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Evening star., 1943-11-26

OF Uruguay; Mrs. Brennan, wife OF
the Minister Of Ireland; Miss Elsa
Maxwell, Mr.. Mariner S. Eccles and
Mr.. j. Edgar Hoover.
Others noted among the guests
were Senator and Mrs. Warren r.
Austin, Senator Arthur Capper,
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Emory S.
Land, Senator and Mrs. Scott w.
Lucas, Senator and Mrs. Burnet
r. Maybank, Federal Security Ad-
ministrator and Mrs. Paul v. Nc
Mutt, Senator and Mrs. Eugene D.
Millikin, Senator James M. Mead,
the Rev. Edmund Walsh, Mrs.
Wheeler, wife Of the Senator from
Montana; Mrs. Truman, wife of the
Senator from Missouri; Senator
Tom Connally, Sir Ronald Camp
bell, British Minister; the Assistant
Secretary of Commerce and Mrs.
William L. Clayton, Mrs. Claude
Pepper, wife of the Senator from
Florida; DR.. Hans Kinder, Senator
Joseph F. Guffey and Miss Pauletta
Guf1ey, DR.. Winfred Overholser,
Mrs. Pierre Cartier of New York,
Mr.. Frank B. Noyes, Mrs. Charles
Dewey, Miss Mamie Chase and
Judge and Mrs. Lawrence Groner.
After luncheon was over, the
guests strolled in the garden, where
numerous statues of famous states
men, against setting Of lockwood,
line a large swimming pool.
"Cheesey," Maltese cat named by
one Of the maids in the household,
hovered about, lending an air of
home-like simplicity to an other
wise formal gathering.
Evening star., 1943-11-26
Mrs. Robinson Here
To See Gruudchild

Comdr. and Mrs. David Keith
Robinson Of Chevy Chase have as
their guest the formers mother, Mrs.
George G. Robinson Of Manistee,
Mich. who came to make the ac-
quaintance Of her new grandaugh-
ter, Joyce Kathryn, infant daughter
OF Comdr. and Mrs. Robinson, who
was born November 20. David Keith,
jr., and Patricia Karin are the other
children OF Comdr. and Mrs. Rob-
inson,
Evening star., 1943-11-26
Nezv Members Listed
For Grand Obera

The Venezuelan Ambassador and
Sonora de Escalante head the list
OF additional charter members for
the Washington Grand Opera Az
ISOLATION. which will give its first
performance December tn Con-
stitution Hall. "Pagliacci" and
"Cavalleria Rusticana" will be the
offerings that evening. The Lii
Lithuanian Minister and Nine. Zadei-
kis, and the Egyptian Minister and
Nine. Hassan are among other
charter members of the association,
and charter members also include
number Of Washington residents
and officials.
Evening star., 1943-11-26
,Fare1VeU Party
Is Planned for
Mrs. Dun1VelL

A farewell party in honor Of Mrs.
Louise Wilson Dunwell, who has
lived in Washington for the last
10 years and is leaving to join her
husband on the West Coast, will
be given tomorrow evening by Mrs.
Eva Grant Marshall at her home
In Woodbridge.
Sharing guest honors with Mrs.
Dunwell, who is we'll known here
for her publications of verse and
poetry, will be Mrs. Harriet Haw-
kins Chambers, president of the
District branch, National League
Of American Pen Women; Mrs.
nellie Van D. Smith, immediate past
president. and Mrs. Elizabeth S.
Tilton. first vice president and
author Of THE League of Ameri-
can Pen Women in the District of
Columbia" All guests are poets
who are friends of the honor guest
and members Of the league.
Mrs. George G. Gaydash, national
chairman Of art, who designed the
jacket for Mrs. Dunwell's latest
book, will be unable to attend the
party due to previous out-of town
engagement.
The hostess will be assisted in
serving refreshments by Mrs. Cham
bers, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Tilton and
Mrs. Inez Sheldon Tyler. past presi-
dent and editor Of Blue Moon
Poetry Magazine.
Invited guests include Mrs. Ida
Elaine James. poetry chairman of
the league; Miss Ivy Lindsey, Mrs.
Peggy Lawshe, Miss Matte Rich
ards Tyler, associate editor of Blue
Moon; Mrs. Leila Pier King, Mrs.
Inez Barkley Kirby. Miss Alethea
Todd Anderson. readers adviser In
poetry at the Public Library; Mrs.
Corinne Chandler Davis, Mrs. Lulu
Minerva Schultz, Miss Beatrice Raw,
Mrs. Marion Hayn, Mrs. Imogen
Clarke, Mrs. Leila w. Marshall,
president Of the Writer'S League; !;
Mrs. Florence Jansen, Mrs. Harriet
Mitchell Disney, Mrs. Angela
McHugh Barr, Miss Elizabeth Hart
man, Miss Margaret Jean Bailey,
Miss Roberta Wakefield, Mrs. Ber-
tina Shanks CLANCY, defense chair
man; Mrs. Blanche Humphrey Abee,
former calendar editor, who is now
living In New York, and Mrs. Ada
Magruder Of New York City and
Tampa, Fla.
Mrs. Dunwell has already pub
ushed three books Of verse. Mrs.
Marshall, the hostess, was co-chair-
man Of poetry last year, her first
book Of verse, Heart Fragments" ;"
will be off the press shortly.
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League Auxiliary
To Hear Cruise Talk

A talk on . recent Caribbean
cruise will be given by Clarence
Lucas Of the Fish and Wildlife Serv-
ice at q meeting Of the Women's
Auxiliary OF the Izaak Walton
League at 8 o'clock tonight at the
home Of Mrs. Lewis Radcliffe. 5000
Thirty-second street NV. Moving
pictures Of Guatemala, Cuba, Vene-
zuela and Puerto Rico will accom-
pany the lecture.
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Yacht Club Party
VIII Close Season

Mrs. Henry jackson, wife Of Maj.
Jackson, and Miss Patricia Loch-
ridge are arranging for the 10th an
nual party of the Potomac River
Sailing Association, which will be
given at the Capital Yacht Club to-
morrow evening.
Others assisting are Mrs. John E.
Craig, wife Of Col. Craig; Mrs. Frank
B. Howard and Mrs Doris Evans.
The party marks the closing of
the yatchting year for Washington
sailboat owners, and prizes for the
past season will be awarded during
the evening.
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leans mouse guests from new YORK,
Henri Bernstein, a weu-known writ
er; Elsa Maxwell, Mrs. Katherine
Crocker, Miss Dickey Fellows Cor
don and Mr.. Torrance Phillips.
The drawing room, where the
guests stood until luncheon was an
nounced, is filled with a great many
pieces of exquisite French furniture,
portraits In oil and glass-encased
objects Of art. Several doors were
opened onto the terraces outside,
where the guests strolled after the
luncheon was over.
Numerous tables set up for the
luncheon in several small rooms
beyond the drawing room. were
adorned with tall gold or silver vases
Of yellow and bronze chrysanthe-
NUNS or low bowls Of attractively
arranged fruit.
The luncheon menu consisted of
turkey, with chestnut dressing, sweet
potatoes, cranberry sauce and peas,
served with sauterne, and particu-
larly delicious cream cake which
was served with coffee later.
Sitting at the hostess table in
"the room OF tomorrow" q colorful
room, originally patio, which is dec
GRATED with many Towering plants
and French murals, were the British
Ambassador, Viscount Halifax; Mrs.
Munthe de Morgenstierne, wife of
the Norwegian Ambassador; the
Uruguayan Ambassador, DR.. Juan
Carlos Blanco; Nine. Procope, wife
of the Minister of Finland; the
Minister of Ireland, Mr.. Robert
Brennan; Senator Robert A. Taft,
Mrs. James M. Mead, wife of the
Senator from New York, and Mrs.
Eleanor Patterson.
At another table sat the Secretary
OF Agriculture and Mrs. Claude r.
Wickard: the Postmaster General
and Mrs. Frank c. Walker; Asso-
ciate Justice and Mrs. Stanley F.
Reed: Mrs. Taft, wife Of the SEN
ator from Ohio; Senator and Mrs.
Joseph c. O'Mahoney, the Finnish
Minister, Mr.. Hjamar J. Procope;
Senator and Mrs. Arthur H. VAN
denberg, Senator Harry S. Truman,
Senator Burton K. Wheeler, SEN
ator Carl Hatch, Senator Styles
Bridges, Mrs. Tom Connally, wife of
the Senator from Texas; Sonora
De Blanco, wife of the Ambassador
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Mrs. Johnson Marks
4 Anuiversarv

Mrs. Belle johnson celebrated the
87th anniversary of her birthday
Sunday in her home in Ashton, Nd,
where she has lived for many years.
Her daughters, Mrs. j. H. Cuh and
Mrs. Wallace Bond, received with
her and assisted in serving refresh
ments to her many callers.
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Senator Russell
WM ADDRESS
.AINmnae Club

Senator Russell, Democrat, Of
Georgia. will be guest speaker at .
dinner to be given by the Georgia
State College for Women's Alumnas
Club at 7 pm. Wednesday at the
Fairfax Hotel. Senator Russell
headed the group which recently
completed q tour OF the battle
fronts. DR.. Guy Wells, president Of
the college, will be among those at
tending. Mrs. Thomas Camp, presi-
dent Of the club. will preside. Those
wishing to attend may contact Mrs.
Camp, Woodley Park Towers, or
Mrs. H. F. Bucholz, Hyattsville, Nd,
for reservations.
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Mrs. Mclean Welcomes 200
To Friendship Thanksgiving
By Betty MIHken.

Another outstanding added
which
Beae Mclean entertained at her annual Thanksgiving
following the custom parents
the enjoyment
than two hundred guests who invited occasion
Diplomats Senator'S society Wash
ington well from
elaborate drawing where the standing
q white
orchids the famous diamond
lets adding dramatic and contrasting
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Democratic Club
To Meet Monday

Racial Minority Groups in Our
Midst" will be the subject Of q
panel discussion at meeting Of the
Woman's National Democratic Club
from II am. to noon Monday at
the club house. The panel, spon-
sored by the Education Committee.
will be led by Miss Ellis Meredith
and will Include Mrs. Emmett Gud-
ger and Mrs. H. McEvoy. Miss Ruth
F. Woodsmall will speak on the
YWCA's part in the war at the
luncheon at 1890 pm.
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Ne1V Clubhouse
OF Macy League
Has Obening

Gold braid and cleaning buttons
on service uniforms predominated
at the reception yesterday after
noon which marked the formal op-
tning of the new Navy League
Headquarters and Men Ofiicers
Clubhouse at 1914 Twenty-first
street.
Because the ballroom is not yet
completed and the other rooms of
the converted house are not suffi-
GENTLY large to permit q full scale
party, invitations to yesterdays
event were limited mostly to those
for whom the clubhouse has been
established. When the rest of the
building is completed another party
will be given, and invitations will
then include members of the dip
lomatic corps, official and resi-
Dental society.
Mr.. Bennet Grain, president of
the District Council Of the Navy
League headed the receiving line
yesterday afternoon and others in
the line were Mr.. Royce Powell,
vice president Of the Navy League;
Mrs. Robert Peel, assistant to the
president Of the District Council:
Admiral Ferdinand Reichmuth,
Commandant of the Navy Yard; !;
Rear Admiral T. B. Richey. Rear
Admiral w. o. Spears, Rear Ad-
mlral Clark H. Woodward and Rear
Admiral Emory S. Land.
Mr.. Eugene Rice. chairman of
the House Committee and Mrs.
William T. Mann, chairman of the
Hostess Committee assisted in show
Ing guests through the rooms,
which were attractively decorated
with autumn flowers that were the
gift OF Mrs. George LIE Clair. The
architect, Mr.. Wadsworth Wood,
and Miss Gladys Miller, the in
terror decorator, were there and
received hearty commendation upon
the success of their work
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Unit to Meet

A talk on Christmas by Mrs. Lila
Eaton, director OF the District
WCTU evangelistic department, will
be given at meeting Of Chaplin
WCTU at II am. next Wednesday
at District headquarters, 522 Sixth
street NV. Carols will be sung
after the address. Mrs. D. C. Rich
ardson will be in charge of the
meeting.
Evening star., 1943-11-26
Max lederer to Speok

Max Lederer, formerly OF the
ministerial council of education at
Vienna, will speak on German lit
erature before the Writers Club
at $50 pm. Monday in the Con-
gressional Library. The speaker is
now a member Of the staff of the
library.
Evening star., 1943-11-26
Miss KaSuIke
4 Recent Bride

Mrs. and Mrs. William A. Kasulke
announce the marriage Of their
daughter, Miss Katherine Kasulke,
to Mr.. Robert Riley, U. 8. NJ, the
ceremony taking place Tuesday In
the Forestville home of the Rev.
Catlen, who ofhciated.
A blue velvet dress and hat and
a corsage Of white roses were worn
by the bride, and her sister, Mrs.
Marie Reno, who served as matron
OF honor, was dressed in blue also
and wore a corsage Of sweetheart
roses.
Evening star., 1943-11-26
Series of Parties
VIII Be Given

The tea which Sonora de Munilla
wife OF the Military Attache Of the
Cuban Embassy, IS giving Monday
IN her apartment at Hotel 24O0 Is
one OF . series which she will Give
during the coming season.
Over 800 ladies have been invited
to this party, which Is being given
In compliment to Mrs. Tomas
Cajigas.
Evening star., 1943-11-26
Johnston to Sbeak

The Women's National Press Club
will present Eric Johnston as guest
speaker at dinner Tuesday evening
at the Willard Hotel. The large
ballroom has been reserved to &C.
commodate as many guests as mem
bers wish to bring. Reservations will
be closed at pm. Monday.
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Joins Husband

Mrs. Joseph v. Marcoux will ar
rive shortly from her home in Kan
sas City, Mo-, to join Mr.. Marcoux,
who IS a naval architect in the
technical division Of the United
States Maritime Commission.
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to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. F. Alfred Hurley an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Angela Kathryn
Hurley. to Corpl. Frederick L.
Herzer. q. s. A., son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward l. Herzer OF Uniontown, Pa,
Evening star., 1943-11-26
for HOLIDAY

Comdr. and Mrs. Edward C.
Stephan and their two children,
David and Paula, were the guests
over Thanksgiving of Mrs. stephan's
parents, Mr.. and MRS. Robert F.
| Padgett, at tho Areonne,
Evening star., 1943-11-26
Mrs. BARLEY Here

Mrs. w. l.. BARLEY. wife Of Col.
BARLEY OF Fort Worth, has arrived
in Washington to spend fortnight
with her brother-in-law and sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Lowrey, at
their home in Georgetown.
Evening star., 1943-11-26

Before her marriage to 1t.
Che,Dning, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernon CheUning, she aDas
Miss Wild1 Jane Goodrich,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam E. Goodrich, and is notD
making her home 1Uith her
parents 1Dhile 1t. CheWning is
on duty. -Hessler Photo.
Evening star., 1943-11-26

Dupont Circle Dupont 1000
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Briggs, Vikings
ToAH-Star Quint

Very fast clever and can shoe. from
any angle on the floor, he has done
most Of his playing at Franklin
Settlement
Art Mccain Is Jones' pal and
teammate. He is 6 feet . inches and
really takes his slim body high In
he air when things get too rough.
He also plays with Ford 900 and
the Troians
J. T. Robinson, captain o, The All.
Stars, Is one player who has never
received TIE credit he deserves
He is in on every play. never makes
many points. nor does his opponent
He is the hardest worker on the
floor. He is plsy-msker. He played
on al Brewster championship clubs
except the team that won the Mid.
west championship He was mem
Der OF the 1899 Detroit Times soft
ball champs. a team that went 10
Memphis and PLAYED for the Negro
world softball t.:le
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Washington Bears Win
Pro Basketball Title

Dolly King, former Long Island
L. star. contributed q single point.
Gates added pair OF held goals
in rapid succession, ard then Jack
Clay teh-sHd- G. counted gain
before Oshkosh was able 20 break
rine-minute period OF scoreless
bew.lderment
The second hail was much like
the first. what with the Wisconsin
aggregation unable 10 match strides
with the colored boys in any phase
or the game. While they fought
gamely. they fought in vain, Wash
ing:on. comprised OF much tie same
lineup which snatched the lsurels
in the hrst OF these annual cage
Journeys, had too many guns.
And the totally impartial crowd
did no; attempt TO s;ifle rs ex-
preston OF appreciation. They
knew they were witnessing the
work OF masters and they offered
their voices in hearty tribute.
King. though held 20 three points
in the scoring column, was Justify
cheered as he lef; the game on
persona, fouls And each unit
Isases. Gates, Sonny Woods. Charles
Isles. the venersl Tarzan Cooper.
Clayton, and Puggy Bell-was the
recipient OF round after round o:
applause as the show reached its
conclusion.
While Il was s.. Patrick's day
and The wearers OF the green came
~ ttAiietF-sAl aHe-ef Ae-gleEy. /;
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NewportNews
WinsTOurney
At Hampton

HAMPTON. Va -Troun Ing the
Bruion Heights cagers from VIII
lismsburg % 10 10, the Huntington
high school Vikings from Newport
News carried off frs; honors IN the
lntcr-Hlgh school basketball tour
namcut sponsored al Hampton In
sututc Saturday night, March 20,
by the VARSITY Club OF the coll
lego.
The tournament in which eight
high schools in this area participant
ed provided an entire day OF bas-
ke;ball for large number OF high
school and college fans here about
In the semifnalS. the vikings had
beaten Hayden high OF FRANKLIN 60
TO l8 after the latter quintet noscd
out tho Smithheld high school y TO
IS Smithfield beat Yorktown Train
ing school II TO IL in one OF the
opening rounds OF the tourney and
Huntington defeated Phcnix high
school OF Phocbus 20 20 "a in their
opening game.
Bruion Hcig hts started out by
submcrging the Booker I. Washing
Ton team from Norfolk 81 10 ii and
Norcom high OF Portsmouth 81 10
20 in the Semi-fnalS,
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The G
BOWLERS' HALL
OF FAME
By ALFONSO CATO

The Miss Queen Pin. popularity
contest, entered its second week
with. contestants swapping news
stands for coupons Americas out
standing bowling popularity con-
Test for women is entering its third
year with bang Mrs. Minnie Dun
cans, winner OF the contest last
year, is defending her title again.
as the battle 20 determine who will
reign over bowling for the coming
year.
Carry Rivers. Virginia Dolphin,
Thelma Baldwin. Resale Simmons.
Alma D May and Hazel Thomas are
the contestants. II you want your
team represented, send name Of
contestant tour home Office al
once. You don't have 70 be a bowler
20 vote for your favorite contestant.
Just print the name you cast your
vote for on the coupon appearing
on the sports page OF this paper
each week, and mail to our home
Office.
The contestant that receives the
largest number or votes will be
crowned the most popular woman
in bowling Miss Queen Pin Of 43
Many useful prizes will be given
he winners.
X X y
The popular Leg Cabin girls of
Cleveland, Ohio, invaded the Motor
City over the weekend. The match
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BY RUSS J. COWANS

CHICAGO. nl-TGe scint.llalng
Washington. Bears, Offering as bril-
liant an exhibition Of passing and
bail handling as -hss-been- The
privilege OF these old eyes 20 W.T.
ness. tumbled the Oshkosh tWisD
qant. 1881. 20 capture the annual
world professional basketball tour
nsmen, here last Wednesday ght
Some $4,000 rsbid fans shook
Chicago stadium TO its rafters as
the bronze OUTFIT from the nations
capital. completing two years Of
undefeated court play, set the 1912
tournament champions back on
their heels. Going into the lead
rs the contest became seven min
utes 'old. the Bears refused 70 be
headed thereafter, finishing out The
first half on the long end Of a
27-l5 count, and extending them
selves in the second period only
when the crowd began screaming
for acton.
Isaacs Sparks Attack
Headed by JohnnY l&aacs and
Pops Gates. the Fasteners ran
down a six-pon; lead Sc; by their
opponents in the opening minutes
OF the game. With tie scoreboard
tied at SO. Issacs Gagged a sparkling
hurry-in shoot 10 put his boys
he also converted the free-throw
and from that poin. 20 the final
on top for the frs; time. Fouled.
gun Oshkosh remained second best
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was the colored delegation that
took over.
The between games entertain
ment was provided by the For:
Warren. Wyo.. dr..l team and dance
sc:S from local n II. ct,abs
Third place in ths toGTp amen.
wen: 20 For: Wayne. Ind, winner
in the hrS; game over the Dayton
(Oh!o) Bombers. $3.50.
The Bears drew bye at the
opening Of the tournament Sunday,
but announced their entry Monday
night by trimming tie Minneapolis
Sparklers. Ao-al. Tuesday night
the Bears earned . place in the
finals by trimming the Dayton
BomberS, $3.50.
Tho Dayton Bombers defeated the
Harlem Globetrotters on Monday
night, 44-34. The Chicago S;ude-
bakers were knocked out OF the
tournament on Sunday afternoon by
the Minneapolis Sparklers, 45-44.
The Oshkosh Ave entered the
final round by defeating Fort
Wayne Tuesday night.
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Bennett Comes From
Behind To Win Match

pins of Sans lead in the hrst three
games as he collected 800 on 1877,
1913 and 224, while Sam was getting
1853, 1855 and l43.
The game OF 224 wa, BENEFITS
big game OF the series, white Sam
had 237 in the hrst 10.
First Ten Games
Bennett: III. l52. l6s. l46. ZIG, is5,
1875, l66, 1871 1888.
Sam: Isl. 237, 2ls, 1893. IT'S, 2ol.
205. 200. l85 1872.
Final Ten Games
Bennett: 1877. 1873. 224 l7S, ls5, 1871.
1874. 2oS, 100, l78.
Sam: 1853. l66. l43, 1877, 1874. l72.
1853. 1879 1855 l54
The first ten games were rolled a.;
Sans Recreation. Saturday night.
and the Anal ten at Paradise Bowl.
Sunday night.
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NAC|REkA. TIED.
BY FR|ARS ALE.
FOR End PLACE
Johnson Harris Still
Sets Pace In The
Motor City

Faced with some brand new pins
and highly polished alleys. bowlers
in the Motor City Bowling League
saw their averages take a nose dive
as low scores topped the evening
Games Of 200 or more were as
scarce as hen teeth. Wesley Smith,
Forest club. leading in high games
with 236, followed by Jones OF
Adams Service with 227, and Rivers
OF Sensation Bar with 205.
And Forest club was the only
team to collect a score better than
300, getting oil in the last game as
Smith contributed his 236 This
enabled the Forest club rollers TO
reach 1881, the only team 10 roll
$500 or better during the evening
OF pin splitting.
Tie Per Second Flaee
However. the low scores did not
prevent Frisrs Ale from taking ad-
vantage OF the opportunity TO draw
on even terms with Nscirema club
in the race for second place in the
league standing The defending
champions gained tie with Naci-
rema by winning two games from
H. and l. Inn FIVE, although losing
in total pins, 2493 to 2465. John Col
Inns led the Frisrs Ale pin assault
ers with 528.
While Friars Ale was taking two
from H. and /. Inn. Nac!rema was
dropping two TO Heat Wave, PAYS
10 24l3. Jim Driskell was the Pace
setter for Nacirema with 493.
Johnson Harris, pace-setters in
the league. lost two 10 Supreme
Linen. 242S 10 1862. Adams Service
won two from Hi Brau, 2446 10 1866
Simpson Vulcanizers made a COM
piete sweep of -the-three- gaues
with Tom Phillips, 2449 TO 2255 Mer.
rift pacing Simpson with 504. Chris
Swader led Tom Phillips with IA
Forest club trounced Associated
Electric, 1851 10 2526, Wesley Smith
pacing the way with 57S, while
Meyers was high for Associated
electric with $40.
Superior Life won two from
Miller's Lunch. although losing in
total pins. 2439 20 240o Hamlar was
top scorer for the insurance men
with $40, Palmer Bowl won TWO
from Porters Cleaners, 25l3 10 $500.
Don ,Tobron collecting 538 70 lead
the Bowl Ave. while George Fields
was high man for Portcrs with 523
Cadillac Beverage won three from
Sensation Bar. 2406 10 2265 S;rick-
land pacing the winners with 497
Jones led the attack OF the losers
with 492. Georges Barbecue won
Two from Williams Stars. 1898 10
e095.
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New Pins And Alleys Balk Bowlers

sonville Ball Park in a $50 p. m
2-day series Thursday and Friday
evenings. April 1915: and then over
to Redwood Field. Birmingham,
Ala. TO furnish the fireworks in q
double header against the Birming.
ham Black Barons on Sunday Ter.
noon, April 10.
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GREAT LAKES. Ill.-"In this
corner
One night, every six weeks. that
familiar chant Of the boxing ring
echoes through the mammoth drill
hall Of Camp Robert Smalls. train
ing center for Negroes at the u. S.
Naval Training center, Great Lakes.
III.
Eight times that night pairs o.,
husky Negro bluejackets walk 10
the center OF the ring 10 hear
the referees instructions, then come
out fighting for three fast rounds
and the titles OF Regimental cham
pions OF their respective weight d.
visions. The winners reign until
new champs are crowned at the
next tournament.