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Evening star., 1937-12-30
CANTWELL'S HURLING
SETS INT. LOOP PACE
Jersey City Vet Has Earned. Run
Average Of 1.65-Ben Also
Leads Pitchers Aield,
By the Associated Press

~ sho 1oUoSloNO ETcSB.
n YEw YORK, Dec. So.-Beli.ye
M 1t or not. the International
" Leagues best pitcher Of 1887
4 wasn't one of those strong
armed youngsters who subdued the op-
position while Newark was battertne
its way to the minor league cham
plonshlp, but old Ben Cantwell OF
the Jersey Giants.
Cantwell, down from the majors
for the first time In 10 years, compiled
An earned-run average Of 1855 per
nlne-inning game over Q stretch Of
It's innings in % contests.
The won-and-lost leader In that re-
spect was Newark's Richard Alley
Donald, who won l9 games and lost
2 for a .905 average.
Just to prove he was the best pitcher.
Cantwell also took top fielding honors
among the moundsmen. He handled
81 changes without an error, to head
the list Of 16 pitchers who had 1000
fielding averages.
Evening star., 1937-12-30
GEORGIA HAYS TOPS TWO
AND BILL STALCUP ONE
Silver Spring Contestant Is High at Scratch and
Gross in Women's Class-Rosslyn Youth
Rolls 7O3 Sans Handicap.
BY ROD THOMAS.

~ EORG1A HAYS and Billy
Stalcup today not only held
\ all-time records for the 10
year-old Evening Star bowl
Ing tournament finals but were rival
standard bearers In a feud.
Silver Spring, where Mrs. Hays holds
forth, and Rosslyn, stamping ground
OF Stalcup, entered upon a contest a
month ago to be most productive
among minor duckpin centers Of en-
tries for The Star tournament.
Rosslyn won with an even $50
against 292 for Silver Spring. But
now the rivalry has taken another
turn.
Last night Mrs. Hays smashed two
records for the women's division OF
the tournament. Stalcup, assistant to
Gait Davis, Rosslyn proprietor, coun-
tered with one. but it was a whopper
To take the lead in the women's
competition. Mrs. Hays rolled 6la
from scratch and, with q handicap
Of 20, crossed 633. Both scores were
records
Evening star., 1937-12-30
WOMEN.
Smith Ace at Columbia.

HoK1E SMITH is the howitzer Of
the brigade shooting tonight at
Columbia. With the low handicap in
the Columbia field, IS. Hokie crossed
$50. which was 26 behind the leader.
j. Lanigan, with 55-676.
Conspicuous at the Columbia to.
night will be gamester Of the maple
ways. Carroll DAILY, who finished in
whirlwind fashion to win the mems
medal in 1881 with scratch score of
$40.
Post-qualifiers at the Columbia are
r. Hoyl Elkins, 65.61o; G. r. Umali.
1852; Z. S. Cetman, 72-e37: Harold
Goldberg, 45-6l0; Tommy Mc0af1ln.
6O-6os, and Herbert Cohen, scratch
e07.
They are requested to report for the
roll-on tonight at Z o'clock along with:
Evening star., 1937-12-30
SPORTS Mirror

By the A0ei.ted Press.
To-day . year ago-Stanford
snapped Long Island US 43-game
basket ball winning streak, de-
featingthe Blackbirds. 1881, be-
fore 17b3 at Madison Square Gar
den.
THREE years ago-Horton Smith,
with fel round Of 81, won Long
Beach Falif., open and $500 with
72-holi total Of 2S3. beating VIC
oheH4by one stroke.
Evening star., 1937-12-30
COL0N|ALS READY
FOR CRACK ENEMY
Minnesota Basketers Come
Here Undefeated-Score
Twice in Gotham.
- EoRGE WASHINGTON UNI
. EORGE WASHINGTON UNI
VERS1TY'S basketers today
were prepared to meet one OF
- The finest cnllaniata .,.;.. l..

VEHSITY'S bAsketers today
u were prepared to meet one OF
the finest collegiate quints in
the country. the Gophers Of Minne-
sofa, Saturday night at $50 O'Clock
IN the Tech High gym.
The Minnesota squad, due here to-
nleht at o'clock, Is ranked auonr
the strongest college teams BY virtue
OF its two outstanding triumphs th,s
week IN New York. Last night tho
Gophers topped OF a sensational start
IN Madison Square Garden by defeat
ing New York University. 36-31.
II there was any doubt a. TO the
dophers' class after their convinc-
ing defeat Of Long Island Univer-
sity on Monday night, it was dis
PEELED as they rode over the violent
Violets Of N. Y. U.
Enthuse Over GopherA
ONLY the famed Stanford five, with
its Hank Luisetti, can be Riven IN
edge over the Minnesotans. Stanford
also scored two victories this week
in the Garden, but the Gophers pro-
v1oed the surprises Of the week, and
many IN Gotham were ready today to
give Minnesota the benefit Of the
doubt IN . comparison with the
Cardinals.
seldom has any team equaled Min
nesota's exhibition Of shooting" wrote
. New York Times reporter. Desptts
the fact that Coach Dave MacMlllens S
OUTFIT shares the Midwest Conference
title with Illinois. plus the fact that
he has veteran team, New Yorkers
did not expect the superb perform
ance Minnesota produced.
The Gophers have run their sea-
sons string Of victories to six. Be-
fore moving East they topped South
Dakota. Grinnell, Carleton and Ne
braska.
Evening star., 1937-12-30
Fights Last Night
~ the Associated Press. /.

~ the Associated Press.
NEW YORK.-Gunnar Barlund,
400. Finland. outpointed Alberto
Santiago Lowell, 1851. Argentina
(1O.
SIOUX FALLS. 8. Dak.-Web.
st0 Epperson, 1877. Sioux Falls.
ouspointed Stan savoldi, 2l2. st.
Paul (1O.
Evening star., 1937-12-30
Former Champ Qualities.

A MONG the Arcadia post-qualifiers
is Bess Ackman, the only bowler
who has won gold medal two years
running in The Star tournament, a
teat she achieved in 1929 and 1890.
Mrs. Ackman made the grade with
43-543, and another late entrant,
Anna Reynolds. survived with 38-537.
st-qualifiers among men at the
Arcadia were J. H. Compton, 35-647;
Merzereau. 6S-642; j. w. Smith, IS
623; P. A. Davis. 40-6l8. and F. E.
Kidwell, 55-6l3.
Others qualified for the Arcadia
roll-of are:
Evening star., 1937-12-30
20 YEARS AGO
IN HE STAR

MAJOR R>BB. Fred Pe1aro,
1 Arthur Drban. Capt. W. r..
Pratt and H, c. schott compose
the Westons, topnotch duckpin
Quint Of the district.
Barney oldield. the Hans Wag-
ner Of auto rtcing, admits that he
has been ludy to 90 through II
years Of Knocking about all sorts
Of tracks wit hout meeting serious
injury.
Georgia Tth, whose 1917 foot
ball team ws the greatest in the
Nation, prob1bly will see action in
the District next year against
Maryland Shte. Sanction of the
athletic bosds is the last step
necessary to complete negotiations.
Evening star., 1937-12-30
Mat Matches
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated PreSS.
TRENTON, N. J.-George Ko-
verify, Hollywood, Calf, threw
Stan Pinto, PA, Chicago, 27:20.
NEWARK, N. J.-Billy Hanson,
225, Philadelphia, pinned Abe
Kasley, 218. Clifton, 2o:01.
ST. LOU1S.-Louis These, 2l0,
st. Louis, defeated Everett Mar
shall, 221, La Junta. Colo, 53:45.
Evening star., 1937-12-30
Dy the Associated Press,

n YEw YORK. Dec. 3o.-Footbal
nj coaching . profession q OK.
citing - lion tanning and Just
a as hazardous, presents It's an
nual casualty List, . regular If unwel-
come feature Of the post-season in
ventory.
At least 10 coaches already are out
OF Jobs. Business interests, i'll health
and. In the case Of Army's Gar Da-
wilson, service requirements claimed
some, but the majority, including
such notables Is Harry Kipke Of
Michigan and Pennsylvania Harvey
Harman, were victims Of the alumni
war cry, "Oh with his head"
The casualties take In every Sec
ton but the Southwest and four
major conferences. Here's tho injured
list:
Pennsylvania - Harman resigned
Monday after 4 disastrous season In
which the Quakers won only two
games. Harman, coach since 1880,
had fine seasons In 1882 ana 1885,
losing two games the first year and
one the second. Bert Bell, coach Of the
Philadelphia Eagles, ana Lou Little
Of Columbia have been mentioned
for the post along with . score Of
others.
Dutch CLARK Not Interested.
|M1cH1dAN-Fillins Harry Kipke's
A' Job has created q Juror. He r.
signed after . season In which the
Wolverines broke even, but alumni
say the srumbling started when .
poor year in 1885 was followed this
fall by defeats in key games with Min
nesota and Ohio State.
Eastern alumni arc toutinx Benny
Friedman Of City College for the
berth. Others lean toward Jack Blot
Of Wesleyan, 4 prime favorits With
Athletic Director Fielding II. Yost.
Oreson-Prinos callison u the lone
victim Of alumni disfavoe on the Pa
ciflc Coast. Two unsuccessful seasons
In Z row forced Calltson's resignation.
Dutch CLARK, who has bean mentioned
for the post, told New York writer's
this fau b 1idnt know snpaagh about
Evening star., 1937-12-30
ACE REER DESTROYED.

RED BAk. N. j.. Dec. 80 R).-
Pound Foobh. 2-year-old full sister
Of the gret Twenty Grand, suffo-
Gated in a te which damaged barh
Of Mrs. Pine Whitney's 0reentree
Farm at 4arby Lincroft. Twenty
two other brses, including st. Ger
main. sire Pf Twenty Grand. were
saved.
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Player.
GETS ANOTHER STALLION.

WINCHESTER, Va. Dec. So
Claptrap, noted stallion owned by
Leslie E. Kieffer Of Inverness Farm,
Monktown. Md, has been added to
Virginia's already large list OF sires.
He recently was bought BY Shawnee
Manor here.
Evening star., 1937-12-30

with the Red sox before being shunt-
ed down to Connie Mack's As, doesn't
play every day, but that's because
Bill can't get away every day. He's
In business in Washington, but any
day Marion Falls and J. L. Barnhard
can get away there you're apt to
find loose-swinging Bill.
II get around in 80 or 20"
says Bill. III have . good day.
But I think I'll take up golf
some day."
Evening star., 1937-12-30
TO PItT sPARTANBURG

sPARTEBURG. 9. C., Dec. 30.-
N.-EddiI Moore, former major
league sta| and manager Of Atlanta
Of the Sothern Association for the
last three beasons, has accepted the
Job Of pker-pilot Of spartanburg,
South Athtic League club.
Evening star., 1937-12-30
QUINT SEEKS GAMES.

Fifth Battalion Fleet Marine CORPS
Reserve basketers are seeking games
with teams having gyms on the nights
OF January I, s, 6, II and II. Call
Sergt. Billy Blake at National e40o,
branch 22ll. between . an. and 4:3o
p.rn,
Evening star., 1937-12-30

G. Barnes, Harvey Hornig, J. w.
Justice, M. L. Dawson, John J. Nc
Mahon.
Women-Mary Fritz, G. Mason and
Bessie Gervais.
Silver Spring Men Roll.
THE Silver Spring mems final goes
tonight at 7. Those to shoot:
Evening star., 1937-12-30
GU1 CLUB ELECTS.

Herbert ] Bingham, jr., was elected
president the Warrington Gun
Club last light, while other officers
honored vte DR.. J. H. Lyons, vice
president; Walter S. Wilson, treas
urer, and D. Morgan, secretary.
Evening star., 1937-12-30
On the Beach.

WHEN you push tee shot into a
wilderness Of sand or your pitch
shot falls short into the yawnlng
chasm and your opponent gleefully
yells. "On the beach. boy" you don't
think much about the color of bunker
sand or what 1t costs. But green
keepers do, and club greens chairmen
90. and II you knew what 1t costs to
keep the bunkers Of your favorite
course filled with pretty, yellow and
white sand you'd get IN idea Of the
expense OF keeping up golf course.
We don't know Just what the big
gest bunker around Warrington Is.
It might be that one on the sixth
hole at Chevy Chase, ON the eighth
at Congressional, the nth at Indian
Spring or the twelfth at Columbia.
But it will give you an idea when we
tell you that 1t takes 100 tons Of sand
to I'LL the bunker on the twelfth at
Columbia. And that sand costs q
buck and . half a ton, In round fig-
ures. and 1t must be rehlled or par
TALLY refilled every year.
The big bunker on the fifth
ut Indian Spring takes so tons
Of sand.
We wouldn't know what the bunker
on the sixth 1t Chevy Chase takes.
but 1t must be plenty. When you put
your ball down in that mammoth hole
IN the ground you think you're In
cave, it's so deep and so long.
SEVENTEEN holes Of fine golf and
then one bad one and 4 fine
round u ruined. That's what hap
pened at Columbia to L. J. Goode,
who played II holes IN just Z over par
and then wound up with q Z on the
eighteenth tss . rs. He had . I on
the final hole for ~, and topped
his tee shot into the ditch.
Red" Banagan rates Goods as one
Of the most improved golfers Of the
club, ana We know it's true. Two
years ago doode wss shooting SIS
Today he's more than apt K. be down
In the 7os whenever be sta4
Evening star., 1937-12-30
RUTH Is OFFERED JOB,

DELAND. Fla, Dec. 80 R.-Bill
Page business manager Of the Deland
club has offered Babe Ruth q lob
Of managing the local State league
team.
Evening star., 1937-12-30
More to Roll 1t Lucky.

I UCKY STRIKE Qualiflers unable
to roll last night are requested to
be on hand tonight. including:
Men-Joseph H. Dreyer, William l..
Lewis, ]. Rhodes, John c. Hubert,
John Mullican, E. Wolstenholme.
Arthur Darling. Z. J. Mcduigan, John
L. Daily LaRue Z. Tanner, George
Hummer, Clarence Appler, Carl Baudu-
Evening star., 1937-12-30
Senaes Are Spirited.

"A LIdOUQa the Omen never wert
in dan,er. they achieved little
glory BY thdr 1926 victory over the
scrappy serhte Beers, who an hour
previously hid taken a sizzling set-to
1928, from the Roosevelt Boys Club
to reach the 145-pound final.
In that fature tussle between the
Beers and the Roosevelt Boys Club
the latter WIRE up against the same
situation tha faced the Beers when
playing the investigators. Despite a
great advantage In size and expert
ence, the Bewers were trailing the
clever little Boys Clubmen, 1911,
at half time and had to fight all the
way for thet win. scheele, Mitchell
and schieblt paced the winners with
10. 9 and 7ooints. respectively, while
Clyde Mucfs six counters and the
cagey floor anes Of Hyman Perlo and
Johnny Potion featured the losing
attack.
Evening star., 1937-12-30
MAlG0 TO OLE MISS.

NEW CLEANS, La, Dec. 30 R.-
The 1tembaid . "r,lmor, well tinged
with autihticity,'. had 1t that Harry
J. Mehre. brmer Georgia coach, would
Be signedby Mississippi.
Evening star., 1937-12-30
Werber Plays, Too.

A ND there's another ball player
= Around Washington this winter
who is getting to be golfer of prom
inence If not yet Of scoring skill.
Bill Werber Of the Athletics, the
Berwyn, Md, boy who did . shift
Evening star., 1937-12-30
Espey High at Hall.

THE roll-off Of large field at Con-
vention Hall got under way last
night. Eddie Espey, with IL franked
sticks, led the men. with e67. trailed
by Ed Connick, with 55-e54, and
Dave Singer. 37-651. Goldie South
ern topped the Hail girls with 57-55s.
Among star Hall patrons who failed
TO go places were Joe Freschi, who
scored 12-631, and Whip Litchfield,
who counted 20-640.
. The Hall roll-of1 will continue to-
night at 7.
Harry Dawson of Recreation dropped
to third place in the city standing,
with 1858. behind Shenos and Stall
cup. Eddie Haynes of the Yeatman's
Hardware team in the Rosslyn Inde-
pendent League. with a high game
of 1885,. shot 43-687. to land fourth,
and Charley Croft, Lucky Strike en-
trant. rolled into the fifth notch, with
1852.
Last nights scores:
LUCKY STRIKE
Evening star., 1937-12-30

at laying In the bets. It hasn't al
ways been 50.
For . couple Of years Joe
was . soft touch to Griff, on
the golf course.
That is, until zoe decided to learn
how to play golf and hand back some
of the quiet ribbing he was taking
from Grif. Now Joe always could
sock that ball. Sometimes it ended
in the next county at a 45-degree
tangent, but he had power. The
trouble WAS he didn't know what to
do with a mashie or with those tricky
little chip shots.
He TOOK few lessons from Dif-
fenbaugh, and before long those
chip shots began to knock the backs
out Of the cups. Now Joe rates as one
Of the better clippers and he isn't SC
louzay with the pitching clubs.
Over the last 10 days or 50 Frisco
Joe has whacked the ball around the
lengthy Indian Spring course in IS
twice, which rates him quite q golfer
You don't make los at Indian
Spring without making . few
shots.
Evening star., 1937-12-30
SET TABLE TENNIS PACE

Firemen's and Yznaga Teams Lead
in League Competition.
Firemen's Insurance Co. and ]. 3.
Yznaga are setting hot team and In
diNdual PAGES in the Insurance Table
Tennis League.
Yznaga still Is undefeated after IL
matches. while Firemen's members
have won 10 Of their 40 matches.
The statistics on both classes:
Evening star., 1937-12-30
NEW CHAMP" ON MAT

Thesz Acclaimed After Taking
Mean nre Of Marshall.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 80 R.-Louis
These Of 81 Louis has been acclaimed
heavyweight champion by the Amer
lean Wrestling Association by virtue
OF his victdy last night over Everett
Marshall. "a Junta, Colo, in So
minutes AM 10 seconds.
Evening star., 1937-12-30
( ~ 2Hg IT, 2f6
"a ,~''--Ssv~ v~>~ By Walter McColum -
By Walter McColIum

JOSEPH EDWARD CRoNIN any habitues
ball Georgia Florida
arrived the golfers
dozen heckled
then
Griffith by selling himself
Evening star., 1937-12-30
ACE TEAMS CLASH
FOR BASKET TITLE
lubeseaIs and SIeuths Out
Tonight for Star Cup
in YuIe Tourney.

~ ASKEr BALL fireworks loom
* tonight 1T the George Wash
ington gym, where two anna
- teur name" teams OF the Dis
trict. Lubesea and Bureau Of Investi-
CATION, clash for the unlimited cham
ptonship Of NE annual Metropolitan
Police Boys Club holiday basket ball
tourney and The Evening Star Trophy.
Both quinu, boasting some Of the
snappiest courtmen produced at local
high schools and colleges, moved into
the finals last night by defeating two
other star-studded teams in tooth.
and-claw skinnishes.
Some quesonable arbiting helped
tho Lubes in . 40-28 victory over q
fiehting Unitd Clay five. Ollie Tip
ton. former Central High and Wilson
Teachers Ace rang up 16 points for
the winners. al Waters. former East
ern and Msryland University star.
Tailed 9. am Fox and spero Ko-
Illus, with u and points, respec-
lively, paced the losing attack.
Evening star., 1937-12-30

YaWkeys, has been playing golf
around our town since the baseball
season closed. What with major and
minor league baseball meetings, Joe's
golf schedule has been rudely inter-
rupted a couple OF times, but he has
managed to keep a tight grip on his
chip shots long enough to get down
into that select group of 7o-shooters
and hereby make Pappy Griffith pay
off, which is something few ball play
ers can do.
Evening star., 1937-12-30

JOE plays almost every day at In
dian Spring with Calvin Griffith,
son Of the magnate of Florida ave-
nue., and between watching George
Diffenbaugh sock 'em. and putting his
aptitude for athletics to work. Joe
has managed to achieve a fairly re-
spectacle game of golf. So respect
able, in fact. that his bushy- -browed
father-in-law Is getting little cagy
Evening star., 1937-12-30
Ten Grid Coaches L ose Jobs,
WithMajority Joe keyed Out
By Complaints OF Old Grads

fundamentals to coach college football.
He is entenched securely as coach of
the Detrdt Lions.
Georgia Harry Mehre resigned. al
though ht Bulldogs had q fair season.
He has b>en selected" unofncially for
. half doen other Jobs, but Mississippi
u the letdine claimant and will talk
turkey With him soon.
Mississppi-Ed Walker. q pupil Of
Pop Warner, resigned after winning
four ganfs, losing four and tying one.
South Carolina-Don McCallister
lost six stmes this year. but apparently
had survived alumni attacks. A Junior
alumni toup got together. however,
and Mcfallister went out and Rex
Enrisht, former Georgia hAckneld
coach, ctme In.
Manhftan-Chick Meehan, after
giving Manhattan its best season, had
. choice between business and foot
ball. C4ck took business and Herb
Kopf, lhg Lou Little's ablest assist
ant, is he leading candidate for the
Manhattan position.
Evening star., 1937-12-30
Women.
Daniels Masonic Star.

A M. DANIELS topped the men at
Almas Temple with 6o-65s,
trailed by Louis Rose with 20-o53.
Z. r. Kroll headed the fair entrants
with 60-555. The Almas survivors
will roll tonight Ut Z. They include:
ALNAS TENfpLE.
Evening star., 1937-12-30
Beats CULTS Mark.

HER 613 last night topped by 6 pins
the previous Star tournament rec
ord rolled in 1888 by Lorraine GULL,
the only fair participant ever to be
placed at scratch in the event.
Miss GULL rolled her final last night
at the Lucky Strike and tied for NTH
among the woman fnalists Of the city
She shot 584 without handicap and
Edna Johnson, also competing at the
Lucky Strike, equaled this score with
the aid of 38-pin handicap. Oddly,
Mrs. Johnson of the Eastern Star
League and Miss Gull, in 1894, tied
tor second prize In The Star tourna-
ment with 597s.
Mrs. Hays took the lead in the cur
rent competition from Evelyn Ellis,
who the night prior scored 8-594 at
Rosslyn. Ida Weinberg. president of
the What's in Name League at the
Lucky Strike. moved into third place,
with $3.50. sticks ahead Of Alma
Schultz of Silver Spring.
Mrs. Joe Freschi, wife of the high
average man Of the District League,
and Irene Swan, Lucky Strikers, tied
for seventh place with 582s.
Evening star., 1937-12-30
Amy Coach Handicapped.

Ar ny Coach Handicapped.
A RM1-oar Davidson. transferred
aftr i've years. Is replaced BY
Bill Who'd. who must face q stiff
schedut minus, under the new s-year
rule. he help Of former college
players
Misassippi state-Ralph sasse was
forced to resign because Of III health
after several fine seasons. He may
come back to football in time. State
will name its new coach some time
next month.
In the minor colleges Pete Reynolds
who came to Knox and lifted "Old
oiw9h" out Of record losing streak,
has ftired from coaching for business:
0t. lawrence Is seeking q successor
for Tom Sullivan, Clyde (shorty)
Propt u out ct Southwestern Of
Tennessee, Don Kellett has succeeded
John c. McAvoy a. head man At
Ursi&us and Cincinnati switched from
Rus1 Cohen to Joe Meyer during the
Evening star., 1937-12-30
The Rendezvous Lineup.
HERE'S how they line up tonight,
at Z o'clock, at the Rendezvous:

Program at Takoma.
HERE'S the list at Takoma Park,
starting time, Z o'clock, tonight:
Evening star., 1937-12-30
Lilley Hot ut Mount Rainier.

A T MOUNT RAINIER, where ~
men and women rolled the pre-
liminary, Chester Lilley, with 20-641,
and Catherine Lewis, with 50-575,
were high. Lilley made brave try
for the S. prize for high scratch
game Of the preliminaries with 167.
Hugh Crawley, in spite Of q lame
shoulder, qualified with 5s5, including
q game Of 150.. The Mount Rainier
roll-on Will be held tonight at Z
with the following on the firing line:
MOUNT RAINIER.
Men.
B., g,!: ws:s s.,,.r ~ 2 S qhf,tsE 4!'..s 2 ~
Don Matthias 50 609 Huehcrawley " SIS
John Walsh Is 619 VIM. ward" 81 577
Women.
EMAGrsVley A!y g 554 l. ,Waldrop s. s1s
c. Lewis = so 575
Evening star., 1937-12-30
Thirteen Above Old Record.

STALCUP shot 703 from scratch,
which beat the mems record es-
tablished the night before by John
Shenos. Recreation entry, by l3
sticks.
Mrs. Hays. member of the Shaf-
fer's Florist team in the Ladies' Dis
trict League and the Lazaras Res
taurant quint of the Ladies' Suburban
League. shot strings of 1879, 1873, l20,
lib and 1903.
Stalcup's games were 1874. 1873, l26,
167 and 148. His handicap of 20
showed his total to 723, which was
seven sticks shy of the gross mark
hung up by Shenos. whose count of
739 included handicap of 40 pins.
Stalcup is r1ainstay Of the Sherman
Clothiers team of the Rosslyn Inde-
pendent League. with an average of
1l8. At % he is marked as a COM
ing star of top rank.
Mrs Hays, mother Of three children,
Is 1o-year veteran Of the mapleways
but only this season reached the top
night. In November she was a SEN
sation In winning the womens section
OF the American Legion Sweepstakes
with a scratch score of 684.
Evening star., 1937-12-30
Three More Records Smashed Euenng Star Bo,vng Tourney
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
0Aakee noll,
ooutheaste1n Univeenty ". Man.
becks Golden Tornadoss, Hagses.
town, Nd.
Wrestling.
stsvs (orusher) oasey ". Abe
KAshey, feature match, Turner'S
Arena, $50.
SATURDAY.
Baskst Ball.
George Warrington W. Minne-
sofa, Tech High gym, $50.
Central High W. Alumni, Central
Gym, z.
Evening star., 1937-12-30

TAKOMA,
Evening star., 1937-12-30
ALMAs TEMPLE.

21o11 1Tnaa 20 So Z. \. Xnoll 10 ~