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Evening star., 1941-11-14

Bears as the Midtown A C. has of
stopping Minnesota.
Redskins Turn to Win.
But mistortunes have a peculiar
way Of backfring-in the afflicted's
favor. In this case, the Redskins
apparently poor chances may be
elevated just twice as much-frst
by their overwhelming desire TO
erase all stigma OF that 1910 thing
and secondly by a will TO win de-
spite the loss OF such Sn outstanding
trio as Todd, Hoffman and Moore.
It's a tough assignment, either way
you look at i. but underdogs have
been known to overcome bigger
obstacles.
Everything. it seems. points to
Bear vlctory-t..e necessity for them
10 win 10 remain in the running for
the Western Championship, COM
paratiYe offensive statistics. which
favor them over the Redskins in
every department of the game eX-
cept punting; playing on their home
field and the feeling of mastership
which last Decembers incredible
margin undoubtedly has given them.
If you're playing lunches. how
ever, you'll take the Redskins-for
1t S their turn to win in their rela-
tionshipS with the Bears since they
moved 10 Washington. That year
the Redskins nipped the Bears in
the playoff. 1921. The following
year, 1888, Chicago beat Washing
ton. 3l-7. And last season the Red
SKINS whipped the Bears, 7-3 before
the HalaS crew put those two figures
together without use of hyphen.
Statistical Edge With Bears.
In other words, the Bears hold no
line of successive victories over the
Indians, who've beaten them as
much as they've been beaten since
the 1887 campaign.
A glance at the comparative rec
ordS below reveals the surprising
! fact that the Bears not only have
outgained the Redskins by nearly a
I'll ratio, but that their passing
yardage exceeds that of the Messrs.
Baugh and Filchock. Chicago. fur
thermore, has higher percentage
OF completed passes, Sid Luckman
and his fellow beavers having an
efficiency average of SOB. while
Baugh and Filchock are averaging
only 480.
Baugh. though, still gives the
Skins the edge in punting for Wash
ington's punting average is nearly
46 yards a boot, while the Bears
is only 81.
Defensivelv too, the Redskins rate
the edge. For Washington's seven
opponents have gained only 1876
yardS-a figure which reveals the
Skins as the best defensive team in
the league. On the other hand
the Bears average of SO points a
game and total of 2,7l9 yards gained
stamps them as the greatest offen-
sive group in the loop.
Cold Figures Of Seven Games.
So once again it may be the old
story of an irresistible force meeting
an immovable object.
The comparative statistics (each
has played seven games:
Evening star., 1941-11-14

Waterfowl shooting always is of
much interest to Marylanders, but
upland game hunting is the very
life blood of their existence. The
seasons usually coincide, but this
year there was difference of near
ly two weeks-just long enough to
give the hunter his eye and swing.
Indications are that thousands of
upland hunters will take to the
woods and fields tomorrow when the
season gets under way and that
there will be plenty Of quail and
rabbits to supply excellent shoot
ing. Also in those areas where
pheosants thrive, there are more
birds than ever.
November Is ushers in the late
squirrel season. too. It continues
until December 81 except in Wash
ington and Allegany Counties,
where it closes November 30 There
is no late season in Garrett and
Frederick Counties. The bag limit
is six.
The season on quail and rabbits
closes December 30. except in Gar
rett, Allegany and Washington
Counties where November 80 is
the last day. Bag limit on each is
six.
Pheasant shooting closes Novem
ber 30 also in Garrett, Allegany and
Washington Counties, but continues
elsewhere until December 80. The
bag limit is two, six for the sea-
son, and only cocks may be killed.
Wild Turkey Scarce.
Grouse are legal game for hunt
ers tomorrow and will continue to
be until December Is, the exceptions
again being Garrett. Allegany and
Washington Counties with Novem-
ber 80 closing. The bag is limited
to two with six for the season.
Turkey-and indications point to
a scarcity of this bird-may be shot
until December 81 except in Al
legany and Washington Counties,
where the season closes November
30. There is no open season in
Garrett County. The bag limit is
one day and four for the season.
The woods are dry this fall despite
slight rains over much of Mary
land. Hunters should take extra
precautions to prevent fires.
R. M Rutherford of the United
States Fish and Wildlife Service
will talk on conservation and ma
tional defense at the Regional
! Council meeting, which will be held
at the Earle Building on Sunday
afternoon. DR.. Bill Holton and
DR.. Louis Radcliff will have con-
siderable to say on local conserva-
ton problems.
Arlington-Fair Ikes' Chapter
is the last to get its fall turkey
Evening star., 1941-11-14
BY HUGH FULLERTON, Jr.,

The stars S special news service.
NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-Joe
Louis and free promoting job
aren't all Mike Jacobs is lending
to the Navy. He's been sending
fighters and equipment over to
Brooklyn to put on shows aboard
a battleship for the entertain
ment of gobs who can't get shore
leave.
Frank Frisch will miss the Pi-
rates midwinter party because
he hasn't fully recovered from
his tOnSil operation.
Apparently he figures there's
no use going if he can't take his
voice along.
George Timpson of the Chris
tan Science Monitor who has
covered some IS sports in New
York for about the same number
Of years, Is on his way to Caufor.
ma and viii miss his arst hockey
Evening star., 1941-11-14

Chicago, Midwest metropolis 10 some
people. but known principally as the
lair of the big. bad Bears to Wash
ington's pro-football populace.
Physically the Redskins couldn't
leave in much worse shape Bob
Hoffman, once their most depend
able blocking back, played his last
game of the Al season three weeks
ago: Wilbur Moore, their outstand-
ing Wingback, was rendered hors de
combat two Sundays back, and Dick
Todd than whom there is no
whomer when it comes to broken
field running. will remain at home
with his torn knee in casts
On paper. therefore. the Redskins
have as much chance Of beating the
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G.. W
Continued From Page DID

. Continued From Page DID
to be right Bucknells secondary can
expect a busy evening
Two changes have been made in
the line, Enrico Seeno replacing in
.iured Ellis Hall at guard and Al
Romasco. converted halfback. taking
over Jack Leonard's wing duties.
-Reinhart is confident this eleven
will be four degrees hotter than a
certain place on the early pace and
fervently hopes it doesn't wilt in
the waning minutes OF play. G. w.
got off to a fast start against Fur
man last week and could have won
but for an Inflated pass converted
by the Hurricane into a touchdown
that completely changed the picture.
The District team couldn't get going
after that.
Bucknell Well-BaIanced.
Bucknell, upset by Gettysburg last
week, has a veteran and well-bal-
ay1ced machine as its victories over
Boston u, Western Maryland, Leba-
non Valley and Munlenberg attest.
It scored two touchdownS in bowling
to. a potent Penn State outfit and
duplicated the stunt against equally
powerful Temple. 1t wallowed
through a field ankle deep in mud
to an impressive 26-7 triumph over
Western Maryland.
1t is significant that Gettysburg
went into the air to whip the Bisons,
a strong hint to G. w. which the
District outfit did not miss.
Co-Capts. Mel Knupp and Fred
Gore are expected to lead the Wis
itors' attack, with Gore on the re-
ceiving end of passes Fred Fab
ringer, a fleet halfback, probably
will handle most of the straight
running assignments.
Evening star., 1941-11-14

season since the game moved in
to the Garden.
High school grid game between
the Shelby and Mansfield teams
in Ohio has been set ahead be-
cause the hunting season opens
Saturday. Maybe there's no
closed season on referees.
Today's guest star-Fred Rus
sell, Nashville Banner: There
are football wolves and wolves,
and I have seen and talked to
some with fearsome fangs, but
the No. l wolf of all time is the
one I met over the weekend.
Speaking of his pet aversion
among the coaches, he said:
"'I wanna tell you the truth
II that guy had the entire Ger
man army and the whole British
navy. he couldn't capture Cuba"
Duquesne's footballers will be
guests of honor at the Dapper
Dan Club banquet, November 80,
even if they should be knocked
OF before then. Hank Greenbers
= keeping hiuasef At In tlno Army
Evening star., 1941-11-14
OUTDOORS
Upland Game Is Plentiful in Maryland
Thousands to Take Field Tomorrow
With BILL AcKERMAN

shoots under way. This group will
hold the shoots out Lee boulevard
at the county line every Saturday
at 2 pm. until December 20.
Bethesda Chevy Chase shoots
every Saturday and Sunday on the
East-West highway between Six
teenth street and Connecticut ave-
nue.. Alexandria Ikes shoot Mon
day evenings on Duke street.
The New jersey Game Commits
sion liberated nearly 100000 pieces
of game in preparation for the sea-
son which opened this week on
rabbits, grouse, male pheasants,
quail and gray squirrels.
Hunters expecting to shoot in
JERSEY should note there is no quail
shooting in Bergen, Passaic. Essex,
Hudson and Union Counties until
1943. that rifles are prohibited in
hunting game and shotguns are
limited to two shells 1t also is an
offense to carry a loaded gun in
an automobile.
In Virginia the open season on
quail and rabbits starts tomorrow
/. in the following counties; Allie
ghany, Arlington, Augusta, Bath
Bland. Botetourt, Buchanan, Car
roll, Clarke. Craig. Culpeper, Dick
enson, Fairfax. Fauquier, Floyd
Frederick, Giles, Grayson, High
land, King George. Lee. Loudoun
Madison, Montgomery. Page. Prince
William, Pulaski, Rappahannock
Roanoke, Rockbridge, Russell. Scott
Shenandoah, Smythe, Stafford
TazeWell, Warren. Washington
Wise, Wythe and Rockingham
This season closes on December
81. The quail and rabbit season
opens in other counties on Novem-
Der 20 and December l and will be
noted later.
Evening star., 1941-11-14
Show Horse BRINGS $1,225

CHICAGO, Nov. IA [P). The
Royalist, owned by Margot Anne
Kruger of Cleveland, brought the
top price of S1,225 at the opening
of a public sale of show horses at
the International Amphitheater.
Eighty-two horses were sold, bring
ing a total of S28,7OO.
Evening star., 1941-11-14
Hockey Results

BY the Associated Press.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago, -; Brooklyn. /.
Toronto. 4 Montreal, .
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New Haven, .; Washington. o.
Providence, :; Buffalo. 4
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Tulsa, 4 Kansas City, l.
st. Louis, /: St. Paul, a.
Tonight's Schedule.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Fort Worth Of DaIlaS
Evening star., 1941-11-14
Sosse Sick, Quits P. M. c.

CHESTER, Pa. Nov. IA (P.-
1t. Col Ralph Irvine Sasse has re-
signed as athletic director of Penn
sylvania Military College because of
i'll health
Evening star., 1941-11-14
G. W. VS.. BuckneII
Tonight, Grin Stadium, 500.
Reserves.

George Washington - Donohue t25).
Pollock t2S). Dowd t2a, E. Hall ,3Ol; J..
Hall ,3D, FREDERICK, tDl. Nugent t3p.
garty t44. Picco -t45). Paidokovich 40.
McGlinn 40. Hapanowicz t4Sl. Welc
500, Gustafson (52), Leonetti t53D. Pin
now (54). Clarey (64), Mauriello l6W,
Zunic (1D. Leonard tS0l. Bess tS2), Sny-
der (s3l. Week (s4). Rosa $3.50. Gud-
" GU Bucknell.De Benedictis u5p. Kazary
40. wilkinson 19), De Angels cd,
Reichert t22l. Burke t23), Speer '25l.
Matthews (29), MCGOWAN t3D. J. Reich
ert (34), Szot t36l, REYNOLDS t30, Rod
sers t3s). Masagna (39]. 0uerino (40),
miller t42). kiernsn .431:. r,,v
2 Hhiss is1ssan 1assaana 8 s: 'xniss%eRs' Nsid
Evening star., 1941-11-14
Eagles Still Below Par for Hockey Title Defense Start
WoIper, Off Game, Is Far Back
In Pinehurst Mid-South Golf
D. C. Amateurs Among Lot Needing Work
On Lunotic Hill Practice Range
BY WALTER McCALLUM,
Ctnr CtaH Hnrracnnndarnt

P1NEHURST c. Nov Gos most famous driving forms
the the Carolina
the Carolina hills the caddie
Evening star., 1941-11-14
Redskins Carrying Little More
Than Hope to Tilt With Bears
Rose-CoIored SpectocIes Are Needed
To See Chance for Capitol Team
By BILL DISNIER, Jr.

And to pass that November 10 hnay VIII be me oay
since the 9 National schedule announcedeaye
the most humiang Smirc
In other words folks odays the day
Evening star., 1941-11-14
Sbortuns Win at Polo

CHAMPAIGN, Ill, Nov. IA o.
day outscored Illinois, "a.
Evening star., 1941-11-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders OF the Columbia Title Insurance
Co Of the District Of Columbia, FOR the
purpose Of electlng , trustees Of the com
the .ofhce Of the company, 513 E st. n W.
on Monday, December Ia, 1871.
The polls Will be open between the hours
OF : and 3 o'clock pm.
December D, 1@4 H., to December 10. 1881
both dates inclusive EDWARD s. Nc
KNEW. assistant secretary.
WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR NO DEBTS
except those contracted personally by my
self after this date. ROBERT G. KEENAN,,
1908 @ 81. NV
WILL THE PARTY WHO DROVE A MAN
who had been injured from Largo, Mary
land to home on Sth 81 ne. Washing
ton, d. c, early in the morning of August
-; I94l. please communicate with Box
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
GEORGE E. MANGUM, 1888 Fort Baker
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
myself RICHARD NJ GREENE, 6663
Brookville rd.. Chevy Chase, Md 15'
FREE DUMPING
300 BLOCK BLADENSBURG RD. NE
Ashes. clTt, ClnderS, brIcEbatS. concrete
For information cali JOE BOVELLO after
pm. Hyattsvile 96s5.
TRAILER FOR HIRE.
I have 26-ioot fiat-bodied trailer. .
ton heavy-duty tractor prefer ANYTHING
Hire bv load preferred. 1"I King St,
Alexandria, Va.
Evening star., 1941-11-14
EX-INDUSTRIAL

1 can give permanent en-
ployment to a good man who
has formerly worked as an
industrial agent. Salary and
bonus. Gentiles only. Call
MICHIGAN 1886 Friday eve
ming for an appointment.
Continued on Next PageD
Evening star., 1941-11-14
RADIO SERVICEMEN.
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN
CLOTHING STORE MANAGER.

Large. we'll located SUCCESSFUL mems
clothing store. Must have thorough know
edge OF made-tO-meaSure tailoring busl-
ness. including selling, tapine. delivering
Good appearance. Good salary with ex-
pandrg possibilities Our staff has been
notified Of this ad. Replies strictly con-
identisI Box 1917. Star
Evening star., 1941-11-14

TRUMPET MAN for local dance work:
mus have good tone and read well at
sight: work " or 3 times a week Call
EN- 1917 be'WeFu : and m. only.
Evening star., 1941-11-14
GROCERY CLERK,
FINISHER.
ARROW CAB CO.

ARROW CAB co.
Has opening for men over 81 years OF age
10 drive. must be residents o! d. c or
METROPOLITAN Area for wear: free lns'rue-
lion; can earn S!5 TO S35 weekly. Apply
at 10 am promptly for further details,
$40 NJ St ne Ask for Mr.. Booth.
MAN, young, experienced in case
work and store interior display.
Exceptional opportunity. Apply
Mr.. o. Grimes, 1St f., The Palais
ROYal
Evening star., 1941-11-14
HELP MEN.

AUDITOR. junior, for large casualty COM
pany, basic knowledge OF accounting i'm
purtsnt State age and experience. Box
3gl j. Star.
AUTO BODY and fender man 81 an hour.
BurruSs Auto BODY Shop, 32I4 Prospect
Evening star., 1941-11-14
HELP MEN.

PLASTERERS C2), wanted al once, s12 a
day Phone sligo 9s5l
PLUMBER S HELPER. must have a. least 3
years experience: $50 week Ran
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-23
Seattle Rifle
Club Scores

Seattle Rife clubs Blue team
defeated the Tacoma Rife club
last night at the local rang. ISL
10 73s, In one Of the outstanding
matches Of the season.
Both teams have been tied All
winter for first place in the Puget
Sound smallbore league Although
Tacoma was beaten last week by
the strong Coast Guard team. q
win over Seattle would have Kept
them within sight Of the top
The Seattle team 10 composed
Of some ~ the best rlflsmsn In tho
Northwest and their scpr. NJ Isl
for the four high. which compose
the team. il the best team score
fired In the leagues history.
II Hornbers. Seattle. with iss
WAS high. while Chef Paulson. 1876.
was top for the Tacoma shooters.
Seattle C75D n Hofnberg Ise
X. kepp. 1ss r. kiigors. iss VI
johnson. 1856 V. Hsroldson. is5.
+. Coe. III. y. Weston. 17t.
Tacoma 1888 G. Psulson. iss
Mrs. /. Paulson. LAB y. Ohms. is4
" spurlock. 1853 A Wsatherby.
l7s. =. Bergersen, l75. Mrs 1.
Thompson. ia y Huzzy. I7ss q
Eastman. ITO. y. Lelsy. 1853. ~
Cfsmer. 1853. ~ Morris. isl. r.
BarWsll. 100. &. Hoffeli i5s.
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Ski Weather

MI. Baker Tsmpsrstuf. - ~
new SNOW. sl inches on ground
overcast and calm
Snoqusinnis Pass Tsmpsfsi1f.
~ , inch n nsw SNOW. 80 inches
IN ground. showing snog on road
carry chains
Nsches Tempsratur. ~ no
neW snow. ~ incbs. IN ground
oyercsst. light southeast wind.
Paradise Temperature ~. q
trace II new snow, a. inches on
ground. overcast ard calm. snow
on road. chains required
STAMPEDE Tsmpsrstur. 70 On.
inch of new snow. - inches OF
groun d. dry. calm. showing
lightly.
sEsquslmie sLd Bowl Tempsrs-
tuTe -. ons-hslf inch o. new snow.
30 inches On ground. calm. snow
ing lightly
Martin -Tsmpsrsturs a.. tao
inches Of new snow. - inches an
ground. dry. calm. light fog
asnsd Lake TsmperstuF. "a
four meme, ~ nsx SNOW ~ incnss
On ground. dry. cain. hsni fog.
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City Leaguers
Sizzling Hot
Second-Ho Chase
Continues Thursday

ncemss CITY iesra. esssstssts
ar. EolnE like names through .
pitch tsla IN the second hsf -
the rses new under ~ay. Feur
team. are tied Tor firs, place
Three game. ars On Thursday
nights program a. I4aeeln hish
gym.
The opener viii pit Ire Fa1elsts
and their strong attack against
the aggressive eoth sisnsl coFrs
FLORISTS meet Consumers 81 !
n clock.
u The Flowers can Get past The
stubborn. tall Consumer elah they
stand eced chance ~ entering
the last round q play with first
place On their belt
The alEhteap al o'clock brings
together Chsifmen and Michasls
II BIN Lennon get. bach from
his teaching work IN time and
Frllng Toliefson appears The
Michael club stand. q geod chance
of upsst,ing the Chairmen.
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Big Name"
Chief for
Rainiers

SEATTLE The Seattle nsss
hall club ~ IN, Pacific coast
league east about to-day for q "eir
name" manager u succeed Jack
Leliveit. who died suddenly Mon.
day night
spring training viii open Feb.
10. and u was agreed an expert.
enoed man was needed "a take
over the team
tfasen tkiki ny,er, Chat
tsnoosa manager. Who vac
considered for the Seattle Job
before t4eii,rit M. signed Ia
1887. WAS mentioned as . pos-
sibiiits.
SO were Cabbv Hartnett. New
York Giant. coach. Bshs Ruth
and Walter tDutehi Ruether. chi.
esgo cubs scout ana former Sc
attic pitcher.
Meanwhile. fans contributed
nlckels. dimes and quarters for .
floral tribute 10 send "a the funsrsl
ana sought proper memorial u
eject 10 I.sliveli.
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ANN N#NHFfH WV w. 70 HlAH
500 mark Tuesday night IN the
matches q two hlg Pm leagues On
the Broadway alleys ksn Fisher
shooting N the Commercial league
for the broadway alley team.
missed the coveted circle BY =
SINGLE pin. shooting tse. zlo and
zoo for = see score Marty joyce
Police bowler IN the CITY Employees
league. reached 300. With three
fine single games. ais. ~ and
lis
The Police team turned on
the heat In the CITY fmplaNes
loop 10 roll ss1s and take teur
points from Engineet
"Shoek," Robson aided the
Police cau>e with SIS. ~ y.
Cole rolled sac Tor Health. but
hi team dropped three points
20 Carriage. Public Works
won four from Range Sales.
Light wan three from Power
and kilawatts captured four
from Beit Line.
High singles rolled by The City
workers included Joyce AIS Cole
200. J. Kent 2O5. and Jerry Rsoe-
conf ala The 2sT6 total Of the
Police team was high team total
and Light rolled 1929 for the best
single
High single game OF the Tues
day Broadway bowlers was regis
tered by Fred kruger. OF the Royal
Arcanum team who started his
series In the Commercial league
with pa
broadway Alleys aud sta
TONERS are tied for first place
In the loop after last Nights
play. The Stationers won
four from Model Lumber and
the Broadway team took three
from Jordan's Bread. ROYAL
Arcanum annexed three from
Tacoma Ice and I.losd Suffer
Tires won three from Hotel
winthrop. lee Deliver, won
two games from Commerce
ST. Market and tied FOR total
pins. The point viii he de-
cided b, an extra frame neat
Tuesday.
Women bowlers OF the league
rolled some high totals, Louise
Wahlers finishing with 544 for the
best total Her games were 147.
202 and 1876, Erma Musselman
registered 202 single and 534
total Fern Coles wound up with
SIS and Dam Radonich finished
with 517
Besides Fishers good score
other high totals by the men were
Woody Harter $50. Bob Friberg
$40, Howard Bailey S4s. Fred
Kruger a37. Tom Miller Sal Len
Trowbridge $50. Roman Koehler
532.
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COLISEUM SPORTsNEN
EAGVfE

Coliseum sportsmen's league
rolled its weekly match al the
Coliseum alleys with some good
results
Bill Othiek. anchor on shauh-
Ellison. rolled the high single
game with POP. Other high game.
were Long 1919. Buscko and Wake
field tied with 1913. II. Culbo 1e4.
Rowland 1872. and Collins 100
Buscko. Community Tavern.
and derry Warden. anchor for
Lane. Club Room. both tied
for high threc-same series
with 5s7. Other high series
were Rowland $50. Carlson
5l5. Othick 5Ia. Wakefield
$40. Lick 5li. Collins 5lt, and
VI. Reimer sos.
Tacoma Times five-men was
high team with 2616 Top men
were Hildebrand, n. Reimer. j..
Dawson. H. Colbo and H. Reimer.
Results Lincoln Public Market
2574 ~ Va Tacoma Time. 1918
49,. 3sth Street Club 25pg 90 Va.
Bucks Tavern 247l IL: Shaub-
Ellison 2496 % vs.. Steven Motor
1902 ~; Community Tavern 1904
a. Va. Wakefield Motors 250b az
Puysllup Valley Dairy 7t7I % va.
Lanes Club Room 2550 81.
A new bowling league IN be
known az the Mix Bowl leagu.
composed Of mixed doubles teams
vas organized AZ a meeting of
league members held Sunday night.
Play will be at the Hi-Way alleys
each Sunday night AZ 3 o'clock
until the end Of the lO-Week
season.
New teams may enter at any
time and compete for the weekly
prize, but TO be eligible for the
season prize a team must bowl al
least 80 per cent Of the schedule.
Three hundred has been designated
as scratch. with 50 per cent
handicap allowed. Team standings
Will be compiled in terms II
doubles averages, including handi-
caps
Fiorene. Heislg WA elected
president Of the new league
and Gwen Arndt pas elected
secretary.
A. this weeks session Lev
juicy posted a total ~ SEQ which
included two fine single Scores u
lss and 100 Rene and Elmer
Nelson eopped the weekly priz.
with an s27 total Esther seeley
and Lev juicy had 7s5 Mss Eskin
and Bill Horn mad 7ss and Miss
Calsysn ard George Bror scored
76e Matches were bOyled with
out handicap.
Results Of Top Notch league
match played last night a. the
X ST. Recreation alleys. follow
Cardinal Cour1ers defeated Bon
nette Beauty Salon. i775 10 1884
Katherine Hammsrschmlth Of Bon
Dsttss captured individual scoring
honors with total q 5s3. which
included high single Of 1ss
The sentiBels defeated the
Presidents. 1915 TO 1868. Ann
Danko Of the s~nfinels VAS
high with ssz. she also posted
high single ~ $50.
X 81 Recreation beat the seere-
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the wsshiaateu state orlls.s cra-
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standings
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