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The 800 Club
League Standing
END of First QUARTER
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE
(Tuesday, Oct. 22)
WOmen's Division

The Pansy team took full honors
this week with high single game
(528) and high three games (1545).
Frances Couchman, of the same
team, rolled high individual game,
1875 Q04-304) and Edna Hause, of
the Lilacs, captured high three
game total, 326 Ola; 1903, 1O4.
Other high scores were: N. Musey,
113. 104-316; Kate Stouffer, Ill, 1902,
100-313; c. Nunamaker, 1O6, 1O5-307;
A. Knodle, 1O9 1O7-3O6; V. Patterson,
115, 103-3O4; I. Fridinger, 112, 1O3-
3O4; L Wingert, 1O7, 1O1-3O3; P.
Eyler, 1903, 1O3-3O3; E. mclaughlin,
118; NJ Hepfer, 113, 100; L. Bare,
112; L. Kittell, Ill; NJ. Kriz, 1909; B.
Schwinger, 1903; V, Warner, 1O6, 1O1;
B. Warrenfeltz, 1O6; c. Price, 1O5;
NJ DIETRICH, 1O4; E. Harbaugh, 1O4;
V. Knode, 104; L. Rudisill, 103, 100;
M. Hartman, 1903; R. Moser, 1902; D.
Garvin, 1902; R. Stoddard, 1O1; T.
Spessard. 100.
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League Standing
Z O'CLOCK LEAGUE
8 O'CLOCK LEAGUE
Won
MAJOR LEAGUE
"wednesday, Oct. 23)

"Wednesday, Oct. 23)
Potomac Diner, by winning all
from North American, retained a
one game lead over Cromer's Gro
Gerry, as the runner ups won all
games from Smith Oil. Cromer's
Grocery, with games of 612-6O6, had
high pinfall with 1900. Alhambra
Cafe had high single game with
631. Other high scores were Fair
child-613, Alhambra Cafe 612, High
Street Market-605.
Kenneth Eckard, of French Bar
bers,' set new record for the year
with 1877 single, and also had sec
ond hig pinfall for the season with
435. Other high singles for the even
ing were made by Black, of Alham-
bra Cafe, with 165, and French, of
French BARRIERS, with 1853, all these
singles topped the previous high
single game.
Eckard, of French BARRIERS, had
total marks with Is and also a pair
of double strikes. Other double
strikes were made by Barnhart, of
French BARRIERS, and Macy, of North
American Cement.
High Scores
Economy Mkt.-Shaw-337; R. Sny-
der, 341; Fahrney, 351; Wolfe, 1877,
b132-390.
French BARRIERS - Barnhart. 1876
1856; Eckard, 1877, 146-435; French,
163-357.
Smith Oil-Perrott, 126-338; Bow
man, 1856; Frizzell, 13O-349; Horn
braker, 130-350.
Cromer's Grocery Kephart, 365;
Williams, 346; Frush, 126-343; Hoff-
man, 1875, 125-378; Carbaugh, 1877, 1879
1868.
High st. Mkt-Jennings, 347;
Ohler, 134-352; Copenhaver, 147-356;
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300 Or Better Glass
Second Fifth
FIRE co. LEAGUE

This week there was plenty of
excitement when the Ladders kick
ed the Boots around to take three
games from them and move into
the top position While this was
going on the Coats were taking the
Helmets right out of that top spot
by winning three from them to drop
them to third place, while the Coats
moved into second place. The Axes
chopped the Sirens up for three
games to drive them further in the
cellar.
Charlie Miller, of the Sirens.
proved to be the top man in single
games (193). Hoye Lum, of the
Axes, showed his usual easy form to
put three games together for total
of 462 to lead the way. All team
honors went to the Axes, with a
single game of 1872 and three game
total of 2454.
Men Rolling High Scores
Ladders 'Dick" Doffelmyer, 1872,
177-394; Eddie Bowers, 1853, 135-4o4;
Sayles, Jr., 1884; Order, 136-374;
Spalding, 145, 149-387.
Goats - Skip" Eyler, 166-3S2;
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PRECIOUS STONE LEAGUE

The Turquoise heightened their
lead over the second place Rubies
on Friday night by winning all three
games, while the Rubies could only
take two out of three. While this
was going on, the Pearls copied
all three of their games, to jump
from tie for third place to Sec
ond-place tie with the Rubies.
Mary Routzahn, for the second
week in row, had high three-game
total (305), but the high single game
went to Vessa Bair (124).
High Scores
Vessa Bair, 124; Mary Routzahn,
104, 104-305; Helen Boehn, lis;
Eleanor Cover, 113; Irma South,
ITO; Minerva Ward, ITO; Verna
Mowen, 105; Belva Ford, 104, 101;
Mary Gunderman, 1O4; Ethel Myers,
1903; Mildred Fiery, 1903; Ruth Mar
tin, 1903; Pearl Elliott, 100.
League Standing
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League Standing
END of First Quarter
ROTARY CLUE LEAGUE

The Rims, winners of the first
Fifth, jumped right into the lead
at the start of the second Fifth on
Monday night, by winning three
gmes from the Spokes. In fairness
to Frank Letters Spokes, however,
it should be mentioned that they
only had four men bowling.
But you cannot get away from
the fact that George Lehners Rims
ran off with all honors. Foltz had
high single game (13D and high
three-game (340), while the team
had high single game (555) and high
three-game (1546).
800 Or Better Glass
Foltz, $40; Lindsey, 1928; Carr, 321;
Fiery, 316; Campbell, 316; Waga-
man, 313; frey, 3O6; Griffith, 3O5.
League Standing
(Second Fifth
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High Score Contest

While Mary Burgers game of 1913
still remains unchallenged for the
women's half of the Globe-1nde-
pendent's high single game contest,
Charles Harshman's game of 1853 has
finally fallen by the wayside - and
when it fell, it dropped with
loud bump.
On Wednesday night, October %,
up at Raney's Coliseum, the Major
League made plenty sure that, for
the present at least, their league
would step out in front in the con-
test French, of French BARRIERS,
started things out by tieing Harsh
mans 1853 game. Then along came
Black, of Alhambra Cafe, to go in
to a temporary lead with his game
of 1865. But a few minutes later
Kenneth Eckard, also of French
BARRIERS, came up with 1877 game
to go into the undisputed lead in
the contest.
s%%
After (as Bill Stern says when
describing a forward pass on his
football broadcasts) a long, long,
long absence from the charmed
circle, Ross Copley of the Lions
Club League finally got back into
the higher brackets last Thursday
night, with a three-game score of
317.
P. S. He didn't do it with rubber
pins either!
If you see a man sitting out in
his yard, out Oak Hill Avenue way,
loudly bemoaning his fate, it will no
doubt be "El' Ellinger, of the Ro-
tary Club League, who on Monday
night not only showed up with the
Crying Towel Gang" again, but
actually, for the first time in many
many moons, failed to make the
1900 Or Better" class.
And now let's look at some of
the scores.
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Drenner, 130-363.
Alhambra Cafe - Black, 165-379;
Shove, 156-355; Baker, 139-349;
Shaw, 142-367.
North American Cement-Hilde-
brand, 1870; Macy, 331.
Potomac Diner - Lowman, 146-
81; Carly, 136-361; Ahalt, 1876; Fid-
dler, 1886.
Corner Tavern - Sayles, 1879, 1872
1894; Miller, 1856; Meier, 1876.
Fairchild - Shriver, 1888; Klimek,
128-343; Kendle, 1873, 129-388; Harsh
man, 331.
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Rutherford Amoco SCHROEDER,
1892; Palladino, 121.
Economy Market - w. Bradley,
122-332; Kaufman, 121; Schilling,
121, 1886; Kittell, 318.
Smith Oil Co.-Bowman, 125-33O;
Jones, 1876, 1896; Lum, 1896.
American News - Lowman, 118,
117-342; E. Miller, 319.
French BARRIERS - L. Itnyre, 115-
$50.
B. F. Goodrich-Vaughn, 1926;
Elliott, 124-321; Letter, 142-349;
Hines, 1877, 12O-347.
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League Standing
MINOR LEAGUE
"Wednesday, Oct. 23l

WEDNESDAY, OcL. 10
Kendall Oilers took three games
from the French BARRIERS last week,
to shove them up into a tie with
Cromer's Grocery, who could only
manage to cop two from Rinehart
Sunoco Service.
Members of the Cromer's Grocery
team took individual honors, Ruth's
game of 148 being high single and
Fales rolled a three-game total of
382. The grocerymen also took
three-game team honors (1689), but
high team single game went to
Swiss Cottage (6O5).
The 1888 Glass
Cromer's Grocery - Weaver, 121;
Cromer, 125-334; Fales, IA, 124-382;
Ruth, 148, 122-367.
Kendall Oilers - Hawbaker, 116,
116-329; Gaylor, 12O-325; beavers,
1898.
Rinehart Sunoco Serb. Rine-
hart, 125-35O; Joe Rinehart, 1913; H.
Kiser, 116; Jake Rinehart, 124-328.
Swiss Cottage - Hildebrand, 316;
Harbaugh, 121, 119-347; Shriver, 1877
$40; Gross, 144-345.
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League Standing

Mom-Young Mr.. Jones sent Mary
bunch of roses last night I think
there's something up.
Pop-Pn say there is. I saw him
coming out of the pawnshop yes
terday without his overcoat.
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ST. MARY'S LEAGUE
"wednesday. Oct. 90

The Barons, by winning two out
of three, held on to first place, but
the Lords, who won all three of
their games, broke their second
place tie with the Dukes and are
now firmly entrenched in the num-
Der two spot.
Fred Musey really got hot and
took all honors with his single game
of 148 and three-game total of 357.
The fifth place Knights, captained
by Allen Knott, had high single
game $3.50, but Harry Carper's
Lords came up with the High team
three-game total (1509).
The 100000 Glass
Fred Musey, 148, 100, 1OO-357;
Howard Jolliffe, 142-334; Ernie Mar
tin, ia, 106-329; Benny Basore, 1913,
110-328; Buck Stinebaugh, 1913, 103-
BIT; Frances Stoner, Ill, 108-311;
Johnny Helmer, 101, 100000; Re
gina Wagner, III; Marguerite Ems
minger, ia; Frank Hoover, Ill, 101
Mary Knott, ITO; Allen Knott, 1O9
1903; Eva May, 100; Pat Sheehy, 1903;
Johnny Stevenson, LOG, 1O1; Harry
Carper, 106; Martha Martin, 105, 103;
Lillian Hoover, 104, 1O2; Esther Nc
Carren, 102; x. Manner, 102.
League Standing
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League Standing
ELKS CLUE

The Hips won two games on Mon
day night while the Teeth were
losing two, with the result that the
Hips are now in first place, one game
ahead of the Legs, Teeth and Ankles,
who are tied for second spot.
P. Lizer's 149 was high single
game for the night, with c. Hide
brands 391 taking the three-game
honors. And here's a good one. The
Heads, way down in 18th place, had
the team three-game high (16O8)
115-315 Glass
R. Gallagher, 121, 116-329; S. Fisher,
III; DR.. Foard, 127-346; c. Hide
brand, 1876, 1875, 13O-391; L. Knicely,
1876, 1882; w. Grove, 1T; A. Kriz,
123-315; D. Fisher, 13O-325; P. Lizer,
149-338; E. Ford, 146-34O; DR.. Grove,
1896; C. Spessard, 1913; A. Crom-
er, 1921; V. Nichols, 316; E. Har-
baugh, 12O-325; R. Morganthal, BIT;
c. Chopper, 115-318; G. Musey, 119,
1884; H. Rohrer, 12O-326; H.
Wantz, Jr., III; w. Harne, 1888; w.
Bonner, 100; F. Kaiss, 1899; G.
Fisher, 131-325; H. Perham, 116; W.
Holland, 318; E. Pryor, 116-321; C.
Basore, 1877, 117-355; j. Hildebrand,
1872; ]. WEIGH, 1875, 128-357; L. Lush
baugh, 121-326; H. Myers, 133-338;
w. Nigh, 131-324; c. Harbaugh, 1877
331; J. Thompson, 1882; M. Slime
baugh, 1873, 121-361; R. Harbaugh,
130-34O; H. Trovinger, 1880; F.
Crosswhite, 116; w. Wharton, 49,
1913.
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IIO-32O Glass

G. Shove, 1T, 1886; DeMat-
tets, ia; Nye,11O, 12O-324; Sshlot-
terbeck, 113, 122-331; Canoe, 127-327;
R. Shove, 111-322; Henson, 10;
Tritsch, 148, 123-373; M. Wiles, ia,
116-321; Meats, 113, 136-34O; Bowley,
Ill; Skipper, 10, 1877; Mcclellan,
1872, 111-334; w. Gelwiclzs, 113, 113,
134-36O; Nemzek, lis, 1874, 111-35O;
Hinkle, 118, 158-371; D. Hager, 1872,
110-332; Burger, ia, 1886; L. Gel
wicks, 119; Iseminger, 136-331; AL
ton, 112; Elliott, 116, 112-336; Nose,
1T, 40, 115-342; Snuff, 116-321.
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League Standing
Mems Division

After this weeks results were tab
ulated we find the race just about
the same as last week, with no
changes in the standings. Emmanuel
U. B. and Trinity won three each,
while Baptist, Grace U. B. and Trim
ity won two each.
The top individuals for the week
turned out to Red Spangler, of
Baptist, with single game of 146,
and Harold Williams, of st. Johns
with three-game total of 1893. The
latter is new high for this season.
For teams Trinity lead the way with
a single game of 632 and three
game total of 1875.
The 12O-32O Glass
Emmanuel u B-John Bowman,
129; Paul Huffer, al, 129-375; Bob
Bowman, 122-340.
st. Marks - Charles McNamee,
129-354; M. Warrenfeltz, 339.
Grace U. B.-"Skipper" Eyler, 1871,
120354; Harry Hause, 100, 1886;
Tom Fitz, 122-34O; Hoye Lum, 143-
349.
Trinity-"Pete" Harshman, 129, 1884,
1865; doc" Carbaugh, 132-335; LES"
Talhelm, 120-355; John Minnich, 1877.
352.
Baptist-"Red" Spangler, 146-342.
Brethren-H. Rinehart, 1913.
st. John's-Harold Williams, 1872,
1873, 1888.
Washington Square = w. Everitt,
145-358; Carl Treager, 1888; Les
ter Kendle, 1876, 139-384.
League Standing
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PANGBORN GIRLS LEAGUE
TUESDAY, Oct. 22)

ALoCoAclJ3 W. SH(
For the second straight week all
four teams split even last week, with
the result that there is no change
in the standing. The big news of
the night, though, was the fine bowl
ing of Roberta Spangler, whose two
games of 113 and 116 gave her both
high single and two-game total
honors.
The 80 Or Better Glass
Roberta Spangler, 113, 116; Bev-
erly Pope, 1O6; Esther McCarren, go,
104; Bina Sampsell, 1913, "a; Lor-
raine Weaver, 80; Lorraine Carey,
98; Phyllis Hess, 90, 81; Louise Tray
er, SO; Margaret Harris, So; Marie
Ahalt, 95; Norma Grogan, 95; Made
line Spielman, 60
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League Standing
MOOSE LEAGUE
(TuesdaY. Oct. 20

In the Z O'Clock League Jack
Tritsch led his Ears in sweeping 5
games from the Hoofs, with a 148
game and a 373 set. Garvin Shove
finally got in the groove and shot
a 1876 game and 1856 set. Harvey
Canoes average of 115 is still tops
in the early league, followed close
ly by Tritsch with ia. The last place
Noses really were hot and knocked
off the Eyes in all 3 games. The
Noses had a SGT game and a 1912
set.
The high single game record set
last week fell by the wayside when
HinSle, in the 9 O'Clock League,
beat the Naples for a 158 game,
which will take a lot of bowling
to beat. Hinkle also had a 371 set.
Bill Gelwicks had a neat 1874 game
and a $50 set to aid the Threats
in taking two games from the Teeth.
The Tails maintained a three-game
lead in winning two games from
the Legs. Nemzek, aided by a $50
set, continues to lead the late league
with a III average. Slowly rounding
into shape, Danny Hager showed a
332 set for the night. The Threats
rolled a 585 game and 1924 set
to lead both leagues in these de,
Darfl1oaD+C
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LIONS CLUR LEAGUE

The first Quarter ended last
Thursday night and when the smoke
cleared away, the Heads were the
winners by one game over the Ears.
Zimmerman took individual honors
with high single game Q49) and
high three-game $3.50.
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Other High Scores

Vance, 1881; Hess, 121-324;
Copley, 119-317; Arnold, 114-321;
Glass, 1876; Pilson, 116; Howard, lis.
League Standing
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League Standing
KIWANIs CLUB LEAGUE

The First Quarter ended on
Thursday night, with the Tigers out
in front by seven full games over
the second place Leopards, who were
two games ahead of the Wildcats.
The Panthers wound up in the eel
lar.
Ward, of the Leopards, had high
single game (136) and Poffenberg-
er, of the Tigers, took the three
game honors (340).
The 300 Club
Poffenberger, $40; Ward, 331; o.
Dendhal, 1876; Sager, 1923; E. Huyett,
$40; Roessner, 80.
League Standing
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Will Will ExGHANGE apt. in Phils. for apt.
II washington; refs. EXCHANGED: semitic
aaMPToS hGn asros evA.j VA FOR WASH or 3 bed
room apart. near Ft. Monroe. Fl, Eustis.
Langley Field, furn. or unfurn. desire same
WAsHTNGToa II MsSs FOE Gas new YosRskssuniurn. ssss
2-rm. apt, n. w, mod, elev., for 3-rm. apt >.
NEW YORK FOR WASHINGTON, ID. c.
3H furn., 90 min. Radio City. conv. all
transp. for 2z or 31a furn Ne. pfd. Tel.
ILL s.oi 56, Apt. 5od. 3555 7srd, jack
OWNER WILL SELL. lovely e-story. 5-rm
brick home for $1,000 below. appraisal
value in exchange for rental OF apt. near
shopping center and transportation. prefer
ably N. Arlington, In vicinity Glebe rd
and Lee highway, or Rosslyn, Va; must
be on st floor due to recent injury. Falls
Ch. 2500 or Falls Ch. 1851. -3
EXCHANGE beautifully furnished apart
ment in exclusive NV. section, Washing
ton, for apartment in Miami or Miami
Beach. H. P. H., $50 Bay drive, Miami
Beach Al, Fla. -
Evening star., 1946-11-02
ROOMS EuRNlsHED-MD. ond VA.

6II5 42nd PL., Hyattsville, Md.-Double
rooms. twin beds. Men only. So per week
IN M SILVER LIVER spRING-Furn. room for cou.
pie Or two singles osaa $40 per month; cenV
tiTEsFhfsPPRsoN iTshfsPPR gVfInILAGE-one large bed
singIs. s45 aegble; FA. s1,a 2614-M Now :sm,. g.
private bath; kitchen privileges; phone;
81 wk. All Cummings lane. WI. 345S.
HYATTsvn.LE, Md ,lge. rms. twin
NICELY FURNISHED, for 1 or q; next
to bath; no other roomer; conv. transp
CHEVY CHEVY cHAsE@Bedroom and semipyt
bath in pvt home; gentleman only $50
xRLiNG e GTTioN, yA.-Large. single room
between . buslines. CH. 7139. -. A
ROCKVILLE, MD.-Nice room in private
home, for man; centrally located; y DIX
MT. RATNiER-Newly decorated rm,, S35
single; $50 for two-man or woman. Call
between 9 and 8 pm, WA. 4s49; 3
BET bsB Bradley Tm VB o4 BEDS Pr
$50 n. I1th sT:-Lge. front. single rm !;
semfDTt t., bath; theo blk. bus; pvt. home; $40
RS R&pLSYED SY 5iG LADY. attractive room in inn new
breakfast privileges. OW. 550S. q
1917 KING ST. Alexandria-Large double
room. cony; to bath: $50 per mo. 5
WA; e205. 67o3 Baltimore blvd. College
BETrHiEsTDA-Furnished room for employed
Bethesda Naval Hospital and Public Health
ofices. Phone OIL. S042. -3