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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09

"O THE person submitting the
winning design for Presidents
Cup Regatta Association flag,
L which will be flown on boats
during the week of Washington's big
gest yachting event and displayed
ashore for decoration, will 60 sl44
scholarship to the Columbia Technical
1sstitute, complete with text material
Open to any one over IA years, con-
test for the associations official en-
blem which starts today and closes
$40 prizes and three additional awards
Of IS each.
Designs must be IA inches by II
inches in size on white paper or card
board and only two colors are per-
mitted, either with white or yellow
background. They must be sub
mitted to chairman OF the Flag Com
mittee, Andrew w. Duffy OF Justine
Nicholson Motor Co. in Hyattsville,
with name, address. age and tele-
phone number of each entrant on the
back
Complete rules and instructions may
be secured from Mr.. Duffy or at the
Offices Of James A. Councillor, IDOL
Tower Building. Committee of judges
will be announced later.
CTEAM is up on the pile driver boiler,
boat owners are standing by their
sirens and members on shore with
whistles, as the Corinthian Yacht Club
prepares to give its senior member, DR..
William Schafhirt, welcome when he
arrives around o'clock this afternoon
with his new 40-foot Wheeler Seventh
Inning, purchased at the motor boat
show in New York.
To DR.. Schafhirt goes the undis-
puted title of dean Of Potomac motor
boatmen. His was the first power boat
in these waters, back in the late COS
when they used naptha engines and
loved it.
Corinthians, by the way, are plan
ming a rendezvous on the lower
Potomac with members Of the Mary
land Yacht Club Of Baltimore. On
June 80 from 10 to IL power boats
will leave here, join up with nearby
yachtsmen and cruise in club forma-
ton to Norfolk. From there they cross
over to Hampton for the July I
regatta of the Hampton Yacht Club.
Next Sunday members begin a series
of what is termed boat visitations 1t
works something like this: Shippers
open for inspection from neighbors
at the next pier. The following Sun
day the latter group will play host.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09

Sailboat, "a #. long. dead rise. one sail:
bargain. Call North 4S7O-W
1928 CHEVROLET COUPE ENGINE for
boat and other parts for sale. 330s 10Th
st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09
FOR G ALE

BOAT. Richardson cruiser 6-cyl. 4O-h.p:
sleeps 4: toilet. ice box. Marine Garage,
14th and Water sc. See Mr.. Baker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09

TRAD S325; Merrimac. AZ it perfect
condition; cabin. running lights: Buick
motor; Joe's Marine clutch Marshall
Bros Deale Md
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CANOES WANTED. Must be
cheap. Col. 6352.

FOR sALE-Row boats, some suitable for
outboaId motor; l 16-foot Old Town speed
boat. Clev. 277S.
For Soi sA III ATason 4s by H., feet,
amount of space below decks and above;
has pilot house. stateroom., large galley.
able heavy-duty motor; ,32.,volt lighting
plant with new batteries hull heavily con-
This 9Se aq5 &c Estates t.
Yacht Club, Inspection by appointment.
! Call s. w. jerks. National 2O22.
22-FT. sAILBOAT complete with sails;
i am asking: Capt, Oscar Hairless
s SALE 47-foSt auSlliaTy yawl:
ceilent condition; fully equipped; dinghy
D1ics ofa oeT For
seahorse 80. 4-cylinder motor; sell to-
cether or separately. Geo. 3453. ST..
DoDoE' ,19ts # od With 6is6-hp G5as
H nSsor s motor D Sad e4 Tfh
with an s-152-h.p. Chrysler motor; all
boats are bens reflnished like new engines
wheel boat trailer; each bargain. priced to
sell. Airport Basin. South WASHINGTON Va.
BOAT. Richardson cruiser. 6-cyl., 4O-h.p;
and valet see ice ses NM M BAKER
FOR SALE.
Sailboat "a IT. long, dead rise. one sail:
bargain. Call North 4S70-W.
1928 CHEVROLET COUPE ENGINE for
| boat and other parts for sale. 330S 10th
st. NV.
TRAD, S325:. Merrimac. AZ IT. perfect
| condition: cabin. running lights: Buick
| motor: Joes Marine clutch. Marshall
| Bros. Deale. Md.
| YACHT LOIS; length. rs: beam IA: draft,
and planking; large deck salon: seats IA
galley with range; Arcola for hot--watet
6-75-h.p. REDUCTION gear engines. pilot
ing costs SC per mile: Delco lighting plant
| 25 fxtures wash and toilet rooms. bath.
tub; searchlight two 150-pound Lux fire.
| extinguishing tanks hoists, anchors,
chains lines and usual equipment. Moored
at dock. Airport Basin.
WILL TRADE for boat $3.50 equity in 1887
| Ford coach. carefully driven 5000 miles.
What have you? Met. s243. any week
| day
| 1928 CHEVROLET ENGINE for boat and
other parts for sale. Phone Col. O220.
CUPBOARD MOTOR, Eyanrude. single
cylinder. sportsman model Col. 1875,
| HUDSON Big Marine. converted; water
cooled manifold. reverse and universsls:
Sl75. Atlantic 643a-J
| CABIN CRUISER. e5 IT. fully equipped,
$500. Airport Yacht Basin. Mt. Boser.
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By GEORGE f. HUBER

Y VENT down to Solomons We'd
M nesday to give the place the
v v once over and get line on
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OWENS CRUISERS.

Uneoualed quality resulting from stand
30-footerS giving 'two-cabin" accommo-
dations 6-cyl, S5-h.p, Gray motor. Price,
$3.50 UP. Good-lookine seaworthy. Visit
plant: BALTIC Dundalk 610-J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09

The 60-foot schooner Sapho Of
w. g. Moyle again is at her mooring
buoy of the Capital Yacht Club and
will be in commission shortly. She is
q Stamford Yacht Club one-design
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oft. SAILBOAT. complete with sails;
worth much more than the $50 which
am asking. Capt. Oscar Hartee's
Boat Yard GaleSville. Md
Evening star., 1937-03-28
Makes Team Rule Clear

A Rv1LLE EBERSoLE, handling his
twelfth tournament as secretary
Of the association, calls particular at
tention to a rule governing the entry
Of two teams by the same club. 1t
reads:
classification for all teams will be
made from the five high men on the
entry blank. Should a club have a
roster Of eight men and desire to enter
team No and team No it will be
allowed to pick up two non-registered
men of its league to fill the desired
quota of the No. 2 team. This applies
strictly to clubs contemplating enter
ing two teams. However, should a
club be able to muster only four of its
members. it will be allowed to pick
up q non-registered man from it's
league"
No team Of non-league bowlers will
be permitted to enter.
Evening star., 1937-03-28
SILVER SPRING GEORGIA AVENUE.
Season Records.

High team sets-Takoma Const Co..
1856: Grotto Grill. 1,GOS; Silver Spring
Hotel 1859.
High team games-Takoma Const. Co.
62l; Silver. Spring Hotel. 6l1: Silver
Spring Hotel. 613.
High individual sets-McKay (Monu-
ment Elec.). 1894 Moore ,Takoma ConstJ I,
392: Mullinix lGrotto Grilp..- 3s9.
High individual games-Harvey IS. s.
Hotel. 40: Mckay Monument Eec.) ,
100; Spates rs. S. Hotel. 159.
-. High strikes-Spates IS. S. Hotel, 43;
Wootton IS. S. Post Office). 80: Harvey
Is. S, HoteD. 80 Collins Cornelius 81
High spares-Saunders (Takoma Const)
2OS: Mullinix tGrotto GrilD. 204; Wood
ward tS. S. Cleaners. 19s.
High averages-Saunders (Takoma
Const.l. 111.77.; Arnold 'Takoma Const.l g,
l11-5O: Mullinix (Grotto Grill. 111-4S:
Kirsch Cornelius. 111-4 Bell lCorne-
lius). 109-51: Mckay Monument ElecD,
109.34: Ehlers tShep. Park Wine). l09,24 ;
Stas eShep. Park Vine Wine' 1os31; woodward
is. s. CleanerS). 10S-10.
Evening star., 1937-03-28
Bill Wood in Luck.

A LII Of which is happy for Bill Wood
to contemplate, for both tourna-
ments will be held at his Lucky Strike.
The mems event offers opportunities
for bowlers Of nearly every degree Of
ability and at small cost. Competition
will be In six classes, with Glass A to
include bowlers with averages of lis
and over; B, those with averages of
from 40 to ia; c, los to l09; D,
100 to 104; E, 95 to 99 and F, "a and
under. The classifications for teams
and doubles are based on these figures
An entry fee Of 81 man will be
levied In each event and to participate
bowler must pay the associations
membership dues Of four bits. Each
participant will pay for his own games
There will be separate prize lists for
the various classes with each class
making up its own fund.
Evening star., 1937-03-28
Can Roll Ofetn.

A BOWLER may compete with as
many teams as he chooses, but
may roll only once in singles and
doubles. In the all-events his team
set will be that Of the first quint with
which he shoots.
Classiflcations will be based on
league averages, but boWlers not
entered in leagues are invited to COM
pete. The independents, however
must roll in class A.
Entries will close on Saturday mid
night. April 3, at the Lucky Strike
but prior to that date may be turned
in to any bowling alley in the Metro
politan area.
Evening star., 1937-03-28
Throws EN- in Big Flocks.

THE nerve control that gives Allen
his final touch of mastery in
trick shooting likewise puts him over
in championship competition. He
has thrown many remarkable streaks
of ringers and shot prodigious per-
centages. On one occasion he scored
98 ringers with 100 tosses and on
another gathered 1872 in 200 pitches.
His favorite turns are the 1h
and 134 At tomorrow nights meet
ing he is expected to pass along some
worthwhile tips on how to obtain
proficiency in the grand old game
Allen who keeps up with horse
shoe news all over the country, de-
clared between acts last night that
the sport has made more progress in
this section in the last several years
than in any other part Of the coun-
try. although steady advances into
popular favor have been made on
virtually all fronts.
The strongest horseshoe organi-
ration in the land Is the aim of those
who will gather tomorrow night.
Evening star., 1937-03-28
Season Records.

High individual aames-Crawley o. L
a. No. j., 1874; .Giret tSeamenJ. 1874;
Garrison tB. M. 16l.
High individual sets-Burns (Bd Mt,
No u. 4l6: Spllman tsisht No. =. 40.
High team gameS-B. M. $40; Bd
Mt No. /. 619: F. & A. No. l. 6Ia
High team set-B. M, 1889; Bd. Nj
No /. RIO.
High averages-Spilman. 1875; Craw-
ley. 1922: Beavers tTooD 1854
27s.
High strike-Crawley, 80: Splman So
High nat Rames-Day tF d A.. No ID,
Witt tMiscl.. No. 81 and Newgent (Sight.
No. A.. 81.
Evening star., 1937-03-28
SILVER SPRING LADIES.
Season Records.

High team sets-Georgiana Beauty
Shop, 1860: Pickvick Grill. 1905.
High team sames-Pickwick Grill. $50:
Geo-glana Beauty Shop. 547.
High individual setsSSchulte (Georgi-
ana). 37s: Spates (Shepherd Park Res
taurant). 1853
High individual games Rothseb
tRa aphaen. 147: Stambaugh tWynnewood). i.
13s: Almony National Ale) 1876: Schultz
tGeorgiana) 13S.
High strikes-Schulte fGeorgianA). 35;
Spates tShepherd Park. "a
High spares--Spates shepherd Park,
las: Rothgeb lRaphaeD, 144.
High individual averages Rothgeb
raphael, 10333: Spates (Shepherd
Park, 1O2-6O
Evening star., 1937-03-28
Nerve Control Is Perfect.

ONE of Aliens fondest tricks is
flicking a cigar from a mans
mouth with a horseshoe and with the
same pitch scoring ringer He
stooged once for a pitcher who missed
the stogie and came close to (w)ring-
ing Thedore's neck.
The champions repertoire includes
about 80 trick shots, and some Of
them are hairliners for accuracy
and hairraisers. In one he knocks a
paper bag from stooge's dome and
circles the stake. Another calls for
throwing a ringer over a mans back
with scant margin for error.
Performing these stunts hundreds
Of times a year, Allen can't afford to
make even one mistake, and accord
ingly has schooled himself into icy
nervelessness. He wouldn't down q
slug Of hootch on bet, doesn't use
even coffee or tea and tobacco is
taboo.
Evening star., 1937-03-28
neer Wizard c. Fans Great Tourney End Pin Season
Duckpin League Standings and Averages
nTWOATH.
(Includes results Of March "a. 1879
Season Records.

High team games-York Service Station.
637 SchaefIer Motor Co.. 622: Little
Tavern Shops. 62l.
High team sets-York Service Station,
1854: Petworth. 1.745: Brotman's Mar
ket. 1744.
High individual sames-Ruche tBrot-
mans Markell III. Wingate iPetworth).
1853: Riley tButlers Barbers), 1855.
High individual sets-Ruche tBrotman's
tom. 400: Riley oButler's BarbersJ. 4Os.
High individual averages = Ruche
1920: Def1no. 117-24; Benner Buffers
Barbers). 1857.
High spares-Ruche. 225: Defino. 21e:
Benner. 191
High strikes s. Cotter tYork Service
Station. 4S: Ruche. 40: Payne (Scott's
Restaurant. AZ: Reed Gittle Tavern
Shops), ~.
Evening star., 1937-03-28
SILVER SPRING AMERICAN.
Season Records.

High team games-E c. Keys & Sons.
672: Wolfe. Motor Co., $40; Mornngside
Laundry. 644.
High team sets-Wolfe Motor Co.. .sO4:
Dome Oil Co.. 1888; Dixie Pig. 1.776.
High individual games-Strickler lE c.
Keys: IT'S: Taft Service ElecD. 1876
mGGsha A;sh ,nT,oidrd1 1Woits Motor, IL. @ n,,
ingside), 427; Strickler (E. c. Keys, AIS
Temple (Wofe Motor, 4O5.
High strikes-Strickler iE. c. Keys)
So: Kocsis Stewart BrosJ, Al: Hines
tService Elec). 45
High spares-Temple (Wolfe Motor),
255: Strickler tE. c. Keys. 242; Fling
High averages-Temple wolfe Motor.
1886; Strickler (E. c. Keys. 1870;
ODonnoghue tWolfe Motor. III.
Evening star., 1937-03-28
ARLINGTONS REPORT.

All Arlington A. c. base ball players
are requested to report for practice
today at 2 o'clock at the Arlington
field. The team again will compete in
the Old Dominion League Of Northern
Virginia, it has been announced by
George Harrison, manager.
Evening star., 1937-03-28
But let us examine more
closely the two bills, the Loner-
gan bill Is. 13) and the Barkley
bill IS. 1927.
&,1$%u ~
zB NIX NJ

provide for cooperation between
States in pollution control, and for
several other matters which sports
men have been seeking for some time.
But there the resemblance ends
and one little section makes all the
difference In the world from an
anglers point OF view.
Evening star., 1937-03-28
G. / p. TELEPHONE
Season Records,

High averages "A. Vito aux. Serv.
Bur 96-s: Keith aux Serv. BurD,
High individual games-AlIen (Colum
on1; a.: McCathran ,C1eveland), 40
Allen, 1886: Helm (TolD. 1886.
High team sets-North. 436: Aux
High team sames-Gener.l once. 51e:
AUX Serv. Bur. 500.
Evening star., 1937-03-28
MACHINISTS ALL SET
Twenty-Team Soft Ball League
Opens at Yard April 22.

The Navy Yard Soft Ball League,
consisting of 20 crack clubs. will be
launched April %, 1t has been an
nounced by Joe Fowler, president.
Miscellaneous Shop will stack up
against team yet to be selected, with
music to be furnished by the Navy
Band.
Managers of teams in the loop are
requested to attend q meeting to be
held in the sail loft, Navy Yard, April
3 at 1890 am
Evening star., 1937-03-28
ALLEN WILL TALK
AT METRO PAR[EY
Big Organization Meeting
on Tap for Tomorrow.
Champ Uncanny.
BY ROD THOMAS.

II AYBE you think hosS shoe
M th'oin is a simple game. 1t
wv is, up to a point. After that
4 ' L it's an art.
You believe this after seeing the
worlds foremost exponent OF the
sport, Ted Allen of Alhambra, Calf,
doing tricks with the irons on the
stage at the Capitol this week.
Tomorrow night Allen will speak
before a meeting of Washington Mary
land and Virginia pitchers at The Star
Sports Department, at which time the
Metropolitan League will be formed
and groundwork laid for the Washing
ton Horseshoe Pitching Association
and the Virginia Horseshoe Pitching
Association. Maryland's twirlers al
ready are organized.
Later on an organization will be
formed to govern the game in the
District Metropolitan area. 1t will be
a sort of executive board composed OF
officers of the Washington, Maryland
and Virginia associations, all spon-
sored by The Star.
Lots Of Action Coming.
TOWN, county, State and invita-
ton tournaments will keep the
pitchers in action from early Spring
until late Fall, with the annual Eve
ming Star championships climaxing
the season.
Allen, 28 years old, is pre-eminent
In sport that claims millions. He
won his title at the Chicago World
Fair in 1888 and has held it since. He
pitched his first game at the age OF Z.
A regulation pitching iron weighs
212 pounds and the stakes are 40 feet
apart. 1t requires considerable effort
to negotiate the distance, let alone
obtain accuracy, and therefore you find
Ted Allen one of the most constantly
conditioned performers in any sport.
He stands about S feet 7 inches and
is nodded in athletic proportions. Once
he essayed to become a professional
boxer, was convinced early he couldn't
make the big time and-used his
conk. Later it nearly was knocked
of in a horseshoe exhibition.
Evening star., 1937-03-28
DEPARTMENT STORE
Season Records

Season Records
High team game-Woodward e. 10th.
rop. 629
High team set-Lansburgh's .776.
High individual game-Al Mcdonald,
16S.
High individual set-Bil Kingsolyer,
4o6.
High strikes-Jack Wolstenholme 46.
High spares-1rwin Simon. 1884
High averages-Irvin Simon, l14-50;
Al Mcdonald, 1l4-21 Jack Wolstenholme,
1866.
Evening star., 1937-03-28
Senator Lonergan is willing
to compromise to some extent
on his bill, and that Is why 1t
I'm l. L. n~~~,~.sttnn
still Is In committee.

He is willing to have it administered
by the Public Health Service instead
of by the National Resources Board
as at present provided, but he insists
that it must carry police provisions
of enforcement. Barkley supporters
cannot see this, claiming that the
Evening star., 1937-03-28

Season Records.
High team games-G. C. No. /, $50;
S, No. /. 5lI: T. s. No 2. 500.
High team sets-T. s. No, !. 1888; G
c. No. !. 1.431: T. s. No. g 1,4O9,
s4-is; Van Fossen. e4.Is.
High. games[-Hutchins. 1S1; Mosher.
High sets-Richards 315: Hurney. s15;
Baudu. 314.
High spares-Hurney. ss; Baudu. 81;
High strikes-Parker. 70: Richards. II;
Hish nat sames-Hurney, p5; Baudu,
Ihoad and koShe1, o..
Evening star., 1937-03-28
A. B. c. NEOPHYTE
MOVES TO FRONT
Garbarino Marks Up 500 in
SingIes-Abram Second
in AN-EventS.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
"A YEW YORK, March 27.-Lead-
ers continued to tumble In
VI the American Bowling Con-
L gress tournament today as
Middletown, N. Y, bowlers, all ex-
periencing their A. B. c. baptism.
scared to dizzy heights in the big-pin
classic.
Emil Garbarino climbed into the
lead in the singles class by cutting
loose with mighty 500 series, passing
Jimmy Reinsmith, Syracuse, who has
been topping the solo division for the
last two weeks.
Evening star., 1937-03-28
Leader Runs Into Splits.


CARBARINO, a swarthy 25-year-
old kegler, pounded the naples
for games of 233, 245, 22l in assuming
command of the individual event, two
splits" in the final game preventing
him from reaching a much higher
figure.
Earlier in the day Harry Abram,
diminutive Detroit ace, moved into
second berth in the all-events class
with 1889, which included 667
singles count.
Two changes took place in the dou-
bles, when Tony wilkins and Harold
Foster, also Of Detroit, totaled l,245
for third spot in the two-man event
and John Cimpi and Jack Swartz-
walder, Auburn, N. Y, took fourth
in ringing up 1,240.
Evening star., 1937-03-28
SODALITY.
LADIES, INDEPENDENT.
EASTERN STAR.
Season Records.

High averase-Kohler Unity. 1O1 -53
Viehmeyer tMilansl. 1Ol
High individual games-Dove Lebanon,
145: Scarlet Unity. 142: Kohler, 14l.
High individual sets - Cory (Treaty
Oak. 349 Kohler, 34S: Brown wash
ington Centennial 346
High team games-Washington Centen-
NAL, .564 Mizpah. 1887.
High strikes--Oven tWash. Cent?, %;
Cory. 10: Kohler, 10.
High fat eames-Gyeevy Bethany. es:
Kaufman Bethany. 94
Evening star., 1937-03-28
ESzRp|B! zs2 j;!': STREAMS; II! Is
w. GEORGE E. HUBER N
~z<@1
w YHEN we we're children the
n Public Health Service i'm
wv pressed itself on us with
roefare oy, fho s~hoo1 b,,11e.
BY GEORGE E. HUBER.

posters on the school bulle-
tin board and through various pam
phlets and services sent to the home.
Since then it has been doing similar
work which all through our life has
made us conscious of its activities.
Thus 1t is well known and well liked
and has built up tremendous lobby
throughout the country and in Con-
gress.
At present there are two bills for
pollution control in Congress. One
is heavily backed by the Public Health
Service the other it violently opposes.
Naturally Congressman are going to
think twice before voting for
measure opposed by the Health Serv-
Ice, especially when they remember
that the service has control over so
many pork barrel projects in their
States.
But let us examine more
closely the two bills, the Loner-
gan bill IS. 13) and the Barkley
bill IS. 1927.
On first glance they seem practically
the same. They both provide for
pollution studies. They both provide
for loans and grants to States and
municipalities wishing to set up their
own waste reduction plants. Private
industries would be made eligible for
loans for the same purpose. They
Evening star., 1937-03-28

"A II AYBE you think hoss shoe
M th'oin is a simple game. 1t
IVl is, up to point. After that
4 L it's an art.
Evening star., 1937-03-28

World champion horseshoe
pitcher, appearing on the
stage here this 1oeek, 1Dho does
1oeH nigh incredible things
1Uith the irons. Allen 1Dill be
present tomorrow night 1Ohen
ringer fippers OF Metropolitan
Washington gather at The
Star sports department to or
0dnize for a 1ohopping season.
Star STAFF Photo.
Evening star., 1937-03-28
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING.
Season Records.

Hish team game-Sec.. No. 7. sos.
HiSh team set-Electriclans 110l
HIGH individual Eame--Mayhew. 1853
High individual set-Mayhew. 1896
High strike-Davis A.
High spares-Davis 1853.
tricians) 10
Evening star., 1937-03-28
rAKOMA RUBURRAN
ID. c, REPAIR SHOP
MERCHANTS,
Final Stand dings.

High team eames-Southern Diaries,
6lS Wakefield Dairy COL
Southern Diaries 1870
High ayerages-MacGruder, 114-3o: W.
Gingeil, ln,4l Smith. 1Os-2s; Hitzel-
buger, l0I-62: Jacobs 1871
VI, High lndiyidual games-Ellington. $50:
r. Horstman, 1898 0'
High strikes-smith. so; Hitzelbuger. 45.
algh spaTes-JacobS. 1sO: c. Simpson
High fiat game-A. Lugenbeel. a5; Nor.
gan. 95: j. Miller 81
tFlnal meeting OF league will be held at
Convention Hall tomorrow at s pm, with
pay-of this week. VIVA
Evening star., 1937-03-28
HAPPY DAYS BACK
FOR RDUCKP|N ARMY
Lucky Strike Will Be Host
to City Championships
Opening April 20.

THAT current roar Of the March
lion is tame sound compared
with the blasts to be let loose
L as Washington's bowling army
fires its final shots OF the 1867
season.
Thesell come In the twenty-seventh
annual championships OF the Wash
ington City Duckpin Association to
open April 20 at the Lucky Strike and
continue well into May
AS befitting the biggest maple shoot
ing campaign since the money flooded
days Of the '20s, the coming tourna-
ment beyond question will be whop-
per. And the Washington Women S
Duckpin Association, too, is expecting
an exceptional field.
Evening star., 1937-03-28
ADMINISTRATION.
SeaSnn RAcnHdG
AGRICULTURE INTERBUREAU.

Season Records.
High team Sets-Plant Industry. 1,72S;
Extension and Sugar Section, 1.704.
High team games-Plant Industry. 631:
Soil Conservation. 6o4: Sugar Section. 500.
High individual sets-Lindstrom 400;
Rousseau, 4O5: Kessler. 392.
High individual games-Don Seaton
1877: Rousseau, 1873. Heleker. 1876.
Evening star., 1937-03-28
ARLINGTON CHTRCu
LADIES' FEDERAL,
RECREATION,
Season Records

High High team game--Diplomat Cafe. $50.
Hieh team set-Diplomat Cafe .S54
Hieh individual set-Charles Beall. 429,
Hish Hish Str,kes-Harry strikes Dawson, so.
High averages-Astor Clarke. 12o-3t:
Joe Harrison. 12l-3O.