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Hofftnan's lost 'two games to the Emmnett Whealan eoosters, thereby allowing the tie for first place. Trhe Bungalow Tavern won two' gaines from the. Edelweiss boys. TheKuss Jewélers showed sigis. of lifeî and,, Won twoý out of. three * gamnes from Mornie Steiners, winning the last gamne by a margin. of 100 pins. Tony Ludovice Bowla 249 Tony Ludovice of the Jewelers had bis bail working to perf ection an bowled .high game for the season with 249. pins. Tony started withi four.strikes in a roW, spared in the. fifth frame, blew the ixth frame by msigthe ten pin and followed with five strikes making nine strikes out of a possible twelve. SPO RTSMAN LEAGUE Several high gaines were bôWled 5teve Wagner of the Wilmette Tailors r copied top howors with~ a 236 gaine. ~'Closebehind h-âm were AI Suchow of Blésep's with 232 and Jo hn 'LeConte and 'Bill Dietz of the Sunset Villa with 234 and 228 respectively. Other high lemes were ,Pil Bleser's 220, Shano Solheïim's ý 215 and Joe-, -~Schmitz's ?09. There was 'no change ii the stand- ing of the teatuis. Kier's. Buffet, lead- Table Tennis Champs À Enroute to Chicago Coleman Clarlk,' the Chicago dis- .rict's only former national champion, lcaptain the United States . team in the international table tennis rnatches against Hungary to be play- ed at the Stevens hotel, january 6, according ta Reginald C. Hammond, chairman of the' rankî:ng commttee of the United States Table. Tennis association. Other mienibers of ýthe team. are jimniy McClure of Indianapôlis, na- tional ping-pong champion; 'BiIIyý Condy of New Trier High school, ' - --r-çýf Iv dfended his ing players wtnout an iu se who have seen' aur natio mpion McClure in "action cani eve that this is possible and. ing for the matches at reshotel to settle this, .,L*l W timely, suggestionZs await llth hour "shoPPers in the messages ýof OUR ýADVER .TISERS ADVÉRTISER PAGE Adamns Eectrie Sho»... 84 Albrighit Beauty Sho»...... Art Furnitire, Co......1 Baird hWarnier ........42: Biaflu PlarmacY .............. 9 Bock 1<0k .................. 40 Bowen, LleiweUlyfl..... Braun Bros. OU. Ce ........ 41,58 Brown, Tom, Music CO ....... 2Ô Bu~rns Togge'y ................B o 718. The total score for the evening vas in favor of Edelweiss, '2,564 to ý,506. Bleser's lost two to the Sunset Villa À Winnetka, While unable to gaki -)p the. league leaders because - of the .wo defeat.,s, Bleser's did remain in a tie -with E delweiss for second place ii ganies1 won and lost. After losing he.,first gaine to the Villa,, 939 ta 336, Bleser's. dropped the second onfe çyý a maàrgin of. only. four pins, 837 o 833.' The Bleser boys got better -is :the evening progre ssed, winni.ng ýhe third game, 918. to 863. Scores of other gaines were: Cycle In vs. Harry's Budweiser- first game. to Budweiser, 884 to, 792; second game to'Cycle Inn, 895 to 735; third gamne to Cycle Inn, 8 89.to 732. Hugo, and Bingo vs.. Wiimette Tailors-first gamne to the Tailors,- 897 to 855; second gaxue to the Tailors, 990 to .849; third game to Hugo and Bingo, 834 to 832. Following are the teami standings, corrected through last week's games: Won ,Lost Krier's Buffet............. 29 1 Edelwels................ 22 17 Bleser' s..........22 '.17 Hiugo and IBingO...... .... 21 18 Harry's Budweiser.......... 19 2o Sunset Villa.........9 20 Wilniette TailorS........... 13 .2c Cycle Inn.............il 21 8 ENTERTAIN AT DINNER 11r. and Mrs. Harry Weese, 141 1Kenilworth avenue, Kenilworth, en- tertained a small. group of friends at a duck diinner last. Tuesciay. The ducks were brought down by Mrý Weese at a recent hunting trip. On Christmas day Mr. and Mrs. Weese will -enter'tain thirty-three guests at a family dinner party. MisGertrude Matthlews, a. junior at Vassar college, will beamonig the students returning, home on Friday for the holidays, which she will spend' with lier parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben- jamin J. Matthews, .319 Essex road, Kenilworth, Heating ServIce Ce ..... ..... 27 Ilousehoid Financee Cor). 42 ce.7 jel Way Liait,.......1, ... . . .1. . . . . .22 Meere, Fra..............1 urlne Ce ................. 2 No rth .Sh ore Qua.lity XfaundftOs .31 North SlideCIeaICrU h yers. 3 011,WelI, The...............1 Olsen .h Ebaun ........... .ý..2 Pagiariule, 1). ...... ........., 10 Peaeook Ice, Cream .. 1....0 Public Service 00. ...49, CoverliII Quinlani & Tyson.............42 aenneekar flrug Co. ReBseil Wareheuso ............54 Ridge Avenue Pharmacy.... Ridge Read Flor1ts...........6 scbIoestUfr'5..................i Shore Lino Motors, ITac........ 2j Snider-Caze1l rug Ce ........ 9 Spaisli Kandy Kupboard SpauldînW.-Gor'aa.........18, 19 Spener Petroieum Co.0........ 20, Standard 011,Ce.. ...... 43 'State Tari Mutual Auto Ce. . >.20 Sterens, Edg»x.r A. u.,..17,20,839 Tatmafl.......... .. 1 Teatre de!]Lg............1 Valencia. iieatre . . 5 VanDou5dR'5................ 4 yinoy Park Hotel. .... Vogue Scitools .......... t Mrs. R. G. Read of Danvile spett eseveral days last week visiting the e James, W. Alders, 931. Greenwood »avenue. ADVERTISER PAGE Jowel Foo Stores .ý........... il1 Coffey Auto Repair... .1 Commiunlty Theatre .... ..5 Consumders GCe..... Cvf Co-Op, The....... ...40 Davis St.pet Sho»..........8s Dellourge, Elizabeth......20 Ericksofl, Ben ................0 F eltJPftU&hCurule............ Flrst Cllurch of Christ. Scieuit .................. FeieY Motor Sales0............4 Great.AUlantle,& Pàc1f le Teà Co. 13 Haibit,. 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