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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-25
CLOCK WORKERS
 TO GIVE DANCE
Entertainment Planned at Hamilton Park April l7
 By Tom CarmOdy

The annual entertainment and dance, sponsored by the Employees Aid association of the Waterbury Clock company, will be held at Hamilton park pavilion, Friday eve ming, April IT, it was announced this morning by Business Manager Thomas Carmody.
 The annual custom of sponsoring a popularity contest among the girls of the plant has been eliminated this year. The entertainment for the show will feature talented perform CTS who are on the factory payroll.
 Anon. the group who will per- form are: Ray Bond, Louise Lam dolfi, Alice Passick, Carmen DeJo- seph, Harry Orsini, Axel Anderson, George Gaugler, Marion Warren, Florence Rinaldi, Arlene Brauder, E. Tripp, Louis Vanasse, Clarence Fish CT, Emil Riopel, Roberta Johnston, Andrew Rowe and Hal Johnston.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-25

Ranking G. K.
 knight in 1895-97 and today is the ranking grand knight in the coun- cil. Both were introduced to the gathering by Grand Knight Cor nelius F. Maloney and responded with brief remarks.
 Grand Knight Maloney voiced the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-25

Faces About Town: Michael Farmer La by the management of The Barbizon Hotel or ladies ony that decidedly night club, and to Michael Farmer dancing his Beverly Parker and Paterno he's the contractors The stcrk Club at lso elcpe to Armcnk getting ccyumans promise mot print it, please Which promised
 After the merger they returned to the place with an opposition of admitting his marriage plans Knows-Best-sun Barbara Weeks doll elevated herself to the Legit stage 5Oh Fay Wray turning the opposite Ruby Halliday Memphis who became the late Jean Paou Broadway after White Scandals is now being called a Punch and Rudy show
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-25

BgTOwn vgnee They stood arguing in front of the parking lot adjacent to Radio City She ernlie wrappedand he
 ated and tailed They had just stepped out of limousine and audible When
 nost screamed promised anything wanted And otheyou won't those pearls anyting really wan She walked sukng practically in haste coided with ghte 0 crtce had accordion sng his shoulder rendering: T Got Plenty of Nuttin,"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-25

Broadway Dictionary: Ticket specuIator guy O charge for tickets what the producer would like Social spelling SOcaice enemy disguised friend BrOadwayite: who passing Duck than earning Sophicae person usually spell terrific printed for society people, who in Broadway months
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-25

Jamaica complains that tourists are not spending as much as be- fore.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-25

saes in Our Alley: They the Tobacco ROad will filmed that has the fault the Elsie DnsmOre books opportunity quips movie actress comedy protests from who grooming Arthur about film
 report Why Murray "that critic defended pie said good clean fun! George Kaufman feeling low suggested blues night club "In you up said fellow; "ths has everyhing" Ev ythn glum "but fresh air" Our Look Who's Tang Lucus Beebes pia "As the quaint Walter eWincheM would say"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-25

Manhattan nearby sanatarum held performance gratis
 Including obrey known orchestra As the band prepared to fanted They carried his limp form once where doctor examined him "Manutriton said the physician e apparently hasn't eaten for days famished man playing beneht
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-25

Sounds In The Nigh At a Republican
 guy? against the Versailles bar Don't talk foolish head Near the Capitol Theatre
 ed rather make crooked quarter than an honest doar In the several monthsbu think it's way Ritz foyer: "Wha laugh! She later inherited than he'll ever have" Wanbowoom: only he'll against i At Sheridan sq in Greenwich Village: up the symphonyhes being ds- front loge in Radio Cys Music Hall: "Sam stop-1M let a scream!"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-25

Everyhings Rhythm With My Heart the swingiest time Jimmy Ges These Three a the Ryo short in Crime Does Not Pay" series the Capobee than the detective magazines . Shleys program "The WOmans Side of -a different The next hit Robins and Roses by Leslie and Burke Mamb" etc Louis Primas Sng!" tOrrid Golf and Kerrs sophis- Farewell Mr. Gangster" by Appleton Century, ScalOns to the merchants who willing donate of their profits to the flood sufferers on condition that this column them off with free ad
 Mdnghter: The adverts the Apollo Burlesk pro Benny Fields and Abe Lyman Girls" Paul Witeman dug of his 8year- recordings Drdena" convince the Johnny that old ITO Mary-With Love" brusng Coast producers in the columns reported: Whitney Bourne has replaced Enid Cooper the leading feminine role Left Turn
 that Enid Cooper the wife Of Fred of the show! The director c. Carroll wifeand suggestion that type" Pckords radio other with T Got Plenty of Nuttn Associated convaescng from malaria hospital ship after being stretcheed out of Dolo Ethiopia column Jimmy Stewart dining with Jeanette Macdonald night flying kids kite the next Are limiting that she 1t? Friends people who jealous the same guy British what phrase will be used to describe television. about Takeyes?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-25

the Grande Canyon at 44h: The peanut vendor filing his nails The leaning against the Music Hall vhistng Beautiful Lady in Bue' At 53rd and Saturday uniformed fireman stealing the right choking Whre think you're goin" cabb fre?" Amsterdam Ave, 8 at n: The drunken bully swinging at lad half his szand missing which himself his lead the The hotel guests from the Winter Garden ogng the undaped chorus girls in The Foes whose win dows open that Spring Has Sprung
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-25
Walter Wi1lcIaeu
 O. BrOadqguy
NeuD York Heortbeat

CTade Rsestered, opyrlsh, lsss pay MIrror Inc
Evening star., 1936-03-08

League tournament bowed before the
enemy. won an amazing triumph over
Carl Hesse in the sixth round of play.
The victory advanced Ramme from
consolation position to minor ranking
with Konrad Willnich. each having a
lone win to his credit. Vladimir
Sournin and Donald Mugridge are tied
for first place with five wins apiece,
though to date Mugridge has given
two draws and Sournin has lost one
game. In round six Max Kessler de-
feated Vincent Eaton, Ernest Knapp
won from Simon Naidel Mugridge and
Martin Stark drew and Sournin
trapped Willnich in cagy game.
Chesspourri.
A BEAUTIFUL post card showing
the famous gold bar Of Hotel
Aqua Caliente Is mailed from Mexico
by I. S. Turover, Washingtonian,
who is playing series of exhibition
matches with Mexico's best as he
and his family travel in the land Of
sombreros and tequila Secre-
tary Horace E. Mcfarland of the
National Chess Federation describes
this column as interesting ditto
from J. H. Wilkinson, chess curio
collector of Saint Paul. MINI. .
Travis Hoke. author of January "Es-
quire's" article on chess, The Screw
lest Game" says he used to play
chess, little, but never very well''
and calls this column Interesting"
{. My. my, every one writes that
this column is interesting. Can
there be collusion? Thanks, A.
w. Fox. for your most kind letter.
It warmed the cookies of my heart.
Chess Problem No. 2.
THROUGH the courtesy of Chess
Review" is offered this three
mover composed by Maxwell Bukof-
zer sometime problem editor for ma
tional chess publications such as "The
Gambit," Texas Chess Magazine, "
western Chess Magazine" and
"Chess Review" Bukofzer was elect
ed to the honor chess society, Chi
Eta Sigma, in 1893. He is pre-emi-
nent in the field of problem editing.
He resides at Bellaire, Long Island.
Black Pieces.
Evening star., 1936-03-08

Seeking to develop new material
among members Of the Department Of
Agriculture, President D. s. Burch and
Chess Director Alexander Sturges have
set aside the first meeting of the club
each month as amateur night" New
players and visitors are invited to this
meeting to exhibit their skill or browse
around. The club meets in room 2349,
South Building, every Thursday eve
ming.
Curator Green Recommends.
WALTER C. GREEN, curator of the
w White Checker and Chess Collec-
ton in the Cleveland Public Library
tOhio), the largest In the world-em-
bracing more than 10000 items-has
recommended the following studies for
the true devotee of chess science: "A
History of Chess" by H. J. r. Murray,
a truly monumental work of 900 pages;
"The Chess Problem" by H. Weenik,
as edited by George Hume and Alain
c. White; Modern Chess Openings"
by p. w. Sergeant, r. c. Griffith and
M. e. Goldstein; IA Thousand End
Games" edited and arranged by c. E.
c. Tattersall, in two volumes, and "The
Middle Game in Chess" by e. A.
Znosko-B Borovsky.
Ramme Wins Surprise Victory.
u N. RAMME, who for five rounds
" In the District Of Columbia
Evening star., 1936-03-08
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Whites Pieces.
White to play and mate in three moves
Key to Problem 1: Q-QR8. Cor
rect solutions received from Druell
Huskerson, G. J. Berner and W. l.
Crawford. Frank Evans, your key
fails. Above position is correct, try
this brain teaser.
This column ,Uelcones chess in
Quiries, netDs, facts and Hews.
Information readily gipen if self
addressed, stamped envelope IL
incloSed.
(Copyright. 1850
Evening star., 1936-03-08
D. c. SWIMMERS BEATEN
New York West Side Gains Edge
in Relays of "Y" Meet.

Special Dispatch to The Star
NEW YORK. March 7.-Although
dividing the individual events with
the West Side Y. NJ. c. A., the SWIM
ming team from the Washington "Y''
lost to the local tankers here tonight
when both relays were taken by West
Side teams. The score was 40-35.
Mullady, Boggs and Marshall won
the l00-yard free style, l00-yard back
stroke and fancy diving events for
the visitors.
Summaries:
5e-YARD FREE STYLE-First. Barry
ton); third. Secular tWashingto toni. +.
ieo-YXRD FREE srYLE-First, Null
lady, tWashington}; second. Schaem west
SSa); Siaae); third. Boyer West side,. Time
sse.YARD FREE srYLE-First schsem
'nir ifs 'HsSs ssEasfr asre' srRoKEprst T.
White west Side,: second Hopper wash
ington); third. Aleisio West Side). Time
ioe:YARD BACK sTRoKE-First, sogss
tonl: third. Callahan 1West Side). Time
FANCY DIvING-First. Marshall cwash-
ington); second; Owen West Side): third.
Hcas Mfsi fss sTRTE Wnnsrs ERHo,pTt
osoi. Richardson); second, Wsshington 7.
M ',SSs-HH;aRPpi 6 4; RPimsMl Mlntiv 81; Rr,.v-ur..
c. a. Time-I:s7. "A'
Evening star., 1936-03-08
COLUMBIA LODGE, NO. lillian

Season Records.
-, High individual game-Reiselman fSieht,
No; -. lsa: Deutsch tBd. Mt, No A.. 1855.
High individual set-Spilman tSight, No.
J.; go Garrison tBd Mt, No. -. 40s
HlSn M, tenn same-Miscl.. No. /. 655;
High team se...B. NJ. No. /. 1905;
81; Keller Plat: & Pol. No. II, 81; Car
rison tBd. Mt. No. y. 81.
Hugh syeraees-.spiiman (sisht. No ID,
ELL; Beavers tMiscl.. No. ID. I1a-31.
HIGH strikes-Lattin tSieht. No. -, 4s:
ReaSsim.n H,ss IN. ,sish1 No -. 80:
.aai aisn n,.,dr resTSeayers 3 ,Misel.; No. y.
man (Sight No, IL o,i
Evening star., 1936-03-08
GOVERNMENT.

Season Records.
High individual games-Sullivan tGen-
eFai AccountingD, l76: Penfold tWar). 1855.
hlgh individual sets-Penfold WAR.
400: Vignau tProcurement). 3g3
GO High team eames-General Accounting.
High team sets-war. ITO: Labor,
High strikes-McElroy Marine Bar.
racks. rs: Kreamer Labor. 80
High spares-vail General Accounting).
153; kreamer Labor: l47.
Ranss nsh asxsrssesnsenfold sWar1 !War LILO;
Accounting), 111-21: McElroy Marine
Barracks. l10-30; Vienau tProcurementl,
1I0.3s; Kreamer Labor. 1l0-l4; Anes
Evening star., 1936-03-08
THREE IN TRAP TIE
Thaw, Livesey, Wynkoop Hit %
Each at Washington Gun Club.

Three marksmen of Washington Gun
Club were tied at the end Of the first
days shooting for two new trophies
placed in competition yesterday by
Fries, Beall & Sharp and the club
president.
Benjamin Thaw, r. P. Livesey and
J. C. Wynkoop each had . score of %
out of Is. By agreement all three will
be penalized two yards in next Satur-
days shoot, firing from 10 yards. Ju-
lius Marcy won the 50-target tourna-
ment, with score OF 46, one better
than w. D. Monroe.
Evening star., 1936-03-08
RING STREAK CRACKED
syracuse Hands Wisconsin First
Defeat in Four Years.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, March 7 (P.-
syracuse University's brilliant array of
boxers ended Wisconsin's four year
undefeated record here today, 5ls to
~, before a capacity crowd of $500
IN Archbold Gymnasium.
Wisconsin, claiming the national
championship, took all their points in
the first three bouts, the Orange COM
ing back to win all five,
Evening star., 1936-03-08
SODALITY Union,
Season Records.

High sversse-M flanagan. ao-53.
Hleh Strikes-T. Gray z, Bennett, IL.
Hish spsres-M Hannagan 70.
135.,
High team same-st Gabriel No. /, 49,.
High team set-St Gabriel No. !, 1925.
Evening star., 1936-03-08
GENERALS WIN ON MAT.

LEXINGTON, Va, March Z @.-
Washington and Lees powerful
wrestling team captured five indi-
vidual championships while v. M. I.
took the three remaining titles In
the FINALS Of the nth annual South
era Conference tournament here to-,
night.
Evening star., 1936-03-08
LADIES' DISTRICT.
Season Records.
LADIES' AGRICULTURE.

High team set-Arcadia. 171o
High team game-Rosslyn. b1A
Hleh individual set-Marge Smith, 3o3.
High individual game-Rena Levy, ia.
Evening star., 1936-03-08
MUCH M0NEYPUT
INTO TENP|N SHOW
Record Entry, Prize List Will
Mark Title Meet at
indianapolis.
BY FOSTER HALEY,
Associated Press Staff Writer,

7 INDIANAPOLIS, March IA sport
which was old when the United
States was young will have its
4 thirty-sixth annual glorification
In Indianapolis this month with some
$4,000 participants from 20 States.
Honolulu and Canada hurting the
mineralites down the hardwood in the
month-long convention Of the Ameri-
can Bowling Congress.
Those venerable keglers who par
ticipated in the first A. B. C. tourna-
ment at Chicago in 1901, where six
alleys sufficed and gas lights furnished
the illumination, must realize they
were born IS years too soon when they
see the bowlers' paradise being ar
ranged for the thirty-sixth renewal at
the fairgrounds.
Since February 10, carpenters,
steamfitters, painters and decorators
have been Transforming the coliseum
and cattle barn into a veritable fair
grounds fairyland
Evening star., 1936-03-08
BY PAUL J. MILLER, Jr.

b1 PAUL j. MlLLEh, Jr.
w YHEN 10000 Americans in
one city play chess that is
wv news. Starting its chess rec
reation program four years
ago with 20 players, the department
OF municipal recreation and adult ed
ucation of the Milwaukee public
schools gives these most interesting
facts anent chess progress in America S
leading chess education center:
Season Of 1888.
Attendance at social center classes 1907
htten<snce at playground classes 4.137
Munlcipal leagues in city--- 10
Municipal league teams Il
Municipal league players 322
Attendance in municipal league play 302S
Annual chess touraments----
State tournament ent-----
Anne erican Chess Federation. national
open tournament with attendance
Annual attendance for scciable play
IN municipal chess room 5000
And in addition Milwaukee held 10
inter-city matches. and sponsored Is
public exhibitions by leading players
from all sections of the United States.
More than 1000 girls and boys learned
to play chess on Milwaukee's play
grounds last Summer. and rs per
cent Of these ranged in age from 8
to IA. No less than 100 women are
registered in the Milwaukee Municipal
Chess Association.
Milwaukee provides for its chess
public municipal chess room COM
pletely furnished and equipped ac-
cording to modern taste, and it is open
every day. Miss Dorothy c. Enderis,
assistant superintendent OF schools,
and Prof. Donald B. Dyer, primarily
are responsible for the abundant chess
activities in Milwaukee.
Newell Banks Entertains.
DON CESAR BEACH HOTEL, at
Pass-a-Grille, Fla, is witnessing
very strange innovations in chess and
checker exhibitions by Newell Banks,
erstwhile checker champion of the
United States. Beach" chess and
checkers-yes, In Florida the games
are played on the sands with the
salty tang of an Atlantic breeze to
invigorate the players-are receiving
as much attention as the work outs
OF the Washington Senator'S. Banks is
playing blindfold many opponents. So
far in five weeks of play he has only
lost two chess games and won all
games at checkers. In late March he
comes North to stage several simul-
taneous game stunts, and will play in
Washington. taking on all corners.
Paschal Tops Agriculture.
/ ATEST scoring In the double round
robin tournament conducted by
the Agriculture Chess Club places
Paschal in the lead with a percentage
OF 900. In field Of IS there are Z
players who have percentages above
500. They are:
Evening star., 1936-03-08

Discounts 10 Per Cent.
A RvILLE EBERSoLE, secretary OF
the association, serving his tenth
consecutive term, estimates that 10 per
cent of field so signed may be count
ed out Of the actual competition. Thus
the association. to establish bona fide
record, will require probably more than
370 teams on the firing line.
This will be the first city tournament
in which the association secretary will
receive professional help, at least on
the ballyhoo, and with Ben McAlWee
in the role of press agent and general
aide, Ebersole is confident Of achieving
the record entry.
The tournament will be divided into
six classes, with the bowlers grouped
by averages, in singles. as follows
Class A. lis and over; B, ITO to ia;
c. l05 to 109; D, 100 to 104; E, 95
to 90; F, 81 and under
The same classifications will prevail
in teams and doubles, as follows:
Teams: A, SIS and over; B, $50 to
STA; c. 525 to SAC: D. 500 to 524; E,
ATS to 499: F. 474 and under. Doubles:
A, $50 and over: 3. 220 to 229: c. 2l0
to 21s; D, 200 to 2os; E. 100 to 1ss
and F, 1s9 and under.
Entry Fee, 81.
THE entry fee in each event will be
81 per man, with another -four
bits the cost of membership in the
association.
A bowler may roll with as many
teams as desired, but only his set
with the first team he appears with
will count in the all-events.
Ebersole already has received one
team entry, paid up This came from
Dave Burrows, captain of the Chappell
Billiard team of the Georgetown Rec
reation League. Burrows turned in
the entry last Fall
Charley Young, assistant secretary
OF the National Duckpin Bowling Con-
gress and scorer of the Country Club
League, said last night he hoped to
have his league enter in a body, to
roll on the second Friday night of
the tournament.
Tourney Is on Today.
MAN and woman bowlers of halt a
dozen cities will shoot this after
noon and tonight at Rosslyn in the
Old Dominion Sweepstakes, sponsored
BY Gait Davis, Rosslyn proprietor. 1t
Is handicap event.
There will be no charge for bowling,
outside of the entry fee of SO, but each
participant will donate rs cents to a
fund that will see the Rosslyn girls
team through the ational Duckpin
Bowling Congress championships.
One squad will perform at 3 pm.
and another at 8.
Entries for the national champion
ships will close tomorrow, with George
1semann. N. D. B. C. secretary, at
room 2l6, Maryland Building, Four
teenth and H streets northwest.
Evening star., 1936-03-08
Holy Name Society
SECTION A.

Season Records
High team set-Holy Comforter ], 1857.
High team game-Holy Rosary. a.
High averaee-EdinEer Holy Name ~.
High individual set-Nicro (Holy Ros-
ary} 42q
Hieh individual same-Nicro tHoly Ros-
ary,. 1877
Hish strikes-Edinser holy Name ".
Hish spares-w. Woody iour Lady Of
Victory). 142.
Evening star., 1936-03-08
METHODIST PROTESTANT
Season Records

Season Records.
Hish team game-Mt Tabor No. l. 5a,
NJ high team set-North Carolina Avenue
Heightsl, 1ll-36. "'ei
Hish individual ssme-stalcup Fort
Hieh individual set-Ross Calvary. sa4
=, hisn strikes-Rupenthai mt. Tabor No.
;, Hsh spares S. stalcup ,For. My.r
Heights, ~ "'eI
Evening star., 1936-03-08
Bowling Standings and Season Records
DISTRICT.
Season Records

High team set-Arcadia 1854
High team eame-Arcadia, $50
Hign individual set-Paul Jarman. 45s.
Hlgh individual game-Joe Harrison.
Evening star., 1936-03-08
B0wlerS Pay Freight.

IT Is one of the few sports in which
the participants themselves furnish
most Of the money, the bowlers not
only paying their own expenses. but
paying also for the privilege of playing
once they reach indianapolis.
Booster teams from Indianapolis and
the State will break in" the alleys the
first few days, but with the approach
OF the first week end the bowlers from
400 cities will start pouring in. to con-
tinue in an unending human stream
until April l3.
One five-man team is coming all the
way from Honolulu, at an expense of
some $4,000. for just about four hours
of bowling.
Evening star., 1936-03-08
CARAS ACCEPTS Def
World Pocket Billiard Champion
Will Take on Rudolph.

WILMINGTON, Del, March 7
@.-Jimmy Caras, young world
pocket billiard champion, today ac-
cepted the challenge Of Erwin
Rudolph, former four-time titleholder
from Cleveland, for . crown match.
The match probably viii be held In
New York. Philadelphia or Newark
near the end Of April. It viii be ct
7s0 points, two blocks daily for three
1ayx.
Evening star., 1936-03-08
LADIES INDEPENDENT.
B. 7. r. u,
AGRICULTURE INTERRtREau
Season Records.

season Records.
High team sets-Plant Industry, | 10.
economics economics $3.50: Shops, 1875; Inter.
High team eames-Plant Juniors SRA.
bbconomics bcoao nSo COS: so-Kems. 593: Public
High individual sets-Allison 4to.
AAekerman; 1872; vanneman. 3s4; Lyle
.rssh High Individual games-Wrisht. 1ss:
Alilson. I5s; Lyle Seaton, 151; Kause, l54
Evening star., 1936-03-08
ODD FELLOWS.
Season Records

Season Records.
High individual game-c,are.tt ,s,
NJ Hleh Individual sets-F. Donaldson and
High Hish team team game.Mt. Pleasant. 599.
nisn team Set-Amity No y $50
Hish strikes-Glossbrenner 81.
aaish a;sh spares-W Donaldson. ls7
Evening star., 1936-03-08
ELKS' IEAGUE
Season Records

Season Records.
High team set-Brotherly Love 619.
Hlsh team game-Char.ty 6O7
ney. l57.
Hish individual set-Brown. 432.
High StrikeS-Blakeney, 40
High spares-Blakeney. 1873
High average-Blakeney. l20.
Evening star., 1936-03-08
B. L. w. Federation

High averages-Suess tB Y P. o.. ~,
a1-9: Douglas Nv. Menu: a5-23: Mason
Nv, Mem ); S5-24: Sallust (Brookland
Meth. S2-24.
High individual eames-Douelas wv
Menu. 131: SueSs tB. Y. p u. ID 123:
Mason Nv. Menu. Ill: Goad tB. Y. p.
o.. II. III.
s: Hopkins tBrookland Meth. 4 Douglas
wv. Menu. 4: Sallust tBrookland Meth J. 4.
High spares-Douglas wv. Mem. IA:
Mason tW. Menu. ~: Suess tB. Y. p. o.
Goad tB. Y. P. u. II. 20.
W. l. W. l.
sYPT..II--- i p Sherwood & SE y =
LAnGdon Reds Is l2 Brook Meth 10 IL
Evening star., 1936-03-08
EAST WASHINGTON Church
Season Records.

Season Records.
High ayerages-Gochenour. 1884: Hall.
113-6D; Deioe 1892
High individual sets-Hall. 422, 420:
Gochenour. 4lO.
High individual games-Braton, 161;
Gochenour. l5a: Hall i5a
Hish team eames-Dougias. 624: Metro,
High team sets-Douglas. 1870. 1925.
43: Hall Al
High spares-Hsn. 1874: B. Brown. 1884;
Evening star., 1936-03-08
d. c. REPAIR SHOP.
TAKoMA SUBURBS.
TAKOMA CHURCH,
PETWOkTH.
Season Records.

High team Esmes--York Auto Supply
Co. $40: Petworth 6O3.
Hish team sets-York Auto Supply Co.,
High individual sets-Moody little Tav-
ern Shops,. -421; Shugrue lucky Strike
Barbers) 402.
High individual eames-Filus tYork
Auto supply CO.., 15s: Ruche tBrotman's
High individual aversges-Defino york
Auto Supply Co.. 1852: Ruche tBrotman's
High spares-Defino york Auto Supply
Co. $50: Ruche tBrotman's Market. 167
sanss n1sh stEiRe-Rllsy Likes. Little z Tavern
Utterbach u.uckv Strike Barbers>, IA Ben
ner !Petworth). 80: Defino tYork Auto Sup
ply Coz, SO.
Evening star., 1936-03-08
n. r. C.

Season Records.
High individual averaee-Boss UeeaD,
10t-lf.
High individual game-Sareeant tGen-
eral Ledger). l64
High Individual Set-Boss fLegan. 1855.
High flat games-McBroom (LeRaD and
Strong tPrim Cont as
High StrikeS-Boss fLeean 30
Hien Spares-HiH lExpenseI I3s
high team game-Legal. 5Ss,
High team Set-Leeal 63o
Evening star., 1936-03-08
INTERCOLLEGIATE ALUMNI.
Season Records,

High team gsme-V p L. see
High team set-Maryland, .696.
High individual game-Morrison Navy.
182.
High individual set-Garnett ". p. ~.
High averase-Anderson ". M. ~,
1888,