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Doherty; Featherweight Who Makes D. C. Bow, Meets Tough Test in Wolfram
- , . A . ...—.M. .. ■ i A-1-A-A i 1 ~~ 1 . —— ' .—' ' - .
BOTH MAY BUTTER
BREAD FOB FUTURE
Appear Good Enough, Win or
Lose, to Obtain Other
Bookings Here.
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.
A FEATHERWEIGHT boxer of
ability himself before he hung
up his gloves and grew pros
perously plump. Matchmaker
Goldie Ahearn steadfastly is sticking
to the 126-pound species pugilistica
upon whom he built much of his
matchmaking success, as local boxing
reaches the turn of the indoor season
and prepares for the open-air cam
paign.
With little Petey Sarron awaiting
only the healing of a cut eye before
returning to action, and California
Joe Rivers’ stock still high despite
two defeats by Sarron. Ahearn tomor
row will trot out a new contender for
local featherweight laurels and one
slightly-used challenger in Joe Doherty
and Frankie Wolfram, respectively.
Out of this pair, unless Ahearn's luck
with the abbreviated scrappers sud
denly goes sour. one. or possibly both,
will emerge well qualified to open with
a bang what promises to be Wash
ingtons greatest open-air ring season.
Wolfram proved his class when he
trounced Pete De Grasse here a few
weeks back, but Doherty, a youngster
hailing from Brooklyn's Shantytown,
from where sprung Terrible Terry Mc
Govern, has yet to display his wares.
If he only partially measures up to
advance notices and predictions, how
ever. he may do. win or lose, provided
the lasing margin is close enough.
Canadian Stiff Punchrr.
TWENTY-ONE years old. Doherty
invades as a big hit of New
York's smaller clubs and has ail
the earmarks of the kind of fighter
Ahearn best develops. A professional
ringster of only little more than a
year’s standing, the Irish youngster
nevertheless holds victories over Petey
De Grasse. Abe Wasserman. Jerry
Mazza and Frankie Britt, and kayoed
Bobby Magnolia and Lou Bonnamo.
His only losses in 15 scraps were to
Petey Hayes and Mike Belloise. two
of the country’s better featherweights.
Doherty will have to keep his mitts
in front of his chin against Wolfram,
a hard-punching scrapper patterned
along the lines of Rivers, except that
he is faster, but not as colorful as the
swarthy Mexican. Doherty nailed De
Grasse with enough hard rights and
driving lefts to fell a less courageous
ringster. The Canadian can punch
plenty hard for 126 pounds, and un
doubtedly will have an edge over
Doherty in this important department
Doherty's wins are recorded \ia de
cision much more frequently than by
knockouts.
Feathers Feature Prelims, Too.
EVERY scrap on tomorrow’s card
at the Washington Auditorium,
with a single exception, will
Involve featherweights.
Clashing in the six-round semi
wind-up. Northeast Washington's Joe
Green will meet Les Guesno. one of
the two scrappers to defeat Green in
a professional ring. Guesno turned
the trick in Baltimore, his home town,
but Joe is rated a real chance to
avenge the loss. Those two recent
fights with the experienced Le Rov
Duugan should have taught Joe much.
A pair of Wolfram’s stablemates.
Wesley Martin and Lloyd Pine, will
be principals In two other six-round
ers. Martin, who has showed here
before, will battle Ray (Kid) Ingram
©f Florida, and Pine, a newcomer, will
meet Baltimore's rising featherweight.
Harry Jeffra.
Young Tiger Salmons and Gerald
fRufus) Reeder, a pair of colored wel
terweights, will add a comedy touch
In a four-round opener.
Stlek-to-it-iveness. Anyway.
IS APPOINTED by Danno O'Ma
honey’s initial showing here and
determined to ‘ sell” the Irish
mat importation to Washington fans.
Promoter Joe Turner will bring the
boy from Erin back this Thursday to
oppose the premier showman of them
all, Roughhouse Rudy Dusek. If Rudy
cannot make O’Mahoney look good,
nobody can.
Since destroying the lifeless Fred
Grobmier in his debut a couple of
weeks back, O'Mahoney has taken de
cisions over Jim Browning. Dick
Shikat and George Zaharias, who un
blushmgry allowed the youngster to
use their generous carcasses as step
ping stones to what probably will end
in Londos-O’Mahonev and Geoige
O'Mahoney climaxes this Summer.
Jack Donovan, another Irish young
ster, who came from the West Coast
unheralded and unsung and who has
exhibited twice the stuff O'Mahoney
Showed, will vie for honors with his
fellow countryman In the semi-wind
up, opposing Jean Le Deaux, a French
Canadian trial horse.
The prelims, if not changed again,
will be Sandor Szabo vs. Pat McKay
and Andy Rascher vs. Dick Daviscourt.
T volley’BALLERS
TUNE FOR TOURNEY
Foster Thinks Team Has a Great
Chance to Take Honors in
Cherry Blossom Event.
HAVING already conquered five
leading Southern rivals, the
Washington Y. M. C. A. volley
ball team is training with a view to
capturing greater laurels in the
fourth annual Cherry Blossom
tournament at the “Y" next Saturday.
The Capitalites will meet some of
the strongest teams in the East In
the tourney.
Ralph Foster, Y. M. C. A. director
of physical education and coach of
the local outfit, says that entries
already virtually are assured from
Jamaica, N. Y.; Pittsburgh, Harris
burg, York, Philadelphia and Wilkes
Barre, Pa.; Camden, N. J.; Rich
mond and Roanoke. Va.; Baltimore,
Md„ and Raleigh and Greensboro,
N. c.
Washington “Y” was runner-up in
last year’s tournament, being de
feated by North Philadelphia in the
final, which later was third in the
national tournament.
Foster says he has a well balanced
team in Capt. Darrell H. Smith,
William Lansford. C. J. Sample, John
G. Loehler. C. G. Cruikshank, J. C.
Stanier. George Fitton, Howard Stin
^ ton and Bob Nelson. ^
Puts Over Winning Punch
_ _I
BOOKER GOAD,
Who lrd his team in average when Schedule won the championship of the
Kilowatt League bv a one-game margin. Goad southpawed for an average
of 108.
Mount Rainier Pin League
W. L. W. L.
Judd & Det . 1 Harvey D iry 4s 45
Bo'li.s P E. 55 52 R.chlield . . 48 45
Pis n Whis. 56 54 Saur's s S 4*: 1*
Tho’a* F. C. 5*: 58 B K. Auto 42 51
Frank n Sup. 50 57 Valspar . . . 55 43
Mottos . .. 4s 56 Sheruord 5. 55
Wood. O H 4!» 58 Mayor A- Co l 57 56
Smith'.' Liq . 5o 45 Q C Airport 54 50
Bk!; nd Car 5o 45 K’ntz Fool.. 2» 5s
Woodridge 45 42 Val par 2... 24 57
Season Records.
High team same—Saurs and Pig n‘
Whittle. 654.
Hieh 2am set—Judd & Detweiler. 1.851,
High ’.no.ivitiual set—J Miller 421
High individual game—R Renew. 177.
High individual strikes—O’Donnell. 55
^ High individual snares—J. Goodin?.
Hiph individual average — P. Wolfe. 118.
Individual Averages.
«Te:i games or more >
JUDD & DETWEILER.
G Si 8j. HG.HS Avg.
Gooding _ 05 47 277 I5o 415 116-50
Cox . 8; 30 250 141 305 114-48
Beatty . 78 43 2 <6, 152 3S* 111-35
Mutzabauch. oo 40 2o7 145 5S6 lii-so
Pfeil . 15 7 36 140 330 1 1 1-S
Parks . 87 30 212 142 308 110-70
Crockett ... 12 2 15 U7 300 08-11
BCBWELL.
Ward . ! »i 31 220 160 400 113-70
Lillrv . 83 56 203 15:: 411 1 13-28
Gordon .... 07 20 115 14s 305 los-24
Carey . 6! 21 155 148 57s 107-03
Gallegh'-r .. 8] 34 158 1*1 3so 10;-55
Preusser ... 46 12 04 121 340 103-22 (
PIG N WHISTLE.
P Wclfe_ 8 2 40 230 100 4 15 118-55
Snowden ... IT 10 45 152 305 114-0
McCall . 01 33 22J) 140 3>1 J 13-00
Hirer . 24 13 03 155 375 113-17
Ke*:rr . 67 38 1 ;«» 14*'. 377 112-25
H Wolfe.... oo 32 215 10!* 400 110-22
Waldrop ... 00 24 130 140 380 los-33
Huddlescn . . 21 4 30 117 310 100-13
THOMAS FIRE CHIEFS.
Isemann ... 72 28 l!»7 ll!i 3SO 115-64
Gochfnour .. 7.1 20 ins M5 307 111-72
Mezzanofte.. 78 3o 10: 1 ;:«* 370 100-34
D.-v. hurst .. 5o 10 103 130 .352 106-25
Hazel . 05 27 131 J5o 351 105-57 |
Rohsjn _ 70 30 14o 145 :>7 1 lo5-11
I.owe . 12 0 20 121 337 103-5 j
Stubbs . 20 6 01 120 330 102-7 1
FRANKLIN 3CJGAR.
Fitzgerald .. 83 36 211 104 402 113-65
Hama d _87 f 107 142 570 108-78
Bryant .... K7 30 172 12.8 572 100-22
Gaither .... 50 lo 07 137 300 100-0
Waldron ... 74 22 153 140 300 105-61
Lynaugh ... 48 lo 78 128 354 101-0
MATTOS.
Lar.ahan ... 36 21 05 150 4 12 115-20
Hoffman ... 8 1 32 227 140 3*4 113-33
Thomp.son .. 8 1 28 210 145 384 111-34
Albee . 11 5 58 132 358 100-10
Harrison ... S3 22 202 105 300 100
Goddard ... 75 21 110 141 363 104-53
WOODRIDGE OYSTER HOUSE.
Espev . 20 13 82 140 375 114-23
Corcoran ... 78 32 224 150 40 1 113-57 ,
LpRiMc .... 45 1!) lo!* J4K 38!* 111-1
Mil.er . 38 li 05 ' 41 303 106-10
Fox . 65 28 1 »4 111 371 107-56 t
Btenheobon . *s in 5s ito M46 106-3
Dusterhcfl .. 87 32 100 Ho 37 3 104-50
Cercero .... 16 7 32 124 331 104-0
No “Build Up”
■" ...———^
MM———
JACK DONOVAN,
Unsung Irish grappler from the
Pacific Coast, who rassles Jean Le
Deaux Thursday in support of Dan
O'Mahoney and Rudy Dusek, who
meet in the one-fall feature of the
weekly mat show at the Washing
ton Auditorium. Donovan is one
of the best preliminary matmen to
show here in several months. |
SMITH'S LIQUORS
Crimes .58 27 150 138 383 ii:i-43
McMahon .. 81 11 193 143 no? ill-*:
Brioae* .... M :•» 1«»l 158 38*4 im
Madden ... 93 24 234 14o 370 los-ss
Bruen . oo 12 50 130 345 103-17
Barnholt ... 23 x.*» 132 302 l**2-23
Clark .53 in 79 139 350 100-18
BROOXLAND GARAGE.
R RettCW... 84 40 189 177 301 100-08
F.sher . S7 30 IM 148 371 |o7-33
Neff ... 75 39 140 133 31 !• fo5-3l
M Rct:ew. .. II 15 s7 M3 105-14
Mason . 85 38 144 137 353 103-24
WOODRIDGE.
Lanier . 70 32 170 149 300 110-4
H. Lewis.... 15 7 31 12o 330 100-5
L Levis.... 81 2n 170 137 350 ]o5-7o
Cros mm .. 85 -.’5 Itis 115 359 105-30
G Levis.... 82 28 155 129 307 103-02
W Lrwi* ... 7 1 20 127 350 98-40
Weckerly ... 25 h 25 111 317 98-18
HAnVEY DAIRY.
Miller ... 93 45 251 170 421 114-22!
reliant . . . 93 13 217 138 37 1 1 in-10
G( rill .... !».: 52 208 ! 48 300 IOO-72
N. Li’ley ... 93 39 191 J 57 400 108-5
C. Lilley ... 93 35 191 142 388 105-1*1
RICHFIELD
0 Donnell .. 93 53 208 103 38? 111-31
Lareombe On 12 72 137 359 ’<»*»-•»
Carter . 90 30 |s9 Mn 309 10 -57
E. Means .. 70 30 17*' 153. 30n 108-9
F. Negus ... M 21 142 140 305 102-14
VALSPAR.
Bachman .. 20 4 or. 127 300 109-15
Rice . ... 15 4 38 143 304 1 ns-9
Williams ... 7:? 24 103 145 372 107-4
Kenney .... 95 20 14” 1 45 347 HM-39
Dreis . 70 32 110 132 345 103.-34
Green . 58 10 113 14n 354 103-27
3awyer .... 35 5 55 120 331 PS-23
B K AUTO.
Hughes _5 4 in 120 128 349 1 m!-15
Kraft . 03 32 1 Of* 130 353 103-12
Sadtler 03 34 152 133 3 If’ 101
Buckingham. 09 11 115 135 320 100-25
Tr-valla .12 3 20 108 315 lOn-n
Burch .. »3 33 129 135 344 87-23
SAUR'S SUPER SERVICE.
Crawley ... 78 30 198 138 407 112-5
Mayo . 52 32 110 148 372 111-22
Cones . . 73 4n 150 107 374 111-1 1
Robbiuette . 8i 28 200 141 392 109-48
Chorman .. so 35 IOI 138 34!* 107-57
Ward . 77 IM 148 37'J lOti-4.
SHERWOOD.
Crovo . 78 34 130 139 370 105-29
Baird .72 29 121 132 345 102-25
Ersrood 8: 24 159 124 338 102
R. Sherwood .so 17 157 131 37 7 100-04
L. Sherwood 10 5 20 127 359 100-4
Beckert . . dd 2.2 91 133 33d 98-5
Ford . ..10 3 24 130 298 99-1
MAYOR AND COUNCIL.
Nairn . . 85 23 191 139 380 107-17
A Mathias . 41 15 83 14H 397 107-10
M. vers .. .. 89 32 103 134 350 102-52
Woods . 30 12 50 139 338 102-23
Parsell . . !»«* 23 lf.x 131 339 HH-XX
F. B. Mathias 52 J!» 7” 114 331 90-35
Atwood .19 4 43 125 325 100-2
Pugh ... 20 9 33 120 318 98-10
D. Mathias.. 11 1 15 121 289 94-2 i
Q C. AIRPORT.
Knapp .... 40 17 102 14!* 402 109-21
LaScola ... 12 5 10 124 355 103-4
Perryman . . 90 35 140 128 348 101-80
Baber .. 92 20 131 120 3.32 97-21
Henderson .81 is j23 125 348 97-12
Vawter .... 42 12 40 115 298 93-32
Barrett ....79 15 8.3 1 15 310 91-10
Muth. 13 3 12 110 290 88-7
KLOTZ POOL.
Pepper . . . 84 41 104 152 303 105-80
J. Flanagan 87 32 138 140 307 loi-ll
Cashell ... 87 22 141 120 3.30 100-01
McDevitt . 30 7 43 110 302 93-24
Haskc . 50 17 93 130 340 99.34
McNally ... 24 10 30 140 345 98-2
Hartman ..14 5 14 121 303 95-0
VALSPAR. NO. 2.
H. F. Crawley 90 29 173 137 302 105-50
Disney .... 18 1 35 121 328 102-11
Sherman ... 18 0 33 128 330 102-10
Battaglia . . 37 12 02 124 340 100-35
Weigel .... 27 8 44 130 330 98-21
Capone .... 15 8 23 125 335 08-9 i
Martin _ 43 13 52 115 325 90-11
-•
AMATEUR EQUALS PRO
Upson and Huseman High Guns
at Washington Club.
Dennis Upson led the Washington
Gun Club trapshooters in the weekly
shoot yesterday over the Benning
course, tying Frank Huseman. profes
sional, with a score of 46 out of 50
largets. Scores: '
50. 25. 50. 25
Dennis Upson 40 lit R P. Llvesey 41 18
•P. Huseman 4U 23 H.H. Shelton 41 20
Julius Marcey 45 23 J H. Lyons 40 18'
G.A. Emmons 44 A V. Parsons 40 20
J.C. Wynkoop 44 23 J.M. Oreen 34 20
C.C. Fawcett 41 18 H. Barthol w .. 21
•Professional.
ST, PAUL GETS FENNER.
HOT SPRINGS, Ark.. April 6 UP).—
St. Paul has obtained catcher Bob
Fenner from the Chicago White Sox.
Extend Entries
For Pin Tourney
rTTHE deadline for entries in the
A Washington City Duckpin As
sociation tourney has been ex
tended to next Saturday, it was
announced last night by Secretary
Arvllle Eberaole.
One of the largest fields ever to
roll in the Spring event is expected
for the sliver Jubilee year of the
association. ^
ODD FELLOWS SET
Feud Will Be Renewed With
Eight Teams of D. C. and
Baltimore Engaged.
MORE for good fellowship than a
quest of victory, the Odd Fel
lows' bowling leagues of Balti
more and Washington are renewing
their annual Intercity matches after
a lapse of two years. Eight teams
from each city will line up on the
Lucky Strike drives Saturday. April
20. and again in Baltimore a week
later.
The Orioles have yet to win a series
in 10 years of competition. But the
last tussle was a close affair, the
Capital crews winning by a margin
of only 45 pins, with 10 teams repre
senting each city.
Brother Teams to Meet.
AS EACH league boasts a team of
brothers, arrangements are being
made to have the Hurd boys
of Baltimore roll the Donaldson boys j
of Washington. The latter havej
never lost a match, defeating several j
other Capital brother combinations |
in the last several years.
Billy Schmidt, serving his twelfth I
year as president of the Baltimore !
league, will be the leader of the In
vading contingent, assisted by Ralph
Butsky. Wilfred Lawson, for 18 years
president of the local Odd Fellows'
League, is in charge of the occasion,
with Chalmers Groff and Perce Ellett
his aides.
Following the bowling, an enter
tainment will be held at the I. O. O. F.
Temple.
--- I
DIAMOND CAB LOOP
W. L. TP.
Service Station. 54 24 41.173
Hotels . 5i> 2H 41.441) !
Union Station. 47 31 3!i 868 1
Restaurant . 44 34 3!*.245
Col. Hahls. 42 36 38.583 !
Directors . 47 4 1 37 <5811 ‘
Office . 44 44 47.471
Claims Office.,.,. 41 47 47.244
Florida Ave . . . 28 50 .45.24(1 !
Chevy Chase. 23 55 34.530
Season Records.
Hieh team same—Hotelf. 60S.
Hieh team set—Hotels. 1.728
Hieh Individual same—E Wesley, 16H.
Hieh Individual set—E Wesley. 421.
High flat fame—C. Williams. J. Lucas.
85
High strikes—R. Hopkins. 43
Hint! spares—R. Hopkins. 187.
Hish individual average—R Hopkins.
111.71.
SERVICE STATION.
O St Sp Ave
Hopkins . 78 43 187 111
We.lev . 45 18 110 111 :
Mariert . 70 .43 141 10fl I
Vita . .. .Ill lit 111 ]03
Melhntlon . 43 18 HR 103 ;
Siieskin . 68 28 104 101 ;
HOTELS.
Turner . 78 38 1H7 108
Olivette . 7 8 2H 175 107 ;
Winfield . 78 51 1(14 1011
Williams . 78 27 171 10H
Howard . 78 23 131 101
UNION STATION.
Lewis . HO 21 138 108
Schuler . 30 14 54 101 ;
Colman . 78 23 lnii 103
Chrisman . 72 28 138 lot
Fitzpatrick . 55 15 82 102 !
Wesley . 17 5 23 pit
RESTAURANT.
Gray . 38 14 81 IOC. 1
Puallsi . 7 7 42 158 105 1
Simmons .. (it. 27 124 105 ;
Fanninc . H4 20 102 88 j
Lazarus . 45 8 40 80
Connell . . . . .. 3« 11 60 SMI J
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
Rvan . «8 23 157 105 j
Resr.a . 53 16 85 lilt
Strauss . 7M 2:» i«»J* loo
Russo . 75 21 17* ion
O'Neil . 4H 15 .57 94
Broadus . 32 7 25 * 86
DIRECTORS.
Barwell . 70 17 115 100
Caval i^re . 75 21 111 0*
Turner . 7* in:*
if owe .... . On 10 82 95
Jewell . 4* 11 SU 95
Bradley . 34 5 35 89
OFFICE.
Kilby . 78 .31 181 109
Parks . 3o 4 63 102
Davis . 75 j.3 111 90
Gauges . 05 S 82 91
Herding . 91 in 95 9n
Railey . 70 11 61 87
CLAIMS. ^
Herriinan . 63 19 103 99
Mettler . 66 SI *7 94
Tnomnson. 3* 9 4* 93
Morn eland . 'H 13 98 1*2
Stanton . 59 15 50 89
Haines . 55 14 60 89
FLORIDA AVE.
Eckstein . 65 25 114 Utl
Vfllect, . 62 17 2;1 ]
Ridgeway . M) 21 73 95
Arango . 28 4 22 91 j
Stone .. 25 4 22 88 ;
Patterson . 52 14 44 8.^ |
Newbiil . 26 7 22 8. i
CHEVY CHASE.
Leslie . 51 13 81 100
Hughes. 60 20 74 90 |
Armel . 13 2 1» 91 I
David . 45 « 50 90
Johnson . 4 5 5 42 xh
Livsle . 46 6 41 bb
TITLE TO BOSTON CUBS.
BOSTON, April 6 (/P).—Boston Cubs
gained their third Canadlan-American
Hockey League championship tonight
by turning back the Providence Reds,
last year's titllst, 3—1.
A Newcomer
ev'ii.i-.miaiMiijgitWi n i» ■ . mm———i
JOE DOHERTY,
Fistic pride of Brooklyn’s “Shanty
town," who battles Frankie Wol
fram of Canada tomorrow in ‘a
scheduled 10-round featherweight
bout at the Washington Audi
torium. L
Dennis New Head
Of Pin Shooters
JOHN DENNIS of Norfolk Is the
new president of the National
Duckpln Bowling Congress. He
was elected in a meeting held in
connection with the congress’
championships, concluded last
night at the Arcadia.
Other officers are Charles F.
O'Connell, Washington, first vice
president; James Rlntoul. Balti
more, second vice president ; George
Parker. Wlllimentic, third vice
president; A. J. Fant, Washington,
treasurer, and George L. Isemann,
Washington, secretary.
Bethesda League
W. L. H O. H.S. Avg
Friendship ... ill H4.'t 1,837 6H7-H3
We Cab Co. 2. . 54 33 80S* 1.730 538-28
Mutual Inaur. . Ao 37 03!) 1,75!) 541-44
We Cab Co. 1. . 48 30 on l.OOH 52D-30
Kensington .47 37 597 1,097 621-47
3yke» Barber.. 41 40 030 1.707 531-30
Bill s . 40 47 58!) 1.085 525-75
State Theater.. 39 48 595 1.018 514-3
Smfr, Legion .. 30 46 570 1.030 504-19
lunior Order. . 30 51 592 1.024 508-40
Ramon s . 28 50 653 1.548 489-2!)
Bethesda Shell. 24 00 601 1.014 499-73
Season Records.
High team games—Friendship 043:
Mutual Insurance, fl.'lii; Sykes Barber
Shop 630.
High team sets—Friendship 1827;
Sykes Barber 8hop, 1.707; Mutual In
surance. 1.759
High individual averages—Linkins <F >.
110-50; H. Riley (K). J 10-48, Hiser (AJ,
115-33
High individual games—McCabe <S T.l,
107; Norris (W. 2), 102; H. Riley (F.>,
10O.
High Individual sets—H Riley IF >.
424; F. Riley (8. B.). 423; R. Parks (M l.
4 1 5.
High strike*—H. Riley <F.). 5.3; Riggs
(K >. 48. Brewton «K >. 4<».
High spares—Linkins <F>. 280; H.
Riiey iF.). 233; R. Parks <M •. 210.
Individual Averases.
(10 games or more.)
FRIENDSHIP.
G. HO.H 8.St. Sp. Avg.
Linkins .... 87 158 ;t!io ;«t 200 I 10-50
H Riley ... 87 18(» 424 53 233 118-48
Estabrook .. M 144 370 42 205 112-72
Huffman . . hi 134 378 41 138 112-27
Walter . 81 J 52 3511 37 J 80 118-80
WE CAB CO. NO. 2.
Rock . 78 141 37N 33 130 111-80
Norris . ho 182 372 37 188 1IO-70
Alv.ood ..77 138 370 38 1.1 lo*-5H
J. Oldfield . . 88 144 357 28 143 ION-1
Barnsley ... 50 135 384 17 S«8 loo-lti
Powell . 71 120 383 22 140 103-31
MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY.
Ltndstrom . 24 135 35!# 3 80 112-4
R. Park* .. 83 15! 415 35 210 111-41
Lucas .... 80 142 385# 25 138 111-30
S Parks ... H7 148 385# 23 1181 108-24
Holt . 54 141 380 28 J10 108-10
Hurd . J!» 14 1 355 8 43 108-14
Bogiey . 5o 134 384 13 111 107-38
Hyaon . 24 118 300 3 32 05-2
WE CAB CO. NO. 1.
Kendall _ 72 138 372 33 172 110-34
O. Long .. 78 143 380 23 187 187-88
B Boss .... 80 143 383 25 117 108-10
J. Long ... 85 157 372 28 128 105-23
G. Bos'. .... 71 137 333 27 117 103-3
H. Boss .... 70 137 340 28 118 102-38
ikr.iiGinu i w.'.
Rigg* . K4 157 :|K7 4»* 1K4 100-14
Fisher . oh 145 363 32 i;i:i 100-30
Brewton ... si 14o 305 411 122 103-57
Moye ... 54 120 348 21 90 102-49
McQuinn .. 511 123 324 24 78 98-10
SYKES BARBER SHOP.
F. Riley ... SO 153 423 31 207 112-50
Derrick .... 74 143 350 4o 147 107-53
Swope . 75 139 303 35 150 107-17
Duvall . 7U 135 351 22 1 r.2 104-07
Hooker .... 33 137 .357 15 03 lll4-'.'l
Sykes . 45 119 319 8 00 95-31
BILLS.
Nichols .... 60 147 390 19 180 114-14
Keirn . 02 135 35n lit 138 100-14
Lucas . 09 145 302 30 130 105-12
Roy . . Mil 147 374 29 105 104-2
Masson ... M2 138 331 31 103 103-50
Moore 4 1 134 330 17 14 103-10
Broadhtirst . 5b VZn ;**♦; Zi mo ioi-j-j
Hanson . . J4 124 .107 a ZZ 100-10
STATE THEATER.
McCabe _ *4 1H7 :;».4 :i* l*s no-l
Kirby .... 7h J.I7 :«7:i 1* 147 ]t»4-7
Reynolds ... jaa :j4:» l.t ok hm-\!7
Rhodes .... «5 15M a ho iu na loi-is*
Baldwin .. jh hh an# •: zu mh-r:
Donaldson . . 7b l Zb ;r:u 14 1U Ob-55
AMERICAN LEGION.
Hiser . 45 J4:« .*;:»« :J4 IZ7 115-3:1
McKay .... 11 1*!4 :«4« 1» KKt-ii
Noppinger .. »»k 155 a.i.'i Zti ill loi-4M
Mohier ... 74 i-iK aan z:i no mo--:
Fitzgerald . . *.’4 1.H4 04k *» a** K»u- :c
Chamberlain «a 1J7 a 1*1 lo h*: oa-aa
Slaughter . . 1Z 104 263 Z IZ 84-2
JUNIOR ORDER.
Lehman ... 55 las .155 2rt lirt 108-27
Stoner 4 k lao as*: ik «»•; in.via
R. Shoemaker 7 1 14s a:a 27 123 lol-5*:
\v.shoemaker hi lai :t5K ai i:;:< loo-.ni
Crist . H7 120 .144* *:a im mm-45
Cross . 78 137 330 2U 2',*3 MS-tib
RAMONS.
Butcher ... ik r;4 aa:; it ;m ior.-3
Peake . 7a ia.5 :i<»4 2k 145 m.V2«
Silver . aa ia:* a4o iz 55 ion-12
Leahy .. 15 11b a.H 5 24 loo-14
IV. Higgins . 27 125 342 K a."i 07-14
Rera .. ho lift 323 ik mi 04-4«»
L. Higgins 70 121 332 22 OH 03-01
BETHESDA SHELL.
Collins .... OH 145 .17 4 23 153 106-30
Du*.all ... 57 133 353 23 05 102-53
Musgrove .. HO 131 H5!» 24 113 lOli-J#
Gordon .... 12 117 320 4 1H OK-3
DO«bfl.62 J35 321 15 bl 07 -5
Hopper _7b 120 332 21 3u2 04-53
FRATERNITY LEAGUE
W. L. H O. H.S. Avg.
Kappa Phi.52 *104 1 ,♦*!♦.*» 525-35
A. I. K. Alpha.. 51 27 573 J.H58 51 7-71
Phi Sigma Chi.. 50 28 618 1.644 514-0
Alpha Kappa Phi 40 32 651* 1.599 510-40
A. I. K. Beta.. 40 32 550 1.586 501-20
Gamma Beta. . . 4o 38 505 1.039 501-8
A. S. L. Chi SMg 37 41 555 1.509 489-2
A. 8 L. Del Chi 30 42 543 1.582 492-12
Bljma Delta... 18 67 562 1.568 Diopd.
A. 8. L. Kap SI* 12 65 506 1.454 Drop d.
Individual Averages.
KAPPA PHI.
O S. Sp. H.G H S. Av*.
Ed Cotter... 72 28 189 136 379 111-66
Tom Reilly.. 51 26 103 139 358 109-45
J. Leckert...39 in 90 130 341 101-30
S. DeBinder.. 71 :16 126 140 360 104-22
E. Patio. ... 56 16 87 123 339 100-13
W. Shaw.... 60 14 67 126 331 97-16
A. I. K. ALPHA.
J. W. Miller.. 69 29 153 137 367 108-12
T. Scrivener. 69 25 139 139 352 105-18
C. B. Smith. . 69 23 1 38 1 33 348 1 04-19
J. T. Gardella 72 27 135 147 378 104-3
S. Asquith... 44 18 71 128 345 109-5
W. Wilkinson 23 4 34 119 318 90-5
PHI SIGMA CHI.
G. Bell. 72 38 172 153 383 112-35
r. G. Hager.. 27 13 49 122 340 194-24
F. Ford. 57 24 103 131 343 103-23
R. Willis.... 59 15 88 128 347 100-33
C. Pryor,... 45 11 75 128 334 100-7
W. Terrell... 21 9 33 124 320 99-5
H. Wiblits her 72 15 112 130 328 97-60
ALPHA KAPPA PHI.
E. Lohmar., 72 29 142 141 381 105-28
K. Emrey... 65 26 106 136 342 103-16
Jas. Simmers 71 2o 132 120 339 102-56
J. Brown. ... 69 22 123 128 334 102-8
A. Hollway. . 50 12 67 126 311 97-3
A. I. K. BETA.
P. Brothers.. 75 22 175 143 382 108-19
P. M. Booth.. 66 21 110 1.30 341 101-65
0. Fessenden 67 21 98 126 329 100-26
J. Hoffman.. 67 20 92 144 338 97-12
A. Plsanl.... 07 19 95 129 329 97-0
I. Richards. .15 4 18 108 2116 94-4
GAMMA BETA.
P. Schlosser. 72 30 163 159 436 108-65
J. Shambora. 20 5 42 128 333 104-18
P. Danlorth. . 60 20 91 139 350 101-34
W. Hoeke. Jr.. 63 13 99 127 335 98-18
M. Schlosser 72 21 112 126 345 98-13
A. S. L. CHI SIGMA.
E. Rees. 48 21 111 147 368 108-11
W. Reed.... 45 16 85 128 354 105-9
J. Holden_ 46 13 62 121 313 97-27
ft. WUdman.. 52 21 78 134 317 97-22
L. E. Ford.. 61 17 100 137 345 99-7
ft. T. Frank.. 44 4 38 118 309 87-4
A. 8. L. DELTA CHI.
M. Brown... flfl 21 142 141 354 105-57
K. Selke. 42 16 83 142 355 104-14
A. Handy... 60 14 81 115 318 97-9
E. Huyett... 56 10 67 114 306 93-13
S. Ormes.... 44 IO 49 120 317 83-8
8IGMA DELTA.
H. Talley... 17 10 36 129 338 108-12
Lee! . 30 13 51 145 333 102-16
A. Mitchdll.. 29 13 43 145 349 101-10
1. Neale_ 30 11 54 125 343 101-3
W. Shreve... 20 5 35 111 309 98-7
A. 8. L. KAPPA SIGMA,
ft. Myers,... 48 21 62 126 326 97-11
R. Steele... 23 11 29 121 338 97-5
Wood . 36 10 42 113 298 91-22
C Bennett... 19 5 10 109 291 87-15
rralnor .... 37 4 33 109 285 85-8
WIN AT TABLE TENNIS.
CHICAGO, April 6 OP).—George
Hendry of St. Louis, captured the
Soys’ singles title, and Herman Fru
indlieh of Chicago, won the veterans’
championship In the national table
tennis tournament to^|ht.
FEDERAL HOUSING. |
Final Standing.
W. L. W L.
Maintenance. 32 Hi Public Rl.. 20 in
Central Files. 27 15 Bulk Mail 1. 12 27
Research ... 2t( 18 Bulk Mall 2. 10 2!*
Procurement.. 24 18 Public Re 2. 3 27
F. E. R. A.
Final Standing.
W. L. W. L.
Transporta... 21* 111 Statistic ... 22 17
Order . 28 11 Cattle .2) 18
Reciprocal .. 2(1 13 Records ... 18 21
Mimeograph . 28 13 Works .... 18 21
Finance .... 23 Hi Security .. l* 3(>
Adm.22 17 Messengers.. . 7 32
Audit .22 17 Payroll.. 1 34
Season Records.
High team score—Transportation. 1.504.
High team game—Transportation. 5H1.
High individual set—Lee Earl. 408.
Hioh Individual gome—Lee Earl. 150.
High average—Jack Palmer. 112-22,
RECREATION.
W. L. W. L.
Arabian Coll. 5u 25 Brodts. Inc.. 30 36
Pirrone A Wo 40 28 Plaza Wine. 32 4(*
Univ. Shop.. 47 28 Eagle Bed... 32 40
Kris Delicate. 43 32 Eynon Print 20 55
Wash Herald. 42 33 Army Set Cn 18 5.
Season Records.
High averages—Simon. 121-72: Woods.
120-72.
High individual game—Woods. 1.0.
High individual set—Dawson. 448
High team game—Pirrone k Wolter. t>4S.
High team set—Brodt's Inc.. 1,8(14.
High strikes—Woods. 50
High spares—Simon 242.
FEDERAL.
_W L T P
Government Printing Office 54 28 52.338
Internal Revenue. 52 38 40.081
, Investigation . 51 30 50.060
G. P. O. Union Printers... 50 40 nil..38
I. B E W. No. 121_ 51*40 50.55,
Navy Yard . 111'.1 i!*-> 1*
Veterans' Administration.. 45 45 nO.l , 1
Post Office Department... 43 47 48 588
H. O L C.30. 4K 4 .>8.1
National Capital Parks.... 37 4' 45.880
N R. A. 35 52 45.820
District Building . 28 50 48.1.2
Season Records.
High tee.m semes—Government Print
ing Office. 880. Veterans' Administration.
887. _
High team sets—Government Printing
Office 1,804 Investigation, i.844.
High individual games—Jolllfle i\et
Adm I. 177. Clarke (Investigation), and
Brust <1 B E W > 178 each
High Individual sets—Walker <G P.
O'. 4 10. Clarke (Investigation'. 432.
High averages—Clarke (Investigationi.
125-23. Frcschl (N R A >. 121-37. Mil
ler ‘Investigation). 118-04. Simon 'I B.
E W >. 11 *-32. Walker ‘G. P O • ii*-l
.Tnlllfle ‘Vet. A^m ». 117-81. WeMman
<Navy Yard'. 117-25. Cowden <G. P O >.
l 1 7-* Watson 'O. P. O'. 117-«. Holst
! <G P O .V 110-no. 4
Hgh Mi ikes—CJarke ‘Investigation*. .8.
Walker <G. P O * :j
High spare'—Cla: ke ‘Investigation).
203 Freschi <N. R A. >. *1*1.
HOLY NAME SOCIETY.
SECTION ' D '
Team Standing*.
W L. HO H S Are
St Gabriels ..... 5n •?* 1.748 £20
st Joseph s . 4?» 20 r»0. i.02. .Tin
St Anthony *. 4.1 35 010 1.74 * n.O
S* Peter s.4 : 35 570 1 .045 .t 10
Nativity .43 .'{0 5*0 1.0*2 50,
R: Matthew's.. 41 .37 5*0 1.507 40*
Blessed Sacrament 3*1 43 513 *n 4ss
Arsurrption .. 34 44 510 1 40!* 4.y.
Holy Trinltv. 31 47 55:1 1 5 . 0 4!».f
| St. Jerome's.21 .57 5l»:i 1.530 ‘-*2
Season Record*.
High team average — St. Anthony's.
520-33
High team set—St Grbriel’s. 1 74*.
High team game—S' Anr*onv *• 010
Hieh average—Weeks ‘St. Anthony s).
112-14.
Hi«h individual set--Laake ‘St. Ga
briel s». 301 . _ go.
High individual game—Ticer ‘St.
Peter’s). 150.
High strikes—F Rosg and Wade <St.
Josephs'. .’55.
High rpares—Weeks ‘St Anthony**. 200.
ROSSLYN INDEPENDENT.
Tenm Standings.
W. L. W L
Wise. Mot... 55 2!» Dickey Bros. 4 1 43
Br.listen M . 50 54 Lindsays 4“ 41
Arlington T.. 47 37 Standard L . 38 4H
Brown Bud 45 30 Fairfax Sfrv. 37 47
Wind'ce k H 4 4 4o D’.ckv Co 35 40
Smyaers Ph. 44 40 De Moiay A. 2 25 50
Caw.An n.mrrlg
Huh team game—Wisconsin Motors. 841.
High ream set—Broun Buddies. 1.705.
I High individual game—R. Spilman (Fair
fax Service'. 109.
i High individual set—R. Spilman (Pair
I fax Service). 4<IT
High average—R Spilman (Fairfax
Service). 11'>-.'17.
High strikes—A. Wright 'Ballston Mar
ke>». 44.
i High spares—R. Spilman 'Fairfax Serv
ice!, 24i.
ARLINGTON COI NTV.
Season Records.
W. Li. W L.
Arnold Op . 5ii 25 Arlington T 4 7 39
Chamb. W S. 5:1 28 V». Hard ... 37 44
Shads Grove 52 29 Dick'- Co 34 47
E Davis iS. 4 7 34 G W. De M. 32 4!'
Dickev Bros. 43 38 Arlins. C P. 28 53
! Kirby Serv... 42 3fi Nat!. Beer... 20 (il
Tram Standings.
High team game—Chamberlain Weat hrf
Strip til 5.
High team set—Dickey Bros.. 1.753.
High individual games—R. Spilman
'Kirby Service!. K12. T. Saylor (Dickey
Brov*. ! •»*?.
High individual .sets—R Spilman ‘Kirby
I Service*. 400. G. Davis <Arlington Trust),
j 400.
High average—R. Spilman ‘Kirby Serv
ice'. 118-75
High strikes — C. Haverty ‘Shady
Grove* 45
High spares—R. Spilman (Kirby Serv
ice). 247.
NAUTICAL.
W L. W. L.
; Anchor . . 4s 27 Davis' Float 38 37
W.Canoe L. . 44 31 W.Canoe 2. . 37 38
Drifters ... 41 34 Bar Club 3« .is*
Bonzai .... 40 35 El Dorado .. lti 50
Season Records.
High team game—Davis' Float. f>)>3.
HUh team set—Davis' Float. 1.7 44.
High individual game—Kenny Beck
(Drifters!. 17ti.
High individual set—Kenny Beck
(Drifters). 438.
High average—Joe Freschi (Davis'
Float*. 133-7.
High strikes—C. Stephenson (Bonzai).
44
High spares—Galt Davis (Davis Float).
207. _
EASTERN STAR.
W. L. H.G. H S T P.
Jos. H. Milans . Sit 1!) 55(1 1.551 35.027
Unity . 43 32 531 1.502 35.BOX
Mizpah . 41 34 542 1.49X 35.281
Mt. Pleasant . 40 35 533 1.40H 34.545
Wash. Centen'l. 37 3X 53H 1.479 34.890
Miriam . 33 42 518 1 412 33.tioti
Lebanon . 31 44 500 1.4(l»i 33.HH4
Bethany . lil 50 47 (i 1.331 31.188
Season Records.
High team games—ISos. H. Milans. 550;
Mizpah. 542; Washington Centennial. 530.
High team sets—Jos. H. Milans. 1.551;
Unity. 1.502: Mizpah. 1.408.
High averages—Kohler (Unity). 100-02:
E Veihmeyer (Mi!ans>. 100-43: Ktllogg
(Milans). 00-3; Whitacre (Mt. Pleasant).
08-13: Dorsey (Milans). 07-00; Low
(Mizpah). 07-40: Dobson (Unity). 97-25.
High Individual games—White <Mt.
Pleasant). 141: Raver (Miriam' and Dor
sey (Milans) l.'tx each Kellogg iMilans).
134: Whitacre (Mt. Pleasant). 133; Low
tMizpah). 132. , ,
High individual sets—Kellogg (Milans).
352; Dorsey (Milans). 351: E. Veihmeyer
(Milans). 345; Kohler (Unity) and Low
(Mizpah). 340 each: Mills 'Mt. Pleasant).
339; Whitacre (Mt. Pleasant). 330:
Abrams (Mizpah) and Dobson (Unity).
334 each.
High strikes—Mills (Mt. Pleasant). 25;
Kellogg (Milans). 23: Abrams (Mizpah'.
20: Kohler (Unity), 19.
High spares—E. Veihmeyer (Milans).
132: Kohler (Unity). 121: Dorsey (Milans).
117: Dobson (Unity). 110.
High flat games—Kellogg (Milans). 85;
Mills (Mt. Pleasant). »4.
PETWORTH.
W. L. W. L.
Butler Barb 20 13 Super Lock 19 20
Bell Grcyh'd 20 13 Joyce Engr 13 20
Sec’rity Lia r 25 14 Little Tavern 8 31
Season Records.
High averages—B. Knorr (Superior
Lock * Electric). 112-14: J. Burger
(Butler’s Barber Shop). 109-8.
High individual same—C. Smith (Bell
Greyhound). 159.
High individual set—C. Smith (Bell
Greyhound). 374. . _
High team game—Bell Greyhound. <x5.
High team set—Bell Greyhound. 1.078.
High strikes—J. Burger (Butler’s Bar
ber Shop). 21. „ _
High spares—C. Smith (Bell Grey
hound), 79.
High fist games—L. Remson (Superior
Lock & Electric) and W. Reed (Butler’s
Barber Shop*. 93 each.
PETWORTH SINGLES.
W. L. W. L
Don Hopper 21 3 Lou Adler .. 11 13
Mitchel Stein 17 7 S.Oiannola. 11 13
Fiore 15 9 Friedlander. 10 14
Teddy Farrar 14 lo Sam Napoli . 8 18
Phil Coniglio 13 11 Joe Coniglio. 7 17
F. Bellafolre 13 13 M. Harrison. 6 19
Season Records.
High averages—Don Hopper. 104-13;
Teddy Farrar. 98-6; Fiore, 98-6.
High game—Fiore. 141.
High set—Don Hopper 349.
High strikes—Mitchel Stein. 11.
High spares—Don Hopper. 47.
High flat games—Sam Napoli. Joe
Coniglio and Frank Bellafolre. 91 each
TAKOMA CHURCH.
• W. L. W. L.
Presby. No. 3 60 31 Presbv. No. 1 42 39
Oath. Mis. . . 47 34 Trinity.41 40
Emory M. I. 47 44 Albright M.. 28 53
Bapt. ChrU.. 45^B Trinity U. C. 23 66
TAKOMA SUBl'RBAN. _ i
Trim Standing.
W. L. W. L. I
Brook * 8 8. H7 29 Bazzuro E. C. 4R 4H
Fritz Billiard* 57 :ifl York Auto S. 47 49
Happy Flvr. . 55 HR Stansbury C. 41 53
Stewart Bros. 55 40 Pioneer Pen. 3d do
Auto G. Shop 54 43 Schaefler Mot.4d 5d
Tak. P. & H. 51 43 Tak S. Food 35 61
Southern Ry. 4S 45 Sligo. 29 64
TAKOMA.
Tram Standing.
W. L. W. L.
Smith & Mur. 53 33 Youngbl d H. 43 4 1
Seal Constr.. 51 33 stevens-W. C. 41 43!
Fruit G Exp. 50 34 Tak. Auto 8. 34 50 [
Col W P 1 50 34 Takoma P O ill 53
Dome Oil Co 47 37 Col. W P 3 31 53
Colo. 8erv. 8. 45 39 Tak. Mot. Co. 29 55
ODD FELLOWS.
Team Standing.
W. L. W L
F. D. Stuart 52 20 Eastern. 42 33
Amity No. 2. 53 2.5 Friendship... 4 1 .54
Ami*.v No. 1. 49 29 Langdon.... 29 43
Columbia ... 46 29 Excelsior.... 14 55
Mt. Pleasant 39 30
Season Records.
High team game—Mount Pleasant 594.
Hith team set—Mount Pleasant. 1.714.
High individual game—Ehrlich. 166.
High individual set—Ehrlich. 408.
High strikes—Cordell. 38.
Huh spares—Kettering 187.
High average—Kettering. 112-3.
AGRICULTURE INTERBUREAU.
Team Standing*.
W. L T P
Plant Industry. 46 32 41.923'
Blister Rust.4 1 34 U.14*
Economic?... 4 1 :4 40,997
Public Roads. 44 34 40,121
Interbuieaus. 41 31 4o.6ns
So-Kems. 9,7 41 40.294
Accounts . 3*. 42 39.714 ;
Extension.... .54 4 4 3s,i2J !
Shops . 34 44 38.121
Horticulture. 30 48 .19.767
Season Record*.
High team sets—Plant Industry l*.759;
Economics. 1 7 32: Blister Rust. 1.698.
High team games—Eii.ster Rust. 622;
Plant Industry. 017 Economics. 612.
High Individual sets—Lind'trom 459
Tucker 4M3 Dixon, Don Seaton 394.
Hitrh Individual games- Tucker. 168;
German. J67, Lmdstrom. 165.
METHODIST PROTESTANT.
Team Standinx*.
W. L. T. P
Congress Street.. 55 23 39.170
North Carolina Ave No. 1 5o 28 39.916
Fort Myer Heiahts .45 33 37.632
Rhode Island Avr No j 44 3.4 3H.74*
North Carolina Ave No 3 43 36 36.MAI
Mount Tabor No J. 40 38 37.594
Calvary . 38 49 36.815
Rhode Inland Ave. No. 2 37 4 1 35.741
First Church. 34 44 34.983
Cherrydale.39 49 33.2«2
l Mount Olivet. 28 56 34.5*4
Mount Tabor No. 2. 26 52 32.196
Season Brrords.
High team games—North Carolina Ave
nue No 1. 5D7: Congress Street, 591;
Fort Myer Heights. 570.
High team sets—North Carolina Avenue
: No 1. 1.050 Congress Street. 1.047;
. Rhode Island Avenue No 1. 1.573; Mount
! TabO! No. 1 1572.
High averages—Rader 'Congress Street'.
11 2 C E Beauchamp 'Fort Myer
Heights' 110-02: Lindbergh 'Mount Tabor
No 3». 1 "H-4!t.
High individual games—C E Beau
chairto 'Fort Myer1. Hid: Kennedy 'North
Carolina Avenue No. 1>. 150 Rader (Con
gress street'. 157
High individual sets—C F Beauchamp
! 'Fort Myer'. 412: Rader 'Congress Street'.
I '04: Kennedy 'North Carolina Avenue
.NO It. OHO.
High strikes—C E Beauchamp 'Fort
Myer). 41: Tate 'Congress Street). 34:
Rose 'Calvary. 33.
High snares—Rader 'Congress Street'
tsx: c E Beauchamp 'Fort Myer1. 183.
Floss I Calvary. 157.
FETROLEI'M.
Team Standings.
„ TV. L. HG. HS
Shell.4h 27 SOS 1 7 ‘4
Standard. 40 20 soft l 050
Chapman. 42 33 5S3 1,873
Gulf No. 1. 4" 38 580 1 508
Pohlman . :rs 37 srh 1.5x4
Amoco.31 3»s 55" 1 575
Lucky Service. 20 40 540 1 54 1
Gulf No. 2. 15 «3 532 1.552
Reason Records.
High average—Boyer rC.ulf No. 1'.
I 11.3-1 ft.
I ^High individual set—De Mott (Shell).
j High Individual game—Tuggle (Pohl
] man) lfl.V
High strikes—Bnver 34
| High snares—Boyer. 104
High flat game—De Mott. !>S.
KILOWATT CLl'B.
Final Standing.
Schedule ... 55 20 Bookkeeping. 4o 41
Suh Station. 54 27 Sales 37 44
Dist Engs... 50 31 Survev. 31 50
Treasury.... 47 .14 Sta. Engs . .. 30 51
Meter. 40 41
Season Rerords.
High averages—Have; 110-37; James.
110-7, Belk. KID-40. Connlck. l'in-32;
Goad 1 OS-75.
High strike^—Connlck. 50. Nutwcll. 49
Ha sea. 45: Belk. 44: James. 43
H:gh spares—Beik 1x5 James ls»
Goad. 183: Jackson. 178 Haves. 171
High individual game—Johnnie Tef
eler. 153.
i High individual set—Joe Ki’roy 305.
High team game -Sale'. «107.
| High team set—Sub Station. 1.1DP.
—
DISTRICT GROCERY STORES.
I _ W. L. \V. L
' South. Mkt.. 3D 21 Pillsbury * F! 30 33
Rice s Bakery 3D 23 Wor ter Salt 3D 34
Stearman s 57 23 Stan Brands 2D 34
fLang s Pic !es 3(1 24 Guilder imers 20 34
hankman's . 30 77 Carn«l-Kraf 21 3P
uns t Prunes 3] 28 d.G.S. Cocoa 15 48
Season Record*.
High team fame—Gundersheimer’s.
, 605.
High team set—Southern Market 1.641.
High individual game—Taylor <Stear
man’.si. J57.
.High individual' set—Katz (Lang's
Pickles', ;»S5
High individual average—Glasgow
<Gundersheimer’s». 100.
HOLY NAME SOCIETY.
(Section t\)
W. L. W L
Holv Name. . 5n st. Paul* .‘55’ :ir
Holy Cfcrtpr 44 .54 St. P <\r> S’les .55 4o
St. Stephen’s 4n .{•; St. Teresa’s.. .51 4 1
St Aioysius. :«!» 11 St Peter’s 11 45
Nativity -3D 3D Holy Trinity. 29 4ti
Season Records.
High team same—Holv Name.
High team set—Holy Name. 1 T4S
High individual same—Stanton <St.
Stephen's) and McGolrick 'St. Francis de
; Sales). Ifll each
! Hiah individual set—Stanton (SJt. Ste
phen s'. 431.
High strikes—McGolrick 'St. Francis de
Sale". 39.
High snares—Kramer (Nativity). 191
, H'g.h average—McGolrick (St. Francis
de Sales). 114-12.
High team average—Holy Name 531-40.
LADIES' FEDERAL.
_ „ „ W. L. W. L
R F C ... 58 23 Vets. Adm... 3D 42
Marines 54 27 int. Rev 35 40
Agric. Jrs 50 31 op o.. 35 40
Treasury . 43 32 Trensurv. 2 34 47 I
ICC 4ti 35 A. A. A . 34 47
Agriculture 41 35 R F C„ 2 33 48
War . 43 38 A. G. O 31 5)'
Labor 39 42 Loans A Cur 22 5!)
MASONIC.
W. L. W L.
Whltin* .... 52 26 B.rrigter ... 37 3*
Petworth ... 51 27 An.costi* .. 37 41
King David.. 49 2ft La Payette.. 37 41
National ... 60 28 Pentalpha . . 37 41
Centennial .. 4ft 29 Mt. Pleasant. 37 41
Potomac .... 4H 32 Harmony .. 35 60
Congress ... 41 31 Hllver Sprint 33 .39
Hope .41 31 Joppa . 34 41
Takoma .... 41 34 Albert Pike.. 35 43
Lebanon .... 39 33 West Gate... 31 44
Naval .. 43 3« St John's .. 28 44
Harding .... 41 37 New Jerus'em 30 48
Columbia . . 41 37 Chlllum .... 27 45
Singleton ... 38 37 Dawson .... 27 51
Stansbury .. 37 38 King Solom'n 19 59
Season Records.
High team games—Stansbury. 639:
King David H30.
High team set.—Petworth. 1.792: Klnt
David. 1.755.
High individual avenges—Billheimer
(Joppai. lir-44' Phillips (Kin. David),
114-31: Wolfe (Stansbury). 114-28; Ho
mfr <Pftworth>. 114-4
High individual games — Billheirrer
‘Joppa*. 100: Phillips ‘King David). JAfc;
Collins (Joppa*. 107; House ‘Potomac),
104.
High Individual sets—Billheimer (Joppa).
44*: Cleary /Whiting), 4*>0: Wolfe /Stans
bury). 401: Stevens 'Potomac). 399;
Stackman <9t. John s). 390
High strikes—Gray 'Naval). 51: Guer
rier 'Takoma). 50: Phillips 'King David).
47: Voorhe*** <Kin« David). 47.
High .‘pares—Billheimer ‘Joppa), 209:
Homer 'Petworth*. 202: Deputy <Pet»
worth). 201.
High weeklv games—Billheimer ‘Joppa).
100 Cleary /Whiting*. 154.
COLUMBIA LODGE. NO. 171. I. A. M.
W. L W. L.
Breech Meeh. 81 30 Dr Room 41 4A
MiSCl. 1 . . . . .57 :u» Torp. Tube 2 40 47
?u».ply . 57 30 Miecl. 2 . . 40 47
Bight 1 50 31 Broad Mt. 2 37 50
Torp Tube 1 47 4o Mine Lab ... 30 51
Bro?»d Mt. 1 10 i] we*t . 35 52
Too! . 40 4 1 S-ght 2 ... 34 53
Ererfi- g 45 4\» Phv Lab_ 32 55
CAR. 4.3 44 Sight 3. 30 57
Season Record*.
High individual game—Mills 'MineLab
or?»orv». i or.
Hivh individual set.—Woods ‘Breech
Mechanism). 4 13
High team games -B*eech Mechanism,
03/» Mi'cellaneou* No 1. 029
High team se's—Breech Mechanism.
1 7.■».■» Miscellaneous No. 1 1.722.
Hich strike*—Beavers ' Miscellaneou*
No 1» 41 Sanford 'Supply*. 3*. Lattin
»S '•bt No 1 » 3*.
High 'Dares—Burdette ‘Breech Mechan
ism*. 257: Walker 'Breech Mechanism).
221
Hi2h averages—Beaver* ‘Miscellaneous
No 1*. 113-39 Walker 'Breech Mechan
ism). 113-20; Burdette 'Breech Mechan
ism). 113-1.
INTERIOR-DEPARTMENT.
W L w L.
Secretary 40 32 Buddings. 44 40
Administr tive 40 ::5 Palms.41 42
Engravers.. 40 35 Horticulture . 37 44
Engineers 49 35 Sunni**... . 37 47
Lard.4« 30 Auto Shop 2* 58
Indian*. 40 35 Construction. 20 Al
SANICO.
W L XT L.
SanBak 1 *?6 Sanico Flour. 44 .T7
Jumbo Bread. i4 Sanico 8 rare 41 40
Sanico Cake*. .*»:$ *!* Sanic^ Er"* ^p 4C
Sanico D en t* •> San P'nut B 39 4C
Or B-f* Coff .V? ‘?9 Ran co Franks 39 4?
Ran War*h 1 SO .!1 Sanico 0*»l* 3T 44
Ranir’y Off 1 So .11 Certified Err* .‘16 45
Sarvco S en* 49 San W»r*h *? 33 4*
Coffee Dlvis'n 4f» 3*! Sanico B?k 1 33 4*
Sar.ico Hams. 4* .".3 Sanico Coffee CP 49
Sanico P*»* 47 34 L OL B”*rer C4 54
Sanit y Off C 4 6 35 Jumbo Butter. 23 58
PiCRiy Wiggly 46 35
Season Record*.
High team games —Sanitary Office 1.
60*? Jumbo Bread. 596
High team sets—Jumbo Br*ad. 1.218:
Gr***r Bap Coffee J.TIO
High individual g?mes—D N Pratt <Of
ficp No. 1' !»**: R. La Bille 'Signs'. G.
Or'itsky 'Bakerv l». 158
High Individ**1 sets—S Thorp* *Dough
mirsi. 408; T. Bradford iJumbo Bread).
390. .
High averpaes—T. Bradford < Jumbo
Bread'. 114-52; R La Bille 'Sirnsi.
113-45.
HEBREW INTER-CLl'B.
W. L. T P
Fquit*. 51 3« 46 373
Pals . 52 38 44 966
Vista . 50 40 47.358
Monarch. 49 42 44 9*1
A Z A Alumni . 47 43 44 "77
Jr. Mardelle 46 44 45 068
Beta Phi Epsilon . 46 44 44 016
Ov's .... 41 46 43 030
' Thidakel 40 50 44 no.3
Sigma Alpha Kappa ... 40 50 45 004
Arora .38 5" 43 111
A. Z. A . 34 56 41 597
Season Record*.
High team game—Chldakel 619.
High team set—Vista. 1.74*.
High individual average—Bortnick
(Vista115-61.
High Individual game—Weinberg (Chi
dakel >. 159.
High individual aet—Goldberg (A. Z.
A Alumni' 41«.
High strike*—Bortnick (VigtaV 67.
High spares—Weinberg ‘Chidakel*. 235.
High flat game—Tenenbaum (Monarch),
loo.
HOLY N4ME SOCIETY.
SECTION B
W. L. H.G. H.S TP
Holv Name . . 50 72 028 1.787 42.998
St. Anthony s 47 :tl 574 1 «40 39 979
Holy Rosary 47 51 572 1.830 39.938
St. Fra. Xavier s 47 31 581 1.048 59 880
St. Joseph's . 42 58 590 1.557 5* 550
St Peter's . 40 58 500 1.589 59 353
Our Lady of Lou' 59 59 575 1 544 58.4(17
Holy Trinity . 50 3!) 554 1 583 30.044
Individual Leaders.
Strikes—O Neill. 42; Schilke 42: Over
end. 39; Breen. 35; J. La Scol*. 35;
Langley. 35
Spares—Schilke. 211; J. Marcelling,
isr Overend 179 Mischou 173 Meyer.
109 Breen. 158: Hardie 158.
High games—Schilke. 175: Breen. 1*2:
Overfed. 102; Edinger. 153; Norris. 150;
Mischou. 149.
Hich sets—Edinger. 405 Schilke. 59«;
Mischou. 395; Breen. 391. O'Neill. 370;
Ovcrcnd, 375.
COMMERCIAL.
W. L. W. L.
C. A P. Tel 57 27 City Cab . 40 44
Evening Star 57 27 Bell Cab 37 47
Diam Service 52 52 Diamond Cab 55 49
Peoples Drug 50 34 Premier Cab. 32 52
Cont'l Baking 49 35 Sunday Star 20 .88
Carry Ice Cr 47 57 Sterrett O S 22 02
Season Records.
High team game—C. A P Tel.. 021.
High team set—C A P Tel. 1.799
High individual game—Chalfonte (Eve
ning star). 1«2
High individual set—Allen (Continental
Bakina'. 428
High average—Jarman (C. A P. Tel.).
115-58.
Hish strikes—-Weidman 'Evening Stir).
47: Burrows (Evening Stan. 47.
High spares—Olivetti (Diamond Serv
ice). 231.
DISTRICT LEAGl'E.
w. L. W. L.
Occidental 55 20 Georgetown. 35 43
Center Mkt 50 28 Columbia 32 43
N.E. Temple 47 28 King Pin... 32 43
Boulevard 40 35 Arcadia 27 51
Conv. Hall . 40 38 Lucky Strike 23 53
Season Rerords.
High team game—King Pin. 722.
High team set—Northeast Temple 1.914.
High individual set—Ollle Pacini 443.
High individual game—Howard Camp
bell. IKS,__
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