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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-03-08
COMO TEMPLE 10Th ANNI-
VERSARY DINNER
MARCH II

Como Temple No. 1913, I. B. P. o.
E. W., will hold its goth anniver-
sary dinner at temple home, 58S
Rondo street, on st. Patrick's Day,
March II. Dinner will be so cents.
The public is cordially invited
advt.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-03-08

"Children Endowments payable
at age 49," Theodore Allen licensed
agent, North American Life & Cas-
ualty Co., Dale 3357.-advt.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-03-08
Social and Persona
Q ST. PAUL O
By ESTYR L. BRADLEY
693 Carroll Avenue-Dale 9612

And So John Pattons telling this Tuesday
night about award the po of go the
rang answered the phone voice d Mr
the pot of gold tonight And then they tell that
church Sunday night and when they the COL
Evening star., 1940-01-21
7o Need of Another Jones Bring Crowds Back National Journeys
Pin Army Lines Up as Dimes
Parade Against Paralysis;
Three Maple Shows On

Seeking the head pin and Q plague
is the double purpose Of Washing
ton bowlers these days as they give
hand to The Evening Star and N.
B. G. Mile O. Dimes campaign for the
Infantile Paralysis Fund.
Contributions from bovlers have
reached tidy sum and this week
the bowling fraternity promises to
give the fund another substantial
boost.
Arbaugh Takes Lead.
Hugh Arbaugh Of Silver Spring
took the initiative among bowling
promoters In facilitating the collec-
ton Of dimes and his league rollers
all last week "dimed" 100 per cent.
The Bowl Of Dimes" at the Lucky
Strike is the unique way Supt. Bill
Wood is calling attention to the
drive.
Northeast bowlers gave heartily
when Manager Ollie Pacini staged q
special match between Sam Del
Vecchio and Frank Carter, respec-
tive all-time and season record
holders in the Temple Minor
League.
Hugh Crawley, who never lets
his Mount Rainier maple plant lag
in q worthy cause. Is Watching the
dimes string out as though it was
q fascinating game.
Frank Furman, young proprietor
of the Petworth alley. will turn over
all the receipts from its second floor
next Saturday night, not even de-
ducting pinboy money.
Three Maple Shows on Tap.
Duckpin fans will have their pick
of three attractions tonight. A
team, doubles and singles match is
carded at 7::30 for the Lucky Strike
between Gene Rainey's Hagerstown
quint and Lucky Strikes District
League team.
Out at Bethesda the annual battle
between the leading bowlers and
old-timers of Montgomery and
Prince Georges Counties will get
under way at 7.
At the Queen Pin the pace-setting
Rosslyn team of the District League
will meet the Shaffer Flower Shop
All-Stars in teams, doubles and
singles at 7:30.
While the Bethesda All-Stars of
Frank Riley. Jack Perrell. Bob
Miller Bob Miciotto and Ray Parks
will strive to square last years de-
Evening star., 1940-01-21
Silver Spring Center
Listing Activities
Al Two Schools

A general meeting of all men and
women in the Silver Spring, Md,
area interested in participating in
the program of the Community
Center will be held Thursday at
8 pm. in the Montgomery Blair
High School when a schedule of
activities will be arranged.
Crescent j. Bride of Montgomery
Blair was named to take charge
of activities at his school and E.
F.. Quinn will assume command at
the Takoma- Silver Spring Junior
High gymnasium. They will arrange
for other instructors to direct activ-
tiles on the various nights.
It was reported that Park Com
missioner Lacy Shaw has agreed to
have the baseball diamond in the
rear of Montgomery-Blair placed
In condition by May l.
Letters will be sent to all organi-
zations in Silver Spring inviting
them to participate.
Members of the committee are
William F. Carlin, chairman; Frank
B. Proctor and William B. Nc
Kenney.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
Gridder White Goinq
To Mat 10 Swell
Mile Of Dimes
Meets Ernie Dusek Here
Thursday in Feature
OF Turner Show

Tarzan White, tackle of the New
York Giants progrid team, will bid
for permanent headline recognition
Thursday night at Turner's Arena
when he meets Ernie Dusek in the
Commute limit feature bout on
the card to be run in conjunction
with the Star-N. B. c. Mile-o'-
Dimes campaign.
It will be Whites fourth straight
visit to the arena where the erst-
while Alabama All-America star has
moved down three opponents.
A teammate of Tuffy Leemans
all-pro league back, White defeated
Chief White Feather in his local
debut, with Leemans as his second
Next followed a victory over Rudy
Dusek and last Thursday Tarzan
won from Ralph Garibaldi.
In the three weeks he has wrestled
here. White has won popularity as
attested by the cheering for him
when he put down Garibaldi with
a flying block and body press last
week. #
Dusek, however, continued his
reign of terror last week by trim
ming Joe Cox after a grueling 40
minute battle.
Promoter Turner, always anxious
to aid the needy, announces he will
arrange strong supporting cast
hoping to swell the Star-N. B. c.
Mile-o'- o'-Dimes fund in the fight
against infantile paralysis.
Evening star., 1940-01-21

feat by the Hyattsville Au-stars no
less interesting probably will be the
clash between the Old Boys Of the
two bowling communities. The in
vadins All-stars will be Howard
Richie, Wally Burton, Johnny
Wood, Kenneth Fowler and Harry
HilliArd.
Astof Clarke Laid Up.
To match the strength Of Brother
Henry's Old Boys, who include Maj
Frank Chase, George Arnold, Watt.
Estabrook, George Broadhurst and
Frank Holt, Oscar Hiser. the Hyatts.
vile leader, Is bringing along John
Joy, Charley Souder, Charley Ross
and Maj. Lusby.
Rosslyn will be without the serv.
ices of Astor Clarke due to An eal
operation. The Nations No.
duckpinner expects to be back ir
action before the week is over.
Two season records were smashed
In the Civic Clubs League as Will
liam Pattison of Kiwanis No.
team shot l55-4l7.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
Old Favorites Blend
With New Faces in
Fistic Offering
ColoneIlo and Alfono.
Heovyweiehts. Head
Program at Arena

New faces and old favorites have
been blended skillfully in the ring
program tomorrow night at Tur-
ner's Arena, with 1talo Colonello,
Italian heavyweight challenger,
trading punches with Mike Alfano
in the featured eight-round bout. A
generous portion of the gate re-
ceipts will be donated to the Mile
O. Dimes, sponsored by The Star
and N. B. c.
While unknown in Washington
both Colonello and Alfano have
regulations in the cauliflower in
dustry as willing workers. Alfano
is one of the better club fighters,
always a dangerous opponent. He
never has taken q backward step
in his ring career and certainly will
take none against his big opponent
tomorrow.
Mentioned Is Title Threat.
Colonello was mentioned promi-
nently as a threat to Joe Louis
supremacy couple of years ago
and still enjoys a high rating
among the big fellows. He is being
groomed for a summer campaign
which he hopes will lead to the
throne room. He will be featured
on an all-heavyweight card sched-
uled for Ebbett's Field, Brooklyn,
early in the outdoor season and If
he gets over this hurdle will be
sent against, top-ranking opponents.
Alfano doesn't figure to whip
Italo, but the latter's management
picked no soft touch when it signed
for the Jersey jolter. Colonello
needs work against increasingly
better opposition to reach his peak
and Alfano figures to give him all
the argument he can handle in
eight rounds. Alfano realizes his
only hope of winning is by a quick
knockout and plans to bring his
big guns into play at the outset of
the brawl. But Colonello has SINH
lar ideas and that means one should
be carried out Of the ring.
Supporting Card High Grade.
A good supporting card has been
arranged with joey Spangler and
Johnny Duca occupying the eight
round semiflnal spot. Spangler, who
dropped a close decision to Eddie
Finazzo last week. is angling for a
crack at Phil Furr and will get it if
he whips Duca.
Another Duca boy is on the card,
Mickey-youngest of three brothers
meeting Marcus Pitts in a return
bout. They staged whirlwind
battle at the arena several weeks
ago, Duca winning a close verdict,
and the encore should be better.
Huner Crostic boxes Jimmy Burns
in a four-rounder and Bogeyman
Coleman meets Hitoshi Tanaka in
the curtain-raiser over a similar dis
lance.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
Golden GIovers Look
Eagerly 10 Weeks
Quarter-fina|s
Novices, Seniors Slated
For "a Contests at
Turner'S Wednesday

Heading into the quarter-nnal
round with anxious eyes glued on in
dividual championships. % young
sters will step into the ring at T,lr-
ner's Arena Wednesday night deter
mined to advance their claims to
Golden Gloves titles. The IA bouts
scheduled are evenly distributed
through the various weight classes
In both novice and senior ranks.
The week marks the initial tourna-
ment appearance of such favorites
as Nick Mancini, Roy Dunn, Ray
Lands and Bernie Morris. Their
presence indicates that the tourna-
ment has gone beyond the practice
firing phase and is entering more
serious stages of combat From now
on the bouts will be closer, harder
and possibly more exciting.
Mancini meets Frank McCaleb Of
Alexandria. Va, in one of the eve
ning's outstanding attractions. They
are battling for the right to meet
Billy Kekeris in the semifinals and
Mancini is the favorite. He defeated
Kekeris last summer at GrifIith Sta
dium and is anxious to try his BOOM
ing right on the Greek lads mid
section again.
Noviees.
11s-pound class-CliY Rhodes (st.
Mary's vs.. Paul Coakley Pete's A. c.:
Gn,er fpnSic. Sroy Snr I'm Mesrick ri VS.. Joe Morgan
12e-poYnd cl.ssL-Harry Kelley, tP. B.
G. No. 1Ol vs.. Dick Tracy (unattachedl:
Bernie cady tunattaehedl vs.. Benny Frady
tPete'sl; Hilton Rudd mo. 10) vs. John
(colmar-Manor> VS.. Billy coakiey iPete's1.
l35-pound class-Ray Lands (unat-
tached) vs. Ray Bernard tMerrickp: AL
Sauer tMerrick Us. Lewis BURGESS fPete's);
Joe sullivan tMerrick) VS.. Bill Purdy mo.
81: Tommy Johns tSt Mary's) VS.. Willie
Hartnett mo. 81.
Seniors.
135-pound class-Milton German mo.
81 VS.. Bernie Morris tGeorgetown B. CO.
14I,pound class-Jim Perrow National
Guard VS.. Billy De Zerne mo. 10); Nick
Maneini tPete's A. c. VS.. Frank Mccaleb
16O-pound class-Roy Dunn tNational
Guard vs. Johnny Rogers tunattached).
Evening star., 1940-01-21
Washington CapitoIs
Make Home Debut
In Roller Hockey

Roller hockey, cousin Of ice hockey
will be on view this afternoon ut
the Capitol Casino rink, 40 Della
ware avenue s.W.. when the Wash
ington Capitols make their Eastern
Roller Hockey Association home de-
but against the Reading, Pa,
Brewers.
Ice hockey rules are the back
bone Of roller hockey regulations,
but only one blue line is used and
that is at the center Of the rink
There are also variations in the on
side rules calculated to speed up the
game and eliminate much whistle
blowing.
Washington has absorbed two
defeats in out-of town contests, but
is confident Of clicking In its local
opener.
Evening star., 1940-01-21

swing. The club may only be
grounded lightly, and not pressed
on the ground"
This rule also covers play from
under trees or bushes. Your
caddie or partner may not hold
back that twig or branch which
keeps you from a clear swipe at
the ball.
A practice swing may be taken
any place on the courses provided
the player does not % remove
irregularities of surface; ca move
or bend fixed or growing objects,
which means grass; 60 bend or
smooth down the grass, or % in
q hazard, shall not touch the
ground with his club. '
Evening star., 1940-01-21
Cox Postes Up Rules
For Golf Players

Always jump ahead of the other
fellow, Witty Cox. Congressional
pro, has printed in the club bulletin
a set of links rules which he asks
the club members to read during
the winter. Here they are:
No more slow playing, see that
all my divots are replaced, smooth
out footprints in sand traps, stop
blaming everything on my caddy,
no more club throwing, stop COM
planning about the hard luck I'm
having. 1t annoys other players and
no one else cares; stop counting my
score on the greens, stop practicing
on the course.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
U.S.G.A. Spends 100000
on Green Section

BY the Associated Press.
Member clubs of the United States
Golf Association which are curious
about what happens to their $50
annual dues may be interested In
the following figures: Since 1927
U. S. G. A. dues have amounted
to $343,445. OF that sum better
than 81 per cent. or s313,312.31, have
gone out in disbursements for the
green section, which gets virtually
no publicity, but has contributed
vitally in making the game more
pleasant and the care and upkeep Of
courses less expensive.
Evening star., 1940-01-21

Ever heard of the phrase,
Take another practice swing and
you'll have a perfect lie"? Is
one of those sarcastic items
intended to slay the rough
mauler. He's the fellow who
finds his golf ball In the rough
and then proceeds to level the
hay around his sphere with a
series of vigorous practice swings.
Before you know it he has per-
feet lie. But he cannot do it
legally. Rule Is says:
Before striking at a ball in
play, a player shall not improve
the position of his ball by mov-
ing, bending or breaking any
thing fixed or growing, except so
far as is necessary to enable him
fairly to take his stance or in
making his backward or forward
Evening star., 1940-01-21
Recreation CoI|egiutes
Crush Rho Delta Rho

Paced by the 20 points registered
BY Sidat-Singh. former Syracuse
athlete, Recreation Collegiates de-
feated Rho Delta Rho, 59-42, yes
terday in a basket ball game at
Banneker Recreation Center.
The Collegiates will face the
Arhbach five, A. A. U. champions
OF New York, Friday at Banneker.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
SOIL CONSERVATION LEAGUE.

High team sets-Fiscal 1850; Drafting,
1863
High team games-Drafting, 800; Car
tographic No. >. 5S6.
High individual sets--Marshall 1856; J.
Cesper 37s.
High individual games-Ronning. 161;
Posey 1853: Nagle, l52
High individual averaees-Wrieht. Ill
8: G. Caspar. 109-23; j. Casrar, 1868.
High strikes-Spann, 2s RonninE. 20;
Campbell. 25
High spares-Kozee and J. caspar, 90:
Marshall and Leach. 81.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
SILVER SPRING FRIENDSHIP.

High team games-Dome Oil. 647: VII
lis Builders; ,636 4; & w. No. u. 62s:
High team sets-A. & w No. 1. 1.793:
President Valet. 1884: Wakefield Dairy,
1.1S3
High Observation-Disclosures (wakefield),
117-13: Hiebie tSherer's). 115-4S: Hutch
ison CWakefield). 1854.
High spares-Mellington fWakefeldl
1877; J. Stewart (stewartl. 1852; Higbie
(sherer's). ~: ,,yr 4 Cyr [WSlilis,;, }45 10 -.
ton (Sherer's), 81; Hutchison (Wakeneld),
SO.
Hish individual sets-Miller "a. h w. No.
~. 400: N Wootton (Sherer's). 4o5; A..
A. Cyr willis. 4O3.
High individual games-Masceri tPresi-
Mellinpton (Wakefield). 164.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

High team sets-Shepherd Park Restau-
rant 1887; Grotto Grill, 1.s4q.
High team pames-Grotto Grill. 675;
Silver Spring Market. 662
High averages--Strickler tGrotto Griln
120-1O; Wolstenholme IS. S. MakeD, 49,
3S: Parsons Is S Market. 1913.
High strikes-Viers tStewart Bros). AZ:
De Mast tNorthwood Park, Al.
High spares-Parsons IS. S Market.
113: Deffinbcugh tF. c. Keys, 1856.
High Individual sets-Deffnbauch tE. c.
Keys. 41s; Strickler tGrotto Grill, Ala.
High individual games-Wolstenho
g. s. Market. IT'S: Douglass tGalliher
Il Hu9uely). 16e.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
METHODIST CHURCH LEAGUE.

Hish averases-Russell Emory -. IL:
HiSh individual rame-watson trran-
els Asbury u. 100.
Hieh individual set-watson Francis
ASbury -. 43s
Hish team eame-Emory ]. 632.
Hieh team set-Rhode Island Avenue
HiGh strikes-Hess North Carolina
Avenue, 90: veach (Mt. Vernon p, 26.
Hish spare"E. Newcomer Rhode
Island Avenue -. 1872; Russell emory
ID. 1872.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
W. p. A. LEAGUE.

High averaeeS-EvanS, 107-29; Stromme.
1911: Hogan 1O6.20: Bolton, 96-29.
High flat Rame-HigGins, o..
High team Eanes-Stetistics. 500; Files,
High team sets-statistics. 1883; Piles.
,401.
High strikes-Hie gins, 20: stromme, 20;
Belton. H. Heine. 10; RousseAux. 10,
Hisb games-Evans. 1873; Nutter, 126.
High sets-Evans, $50; Bolton. 3l7;
Heine. 316
Hish spares-Evans. "a: stromne. SO:
Higgins, ~; Kosoy. 10; Delton. IS.
Evening star., 1940-01-21

SHOOTS AT RECORD-With his credit in the
Rossyn Independent League, Frank Mchou has only three
to roll to establish metropolitan Washington
With of l29 he's the runnerup Astor Clarke for
the league championship Tonight he'll be in the Shafer
Flower Shop lineup when this crack Southeast combination
clashes with the leading Ron of the Mems District
League special match at the Queen PinStar Staff Photo
Evening star., 1940-01-21
SILVER SPRING CA. AVE. LEAGUE.

High team game-Colesville Service
65O Mascetti's Shoe Repair, 646: National
Electric Machine. 63S.
High team sets~,;Silyer Spring Overs,
Hish averages-o. Green .fsilver Spring
Dyers), 1864; K Schroeder Morning
side): 115-47; Reds Miller (Franklin),
High spares-o. Green (silver spring
Dyersl. 176; Miller Franklin). 1872: Drott
(Franklin). $50.
High strikes-K. >schroyer Morning
ford Farrans). 35: Lundy h Hendricks,
High individual sets-O. Green tSilver
Spring Dyers). 421; L. Hendrick (Willis),
412; w. Arnold tBerRmann's), 40.
High individual Games-L Hendrtck
l7O: Leer (Mascettfs). 1853.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
SANITARY GROCERY LEAGUE.

High team eame-Green Bag Coffee,
664: Sanitary Office. 645.
High gsme-sanitary Ohce. 645.
High team set-sanitary Meats. 1,777;
High individual same-w. C.. Cartel
Sanitary Meats, 2lo Tom Bradford
(Sanitary Meats. 434; M. Tallant (Sani-
tary Ofice). 422.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
PETWORTH LEAGUE.
- - - - = -
In dividual Record,

Hish team set-Little Tavern. 1902
Hish team same-Double Flavor, 661.
Hieh individual fame-Nocera 179.
High individual set-Nocera, Ala.
Hight strikes-Payne. 36
High spares-De Fino. $50.
High average-De Fino, 119.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
DIVISION OF DISBURSEMENT.

High team game-State Disbursing. 6ll.
High team set-State Disbursinc. 1.63B.
High individual game-Brousseau 149.
High individual set-Brousseau, 1913.
High strikes-Brousseau. "a.
High srares-Poore Ill.
High game for week-Olson. 1874.
Blind bogey-Da yton 2SI.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
INSURANCE LEAGUE,

Hish team eame-Great American. 617.
High team set-Aetna. LIE.
phrey 100
High individual set-Hurd. 421.
High averages-Schanert, 1875: Hurd.
1859
Evening star., 1940-01-21
WASHINGTON CATHOLIC LEAGUE.
Section r.

s;s'is 8; s.,!iss: Hse:' i 9; f.sssyt 81 VI; 3
St uss Rs,eTs lssn1 q 4 St Martins IS
Hlsh team ssme@sscred Heart. 500.
High Individual set-Dunnigan (st. An
Hish Individual same-Harrinston (our
tsi, AIsS ssstFikss-wSiillcoxon ssstF est. An
Hss s ass ss1s. a:sr ~ j.
Section F.
4 js$:: H:;:sa;: 8 + ss:;!;
s. uI:S SfS;Is.1 ill., ~ %a;;: ;;$s f,9!s
HIsh team ssme@st: james 2: Ss$
si ink hh'fsi sd.ynidu.o III aosse s.s& n.esem.nn st.
mizzi Hsh lndiy,aas. Saaa. game. De.lem.nn
H5:h H:R Ell ks' g. S. Ms4;: Ma!y: g. g. g.
Section G.
g.. g. 3s:sDh:s s:sDhs 2 g e Holy MAN. Name 4 4
g. Fsss4. Rsa!a'i e e g. g. 3SssPhs 5Sssphs 1s s 1s
HsS I team ssm,Ss.: JossDh,s |: s1s:s.
tSi th1tv duHai ua "'ei"ee-oen1ei \oI'
III Ml.h ri tnd!S|sasi Us .et-McDermott 'st.
HiFh indiyiduai same-Aauilino tst.
High strikes-B. Curtin tst. Joseph's
High hat s.memhacea sS0'y tss' Se; Josephs pn
Section n. \
St. pominic's 80 81 Is Is St. Joseph. . y y 4 4
st. H!e afe0as tesm .et2st s rransis d. Sales ss
Hish team same-st. Francis d. Sales,
@s p4,ns}s as',,sus de .,..
rrin:, j, Ind,yisH. a,is.Y * ssHove'k'ns est
rrsRs: ash 5SdS'ss; il ssiss; ~ 'st
Hish striKss~Hovey-Kins tst. Francis
HIsh , ,spss5sss-Hovey King tst Francis
OK Hsh ST.. fat 81 s.%ssJGnes tst Jo'eDhs o.
section I.
=: i: H::s: H:;s: a.; A;;9;ss.
o. High s2'eea team setIst. Joseuh's. 1907.
Hish team game~st. Marss i, 5a5;
,sl High indiyidual 10 ,ayerase-R. Riordan
(St. Mafy'S u. 1US-ll.
High indiyidual set-R. Riordan (st.
High individual game. Dieselmann
,eii Hiah h strike.--w. ;robin tst. Mary's y.
~ High y 'Dare'-r. Dieselm.nn tst. M.ry's
:,oi.sS zis5 .. nss q '.ms-w. cre'esn'i est.
Section J.
st. Joseph's 2 so Is st. Martins i9 23
| st. FIR. dc 8. 81 IL et. Peters II 10
g. PS. Pss.i,, & Il E. }sssph.s Sss' l 1874
High team set-st. Francis de Sales
High team set-St. Francis de Sales.
| High individual average-McCarthy
Hieh indiyidYai, sst-Mascetti tst.
p.1a High indiyidual same-Kinker tss'
High strikes-Mecarthy ct. Joseph's ~.
High spsres-cassar ut. Joseph's ~.
High Aas sams-sastain tgt. Dontaass
~, o..
Evening star., 1940-01-21
TAKOMA ASSOCIATION.

w L. w l.
Y'ngbld's H. a. ~ Americans 81 "a
Dome o. Co. 33 81 TAX Mot 90 "a
TAX. Bill'rds 81 90 HIGHS l. c. 10 35
TAX. F. H 81 90 Stevens Dec. Is 30
High individual eame-Q Skinner
fAmericans) 1865.
High individual sew. Park (stevens
Decoratinr) 402
High team eame-Younsblood's Hard
ware. 662
High team set-Younsblood's Hard
ware. 1,Ta1
High strikes-J Burger (Takoma Fu-
neral Home). 80.
High spares-J Burger (Takoma Fu-
neral Home>. 161.
High AVERAGE Dutch" Sherbahn
(Youngblood's Hardware. 119-16
Evening star., 1940-01-21
NAVY YARD LEAGUE.
0AaaAiAA~
Records.

High individual eames-Jenkins west
No. 81 ia: Neweent Miscellaneous. No
Rishter a NJ: No. q. le5.
HiEh individual sets-Smtth tTor. r.
No: q. 4s7; Wtts west: No. -. All;
High team eames-Tool. No. !. $40; p.
& A., No. /. 62e: D. NJ. No. /, 623.
High team sets-Progress l.791; r. b
High averases-1eavers iTool No. ~.
1929 t42); Burdette %. NJ. No. u.
129-I9 t4sl; Nicholson II. 4 A.. No. ~.
Hish strikes-Milewiski West, No. ~.
81: Wits west, No. -. 81.
High spares-Deavers CTool NO. ~.
tfrogressy. iee.
High hat same-Bersstrom Inspec-
tion). %.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
VETERANS ADMrN1sTRATIoN-LADIEs.

Dicks. 1913.
High spAres-Sheetg. ~.
High stfikes-Hennerich, II.
10 Hish Averages.
Sheets Control Accounts). ee-9: Kart.
xinel Dependant ClAims). o7-20: Nor6an
tveterans' Claims). 96-1s: Miller (Con.
structionl; 9o-1b: Murray tetenoefapb.
Cisims). es-3: KliT. lActuariaD. 1856;
Dicks 0nsu1ancel, e1.32; Brown tlnsuf.
sn3. snss .casinO' sl-s: ksii' tsssnesfsShsrO'
Evening star., 1940-01-21

High game-Follow Ne. 613.
High team set-John Lyons. ! 654.
High individual game-Goodheart 163.
Hieh set-Goodheart. 379.
High spares-Dixon, 81.
High strikes-Musselman. %
High NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100; Ferno.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
WASHINGTON LADIES LEAGUE.

Hish team sst-s sHsmrocSs. 1864.
moaaa' niEh iEnSividua' sams-Earri' Cd
Hish individual sst-0ulli tH oees).
RHish spars,-ouln frl oes.,. 11a
Hish strikes-Bsiiey (ahsmroeka1. go.
Hteh ayefaees-0ulli IN Oess). 1883;
Bailey (sAanIeckal, lQa.S
Evening star., 1940-01-21
ARLINGTON FARM LEAGUE
TREASURY DEPARTMENT LEAGUE.

High team eames-Treasurer, 664; Pro-
curement, 651
High team sets-Treasurer. 1,e25; Pro-
curement. 1.744@
-, Hilh individual sames-Reeley, 1853:
Bloyer. 1871.
=. High individual sets-Morrison. Ais
Morris. 413.
High averages-Morrison. 1914; Fisher
Hsh strikes-Fisher. 30: Morrison, 60
Hith spares-Morrison 11e: Fisher. 1l2
Evening star., 1940-01-21
q. S. MARITIME COMMISSION.

Hith average-Boylan. rs
Hieh individual set-Boylan. 430.
Hish team game-Ensineers. 595.
Hish team set-M. q r.. 1878.
Hi1h spareS-Boylan. 1873
High strikes-Milliken. 20.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
BROOKLAND MERCHANTS LEAGUE.

High averages-Gartell (Albert Baker,.
121-44; Crown tBrookiand Hardware),
High spares-crown (Brookland Hard
were). 173; Mooney De Perini Del), 1854.
High strikes-Crown tBrookland Hard
Hieh individual games-Gartreli ALBERT
Bakery, TT; Mooney tDe Perini Dell. 173
High Individual sets-Crown tBrookland
Hardware. 445; Gartrell ALBERT Baker,.
442.
High team eames-Baldwin Bakery. 656:
Brookland Shoe Shop, $40.
High team sets-Baldwin Bakery, 1901;
M. p. M Market. j. 300.
High sets for week-Schaffert. 374;
AscoSi ,373: Morrison. 367; Kleisath, 1855.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
LADIES' RANKERs' LEAGUE.
ODD FELLoWs LEAGUE,

Hieh team set-Frtendshtp. 1.7ce.
High team game-Golden Rule 500.
Hish individual set-Steele,. 43e.
High strikes-P. Ellett. 81.
High sparee-Hatten. 107.
HiSh averAee-H. Hodges, 1lb.1O.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
ACACIA LEAGUE.

Kacys. 673.
Hish team sets-Montsomery's 1887;
Heitmuller'l 1874.
Hieh individual games-c. Freeman,
49, L. tewis. 1877.
High individual sets-L Laws. ais: W.
Beall 360.
High strikes-H. Lewis. 80; L. Lewis. 96
90.
High averases-H. Lewis 11B.S: Free.
man. 112.41; Heall. 112; L. Lewis. Hills;
Gill. 1O7.31.