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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-02-24
Would Return
Carpet-Baggers

W. ]. Armstrong said that the
Cole bill, If it became a law,
would retard the discovery and
development of unknown reserves
because of the uncertainty it would
create"-resta blishing the carpet
bag rule" from Washington, he
said. There must be some certainty
as to what the wildcatter can do
with his well if he discovers
new pool, or he will not risk his
money in prospecting in new re-
serves. 1t is essential to the life
blood of the nation that our great
unknown petroleum reserves be dis
covered and developed. 1t is very
essential to the welfare of the con-
Stunning public that no shortage of
oil be created by artificial means,
or i'll considered legislation.
Elwood Fouts of Houston, Texas,
declared Surely no emergency ex-
lists demanding the wholesale de-
struction of Americanism which can
easily follow from the adoption of
the spirit and principles inherent
in the Cole bill
On Monday of this week Col.
Ernest o. Thompson of Texas OPP
ened up" on the bill, voicing I'M
alterable opposition. The indus
try's witnesses began testimony
Tuesday.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-02-24
GLACIER COUNTY
AsNnlNMENTs o. RnYAITY
8y Glacier Couney Abstract Co.
CUT ANK. MONTANA

ASS us&MENIs OF HOf ATTY
Adeibert Howe 10 Elmer Magnus Mat.
thew IIuhfala. 1-l6 OF 80 SiNE3 IA
NW4 Sec 1886.
Paul H. Mckee ct ux 10 Peter Del Re.
IL Of iG EiSWi See. "a NEiNWl NW1
NEt Sec 1888
same to same ! of IL NEl See 1896
Same 70 same I Of lPs SRA Sec2i. ~
"a sec. % $50
same to same IS Of 10 Lots /. >.
3 Sec. II, Lot Sec -, Lot See. q.
Lot ] See $3.50
A. II. Hay. TO J. T.. sherburnc lSs Sw3
Sci Sec 1876
Same 20 same ir, NW4SEi l.S2.6
A. r.. Gusa "a sam Nicholson 4 81 IL
Lots > 3 Sec Is. N{Swf WdNWl w
NEsNW3 SElNW3 Sc 1886
q r. Gallogly 90 Alice r. Schaeffer
1 ~ ~ SW4 Sec 1o.a7-5
Same to same 4 Of ~ SEA NlSw4
SIC. - NaSW4 Sec a4,a7-5
A. NJ Murphy 20 T. r McCurdy 10
ElSwl Sec - NEiNwl NwlNEl See
lens lens Bake ct ux to James Savage
~ sEiSEl Sec - NiNEl sElNEl
SIX ESQ" DEEDS
W 4 Forbes Il. ny 10 Montana East.
ern Ltd. Nw3 Sw3NEl NlSWs NWi
ANNUAL REPORT
Olive on 20. TO The Public cap str
SI000U00oo. Cap, stk paid iu in cash
SiG 5s0O0. ISSUED for property SaO00
Debts. S34io 90. Pres Arthur Katcly. v.
Pres Wm. Mcintosh. So Treas b. A
Keup
Montana Eastern Ltd. to The Public
can SIN Si.Wo O0o0 SIX paid ir in cash
$iG1O0oo. issued 10 payment 81 property
Ss2i G7U ~ issued for services. 81 80
Debts So 0G2 - Pres Walter A. Forbes
v Pres II Iud~on- Sec Trcas = r.
Forbes
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-02-24

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF MONTANA. IN AND
FOB THE COUNTY OF CASCADE.
ADOLPH J. BERGER. Plaintiff.
vs..
EvELINE KIMBALL. HETTIE L.
KUDBR, IavINA HILL HOPKINS and
MARIE l.. OLSEN. and all other persons
unknown claiming or who might claim
any right. tHle estate or interest In or
lien or encumhranee upon the real pro-
perty described in the complaint or any
thensof. adverse to the plaintiffs owner
ship, or any cloud upon the plaintiffs
title thereto, whether such claim or pos
Including any claim or possible claim
Of dover, inehoate or accrued,
ALIAS SUMMONS
THE STATE OF MONTANA. to the
above named Defendants, and to all other
persons unknown, GREETING:
You are hereby summoned 10 answer
the Complaint IN this action. which Is
filed 10 the office OF the Clerk Of this
Court. copy OF which Is herewith
served upon you. and to file your answer
and serve n copy thereof upon the plain
tifrs attorney within twenty days after
the service q this cnmmons' exclusive OF
the day OF service: and In case Of your
failure to appear or answer, Judgment
will he taken against YOU by default for
the relief demanded in the complaint
This action Ia brought for the purpose
Of quieting title 10 land situated In Cas-
cade County, Montana and described ms
follows.
That certain Concrete Placer Lode
Mining Claim designated by the
Surveyor General as Mineral Entry
No gT7a in the Neihart. Montana
Tuorgnuizcd Mining District In said
Cascade County, and more particu-
larlv described Ms follows
BEGINNING az Corner No l. a lime
stonc GxGN2i inches marked 1912
from which the Northeast corner OF
The Section -. TWP IGN. Range
East Montana Meridian. bears
North Ae7GB~ West 1921 n feet
distant: thence first course East
40 feet TO corner No. ., lime
stone GX10x30 inches. marked 2a7T9;
thence second course South 1890
feet TO corner No. g. pine post
2 9TTo with mound or earth; thence
third course west 600 feet 20 corner
40 4. lime stone Sx8x8 Inches.
marked 4-9TT0: thence fourth course
North 1870 feet 10 corner No. I, the
place Of beginning: together with all
the tenements. hcreditaments. nppur-
tenances and improvements. and all
other rights belonging and apper-
WITNESS MY HAND and the seal or
said Court this 9Th day Of February,
a. D. 1910.
GEORGE HARPER. Clerk
by II. J. SKINNER, Deputy Clerk
fCOt;RT SEAI,l
g. q. HARRIS.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Great Falls. Montana
Date OF First Publication, Feb. 10. 1890
AZ
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-02-24
TOOL.E COUNTY
TOOIe County Abstract Company
SHELBY, MONTANA
ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY


G. E. GallOgIy to Robert $. McBrady'
Is Of 196 on NW3 I3-344W.
G. f. Gallogly to c. u. Brock. Is OF
liz on NE3 27-36-2w
g. f. Gallogly to James b. Iule &
Margaret L. Yule IA of 1e6 on WhWi %
G. L. Gallogly to John B. Lee, Is
OF 10 on NE4 27-36-2W.
G. E. GallOgly to John B. Lee Of
1ea on W4W3 2S-36-2W.
G. +. Gallogly to H. G. Peek Is Of
1q on sIsE3 NEISE4 20. NlNE3 35-37-
G,E GaIlogly to II. c. Peek Is of 10
C. E. Gallogly to II. c. Peek ! OF 19s
on SiSb 21-36-2W.
G. L GaIlogly to II C.Peek IS OF 1ee
on NE4 2T-36-2W
l. d. Reisinger to Martin g. weide-
mann, Is sOf 10 on NEa 12-33-3w.
G.E. Gallogly to George r. Stelter is
Of III on S1Sa21 -36-2W
G. L. Gallogly TO Albert j. Hartman
Of 20 on sIsE4 NE4sEl 2G,NlNEl
G. +. Gailogly to Frank T. schmid;
IA OF 10 on WAWi 2S-36-2W.
G. r. Galloglyto John G. Emmert IA
Of ~, on W3Wa 2S-8-2W
C. u. GallOgly to II. o. Lyngstad ]
of 10 on SASA21- 36-2W
g. f. Gallogly to Alice Schaeffer Is
10, NW4NW, 11-35-3W.
OIL AND GAS LEASE
Alfred f. Kyle to Ed Himle L. II
Turner and Dorothy Himle. ElSW1 IS
WARRANTY DEED
Arnold Houdek to Petroleum Refining
Co, NfSE4SWa and that part of NJ
SW3SE3 lying West Of G. N. Railway.
Sec. T-32-2w
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-02-24
STAINLESS Steel.

Final figures for stainless steel
production for 1889 are expected to
exceed 1898, when $4,000 gross
tons were produced in the United
States alone. Manufacturers have
enlarged their facilities, and i'm
proved their methods of rolling this
useful alloy steel The improve
ment in the product and the extern
sion of the knowledge of fabrication
techniques have expanded the
markets.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-02-24
CONTINENTAL MEN HERE

A group OF officials of Continen-
tai OIL company were in Great Falls
last week from Denver. With w. H.
Ferguson, head of Continental in
the Rocky Mountain region, was
L. T. Kramer, general sales man
ager; Joe Lentz, Rocky Mountain
sales manager and Willis John
son, assistant Montana manager.
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1172
NO ARITHMETIC PROBLEM

Oil producers at Signal Hill,
California, are trying to figure out
the relation of the price OF oil to
the price of fuel oil The posted
price for 249 gravity oil is go
cents per barrel. The price of fuel
oil is 80 cents per barrel.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-02-24
GREAT FIGHT


few wells making both gas and
oil.
Representatives of state boards
appearing before the Cole committee
emphasized that there is no quar-
rel with the part of the bill in
volving the question of preventing
waste, but that present state agsn-
cies, in cooperation with existing
federal bureaus, can definitely reg
ulate such matters, without central
ization OF power in Washington.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-02-24
PONDERA COUNTY
ny Papdera CosEsy AbatRAGa Ce.
CONRAD. MONTANA

RELEASE OIL AND GAS LEASES
The Kirk OH Co TO X Davis, lease
covering SE1NW4 10 NE4 r. S4SEA
NEISEl SE4NEi - 2s-4W., recorded
book leases page 474
The Kirk oil co. 10 O. X Davis lease
covering wlNw3 ~, wAswa 2s-2
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CH0UTEAU COUNTY
BY Chouteau County Abstract Ca.
FORT BENTON. MONTANA

ROYALTY DEEDS
Edwin F. Peterson. Ir TO O. " Nickel
Ut al rs OF IL N8NEt ~ 2G-3. $40
Same to John Allen Scott and wife
1-1H Of lgs NlNEi 2S-2G-3 $40
Same 10 Perlee A. Cohick, 1 Of IL
SW3NEl 23-26-3 $40
Same to William y. Kern ! Of IL
SWlNEl %. 28-3 East $40
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FOR sALE-65 HIP Bruce McBeth Twin
Cylinder Natural Gas Engine. 275 rpm
II In. bore. w. G. Hudson, Brilliant,
Ohio. pad
Evening star., 1940-02-18
Streamline your figure for Spring
Get free Ry- krisp reducing booklet

Have you, like many others, taken on extra
pounds this winter? Then better start now to reduce
the Ry-krisp way before you buy your spring out
fit. because bumps and bulges can make the
smartest styles look dowdy.
Following the Ry.Krisp plan. normal person
can lose about to pounds month withuu,
drastic diet or exhausting exercise.
Ry.krisp Plan In Brief,
A. Eat sensibly. Ry-Krisp booklet give, portions
and wide list ofeveryday foods from which to choose
3. Exercise moderately I. just to help Keep your s
muscles and skin firm.
Z. Enjoy or Ry.Kri,p.wa as your bread at
each meal Each delicious awhole grain wafer ha.
only 20 calories yet supplies energy and bulk to
help stimulate elimination.
Ask your grocer for Ry.Krisp today. 1t comes in
the red.and-white checkerboard box, has the name
baked in every wafer. Ry-Krisp is served at leading
hotels. on trains, and planes. Ask for it by name
enjoy Ry-krisp at home or away from home
Free Reducing Boeklst-Handy, purse.size. Give.
proven plan for losing ? to pounds a month.
State whether booklet Is for man or woman Addres.
Ry:krisp, 7e2 c Checkerboard Square, St. Louis.
Offer good only in U. S. and Canada
Evening star., 1940-02-18

FISHING for smet through the ice the boy Greenland
H. sporve business pursued BY the motives with most
Of the comforts Of home Logging through recent mild winters
the profitable poms ho. doomed Nth tn. Pinch oysr of
ice sp'eod over the boy BY the eodest winter years. Above
vrtuoy live they fish through the "oo," They come
from "eor end fer e"d moke dolly eotche. Of up 500 .m
through the ice in their front yard" q, Mrs. Gsdys Hyott
doing neht When winter winds sweep the ice they are
sod to toy inside the stove and their lines as Morris
thing. down to Iinoeum the foof ssss
Evening star., 1940-02-22
n. Y. U. -Four, Borican,
Woodruff in Great
Feats on Track
~ the Associated Press.

6y tho A3SOc1Ate0 PfeS6
NEW YORK, Feb. "a. John
Woodruff, the olympic half-mile
champion; John Borican, holder Of
five assorted middle distance world
indoor records, and the N. Y. U.
1-mile relay team turned in re-
markable f1at-track performances
IN the 369th Regiments annual In
door track meet.
Woodruff. running the Millrose
A. AS two stars, Sanford Goldberg
and Ernie Federoff, out of the pic-
ture, won the 1,00O-yard special in
the scorching time of 2:1l.3.
Borican, former Virginia State
star now running for the Shore
A. c. of Elberon, N. j., fitted home
winner by feet over Jim Herbert
OF N. Y. U. in blistering 1:12.
The N. Y. U. mile relay four
some, scoring a 9-yard allotment
and starting from scratch in the
nine-team 1-mile handicap relay,
won in 3:20.3, the fastest time ever
recorded for an unbanked track.
Herbert ran the anchor and regis
tered an amazing 48-second per-
formance.
Herbert spotted Johnny Quig-
ley, fleet Manhattan College fresh
man, 10 yards and won in a tor
rid stretch duel by yards.
N. Y. us team included Sanford
Braun, Harold Bogrow, George Ha-
gans and Herbert.
Evening star., 1940-02-22
Howard Gets Chance
To Gain Revenue on
Virginia State

Howard University's tossers get
another crack at Virginia State to-
night at Orange, N. j., and the Bisons
have high hopes of atoning for last
nights 57-59 defeat at the Old Do
minion quint's hands.
1t was rill-drenched game with
first one team and then the other
ahead. State finished the first half
on the long end of a 1881 count,
but Howard set the pace throughout
the final period until the last few
seconds, when Mitchell Powell sank
the winning field goal
Powell and Hurst shared scoring
honors for the visitors with 10 and
Is points, respectively, while Giles
with Is, and Parker, with II, were
outstanding for the losers.
Tomorrow night the Bisons meet
their old rival, Lincoln University,
at New York City,
Evening star., 1940-02-22
Walsh, Capital Shot,
Scores in Mexican
Pistol Tourney

Two firsts, a second and two thirds
have fallen to the two United States
pistol teams now firing in Mexico
City's international matches, ac-
cording to word received at the
National Rife Association head
quarters here. Individually, United
States shooters have done even bet
ter, with Walter Walsh, Federal
Bureau of Investigation agent and
Washington's only representative,
getting third and fifth places.
The United States team was first
in the event over the national
match course. but gave way to the
Mexican shooters in the less familiar
Olympic slow fire and Olympic war
course of quick fire on silhouettes.
Alfred Heming, Detroit policeman,
won the 22-cahber national match
course event; Emmett Jones, the
Los Angeles policeman who is
United States champion, won the
.38-cahber slow fire, and Harold
Cline of San Antonio, Tex, the
.22-caliber slow fire Heming also
has two seconds and Harry Reeves,
also of Detroit, a second and third.
Evening star., 1940-02-22
Pin Fans Hope for GuN- Simmons Duel
20 Years Ago
In The Star

Ten inflelders, four outfielders
and catchers and IL pitchers will
make up the Mats squad at
Tampa, Fla, under the direction
Of Owner Clark Grifith. Eddie
Charity, catcher, is the only
holdout causing concern.
Walter johnson was the only
regular pitcher In the big leagues
last year who did not allow
home run. Mel Gallia of the
st. Louis Browns gave up 10.
Feeney, Georgetown U. athlete,
won the high Jump in the Ma
tional A. A. U. junior track meet
at Buffalo. N. Y, with a leap Of
5 feet IL inches.
Jack Dempsey said that Jack
Kearns will remain his manager
as long as he Is fighting.
Harrington, Mcnamara, Foran,
Donohue, Sullivan and De La
Vergne are among the mainstays
OF the G. U. track team.
Evening star., 1940-02-22
It'll Be Tough Angel
Eusiace WrestIes
Here Tonight
This One Has No Wings,
But Big Hands Thot
Haul Down Mutmen

The Angel. sans wings, but with
the face and body of q demon, in
vades Turner's Arena tonight to
display his freakish figure and
wrestling skin In a headline bout
with Alan Eustace, a towering fellow
who once titled the soil around his
native Wakefield, Kans.
Alan probably will need all his
plows and horses If he would sub
due this freak from Europe. Karl
Poiello, who discovered the Angel,
claims only two drawn bouts mar
the matman's record.
The Angel, from Rheims, as boy
was normal in stature, but suddenly
his massive body seemed to stop
growing while his head and hands
continued to grow abnormally.
Anthropologists who have examined
the Angel claim he is a glandular
freak.
Lou Plummer and Cliff Olsen. a
couple of villains, meet in a special
match. Karl Pojello faces Jim Cof-
field, Don Evans tackles Rudy Dusek
and Tommy OToole meets Jim
Casey.
Evening star., 1940-02-22

Louisiana also has . topnntcher
IN Ripe Pipes, nurdercus Light
heavyweight, ard Ed Roberts, q
heavyweight who dropped hairlins
decision to Andy Ready last season
after having the latter on the verge
Of q knockout.
The visitors are scheduled to ar.
rive this afternoon in their own bus
IN time for a workout at the Jewish
Community Center.
Evening star., 1940-02-22
Columbus Taub Goes
In |. 5. j. Match i
Doctor Permits

Whether Leon Taub, Columbus
University's sensational feather
weight, will be able to box in Satur-
days match with Louisiana State
was to be determined today when
he undergoes final physical exam
nation.
Taub, who whipped Len Baritone
Of Catholic University in one of the
best collegiate arguments staged
here this winter, has been on the
sidelines with an abscessed tooth
and infected jaw. If he receives
permission to appear he'll meet
Bobby Hand. the Tigers ace.
Evening star., 1940-02-22
FOREST SERVICE LEAGUE.

Men.
High averages-Finn. liz: Ptnkard
109-27: Brannan. 10S-11.
HiTh. individual sets-B. Fyock. 3e3
Pinkard. 3S7: Finn. 376.
Hieh individual eameEPinkard. 147
Brannan. B. Jones. 146; johnson. Finn. B
Fyock, 145.
High strikes-,Aser. +. Pyles. "a; Pin.
Hish spares-Pinkard, 143: Brannan
1856: B. Jones, 129.
Hieh nat game-Pinkard. 81: Warner
D. Fyock. 95: Wendelin. Mccain. B. n.
ock, 90.
Hish avefages--Malcolni. e7-3s: Lukher
:. High sets-Lusher. $40: Malcolm. 32s;
Aue. 323.
High eame-Lusher. 14S; Z. Pence, 1856
Joerns. Whittesey. 100.
High strikes-Aue, 20: Lusher. 10: Dietx
II.
Hish spares-Lnsher. %: Aue. 90; Nal.
Hixh Dat -same-Llshss. -; eis Cav.
eliere. o3: ovefman. e1..
High team set-LAurel. 4.6So.
High team gamo-LAuIA. 672.
Evening star., 1940-02-22
Sports Mirror
By the Associated Press,

BY the A1sociated Press.
Today = year ago-Tony Ga
lento stopped Abe Feldman In
three rounds before 8,432 at
Miami. ~
Five years ago-$109 500 Santa
Anita Handicap won by Fred M.
Alger's Azucar, 7-year -old for
mer steeplechaser, with Ladys-
man second and Time Supply
third. Equipoise, favortte, seventh
in field Of 40.
Evening star., 1940-02-22
Episcopal Too Strong
For London Quintet

With their 6-foot-3 center, Ed
Gamble, scoring one more point
than the entire Landon team, Epis-
copal High cagers OF Alexandria
walloped the local five, 28-13, yes
terday on the losers court.
Making good on only five Of its
SIS shots at the basket, Landon never
was in the running and its star for
ward, Paul Baker, was bottled up
completely.
Episcopal played the last five
minutes with q second team,
Evening star., 1940-02-22
MASONIC LEAGUE.

High team sames-Lebanon, 6s1; Cen
tennial, 644.
High team sets-Lebanon, 1877; st.
Johns, 1873.
High individual averages-Lee Brown,
12l-41: Sinlons. 1901: Billheimer, 119-12;
Povich, 1870.
High individual games-Povich, 1s4
Lawrenson, III: Schlosser, 169.
High individual sets-Schlosser. 42S;
Povich. 42S; Freeman, 421: Litchfeld, 421;
Otey Brown, 426.
High strikes-Wondrach, 55; Lasover,
so: Robb. As; Lee Brown. As.
Hish spares-Simon. 1874; otey Brown,
173; Lee Brown, 172.
High weekly sames-Lonnie Krauss, 149:
Lee Brown, LAT.
Evening star., 1940-02-22
Mat Matches
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
Tibet, 216. France, defeated Bob lib
ber) MCCOY, 240. Cambridge, Mass.
straight falls.
ST. LOUJS.-Rronko Nagurski 235.
International Fails, MINI. threw Lou
Thesz. st. Louis. 3O:l9.
PITTSBURGH-Jim Iondos. 200.
threw Frank Sexton. $50. Columbus.
Ohio. 3G:16.
Evening star., 1940-02-22
Durham Five in Tourney

GLENS FALLS, N. Y. Feb. % L4)
Durham On. c. High School
basket ball team. winner of 55 con-
secutive games since 1887, will COM
pete in the Eastern States tourney
here March 1880.
Evening star., 1940-02-22
WASHINGTON AuToMoTIvE LEAGUl

High individual eame-Furman Cones,
III.
High individual set-John Anderson.
AIS,
High Strikes Wolfe, Al
High spares-John Anderson, 1885.
High nat game H. White, 9S
High team same-ArcAde Pontiac. 677
High team set-Arcade Pontiac, 1.799.
High average-John Anderson tArcade
Pontiac), 1899
Evening star., 1940-02-22
LADIES, FEDERAL LEAGUE.

High team sets-R. r. c. ]. 1901:
Treasury l. 1,5O9; Marines. 1873.
High team games-Acriculture. 592:
Marines. 577: Interior, 573.
High averases-Matthew. l07-34: Scott.
107-30: Minson. 106-4i; Ellis. 1O5-32;
Lynn. 104-1S: CalvaRno, 103-5O: Burns,
103-40: Burton 1O2-4s
High individual sets--Calvagno, 800;
Janco. 376: Matthew and Minson, 374
High individual ganies-Moore. 1877;
Janco;; f52; Matthew and Fry. 147.
Hieh average spares-Matthew. 2.20;
Mnson, 90.
High average strikes-Ellis, 80; Scott,
Evening star., 1940-02-22
Fights Lost Night

BY the Associated Press.
PROVIDENCE. r. Al Mancini.
126A, Providence, stopped Paul ten
nesseel Lee. 125&4. Memphis t9l.
RALEIGH, N. C-Ken Overlin.
1924, Washington. D. c.. outpointed
EMO Iannozxi, 1904. Italy UO).
Evening star., 1940-02-22
INSURANCE LEAGUE.

High team game-Great American, GIT.
High team set.-Aetna, LIE.
| High individual Game-Hurd & Pumph-
| rey, 100.
| High individual set-Hurd. 421.
| High averages-Shaffert. 120-12: Hurd,
| 114-3O.
| High strikes-Shafiert SO.
High spares-ahadert, 142.
Evening star., 1940-02-22
Has Bio Duckpin Score

Top scores In the Temple Minor
League went to Mckee Pontiac with
623-l,738; Lou Guiliani Of the
Boveglio Club. with 3S3, and Frank
Di Nenna Of Loggia Roma, with lat.
Evening star., 1940-02-22
BRoOKLAND LADIES' LEAGUE.

High team game-Federal Litho, $40
High team set-Brookland Hardware.
1859.
High individual game--Wienecke. 154.
High individual set-Wienecke. 34S.
High strikes-Wienecke, "a.
High spares-Wienecke. 81.
High averases-Wienecke, 106; Hggs,
100; King, %.
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Girls.

High team games-Duhey sos;
Mooers'. 499.
High team sets-Mooers'. 1.419: Du-
High Individual sames-Nussear, 141;
Sanders 1873.
High individual sets-wilson. 335: Nus
scar 324.
High strikes-Dick. Is: Nussear. IL; Will
son. IL.
High spares-wflson. 69 Thompson. So.
High averages-Thompson o6-13: VIII
Saunders, 92-19.
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LADIES. INDEPENDENT LEAGUE.

High individual eames-M McDermott.
100; NJ Fox. $50.
High. individual set-A. Thrift, 397;
NJ. Wilson. 3S4
High team same-Mario-K Kidweil Sen
ators. $40: Happy Five. $50.
High team set-Vincent's Beauty Shop,
1895: Dicks Grill, 1882.
High spares-A. Daut. 125: NJ Esten,
High averages-M. Lynn, 1888: N.
Herring, 1O7-31; N. Esten. 1854: v. CAL
vasno, 1O4-1: A. Daut, 1O3-53.
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W. P. A. LEAGUE.

High team sets-statistics. 1,722; Sup
ply. 1852.
High team games-statistics. 625:
High averases-Crombie. 112-46;
Snyder 109-i0.
High individual spares-Crombie. 11s;
Holmes. 115.
High set-Holmes. 400: Snyder. 3ss.
High strikes-Juliano. 80; Plack L
High team games-Holmes, 100: Plack
1853.
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ACACIA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE.

High tean games-Roberts', SOL; Mont
gomery's, 5S2.
High team sets-Montgor.ery's, 1887;
Roberts. 1923.
High individual sames-c. Freeman.
161: L. Lewis, 1877.
High individual sets-L Lewis, AIS;
w. Beall 3S6.
High strikes-H Lewis, 35: L. Lewis, 80.
High spares-Freeman 141; Beall, 121.
High averases-H. Lewis, 115-1; Free
man. 1882; Beall 110-52; L. Lewis.
1903: Gill. 107-27.
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Totals 21 ID 81 Totals 26 z IS
Score at haf-31 to 80 IVA. state).