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National Capital League
team representatives will gather tomor-
row night at 8 o'clock at Lucky Strike.
There are several franchises open in
the loop and teams interested are asked
to be represented.
A proposed handicap system will be
presented at a meeting of the Federal
League Tuesday night at the Arcadia,
All teams holding franchises are urged
to have some one on hand, as well as
teams of departments or agencies OF
the Federal or District Governments in
terested. The league particularly
would like to hear from the Department
of Commerce, Agriculture, War, In
terror and Justice, and the District
Government.
Teams unable to be represented at
the meeting are asked to communicate
with Earle T. Lewis league secretary,
5315 Thirteenth street,. telephone Geor-
gia 1851.
John c. Wood has been elected ipresi-
dent of the Washington Elks Lodge
No. IS league with Victor l.; Wool
bridge, vice president; Robert F, Crow
ley. secretary Joseph A.
Geier, official scorer, and John w. Nc
Derrnott, assistant official scorer.
It is hoped to open play in the To-
team loop September %. All Elks
wishing to bowl are asked to attend
the next meeting. September 9, at the
club. League matches will be rolled on
the Queen Pin alleys.
Lucky Strike Midgets will meet Tues
day night at 1870 o'clock at Lucky
Strike. Martin Drain, Richard Harvey,
Nick Rinaldi, Bob FookeS Tommy Fitz-
gerald. John Frank and any other cam
didates are asked to be present.
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Kaye Don Spurns Social Lion
Role, Concentrates ON Trials
For SpeedbOat Tilt With Wood

course several times. Meanwhile Gar
Wood has tested out his boats, the three
Miss Americas the Fifth" Eighth
and Ninth" at Algonac, his home at
the upper end Of Lake st. Clair.
Don's Tryouts Snappy.
Although Wood has entered three
boats. he is depending mainly upon his
Miss America. TX, whose two 12-cylin-
der motors he has equipped for this
wears race with superchargers The
Ninth made a little better than 1903
miles an hour on a straightaway course
before the superchargers were installed.
Wood believes he has a potential speed
in the craft now of close TO lis miles
an hour
Don probably viii spend several hours
each day next week on the course, con-
tinuing his efforts to catch the feel' of
the route he must travel at terrific speed
a week from today So far. Don insists
his test runs have been merely q sort
Of feeling out" Of the course. The
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RILEY WILL TW|RL
AGAINST OLD TEAM
Works as Commerce Plays
Alexandria CeItS-SerieS
Tits Also Listed.
LExANDRIA, Va, August a.

A LEXANDRIA, Va, August 90
~ Leon Riley, backed by several
"A years experience in minor
league company, will make his
first appearance in Baggett's Park since
he left the st. Mary's Celtics in 1926
when he pitches for Commerce tossers
of Washington in a game with the
Green and Gold here tomorrow. Play
will begin at o'clock.
Riley formerly captained and pitched
for Alexandria High School and also
played seven seasons with the combina-
ton now known as the Celtics before he
entered the minors.
Columbia Engine Company is ex-
pected to improve upon its half q game
lead in the Alexandria amateur I'M
limited diamond series tomorrow In its
contest with the Nation wide Grocery
Stores at o'clock on Hayden Field.
Colonial A. G. meanwhile will be hav-
ing tough time holding on to second
place, engaging the Cardinal and Del
Ray clubs in a double-header set for
Duncan Field at l:l5.
Ballston A. C. will entertain the
Auths tossers of Washington tomor-
row at O'Clock.
Columbia Heights A. c. of Washing
ton will play Deutermans All Stars at
Arlington Field tomorrow at 3 o'clock.
Iroouois A. c. 150-pound club Pirate
I35-pounders, Eagle Insects and the
Virginia Juniors will start training for
the foot ball campaign tomorrow morn
ing. AL four clubs have drills set for
10 o'clock.
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BY DAVID ]. WILKIE.
}y the AsEocfa ted prexs

IN ETROIT, August 29.--n Kaye
Don, the British sportsman who
hrs driven a speedboat faster
than any other human being,
fails to wreSt the Harmsworth Trophy
from Gar Wood in the power boat re-
gatta, starting a week from today, it
viii not be because he has overlooked
any detail OF preparation.
Despite a deluge OF invitations to
luncheons. dinners and other events,
Don'S mind has been chiefly on his boat
Miss England, IL. and the Harmsworth
course that starts In the upper Detroit
River between Belle Island and the
mainland. and carries out into Lake st.
Clair
The British speed king has had the
boat, single challenger against three
American boats for the trophy, over the
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LUCKY TOM, OUTSIDER,
ANNEXES RICH PURSE
0utmuds Smart Band of Juveniles
in Grand Union Hotel Stakes
as Favorites Fail.
BY the Assoetstea press.

By the Associates Press
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. Au-
gust 29.-Ths habit of the 1881 2-year-
olds Of turning up a new championship
contender with the renewal of every
important stake prevailed again today
as j. j. Robinson's Lucky Tom out
mudded smart band of his age to
win the twenty-ninth running of the
Grand Union Hotel stakes and $1l,875.
The Saratoga racing strip was very
heavy, but Lucky Tom, a long shot,
revealed in the going and at the end
of six furlongs held two-length adj
vantage over w. r. Goes Osculator,
the high weight of the party of 10.
Three lengths of daylight separated
the Coe silks from Prince Hotspur, an
other long shot from Joseph Letters
barn.
It was a bad race for form players
with Victor Emanuel's MORTAR. the IL
to-5 choice, j. II. Louchheim's Econonn.
ic, and C. " Whitneys The Bull. All
finishing in the ruck.
Osculator, coupled with Ha IA ana
quoted at Is to 5, saved the favorfteS
from complete rout.
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~ AILOR BILLY LANDERS of
Norfolk. who has yet to suffer
defeat in the boxing ring at
Fort Washington this year.
will trade wallops with Jimmy
Tramberia, Baltimore featherweight,
in the eight-round go that will fea-
ture the 34-round card tomorrow
night at the fort
Landers is figured to find Tram
IBERIA a stern foe. Plenty of seeking
is expected,
The winner has been promised a
shot at Midget wo,gast. world ban
tam title claimant, at the fort Sep
TENDER 81.
Billy Schwartz who has been
sparring the last week with Marty
Gallagher, Washington heavyweight,
who is back in town after years
travel in search of fame and cash,
will engage Sailor Gates Of Norfolk
in the -windup.
In the main preliminary Jack
Quigley and Soldier Clark will meet
at SIX ROUNDS.
Henry Irving. Washington boy.
who has scored two kos in three
battles at the fort, will meet jake
Friedman of Baltimore
Four-rounders will bring together
Billy Hoce and Sailor Oden and
Jimmy Higgins and Nevin Barber
in the opener.
Tickets may be had at the Vic
Sport Shop and Cornell'S Lunch
until $50 tomorrow.
The boat for the fort viii leave
Washington Barracks at o'clock.
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PITCHING RECORDS.

feeling out" process has been rather
snappy. if the stop watch of an unof1-
cial observer was approximately correct.
On enc lap of the smile course Miss
England. II, was clicked around Friday
in minutes 27is seconds, or TIC miles
IN hour.
The fastest lap in the Harmsworth
race a year ago was by Miss America,
TX. 1902 miles an hour
The British boat must have been
nearly wide open at one point of the
test run, for she lost considerable speed
skidding on one of the positive turns.
Don and his crew have been clocking
the tests, but declined to make known
any of the times taken.
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RACES AT MARLBORO
DRAW MANY HORSES
200 Coming From Cumberland for
Meet-Plant Is Declared
in Fine Condition.

MARLBORO, Md. August 29--Jonn
p Turner. racing secretary Of the
Southern Maryland Agricultural Far
Association. which ushers M the second
ian ~ Marvland's Fall season on Tues
day, has received word from Cun1oer-
land that more than 200 horses wculd
leave there tonight bound for Marl6oro
Upon their arrival the Curnber a'1a
contingent win find everything IN readi-
ness for them. as General Manager
Joseph B Boyle. Assistant Manager t
X. Lynch and Track Superintendent
Dick Pending made a fun inspection
The installation Of an additional
/ .OoO-gallon water tank AMI the plae-
ing Of electric lights throughout the
stables viii greatly add to the com-
forts Of the hor3enlen and their charges.
The racing strip, according to horse
men. who have been working their
charges over 1t the past 10 days, Is
excellent.
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mps Set for P,-O Takon1a Tigers Aim to Repeat Saks
Series Awaiting
Victor in League

NAVAL HOSPITAL and G. P. o.,
IN rained out yesterday, will meet
in the third and deciding
game Of the series for the Depart
mental League pennant tomorrow
evening at S o'clock on the Ellipse.
The winner will face Elbrooke M.
E. nine, winner Of the Georgetown
Church League flag, in the opening
game of the weekday league title
series Tuesday evening on the South
Ellipse at o'clock
The weekday series had been
carded to open tomorrow.
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League Lists 80 Tits.

Thirty games have been arranged for
the six-team Census Bureau Base Ball
League. which opens play tomorrow
with Vault tossers meeting Farm Data
nine and Publications facing T2bula-
ton. Other teams are Crops and Live
stock League play viii continue
through October 5.
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|HIS week viii be busy one for
the colored horseshoe pitchers in
The stars metropolitan tourna-
ment With more than a dozen
Of the community champions
vet to be established. General Chairman
Arthur A. Greene is planning for the
hottest divisional contests in the three
year history of the Journeys.
Defending champions are having close
calls all down the lire.
There viii be four divisions in the
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DORA PITCHERS GOOD
Three Do Not Allow Hit as Annap-
oils Is Beaten, 8 to /. =

oils Is Beaten, 3 to !.
RIVERDALE. Md, August 29-Dor-A
3 to !, here this afternoon. Three of
the four pitchers used by DORA al
lowed no hits, They were Bob Shank
lin. Clark Owings and Earl Moran
Shanklin and Owings each pitched
three innings
Moran relieved Paul Recley in the
eighth after Annapolis had reached
him for che run and three hits and
when the bases were fun and none out.
He promptly struck out the next three
batters and put Annapolis down with
cut hit in the ninth
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Grifs to View Rector.

c. Rector, who has been playing
oang-up ball for the Lanhsm, Md. nine.
will be given the once-oyer by Walter
johnson this afternoon at Gridth
Stadium.
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PLANS FOR RACE MEET

Hagerstown Again Names Brennan
to Serve as Secretary.
BALTIMORE. Md. August 29-Ha-
perstown. which revived racing in 1929
after a lapse of 10 years is now making
preparat lions to offer its Fall meeting,
beginning September Is, which also
marks the windup of half-mile racing
IN this State
Edward J. Brennan of this city has
again been chosen racing secretary.
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Rockville Nine Ahead.

Rockville nine defeated Washlnakorl
REQ Sox, to 2, yesterday at RockviiiN.
Inc winners reached Young FOR NJ hif%
While Willie Coleman Va ~
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D. C. MAN GOLF WINNER

Atherton or chevy Chase SCORES
Twice at Montrose (Pa.) Club.
Dolph w. Atherton Of Chevy Chase,
Md, won the annual Montrose CPa9
Country Club golf tournament, defeat
ing r. A. Bullock, and 8, in the &c.
hole event Atlaerton had a lead of
seven holes after the morning round,
but Bullock rallied in the Afternoon
In the qualifying handicap test Akller-
ton was an easy victor, shooting q 70
with handicap for net az to@zS for
his nearest opponent.
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WIN TODAY WOULD
GIVE THEM SERIES
Number of Other Contests
of Note Are on Heavy
SandIot Card.

y AXIS and Takoma Tigers will
square off this afternoon on
y the South Ellipse in the sec
ond game of their series Of
three for the Capital City League
unlimited class metropolitan base
ball crown. Play will start at 3
o'clock. A win for the Tigers will
give them the title as they con-
quered the Clothiers. 4 to 3, cou-
pie of weeks ago on the University
of Maryland diamond. Rain pre-
vented the teams meeting last
Sunday.
wild Bill" Payne for Saks and Dick
Hughes for the Tigers are probable
mound choices.
Three other Capital City League
championship series games are listed
today.
Olmsted Grill and -Roamers
are to face on the West Ellipse at 3
O'Clock in the opening contest of a Sc
ries Of three for the senior crown.
Stewart Pharmacy and Schwartz
jewelers. will clash also on the West
Ellipse at / O'Clock in the third and
deciding battle for the junior title.
Play In the three-game set for the
midget honors will open when Wonder
Bread and Spangler Post mines come TO
grips on the North Ellipse at IL am.
Orioles yesterday defeated Wonder
Boys, II to 6. in the first game Of trio
for the Insect title. The Birds scored
four runs in the seventh to clinch VIC
tory.
Chevy Chase Grays and Congress
Heights A. c. are to mix on the Chevy
Chase playground at 3 O'Clock.
Virginia White Sox will strive to
mark up its ninth straight win at the
expense of Kanawha A. c., to be met
on the Baileys Cross Roads, Va, dia-
mond at 3 o'clock.
Out at Garrett Park, Md, Howitzer
Giants and Anacostia Eagles are to
fight it out at 3 o'clock.
Potomac Food Distributors will en-
gage Virginia Quicksteps on the Airing
ton diamond at 3 O'Clock. Distributors
are to meet at Twelfth and Water
streets southwest at i:3o O'Clock.
Down at Annadale. Va, sherwood
A. G. and Annadaie A. G. viii clash at
3 O'Clock. Isherwood players are to re-
port at Manager Matt Flanagan's home
at 80 o'clock.
Bethesda A. c. and Bethesda Firemen
will face today on the Cabin John field
in the first game of a series Of three
for the Bethesda title. Play will start
at o'clock.
Lanham A. C. win tackle Palisades
A. c. on the Lanham diamond at
o'clock. A. Rector or Long will pitch
for the home club.
Other games booked follow:
Ciro'S Villagers VS.. Army Medicos;
Walter Reed diamond; 3 O'Clock.
Sterling Unlimiteds VS.. Vienna Fire
men at Vienna; 3 o'clock.
Washington Red Sox VS.. Front Royal
All-Stars at Front Royal, Va.
Phoenix VS.. Ramblers; Rambler's
field: 3 o'clock.
Majestic Radio VS.. Superior A. G.
at Baltimore (doubIe-header).
National Pale Dry Midgets VS.. Aces at
Camp Meigs (double-header. first game
o'clock.
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ColOred Horseshoe Champions
Hard Put to Retain Crowns

Junior and senior events Rose Park,
Howard, Deanwood and Willow Tree
make up the circuit. Playground and
neighborhood champions and runners
I'D will strive to qualify for the city
championships. Two can qualify from
each division.
Regardless. of the outcome Of some
Of the matches yet to be played, the
field win be a brilliant one in each of
the four divisions.
IN Rose Park division, the going will
/ be rough. CeoIa Frazier. defending
champion. is at top form. John
Hawkins, director Of the Rose Park
tourney. looks for him to win the
metropolitan title for which he was
runner-up last year Another outstand-
ing toSser in this division is Sergt.
Angus Hayes of Cook, the vet with
an open shoe as broad as they throw
EN-. Although advancing in this stage
of the tourney as runner-up, Hayes
must be considered a dangerous man at
all times. His conqueror, Reginald
Williams, a cool customer, stands out
as the threat of threats. In winning
the Cook title he was trailing in the
deciding game by IA points when he
braced and shoWered the iron pegs
VII ringers to win, SO to AZ.
THE contestants in the Howard di-
i vision are all formidable George
Sullivan and A. White will meet in
the Bruce Playground title match TO-
morrow. Whatever the outcome, both
viii compete in the divisional play-offs
and should be troublesome. "Speck"
Gather, king at the Garnet-Patterson
grounds. is a SIS per cent ringer artist
and that speaks for itself. Gather
was eliminated by Frazier last year in
the city championship and IS anxious
to retaliate. John Hyson of Shaw will
be another to watch. He is an ex-
ponent Of the two and half turn and
also has mastered the one turn.
Many of the newcomers viii compete
in Deanwood division. Charles Black
well has advanced to the Garfield finals
and is assured a chance to go farther.
Blackwell won the division title in 1929,
but failed to defend his crown in 1880.
Oliver Hartgroves, defending cham
pion can hold his own with the best.
Hartgroves is a product OF the Twelfth
Street "Y' courts.
THE Willow Tree division is the
i champion producer II is the
home of both David Baylor and
Arthur West, winners Of the 1929 and
1880 crowns, respectively. Both appear
sure to meet again. West. as metro
politan champion, will not compete
until the grand final. Baylor is max
ing an encouraging fight in his come
back. but is sure to face a battery of
contenders that will extend him. j.
Chisley. who defended his title success
fully at Payne, is a worthwhile op-
ponent. With him and the skillful
Middleton. his runner-up, Payne
grounds should be dangerous.
Melvin Scott Of Sixth and L Streets
Playground and Dewey Rutherford. the
leading contender at the Census courts,
are sure TO be in the division play-offs
The various junior champions are
showing promising form, with E. Free
man Of Shaw and H. McKeever of
the Fourth and l. streets court out
standing
Play in all divisions will get under
way by Monday, September 7, when
all the playground champions are es-
tablished
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Chevy Chase Grays and Congress
Heights A. c. are to mix on the Chevy
Chase playground at O'Clock.
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Virginia White Sox will strive to
mark up its ninth straight win at the
expense of Kanawha A. c., to be met
on the Baileys Cross Roads, Va, dia-
mond at o'clock.
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Lanham A. c. viii tackle Palisades
A. G. on the Lanham diamond at 8
O'Clock. A. Rector or Long will pitch
for the home club.
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Down at Annadale, Va, sherwood
A. c. and Annadaie A. c. viii clash at
3 O'Clock. sherwood players are to re-
port at Manager Matt Flanagan's home
at 1870 o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-30

Potomac Food Distributors will en-
gage Virginia Quicksteps on the Airing
are to meet at Twelfth and Water
streets southwest at / 80 o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-30

Out at Garrett Park, Md, Howitzer
Giants and Anscostia Eagles are to
fight it out at O'Clock.
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BOWLING LEAGUES
ASSEMBLE TEAMS
Many Organization Meetings
on Tap-NationaI Loop
Offers Franchise.

A FLOCK of bowling leagues have
~ arranged reorganization meet
a ings this week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-30

Orioles yesterday defeated Wonder
Boys, IL to 6, in the first game Of trio
for the Insect title. The Birds scored
four runs in the seventh to clinch VIC
tory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-30

Bethesda A. c. and Bethesda Firemen
will face today on the Cabin John field
in the first game of a series of three
TOR the Bethesda title. Play will start
at o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-30

Stewart Pharmacy and Schwartz
jewelers. viii clash also on the West
Ellipse at / o'clock in the third and
deciding battle for the junior title.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-30

Play In the three-game set for the
midget honors will open when Wonder
Bread and Spangler Post mines come TO
grips on the North Ellipse at IL am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-30

Columbia Heights A. c. of Washing
ton will play Deutermans All Stars at
Arlington Field tomorrow at 3 o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-30

Olmsted Grill and Miller oamers
are to face on the West Ellipse at
O'Clock in the opening contest of Sc
ries of three for the senior crown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-30

Three other Capital City League
championship series games are listed
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-30

Ballston A. c. will entertain the
Auth's tossers of Washington tomor-
row at o'clock
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 Probate Court, January 2nd, A. D.

DlSIRlCI Of WAIERBUR Y, SS
 Probate Court, January End. A. D. ESTATE OF Charles L. Cowles. late
 of Wolcott. in said District, deceased Upon the application of Clarence Cowles, Administrator, praying that he may be authorized to sell certain real estate belonging to said Estate
 as per application on file more fully appears, it is
 ORDERED, That said application be heard and determined at the Pro-
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 Attest:
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