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Evening star., 1942-04-28

McFarlan of Hastings. Mich. and
Robert Sprague, 23, Of San Diego,
Calf. Each shot down one.
Pilot Offlcer A. B. Rocoe, 2l, OF
North Hollywood, Calf. was cred
tied with probable" and Pilot
Officer e. M. Hunter Of Chicago was
given credit for one damaged.
Evening star., 1942-04-28

The Jewish Community Center
gymnasium, Sixteenth and @ streets
NV, is being used by the Red Cross
Motor Corps for settingup exercises,
Stretcher drill and advanced first
aid. The corps will meet there
Wednesday and Friday mornings
from 8 o'clock until noon. Robert
Duncan, co-ordinator of first aid. is
instructor.
Evening star., 1942-04-28
Defense SideIights
Five Mideity Zones to Meet Friday
AT Gurnet-Potterson High School

Walker, jr.. chairman of the
stretcher corps, announced today.
Twenty men are signed up. but
more are needed to replace others
called into military service. In
struction is given every Friday at
7:30 pm. at Central High School
under the direction of DR.. John A
Reed. chief medical officer for civil
ian defense.
Mrs. Clifford Pinchot, chief emer-
gency food and housing warden for
the District, will address joint
meeting of the Brentwood and
Greater Woodbridge Food and Hous-
ing Committees at the McKendree
Methodist Church, South Dakota
and Rhode Island avenues NE, at
8 pm. Thursday
Mrs Helen Schmerler, Brentwood
food and housing warden, urges
members and all others interested
in volunteering to attend. A num-
ber of the units need additional
workers to complete their quotas.
Mrs Schmerler also has appealed to
residents of the area to make avail
able spare blankets and folding cots.
Each post needs from one to two
dozen blankets and as many cots as
can be obtained.
Evening star., 1942-04-28

Lost and found columns of Toxic
newspapers are crowded these days.
Every time an American buys q War
bond the Japs lose face.
Evening star., 1942-04-28

Mrs. Joseph E. Davies, wife of the
former Ambassador to Russia, will
speak over WRC at 6:10 pm Friday
under sponsorship of the District
Chapter Of the Red Cross. Mrs.
Davies will talk on Red Cross ac-
tivities in Russia. ~
Evening star., 1942-04-28

Additional volunteers are needed
to complete stretcher-bearin
squads being formed In the Six
teenth treet-Highlands area, G. p.
Evening star., 1942-04-28

A joint meeting of zones 3, 5, 6,
and of the Midcity area will be
held at the Garnett- Patterson jun
Tor High School, Vermont avenue
and v street NV, at pm. Friday,
Dr.. Victor Tulane will demonstrate
bombs. George w. Beasley will de-
scribe his experiences in civilian
defense organization.
Emergency feeding and housing
will be explained by Mrs. Edith L.
Voitk. John L. Sullivan, assistant
deputy warden, also win speak.
Others expected to take part in the
discussion are Thurman Dodson and
Woolsey w. Hall, assistant deputy
wardens: L. F. Beach, assistant dep
uty in charge of fire watchers, and
Sylvan King, assistant deputy In
charge of messengers. Zone wardens
sponsoring the meeting are Leon
Murray, Philip A. Jordan, Robert G..
MCGUIRE. jr.: Ellsworth Reid and
Harry j. Robinson.
A model air raid control center
will be demonstrated at the Depart
mental Auditorium Thursday. The
exhibition, set up by Edgewood Ar
senal. will be given at 3 pm, par
ticularly for protective services in
Federal departments, the school sys-
tenn and commercial plants, and at
pm. for raid wardens. auxiliary po-
hcemen and firemen and other civil
ian defense volunteers engaged in
general work. The public is invited.
A class for volunteer nurses aides
was started at am. today at the
Red Cross chapter house. Alex
andria, Va. Glasses VIII be held
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day mornings through May Is.
After that students will be given
. three-week training course at
Alexandria Hospital.
Evening star., 1942-04-28
Ruiids

Continued From First Page
Evening star., 1942-04-28

which went out from the coast be-
tween Folkestone and Hythe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-07
This Is Test
For Huskies
Con Muke or Brock
In Cougar Contests

A major test-slmost = final
exam-of wsshington's qushfies-
tons for the northern division has
ketball championship comes At
Pullman tonight when the Huskie-
tackle the Washington State ccu-
gsrs. defending champions.
win both games and much Of
your hard work viii he over. =
Coach Hec Edmundson promised
his players as they left Seattle for
the inland empire.
Even one victory over tire
Cougars viii relieve Washing
ton Of q lot NJ worry. Idaho 10
already out Of the race. Wash
ingtoa State will be out with
one more defeat. and either
Oregon or Oregon State will h
eliminated In the "civii war"
battle at Corvallis. Ore. to-
morrow night
After they finish with Jack
Friers Cougars. the Huskies move
to Moscow for an Idaho series
Monday and Tuesday. That ends
their road work and only home
series with oregon State and
Washington State remain on the
schedule.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-07

Local Bowling News

Odd Fellows l>.gu< 80 . rev
single and >eries record. ard ~ the
same time posted the highest
scores ever checked On the ftsy
Nor alleys Starting the ee<icn
sith : meek III effeFs. he followed
with games % s2s and s7s tor
grand total q sT< counters
odd fsllee= tes.s<
rist Nar tIifys
r~xn Hla No l 81 " Essf Taco
ma Camp III Hish Esnas Nas ~.
sac z7e hish -<fies nav h<ssu s7s
~ Hieh same Csshrum ie1 hish
ssrle. Caehrum 80
south Tacoma 90 V EAst Taoows
un. Nigh game Al Martin lea hish
series Al Martha 49,
Rnstsa wsmsn< f~ssar
The Ruston teams -et ~sus nee
ssr.s. On so, iss i l., s nsss' .. I'm
-rries and ~ points n lutte hsa
t1c aiso = nrw hiHh
Thr rkverns tnok ~ i7rs win A
supplrs isi-soz rh< rixs tor a.
1850 from Inc Cafes ~ 1ro Grace
as ssr,s. rrms ysp~nies h.a is
hish single for the lo<<fs. and Louise
Iapr had sn2 hIxh series ssso for the
losers
Nekini<s Btiu League
roFtisnd Ave- sftry.
n Hansen Of lkkes rnlird high
series Of the league With : series 81
ses and q Effeibsrs Of the same team
high single 81 7ia 10 lead the team
TO polnt ain ever the arocefs
Pred Hiii high series for tho oFocsfs
Of 40 and Al Coufnesn ir. high
singie Of 1dh
Lumbefiacks spiit with Tavern p
Hoffman ct the iumheflarks hish
SERIES sas ana Finch hixh single
1850 Hifh for the Te~sfns hish
series. = Norman. single. 1. Parker
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-07
Coles Leads
Pinmen
But Herdmun's Men
Toke Circuit Lead

Sam Coles. southpaw bowling
star. led the City league pinmen
In their matches on the Broadway
alleys Thursday night, shooting
244 for the high game and $40
for the high total.
Three other men were close TO
the 600 mark. John Radonich and
Art Torgerson each rolled a big
500 series and c. c. Collins wound
up with SIS.
Bill Herdman's Jewellers
went into first place In the
second half race. taking four
points from the Painters IN
hand John Artoe's team lts
first setback In four weeks NJ
play.
Scotty Murdock's Packers
plodded along near the top of the
heap by taking three from the
Oilers.
The scores:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-07
Local Aces
Enter Navy

rnr~< Pacific f.athersn focteell
stars - Isst sesscn have neeH
accepted FIR enlistment - navv
esvrsesI in-tru<ters n IL -
rram under IL sup<r<z<<cr -
tz<ut. ccm<r. Gene Tssnn<x.
Msrx H4rsnm>n. hsrx Tem-
m<rvsk .nd Marty Sefth ssli -
rrFf n NeFfesk. Va n April
Other r>cesnAns accepted are bin
Mel .shxriin and iehn Nhafp -
cesi~r< n Puget <naaa. nnd r>r'
pi.st. noutn u<nd klHh sheci
coach and fc<m<r PIC sthi<tss
ace.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-07
SENIOR GOLFER DIES

were being arranged today for
Ernest J. Whitman. 80. president
and general manager Of the Haines
Oyster company. who died yester-
day. Whitman. who won the
Washington State Senior Golf as
ISOLATION championship In 1870.
was a rsncher al Prozser and
Yakima before coming here IN
1908.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-07

eOuT1o noNo. VgonA = ~
rists. nouth nsa1 No seaeeI 49,
hall as1 bashsshalf sse&o ~ ~
'nsr shrss-spost stn,sss q pa~lfsa
fashssAn eesleas. hss smilste1 n
The naval reserve. II We dtapinsel
ta~Iay.
rssts wsIi i>svs hGAseb ~ 10 -
ter training IL lhe NAVAL ernesl
for physical dirseters ~ nesfolh.
W. Ne vas asesptsd amer ~ ~
tsfvisw with Lieut.. com1s. Ueeo
r,snnsy ~ rrrtisnd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-07
Tacoma Rifles
Beat Marines

The Tacoma RIFE club las, night
defeated the Bremerton Marines.
75s TO 7ai, on the local range.
Mai A. Carpe. Tacoma. Was
high rifle. IDA out Of . pe.sihle
200.
The Tacoms club u In first place
for the top trophy 81 the Puget
Sound Small Bore Rlfle league.
Last nights local scores were
Mai A. Corpe. is4: sergt n. G.
Horn. 1911; Johnny Gay. is7. and
Herb Newman, iss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-07
Yankee Rock
May Be Star



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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-07
Ohe Mixed Eaa

The Tilton steelhead run seems
N be worthy Of testing your
skill. II good weather continues.
Elmer Booth. the partially
fiery matched young banker.
hooks1 four. landed one there
Sunday.
He did not fish the Toutle. as
reported to this corner.
Others. too, | now learn made
good catches in that wonderful
stream.
However, there was a terrific
rain storm there Wednesday and
the river rose 10 q high point,
the water becoming disco,ored
and certainly no good for steel
heading.
However. Thursday broke clear
and II the good weather keeps
NJ. the popular stream should he
ripe for high pleasure this week
end.
The Tlton will rise or fall
within "a hours.
Steelheaders must remember.
the Tilton is closed from the
power dam up. The power dam
Ii a short distance below Morton.
But below the dam, you can
fish.
You might start at the second
or third bridge and work down.
Too. with the high water II In
possible the big trout have gone
Nh stream above the bridges. to
say nothing Of sending = fresh
run m its way.
There are few streams more
delightful to fish.
Some NJ the golden days NJ
this corners life have been spent
on the old rilton. where pleas
ant. fine people form a warm
community.
The Cowlitz river should be
prime for top sport after the
rain.
II you want 10 fish the Cow
htz and make a weekend of II,
you can find cabins at Cosmos
and at Cowlitz Falls, which are
not far from Morton, as auto
mobile distances 60.
Barretts cabin camp at Co.'S
mos puts you virtually on the
Cowlitz shore.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-07
Ball School

wuogxe. ore.--rh> Cincinnati
baseball club to-day invited players
b~swe~n the snes ~ ~ ard ~
ysars 10 take part N . five asy
training sshsci srauser~d ~ he
Reds 81 Eugene civic stadium June
n 10 10
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-07

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-07
Basket Menu
FRIDAY NIGHT

FRIDAY NIGHT
Pacific Infherna W. Eastern
n Cheney.
Bremerton al Lincoln.
stadium nj Yakima.
- Martins Prep ~ Beilarmine.
sumner nj Puyaliop.
HighIlns NJ Buckley.
Enumciaw nj kent.
Rentan nj Auburn.
Yeim ~ Fife.
Clover Park nj Nay.
Federal Wa, 1T Esienstiie.
orting at kspossin.
Gig Harbor ~ tashen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-07
Going to Town

The state game department is
really getting down to work on
the pheasant situation in Wash
ington.
Experts on the department
payroll have been assigned To
complete efforts 10 find ways Of
giving our many hunters what
other states give theirs.
This II a good year to begin
real work.
The rubber shortage will re-
duce lengthy trips in a marked
manner. more than so per cent,
you can bet.
That will mean hunters will
remain in their own areas, with
heavy concentrations on the
more natural pheasant districts
Just about eliminated.
That will mean bird saving
for the next years crop.
Also, many hunters undoubt-
sdly will not take down their
fowling piece because OF the
barriers facing them.
GOble Still Hot
Carl Goble, veteran angler.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-07
Commercial Play

Tuesday Is the final games OF
the first round of d-robin
play. Starting Thursday the teams
will be divided into two sections.
"A for the top six teams. and A
for the remaining six. "A games
will be played In the boys gym.
A games will be played in the
girls gym.
New players may still be
signed during the remainder
~ the season - before. They
mDst h. signed the playing
night prior 10 eompetAE.
No players from any other
league may 10 signed. This in
cludes any and all leagues IN the
city or outside. even though the
league has completed its seasons
play.
Games scheduled for Tuesday
final series OF the first round):
Boys GYM O'Clock. Fife VS..
A. c. e; s. So. Tacoma VS.. Laun-
dries; Q, Millmen VS.. Veneermen.
Girls GYM o'clock. Thomies VS.
Sons of Pericles: s. Eleetrics vs..
Sumner; 9. B'nsi Birth vs.. Nc
Kinley Hill.
Results Of games Thursday:
Milimen tJ5B f33l sumner
Smith a. .....F...- l6B MoseF
Steiner 30 -. "a Kammsmer
Rickert u3) ....C.... 80 Rumph
Johnson 90 g.! % solNsy
81 SUBS. Miiimsno Non, s, 20, soosI
None. Referee. John Heinrich.
rhomi.s oao ,ss, mckinley Hln
MolitoT 80 .....P.......- =, Peass
Turner 100 ...-F-.... uz1 Finnry
Names .l3l 80. c.. ia Blade.
S Ssmpoel - o. r. -....-.-, 80 kos'
suos. Thomi.s - Ford a. Van
Vslksnbers. Davis g. Mckinley
Hill-Eon, Referee 2 Bostrom.
4 y,ns.rm.n tSel tseD 20,
Lang 10 .......f 1900. 90 Meilo
P PsiR 'asi ......c.. -. "a, RSs si
soper Goi o.. a. Yoshids
Sub SUD. veneermen-DgeE 81 JUN JUN,
2 Ian. Flfe-SLefeuDeER Cd. R4ukel
a. Referee. John Heinrich.
Plstt EaS Veneermsn high point
man Etth a. points. Hzif-flms score
% 70 Ie for Neneermen.
/ Eleetrics f3si fssb 80. Tacoma
Morris dD r.. q &c.
Harris 90 s5o, -. "a, 90 r D.zzsIe
Wakely % a.. 90 Dahl
CsSutz ..-.- .G..4-.. AzilfF
Suos. EIectFlcs Wheeler. KUno
/ Evans "a So Taroma-Jonnson %,
Z Petersen 90 Referee. John Heinrich
B.nsi B.rith essD i4o, L.unarle.
Fslcmzn ~. o. Hopper
DOnion ca .---F-....cs; e smith
I Greenblst ......G...... ~ Hofi
RspoVich 1l c.. % PARKS
subs. B'nsi Brith-Ro~e a. NJ
Z Donion Lsundries-H. Smith I'D
Staples "a
A. - SOM Of Perieiss for
feited 70 A G z
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-07

FU " fsNNU p Fhs F"fftshH
Beaver management announced
today that five sxhIbition contests
have been schsdnled Ia date four
against Oakland and the othsf
with the san Francisco Meals
The Beavers open spring train
ing Fsb. ~ at Hsn Jose. Calf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-07

cant get over the sight he saw
on the Nisqually river Sunday.
Talk about slaughter and
waste" he said. Why. II was
terrible. The reservation Indians
with their numerous nets caught
salmon. dubbed them 10 death
before taking them out Of the
nets and then selected only the
choice fish, throwing the eulls.
as II were. back into the river
dead.
of course the salmon would
have died anyway. That part Of
IL hasn't anything to do with
the waste. The destruction came
when the fish were killed before
they could spawn. II the culls
had been removed from the nets
and permitted to 60 their
spawning way. everything would
have been okay.
But II appears there Is too
much work untangling the big
salmon. So the Indians. pro-
tected by treaty, simply kill
every fish in their nets. take
what they consider the choicest
and throw the carcasses of the
others back into the warter.
Something should be done about
this. ! don't believe the treaty
ever meant to permit such de-
structive work.
Those conditions. no doubt,
have existed for years. And viii
continue to he the rule unless
state authorities appeal to the
federal authorities "a determine
" there isn't some means Of
hating this waste.
Conservation is prscticed and
preached by our government.
The public Is conservation mind
ed. Maybe a way can be worked
out to end this destruction by
the Indians. many Of whom are
not real Indians. anyway. They
are mixed bloods."
Chehalis Good
Heavy steelhead run on the
Chehalis, good information re-
veals.
Anglers have been having good
luck.
And down there. too. the In
dams are taking their heavy toll
Of steelheads. using their nets.
Time will come when Indians
will he denied the privilege of
taking the steeihead. q true
trout and not q salmon.
The steelhead is hardly a good
fish for use other than to eat as
fresh fish.
A United States cabinet MEM
her limited. | am informed. that
there IL possibility Of the steel
head being removed, legally.
from treaty provisions made
with the Indians.
More than 1000. 900 Rainbow
trout eggs have been placed In
the large game fish hatchery on
Chamekane creek behind Grand
Co1iee dam, the reclamation
bureau said today.
First release Of fish into the
lake Will be made In late sum-
mer or early fall, the bureau
said. The hatchery has an an
nual capacity of 5000. 900 eggs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-07

NEW yoRk - Madison Square
Garden wofkmsn set record ny
changing the Ice rink into . basket
hall court in two hours.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-07

s9ATru.G--Ths seattle Hsinisss
to-day had faar pitchers dsfsnitsiy
withsn the fold ~ SYLVESTER iahns
snn, t3.vear-nid veteran. seut N
his signed contract
plet nsfsets. Dewey Hcfisnn
and Charles Fischer are the nin<r
hurisrs set for The opening n
spfinE work 81 ths San Fefrsndo.
cal. camp.
wocNgv rs.AyxR DIES
SEATTLE - Ronald treschesl
Lyon. ~. formss Seattle and revt-
land hockey player. aisd NJ hssss
attack uns~sr~ ~ the death n
hlr mother In Detrsit n wss dss-
closed today
Lyons body was found IN hss
hotel room yesterday by . maid
WIN was delivering . tsleKrsm In
forming ~ his mothers death.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-07

MGNlCO CtrN--rsewdsrt Man.
mel Avits csmseha ~ Msstes has
retained Al E-pinass - his KoIf
tutor and enlarged his prfvstr
course from ain hoIes n ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-07
EAGLES LEAGUE

Ed Sorensen's Laundrymen wor
three points from Lincolnshire IN
the playoff Of a postponed Eagles
league match on the Coliseum al
leys. Oscar Carlson. for the Hote
team. rolled 200 for high single
and BAT for high total.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-07

Jtffy btIkmhn, ltauink DoNiet
of the Broadway Ladies league.
rolled 45e for the high series in the
weekly matches Thursday night on
the Broadway. registering games
of 1853. las and it3
Edith Moresfi turned In
lsg game In close her series
for the hest single Of the eve
ming. Her total was $50.
Results: Mckinley 2. Actors z,
Fishers 3. Brstrud /: Market Cen
ter 3, Jacobson /. Sport Center Z,
Central o; Alvs Roberts >. Far
Der /.
Among the higher single games
were: n. Hawthorne i55. L. Put
bres 1877, Frances Wells 15s. ID.
Dzivak $50. Margaret Davis i55.
Frances Achtzig 1877 and Catherine
Daugherty ISL
The Broadway Inter-league
tournament starts Saturday night
when the first Of more than 30
teams faee the foul line To shoot
for the championship Of the Broad
way alleys
The tournament will start again
Sunday at / o'clock with fun
squads shooting throughout the
afternoon and evening Play Will
be only five-man competition.
Scratch is SIS and 40 per cent
handicap employed
KNIGHTS OF PyTHIAs
p. Knott led the bowlers Of the
Knights Of Pythiss league m the
Broadway with q 7zz single and
52s total
Senators won three from vs.
quires and Knights won three
from Pages
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Roy Beszw. rolling anchor for
Z the FERN Hi No. ! team IN the
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EuDs NfUffFmeU-NeW TsI- Quln-
Ian. Fife-5terenDegR "a. Rlnker
a. Referee. John Heinrich
Plstt EaS Veneermsn high point
man Efth ~ points. Hsif-tlme score
2s 70 10. for Veneermen.
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Roy Besaw, rolling anchor for
the Fern Hi No. ] team IN the
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE

sam blackburn. anchor man for
Big bad Welt. ed the ec~lers 81
the Commercial eagae Thursday
on the Coliseum slle. =. shooting
rs for the high single game and
sac fer the high series
Herman Henry Miller. shooting
for Groves and opposite Rlaekie.
rolled three good games la. rs.
ies 10 register SEQ for the run
ner-up honor.
Results: Pe<teffice :. fea-
nsnis I: >insend's :. Hooker \:
Jimmy xareili's !. Cesss 1:
Groves :. weive. 2; Tsvern
4. rean salt Q.
Other highlightr were: John
Cars single and ss7 total, Red
Gsdd's s2s. Jake Handlers asT to-
tai. Az game By George ~
sfad.
CLASS n WOMEN
Louise Gervels topped the femi-
nine bowlers Of the Class n Wom-
ems league on the Coliseum lanes
with = nice 4sa series. pacing the
Piyweod team in a 3-gauae win
over stoplite.
Marguerite Wright. OF the Stop
lite team. rolled ia for the high
single and finished with &2s for
one of the top totals.
Prudence sfroui. shooting ~
anchor lady for kau's. rolled
stt. her series including games
Of 1871. ls5 and i5s. Rams
won two games from Night
Owls. Caroline koehler Was
not far behind Miss strem
with 40 series. Jessie
sehuster rolled 49, and Flor
enee ririe ala for the Owls.
Mary Becker rolled Az for Flor
lists. followed closely by Daisy
Johnson with AL and the Florists
won two from Venetians iAurene
puthres scored so4 for the Vene-
tians
Ruth carlson's AT was high
series In the Insurance-Foote's
match which the Insurance girls
won 2 n 1. Evelyn Lambert.
Eleanor Foote and Ruth Carlson
all tied for the high single game
with $50 games
EAGLES LEAGUE
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BROADWAY LADIES LEAGUE

Jerry Bergman. leading bowler
Of the Broadway Ladies league,
rolled 45p for the high series in the
weekly matches Thursday night on
the Broadway. registering games
Of l6s. las and it3.