__ A_ Ten Hours Required Official American League Schedule for 1939 May 30 Only Holiday C. U. Looks to Bunsa for Score Black figures denote Sundays; parentheses denote holidays. To Run Off Tourney At Home for Over AT Nats Boxers Read AT AT AT AT AT AT AT Temple Tonight; CHICAGO. In Three Shifts ST. LOUIS. DETROIT CLEVELAND WASHINGTON PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK BOSTON Outlast N. C. Apr. 29. 30. 1 In '39 May Am\ IS, IB. 20 Apr. 24. 25. 2fi May 21. 22. 23 May 24. 25 May lit. 20 May Ifl. 17, 18 Season Terps Quint 3. CHICAGO_ July 14. 4) June 30. July 1, * May 2ft, 27, 28 June 14. 15 10 June 17. 18. 19 June 20, 21. 22 June 23. 24, as Catholic 6. University s ring date Maryland had a 14-7 lead at The Star Sept. 7. Aug. S. B. 10 Aua. 11. 12. 13 Auk. 4. 5. B Auk. 1. 2. 3 July 28. 29, 30 July 25. 20. 27 half- Sept. 29. 30. Oct. 1 with and an Davis' Event Biggest Sept. H. 10 Sept. (4. 4) Sept. 12. 13 Sept. 14. 15. 16 Sept. 19. 20. 21 Sept. 17. 18 Temple intracity bas- time, but the visitors overcame that Schedule Gives ket ball Capital game between Gallaudet at 20-19 and went on to a 7- April 21, 22. 23 Anr. 24, 25. 20 Apr. 27, 2R May 24. 25 May 21. 22, 23 May 10. 17. 18 May 1 0. 20 gain Of Its Kind Ever 25 and Wilson of June 27, 28, 2ft May 27, 28, 2H May <30. 30) June 17. 18, lfl June 14. 15. 16 June 23. 24. June 20. 21, 23 Club Fair on Teachers, proceeds point margin. Not until Bengoechea ST. LOUIS___ Aue. 14. 1ft for July 25, 20. 27 July 28, 2Si. 30 Break Aug. 11. 12, 13 June 30. July 1, 2 Auk. 1. 2. 3 Auk. 4. 5. 6 which will go to the President’s coolly sank a foul shot in the Promoted Here Sept. 23, 24. 25 Sent. (4, 4) Aug. 8. 9 Sept. 14. 15. 10 Sept. 12, 13 Sept. 17, 18 Sept. 10, 20. 21 midst Fund for the on Sept. 2. 3 Saturdays, Sundays Birthday fight in- of bedlam did Maryland get on even fantile paralysis, provide the Dis- terms May 12. 13. 14 24. 25 again. Six years of constant effort on the j Apr. 27. 28 April 21. 22. 23 May 10. 17, 18 May 10. 20 May May 21. 22. 2.7 trict’s May <'30. 30) July fi, e. 7 June 2«, June 21, 22 June 17. 18, 39 June 14. 15. 18 The official 1939 American competition tonight on the North Car. G F Pts. of Galt on 27, 2ft June 23, 24. 25 20. League Maryland U. G F Pts. part Davis to put Rosslyn DETROIT _ Aub. 19. SO. Aur. 1. 2. 3 Aug. 4. H July 8. ft 21 Latest Sept. ft. 7 July 25. 20. 27 July 28. 29. 30 5. baseball whose collegiate front. McCachren.f H 1 13 Dewitt f 937 the Aue. 10. Sept. 26. 27 Sept. 14, 15, 18 Sept. 12. 13 schedule, calculators Pessaf.f 2 bowling map in a big way, today 17, 18 Sept. 22, 23, 24 Sept. 17. 18 Sept. 19. 20. 21 Bolstered the return of Joe 10 Hhafler.f 0 0 0 Sept. 2. 3 boom the aspirin before by Sever inf 3 0 0 2 culminated in the greatest duckpin Industry Bengoechea f 15 arriving at their amazingly fair Bunsa, star 155-pounder, C. U.’s Worley f.c 0 0 0 Och relter.f 0 0 0 tournament of its kind ever staged May 12. 13. 14 Apr. IS, 19, 20 Apr. 29, 30. M»y 1 May JO. 20 May 10. 3 7. 1« May 21. 22, 23 May 24. 25 Holland.c 0 0 0 Johnson.c.. 113 CLEVELAND_ ft. fi. July 8. 9 June 14. 15, 18 June (17. distribution of this boxers will start swinging in the Dilworth.c.. 2 0 4 when the fourth annual July 7 July 3. (4. 4) June 20. 21. 22 June 23. 24. 25 17), 18 dates, year finds Beamer.c 0 0 0 hereabout Aue. 10. 20, 21 Aub. 16. 17, is July 2S. 20. 20. 27 Aur 4. 5. « Aug. 1. 2. 3 Brookland at Howard g-2 1 5 Kneplev.g Auk. 14. 15 News 30 July 25. Washington a trifle on the sour gvm 7:15. with the 5 5 15 » State Sept. 26. 27 Sept. 8, 9, 10 10. 17. 18 Sept. 12. 1.3 Sept. 14. 15. IB Watson.g 0 0 0 Virginia Open Sweepstakes Sept. 29. 30. Oct. 1 Sept. 20, 21 Sept. side Gallaudet-Wilson at Mondorff.g 302 in the matter of holiday en- game starting Brenson.g 0 2 2 Rea g. 1 0 2 got under way at 1 pin. for more May 2. 3 29. 30 May 4. ft. 6 I May 10. 1 l May 7, 8. P April 18. IP. 20 April April 34. 25. 26 gagements. Kendall Green 15 minutes earlier. than 10 hours of with- WASHINGTON June 1. 2. 3 .June 4. 6. 6 July (4. 4> 5 May 26, 27. 28 Totals 14 4 32 Totals 10 maple spilling ! June 10, 11,12 June 7. 8. P July 7. 8. 9 The other bit of action 72 34 July 16. 16. July 13. 14. 15 Auk. 15, 10. 17 Auc. J 1. 12. 13 Released the schedule re- only sched- ! out a 17 IJuly IK. in. 20 July 21. 22. 93 of Sept. 0. 7. 8 today, Referees—Messrs. Enright and Chase. let-up. Aue. 30. 31 I Aub. 37, 28. 29 9. 10, 11 Sept. *4. 4) uled for a | Aug. 24. 25. 26 Aug. 32. 23 Sept. 30. Oct. 1 Sept. veals the Nationals will launch local team will find1 Davis, who always gives a good ac- Romp for Wilson Five. May 4. fi. 6 their 17 at Georgetown playing the New York May 2. :t May 7. 8. P May 10. 11 Apr. 27. 23 April 24. 25. 20 April 21. 22. 23 campaign April Griffith count of himself once he tackles a Junp 1, 2. 3 Wilson June l. ft. fl June 7. 8. P June 10. II. 12 May 20 (30. 30) Mav 20. 27 28 June 20 30 Stadium against the world cham- Athletic Club up in New York. Teachers gave themselves ,1ob. last counted off 98 bowlers PHILADELPHIA July 13. 14. 1ft July 16, Ifl, 17 Auk lo. in. 20 Aue. 8 0. 10 night July 21. 22. 23 July 18. ip. 20 July 1. 2 Entire A last-minute examination re- a good for their task at Aug. 27. 28, 28 Aug. 30. 31 Sept. 28. 29 Sept. 22. 23, 24 pion New York Yankees, but aside buildup Gal- from Virginia. Maryland and the Aue. 22. 23 Aue. 24. 25. 26 Srpt. 2. 3 laudet Sept. 20. 27 from that Washington officials have vealed Bunsa in tip-top shape, but tonight by trimming the Blue District, who indicated they would i_ the Cards be 27. 28 little to enthuse over. may handicapped Ridge College five, 41-34. in the May 7. 8. 8 May 10. 11 May 2. 3 'May 4. 5. 6 Apr. 17 IMav 13. II. 15 April compete. Mav 20. *30. somewhat in Harvard street June 7. 8. 8 j Junp 10, 11,12 June t. 5. 3 June 1. 2. a Apr 21. 22 23 June 20. 27. 28 30) Washington's the bantamweight bout, gym. Charlev Clark, "And that NEW YORK July 1. 2 only double-header doesn’t include several July 21. "2. 23 j July IS. If). 20 July 13. 14. 15 July 16. 17 June 20, 30 'Auar 11. 12. 13 Inasmuch as an Sports 3 3 date here lists a twin bill with Dave Bernstein, inter- all-high player with Central, con- from Aug. 22. 23 Aug. 24, 25. 26 Aur. 27. 28. 29 Aug. 30. 31. Sept. 1 Auc 8 9. 10 Sept. (4. 4) Sept. Lynchburg, the Panned father- I 27 tinued Sept. 20. 21 Sept. 26. Philadelphia on Memorial with collegiate champ, has boils on his his hot scoring pace with 18 and-son combination from Day, Waynes- three other Nat right arm. Bernstein how- points to his near May 10 11 19. 20 double-headers be- insists, keep average 14 boro, Paul James of Middleburg and May 7. S. f) May 4. ft. H |May 2. 3 May 1 :t. 1*. 1.5 April 29. 30 April 18 that June 10, II, 12 June 7. 8. 1) June 1. 2 3 I. 6 June 20, 27. 28 July (4. 4). 5 July 7. 8. H ing played In these the ever, he will be able to go. points per game. Wilson had a •a BOSTON June 5. away. Na- 20-19 few scattered others,” said Davis. _ July IS, in. 20 If.. 17 18 IP. 20 Aur. 15. 10. 17 Sept. 0 7. 8 Realm July 21. 22. 23 July 'July 13. 14. 15 Auc. tionals will at New York Bunsa’s return has necessitated a lead at intermission. Aug. 24. 25. 28 Aug. 22. 23 Aug. 30. 31. Sept. 1 Aug. 27, 28. 20 Sept. 28. 20 Sept 9. 10, 11 Sept. 30. Oct. 1 play July Jarman Defends Title. change in the C. U. which Wilson. _J 4, at Chicago on Sunday. July 16, line-up, G F.Pts. Blue Ridge. G F Pts. 4 Gordon.f. 5 2 12 Baltimore was to be represented and at Boston on Labor dropped a -3decision to Villa- Digilto.f 5 0 10 12 Saturdays 12 Saturday* 12 Saturday! Day. Hart f 0 0 O 3 o 20 of 12 Saturdays I nova Barwinl.f. H by its finest; Gene the 12 Saturdays 12 12 Saturdays 12 Sundays 12 Saturdays Sundays The Nationals a last week with each of the Clark.f. 0 o IS Bartoi f .000 Raney, AT Saturdays 12 Sundays 12 Sundays |13 will receive HOME_ 12 Sundays 12 12 Sundays Decoration Cole f ..0 0 0 Faw c Hagerstown mogul, was to bring Sundays July 4 Decoration Day 12 Sundays July 4 Day severe test with three heavier men moving up. Jay 5910 Decoration Day July 4 Labor Day Labor Day Decoration Day 'Labor Day July 4 June J7 early, their pro- Ervin.c-2 O 4 Metcalf.g 0 0 0 down his entire | j Turner will test his k o. Darr.c Coliseum five, Jack Labor Day posed accent-on-youth club facing wallop 0 0 0 Trolccia.g 102 Lewis g 204 Zimmerman's Winchester crew had the Yankees in against a heavyweight for the first Gloskl.e 000 four of the first Garneau.g .000 Crawford signed with 12 time, w-ith Julian g 204 up of Norfolk's lead- seven games. After the opener, Stanges. the Gilliam.g .113 Cards’ Lunson g 0 0 o ing pinmen and 14 topnotchers were Washington will hop to Philadelphia sophomore heavy, retiring to due from 1 the sidelines. Richmond. Nearby Vir- Medwick Confident D. C. School Basketers Central and Western for a three game series, returning Totals 10 3 41 Totals Till 34 ginia was to Sweep supply about 16 and the here April 21 for three games with ! Maryland Trips Tar Heels. Nation's Capital was to swell the New York. Meanwhile, Maryland's basket ball Only a last two-minute spurt bv field with 26. its Paul Dean Will Aid Tilts With Sunday home games will .find the team is just about sure of a place opponent prevented Gallaudet With Maryland Teams; Swimmers Beaten only 12 alleys to accommo- Nats playing New York, Boston, in the Southern Conference tourna- from matching the victory of its date this record-smashing field that Philadelphia, Detroit and Chicago ment as a result of its thrilling 34-32 local rival tonight, for it led Mary- promised to pass the 100 mark. Davis Eastern twice each and St. Louis and Cleve- overtime victory over North Caro- land State Teachers for the first 33 to Cardinals Nips Episcopal Baltimoreans j planned roll 36 Again land once. minutes bowlers in the By Saturday games here lina last night at Park of the game at Kendall The season's scholastic at College first and second : busiest third period Bethesda-Chevy squads and the re- list Detroit and Chicago being Trailing. 19-26. with less than five Green. The Teachers finallv won, mainder basket ball day for fives in and Chase, as the Lelands, remembering played in a third shift. Two five- i First at once each and all other clubs twice. minutes to 42-39. to East- a last In The Star Bow to Mount St. Joe play, George Knepley Inability stop Briile and game blocks will be Arriving Camp around the District returned spanking year rolled. The annual all-star game will be George DeWitt, Mondorff Cox, who scored 34 points between Paul ern victorious over a previously un- metropolitan championship tourna- Pershing Jarman, member of the lead- Enthuses at New York 11 them, led to the I Site, Ducky came from behind to tie the And Palmer staged July in and Artam Bengoechea collaborated Blues’ downfall. ing Cuff and beaten Episcopal team yesterday, ment, McDonough; Santini team of the Yankee Stadium and, as the to tie the score at 28-28 as Mtt Teach. GFPIS. while Central was absorbing a de- score at 16-all. Joey Galligher, usual, the regu- GalUudr. GFPt? District League, who hails Over Club's Outlook Stars for Raiders a o IS Doermg f 2 4 R from Mc- the vis- days preceding and following the lation game ended. A midcourt sho* grille.f feat at Martinsburg. W. Va. In however, stepped in and led Gordon.f n 1 1 Wolach f n n n Lean, Va., is the game have been left for Sleekier.f 0 (1 0 defending champion. Johnnies to a slim open travel. by Knepley. who scored 15 of Ludovlco.f 7 1 15 By the Associated Press. nearby Montgomery County teams iting victory, Mary- Waxhan.f. 2 0 4 Manor Two Baltimore teams will a Phillips c. 0 0 0 Bowlers Gain. swiming Washington enjoy home land's points, was the blow Cox.c 0 representing Bethesda-Chevy Chase, 23-21. deciding 8 10 Dulck g 0 0 12 ST. PETERSBURG. Fla.. Jan. 21. hold victories over stand of 16 Cox a Manor Washington games just before in the extra Carolina L. 10 2 Har.son g 12 4 No. 1. last season's and Georgetown St.John's. G.P.Pts. Bethesda. G.P.Pts j period, having Russel O pen- —An on the out- Montgomerv-Blair won g n 0 optimistic report Corrado f O o o Mizell.f __ 1 2 4 schoolboy tankmen, yesterday the season at I nant winner, nicked the j fell before District teams, while finishing Philadelphia overcome a 28-31, deficit to tie at Stot mever.g 0 l l look Prep 2 »• 4 Kinsman f ... 1 O 2 pace-setting for the St. Louis Batchelder.f- as McDonough School downed West- October 1. 32-all. Beaver Dam No. 1 Cardinals\ in a school riv- Cady f o •» O Whalen.f _3 <» « twice to move came from Joe Washington private Totals 20 2 42 Totals today Medwick. the _. 0 O O __ o 1 1 at the M. A. 1R~7S9 one Munhall f Hayden.f ern, 39-27, local Y. C. only and a half games back of alry was decided in favor of Wood- .1 1 3 Hollis.c 1 1 *3 hard-hitting outfielder who takes his Hunt.c pool and Central was nosed out by first place in the ward over Friends. Mulvihill g 2 1 5 Barnsle* g o 3 3 Country Club baseball and isn't to 4 3 11 Shumate.g__ l 0 2 seriously given Devitt GFPts Blair OPPts Gallagher, g. Mount St. Joseph's, 34-32, at Balti- League. Top game of 607 gave the loose Lebling.g_0 o 0 Nationals' talk Kemp t <1 0 <1 McKay.f 1 ‘2 4 more. Dates Star champions the 2-1 edge. Connolly.f 2 1 5 Kelly, f 2 15 Unbeaten Dartmouth Evening First of the Cards to reach the i Totals_ 9 5 23 Totals... 7 7 21 Wayne Palmer, in his Loop Kenwood No. with R Stanton.c 2 0 4 Norris.c 3 4 In taking part 1, high set of site of the L Stanton r 1 3 5 Mason.g 0 n o spring training camp. last meet before leaving Western, For 1939 Race Circulation U *568 17 DU* J.707, two Crawford.g o o n Tabutt.sr O 3 3 bagged games from the Medwick came Close for Devitt. At Operators. No. 1 21 12 564 1.599 16 848 here from Orlando, 2 0 4 0 0 0 won the Red Raiders their in- Home. Abroad. Holland.r Ballard.r only Eneiavers 2o 1:1 Hun I 651 16 790 second-place Indian Spring No. 1 where he was an instructor at Joe Vermillion g 2 3 7 The strong Devitt School cagers, April 17 _New York Mailers dividual first place as he took the Seeking Stronger 19 14 547 1 529 16 1.20 team the Phila ADr. 18. IP. 20 Make despite top scores of 151 baseball school. led by Billy Vermillion, former Cen- Up 19 14 5.3.2 1 56.3 16 494 Stripp's Totals H ? 25 Totals H in 22 low-board fancy diving. The 150- April 21. 22. 23 _New York and 383 turned in Bill Advertisine 17 16 578 1,6.31 16.594 by Feeney at "Ducky"—he likes the nickname j In the Alexandria in- tral player, downed Montgomery- Bos Anr 24. 25. 20 Operators No. 2 15 18 588 downing | yard medley relay trio gained West- April 27 2R_Philadelphia 1 5"4 15 946 the Lucky Strike. at Blue Streak 14 19 517 14.31 "Muscles better—said he looked for vaders. Eastern came from behind Blair. 25-22, Silver Spring. ern New York ADr 2P 30 Hold on 15 105 its other win. Lead Stock only Room 14 19 57 7 1 594 St. Loui1 May 2. 3 16.On’ Pitcher Paul Dean's comeback to in the final as Bat Battista. Newsstand IS 20 546 1 ■ Milbrooke quarter 50-yard free style—Won by Delahany Chicago Mav 4 5. 0 thf 56.3 14 021 of Breech Mechanism Landon made it unanimous for B> Associated Press. Nieht Pinal 13 20 be a to the team. And he Len Stasulli and 1McDonough»; second. Taylor 'McDon- Cleve Mav 7. R P 548 1 5.35 16749 No. 1 big help Soup Hancock Compositors 11 22 5.32 established a season record j Washington teams visiting Mont- ough'; third, tie between Martyn and Ray- Detroit. May 10. 11 NEW YORK. Jan. much 1.538 16.101 expressed complete confidence in staked it to a 22-21 21.—Very fiat game of victory. mond Time, o:7 5. Mav 13. 14. 15 Boston CIRCULATION. 97, topping Andy Price's gomery County as Dave Maloney, Mav 10. 17. 18 alone at the head of the Ray Blades, named last Eastern. GFPts Episcopal. GFPts. loo-yard breaststroke—Won by Koldrn Detroit standing O Avar. Avw. mark a as Woodrow (Western'; second. Mav IP 20 Cleveland as by pin, he watched his Holbco.f '2 0 4 Bradley f 3 3 !> former Wilson player, Steele (McDonough'; the only team undefeated in 2* 1 17-4 Furmaa* ] 7 year to succeed . third Mav 21. 22. 23 Chicago F -Kjlbv club lose two Stassultf *2 1 5 Wroth.f 1 3 5 in an Walpe 'McDonough* Time. 1 t>i.I LW’dman 29 110-14 N Miller 14 87-13 games to Bellevue, dropped a long field goal Mav 24. 25 St Louis league competition, Dartmouth's "Hated to Mills.c O ft O RrarifMd.c 2 0 4 ■’■’0-vard free style—Won hv Venson Blaine 33 109-3 M. Kilby: 17 which cost Lose Frisch." 1 »: Bos May 20. 27. 28 84-12 it first place in the 32- Lasslse.c o o o Davis e 113 overtime period to defeat George- M'DonoiiPh second. Shell 'McDonough*; Indians take on one of their J.W dman 27 101-22 “We to third Jenkins May 2P. 30. 31-Philadelphia strong- club hated lose Frankie," Med- Custer.c __ 2 0 4 Farauharg. 0 0 0 (Western*. Time. •.’ 47 4 Navy Yard re- town Prep. 43-41. at Garrett Park. Chicago June 1. 2. 3 est OPERATORS, NO 1. League. The Hancock r 2 O 4 loo-yard backstroke -Won bv Grav rivals, Pennsylvania, tonight in wick commented, "but the ball S" June 4. 0 cently club 15 G.F.Pts Geo Prep. GFPts. (Western* second Boniti Louis 5 an Piantr 114-1 J Lone .32 organized Bellevue team lost Eattiste.g 2 Landon. ‘McDonough', 8. 0 effort to make their 101-12 owners want a and f 8 1 IT Decker! -4 1 0 third McQueen. Time I ids Cleve June 7. leadership Carman 33 105-9 Bieber .32 100-6 the first tilt, but winner, when Rayhart Det Cole bagged the last two Totals 1 1 1 Hit Bentlev ! (ill 1 on-yard free style—Won bv June 10. 11. 12. in the Eastern Bas- 33 104-12 F“ldman 32 98-13 don't 10 2 22 Totals 7 7 21 Maloney! Payne Mc- June 14. 15. 10 , Intercollegiate with 552 and you win, somebody has to 1 O H Wimsatt.c 4 4 1 Donough). second Chicago 607 when Abell counted Referee—Mr. Fox. Amussen.c.- Waipe (McDonough )• June 17. Ball secure while ENGRAVERS. <» third < 1*. IP St Louis League they suffer. In this case it was Frankie. Perkins v O O Devine g _ 7 1 15 Raymond Western -. ket 135—348 and June 20. 21. 22. __ Cleveland Chal.'onte 6 113-5 Rolims 32 100-4 Bergstrom totaled 343. Channell.r._ 0 1 1 Slater r — 1 OH Fancy diving—Won by take time off for exams. j The Palmer: second, June 23. 24. 25 Detroit midyear Daueherty .30 105-24 Kozee Cards finished sixth last year. Central Down. Powell e 1 0 H Bovd. third. Walpe Klne "9 100.3 rolled 356 for the B. M. Quint Bogs June 20. 27. 28 Boston Three games are on the circuit's Warren .32 100-24 Fuchs 99 losing “From what I Medley relay—Won by Western 1 crew. hear. Blades is a (Gray. June 29. 30 New York Jacoos 32 100-18 Sprinkle_ 3 92-J ■Shop Central led during the early part Totals_HO 3 4 it Totals 18 7 41 Dabney. Martyn'. program then there's a smart and we'll all be Julv 1. 2 _Philadelphia tonight, of fellow, plug- of Its relay—Won hv McDonouth New 3, MAILERS. Top game the evening at the game at Martlnsburg and was ^Ta\lor. York. July 4, 5 lapse with only one contest sched- for him. Fast set a hot with Delahany. Booth. Lane' 7. R. P Ash 30 101-16 Causey 26 Strike went ging behind at Johnny pace Phila.. July 96-14 Lucky to Abe Beavers only slightly the half, but Early victories marked St L July 13. 14. 15 uled until early If the L Jones. 17 101-1 Nolda 14 91-5 “I urderstand we have some 24 Woodward School by the February. with 145. He was the host club to a wide lead points leading Chi July 16. 17 Patten 31 100-30 C. Chesney 9 90-7 instrumental in spurted Mount St. Joe boys were two much Indians, playing at home, can dupli- Oeden 3 his bright-looking rookie prospects re- as it downed Friends. 32-21. In a Det July 1R. IP. £0 99-1 Cavas.__ 6 89 club's gaining first late in the game to give the Wash- for Central to Cleve July 21. 22. 23 cate their feat of Appich 29 97-4 place. A1 next but contest, the overcome, although knocking off Penr. Davis porting month, who they team fourth in preliminary light-weight July 25. 20. 27 _Detroit collected top set of 385 with ington its defeat it finished first in three they won't have a for some MAKEUP are and what can do we ll have Friends scored over of the last Julv 2R. 29. 30 _Cleveland worry of they Woodward, C.H broolc 33 107-11 J. 33 games five 22-13...... Ferber 144, 104 and 137, while his games, five events. August 1 2 3 St. Louis time to come. They have won two 98-31 to watt to find out.” 11-10. August 4. 5. 0 Chicago C Jeffries 3.3 100-26 R Miller 30 94-22 Miscellaneous team M'rtinsbure. GFPts Cen. Hieh. GFPts. posted high ™'Tard Won August 8. P. 10 New York league games so far, both of them H. Waters 33 98-32 P Larson 3 82-3 Driving here with Medwick in the Edmonds.f__ 2 2 0 Panaeef o l l Friends. G.F.Pts. Woodward. G.F.Pts. fIeeo by Larkins game of 619. Gun o '; Bos Aug 11 12. 13 on ADVERTISING. Shop chalked Kershner.f 2 0 4 Sokol.f 0 Jonesf _ 1 0 2 Prosise.f 1 l ,hlrd' Bick- the road, and have established up automobile he won in a 1 2 tom N Y. Aug. 15. 10. 17 popularity 1 2 2 0 4 Christy.e_ oil . 21 Cleveland !> 93 in 1937, looked to be in line. 1 Malickson Deeds 26 87-3 Lynn's 334 and top shape do1 ,. September 23. -.’4 New York York in one of other ga/nes Kay Burns' 124 were tonight's Friedrichs 26 91-13 c Wdman 13 Netman Bruce Barnes diviny—Won by Son’ember 20. *.’7 j 85-9 high in team counts of already. j Gridmen to Bounce .Fancy Baxter fc > PhiladelDhia while Princeton and Yale come to- 538—1.505. Larkm ,MO: !hird- Mc- September 3S 3P Boston j STOCKROOM He said he would keep fit by golf- at New Kel*av'\c°"d’ Phila.. Sept. 30 Oct. 1 gether Haven. Murray 30 105-5 c 4 9* Loses His 1 >n-yard Miller Honors were four ing. fishing and hunting until the Appendix medley relay—Won by Mount Riddle .3.3 102-26 Williams 29 96-26 split ways in the In Bowl ! _ Rubber s ,Melville, Ryan, Walshi. Time. F, Lone .31 99-23 Grices Real Estate League at rest of the team gets here next Ej the Associated Press. St-^Joseph 29 9.3-4 Chevy Chase By the Associated Press. NEWSSTAND when Tom month. by Central (Bick- Schaffer of ‘Weaver BUFFALO, N. Y„ Jan. 21.—Bruce rordrJl’0-JaTd, Crawford. "Jav—Won at AKRON, Ohio, Jan. 21.—Now Sanders. Sperling) Tim*1 Big Game Hyattsville Jim C'ney .30 108-5 Mahan 33 96-26 --•---- 1 -o 'B' Bros, turned in 376 and Bud 2s. G. P. 0. Circuit Jno. C'ney .3.3 101-15 Bowers 32 Talley Barnes, veteran tennis player, un- it's a Rubber Bowl. An Akron Greenbelt Athletic Club basketers 89-27 of H. L. Rust No. 2 team W. L. TP HG. HS Darnell ,3.3 97-" posted 151 civic club announced today 28 17 2.4.704 57s 1.670 with derwent an appendectomy early to- plans Pipe Shop will stack up against Hyattsville Na- NIGHT FINAL. District Title Game .... 28 17 611 Co. totaling 1 647 Dim for a Rubber Bowl football game Press 23.069 1.654 Mates 32 104-20 Parker 9 95-" Tonight May 26 1st 22.86* 592 tional Guard F tonight at and Fisher Co. 581. day in Buffalo General Hospital. Apprentice 1.646 Company Klne 30100-7 Davis 33 94-2.3 next fall. Independents 24 1* 21.978 577 1.652 8:30 o'clock at Greenbelt A May 32 98-19 McGee 29 93-22 Barnes was stricken before he Varied gym. of Brewers just The sched- Sports Maintenance 22 20 20.3.41 57* 1.651 Hopes game, tentatively 22 2.4 2.4.375 60S) preliminary will be at 7:30 COMPOSITORS was to have in a Scholastic Swimming. Monotype 1,676 played Oberman 6 110-2 engaged profes- uled for December 2, would bring Job 20 22 21..440 561 1.60* Cina 30 95-1 Whether the McDonough M. A o'clock. Cast ell 33 1(14-8 McKay Heurich Brewers sional match a Donald 30; Western. 27 Casters 20 22 19.998 577 l.Ooo 21 90-3 G. P. preceding the two col- Mount St. Roeers .30102-16 Gaither 0. /A/ will be able to climb together outstanding Josenh’s. 34: Central. 32.* Linotype 19 24 21,847 585 1.644 8 88-1 League out of the Budge-Ellsworth Vines contest last Jackson 33 96-13 1* 27 W L TP HG. HS. lege teams of Ohio, excluding College Boxing. American Legion 21,679 554 1.529 PressB„te American Basket Ball League cellar Documents 17 25 19.410 Season Records. 2, ].-> 33,1117 ,54.. j 7(i.{ night. Willis Edmund, The Citadel. 5; Presbyterian. 8. 552 1.560 Ohio State, city Bind. 14 individual eame—D. J. ^sters 77 15 23.209 017 1,775 tomorrow when they play Wilkes- officials said that Barnes Pamplet 25 19,170 561 1.581 McCarty. Document.s 2.3 19 73.50.3 017 Hospital recreation director and president College Swimming. ^Hieh 1 ~s's Barre here will be decided PIPE SHOP. Last Hieh individual Casters No. S 73 19 33.073 01- 1 Vi- tonight wife had left their Texas home for Yale. 43: Fights Night set—R. Ktlby. 388 of the club, said. Columbia. 32. By the Associated Press. Hieh spares—Blaine 81. 10 22.OH O05 the outcome of a at Princeton. 58; G. Avg. G. Avg. S’* I 42 1.70(1 by game Phila- Cornell. 17 Hieh strikes—L. 23.423 05,3 Buffalo. The would be dur- Michigan 43: Lassise 45 111-2 Liser^ky 9 102-1 Weidman. 19, Ji 5° 1.709 game played Ohio S'ate 42 CHICAGO.—Lew Jenkins 130* j*. j Second Individual Alumni ], 2;> 24.4R4 1 delphia. i Stout Maisch 42 107-41 Love’ess 4 100 eame -Robert?. 148. f?17 7-. the “rubber Institute 40: La Crosse Teach- Sweetwater. Tex., drew with Willie Second individual Maintenance 11 41 ‘20,105 547 ing city's special ers. 35. Thompson 42 106-4 Davis 39 96-24 Joyce. 128 Gary. Ind GO*. set—Blaine. .367. ] ,'514 Fresh from a 37-32 victory over Second spares—R. Kilbv week,” which also will have its Iowa State. 62: I Corkins 42 106-2 Shomo 3 P6 MINNEAPOLIS—Dick Demarey. 3 28. 80 PRESS. Grinnell. 2. Second strikes—Jim Chesney the defending Bismark. N. Dak. knocked out Jimmy 15. champion Jersey dance feature, the second annual Hieh flat 96 G. Ave (4 A vp College Wrestling. PRESS. Scarmosa. 128. Dallas. Tex. <2>. eame—Cole. Walker Reds last Wilkes-Barre Basket Ball Hieh team 42 1 19-33 Sole 39 1 Jo-15 night, play's ball.” Edmund Indiana 4 SAN ANTONIO—Ked Azteca. 140. set—Eneravers. 1.651. "rubber predicted 25: Iowa State. 5. I Cavey 10S-1 Hoyt 42 103-6 Hieh team eame—Eneravers. 42' llo the College. Dalton 45 106-4 Basil© 39 101-6 Mexico City, outpointed Eddie Mc- 600. *PtHtFla ray 4_7! Ji5"V’4 league-leading Philadelphia a with the Uo-K) Hoyt fi Maryland. 34; North Carolina. 32 $12,000 gate, proceeds College Hockey. Theis 42 105-44 McDonald 4 100-1 Gregor. 1 -*0. Scranton. Pa. GO). Sphas tonight. Should the Barons, NEW YORK—Pedro Montanez. CASTERS. (overtimei. going to charity. Pittsburgh. 4: Fenn. o B Brown 4 105-1 Burton 3 81 120. who are one 41: Blue 34. 1 Puerto Rico stopped Ambrose CutsaJ 42 114-40 just game ahead of the Wilson Teachers. Ridge, John Carroll. 0 Case 1 Madiean 42 104-26 Logan. Burton F 42 111-17 Maryland State Teachers, 42; Gal- 120*2. New Haven. Conn. <5). Brown. L. is 114-14 4n Reserve. 3; Baldwin-Wal- Softies Settle Debate Chewnin? iop.41 Brewers, upset the Sphas, it would laudet. 39. Westernlace. o. APPRENTICE. DALLAS Tex.—Henry Majcher 143. Cowden 24 114-4 McCarty 45 Pittsburgh, 108-27 ; be for the Brewers to Howard. 04: St. Paul's. 34. Buckle 42 108-5 Balderson 45 101-26 outpointed Jask Glazier. honors In the impossible ; Grand Second-place Com- DOCUMENTS. Maine, 51; Northeastern. 49. Cubs Queens, li; Montreal. 3. ScahefTer 39 108-2 Zalano’ski 6 99-4 147*2, Rapids. Mich GO*. escape the cellar tomorrow even by Mount St. Mary's. 38; Scranton. 30. Deny Probability ST. LOUIS.—Fritzie Zivic. 148ia. munity Center Indoor Softball VI Townsend 42 109-27 Eastern Amateur Hnrkey. ! Henning 45 102-39 Bonndfrd 45 P5-40 a Stetson. 4T: Havana. 21. Pittsburgh, outpointed Jackie Burke. *111 be decided .7 LaRom'no 42 108-14 victory. New York. P: 140*4 Ogden. Utah. GO*. League tonight with jvnori 4.. 1 12-17 Virginia. 33. V. M. I.. 23. Of Trade With Cards Atlantic City. 1. INDEPENDENTS. Virginia Frosh. 47; V. M. I. Frosh, 32. SAN DIEGO Calif.—Lee Ramagp a game at Tech gym between the CASTERS the Associated Press. J Gussman 49 107-17 Lyon 42 104-49 100 San NO. 2. William and Mary (Norfolk", 38; By Diego. stopped Sammy and Sol© 46 106 Everett 42 102-41 Cohen 100. Cleveland <0* All-Stars Plaza Beverage, start- Bookoff 42 100 Chowan. 29. Wilner SrL‘1^warson AP CHICAGO, Jan. 21.—Those per- 42 104-44 Ingalls. 9 97-5 HOLLYWOOD Calif.—Mike at llo-l Dorsey 48 ins.40 Reiselt Georgia. 60: Chattanooga, 41. BelloiRp. ing 7:30 p.m. Victory Post, of the and Denton 120 New York outpointed Maisch 42 108-40 S. M. U., 33: Rice. 31. sistent rumors that the MAINTENANCE. Georgia *&flhrr?JIFr "o Hansford 13o. Los Angeles GO). American Legion previously defeated Harrison 4 11..-4 Walters loo.s Texas A. and M.. 24: T. C. U 18. with St. Temple Major Swarthmore. 41; Lafayette. 27. are about to close a deal Loop Newell 42 106-49 B.iorkland 34 99-41 WEST PALM BEACH. Fla —Buster both nines in BOOK. in Zucker'an 42 104-48 Amstadt 3 95-1 Carroll. taking the loop title Split Cue Tilts Loyola (Chicago). 37; Augustana. 29. Louis’ Cardinals (End of second series t 147. Lowell. Mass., outpointed 3 feat heavy-hitting Kenne'ore 49 10.4-21 Frost 3 93-1 Johnny Dean. 140. for the second 131-3 Powell 30 104-°7 Kansas. 40; Kansas State 38. W L. St. HO. Philadelphia lift). consecutive year. irown- Ey tht Associated Press. to c Sp. HS Rhodes 39 104-4 B 12 112-10 Gavey 30 102-24 Washington. 34: Oregon State, 21. Johnny Mize are very puzzling Senators 35 16 123 HTo IcDonald 9 631 1,771 fPlatt 111-0 Shantz 30 103--3 California. 45: Stanford. 29. scout and Queen Pin 37 IT 11] TIT 671 1 Heller 9 Clarence Rowland, Cub R3ii MONOTYPE. 111-5 Basilo 3 100 PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 21.—Otto Southern California, 09; U. C. L. A., i Tnk. Billiards 36 18 126 686 668 l'ssr Flynn — 42 100-13 Herrm’nn 30 99-3 30 chief trade-maker. Five Point Tav. 34 IT 68(1 Reiselt of an 126 659 l 83r Mayhew 45 111-13 Keefe _ 27 94-12 Philadelphia gained Wyoming. 44; Denver. 29. Segreti Brothers 21 142 ELECTRICAL, of 33 Till 652 1 Heany 44 105-16 Gill __ 3 94-1 even “I haven’t seen 849 break with the Kansas City Oregon. 38; Idaho. 30. Bright. Star Liq. 30 24 119 642 643 1.80" Reid 42 104-24 Flvnn 3 94-1 in 13 115-35 Lawrence 39 113-11 38; Gnnzaga. I^e Montana. 33. the Cardinals lately and don't expect Dixie Tavern 26 28 125 661 64" 1 776 : M'Closkey 18 104-5 Baker 3 88 Standings Bowling Leagues Price 24 114-21 veteran, Tilford (Tiff) in his Schrer __ 10 Denton, ODD FELLOWS' LEAGUE. 107-15 Colorado. 40; Utah State. 18. Nicholas Fd. S. 18 36 106 579 667 1 sin Oormley. 45 103-37 Mealy 3 87-2 H‘*h —nrst Church. No. 1. Brust 42 113-20 Hartnett 33 to be seeing him,” Rowland said. 590; 104-4 first two matches in the national San Francisco. 58: St. Mary's. 46. Col. Restaurant 15 33 95 461 508 l!72T Casey 3 97-2 W. L W, L Calvary. 5T1 Drake. 35: Grinnell. 27. “From what Hartnett (mana- Columbia l._ 22 5 team sets—First Church. No. ALUMNI. three-cushion Gabby Friendship 13 14 ■ H&h 1. round-robin billiard Brigham Young. 40: Utah. 32. SENATORS. JOB Bnahtwood IP 8 Columbia 2 13 14 1.63S: N. C. Avenue. No. I. 1,607. Burton.W. 39 114-20 Dove 42 110--0 of i looks as Grove Citv. 39: Thiel. 23. ger the Cubs tells me, it Amitv 1 28 p Mt. Pleasant P 1* Hish individual averaees—E Newcomer Oartland 42 1 1.3-23 Panneton 42 championship. ! G. Avg. G. Avg Yanicki 41 106-35 Nader 36 100-3 107-21 Glenville Teachers, 59; Davis-Elklns, Grib Eastern IS p Metropolis 4 23 R- X 1^-12: Oiovanlnl COEtlean 30 1 13-20 though young Phil Cavarretta will 45 116-17 Pacini 42 115-26 Bosworth 39 103-6 McFarl ne 21 100-2 V &!'’nuI? S0' V- LeCompte 15 100-0 Reiselt was nosed out in the first 46. Amity 2 17 10 Amity 3 .3 24 'First Church. No. 1). 107-17; w Cross Robertson 51 116-15 Hollidge 18 115-11 Wool 24 102-4 Mursell 11 96-5 West Liberty 68; Fairmont. 40. be on first base for us next summer.