davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-16

4-ROOM COTTAGE for rent. Ad-
ults only. No dogs allowed. 3G5
So. 4th ST. 4-1G
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-16
3 City Property - Sale

TWO HOUSES at SOC and SOB No
Imperial Ave. Imperial. S5O0.00
each. Colonial Hotel, or write box
Ia. Imperial. 4-22
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-16

NEW 7-ROOM Monterey home. 3
baths, beautiful view, outdoor
barbecue. owner leaving town.
Sacrifice. M. G. Harvey, 160 Holly
ST, Laguna Beach, Cal. 4-22
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-16

FORTY ACRE ranch, well improv-
ed with crop of flax. 2 miles So,
= mile east of Seal Heights. joe
Groebli. 4-l9
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-16

NICE BEDROOM with private en-
trance and bath. 1922 Broadway
Phone 1881. AIS
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-16

UNFURNISHED 2-Bedroom house
for rent. $35. 1900 San Diego Hi
way. 4-16tt
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-16

10 ACRES in grapefruit with house.
Tractor and equipment Small
down payment, $25 month. Rt. 2,
Rox re E1 Centre. Ali
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-16

leo ACRES splendid land and To-
cation, direct water drainage,
paved highway. Priced very low
10 years to pay.
L. j. THOMAS, Imperial
4-16tf
Evening star., 1939-02-12
.Loyo|a 10 Meet 6. u.
In Hockey Match
Here tuesday

Washington will get another taste
OF ice hockey on Tuesday night
when Georgetown plays host to an
other Baltimore team. Loyola Col
lege, at the Chevy Chase Ice Palace.
Foes for many years in basket
ball, Loyola and G, U. thus Will
give to the Capital its first inter-
collegiate hockey game inasmuch as
Georgetown first opponent was an
all-star aggregation from the Monu-
mental City.
Like Georgetown, Loyola only re-
Gently formed its hockey team
Jimmy McGurk, hockey coach at
Calvert Hall. also is a student at
Loyola and is coaching the Grey
hounds as we'll as playing,
Ever since going down in defeat
before the Baltimore Ali-Stars a
week ago last night, the Hoyas have
been trying to develop more co-ordi-
nation under the tutelage of Player
Coach John Boyle.
Boyle expects much from John
Smith. former all-NeW York scholas-
tic star. who scored Georgetown S
lone goal against the All-Stars.
Loyola probably will be led by Jack
Mclaughlin, an all-State selection
two years ago and who PLAYED in
the All-Stars' lineup against the
Hoyas.
Evening star., 1939-02-12
COLLEGE PARK LEAGUE.

High team sames-collese Bar-B-o. sos;
Buetes Grill 500.
High individual sets-Rcketts. Varsity
Grill. 4OS; Crisp. Bar-B-Q, 1896.
High individual games-Wood Varslly
Snowden. O e. s. l55.
High strlkes-Milbrook. Buetes Grill: rs;
Emmett. Independent Laundry. 81: Abon
Bar-B-Q, 81. go,
High spares-steinbach Buetes Grill
1914 Morris O. & S. 1853
High averages-Snowden. O. Il s.. IL:
Wood, Varsity Grill, IL: Avon, Bar-B-Q
Evening star., 1939-02-12
209 Game Is Bow|ed
By Joe Campbe|in
Friendly Match

Combining five strikes and four
spares, Joe Campbell, 27-year-old
employee of the United States
Civil Service Commission, rolled a
2O9 game yesterday in a friendly
match at the new Recreation
alleys. Noteworthy is the fact that
only two weeks ago. Campbell rolled
1913 on the same drives.
Campbell started of his high
scoring game with spare and then
missed a single stick with his sec
ond ball for his only markless box
In order he then got spare, two
strikes. spare. a triple-header
strike and ended his game with a
spare.
His box score.
la-oa-4a-7s PSI S-I1s-I4S-I7l-1aI-.0
Rolling with him were John
Hardesty and Dean Bierly, also
employed by the commission.
Evening star., 1939-02-12
A. &P. loop Bow|ers
Roll for Annual
Stakes Today
Jewish-ItoIiun TussIe
Storts; Big District
Teams in DueIs

With it's full membership due to
roll, the A. & P. League will stage
its annual sweepstakes at Lucky
Strike this afternoon at 3 p m. to add
impetus to todays bowling card
which also lists the cream of the
city's Italian and Jewish bowling
talent in the first block of team
match at Convention Hall at pm.
and the regular Sunday night Dis
trict League matches.
Rolling on full handicap basis,
with an entrance fee of 50, has made
the A. e. P. flve-game event more
attractive than ever, according to
Aubrey Abbott, league secretary,
who will direct the affair.
The Italian All-Stars will have
such sharpshooters as Tony San
TIM, Ollie Pacini, Joe Freschi, Joe
Di Misa. Nick Rinaldi and Mike
Vitale on the firing line. Max
Rosenberg will depend on Julius
Singer, Sam Simon, Abe Weinberg,
Abe Povich and Meyer Weinberg to
get the Jewish All-Stars out in
front for the final block to be
rolled at Northeast Temple, Sunday,
March r.
A double-header match between
the leading Cuff and Santini team
and Arcadia looms as the feature
clash in the District League. The
first skirmish is scheduled for the
Arcadia at pm, with the nightcap
around 9 pm. at Columbia.
There's some likelihood that
Lucky Strike and Convention Hall
will roll a twin set-to. Hostilltles,
however, start at Lucky Strike at
7 pm. Marlboro Hotel and Dla-
mond Cab are down for tussle
at Chevy Chase at pm.
Astor Clarke, Marlboro leader,
moved to third place with an aver
age of 1912 by virtue of 422. He
trails Hokie Smith, the Cuff ana
Santini pacesetter, who is out in
front with 1868, and Perce Wolfe
teammate, who is moving the
naples at l2515 clip.
Evening star., 1939-02-12
|Loeff|er Bowls 614
For Junior Crown
Of District
Irvine, With 545, Gains
Boys Title; Both Will
Roll in Nationals

Visions of being the junior and
boys national duckpin champions
today are enjoyed, respectively. by
Carl Loeffler, IT, of Tech High
School and Donald Irvine, IS, of
Central,
These youngsters yesterday estab-
lished themselves as rulers Of Wash
ington's juvenile bowlers as Carl
won the District junior title and
Don the boys championship in the
finals of a city-wide tournament
staged at Columbia.
Next month they will compete
with other young bowling cham
pions from various sections in the
National Duckpin Bowling Con-
gress to be staged at Lucky Strike
for national laurels.
Rolling steadily for his five
strings to total 545. Donald with
games of 1O7. los, 1l4e 1913 and 96
topped IS others who had aspired
to the boys title. Richard Tucker,
of Central, with 529 was his closest
competitor.
A lOO-average bowler, Loeff1er
brought the three-Week tourna-
ment to brilliant finish. With his
rolling several times bordering on
the sensational when he slid the
ST and SO breaks for spares, he
fairly spread-eagled the Junior field
of 27 with a count of GA which In
cluded l13. 141, 1877, 1913 and ITO.
Bob Mosser of Central was the
runner-up in the class with 549.
The event sponsored by Manager
Berye English for the third year
was a huge success as more than
$50 rolled
Scnres for the finals.
Evening star., 1939-02-12
Margaret Lynn Meet
Lures Above 200
Duckpinners
Men, Women to Compete
In Event at Arcadia
On February p

The more than 200 men and wom-
en- who had planned to bowl in
the fourth annual Margaret Lynn
tourney next Saturday at the
Arcadia will have to wait until
George Washington's birthday an
niversary to pay honor to one OF
the city's most popular woman
duckpinners.
Originated by friends of the R.
F.. c., where Mrs. Lynn is employed,
the five-game tournament has prov
en- one of the standout features on
the bowling calendar for the last
three years.
Record Field Last Year.
A record -smasher for entries from
the start, field of 236 rolled last
year.
Mrs. Lynn, currently a member
of the Chevy Chase Ladies District
League team, which recently rolled
a city record game of 654, has for
a number of years played promi-
nent rart in the promotion of the
game here.
Two seasons ago it was mainly
through her efforts as secretary
that the Washington Women's
Duckpin Association staged rec
ord spring tournament at Lucky
Strike.
Handicaps for All.
Succeeding secretaries, Kay Burns
and Alice Lauer, have found Mrs.
Lynn a willing helper.
Only league rollers are eligible
Averages for the men is l06 and
under and for women, 103 and
under. All will receive handicaps
of two-thirds of the difference be-
tween their averages and the scratch
figures. Entrance fee is 50. Two
squads will roll, one in the after
poop OF O.20 ond tho yacop6 Of =
Evening star., 1939-02-12
Armstrong Is Leading
Basket Ball League

Armstrong High School is leading
the South Atlantic High School Con-
ference basket ball race with seven
wins in nine starts.
Dunbar is second with six victories
and two reverses. Cardozo, with four
and four. is fourth and is topped by
Douglass High of Baltimore.
Armstrong. by 64-47 win over
Dunbar, clinched the local colored
high school championship.
Tomorrow Cardozo will meet Dun
bar Of Baltimore on the latter's court.
while Dunbar ID. c. plays Bates of
Annapolis here.
Evening star., 1939-02-12
Joe Harrison Snaps
I Event Marks in
Megaw Pin Win
Bowls ] ,348 in 10 Games,
753 in 5; Campbell Is
Beaten by 50

ClimaXing his last game with eight
straight marks in brilliant display
of bowling to establish two records
for the event, Joe Harrison breezed
home the winner of the fifth annual
Red Megaw Sweepstakes at Takoma
last night with 10-game record of
1,348 His prize was $75.
Far down in field of 40 Southern
sharpshooters at the end of the first
block, Harrison came back in the
nightcap to bang out record 753
set, the second highest five-game set
ever rolled over District drives, which
gave him a 50-pin victory over Earl
Campbell. the defending champion
Of Annapolis, Md, who totaled 1928
with duplicate sets of 649s. He
pocketed $40.
1t was Harrison's second straight
sweepstakes in three weeks. Re-
Gently he captured the Virginia
State Open at Rosslyn with 1345
score in a blazing finish. But he
went that decisive triumph one bet
ter last night with games of 12s.
l0Z, l4o, 10y ana lIU.
Hokie Smith, the crack Cuff and
Santini leader-off shooter grabbed
third money of $3.50 with 1924.
Lee Seim and Temple Keene.
Baltimore rollers, finished fourth
and fifth with respective 10-game
totals of 1899 and 1881. Their
prizes were s23 and 1880
Bill Mainster of Baltimore, Astor
Clarke and Joe Freschi, two of Har-
rison's Marlboro teammates, tied
for the final money places, collect
ing $40 each.
Consolation prizes of $40 for high
sets and high games each block
went to Angelo Pallidino of Hagers-
town with 705 and Nova Hamilton,
Baltimore. 666: Clarence Appler,
Washington, 1T and Clyde Hide
brand, Hagerstown, 1863.
Evening star., 1939-02-12
LADIES' INDEPENDENT LEAGUE.

1Os-5O: p. Ford. 1929: NJ. Esten. 1O2-17.
High individual sets-M. Smith. 392:
NJ Lynn. 367
High individual aames-M. Smith. 1s1;
Baker. 14S
High strikes-M. Smith. u: K. Burns.
%
High spares-M. Smith. ia: M. Esten.
1O3
High team sets. Leo Kolb Inc. 1897:
Peerless. 1891
High team Rames-Peerless. $40: J. Leo
Kolb Inc, SOL
Evening star., 1939-02-12
Ross|yn's A|I-Star Girls
Bow on Georgia Drive
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
COLUMBIA. Ga. Feb. 11-Rosslyn
All-Stars. Virginia's touring team of
woman boWlers, after repeated vic
tories over man and woman teams of
North and South Carolina and
Georgia, met their Waterloo, losing
to the Columbus mans team in
1,740-to- .604 match.
With Bob Edmond banging out a
Ais set. the Georgians fairly breezed
home in all three games with totals
of 558, 900 and 582. Ida Simmons
was high for the Rosslyn outfit.
In a doubles match, George L..
Isemann and Hugh Arbaugh, mem
bers of the bowling caravan, counted
1873 to $50 to defeat Carelton Plant
of Columbus and Gait Davis Of
Rosslyn.
Evening star., 1939-02-12
Ideal Public Golf Near Fort Hunt V Planned by Parks Office
Apex Fighters WoI|op
Police BOYS Club

Apex Boys Club boxers defeated
mittmen from Police Boys Club
No. 2, Al. in matches fought at
the Twelfth and U streets gym.
Summaries:
60-pound class-Jessie Hagan (P)
defeated Charles Fowler (A). 65-
pound class-Raymond Plowden
(A) defeated Joe Smith P). TO
pound class-SenWood Rhomes (P)
defeated Alfred Stoddard (A). 75-
pound class-Clarence West (A) de-
feated George Wilson (P). 9O-pound
class-Harrison Burr (A) defeated
William Ballinger (P). 100-pound
class-Nat Smith (A) defeated Ben
johnson (P).
Evening star., 1939-02-12
Dartmouth Is Extended
To Win Ski Carnival
BY the Associated Press

BY the ASSOCIATED PTeSS.
HANOVER, N. H. Feb. 1l--Zoom-
ing into the full force of biting
wind. Dartmouth's ski jumpers to-
day exhibited masterful form to
stave off an ever-threatening Nc
Gill University team and capture
for the fifth consecutive year the
Indians Winter Carnival champion
ship.
Although the Big Green was able
to hold a slight margin in the
three preceding events of the two
day program, the result hinged on
the jumping from the huge Vale of
Tempe take-off on Old Lyme road.
Sturdy legged John Litchfeld of
Dartmouth led the jumpers with
2035 points.
Evening star., 1939-02-12
A. l. p. LEAGUE.

Weeks High Lishts
High individual same-Osin tAtlantics).
152
asa. '''0''''0a' ->'S'' 'A'ish'''s''
High team eeme-AtlantIos 5s2
High team set--Condor. .6la
Evening star., 1939-02-12
Pickup Team Battles
For Roller Honors

After having started this season
as pickup team. the Capitol
Casino roller hockey seXtet now is
making a serious bid for national
and sectional honors when it tackles
the Great Leopards of Chester, Pa.
in a return game this afternoon at
the local rink.
The improvised Casino team
showed so much power in upsetting
the Leopards, claimants to the
championship. two weeks ago that
roller hockey was adopted as per-
manent sport.
Evening star., 1939-02-12
Five Strong Mines Enter
Loop, Officers Picked

Five strong sandlot teams have
Joined the Herald Government
League. which will operate this sea-
son under the newly formed District
Amateur Baseball Association and
compete in the weekday champion
ship series to be held in August.
Clubs In the loop are Railway
Mails defending champion; Veterans
Administration, Federal Alcohol
Railroad Retirement and Internal
Revenue.
Officers are George D. Riley. presi-
dent; Dwight Yates, vice president;
Mrs. Inez Yates, secretary; Robert
Johnson, treasurer, and Umpire
Walter Fry, representative with the
District Umpires Association.
Evening star., 1939-02-12
s. S. INDEPENDENT LEAGUE.

Bros. Radio. 601.
High team sets-Wise Bros. Radio,
] ,643: Southern Oxygen. 665.
High individual averaGeS-Drott Post
Office Reds, III: White tSandfords).
lO9-35.
High individual strikes-Robert South
ern OXYGEN Al; Garses INDIAN Spring
Service and Malitz 'Mascetti's Shoe Re
pair. 20.
High individual spares-Drott Post Of
fice Reds, lbs: ToZZolo tMaScettls). 140;
Ingram Southern oxygen. 13a
High individual Roberts South
ern OXYGEN. l66: Allen Georgia Tavern,
155: Dyott (poSt Once Reds. 81.
High individual sets-Saeer 'Tastee
Diners. 4i3; Drott Post Office Reds, 3sl ,
Robots NSouthern OXYGEN. 3SI.
Evening star., 1939-02-12
Boptists Set Point Mark
In Senior S. 5. Loop

A e3-l9 rout Of Concordia Luther
an by First Baptist featured the
five games played in the Senior Sun
dav School Basket Ball League last
night. Bentley scored 80 points and
Bolstat % for the Baptists.
Other games found National City
Christian defeating Peck Memorial,
1925; Ninth Street Christian nip
ping West Washington Baptist 40
36: Mount Vernon whipping Eplph-
any Episcopal, $3.50, and Calvary
M. E. beating Calvary Baptist, PALS:
Evening star., 1939-02-12
League Standing.
Cote Crushers Soaked

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. II (P).-
6plashing prevents crashing at
Haverford Township High School
basketball games. School Supt.
J. Frank Carter posted six janitors
with fire hoses at the back windows
of the gym. Five young crashers
got a soaking as they tried to
sneak In.
Evening star., 1939-02-12
uErHoDIsT PROTESTANT LEAGUE.

High team eames-First Church No. 1,
$40. Calvary. 81.
High team sets-First Church No. !,
1888: North Carolina Avenue No: ]. 1.6O1:
High individual averages-E. Newcomer
Rhode Island Avenue No. u. 1929:
Giovanni tFirat Church No. u, l0s-15;
w Cross CRhode Island Avenue No. -,
1861
High individual sames--E. Newcomer
tRhode Island Avenue No. u. As: Potter
First Church No. y. l45.
Hieh individual setS-E. Newcomer
Rhode Island Avenue No. ~. 31s: w.
Cross tRhode Island Avenue No. II. 313.
High strikes-E. Newcomer tRhode Is
'''I Hirh f''s,a1 sparesGE esGE Newcomer cRhode Is
land Avenue No. II. 10l.
Evening star., 1939-02-12
TAKOMA LADIES' LEAGUE.

corr's Store = = i i, Fed. Iithe = = =
Ida's Store % % Georgia laV u -
High individual averages-Resina simi.
o5: Ruth King. a4-3S: Evelyn Gay. a4-5
Hish Individual same-Evelyn Gay. I4s,
High individual set---Resina simi :3s'
HIGH individual StrikeS-Allce Meaney.
70: Betty King Madeline Lavezzo' Evelyn
Cav. 10 each. -,
Hieh individual spares-Regina slml'
50; Evelyn Gay. SO: Joanna Varrella. o4.
Evening star., 1939-02-12
Two More Cards Siqn

ST. LOUIS. Feb. II lP).-Stuart
Martin, Cardinal second baseman
and Lee Sheriff.. rookie right
handed pitcher today became the
18th and 18th regulars to sign then
contracts.
Evening star., 1939-02-12
BeItsvi|Ie c. c. c. Quint
Is Leading Circuit

The 2317th and 325th c. c. C.
basket ball teams play at the Twelfth
Street Y. M. c. A. gymnasium at 7
pm. tomorrow in c. C. c. League
game.
Friday two games will be played,
335th meeting 3322nd and 1360th
of Washington playing 333rd Of
Cabin John.
Evening star., 1939-02-12
Horbin's S Rolling Takes
Measure of Leaders

With Roy Harbin's 366 tops. the
Presbyterians cracked down on the
league leading Catholics for a 81
win as the race for Takoma Church
League bunting grows hotter each
week. The second-place Presbyte-
rian No 2 also was nicked twice by
the Christians
Evening star., 1939-02-12
r. F. e. LEAGUE,

Hiah individual averages-W. Hill tx
pense, l11-5l; W Jones Pr. Cont
1l13s; R Kirsch &C. Ledsl. lll-lp.
High individual sames-J Zsakany tE
II. F. A. I4S Longworth tDrug No. H.,
14S; ]. Ions CDrus, No. -. IA, r. Kirsch
&C. Ledg'. l45.
High individual sets-C Ware 'Cont
Pr, 405: w Hill EXPENSE, 3Ss, r.
kirsch &c. Ledgb. ISL.
High strlkes-R. Kirsch &c. LedsD. "a,
High spares-W Hill Expense / f,,.
High team games-Lesal. 5s6; Chief
Clerks. 5S4.
High team sets-Chef Clerks. 1888;
Legal ! $50
Weekly high sames-W. Lonevorth
tDrne. No. -. l4s-:,64
Weekly high sets-R. Kirsch &C. Ledso
145-3Sl.
Evening star., 1939-02-12
6. A. O. to PIoy Firemen

General Accounting Post Office
basket ball team faces strong op-
position today when it meets Co.
lumbia Fire Department, No. 4. at
2:30 in the Boiling Field gym. The
Firemen are leading Alexandria,
Commercial League.
Evening star., 1939-02-12
Elise Cotter Has Best
Average in League

Elise Cotter. who boasts high aver
age of 96 in the st. Peters League
at Northeast Temple. leads in spares
with u. tops with 343 set and is
tied with Francis Kaiser for most
strikes with l3. Her c quint trails
the E outfit by five games.
Evening star., 1939-02-12
Armstrong Niters Score

Armstrong Niters defeated the
Douglass Mems Team. 29-l8. in the
feature game of an intercity night
school championship series tourna-
ment. Armstrong Mite Girls de-
feated the Cardozo Girls. l7-l2, in
the first game of series.
Evening star., 1939-02-12
GREENBELT LEAGUE.

High team sets-Beavers. 1873; brakes
1880
High team sames-Beavers, 5e4:
brakes 544
High individual averages - Temple
tBeavers>. 1854: De Jager tDrakes,,
104-l5; MacEwen Beavers lo3-4o.
High individual Sets-Meek iDrakes'.
3S1: Temple Beavers. 3S3: De Jaeer
Drakesl. 354
High individual eames - MacEwen
Beavers. 14@: Temple tBeavers'. 141;
Brown Drakesl 40
Hish individual strikes-Temple tBeav-
ers,. 25; Brown tDrakesN, 81
High individual spares-Temple (Beav-
erst. 140; De Jager ,Drakes. 104.
Evening star., 1939-02-12
Will Coach W. & IA. Nine

WILLIAMSBURG. Va. - Mac
McCray, who was recently signed as
assistant football coach at William
and Mary, will also serve as head
baseball coach during 1889.
Evening star., 1939-02-12
College Golf Is Dated

ATHENS, Ga, Feb. II P).-The
fifth annual Southern Intercollegi-
ate golf tournament. sponsored by
the University of Georgia, will be
held April l3, IA and Is.
Evening star., 1939-02-12
ST. PETERS LADIES' LEAGUE.

High individual average-Elise Cotter. a6.
High individual strikes-Frances Kaiser
and Elise Cotter. 13 each.
High individual spares-Elise Cotter ~.
,Hish individual eame-Frances Kaiser
Hieh individual set-Eliss Cotter. 848.
Hieh team eame-C Team; 4es,
Evening star., 1939-02-12
SANICO LEAGUE.

High team games-Sanico Bakery 500
Sanitary Office, 500. ,-,o.
High team sets--Sanico Bakery. Ito;
Jumbo Bread. 6s1.
High individual eames-Tom, Bradford
Jumbo Bread, 100 Rick La Billie 'Sanlco
Hjob individuals sets-Rick La Billie
tsanico Bakery 44o: E. Thompson prod
uce Department.. 434.
tSanico Bakery 1l4-5l: w. La Billie
Sanitary Ofice, 1l4-4o; Rick La bile
tsanico Bakery. 113-s: Tom Bradford
Jumbo Bread. 112-45.
Evening star., 1939-02-12
TREASURY RECREATION LEAGUE.

High team game-Treasurer No: !. 6l3.
High team set--Treasurer No. /. l.61p.
Hish indivdual gamesIMo;orne ins 7ldS;tn Gpr,nt-
High individual sets-Hieh lTreasurer
No. y. 394; Curtin coast Guard. 392
High individual averages-Reeley tSecret
Service) l11-36; Morrison Treasurer No.
u, 1lO-15: Lyon Coast Guard). lO9-36.
High individual strikes--Poore Disburs-
inp) 30: Reeley tSecret Service). 26.
High individual spares-Ross (Budset.
%: LYON Coast Cuardl. 113.
Evening star., 1939-02-12
pFAI. ESTATE LEAGUE.

High team games-Thos. ]. Flsher Co.
High team set-Thos. j. Fisher Co.
High individual game-Talley tRust co.
No -. 1874 <. r.
High individual set-Talley Rust Co.
No. -. 800.
High individual average-SchaHeft
Weaver Brosl. l15-14.
High individual spares - Schanef1
tWeaver Bros.). 1nl. ,.,.
High individual strlkes-BucKneham
(Rust No J. %.
Evening star., 1939-02-12
ReeIey Boosts Pin Edqe

Rich Reeley has widened his aver
age margin over George Morrison
in the Treasury Recreation League
to 111-36 against 110-15.
Evening star., 1939-02-12
EAST WASHINGTON CHURCH LEAGUE.

High team eames-Grace 633; Douglas
500: United Brethren. 500 p..uortb
individual % aversses-Bruton. 1875;
0fHMgh Hiph strikes-W F. smith 81; Holtz-
claw. "a; Stewart. 30: Kennemore. 80. "a.
High spares-Deloe. 50; Brown. l44:
o' Hish Hueli individual sames--M. snellinss
15a: Hall So: Brown. l52 ,oe,
High individua set setssdreese' aTes ass ;'''
Evening star., 1939-02-12
Bow|ino LEAGUE Standings
COMMERCIAL LEAGU

High averaee-Jenkins Diamond serv-
High spares-Jenkins Diamond serV-
High strikes-Canev lWash. Post, 4s.
Hieh eame-Scaldaferri National Smoke
Shon>. IS. .,o
HIGH team eame-Diamond Service. $40.
High team set-Diampnd Service, 1,T4o.
Evening star., 1939-02-12
PATENT OFFICE LEAGUE.

High team sets--Morse, 1867; Eastman
Hiqh team games -Marconi, sos; Frank
lin 5SS; Howe. IS v.,h
High individual ayeraees-cka Schno'
1l"-41. 1,s.
HIGH individual sets-Goodridse' 43''
Kaschub All. Whitman, 40! ., ,-a
High individual gameS-Goodrldse' I'1'
Whitman 1853; Stocklinski, 16l.
Evening star., 1939-02-12
Section b.

High team set-Rotery. 1858.
High team zame-Rotary. 5s6.
HiEh individual set-Johnson. 39e
High individual average-Miller, 10e.
High strikes-Waple, 80.
High spares-Milleg. Alo.
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FlRh Team RaWe-~IUrHtII' W.,
High individual game-Vandoren. Md.
High individual set-Anderson. " M. l..
3al.
High individual averaee-Lorenz. Penn.
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HEBREW LEAGUE.

High team eame-Ronnies. 6:5..
High team Set-Mllton's. l.1.3.
High individual AVERAGE. sinser'
Heh individual eame-Gevinson. ~.
High individual set Weinberg, AZ.
High strikes-Bortnick. ~
High spareS-Welnbere la'. ~
High fat game-Zinnamon. %.
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BUREAU OF ENGRAVING LEAGUE.

High team set-Section No. 2. 1898.
High team same-Section No 4 GIL.
Hieh individual set-McGaffns, 4Oh.
High individua lgame-Wilson, 1853.
High strikes-Ouig1ey, a..
High spares-Woods, 13Q.
High individual average - Qulsley'
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LADIES' DISTRICT LEAGUE.

Hieh team eame-CheVy Chase. bo4.
High team set-Rosslyn. .'34
High individual game-Gulh Lucks
Strike. 1855 ,; ,,,,,r
High individual set-Gulh LucKs
/ Strike All. -..,,
High averages-Gulli Lucky otrlke''
] ll5: Rose tRosslyn). ! J. ,, ~,,ui
High spares-Rose (Rosslyn). 149; Gull
High striEes-Guli lucky Strike So
Weintere Chevy Chase. 3s; Hays 'chevS
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