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Evening star., 1948-08-15
ConerIy Catches Fans Fancy,
But Luiuck's Gridders Win

touchdown toss to Columbia's Bill
Swiacki, both in the third period.
However, Connerly completed eight
of 10 passes, compared to Lujack' S
nine in 16 and was by far the game S
best all around performer with his
slippery running and sharp defen-
sive work, in addition to his passing
Conerly scored the first single
wingback touchdown ON a 4-yaTu
smash and was instrumental in two
more. both tailed by Luongo. The
fourth single wingback touchdown
was scored by Conerly's tailback
understudy, Herman Wedemeyer of
st. Mary's, who squirmed over from
the 4-yard line in the final period.
Evening star., 1948-08-15

palms and wrapped of the stuff the old
gmmick Gaento before
Il used it all
than me and got loused that night"
It's like kicking when
able the splendid
bad tasting phoney
Miller Higgins" in the couldn't
high school
rather than the wausype immigrant with German
all of the "bapayersCubs
bit players bit" William
bit off than he could chew Hollywood couldn't
dramatic Ruths remarkable life personality
N
Evening star., 1948-08-15

Totals 80 82410 Totals 4O1727 Q
'Fsnned for Harris in ninth
Philadelphia ------- 600 10 Ol0- 3
New York " OSO 41O l0x-14
Runs-McCosky, Fain, Valo, StirnWeiss.
Berra t2l. Keller. Rizzuto. Niarhos. Raschi
Errors-Fain. Suder. Runs batted in
Stirnweiss Brown, Di Maggie "a, Berra
90. Keller. Rizzuto. Raschi t2). Fain (o),
Niarhos, Rosar, Heinrich. Two-base hits
Heinrich, Berra, Valo, Brown. Home runs
-Fain, Di Maggie Sacrifice-Rizzuto
Double plays-Suder to Joost to Fain,
Rizzuto to Stirnweiss to Heinrich. De Mars
to Joost to Fain: Left on bases-Phila-
delphia. 3: New York. 8. Bases on balls
3; off Harris. !. Struck out-By Fowler,
1 by Raschi. B.; by Kellner, 2. Hits
on Fowler. Z in innings: of Kelner,
in 2 innings: off Harris, in innings
Losing pitcher-Fowler
Evening star., 1948-08-15

land student who won the Olympic 50-meter small
bore rife championship, is due home this week
and the National Rife Association is planning to
toss luncheon in his honor If he did not
have two more seasons Of college eligibility left
the town would have been full of pro football
scouts the last couple of days because Charley
Justice, tough little North Carolina halfback
drove up from Chapel Hill to catch few major
league baseball games and has been hanging
around Griffith Stadium.
Tony Galento blanles his defeat by Joe Louis
partly on the claim that Louis gloves are always
loaded" Galento says that after rival trainers
inspected Louis adhesive tape wrapping and
Evening star., 1948-08-15
(see OLYMPICs, Page B-3.'
Boston Wins Typo Title

DETROIT. Aug. IA tP.-The Bos-
ton printers team whipped previous
ly unbeaten Detroit twice today to
win the 34th annual printers ma
tional baseball tournament.
Evening star., 1948-08-15
Midget Cor Crash FotuI

DAVENPORT. Iowa, Aug. IA tP).
Glenn Cromwell. %, midget auto
racer from Erie, III, died in hos.
pital early today OF injuries suf.
fered in q crackup At the Fair.
grounds Track here last night.
Evening star., 1948-08-15
Baseball Standings and Schedules
SUNDAY, AUGUST 15 I948 I
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday,


Boston, 4; Wash, 3.
Cleve., 4; Chicago, 2.
New York, IA; Phila, 5.
Detroit, 10; st. Louis, 3.
Games Today.
Boston at Wash. 90. 1:3(
Phila. at New York (2)
Cleve. at Chicago t2).
Detroit at St. Louis.
Games Tomorrow.
None scheduled.
Evening star., 1948-08-15

Flied out for Gettel In sixth.
Doubled for Gillespie in ninth.
Cleveland 400 600 OO0-4
Chict 90 'isaa4, - .4.;aes4-sa9 001 O0O-2
Runs-Mitchsn Peck. Boudreau. Cor
don, Lupien. Philley.. Errors-Kolloway,
Michaels, Keltner. Runs batted in-Bou-
dreau. Gordon f2), Keltner, Hodgin.
Michaels. Two-base hits-Michaels, APP
ping, Philley. Hodgin, Wright Gordon.
Philley to Lupien, Michaels to Holloway
to Lupien. Left on bases-Cleyeland.
9. Gchiease chnassee H. s.rBas Bases on balls ais
mex, 3; by Gillespie. 3. Hits-Of
Gettel, 5 in 6 innings; on Gillespie.
nings: off Christopher in IA inning
Winning pitcher-Gromek. Losing pitcher
-Gettel. Umpires-Messrs Stevens, Rom
mel and Passarella. Time-1:51. Attend
spce-S nRO
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Totals ------35 4 2 ~ IL o
sStruck cut for Dobson in seventh.
titled out for Harris In eighth.

filmed to shortstop for Early In ninth.
EGrounoed out for Ferrick In ninth.
Boston --- 900 900 04Q-4
ner, Stephens. Doerr. Goodman, Moses.
Two-base hits-Wooten t2l. Robertson,
Stewart. Christman. Saerihce-Haefner.
Left on bases-Boston. .; Washinston, z,
Bases on balis-On Dobson, 2; Of Haefner.
3: Of Ferrick, g Struck out--By Haefner,
4: BY Dobson, 2; By Johnson, l. Hits--on
Dobson, s In Q innings; OF Harris. o in
| inning; on johnson: o in . INNINGS OF
Haefner,- In ~. innings: Of Ferrick,
Q in lie innings. Winning pitcher
Harris. Losing pitcher-Haefner Um.
pires-Messrs. Paparella. Berry and HUB
bard. Time--1:51. 900,
Evening star., 1948-08-15
Rosslinq, Not Video, Is on TriuI

bapayers wouldn't walk the hello
to their old Whtehl
from Texas Earl MNeey planning from California
CLARK Griffith Tuesday park
Truman Chief Justice other
be hand and you've sentimental
be the
moving rassing
show from Griffith Stadium little Turner's
capacity than the rains
between $500 and $4,000 reservations according Pubc
might
that Turner, copronoter,
evson tiaifor the Ga1ento
Baxter show Way 1t turned with short and smelly
fnsh rassng Is trial and whoever that script?
who Condne did uh
to catch your football rules? .. Ore Mitchell
Southern Conference referee who knows those
four lectures August % under the sponsorship of
Departments headquarters
3l49 Sixteenth
Remember Zoeterman. kid pitcher Chicago
The Cubs who finally him when he declared of
bounds for the White Sox him to Decatur and his record
is
the ball the plate doesn't that OF
Washington throWers?
Evening star., 1948-08-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

st. Louis. 6: Pitts. 3.
New York, 8; Phila., l.
Boston, 4: Brook, 8.
Only games.
Games Today.
Brooklyn at Boston.
St. Louis at Pitts. (2).
\ Chicago at Cincinn. q
New York at Phila. t2).
Games Tomorrow.
st. Louis at Chicago.
Only game.
Evening star., 1948-08-15
Win, Lose, or Draw
Steum From the BubbIino CouIdron
By FRANCIS STANN

Local Sportsman Bob Rodenberg time his
sports team being pay here last with Baseball
sioner Happy Chandler
thing is cooking
Evening star., 1948-08-15
Ex-Moior HurIer Dies

CHICAGO, Aug. IA P.-Phillip
Fidgety PhiD Collins, 48, onetime
major league baseball pitcher, died
today in the County Hospital after
q long illness. He played with the
Philadelphia Phillies for five years
and the st. Louis Cardinals for
three years before joining the Chi
cago Cubs for one season.
Evening star., 1948-08-15
Unsunq Richardson Big Not StockhoIder

Next Clark Griffith biggest sokhoder in the Washington
Ball suddenly
in Pitman N j. he planning Tuesdays Griffith
Night" Stock controlled Richardson,
shares from his late brother William
maey onehird of the total Griffith Richardson
later the little known Oocaly) Geogehed
Mccoy to whom Connie
signing not managing
team in St Joseph Mchand there Joe Mich
When Walcott relations
Webster
specuated that hiring Olympic
well his Byron Nelson emered king Amer
lean golf, is needing
but still durable Brtsher Cotton
to this country August 26 for seven-Weeks stay
Mrs Mae Fraser wife OF the late Ralph Monk
big league baplayer and bowling
that she can't all Monks friends
this appreciation the bowlers
S118 security participants ball game promoted
Vic Gauzza which accounted for $100
Evening star., 1948-08-15

Runs-Rackley. Robinson. Reese, Conat-
ser, Salkeld, Mast, sisti. Errors-Barney,
Stnrgeon 90. Runs batted in--Robinson,
Miksis, M. Mccormick, Heath, Elliott.
Two-base hits-Heath, M. Mccormick.
Three-base hlt-Rackley Stolen bases
Robinson, Rackley. Sacriflces-Edwards,
Torgeson. Double plays
Essss to Robinson to Hodges Potter to
Brooklyn, g. Boston. IL. Bases on balls
on Barney, 8; OF Potter, L. .Strikeouts--
BY Barney. 2; by Potter. 6. Hits-On
Barney, in eight and one-third innings;
on Minner. none in one third inning. Hit
by ,pitcher-By Barney MASH. Losing
njtcher-Rarney
Evening star., 1948-08-15
Babe zaharias PAGES
Open Golf by 8 Shots
By the Associoted Press

NORTHFIELD, N. j., Aug. A.
Mrs. Mildred (Babe) Zaharias Of
Ferndale, N. Y, had the women'S
National Open golf tournament in
the palm of her hand today after
54 holes of play at the Atlantic
City Country Club.
She set course record for women
with a y in morning round. Wind
slowed down her long shots in the
afternoon round, but she finished
with a rs for a 54-hole total of 222.
That gave her an eight-stroke
bulge over her nearest rival. Ma
tional intercollegiate Champion
Grace Lenczyk of Newington. Conn.
Miss Lenczyk and Professional Betty
Hicks of Detroit provided added ex-
citement for galleryites in their
afternoon rounds.
Miss Lenczyk turned in q 80 on
her last nine, a score veteran OBJ
servers said was the best ever made
by woman in tournament play.
The three-under mems par score
The four Washington women golf
ers entered, Mrs. Betty Meckley and
Mrs. j. P. Trouchaud of Kenwood
and Mrs. Frank Mirth and Mrs.
Roderick Watson of Indian Spring,
all Withdrew.
Helen Dettweiler, formerly of
Washington, had 79-79-81 for 239
while Mrs. Maurice Click. the Mary
land State Amateur titlist had 247,
Mary Ann Downey $50, Mrs. Theo-
dore Schluderberg 267 and June
Vogel, 270. All are from Baltimore.
Evening star., 1948-08-15
Totals 80 7c2e11 Totals 81 a.

TOTALS 81 7c26 II Totals 81 827 10
I Two out In ninth when winning run
scored.
Hit BY pitched ball for Sturgeon in
ninth.
Ran for Potter In ninth.
Brooklyn - 900 001 110-3
Evening star., 1948-12-14
Thieves Enter From Roof,
Get Nearly $4,000 in Store

Police today were on the lookout
for rooftop thieves who broke into
q 6-and-l0-cent store Sunday night
opened a safe with the aid of tools
from the stores hardware counter,
and escaped with nearly $1,000.
Melvin Burkow, owner Of the
Peter Pan store at 1910 Seventh
street NV, told police the place
was entered between l pm. Sunday
and 8 am. yesterday through
La docF opening on an elevator shaft
en- the roof OF the twoSstory build-
He said that the thieves borrowed
a hatchet, two hammers. a drill and
a pair ofsulieS icH :they
knocked 4he dial of the safe and
punched out the turhblers. Thktoo
were recovered near the empty safe,
police ssaid.
Mr.. Burkow said the money
amounted to between $4boo and
l$5. 900 In cash representing week
end receipts. The thieves left the
building by breaking Q lock on the
rear door, police said.
Evening star., 1948-12-14
Girl Dies as Finding
|0f Boots Spurs Guam
Search for Slayer
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

GUAM, Dec. 14.-Attractive Ruth
Farnsworth died today of shock and
q beating administered by a sex
maniac.
Search for the killer-or killers
who kidnapped and criminally as
saulted the 27-year-old San Fran
cisco woman was intensified with
discovery OF pair Of paratroor
boots in the jungle near the spot
where she had been left to die.
Naval officials said the boots bore
possible blood stains and the name
Of the owner.
The boots and other evidence are
being sent to the FBI in Washing
ton for study, the Navy said.
| Missing Sandal Found.
A missing sandal, which authori-
ties hoped would help to track down
the killer, was found near the scene
The strap had been torn of when 1t
was ripped from Miss Fanrsworth's IS
foot. Her other sandal earlier had
been found near an oriental curio
shop where she worked nights.
Several men were questioned by
investigators. but no one was held.
Rewards for information leading to
Identification Of the girls attackers
were offered by the Government and
the proprietor of the shop.
Miss Farnsworth was kidnapped
from the shop Saturday night. She
was found unconscious yesterday In
q jungle thicket 200 yards away
Her clothing was torn and dishev-
eled. She died early this morning
The shop and the spot where she
was found showed Miss FarnSworth
put up a desperate struggle.
Believed Killed" by Band.
Investigators under the direction
Of 1t. Comdr. James P. Hackett
Navy assistant police chief, said they
were convinced she was kidnapped
and killed by a band OF sex iends
All commanders on Guam were di-
rected to check their men for pos
sible scratches or cuts. Indications
were that Miss Farnsworth put ur
such a fierce struggle that her at
tackers probably did not escape
unscathed.
After an autopsy, conducted by
Capt. c. K. Youngkin, Navy medica.
examiner, 1t was announced Mis-,
Farnsworth died from being beaten
on the head and of shock.
She was q former WAC, working
on Guam as a Navy civil service
employe. She took a night Job ir
the curio shop to augment her in.
come.
She was engaged to Marine Sergt
Sterling McGinnis, also stationed
on Guam, and had planned to return
home In February to be married.
Evening star., 1948-12-14
Jefferson Day Dinner
Committee Is Named

Arrangements for the Jefferson
Jackson Victory Dinners, through
out the country on February "a will
be made soon by the committee
headed by Wilson w. Wyatt.
Other members named today by
Mr.. Wyatt are Mrs. Charles F.
Brannan, wife of the Secretary OF
Agriculture, vice chairman; Max
ORell Truitt, executive secretary;
Carter T. Barron, Eastern manager
Of Loew's Theaters, treasurer; VIII
liam Neale Roach, assistant to SEN
ator McGrath, executive director;
Mrs. Manning Jones Black, direc-
tor of arrangements, and C. Edgar
Brown, director Of publicity.
Evening star., 1948-12-14

up" hurled during the AHc hearing
was found guilty by the board Of 4;
OF 81 violations charged against it
Defense Testimony Cited.
r. Joseph Donohue, attorney fos
Henry q. David, owner OF the grill
said Ia his letter fling the appeal
that the action Of the ABC Board
IN finding the grill guilty on 'un-
corroborated testimony" Of a single
witness In the face Of testimony OF
some 81 witnesses Is wholly in
defensihle."
The lawyer asked that the Com
missioners issue an order suspend
ing the. ABC order Of suspension
until such time as the matter
raised in the appeal has been de-
ternined by YOU"
The witness who testified against
the grill was Police Pvt. Samuel E.
Evening star., 1948-12-14
D. {. Heads Consider
Mitchell Grill Appeal
Against Suspension

An appeal to call off the liquor
license suspension invoked against
Mitchell's Grill, 235 G street NV.
by the Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board has been filed with the Dis
trict Commissioners.
The Commissioners are expected
to act on the matter tomorrow.
The ABC Board ordered the
license suspended, starting tomor-
row, until January 81. The grill
which became the center of a con-
troversy between members of the
police force with charges of frame
Evening star., 1948-12-14

Wallace, then Of the vice squad
The sensation was caused when Pvt
Frank N. Manthos, known as the
"one-man vice squad Of No. ] pre-
c!nct," accused Pvt. wallace Of
framing" the grill.
Both are walking outlying beats
now.
Later during the hearing, Pvt.
Wallace said that he had been told
not to "mudsling" by Police Chief
Robert ]. Barrett. This was denied
by Maj Barrett and Pvt. Wallace
later said he was mistaken.
The part Of the policemen in the
case still is under investigation by
Inspector George Wallrodt, an in
vestigation ordered by Maj. Barrett.
Evening star., 1948-12-14
delicious dinner Is complimentary.
and served In leisurely style.
BY WqihS0 O0y

wy w A61SASh yS~
save $l63! Ask me
for leafiets.' or phone your agent.
or Executive 1914.
IT'S not far. and It's not expensive.
Atlantic City has roller -chairs and
window shopping on the boardwalk:
away-from.it-all relaxation. Stay
at the Rits- -Carlton-they have spec
eial New Years Eve goings-on. Low
winter rates. Ask me for leafets
or call your travel agent.
o
Christmas On the Caribbean IS Q
giamor gift. and bargain. too. by
kim Royal Dutch Airlines. Sleek
kim Consultations dy you via
Evening star., 1948-12-14
Pionist to Give Proorom

The st. Stephens Social Club
will present Guatalmalan Pianist
ouillermo Kuhsiek in . program Of
Latin American music In st. Steph-
EMS School hall, Twenty-fourth and
K streets NV, at $50 o'clock to-
night.
Evening star., 1948-12-14

morning. And the round trip Is only
$l26 plus taxi
The flight Is a holiday. too. Lux
urious, "pressurised" plane cruises
smoothly. high aboye the weather.
Bar seryice. British courtesy. And Q
Evening star., 1948-12-14

gives you me eve"
ming In Bermuda
technically. before
your vacation even
starts), and means
that you're fresh
and ready for sum.
mer sports the next
Evening star., 1948-12-14

beach. a hiking trip. q round of golf.
You can have tlfls. and more at the
Elbow Beach Surf Club. Bermudas
only ocesn-side hotel. Special win
Ger rates now. Ask me for leaflet.s
For reservations and details. cali
Republic 2642.
From galoshes to beach shoes rs a
very quick change III you fly to
Bermuda by BOAC. Speedbirds
leave New York or Baltimore ut
4;s0 PM, land 3 hours later. That
Evening star., 1948-12-14

present. 50 it won't be all over when
the bright ribbons and wrappings
an strewn on the living room floor.
I'd Hike q private balcony, overlook
ing the ocean. And bright sunshine.
Evening star., 1948-12-14

and flaming roin-
ciana trees all
around. I'd like a
gay crowd. and
holiday dancing
parties. And q
niece of mink sand
Evening star., 1948-12-14

exotic tropical
islands from
Miami to excit.
ing Caracas. -.
Stopovers when
ever and wher-
ever you like. ]
want you TO. see
Evening star., 1948-12-14

KLM'S exciting air cruise leahet.s
and make your own choice. Resers
vations: call your agent.
.
sEor Leaflets, write mo st 21S Vsll
a9th Street. Ns~ Yoek l8, n T.
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Portland Receives
Outside Entries

PORTLAND. Greg. Nov. "a = A
number Of cut-of-town teams has
sent in It's entries for the Oregon
Nisei Bowling leagues second an
nual open bowling tournament
which is scheduled for Saturday.
Dec. 4, and Sunday. Dec. s. It was
learned today.
Included among the outside out
fits are a crack Chinese American
squad from Sacramento. Calf, and
league-leading Globe Hotel of spo-
kane. Seattle teams will be Over
the Top Beverage. Shanty Inn,
Puget Sound Vegetable Growers
Association. Sakahara Insurance
and Northwest Times. wapato.
Ontario, eastern Oregon, Boise and
Hood River also are expected to
enter the meet.
In the women's group, Seattle
hopes to send China Import g. Elk
port. Over the Top Beverage, Ia
kano Studio and Stop n Shop.
All entries must be mailed to
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AIS; ORPHANS DIT. Shiih 44O,
r Sono 394, K. Yamamoto BIT. T.
Irinaga 470, @. Muramatsu 5l4.
KERN PARK GO. Itami 1868,
Matsumura 354, T. Okazaki 49,, H.
Itami 474 @. Komachi $50; AzU-
MANO INSURANCE (D--Sono 4s4,
Sasaki 494. Onishi 495. Furukawa
sos.
j. X. KIDA &C. Hirata 4e4,
B. Kinosbita 412, K Kiyomura 4o8,
j. Fulfil 478. I. Yamasaki All. CAS-
CADE PRODUCE (C)-Miyoshi sos.
8. Akagi $50, T. Hachiya AIS, e.
Seito 1888. T. saito 476.
NISFT POOL (D-D. Tanaka
400, T. Yamasaki 4s6, j. Miyoshi
SAP, Nakayama 444. Niguma 4s4;
RUSSELL WILLIE W-Toya 467. K.
Fujii AL, NJ. Hara 524, s. Takeuchi
402, +. Furukawa 472.
HOon RIVER (3)-Hori 513. Ia
kasumi 504, Inukai .444, Tamura ass,
Okimoto 47o: FOSTER CAFE d.
Onchi 397. Hara 422. wakamatsu
413, Akiyama 458 Mishima 3s4.
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KURANISHI-FURUTA DUO WINS
MAIN BOWL TURKEY HANDICAP:
NUMOTO, HAMANO PACE GIRLS

Diamond Jim Kuranishi and Herb
Furuta formed the winning COM
bination in the mems doubles Of
the annual Thanksgiving handicap
tournament Sunday in Main Bowl.
The victors, rolling total 2504
with their handicap. received
trophy apiece and cash.
Eighty-four pins behind them
were Nisbo Takahashi and George
Iwasaki in second place with 2420.
The other prize winners were;
third. Celin Umagat and Gene Del
Rosario, 241s; fourth. Aubrey Fu-
mai and Chuck Aramaki. 2411: Ray
Braganza and Nick Baga, 1899; and
Sbig Umkawa and Nobi Hirayama,
1894.
Urakawa's singles effort. how
ever. stole the show rs far as the
fans were concerned. Urakawa's
first series consisted Of EOS. 268
and 1872 games and his second,
17s. 223 and 1853 games.
Takahashi's ass game was the
second highest Of the tournament.
Other high 400 games were struck
by Kuranishi al, Furuta 236 and
Funai 233.
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Smooth-rolling Jean Numoto ana
Gladys Hamano of China Import g.
Export knocked out q 1908 combin-
ed total to walk off with first prize
trophies In the annual Thanksgiv-
ing handicap doubles tournament
Sunday In Main Bowl
Second-prize cups went to the
Sue Lew-Rose Young combination
with a 1889 total.
TAX Yokoyama and Pat Hidaka.
hitting 1884. missed the awards by
five pins.
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series-vsc wong. Three rs
SO.
PORTLAND, Greg. Nov. 24-It
was turkey night last Friday in
Oregon Nisei Bowling league mat
ches In the Hollywood Alleys.
Fourteen-pound gobblers went to
Min Hara for his 566 series with
hendicap. and to Vic Wong for his
scratch 544 series.
Seven-pomd hens were given to
George Muramatsu for his 2i6
game with handicap, and to Tic
KY okawa for his scratch 21s game.
None of Hood Rivers men earned
a turkey or hen but the apple
country cinched iirst place for the
first round, which ends this week,
as II decisioned Foster Cafe 81.
The first-round triumph enabled
Hood River to gain the right to
meet the winners OF the second
and third rounds for the ONBL
title.
Yutch Hor1 (510 and Takasumi
t5cD were Hood Rivers stars Fri
day.
Other trundling aces in the
nights contests were: Richard
Wong 1920 and Vic Wong (544)
of Three Us: George Muramatsu
GID of Orphans; Min Okazaki
OLD Of Club Monterey; Nobi Furu-
kawa t505) of Azumano Insurance;
Jim Miyoshi $500 Of N1sei Pool;
and M. Hara t52D of Russellville
The results follow:
THREE Us Or. Wong sac. H.
Louie 40, s. Lee AT, v. Wong 544,
F. Wong 4S4. MOTOR CLINIC (0,
III. Fukui SIT, X. Namba 4o4, 8.
Hinatsu 413, X. Kono 432, T. XII
vokawa $40.
CLUB MONTEREY (9-S Mic
474, 8. Okazaki 1872, T. Okazaki
434, M okazah 511, T. Nakamura
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NIGHTS HIGH
Singles - Tamae Yamamoto,
Question Marks. 168.
Series - Tamae Yamamoto.
Question Marks. 451.
NIGHTS HIGH

PORTLAND. Greg. Nov. 24-For
the first time this season, the Bus
Sc; Rockettes were stopped cold
when they dropped a &C decision
to thC Question Marks Friday night
in the Hollywood Alleys. The
doubtful ones Tamae Yamamoto
(45D ard Miyuki Miura (4l4J wero
strcng keglers for their outfit.
In the only other match. the
Three Us tripped Tsuboi's Jewell
ers, 81. Lois Yut, the Chinese
American teams lead-off bowler
was high with 43S against the
grecn-shirted jewellers who were
paced by Fumi Inukai and Mary
Kinoshita.
The results follow:
THREE Us (3)-Lois Yut 432.
Marian Lee 33l, Aubrey Quinn s26,
LII Wong 345, Chris Guam 37l:
TsuBOI JEWELLERS D-Kaz XII
yokawa 800, Misa Michikami 1.-TWO
games' ala, KIM Sasaki 361, Fuml
Inukai 400, Mary Kinoshita 400,
Dummy Zone game) ITO.
QUESTION MARKS (D-Amy
Furukawa 1855. Sach Morioka BAL,
Jessie Furukawa 1853, Miyuki Miura
ala, Tamae Yamamoto 451: ROCK
ETTES (O-Jlnx Tamiyasu 36s,
Mieko Fuj:ta 308, Kathleen Sasa-
wi 337, Chiyo Tanaka 34s. Yoke
Hishikawa 800
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-11-24
How They Rate

OREGON NISEI BOWLING
LEAGUE STANDINGS
las Of Nov. 49,
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-11-24
Hood River Cnches First Place in Oregon TrundIng Loop
NIGHTS HIGH

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