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GEORGETOWN
"FRIENDSHIP"

3339 AND 3343 RESERVOIR RID.
OPEN SUNDAY 2 TIL DARK
These two newly constructed brick
residences have iust been completed
and are now available for immediate
occupancy. First floor entr. hall
leading to spacious liv. rm, with
wood burning firSpl and French doors
opening onto attrac. handicapped and
secluded garden; also powder room,
dining rm. and completely modern
equipped kit. On the end A.. 3
bedrms. with excel. closets and 2
baths. Attic with storage space.
In the above grade bsmt., a lge.
paneled game rm. and storage room
with "a bath and laundry facilities.
Auto gas air-cond. heating system.
Excel. financing to approx. purchaser.
John r. de Sibour & Co.
IL nunnu+ ,i.n1a nrr nnnn
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HILLCREST AREA

First offering, lovely semidet brick.
prewar, q rms, in immaculate cond.;
Kit, full bsmt.. outside entr.; con.
crete front and back porch; only
$13.750 Mrs. Harrington. OR.
$500 BROWN REALTY CORP.
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HOUSES UNFURNisHEp

STONE AND FRAME. like new. semi
furn.; 3 bedrms. and study. mod.
kit. din. rm.,. 14x1S hv. rm;: firepl.,
oil heat; maids rm. and lavatory'
aRe aa a6 Sks iu bus Dsm and shops OF silver
Spring. $50. Call THOMPSON g.
GRAY 81. 6100; or owner. CH.
$3.50 $3.50 PER Mo.-Bungalow. 2-bed-
nm. liv; rm.; bath, equip, v: Kit; it,lI tTlI
Vfsis Village. " DoNNELIY, Lo. 5e3i4s.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.--Conv, loc. on
Conn ave-; semi-furn.; 4 bedrms:,
2 baths on end; bedrms., | bath
On On ard; os S225 G per mo; F.; a M Tw5aD gsad
dr.. Sl25 mo-; corner brick. 6 rms,
bath, bsNt.: yrs. old; partially
furn. BEERS BROS. sH. 061O,, SH,
BfET1HEsDA AREA-unfurn. s-bedrm.
brick house; bld blks ft,ss OF EsstMsst M,sS
School: will redscorate; Sl35 per
mo-. with option to buy. Phone ST
s BEDRMs., BEE Q baths; cleo. refrigera-
tion and stove. oil heat; cinder
block chicken chicken house. tnns garsss,, e,.s4 spa :
Si@. si0ns or srSaaassi %h. sa46. ao' 00'0 Mio si
HYATTsvHLE-6 rms, incl. bed.
rms; t, lge; n.y. paaola rma kit; conyi cia te
AfTfTfIRsAscTriviELY LOCATED on :
acres, one mile west Of Fairfax. les
tractiye Groom house. 4 bedrooms
2 baths, spacious gear garage and
large storage room. Available fol
rent one year or longer. october Is
Phone Fairfax 307-R. 15'
sUNNYBRooK. MD;mmBrick bunsa.
attic, gas heat. fenced rear yard
SPINNER. Realtor. WA 1910. Ill
ROCKVILLE. MD.-2-bedrm; bunga.
low: completely redecorated; OF OF
fefriserator. refdse Tor Famiiy. ', without chill.
dren, SS5; with children, Se5. WI
sUiTLAND-New bungalow, 3 large
rooms. bath, cellar; lovely home;
wHEAToN.3.bedroom. ,;: new 2-sto5s, as
$40 mo. BoGLEY's wheaton Of.
fce. Lo. 5-3434. 10. 5-0313. -12
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS town house
bedrms.. 21a baths, upstairs pan
eled library, spacious. rooms, FIRE
RasHs RSssDe oil oe9 sqFnfF Dssoss ssoG pss
GEORGEToWN-3107 N st. NV
Q rms. 2 baths; 1st-class cond.;
immed, possession; $3.50 per mo
Inspestion by appt. AMERICAN
ARLINGTON-2-bedrm. brick. locat.
ed on Wilson blvd, conv. to trans.
shopping and schools. Call MR.
BIRKETT bet. 8 and 3, ia. $1,000
vAcANT1sss a mo-; High Bridge
near Bowie. Madison 7065-J
NEW Brick BUNGALOW. full bsnt.
liv. rm.. kit. dinette. 2 bedrms.
MAX LAX. MILLER, RIFF Fir. 0 aIoo. '.. III
500 PER MONTH. out near Sergean,
rd. 1st floor: living rm., dining rm.
kit, "a bath; End floor: 3 bedrms
and bath; full bsmt.; fenced-in back
yard; immed. poss. Call WEAVER
BROS, INC, DI. 5000.
3-BEDROOM HOUSES - S110 pei
month: in Kensington. We have 3
new houses for immediate possession;
all GE kitchens. including dishwa Sh-
ers and disposals; large lots: l block
from school, 2 blocks from shopping
and transportation, less than a mile
from Naval Hospital and Public
Health Service. Call WEAVER BROS.
INC, Washington Bldg, DI. $500
ADJACENT TO SPRING VALLEY
Beautiful 1-yr. .-old white brick house
with 3 large bedrmS., 2h baths
$500 per mo, Phone Mr.. Yount with
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411. -12
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ESQ SERVICE STATION. near Falls
Church. On busy Lee hwy. Doing
approx. 10000 gal Bldg. for re-
pair work. S1.700 cash; lock.
FA. 2I22 10
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Northwest Park
Apartments.

Offers Private Living Similar
to Your Own Home.
On New Hampshire Ave.
Extended at Piney Branch Road, i
Montgomery County, Silver Spring
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcont.J

NO. ARLINGTON-3 bedrms., Ia
bath, completely furnished, oil heat;
avail; mined; CH. i555. Ia
TAKoMA AK PARK: pARR MDMFurn p:def 8 rms: rms
garden. $3.50 mo-; Tyr. lease to
wINDoM PLACE N.W.-Beautifully
furnished 4-bedroom, 2-bath house.
IN MIN immaculate condition; ,sS $S15 per Per
PR2ak Pgats s. pffnf PHflL1Ps h5 pf smith IT'LL wiz
2 BEDROOM bungalow. beautifully
furn.. full bsmt' lge. yard. Can
3 HAi HBAEiDSRoo;Ms, Rooms; gas heat. nicely fur
WEAVER BROS. INC, washington
4 BEDROOMS, . baths; attrac furn. !:
ciose-in NV. LOCATION; S225 mo- Call
puNLoP ppf ofAff fNc. M Realtors R wdaFs dEoRaE :
TOWN OFFICE. 3207 o st. NV,
seTTH 90; a2osi ARLINGTON, near shirley
Hwy and Gle1e rdAstractively boma W;3g
bsmt. and folding stairway to attic;
fenced yard, ST Is mo; prefer adult
family; JEi 3,;73S6; -I2
eloss ssSs to III Pentss9n. hss9 MRS KING CHI
JRRPERsoN RRPf, sa5, N Manor. s1as per mo-,
now vacant, AL. 7345. WILLIAM
HARLOW, 316 N. Columbus ST.
FALLS iLL; 'cSHuRCH-a-bedroom brick
home; beautifully furnished, lge.
rms. and yard; ideal for children;
immediate occupancy; Sl60 per mo.
AGENT, OK. 1859. -12
ROSEMONT SECTION-3 bedrooms,
large screened porches; washing
machine. oil burner. 2-car garage;
near schools, stores and bus; 1928
per mo. AL. lila. IL
LANHAM PIX, MD.-3-yr; ;-old Subur-
ban house; 2 bedrms., din. rm., liv.
rm., kit. bath, bsmt. with storage
cabinets, nearly new refgr. and stove;
children welcome; oil heat, cleo
wooded lot: S1Oo mo. WA. $500
after z p.m.; all day Sat. and Sun.
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-3-bed-
rm. brick Colonial with full dining
I'm. and bSmt.. spacious corner LOT
with trees and fagstone terrace;
in quiet part Of Kensington. Md;
IL Gu. 1T. refgr. and gas, stoves.
auto gas, air-cond.: we'll furn.
(some antiquesl: S165 mo. STED-
S Room FURN1sHED HOUSE
Hampshire Heights-S125: year s
lease. MRS. BROUGHAM, UN
GLOVER PARK bedrms.. l bath;
2 glassed-in porches. liv. rm., din
rm.. kit; avail Oct. 3: $3.50 mo
F. A TWEED CO., 5504 Conn. ave
NV. EN-. 1870.
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NORTH ARLINGTON

1VN1V = 1k 1k1 WEE ~ =
Lovely English Cape Cod, on beauti-
ful corner lot, surrounded by shade
trees, tastefully furnished in an
tioues; consists of 22xl3 living rm.,
with fireplace, rear screened porch.
side patio, dining rm. and kitchen
on 1st floor; 2 large bedrms. and
bath on 2nd; garage; S175 per
month. Shown By appt. only.
ARLINGTON REALTY co.
2204 Wilson Blvd. Arl., Va. oW. $500
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HOUSES TO SHARE

CLEVELAND PARK-Large bedrm.,
twin or double beds; use Of entire
preferred. Cali after $50 pm.
OR. 1924. 10
ELDERLY WIDOW to share home
with middle-aged couple. 81. $3.50.
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SPRING VALLEY

SPRING VALLEY
5-BEr ROOM AND 5-BATH CORNER
PROPERTY. BUILT IN 194S
An outstanding home in a commu-
nifty for those who demand the best.
or quality construction. excellent
taste and eficient planning. this
home contains large hall. living
room. library, dining room, kitchen,
screened living porch. full bath on
1st floor. also a 1st-fioor maid S
room and bath with separate en-
trance, gear built-in garage. stor-
age attic. fireplace in basement,
with ample space for recreation
w. G.. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO.
Builders and Developers of
Wesley Hgts., Sumner g. Spring Valley
AS30 Mass. Ave. OR. 4464
Iist Your House With Us)
Evening, Telephone OR. 3993
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LIQUOR TAVERN

Sc. corner, $1,000 wkly. and more,
low rent, S-yr. lease: seats approx.
200; mostly bar trade. elaborate
cocktail lounge, excellent money
maker. Priced to sell at once. Call
Mr. Dell.
LANE PASTOR, EX. 2555
CoLOKED RESTAURANT and night
club-910 9th st. N.W.-Lease or
sale with or without building. Mod
ern equipment. Glass C lie. Best
offer. Call DI. 2405, 8 a.m.-9 pm.
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE


MOVING By VET; exper. help; every
piece wrapped, insured: reas. Call
any time. MR.. COOK. GIL. 5l37.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET Of
across the country: safe. storage Ia
fsna1sts Phone 10 tSH oso4 UNfoN sTosAaa RossAadfa
co. INC est. 1909
IF YOU WANT TO MOVE and save
call me. Local, long dist. MI
1907 day or night 10.
LOCAL MOVING AND HAULING-Ws
do any Job recurring a truck. PEASE
rT's Ssos YoGk n 'MovEs H5vE; For expert NOV nc
ing. packing, Grating and storage
call EX-GI JOHN. HO. 5S19. 10"
PARKS TRANSFER-Moying at your
conv.; also trunks and baggage. Cal
any time. AID. 1887. AID. 2520: 16s
EDLEMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
viii accept surplus furniture. as
part payment on your moving. stoT'
age; reas. ia. 2937; eyes,, GE. 1416
lie
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SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345,
BRICK BUNGALOW

FIT. DAVIS PARK SECTION
Situated on deep, level lot. this very
attract. home has nice liv. rm., din.
area 2 good-sized bedrms.. bath,
finished attic, full basemt., oil h..
VIII. Price, S13,500; conv. terms.
H. T. RANDOLPH. RE. 2137, TR.
72f5. 10
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APARTMENTS WANTED

FRENCH EMBASSY employe desires
furnished efficiency apartment by
November |; Dupont Circle area.
Hobart 1857. IL"
ished apt. in upper NV. RA. 1850
after pm. H.
FOUR ADULTS look for unfurnished
or partly furnished apartment g
to rooms); area Mt. Pleasant and
Dupont Circle. Box 424-B. Star.
12s
HOPEFUL young college grad. (girD
seeks furn. studio ym.; priv. bath,
shwr.; Conn.,, Kalofa., or Wardman
vic; by Oct. 20. $40-$45 mo. Box
EMBASSY EMPLoYE wants apt.
furn.. 1 or 2 bedrooms. in Cleve-
land Park. OR. 1862. mornings.
1os
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
MI. z w.
nv OWNER

Det,. 520s 14th; 21a baths, s bedrms.,
spacious din. rm., liv. rm.. quality
constr; S19.950. ia. 1850 eyes.
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DOWNTOWN

NEAR 14th AND N SITS. NV,
Wonderful opportunity for some one
wishing to purchase a better-class
apt. and rooming home. Excellent
condition. we'll furnished. Basement
has complete apt, outside entrance
9 rooms, kitchen and bath. First
floor has 2 very large rooms. kitchen
and bath, rear porch. Second and
each, making altogether i6 rooms
and 4 baths. Good-size fenced yard
garage. oil heat. Substantial cash
payment. Balance like rent. Cal
M. e. Weaver WO. 1914
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th St NV. DI. 334f
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HOME VALUES

411s WARREN ST. KENSINGTON
| 2 bedrooms, living room with fire.
place, Bendix auto. washer; fenced
in yard: $110 mo.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
S0S N. Capitol. Realtors. MA. $3.50
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g r. AREA
PRIVATE PARTY

13 ROOMS, 3 BATHS
Arranged as apis. and 4 h.k. units,
well furnished. excellent NV. loca-
ton; same owner 10 yrs; quoted
income S340 plus 3-rm. apt. Price.
So, 800; terms.
LANE PASTOR, EX. 1855
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HILLS, MD.
8 bedrms.. liv. rm.. dinette. kit: ant
bath. New home. Compl. furn.
S135 mo.
1908 Sth ST. NE
Completely furnished, rooms.
bath; large. spacious rooms through
out; Sl15 mo.
330s sth ST. NE.
6 rms. ] bath, full bsmt.. oil heat
corner, det.: SI15 mo.
R. A. HUMPHREYS
sos N. Cap. St, Realtors. Ma. $3.50
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II ROOMS, 4 BATHS
Aaransed na rent IS s5d hk 5gF wits ease
Quires very little care Total price.
$4,000; "a cash. Call Miss Lee.
LANE PASTOR. EX. 2555
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! DUpOIIb OIICIt. MI. U.1
NIT pI TAG NIT
SHEPHERD PARK

A most attractive det. home on Ige.
beautifully Handicapped lot Just of
18th ST.; center-hall plan: such
larium. bedrm., "a baths 1st fir;
bedrms.. 9 baths, 2nd fir; new
BendiX washer. oil h.-w.h., gear
det. garage. A must, at less than
$40. 900. Ewes, GE 1884, DIXIE
REALTY CO. Ma. $3.50.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

COLORED-$995 DOWN
Colonial row brick; rms; front and
rear porches; 2 baths; 2 kits; oil
h.-w.h. This house has bSmt. apt,
with front entrance. Call right away
for this great buy, ST. 3440, AP,
1890, IA
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OFF 18TH AND COLUMBIA RID.
Adjacent to Embassy. beaut. 8 rm
brick In spotless cond. newly dec.
full bsmt.. oil h-w.h. A lovely home
in ideal location. MRS. COX VI
S136. ATLAS REALTY. ST. 1868
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SILVER SPRING
HOME VALUES

3-bedroom brick Colonial S16n nel
mo-; lease. WOODMOOR AGENCY
INC, SH. 5555 til pm -l2
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MOTEL ON LEE HTGHWAY-Modern
restaurant, cabins. cottages. trailer
park and 3-BEDRM MODERN
HOME FOR OWNER; excellent loca-
ton: Ga acres of shady grove; 25
minutes from D. c. Ask us?
REALTY CO., GIL. 1859, OK ofi5o
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S. D. BRICK-$11, 900
$1,5OO CASH-S61.75 MO.

$500 CASH-$61.75 MO.
S61.75 monthly includes in
surance. The home is almost
new and in beautiful condi-
tion; Anchor fence; tiled base
ment: gas air-conditioned heat
are featured. This is a good
opportunity for you to assume
4ee VA trust without being
veteran. Call Mr.. de Lath-
11CrTc m
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LII. 4-4UUI. liz
COLoRED-22-ft. 6-rm, and en-
closed close porch; row brick; ;,s side-hall .aI
pII;, pI,,,7131Ss 1913: until 1p nc 2 pm. VIM, H
COLORED - ONLY $1,000 DOWN
buys this beautiful modern 3-apt.
corner brick home. fully furnished.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY. NO. 1908;
CoLoREDEEear Near 10th and Rhode
Island ave. .e.---,Modern, row brick:
6 large rms, tiled bath, concrete
porch. gas heat. Vacant: posses
sion; only $3.50 down to responsible
PPEc% PfTssn' c6MpANY 6alI M Peck La o-oo66'
CoLoRED-.iIo end ST. N.E.-5
rooms. 2 inclosed porches, full base
ment; reasonable down payment,
Sundays, NO. 5S6S; wk.. RE. 0657.
COLORED-OPEN SUNDAY. 2 TO s
P.M.-2410 Second st. n,e.-Vacant
in excellent condition; 5 rooms, 2
inclosed porches, gas heating. full
porch: reasonable down payment
sSuunnSdays Sundays call LA. 6-67o2; wk., DU-
COLORED-11Os OATES ST. NE
Take one look at the outside of this
3-apt. brick .and, call me right away
to see the inside. This house has
everything including bsmt. apt.
that is out of this world; oil Wv h;
2 inclosed heated porches; 2 baths,
etc. owner says sell fast: 81 800
$4,000 down. Call Mr.. Hogan, RA.
56ll2 till 8 pm, cox g. CO., RE.
CoLoRED-NEAR N. CAPITOL ST.
--2-apt. brick. zoned 1st CONNER
cial: 2 complete. separate Arm.
and bath apts.; bsmt.: oil h.-w.h.;
only S11,S50, with $1,000 down.
Call Mr.. Hogan. RA. 5612, till 9
pm. COX & CO.. RE. 1886. Iii
ST. NEAR X NE
10-rm.. 3-bath brick, 2 kitchens.
front entrance to pine-paneled
bsmt.; storm windows, Venetian
blinds, gas heat; deep lot; new
house condition.; If you want a
home. plus income, call me today,
for this is one of the best buys I
have had in a long time. Mrs
Thompson, RA. 052S. NO. 0o06,
TE. $3.50. LEATH & ASHLEY, INC,
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-09-28

CAD and Nichols had high three
game set $500.
100000 Glass
Nichols, 121, 1876, 124-38O; Zim-
norman, 1O4, 124, 122-35O; Bentz,
1874, 1875 BAT; v. Martin 142-324;
Fitz, 100, 1O5-319; Nave 112, 1O8-
319; Warrenfeltz, 119, 1O8-318; Kret-
singer, 100, 124-315; Warner, log,
1O6, 102-314; Brown, 1O8, 105-312;
Owens 122-312; Harshman. 1O8, 1O8-
312; Hartman, 100, 11O-312; Barnes,
los, 114-311; Edwards, 101, 112-310;
Miller, 117-31O; Nemzik, 100, ia
300; Bond, 1O3, 111-301; KeFauver,
1O1, 110-3O1; Sayles, 132-3O0; Kauff-
man, 1877; Fiery, III; Knepper, 113;
Jones, 112; Lowell, 112; Couchman,
1O9; Selby, 100; Smith, 1O8, 1903;
Thomas, 1O8; Fiddler, LOT, Hart, 107;
Grouse, 1O5, 1O4; Fisher, 1O4; Ham
mond, 1O4; L. Lowman 1O4; Riden-
our, 1O4; Athey, 1903; Bittorf, 1O3,
1O1; Haynes, 1O3; Spiker, 1902; Wiles,
101; Bowers 100; Kretzer, 100
Team Standing
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-09-28
Team Standing
Points
PANGBORN GIRLS
LEAGUE.

Vogue continued to lead the way
last week, as they again won both
games to give them a perfect record
so far. They also had the high two
game set (894). But the second
place Mademoiselle girls had the
high single game (454).
Phyllis Palmer and Phyllis
Schamel tied for the high single
game (107) but Phyllis Palmer was
more consistent and came up with
the high two-game set GID.
80 Or Better Glass
P. Palmer, 107, 104; P. Schamel,
l07; P. Daugherty, los; D. Wood, 100;
M. McNamee, SO, "a; w. Baldoff, 90;
]. Price, SO; R. Spangler, SO; j.
Smith, IS, SO; v. Browning, 95, 90;
G. Darlington, 90; R. Ausherman, 81.
Free Bowling
P. Daugherty, los, 1920; ]. Kit
tell, 80, 1924.
Team Standing
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-09-28
BOWLING SCORES

Hoover, 1O7; F. Beard, 1O7; N. Shoop,
LOG; A. Stevenson, LOG; D. Bowers,
105; J. Zimmerman, 104; M. Carper,
1O4; S. Wilmington, 102; E. Lapole,
1902; B. Jones, 1O2; H. Henson, 101;
M. Eichelberger, 100; A. Fuss, SO; O..
Stoddard, SO; G. Keckler, SO; M.
Athey, 81; F. Speaker, SO; c. Mem
EEK, SO; P. Trovinger, 95; B. Hart,
95; o. Carter, SO; G. Bender, SO; N.
Socks, 80; E. Odgen, 81.
Team Standing
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-09-28
Team Standing
POTOMAC EDISON
MEMS LEAGUE.

After Monday nights bowling the
Athletics held two-point margin
over the second-place Yanks. The
Braves, however, had the high single
game (572) and the Tigers the high
set (1622).
Don Williams had the high indiv-
idual single game GAO, but Chuck
Waltrick came up with the high set
1879.
12O-32O Glass
c. Waltrick, 1875, 128-375; L. Higgs,
1873, 122-259; C. Stickell, 138-347; R.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-09-28
Points
EASTERN STAR
LEAGUE.

Neptune continued to hold first
place last week, taking the high
three-gam set with a total pinfall
of 1925, while second-place Venus
had high single game (487).
Bess Fockler had the high indi-
vidual single game (118) and Pau
line Jennings had the high three
game set 5000.
100 Or Better Glass
B. Fockler, 118; H. Worthington,
112, 108; P. Jennings, 10; B. King,
1903; B. Schwinger, 1903; H. Snively,
104; M. Barnes, 102; N. Evans, 100.
Team Standings
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-09-28
Team Standings
Points
SPEEDWAY LEAGUE.

After last weeks bowling Pinlico
lead Bowie by only 1 game. Bowie,
however, took both team honors,
having single game of 513 and two
game set of 1910.
Individual honors were divided
between L. Bowers, who had high
single game (123) and E. Right, who
had high two-game set (225).
100000 Glass
E. Right, 114-225; K. Kaufman,
122-217; L. Bowers, 1921; M. Sell
by, 105-204; A Brown, 111-203; NJ.
Evans, 100; M. Spiker, 107; v.
Sneckenberger, 1O6; o. Jones, 103.
Team Standing
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-09-28
Team Standing
ELKS LEAGUE

The Hips scored four points last
week to put them On top, with the
Tongues and Tails in tie for sec
ond. The Hips had the high single
game (540) while The Antlers had
the high set (1538).
w. Bradley was the high scorer,
coming up with a single game of
146 and three-game set of 391.
120-330 Glass
W. Bradley, 146, 126-391; F. ST.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-09-28
Team Standings
BANKERS LEAGUE.

At the opening of the leagues
1950-51 season last week, the Halves
won both their games. to start off on
top. The Dimes, however, had the
high single game (481) and the
Quarters the high two-game set
(932).
Nadene Cover had both honors
for the ladies, with single game of
lis and set of 206, and Bill Ham
maker led the way for the men,
with single game of 1873 and two
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-09-28
Team Standing
Division 2

The best single game was rolled
by Dick Motz, with 1873, and the top
total went to Dick Logan with 372.
Grace E. U. B. had the top game for
teams with $40, but First Christian
nosed them out for total with 1929.
10000 Glass
George French, 121, 122-339; Tom
Fitz, 1856; Deany Snyder, 126-339;
Dick Motz, 1875, 13S-361; Bob Martin,
120-332; Sam Gross, 123-34O; Clyde
Lippy, 13O-330; John Minnich, 1876
327; Dick Yates, 127-342; Les Ken
die, 1872; Dick Logan, 121, 1892;
Joe Hildebrand, 1913, 131-348; D.
McNamee, 1873, 122-345; Milt War
renfeltz, 1913; H. O'Brien, 1888;
Bob Hogan, 1924; Wolff, 1876.
Team Standing
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Team Standing
ST. MARY'S
LEAGUE

The Donald Ducks took the lead
last week, but the Joe Palookas had
high single game (537) and the Lit
tie Abners had high set (1510).
Mary Bittorf had the high single
game for the girls (120), while Roc
co Zappacosta rolled high single
game for the men (131) and Jack
Weaver had high three-game set
(357)
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Team Standing
ANTIETAM
FIRE co. LEAGUE

After last weeks bowling there
was a first-place tie between the
Ladders and Sirens, but it remained
for the Axes to come up with the
two high scores, a single game of
553 and three-game set of 1889.
Individual honors were divided,
with Hendrick having the high single
game (128) and Hightman the high
set (330
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
WOMEN'S LEAGUE

After last weeks bowling the
Pansies held a one-point lead over
the Daisies in Division l while in
Division 2 there was a three-way tie
for the lead between the Pansies,
Forget-Me-Nots and Iris.
Division 2 out-rolled Division l,
coming up with twenty bowlers in
the 100 or better class, while only
thirteen girls in Division l entered
the charmed circle.
Division 1
The Daisies had both team honors,
with a single game of 472 and set
of 1867, and Gladys Leatherman, for
the second week in row, was the
high scorer with a single game of 1913
and set of 318.
100000 Glass
G. Leatherman, 100, 128-318; M.
Hartman, 1O4, 1O6-3O8; M. Routzahn,
los, 106; V. Warner, 100, 106; I. IT.
by, Ill; V. Grimm, 1903; T. Carbaugh,
107; B. Long, 106; R. Hause, 105; H.
Cave, 104; A. Ruth, 1903; R. Miller,
102; M. Hammond, 100.
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WOMEN'S
MAJOR LEAGUE

Mason-Dixon and WEI picked
up two points last week to put them
in tie for the lead, while Ayers
and J. E. Cochran are tied for sec
ond place. The Ayers team took
both honors with single game of
$40 and set of 1545.
V. Martin had high single game
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ponen, 1879; w. Harne, 1856; C. Ba-
sore, 1873; D. Glass, 1913; G Lias, 1877;
]. Rupp, 1877; l. Snyder, lbs; J.
Thompson, 1913; F. Conrad, 121, NJ.
Shook, 121; ]. Higgins, 100; r. Gal
laghers 1856; H. Wharton, 1892.
Team Standing
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game set of 247.
Team Standing
POTOMAC EDISON
GIRLS LEAGUE

Canasta took the lead last week,
winning both team honors with a
high team game of 511 and two
game set of 961. Thelma Carbaugh
took individual honors, with a sin
gle game of 126 and two-game set
of 223.
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Team Standing
ELKS LADIES'
LEAGUE

November retained first place last
week, one point ahead of second
place August August had the high
single game (483) and December had
the high set (1376).
Individual honors were divided be-
tween B. Ray, with high single game
of 116, and N. Musey, with high
three-game set of 324.
100000 Glass
N. Musey, 1O3, 121, 1O0-324; ".
Warner, 102, 117-316; M. Grouse, u.s.
3O5; B. Ray, 116; c. Foltz, 10; T. Gil
leece, 100, 100; I. Whip, 1903; D.
Nichols, 1O8; A. Spessard, 1O5; E.
Morganthall, 1O5; L. Riggs, 1O4; R.
Eichelberger, 1903; l. South, 1O3.
Team Standing