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Evening star., 1927-05-15
MARATHON TO DRAW
ARRAY OF SWIM N ERS

TORONTO, Ontario. May II (P.
The lineup for Toronto's s50.o0O
swimming marathon in the cool
waters of Lake Ontario, August 81, is
forming today among the natators of
10 nations.
The Canadian national exhibition.
which is sponsoring the 21mile grind
TO he held just off the company's fair
grounds, already has received in
quiries from more than so swimmers
as to the conditions of the race.
The United States leads in tentative
aspirants for the first prize of $25 900
with % probable starters. although
none of the country's leading perform
ers has yet come forward. Canada
has q delegation of IL. headed by
George Young. home town youth of Il,
who conquered the turbulent Catalina
Channel last January.
Sweden has two 'probablcs" in Nils
Johansson and Flitjaf Anderson, and
Germany has a pair in Ernest Vier-
hotter. who swan the English Chan
mel last year, and Otto kemmeriCh.
Two women are in the list, Mrs. F..
Dinorie of England and Jane Sion,
Belgian Channel swimmer. George
Michel, who shattered the English
Channel record: Ishak Helmy, Egyp-
tian hero of several Channel rescues;
Olav Farstad, Norway; Giovanni
Sahner. Italy, and A. Nawahi Of
Honolulu conclude the tentative for
eign field.
The grease bathing suit" made ia
nous by Lottie Schoemmel, will be
barred from the Canadian classic. En-
trance blanks contain the information
that bathing suits must he worn, al
though grease may be applied over or
under the suit
Evening star., 1927-05-15
LIZ Woman Pspes Here Sharkey Favoraby Lpresse Leonard
LOUISVILLE RESULTS

Larkv paft Mt t. 10 eSFioa &C. Johnson p SD 80
S5.33. 81. won: Picadlly. l05 Barnett :
81 SO 20. second Muldoon, Is tnale =.
Capstramo. McCuiloch Golden Sight, Dedans.
Hornsby, Roy Crofter. starbeck and Azure
sEcoND RACE s-year.olds;s -; furlongs .o
$40, wen: NJ isstep., ll6 ,Crump,,. ss 81.
second Hawkshaw I16 tODonneli,, $3.50.
third Time; o:55l.. Theodoric M,snoner;
"r THIRD IoN RACE Ave 4.yesr,olds Hd M: is mics
Flying Cloud. 1lJ tStrettonl 81. ~ 80,
$50, won: Estin, Is Nv. Garncrr $50.
S:.40,- third. Time, 1:54 *. Star Falcon.
DaE Tran and Fusileer also an.
FOURTH RACE. 2-year-olds; 4 X furlongs
e' won: Toro. f"o'" i1o Lang s.. saSo second
Time O:54 x Less K. Subcommittee SPICY
Ounce. GOLDEN Racket. Tea Barry. Critic ava
FIFTH RACE Kentucky Derby: :. miles
50 40. Won: osmand. is iss tssnde,. ST 10.
s'Sa sgcond; Jock. iso Lang. So;
Stocking. BUDDY Bauer, Black Panther HI,
Rip Rap. Be wIthu-t Bostonian. Fred j.
War Eagle. Scapl Flow and Hydrumel also
SIXTH RACE. 3-ycar.olde ,,p. fnrIons .
--indian Love Can. los IPascumaI St9.60.
$500 - 40, won: Prince Of Wales. 1:,0 ,C.
Langl. $40. 81 second. r. s. Jordan. ln,i
-. SMITH So, third. Time l.1". Renll-
tatIon, Sir Peter. Huntsman and Energy also
SEVENTH RACE. 3-year-ods up: mile
and 20 vards-nMount Beacon. IFS tLegerel .
tCrumpI. - so third. Time ~ King
Gorn ri. Token and Col. Board alsp ran.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
ROD AND STREAM
Bv Perry Miller

Department of the Interior. The
waters of several of the parks con
tain excellent native game fish, while
others were practically barren until
stocked with various species of trout.
In the work of stocking park lakes
and streams the Federal Bureau OF
Fisheries and the several State
hatcherles cooperate.
Last year more than 100000 black
spotted trout eggs and fingerlings
from the Federal hatchery on yell
lowstone Lake were planted in the
park streams, and S,000.0o0 eggs were
shipped to points outside. In Glacier
National Park 3,366.600 trout fly were
hatched at the Federal hatchery and
distributed throughout the park. and
in addition there were extensive
paintings of fingerlings.
Followers of lzaak Walton who visit
Crater Lake will profit from the ac-
ton of the State Game Commission
of Oregon. which shipped several
carloads of trout to the park.
Through State aid the waters of
Rocky Mountain and Lassen Volcanic
National Parks were stocked with
rainbow trout.
The fishing is regulated by the
department, in order that no partic-
u'ar stream or lake may be depleted
of its fish supply.
Fishing streams of Canada this year
are likely To attract a greater number
of American sportsmen than ever be-
fore. Fish eggs. fry, fingerlings and
young game fish were planted in
Canadian waters by the hundreds of
millions during 1926. The ma joritv
of the fry and eggs planted were of
salmon, while game fish included
various species of trout. planted in
waters favored by American sports
men.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
LEAGUE BOWLERS READY
TO REST TILL NEXT FALL
Competitive Season About Over in Campaign That
Has Been by Far the Best Ever Here-Nlany
Records Go by the Boards.

With the varied and sundrr disputes
amicably settled, Washington Ladies'
Association is also about to put its
books on the shelf for the season with
the unanimous opinion that Il good
time and successful campaign WAS had
by all.
Prizes We're distributed last night.
At least two teams. Beequcs and
Columbians will go To Philadelphia
next Saturday night to- roll in the
Quaker City open tournament. Termi-
nails may also he entered in that
tournament.
Special prize winners in the recent
w. &. d. A. tournament were an
nounCed by Secretary ArNille E.. Eber-
sole, who distributed the awards last
night before the annual bowling ball
at the Arcadia,
Cups and special prizes were dis
tributed as follows:
Bulletin cup. w. \. Webb; Times
cup. w. w. kessler; Herald cup, w.
T. Wolfe; Post cup, J. G. Brightman;
Convention Hall cup, O. II. j. Clark;
The Evening Star cup, .. Fl. p. Clark;
Oppenbeimer & Shah trophy. $. An
celo; King Pin cup, w. NJ Webb; w.
Fl. Wright belt and buckle, w. r..
y
w. r. Wolfe; Hecht Go. cuff links and
studs. j. {. BriShtman; Brunswick
cup. O. II. p. Clark: Sol HerZog belt
buckle. o. 1t. J.. Clark.
Recreation cup. w. +. Stork; Fash
ion Shop shirt, John Papas; Vienna
hat. Arthur Logan; Young Mems Shot
neclltic, r.. +. Heimer; ) pounds vii
kins coffee. |. Bilheimer and ". r.
Wolfe: pounds Peoples Drug Store
candy, Jack Whelan, r. Provost, r
Il. Ward and II X. Burtner.
Seventeen chapters of the Eastern
Star have entered teams in a new
bowling league. organized this Spring
by w. II. Dyre and Ray Cross. Ma
sonic League promoters. and the name
Eastern Ladies' League has been of
ticja!ly adopted. The grand chapter
of the sorority recently granted per
mission 10 use that name.
Mabel Jenkins, Bethany Lodge
president Of the league, has appointed
the following committee on bylaws
Youm3nS. Washington Centennial
| Hicks. Unity; Gervais, Brookland
with herself as chairman.
Teams will he admitted to the
league until September 10. the date
| set for arranging the schedule. 1t is
expected that 80 or more teams viii
| be in the loop when the season opens
next Fat
! Teams admitted to date are la Fay
cite, Mount Pleasant, Lebanon
! Areme, Bethlehem, Cathedral. Wash
! inGtop Centennial. Brool<land. Beth
any, Unity Federal. East Gate. Ruth
Naomi. Temple, William Hunt and j
| Il. Milans.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
RANK OUTSIDERS WIN
TWO BIG HANDICAPS
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK. May 14.--Whiskery {
great victory in the Kentucky Derby
at Churchill Downs today featured a
racing program that provided turf
followers at all the leading tracks
with more than the usual number of
thrills and financial jolts.
The feature races at PimliCo and
Jamaica had their share of the
dramatic as extreme outsiders came
home ahead of the favorites.
Amber, Jack. quoted at - to l in
the betting. sprung the surprise at
jamaica when he beat out Cherry
Pie. Navigator and Crusader in the
Excelsior Handicap. Crusader which
placed n poor fourth, was the favorite
at to T. The race was worth $500
To the winner.
Dangerous. paying s20.9o on 81
mutuels ticket, lived up TO his name
by taking the Pimlico Spring Handi-
cap. worth S7.100. With Banton and
Joy Smoke second and third, respec
lively. form players took n heavy
shaking as Canter and Singlefoot, IA
vorites, failed to place.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
AURORA RESULTS

FIRST RACE: 3-year,-ods and un: .fnr-
$50 $ 80 won: senor l0a tPetcrson'
$40. $3.50, second; Kendall. 107 'Herbert'
Amario c r, Worthincton. Sorline. Glenn
Theisen. invictus willie's Maid aud Mighty
SECOND RACE 3.year-olls aud nn: &
s1:;3o, 8. won: Jessie Belle, 90 tHerbertl
sac $50, second. Hec. III CDilleaI.
e ,hrd Mi%e BGb soRnE
sta. Sunny Land, Spanish Star and Tom r
THIRD RACE. .-year-olds. 5 furlongs-
won: Elevate. Jos tElston 81 so $50
third, Time :oa X Pandec r. Madam
E%sf TofRT4 1T pRfaeE RXcE Lee sso Td and nm
furongs-Chaff. 100 'Deprimal, ,Sa.0,
$50 81 Won Prince Ronald. 10 tElstonl;
so se.6o second; T., Shasta Gold to3
Billy Baughn> All Baba, ,Downcast, Gross.
bow, Scoop. Paula Shay. DR.. Cardenas and
FLAG of Truce also ran
mics-Balboa. lis iDellowl. 500. $5' 40.
g; so won: Florence Mills 100 tSeremba
S5 81 40 second: Devon loo tLynchi.
Nsse Wand Dimpe f' PGy1 Arsha ap'
Donan and Golden Mae also ran,
SIXTH RACE. 3-year-olds and up: mile
and 20 yards--aBetty EIvira, 100 tHerbert,.
$40 S.. second: Grass Maid. 113 ,Aaropl
Sweentona The Wire and CLIQUE also ran
SEVENTH , RACE 3,year;ods and un;
$3.50 s. so. $3.50 s Won Little Ammie. @ s'' a5
.,.,. ,,..,,:rso9,: s.. third third Time, BPS AZ
Destination. Sagamcok. Famine and Lexing-
ton Maid also ran.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
PlMLICO RESULTS

Betras Fissr fhGE m M!ryIc yeacods ior%"E siso
$3.50. won: Joe Adams. I13 MORRIS
$40, - 20 second; Rns On, Jos ttou-
Z, Care, Air Flight DnrbervilIe Erin Go
Brsgh Fair Justice and Riyanna also ran.
SECOND RACE. J-year.olds up; 6 fur
longs-Caifer lis fEricl<sonl. S17,"G,
$3.50. $40 second: Red Light los tTdy-
LORI, $40. third Time. :I6i. Douges.
Eddie Rickenbachcr Miss Fayette TomnN
Foster. Olin X Lemnos and Recprocate
THIRD RACE. 2-yoar-od- mile and ~
yarls--Delusjve I12 (Curraul So so S5.I0.
- 20 w N: Forehead. 103 tJackson| $3.50.
s.; second: zeod. u: tHmdgins,. ST. 10.
Mrth Brittanrc. 't Warfare SA'"", Bs"sy 11 sn1
FOURTH EACE. .-yoar-olds: ia fur
lcngs-cayuga l.,3 t>mith' $3.50. -,
$50 won: Windfower. l@n tPeterneltl
Fator, $50 third Time 0:55t s. To-
anna Rundale. Leyland. Inlaid and Rhubarb
also ran
n. Firth RACE ,; aBBsar,oIds va 6 X mile; =
SIS. second: Joysmoite 116 Smith. $50.
third. Time: / 49,. SnSlcfoot. Canter,
CudgaLerr and ! Fred a. also ran,
All fTH bue RffF IS Barne. qar9Gs s pr d tusG?s sso
S..?l second. Knockany. 1TD Emery
$40. third. Time, 1.l5. War Gold, Boom
and rhansiIot also ran.
and 20 yArds--Maxie. IFS ,Erickson' +,
$500 $40. $3.50. won: Tiie I07 (Cur-
RAM. $40. $50 second: Powder. 3
Edv ards,,., SOLO. third, Time, :is+A,
Compromise Speedy Prince and Play On also
ran.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
BOSTON BOY is PUNCHING
WELL WITH BOTH HANDS
Jack Appears Bigger and Stronger Than When He
Fought McTigue-Fsts no Longer Brittle.
Is Confident He Can Beat Maloncy.

bandaSin~ them for me, and he's c"f
me so that | la ndaSe them myself
correctly Now I can hit anything
with them and not fear that they ~ili
crack rp on me
Harry Kelly is tho man who trained
Johnny Wilson while The latter WAS
nlddleWeiGht champion, but he ais"
has tho distinction of having been
trainer Of Jim Maloney for about
%ear and half. He is smart Ctau
and should prove valuable asst' -
SharkeN. especially in this coming bat
tie. For Kelly certainly knows lot
about Maloney's style
Sharkey certainly looked great t..
day. His wind is good, his spirits Al"
fine. he has the winning morale and
he has unbounded confidence in his
ability 10 beat Maloney. OF course,
am not prepared finally to give an
opinion as to which | think will win.
and vii! not he until | have given
MaioneV a careful scrutiny in train
ing. | am to spend q day at his train.
ing camp md will tell what ] think OF
hlm in my next article. which will ap-
pear on Tuesday.
tCupyrI~ht 1877
Evening star., 1927-05-15
AKRON RESULTS

c,slpssan sIRsn kisE IS Hsy sao S so
won; The Maid. ll2 Jack SOM, 81. $40
second. Ella Rufus. 10i tHemsleln'. $50
third; Time. O;4o. Lady Edna. Panzan and
" SECOND ' RACE. :s.year-olds and up: 6
furlonss-Lou Shank. lib Banks 80 90.
$a.6O $3.50; won: BALTIC; 30 'kingslandi; !;
= 90 $3.50 se.%nH; Hapns Hobo iot
Bruen, ,Rill.. Rosemary RYAN. Paddock and
THIRD RACE $;year.elds aud up: I..s
m'ies-Che, sS II ,McEWen' S1;to
S6.40. third Time. i so % Vendor. Irish
Pat, Mountain Chief. irresponsible. Lady
Flnnell; Jim Sanda, Drummond and Terrible
FOURTH RACE. a;yesr-old and up; 81
S s6;so, Won wishton Wish. los col
ss sssei g. ,eGoGd ,SoG MAT MABEL Il SIS ~ ~
Naughty Nlsba. Lazy Newton. Boots Last.
Isabel. Clarinonde Hope. Janetta and Tease
FIFTH RACE, 3-yesr-olds and up: ,G1s
land,. 500 $500. second: sue Barker
% tJeftries'. $500, third. Time. 80 SO.
GonMithim anG Rosabella also ran.
S3.6n. won: Ealence Ill iJeffrles) So so
$50, second: Arrowhawk. 10T Hardy
$40. third. Time. 80. Uncertain. Win
nipeg, Buckaroo and Shepherd of the Hills
SEVENTH RACE. s.vcar-olds and up:
m,le--Billiken, ia lCollnsl S1t 80. $500.
sfao Ps,z sso : 60 sss91d ,s,Ia Pre- Press Gang aa
Boots. Liberty National Air Mali and ira
falgar also ran.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
JAMAICA RESULTS

FIRST RACE. 3-year-olds and up: FUR.
longs--Black Maria. 1"6 Breilningi. II IL
20 ! to 3. out, Won Accomplish. 104 tMc-
Cow, 3 to ]. out. second: Corvette, lis
lHorvath'. out, third. Time. 1:12is
Ladiya also ran
SECOND RACE. 3-ycsr-olds aud up; fur-
out ont won Sandy. IL lsjimon. to $
4ot to Sfc0 3 Third paa1n Tme G H. Nome Preese
and Leperre de Tanville also ran.
THIRD RACE. 3-year-olds: ; furIongs--
Ariel, III IL, FatOrl. ! Ia 20. ] tn &. out.
TO 20, second, Mowlee. III tCatroneb. out,
third Time. o 80 Rosinante Pondy Snort
Hallahan Distraction. Groueher and Kirk
FoURTH RACE. a-yearolds and up: II
miles---Amber Jack, 10. tMcCoy'. 30 TO /.
To l. even. won: Cherry Pie. 10 Burke l..
10 4 out. second: Navigator, los Me
Alife'. out; third. Time. Al. Crusader
FtFTH RACE 2-year-olds: 8 furlongs--
Eddie Ahern. 1S tMCoyl. = tn /. 3 to /.
3 10 >, won: Silenus. 11S tFronkl. Q to 10.
to ;, second: Sublevado. 11S IL. Fatnrl
to =. third Time. O:59t, EItkn. Gal
lantry. D Avolo. Golden Auburn. Full Speed.
Trappv. Eastern Star H. Polly Wog. PEN
curragh and Gold Bet also ran.
SIXTH RACE. 4-year-olds and no: I X
! 10 /, 6 to s. won Korean. ia Rails
, to 3. / to 5. second: Friday. 18th. li0
tRobhins'. 3 to 5, third Time. AZ q
VarbriGht, Prattle. Lucky Beggar Graeme.
BelphzOnia and Highwayman also ran.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
LORRAINE GULF is BRIGHT
STAR OF WOMAN BOWLERS|
Nearly Every All-Timc Record Held by Her and
Teammates-Final Test of Season Due Next
Saturday in Philadelphia Tourney.

prizes possible for her Ia win, were
taken with good scores.
Her record places her first among
the ranking women pin spillers nf the
District. During the closing matches
Ut the Ladies' League schedule she
esta hlished new all-time high game,
spiling 1863 pins. The record prob
ably will weather several seasons.
The best previous mark Was i55 held
by the same star.
High SET Mark Stands.
.All-time high set mark OF 395. cs
tablished 10y GuIli last year was not
broken this season, although she
came within a few pins of reaching
the mark on several occasions.
Other members Of the BecQue
team are Bertha Grcevy. catherine
QuiSley. Bronson Qua aitos and Pauline
Thomas. regulars. ana Gladys BY
waters. substitute. All Of these girls
are among the ranking alleNotteS Of
the District. ByWaters rolled but
few sets during The season. the five
regulars competing in practically
every match that the team rolled,
This fact reveals one reason why the
Bceques were So successful.
Members OF ahc BeeqOeS were
mainstays on the Ladies' League
inter city team. At least three and,
in some cases. all berths on the
league team were held by the cham
pionship team how'ers. Their rec
ords in these matches were of the
same high calher. losing but one set
during the inter city matches.
\ major task remains before the
Reeoues before they diShand for the
season. ON next Saturday night they
will go to philade' 'phia 10 enter the
Quaker City tournament. The best
teams in the country will compete
and a victory there will assure the
local five of any championship that
it may wish "a claim. If in usual
form on that occasion, there is little
doubt that top honors will be col
lcctod by the Beeques.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
EAGUE bowling here will go into
Summer seclusion this week and
will not be officially revived until

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Summer seclusion this week and
will not be officially revived until
IL next Kali.
Continuous growth in popular
ity Of the sport here was even more in
evidence this season than before. with
more teams and leagues completing
successful seasons in their first year
out and ready to carry on.
All-time and association marks were
assa ulted with success in every class,
with the result that at least seven all
time records We're shattered during the
season.
With W. c. u. 4. sweepstakes tour
nament out of the way and prizes won
during the tourney presented last
night at the annual bowling ball at the
Arcadia, but one outstanding event re-
mains. The Masonic League closes its
schedule Friday night after a 40-team
race in which several teams have
flashed brilliantly at various times.
La Fayette has clinched the cham.
pionship in that league, with several
teams battling for the next six or
seven berths.
While the schedule ends next Friday
night. several postponed games remain
10 be disposed of on the following Mon
day
twenty-five bowlers are eligible at
present to roll in the spccia individual
cup championship which is FOR only
those who have competed in every
game during the season. These games
will be rolled next week also.
Is Banner Season.
The 1o2627 bowling campaign in the
District rings down the curtain on the
biggest and best season yet.
Not content with hauling in local
honors, many teams stepped onto for
ei@n drives and defeated some of the
best in this section. In intercitN
matches the local quints gained the
lions share of the laurelS
In several special events, Washing
ton duckpnnors also triumphad. Glenn
Wolsteuholme and Howard Campbell
outrolled six competitors from Boston,
| Brooklyn and Baltimore several weeks
ago tG climax the intcrcity events.
WolStenholnlo displayed the most
accurate skill in mems ranks this sea
son and it is probable that the trophy
offered by w. e. -. a. to the bowler
making the best showing during the
season will 90 To him. His bowling
/ has been of the highest order in inter
! city clashes although not as impress
! %ive rs some others IN league compe'
| tition.
| Wolstcnholme, Mcgaw. Burton
| Campbell. Logan and other veterans
were unable To gather all the honnrs,
| however. w. w. kessler. Company +
| star Of IIyattsville, and II. II. Baxter
stepped into the limelght long enough,
to tie for all-events honors in the big
tournament, an occurrence that hat
never been recorded before.
| Bradley Mandley contributed such
! splendid work in four leagues that ms
name headed the list of ranking bowl
ers in the District selected by officials
OF w. &. y. A. and sport writer's
! This is newly created honor and will
be sought earnestly throughout the
| next season
While most attention is now turned
to the 19@7.9S season plans. the bowl
! ing alleys are not to be neglected dur
ing the next month or during the
| warm weather.
Although there is a decided decline
in bowling during the hot months
| thoresais always Il demand from the
real enthusiasts who keep in shape
the year around.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
MAL0NEY- Y-SHARkEY
BOTH IN FINE TRIM

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, May 1.-THE cry of
the ballyhoo bird. ringing loud
through heavyweight fistic circles for
the past week, slillcd today before
the prospect of a real fight.
No mysterious telephone calls rams,
in Tex Richards Madison Square
Garden offices IL announce Jack
DempSeys return to the ring. No
letters called for secret conferences.
Not even picture postal card from,
the former world champion arrived
in the mail.
In their respective training camps
at Stillmans gym here and Pomp-
ton Lakes. y. j., Jack Shar<ey and
Jimmy Maloney turned in the pre-
final licks that are to prepare them
for an all Boston heavyweight elimi-
nation semi-final battle al the
Yankee Stadium Thursday night.
The winner of the tilt will meas
ure fists with Jack Dempsey for the
right to tackle Gene Tunney in the
champions Fall defense of his heavy
weight crown if Dempseys come
back campaigning carries him past
the first hurdle-Paulino Uzcudun.
Maloney. heavy -fisted conqueror of
Jack Delaney in the Winter cam
P'iSft anu Ii'''t N.Y. NiCtoI Wy tCCHHi-
cal X. =. route over both Harry
Wills and Michael McTigue. have
gone about their training work quiet
ly. Today Maloney scaled over 200
pounds and was pummelng his spar
ring partners with new-fuund vi
ciousnesS. Sharkey. down to 195
pounds and ready To dry out to his
fighting weight, 1SS. believed him
self ripe as a peach" for the fray.
Deputy commissioners of the state
boxing board have pronounced both
in perfect physical trim.
Odds on the pair fuCtuated in varl-
Gus quarters today with the prospect
of even money prevailing when they
enter the ring Thursday night. The
preliminary card To the main tilt.
which is scheduled for X rounds,
will consist Of five 6-rounders.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
MOHAWK NINE TO PLAY
EASTERN SHORE CLUBS

In addition TO the game with East
port at Annapolis this afternoon.
Bottle Cox has booked two games
for tho MohaWks this week.
ON Tuesday Parksley Of the Eastern
Shore League will he met ut Parksley.
and the following day Salisbury of
the same league will he played at
Salisbury. The following players are
requested Ia report at the clubhouse
AT noon today: Berhle, Burns, Bern
hardf, Stoner. Tripp. Tucci. Grot2,
Barry, Brown, Warburton.