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Evening star., 1937-02-21
MARSHALL DIRECTS
TEXAS SPORT SHOW
Gets 100000 for Self, Staff to
Handle Pan-American Ex-
position Job.

EOR a salary of 100000 for him.
self and operating staff, George
Marshall, local laundry magnate and
owner of the Washington Redskins
professional foot ball team, will sign
a contract today as director Of sports
for the Greater Texas Pan-American
Exposition, to be held IN Dallas from
June IL to October 13.
Arranged by long distance tele-
phone yesterday, the signing will take
place in Dallas. for where Marshall
left by plane last night.
A variety of sports at the exposi-
ton, including polo, automobile rae
ing, soccer and track and field events
are planned for what is understood to
be the first organized competitive
sport program ever held between North
and South American athletes.
Marshall will have his headquar-
ters here and his staff will operate
from different vantage points.
Evening star., 1937-02-21
PENN STATE ROUTS
NAVY BOXING TEAM
Takes Meet Fought in Home Ring,
7l2 to 1a-Defeat Is First
for Middies.

o3 tL4C ASSOSAdItG E.tSS.
CTATE COLLEGE, Pa, February
20.-Penn States powerful box
ing team scored its most impressive
victory of the season today, defeating
an undefeated Navy squad, 7l2 to p.
1t was Penn States fifth victory in
as many starts. A crowd of $500 per-
sons witnessed the eight bouts.
A draw between Sammy Donate,
Penn State. and Midshipman Luby
was the only score for the Navy.
Three of the seven State victories
were technical knockouts scored by
Al Tapman, featherweight Billy
Soose, l55-pounder. and Capt. Lou
Ritzie, the l65-pounder.
Summaries:
10 POUNDs-.Alex sopchak, Penn State.
I25 POUNDS-Allan Tspman Penn
knockout pd9Inp IL ! Winqte first round
State. defeated E. NJ. oHarron. judges
lis PouNDs-sam Donate. Penn State,
and fotNby8 y tbNHbSy tRqfhs sdSss 20 traS Penn State
scored technical knockout in las, second
I85 PoUNDs-Lou Ritzie. Penn State.
@ deieated a. J; A. LIetheWey. technical knock
Is5 POUNDS : Nestor Kociubinsky.
Penn State. defeated o. c. Grifin. Judges
HEAVYWEIGHT Izzy Richter. Penn
State, defeated C. D. Tamny. Judges de-
cision.
Evening star., 1937-02-21
SKEET CLUB STARTS
WINTER MEET TODAY
Three Events Are on Inaugural
Program-All-Bore 100-Bird
Contest Tomorrow.

GONE of the outstanding skeet
shooters of the country will be
firing at the National Capital Skeet
Club today and tomorrow when the
Winter championships are held at
the Bethesda grounds. Three events
are scheduled for today and two for
tomorrow.
Recent performances by George
Deyoe. Charles Gillet, Larry Williams,
jr: Fred Ramsdell and R. E Stuart
have stamped them among the best
shots in the United States and all
will be among those in the compe-
tition.
The trio of events today include
the 410-short, so birds; 20-gauge, so
birds, and all-bore, class events, so
birds. Any ties will be shot off to-
morrow. The all-bore l00-bird events
for men and women also are sched-
uled tomorrow.
Evening star., 1937-02-21
Women Are Invited.

ON APRIL 19 there will be a review
and the next week examination
for candidates to the squadron.
Originating in Boston in 1918 as a
result of a desire to create a naval
auxiliary in time of national emer-
gency. the United States Power Squad
ron gradually turned to instructing
yachtSmen and those interested in
boating. Today. with the avowed pur-
pose of establishing a high standard
of skill in the handling and navigation
of yachts. the organization has units
along the Atlantic Coast from Rhode
Island to Maryland.
On passing the prescribed exami-
nation, member of the Power Squad
ron is eligible for further study in the
higher classes, which start with ad-
vanced plotting and continue through
junior navigator and navigator
Although not eligible for member
ship, women are invited to attend the
classes.
Evening star., 1937-02-21
MARITIME COMMISSION.
BANKERS.
C. e. p. TELEPHONE LADIES.
Season Records.

%. "a: Veto (Aux Ser. Bur-, 1924.
High individual sets-McCathran (C1eve-
land), 362: Helm TOLD. 33S.
High individual games-Allen (Colum-
bia). 142: McCathran cleveland, 140.
High team sets-North, 1.436: Aux. Ser.
Bur, 1,41S.
High team sames-Aux. Ser. Bur. 500:
Toll 6O1
Evening star., 1937-02-21
DEPARTMENT STORE.
INTERCOLLEGIATE ALUMNI.
Season Records.

High team game-Penn. 632.
High team set-Penn. I.71Q.
High individual gsme-Howard Navy.
Bruce (V. P. II. 161.
High average-Gernett ". p. IL.
Evening star., 1937-02-21
Record Field of Men and Women Line Rossn Maple Port,
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR

RUSINESS won the final game
Of the interhigh basket ball
series, defeating the new champion,
Tech, 17-12. The result had no
effect on the final standings, how
ever. which found Business in the
runner-up post; Central, third,
Western, fourth, and Eastern last.
1t was the first court series ever
played among the local high
schools.
Peck Memorial Church's basket
ball team won the championship
of the Sunday School League Its
conquest of the Northminster five
at the Y. M. c. A. gave it the title
which 1t won without losing a game.
Maryland State Colleges lacrosse
team will play six games this
Spring, opposing Cornell, Harvard,
Baltimore City College, Baltimore
Polytechnic Institute. the Carlisle
Indians and the Walbrook A. C. of
Baltimore.
Evening star., 1937-02-21
"Y" SWIMMERS GET EVEN
Beat Germantown Team in Pool
Here by Al to %.

Y. M, C. AS swimming team
avenged an earlier season defeat at
the hands of the Germantown "Y"
last night when it won in the local
pool, 47-28.
Summaries:
213-yard relay-Won by Washington.
Time, 1914.
22O-yard free style-Won by Lumsden
Germantown; second. Hamon wash
ington); third, BoggS washington. Time,
2:34.4.
5O--yard free style.-Won by Schmitt
(Washington): second. Quinhan (Wash-
ington); third. Casey (Germantown). Time.
Diving-won by Marshall Cwashing-
tom: second. Hyde Germantown; third.
Rineburg (Wsshington). Winners points
62.9.
10O-yard free style-Won by schmitt
(WaShington): second Casey German
town.: third. Quinlan (Washington). Time,
O:59.9.
1OO-ysrd back stroke-Won by Wilson
(Washington): second. Boggs tWash1ng-
toni: third. Fiddle tGermantown). Time.
1854.
1OO-yard breast stroke-Won by Spang-
Ter tGermantown); second. Moncure
Washington: third. Hechinger wash
ington). Time. 1:12.
16O-yard medley relay-Won, by Ger
mantown Fiddle. Spangler and Moore).
Time. / .313
Evening star., 1937-02-21

T DA SIMMONS, well on her way
toward being named the coun-
try's No. woman bowler for the
L third successive year, comes to
town again tomorrow in quest of
her third successive victory in the an
nual Lorraine GULL Sweepstakes. As
usual, Miss GULL will not compete.
The Norfolk ace, who, however, has
not equaled the record game or set
hung up by Billie Butler in the first
Gull Sweeps in 1884. will be a pro-
hibitive favorite in the 10-game event,
which will be held at Convention Hall.
Shoots RECORD Game of 169.
MRS. BUTLER's high game of 1863
" has been approached only by
herself, when she rolled 146 in '35.
Miss Simmons shot 141 last year. The
latter's $40 set also is second to that
of Mrs. Butler, who shot a five-game
total Of 626 three years ago and
604 the following Winter.
Miss Simmons won with scores es
Evening star., 1937-02-21
SKI FOR U. S. CROWNS
National Amateur Meet at Salt
Lake City Draws 81.

SALT LAKE CITY, February 20
(Pj.-Eighty-one men on thin wooden
runners will whisk from precipitous
Ecker Hill tomorrow in the start of
the Nations greatest ski show-the
annual national amateur ski-jumping
tournament.
For two days the worlds leading
ski-riders will vie in daring skill and
grace-each of these has its element
In the Judging-and Monday night
four new national champions will be
crowned.
There's no money in it, for each
Of the 81 is an amateur But there
awaits truckload of loving cups
and medals.
Evening star., 1937-02-21
Think He Could Beat Lou.

IF INGRAM whips Jaramillo, no
doubt he will be pitted against
Johnny Pena, conqueror of Gevinson,
with the winner of the latter scrap
slated to meet Lou. Many fans feel
the fast. clever Ingram could dance
away from Gevinson's potent pokeS
and outpoint the Jewish fighter.
Jaramillo. whose style is reported to
be patterned along the lines of his fell
low Countrymen, Sixto EScobar and
Pedro Montanez. recently shellacked
Bobby Green and Tommy Cross, COL
ored Philadelphia prospects.
In other eight-rounders, the veteran
Werther Arcelli, Boston welterweight,
will mix with Sid Silas and Eric
Lawson, middleweight stablemate of
Freddy Steele, world champion. will
clash with Hobo Williams. Alexandria's S
present claim to fistic distinction.
Evening star., 1937-02-21
LOYOLA QUINT TRIPPED.

NEW YORK, February 20 P)-
The st. Francis College Of. Brooklyn
basket ball team won its first over
time game of the season when 1t de-
feated the Loyola University of Chi
cago five, 4139 tonight at the New
York Hippodrome.
Evening star., 1937-02-21
ALMAS BOWLERS TRAIL

Pinmen of the Masonic League
took a 40-pin lead over the Almas
Temple boWlers in the first block
Of home-and-home series last night
on the Almas Temple drives, the VIM
ners shooting a fve-game total Of
1884.
Courtney, the losers lead-off man,
had the nights high set of SOL
eight more than Phillips of the Ma
sons. Phillips, however. scored the
individual high game, 1873, in his first
effort
Evening star., 1937-02-21
VIRGINIA TOURNEY
TO OPEN TUESDAY
Sixty-Eight Teams, % More
Than Last Season, viii
Participate.

w Nth % more teams entered
n | than the record-breaklng
wv entry of as teams last year,
the eighth annual Virginia
State bowling tournament will get un-
der way at the Rosslyn Alleys Tuesday,
continuing through Saturday.
Having furnished II teams, or more
than one fourth of the total con-
testants last year, Rosslyn again is
supplying the manpower for the 1887
event with As of the 68 teams listed
to compete. The Rosslyn 1ndepend-
ent League shooters will toss the first
balls on Tuesday night with its 20
teams. Because of its size the league
will roll in two shifts, IL teams rolling
at 7:30 o'clock and eight at $50.
Rosslyn Maids Defend Title.
1--WE teams from the Arlington
i County League and one from the
Internal Revenue loop will shoot on
wednesday with the entire Agriculture
Inter-bureau team shooting on Thurs
day. The LeeSburg Bowling Alley
team also will shoot on Thursday.
Friday will find the Rosslyn girls
defending their State championship
which they won in Richmond last sea-
SON Also scheduled for Friday are
the Winchester Health Center, which
recently shot a worlds record game
of 744: a picked team from the Meth
odist Protestant and Arlington Church
Leagues and the National Beer Sum-
mer League, Rosslyn Business Mems
and Winchester Booster Clubs teams
Rosslyn Is Bowling Mecca.
ROWLERS from all points will jour-
ney to Rosslyn on Saturday, the
final day. They will include teams
from the Jefferson Recreation in
Roanoke, Boush Street Alleys of Nor
folk, Peninsula Bus of Norfolk and
John Marshall Alleys of Richmond.
The RoSslyn girls team and John
Marshall Statesmen from Richmond
were the winners last year in mems
and women's groups. Lorraine GULL
and Astor Clarke took the all-events
prizes with Katherine Wick of Nor
folk and Belvin Weakley of Rosslyn
winning the singles Evelyn Ellis and
Joe Freschi we're the mixed doubles
champions and Billy Gross and Clarke
the mems doubles winners.
Bowlers who have an average in a
Virginia league are eligible.
Evening star., 1937-02-21
PLEBES BOX TO DRAW
Victory Chance Goes in Heavy
Go-Bryant, Virginia, Wins.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, February 20
Pl.-Bryant, Virginia freshman box
er, won decision over McGrath
Navy plebe heavyweight. here today
tie.
Summaries:
115 POUNDS-Williams Navy. deci-
sion over Grimes (Virginla).
125 PoUNDS.Bunting (virginia), de-
cislOn over Chaddock Navy,
135 POUNDS-Williams (Virginia). de-
eislon over McCarty Navy.
1i5 POUNDS-Greene Navy knocked
out Scharettes virginia. third round.
155 POUNDS-Southall Virginia). de-
eision over Trietel Navy.
I65 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Navy de-
eision over Dryer Virginia.
I15 POUNDS-Reed Navy. decision
over Oxrider tVirsiniaD
HEAVYWEIGHT-Brya tVirginia). de-
cision over McGrath Navy.
Referee-Charles Reynolds CWashing-
tom.
Evening star., 1937-02-21
VANCOUVER'S STARS
NETTOPSIN CANADA
Douglas Cameron Is Rated Best
of Men in Tennis-Women
Led by Jean Milne.

BY the Associated Press.
TORONTO. Canada, February 20
P)-Douglas Cameron and Jean
Milne. both of Vancouver top the
1886 Canadian tennis rankings an
nounced at today's annual meeting
of the Canadian Lawn Tennis ASso-
citation.
The first 10" rankings:
MEN:
L. Douglas Cameron. Vancouver: 2,
Ross Wilson. Toronto: 3: Roland Longtin
Montreal: 4. Grant Mclean. Toronto: s,
Marcel Rainville. Montreal: 6. P. Pearson
Vancouver: Z. j. w. O'Hara, Ottawa: s.
Gordon Robinson St. catharineS. On
tario; 9. E, McKush, Winnipeg; TO- George
Leclerc Ottawa.
WOMEN:
Jean Milne, Vancouver; .. Mrs. NJ
Haegart. British Columbia; 3. Eleanor
Young, Vancouver. 4, Mrs, George Wors-
ley. Toronto: s. Caroline Deacon, Van
couver: 6. Mrs. H. L. Beer Ottawa: Z.
Rene Bolte. Quebec: 8. S. Mile. British
Columbia: o. Mrs. A. r. Porter, Quebec
10. Yvette Sawyer. Quebec.
Evening star., 1937-02-21
EPISCOPAL YOUNG PEOPLE.
Season Records.

High averages-Fletcher 1l0-@I: Fogle
lO4-.23: Parsons. 1Oi 10. Elliott. lui-4S.
Howard, Iu3-45: Bonini 1U3-3I Ergood
I03-l6: Ludlow, l03: Brenner, 1923.
High spares Elliott. 113; Fletcher, 113;
Fogle. 1OG.
High StrikeS-Ludlow, %; Basil 90;
Hoy. -.
High individual games-Buynitzky. 154:
Fletcher. 152: Fletcher. 144.
High individual sets-Fletcher, $50
High team ames-Trinity.- $50: All
Souls. 515, ST. Stephens 56S
High team sets-Trinity. 1927 and
1,60S: All Souls 1907.
Evening star., 1937-02-21
TWO PECK TEAMS WIN
Senior and Junior CUNTS Score in
GEORGETOWN Loop.

Peck Memorial defeated st. Johns
Episcopal, Sc to A, in a senior game
of the Georgetown Church Basket Ball
League last night while Peck Memo
rails junior team was trouncing
Georgetown Lutheran, 40 to IL. In
another junior league game, st. Johns
Episcopal nosed out Troop Sc. 80 to 81.
Both high scorers were found in the
Peck-St. Johns game in which Jones
of st. Johns and Herndon of Peck
each scored 20 points. Summaries:
park Manorial (6Rl CT Iohn's En- (14)
Evening star., 1937-02-21
SILVER SPRING LADIES.
Season Records.

High team sets-Georeiana Beauty Shop.
High team games-Pickwick Grill $50:
Georglana Beauty Shop. 547
High individual setS-Schulte lGeorsl-
ana, 37S: Rothgeb Raphael 359.
High individual games-Rothgeb 'Ra-
phael. 147; Stambaugh ,Wynnewoool.
1873: Almony National Alel. 1873. Schultz
(Georglanai. 1875
High strikes-Schulte tGeorgianal 20:
Spates tShephero Park Restaurant. %.
High spares-Schulte tGeorglana). III:
Corv Germans Bakery. 40.
Hish averageS-ROthgeb tRaphaeN. 104:
Spates Shepherd Park RestsuranD,
l01-lU.
Evening star., 1937-02-21
BASKET LEAGUE BUSY
Northeast Center Loop to Play 16
Games This Week.

Games This Week.
Omitting tomorrow night, when
George Washington's birthday ami
versary will be observed, 16 games will
be played in the Northeast Commu-
nifty Center's basket ball league this
week at the Langley Junior High
School.
The schedule:
Tuesday-Anacostia Cards VS.. Sham
Club. Z; Lodge AZ vs.. Federal Housing. s;
lexington Juniors VS.. National Savings
Q; 6. P. o. VS. Marvins, 9.
WedneSGay-Goodie Cleaners vs. Trux-
tons. Z; Anacostia Aces VS.. Lodge A. 2;
Shamrocks vs.. National Savings. 9: Eek
ington Juniors VS.. Lank's independents
Thursday-Morris B. C. VS. Lincoln
Club, Z: Goodie Cleaners VS.. G. p O.. Z;
Lank's Independents VS.. Truxtons. 8: Ana
costa Cards VS.. Eckington, Juniors; 8:
Anacostia Aces vs. Lodge AZ 8; Federal
Housing VS.. Marvings. g.
Fridsy-G. P. o. VS.. Truxtons. 8.
Evening star., 1937-02-21
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Season Records

High team games-Ordnance, G57: Ma
rine Barracks. 6I2: Secretarys. 63l.
High team SetS-Ordnance, .19l. Ma
rine Barracks, 1876: Bureau OF Engineer
ing .135.
High Individual Rames-Pepin fOrd-
nancei. 1853: Douse Marine Barracks.
100. Bragg (LithographerSD. 1874.
Barracks 4OI: Sutphin tAdjutants and
Inspectors), 400: Phillips Bureau OF En-
High spares-R. Provost (Hydrograph-
icl. 204: Falek tordnance), 1875. Price
(SecretarysD, 1873
High Strikes-McElroy marine Bar
racks). A.: Falck (Ordnenoe). AZ; Ka-
rine Barracks. 40
High averages r.. Provost Hydro
gTepbie' cEro2 l5o3 ,aSns Eslck 'qGdnanfes Rs41snf
1l2-42: Price (Secretarys). 1922.
Evening star., 1937-02-21
Almas Temple
Masonic League
HUNT MEET POSTPONED.

CAMDEN, S. c., February 20 P.-
The ninth annual hunter trials. spon.
sored by the Camden Hunt, were
called off today because of rain.
Weatrer permitting, they will be
held tomorrow.
Evening star., 1937-02-21
Bar Ring Sport
I'm High Schools
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press,
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Feb
ruary 20-The Virginia Liter
ary and Athletic League voted over
whelmingly in opposition to inter-
scholastic boxing at its annual
session here today, reiterated its OPP
position to post-season games and
quickly defeated proposals to re-
wise athletic eligibility require
mentS.
While the defeat of the boxing
measure affects only Lane High
of Charlottesville and several other
smaller high schools in Albemarle
County at the present time, it will
serve to halt movements elsewhere
in the State to establish the ring
sport on an interScholaStic basis.
Evening star., 1937-02-21
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $500: claiming;

SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 5000: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; mile and q six
Evening star., 1937-02-21
Program Is Diversified.

7 ED by Charles A. Peters, jr.. COM
mander of the Potomac division,
the first four lectures are to be held in
the United States Public Health audi
torium at o'clock The initial in
struction will be on rules of the road
and the following week study of aids
to navigation. On March Is the sub
ject is lights and equipment required
by all classes of boats.
The first portion of the instruction
concludes on March % with discus
sion of the chart and its use.
Subsequent classes. combining a
brief lecture with group instruction,
will convene in the second-fioor au-
ditorium Of the Chestnut Farms Dairy
Building. They will include discus
sion of the compass and its uses, pi-
loting, chart work and plotting and
determining position.
Evening star., 1937-02-21
PETWORTH.
Season Records.

High team games-York Service Station,
631; Schseffer Motor Co. 500.
High team sets-York Service Station.
1S54; Petworth las.
High individual sets-Ruche (Brotmans
Markell. 475; De Fino (York Service Sta
tion). 400.
High individual games-Ruche CBrot-
mans Market, III; Wingate Petworth).
High averages-Ruche (Brotman's Mar
keu, 1882: De Fino york Service Sta
tom. l17-IO
High spares-De F1no york Service Sta
tion), 115: Ruche lBrOtman's sMrkeU.
III.
High Strikes-Cotter york Service Sta
tom. 80: Ruche tBrotman's Market. 81.
Evening star., 1937-02-21
RAY INGRAM GETS
RING OPPORTUNITY
Victory Over Puerto Rican
Champ Tomorrow Would
Make Him HeadIiner.

~ RASPING for feature billing
here, Ray Ingram, elusive
I I local featherweight, will stack
~ up against Christobal Jara-
milo, 126-po'lnd champion of Puerto
Rico, in one of three 8-round bouts on
a club fight card tomorrow night at
Turner's Arena.
Ingram, who impressed local ring
worms in trouncing the highly re-
garded joey Wach here recently, has
been rated by the District Boxing
Commission as leading contender
for the local featherweight title. That
body would like to see him matched
with Lou Gevinson to decide the
championship and it is probable they
will be brought together should Ray
develop in plans outlined by Match
maker Goldie Ahearn
Evening star., 1937-02-21
ROBINSON is SELECTED
George Washington High Bas.
keter Makes All-Star Team.

RICHMOND. Va, February 20
R.-The News-Leader announced
today selections for all-star teams in
the three districts of the Virginia
Glass A High School Literary and
Athletic League.
The selections follow:
A4L-CENTRAL TEAM-Forwards. Elmo
Berry Of John Marshall and Louis Robin
son Of George Washington Alexandria;
center, Morris BoltZ of John Marshall
guards. CAPT. Billy McCann of John Mar
shall and woodrow Nelson of Petersburg.
ALL-EASTERN TEAM-Forwards. Capt.
Archie Carroll. Maury. Norfolk. and Otis
Almond. Newport News: center, Jesse
Cooper. Newport News: guards. Nelson
Catlett Hampton. and James Baxter. New
port News.
ALL-WEsTERN TEAM-Forwards. Capt.
Tom Faulkner. z. c. Glass. Lynchburg.
and Ray Wynn. George washington. DAN
vile; center, Rex Mitchell; Jefferson
noks. and John oglesby. Lynchbure.
Evening star., 1937-02-21
Troop kR (31l.
SCHOOLBOYS BANQUETED.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Febru-
ary 20 (P(.-The University of Vir-
ginia Varsity Club and the Charlottes-
vile Alumni Chapter entertained $50
class A high and prep school foot ball
players and coaches at Q banquet in
Madison Hall tonight. Approximately
as schools were represented.
Evening star., 1937-02-21
AGRICULTURE ISTERBUREAT
Season Records.

High team sets-Plant Industry. 1.72s:
High team games-Plant Industry. 63i /;
Sugar Section. 500; So-Kems. 5g7.
High individual SetS-LindStrom, 400;
RouSseay. 4O5: Rose. 39l.
High individual games-Don Seaton,
1877; Rousseau. 1872; Benidt and Lind
strom. l51.
Evening star., 1937-02-21
MARYLAND
Fair Grounds

BY the Associated Press,
Evening star., 1937-02-21
SILVER SPRING GEORGIA AVENUE.
Season RRc0FdS

High team sets-Takoma Cons. Co.,
Lbs: Silver Spring Hotel 1893
High team gameS-Takoma Cons Co.,
o2 l., 81 Shephesrd Park Wine ( Liquor. so.
ment Electric). 394. Moore CTakoma
COnS1 80
High individual games-McKay tMonu-
ment Electric, 100. Spates Silver Spring
Hotel. 15g
High strikes-spates Silver Spring
Once 3j
High spares-SaunderS tTakoma Cons },
IS|: Woodward Silver Spring Cleaners &
DyerSt. lGS.
High aVerages-Kirsch Cornelius Print
ing, H. Saunders fTakoma Con. ,,
!i%-l4; Weissner (Siyer Spring Hotel.
Evening star., 1937-02-21

w WITH % more teams entered
! than the record-breaking
wv entry of as teams last year,
the eighth annual Virginia
Evening star., 1937-02-21
SILVER SPRING AMERICAN.
Season Records.

High team games-E. C Keys & Sons,
612, Morningside Laundry GA.
High team sets-Dixie Pig, l,716: Serv-
ice Electric Co. l.11l
KevsD. 11s: TAFT (Servlce Electric. l7G-
High individual sets-SchroveT Morn
ingsidel. ~; Strick!e- e c. Kevsl. AIS.
High strikes-Strlckler tE c. Keys. AZ
Hines Service Electrlcl. :S: KocSiS Stew
art Bros. rs Scheckels Dixie Pig. IS.
High spares-Tempe tWolfe Motor Co J.
High verageS-Strickier CE c Keys.
Webb S S. Market l11-4. ODonoghue
tWolfe Motor. 1868: Smith wolfe Mo-
tori, 1926,
Evening star., 1937-02-21
Duckpin League Standings and Records
LADIES' DISTRICT.
Season Records.

Season Records.
,. High team gameS-Rosslyn, SIS: Lucky
Strike. l 500. N'
- High individual games-Gulli Uucxy
StTlke)' 16l: Ford (Highway EnglneeringJ,
High indiyidual .setS-Elns CRosslyn).
419: GULL lucky Strike) 300 -
High spareS-Gulli Lucky Strike1. ~:
Wootton tRosslyn). I23 Ellis (Rosslynj,
High Strikes-Guni lucky Strikel, IS.
Ellis tRosslynj. 81 Ouieley Lucky Strike,
20; Levy tRosslynI. 2s
High averageS-GulI Iucky Stritrl
1I2-45; Wooton tRoSslvn), 1920: Lva1
HIGHWAY Engineeringl 1Ug-5O: Els
rRosslyn1; l09-l7: Ellis (RosSlyn). IOS-31;
Butter Highway EngineeringJ, lO7-33
'AN-tlme league record
Evening star., 1937-02-21
Ida Simmons Goes for Third
Victory in Gull Pin Stakes

1,178 in 1885 and 1892 in 1896, beat
ing Blanche Wootton by Al sticks
last year and Mrs. Butler by "a the
year before.
Outstanding among tomorrow's WIS.,
itors will be Olive johnson of New
Haven, Conn, who recently rolled q
world record game of 1913 for women
and a record f1ve-game set of 704.
Records Not Recognized.
MRS. JOHNSON, a bespectacled
A'A roller, was not given official cred
it for either record because of the
lack of a foul-line judge, but while
averaging 140-4 in the five games, she
bettered Miss Simmons official world
count by 10 pins. other Connecticut
representatives will be Frances Ma
roney, Rose Simmons and Florence
Tirons Of Hartford.
Additional entries from Richmond
and Baltimore have led Miss Gulli
to expect q record field for her sweep
stakes, in which she herself does not
roll.