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Evening star., 1940-02-25
Bowling Ti|ts Today
Lure Martinsburo,
County Teams
West Vireinions Invade
Chevy Chase; Maryland
Rollers at Bethesda

In two special duckpin matches
tonight, picked team from the
Chevy Chase Saturday Night League
will engage the Chevrolet-Texaco
rollers of Martinsburg, w. Va, at
Chevy Chase and the Dixie Tavern
team of the Prince Georges County
League will pit its prowess against
Bob Miciotto's Lakeview Market
team of the Bethesda League at
Bethesda.
Trimmed rather handily by the
Sun Dial team of the National Capt.
tai League recently, the Martins
burg quint, headed by Tom Reedy,
meets another strong District COM
bination in Harry Newman, Red
Dietrich, Dick Gibson, Jim Walker,
Bing Miller and Bill Scruggs. The
match is scheduled for 7 pm.
Leading boWlers of Montgomery
and Prince Georges Counties will
battle at Bethesda, starting at pm
The invading Tavern shooters will be
composed of Perce Wolfe, Harry
Wolfe, Kenneth Keeler, Frank
Browning and Hugh Waldrop. Mi
ciotto, beside himself, has lined up
Joe Di Misa. Toady Saylor, Ray
Parks, Bob Miller and Frank Riley
for the team, doubles and singles
clashes.
Evening star., 1940-02-25
Bloom Is Suspended,
Won't Play Today
For Brewers

Bob Mcdonald, general manager
of the Washington Heurich Brewers,
last night announced the indefinite
suspension of Mike Bloom, 6-foot
6-inch center, in a surprise move
following a conference with Coach
Mack Posnack.
Bloom, accused by Mcdonald Of
playing Indifferent basket ball in
recent games and also causing dis
cord among players, will not be in
uniform today when the Brewers en-
tertain the third-place New York
Jewels at Heurich Gym at 2:3O
o'clock, nor for tonight's nightcap
at New York with the Jewels. Both
are American League games.
IT regret the necessity of this
action" Mcdonald admitted last
night, "but I feel we have no al
tentative. Our main interest now
Is to arrange trade for Bloom and
gain a man to replace him for the
American League playoff series
which opens here when we meet
the Troy Celtics on March 3.
Bloom, native of Trenton, N. j.,
originally was included among three
athletes who were to have been
honored by the New jersey Club OF
this city just prior to today's game
here.
Phil Rabin of Paterson and Moe
Dubilier of Jersey City are the play
ers now scheduled to be honored
with gifts.
AS the result of Blooms suspen-
sion a revised lineup will find Du.
bilier shifted to center, Rabin and
Ben Kramer operating as forwards
and Ben Goldfadden and Posnack
starting at guards. Art Resnick and
Kit Carson will be the only available
Heurich reserves.
Evening star., 1940-02-25
Wilson Drops Relays,
Swimming Meet
Al Tome School
Special Dispatch to The Star.

special DlSpaLCn TO Inc Star.
PORT DEPOSIT, MD, Feb. "a
Churning to victories in both relay
races, Tome Schools crack SWIM
ming team fractured a 27-27 tie with
Woodrow Wilson High of Washing
ton here today to win, 1927. It was
Wilson'S final meet of the season.
Wilson was handicapped by the
absence of Bickford Sawyer, back
stroke ace, who is i'll in Walter Reed
Hospital. Sawyer recently was
awarded a trophy in recognition Of
being Wilson's most valuable SWIM
mer.
Harry Whitney, who captured both
so and 100 yard free-style races, fig
ured prominently in dealing Wilson
its sixth loss of the season against
seven triumphs, While Dan Chad
wick and Burt Williams won first
places for Wilson.
81; ss'send' s';,a o!ss BSrsh : lw5: third. Lewis
lr5: second. Fisher (T); third. VII
(w.5: second. chickering. (WJ: third,
man (T); second. Burch (W): third.
Falardeau tW9. Time, l:12.1:
1O0-yard free style-Won by Whitney
CD; second tie between Chadwick (W)
and Lewis IVY. Time. 1:01,
Diving-Won by Williams wv: second
Lobsitz T3: th,rd; iTy Freyburser cwo'
16O-yard medley relay-Won BY Tome
(schsrman: Lindo; Lebryml. Time l:35;s
(Fiaher. Bacfsfa Lacy. Whitnsy). TINS
1907.
Evening star., 1940-02-25
Bill Kass Victorious
In Ice Skating Test
Al Chevy Chase

Falling on the fifth of an eight
lap, sA-mile race, Kip Martindale
Illinois ice skating racing champion
from Chicago, came in third to Bill
Kass and Tom McNamara, local
speed stars, in the feature of the
Chevy Chase Ice Palaces weekly
races yesterday.
Kass was leading Martindale by
feet when the Midwest ace slipped
only to scramble to his feet and come
in third. Kass represented the Ice
Palace, while Mcnamara is from
Riverside Stadium.
Jimmy Young and Minter Farms
worth were the winning boys and
Jean Coffey and Juliet Darlington
the victorious girls in juvenile races
Young won the race for boys from
9 to IL years of age, Billy Rafferty,
coming in second, while Bob Min
nichs was runner-up to Farnsworth
in the race for boys from IL to Is
Ann Peden was second to Miss Cof-
fey in the younger girls race, while
Betty Bennett trailed Miss Caring
ton in the race for girls from II
to 16-the only race, incidentally
of four, instead of two, laps.
Evening star., 1940-02-25
Otto Santini Skaters
Record 10 Capture
Pacini Pin Event
Rolls 948 for J Games;
Barnard Second, With
Mcdonald Third

Stealing the thunder of his illus
trious brother, Tony, Otto Santini
banged out a tournament record T.
game score of 948 to win the 7th an
nual Ollie Pacini Star Sweep
stakes last night at Northeast Tenn
pie. Otto posted games of Ill, 1877,
1856, 113, IA, 135 and 152 to crack
by four pins the former mark held
by Ray Parks, last years winner.
His victory was worth $50 and the
Ollie Pacini Trophy.
Charley Barnard of the Govern
ment Printing Office finished Sec
ond with 924 to collect $35. Big
Buck Mcdonald of Silver Spring
was third with 912. His prize
was 500.
Banner Night for G. p. o.
A second G. P. o. shooter finished
in the money as Wally Burton won
SIS for his fourth-place score of
GOT. Fifth place and $40 went to
AL Bichell of the Chevy Chase Com
mercial League for his 1913 count.
Paul James of Middleburg, Va, and
Norman Schroth of the Elks' League
tied for the last money place with
800. They split prize of SIT.
Dixie Davis, old-time tenpin
shooter and captain of the Ben
macks team of the National Capital
League, won back his entrance fee
with a consolation high game of 159.
Otto A Chronic Winner.
Santini, who recently finished
among the prize winners in the Hap
Burtner handicap turnament at
Convention Hall, stepped a notch
higher as a sweepstakes champion.
Last year he annexed the Charley
Olive superdub event. He is a men,
ber of the Sanico and National
Capital Leagues.
Forty pinmen with 1T averages
or less turned out. yesterday and
last night to pay tribute to the
famous manager of the Temple
=,
Evening star., 1940-02-25

pected to send the entry figures far
past the former high mark Of 48,
established last year.
Big Gallery Expected.
So far no word has been received
from Frances Larrow, the elderly
Hartford Comm roller who last
year at Convention Hall climaxed
the tournament with a national rec
ord game of 1877.
With Miss GULL and Miss Sim
mons running practically pin for
pin for the No. / national ranking,
the feud between the two greatest
woman bowlers of all time is ex-
pected to jam the Lucky Strike.
Before the start of the final block
Miss Bronson Qualities, president OF
the National Duckpin Bowling Con-
gress, will present gold medals to
Mrs. Juanita Pollock and Hokie
Smith, won in The Evening Star
Yuletide Tournament.
Evening star., 1940-02-25
Eagles Back tuesday
10 Battle Orioles,
Hockey Leaders
End Juunt in TussIe
With Rovers Today
On New York Ice

After an absence Of nearly two
weeks, the Washington Eagles viii
return to Riverside Stadium Tues-
day night to face the sizzling Balti-
more Orioles, now leading the East
ern Amateur Hockey League, at
$3.50 pm.
This afternoon the Eagles will
square off with the New York Rovers
at Madison Square Garden. The
game will mark the 11th meeting of
the clubs this season and thus far
the teams each have captured five
games.
Returning to action on the local
rink for the first time in several
weeks will be Alan Kuntz, polished
wingman, who fractured his wrist in
collision with Baltimore's Guy
Roach last month at Riverside.
Kuntz still is wearing a brace on
his wrist.
Evening star., 1940-02-25
GuIIoudet Wrestlers
CONQUER Y. M. 6. A.

Gallaudet's wrestling team de-
feated the Central Y. M. C. A. grap-
piers, 1913, last night at the Y. M.
G. A. The summaries:
12S-pound class--Lybbert (Y. M. c. AZ
defeated Sullivan, decision.
136-pound class-Raffertv fGallaudet)
defeated Collier. fall, two minutes.
145-pound class-L. German ~. NJ
G. AZ defeated Romero fall. one minute
155-pound class-Stotts tGallaudet) de-
feated Graham. fell. 3 minutes 30 seconds
165-pound class-Dillon tGallaudet de-
feated R. German, decision.
175-pound class-Roberts (GallaudeD
won by forfeit.
Unlimited class-.Lincoln fY M G A.,
seconds.
Evening star., 1940-02-25
Sunday School Court
League Favorites
Easy Winners

Popping in baskets from every
angle, favorites ran roughshod over
their opponents in both senior and
Junior Sunday School leagues last
night.
In the senior circuit Ninth Street
Christian continued its dash toward
the penant by bowling over Calvary
Baptist, 36-23. Mount Vernon held
second place by stopping Concordia
Lutheran, 1925. Calvary Methodist
defeated West Washington Baptist,
1929.
In the junior loop Y. M. C. A.
walloped Calvary Baptist: 23-10;
Mount Vernon defeated Rhode
Island Avenue, 1927, and st. Ste
phen's spanked United Brethren,
27-15
Evening star., 1940-02-25
Standings and Records Washington Bowling Organizations

2s6 Reds Miller Franklin). 2o1; B. Drott
(Franklin} 1875
High strikes-G. Lundy tBergmannS,
so K. Schrcyer (Morninsside}, As: T,
Brown Farran'sD, A.
High individual sets-O. Green IS s.
Dyers) 42l: L. Hendrick willis, 4l2:
W. Arnold (Bergmanns). 40
High individual games-L Hendrick
willis. III: K. Schroyer CMorningsidej.
10: Leer tMsscetti'sl, 16S: Lanhardt
tCarter-Lanhardt). 1853
Evening star., 1940-02-25
6. ". RifIemen Hand
Navy First Defeat
In Three Years
Score by 1894 to 1888;
MILDLY Bosketers Beat
William and Mary
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Feb. 24-Navy's
small bore rifle team, two years
intercollegiate champions, was un-
defeated in three years until to-
day-but the George Washington
sharpshooters hit the black for q
1884, 1888 win from the Midship-
men.
Navy went out in front by a
497-494 margin in the prone event,
but the Colonials took the edge in
the kneeling shooting at 475-469,
and cinched the match when they
outshot the Middies, 425-422, in the
standing event.
Randall of the visitors was high
gun with 282 points. Art Hamilton.
and Bill Simmons, both of Navy, and
Seidler, George Washington, hit the
bull for 279 and a tie for second
Evening star., 1940-02-25
Sports Program
For LocuI Fans
TODAY.
Basket Ball.

Heurich Brewers VS.. New York
Jewels, Heurich gym, 230.
Heurich Brewers VS.. New York
Jewels, New York, $3.50.
Catholic University VS.. La
Sale, Philadelphia.
Ice Hockey.
Washington Eagles VS.. New
York Rovers, New York.
Weight Lifting.
District A. A. U. champion
ships, Jewish Community Center
gym, Z.
Soccer.
Washington Sport Club VS.. Re-
gal Clothiers, Gonzaga field, 2:30.
Heurich Brewers VS.. Silver
Spring. Monument Grounds, No.
/, 2:30.
La Plata VS.. Marlboro, La Plata,
Md, 2:30.
Southern Maryland Democrats
VS.. Maryland Park, Shady Oak,
Md, 2::30.
Sun Radio VS.. Sandy Spring,
Monument Grounds, No. 2, 2:30.
Evening star., 1940-02-25
Ouint Wins Second Straight.

Quint Wins Second Straight.
Navy's basket ball team stretched
its winning streak to two. taking a
win from William and Mary, 52-46.
The Midshipmen scored their
third win in 13 starts. 1t was the
first time this year they have cracked
SO points.
Capt. Mike Hanley, the lanky
guard who has been more out than
in all year, took fire against the Wis
itors and popped the Dahlgren Hall
record with 20 points, scored on nine
field tosses and a pair of charity
shots.
Norman Gittle Jeep) Ackley came
through again for Navy with 13
points for second honors.
The Midshipmen held a 27-18 lead
Evening star., 1940-02-25
Record Field 10 Roll
In Lorraine GulIi
Classic Today
National Sturs Entered;
Sponsor Will Compete
For First Time

With Lorraine GULL entered for
the first time, the seventh annual
duckpin sweepstakes named for her
will be held today and tonight at
the Lucky Strike with one of the
largest fields ever to compete In
such an event. A tournament rec
ord entry of more than 60 Of the
leading woman bowlers of the East
and South will shoot the 10-game
event in five-game blocks at 3
and 8 pm.
Miss GULL, after six years of
generous refusal, finally has been
prevailed upon by the National
Duckpin Bowling Congress to roll
In her own event. Washington S
ace woman duckpinner stated last
night that Baltimore alone will have
approximately Is contestants, in
cluding Ida Simmons, the defending
champion and three-time winner.
Norfolk Entry Strong.
Norman Levy of Norfolk's Boush
Street drives is sending his entire
team composed of Katherine Wick,
Eva Andrus, Mary Hayman, Hazel
Junginer and his 15-year-old daugh-
ter, Ann Levy, quite the season s
youngest bowling sensation. A 1,2l9
score gave her third place in the
recent United States Woman
Sweepstakes at Norfolk.
From Richmond will come the en-
tire Health Center team spon-
sored by Bill Haskins and several
more, including Georgia Thomas of
the John Marshall drives. Doris
Smith is entered from Portsmouth,
Va.
Alice Dlugo of Bridgeport will be
among the Connecticut invaders.
Washington's topnotchers are ex-
Evening star., 1940-02-25

st. Fr. de Sales 81 o6 ST Joseph's1 "a :33
st. Peter's2 2925 st. Dominic's 2 Is 33
High team set-St Joseph's No. ., .62s
High team game-St. Joseph's No. 2,
516.
High averaEe-Mascetti tst. Francis de
Sales, 102-30
High individual set-B. safIell (st.
Peters No. -. 147
High strikes-Mascetti tSt. Francis de
SaleSl. 80.
Hteh spares-Caspar (st. Joseph's No
p. 106.
High fat eame-sartain (st. Dominic's
No. u. q5
Evening star., 1940-02-25
MARYLAND Aces Meet

The Maryland Aces, runners-up
last year in the Prince Georges
County Baseball League, will hold
an important meeting Tuesday night
at 8 o'clock in Humphreys Tavern
in Capitol Heights. The Aces are
seeking a sponsor and can be con-
tacted at Capitol Heights 675.
Evening star., 1940-02-25
Lois Rizer Shoots Top
Game and Set for
Winning Quint
Virginia Avenue Lusses
Finish Strong Second;
Palisades Is Third

The only participant to roll 100
or over, Lois Rizer, with a lusty 1O4,
starred as the Mcmillan team won
the annual District girls playground
bowling championship tournament
yesterday at the Lucky Strike, with
a two-game score of 1856. Twenty
six teams competed.
The comely 14-year -old lass, pro-
ficient in number of sports, also
was tops with a set of 100, rolling
an 86 for her second game.
Finishing strong second was the
Virginia avenue team, with 780
The Palisades team placed third,
with 676, after rolling a first game of
AT, the highest of the tournament.
A 749 gave Edgewood fourth place,
while last years winning Hamilton
quint was fifth with 735.
Score Strikes in Last Box.
One of the many girls to get real
kick out of the pin party sponsored
by Bill Wood, superintendent of the
Lucky Strike, was Ruth Winnie of
the Kenilworth team, who, with all
the skill of a Lorraine GULL, struck
in her last frame and cleaned off
all the naples on the roll-off Her
score was 81. Her little teammate,
Ruth Steel, inspired, also made a
last-frame strike.
Last Saturday the boys staged
their tournament, with Hamilton
the winner for the third consecutive
time. Both championship teams
will receive trophies from Mr.. Wood.
The two tournaments were held
under the direction of Harry Eng
lish, assistant supervisor of the Dis
trict of Columbia Recreation De-
ma rt rpepf
Evening star., 1940-02-25
Mcmillan Team numph Girl Playground Bowling Championship Tourney
Ice Hockey

National League.
New York RANGERS. 2; Montreal
Canadi 0.
Toronto Maple Leafs, 3; Boston
Bruins /.
Interna ational- American.
Philadelphia, Z; New Haven, 4.
Hershey 4; Syracuse. /.
Pittsburgh. g: Cleveland. !.
SPRINGFIELD. A: Indianapolis, /.
Eastern League.
Atlantic City Sea Gulls. 8; New York
Rovers, 3.
American Association.
Tulsa, Z; Wichita. ].
Exhibition.
Jersey Skeeters, 2: Metropolitan ALL
Stars, 2.
Evening star., 1940-02-25
LADIES' DISTRICT LEAGUE.
SOIL CONSERVATION LEAGUE

High team sets--Aerial Surveys. 1859;
Fiscal: $50; Drafting, 1869
High team game-Cartograph Q, sos;
Drafting, $50; Intra Service, 5s5;
Wright, 37a; J. Caspar, 37s.
High individual games-Ronning. 161,
Canty: 1855: Posey. 1888
High aYerages-Wright. 1922; G. Cas-.
par. 109-3l: Marshall, 1912.
High strikes-Gottschalk SO; Ronning,
80: Spann, 81: Marshall. 81: Kcnnsrd. 81.
High spares-Leach. lis; J. Caspar,
lit; Marshall. 116.
Evening star., 1940-02-25
Perry to Meet Bulge
For Pro Net Clash
BY the Associated Press.

MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 24-Fred Perry
of Hollywood, Calf. qualified as Don
Budge's opponent in the final of the
S2,500 Southeastern professional
tennis tournament today by defeat
ing siXth-seeded Walter Senior Of
Chicago, As, 6-3, 60, 6-1.
Perry clowned away the first set,
then settled down.
Bulge whipped Art Hendrix Naval
Academy tennis coach, 60, 6-l,
81, yesterday.
The final match is scheduled for
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1940-02-25

High individual same--Sheckels 1s0.
High individual set-Mancuso 424
High team eame-Thompson' Dairy. 65s.
High team set-Thompson's Dairy. 1,S40.
High spares-Arthur Crown. 1876.
High strikes-Ellinston, Wallach. A
each.
High individual average-Charles Booker,
1921.
Evening star., 1940-02-25
SILVER SPRING FRIENDSHIP IxAeuE.

Hleh team eames-Dome Oil, 647; Stew
High team sets-A. Il w. !. .7Q3: Pres.
ident Valet. 1,7S4: Wakefield Dairy. l.7S3.
High averages-Hutchison (Wakefeldi,
u 80; Mellngton Wakefield, 1910:
Higbie tSherer's). 1853
High spares-Melington tWakeneld),
194; j. Stewart tStewarp. 1877: A. A. Cyr
tWilhs), 1873.
High strikes-Hisbie tsherer's). 80:
Hutchison Wakefield, 81: Masceri tPresi-
dent Valet. As; N. Wootton tSherer'sl. as.
High individual sets-Wilder "a g. w
-, 429: Behnocke Dome OiD. AIS. Ed
feld) 40
High individual sames-Masceri (Presi-
dent Valet), 1!5: Drott tSherer's), l61:
Meuington (Wakefleld), 1874
Evening star., 1940-02-25
CHEVY CHASE LADIES' LEAGUE.

High team games-Bees. 514; Wasps
511.
High team sets-Bees, 1471: Eagles.
1,452
High individual Rames-Mrs. Ford. 14S:
Mrs. Vest. 146: Mrs Swingle 12S.
High individual sets-Mrs. Ford. 365:
Mrs. Burns 330
High strikes-Mrs. WieRand, 16; Mrs.
Bageant. IL.
High spares-Mrs. Bassett. 81: Mrs.
Swingle, 4S.
Hikh average-Mrs. Ford, 1OS; Mrs. Bas-
set. SO; Mrs. Bageant. "a.
Evening star., 1940-02-25
PhiIs Buy First Seeker

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. "a R.-
The Phillies announced today the
purchase, on conditional basis,
of Ed Levy, 6-foot 51z-inch first
nassnan, from Newark Of the IN.
tesna*ionGl League.
Evening star., 1940-02-25
MOTION PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS
LEAGUE

High team set-Atlas. 1858.
High team game-Atlas. $50.
HiEh Individual set-Sullivan (CapitoD,
40l.
High individual game-Kyreskou (R-K-
o., 1856.
High average-Anderson tCircle), 114-47.
High spares-Anderson tCircle). 145.
High strikes-Stuart (Roosevelt, 81.
Evening star., 1940-02-25
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS LEAGUE.

Weekly Highs.
Individual same-Woolls (Potomac), 100.
359
Team game-Potomac, 575.
Team set-Potomac 1859.
Weekly prize-Woolls (Potomac), 100
game t34 pins over his averaged.
Evening star., 1940-02-25
Giunts' Offer Stops Paul

DALLAS, Tex, Feb. "a @.-
Pitcher Diz Dean said today his
younger brother, Paul, had given up
the game because "he wasn't salts
ned with his New York Giant con.
| tract"
Evening star., 1940-02-25
LETTER CARRIERS LEAGUE.

High average - Frederichs (Centra),
1913.
High individual game-Frederichs (Cen-
traD, 1854.
High individual set-Frederichs (Cen-
traD, 39s.
High team Game-Central. SOB.
High team set-Central, l.143
High fat game-Mulvey. 81: Fam
shaw. az.
Weekly high game-Nagle (CentraD, 1876.
High strikes-Lindamood (You St.. SO.
High spares-Gerardi tYou ST.. IA.
Evening star., 1940-02-25
HEBREW LEAGUE.

High team rame-Milton's. 653.
High team set-Sport Center. 1857.
High averaEe-J Singer. 1898.
High individual Rame-Berman, 115.
High individual set--Weinberg. 43S.
High strikes-D. Singer, 50.
Hish spares-J Singer. 2lO.
High nat same-Hahn, 81.
Evening star., 1940-02-25
ELKS' CLUB LEAGUE.

High team game-Esquires, 654
High team set-Esouires, 1899
High individual game-Espey. TT.
High individual set-Espey. Az.
High strikes-Bild. 40
High spares-Mulvey. 1876.
High average-Espey, 119; Schroth,
! III: Thorpe lis
Evening star., 1940-02-25
BRoOKLAND MERCHANTS, LEAGUE.

High averages-Gartrell albert Baker,,
121-9; Crown (Brookland Hardware lol
High spares-Crown tBrookland Hard
ware. 224 Mooney tDe Perni Del). 2O2:
Schlotter iBrookland Shoe Shop. 2O1.
High strikes-Crown tBrookiand Hard
ware). 40: Gartrell albert Baker,. Al
High individual games-Gartrellt AL
bert Baker,. III; Mooney de Perini DelD,
High individual sets-Crown tBrookland
Hardware), 445; Gartrell albert Baker,,
442
High team sets-Baldwin's Bakery,
1.S01: NJ. P. NJ Market, 500
High team games-Srookland Shoe Shop,
649
Evening star., 1940-02-25
BETHESDA LEAGUE.

High individual same Perrell. 1913.
High individual set-H. Hiser, 432.
High team game-Battery Park Market,
673
High team sst-Battery Park Market,
1916
High averages-Bob Miciotto. 127-11;
Frank Riley. 117-56
Evening star., 1940-02-25
PETWORTH LEAGUE.

High team set-Little Tavern. 1.SO2.
High team game-Double Flavor. 66l.
High individual game-Nocera, l79.
High individual set-George. 423.
High strikes-Payne. A.
High spares-George, 201.
High average-George, lis.
Evening star., 1940-02-25
EAST WASHINGTON CHURCH LEAGUE.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team sets-CentenniaL /, ,SO4: First
Brethren. 1877; Vaughn. 1.171; Douglas.
1,771.
High team games-Vaughn. 64s; First
Brethren, 64s Petworth. 500.
High individual sets-M. Pulaski. 42s;
CLANCY. 422: Treese. Az.
High Individual games-TreeSe. 1888;
Bruton, 1856; c. Brown. 161.
so; Powell. 40
High spares-Deloe. 213; Stewart. 2o2:
r. Smith. 201.
11s-17: Nicholson. 117-29.
Evening star., 1940-02-25
MASONIC LEAGUE.

High team games-Lebanon. 6s1: Gen.
High team sets-columbia. 1906: Leb-
High averages-Lee Brown, 1895:
Simons. 1908; Povich. 119-49: Litchfield,
High individual sames-Povich, 1s4;
Lswrenson, 171 Schlosser, 169.
High individual sets-Schlosser. 42S;
Povich. 42s; freeman. 427; Litchneld. 427;
Otey Brown 1875.
High strikes-Wondrack, SO; Lee Brown,
81: Povich. 81: Lasover, so.
High spares-Simon, 1872: Otey Brown.
1872: Lee Brown. 17s: Povich. TT.
High weekly games-Burtner. 152; Ul-
rich, 149: Povich, 149
Evening star., 1940-02-25
OPTICAL LEAGUE.

High team sets-Edmonds No. IL 1895;
Connecticut, 1881.
High. team games-Connecticut, 661;
Edmonds No. 1. 585.
High averages-Warneke, Brun. III;
Lees. ITO.
High individual games-Warneke, 172:
Dublier, ITO.
High individual sets-Warneke, 44O;
Leese. 404.
High strikes-Leese. "a: Bradley. 80.
High spares-Leese, 80; Brun, 90,
Evening star., 1940-02-25
PATENT OFFICE LEAGUE.
WASHINGTON CATHOLIC LEAGUE.

High team set-Blessed Sacrament 2,
1899
5e6
High averagesL Smith CHoly Trinity.
-. ll2-2S: Dove (St Mary'sl, 1890.
High individual set-Dennie tHoly Trim
ity -, 397
High individual eame-Dennie tHoly
Trinity. -, 100.
ment, -, 81
High spares-L Smith ,Holy Trinity. H.
154; Dove tSt. Marys), 1873
High nat game-Paul Croarkin blessed
Sacrament, -. 96.
Evening star., 1940-02-25
Section II.

High tsam set-St. Mary's 1, 1,619.
High team game-St. Mary's l. 567.
High averase-R Riordan tst. Mary's ~.
1882.
High individual sew. wersick est.
James). 361.
High individual game-P. Del Borrell (st.
Joseph's). $50.
High strikes-w. Wersick (st James'),
High spare+P. Del Borrell tst. Jo-
seph's). SO.
High flat same-R. Riordan (st. Maw's
~. J. Regan (St. James), 05.
ACTION J
Evening star., 1940-02-25
SECTION D.

High team set-St. Martins 1854
High team game-St. Dominic's. 2. sol
High average-Healy (St Dominic's. II.
11O-4.
High individual set-Lipski est. Domi-
MICS -. 3S3.
Hieh individual name-Hoffmann (st
Peters. -. 1856
High strikes-Murtaugh (Holy Trinity.
25
High spares-Lipski (st. Dominic's, a.
High nat game-J. Burke tst. An
thony's). a.