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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-11
Talk of the 7io7em
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BY LYNNETTs PENN
Continued from Page ID
Mrs. Gladys cuEzsns who is hospitalissd.

GRACIOUS HOSTESS was Mrs Curtis Boykin re-
Gently when she entertained her family and friends
turkey dinner which tasty. The children and
their respective spouses Mr. and Mrs Z. F. Jones' Mr. and
Mrs. I. W. Boykn, and Wade Boykin. joined by
guests Mel Grooms, Lion football Andrew Frue-
hauf Miss Gwendoyn Bailer Chicago school teacher and
Dr. Harold Brawley we'll known Delray dentist Little
Ulysses and Wade Boykn J also present at the din
ner hlch held al the home of Mr.. and Mrs Jones
Tavlor street.
BUSY MEN the Their tasks
varied the business and professional circles
check magazines lights with interested eyes the work,
q eow members On last Saturday night they met with Mr.
c. Bouni. Bristol viii
lam P Arthur Hill ill 's DoeiS. Carl sS- Robert GS.snds
ever The ioriheOmns trip Of III; Arthur Hills tn. promn.ai
Cuba and jamaica They will make many
en which the rvslsrs should carry and request for special
scene which they would like 10
NANDERLlST is no reSpecter of seasons In fact
wnte acations are becoming increasingly popular Mr.
s4a Mrs William Oliver are taking full advantage of
tneas They spending months in the western Sec
ton q the country On last week they seeing the
sights San Francisco, California Mr. and Mrs. John
4 Williams are in Dallas, Texas for the month of Deem
bsr stng relatives and friends. They planning to
return 70 the ct time TO JOIN in the New Year celebra-
lions. It's Cuban trip Tor Mrs Earl Thompson and Mrs
Charles Thompson. They Viii spend the Christmas sea-
Mian. Florida with day trip Havana sche-
c4ied Tor January Hubbies expect them back town in
February.
NEW CHAPTER j. being history of tn. Al.
Pha Kappa Alpha sorority Ii Delta Omega graduate chap.
M AS sssiysa y. charter on Saturday night at Ann AbOr
" Regional aireeio Of the sorority OF wlbeoree Unv.Y
sssss Of APhs Rho Omega chapter Of This Mrs
l .' '9 I X. uP Ps1 Ts Masa.S Of z
certificates al the home Of Mrs. Robert Britt
NEWLYWEDS are AIR. and Mrs william Price. The
mpresSe ceremony uniting them was performed at the
EXTRA Methodist church on last Saturday afternoon
scores friends came to wish them we'll at reception
hed q ne home Of pr. and Mrs Dunlap Boston Boule-
A ~ hosn al s If
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On Saturday night. the lie.
macs (Camels spelled BACKWARD
entertained their husbands at
delightful party in the pent.
house of the Hotel Gotham.
Dancing. bridge and q tasty buff
fet supper added up TO an eve
ming Of fun. Among the mem
bers and guests there were Irene
and Quentin psififord. Ellen
Jane and Jack Rodgers. Nancy
and Harry Curtis. Dana and
William Phillips, Connie and
bob Baker, Mr.. and Mrs STAN
ley Curtis. Gladys Hall, Florence
Scruggs. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Lave, Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin
Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Malone, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ches-
ter Cobb.
The Mr.. and Mrs" Club,
composed Of a group of Detroit's
young marrieds. held their reg
ular meeting last week with
GwsndolYn and Herbert Bates on
Harmon. When this bunch gets
together, there is always a good
time.
Isl, 81, Senoirts." that is what
John r. tBuffalol James is going
around saying these days. and
words 10 that effect. He is TAX
ing up conversational Spanish
in preparation for his trip TO
Havana in February.
On Monday evening. DR.. Sam.
usl Milton was feted at ban
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-11

Fair Grounds. Music will be by
the Dawson Chocolateera
Wednesday evening. after the
all-Silhouettes dinner. the Al.
pha Phi Alpha and Omega Psi
Phi fraternities will be hosts at
dance.
On the closing evening.
Thursday. Dee. 30. Sigma Gam.
ma Rho will sntsrtain the
Silhoueffss az a cocktail party
during the hours that The
Kappas are slscfins their Of
fieers. $40 p. m. This win be
followed By the closed Kappa
prom.
MANY EXPECTED
About 800 women are expected
To be visitors. The president OF
the National kappa Silhouettes
Is Mrs Leroy Payne Of New
York. Mrs. Barbara Mounts OF
Los Angeles. Calf. is secretary.
Mrs Jeanetts whitby is pres
ident Of the Detroit Silhcuettes.
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Americans in all parts OF the
world, scientifically. intelligent
ly. professionally. and financial
~. the Haitian Government
pointed with pride TO their con
tribution TO intercultural under
standing.
The Ebony publishers are pre-
pairing a special issue TO be re-
leased the last OF December to
highlight the Bi-Centennial Ex-
position 10 be held at Port-Au
Prince. Haiti. during December,
l949. II will present an intelli-
gent. realistic and sympathetic
Interpretation Of the efforts and
determination Of the Haitian peo-
pie to align themselves with
other progressive countries.
FOR YOUR CLASSIFIED ADS.
CALL TONI FIELDS.
WO. l.3el0-l
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Handhilis. piacards. Pre-
grams. Invitations. all types Of
printing done In our Job work
department. - Dstroh TRI-
BUNE. 7ils ~. Antoine. CT
1874.
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Kappas, Silhouettes Prepare For Grand Meeting
DetroiterS To Entertain Hundreds
Of Visiting Delegates And Friends

The Kappa Sihouettes of Detroit, made up Of the
wives of members of Kappa Alpha Psi have prepared q
full program for the visiting wives and sweethesrts Of
to coming 3Sh annual concave of the Kappa
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DETROIT TRIBUNE SATURDAY. DEC. llth. is4s
V a r / e t y
THE SPICE OF LIFE"
by CeciIe

All quiet on the social front this week with small
parties holding the center of the stage rather than arr
Clubs organizations, ETC., must be getting resdy
for the coming holiday season.
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Miss Della RsinsY. regis.
tered nurse. has recently been
r. indicted into the u. S.
Armed Forces ~ a Captain
in the Nurses Corps. During
tie last grobal conflict she
served five and Q half years
as head nurse AZ Tuskssee
Army Air Field. Fort Hus.
cnuea. and Fort Besle. Calf
Upon the close OF the war
she had obtained the rank OF
Major. She will be stationed
al Battle Greek. Mich At the
Percy Jones Hospital. Miss
RsineY is a graduate Of the
Lincoln School for Nurses In
North Carolina.
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Team Standing
MINOR LEAGUE
"wednesday, October 49,

The Owls still held down the top
spot last week, after winning two
games fro mFrench BARRIERS. TIE
Prospect Diner five won two from
Hagerstown Gas Company; Smith
Oil moved up in the third position
by winning all three games from
South End Tavern; Kendall Oilers
won two from Little Heiskel; and
Cromer's Grocery won two from
Staley's ESQ Station. After losing
10 straight games and tying the
league record, which was held by
Smith Oil, the ESQ boys finally
broke into the win column.
Kendall Oilers took down the hon
ors for the week with a nice single
game of 623 and three-game total of
1857. Rhodes, of Little Heiskel, and
Hammaker, of Kendall Oilers, tied
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WOW. WOMEN'S
LEAGUE

Evidently honored by having
Mary Westfall, one of the w. o. w.
Women's League old bowlers, come
all the way up from Baltimore to
see them bowl on Thursday night,
the girls really went all out and
turned in some fine scores.
Oracle Bender had the high sin
gle game 025), and Nellie Socks had
the high two-game set (228). 9th
er girls bowling over 200 were: Jane
Zimmerman, 221; Dot Rohrer, ZIG;
Oracle Bender, 214; Charlotte Grove,
200; Pearl Myers, 208; Catherine
Nemzek, 206; and Freda Grimes, 202.
The Root team not only won both
their games to put them in a three
way tie for the lead with the Saps
and Banks, but they also had the
high single game (534) and the high
set G0l9). Nice going, galsl
The 80 Or Better Class
Oracle Bender, 1876; Nellie Socks,
49, 109; Jane Zimmerman, 122, 90;
Dot Rohrer, Ill, 105; Charlotte
Grove, SO, 10; Pearl Myers, 100, 1903;
Catherine Nemzek, 100, 1906; Freda
Grimes, 113; Cora Fulton, 106; Mar
garet Hildbrand, 1914; Betty Hart,
1902; Mildred Lapole, 1902; Mildred
Eichelberear, 101. M. Bowman. 100;
Hazel Henson, SO; Carlita Bowman,
SO; Mary Kretzer, 81; Oressie Carter,
81; Agnes Wiebel, 90; Ruth Hunts
berry, "a; Courtney Myers, "a; Mary
Ann Sharon, "a; Nora Kipe, SO; Ruth
Spalding, 80; Pansy Trovinger, go;
Helen Slower, 80; Anna Stevenson,
90; Myrtle Carper, 81; Mary Athey,
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
LEAGUE
MEMS DIVISION
(Tuesday, October 12)

Last week st. Marks hung on to
that top spot and increased their
lead to two games when they won
three from Christ Reformed. Trim
ity moved into tie for second place
with Grace E. U. B. when they won
three from Brethren, while the best
the U. B. boys could do was to mus
ter two wins from St. Johns. In
the other matches, Washington
Square took two from Emmanuel
E. U. B. and st. PauTs E. U. B. won
two from Baptist
A former member of the league
returned, after several years alb
sence, in a blaze of glory, when
Clyde Lippy, of Trinity, had the top
three-game total 1879 and also tied
with Red" Spangler of Baptist, for
high single game, when both rolled
a game of 148. For the second
straight week, Trinity proved to be
the top team, with single game of
619 and a three-game total of 1871.
The boys from st. Paul's E. u. B.
made good showing for themselves
with 613 game and a IT'S total.
120-320 Club
st. Marks 'Bill'' Snyder, 1876
355; BUD Ecton, 122, 124-352; Dan
ny Green, 1873,
Grace E. U. -"Skip" Eyler, 122;
Harry Hause, 325; Wade Lum, 1874;
Hoye Lum, 1888.
Trinity-''Pete" Harshman, 348;
Clyde Lippy, 148, 124-373; Les. Tai
helm, 120-330; Franklin R. Miller,
1882; Roger Miller, 1877, 121-346;
Gibney, 120-349.
Emmanuel E. U. B.-John Bow
man, 324; Dick Yates, 1913, 124-365;
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HAGERSTOWN
BANKERS LEAGUE

Those slugs evidently keep find
ing their way into the tellers' win
dows, as the Slugs team is tied with
the Quarters for the lead
r. Bowman Che uses slugs too had
the high single game for the men
(126), and S. McKinsey, of the
Halves, had the high single game
for the ladies GOD. She also had
the high two-game set GOD. c.
Younkins, of the Halves, had the high
two-game set. (23).
HIGH SCORES
Halves-C. Younkins, 124-231; S.
McKinsey, 1O4-2O1; J. Doarnberger,
95.
Quarters-F. Mcconnell, 109-203;
E. Draper, 1O6-200; j. Gardenour,
95; N. Cover, SO.
Slugs-R Bowman, 126-229; r.
Cushen, 112-207.
Dimes-D. Thurston, 1O4-198; NJ.
Myers, 90.
Nickels-B. Hammaker, 103-196
Pennies-H. Strife, 81; B. Smith,
95; c. Haines, 81
Tanv.n Cto~.Js,rn.
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for high single game (138) and HAM
maker put three nice games together
for total Of 1906, which is high for
the season.
12O-32O Glass
The Owls-Shaw, 1885; l. Rock,
121-330; Fitz, 134-348; Kittell, 1873
$50.
Prospect Diner-C. Miller, 1882;
Messersmith, 1876; Baker, 139
Smith Oil-Bowman, 131-344; Friz-
zell, 124-331; Knode, 100; Jones, 1873
$50.
Cromer Grocery-Day, 1874; Gel
wicks, 124-331; Fales, 1884.
South End Tavern-Po ffenberger,
1856, 122-367.
French BARRIERS Middlekauff, 1872;
Byers, 1913; French, 124-339; Linburg,
132-355.
Kendall Oilers-Mobley, 1913, 1873
1852; Hammaker, 1876, 1873, 1885;
Shriver, 1872, 125-367; Krotzer, 1876.
Little Heiskel-Brooks, 124-341;
Harbaugh, 1880; Rhodes, 1873
339.
Staley's Esso-Lowman, 122-338.
Team Standing
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Team Standing
MAJOR
LEAGUE
"wednesday, October 13)

Jimmy Rays Tavern, by winning
two games from Betholine Sinclair,
went into a tie with the Eagles for
first place last week. Palladino, of
the Hi-Hat Wizards, had high single
game with 1873; Bill Bradley, Of
Cromer's Grocery, had high total of
400, and Cromer's Grocery had high
team single of 500. Shirey's Men
Shop set a new high total for the
season with ], 1876, but lost two games
to the Hi-Hat Wizards. Team hav-
ing 900 games were: Shirey's Men
Shop, 619, 800; Hi-Hat Wizards, 500,
GOT; Jimmy Rays Tavern, 602
130-340 Glass
Snyder Body Works-Fahrney,
134-372.
Jimmy Rays Tavern-Kendle, 145-
358; Carly, 132-342; R. Lowman, 133-
372.
Shirey's Men Shop-Ohler, 359;
Jones, 144-371; Gaylor, $40; Copen-
haver, 148, 136-39O
Cromer's Grocery-Williams, 143-
1856; Kephart, 134-358; Bradley, 139,
136-4OO.
Hi-Hat Wizards PalIadino, 158-
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BOWLING NEWS
AND BOWLING SCOPES
By Doug Stewart
HIGH SCORE
CONTEST
By Doug Stewart

There is still no change in the
Globe independents High Score
Contest, with Deanie Potter, of the
Women's Major League, on top with
a game of 149, and "Pete"Harshman,
of the Mems Major League, on top
of his division with a game of 172.
The scores are coming in now in
fine styles, but please remember
that in order to get your league on
our l5-minute Bowling Page of the
Air program over WEI at 6:15
every Monday evening, scores must
be in my office, 10 N. Jonathan St,
not later than o'clock Monday af-
ternoon, and also remember, please,
that scores to go in the paper must
be in my office not later than o'clock
Tuesday afternoon.
Now, let's look at the games Of
the past week
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PANGBORN
GIRLS LEAGUE
(Tuesday, October ~

With Vogue and Mademoiselle
splitting even in their games, there
was no change in the standing after
last weeks games.
Esther McCarren had the high
single game (117) and also the high
two game set (299D.
30 Or Better Glass
Esther McCarren, lit, 1902; Frances
Barkdoll, 1O9; Roberta Spangler,
107; Norma Grogan, 102, 1903; Gladys
Darlington, 1903; Betty Kerfoot, lO2;
Phyllis Palmer, 101; Nancy Shoop,
80, 100; Mildred Renner, 80, 80; Ruth
Dunn, 81, SO; Madeline Spielman,
81, "a; Ruth Mueller, 95; Lorraine
Oberholzer, 81 Bina Sampsell, 81;
Phyllis Schamel, "a.
Free Bowling
Esther McCarren, 102, 117-(253;
Ruth Mueller, 95, 80 (250).
Team Standing
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Team Standing
PANGBORN DAY
MEMS LEAGUE

The Cabinets and Dryers are tied
for first place in the Won and Lost
column, but since this league also
scores on the point system, the Cab
inets are the actual leaders, just one
point ahead of the Dryers.
G.. Johnston took both individual
honors, with single game of 143
and a three-game set of 376, while
the Dryers took both team honors,
with single game of SOL and a
three-game set of 1904.
12O-33O Scores
w. Hays, 1882; II. Zimmerman,
139-334; W. Middlekauff, 125-355; o.
Spigler, 1875; D. Ausherman, 100
1888; G.. Johnston, 1886; F. Tro-
vinger, 121; H. Wolfensberger, 1872;
B. Rinehart, 1876, 1882; E. Mid
dlekauff, 1913, 1924; C. Beagle,
127-336; L. Gardner, 100; G. Linn
burg, 1856; C. Cross, 1913; T. Clipp,
126-336; E. Elliott, 126-343; d. Palm
er, 1877; c. Smith, 1873; T. Rodgers,
139-346.
Free Bowling
G.. Johnston, 421.2; N. Cook, 419.6;
E. Middlekauff, 413.
Team Standing
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WOMEN OF THE. MOOSE
LEAGUE
"wednesday, October 13)

Junior Regent won all three games
last week to extend their lead to four
games over Argus.
Doris Troupe had the high single
game (122), but Ada Brown had the
high three game set (342).
80 Or Over Glass
Doris Troupe, 122, "a; Ada Brown,
121, lis, 106; Anna Stevenson, 100;
Mary Myers, 1T, 90; Marie Holden,
113, 80; Eileen Wigfeld, Ill, Ill;
Josephine Wolfe, 1903; Della Feigley,
104; Hazel Lowell, 102; Delphine Bur
ger, 100; Martha Burger, SO, go, 81;
Catherine Nemzek, SO; Ruth De
lauder, "a; Doris Stevens, SO; Ethel
Martin, SO; Dorothy Williams, 81;
Kathleen Welsh, 81; Florence Young.
go; Betty Bachtell, 60
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Team Standings
KIWANIS CLUB
LEAGUE

The Kiwanis Club league ended
their first period on Thursday night,
when Grice's Yankees took two out
of three from the Packers to clinch
top place.
Park 10y, evidently benefting
from the liberal serving of turkey
and sauerkraut that he enjoyed at
the Junior Baseball League banquet
before bowling commenced for the
evening, came up with the high sin
gle game (130) and the high three
game set (334). The Red Skins took
both team honors, with single game
of 533 and set of 1903.
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Team Standing
MOOSE LEAGUE
TUESDAY, October 12)

In the 7 O'Clock division last
week, the Eyes won two games from
the second-place Noses to increase
their lead to three games. Bob Bow
ers and E. Cline tied for the high
three-game set 1860.
In the O'Clock division, the Ant
lers took two games from the Legs
to increase their lead over the sec
ond-place Tails to two games H.
Jolliffe had the high single game
15D and Garvin Shove had the
high three-game set 1856.
11O-32O Glass
Z O'Clock Division: Bob Bowers,
1919, 1872, 1880; F. Burger, IFS;
Peck Harper, 1T; c. Hess, 1913; NJ
Caron, 1T; Ed. Burger, 124, 116-
1886; w. Meats, 1872; r. E. Unseld,
1913, 114-334; E. Matties, 116; Jack
Tritsch, 122-324; r. Shove, liz; Z.
Cline, 129-322; L. Johnson, Ill; S.
Nunamaker, 1892.
O'Clock Divisions: Garvin Shove,
1877, 1885; ]. H. Stevenson, 119;
j. Hammer, 125-32O; C. Gelwicks,
112; J. M. Skipper, 115; Fl. Jolliffe,
151335; w. l.. Gelwicks, 10; Cody
Black, 116, 1882; E. b. Maddran,
1877; E. Wiles, 1874; L. Gelwicks, 100,
111-330.
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Joe Gossard, 12o-334.
st. John's-"D Weaver, 1876,
1882; H. Zimmerman, 1888.
Washington Square-"Bob" Bow
man, 126-327; A. c. Miller, 327; Carl
TRACER, 140-331
st. Paul's E. U. B.-Ned Hoover,
1888; Joe Bitner, 1384358; Clar-
ence Summers, 331; Russell King,
1888.
Baptist" Buck" Wilson, 1854;
Vernon Wilson, 1926; Red Spang-
Ter, 1880
Observation-Disclosures, 1882
Team Standing
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800; Harshman, $50; Kendle, $50.
Crouse's Billiards-Black, 100
800; Hoffman, 151-361; Shove, 361.
Betholine Sinclair-McDonald, 342.
B.F. Goodrich--Lighter, 343; Cook,
1884; Hines, $50.
Consumers Credit-Palladino, 341;
Cearfoss, 1874, 134-367.
F. o. E. No. 694-Drenner, 352.
Team Standing
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WOMEN's DIVISION

After last weeks bowling, the
Jonquils were still out on top by a
two-game margin over the second
place Daisies. Team honors we're
divided, with the Daisies taking the
high single game $3.50 and the Jon
quils the high set (1511).
Again we have new bowler tax
ing individual honors-this time it's
Amelia Ruth of the Jonquils, who
had the high single game (133) and
the high set 1854.
100 or Better Glass
A. Ruth, 1873, 1872, 1O0-364; L. Rudi-
sill, 100, 1888; c. Fitz, 127, 100, 103
sill, 1870, 118- 343; c. Fitz, 1877, 100,
103-330; c. Price, ia, 101-313; r.
Monninger, 121, 10O-312; f. Couch
man, 1O8, 106-31O; M. Hartman, 122,
101-3O0; Spessard, 115, 101-303; War
ner, 100, 102-30l; l. Fridinger, III,
101; NJ Snyder, 107 101; " Patter-
son, 104, 101; r. Causher, 113; v.
Gossard, 112; A. KnodIe, 100; G..
Leatherman, 1913; NJ Warrenfeltz,
107; c. Nunamaker, 105; y. Warren
feltz, 104; r. mclaughlin, 103; M.
CoWden, 1903; NJ. French, 103; K.
Stouffer CDaisies) 1903; NJ Young,
1902; P. Eyler, 1902; v. Helm, 1902; L.
Crawford, 101; c. Moser, 101; v.
Warner, 101.
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Team Standing
END of First PERIOD
PANGBORN ROTARY
SHIFT MEMS LEAGUE

The race in the Pangborn Rotary
Shift Mems League is really close,
with just four points separating the
first four teams. M. Maloy had the
high single game on Saturday (136),
with r. Ripple having the high set
(35D. The Dodgers had the high
team game $3.50, but the Red Sox
had the high set (1549).
12O-33O Glass
R. Ripple, 133-351; M. Maloy, 1856
BAT; ]. K. Bowman, 337; L. Gaylor,
1874; A. Burger, 1882; G. Bachtell,
129.
Free Bowling
M KTo11xy 400
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Team Standing
WESTERN MARYLAND
WOMEN'S LEAGUE
(Mondav. Octoher 11l

N4FAJIIUdJ3 OLLODEL III
Last week the Raleighs won all
three games to remain on top. They
also had the high team set (131D.
Margaret Schildt took both indi-
vidual honors with single game of
112 and three-gane set of 316.
80 Or Over Glass
Schildt, SO, los, 112; Stout, 106, 90,
100; Causher, SO; Fockler, 95; Eyler,
95, los; Bowen, 90; Potterfeld, SO;
Sweeney, 101, 90; Dean, "a, 100;
Whorton, 90; Hill, 101, g.
Team Standing
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WOMEN'S MAJOR
LEAGUE

Letter Brothers won two games
on Saturday night to maintain their
two-game lead. G. Paul Jones and
Valley Forge Beer, who also won
two, are tied for second place.
Margaret Wiles had the high sin
gle game 13O), and Virginia War
ner had the high three-game set
1890, while for the teams, Valley
Forge Beer had the high single game
GID, and G. Paul Jones had the
high set G480).
100000 Glass
v. Warner, 112, l25-330; H. Ed
wards, ia, 1885; M. Spiker, 100.
1881; r. Dunn, 125-315; L. Low
man, 105, 1903, 1O5-313; NJ. Wiles, 100
313; E. Barnes, ia, 108-310; c. Fitz,
111-304; D. Rohrer, 102, 104-304; II.
Lowell, 121-301; M. Athey, 102, 49,
301; j. Zimmerman, 10000; L.
Nichols, 103, 1O4; f. Snyder, 100, 1906;
E, Bentz, 1903, 1902; c. Brown, los, 100;
C. Nemzek, 1903, 1902; J. Warner, 118;
d. Schlotterbeck, lis; S. Manious,
lis; B. ,Dellinger, 112; M. Baker, 109;
b. Ausherman, 100; H. Sayles, 100; P.
Knepper, 1903; v. Price, 107; M. Mob
ley, 107; c. Price, 106; F. Thomas,
106; E. Hause, 1O5; j. Bachtell, los;
H. Wagaman, los; o. Jones, 104; P.
Givens, 1903; l. Fiddler, 1903; v. Mar
tin, 1903; L. Kittell, 1902; G. Hart, 101 ;
P. Letter, 101; M. Warrenfeltz, 101 !;
NJ Hartman, 1O1; " Potter, 101; M.
Sappington, 100.
Team Standing
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MINOR-B
LEAGUE

After Thursday nights bowling,
the d. Baker Construction team was
on top by one game over Post Of
flee b and Hagerstown Paint and
Glass, who are tied for second place.
r. Wiebel took both Individual
honors with single game Of 141 and
three-gam set Of 355. Post Office
B had the high team three-garne set
with q score of 1911
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Kershner Conoco-L. d. Faith, BIT.
Post Office B-J. Wiebel, Jr., 1872
347; r. Wiebel, 141-355.
Snyder Body Work-R. Harmon,
316; r. E. Ernest 331; M. Warren
feltz, 1887.
Ebersole Daryl. Tritsch, 311;
L. G.. Moser, 1926.
Hoffman Chevrolet Dunn, $40;
II. E. Warrenfeltz, 312; A. Burgan,
1894.
Reisner Rockets-A. McNamee,
125-324
Boulevard Market, F. E. Wheatley,
1880; r. LeFevre, 80; L. NJ. Sny-
der, 80.
D. Baker Construction-H J. 800;
r. r. Gillian, 316.
Team Standing
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c. Hildebrand, $50; w. Harne, 1856
342; R. Gallagher, 131-348; E. Ford,
122; E Mobley, 125-335; c. Har-
baugh, 100, 142-366; D. Huber, 1872;
j. Hildebrand, 127-337; H. Trovin-
ger, 1882; L. Colbert, 134-34O; H.
Grove, 100; E. Guessford, 1874; w.
Grove, 100, 122-335; R. Harbaugh,
1872; l. E. Kieffer, 126-337; w. Bon
ner, $40; S. Fisher, 125, 139-3S1; C.
Hykes, 121.
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ELKS CLUB
LEAGUE

The Necks stretched" their lead
to two points on Monday night over
the Backs and Knees, who are tied
for second place.
c. Harbaugh had the high single
game (142), with S. Fisher taking the
high three-game set (381. The
Legs had the high team single game
$3.50, and the Necks the high three
game set (1537)
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