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Evening star., 1939-02-26
Washington Girl Winner
By 0ne-Pin Marqin

BALTIMORE, Feb. 25. - One
duckpin meant the third Oriole
Sweepstakes championship to Ann
Daut of Washington when she beat
out Dorothy Bates of Baltimore Mt
the Highlandtown alleys, TIC to
Ills for six games
Finishing after Bates, Ann came
up into the tenth frame with a
split. Her second ball swept off
four of the remaining five sticks.
leaving No. 9 standing. With first
money riding on that silver 60 feet
away, Ann whacked it full on the
nose. Her sets were 356 and 800
A field of II competed.
Evening star., 1939-02-26

Totals IL 2s Totals-.. Q 10
Evening star., 1939-02-26
nd Roosevelt Bowling League Statistics
Central and Roosevelt
To Shoot / 0utfor
Bowling Crown

Winners of the second inter-high
series, Central No. l bowlers will
clash with the Roosevelt No. / team
for the Inter-High School League
championship at Columbia next Sat-
urday at 2 pm.
Prior to the three-game match
George L. Isemann, secretary of the
National Duckpin Bowling Congress,
will present Donald Irvine of Cen
trail and Carl Loeffler of Tech with
medals emblematic of the boys and
junior championships, respectively
of Washington.
Win or lose next Saturday, the
Central team will journey to Nor
folk in the near future to roll the
crack Maury High team. Roosevelt
lost a home-and-home match with
the John Marshall Cadets of Rich
mond by II pins.
Central won its second-series title
yesterday when Roosevelt dropped
two games to Tech No. 2, after lead
ing the series from the start.
Evening star., 1939-02-26
South S Ace Bow|ers
Will Swell Lists
OF Title Meet
ESQ Teams Are Expected
To Compete in Event
At Lucky Strike

With Washington the host city
for the third time, the National
Duckpin Bowling Congress cham
pionships will start at Lucky Strike
Saturday, March II, and continue
through the first week in April. Ac-
cording to George L. Isemann, exec
utive secretary, the 18th annual
tournament looms as a record
breaker. He predicts that $50 teams
will roll.
Not since the first tournament at
Baltimore in 1923 has the team
entry hit above the 225 mark, al
though the Nations Capital staged
successful tournaments in 1881 at
Convention Hall and in 1885 at Ar
cadia.
South to Boom Tourney.
Surveying the duckpin territory,
1semann stated last night that if
Baltimore and Washington come
through with the proper support,
newly acquired territory through
out the South. particularly, will
serve to boom the 1899 event.
A canvass of Baltimore two days
ago brought in only two paid en-
tries. Alex Wolfe of the Regent
alleys for the sixth straight year was
the first to hand in his paid team
entry. The Maryland Casualty Co.
team, which has yet to miss a tour
nament, due to the interest of John
Layne, was all 1semann collected.
On the other hand there was a
great deal of interest being shown
by Baltimore operators over the
forthcoming Southern tournament
to be staged at the John Marshall
Alleys in Richmond just after the
national tournament here.
Big Atlanta Entry Due.
Quite in contrast is the interest
John Blick, formerly of Washington
and now operator of Atlantas big
gest maple plant. At big personal
cost, Blick has guaranteed Isemann
10 teams. Four teams may repre-
sent Miami, Fla, but Paddy Wat
kins has assured Isemann that he
will send at least three.
Columbia, S. c., where 1semann
stopped on a recent Southern tour,
is sending a mems team. with Fred
Brodt, the city's pin mogul, a men,
ber of the outfit.
So far Isemann has been con-
fronted with the same yearly buga-
boo-late entries.
Connecticut, brimming over with
duckpin shooters and plenty good
ones, will send more than so teams,
according to Isemann, who from
here out will find little time for sleep
in an effort to stage a great affair
at Lucky Strike.
Evening star., 1939-02-26
Baltimore Stors Play
Table Tennis Here

Headed by Nanny Moskowitz, for
mer national doubles champion,
Baltimore's table tennis team will in
wade the Ice Palace courts this after
noon to meet Washington's paddle
men in the last local match of the
season.
Moskowitz. Maryland champion,
will be aided by Joe Vaeth. junior
champ of the Free State. Washing
ton will depend upon Stanley Fields,
one-time Eastern champion, and
Elias Schuman, District champ.
No admission is being asked to the
match that starts at 2:30 o'clock.
Evening star., 1939-02-26
1akoma Tiger Nine Calls
ORGANIZATION Meetinq

The Takoma Tigers baseball team
will organize for the season at
meeting Wednesday at pm. at the
home of Ed Bladen on Sligo Mill
road NE. The Tigers particularly
are looking for good outfielders and
southpaw pitchers.
The following players are expected
to attend the meeting: Roy Mcneil,
Jack Adamson, Abe Collins, o.
Easton, Ed Vermillian, Babe Meckle-
john, George Schuabele, Robert
Easton. Ed Vermillion, Babe Meckle-
Waters.
Evening star., 1939-02-26
RossIyn Pinmen
Hang Up Mark
Special Dispatch to The Star.

RICHMOND. Va. Feb. 25.-
Paced by Gait Davis 432 set,
the Rosslyn Bowling Center team
smashed its way to victory in
Virginia State competition to-
night with a tournament record
three-game score of 1877. The
game totals were $40, 677 and $50.
Az Carter of Norfolk was the
singles winner with 454. Karl
Gochenour Of Rosslyu was sec.
ond with 421.
Evening star., 1939-02-26
Title Tropshoot Plans
Being Made EARLY
Special Dispatch to The Star.


WINCHESTER, Va, Feb. 25.-
Claude B. Stickley has been ap-
pointed president of the Arrange
ments Committee to prepare for the
annual tournament and convention
of the Virginia Trapshooters' Asso-
citation here July to S. E. E. Cuth-
bert is secretary.
The tourney will be held on the
local club grounds at Rouss City
Park. Already the clubhouse is be-
ing enlarged, and officials are pre-
pairing for the most attractive
three-day tournament in the history
of the association.
AS a preliminary a registered
shoot will be held here June 6 under
the American Trapshooting Asso-
citation rules.
Evening star., 1939-02-26
Last Place Brewers
Retain Pep, Would
Beat Higher-Up

Apparently doomed for the Amer
lean Basket Ball Leagues cellar in
their first year of loop competition,
the Heurich Brewers nevertheless
eagerly anticipate spelling the
smooth progress of outstanding
clubs in the next several days.
Wednesday night the Brewers will
invade Kingston. N. Y. to meet the
league-leading Colonials. while next
Sunday they will play host to the
same outfit at Heurich gym.
Following are standings OF the
clubs and the 10 leading scorers:
Evening star., 1939-02-26
Gym Is Non-Skid
After Cleunino

Techs gym floor, whose slip
perry condition last week was tho
subject of much discussion fol-
lowing the Maryland-Georg
Washington basket ball game,
now is back in its original non-
skid, clean condition.
Nary a skid nor slide was noted
last night in the final games of
the public high school basket
ball series. The change was
brought about by about six hours
Of hard work by Harry johnson
and Bill Sweeney of the schools
custodial staff. They used soap,
water and a weak kerosene solu-
ton to remove the years ac-
cumulation of castor oil and
rosin.
Evening star., 1939-02-26
Plumbers, Commissioners
Tied in Basket Play

Atchinson-Keller Plumbers and
District Commissioners are battling
for the second-half championship
OF the Southeast Community Center
Basket Ball League and at the same
time are battling for the first-half
title as we'll.
They are tied at five games won
and two lost in the second half, and
also are tied for first-half honors
since Young Democrats, original
winners of the crown, dropped from
the race. The Plumbers have won
the first of three games in the play
off, and another is set for Wednes-
day night at o'clock at Hine Junior
High School.
Evening star., 1939-02-26
Blair |ntramura| Quints
Are Enferinq Stretch

Twenty-Five basket bail teams are
involved in an intermural race at
Montgomery-Blair High School,
Silver Spring. which enters the
stretch this week, with the finals
slated for Friday night.
All games are handled by the
schools varsity basket ball players.
They selected the intermural play
ers from gym classes. coach them
and oflciate at the games.
Two sophomore and junior
leagues are in the race. The sopho-
more leaders will meet Wednesday,
with the winner of that game taking
on the Junior champion on Friday.
Evening star., 1939-02-26
G. A. o. MIXED LEAGUE.
HIGH AVERAGES.

HIGH AVERAGES.
Men.
High MISREPRESENTATION. Computers
1l5-4; Bradt Audit No. T. ll4-6s;
Cashell. Searchers, 112-3
High individual eames-Bradt Audit
No. 4. 157: HUNT. White Socks. 1856
Murdock Audit No. 3 154
High individual sets-Cashel. Search
ers $50: Krause Accountants 4O6; Bradt
Audit No. 4 4O3
High spares-Stenhenson, Computers.
es esn: Bradt Audit No. 4. 1s4 cashell
:. HSht ;;E, stJs.:es..stephenson computers
o. white, Ci. Section. AZ.
High team sames-White Socks. 5a3
Audit No. 4, So: Tigers. 566
High averaees-Hauser White Socks,
scherck Audit NJ. ae-5'N 5NS'
High individual eames-Hojak Com
puters Ia2: Wooten. Indian Cl. 1877:
Han:er White Socks 1871
High individual sets-Hojak. Computers
S40; Hauser, White Socks. 334; Reiifen-
High spares-Hauser. White Socks. 1oa:
SSIherick Srsri !, M Audit No. A. 1o5: Riefenbers,
votns HIGH Gtmn;,., GstriksSmRefsqberg TIGERS q:
= High team sets-Audit No. 4 1913;
Searchers 1872: White Socks. Sol.
Evening star., 1939-02-26
Record Entry Looms for National Dupn Championships Here Next Month
so Shoot Today
In GuIIi Stakes

Against more than so star girl
bowlers from New England and
the Middle Atlantic States, Helen
Randlett of Richmond, the No. 2
ranking girl bowler of the
country, will defend her Lorraine
GULL Sweepstakes championship
at Convention Hall today.
The sixth annual affair named
for Washington's ace girl bowler
will open at 3 pm. The second
5-game block of the 10-game
event will start at 8 sharp.
A sticker herself for being on
schedule, Miss GULL stated last
night that late bowlers for the
night block will be limited to
pins for every frame they miss.
Evening star., 1939-02-26
IETHODIsT PROTESTANT.

High team games-Rhode Island Avenue
No. /. 500. First Church No. ]. 500.
High team sets-Frst Church No /,
1,6iS; North Carolina Avenue No. /.
6O1
High averages-E Newcomer Rhode Is
land Avenue No. ID. 1874; j. Giovanni
First Church No. ~, lOS-32; w Cross
tRhode Island Avenue No. u. 106-45.
High individual games-E Newcomer
Rhode Island Avenue M. II. 1fS: Potter
First Church No. -. 145.
High individual sets-E Newcomer
Rhode Island Avenue No. u. 31s w.
Cross 'Rhode 1sland Avenue No. = 373;-
High strikes-E Newcomer fRhode Is
land Avenue No. u. 23 Shipman First
Church No. -. A Hummer North Caro-
Church No. u. 10
High spares-E Newcomer (Rhode Is
land Avenue No. u. 121: Giovannin (First
Church No II. ia: c. Hipsley North
Carolina Avenue No. ~. 104
Evening star., 1939-02-26
Tyler Beats Own Mark
In Scholastic Swim
BY the Associated Press,

By the AsSocia ted Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Feb. 25.-Dave
Tyler, captain of the Mercersburg
Academy swimming team and holder
of prep school records in the so, 100
and 220 yard free style, cracked 80
seconds off his own national scholas-
tim prep school record and broke
the Naval Academy pool record for
the 220-yard free style today.
He swan it in minutes 1877 Sec
onds on the short course, but the
Navy Plebes downed his team, 80
to q.
Evening star., 1939-02-26
Firms Honor OIympiod
With Street Names

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
HELSINGFORS, Finland. - Fin
land has honored the birthplace of
the olympic games by giving some
of the streets leading to her new
stadium Grecian names.
One is called Olympia Way, an
other Marathon Way and a third
the Way of HellaS.
Evening star., 1939-02-26
81. A|bans Scores Upset
In Beatinq s.. James

st. Adams defeated the heavily
favored St. James of Hagerstown,
28-18, yesterday on the local floor
in a Private School Interstate Aca-
demic Conference game.
Bill Harmon led the Saints as they
we're off to a 6-point lead in the
first quarter. and while st. James
was in striking distance until after
the half it never pulled up even.
Evening star., 1939-02-26
s. 8. FRIENDSHIP LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team games-Shepherd Park Wine
and Liauor). 631: A. & W. Hot Shoppes
High % team Shepherd Park Wine
and Liquor. LIE Wakefield Dairy 1.701;
International Business Machinc-. 1.7O1.
Business Machines). 113-I: Brewer (Shep-
herd Park. -1l0-43; J. Stewart tstewart
Bros) 11O-2l.
High strikes-Lohmar tShepherd Park
Al; FRANKIE international Business Ma
chines!, 3S; Brewer shepherd Park. SO:
High spares-Boteler international
lWakefield). 1S7; Brewer IShepherd Park,
1872; Corvelli president Valet). 1872.
High individual games--C. Jeffries WON
j. Stewart Stewart BrosD. 153.
High individual sets-Boteler unterna-
tiona1 Business Machines). 4O5; Brown
ttonal Business Nachines). 391.
Evening star., 1939-02-26
G. c. G. Court Leaders
Chalk Up Victories

The 2314th of Beltsville and the
333d of Cabin John, so-leaders in
the C. C. C. basket ball tournament,
kept pace yesterday by downing the
335th of BrandyWine and the 325th
of Cabin John, respectively.
The 333d so outclassed it's victim
that it was ahead, 26-2, at the half.
Evening star., 1939-02-26
Central Is Dethroned
As Tank Champ by
Baltimore Poly
Western Takes Second
In S. A. Title Meet;
One Mark Broken

Baltimore Poly succeeded Central
High as South Atlantic scholastic
team swimming champion last night
at the Shoreham pool, collecting Al
points. Western was second with 26
points, while Baltimore City was
third with "a.
One record was shattered as Ralph
Bridges of Baltimore Poly churned
the 22O-yard free style in 2 minutes
"a seconds to eclipse the former
record established by Bob Jordon
OF Gordon Junior High in 1888 at
2:36. Jordon, now attending Cen
tral, was inactive due to the age
rule.
Bridges Captures Century.
Bridges, who was followed in
order by Teammates Edward Deems
and Linden Watts in the 22O, also
captured the 100-yard free style in
500 seconds.
John Miller of Woodrow Wilson,
who won the 50-yard free style, and
Howard Gray of Western, who
snatched first place in the 1O0-yard
back stroke, were the only local lads
to win, with Central, defending
champion and interhigh champion,
finishing in fifth place behind both
Western and Wilson.
Except for fancy diving and So
yard free style events the meet was
rather dull affair. Other events
were run in heats against time and
provided little over which specta-
tors could enthuse.
Dive Easy for Russell.
Baltimore Poly's 20O-yard free
style relay team, composed of Ed
ward We'll, Harry Belsinger, Edward
Deems and Paul McGinn, accounted
for the winners third first place.
while James Russell. who easily
outclassed the diving field, and Fred
McClymont, who won the 100-yard
breast stroke, were Baltimore City
College winners.
Point Totals.
Baltimore Poly, Al; Western. 26;
Baltimore City College, "a; Wilson,
90 Central. 49,; Mount st. Josephs S,
II; Bethesda Chevy Chase, a.;
Franklin Day School, 3.
| Summaries:
n, ,d 1oo-ysTd breast stroke.Won by Fred
% Harry Ryan Mount St ] Joseph: Sei1Rd. third.
| Carl Holden tWestern> fourth John Mead
wilson, nth, Walter Dabney Western.
Bridges baltimore PoIy1: second. Edward EDWARD
Deems Deems Baltimore Poly: third, Linden
Little wilson: nth H. waitsr ''Gs Bicito1d S%@ti
so"eT son orgon ssord raon Of ro1 Hhs
1881 HSs '0f00" ''0fo0h Junior h'sh' IN
loo-yaEd baekstroke-Won by Howard
Ga cenran shTd wsm mfpe 501 amman
more city,; nth lin BeniamIn ami DOW Dow 'Bsiti- Bsti
ln're Iooryayd Yard free @e styleLwon by Ralph
BRIDGES Baltimore POLY, second John
Mile. Miller cWilsonl: third Don Kayhoe BE
Central, Time . 5aa ''', ~ p0'.A'
wson second ,sss Dom Rsv5e by John Ms
franklin Day schoop: fouf!h Robert
jenkins western Time. o:es'3 81 -
15o-yard medley relay-Won by Mount
St; Joseph william Melville Harry RYAN,
/ John Larkin): second Western: third
Baltimore Poly; fourth, Wilson: fifth. Cen
trail. Time :3la
.00-yard free style-Won by Baltimore
! Poly Edward We'll Harry Belsinser, Ed
ward Deems Paul McGinn) second Cen
! tral: third Western fourth, Wilson. Time.
1:542
Fancy divine-Won by James Russell
Baltimore City 1915; second, John
Eppler Baltimore Poly 55.16; third,
| David Baxter Central 40: fourth Bert
Williams Wilson,. $50: Nth. Benjamin
Dow Baltimore Poly. 1888
Evening star., 1939-02-26
Montonez Stops ArceIIi
In Opening Round
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-Pedro
Montanez, Puerto Rican welter-
weight contender, scored a quick
Knockout over Werther Arcelli of
Boston in the first round of their
eight-round bout at the Rockland
Palace tonight.
The end came at 2:48 of the open
ing heat.
Montanez weighed IA, Arcelli
145h.
Evening star., 1939-02-26
Dartmouth Skiers Keep
ColleQiate Honors

ST. MARGARET'S, Quebec, Feb.
Is R. Dartmouth's -shirted
skiers retained the intercollegiate
union championship today when
Howard Chivers and Percy Rideout
finished one, two in the 12-mile
cross-country race, last event Of the
three-day meet.
Evening star., 1939-02-26
Hoyu Frosh Take Shoot
From Roosevelt Hiqh

Georgetown Universitys freshman
rifle team registered an easy victory
over Roosevelt High marksmen,
1850 to 1,147, at the Hoyas range.
DettWeiler, with 266, was high for
the frosh, while Barses 262 paced
Roosevelt.
Summary.
Evening star., 1939-02-26
Michigon's Relay Breaks
World Swim Mark

By the Associated Press.
IOWA CITY, Iowa, Feb. 25.-A
quartet of Michigan swimmers, us
ing Iowa's long-course pool, bettered
Ya1e's world mark Of 1882 for the
800-yard free-style relay here this
afternoon.
Tom Haynie, Jim Welsh, Ed
Hutchens and Waldemar Tomski
clipped nine-tenths of second from
the established world record.
The Wolverines, however, failed
to touch Yale's American mark
of 1924.
Evening star., 1939-02-26
GEORGETOWN FROSH.
ROOSEVELT HIGH.
Maryland Girl Fencers
Outpoint TurheeIs

CHAPEL HILL, N. c., Feb. 25 (P.-
The University of Maryland Wom-
ems Fencing Club defeated North
Carolina co-eds, to 4, here today in
the first intercollegiate competition
for both teams.
Elaine Danforth of Maryland won
all three of her bouts.
Evening star., 1939-02-26
S. s. GEORGE AVENUE LEAGUE.

High team games-Monument Electric.
fords. $50.
High team. SETS. S. Overs e. Cleaners.
1851: Sandfords. 1.156: Williams Heat
ing, 1.721.
High averages-Kibler tFriars Club.
114-a; Hobbs (Colesville). 1888; Weiss
ner (Sandfords). l12-52
High strikes-Schroyer (Sandfords). 30:
Seaton IS. S, Dyers). 81: Mehler (Monu-
ment Electric>. "a.
High ,spares--Hobbs (Colesville), 1877;
Brown National Electric MachineI. III:
Seaton IS. s. Dyers g. Cieaners), TT.
High individual games-Seaton 49, g.
Overs & Cleaners. 173; De Mast tS S.
Overs & Cleaners. 166: Mckay tMonu-
ment Electric), 15S
l. Cleaners. 4Os: Spates (Grotto Grill,
396: Schroyer (Sandfords), 393.
Evening star., 1939-02-26
Be||man, Coffey Quintets
Stay Tied for Lead

Bellman Heating and Coffey Sales,
both idle during the week, main
tanned their lead in the Roosevelt
Community Center Basket Ball
League.
Jewish c. c., first-round champion,
lost a close one to Western A. c., 25-
%, and Walter Reed Yellow Jackets
and Agriculture advanced with VIC
tories over Pepco and American
Railroads, respectively.
Evening star., 1939-02-26
BANKERS LEAGUE,
Season Records.

High team sets-American Security &
Trust Co. No l. 1762: Riggs National
Bank. LILO: City Bank No. 1, 100.
High team games-American Security L.
Trust Co. No. l. 612: Washington Loan
High averages-Wright American Sc
curity No. -. 114-32; Hollidse lRiggs),
ia; Burnell (American Security No. u,
1881; Hayden tCity No. u, 1923;
Bridges (Riggs), 1l3
High spares-Burnell American Secur-
ity No. -. 191; Hayden fCity No. -, 1sa.
=, High strikes-Lieht. washington Loan
No; II. 4S; Bruen !Hibbsl. 38.
High sets-Rinck (Hibbsl. 414; Ellis
American Security No. -, 4Q5.
High individual games-Francis Union
Trustl .159; Wright (American Security
No. u, 16S.
Evening star., 1939-02-26
JEWELERS. LEAGUE.

High team set--A Kahn. Inc. ] .fo6.
High team Rame-Galt & Bro. Inc. 617
High averages - Schlosser. 116 1-l1;
Ma: ia 35-54; Marsgraf, 10 1880
High strikes-Marggraf "a; Jund, 30:
Nav. 30
High spares-Mey. 14o Margeraf. 13l.
High individual sets-May. 394: Prel-
ler 3a1
May, l53.
Evening star., 1939-02-26
AGRICULTURE LADIES.
ELkS' LEAGUE,

High team game-Charity, 6O4.
High team set--Charitv, .6S6
High individual games-Hayden. 1856:
Mulvey, 1876.
High individual set-Bild 400.
High strikes-Thorpe. 3a.
High spares-Mulyey. 1874
High average-Mulvey ia; Schroth
1l3,
Evening star., 1939-02-26
DISTRIBUTORS LEAGUE.
Season Records.

Hsh team game-District R11.
High team set-District. .62l
Hieh average-Weinberg (Carstairs),
11S-45.
High strikes-Weinberg. 33
High spares-Weinberg 14a.
High individual Set-Weinberg, 393
High individual game-Weinberg 155.
Evening star., 1939-02-26
NAVY DEPARTMENT LEAGUE.

High team set-Ordnance, 1.772; Hydros,
1.754.
High team games-Hydros, 643: Lithos
and Y. and D.. 624.
High individual sets - Galleher, 416;
Wright 40S.
High individual games-Galleher. 21O;
Falck 1874.
High strikes-Galleher. 43: Price, AZ.
High spares-R. Provost, 166; F. Moore,
1874.
High averages - Falck 115-5; Price,
114-l6; Galleher, 1883; r. Provost,
113-51:. F. Moore, 1895.
Evening star., 1939-02-26
STANDINGS.
Section B.

Games this week: Monday-7:15. Social
Security VS.. Gamble Meats; S:15, Christ
Church vs. Fetracoms: 9:15: Clovers VS..
Gals Valet Wednesdays. Commissioners
VS.. Atchinson- Keller. Thursdav-7:15
Peoples Drug VS.. Treasury; s:15: Clovers
VS.. Columbia Heiehts: 9:15. Calls Valet vs..
Commissioners Friday-S:15. O'Donnelfs S
VS.. Gamble Meats: 9:15. AtchinsonK Keller
VS.. Commissioners.
Evening star., 1939-02-26
FINANCIAL LEAGUE.

a.. ' ' ~ " w.
High team set-Y E Booker e. Co..
500
High average-F Reside 1O6-oe
High individual game-Gibson. 144
High individual set-Gibson, 392.
High spares-Gibson. i'll
High strikes-Williams. %.
Evening star., 1939-02-26

High team game-CorneN 61o
High team set-Dartmouth, 1857
High individual game-Vandoren MARY
land,, 153
II.sh individual set-Anderson ~ NJ ~.
High average-Lorenz PENN. 1899
Evening star., 1939-02-26
MOUNT RAINIER IEACUE

High team game-Whaens Pit Barb
| Que. fii3.
High team set-Whalens Pit Barbecue
| 1856
| High individual game L E. Miller. 172
High individual -et--R. Ward. 42O.
High strikes-F. McMah hon. Al
! High spares Chet Lllley, 229
High averages-Chet Lilley. 1909: L.
FITZGERALD. 1918. and r. Ward. 11S-21.
Evening star., 1939-02-26
Schedule for the Week

Wednesday, 7:3O. Walter Reed Yellow
Jackets Us; Western A: s.;.s G.; $50 99TS o.ad
American Railroads tpractice game).
Thursday $50. Belman Heating Co; vs.
Jewish c. c.: $40. Department OF Agri-
culture vs. Potomac Electric Power Co.