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NEWS OF THE TERRITORY
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HAWK GF THE WILDERNESS. Herman Rrix, Mala ami others are current in the Republic serial.
DEL-MAR-VA
Delmar
Delmar, NORRIS TINGLE, manager, arranged with the Lions Club for a toy matinee.
Dover
GEORGE SCHWARTZ, owner, Capitol, gave a benefit for the Dover Eligli School with "The Great Waltz.”
forced to withdraw from all future games this season.
Team standings:
Won
'Lost
Percent
Columbia
19
1 1
.63 3
Loew’s
. . . 17
10
.630
National Screen
. . 18
12
.600
RKO-R.idio . . .
. . . 17
13
.567
Metro
... 17
13
.567
Horlacher
14
13
.519
20th Century-Fox
. . . 1 i
19
.367
D. C. Poster
. . . 4
26
.133
Easton
CHARLES 1’. HOWARD has been transferred by the Schinc circuit from manager, State, Tupper Lake, New York, to a like post at the Avalon.
Federalsburg
TOM 0”BRIEN has been named the manager. Federal.
Hurlock
VARIETY CLUB
T ent No. 1 1
All members of Variety arc invited to attend the presentation of the incubators, modern birth equipment by the Welfare Committee December 29.
JOHN J. PAYETTE, CARTER T. BARRON were kings-for-a-day at the A. JULIAN BRYLAWSKI "decapitation” party.
The annual "Bingo” party December 5 was truly a success. Everybody was happy, particularly in knowing the money spent will go for a good cause. q §
Hurlock is out for business with plenty of competition in the area.
J. SEIDMAN
D. BRODSKY
BOWLING
Richmond
Byrd team went into two game lead in the Neighborhood League by taking two games from last year’s champions Brook-vue. State, with Whitaker rolling a set of 3 34, took three from the Capitol. Wcsthampton took three from the Office.
League standing:
Won
Lost
Ave.
Byrd
20
10
.667
Grand
18
12
.600
Wcsthampton . .
18
12
.600
State
18
12
.600
Brook-vue
18
12
.600
Capitol
13
17
.433
Yen-ton
11
19
.366
Office
4
26
.133
League records:
High individual
game, Ravdin—
-145.
High individua
I set, Williams,
Ovcrcash
—3 5 6.
High team game, State — 5 66.
High team set,
State — 153 1.
Washington
With Columbia taking two, while National Screen was dropping three, the Galantymen went into first place.
D. C. Poster last week informed the league that it was unable to complete the schedule,
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