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Evening star., 1937-04-11
Sit-Do'un Bug Nips Golf Pros,
Willing to Take Relief Funds
As Pay for Leaning on Clubs

same age as those two, and they call
'em youngsters and don't give me
a tumble" Ralph sasy maybe
it's because Ralph has been around
the top brackets Of the game so long
for -four years.
Laugh yarn of the week-Alex
Smith and Gil Nichols were working
at the same club in Wilmington, Del,
where Tony Sylvester, Bannockburn
pro, was breaking in as a club
maker they wired a New York
agent for club repair man, and the
reply came back that there was an
excellent workman available his
only fault, the wire said, was that he
was fond of liquor.
Send clubmaker at once" Alex
wired back. He can have what Gil
and I leave"
Thirteen years ago Cyril Walker,
ITO pounds Of real golfing man. won
the open championship at Detroit ;. &.
this year the open will be played over
the same Oakland Hills course, and
where is Walker? He's out Of the
dering around through the tournament
galleries, unnoticed and unknown {. .
it's tragedy that a guy with such
a great game should be an also ran,
completely out of the game he
probably made less money out of his
championship than any top-notch pro.
Bob Harlow is on his way to Chicago
to take charge of the $4,000 Chicago
open, scheduled for July %, "a and
25 :. Chick Evans, the aging Chicago
amateur, will be in charge of the COM
mittee d. it will be the biggest tour
ney of the Summer, timed to catch
the Ryder Cup team on its return
home.
Women golfers Of the Capital will
open their tournament season q week
from Friday with the playing Of the
Phyllis Keeler Miller Memorial tour
ney entries will close April 19
with Mrs. J. E. McCabe, at Cleveland
4158.
Evening star., 1937-04-11
COUNTRY IS GIVEN
CLOSE 0NCE-0VER
Gets Clear Picture of How
Numerically Strength
Is Distributed.
BY the Associated Press.

n YEW YORK, April 10.-Within
N the next two weeks the United
States Golf Association will re-
lease the entry list for the ma
tional open, to be played June 10 to
IL at the Oakland Hills c. c. near
Detroit. The list will be complete with
qualifying points and number quail
f1ers.
Golfers throughout the country will
study the list, make comments on it,
possibly venture criticism of it. Few,
however, will give any thought to the
amount of detailed study that has gone
into the preparation of that list.
That is because the work done by
the U. S. G. AS executive staff, headed
by Executive Secretary Joseph c. Dey,
Jr., is cloaked in anonymity. Yet,
twice year-once for the national
open and again for the national anna
teur championShip-the delve deeply
into an analysis of the state of golf
the country over.
The starting point each year is the
previous Summers entry list. That of
last years open, played at the Baltusro3
Golf Club is Short Hills, N. j., and
won by Tony Manero, now the pro at
Salem, Mass, then somewhat obscure
veteran from Greensboro, N c., hit
new record of 1,277 entrants.
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curves that would make Shanty

curves that would make Shanty
Hogan dizzy.
Back in the old days when they
first started making gutta -percha-
covered balls they found that q
ball which had been cut and
slashed carried further than one
which hadn't been used. That put
'em on the right track and now
some kind Of marking is standard.
The main idea seems to be that
the marking holds the ball up in
the air by forming q vacuum be-
low it in flight.
The new golf balls in the Spald-
ing line are marked with q dia-
mond-shaped pattern and a series
OF bumps and humps that are far
different from the regular and
symmetrical dimples Of other
years. For the new sphere is
claimed longer flight, but they
aren't talking about increased dis
tanoe. What they are talking
about Is the ability Of the ball to
get up quickly from the iron clubs.
Evening star., 1937-04-11

4 NY day now, If Witty Cox and
~ Clarence Clarke, those two
~ inveterate jokesters of golf,
L \ have their way, the office of
Harry Hopkins relief administrator,
may be infested with flock of broad
shouldered, ruddy-faced golf profess
sionals jabbering strange language
about half-shots, pitch and run shots
and 8X irons. The pro golfers, it
seems, are getting tired of being
forced to walk 18 holes or more
day to play for paltry purses of five
grand and more. They want some
thing easier than hitting shots at
distant pins and agonizing 4-foot
puts.
Say, Clarke" cracked Witty Cox,
"how about real tournament some
day soon? A sit-down tournament,
for example Here we put on a good
show and struggle around and we have
to live in these swanky hotels and
suffer all those inconveniences. And
for what? For few dollars. Why
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DYNAMITE.
G.. 4 p. LADIES,

c. h P. LADIES.
w l., w L.
Any Serv Bu XII 2l Plant ~ 81 35
North ~ 23 Toll - .3S
General once 81 35 Dis Met Nat. - 50
Columbia - 81 35 Cleveland - II 90
Season Records.
High averaees-A Vito fAux. Serv.
Bury. ee-1; J. Keith (Aux. serv. Burr.
High individual sames-Al1en 1Co-
lumbia). 142: McCathran (Cleveland), 14O.
Hieh individual sets McCath5an
tClevelandl, 3s2; Allen (columoia). 33o;
High team sames-oeneral once. SIC;
Aux Ser Bur. 800.
High team sets-Aux. Serv. Bur. 1,4ls;
North. 1.436.
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'Ugly Duckling" Is Latest Golf Ball Offering


r rs getting 50 that every time
you turn around on the golf
course some enterprising man
4 ufacturer springs a new golf
ball on you. The latest thing in
golf balls, its appearance timed
to catch the perspiring efforts of
J. Quincy Duffer and his millions,
Is sphere called the ugly duck-
ling" and decorated with the weird
est collection Of markings you ever
saw on q ball.
For many, many years the dim
pie marking has been standard on
golf balls, ever since the mesh
marking went the way of the dodo
and wooden -shafted clubs. But this
years Spalding line certainly has
gone a long Jump away from the
dimple marking.
In case you didn't know some
kind of marking is necessary on a
golf ball. A perfectly smooth
sphere wouldn't fly 100 yards and
If it did fly that far it would do
20 with a collection of dips and
Evening star., 1937-04-11
FETE FOR BOWLERS

Arch Mcdonald will preside as
postmaster and present the prizes
at the twelfth annual banquet and
dance OF the Lutheran Bowling League
Tuesday night at the Raleigh Hotel.
More than 225 are expected to attend,
as both the mems and women's leagues
will celebrate, starting at $50 o'clock.
Rev. Howard E. Snyder, pastor of
Atonement Lutheran Church, will be
the speaker Of the evening. The mems
league is headed by Vernon George
and the women's by Ethel Keller.
Dancing will follow the banquet.
Evening star., 1937-04-11
NEW BOWLING LEADERS

NEW YORK. April 10 (P.-Scm-
ing games of 429-401-499 fot 1929,
Walter Zanger and Val Metts, Louis
vile, KY, ousted Johnny Hogan and
Johnny Seebeck, Passaic, N j., from
the doubles lead in the American
Bowling Congress late today as scores
continued to mount in the big pin
classic.
zanger posted sizzling 718 total
on games Of 244-232-242. Nets con-
tributed GIL on scores Of 185-169-2
The Kentuckians wound up 1s pins
short OF the '36 winning total, l,347,
scored by Andy Stamina and Mike
Straka, Chicago.
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ARCE[L| RING TILT
FURR'S FAREWELL
D. c. WeIter Goes on Tour
After 10-Round Go Here
Tomorrow Night.
BY BURTON HAWKINS.

~ Hill FURR'S final fight here
- before the volcanic tempered
local Welterweight pushes
L West with a view toward
making a concentrated assault on
the cream of l47-pound ranks will be
uncorked tomorrow night at Turner's
Arena when the tattooed lad squares
of with Werther Arcelli in a To-
round feature bout.
In the opinion Of Chris Dundee,
Ph;l's newly acquired manager, Furr
needs a complete change of scenery
and plenty of work with polished
opponents. Phil, therefore, will
travel with Dundee and Ken Overlin,
middleweight mauler, to the Pacific
Coast. The trio will depart Tuesday
morning for Seattle, Wash, where
Ken will face Freddy Steele for the
world middleweight title.
Evening star., 1937-04-11
CLASH FOR SOCCER CUP.

ST. LOUIS, April 10 (P).-Crippled
by the loss Of Alec McNab, their canny
Scottish field general, the st. Louis
Shamrocks, Western champions, meet
the New York Americans, Eastern di-
vision victors, here tomorrow in the
flrst game of the national challenge
cup soccer finals.
Evening star., 1937-04-11
CAPTURES IRISH TITLE.

BELFAST, April 10 P).-Victoriou
80 over Linfield, Belfast Celtic won
the Irish Foot Ball Association Cup
today after 4 lapse Of IL years. A
rousing game saw last years trophy
winner well beaten, the Celts taking
the cup for the third time in their
career.
Evening star., 1937-04-11
Season Records

High team sames-Executives $50:
Comptrollers. 5S7; Loans 5S5; Traffc $50
High team Sets-Auditors ! $40: Escrow.
1.637; Loans. .632; Traffic. / 631.
High individual games-Sheckles, 157;
Fllng. Roberts and McGown ISL
High averages~Booker 113-47. Fling,
ll2-10; Sheckles. 110-1s; Hummer. 1O9-4I:
Mears. 10g-33
High individual sets-Booker 415: Hum
mer. 392: Keeley 1856; Brandt. 377
High fat games-Croft. 95; Nash and
PiSani. "a
High strikes-Mears As: Mcmahon. AZ:
H. P. Evans Al Connolly and Fling ?r.
High spares-Sheckles, 1877: Films, 1S0;
Booker, 1874; NJ. P. Wood 17s
Evening star., 1937-04-11
EAGLES net TEAM
DEALT GOOSE EGGS
Swarthmore Takes All But One
Match in Straight Sets.
Harris Dies Hard.

A MEXICAN UNIVERSITY'S net
= men, handicapped by lack of
practice, proved no match for Swarth-
more's tennis team yesterday, losing
every match and 80 decision to the
visitors.
All but one Of the victories OF
Swarthmore, called one of the best
college net teams in the East, came
in straight sets. May Of American
carried Lyons to e3, +6, 60 be-
fore losing.
The best match of the day. however,
came in the meeting of the No. /
singlists, Frank Hutson of Swarth-
more waging a great fight to defeat
Len Harris in the first set, 12-10, be-
fore capturing the second, 81.
Summaries:
SINGLES - Hutson defeated Harris,
12-10, FL; Doriss defeated Lee. IS,
60; Lyons defeated May, 6-3. 4-o.
6-2: Levering defeated Hudson, 60.
6-2; Macy defeated Winter. 6-3. 6-3;
Livingston defeated Sarles, ii, 6-2.
DOUBLES-HutSon and Macy defeated
Harris and May, 7-5, IS; Lyons and
Doriss defeated Lee and Hudson, 6-3,
"a; Levering and Todd defeated Winter
and Sarles g., 60.
Evening star., 1937-04-11
SCHUMACHER GIANTS BEST.

MEMPHIS, Tenn.-Hal Schumacher
has relieved Bill Terry's managerial
mind of one big worry regarding the
Giants pitching department. Schu-
macher has rounded into form 50 i'm
pressively Terry has tentatively named
MIN for the Giants opening day as
signment.
Evening star., 1937-04-11
MATMAN'S ATTACK
BRINGS RIOT HERE
Baxter Is Target of Crowd,
After Wakeman, Radio
Man, Is Struck.
Continued From First Page.)

the match, also was in the midst OF
the melee and received a we'll battered
body in attempting to squelch the
snarling Baxter. After the skirmish,
which lasted about five minutes, police
pried Baxter from the threatening
crowd and escorted him to his dress
ing room through the milling spec
tators, who by this time flied the ring
and jammed the aisles. No one was
arrested, the police finding difficulty
in singing out an outstanding par
ticiparlt.
The feud between Baxter and Wake
man had its inception about a month
ago, when Wakeman, in Intervening
the twister, said he didn't believe
Laverne was 80 hot" Tony's idea
merely was to pep up the radio pro-
gram, but Baxter took 1t seriously and
swung on Wakeman in the studio
Baxter later staged a one-man sit
down strike at the arena in protest
OF Wakeman being on the press bench
The riot climaxed a hectic evening
which found Baxter tossing Marshall
only after ripping the shirt and under
shirt of Referee Bortnick, biting and
hitting the arbiter and generally con-
Quoting himself In an unapproved
fashion
Newspaper men who cover wrestling
bouts week in and week out during
the year and are immune to the hip
podrome aspect Of the matches, were
amazed at the authenticity of the at
tack, which strictly was "on the level"
Women Play Second Fiddle.
PLAY1NG second fiddle to the riot
was the appearance of women
grapplers here for the first time. Clara
Mortensen, who claims the feminine
world lightweight championship,
Tipped Clarise Davis following brand
OF showmanship which suffered little
in comparison with the final event.
The so-called beauties, with sand
paper compilations and the modesty OF
strip-teasers, bit and kicked each
other, tossed each other over the ropes
to the spectators and pulled hair until
Clara finally decided to terminate the
comical contest after minutes and
40 seconds Of action.
In other bouts, Jack Hader disposed
OF Ernie Powers in 231a minutes
through the medium Of a boot in the
face; Jim Cofdeld trimmed Bobby Rob-
erts in 26l2 minutes, Hopping on Rob-
erts after both had colliGed head-on in
the middle of the ring, and Bluebeard
Bill Lewis trounced Gabriel DIAN
nunzio in 8 minutes with body slam.
Powers instituted a new wrinkle in
the mat game when he shelled and ate
the peanuts tossed in the ring by spec
tators.
Evening star., 1937-04-11
MOORE PUTS BEES OVER.

COLUMBIA, s. c., April 10 P).-
Gene Moore paced the Boston Bees to
81 victory over their Columbia
farm hands today by polling out a
homer with two on in the first inning.
Wally Berger registered the fourth run
with circuit drive in the fifth inning.
RH E.
Columbia (SAD 0Ol 600 OOO-1 3 /
Batteries-Babich and Lopez; Harkrae-
der and Rice
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SILVER SPRING GEORGIA AVE.
Season Records.

High team sets-Silver Spring Hotel.
LAO: Takoma Construction Co.. 1916;
Three O's. LIZA.
High team games-Takoma Construction
Co. 621: Silver Spring Hotel, 617 and 613.
High individual sets-McKay Monument
EieetrlS MS9rT ,inx raK1ma GonSHrT G1iT
$50
High individual games-Harvey tsilver
Spring HoteD 40: Mckay Monument
Electric) 100; Spates (Silver Spring Hotel,
l5a
High individual strikes-Spates tsilver
Spring Hotel, As; Harvey tSilver Spring
HoteN, 40: Collins Cornelius Printing,
AZ: Wootton fSilver Spring Post Ofice) 40.
High individual spares-Saunders (Ta-
koma Constructionl. 227: Woodward (Sn-
yer Spring Cleaners, 212; Mullinix (Grotto
Grill), 200.
High individual averages-Saunders
(Takoma Coinstruction), 1889: Mullinix
(Grotto Grill, 111-6O: Kirsch Cornelius
Printing!. I11-13: Arnold (Takoma Con-
struction). HOGS: Bell Cornelius Print
ing), 1926.
Evening star., 1937-04-11
MAROON HAS TALL NINE.

CHICAGO, April 10 (P.-Coach
Kyle Anderson of the University of
Chicago base ball team isn't claiming
any Big Ten title yet, but he believes
his club will look down" on every
other conference team this season.
Six regulars on the Maroon squad are
6 feet or more tall, with Pitcher Paul
Amundsen towering feet, S inches.
Evening star., 1937-04-11
SILVER SPRING AMERICAN.
Season Records.

High team games-E. c: Keys Son.
s72; Wolfe Motor Co., 649 Morningslde
High team sets-Wolfe Motor Co. so4;
Dome Oil Co. 1888; Dixie Pig. 1.776;
High individual games-Strickler tE; c.
Keys, l7S: Taft (Service Electric Coz.
l76; McCaha Wolfe Motor Coz. 172.
High individual sets-Arbaugh tSpring
Market. 431; Schroyer (Morningside
Laundry, 427; Stricken (E. c. Keys, Al 8.
High individual strikes-Strickler (E G.
Keys, 81; Hines tService Electric co..,
SO. Kocziz Stewart BrosD. 81
High individual spares-Temple LWolfe
Motor Coz. 271; Strickler (E. c. Keys.
257; Fling Dixie Pig. 244.
High individual rageS-Temple 1Wolfe
Motor Coz, 11S-1S: Strickler E. c. KEYS,
nT-77: Smith (Wolfe Motor Co 6-26;
o 'Donnoghue (Wolfe Motor, 1863.
Evening star., 1937-04-11
WOULD RETURN GLOVE.

Robert Roland. 1924 Nineteenth
street northwest, has base ball glove
ne would like to return to its owner.
He picked it up or 4 Monument
Grounds diamond yesterday by mis-
take, thinking it belonged to his
brother.
Evening star., 1937-04-11

we even get our feet wet. Maybe
we ought to have a sit-doWn tourna-
ment."
why, Wifi, it isn't like you to be
so dumb about things that count"
said Clarke, the big Jersey blond.
You ought to know better, being
from Washington, where they sit down
all the time. I've got a better idea
than that How about bunch Of us
going up to see this guy Harry Hop
kins or Mr.. Ickes or whatever his
name is, and asking him to put on a
real golf tournament. We pros are
the only people of the country who
haven't chiseled in on this relief
dough, and I think we ought to get
in on it. And think what fun we
could have with it,
1T would be the only tournament
in the country we could win by lean
ing on our clubs and looking pretty.
Even could look pretty for thou
sand bucks"
Cox and Clarke are two guys along
the pro trail who don't take their
golf so seriously as to interfere with
their fun. They can take 78 when
it costs 'em dough and get laugh
out Of it, even though they kick a
shoe around in the locker room after
ward. Where some of the boys 60 into
the crying room when they shoot
up into the higher brackets, this pair
of jokesters can laugh about bad
shot. Not that they aren't serious
enough on the course when they're
making shot That means dough,
but if the ball takes tricky hop
into trap, they can laugh.
CHIP shots along the golf trail . . {.
The Winter circuit is ended and
Sam Snead is the guy who's getting
most Of the puffs . Sam, playing
his first season in the big circuit, has
grabbed well over $4,000 in cash
and the boys regard him as the best
prospect in many years Harry
Cooper tops the money winners with
cash contributions of nearly $1,000
since January l, but the Snead kid
Is getting the play at all the
tournaments, the galleries have
wanted to look him over and
it's no hokum about his lengthy hit
ting maybe he won't be quite
as long as Jimmy Thomson when Jim
hits one. but he won't be far back d.
we watched Snead play with Lawson
Little at Augusta and the kid out
hit Lawson plenty Little is no
puff-ball, either nor is Ralph
Guldahl, and Snead outhit him, too
:. Guldahl wants to know why the
sports writer's call Snead and Nelson
youngsters and don't mention him
the same way. I'm Is years old, the
Evening star., 1937-04-11
FOX OUTBOXES POSTER.

NEW YORK, April 10 R.-Tiger
Jack Fox, 17712, Spokane, Wash,
stopped the veteran New York heavy
weight, Lou Poster, in six rounds of
their wind-up bout at Rockland Pal
ace tonight. Poster weighed 1891.
Evening star., 1937-04-11
SOUTHEAST GOLF VICTOR.

BATON ROUGE, La, April 10 (P.-
Vincent D'Antoni OF Tulane University
defeated Lawrence Larcade Of Louisi-
ana State University, l up, in the
1s-hole finals to capture the South
eastern Conference golf championship
today.
Evening star., 1937-04-11
DEPARTMENT STORE.

Season Records.
High team game--Woodward & Lothrop.
500.
High team set-Lansburgh's. 1,776.
High individual Game-Al Mcdonald,
16s.
High individual set-Bill Kingsolver.
1875.
High strikes-Jack Wolstenholme. 40.
High spares-Irwin Simon. 1919.
High AveraRes-Irwin Simon, 114-47;
Jack Wolstenholme. 114-5: Al Mcdonald,
1854.
Evening star., 1937-04-11
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
b. T. r. U. LADIES.
Season Records

Season RECORDS.
High team eames-Petworth, 525; West
Washington, sos.
High team setS-Petworth, 1,455: Metro
politan No. /. .453.
High individual JAMESTOWN, 1873:
Moore. 1875.
$40.
High strikes-Beler and sabean. 20;
High sparesNBrown, i3o: sabean. 1913.
High averages-sabean. 101-22: Brown,
1909; Hart. a9-2a: Beeler $3.50; Goch-
enour 9e-12: Eaton, a5-55; Wilson,
94-41: NJ Elicit. 1912: Lee tFirst), a2-39;
Thompson. 9163; Gatnous, 91-53; Moore,
9O-12,
Evening star., 1937-04-11
WASHINGTON LADIES,
Season Records.

Season Records.
geb 311
High strikes-Levy. 40; GULL. 40.
High Spares-GulH. 1873: Young l5s
high ayerages-Gulh. 1ll-7; Quigley
I05-34; Young l05-l4: HAYS 1884
Shugrue. 1924. Rothgeb, lO2-47: Lynn,
lO2-44 Ford lO1 so; Ream. 101-15; Or
pin. lOO-43; Levy. 100-35.
Evening star., 1937-04-11
AGRICULTURE INTERBUREaU.
Season Records.

Hlgh team setS-Plant Industry, 1,72S:
Extension and Sugar Section, l 7O4
Hlgh team gameS-Plant Industry 631.
SOL Conservation, 604; Sugar Section. 500.
Hlgh individual Sets-Lindstrom, 400:
Rousseau, 405; kesSler. 392
high individual gameS-Dor Seaton.
lSI: Rousseau. lS2; Heleker IHh
Evening star., 1937-04-11
ODD FELLOWS LEAGUE.
Season RecoYdS

season Records.
High averages-Perce Elicit. HALL:
George Gloss. 11133: Wslly Donaldson,
111-3S.
High strikes-Perce Elicit. ~.
High spares-Perce Elicit, c3s
High individual Rame-Charles Gror
15a.
High Individual set-George Gloss, 400
High fat game-Tom Kelly o.
High team game-Columbia sol
High team set-Columbia. ! .694
Evening star., 1937-04-11
PLAYER SEEKS TEAM.

Elmer Dobberstein would like to
play third base or shortstop with some
good nine in town or In the suburbs.
He has had five years experience rs .
semi-pro. He may be reached at Lin
coin S3tS between 3 and I o'clock.
Evening star., 1937-04-11
Officially Starts Season.

| Usually the U. S. G. A. takes the
first step in picking a new quail
Tying point and thus squirting golf in
terest IN that particular section. Oc-
caslonally a club or sectional asso-
citation will write in, requesting a quail
Tying round in its district and guar
anteeing number of entries sufficient
to make the move feasible.
The 1887 list, which likely Is to in
clude several more points beyond the
20 used last year, now is under con-
sideration by Harold w. Pierce of Bos-
ton, chairman Of the Championship
Committee. When it is released some
time before the middle of April it will
be the signal to golfers throughout the
country that the season officially is on
and to hopeful and able pros and anna
teurs everywhere that it is time to
start polishing their strokes for the
national open championship.
Evening star., 1937-04-11
METHODIST PROTESTANT.
Season RfcordS

No. /, 5SS
High team set-Rhode Island Ave No. L,
1854. -
High averages-Mahoney (Fort My.,
Helghts), 1906: J. Schol (CherrydaleJ,
~ High individual same--Jones Mount
Tabor No. y. l55
High individual set-Ross (Calyarya
dalej "a.
=, High spares-Mahoney Fort Ayer
Helghts), 201.
Evening star., 1937-04-11
RECREATION.
Sea son Records.

Season Records.
High team Rame-Diplomat Cafe. $50.
High team set-Diplomat Cafe. 1854.
High individual game-Joe Freschi. 1872.
High individual set-Charles Beall. 429.
High strikes-Joe Harrison, SO.
High spares-Joe Harrison. 25S.
High averages-Joe Harrison. 1858;
AStor Clarke, 1924.
Evening star., 1937-04-11
CLYDE KELLY LEAGUE.
Sea son Records.

High team game-Elders, 573
High team set-Trustees. 1.553.
High spares-W. Barker. 145; H. Bald
win 1873.
High strikes-R. Thomas. 35.
High individual averages-Barker. 1O4.
High individual games-D. Langhorne,
14s. w Kicker. 146.
High individual sets-W. Barker. $50;
d Thomas 316
Evening star., 1937-04-11
United States Golf Association Careful in Setting Dates
Duckpin League Averages and Standings
LADIES' DISTRICT.
Team Standinks.

Season Records
High team games-RoSslyn, 61S; Lucky
Strike. 6l3.
=. High team sets-Rosslyn, 81 $50: Lucky
Strike, ! 500.
High individual games-Gulli Lucky
l5S.
High individual sets-Ellis (Rosslyn),
'4l9: GULL lucky StrikeD, 4O4
High Spares-Gulli Lucky Strike), 1873:
rose tRosSlyn), 1859: Wootton and Ellis
-. High strikes-Gul1i Gucky strike), 40;
Wootton and Rose (RoSslynJ. 81
High individual averages-Gulli Gucky
StrlkeJ. 114.41: Rose fRosslyn). III o3;
Wootton tRosslyn). 1lO34 NJ. Lynn High
way WT6y Engineering). l09. 81: Ellis (Rosslyn),
Iug24 Butler (Highway Ensineering),
lOS44: Young fNational Bcer), 1OS3l
'All-time league records.
Evening star., 1937-04-11
DYNAMITE LEAGUE.
SILVER SPRING LADIES.
Season Records,

High team sets-Georgiana Beauty Shop
$50; Shepherd Park Restaurant l536.
High team gameS-Pickwick Grill, $50;
Georgiana Beauty Shop 541.
High individual sets-Rothgeb IRA
phaeD. 3S4; Schultz (Georglana) 379.
High individuals gameS-Rothgeb IRA
phaeD. l47; Stambaugh tWynnewoodD =.
13s; Almony National Ale). 1873; Schultz
tGeorgianaD. 1873.
High Individual spares-Rothgeb IRA
phaeD. 1855; Spates (Shepherd Park, 16l
High individual strikes-Schulte fGeor-
eiana) 50; Spates Shepherd Park Res
tauranD. 80: Burns fPickwick GrilD. :s3
High individual averageS-Rothgeb IRA
phaeN. lO4-7S Spates (Shepherd Park
Rfstaurart), 103-ll