davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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line. Mike JankoWSkl and Ed
Semmler put together a best ball
of 67, three under par and low for
the day.
OF the two District teams re-
naming in addition to Prince
Georges, both are in the, lower
bracket. Bethesda has a strong
lineup and might beat Baltimore
&C next Sunday if the match
is played at Bethesda. Congress
sional should win its quarter-f1nal
match. regardless of where it is
played.
Results of matches involving
District area teams:
GGSfNGFEssToNAL GfsSs EmssT ma 1s; AEGYlE 81
gressional scored points to for John
Leavell and D. W. Fults.
G@at seored aad points T. to iOr Arnod
Tfmais5 Isor.d and Re
for. Frank Albosts and Roger MARITIME: "a
J.: H. Roddy and J. L. Geddes. Con-
curt Tnrner sconed sns pen5s to Ia
! v. A. johnson and A. C. Dezendorf
RGeSS az points to IA fol
Dr: ", j., Evans and T.. F. Baehmsn
CONGRESSIONAL scored ! point to " for BOZ
rkHfa a0asSsoO snd Bill MaMoR inc
Georges. scored . points to for clasett
s'fss1s SoS Chandler sna Il .Ha Mhsssr soS Morris
Georges, scored 8 points to o for Ted
Burrows and Lee Ritter,
a99W:t fns Dss: aSss to sps5
.. deorse &c e5 Voisht S a and T. eli Waillett. Primo.
eO5sef; e pitt scored sre r. eHass Gibson to 'O'
John Gonella and Edsie johnson
Prince GeSFses scored nS "a points to
Joe Balestri and John a;ns JankoTski: Pri1c, &C.
n ec Or shR5e' M1 ,s sne 1Sn iNbGN GsFnsfR SPRING
Nj Md Iis ssSTes SnI, points to for Mel shors'
any Rip poSIe Mann n'at and Ken Scales. &C Of Nd
scored ga points to "a for v. G. Bur
nett and Jim Hunt nj, ,o,su.u n,
of Edds Md asssF fnd points hn' to oi"s oF 81
%. Sa EsS1sd Ssns s5 F5s f5s spa
Dr.. Eddie steinbert and Ted Bauer
Sc Sc St %sm Nam SSoffd %of and Tom R0a' Mudd a
/ Gene Thornton and Spencer Reid CG
of Nd, scored 3 potts TO lot oo'
| WOODHOLME 912; KENWOOD S11.
i Carroll MacMaster and Mickey Behrend
/ Woodholme. scored points to 8 10
George Diffenbaugh and Larry 1mhon. :,
Jack Land and Nanny Pleet: WOOD
hoime. scored " a point to Pa for Allal
Laing and DR.. Joseph Kenrich
M. Rosenthal and Albert Aaron WSod
holme, scored 2 points to l Tor Nicl
I AL London and Joe Wilmer, Wooo
holme. scored Ia points to " for Tet
Rutley and Perky Cullinane:
! Morty Silberman and Nanny Dietz
Woodholme. scored 3 points to Tor DR.
Mike Oliveri and Bert Ferguson.
4 Milton Caplan and Richie Marcus
Woodholme. scored 2ia, points to q !:
for Joe Gambatese and Max Bost: 40,
BETHESDA 1915 BONNIE VIEW Az.
/ Harry Griesmer and Herb Rudd scoreS
point to 2 for Jimmy Duke and Nici
Duncan Morton and Ken, Smith: Be
thesda. scored ! point to Tor Bernie
Decker and Jack Branch.
Tommy Manning and Joe LaSalie, &c.
! thesda. scored ~ points to- q "a fol
| Stan Podgur and Ed Fitzgerald.
Claude Rippy and George Winkler
Bethesda, scored 3 points to for Henry
| Hoffman and Ed Ruben.
Ben Hartig and Earl Skinker Bethesda
scored 3 points to for 8. Rosengarten
@nf Tony nye0 popoiaski and Allan. sherter
! Bethesda, scored , points to Tor Lee
Baernstein and Sid Lipsch.
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Major, League Box Scores
YESTERDAYS GAMES
Yunks, g: As, 6
Totals "a IL "a 10 Totals 40 IA 27 IL
'Lined out for. suder In eighth.

Totals "a l2 "a 10 Totals 40 IA 27 IL
sLined out for suder in eighth.
Popped out for Kellner in eighth
Philadelphia -- POI 100 020-6
New York - 23l 00l 20x-9
Runs--Joost, Fain, valo, Philley. Ma
teski,. Astroth. Rizzuto =. Coleman 4.
Mantle, Jensen, Miller: ,Errors--Fain.
Joost, Coleman. Runs batted In-Majeski
Zernial, Joost, Philley, Astroth, Mi2e 4
Coleman, Bauer =, Silvera. Mantle. Two
base hits--Mize, Sivera, Joost Coleman
Mantle, McDougsld,, Bauer. Three-base
hitS--Jensen. Astroth Home run-Phil-
ley. Stolen base--Fain, Valo .. Jensen.
Double plays-Rizzuto and Mize: Mize.
Rizzuto and Mize; Coleman. Rizzuto and
Mize; Rizzuto, Coleman and Nike. Left
13;:, Bases on balls--Kellner. 5: Byrd. /;
Miller, 4; Hogue, 2; sain. 1: Struck out
BY Kellner, /; by Miller. l. by Hogue.
!; BY ,sain, l.. Hits-Of Kellner, l3 in
z innings: Miller. 4 in 2ls innings;
Byrd. l in l inning; Hogue, in 5 in
nlngs;, sain. in innings. Runs and
Miller. 81: Hoeue, 3-3;. saln. 90. Win
ming .pitcher-Hogue n-0l. Losing pitcher
--Kellner (0-2). Time-2:52. Attendance
-21,659.
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LITTLE SPORT
RepIoy of 1851 Finals Indicated
In State Golf Team SemifinoIs

First-round play in the Mary
land State Golf Associations team
championship series yesterday
appeared to set up a semifinals
meeting between last years final
lists, a match that is likely to be
settled by the flip of a coin be-
cause the site of the match is sc
important.
Prince Georges. the defending
champion, and Country Club OF
Maryland, Baltimore's strongest
team and runnerup last year
both won away from home yes
terday, Prince Georges over
Manor. 11l2-612, and the c. c. ol
Maryland at Indian Spring
13l2-412.
That means both will play at
home this week, Prince Georges
entertaining Woodholme and c. C.
of Maryland host to Elkridge
Both will be top-heavy favorites.
| With both having played away
from home the first week and al
home the second, the site of theil
probable semiflnals match will he
decided by the toss of a coin. The
home team will be the favorite.
Prince Georges beat c. C. OF
Maryland, 1212-512, in the finals
over a neutral course last year.
Visiting Teams Sparkle.
Home teams did not show their
usual superiority in the first
round matches as visiting teams
won four yesterday to four fol
the home teams.
Baltimore has five quarter-finaI
teams to three for the District.
In lower bracket matches next
Sunday, Congressional. a 1915 u
victor over Argyle. will play the
VFW Club of Frederick, 12-t
victor over Hillendale. The site
of that match will be announced
las both played at home yesterday
Bethesda. which won, 1312-412
over Bonnie View, meets Balti-
more &C. a 1012-7l2 winner over
Rolling Road. The site of that
match also will be announced as
both winners were on the road in
the first round.
In other matches yesterday
IKenwood did not have its strongest
lineup and lost. 912-81a, at Wood
holme, and Elkridge won over
Suburban, 1412-312, at Elkridge
Prince Georges has made only
one change from its championship
team of last year. Col. Jimmy
Wilson will not be with the team
and John Gonella is playing in
his place.
Winners Strong Down Line.
Pro AL Houghton and Bill Nc
Grath, the Prince Georges club
champion. lost three points to
Clagett Stevens and Jim Whitaker
in the top foursome Of the Manor
match yesterday, but the winners
had too much strength down the
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Gu and Rutgers Sailors
In Regatta leud Tie
Special Di.peteh 10 The ssor

WEST POINT, N. Y, April 21.-
Catholic University and Rutgers
University deadlocked with 81
points for first place in the Mid
die Atlantic Intercollegiate Rae
ing Association sailing races for
associate members over the week
end
Individual high point scorer was
Ed Rogers of Gu with IS. Other
team scores were Maryland. SO;
st. Joseph's. 81; Fordham, 46, anc
st. Lawrence, 80.
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Colleges
Continued From Page A-150

Saturday. The ,Terps entertain
Virginia today and visit Navy
Thursday. American U. also
visits Navy tomorrow after enter
tanning Mount st. Mary's in a
Mason-Dixon Conference game
today.
Won-lost records of District
area teams are: Maryland, 8-4;
Georgetown. AS; George Wash
ington, 3-6; Catholic u, 1-2, and
American u, 0-2.
This weeks schedule:
TODAY.
Virginia at Maryland.
Ceorse Washington at Virginia Tech.
Mount st, Marys at American U.
Howard At Fort Myer
TOMORROW.
George Washineton at virginia Military
American at Navy.
West Va. State at Howard (2).
WEDNESDAY.
ceorse washington at Washinston ane
Howard at Fort Belvoir
THURSDAY.
Maryland at Navy.
i FRIDAY.
| PITTSBURGH at Georgetown.
| Virginia Military at George Washinston
American at Baltimore U, ca.
/ SATURDAY.
/ virginia Military at Maryland.
GEORGETOWN at Loyola.
Lynchburg at Catholic q.
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RideeIy Bests CoweII
For Stute Soccer Title

The Ridgely CMd.) Soccer Club
won the State title by playing a
90 tie with the A. Myron Cowell
team yesterday at the Armory.
The tie was decided on total
score of two games and Ridgely
won a previous game, Al.
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Browns, 81; Chisox, 0-t0
6heeIy.c
Totals 90 224 8 Totals SO IA ~ i

Totals 20 z "A 1otels 90 II 80 Az
sGrounded out for Mast in 5th
+Grounded out for Brown in etn.
rhto..o 600 600 OO0-0
et. Louis ------------ 1ol III %oA-o
wr5Est EHns09SHRs ooSsberry Is Gaaver. En ErTOrsG
Hoicombe. Judson. Runs hatted in
Wright 90. Rivera "a, Young: Thomas;
runs-Wright Rivera. sacriices-Young'
Marion. Left on basesIChiesgo' 3; st.
Louis. !: Bases op balls-on d, JudS6n1, son
combe. / by Judson, /: by Brown. 1: by
Carver . Hits-or. Holcombe, in !
Brown, 3 in / inning; of Grissom. | in L
inning Runs and earned runs-Of Hoi-
combe. 80; off Judson 2: on Brown -;
off Grissom, 90. Winning pitcher-Gar-
yer (2-0l. Losing pltcher-Holcomne
(O.1) Time-2:l4,
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PhiIs, 4-1;; Braves, 81
Totals 80 8 x29 is Totals SO IL 80 8
eRan for Bickford in ninth

EV0A4 TUT OINNIO1N
xTwo out when winning run scored.
Boston ------ FOL 900 900 0-3 G
Runs-Reed, Jethroe, Torgeson, Jones
Waitkus, Burgess t2). Errors-Ashburn
Runs batted in-Jethroe, Marshall, Ham,
ner. Burgess (2l, Ennis. Two-baSe hits
Torgeson. Hammer, Jethroe, Watkins.
Three-base hits-Ennis. Home run-Bur-
CESS. Stolen base-Jethroe. Double play
Reed, Torgeson, Cusick and Cooper; Ryan,
Hammer and Watkins. Left on bases
Philadelphia Z. Boston 4. Bases on balls
OF Roberts. l; of Bickford, l. Struck out
by Roberts, 3; by Bickford, 3 Hits
9 in 81; of Burdette . in 2s. Runs and
earned runs-Of Bickford, 3-3; Roberts
3-3; Burdette IL. Winning pitcher
Roberts Q-D. Losing pitcher-Burdette
u-D. Time, 1857.
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Giants, 6; Dodgers, O
Totals "a S27 & Totals 2S 227 IL
HSinnla6 Rnr Wade in 9Th

Totals "a s27 g Totals 20 27 IL
sSingled for Wade in Sth,
Hrookivn 600 600 O00-0
R%nsIWilliams (2). Lockman Thomp-
son. Mueller, Dark; ErEors-Reese: Robin bin
@1Lockman. 1A Home runs-Williams, Thomp-
son. Double plays-Williams to Dark to
Left on bases-Nev York 9; Brooklyn 8.
Bases on balls-On Wade 5: Of Maglie 6.
Struck out-By Wade 8; BY Maglie 8: by
Ioes /. Hits-Of Wade 8 in. 8 innings;
oil Loes 2 in 1 inning. Runs and earned
Tuns-Wade, S;b. Hit by pitcherwMag;lis ~, a;n
SHoSses) WIG 5Sn-Masns fas;ne niteherM Wthhelne
Wade (o-D. Time-2:39. Attendance -
29266 (paid).
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Cards, 2; Cubs, I
Totals 81 727lS Totals 32 9 ~ IL
sSirllck out for Ieffcoat in eth.

st Louis - 900 U2O 600
Chicago 49, 900 0I0 00O-1
Runs-slauehter. Bilko. Jackson. Er-
schoendienst. b. Rice. Baumholtz. Home
runs--Bilko. Jackson, stolen bases
Slaughter Fondy. Sacrifices-Staley, Rice
Double plays-Staley to Hemus to Schoen-
dienst to Bilko; John to Schoendienst tc
Bilko; Smalley to Ramazzotti to Fondy
Bases on balls-of Hatten. t2); of Leon
ard; l. strqek out-By Hattens z; BY
innings; OF Leonard / in l. Runs anG
earned runs-Off Hatten, 2-2; of Leonard
90; of Staley, ii. Hit by pitcher-By
Staley RamazEotti)., Winning pitcher
l-D. Time-2:O5. .235
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indians, 81; Tigers, ~
Totals SO 1851 Totals 81 627

Totals SO 1851 Totals 81 27
Hit into double play for Berry in 9th.
Hit into force play 18th.
s. One out when winning run scored.
Detroit ---1oO OOl O00-2
Cleveland z000 100 10l-3
Runs-Priddy, Mapes, Avila, Easter
(2) Errors-None Runs batted in-Wertz,
Dolby, Mapes, Mitchell, Easter. Two-base
hits-Priddy, Wertz, Dolby. Three base
hits-Berry, Avila. Home runsEMapes.
Easter, Stolen bases-Mullin. Double play
z; Cleveland, ). Bases on balls-Ch
Lemon, 3. Struck out-By Lemon, 3;
by Houtteman. D. Runs and earned lii runs
OF Houtteman, 80; Lemon, -. Win
ming pitcher-Lemon t2-U). Losing pitcher
Houtteman (0-2), ITime-2:1l.
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Five years ago - Baseball
Commissioner A. B. Chandler
declined to reconsider the one
year Punishment of Leo Duro-
cher. Brooklyn Dodgers man
ager.
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D.. c. BowIers to Defend 3 Titles
In National Event This Week

ton open events, rolled into second
place yesterday with 401.
Here are the first i've in each
event:
MEMS DIVISION.
Washington Club Providence, 1888.
National Premium Beer. Baltimore
National Bohemian-Mator. Baltimore
Wallace Barnes Men. Bristol. Conn,
Holland Inter-Alley, Bridgeport. Conn.,,
1892.
Joe Radocy- Andrew Balducci. Torring-
Nova Hamilton Victor Lancellotta. Balti-
co4n Arse sss SSn'ssra:Jo. ksmi'' T0rrinst0n'
STANLEY Pinsk,,Frank Natalie. East
Emmanuel Harmon-Earl Smith, Balti-
more, sO2.
SINGLES;
hhI.sn @lIsm Hkss koensz sfsF'ie Fsdef.cf hd d 4ss
Mac Carboni, New Haven, 426.
George vetos,, Fan River. Mass. 426.
Steve Haley Al Nv E1sats. aatsn' 42S'
Sam Johnson. -Woonsocket, R. L, 1882.
Mac Carboni, New Haven. 1921;
Frank chiodi' Bridseport, Conn. i,211.
WOMENS DIVISION.
.Newfield Girls. Bridgeport. Conn,
,f5s gaols rddis'' Restaurant. Baltimore.
Milford Milford Girls, Milford; Conn. 1855.
Belmont Records Shop, Hartford. 1866.
nm. Mario9 ion Padseett-Lola shanahan, Balti-
md5,q Sophie Gons stebaroHelen Ploss. Derby-sey-
No4ioP' KstPer5Rs Vs. 74s yisk-1da Simmons Slack
timdFe! rhslms Nd. dMc1RHn0ushBe'ty 1g covelly Bal
Marian !. iEEyerharat-catherine sansoni,
Singles.
Ma4i6e MN7a6eth LEVY Rtehmond Va 4so
Phyllis Waldron, Brockton, Mass. 3S5.
Violet Zadrovitz. Fairfield, Conn. 3s2.
Helen ploss, Seymour. Conn. 3s1
Marion Padgett. Baltimore, 1,142.
Rath zests sansSn ssta4s gsltm9Ss os 1ss
ida Simmons Slack. Norfolk, va. IT, 1.o75.
Jack white-Helen Ploss, New Haven
:, Emily Clark-Leo Kesler, Newport News
49, Ethel Dize-Nova Hamilton. Baltimore,
735. '' g
Lois smith-Pete Smith, Richmond, Va,
John Dennis Mems Tournament.
Leslie Mincey, Raleigh, N. c., 688
Tony Zagryn. Bristol. Conn, 6S6
Leo Kesler, Newport News, Va. 6SO
Bob Bows, Bridgewater. Mass, 675
Chet Dusak: Thomaston. Conn. 667.
John Dennis Women's Tournament,
Ruth zentz Baltimore. 522
Anne Wissman Stamford. Conn, BIZ
HELEN Lawrence. Richmond, va. 512
Olga Pawlitschek, Pawtucket R. /, 4S2
Lillian Cross. Stratford. Conn, 46S
Rose Baudouin, Bridgeport. Conn.,, 464.
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Hockey Vet Star Golfer

Jerry Brown, veteran wingman
iof the Hershey Bears of the
American Hockey League; is
champion Of the Cornwall, On
Itario, Country Club golf course.
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titled out for White in 9TH.
TStruck out for Hoeft in eth.
Detroit ---------- O01 wv IVY: IVY
Cleveland -------- OIo ooA o-"'
Runs-Batts. Lipon, Avila. Reiser. Rosen
Runs batted in-Tebbetts, ReIser dSo 81
'Three-bas Sc hit-Lipon. Home runs-Reiser'
Rosen 2j. Boone. Sacritice-GTomek
Double play-Ayila to Boone e,.to, to Easter Ia
Bases on balls-Of Hoeft, >; of GromeS.
l. Struck out-By Trout, .; by White;
BY Hoeft. s.; by Littleheld. + by GromekS;
White in IA innings; of .Hoeft, | in =
Innings Of Istleeld Trout IN nm in4n'1ffi ofi
Wnife 90: OF Hoeft ii; of Gromek,
~: of Littiefeld, !-2. Wild piteh6717
Gromek. Winning pitcher~Gromek t5.fY,
Losing pitcher-Trout tO-2). Tlme-@'lo
$40
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Totals 80 l321 Totals % 8 21 IL
t..
Chicago ------------UV UV3 5US .
st. Louis 900 OOZ u
(Called end seventh. darkness).

Chicaro -O OO3 5O2 Go
81 Iouis 900 002 O. 2
called end seventh. darkness).
Runs-Carrasquel t2l. Fox, Minoso,
Coleman. Stewart C). Rodriguez: Pierce
Runs batted in-SteWart, Fox "a, Minoso,
RODRIGUEZ Carrasauel Lollar (2l. De-
Maestri (2l: Two-:base hitS-Fox. Stewart
Home run-Stewart. Double plays
Thomas to Goliat to Kryhoski. Left on
bases-Chicago z; ST: Louis /. Base on
son 2; off Harrist =; OF Sleater /. Struck
oTt-By Pierce Z. Hits-Of Fannin 5 in
2Is inings; OF Hudson in 2s inning: of
inning. Runs and earned runs-Of Pierce:
2-2; on Fannin, 3-3; on Hudson, Al; on
Harrist, 3D.; OF Sleater. 90. Winning
Fannin (O-D. Time-1.52. Attendance
-25,S01 (paid).
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Wild Rink Teams

The highest total of goals scored
by two teams in an American
Hockey League playoff game was
IA. when Buffalo defeated Cleve-
land 1872 in 1884.
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Dodqer Con Fish, Too

During spring training at Vero
Beach, Gil Hodges Of the Dodgers
won fishing contest with a seven
and three quarter pound black
bass.
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Cincinnati ---- 202 O40 301-12
Pittsburgh ---------- 900 O02 000--
Runs-Hatton t2l. Adams (3). Wyrostek,
Adcock "a. kiuszewskl t2), Del Greco,
bartirome. Errors - Korshorek Runs
batted in-KluszeWski 60, Adcock ~,
beii, Mangan, Wyrostek. Rossi. Two-base
hlt-WyroStek. Three base hit-Kluszewski
CD. Home runS-Adcock, KluSZewSki
Adcock Double leplayS-McMillan to Hatton
to Kluszewski; Wolfe Koshorek to
Bartlrome; Koshorek. Merson to Bartirome
Left on bases-Cincinnati, 5; Pittsburgh, g.
/; on Carlsen, l; OF Wolfe, l. Struck out
by Pollett 3; by Hitler. =. Hits-Oh
Pollett, : in innings; of Carlsen. in 2;
on Wolfe in ,. Runs and earned runs
Off Pollett, So; off CarlSen. :3-}; of
Wolfe, IL; Hitler 80. Winning pitcher
Hitler I'D. Losing pitcher-Pollet (U-2)
iTime-2:l2. Admission 23732
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Totals SO 72711 Totals 80 62;

Totals 80 727 II Totals 30 627 IA
Piled out for Cusick in Sth.
Singled for Cole in Sth
Ran for Grove in Sth.
t Ran for Reed in 9Th,
Ran for Marshall in 9th.
Boston --0U0 900 020-2 2
Philadelphia 900 010 000-l 6
Runs-klaus, Sisti. Watkins. Errors
Double plays-Hammer, Ryan and Wait
kus. Lett on Observation-Disclosures Bos.
ton. q. Bases on balls-Of Drews. 3; off
Cole. 2. Struck out--By DreWs. =; by
Cole, /; by Donovan, l. Runs and earned
runs-Of Cole, IL; of Drews, 2-2; off
innines; of Cole. in Z; OH Donovan. o
in 2 Hit by pitcher-Cole tJones)
Wild pitch-Cole. Passed ball-St. Claire.
Wlnner.Cole: Losers1Drews. Time
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By Rod Thomos

Nearly 100 teams and approx
mately 500 Washington bowlers
will shoot this week end in the
National Duckpin Congress cham
pionships at New Haven, Conn.
In the group will be three de-
Tending titleholders. Lorraine
GULL won the womens singles in
1851 with an all-time tournament
record score of 431. The Ana
costa Spillway team was first in
mems regular booster" teams
with a tally of 1880 and Frank
Micalizzi won the John Dennis
tournament, an auxiliary feature
of the championships in which
the top duckpinners of the Ma
Ition compete. Micalizzi's five
game score was 727.
Star Anchor Man Fails.
The host Candee Bowling Arena
will be dominated by Washington
bowlers Friday. Saturday and
Sunday. 1t is one of the strong
est delegations ever sent to the
tournament by this area.
Baltimore bowlers took their
turns over the week end and one
of them today was very unhappy.
Pat Grabill, a top-flight anchor.
blew a three-pin spare break in
the final box and an opportunity
to put the National Premium team
on top. AS it was, National Pre-
MUM wound up second by five
pins to the Washington Club of
Providence, r. L., which shot 1888
IA week before.
A number of Washington teams
are easily capable of topping the
Providence teams score which is
|1O1 pins under the mark that won
last year.
Frederick Bowler Leads.
Charley May of Frederick. Nd,
gained the mems singles lead yes
Iterday with a score of AL, and a
fellow townsman, William Koontz,
went into second place with 433.
Until they rolled, the women's
division held the highest three
game count of the tournament,
the 430 chalked up two weeks ago
by Elizabeth Lowry of Richmond,
Iva. Marion Padgett of Baltimore,
a regular contestant in Washing
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crCnNn CAME

Totals 81 524l1 Totals 50 IL "a l.
titled out for White in 9TH.
TStruck out for Hoeft in Sth.
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Births and Deaths Reported BY District Bureau

walter and Mildred jackson. #
Robert and Mary johnson.
Elmore and Margaret johnson.
John and Agnes Jones
CLIFFORD and Mary Martin,
Jessie and Carrie Mccoy.
Thomas and Marguerite Mesley.
Sidney and Susie Neaie,
Oswald and Emily Nickens,
OTIS and Blanche Pitts.
Heubin and Laberta Rocbuck.
leonard and Margaret Rogers.
Alphonso and Eva Scott.
Eimnr ana Estelle Tilghrnan.
russell and Annie TolSon
Roland and Alma White, jr.
Thomas and Tomah Williams.
Wesley and Bathrus Williams.
Earl and Mildred Almond.
Hayward and Ruth Branch.
Ned and Marie Brisendine.
julius and Bernice Einbinder.
william and Margie Harris.
4 Thomas and Jean LAdson.
John and Clara Smith
| Eugene and Elizabeth SNOW.
Paul and Mary Wintermyer.
neoIoro ana Myrtle Witherspoone.
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Deaths

tFrop the .. q, Bureau Of vital statistics
LysAs I,I'..,s Mshs ss,,. a., AK ,s I.
als fal' Has sss ]! asPin ne ggsni.s e z;
HarIy; Hunter, u, 700 Jefferson 1t. NV
Esse saif Hsii D s.h Id Arl
Joseph cowiey. es. 1910 Emerson st. nv
Thomas Burr. 81. 2842 Bladensburg rd ne
Mary spiliane. 81 1908 8. Taylor St.
Mary ! I,.s ccrGam. 81 g. ralls church. Va.
Stella Fletcher. 90, 2Sl1 5th st. NE. ~
Larkin. 5s. Baysrd blvd. MOntsomery
naI,,,. ysa ss:, Sa sss IgsI Ma ave
Thsodore hti zeller, Al! No address given
Marjorie Eckie, Sc. so soi I walter ali r Reed DR..
Elisn Meyers. 8. 1901 e1st ave-. Hiilside
};. Tsy watson, , cellsgs Park, ma.
Intent Marion. z. 901 23rd. st. NV.
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Henry Smith. IS, IS tSn ccrbin, nv Va. sse' ne
Charles Brooks, 65l 1928 p st. NE.
Matte Matt. payis: So, $685. Foote St. ne.
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Dorothy Johnson. 3s. 1915 Reeves Ct. NV
snrs. Glsra dsSUd;t%an sS;tn 50 l2lS H. Sth st. NV.
Mae Ewell, o. Manassas, Va.
Infant Williams. 443 Kenyon st. NV
Cnaries Cook, 311 ] st. NE.
Evening star., 1952-03-09
Mass Meeting Today
|CliInaxes Methodist
Mission.

The Tri-District Methods,
Evangelistic Mission of Metropoli-
tan Washington win climax it,
Inine-day drive today with q mass
meeting at $3.50 pm. in Uline
Arena.
Thousands Of washington area
Methodists are expected at the
arena to hear Methodist Bishop
Hazen q. Werner Of Ohio speak.
a final report on membership
and other results Of the mission,
which opened March i. win be
made hys Or. Eugene e. Golay,
executive director. Nearly 800
churches took part In the cam
|paign.
Three Lead Mission.
B The drive was held under aus
|pices Of the Washington West;
Washington East and Alexandria
Districts Of The Methodist Church,
District Superintendent DR.. John
g. Millian. Washington West: the
Rev. Philip c. Edwards. WASH
ington East. and DR.. John n.
Pearson, Alexandra, directed it.
Methodist Bishops Charles Wes-
ley Flint Of Washington and Paul
Neff CARRIER Of Richmond, Va,
supervised thes campaign.
1900 Homes, visited. I.
During the past week teams 81
lay members from participating
churches visited, approximately
rs. 900 homes pf ptDspeetiye neln-
bers In their neigh i6orho6d.
Among those taking part in the
program today viii be Judge
Charles w. Woodward of Rock
vile. Nd, chairman Of the mis-
tsion's finance committee: the Rev
Harry w. BackhusS III, District
tdirector Of evangelism, Alexandra
tand the Rev. Daniel w. Justice,
chairman Of the mass meeting
committee.