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Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-18
MANNERHEIM APPEALS
FOR STOUT RESISTANCE

HELS1NkI, Feb. II. CUP)-Mar-
shall Baron Carl Gustav Won Man
ncrhcim, Finnish commander-in-
chief, issued an appeal tonight to
Finnish soldiers to carry on in the
face Of terrific odds after it had
been admitted officially that the
Rcd army had pushed the Firms
back in the Mannerhcim line.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-18

reached Stockholm today that a
military aid agreement between
Finland and the Allies was immi-
nent. Finland may have to ask for
help elsewhere" unless the Scan
dinavian countries come to it's aid.
the newspaper Socialdemokraatti
organ of the dominant Democratic
Socialist party, warned today in
HelSinki.
GERMANY ACTS AGAINST
SWEDISH INTERVENTION
BERLIN, Feb. II. UPc - Ger
many has made clear to the Scam
dinavian countries that it strongly
opposes any Intervention in Fin
land which might lead to an extern
sion of the war and affect Ger
man trade With Sweden. COM
petent informant indicated today
FINNISH PLANES
BOMB RED POSITIONS
STOCKHOLM, Feb. IT, CUP)-
Finnish planes have bombed the
Russian end of the Viipuri-Lcnin-
grad railroad. main artery of sup
ply for the Russian army attack
ing the Mannerheim line, and sew
cral railroad stations arc burning
as the result, a HelSinki dispatch
TO the newspaper Allchanda said
today.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-18
A. s. Pond Pleads Guilty
To EmbezzIin9 District
Water Department funds
Former Clerk Asks Probation Despite
Legal Provision Barring Leniency When
Public Moneyis Stolen; Hearing Tues.

Exactly 48 hours before he to go to trial on charges
of misuse of irrigation district funds Albert 5 Pond eX
water clerk pleaded guilty Saturday to one count IN 80
count grand jury indictment.
lie now faces a pententary term not exceeding IA
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-18
Z t%'t'4s t'St4!;

Deep Problem
1t took the whole family to get
Pat bicycle license.
Out in front of the police station
Saturday morning we noticed Patsy
Ann Tyler, 7, as we'll as Mr.. and
Mrs. John Tyler and Gene Tyler in
hmethlng Of perspiration cxamin-
1hg Pats bicycle.
Il think it ought to go here :"
John Sp2culated but Pat vetoed the
suggestion. Then Mrs. Tyler VOL
lnteered:
Well if it we're my bicycle I'd
want the license here"
Pat didn't &C for that suggestion,
either.
Then Gene tried his powers of
persuasion but Pat was still up in
tho air.
RR suggested putting the license
on Pat, but the idea didn't go over
and Wc left them still intently
turning the bicycle over and over
looking for new spot
Already Cared For
Overheard III the crowd around
tho score board during Brawley's
Lettuce golf tournament:
rs Elmer Sears in yct?" asked
d naive newcomer.
Elmer turned from the group with
whom he had been talking and
answered:
Yes hes i'll. He's all in"
Overly Superior
Maybe this will teach the women
CT the Rural Recreation council not
10 do such good job!
The council, quite fittingly, turn
ed over direction of a leap year
dance to the women and the affair.
was such a success that its going
to be the Womcns Job from now on.
Corncrcd-
Mary Doflina moved in on the
ShcriffS Office this week and sign
cd up everything in sight on Camp
Fire doug 'lnul orders. First the
sheriff and then deputy after deputy
fell before her charms. Before she
was through With the deputies, how
ever, she recognized man outside
the bars as a possible customer.
You wait here while 1 go get
him first She ordered the deputies.
He can escape but you can't
All Angles
One of the Post Press want ad
takers was profoundly amused but
just as profoundly puzzled when a
gentleman wrote out an ad that
included this phrase:
"Phonc such and such, but it's out
OF order"
The gentleman explained that he
didn't want anyone to waste a
nicklc telephoning!
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-18
FINLAND SEEKS
AID FROM ALLIES

COPEN AGEN, Denmark, Feb.
II. tUPD-An unconfirmed report
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-18
MARKETS IN BRIEF

Butter: L. A. 32c; Butterfat, Imperial Valley
fob ranch grade Arc; Mfg. milk 36c; Rt. gather
ed cream 3O1ac. Lettuce 4s&5's Sl.5O-20O.
L. A. Hay: U. s. No. Sl8.50-17; U. S. No. 2 leafy
S4-15; U. s. No. 2 SLIP; Mpls flax, Dec. $500
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-18
WEATHER

Maximum temperature 73, minimum 34 S am.
cmperature Al, humidity 54 noon temperature 73,
umidity 48; S pm. temperature 65, humidity l9.
Evening star., 1940-03-03
ACACIA LEAGUE.

Final second half, 1939-4O.)
Evening star., 1940-03-03
BIokeney Bowls
181, 180 in Row

Believed to be the two largest
duckpin scores ever rolled con-
secutively. 181 and 100 were
chalked up by Ed Blakeney of
the Cuff and Santini team last
night when his quint defeated
Shaffer Flower Shop in a special
match at the Queen Pin.
Blakeney's remarkable pair, In
which he rolled only two fiat
boxes and left only one pin
standing, followed a game of lO2,
one of his poorest Of the season.
His 463 was "a pins short of
the District record held by Joe
Pacini but was all-time high for
the Queen Pin. So were 724
game rolled by the Cuffs and
their 1888 set which swamped
the Shaffers. Blakeney's 18l was
a Queen Pin record for regula-
ton play, but decade ago q
string of 240 was shot there by
Sam Del vecchto, sans foul line
Judge.
Evening star., 1940-03-03
Court World Series
Opens as Brewers,
Ce|tics Clash
D. c. Quintet Will Meet
Each of Four Rivals
Twice in PIoyoff

Washington gets its first modern
glimpse of world series" basket ball
this afternoon when the Heurich
Brewers entertain the Troy Celtics
in the opening game of the American
Basket Ball Leagues annual cham
pionship playoff series. The tapon
will be at 2:30.
1t will be the first OF eight games
for both Brewers and Celtics, who
will meet in return game at Troy,
N. Y, and play each of the other
five first teams in a round-robin
series to determine the league
champion. The competition will
last until March 81.
The New York Jewels play host to
the Baltimore Clippers tonight, only
the Philadelphia Sphas having
drawn bye in the first days
schedule.
The game here brings together
two of the bitterest rivals in the
league, with each team holding two
victories in the four played between
them this year.
Ben Goldfadden and Moe Dubilier,
forwards: Mike Bloom. center, and
Phil Rabin and Coach Mack Pos
mack, guards, will start for the
Brewers.
Delaware & Hudson will meet
Petworth A. c. in a preliminary
starting at LAS.
Evening star., 1940-03-03
Ross|yn Team, Clarke
On Top in Virginia
Duckpin Strife
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
WINCHESTER, Va, March a.
With the Rosslyn mems No. l team
leading with a score of 1889 and
Astor Clarke on top in singles with
430, at least two championships
loomed for Rosslyn bowlers in the
Ninth Annual Virginia State
Tournament which will wind up
here tomorrow after four days of
rolling.
Lou Jenkins and Eddie Keith
held third place in the doubles
with 749. The leaders are Brown
and Bishop of Roanoke, Va, with
776. The Winchester Health Gen.
ter team was leading the booster
division with 1904.
In the women's competition the
Health Center girls of Richmond
were in front with 1,703, trailed by
the Rosslyn team defending cham
pion, with 1850. Katherine Wick
and Eva Andrus of Norfolk led the
women's doubles with 672 and Jen-
ME Gather of Winchester the singles
with 1856.
Wesley Carper of Winchester won
the Junior State Championship
with 367. Arthur Jennings Of
Petersburg, Va, was winner in the
boys class with 1856.
Evening star., 1940-03-03
wooe Course With ~ Tees Stones New Plan Save Time in Golf
Mems BrookIond, Chevy Chase
Events, Women's Inter-Loop
7MFM Pin Program Today

While the sixth annual South
Atlantic singles sweepstakes prom
ises to lure more than q dozen of
Washington's leading money bowlers
to Baltimore today, the Capitals
medium = average and near star
shooters will 1ind plenty Of action
In two events here tonight when
the Brookland mems sweepstakes
Is inaugurated at Broookland and
Chevy Chase stages its second tour
nament for its male league rollers.
Adding q touch Of femininity to
the Districts bowling card tonight
will be the windup match between
selected teams Of Lucky Strike and
Brookland women's leagues at Lucky
Strike at 8 pm.
Women's Battling Keen.
With BroOokland the winner by
only two-pin margain In the first
engagement, the final block between
the two women's teams looms as
a tossup. Russ Diehl, the Brook
land bowling boss, has named Vickie
Weinecke, Ruth King, Virginia
Kreamer, Ellen Alberding and Mar
tina Blggs as his starting lineup.
Capt. Maude Fuschine, who
warmed up with a 372 set in the
Social Security League the other
night, will have as her Lucky Strike
teammates Gertrude Rasch, Ann
Smith, Dora Gullickson and Edith
Meredith.
The first BROOKLYN near-star
Evening star., 1940-03-03
0rio|e Bow|ers Gain
Most Of Money in
Young Stakes
lido StoIIines Is First
With 667; Irene Polling
Tops D. G. Entrants

With Ida Stallings of Baltimore
the victor. Oriole women bowlers
mopped up In the fourth annual
Lucille Young sweepstakes last night
at the Chevy Chase Ice Palace by
either winning or tying for i've Of
the seven major money places. The
Franklin Bowling Center roller
counted 667 with 3-game sets Of
800 and 1898 to cop top prize of
$50 and trophy.
Two teammates trailed Miss STALL
ings as Lillian Mainster finished
second with 66l and Myrtle Smith
tied with Virginia Foltz of Luray,
Va, for third place with 657. The
runnerup spot was worth $25 while
the deadlocked pair split $35.
Irene Polling of Washingtons
Treasury Ladies League banged out
top set Of the tournament, 388 for
her final three games to tie with
another Baltimore maid, Anne
Scheafer, for fifth place with 656.
Their share Of the coin was $3.50
each.
A Silver Spring representative,
Louise Roberts and Emma Lidard of
Baltimore deadlocked for the final
money place with 652.
Consolation high game and high
set places of - each went to Mar
yuerite McDermott of Mount Rainier
with 33a. Lillian Gillian Of Bait,-
more with 1856, Mary Bowen of Bal
timore with 1913 and Agnes Crosby
Of Chevy Chase with 1877.
A field of 48 turned out to honor
Mrs. Young, one of Washington 5
leading woman bowlers.
Evening star., 1940-03-03
Buck Mcdonald Rolls
1893 10 Capture
Sherbahn Event

Big Buck Mcdonald of Silver
Spring won the sixth annual Dutch
Sherbahn Sweepstakes at Takoma
last night from a field of 80 other
topnotch District, Virginia and
Maryland pinmen with a score OF
1895, which included a handicap of
81 pins. His scratch sets were 635
and 668. His prize was $50.
Ray Watson, former star of the
Columbia Heights League, was Sec
ond with 1884. In his only sweep
stakes venture of the season he shot
sets of 685 and 653 from scratch.
Paul James of Middleburg, Va,
was third with 1884. To q handi-
cap of 1872 pins he tackled sets of $50
and 622.
Recovered from an auto accident
Mac Snellings also made his first
tournament bid of the season and
with 152 game won a consolation
prize. Other winners out of major
coin were Clarence Purdy and Char
ley Barnard of the Government
Printing Once with respective
counts Of 1852 and 666 and Lee Le-
mat with 704.
Evening star., 1940-03-03

sweepstakes for bowlers with aver
ages under lis is . five-game event
to be rolled In two shifts. The
first squad will start at tbs and
the second at-9:15.
Big Field ut Chevy Chase.
Another big entry is In prospect
for the Chevy Chase hve-game
handicap tournament which will be
rolled In two shifts at and 8 pm.
The first event two Sundays ago at
tracted field Of 81, with Jack Gull
lott Of the United States Engineers
League the winner.
Hokie Smith, ColumbiaIs record
four-time sweepstakes winner Of the
season, will be shooting for his fifth
victory in the South Atlantic sin
giles. Three Of the five champions
in the Oriole 10-game tournament
have been District pinmen. Joe
Harrison was the first winner, in
1885, and Ed Blakeney, who shares
with Wilmer Robey, the defending
titleholder, the tournament record
OF 1851, was the victor in 1887.
Karl Gochenour won In 1888.
Evening star., 1940-03-03
Second Spot Still Aim
Of Eagles, Playing
Neeters Today
Washington Hockey Team
Is at Full Strength
For Engagement

Walloped five straight times on
Riverside Stadium ice and the only
team in the Eastern Amateur
Hockey League which has failed to
win decision here, the lowly Jersey
Skeeters will stack up against the
Washington Eagles at the trim local
plant this afternoon at 2:30.
Marking the first Sunday after
noon game played here, the contest
will feature in the Skeeters a team
which has stymied Washington's bid
to capture the title its first year in
the league. Despite their inability
to win here, the Skeeters have
checked the Eagles at their River
Vale On. J) rink in four or five
games. :
The Eagles hope to wrest second
place from the New York Rovers,
apt to be succeeded as champions
by the Baltimore Orioles.
With the acquisition of Norm
Burns, formerly of the Atlantic City
Sea Gulls, the Skeeters will present
an improved outfit. Washington's
team will be at full strength.
Evening star., 1940-03-03
Demaret Goggin Duo
Popular in 4-Ba|I
Miami Tourney
BY the Associated Press.


CORAL GABLES, Fla, March 2.
Ralph Guldahl and Sam Snead
still are the solid favorites to re-
peat last years victory In the 5000
international 4-ball golf tournament,
but it's a sure thing that an easy
going fellow named Jimmy De-
maret will pull big gallery when
play gets under way tomorrow.
Demaret, who plays the game for
fun and makes 1t pay, has captured
public fancy like no one else since
Snead skyrocketed to fame.
The Houston (Tex) professional
Is teamed with Willie Goggin Of San
Francisco In the same racket with
Guldahl and Snead.
The Miami Biltmore Course is g.
800 yards long and has q par Of
35-36-71.
First-round pairings:
ouildahl. Coral Gables. and snead. Shaw
p1 . }Snnns ss. j. csfss9 Biz, suIF: ,s
vs.. walter HAGEN Detroit. and Gene sara
en yo. csicasS sna Marvin st.S
Mich, VS. e. j. Harrison. Little Rock.
Ark and CLAYTON Heafner. Greensboro, N.
G.: Vic ohe.zi. Deal. y. J.. and Jimmy
Tex, and oosgin:. San Francisco.
Ben Ben Hosa1n .1 White Plsins n; =; end
stsnie1 Horne Mentpe. d Si., II HI uot M
0uebec: Harry Cooper, New London, Conn.
and Jimmy Thomson. Chicapee. Mass, vs..
cago; Harold Mcspaden, Wipchester. Mass. :,
and Byron Nelson. Toledo. Ohio. vs..
Johnny Farrell. HOLLYWOOD. Fla. and Fe-
glum. Los Angeles and I'd Oliver. Hor-
eell: N. T.. vs.. Paul Runyan, White Plains,
| ~. T.. and Horton Smith. Chicsgo.
Evening star., 1940-03-03
PATENT OFFICE LEAGUE.
CHEVY CHASE LADIES' LEAGUE.

High team games-Bees. 525; Wasps,
High team sets-Bees. 1.471; Eagles
Mrs. Vest. 1916
=, HIGH individual sets-Mrs. Ford. 1856;
Bageant, a.
Carry So
Bassett, %; Mrs. Bageant. 95
Evening star., 1940-03-03
LETTER CARRIERS LEAGUE.

High average Frederichs tCentraD.
1914
High individual Rame-Frederichs (Cen-
traD. l64.
High individual set-Frederichs tCen-
trail, 39S.
High team game-Central. 6O3
Hlgn team set-Central, 1,1A3.
High fiat game-Muivey (Ben Franklin)
and Fanshaw tWoodridRel. ~ each.
Weekly high game-Fredericns (Cen-
trail, 1877.
High strikes-Lindamood (You St.. SO.
High spares-Lindamood and Gerard
(You ST., l5l each.
Evening star., 1940-03-03
SILVER SPRING FRIENDSHIP LEAGUE.

High team Rames-Dome Oil. 647; Stew
art Brothers. $3.50; Willis Builders. 636.
High team sets-A. & W. No. /, 1.793;
President Valet. LISA; Wakefield Dairy.
1,7S3.
High ayerages-Hutchison (Wakefield).
Higbie (sherer's 114-36
High spares-Mellington tWakefield).
19S;. J. Stewart (Stewart), 1877; A. A. Cyr
(Willis). 1873.
:. High. strikes-Hiebie tsherer's). So;
Masceri president yalet). SO; Hutchison
(Wakefield). 81: Wootton tSherer's), 81.
Behncke Dome Old. 416: Ed W6otton
40.
175: Drott lSherer's). 1877; Mellington
(Wakefield). 1874.
Evening star., 1940-03-03
MOTION PICTURE MACHINE OPERA.
TORS

High team set-Atlas, 1883
Hieh team Eame-Atlas. $50
401. @" '|api'o''
o.. 1876
High averase-Anderson fCircle), 114-47.
HIRn spares-Anderson fCircle, 1873.
High strikes-Stuart tRoosevelO, 80.
Evening star., 1940-03-03
Browns, Tribe in First
St. Louis Nioht Tilt

ST. LOUIS, March 2 LR.-The
first major league night baseball
game ever played in st. Louis will
be May "a between the Cleveland
Indians and the st. Louis Browns.
The date is IL days in advance of
the st. Louis Cardinals opening
game under lights.
Evening star., 1940-03-03
Heads Regis Athletics

DENVER, March 2 R.-Robert
g. (Sarge) Mackenzie, n, assist
ant coach and scout at San Fran
cisco University, today was ap-
pointed head coach of all sports at
Regis College.
Evening star., 1940-03-03

High team games-Roberts. sci; Mont
Hish team sen-Montsomerys 1887;
High individual sames-C. Freeman,
1.His Hish .as Individual sets-L. Lewis. 4l5i H.
Hlgh strikes-H Lewis Al: L. Lewis "a.
136. AoA' "a Ae~is'
,,HEiSSss High individual ,sverases-H. Lewis
/. Lewis. iionis, G,Il GI2-3Si 7Sa. Seal' 1lo-4o;
Evening star., 1940-03-03
SOIL CONSERVATION LEAGUE

Hieh team sets-Aerial Survey. 1869;
Flscal $50: Drafting. 1853
cos alsh team eames-Cartographic No. 2,
QUE; Drafting. 800: Intraservice SIS.
Hlgh individual sets-Marshall 3s6:
Wright 379: j Caspar 37s
n hieh Individual games-Ronnina. 1s1:
High individual averaees-wriobt
1dl-44; III g. Caspar, 1O9-44: Nussbaum.
"a: Ronning "a 90 1oieHaA1
High spares-J caspar, 1c5; G caspar.
Evening star., 1940-03-03
MOUNT RAINIER COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
AfauAinrs

High team game-Mount Rainier Demo-
cratic Club. 623
High team. set-Mount Rainier Demo-
cratic Club. l,166.
High individual game-Lohmar. 112.
HiRh individual set--Lohnar. 419.
High strikes-Lohmar. SO.
High spjares-Lohmar l93
Evening star., 1940-03-03
6. ". Girls Nip Drexe|
Rine-Shooters BY
Point Margin

In a match that was not decided
until the last shot was fired, George
Washington University's girl rifle
team defeated Drexel Institute, 492-
491, yesterday in a shoulder to-
shoulder engagement on the Co.
lonials' range.
With scores matched in four of
the five individual competitions,
victory came to G. w. when jean
nette Walker. a freshman, outshot
Drexel's captain, Jane Pryse, by one
point to give her team the decision
by that margin.
Virginia Birkby of the winners
and Elva Conner of Drexel both
turned in perfect scores, with Glare
Hall, another G.. w. freshman, tying
Betty Allen of Drexel for runner
up honors with 80.
1t was sweet revenge for the Co.
lonial lasses. who were defeated by
Drexel last year at PHILADELPHIA.
Evening star., 1940-03-03
TAKOMA ASSOCIATION

W. L. W r.
Dome Oil Co. as 26 Americans 81 AZ
TEoiood's HID. a IS TAX Mot. Co. IS Al
!Tak. Lax. FM Home - 2s Stevens Deco. % 46
TAX. Billiards AZ 80 Highs Ice CT 81 ~
r. High individual game-o. Skinner
tAmericans). 1866
High individual sew. Park (stevens
High team eame-Younsblood's Hard.
ware Coz. 662
High team set-Youngblood's Hardware
Co. l.T91.
:, High strikes-L Goode CTakoma Bill.
nardsl and Burser lTakoma Funeral
Hish spares-J. Burger (rakoma ~.
neral HomeJ n21
Hish averaee-J Burger tTakoma Fu.
neral HomeD 1855
Evening star., 1940-03-03
Women.

Mooers'. 400, o. ooo'
1.4I6. A'3A7' Duhey s.
Hieh individual games-Nussear, 141.
NusseAr 1924 'oh' 900
High strikes-Dick. Is: Wilson. IA.
Hien spares-Wilson. so; Thompson. II
~, nlen Individual averages-Wilson, 96-1
THOMPSON. 95-46; Kibler. g5: Nussear'
eo-o; Sanders, 1921: Sibley, 92-6.
Evening star., 1940-03-03
LADIES' DISTRICT LEAGrIr.


High averageS-CroWn (Brookland Hard-
ware,, l21-25; Gartrell tAlberI Baker,
io-S: iso-aS: o0ooins esrookiano Aaraware''
High spaIes-Crown (Brookland Hard
ware), 236; Schotter tBrookiand Shoe
Shop. 2lO; Mooney tDe Perini Dell. 2O5,
High strikes-Crown tBrooklsnd Had
ware). 81: Gartrell (Albert Baker,, so.
High individual games-Gartrell ALBERT
High individual sets-Crown (Brook-
land Hardware), 445: Gartrell (Albert
Brookland Shoe Shop. $40
Hieh team sets-Baldwin Bakery. 1901;
M. P M. Market, 1,6OO,
Evening star., 1940-03-03
MASONIC LEAGUE.

High team sames-Lebanon, 6S1: Cen
tennial. 644
High team sets-Columbia, 1905: Ieb-
anon. 1.797
High averages-Lee Brown. 1929
Simons, 1909: Povich 1852; Billheimer,
1895; Litchfleld 1875.
High individual games-Povich, 1s4;
Lawrenson. III: Schlosser. 169.
Povich. 42s: Freeman, 427; Litchneld. 427;
Otey Brown 426
High strikes-Wondrack. IS; Lee Brown.
55: Povich. "a; Lasover, 53
High spares-Simon. 1877: Otey Brown.
1s1: Hare. 1856: Povich. 1s5; Schlosser,
1874
Hish weekly sames-Hare, $50: M.
Walker, 149.
Evening star., 1940-03-03
Southern Prep Golfers
PIoy at Chattanooga
BY the Associated Pres;

by tne ASSoclAIeu FIeS8.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March
2.-The nth annual Southern prep
golf tournament will be played over
the Chattanoosa Colt and Country
CLUB course Nay ~,
Evening star., 1940-03-03
AIDES FEDERAL LEAGUI
ELKS' CLUB LEAGUE,

High team game-Esauires. 654.
High team set-EsquIres, 1.79g.
High individual Rame-Espey. III.
High individual set-Espey. 441.
High strikes-Bild. A.
High spares-Mulvey. 175.
High averages-P. Brockdorff 1l9;
ESpey, lis; Schroth, H.
Evening star., 1940-03-03
WASHINGTON LADIES' LEAGUE. :

High team game-El Gees. 3a4.
High team set-E Gees. .683
High individual Eame-Harris. cd
mOnds) $50.
High individual set-Gulli (E1 Gees1,
800
High spares-Gulli Gel Gees), 1853. n
High strikes-Gulli (El Gees), "a
High averages-Gulli (El Gees). 114-42;
(Edmonds). 106-l5.
Evening star., 1940-03-03
PETWORTH LEAGUE.

Heh team set-Little Tavern, /. 1.soo
High team eame-Double Flavor, 6S1.
High Hieh Individual game-Nocera. 179.
Hish Hish itI;t. indtivldu3 set-Genrse' 423.
High spares-George. 600
High average-George l1G
Evening star., 1940-03-03
CHEVY CHASE LEAGUE.

High team sames-Ice Palace, s27; Con.
tinentals. 621. WA
Hish team set-Ice Palace. 1.77O.
Panama CanaD. 1sO; Barnes iKine's
Park} 1871 As o
Hish individual set-walker Uce Pal
High strikes-Healey fKafec Club, so.
Hen speres-Tyler Motor Lnes). 1855.
, Hleh INDIVIDUAL averases-Tyler Motor
1866 es''
Evening star., 1940-03-03
Comrude Quint Victor

A last-quarter rally gave the
Twelfth Street Y. M. G. A. Comrades
q 21-20 decision over No. 2 Police
Boys Club yesterday on the "Y''
floor.
Evening star., 1940-03-03
KNIGHTS OF CoLUMBus LEAcUE.

EVENINGS Hishs.
Individual game--Handley, jr., 146.
Individual set-Handley. jr.. 368.
Team game-LA Sale, .691.
Team set-La Sale, 1,627.
Weekly priEe-Smith ia Salle), LAB
game (46 pins over his ayerase).
Evening star., 1940-03-03

High averages-Russen emory ~, 116;
.. Newcomer (R l. Ave. ~ ia
High individual Game-Russeil emory
~. 1855.
500.
Hieh team games-Emory 1. 632; Mount
Vernon l. 622
High strikes-Russell emory II. Al:
Hess and A. Hummer (North Carolina Ave.
nuel. SO.
Hieh spsres--E. Newcomer tR. I. Avenue
~, 1e2; Russell Emory ~, 1b4.
Evening star., 1940-03-03
SANITARY GROCERY co. LEAGUE.

High team game-Green Bag Coffee
664: sanitary Once, 645.
Hisn team sets-Sanitary Meats. 1.777:
SANITARY Ouce. I,77i
Hisn indlv.oual eames-W. c. Gartrell
tSanltary meats, 2lU: Tom BraoIoro
tGreen DAG Coffee). 1870
hlgn indivlouaI sets-W. c. Gartrell
tSanltary Meats, 434. N. l.. TalIanl lSan-
ltary OpceJ, Az,
Evening star., 1940-03-03
SILVER SPRING LADIES' LEAGUE.

HIN team games-Corrs Sport Shop.
S94 Little Tavern Shops 5S6; Bersmann's
High team sets-Corr's Sport Shop.
1.645.. Little Tavern Shops. 1914: Berg
mann's Laundry, 1857
High Individual games Bickerton
lshepherd Park. lis: King tcorr's sport
Shop 14s. Gay (Corr's Sport Shop. 141.
High individual sets-Miller (Little Tav-
ern Shops. $50; Wienecke tCorr's Sport
Shop). 375; Sebastian tBergmann's Laun-
dry) 362
32: Sebastion fBerRmanns Laundry. 81:
Miller Little Tavern Shops. 80.
Hieh spares-Cravford Bersmann's
Laundry, l6a: LeiZear tHoward's Hair-
dressers), 153: Roberts Concord Markell,
14s
Laundry. los; Leizear tHoward's HAIR
dressersl. 104 Peacock CHendrick's serv-
ice), 104.
Evening star., 1940-03-03
Y.M. G. A. Hawks Win Aauin

Y. M. G. A. Hawks chalked up
another victory yesterday, defeating
the Georgetown Boys Club five,
14-7, on the "Y" floor.
Evening star., 1940-03-03
BUREAU OF ENGNEERNc LEAGUE.

152.
Hish individual set-Lt. comdr. sullivan,
Ase 's::;s s::s :: s:hsssts ahis''st:s'l lsst:: lsst:
Evening star., 1940-03-03
MOUNT RAINIER LEAGUE.

High team game-Russell Motor Co. 6s4
High team set-Russell Motor Co.,
High individual game-E Shank. 1872.
High individual set-C. Lilley, 442.
HIGH averaRe-R Ward, 1914.
High strikeS-E. Shank. So.
Hish spares-R. Ward. 263.