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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-12-10
Penney Store Pays Christmas Bonus

The announcement was made today
by the manager of the local ]. c. Pen
ney Company store Mr.. E. j. Barkee
that the associates of this store will
share in Christmas bonus. The Pen
ney company recently authorized an
extra payment for over $4,000 associates
in all stores, offices and warehouses.
All regular employees who have been
with the company over year will re-
ceive two weeks extra pay. Those en-
ployed for shorter periods will receive
proportionate amounts.
In the announcement of the plan,
Mr.. E. C. Sans, president of the COM
pany said:
"The year 1886 has been the most
successful in the history of our BUSH
ness. The associates have contributed
largely to that success. This bonus is
1t is additional 1886 remuneration for
loyalty and service that have played a
part in making this the greatest year
for the Penney company
In the Libby store five associates will
share in the bonus.
The local manager, Mr. Barkee, COM
mented as follows when asked about
this plan:
Il personally was very happy to learn
of this decision by our board Of di-
rectors The Libby store, like the en-
tire Penney company, has had SPLEEN
did year. Our success is due to the
work of all the group in this store.
am sure that our customers. like my
self, will be happy to see these good
friends of theirs in Libby receive this
substantial recognition of their fine
service and efforts"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-12-10
The Methodist Church
II. w. Woods. Pastor

Sabbath School 1000. Bring the
Christmas ornaments. Morning worship
11:O0. A re-Christmas service. Spe-
cial Christmas selections will be rem
dered by the choir, which will appear
for the first time in their robes.
Epworth League at 6:15, Evelyn Nor
rill, leader
The Senior Aid will hold their
Christmas Party at the church Wednes-
day afternoon. Each to bring 10c
gift. Pot-luck luncheon
The Junior Aids Christmas Party
will be held Friday afternoon at the
church. Pot-luck luncheon. All bring
Csc gift
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-12-10
Express Appreciation

The board of trustees of the Libby
schools wish to express their apprecia-
ton for the fine spirit of cooperation
shown in the effort to immunize the
school children against a small pox
epidemic, as practically every child has
been innoculated or is otherwise i'm
mune. Drs. Martin and Cairns made il
possible for the board to finance the
cost by generous reduction in the es-
tablished rates and the parents con-
tribution for the cost of the serum gives
the community protection without a
heavy cost to any one.
GLEN E. NOLOP,
Chairman.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-12-10
Entertains at Bridge Luncheon

The members of the Dinty Moore
club were guests of Mrs. E. j. Barkee
last Thursday at delightful o'clock
bridge luncheon. After the serving Of
the luncheon, the afternoon was de-
voted to the popular card game, with
high score prize won by Mrs. Hans
Westman and the low score prize by
Mrs Grant Harley.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-12-10

ternoon, cards being the diversion of
the afternoon. High score prize was
won by Mrs. Paul Stamschor, while
guest prize was awarded to Mrs. A. N.
Richards. Dainty refreshments were
served at the close Of an enjoyable
afternoon.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-12-10
Restored Rights to Desertcrs

President Coolidge issued a proc
lamation restoring civil rights to de-
serters between. November IL, 1918,
and July ., 1921, but 1t did not remove
any charges Of desertion, mitigate any
nnnlshmenls or remit any sentences
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-12-10
Entertains '06 Club

Mrs. Bertha Crotteau was hostess to
the '06 Club at her home yesterday af-
Evening star., 1936-01-19

Vladimir Sournin squeezed Tur-
over out of the District title in the
1920 tournament, but in a hard
fought match In 1921 Turover recap
tured the crown. From 1921 to 1927
no Official District tournaments were
held. In 1927 Turnover relinquished
the title and turned to the promotion
Of chess matches in the District.
Turover's fame as chess player
has drawn him into many national
and international tournaments. On
all occasions he has acquitted himself
with credit.
Frank Marshall encountered Tur-
over in three matches and the local
chess master drew with the United
States champion in 1921 at Atlantic
City, won from him in 1929 at Brad.
ley Beach, and in 1891 Turnover drew
again with Marshall in New York
City.
In travels abroad Turover has en-
gagged the great European chess mas
terS.
Today the Washingtonian is an
enthusiastic entrepreneur of chess, ad-
vocating the playing Of the game in
all Of its recreational forms, and bring
ing to Washington annually many Of
the nations leading amateurs and
match players.
Besides sponsoring simultaneous ex-
hibitions, Ttlrover has given several
exhibitions. Out Of 4 total of 10l
Evening star., 1936-01-19
.@HE5&8:

games played in such exhibitions
against Washington's best. he has won
$50, lost IL and drawn 20.
Largely through the untiring efforts
OF Turover chess has found hearty
welcome at the Jewish Community
Center, which encourages chess play
at every opportunity.
Chess Association Planned.
TENTATIVE plans are under way
for the cooperative merger of
all chess activities In the District
through 4 representative organization
to be known as the Metropolitan Chess
Association, each regularly established
chess club to nominate representa-
tives to form the board Of directors.
william Heatwole, president OF the
Washington Inter High Chess Asso-
ciation; D. s. Burch. president OF
the Department of Agriculture Chess
Club; Alexander Sturges, chess direc-
tor Of the latter group. and A. Seid-
enberg, chess organizer among local
universities and colleges. have pledged
themselves to the progressive de-
velopment of chess In Washington.
A team tournament is planned.
Five-man teams from business houses
are welcome to enter the associations
round robin match. Chess players
from the local newspapers probably
will enter teams along with many OF
the government departments. A cup
will be placed in competition, ar
rangements having been made for
this annual award.
Chess groups please communicate
with Abe Seidenberg, Metropolitan
1858. for details.
Chesspourri.
WALTER c. GREEN. curator Of
the J. G. White chess and
checker collection at Cleveland, the
worlds largest, as 1t contains more
than 10000 items, has a w. P. A.
chess assistant. So far this appears
TO be the most intellectual enterprise
of New Deal spending Charles
H. Leech, president Of the Illinois
NuCOc 1ooOS46tAOus 10 aouAOAA6 WI"
i've years Of successful organized
chess. He says he read with great
interest our sine qua non on world
chess champs Louis P. dAutre-
mont, inventor Of angel chess, and
chess In the fourth dimension.
writes from st. Louis that he takes
The Sunday Star. I wonder If he
reads only the chess column? i.
Jose Capablanca. one-time world
chess champion. pauses in New York
City while en- route to his native
Cuba to inform DR.. A. Rueb Of The
Hague, president Of the International
Chess Federation, as to how world
championships should be conducted
in the future. I suppose the new
champ, DR.. Max Euwe, will differ
with Capablanca. Some years ago
the Cuban chess wizard wanted to
change the position Of the chess
men on the board to add new possi-
bilities IN the opening. We still use
The orthodox set-up that pleased and
entertained our fathers fathers
father id infinftum.
This column welcones chess
Inquiries, ne,Cs, facts and views.
Information readily giuen if SELF
addressed. stamped envelope Is in
closed
Copyright. 1888. by the International
Chess News Service.
Evening star., 1936-01-19

~ INFUSED by the record turn
l. out Ut last weeks wrestling
show, Promoter Joe Turner
IL will present local mat follow
ers with two finish matches Thursday
at his arena.
Dean Detton and Irish Jack Dono-
van, irked at the thought Of working
In semi-final support Of Joe Savoldi
and Ivan Managoff. persuaded Turner
to let them twist 1t out in a finish
match.
So, with Turner yielding to his tenn
peramental grapplers, the Districts
wrestling supporters will be treated, or
bored. with twice the usual dose.
Undefeated locally. Detton boasts
one Of the strongest followings here
Of any member Of the cauiflower in
dustry. while Donovan still rates high
despite many recent losses.
Managoff. scientific Russian. is con-
ceded an excellent chance to upset
Savoldi. former ali-America foot ball
star at Notre Dame. The colorful
Managof gained a draw with Hans
steinke, powerful German, in a 30
minute performance last week.
Jim Wallis will stack up against
Floyd Marshall and Len Hall will tan
gle with Jim Coffield in 30-minute
preliminaries. The first match is
scheduled for $50 o'clock.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
BY PAUL ]. MILLER, JR.

BY PAUL J. MILLER, JR.
- EVEN players have entered the
contest for the crown Of Dis
trict champion. the tournament
- being conducted under the
auspices Of the District Chess League.
with President Anton Y. Hesse an
nouncing that the match ohicially
opens next Saturday at 3 pm. at the
Capital City Chess Club at the Hotel
Gordon.
Vladimir sournin, Martin Stark, d.
H. Mugridse, Ernest Knapp. Simon
Naidel, Konrad Willnich and Carl A.
Hesse have filed their entries With
the requisite fee of So. Applications
will be received up to Friday and all
fees must be paid by Saturday, con-
testants posting their correspondence
to President A. Y. Hesse. 236 Crom-
well terrace northwest, Or to the G. @.
c. c., 9l6 Sixteenth street northwest.
Any chess player residing in the
metropolitan area OF Washington Is
eligible to participate. To the victor
will 60 the I. S. Trover Trophy,
which will be awarded annually until
champion wins it for three con-
secutive years and thus obtains
permanent possession.
Trophy Initiated In 1880.
THE late Frank B. Walker. chess
editor Of The Evening Star. was
first to win the trophy, in 1880. and
put another leg on it the next year.
but in 1882 Vladimir Sournin gained
the prize and held it throughout
1885,. D. H. Mugridge vanquished all
opponents in 1884 and in 1885 yielded
the trophy to Martin Stark, who will
defend it in the coming tournament.
Stark stands an excellent chance
of winning again, but he will have
strong challenger in D. H. Mug
ridge, who recently wrested the cham
pionship of the Capital City Chess
Club from Stark, club champion in
1885.
Coming to Washington in 1917.
Turover Immediately waded knee deep
into chess competition to win the
D. c. championship in 1918. 1919 and
in 1921, when he became the per-
manent possessor Of the Post chess
championship trophy.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
r. F. C.

Season Standings and Records.
High individual averase-Hill tExpense)
1926.
High individual game-sarseant (Gen-
eral Ledger), 1854
High Individual set-Boss (LeeaD. 317
High nat eame-McBroom '(LesaD. 95.
High strikes-Boss GegaD. 90.
High spares-Hill tExpensel 81.
High team game-Fiies. 552.
High team set-Files. 1,54O.
Weekly high eame-JoneS fFiles). 140.
Weekly high set-Boss Legal, 377.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
SECTION b.
Season Records.
SECTION c.
Season Records.

Season KecOrdS.
High team set-Hoy Name. 1,707.
High team game-Holy Name, 62s.
High average-Kapanke, st. Peters.
ITO.
High set-van SAINT. st. Francis De
Sales No L. 40l. =,
High game-Smyth st. Paul'S. 100.
Sales No. =. 70.
High spares-Kapanke. st. Peters No.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
District Weeueigt Boxing Champion Seeks More National Recognition
Champ Belittles
Louis Quick Win
By the Associated Press.
~NvNyr,rvvrCvy CvyYyr N 4

By the Associated Press.
RENNETTSVILLE. s. c., January
1s.-To Champion James J.
Braddock the latest ring victory
by Joe Louis doesn't mean
thing"
THAT was no fight," he scoffed
when asked what he thought of
the Louis Charlie. Retzlan bout last
night at Chicago.
Sure, I think I can whip Louis
and I'm looking forward to meet
ing him."
Jersey Jim stopped here on his
way to Florida.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
FEDERAL.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team games-Government Print
ing Otfie U43. Veterans Administration,
U33.
High team setS-Government Printing
Office. 1134; Investigation, l.1SS.
High individual games--CIarke I'm
vestleationj. 1o4, Crowley wet. ADM.
100.
High individual sets-Walker &C. P. o..
419: Clarke 'InveStlgation). iO1.
l2l "a; Clarke ,Investieation). 120-.2;
Walker &c. P. o., 1913; Brown &c. P.
O.. Il7-1: Miller tInvestiea tom. 1861:
Newman '1nveStlgatlonl. ll6-3O; Hoist ,G
P. o.. Hills; Burdette Navy Yard.
114-2l; Cowden &c P. o.. 1l4-3: Comp
ton IN c. p. Hal.
High Strikes-Clarke 1nvestigation). SO;
F. Xanten Highway 81.
High spares - Miller iInvestigationl .
1lU; Burdctte Navy Yard. 115.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
WHAT'S IN A NAME.

High individual games-Weinberg, 1853:
Kaufman. 143.
High individual sets-Ryder. 345: Hayes.
800
High team games and sets-W A. C. S..
$50 and LBS: Transportation. $40 and
] 800.
High average spares-Weinberg. oOe;
HAYS. so
High average strikes-Hayes and KaufT-
man. 800
High nat game-Klier. 95
High averaees-Weinberg 1n1-15; Hayes
aa-30; Kaufman. 99-16: Moran. 9S-15:
Miller. $500: Dorsey. 96-3.
Evening star., 1936-01-19

SeasOn hecOIus
High team sets--Jumbo Bread, 1.7S0;
Sanitary Once, 1.7I5; Sanitary Ware
house. 1878.
High team eames-Jumbo Bread 6I6
Sanico Peanut Butter. GA: Sanitary
Warehouse 500.
High averages-William La Bile tSani-
tary ONCE. 11S-a6: Tom Bradford tJum-
9P Bssad s-sa n,eSb.oss1 osr1Tsl s.n4,Iy sHams
Warehouse. 1887; r. La Bile SANITARY
Ofice). 112-l5.
High individual sets-w c.. Gartrell
fHamsl. 4i.2: William j La Billie tSani-
tary ONCE. 400: Schorb tGreen Bag Cof-
High individual games-Charles God.
win Jumbo Bread l75; Tom Bradford
Jumbo Bread. 1855; c. z. Roberts
CPegly-Wigglv), 153.
Hish strikeS-William La Billie (Sani-
tary Ofhce). 30; e. C. Bittenbender ,sani-
tary Warehouse). 20: Tom Bradford Jum-
High spareswIom Bradford Jumbo
ONCE. 11s; W. G. Gartrell Hams. ia.
Weekly High.
High team set-Sanico Bakery. .646.
High team game--Sanico Bakery. $50
High individual set-Neri tPiggly Wig
slyl 3SS.
High individual same--Ncri tPiRRly
Evening star., 1936-01-19
LADIES' INDEPENDENT.
b. Y. p. U.
PETWORTH.
Season Records.


season RECORDS.
High team game-York Auto Supply Co..
Hieh team sets-Brotmans Market.
Lucky Strike. BARRIERS 1893: York Auto
Supply Co. 1.6S7.. ,,...,o
Tavern Shops. 421: Slfugrue Lueky
Strike Barbers), 40@
High individual games-Ruche 'Brot-
mans Market. 155. Grant tYorK Auto
Supply Coz. Isl: Pricci tFelker's Liquor
Storel. ISL
Auto Supply Col l15-4; Ruche 'Brot-
mans Market. 114-1.
High spares-Defino york Auto Supply
Co y I27; Ruche fBrotman's Market 1"0.
High strikes-Riley Little Tavern
Shops) %; Utterback lucky Strike Bar
bers), 90
Evening star., 1936-01-19
GOVERNMENT.
Season Records.

High individual eames-sullivan (Gen.
AccteD. I16: Penfold WAR. 1856.
High individual sets-Penfold (War).
4O4: ViRnau tProcurement>. 393
High team gemes-General Accounting.
62S; War $40.
High team sets-war 1.770; General
Accounting. 662.
Roennigke Marine Barracks. Penfoia
WAR. Vail Gen. Acctg }. II.
High spares--Penfold WAR. 109; An1es
WAR Vail Gen. Acctg1. los.
High averages-Penfold WAR. Tools:
Banks WAR. l15-23 Kreamer Labor.
11O-31; Vail Gen. AcctgD. 110-l5: Vis-
nau (Procurement). 110-1.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
NIGHT INDUSTRIAL,
Season Records.

High team game-Chllum. $40.
High team set-Chillum. .616.
High individual game-G. Lehman. 147.
Hlgh individual set-Ritchie. 356.
High individual average-Ritchie. 1887
Evening star., 1936-01-19
RAVENS SCORE BY SO TO /.

Holding Calvert School scoreless
from the floor, the Y. M. C. A. Ravens
gained a 33-l victory in basket ball
game yesterday on the Y. M. c. A.
court. Streams foul toss saved Calvert
from the ignominy Of shutout.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
Hebrew Inter.Club

Season Records.
Hish team set-Menorah. 1.72I.
High individual averaEe - WeinberG
iChidakeD; 114:15. <,., ,ex
High individual set-0oodman equity.
: Hish .spares---weinbere tChidakels) and
Dortnick (V6ta). 12b.
High strikes-Scheer (Pals). 81.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
10000 SEE RUGBY TIE.

SWANSEA, Wales, January 18 R-
Before $4,000 spectators, wales and
England played scoreless draw today
In the hrst international rugby match
q ths hecne soe3ea.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
AMERICAN LEGION.
Season Records.

High team eame-Bunker Hill. 6O4.
High team set-Nash. $50.
High team strikes-Nash. 20
Hish team spares-Lincoln. 400
High individual eame-Walker NASH
151.
High individual set-Walker NASH 41a
High individual averages - Campbell
tFort Stevens, 115.12: Walker Nash
115.3S.
High individual strikes-Myers Bunker
HID. 10
High individual spares-Walker Nash,
los
High fat game-Maddocks Treasury. 90
Evening star., 1936-01-19
EASTERN STAR.
Season Records.

High team game-Mzpah 564.
High team sets-Mizpah. 1877; Leba-
non, 533. ,o.
High individual games-Kohler. 149;
Bees. l43: White. l40.
High individual set-Kohler. $50.
High averages-Kohler. 109; owen.
Whitbeck. 100: Biggs. Raver. 9s.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
SIGNS COLLEGE STAR.

RICHMOND, Va, January l8 R.-
Eddie Mooers, owner Of the Richmond
Colts Ia the Piedmont League, has
announced receipt Of . contract from
Sidney Weiss, husky 1irst baseman Of
lAfayotte oellaoD.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
CLYDE KELLY.
Second haif.)
Season Records.

High team game--Sextons. 564
High team set-Sextons .593
High individual game-Baldwin. 149.
High individual set-Begs 1854.
High average-Kane. los.
High spares-Baldwin 81.
High Strikes-Stamps. 90.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
COLUMBIA LODGE. NO. III. A. NJ.
Season Records.

-, High individual same-Deutsch I'D Mt
No A.. 1856
High individual set-Spilman iSieht No
II. 422
Sos
High team set-B M No. /. 1.sO5.
>. High fat games LATIN Sight No. II.
Keller plat. & Pol. No. j.. 81
High averages-Beavers tMiscel. No. u.
1905: splman tSisht No. j.. .I20-6.
Garrison tBd. Mt. No. -. %.
Hgh spares-Beavers lMiscel No, -.
16S, Weidman fDr Rnl No. -. 149.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
MAT SHOW LISTS
DOUBLE FEATURE
Detton.Donovan Costarred
With SavoIdi-Managoff
on Thursday Card.

. INFUSED by the record turn
out 1t last weeks wrestling
show, Promoter Joe Turner
sail aarocnak 1ocal mat fol1o,xf-
Evening star., 1936-01-19
DISTRICT LEAGUE.

Arcadia 25 IA Grand Cent 30 II
Hcurich Brew "a 16 Lucky Strike II 22
Occidentals-- 2j II Conv. Hail. z IS
Season Records.
High team geme-Grand Central Valet.
$50.
High team set-Grand Central Valet.
1909.
High individual Rame-Joe Harrison.
17A.
High individual set-Bill Clampitt 453.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
FURR IN FETTlE
!. FOR HALA|K0 Go
String of Bouts Await Him
if He Gets by Veteran
Tomorrow Night.
BY BURT HAWKINS.

0y 0UHI nav NANO'
~ NCE again Phil Furr. District
welterweight champion. will
place his foot on the bottom
~ rune Of . ladder known as
national recognition tomorrow night,
when he climbs through the ropes at
Turner'S Arena to fight Steve Halaiko.
popular New York ring veteran, In .
scheduled 10-round bout.
Turned back by the failing fists Of
Izzy Jannazzo after being ranked
among the worlds first 10 welters
last year, Fur will make his second
bid for the select circle better
equipped than ever.
Should the local larruper please
Washington's caulihower colony In
his battle with Halaiko, Matchmaker
Goldie Ahearn is prepared to sign
him Immediately for scraps with Cary
Wright, Johnny Jadick and Harry
Dublinsky, probably in that sequence.
Phil in Fine Fettle.
IN POSSIBLY the best physical con-
djtion Of his career and packing
more dynamite In his tattooed right
arm. Fur stacks up against formi-
dable fighter in Halaiko.
A current New York sensation,
Steve has scored victories over such
Well-known ringmen as Wesley
Ramey. Sammy +Mandell, Cocoa Kid.
Lew Ambers, George Salvatore, Eddie
Wagner and Werther Arcelli.
Two Of the Nations finest handlers
Of championship material, Ray Arcel,
famous trainer, and Spike Webb.
coach Of the Naval Academy and
American Olympic boxing teams. will
be in Halaiko,s corner tomorrow night.
It was under Webb's direction that
Halaiko won the 1928 Olympic light
weight title.
Defeat at the hands Of Furr prob
ably would cost Halaiko a chance to
face Tony Canzoneri, world light
weight champion. Steve and Tony
tentatively are booked for New York
battle on February 3.
Impressive in Recent Bouts.
AN UPSET. however, is not entirely
out Of Furr's realm. Against Sid
Silas and Bob Wilson. In his most
recent gagements, he blond South
west Washington better looked i'm
pressive and now claims he Is ready
to rise.
Promoter Joe Turner, anticipating
Q capacity crowd. has increased the
seating capacity of his punch bowl by
200 In order to thoroughly cramp his
customers Just how he performed
the bit Of magic was not revealed.
Cary Wright, who still IS seeking a
match with Furr, will trade blows
with George Esrick. Baltimore welter-
weight, in q semi-final scheduled for
six rounds, while another six-rounder
will pit Roy kid" Manley against
Angelo Nicola.
Clyde Wilson will swap socks with
Sam Bacala and Billy Lancaster will
face Jessie James In four-round pre-
liminaries. Action will get under way
1T $3.50 o'clock.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
A. & p.
Season records.
HIGH AVERAGES.

High Individual eame-crawford tNec-
tar). 1852
High individual set-Domdera fSultana).
400
High team eames-Condor. 642 Bon
dav f12
High team sets-Condor, 1874; Gold
Streamers 1896
High spares-Casey fEncore). 1877; Kali
ser fSunnvf1eldl. 1874
High strikes-Kaiser fSunnyfield). "a;
Grifith fCondor). 33.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
AGRICULTURE INTERBUREAU.
Season Records.

SEASON KecOfdS.
High team sets-Plant Industry ITO
Economics. 1885: Shops. 1878; Extension.
1869.
High team games-Plant Juniors. 634
Economics SOS; So-Kems. 593; Public
Roads $50.
High individual sets-Allison. 410: Ack-
erman, 39": Vanneman, 1854; Lyle Seaton,
3S3.
High individual games-Allison. 1888:
Kause. 1854: Trilli. 153: Dixon, Geran.
Pennington. 151.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
WOOD IS RECUPERATING.

BOONE, Town. January 10 R.-
Sidney Wood. r., Of New York City.
American Davis Cup tennis player, re-
cuperating after an emergency ap-
pendectomy. probably will leave the
hoepital early next week.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
LADIES' DISTRICT LEAGUE.
W l. W
Season Records.

High team game-Lucky Strike. 613.
hign team Set-LucKy Strike ! $50.
hihh individual same-Lorraine GULL,
15o.
nish individual set-Lorraine GULL. 39I.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
VETERANS ADMINISTRATIONS.
Season Records.

High team set-Finance. 1850.
High team game-Finance $50.
High individual average-Crowiey iPen-
sions). III
High individual ssme-Taylor fAppeals).
15l.
High individual set-Pass (Appeals).
3S3
High Spares-Crowley fPensionsl. 121.
High strikes-PasS tAppeals). 20.
Evening star., 1936-01-19

HONNts Ut pAt
Miller Flu. Co
Evening star., 1936-01-19
Bowling Standings and Season Records
EIKS.

Season Records.
High team game--Charity oO7.
High team set--Br0. Love, $40.
High individual game--Rrown. l57.
High individual set-Brown. 432.
High strikes-Brown. 23.
High spares-Blakeney. Ill.
High average-Blakeney. 1854.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
SECTION D.
Season Records,

High team set--Holy Trinity Q. .628.
High team game-Holy Trinity >. $50.
High average-Lowry, st. Martins.
1851.
High set-Pepin Holy Trinity 3, 369.
High game-Reilly Holy Trinity No. l.
and McGahey. St. Martins. IA. ftieJ.
High strikes-Branno. Holy Trinity No.
% -.
High spares-Brannon. Holy Trinity
M . -S
Evening star., 1936-01-19
Holy Trinity
CENTInM z
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team set-St. Peters No. p 1,54o.
High team game-St. Peters No. . $40.
High ayerage-Golden, Sacred Heart
No =, 101.
High set-May. ST. Anthony's 800
High same-Dunnigan. st. Peters. l4S
High strikes-Wassmann. Sacred Heart
No. 3; AlSop ST. Peters No. =, ana Harbn.
ST. Peters No. .. IA ttie,.
High spares-Carroll Mcguire. Sacred
Heart No. /, n.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
HEBREW INTERCLUB.
Season Records.

High team game-Menorah. 623.
High team set-Eouty. l.529.
High individual average-Welnoerg tChi-
daken. I14-S. 80
High individual aame-Levy Pals. 16J.
High individual set-Goodman Equity.
High strikes-Scheer Pals. 81.
High spares-Bortnick vista. IL.
High fiat game-Tenenbaum (Ehronl
and Ginsberg (OWlsl. 06.