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Evening star., 1937-03-16
Keeps in Background.
NIKE JACOBS connection with tn

NIKE JACOBS connection with the
promotion is no mystery, how
ever. He was on hand when he ar
ticles were signed late in February to
see no hitch developed, but Mike did
not appear ir the pictures of the sign
ing, his name was not CON- ected with
the articles of contract. He was in the
background, munching on a sandwich
and occasionally holding a whispered
conference.
The news that the fight would come
to Chicago burst like bombshell. Joe
Gould, manager of Braddock, an
nounced in New York he had accepted
a guarantee of S50o,000 offered by
Sheldon Clark of the Sporting Club of
Illinois to box Louis. Clark later de-
MED it. Whel the articles were signed
Triner read a printed statement that
the Sporting Club of Illinois had with
drawn from the promotion ecause it
had no license and was not organized
for the purpose of promoting fights.
Whereupon Foley, who previously
had been named as matchmaker,
stepped into the role of sole promoter.
1t was significant, however, that he
was closely associated with Jacobs,
who brought his New York architect
along to lay out Comiskey Park, the
battle site, so that seats for 10000
spectators would be arranged.
Evening star., 1937-03-16
COLUMBUS RINGMEN
SEEK A. A. U. TITLE.
Lazear Heads Squad That Will
Compete in Tourney Start
ing Saturday.

HEADED by Buddy Lazear, Colum-
bus University lightweight, the
Jewish Community Center boxing team
plans a concerted drive toward the
District A. A. U. team title when the
simon-pure ring tourney gets under
way Saturday night at Turner's Arena.
Lazear, who in five fights for the Ex-
plorers, scored four knockouts and
earned one draw, will be supported by
a teammate, Jimmy Willis. A feather
weight, Willis recorded exactly the
same collegiate impression as La2ear.
Other prominent fighters slated to
swing for Jewish Community Center,
which is being coached by Jim Nc
Namara, include Ray Morse, 49,
pounder, and Dave Schlaifer, 100.
FOUNDER.
Entry blanks for the tournament,
which will continue on March "a and
end on March 81, may be obtained at
the Washington Boys Club, Third and
c streets.
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took second place by trimming Labor
the odd-SkirmiSh.
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20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR
HARRY HARPER, Nat pitc

HARRY HARPER, Nat pitcher,
is taking treatments from an
osteopath at the training camp in
Augusta. The osteopath diagnosed
Harper's ailment as have all others
who have examined the hurler-
pressure on a nerve. If his arm
refuses to yield to this treatment,
Manager Griffith will send the
pitcher to New York to be eX-
amined by the chiropractor who
was credited with Joe Woods re-
covery.
The costliness of athletics in one
of the big universities is shown by
the annual report of the Yale
Athletic Association. Expenditures
were listed at s272 ,926-more than
$4,000 in excess of gate receipts.
Brooke Brewer and Crawford
Carter will represent Maryland
State in the National A. A. U.
senior championship indoor track
and field meet in New York. They
are this sections only representa-
tivex.
Evening star., 1937-03-16
cox HAS STRAFACl
AS LINKS PARTNER
Pairs With 1885 Muny Champion
for Amateur-Pro Affair
at St. Augustine.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CT. AUGUSTINE. Fla, Marta 10
- Witty Cox of Washington, D. c.,
pro at the Kenwood Country Club, ar
rived here today to participate in the
third annual national amateur-pro-
fessional best ball match play cham
pionship. The event starts tomorrow
on St. Augustine links with the play
ing of the qualifying round. Cox's
partner will be Frank Strafaci OF
Brooklyn, N. Y, 1885 national public
links champion.
Gene Sarazen, former United States
open, British open and P. S. A. cham
pion, and Mally Reynolds, crack Jack
sonville amateur, will be the defend
ing champions. They captured the
title last year from Henry Picard Of
Hershey, Pa, and Jack Cummins,
Cleveland amateur, in a 39-hole final.
Jimmy Hines of Garden City, N. Y,
and T. Suffern Taller of New York,
former metropolitan amateur cham
pion, won the inaugural amateur-pro-
tournament in 1885.
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Stars Will Invade.
PRACTICALLY all the all-sta

PRACTICALLY all the all-star CON-
binations that Norfolk, Richmond
and Baltimore can muster will aug
ment the big turnout from Washing
ton and environS.
Ray Won Dreele and Ida Simmons,
the famous mixed doubles team which
established two world records, a five
game total of 1927 and a 10-game
total of 2,567, to defeat Astor Clarke
and Lorraine GULL at Lucky Strike
just after Christmas, are the defend-
ing champions. Ollie Pacini and Lu-
cile Young were the runners-up. Sam
Baker and Helen Randlett of Rich
mond won the first title Ed Blakeney
and Billie Butler won the second year.
The entry fee is $40 per team. Two
flye-game blocks will be rolled.
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Max Is Not Impressed.

NOV listen, both of those boys
have white bodies STILL" he COM
mented, explaining that if either had
been really hitting their chests would
have been red as beetS.
Baers opinion was backed up by
the Sporting Life, which said the con-
test was lone of the poorest champion
ship fights staged in this country for
a long time"
The new champion had little trouble
keeping away from Foord after the first
round, in which he went down for a
one count from a smash to the Jaw.
He bloodied the South Africans nose
and kept peppering away at it. Once
Foord swung haymaker, and missed
SO badly he spun completely around
and sat down while Farr stood by and
grlnned.
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Jacobs in Key Position.
REHIND the whole show is Mike j

REHlND the WhOle Snow is Mike ia
cobs, New York boxing promoter
who has Louis under contract until
1910. Jacobs was associated with Fo-
ley, but in the background, in promot-
ing the Louis-Levinsky fight in Chi
cago IS months ago.
Foley, licensed by the Illinois State
Athletic Commission to promote the
Braddock-Louis fight, says Jacobs will
be associated with him in an "ad-
viSory" capacity. Jacobs legally may
have nothing whatever to do with the
fight promotion. The law provides
that a promoter shall be resident of
the State.
When Tex Rickard staged the CLAM
orous Tunney-Dempsey fight in SOL
der Field 10 years ago for world rec
ord gate of $2,600,000, he did not have
license to promte in Illinois. The
Illinois Commission, however, would
allow no such juicy plum to escape, so
George Getz, a millionaire coal oper-
ator and sportsman, was named as the
nominal promoter for Rickard and the
license issued to him. Getz now is a
member of the Illinois Commission.
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Legal Barrier Not Feared.

FOLEY, Jacobs, Triner and all
others concerned, directly or in
directly, have received assurances
that no legal blockade can be raised
to the Louis-Braddock fight by New
York's Madison Square Garden, which
holds a contract for the champion to
fight Max Schmeling.
Articles for the match here do not
specifically mention the championship.
The document merely calls for a Is
round contest to a decision of two
Judges and a referee. Under Illi-
nois law, however, only championship
fights may be scheduled for Is rounds.
Evening star., 1937-03-16

PIN EVENT DRAWS
Record Entry List Appears
Sure for Silver Spring
Affair Saturday.

~ OPULAR since its inception four
- years ago at Norfolk, where
Earl Stocking first put over the
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BY CHARLES DUNKLEY,
Associated Press Sports Editor.

~ HICAGO, March 16.-Who is
1 the man behind the promo
tion of the world heavyweight
~ championship fight between
James j. Braddock and Joe Louis, set
for Chicago June %?
On paper there is only one-Joe
Foley, who has been connected with
sports in Chicago for more than &c
years. Actually, however, there may
be four or five. Sheldon Clark, oil
company executive and president OF
the Sporting Club of Illinois, has
pledged the support of his organiza-
ton as civic measure, with financial
backing if necessary. The club has a
membership of more than 800 wealthy
civic leaders.
In the foreground also is Joseph
Triner, aggressive chairman of the Il
linois State Athletic Commission, who
helped engineer bringing the fight to
Chicago as an attraction for the Gen.
tennial Celebration and also to enrich
the State treasury in collecting $780,
600 in tax, provided the fight draws a
million-dOllar gate.
Evening star., 1937-03-16
One-Day License 81.

WEST VIRGINIA is fairly close to
Washington and vicinity, and
offers some of the best trout fishing
in these parts, not excepting Penn
sylvania. The Conservation Commits
sion and other State agencies have
been hot and heavy after tourists and
their accompanying dollars, and as a
result angling and fish protection have
taken on new interest in the last
few years.
Evening star., 1937-03-16
BAER SEES RIVAL
WIN, GETS COCKY
Sure He Can Defeat Farr,
Briton, in Stride and
Then Meet NeuseI.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
7 ONDON, March 16-Maxie Baer
decided today he could take
Tommy Farr, the new heavy
weight champion of Great
Britain and the empire, in his stride
April IS and then meet Germanys
Walter NeuSel.
Il guess amt worrying" said Bae-
at the ringside last night when Farr
won a 15-round decision over Ben
Foord, the South African who had
held the empire title.
Baer made statements to the press,
to friends and acquaintances and
everybody within hearing.
Neither of those guys lets them
come right from the shoulder and
that's when they hurt real bad" said
Max. He watched Foord and Farr
come out of the ring and commented
that neither of them showed a mark
although Foord's nose bled freely
during the bout.
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MILLER SHINES FOR REDS.

TAMPA, Fla.-Eddie Miller, former
star Toronto shortstop, stood today as
a threat to Billy Myers custodianship
Of that position with the Cincinnati
Reds. Manager Chuck Dresser rates
him as one of the smoothest fielders
in the game.
Evening star., 1937-03-16
RADIO AND REFRIGERATION.
VINES AHEAD OF PERRY.

ST. PAUL, March 16 (P).-Ellswortn
Vines, world professional tennis cham
pion, had lead today of Is matches
to is over Fred Perry of Great Britain
in their national tour. Vines conquered
Perry in straight sets last night, g.,
8+6
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CENTRAL BUREAU,
NEW YANKS NO BARGAINS.

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla.-Although
he seemed quite impressed by his first
views of Babe Dahlgren, the "insur-
ance" first baseman who may take
Lou Gehrigs place, and Joe Gordon,
young second sacker, Col. Jacob Rup-
pert, owner of the Yankees, wasn't t
lavish in his praise.
Evening star., 1937-03-16

Harry Vignau paved the way for
lonlcs to Whitewash Orientals in the
procurement League with healthy
l35-369. c. Donaldson's 365 made
II battle for the losers. The 'front.'
running Normans dropped a 81 de-
clslon to the Etruscans, their first
trimming for quite a spell.
Evening star., 1937-03-16

ROD ffVE VOSI, veteran duCkplnnej
from Anacostia, still can hold hi!
own. The discoverer of Brad Mandle,
and former president of the old Ath.
letlc Club League is topping the Navy
Department with an average of lis.
The loops leading performers
last night were Herbie Aldridge
with 152 and Bill Martin with
1856.
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Places Geuison Spot BY Easily Outoinng Foe
E<7Bp|B AND STREAMe'Ss; Is;
80 ax c,ove, urn,n ~GS@k
BY GEORGE E. HUBER.

n 4 AY has been set as the OPEN
nu ing date of the West Vir-
VI ginia trout season, H. w.
ShaWhan, director Of con-
servation, announced yesterday. Last
year it was April IS. This action was
taken after the Conservation Com
mission compiled opinions Of sports
men and game officials from all over
the State. The season will extend
until July S.
It's plenty cold up in those noun
tains in mid-April, and a late open
ing date will give the angler a bit
more comfort, aside from the idea of
making the fish more wary when it
comes to choosing the bait at which
they will strike. Early season fish
mostly are taken on worms, and fish
which have been planted recently will
strike at anything. So few weeks
longer will give them more chance,
and at the same time please fisher
men who can't get there opening day
Evening star., 1937-03-16

With the high counts of 124 and
338 Irene Scott couldn't stop H. O. L.
c. from taking two games from her
w. M. C.s in the What's in a Name
League. Ida Weinberg starred with
322 as her w. A. C. S. team took
SeVen-game lead by downing Ag.-Ex
three times with top team counts of
1881 ,483
Evening star., 1937-03-16
PAUL WAIVER STUBBORN.

SAN BERNARDINO, Canf.-The
Pittsburgh Pirates went through bat
ting practice today, but the ace bats
man of them all-Paul Waner-was
missing. The National Leagues No
! batter stayed in Sarasota, Fla, still
refusing to come to terms.
Evening star., 1937-03-16
MASONIC LEAGUE,
Season Records

Season Records.
High team game-Potomac. 627; Pet
worth Gle
High team set-King David. 1,777,
Anacostia No. /, 1,743.
High individual averageS-Cleary, III.
3S: Simon III; Robey. 1862.
High individual games. O'Brein 176;
Brooks. 165; Driver. l59; Bryant. l59;
House. 159.
High individual sets-Brooks, 416;
Driver. 4OS: Cleary. 400.
High Strikes-Bittenbender 81; Ulrich,
so: W. Koontz. A.; Simon. A.
High SpareS-O. Brown 1872; C1eary,
1874: Simon. lS2; Phillips. 1SO.
Hish weekly games-Simons, 147: Eber-
sole 143
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l. B. E. w. No. 12l ran up high
team totals of 644 and 1856 to f1atten
Labor twice with Willie Scheer's 144
and 377 top individual counts. Dick
Lee and Sam Simon with 358 and 356,
respectively. helped put the bee on
Labor.
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SECTION F.
Season Records,

season RECORDS.
High team set-St. Teresa's. 1866.
High team game-St Teresa's 573.
High average. Aquilino (St. Peters
81, 103-20.
High individual set. Aquilino (St.
Peters 81, 412.
High individual game. Aquilino {St.
Peters 81. 151.
~ High strikes. Aquilino est. Peters
o' High Spares. Aouilino tst. Peters
81. 90.
High fiat same-Dooley (st. Joseph's).
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Season Records.

High team set-St Anthony, Q, 1891.
High team game-Holy Trinity. 500.
High average-F. McLarney Immacu-
late). 1896.
High individual set-F. McLarney um-
maculate). 375.
High individual game. Turner (st
Anthony. -. $50.
High Strikes. Turner (St. Anthony,
p. p.
High spares-F. Carter (st. Anthony,
%, 100.
High fiat game-E. McLarney Immacu-
late). 80.
Evening star., 1937-03-16

DiiBHC lued, Lne 81, Pdtrlck S
day mixed doubles slated for Silver
Spring Saturday afternoon and night
not only promises to be another gala
occasion but record breaker for en-
tries.
Already Stocking, who moved the
event to the nearby suburban bowling
establishment last year when he be-
came manager at Silver Spring, has
lined up over 80 entries.
Looks like We'll get away over 40
couples" the duckpin leader an
nounced today And Hugh Arbaugh,
proprietor, is even more optimistic.
Hearing about the $500 guaranteed
total prize with $100 as the winning
purse, the forthcoming event, which
had to be shifted from tomorrow, st.
Patrlcks day, until Saturday TO &C
commodate the boWlers, likely will en-
tice several Connecticut entries for
the first time.
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but who wait something left whe
they do get away.
Limits are 6 inches, Is a day
for brooks; inches, 10 a day
for airh
for rainbOws

Season limit of $50 of all trout
species has been placed. Most trout
streams will be closed to Ill fishing
until the season opens, and most bass
streams are to be closed during the
spawning season from April is to
June 80.
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Season Records,

High team set-St. Francis de Sales,
1883.
High team game-St. Francis de Sales,
577.
High average. King (St. Francis de
Sales. 1924
High individual set-Robertson CAS-
sumption). 375.
High individual game-Plunkett est.
Paups). 1874.
Sales. 80.
High spares-Elkins Immaculate Con-
ception). 1874
High fiat game-De Lisi Hipkins, G.
Schmitt and Hoffman,, 95 each.
Evening star., 1937-03-16
SECTION C.
Season Records.

High team set-St. Peters No . 645.
High team game-St. Peters No. l. $50
High average - Lltz (St. Francis
High individual set-Bayer (st. Mar
tin s.. 3S2
High individual game-Bayer st Mar
tins. 167.
High strikes-Lowry tSt Martin 81. rs.
High Spares-Brannon (Holy Trinity No.
p, l43.
High fiat game-Dove (st. Mary's), 81.
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NATIONAL UNION.
Season Records,

High individual games-Bonifant, 143;
Dale. l39: CrisWeLl. 139.
High individual sets-Bonifant. 3s1;
Raftery, 37S.
High team games-slims, 5s3; Victory.
$50
High team sets-Slims, 1911; Victory
1859.
High strikes-Bonifant. 80: Vail. 2s;
Crawford 81.
High spares-Dale, 113: Bonifant 113;
Vail. 112.
High averages-Raftery, 1O7-36; Higbie
1915; Dorsey, 1914; Bonifant. 1858;
Kidwen, 1862; Vail, 1926; Dale, 1913.
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COLLEGE yell or two may
I rise above the din of the crash
\ ing NAPLES on the final day,
u Anril 10 of the notinf,ol

~ ing NAPLES on the final day,
April 10, of the national
tournament at Norfolk if the plan of
George L. Isemann is successful The
enterprising duckpin congress secre-
tary has high hopes of having five or
six colleges represented in doubles
and singles.
John S. Blick is to sponsor several
two-man teams from the Georgia
Tech campus at Atlanta. Bill Haskins,
Richmond's Health Center proprietor,
is working on the avid rollers of
Virginia and Richmond U. Up in New
England Charley johnson, the New
Haven pin mogul, has lined up four
boWlerS from Yale.
Isemann would welcome entries from
the local colleges.
The idea is not new, however Back
in 1888 at the first tournament at
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ame-Dove (St. Mary's), 81
SECTION I
Season Records.

High team set-St. Peter l. 1870.
High team game-Sacred Heart y, 56S.
Hlgn average-C. Simpson. 106-27.
High individual set-C. Simpson 366.
High individual game-C. Simpson. l53.
High StrlkeS-Benner, 20.
High SpareS-C. Simpson, l13
High nat game-McGrath, SO.
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PHILS RUNNING BASES.

WINTER HAVEN, Fla.-Manager
Jimmy Wilson Is devoting part of
training drills to teaching the Phila-
delphia National Leaguers how to run
bases.
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Nonresident fishing license
costs S. for the season, or 81 =
day. 1t may be obtained at any
county clerk en- route to the

Nonresident fishing license
costs S. for the season, or 81
day. 1t may be obtained at any
county clerk en- route to the
fishing grounds.
Possible places to purchase are
Romney, Moorefeld, Franklin, Elkins
or Parsons, all county seats in the
general vicinity Of routes from Wash
ington. Practically every cent from
fishing and hunting license fees goes
for conservation, and in addition the
State has made use of c. c. c. boys
in building roads to good fishing
streams and improving these streams.
Some Of the most modern and pro-
ductive fish hatcheries in the country
are in West Virginia, and many of the
artificially propagated fish are raised
to adult size before being planted.
RainbOws in Elk River.
A s TO good trout streams in West
Virginia, they are not hard to
find. That section of the State near
est to Washington is very mountain
Gus, and practically all is good trout
country. 7ick out a likely looking
stream and it probably will contain
trout, either the native browns or the
imported rainbows.
If you like rainbows, there are
plenty of fair-size adults in the
larger trout streams such as the
headwaters of the Elk River, in
Webster and Randolph Coun-
ties, and similar bodies of water.
Brook trout, of course, may be found
in many streams; for instance, Glady
Fork in Shavers Fork of the Cheat
River in Randolph County. Another
good stream in Randolph is Candy
Creek. We mention these particularly
because they are close to Washington.
II you like little wilder country,
drop in on the Warrington or the
Webster Springs section and give the
Cherry, Cranberry and Williams River
fishing grounds the once over.
Last season the State Conservation
Commission had very handy little
map which possibly still is available.
This map had all fishing streams in
the State listed, with the trout streams
printed in green and bass streams in
brown. In no time at all you could
pick out which was the stream for your
money, and could plan your routes
accordingly.
Evening star., 1937-03-16
DAYLIGHT,
LADIES' FEDERAL.
INTERCOLLEGIATE ALUMNI.
Season Records.

High team same-Penn. 632.
High team set-Penn. 1.719.
High individual game-Haig Mary
land( 153.
High individual set-Howard Navy.
1896.
High average-Given 1l1-35.
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SANICO.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team games-Equipment. 63S;
Green Bag Coffee Gil
High team sets-Sanico Bakery 17l2:
Green Bag Coffee. 100
High individual games-M Tallant (Of-
ncel, 170; H. NJ. Ryne tMeats). 1877.
High individual sets-E. c. Bttenben-
der (Eauipment). 397; T Bradford {Green
Bag Coffee. 393; F. Blevins CPoultry) ,
High fiat SANCTION Kelly. 81.
High averages-T. Bradford Green Bag
Cohee,, 115-70; William La Billie (Ofice).
Evening star., 1937-03-16
HEAVY TITLE BOUT
HAS FIRM BACKING
Promoter Foley Has Others
With Coin as Support in
BraddoCk-LouiS Go.

(This is the fifth and last OF
series OF stories dealing 1Dith the
background OF the boring business,
,Dith special reference to current
heavyweight angIes.)
Evening star., 1937-03-16

I '61Ch HElMER ana his Progressive
Printing Co. rollers are celebrating
their pennant victory in the Graphic
Arts today. In front all season, they
just managed to nose out Judd 81
Detweiler, which closed a big gap to
one game by winning four games in
double header, while the flag winners
were annexing two games from Hay
worth.
High scoring honors for the
final nights matches went to
Emil Pfeil of Judd g. Detweiler,
with 81.
Hank Shanks of Big Print Shop
shot l4e for top single as his club
swept Ransdell.
Sultana moved back into the lead
OF the A. & P. League on total pins
over Cold Streamers and Red Circle
with the three deadlocked in games
won and lost, So and Al.
Bill Dondera was the big shooter for
Sultana with 124-350. White House
lowered the colors of Cold Streamers
twice while the laSt-place Raiah
qulnt hoped on another leader by
defeating Red Circle.
Rich Kaiser, the loops high average
man, featured the rolling with l41-
37l to aid Sunnyhelds two wins from
O'Clock.
Rus PREVOST, veteran duckpinner
from AnacoStia, still can hold his
own. The discoverer of Brad Mandlev
and former president of the old Ath-
letlc Club League is topping the Navy
Department with an average of lis.
Inc loops leading performers
last night were Herbie Aldridge
with 152 and Bill Martin with
1856.
Harry Vlgnau paved the way for
lonlcs to WhitewaSh Orientals in the
procurement League with healthy
l35-369 c. Donaldsons 365 made
1t battle for the losers. The 'front.'
running Normans dropped a 81 de-
clslon to the Etruscans, their first
trimming for quite a spell.
with the high counts of l24 and
338 Irene Scott couldn't stop H. o. L.
Z. from taking two games from her
w. M. C.s in the What's in a Name
League. Ida Weinberg starred with
322 as her w. A. c. S. team took a
SeVen-game lead by downing Ag.-Ex.
three times with top team counts of
1891 ,483.
JUST to show it could be done, Navy
WhlteWashed the pennant bound
bureau OF Investigation for the first
time this season in the Federal League
last night at Arcadia. The runner-up
battle between Senate and G. P. o.
was unchanged when both won three
games.
Charlie Stephenson's 1863 and Earl
Pryor's 146 enabled Senate to sweep
P. w. A. Clarence Purdy's timely l4O
and 378 and Wally Burton's 148 and
379 proved the wallops that sent Vet
Grams Administration reeling in
fourth-place tie with the defending
champion National Capital Parks
which took two tilts from War.
Steve Ames' 141 and 1892
aided by Mag" Woods 357
were the telling punches against
the rather weak effort of the
Sleuths.
l. B. E. w. No. 12l ran up high
team totals of 644 and 1,756 to f1atten
Labor twice with Willie Scheer's 144
and 377 top individual counts. Dick
Lee and Sam Simon with 358 and 356,
respectively. helped put the bee on
Labor.
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Duckpin Loop Standings
DEPARTMENT STORE
Season Records

High team game-Kann's. 625.
High team Set-Lansburgh'S. T67.
16s
High individual set-Bill Kingsolver.
426.
High strikes-Vic Riston and Jack VOLS
tenholme, 40.
High spares-Irwin Simon 1858.
High averages-Irwin Simon. 115-S:
Al Mcdonald, 114-4: Slgurd Solem 1l3-5S