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Evening star., 1939-01-22
Pan-American Swim
LaureIs Are Won
By u. 5. Squad
Flick, Thompson Triumph
EosiIy; Argentine Sets
South American Mark
By the Associated Press.

BUENOS AIRES, Jan. 21.-
Jeanne Laupheimer of Brooklyn
won the women's 200-meters back
stroke event on the opening pro-
gram of the Pan-American SWIM
ming championship tonight.
Miss Laupheimer swan the dis
tance In 2 minutes. SOL seconds to
defeat Elena Tuculet by S meters.
Miss Tuculet holds the South
American record of 2:59 fiat, but
was clicked in 3:04 tonight. Lila
Fernandez of Argentina was third
in 3:153.
Carlos Sos, Argentine champion,
was forced to a new South Amer
ican record for the mems 200 meters
breast stroke to defeat Andrew
Clark OF Detroit. Sos was timed in
2:46.4, as compared with the old
record of 2482, made by E. B. Arp
of Brazil. Clark finished second
with time of 2:512. Jorge Ber-
roeta of Chile was third.
Peter Flick of New York, world
recordholder at 100 meters, easily
annexed the 100-meter freestyle
event by 312 meters from Luis AL
civar of Ecuador. Guillermo Panelo
OF Argentina was third Fick's time
of 58.2 seconds was ordinary.
Mrs. Katherine RaWls Thompson
OF Miami, Fla, won the women's
200-meters breast stroke with equal
facility. Finishing in the compare
lively slow time of 3:173, she beat
Margarita Talamona, Argentine
champion, by two lengths.
Evening star., 1939-01-22
Sturdy Club Fighters
Fill Cut-Rate Bill
Here tuesday
Wilson, Ex-D. c. WeIter
Champ, Faces AnzeIone
In Top Six-Rounder

A boxing show designed to dem
onstrate to mounting collection of
skeptics that there still are some
fighters around who will fight will
be staged Tuesday night at Turner's
Arena. Promoter Joe Turner, in an
effort to atone for the joey Archi-
bald-Jerry Mazza fiasco last week,
has clipped prices in half.
In difference to an outstanding at
traction. the Vines-Budge tennis
match tomorrow night at College
Park, the customary Monday night
date temporarily has been aban-
doned Also abandoned for a trial
period and possibly for all time has
been the light system of informing
spectators the winner of the previous
round and the fighter leading on
points over the route.
Five Matches Scheduled.
Although endorsed by fans by a
506-212 vote, those closely connected
with the game here feel the lights
have hampered the fighters them
selves in some respects.
Five siX-round matches are sched-
uled, with not so-called name"
fighter in the lot. The best known,
perhaps, is Bobby Wilson, former
District welterweight champion, who
will face Larry Anzelone, New York
club fighter
Wilson, seeking bouts with Phil
Furr and Steve Mamakos, has won
his last two engagements here,
crawling off the canvas to spank
Frankie Wills and last week trim
ming Ell Brookman.
Wills After Sixth Win.
Wills will seek his sixth victory
In seven professional starts against
Mike Martingo, a newcomer from
Wilmington, while other bouts list
Tommy Hoover meeting Billy Corri-
gan, Joe Perry exchanging wallops
with Joe Koheler of Baltimore and
Marcus Pitts trading blows with
Willie White
Prices for the show, slated to get
under way at $50 o'clock, are $1.15
ringside and so cents general ad-
mission.
Evening star., 1939-01-22
Money Comes Easily
To Finance Yankee
Olympic Teams
Funds Already Assured
All But One Squad
In Winter Games
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-Though it
has no intention of staying your
hand on its course from pocketbook
to collection box, the American
Olympic Committee today is pleased
to report commendable progress in
the financing of teams for the 1910
games at St. Moritz, Switzerland,
and Helsingsfors, Finland.
Nationwide drives by such far
flung organizations as the United
States Junior Chamber of Commerce
and the National Collegiate Ath-
letic Association, in addition to sep
arate campaigns by the individual
sports committees. already have as
sured sufficient funds for all but
one of the winter sports teams
and promised more of the same for
the summer teams.
Since the winter games come first
on the calendar, financing of their
teams was the more urgent prob
lem. With the exception of the
bobsledders, it is such no longer.
The United States Figure Skat-
ing Association has agreed to under
write its team of seven, to be chosen
on the results of the present ma
tional championships at st. Paul
and the North American champion
ships at Toronto February 3-4.
The Hockey Committee raised
$3.50 through an exhibition game
in Boston, is doing we'll with COL
lections and sales and can, If it
must, raise far more than needed
by scheduling pre-Olympic exhibit
tions.
Even the National Ski Associa-
ton is planning to send 20-man
team to Europe, either to Oslo or
to ST. MoritZ
The drive for winter sports funds
has been so successful that the A.
o. c. is sure it will have no diff
Guilty in drumming up financial aid
for track and field, swimming, row.
ing and the other summer sports.
The major sports in this group, in
fact, still have funds left over from
the 1886 games at Berlin.
Evening star., 1939-01-22
Louis Logical Choice
Despite baIyhoo
Favoring Lewis
Good Boxing Challenger
Never Has Encountered
Puncher Like Champ
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 21-No doubt
1t will come as tremendous sur
prise to all followers of the science
Of sock to learn the ballyhoo boys are
smoking up John Henry Lewis to
give Joe Louis the business in their
heavyweight championship fight
next Wednesday night.
1t is being pointed out that ID
Lewis never has been knocked out;
(2) he plans to turn the trick by
body attack, thus taking the Brown
Bomber completely by surprise, and
go he is too finished boxer to be
caught by those high-calibre shells
from the Louis artillery.
Champ May Lack killer" Mood.
1t also is being brought home that
jolting Joe must be in the killer"
frame of mind to do his best. He
was that way against Make Baer,
and against Max Schmeling last
summer, with results as expected.
The chances are, it is explained, he
won't be quite that way in Madison
Square Garden Wednesday because
he and John Henry are palsy -walsy
of stage.
Granting all that, there are few
factors that should give Joe just
slim chance of retaining his heavy
weight crown over the 15-round
route, in the first all-Negro title go
since Jim johnson fought Jack
johnson to an eight-round draw in
Paris some 25 years back.
Much in Joe's Favor.
First of, Joe is as proud of that
title as he is of his appetite, and
that's quite something. Secondly,
though he has been jolted by a
punch on the chin, he also has
shown his ability to come back,
notably in the convincing manner
he polished off Jimmy Braddock.
Jorge Brescia and Matte Mann after
each had belted him a good one.
The betting boys have installed
Joe on the top end of 6-to-1 odds,
and even have gone so far as to say
he has a 81 chance of finishing off
John Henry before the scheduled
curtain-lowering in this, his fifth
defense of the championship
Many fight flgurers feel Joe Louis
should knock out John Henry some
where ahca1t tho ynjSc1o of tho oye
evening, within 10 rounds anyway.
Evening star., 1939-01-22
r. r. c. LEAGUE.
Team StandinE IS.

High averages-W. Jones primary Con-
trop. 111-3s: w Hill tExpenseI. 111-31: :
R XII K.sch GsneTa LEDGER 71dta6v 7l1-a6 r
H: F. A.. 14S; J. Long drainage. No. p.
147: w. Hill (Expense). 143; c. Pryor
Control Proof l43.
High individual sets-W. Hill Expense,,
3SS;V. Dunn UGeneral LedgeD. $40; C..
Hurwitz tStatsticaD 1858.
High individual strikes-R Kirsch tGen-
eral LEDGER. 80; E Fleenor primary Con
j. Boss and P. Halesky. 30.
High individual spares-W. Hill tEx-
pense,. 1877: R. Kirsch General LedgeD.
liz; c. Ware Control Proof, Ill.
High individual averages-W.., Jones
primary ControD: 111-3s: w. Hill lex
pense, IL 81 R. Kirsch General Ledger.
C.. Hurwitz (statD, 10s-36; p Halesky
Coll Pr. 107-3 ]. Boss Iegan. 104 20;
G. Pryor Cont. Pr.D 104-14: J: Long tDr.
No. q. 1916: " Dunn &C. Ledg). 104-5:
De VauRhan IegaD. 1910: T. Howell tE.
Il; A.: 1O3:3l; H. Taylor (Ch. Clkso
A. zahn Pr; Cont). 1O3-19: W. Esnew
High team games-Lesal 5S6: Chief
Clerks. 5S4: Statistical, 5S1.
High team sets--Chief CLERKS ,633:
Legal 1920: Primary Control. 1918.
Weekly high game and set-W. Hill (Ex-
pense), 1875 and 37S.
Evening star., 1939-01-22
GEORGIA AVENUE LEAGUE

High team games-Monument Elec.. 625:
Petworth Pharmacies. 621; S. s. Dyers &;
Cleaners. 613.
High team sets-Natl. Elec Mach. Shops.
1.7l9: Monument Elec.. 1.719, s. s. Dyers
& Cleaners. ! l114
High averages-De Masi IS. g. Dyersl,
1924: Hobbs tColesvillel, ll2-3I; Sea-
ton: IS. s. Dyersl. -1l1-27
High slrikes-Schroyer (Sandfordsl. 30;
DyersI 20. -
Hiah spares--Hobbs (Colesville). 144;
Brown ,Natl. Elec. MachD, 14l; Green
High individual sames-De Mast Is S.
Dyersl, 1855; Mckay mon. ElecJ, I5S;
Mehler Mon ElecD. 155.
High individual sets-Green Mon E1ec \.
',So; Splker oGrotto GrilD. 3S9. Hobbs
Evening star., 1939-01-22
Barrier Will Be Used
For Harness Rucinq

Harness race enthusiasts have
advocated several sweeping changes
that may give the sport an even
brighter season next year than was
enjoyed in 1898, the best in its
history.
Important among the chanes is
the istitution of the barrier type
of starting. The drivers seat in the
sulkies will remain untouched, but
weight will be added to the saddle
In order to keep the fastest and best
American bred horses in this coun-
try by providing more racing oppor-
tunities.
Eight new champions were
crowned during the 1898 season.
Evening star., 1939-01-22
Season S Hottest Tilt
On Tap in Temple
Minor Pin Loop

The match of the season head
lines the Temple Minor Duckpin
Leagues set-tos at Northeast Temple
Wednesday night.
Atlas Theater, the hottest team
IN the loop. locks horns with the
leading Franks Tavern. Last week
Atlas dunked scrappy Warwick
crew into the whiteWash bucket
while turning the weeks honor
scores, a 597 team game and 1872
team set. Bernard Reidy with a
1863 set and 143 game and Joe Her
ney with 351, sparkled for the
Cinema hounds.
Atlas, under the hard driving of
Capt. Fred Wesley. has climbed out
OF the second division within a
stretch of two months to tie for
second place.
Evening star., 1939-01-22
Boxing Minus Name Sappe Will Be Given out Turner'S This Week
Megow Finds 1t Tough
OutbowI Geib

Red" Megaw is striving valiantly
to put an upstart youngster, Ell
Geib. in his place in the Takoma
Duckpin Association, but so far
Geib has an edge in average over
Red, 12l-5 to 120-lO. However,
Geib got scare last week when
the veteran carrot-top went to
town" with seasons record, Az set.
Standing:
Evening star., 1939-01-22
Britons Sure Of Victory

DURHAM, South Africa. Jan. 21
(P.-England took strangle hold
on the third cricket test match
against South Africa today. After
declaring their first innings at 469
runs for four wickets. the Tourists
dismissed the Springboks for lO3
runs. Following on, South Africa
had lost one wicket for 70 runs at
close of the second days play.
Evening star., 1939-01-22
Newcomer and Gross
Pace Duckpin Leader

With Ed Newcomer and William
Gross leading the charge with 113,
and l06 averages. respectively. Rhode
Island Avenue No. has 4-game
edge on the Methodist Protestant
Bowling League field.
Giovanonis 107-pace is keeping
First Church within striking dis
tance of the top.
Evening star., 1939-01-22
Georgetown Wins Rifle
Honors in New York
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-George-
town took individual and team hon.
ors in the intercollegiate invitation
rifle tournament at the Goth Regi-
ment Armory tonight. scoring a
grand total of 1,789 and leading their
closest rival, Fordham, by three
points.
Brooklyn Polly was third with
1.783 and the 165th Infantry squad
was fourth with lit.
Tow Lewis, captain of the George
town marksmen. scored a fine BIT
out OF a possible 400 for individual
honorS.
Evening star., 1939-01-22
Yonk Quint Wins Rough
Contest in Pomona
By the Associated Press.

bt tIe hSSOclateo PreSS.
PANAMA, Jan. 21.-A touring
United States Amateur Athletic I'm
ion basketball team defeated the
Estrella team, champions of Pam
anna, So to 81. in a rough game to-
night. The visitors trailed at the
start, but gained a 26-l5 lead at
half time by scoring 10 points in I
minutes.
A long argument about rules de-
layed the start of the game as the
Panamanians asked the game be
played under Olympic rules while
the visitors insisted upon interna-
tional rules. The teams finally
agreed to play one half under each
code.
Evening star., 1939-01-22
Aces at Rope Climbing

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 2l.-Bill Saw
yer of the graduating class and
Stanley Ellison, jr.. of the Navy gym
team, both are equaling in practice
the intercollegiate record of 3.8 sec
onds for the 20-foot rope climb, and
Coach Henry Mang believes one OF
both will better the figure in COM
petition during the season.
Evening star., 1939-01-22
c. U. Among 10 E|evens
On S. c. Grid Slate
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
COLUMBIA, S. c.. Jan 21.-West
Virginia, Florida and Miami are
among the newcomers to South
Cardinals 1889 football schedule,
announced today.
The 10-game schedule follows:
September 81 Wake Forest at Wake
Forest; 80. Catholic University.
October :, Villanova at Philadelphia;
l3 Davidson at Sumter S. c.: 10. Glenn
son; -, West Virginia at Orangeburg,
S. c.
November T. Florida; IL. Furlnan: is,
Georgia at Athens. %, Miami.
Evening star., 1939-01-22
GreenbeIt Busketers
Score Double Win

Greenbelt A. c. cagers downed the
Company F National Guards of Hy-
attsvilie, 1919, in basket ball game
last night at the Greenbelt gym.
In a preliminary contest the
Greenbelt B. C. team kept its I'm.
defeated record by outscoring Colo
NAL Village B. c., 1919.
Evening star., 1939-01-22
8. 8. LADIES' LEAGUE.

High team games--R. c. Cola 544; Con-
gress Wall Paper. 544: s. S. Motor Sales.
High team sets-s. S. Motor Sales. $50:
Beremann's Laundry. 1853; Coffman
Realty Co. .542
1908: Rothseb tCongress), 1851; Doug
las mon. ElecD. 1O2-30.
High strikes-Simmers fCoffman). 25;
DOUGLAS mon. Elec.). %; Robinson (Coff-
mani. II.
High spares-simmers tCoffman). 11s;
Rothgeb lCongress). 113; Schultz (Shep.
Park. Ill.
High individual sames-Rothgeb (Con-
eress>. 147; SINNERS lCohman). 142; At
wood (Shep. Park), 142.
High -indivtdu.l sets-Rothseb tcon-
fress! 36e; Nobinsop fCo6man). 367:
OouglaS mon. Eec.), ~.
Evening star., 1939-01-22

W. L. W. l.
st. Joseph's 3 81 90 st. Dominics 25 26
St. Martins l 80 y St. Joseph's 2 % 20
St. Anthony's % 23 Holy Name "a 81
st. Josephs / 81 "a st. Martins 2 "a 27
High team set-St. Martins, No. /,
1857
High team game-St Dominics. 6O5.
High individual average - Delisi (St
Martins. No ~, 1O9-41.
High individual set-Kesseler st Mar
tins No. u. 3S7.
High individual same-Kesseler. 1853.
High strikes-Smith tSt. Dominic's). o5.
High spares-Caruso tSt. Dominic's) .
High flat same-F. Cleary holy Name).
Evening star., 1939-01-22
s. s. FRIENDSHIP LEAGUE.

High team games-Shep. Park W. 4 L..
63l; A. & W. Hot Shoppes. 604: Dome OIL
Co. 602.
High team sets-shep Park w. L..
! I'll: Wakefield Dairy l,707: A. q W. Hot
Shoppes, 100.
High averages - Boteler Il. B. NJ.
112-16: Kraemer Il. B. M 1895;
J. Stewart Stewart BrosD. 1lO-a
High strikes-Lohmar tShep. Park. 81:
Brewer tShep. Park, %; j. Stewart
Stewart Bros0 20
High spares-Boteler II. B. M 152:
Mellinston Wakefield, 1877; J. Stewart
tStewart BrosD. I2S.
High individual games-JeRries tWonder
Bread, 80: Wadford Dome OLD. SO;
j. Stewart Stewart Bros). 1853
High individual sets Brown lShep,
Park 3a6: Kraemer II. B. M. 391. Loh-
mar tShep. Park. 3S1
Evening star., 1939-01-22

Scoring leaders Through Frida,
Evening star., 1939-01-22
Klein, SondIot Sponsor
Here Lost Year, Dies

Carl Klein. local sportsman who
sponsored the Klein Tavern base
ball team, runnerup to Rose Liquor
for the championship of the fast
National City Sunday A League, died
yesterday at Johns Hopkins after a
weeks illness.
Evening star., 1939-01-22
ELKS' CLUB LEAGUE,

5s7.
High team sets-Charity, 1856 Tilers.
$50.
Mulvey. 1856
Hish team sets--Bild. 400: Hayden, 400.
a. High strikes-McCarthy. 20; Orspada,
High spares-Muvey. 100: Schroth. 11s.
High averages-Schroth. 113-43; Mulvey,
1888
Evening star., 1939-01-22
O'Brien Spurns 900
Pro Grid Offer
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2l.-Bud Yates
general manager of the St. Louis
Gunners of the American Pro Foot
ball League. said tonight a contract
which would have netted Davey
OBrien, Texas Christians star quar-
terback, at least $4,000 next fall had
been turned down.
Evening star., 1939-01-22
TAKoMA DUCKPIN ASSOCIATION

High team games-Takoma Billiards.
Co. 836; Youngblood Hardware. 831.
High team sets--Blanks, 1881: Takoma
Billiards. 1.776: Form-Stone 1.771; Stew
ems Decorating Co.. 1.771
Hish individual games-T. Burger TIA
koma Billiards). 1872: c. -Appler (Takoma
Billiards,, d. l@56; @ Beds" Mesaw (stevens
High individual sets-"Reds' Meeaw
Stevens DECORATING co... 442: D. George
High strikes-Salem iTakoma Billiards)
80: Dorsey (Fornl-Stone). 30.
High spares--"Reds" Megaw lSteyens'
Decorating Coz. 1853: Dutch" Sherbahn
Hish ave sveraas%M' 1Er'' d5eib 5 tNorthe...
Templea. 12l-a; Reds" Mesav tsteyens'
balm lYouuGblood Hardware. iiS.4i.
Evening star., 1939-01-22
SECTION "E."
Ime-Bowers (St. Anthony's)
SECTION "F,"

High team set-St. Peters No. !. 556
High team game-St. Gabriels 544
Hsh individual average Glavin tSt.
Gabriels). 1O3-2S.
High individual set-Headley (St DOM
inics). 365.
High individual same-Headley. 141.
High strikes--Headley. q:
High flat game-C Mcclure Sacred
Heart. "a; L. MCGUIRE tSacred HearD,
"a. Rupert (St. Gabriels), "a.
Evening star., 1939-01-22
SOUTHEAST LEAGUE.

High individual sets-KinR, 4ls; Gueth-
Ter. 41O.
High individual games-Hauser, 17s;
King. III
High spares-King 17s; Hauser. 1ea.
High strikes-Guethler. ~; Litz, 33
High averages-KinQ. 1913: Guethler
117-35; Hauser. 117-1a
High team game-Brinkleys $50; Square
Deal. 634
High team set-Brinkleys, 1884: Square
Deal, 1,1S0.
Evening star., 1939-01-22
Minneapolis Is Pressing
ST. Louis Hockey Team
3y the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 21-Minne,
apolis pulled to within a full game
of the league-leading ST. Louis Flyers
in the American Hockey Associa-
ton during the past week, the Millers
winning two games as the Missouri
ians broke even in a pair of con-
tests.
Evening star., 1939-01-22
Fox-Bettino Fight Dote
Moved to February ;
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-The 15-
round fight between Tiger Jack Fox
Of Spokane, Wash. and Melio Bet
tina of Beacon, N. Y, today was
changed from February Is at the
Hippodrome to February at Madi-
son Square Garden.
The winner will be recognized by
the New York State Athletic Com
mission as the successor to John
Henry Lewis as the light-heavy.
weight champion.
Evening star., 1939-01-22
Farm Credit Administrator

High team game-Purcnase. 6O6; Au-
High team set-Purchase. 1891: Au-
dit ,645: Duplicating No. L., .623.
High individual game-Huntineton, 1853;
Numbers. 151: HUNTINGTON. 3a4.
High Individual set-HuntinKton, 394;
ODonnell 3Sl.
High flat eame-Bark-Gans e5.
High strikes-Vincent, 90: Murphy
High spares-Thornburg. 116: oDon-
nell. ia.
HUNTINGTON. 1O6-32; Nonn[fs iO5-l7;
Lynch. 105:.1o; ,Broyn: 1o14o344e IL i, TheIn.
cent. csas 1d3.ia: d33.ao HsnsrieEs. 1854: fovier
103.17,
Evening star., 1939-01-22
Pin League Statistics
S. S. AMERICAN LEAGUE.

High team gemes-National Beer. 664:
Stewart Brothers. 641; Valley FORGE Beer,
646.
High team sets-Steuart Brothers 1897;
Marcy Motors. 1910: Wolfe Motor Co.
1903.
High averages - Wolfe Natl. Beer
121-19; Parsons IS. S. Mkt. 1926;
Viers tHinesD. l1s-45.
High strikes-Lynn 's s. Hotel. 80;
Arbaugh tShep. Park Rest). 80; Dreis
MARCY Motors). 30.
High spares-Parsons IS s. Mkt. 1875:
Stephenson tStewart. 1853: Ward IShep.
Park Resto, 165; Temple (Wolfe Motor.
1865
High individual games-Wolfe Natl
Beer. ia; Lynn tS. S. Hotel, 169: Will
son tWolfe Motor. "a.
High individual sets-Lynn 49, s. Hotel,
444; Wolfe tNatl. Beer, 429: Parsons IS.
s. Market 41S.
Evening star., 1939-01-22
Lists 44-Doy Race Meet

CLEVELAND. Jan. 81. (P).-This-
tledown race tracks 44-day season
will begin July Is and end Septem-
ber 4, officials announced today.
Evening star., 1939-01-22
METHODIST PROTESTANT LEAGUE.

500: Calvary. 57I
High team sets--First Church No. /,
1'63s; N. c. Ave. No. j. 1907.
No. ID. l13.l2 Giovanni tFirst Church
No ]! 1O1-17; w. Cross R. l. Ave No. -,
High individual eames-E. Newcomer tR
|; Ave. No. -, 14s: Potter (First Church
NO t,ia -, l45; Rupenthal Mt. Tabor. 143.
I; Ave. No. ID, 37s; w. Cross n. /. Ave.
No. -, 373.
=, High strikes-E Newcomer tR. I. Ave.
10. 30. y 20' Shipman First Church No.
=, High spares-E. Newcomer tR I. Ave.
30. 70. ID %; G. Hipsley IN. C. Ave. No.
Evening star., 1939-01-22
Physical Appraisal
Of Joe and Henry
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2l.-The tale
of the tape measure and the scales
on the principals in the heavyweight
championship fight between Title
Holder Joe Louis and Challenger
John Henry Lewis next Wednesday
night:
r
Evening star., 1939-01-22
JEWELERS. LEAGUE.

High team set-Galt & Bro. Inc. $50
High team .game--Galt & Bro. Inc. 81 =
High ayerages-May. 1l5, Marggraf
l0a
High sets-May. 3a4; Preller. 391.
High games-Preller. 16s; May, 1873.
High strikes-May. "a: Margeraf -,
High spares-May. 107; Tobey 80.
Evening star., 1939-01-22
Games This Week.

UameS This Week.
Monday-Social Security vs.. Gamble
Meats: 7:15 pm; Atchinson Keller VS..
United Clay. s:l5: Commissioners vs.
Clovers a:15. Wednesday--Young Demo-
Gratis VS.. Gals Valet. O. Thursday-Fetra
CONS vs.. Christ Church, 7:15: Peoples
Drug VS.. Treasury. S:15; ODonnelrs VS.
Gamble Meats, a:15 Friday-Atchinso SON
Keller VS.. Clovers, s:15, United Clay VS..
Calls Valet, 9:l5
Evening star., 1939-01-22
LADIES FEDERAL LEAGUE.
DISTRIBUTORS LEAGUE.

HiRn teHm kame-Bna NTH. 300.
Htgh team set-B'nai Birth, 1920
Kesson), 1872.
Hieh individual set-weinbers (MeKes-
SOM. 3s3
High individual averase-weinberg INC.
Elsh stfikes-weinbsrs lMexssson), -.
Evening star., 1939-01-22
BUREAU OF ENGINEERING.

High individual game-George Fonser,
149.
High individual set-Lt. Comdr. Sullivan,
362
Hieh team set-Beachfleas. h51
High team set-Beachfleas, 1908.
Evening star., 1939-01-22
HiRh team Qame-Cornfu an

High team game-Cornell. 6l2.
Hieh team set-Dartmouth, 1857.
Individual high Rame-Vandoren MARY
landl So.
High individual set-Anderson ". NJ.
H.. :}91.
High individual average - Lorenz
PENN, 1879.
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NAVY YARD LEAGUE.

High individual Rame-Nicholson IF. d
A. No. -. l12
High individual set-Jenkins west No.
~. 424
High team game-Tool No /, 63s.
High team set. & A. No !, 1895.
High spares-Beavers CTool No. u. 1874
High strikes-Jenkins west No. p: 81
High average-Burton tGun), 116-29.
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S. s. INDEPENDENT LEAGUE.

1,bD4.
1908; White (Sandfords) 1897; Ingram
(Southern Oxygenl. 10s-10.
High strikes-Roberts tSouthern Oxy
gem. 81: Garges Undian Spring Service
Sta. 20: Gooding (Sherer's). %.
High spares-Drott Post Oftice Redsl.
l5O; Hendrick Post once Reds. 129;
High individual games-Roberts South
ern OXYGEN; 1855; Allen lGeorgia Tavern,
High individual sets-Sager Tastee
Diners), 413: -Drott (Post once Reds,
391; Roberts (Southern OXYGEN, 3S7.
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SECTION D.

Season Records.
High team set-Holy Name. 626.
High team games. Dominic's l, 500.
High individual average-Clancy holy
Name. 10S.
High individual set-Aouilino (St. Peters
-, 377.
High Individual eame-Johnson St.
Patricks, E. Smith fSt. Dominic's ~. 1872.
High strkes-Aauiino st. Peters -. 8.
Italiano (St. Peters -, II.
High spares-Lipski tst. Dominie's -.
High nat game-carr tNativity>, 81.
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RECREATION LEAGUE,

Hish team game-Alied Roofing Co.
72O.
High team set--Tucci's Plumbers 900
High individual games-Irwin Simon and
Bill Clampitt 1sO each.
High individual set-Ed Cleary. 436.
High strikes-Irwin Simon. 3s.
High spares-Brad Mandley 1862.
Higa individual averages-Henry May.
1H4-34: Brad Mandley, 124-22 Astor
Clarke 123-35: Joe Harrison. l23,l0; Ed
Krauss. 1@2-17; Paul Jarman. 122-l3:
Irwin Simon 1870: Johnny Anderson.
121-14: Karl Gochenour 1902