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The Nome nugget., 1928-12-01
HOOVER MAKES FIRST
 SPEECH OF GOOD WILL.

AMAPALA, Honduras, Nov. 27, (R - Herbert Hoover, President elect of the United States, in the first speech of his tour to Gen. tral and South America declared he is making the trip to learn more of the common problems of the Western Hemisphere that he might be "better fitted for the task that lies before him."
 Speaking before a large audi ence of Honduras government off, ciais and citizens. Mir. Hoover de- clared that the Western Hemisphere is all interested in the one great task the advancement of the well fare of the people irrespective of the countries. Tie nations of North and South America are pledg- ed througl: the blood of our fore fathers to national independence, self government, the development of the individual through orderly lives as the only sound foundation of human society,"
 He concluded his speech with a plea for the constantly improving understanding between the United States and her neighboring na- tions.
 LA UNION. San Salvador. Nov. 27. LP) AIr. Hoover described the mutual respect between the countries of North and South Am erica as the foundation of all the existing sound international rela- tic ns, in his second speech of his good will tour.
 He also declared that upon inter- national economic relations the foundation of other progress must rest. adding And our international economic relations can have only one real foundation. They can grow only out of each of us. They cannot flourish in the society of the degradation of any of us for our econc mic progress is mutual in that 1t is not competitive"
 But economic relations, Hoover pleaded. should not be the only medium of international amity. He urged q freer exchange in pol itical ideas, education and science, as means of bringing about "the enduring peace of mutual respect"
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-01
ELECTION RETURNS

The election returns arrived on the mail from Haycock and Noun tain villave leaving but one pre- cfnct, Stuyshok to be heard from. The figures are given below:
 Name Haycock Mt. Vii. Total
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-01
MONDAY
COAST GUARD CUTTERS OUT
 SEARCHING HALIBCT BOATS

JUNEAU. Nov. 24, ,Pl - The Coast Guard Cutters Cnalga and Cygan sailed today to search Alas kan waters for the overdue haii- but schooners Brunvol, owned by C.. B1omquist, and the Imperial. owned by J. C. Rom, both of ketchikan. Each vessel has a crew of six men. and were last seen by the fishing fleet in the vicinity of Yakutat, nine days since the close of the halibut season, and neither craft has been reported since.
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-01

He says that 1t looks good for a big fox catch this winter. One polar bear has already been taken at Tigera.
 Supt. Mcrelande:, of the Bureau of Education returned here on the 18th of November from a tour of inspection of the Kobuk and the Selowik river countries, where he inspected the Bureau of Education
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-01

Total area ...... 75.S17 Acres
 This claim Is on unsurveyed ground 5.5 miles N. N. W. from the town of Nome and mouth of Snake River in Cape Nome Re- co-dfng Precinct. Territory of AL aska. U. s. L. M. No. ? to which this claim is tied is q limestone about sxs 1t. 1t. above surfAce. mkd. on top U. s. L. Ms No. and (x) for true point, with stone mound 3 1t high alongside and is situate at foot of limestone bluf about 1900 ft East of Anvil Greek in Lat s4 degrees s3h minutes N. Long. ,1s6 degrses 24 minutes w.
 The adjoining claims are on the North the Argus placer unsurvey- cd; on the South Hatikwa placer unsuryeyed both ownel by claim ant herein: on all other sides. un- surveyed and unknovn.
 Location Notice of Bsrtha at Page s11 Book 1Os, Lucky stone at Page 3l2. MrA at Page s1l, Rebecce at Pags Ill Records Cape Nome. Recording District. Territory of Alaska. THoe. D. yENsnN, RssistsF. pyblist Nov. le. II, 3l, Dc. l. :, as. ss. as. 1ets, aaa Jaa. 5. 1889.
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-01
AIRPLANE NEWS

Noel Wien with his Stinson- De- troiter left this morning for Can dle. with the mail and four pas sengers, but on account of stormy weather was forced to return to Nome.
 As soon as the plane has made the Candle trip. it is expected to leave for Fairbanks with the first class letter mail.
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-01
SEATTLE. Nov. 25-26. P,

SEATTLE. Nov. 25-26. lP) - after a two days search oil the coast around Juneau the United States Coast Guard cutters Unalga and Cygan were unable To find any trace of the halibut schooners I'm perial and Brunvol. last seen Nov ember 18th of Middleton Island b. the halibut schooned Thor. A very heavy storm followed The Thor's crew believes that the Brunvol may be sheltered along the coast back of the islands.
 The Imperial was last seen by c. Erlandsen. captain of the Sonic which arrived in Seattle Saturday.
 The Coast Guard vessels were or dered by Captain John C. Berry. the commander of the district. to keep searching until the two ships are found or until it is definitely established that they are lost
 The Unalga is searching the out side waters while the Cygan is now searching the inside passage.
 Captain Berry is hopeful that the two ships will be rescued He said They are seaworthy ships and they are manned by seaworthy crews. and almost invariably they turn np all right"
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-01
PATENT APPLICATION NOTICE Mineral Survey No. 1882
 Nome Serial O683 In The United States Land once, At Nome, Alaska.
 November ., 1923.

Notice Is hereby given that c. z. Shallit, whose postofice address is Nome, Alaska. has made applicat tion in the United States Land Office at Nome, Alaska, for patent for his consolidated placer mining claim, consisting of Bertha, Lucky Stone, Myra and Rebecca Locations, situ- ate on the flats of Snake River about miles northerly from the town of Nome in the Cape Nome. Recording District, Territory of Al aska, and within the Nome Land District and designated by the Cad astral Engineer in Charge for AL aska, as Mineral Survey 1862, the, exterior boundaries of which as set forth in Plat and Field Notes on file, are as follows, magnetic varia- tion varying at different corners IT degrees N. 10 minutes E. to Is degrees N. 10 minutes E.
 Beginning at Cor. No. 1 Bertha Placer, this survey. identical with location, fir post ins. sq. 3 1t. long, IS ins. in ground, scribed 1B- 1862 with earth mound 24 ins base 12 ins high around same. D. S. L. NJ. No. ? bears S. 65 degrees 52 minutes E. 7750.11 it: thence N. 57 degrees 57 minutes w. 660 it. to Cor. No. 2. a fir post 4 ins. So. 3.5 it long IS ins. fin ground, scribed 2B-1862 with earth mound "A ins. base 12 ins. high around same: thence N. 24 degrees 14 minutes E. 1872 1t to Cor. No. 3, being Cor. No. of Lucky Stone Placer; thence N. 27 degrees 47 minutes E. 1414 1t. to Cor No. Lucky Stone Placer; being Cor No. 2 Myra Placer; thence N 3S de- grees 05 minutes E. 1304.5 1t. to Cor. being Cor. No. 3 Myra cnd Cor. No. ? Rebecca Plat $: thence N. A degrees Is. mir g. E. 12S5 it. to Cor. being Cor. No. 3 Rebecca Placer; thence s. AS degrees 52 minutes E. GAP it. be- ing Cor. No. Rebecca Placer; thence s. 40 degrees 40 minutes w. 114S.5 1t to Cor. being Cor No. Rebecca and Cor. No. 1 My ra Placers; thence S. 45 degrees IS minutes W. 141O 1t. to Cor, being Cor. No. 1 Myra and Cor. No. 1 Lucky Stone Plccers; thence s. 25 degrees 64 minutes W. 1423. it. to Cor, being Cor. No. l Lucky. Stone and Cor. No. 1 Bertha Plac- CTS: thence 20 degrees 5S, min utes w. 1921 it. to Cor. No. Bertha Placer and place of begin ming.
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-01
EVERYTHING LOOKS GOOD
 IN POINT BARROW COUNTRY

KOTZEBUE, Nov. 2S, - Xyakpuk Johnson, the Poin. Baarrow Mail Carries arrived here with the Point Farrow fail on November 27th. He reports that in that section, everybody is in good health, and that there is lots Of snow between Tigera and Point Barrow.
 schools, and the reindeer herds.
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-01
FOOTBALL SCORES $

Northwestern s7. Dartmouth .. Illinois 8, Ohio state 2. : <. Michigan 10. Iowa 7. F
 Harvard 17, Tale c.
Evening star., 1928-05-06
AURORA RESULTS

ongs@doid Mint, o1f III olfS 5Parmslea ma sP ssIG
60. s$3s. .won S'lyer Queen ee
:t2 As. Move IN Seth. MaJos Lft'fs
Guinea washoe. Riot Pred Piper Psut
Weidel Cd and Rapier also ran.
SECOND PLACE. 3-yesr-olds and up 3
y sgri2ngsI % a. ,i5 ,is5rosdnoor liz wolfe as
e 30. 81 20 second suDor Frank 4
iP8rmaleeb Sass third. Time f2 4-5.
Edgewster Col SrbOoIer Dancing. Tnrscs.
Bsha and Berry Picker s!s0 ran.
Peggy los Hoffman S..5s. SIS.
Sj-s4 won Jack Haskell. 100 5f4eylanes =.
S6.16. - =; seocond. Biack Daring. l.,
RUBY Zuis Azoe Lena N. and Harmony
FORTH RACE. a-year-old. and M. %
m lrionEs-,Prisonsr =, p. I95 Allen - -.
ze,onel $3.50 $50 second Bou6is Ora.
100 tW0Dlft - - tnird Tfrue ] I = -
Seventeen sixty. Colored Servant and A.
aeonda also ran
FIFTH RACE. 3-yss--oIds; rni,e ard ~
S5os SiaG ao1 Rip Rap. Iii ,J5Ss. I5r,-.. =
= - - sse"usi: Devon. Ill tHoIu1s~i
- IS third. Tinne I:43ss Flora " Car
's sIxTH RAcE r ~ TsTgG 5ys5rods sii2 and No rs
nllieS-M0r0ceo. lo3 'Lanfioti - -
S.i5@. @3 - Won Dseds. 1rT fNs~s-
= 81 S41s second Tsmst TIs Gnzelor-
~50S third. Time. .497x Miss Chiriruv
Torches and Arahtsu also ran.
SEVENTH RACE 4-ysar-olds and W. e
nliiez-ADpiecr0ss ia ALLEN. S3as - >
Ssa4 won, Frsya. los Iuzalonet S4.lC.
S5.5s, third. Time 5s@ Ops7 Hs74.
Hsnpv New Year SaSanIoek Sf7r rsEss1
and Lsnoil siso ran.
Evening star., 1928-05-06

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Fsnyrnton Harry Mills EsFn,ohI ,n us"ss
George N,,,le woodberry inhn kerins'
AMERICAN LEGION
sEcTI0N u.
prssrtIA-Toseph Kiernan. Victor L4nn.
rz1tsve Wilson Dawson. Jaeh uaa.e,,,
rhompson R4Enld99md prad Mann ro'' xrthnr Ford Eyer
Laa'l, Il. n n,,,lssii william Gonchers Harry EhN
t,sh and James Mefaflane' pruss Howard
CA-Sis,evS t,eys9 Ksrrtgan. Jules Prni,, Tiar-
snrs Merryman. cia!ide Joh',vs vsn,ss Eeit and
sirnoi Lawrence Monaco. 'S"''s
Jo.sa2sa aa bRRiIccrxrarey Manpin John pay'sl p.gl
2 And,sf,s,nn ,d,,,.,, Hs'i. george wodd. Ehwln
sda.,x FGward Glasscork Wlhlahs ,nn
Milison Harry johnson AT" i-'"'"
hIAypdpit hIrAydtEy 4. r.-Charles Moslow Kenneth Kenneth
wood Carroll Kuhns,r,' Willan'! 1siF Friei Rsy.
Danieis cha'lens n.l@tn Ls,,e Holt James GeorIs
@and non IT,, ha"v "v,ccbs ms' w,iieg, Douglas Jacob
BiMnhsrs ana wllia5a wllAn1s,o h'' Boyelo Walter
hurley Albert Huntt. SSlF an schnr ,h" 1iit"n
Bsek Harold Cohen. DaY'' w,iitam miller.
nsrrv nu.rt~ Petroia Joseph Hnry'E, Louis 9''r'"
and hn~s,s1p y~asspEiA' R M. si--Robert F9o,e
..'.I:p3 ALnA1s sion Psui Trayers Rush h"h. ni
npt Nmgen,. Charle. caben nennis Melvin
!aTher Paul BerhsI- phafy N'na Claude e. Nixon aud
At. sTErHEN-Ja%css. a. w''I,ams Rags,, aai. aay.
fpond Curtin Robert AZ tt''Ipp InprppenSrock John
nsnm nnsm nerna,d Thsden Charles Burke a.eyey -
fortin William pogghaertlSi ~ uiss ns'"'' ~
co, @outsTutAN TGEHs--.cafi woiyeg,on ',,,
s,,hasd saY.on. August saeh. Ed%af1s -, -,
ler william Addn,s,on' Addison Ioe e Hartman. Thomas
,f9,s@eH te,ans,rd Merflman Harry aaShih'
nd Hartman Chsnoseth- ,....,,...s,
aaEEiCAN LEGION Class '"'"""'''
SECTION A.
c0giNTHiaNss-s,,,aanifEg E,nsh,.ys nns," s"Hm Hmiier
| us,rv Cotilf0wef Edward kle io9as ~,
Rark Marry TATE {ohn s'fpsa nsas,d h6,,'s Gan.
tter and Leonard Megbs'
mEuct'RY~issao Gordon Loonis Nohrn
| Herman fs0TtIou john Monet naa 4. .,sv
| Zen pefuard Eiaisow, William hhhs. HsIta
l bel. ,'1' aus ureehen Alfred Reinfs. Joht,
| 3iserson i Maftowiz Harry Morris A'''
''',, ,,,.. Elm STANDARDS frank peyins
| nspnsrd I,eh Charles Hs~hihs hffnist a,
| pnsntsG Arthur King John Hslig'. 'Etis tis
| Wilson Howard Altman "li'@Ft i''F a''
pLA>sky .ArnLETm ctIn.,J"sss"h ail,., sos,
Bisn stahsburs fiiin'Ho - nta'n,s"'i,'. ] t.F,v nar.
,ee ~" janes James wsliina, Harry shaw q, JlD.l Jach
| Dayida0n frank Wsnn lh"ma5 ''e''e
powuATAs ATHLETIC cLib~~heb Tal}
| ..t Samuel slsi4berger Daniel ds hs9sa
| e,iossltnutev Gene swift Bon hhsn~, , |,
f@n,isf Charles Filah. Daniel hessleF
tfha,ies 04Iigley 0liyef Upton aiid william
ieHisine,
| ttA9aIN pOeT--Denyge nrandt WitiaB
| niigeuLeggfr RAYMOND Henderson Robert
| pa9is9u JDseBh Harding beIharti l,lhsltt
Eolsri DuHgtuFd Edward Ford tBTl Wtha!l
sea W siunpts Hiehafd i.anahah u
~ yehe and David kapihn
MDDDsIDE- Nell Holtaegd tgIl sense
| man GaJgln DHraHd Herbert Hehdrtftt
Hgngae Enmetich hpei Vsfs stewart Inp
T. MilliKen ChH Belt Paul buusf; william
ALVIN Itasd Thompson Philip Aetufhy ana
Elmsf DAVE
yHa sP0HT sHDP George Ne i1zlet
Ea~srd fogGeil + Brew. " 'fanahail.
n LapaRe@ y smith hirhand Fltl
sspsid II ksjiei aad II Makssui
Evening star., 1928-05-06
COLUMBUS PARK RESULTS

on FIRsT RACE i ;Hs;, syeared; q Il ~ 4, tsrlga -
%on; Phroneehei'a. IL tBurneyl 81,
Sea6o S s9af s 20 h, g9o0Tq,Ss @s os! eSd pn.t as
MISS. Se,ths Stranger Eitece ami Touy the
SEcoSn RACE. 4,year-olds aud NJ: .
iurlongs-ENultaut, liz HAY ST So, So
- $50 SH sa son Bea,r"s, stef,,, A@f5 i"i III
,Bnrne,l III - third T,n,s is -.
Pure Dee Ansrtionate Mary. Rosemary
Ryan. Carr shining Iisht and Guy C'sytou
THiRp RACE. 4.year-oid. and az. q far,
longs~~ktn Folks lu3 tSeahpl $ts 80
SSs" % $50 81 SG W." s@eond Golden t"es. ios
'Shropshlrel 81, thtrd. Time l rs, LIB
eriy Nst'onal Lnysi LeTi,on tgeawne.. ,,,,,..
FOURTH RACE 3.yca. -oid.s Sts tor.
si%.so = So "'sa1fa saaa y" ~on. fHSs' ze6Ss iol
tSeaho,, 81. 500, Second; peeral,a- io4
ter S Msssie Sat" George M~has >wappv Psi M niar
Rose. Tea Berry aud keenltte also rau
FIFTH RACE, 4.year,olds,' ! n,,r .,;.osl and !"
,shropsh,re' saio, S%So se'oa,; egs>s-
i:4s As Grsne stone. sunny p,y,slesd
The Tailor Valiant, Pauorel aed Devil
SIXTH RACE tycar-olds and up l mite
and 20 yards-hlnc ta,ldis, % Seae" =
$40 40, SAS0 - won, AtsstsSipni Io
shropshire - 50. thirt. Time 80
Reltfroui Phenol Randel- Bud BUD Kendall
The Archer and Irresponsible alsn ran
SEVENTH RACE t,ve8r.nlds and un. I
wila amt ~ Nartl~---t' 'yeturlcn TOO tNtf.
tiamsl S3A ~ ~ 20 ~n SO Wrack
Raw i0t Rnnnerl 81 81 so ~ecoud Gii-
noiS King iO5 tCnltnni ~ ~ thlr,t Tine.
la'a san San ivS Flank Attack. Auuk,
Eng Itsne and Hartman also ran,
EIGHTH RACE i,vraf,old~ and up. fttf-
lnues-~ina Fax los tSeshni aS0 - 80
81 ~ @nn, Fallen teaf to tAront - to
81 40 Serond. 0mbTage, iln tThsllkilt1
Nj 20 third, Time Is y, Barthelme*~
NAlespa Saltes Valley kAlAkau&. Doctor
Barnes and Rest Friend aIsu ran
Evening star., 1928-05-06
R. r. AND P. LEAGUE
WILL OPEN TUESDAY

ALEXANDRIA. Va, May 5.-Rich-
mond. Fredericksburg a. Potomac Rail-
road Co. Athletic Association OF Poto-
mac Yards will open It's league schedule
Tuesday with the Mechanical Depart
ment playing Transportation Clerks on
the new field which has been laid out
directly across the river. between Alex
andria and Washington. from the Poto-
mac yards Supt r.. M. Colvin VIII
throw out the first ball
Managers OF the various teams are.
Mechanical. Leon Devers Transpor-
tation Clerks. Garrett. Trainmeh,
Gates. Bureau and Accountants Joe
Theimer. and Transfer, Young. COM
mission composed OF San Steinherger
and Eddie Allen has been named to
control the league.
The schedule:
= similar league Is operated by the
r., r. 8 r. at Richmond, Va. and pres"
ent plans call for post-season series
between the champions of the Potomac
Yards and Richmond Loops to deter
mine the title of the entire road.
Athletic Director Robert Mcdonald
has announced that while no stands
have been erected as yet. temporary
new field bv June
First Half.
May Mechanical - Transport atl"n
tietks' s. Tfainmen Bureau ahd AZ
tbiniants. !, Transfer IS. Mechanical -
JfhnepnFiallon Clerks vs., Ttainmrn IN ~
ttau Ahd Accountants -. Transfer ~
IfansDortati0n Clerks Vs. Transfer @h
Ifainmen ". Mechanical. "a, Hureah ahh
accounts Vs. TRANSFORMATION tletkst -
Jnne,-i fareau aud Account. ~, -. Ne
"hshl"al: J. Irainmen ", Bureau hnh A.
faintAnts' q TranHporiatnn Clerks - Me
fhanlnali :. Transfer IS TfntnmeH ~ hu-
reau md Accounts vs. Tfanspnriation Clerks
IN Mechanical - Transfer! TX 1ransiei
" nutean and Accountants 20 Mrchahi'Sl
" Itainmen, ~, Transportation clerks "
lfhnhtef 70 Tfalnmen We Trhnsn"fthihh'
| tlerkE. -. Mechanical Ps. Bureau and At-
second Half.
JulR~~0, Trankporthtiun CLERKS Vs Me
ahhh"hli IL bureau AMI Accountants We
Iththmeni ~ Mechanical -. Transfer. ld
ifalnulen W, Transportation CLERKS, 20
Transfer ~ Hureaa aud Accountants ~
rhhnieai Vs Tfalnmen, ~ TrBnsnartatiuu
.lhlks ". Bureau and Accountants 30
Irainnien w, Transfer
=, AlEtst~~-tt, Bureau and Accountants We
fFainment y Mechanical W Tfauppogiation
tlefkst 10, TTainmen VS.. Transfer. ~ TRAITS
,'1it1tioH Clerk, te. Bureau and Accountants
~ Transfer W. Mechanical; 30 lufenn AID
Mechanical - Transfer " TganAp0rtatinn
alefke ~ TRANSFORMATION f'iefks w
Mech aHiua
Evening star., 1928-05-06
LEXINGTON RESULTS

FIRST RACE .3,yeat,solds and ap fu.9ri'tSS 3
~ 10. won Seninoa los Garner, ;, .; ;9s 9s
'nir,i ''r3 Tims iii ii a. ~" viscoss Rixey Gal
idn ioptng pawn aud H,prias also ran, -,
SECOND RACE, @"year-o,y nia'ae'sSi III
x@3S - ~ ven, Euunymnus, ll3 Gar.
nprl S33S. 81 90. second Nomination. J 10
Gon"fr r sasay sS9 !Hr Fa1too tRs, RSs,odeaGrea SSn
Vanoutsh. Teidy Bear aud Ma" sreeks ats"
conr1tla Ta,H. 1rss,e mn i6S ip@ol ps m s y. - ad
$3S w"% @o s9n,: snes"fl'Ma sss Master swtsp
one WAY Tom Hayes Stargo, Jimmie shan
non and Thistle BEAUTY aiso ran.
moo T4ofidss fidds nn Wslatf, ''s;' ssss SIS. sSS4
SSlo sSG sS"'ls s"eo" sS"' nca Lss, @ 's iSs AsSfr
s'; l. fe1 'e srory l"F Lads,s s iis EGis' us,,e ln
cassie and vrndeuse also ran.
FIFTH RACE, "-year.olds, : y tariongs,--,~
sa@1 nni wen Bobhln Along, liA tGar.
,Froni,i out. third. Time o;5i's Rowler
sIXTn RACE a,year olds aud M. futurts
cour~e---Canhetra. 10" tGarurrl, $50"
$50 $50 ven Myrtle Dec .,,,', los 'coa. ,t.
tMooret s5 AZ third, Time, 20 - Little
Cvn Prime Rulbn witchmount and Car.
" sEvENTH RACE. a.year,oli-. mile--
The hesnm .nd in2 iH"rvath,A ea,Ss.
stl@ MA, wen plack Spot 100 lChta.
'Garncri - ~ third. Time ~ q Re.
ioi,cr. nni9rainta and Constance slso van,
e"RatoS hRn "A'f is srafo"aH. ,ronnsls snd VI M
,M@Ser, sani y ~ 'es sseond Geors,a. Ill
Brunch shhhatrus Maid Sic Ralph stone.
aRe aud Pretty Run also ran
Evening star., 1928-05-06
PIMLlCO RESULTS

FIRST RACE 2ge2r,old: gssid: A h g t0rionss 10
S3."0 von. Coin Collector. IIs Nv al!si,
500 $50. second: RoCkaphlne. IFS
Minstaz fasas sa:o Maydr ,nyd g Waker o Fa,a
ColoIs The Worker. Try All, Canadian In
sign. Stylish Mack and Talaris also ran.
SECOND RACE; SteeplechaSe. 4-year-olds
$40 S2.Su won. Freddeo Rock. ~ 'Jed-
tottI - 20 So 20 second vi adrigal 2nd.
lao tSmoott. $40. third Time. J 81
Ragweed. MaptonIan. Dragon de Vert. Gun
boat Kathleen crosby and kekon Boy ais"
THORD RACE. 2.year.oids: ~ furiong--
Too High liz tQ,Dunneil', ;" 20. ste.
>?.lo won RAPID Transit. - 'Pcterneill.
>@I0. third. Time. 0:5J &. kata and
FJrRTH RACE. ;;-year-olds: mile and
20 yards--sun Fire. II tSchae fer ;, - go,
Sf5i0. SS i04a second. spear Rork. loS
,CraigmyleI S3-50 third. Time l.45. Hot
Teddy. Nursery Rhymes House Girl. Bun
taIlS po taEe also ran. d.
long~-t'ry.tal Domino. 1"0 Walls, -. 10,
$500. S3.eo. Won Rolls Royce. "a P1-
chont - 81. $500, second, Break Morn,
Jos tCrayerl - 40. third, Time. li:ss
scrint Grenier senator Norris also ran.
SIXTH RACE. :I-year-olds: l l-i8 miles
FLYING Torch los "a: Robertson. ) 10,
$500. s4oo won, vellas. l%0 Little
wardsl. - 90 third Time as = Miracle.
SEVENTH RACE. 4-year-olds and up:
mlle and 20 vards--Social Mug. l:n IWei-
ps SfS Sto - ~og sddr dS e5on BmeS
Laro.k III Goodwin no third. Time.
Ii5as. Grand Bey I.ilv sue. Baynu. Net
tie Sweep. Aversion and Decisive also ran.
Evening star., 1928-05-06
eague Tournament Get Under Wayas Washington City Even Ends
VIRGINIA GOLD CUP
CHASE TO TlIUCA
By the Assoclated pre.a.

WARRENTON, Va. May 5.--Tiiuca.
black mare, owned by Mrs. c. c. Rum
sey of New York and The Plains. Va.
won the Virginia Gold Cup stceplechase
today, finishing 40 yards ahead of the
field. Ernest Wolff Of Upperville was
the rider.
Tanthias chestnut gelding. owned
by the Triangle stables of Baltimore
and ridden by Frank A. Bonsall of Bal
timore. came in second. while Zartamar,
a black gelding, owned and ridden by
Arthur White of Middleburg. was close
behind in third place Fourth place
went to Nimroe, chestnut gelding. owned
tv William A. Phillips of New York.
with Count Rostworowski of Poland up
and Drummer Boy II. entered by 3.
D. Spillman of Warrenton, and ridden
by j. r. Skinner Of Middlcburg. came
In fifth. Only five horses finished.
The gold cup. trophy for what has be-
CONS one OF the leading steeplechases
in the country, is valued at 81 900 and
becomes the permanent property OF the
owner winning three times. Several
thousand persons, including many So
cially prominent from all sections of
the East and South. witnessed the race.
Evening star., 1928-05-06
JAMAICA RESULTS

FIRST RACE 3-year-olds and up; fur
l., 10 10 |, wen: Gracious GIFT, l5
Rose. > 10 = 20 10 set-ond POeiicnle.
1903 twat,erl y to s. third Time if3.
Red CIihe | Hone 80. Mauchu. Frank G.
Menke. Fair Man Mor,itne Complication,
Fred Whitman and Herade also ran.
SECOND RACE. 3-yesr-olds. 5 fnrlongS--
Moi Foo IL tRatt1. 10 s. ; to 3. out.
Won Holiday. l20 tGarneri. TO ;. I 10
>. second. letaione. 100 iShllhckt ! To :.
third. Time. :on Z Wrench. Donna Iee
Ni.gle Waggle Moiironl and IeS, also ran.
THIRD RACE. = yeaF-oidS and ap---6 fur.
iongs--Mowiee. i1S tFatort. q to 10. / 20
3. and ont, won: sandy i2I iMcAteet :
tn :. ] to =. second. Indian Lave Call ilt
tColtiIeitli 10 = ;hIr,i. Time ID The
Tartar and Sour Mash also ran
FOURTH RACE, 3.yeav-oltIs and IN: | =
miles-Sassak li3 Fatorl ! ~ e. out.
out Won. Sankari lis tMcAteef out aut
second Dangerous I01 tZanderi to j.
third. Tine -. Festival and HonkeF also
ran
FIFTH RACE. 3.year rolds and uo: mile
ard 30 yards Bright steel 13i tGotterupl,
WATERS to |. 5 "a :, second Account
1915 4Zoeller, 90 l. third Time / lG
Tvsou Roscate mi. PhtIiips First Jim
Crow. Om.ruuS wampce 6nome .nd and
kl"kanoo also ran
SIXTH RACE a-year-ofds and IN: q fur.
iouES--Keutuckv end lis sSchreinerl IL
to >. to ), out won. Black Curl Ill
&attersl 10 g. out second StreicheF
us Leonsrdt. . 10 ! third. Time I 4 =
Master David 6erialcon and Overlooked also
ran.
Evening star., 1928-05-06
SINGLES TOMORROW NIGHT
TOP OFF LONG SCHEDULE
Twenty. Eight Class BowIers, Including Practically
Every Alley Star in District, Listed for
Action at King Pin No. l.

Bureau NJ Foreign and Domestic Cor1ms-ce
=; Patents. e. Reproduction, Aonarch
Insurance, r Kohlnoor. e. .emmeH Motor
Co.. p. GeorEetovn. A. Centennial p
Doubles. S-Mezsw snd Wheizn A
n. Ward and partner. a Speer and Tsrtsr.
A: Burtner and Wolstenh olne. A
Doubles. 9--Swope and Gaddisf e: Hor,-
ing and schwartz n
singles, g--w p. Stock. p Rov Blafeh.
B w. A. Geutner G. ". n Dvre. e. a. r..
WaIters. p: A. J. Henfey. r, r Barnes. a /:
NJ. Belt. A.
Doubles. 9--swope and Gsddls. E. Horr-
singles. O--E. W. Kiobev a : l.. q -fntt,
A 9. DTscopouos. A A. r. Ferguson. &.
Doubles. I0-RIprey and partner. A .
Brust and Rrton. PoUlfiuz and Kznn. :
Shannon and shea r. Palmer ard =. WrEsT.
4 Lavender and Gray. p Lavender ard
Brown e..
singles. I0-B. McAlvee. A: R. =. Do's-
Evening star., 1928-05-06
MEN 0UTR0LL WOMEN
IN SPECIAL PIN MATCH

Arcade Sunshine mems bowling team
took the special six-game match from
Commercials, star womens quint. lead
ing by IL pins In the flrst block and
gaining i.526-to-l.4 All verdict In the
tinal set.
Marie Frere was the outstanding per-
former In the last block with 35a set.
including two i2l games, L. Rrisker led
the male bowlers with a Las game and
3bl set
Score OF the iinal block.