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Evening star., 1937-10-19
BAUGH IS PRESSED
FOR PASSING LEAD
Redskin Tosser Now Is Only One
Point in Front Of Herber
of Green Bay Packers.

AN UNEXPECTEDLY keen struggle
4 \ for forward-passing honors in the
National Foot Ball League this sea-
son between Washington's Snngin'
Sam Baugh and Green Bays Arnold
Herber was seen today when statistics
revealed the Redskins passing pro-
ficiency only one percentage point bet
ter than that Of the Packers.
With Baugh doing most of the pass
ing, the Redskins were credited with
completing 81 out of 119 passes for an
average Of .453, but Green Bays rec
ord of 80 competitions in SO attempts,
with Herber on the singing end, gave
the champions an average of .443.
The Packers, incidentally, seem on
their way to q new offensive record.
Their 1,459 yards gained in five games
gives them an average of 291 per game,
8 wards ahead of the mark with which
the Chicago Bears established the
league record in 1884. The Packers
also have scored the most points, 104.
Another record is in the making by
the New York Giants, who, in four
games, have limited the opposition to
q gain of 126 yards per game. nearly
20 yards less than the defensive rec
ord set by the Chicago Cardinals IN
1884. The Bears, however, have the
best defensive point record, having
limited the opposition to II points IN
four games.
Evening star., 1937-10-19
Tough Tits This Week.

A LABAMA meets George Washing
ton, also undefeated and united,
but likewise unrecognized in the con-
census. Pitt, tied by Fordham, tackles
Wisconsin. No. Is on the list with 36
points Yale faces Cornell which gar
nered II points for nineteenth place
despite its loss to Syracuse, which
wound UP seventeenth with IS points.
Louisiana State faces the flashy
Vanderbilt Commodores, who tied for
twentieth place with Auburn and Holy
Cross, each having 13 points, and
Northwestern runs right into Ohio
State, which has been beaten only
once, was twelfth on the list with So
points.
Nebraska, Fordham and Duke play
Missouri, Texas Christian and Colgate,
respectively. These three didn't get in
among the first 20, but there isn't a
push-over in the lot.
Evening star., 1937-10-19
SYRACUSE SEEKING
REVENGE ON TERPS
Coneueror of Cornell Anxious to
Get Even for 21-to-0 Licking
Last Fall.

SYRACUSE will be out TO beat Mary
~ land at Baltimore Saturday fcr
another reason than that Of maintain
ing its status as one of the country's
dwindling number of undefeated and
united elevens. q
Last year, Maryland's 21-0 victory
over the Ithacan eleven was the worst
beating it took all year. That game,
played at Syracuse, started the North
erners on the downward path. for they
didn't win another game all season.
Coupled with the scoreless tie Mary
land held it to in 1885 Syracuse has
ample reason for revenge. come Satur-
day. And because it whipped Cornell.
the 40-7 conqueror of Colgate. 1t seems
as If it would have a chance Of get
ting even with the Terps.
Leroy Mackert, who secuted SYRIA
cuse for Coach Frank Dobson Satur-
day. told the Terps yesterday that
they'd better keep their eyes on Marty
Glickman, the Olympic sprinter-grid-
der. and a Hindu. Sidat-Singh. A re-
verse. in which Glickman hands the
Hindu the ball and then races down
the field for a pass from him Is a
treacherous maneuver, Mackert re-
ported
Marylands squad should be at fun
strength for Syracuse. While several
Terps we're we'll bruised in the game
with Virginia, only Blair Smith. rang
end, missed practice yesterday, and he
will be back in day or two. TT"
regulars merely had a short signe'
drill while the reserves scrimmaged
| the freshmen.
Evening star., 1937-10-19
Bucs-Waners and All-Headed for Auction Block


White is just about as good as
Dutch Clark (whom you discoV-
ered). Last year he ran back
three kickoffs for T. DIS, including
q l03-yard gallop against Denver
u. and one of 80 yards against
Utah.
Coach Francis Schmidt OF Ohio
State is making a habit OF losing
championships by one point.
He lost to Illinois, IA to Is, in 1884.
Last year he dropped a heart
breaker to Northwestern, IA to 13,
and so far this year has lost a
13-to-12 game to Southern Cali
fornia. More base ball deals
due to pop any day now. They
call Pie Traynor the "Caspar
Milquetoast" of the Pilots, but he
slapped more fines on his players
this season than any other man
ager. Il don't 80 around ad-
vertisins It," says Pie, "as 1t hurts
ths players sale o. trade value"
Evening star., 1937-10-19
Surprises Fill
Eastern Crids
BY ANDREW KERR,


HAMILTON. N. Y, October 10.
There were some startling
results in Eastern foot ball last
Saturday. The Syracuse upset OF
Cornell shocked the gridiron world.
Carnegie's win over Notre Dame
was a reversal Of form, and Har-
wards scoreless tie with Navy con-
founded most Of the experts. Col
gate came within one point OF pro-
viding one of the days surprises
in its battle with Tulane. The
La Fayette defeat of Georgetown
must be listed as a surprise.
A Yale line that outplayed the
Army forwards was brilliant on
defense. Yale showed its best
running attack to date.
Harvard in its scoreless draw
with Navy met its first major test
satisfactorily. Columbia showed
much improved running game to
swamp Penn.
(Copyright. 1897, by the North Amer
ican Newspaper Alliance, 1nc)
Evening star., 1937-10-19

that loop And here's another
odd one: When the Green Bay
Packers lined Up against the Cleve-
land Rams Sunday, Mike Mich
alske, a native Of Cleveland, played
guard for Green Bay, while Rich
ard Zon, who halls from Green
Bay, was at guard for the Rams.
Attention, Mr.. Alan Gould:
Western scouts say you should not
overlook guy named Popovich,
now running wild for University
OF Montana, when making your all
America selections. -. Seems this
gent is very regular at halfback-
ing-never flies the white nag and
when he gets of to n fast lope
can click those furlongs oil like
War Admiral. Also. Colorado
wants you to keep an eye on bird
named Byron (Whisser) White OF
Colorado q. -. They ,say this
Evening star., 1937-10-19

TT ISN'T past the embryonic
stage yet. but Marty Gala
CHER, local heavyweight, may
L be selected for a Winter bout
with World Champion Joe Louis
Marty will meet Joe Sekyra at
Dayton, Ohio, in q l0-round fea-
ture bout Monday . Sekyra twice
trimmed Jimmy Braddock, former
world champ And regardless
of what you think of him as a
fighter, New York now is all for
Marty following his victory over
Andre Lenglet.
Harry Kersey, originally slated
to meet George Abrams. local mid
dleweight, last night on the lunch
fund card at Griffith Stadium, was
regarded as an unfit opponent by
the District Boxing Commission
His first name isn't Oso, but
there's a Fullilove playing tackle
for Georgetown's yearling eleven.
Johnny Mack Brown, Alabama;
Nick Lukats, Notre Dame; John
Wayne, alias Duke Morrison,
Southern California; Jim Craig,
who was Jimmy Meader at Rice,
and the immoral Jim Thorpe, all
former collegiate grid greats, are
appearing in Paramount's Born
Evening star., 1937-10-19

Masden, while Columbia women will
start their match rounds following
the qualifying play yesterday, In
which Mrs. j. Franklin Gross and
Mrs. j. A. Marr tied for the top posi-
tion with cards of SO.
Here are Thursdays pairings in the
second round at Washington;
First Hight-Mrs. Masden VS.. Mrs. 6. c.
Rooney Mrs R. N. Sutton vs.. Mrs. s. w.
Du Bois Second flight-Mrs. Freer vs..
Mrs r. p Brandt. Mrs. P. A. McLendon
vs. Mrs. c.. H. Merillat. Third flight
Mrs. D. C. Gruver VS.. Mrs Gray.
Here are the pairings for the OPEN
ing match round at Columbia:
First hight-Mrs. J. A: Marr VS. Mrs.
Mrs. H. x Cornwell. Mrs. R. A. Lacey vs..
Mrs. A. c. Minnix. Mrs. Merrill Lord VS..
Mrs J. F. Gross.
Second fiight-Mrs. w B. Jarvis VS..
Mrs. E. D, Krewson. Miss Mary Minnlx
vs. Mrs. J A Darby Mrs; Herman Stab
Mackenzie VS.. Mrs. A. S. Gardner.
Third iight--Mrs. G. !. James vs.. Mrs
McCord, Mrs. H. J. Kane VS.. Mrs. v. G
Geleng Mrs. H P. Foley VS.. Mrs. l. F.
Hurley. Mrs. F. N. Towers VS.. Mrs Cnap-
Fourth fiight-Mrs. J. M Rountree drew
a bye. Mrs Myers drew 2 bye Ms: Y
Fishe1 FaInquli vs. Nj Mrs NE E. G G Cot % n0S '.
Fifth fight-Mrs. Gravelle VS.. Mrs: J. E
Larson. Mrs. Scott Ofutt VS.. Mrs. z. B
Olds.
Evening star., 1937-10-19
NAVY SHAPES PLAY
FOR "IRISH" CONTEST
Heavy Scrimmage Ordered To-
day to Develop 0ffense, Slow
in Harvard Tie.
By the Associs ted Press.

By the Associet ted Press.
A NNAPoL1s' Nd October 10
Lieut.. Harry j. (Hank) Hardwick.
head coach, today ordered his heavy
varsity foot ball squad into a heavy
scrimmage against Notre Dame players
as he prepared for the battle with the
Irish" Saturday at South Bend, Ind.
The Navy coaches have made the
development of the Navy offense a
major item on the weeks training
schedule. The Middle backs, slow in
the Harvard tie, will face an Irish"
team that allowed Illinois and Car
negie Tech to gain total OF only A
yards by rushing in the two games.
Hardwick and his aides are prepar-
ing to meet q Notre Dame attack built
on deceptive power, strong on reverses
to the weak side.
Evening star., 1937-10-19
DETROIT MARE SCORES
Frances Dodge's Glorious Star
= Gets Gov. Huxman Stake.

KANSAS CITY, October 19 R).--
Frances M. Dodge, who annually wins
important events of the American
royal horse show here, added the Gov.
Huxman (of Kansas Stake for five
gated saddle horses 4-years-old and
under to her string today.
The Detroit exhibitors Glorious Star,
<-year-old chestnut mare, won that
feature event last night.
Her Braishield Debonair and Po-
tentilla lost in a runoff to Mrs. Loula
Long Combs Kansas City entry of
Admiration and Adulation in the
women's horses in harness class for
pairs over 14-2 hands.
Evening star., 1937-10-19
New Lot of .TitlehOlderS.

THOSE who have dropped decisions
in the 1887 chase for the golf
championships at the Washington
clubs this year. after winning iii 1886,
are:
Miller B. Stevinson at Columbia,
Parker Nolan at Congressional, Ralph
Fowler at Washington, Volney Burnett
at Indian Spring, Levi Yoder at Ken
wood, Jock Olmstead at Argyle, For
rest Thompson at Beaver Dam and
Lou Harris at Woodmont.
At the Capital club. where the
semi-fnals are scheduled the coming
week end, Bill Pendergast, defending
champ, isn't better than a 1-to-2 shot
to win again.
At Manor Tommy Bones, the star
southpaw, and Harry Pitt, many times
winner of the championship, will clash
next Sunday for the club title, while
the Army Navy title tourney is draw
ing near its final round, with a new
champ sure to be crowned. Maj. r. K.
Sutherland won at the service club
last year and didn't defend this year.
Evening star., 1937-10-19

Brooklyn districts and may make it
:. On his way home to Memphis,
Bill Terry stopped of in Richmond
and presented Eddie Mooers, owner
of the Colts, with Giant wind
breaker and two balls autographed
by every member of the team.
Is it Cleveland or st. Louis for
Tony Lazzeri? :. =. Mike Jacobs
and Joe Gould spotted walking up
Sixth Avenue In their new camels
hair topcoats :. . Oh, oh ..
Somebody had better look out =
Ancil Hoffman is due tomorrow
from California to line up some
Winter Biz for the Messrs Baer.
One of the strongest all-star
teams in any league (collitch or
pro) could be assembled from the
Smiths, Johnsons and Millers in
the national pro league :. five
Smiths, as many Johnsons and four
Millers do their stun regularly IN
Evening star., 1937-10-19
Nolan Faces Tough Task.

COLF being the uncertain game it is
~ it's surprising when club cham
pions repeat. They have to be out
standing golfers to win twice in a row
or more, like Miller B. STEVENSON at
Columbia, whose name has six times
been recorded on the championship
plaque, and like Parker Nolan at Con-
gressional, who probably is in the
toughest spot of all, with guys like
Billy Shea, Claude Rippy and Roger
Peacock to lick.
Volney Burnett has been standout
at Indian Spring so consistently that
it came as a distinct surprise to see
him licked in the final few days back
by young Buddy Sharkey. But the
Sharkey kid is coming along SO fast
he is destined to be one of Washing
tons top golfers in another year.
The funny part of the whole business
is that where Billy Shea grabbed both
the District and mid-Atlantic titles
this year, he wasn't able to get his
club championship at Congressional.
Club championships are sometimes
tough affairs to win.
Evening star., 1937-10-19

California's Golden Bears, undefeat-
ed and united along with Alabama,
Yale, Louisiana State and Northwest
ern, Will have to.live up to every inch
of the reputation earned if they ex-
pect to hold their place another week.
Next Saturday California encounters
Southern California, traditional rival
which placed eleventh in the poll with
81 points and has given every indica-
ton of staging a real comeback after
q slow start,
Evening star., 1937-10-19
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,
Press Sports Writer.

"A vEW YORK. October 1s.-
N F'lash--the Pittsburgh PA
IN rates rate will will 1s e. broken sss, up Pss1 y
want Except for Pitchers
Bauers, Tobin and Bowman,
Catcher Tod and Infielders Bru-
baker and Handley, they're ready
to shoot the works-Waners and
all Arky Vaughn definitely is
on the block Jimmy Kelly, the
Greenwich Village night club king,
will bid for the chief when c. V.
Whitney's big racing stable goes
under the hammer next month.
Not since this Corner can remem-
Der have so many top flight foot ball
teams been on the outside looking
In this early in the season Solly
Krieger, the lhiddleweight. is rum
ming for councilman in one Of the
Evening star., 1937-10-19
Revolta, Mangrum Checked.

r EVOLTA and Mangrum, who had
pushed the victors closely. tried
vainly to overtake them by overpow-
ering Armour and Thomson, but the
long hitting Thomson STAYED of the
attack and Revolta and Mangrum
barely nosed them out, up.
Dudley, shooting SO, and Hines
snatched third money from Laffoon
and Metz by defeating them, up.
Eaton and Schneider finally settled
down and defeated Little and Runyan,
3 up.
Evening star., 1937-10-19
GOLF KINGS FALL
AT I CLUBS HERE
Hufty, Chevy Chase, Is Only
Champion Of Last Year
to Retain Crown.
BY w. r. McCALLUM.

LUB golf champions at the
Washington theaters Of the
l upfung divot are having a
~ rough time retaining their
laurels this year With only three
more club titles to be decided, the NOR
taAty among club champions has been
tremendous In fact, only one title
holder has been able to hang, onto his
crown in the little fraternal scraps
held along the golf front over the last
few months.
And while this lone man-Page
Hufty at Chevy Chase-was able to
win again, seven other club champs
saw their crowns transferred as they
we're licked by better golfers on the
day of the match.
Evening star., 1937-10-19
REDSKINS LOSE KRAUSE
Cracked Bone in Foot Will Keep
Back Out of Eagle Game.

Max Krause, Redskin halfback OBJ
tanned in a trade from the New York
Giants this season, will miss next Sun
days game in Philadelphia as result
of fractured bone in his left foot.
Krause received the injury in last Sun
days game with the Pirates at Griffith
Stadium.
George Smith, center, who dis
located his shoulder. in the second
game of the season, is ready to play
again and aid Ed Kawal, who has
been doing most Of the snappSne back.
Evening star., 1937-10-19
NEAR SKEET RECORD
National Capital Club Is Point
Shy of World Mark.

Highest scoring shoot in the history
of Washington was staged yesterday
In the annual KenWood open and
Witty Cox skeet shoot at Kenwood
Country Club.
National Capital Skeet Club marks
men fell one target shy of equaling the
world record. Four members of the
team shot 99s and the fifth 96 for
total Of 492. Kenwood was second
with 488.
v. A. Frank, George Deyoe, r. E.
Stuart and H. G. Walters of the Ma
tional Capital Club and Mrs. A. W..
Walker and DR.. ]. R. Currey OF Ken
wood were shooters who contributed
e9s to establish the local record.
Deyoe finally outlasted Mrs. Walker
In the shoot-off after each had regis
tered rs successive hits to eliminate
the rest of the field.
Evening star., 1937-10-19

MRS. j. j. MCCARTHY, recently
A runner-up for the club chanl-
pionship, holds the Robert P. Smith
Trophy, one of the major prizes
for Congressional women golfers. Mrs.
Z Mccarthy won the tourney yesterday
with card of 95-14-81. Mrs. C. 7.
Penn won the draw for second place
after a tie, with card of l00-l8-82.
Other prize winners we're Mrs. A. M.
Hyler, Mrs. Otto Elble and Mrs. Robert
E. BurkS. -
w G. BRANTLEY, Jr., has reached
W. the final round in the tourney
for the Liberty Cup at the Chevy
Chase Club and awaits the result Of
the semi-inal contest between Frank
P. Reside and P. S. Ridsdale. Brant-
ley won his semi-fnal match from Dr..
T. M. Foley by and 2.
Evening star., 1937-10-19
ALABAMA SECOND,
PITT CLOSE THIRD
Bears Have 74-POint Edge
Over Crimson Tide-AII
Sectors in First Ten.
BY HUGH S. FULLERTON, JR.,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

N yEW YORK, october 19.-Head-
N ed by California's Golden
" Bears, 10 teams, representing
\ every major foot ball playing
section of the United States except the
Southwest, have been nominated by
IS of the country's leading sports
writers as the gridiron's first first
10" of 1887.
One of them earned its place despite
an early-season defeat; four have been
tied and all but one or two are in
serious danger of being belted down
into the lower divisions of the rank
ing next Saturday, even if the wave
of upsets begins to recede.
Minnesota, leader year ago and
No. in the first 1887 list compiled
in an Associated Press poll of sports
experts, has an open date. SO the
Gophers' place probably won't be any
worse next week. Five of the other
frst-ten teams, however, run up
against rivals that are ranked be-
tween IL and 20 in the poll.
Evening star., 1937-10-19
CHEVY CHASE feminine golfers are

CHEVY CHASE feminine golfers are
looking toward a return match
with women from the Country Club
of Virginia, following a match at Chevy
Chase yesterday, which the visitors
won by to 5. The results: Mrs.
L. B. Platt and Mrs. Y. E. Booker,
Chevy Chase, o; Mrs. Buford Scott
and Miss Lillian Wood, Richmond, 3;
Miss Louise Clayton and Mrs. L. O.
Cameron, Chevy Chase, 2l2: Mrs.
Grayson Dashiell and Mrs. Arch Lewis,
Richmond. u: Mrs William j. Flather,
jr., and Mrs. F. D. Let's, Chevy Chase,
0; Miss Martha Martin and Mrs. Ed
ward Anderson. Richmond, 8; Mrs.
Kent Legg and Miss Kate Scully,
Chevy Chase, 2l2; Miss r. Watkins
and Mrs. Wilson Brown, Richmond, p.
Evening star., 1937-10-19
HAPPY GRID FAMILY.

ATLANTA. (P).-All Southeastern
Conference foot ball coaches-13 OF
them-survived the 1886 season and
now are directing their squads peace
fully for the 1887 campaign.
Evening star., 1937-10-19

Three years ago-Princeton and
relations after lapse of AZ years.
Five years ago-George Gibson
signed to manage Pittsburgh Pirates
for 1893 at increase in salary.
Evening star., 1937-10-19
PIN SCORES SOAR
IN LOOP MATCHES
Many Season Marks Are
Broken-CIarke Gets 167
Game, Miller Set of AL.

"OPPING the list of maple
spillers who today are sporting
new season league records is
4 Astor Clarke, the Nations No.
l duckpin bowler.
The Arlington, Va, howitzer reeled
of nine spares as starter last night
at Arcadia for a game Of 1877 and when
the last shot had been fired in the
Federal League he had tied Bill Miller,
a teammate, for high set of 421 and
rocketed his average to 1877. His final
two strings were 109 and las.
Government Printing Office's band
Of rollers accounted for second rec
ord, with team game of 645.
Evening star., 1937-10-19

Did you know that Grover Cleveland
Alexander pitched three l-hitters IN
one month?
Evening star., 1937-10-19
How They Are Ranked

HERE'S how the leaders were
placed, with the votes scored on
q 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2- basis: (First-
place votes in brackets.
Evening star., 1937-10-19

size at least. will parade TO the first
tee for the Helen Dettweiler tourna-
ment to be put on by Bill Coyle and
his N. B. c. boy friends at Congress
sional next Friday. Already they have
12O-odd entrants for this one, and the
list won't close until tomorrow at l
pm.
Evening star., 1937-10-19

Today year ago--Minnesota
ranked first on A. P. consensus with
345 points. Duke second with 1e7 IN
national foot ball ranking.
Evening star., 1937-10-19

TWO womens Journeys at Wash
ington and Columbia will resume
Thursday after a two-day hiatus.
Washington women will enter their
second round of match play for the
club title now held by Mrs. w. S..
Evening star., 1937-10-19
GuldahI in Sixth Pair.

Guldahl In Sixth Pair.
SIXTH-Ralph Guldahl, Chicago,
- and Billy Burke, White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va, minus S. $3.50.
Seventh-Zell Eaton and Francis
Schneider, both of Oklahoma City,
minus 8, $500.
Eighth-Jimmy Thomson, Shawnee
on-the-Delaware, and Tommy Armour,
Chicago, minus IA, $3.50.
Smith and Cooper, who also won
$1O0 for the low ball Of the tourna-
ment, with So, whipped Guldahl and
Burke in yesterdays final round, up.
Previously they defeated Eaton
Schneider, up; Dudley-H Hines, 2 up;
Armour Thomson, up; Laffoon-M Metz,
2 up, and Guldahl-Burke, 3 up. They
went 2 down to Little -Runyan and
down to Reyolta- Mangrum.
Evening star., 1937-10-19
California Is Placed Pinnacle Poll of Foot Ball Writers
<.aSdRAIGHT OFE
~ THE TEE1
s. .v-.-.Sse -. By Walter McColum -
By Walter McCollum

competitive golfers OF
N
NJ
affairs
skip permit the aspran for the % titles to compete
Congressional Kenwood
similar
Evening star., 1937-10-19
SMITH, COOPERBAC
$1,20O LINKS PRIZE
Mangrum, RevoIta Second
to Chicago Duo in Tour
ney at Oklahoma City.
By the Associated Press.

~ KLAHOMA CITY, october 49,
Horton Smith and Harry
l Cooper patted each other on
~ the back today, tied their
purse strings around $1,000, and
pocketed the championship OF Okla
homa City's first annual $4,000 four
ball golf tournament.
Favorites when the tournament
started Thursday, the Chicago sharp
shooters battled II other crack pro-
fessionals, two by two. over 126 holes
in Oklahoma's worst weather, and
came up with five victories and two
defeats for IL points.
Here's how the select field finished
the invitation event:
Secondary Mangrum, Dayton.
Ohio, and Johnny Revolta, Chicago,
plus 9, 5000.
Third-Ed Dudley. Philadelphia.
and Jimmy Hines, New York, plus 8,
$500.
Fourth-Paul Runyan, White Plains,
N. Y. and Lawson Little, Chicago, plus
2, 5000.
Fifth-Ky Laffoon and Dick Metz,
both Chicago, plus / $500.
Evening star., 1937-10-19

Red Megaw's ASS set, which, cou-
pied with Ollie Pacini's 407, established
a three-game South Atlantic doubles
record Of 1862, is the highest three
game set shot on metropolitan Wash
ington drives this season.
AS new manager of Takoma Alleys,
he is rapidly becoming the idol of his
suburban patrons. He's nudging the
125-average mark as captain of the
Tru-Blu entry in the District League
Evening star., 1937-10-19
Up to Old Tricks.

p RICH KAISER, A. e. P. League star,
was up to old tricks last night
at Lucky Strike His two season
marks of 154-402 enable his Sunny
field team to win 81 decision from
Mayfair.
The pennant scramble was locked
between Red Circle and Our Own
when the former, with Joe Rhodes
349 the leading factor. won two games
from Bombay and the latter dropped
the odd one to Sultana. AL Konouch
of Bombay held the high game mark
with $50 until Kaiser hiked it.
Evening star., 1937-10-19
Girls Beat Records.


MAYME FLEHARTY is about the
" most pleased bowler in the city
today. The Agriculture-Ex Examiners
team roller cracked two season rec
ords in the What's In Name League
at Lucky Strike with 1873 and $780,
They smashed Mary Bryant's fine ef-
forts of 1874 and 354 established only
last week
The champion w. A. c. S. by trim
ming Aeronautics the odd skirmish
gained a tie for first place with Mines
when the latter dropped 2-1 decision
to F. c. A.
Louise Battaglia, the loops top
average rollee with 102 mark led the
F. c. A. attack with 118-307. Ida
Weinberg's BIS set was tops for w. A.
c. S.
M. L. Moore's game mark of 149 and
E. w. Samuels' $40, whose best single
effort missed the season mark by only
a pin, led the AZtecs' 81 winning at
tack on the pace-setting Romans in
the Procurement League. The runner
up Tudors also took 2-1 lacing wfer
the Incas' victory was featured by T
H. Kerrigan's 13l.
Billy Sisler, former member of tht
Arcadia Juniors, rolled $50, but hi,
Victorians were taken for two game:
by the Modernists.
High set of 1902 enabled Ionics K
fatten Normans twice as Harry Vignar
shot 333.