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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
And He Has Handicaps, Too

Starring in and out Foxx has been doing pretty
well for player chronic pair of banged up
hoping he continues have good
player.
Among the younger stars Williams port-side
swinger the likely the distance hitting
department His against Johnny Corsica Tuesday
Teds of the the first full he had played
in having injured Spring training Florida Williams
Ibagged % homers last and 81 the before.
And when it stars of long standing Joe Cronn the
the Red pretty fine record
shorsopper. In Cronn picked by poll
the best short in the
League. Pie Traynor Mickey Cochane the
only players make the ASar many times
Basebars biggest investment tom Yawkey Clark Crit
fifth $250000 for HIM Cronn will down history pretty
good buy back 1887 moved third
the oued Cronin still pretty fair shortstop Besides that
he's good manager-good enough that he the
the Shannon Bowl inspired leadership
a award made by Boston baseball writers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Don't Forget OF Double X

quartet boosted the Tiger first saCkers total
that of Joe Daggo While Jimmy Foxx hasn't
swung there much doubt that the slug
gng will be in there whackng away with Rudy
and Joe for top honors in the fence busting circle
banged Sc homes last three than York
DMaggio traed with 81 Greenberg the leader with Al
While Greenberg three years oad S. is not considered
likely that atme high of 90 will be eXcelednot
very soon, at least
While earlier years in his big league Foxx occa
sions did worthwhile jobs catcher 1t seemed more natural
big genial Red first base post he left
last 60 behind the bat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
No More Problem
Croucher's Play and Hitting Point to His Success
(After 2 Years on Bench) as Tiger Shortstop
BY EDGAR HAYES

Several weeks before the 1911
season opened, frankie Croucher
suggested to the Tiger manage
ment he might be sent to Buffalo
or Beaumont where he could
play every day The Tiger
moguls thought that might be
a good idea, but Connie Mack
and Joe Cronin said no when
waivers were asked so frankie
reconciled himself tC another
season Of riding the bench.
But today he is getting regu-
lar work, not with Beaumont
nor Buffalo, but as shortstop
for the Tigers. And if nc con-
tinues his brilliant play of the
past few days he may easily
become a fixture at that spot.
Three hits yesterday attest TO
his prowess at the plate.
frankie long has been a prob
lem to the Tigers. They never
doubted he was good ball
player. In the minors he would
go like the proverbial house
afire. but when given his chance
in the majors he always fell
short Of expectations. The De-
troit management knew he
might be a sensation if he was
with a second division club, but
that he lacked confidence to
play in the big top.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Rigney Won't Be
Called for Month

CHICAGO, May 1. - QNS)-
John D. Rigney. ace Chicago White
Sox pitcher who was expected TO
be drafted into the army early this
month, may not be called for at
least another 30 days. it developed
today. Although the hurler has
been classified as la. subject 10
immediate call. it was revealed
his board may not receive a quota
of men for May as a result of a
reduction in estimates for the
month. The June call. however,
will be correspondingly heavier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

London, Ont, for the high singles
score of the day.
Edward Baker and Ralph Wat
son of Toledo, O.. headed the
doubles list with 1858. Watson's
23S-225-247 for 10 brought him
the high individual score of the
day.
La Rue clicked with games of
2l6. 25S and 209. while Ellis tied
his 6S3 tally with 246-236-201.
Highland No. l and No. 2 teams
we're unable to reach prize terri
tory, totaling 2547 and 2635. re-
spectively.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
He Started as Pro at Is

in Los Angeles Doer still lives in the Southern Cali
metropolis He barely 10 of when 1884
after finishing high school, reported to Oscar Witt then manager
of the Hollywood club of the Pacific Coast League Though he
played high school, second by Witt
At 49, the Boston fash playing second base regularly
He feded sensationay from the start but
year adjust his batting eye big league pitching
got his eye, 1888 he hit .289 He followed this
up with 1913 While his average dropped
his impressive last With SO extra base
hits % OF them homers, Doerr batted in 105
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
BY NJ. F. DRUKENBRoD

AL Watrous is a firm believer
in a good beginning for a golf
swing.
He goes even further back
than what he aptly refers to as
the "take-off" of the swing. He
gives much attention to the pre-
liminaries the routine which
leads up to the swing.
Included are the actions or
motions a golfer employs as he
approaches the ball and takes
his position. They must be
orderly.
The Oakland Hills professional
stresses this feature in his own
game, which Is quite a recom-
menda 4. as well as in instruct
ing others.
mo swing n sounder than its
initial stages" he says. "sure,
a golfer must apply punch at
impact and 20 through the ball
after contact. Those are details
which help TO generate power.
But" and here's where he
makes his biggest point. "d .
golfer gets good start. the rest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

fumbled a grounder. All his
errors have been on bad throws.
But Del Baker knows he can
throw and will quickly get over
the habit of throwing too fast,
which causes his wild heaves.
When he settles down, frankie
should be one Of the top-notch
ShortStoDS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Detroiter Rolls
683 in Abe
Intenationai New. service wire

ST. PAUL, Mimi, May ALI
events honors in the American
Congress tournament yes
terday went to William La Rue of
Detroit with a total of 1912 on
scores of SD. 657 and 6S3. His
6S3 was tied with Ben Ellis of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
FROM FAMOUS STABLE

"PORTER'S CAP will win. He
has taken most everything in
sight, Is from the stables which
produced Seabiscuit. VI o an d
and Kayak II. and burned up
the track working out with four
pounds more than his Derby inn
post"
Our BOOTS is a quiet one.
but he's ready under the hand
OF the seasons top jockey. Conn
McCreary, 10 get rowdy and
win"
LITTLE BEANS Is the horse
with n misleading name, for he's
big a. all outdoors and, with
Don Meade handling him, he'll
repay those who talk about him
AS a platter and pay handsomely
as victor"
BLUE PAIR showed he was
fCnotfonad on DaUQ Any
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

for clubs in the cxasand Coast leagues Bohbs boy
hood idol nspra Doerr l60-acie timber ranch
Rogue River Northern California, where he spends ms
Winters hunting and fishing.
With his hitting yesterday day Of clubbing IN which
doubles York dispeled thoughts that
the big himself with the willow From now on
Tigers look for brutal budgeoning by
Cherokee with the departure of Hank Greenbrg the
outstanding contender for home honors
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Derby Opinions
Range Far, Wide
Louisville r e e k S
With Dope, Good
and Otherwise
BY CLYDE l.. REECE

lnttrnauOoM news service Sports Nnter
LOUISVILLE. Ky, May l.
Throwing care to the winds, the
usual batch of forecasters clus-
tered in the Blue Grass today got
down 10 the serious business of
picking the winner in Saturdays
Kentucky Derby.
1t has been done before-it's an
annual habit. IN faet-and there's
no harm in setting down some Of
the opinions heard around town.
SO here they are. the various low
downs of the experts and other
wise. as broadcast in and about
Louisville as the advance band OF
began marking time
until the big race.
''sVHIRLAWAY will win be-
cause he IL the fastest horse In
the race II jockey Eddie Arcaro
can hold him in the pack around
the turns TO keep him from
bearing out"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Youngest Regular in Coast Loop

IA Robert Peshing played for Los Angeles American
Legion club which and regional championships
youngest boy play regularly in the Pacific
League He secuted personally by Eddie Collins OF
club which paid fancy price for the
is mostly of German stock with little English the
side his father Harold Doe older brother was catcher
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

(Note-This 10 the second Of
the series-Tips From Your
Golf Pro - Oritten by NJ. F.
brotherhood of the Times sports
staff following interviews Nth
leading state and district pro-
fessionoIs.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Home Run Hitters
BY international News service

BY International News service
Walker, MedWiek. Dodgers: Z. Me-
t-uruItrE, hrrfS- fuTts. -ftErrSs- Nruth-rtys
keiiner aud Heath. Indians Mccoy.
Athletics. Mike. Cardinals. Noung, Giants;
Elliott. Pirates: Seikirk and Gordon
Yankees.
Leaders-t anilli. Dodgers. &. = Nc
orniiek. Reds, S. Nicholson, tubs, s.;
DtMaEgio, Yankee. >.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
STAYED-HOPED

But you don't cut players like
frankie without getting some
thing for him. So frankie
STAYED on with the club and
now it looks as if he has made
the grade.
He has erred n few times
since taking Dick Bartelfs
place, but not once has he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
HIT FOR BO-BO


After having done Newsom more
or less dirt, Involuntary of course,
the pitchers Tiger teammates
went to bat for their buddy in a
big way, rapping out grand total
of Is safeties in a grand attack on
four Boston fingers.
Among the hits were home run
and two two-baggers off Rudy
York's wicked willow. The homer,
the big Cherokee's fourth of the
season, was driven far into the
lower deck of the left-center
stands, more than 400 feet from
home plate.
With York leading the pace.
every Tiger but the pitchers. got
at least one hit. Besides York three
other Tigers totaled three hits
each-F'rankie Croucher. Bruce
Campbell and Birdie Tebbetts.
Dominic DiMaggio totaled as many
for the Red Sox.
BENTON TAKES OVER
When Newsom retired at the
end of the eighth inning, he was
replaced by Floyd Giebell, who
made his first appearance of the
season on the mound at Briggs
Stadium. The 1871 Giebell debut
was not suspicious and after four
of the five batters who faced him
hit safely. Fireman Al Benton, the
old reliable, was rushed to the
rescue and put out the fire.
I Charley Wagner, who started for
the Red Sox. lasted but one inning,
the Tigers in that short period
accommodating five hits and five
runs. Tom Judd replaced Wagner
and hurled two innings. Among the
hits off Judd was York's four-base
clout. Herb Hash and Tex Hugh
son were other Boston fingers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Tiger Bats Finally Boom
And BO-BO Beats Boston
Gets His First Win
Over Red Sox
in 2 Years
BY LEO MACDONELL

Buck Newsom today had hung
up his first victory over the Red
Sox in two years. The Tigers big
ace last Sc son
whipped every club but Boston.
He never finished against Joe
Cronin's clan.
So. Newsom, saddened by three
defeats in as many starts in the
new 1941 season, was light-hearted
and gay once more as he viewed a
more interesting world to come.
He broke the JinX yesterday as
the Tigers walloped the Red Sox,
y to s. That il was a hitting
game in which Buck did not finish,
matters not to Newsom. Being a
team player, all that counts is that
the Tigers won the game, accord
ing to Buck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Fiqht Results

At Washington, d. C.-Steve Mamakos,
1855. Washington. deeisioned Ernie Nigh
l59, Newburgh, n. Y. uOb.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Bobby Doerr Of Red Sox
Gehrineer's Personal
Choice as Successor
BOBBY LEADING IN RUNS BATTED IN

Robert Perhng Doerrs spectacular stab of Barney McCoskys
grass fourth inning of yesterdays at Briggs
Stadium between the Tigers and Red Sox stamped the Boston
worthy Charley Gehrnger the best
second basman in the American League that Joe Gordon
has become first baseman.
For that matter Doerr the Tiger veterans personal
choice his for the when Gordon
cavorng keystone Doerrs play which npped
and asounded McCosky Gehrnger in the days when
Charley the real Gehnge master of them all In coopng
grounders around the middle of the diamond.
Young Doerrhes only 23 though starting his fourth
year regular the maors-ike Gehrnger managers
dream, hitter and fielder At the moment Doerr is leading
batted has otaed four homes which
puts such celebrities Rudy York and Gordon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Detroit'S First Ten
In A. B. &.

Goes Coils. Henry Ehrie eaFS
>troh's, Joseph Norris 29As
DE LuNe Die. Riss 7afPT Blues
ntchelob, Jack Heenan 1881
ikhardt A Becker. OrurEe Huimes
NineraIites. Herbert Mertens 2NN1
NPrnor's. Ted Reclaim 1887
Aliens Misfits. Clarence CIaypool 2s3a
Oriing Brothers, Ralph OlHark 1881
Grubaugh, Tom Thomas 1923
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

" IHHIHE TTTUUFI
ToDAY'S GAMES
Roston At DETROIT
Philadelphia AT Cleveland
Washington al ChicaEo.
New York Al su Louis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
5<lkS
= U by fsonlaedonsu
SPORTS EDITOR

His Brilliant Play Stamps
Him Best I'd Baseman
in American League
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

winning pitcher.
TOnAY's GAMES
Chicago at Boston
Cincinnati Al Brooklyn.
81 LOUIS a. Nsw York
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

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Evening star., 1941-04-16
Strdwser, Roudybush
Share Top LaureIs
In Pin Loop

Top honors in the Mems Lutheran
Church Bowling League were shared
by Strawser of Luther Place No.
with 142 and Roudybush of st
Matthew with 800. st. Paul No. ]
garnered high team counts with
COL and 1,746.
Christ Lutheran bowlers monopo-
lized the spotlight in the Bethesda.
Chevy Chase League as Bob AL
thaus featured scores of $50 ano
1889 with 155 and 1888. Mount Zion
Baptist pinmen stayed at the heels
of the leading Bethesda Presby-
terian in a close flag chase by 81
decision from Kensington Metho-
dist, winning the rubber game by
a lone maple.
Evening star., 1941-04-16
BY WALTER McCALLUM.

Congressional Country Club will
open its golf season with a two-day
affair over the coming week end,
a links festival that will include
an 18-hole medal play tourney, and
driving, pitching and putting con-
tests. The schedule was made pub
lie today by the club, and includes
a series of affairs running through
early November
Six major events are on the
schedule. These are the affairs for
the Presidents Cup, the Witty Cox
Cup, the House Golf and Greens
Committee Cups and the club cham
pionship. Here is the schedule:
April 10. 2O-Opening day tournament
gross and net JOURNEYS also driving. ap-
proachlng and putting contests; 26, 81
May 3. Blind boeey: 10, 11-ouali-
fying, spring handicap tourney in four
classes matches e be played May ~,
Msv s q fnd % Msy 30FaF or ns PTes
dents cup ii in four glasses.
June MIXED Scotch foursome event;
9 holes, half handicap; IS, 29-Two-ball
best-bali Sweepstakes. -
Point tourney; 6~Mixed Scotch four
s2.n M2sh Play asainst toFa par
nay IN four classes, full handicap.
Blind partners tourney; 1G@Mixed scotch
mttse se Journey, IN four classes, full handi-
cap %, 24-3; 4, 5 tournament: 30,
y, I4ETve.baIl. best:ban sTeepstakes;
and 2i--oualifying rounds for club
match play for club Championship, Sep
.sSf oetober II. IT, qsCTa fs@Tatam sNe CUP tourney,
full handicap; Is, 19-Sweepstakes: 25-
Trophy presentation: 25, 26-Match play
November l, 2, and 9-Turkey
touruam ents.
Little, Strafaci Visitors Here.
Two famed golfers, one the Ma
tional Open champion of the United
States, and the other one of the top
amateurs of the land, headed north
today after brief visits in the Ma
tional Capital.
w. Lawson Little. jr, National
Open king, was in town for a few
hours yesterday, appearing at a To-
cal department store. He did not
play golf But frankie Strafaci,
the Brooklyn, N. Y, youngster, run
ner-up for the North and South
amateur title last week, played at
Congressional with Witty Cox and,
using a borrowed set of clubs, scored
that par 70 course in 73 whacks
Quite a golfer is this little fellow
with the compact swing frankie
will enter the Army next Monday.
He volunteered for Army service in
place of his brother Patsy, whose
draft number was drawn. Among
Frankie's fine bits of golf was an
eagle scored on Congressionals
lengthy fifth hole. He reached the
green at this 485-yarder with a drive
and spoon shot, and trundled in a
25-footer for the eagle.
Lawson Little, the affable Open
champ. disclosed that he will go to
Fort Worth, Tex, about week in
advance of the Open championship
scheduled for June 5, 6 and 7. Law
Evening star., 1941-04-16
Lorraine GULL and Lucy Rose
Settle Duckpin Title Tonight

With Lorraine GULL of King Pin
leading Lucy Rose of Rosslyn by
one pin, for the championship of
the Ladies District League, one of
the keenest battles ever waged for
supremacy in the citys premier
woman duckpin circuit is expected
when the 1O-club loop ends its sea-
son tonight.
Miss GULL, whose average is 1905,
will see action at King Pin against
Arcadia, while Mrs. Rose will fire
at the Clarendon Bowling Center.
Also of intense interest will be
hectic title scrap in the Mems Dis
trict League between Hokie Smith
of Lucky Strike and Astor Clarke
Evening star., 1941-04-16

of Lafayette. Leading by 10 pins
with an average of 1919, Smith is
scheduled to roll at Penn Recreation,
while Clarke will fire at the Brook
land Recreation.
Other matches in the mems loop
are: Chevy Chase VS.. Georgetown
at Ice Palace; Hyattsville VS..
Clarendon at Hyattsville; Arcadia
VS.. Convention Hall at Arcadia, and
Rosslyn VS.. King Pin at Rosslyn.
Matches in both leagues start
at 7:30.
Pauline Ford shone with 337 as
the Doves, by virtue of a 30 win
from the Cyclones, clinched the
pennant in the Ice Palace Ladies'
Evening star., 1941-04-16
20 Years Ago
In The Stor

Olaf Erickson hurled an Shit
game as Washington took the
third contest of the Boston series,
IL. He shared honors with Sam
Rice and Pat Charity who hit
homers.
Paris seems a certain choice for
the site of the 1924 Olympics with
other bidders withdrawing. Los
Angeles wants the 1923 meet.
The Pirates announced the re-
lease of Shortstop Pie Traynor to
Birmingham of the Southern As
sociation. He reverts to the
Pirates at the end of the season.
Evening star., 1941-04-16
Z [HE 3 3 : #
BY PAUL J. MILLER.

A schedule change IN the District
chess championship advances final
round play at Hotel Parkside to Fri
day night, starting at 7:30.
Pairings will be District Champion
Ariel Mengarini VS.. A. S. Kuss-
man; Nathaniel Weyl VS.. 1t. R. S.
Cotton; Milton Paul VS.. Solomon
Adler. Departure of John o. Hoy
for Ohio, where he holds the title
of Northern Ohio champion, will give
Edmund Nash a point by forfeiture.
Visitors are welcome to attend the
final round without charge. w. K.
Wimsatt and c. w. Stark will ref
cree. Tourney awards may be made
Friday night.
In the sixth round at Capital City
Chess Club, Kussman defeated Paul,
Weyl drew with Adler, Mengarlnl
got a forfeit from Hoy and Cotton
beat Nash.
Standings:
Evening star., 1941-04-16
First Ladies' Day
Slated Friday

Another opening day" base
ball party is scheduled at Grif-
fifth Stadium this Friday when
the first ladies day of the season
Is held.
The New York Yankees again
will be the attraction and ladies
will be admitted for the Is cents
tax fee.' Following the Yankees
Friday and Saturday the Boston
Red Sox move into Griffith Sta
dium for three-day invasion.
Starting time for games is 3:15
on week days and 3 o'clock Satur-
days and Sundays.
Evening star., 1941-04-16
La ChoppeIIe Returns
To Wushinoton Mat

Maurice La Chappelle, French
rassler and a representative of the
clean, hero school of thought, re-
turns after a siX-month absence
from Washington for a supporting
role on tomorrows mat card at Tur-
ner's Arena.
His opponent will be Jim Austeri.
Heading the card is meeting be-
tween the Green Hornet and Milo
SteinbOrn
Evening star., 1941-04-16

Black wins again; SO, for the gam
bit we're scored 6 points as against
II losses, thus indicating that the
kings gambit against players of
equal ability is faux pas.
An excellent example OF how the
kings gambit may be solved when
local experts are pushing the pawns
is shown by this game between
Knapp, Divan champion. and Mug
ridge, Capital City Chess Club cham
Mon
Evening star., 1941-04-16
Congressional to Open Golf With 2Dy Festival This Week End

League by a game margin over the
Woodpeckers. Joan Bransford of
the runners-up turned in top single
of 125 in the windup. The league
will hold a handicap tournament
on the Chevy Chase drives tomor-
row morning starting at 10.
Evening star., 1941-04-16
78-HoIe Medal Tournament,
Driving, Pitching and Putting
Tests Included on Program
Little, Open King, and Strofoci Visit;
Roosevelt and Wilson Take Matches

son, of course, hopes to win again,
but he realizes the odds are tre-
mendously heavy against any man
winning the coveted crown two
years in a row.
The competition is pretty tough"
he laughed. But I feel that I am
playing well, and hope to be playing
we'll in the Open. The one thing I
want to avoid is reaching the peak
of playing condition too soon. If
I can train to hit that peak during
the championship I may do all
right. But I'm not one for making
predictions. You know only once in
the past II years has an Open
champion repeated. Ralph Guldahl
did it in 1887 and 1888, and who
knows? Lightning can strike twice"
Wilson, Roosevelt Win.
Two more schoolboy matches are
scheduled Friday, both involving
the two victors in matches yester-
day. Roosevelt overwhelmed the
Tech team at Bannockburn, VIM
ming all nine points, while Wilson.
defending champs, rode rough shod
over Anacostia at Army Navy, to
win 8 to l. The summary:
Roosevelt, 0; Tech. o.
Meyers (R.) defeated Curtin (T.ll. S and
4 Brownrigg tRD beat Dale CTD. and 4.
Best ball-Rooscevelt. T and 3.
wartoman lR0 beat Brown %. 3 ant and ?.
Best bsll-RooSeyelt, and 3. ..
Wannan (RD beat Lewis tTD, s and s.
Best ball-Roosevelt and 3.
wilson; 3; Anaeostia' l., a
al and BEyaTski = Best G Sshs Pianeaiy and g.
nrs5fIan K5snn M * Iss beat AaI G0Ssn fsY5 and pP
Best ball-Wilson, and 3.
Hopper (Wo beat ,.s Bauer az; 20 up;
Best ball-Wilson. 2 and l.
Ernie Garlem. former aide at
Congressional. now is Tommy
Doerers assistant at East Potomac
Park. Earl Marcy, says Tommy is
the new president of the East Po-
tomac Golf Club, which will handle
an invitation tourney on the public
course early in May.
Betty Hits Winning Stride Quickly.
Betty Meckley, back in the scoring
groove after a winter of little golf,
scored an 81 at Kenwood to lead
field of 27 competitors in the open
ing day tourney of the year for the
women of the Kenwood Golf and
Country Club. The tourney was
billed as the cherry blossom affair.
Mrs Meckley, former winner of
all the women's titles in this part of
the land, elected to take the top net
prize with her 81-9-72. This threw
Mrs. A. D. Kane and Mrs. G. F.
Goetzman, both with 96, into a tie
for the gross award. Mrs. Goetz-
man won the draw.
Net winners we're: Mrs. Betty
Meckley, 81-9-72 Mrs. R.. T.
Thornburg, 98-22-76; Mrs. H. w.
Bashore. 99-18-81; Mrs. Betty
Wells, 110-29-81; Mrs. M. M. Wire,
118-36-82; Mrs. A. D. Kane, &C.
1872; Mrs L. B. Sharp, 104-22-
80: Mrs T. N. Beavers, 98-15-83.
Low putts-Mrs. John Holland (3D.
Evening star., 1941-04-16
Electrical League of II Teams
Enters City Bowling Tourney;
Catherine Lewis Victor

with 787 while John Dorvel Of Luray,
Va. was third with 772.
Ray Roberts of Silver Spring, Md,
copped consolidation prize with
149 in the six-game event named
for one of the leading bowlers of
that section.