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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
sAvORY GOOSE SPREAD

Dear Almanack:
To the raw fat of one 12-pound
goose, cut into small pieces.
add 2 onions, 2 greening apples
and l teaspoon Of marjoram tied
into a piece of cloth.
Fry this slowly-strain and use
in place of butter on bread. When
using sprinkle with salt. This is
very, very good. Now is the time
of the year for this. Should a
sitter spread be desired add
about l pound raw fresh pork fat.
Bertha H. Reinhold,
Jamaica. L. l.. N. Y.
CMrs. Reinhold. this is variation
of a fine old European recipe and a
good one.-Mary Lee Swami
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Mrs. Geo Sells.
Carver, MINI.
QUICK BUCKyyHEAT
PANCAKES.
Dear Alnanack

Dear Almanack
nv husband had always had
the old fashioned raised buck
wheat pancakes made with yeast
and kept going all Winter by
adding flour buttermilk. soda or
salt or something every morning
As an inexperienced bride i got
a pancake starter" from my
mother-in-law and had a messy
overlooking pancake pitcher in
my kitchen all Winter and they
never were as good as Ma
makes
This Winter I decided 10 do
something about It and kept ex-
perimenting until arrived>at the
following recipe which can make
quickly while the coffee is perk-
ing My husband says they're
just as good
Perhaps. there are other young
women facing the same pancake
problem
2 cups buckwheat flour
teaspoon salt
teaspoon baking soda
] teaspoon baking powder
About 2ia cups sour milk
or buttermilk
Put flour into bowl Tor pan
cake pitcher and add salt. soda,
and baking powder Then stir in
sour milk or buttermilk, slowly
until the desired consistency is
reached For thicker cakes use
less milk and for thinner cakes
use more milk. Bake on hot grid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
SWEDISH BARLEY LOAF.
Dear Almanack :

Dear Almanack:
Here Is a dish that is very good
for a cold Winter breakfast. Boil
/ pound pearl barley until tender
in enough water To keep the grain
kernels whole. Set back on stove
until it cooks dry and the water
is all steamed out. Cook y pound
liver until done Cool and put
through food chopper, using fine
knife. When barley is cool mix
with liver and salt TO taste until
we'll mixed. Form into loaf and
cut into y inch slices. Fry until
nice and brown. Serve with sorg-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23

kraut I have never seen this
recipe in print. It is made ex-
actly like sauerkraut.
The carrots are shredded like
you would shred cabbage. then
are placed in a stone jar in al
ternate layers carrots and salt
until you have the amount you
wish 10 make. After each layer
Of carrots and salt, press until
a brine appears. This brine must
cover the vegetable as long as
any remains in the jar. The fer
menting period is from II to Is
days. Keep a close watch of the
brine the first week. II it
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
FOR THE BRIDE.

Dear Almanack:
Today. I am going to say how
much l enjoy reading your
Weekly Food Alrnanack with
recipes and household hints.
Especially good was your
"Frederika Liver" patty Of some
time ago We are both very fond
of liver and find this new way a
delightful change. Have added
the recipe TO my fine collection
from your Almanack, and will
some day use it as a gift to a
new bride. I'm sure. any bride
would be proud to have all those
tasty recipes.
Mrs. Phillip A. Breitengrass,
Decatur. III.
fMrs Breitengrass. many Altman
ackers have written US that they are
making attractive scrapbooks of
Almanack recipes and hints 10 present
70 brides.-Mary Lee Swami
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
TASTE THE
DIFFERENCE
in THIS
Pineapple
Pie ..s
Made the Spry RzN K<KNR uay

I n cups milk Tablespoon lemon juice
Il cup sugar Grated rind Of lemon
8 Tablespoons -four / tablespoon butter
Tablespoons ! baked Spry Pie shell
cornstarch ! cup canned pineapple
u teaspoon salt cut in pieces
8 egg yolks, 3 egg whites
slightly beaten tablespoons sugar
Hcup sirlp drained
from pineapple)
scald milk in top Of double boiler. Combine
sugar, -four, cornstarch and salt and mix to
gether thoroughly. Add slowly 20 scalded milk
and cook until thick and smooth, then cook
Is minutes longer, stirring constantly. STR q
ANAL amount a MIXTURE into beaten egg ynlks,
return 70 double boiler and cook about 3
minutes longer. Add sirup, lemon juice. rind
and butter and blend. Cool, stirring occasion
ally Pour into baked PIE shell. Arrange piece
Of pineapple over custard. Beat egg white.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
EEL CHOWDER.

Dear Almanack:
This is my grandmother's orig
inal recipe for an old-fashioned
Great South Bay Eel Chowder.
Put z pound of sliced salt pork
in an iron kettle. let fry until
the salt pork is brown. Wash 2
pounds of cells we'll in a little salt
water, wipe dry, cut in three
inch pieces and dredge them with
flour. Put cells in the hot salt
pork grease to brown quickly.
Add sliced potatoes and onions
mixed together then add water
enough to cover nicely. Season
with a little salt and pepper. Let
cook till potatoes are done and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
HERB VINEGAR.
Dear Almanack

Dear Almanack
This recipe has been made in
our family for years. and found
fine for special salads, sauces
and other condiment purposes.
! cup cider
l teaspoon chopped mint leaves
a teaspoon dried and crushed
tarragon
2 tablespoons chopped chives or
scallions
4 teaspoon crushed dried chevril
= teaspoon crushed dried mar
joram
Place all ingredients in glass
jar, and seal tightly Let stand
at least four days Strain through
double layer Of cheesecloth. Store
in bottle and Use as needed.
Mrs. II. Martin.
Baltimore. Md.
Mrs Martin. your Herb Vinegar
certainly deserves place on the pan
try shelf Mary Lee swami
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23

meat comes off the bones of the
cells easily.
This old time recipe was used
for the annual dinner of the Long
Island fishermen and boatmen.
I'm sure your readers would like
to have 1t.
Miss Florence Walkman,
Sayville. Long Island. N. Y.
Miss 1walkman. we are glad to
award you prize for your Eel
Chowder recipe. Mary Lee Swami
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
PEACH JELLY.
Dear Almanack:

Dear Almanack
II you would like to make
some nice peach jelly try this
After you have peeled about 8
pounds of peaches for canning
take the Feelings and cover with
water and boil for 10 minutes.
then strain, measure juice, add /
cup of sugar for every cup Of
juice. then add juice of 2 lemons
and boil until little dropped on
a cold plate will Jelly. This recipe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23

DOR all letters printed In this coll
'nmn- American Weekly will
pay 81. A prize winning recipe ia
awarded IS, the same on the
Almanack page. BE sure to write
your name and address plainly and
None should he more than 200 words.
Address them to The American
Weekly Housewife's Food Almanaek.
p. q. Box 1871. Grand Central Annex,
New York City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
CARROTKRAUT.
Dear Almanack:

Dtdr AImdndCk.
Some little time ago ! noticed
that one of your Almanack con-
tributors sent in a recipe for
bean kraut. After reading 1t, 1t
reminded me of very tasty
vegetable my mother-in-law
serves, which she calls carrot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Aim anack Echoes

die. Makes enough for about 6
or s people
Mrs. d. K. Ormsbee.
Meduse. New York.
CMrs. ormsbee. your quick buck
wheat pancakes have fine old fash
toned flavor Mary Lee Swami
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
CASSEROLE COOKING

~
For n delightful change in menu.
try Hidden Piggies," Frank
furter and Onion Casserole"
Baked Liver" Church supper
Chicken Pie" Spinach in Gas
serole" and many others easy to
make. They're all in the new
handy chart "18 Almanack Cas-
serole Recipes" which IL now
ready for you.
In addition. there are the fol-
lowing recipe charts suitable for
hanging in the kitchen.
Is Almansck Cookie Recipes
Fl New England Recipes
Is Famous Almansck Recipes
% Preserves Recipes
20 Popular Salad Recipes
81 Almansck Candy Recipes
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and Roll Recipes
Any or all of these handy charts
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and address plainly.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
makes about s small glasses.
Mrs, Else Cone,
Manchester. Conn.

Mrs Cone. while II Is still a little
early 10 think about making peach
Jelly. your recipe Is excellent and
well worth publishing.-Mary Lee
Swami
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23

hum or syrup. although its very
good eaten without Our grand
mothers used pork hearts and
kidneys for this loaf and also
made barley sausage.
Mrs. Geo. Sells.
Carver. MINI.
fMrs Sells your Barley Loaf wins
prize Curiou-ly enough the nm
iority 81 barley recipes submitted are
sent IN hy readers Of Swedish snces-
Try Mary Lee Swami
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23

evaporates. add more; just
enough to cover the vegetable.
When you wish TO cook a batch,
just take out the amount you
wish. fash in cold water and put
over Il low flame in water not
quite covering vegetable; add
piece of pork or ham; just as
you would sauerkraut; cook until
tender. I prefer piece Of smoked
ham; it gives it a special kind
of flavor.
Mrs. ]. c. Utzinger.
Elmira, N. Y.
MRS Utzinger. this is a very tasty
and unique way 10 serve carrots
Mary Lee Swami
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
SPRY PIE SHELL
Use for all one-cYust pies

oven (325 II 20 minutes, or until hrm and
delicately Drowned.
SPRY PIE SHELL
Use for all one-crust pies
/ Il cups sifted all tablespoons spry
purpose -four tablespoons cold water
y teaspoon salt (abouD
Sift -four and salt together. Add n Of Spry
and cut in until mixture is ~ fine as meal. Add
remaining Spry and continue cutting until
particles are size Of large pea. you'll be
delighted how easily Spry mixes Sprinkle
water gradually over mixture. With fork,
work lightly together until . dough Is formed.
Roll dough ls-inch thick and prick with O
fork Place dough in o-inch pan and let relax
minutes. Pat with ball Of dough to 81 pastry
into pan. Trim pastry 1-ineh larger than pan
and turn back edge. Flute rim. Bake In very
hot oven (450e F.) ~ to is minutes.
(Au measurements IN these recipes nre fevsD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23

Get that tangy, tempting
FULL fruit flavor. Ten
der, delicate Spry-crust
doesn't smother" the
taste of the filling as pas
try made with ordinary
shortcomings may
MAKE all your pies with purer
W Spry. You'll marvel how
extra-delicious they taste with
tender, nut-sweet Spry-crust
that lets you get the FULL fla
vor of your favorite filings.
Notice how easily Spry mixes.
It's purer, too, and stays fresh
longer. Only Spry gives all these
three extra advantages! Be
smart change to purer Spry to-
dayfor all your baking andfrying.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Baltimore. \

Mrs Martin. your Herb Vinegar
certainly deserves place on the pan
try shelf Mary Lee swami
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-18
BASKETBALL PLAY
POSTPONED UNTIL
AFTER HOLIDAYS

In a letter to The Citizen, Bob
Grace, high school athletic d.
rector, announced Island City
Basketball League play has been
postponed until after the hoI-
days.
The letter follows:
Due to the events Of last week
and the consequent difficulty OF
service teams being able TO par
tieipate IN their scheduled
games, thc city basketball league
has been postponed until after
the holidays
If managers should find il
possible for their teams 10 par
ticipate In the league, I VIII ap-
preciate it if they VIII kindly
notify me before December so
We are IN hopes that by the
first of the year a sufficient
number Of teams win be able 10
enter 70 make this annual tour
nament an interesting one.
Games viii be re-scheduled
and the league resumed Janu-
airy I. 1912.
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the opening game Of the annual
tournament.
Graduation has removed six Of
the Dukemen who carried the
heaviest load in the last cam
paign. Rose Bowl football fever
now has Durham IN its grip so
basketball preparation IS going
along almost unnoticed but the
outlook for a title repeater IS
dark at present
One of the brightest Of the
sophs. Bob CAN'T. six-feet-three.
an An-Southern end on Dukes
undefeated grid squad, won't be
available TO the cagers until aft
er the Rose Bowl Ray Spuhler,
Duke captain and forward from
JohnStown, Pa, VIII be key
man IN the Blze Devil offense.
The University of South
Carolina. with five lettermen
returning. should again figure
prominently in the title bat
tie. The Gamecocks won their
state championship last sea-
son and Lost TO Duke in the
conference finals. South Caro-
Enais individual standcut IS
Preston WeStmcreland. for
ward. who rang up 37l points
IN "a games last year.
The North Carolina club was
wrecked by the graduation of
George Glamack, towering cen
ter who tailed 463 points. and
three other regulars. Captain
Bob Rose, six-feet-four, prob
ably VIII be shifted from for
ward TO center TO replace the
great GIamack, UN.C. basket
ball spgarhead for three sea
sons.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-18

:
but loop members are slated to
hear plenty from the ColoniaIs'
cage team and may even have
70 turn over the championship TO
the initiate at the close of the
campaign.
GOomed as the big gun in
G-Ws attack IS Matt Zunic, sen
ior from New Kensington, Pa.
This fast, strong. six-foot-three
giant with a dead eye for basket
ball hoops tailed 243 points in
= ganeS lzst season.
Another CIV sfandout IS Bob
by Gillian. Evansville, Indiana,
senior, Of t1e short. scooter type.
Other men back from the potent
1904 quint which won 10 Of 2
games are Roy Mcneil and Joey
Gallagher OF Washington, D. C.
Add 10 thees aces q squad Of
rockies who were beaten only
once as freshmen. and you
have d team which Is slated to
give such perennial Southern
conference basketball powers
as Duke and North Carolina =
real scrap for the pennsnt.
Anticipating admission TO the
circuit, CIV listed eleven cor
ference games which opened
Dec. Is with Wake Forest IN the
capital Last year, before join
ing the loop, CIV beat confer
ence opponents in II out Of u
games, losing only 10 Duke at
Durham, n C.. on the end Of
five-game jaunt- Previously. CIV
had walloped Duke at home.
Duke won the circuit cham
pionship last season, surprising
by ousting the favored Univer-
sity Of North Carolina club in
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SPORTS CALENDAR
BASEBALL

~ AAIAA&% III
Price Field CTrumbol. lao p. N.
SUNDAY
First Game-Key West Conchs
VS.. Red Raiders
Second Game-Regulars VS..
TrojaRs.
DECEMBER q
First Game-Regulars vs. Key
West conchs-
Second Game-Red Raiders vs.
Trojans-
JANUARY 1. 1872
First Game-Key West Conchs
vs.. Trojsns-
Second Game-Regulars Va
Red Raiders.
JANUARY IL
First Game-Trojans vs. Regu-
lars.
Key West Conchs-
POSTPONED GAMES
TwO-Conchs and Regulars
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-18
Southern Loop Newcomer
May Win Title In First Try
By BARTON PATTIE
AP Feature Service

RICHMOND Va, Dec I6The George Washington University
squad mas It's for the hUmlatng
cpoa the Coiona received southern conference
GWs fOOballers failed game making their debut
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This rockies sensational pitch
ing enabled 81. Leafs 70 battle
Brooklyn oil the ~sy in 4he Me-
flonai League pennanf race.
5Ifq a Sfux3
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-18

He was the American leagues
No. ! rookie. Fast afeld and a
fair hitter. he Plsyed shorfsscp
for the New Iork Yankees
oguz=IH md
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Today's Birthdays

Admiral William H StandIey.
U-S-N- retired. OF San Diego.
Cal, born at Ukiah, Cal, Sc
years ago.
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Today's Horoscope

TOdsy's nature Is poets szn-
suous, sympathetic and dexter
Gus. The disposition Is kn
fidelity and affection ara prem
inent characteristics. and many
friends VIII be attracted bE -le
personal charms; yet few a0alF
viii ever know its trae- Ealae.
Some degree Of fortune wll &C.
rue. but Il Is rather 100 Eener-
Gus for worldly suoeesS
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Walter ". Head of St Louis,
insurance company president,
president OF the National Coun-
c1 Of Boy Scouts. born near
Adrian. IL. g. years ago
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Dr.. Alvin 5. Johnson Of New
York. economist-educator. born
IN Homer. Nebrs 81 years ago.
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Subscribe 70 The Citizen. *
weekly.
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Prof William I. Myers Of Cor
nell. professor OF farm finance,
born IN Lowmans n. Y. % years
ago.
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Naj. Edwin H. Armstrong of
Columbia. University, electrical
engineer. outstanding radio IN
ventor. born at New York, 81
years ago.
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Joseph Wiltshire Of New YORK.
board chairman. Standard
Brands. born IN Cincinnati, g.
years ago
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d. John L NeWcomb. presi-
dent Of the University OF Vir-
ginla, born IN SaSSafraS, Va, 90
Years ago
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To be continued
Evening star., 1941-02-26
First-Round Winners
In A. A. u. Tourney
On Court Tonight
Two Return for Senior
Games as Four CUNTS
Ploy for First Time

Four more unlimited teams vii
make their debut in the District
A. A. U. basket ball tournament al
Heurich gym tonight, with first
round winners providing the op-
position in two of the three senior
games. A 145-pound encounter be-
tween Jewish Community Center
and Washington Boys Club, both
of whom will be making their first
starts, will open the four-game bill
at O'Clock.
The Silent Sphinx, conquerors OF
Mount Vernoon on Monday night
provide the initial opposition for the
Census Aggies, while JacobSen'S
Florists, who whipped the Arlington
Macabees, 50-45, last night, meet
j. C. c. in the second unlimited
game. The nightcap finds United
Typewriters playing Interior De-
partment, both getting their tourney
baptism.
Jacobsen's Florisv 145-pounders
whipped the Y. M. c. A. Flashes
26-17, in last nights first game. The
biggest score and widest margin was
recorded by Delaware g. Hudson,
who squelched Trinity A. c.. 55-21
with Bigbey scoring IA points and
Wheeler 13. In another unlimited
encounter, Bliss Electrical stopped
Maryland Sports A. c., 40-25.
Evening star., 1941-02-26
Cornegie's 'PIoy-for- Fun Quint
Has Spirit of Winner, Though
Still Seeking First Triumph

have the worst tenn" cautions the
40-year-old coach.
I'VE could beat lot of teams over
the country. but every one around
here is just too good this year.
The record proves Max has a SCOT
ing machine, even though that's
about all. His outfit ran up 500
points in IS tilts TO 697 FOR the
opposition. Worst defeat was 1919
at the hands of high-powered
Duquesne, lowest score ever recorded
by a Tech quintet. And It had 10
come on the heels of Carnegie's worst
football defeat-the 61-0 rout by
Notre Dame.
Team Shot Of Experience.
Its just that We have a team
very short of experience" says
Hannum. six never played any
ball at all until last year. Capt.
Randall Burch is the only regular
back and probably the only player
I have that any of the coaches
around here would want. The boys
are just not steady, too tittery, but
they improve every game.
They've worked harder and prac-
ticed longer than any players I ever
coached. And they don't have TO be
driven to it. either. They are the
fghtingest bunch I ever had and
you can't hate them for being short
on ability when they try. Only l6
came out for basket ball and not
one has intimated he wanted 10
quit"
Evening star., 1941-02-26
Lads Ambition Makes Boxing Training Schools Big Sport
When se 6Yeood

heavyweight titles, respectively,
while Mullen was second among
the flyweights and Lloyd Rausch-
kolb second In the middleweight
class.
Last week in the District of
Columbia A. A. U. championships
a still greater showing was made.
Ten boys were on the card Friday
night and six were winners. Bob
Seipp and Rauschkolb scored
technical knockouts in the 147-
pound class to stand out among
the trainers entries in the tour
nament.
In other bouts, Norval Orndorff
won his fight in the 135-pound
class and Wallace Turner, Dave
Barker and Orville Stoddard were
160-pound class winners.
McGeever believes he has
turned up with the sport that
will prove the most popular yet
at the school. THE boys like to
get out and take that early morn
Evening star., 1941-02-26
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH, Feb. 26.-Basket
Ball Coach Max Hannum Of Car
negle Tech can't help feeling
ashamed of himself when he gets
discouraged over losing every game
this SeaSon-15 to be exact.
"Of course it's not the most pleas
ant thing in the world TO be beaten
every time" declares Max. But
the spirit of the team makes me
regret any disappointment.
They have the same refleXes and
reactions as winning outfit. Every
time they go out they expect to win
And they are surprised when they
don't.
Its the most remarkable thing
I've ever seen. Only three games
left, with West Virginia, Penn State
and Westminster-all have beaten
us-but the boys know they are
going to win a game yet. In fact
they say they're going to win two OF
three"
Neighbors Are Too Strong.
The secret is that Tartan cagers
are playing for fun and having a
good time of it. All are paying their
own way-tuition and everything
else. Discontinuance of athletic
scholarships dashed basket bal
hopes just as it toppled Tech from
the grid heights.
But don't get the idea that ou
worst basket ball season means We
Evening star., 1941-02-26
Gonzaga's S 4th in Row
Nets Team 16 Wins
In II Contests

A four-game winning streak. part
of record of l6 victories in 81
games. is owned by Gonzaga, cham
pion of the Catholic School League
and one of the seeded teams in The
Star Metropolitan Tournament next
week. 1t added to its record yes
terday by downing Briarley Mill
tary Academy cagers, 4l-2l.
Center Bob Mulvihill, star player
for the Eagles, was not in uniform
due to cold. but he was well
enough to attend banquet last
night and to receive an award as
the schools outstanding athlete
from the Gonzaga Athletic Associa-
ton. He also participates in foot
ball and baseball.
Gonzaga had a lead Of ITO at
the half. but the visitors rallied to
tie the count at 1919 midway
through the third period. The Eagles
went on a spree after that, how
ever, counting Is straight points to
enter the last period with a 34-19
edge.
Evening star., 1941-02-26
Krauss Adds to Pin Average
With AIS Set at RossIyn

Cutting loose with AS that only
missed El Geib's record season count
by three sticks, Bill Krauss today
had boosted his top average to 123-
SO in the RoSlyn Independent
League.
The renowned pin spiller reeled
off games of 18l, 139 and 125 last
night at Rosslyn Bowling Center to
pace District Sand & Gravels 80
victory over Washington Canoe.
The league leadership changed
hands when Shaffer Flower Shop
swamped Arlington Trust while the
erstwhile pacesetting RaybeStos was
smothered by Quality Shop as Russ
Spilman hit for 374 The Skaters
posted 659 for their first count when
Ernie Burkhalter chalked up l66
and Ernie Hauser flashed l52 to
start his 1896 set.
Ed Nash gave Olmstead Motors
2-l edge over Y. M. c. A. with 4l8.