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La gaceta., 1931-03-30
La matinee de aver

Como de costumbre, en- horas
de La tarde de aver Sc llevo a E.
fecto ell bale dominica, en- los
salones del palacio que Sc levan-
ia en- la Septima avenida y Gale
16.
En- muy pocas fiestas hemos
visto tanto p1blico como ell que
ALI Sc congregara para entire :
garse a las delicias del bale.
Aquellos magnfficos salones
hallabanse convertidos en- un
jardin. Hacienda gala de su be-
lleza, de su gracia, tuvimos la
grata oportunidad de admirar
ALI a. una s.verdadera legion de
damitas, ataviadas con una e.
legancia sin igual.
La orqueSta de los BUCK ,
Blue Boys" csc admirable con-
junto, interprete magnifico del
Jazz, Sc hizo aplaudir calurosa-
mente.
C0nstituy6 esta demostracion
merecida recompensa; porque
llen6 ell programa en- forma CO.
losal. S~atisfizo por complete to-
das las aspiraciones.
Para ell domingo venidero Sc
anunci6 I'm gaandioso bale, en-
celebration del festival de
easter"
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NOTA DE DUELo

A las cuatro y media de Is
tarde de hoy Sc efectuara e
entierro del nino Paul Torres
de Is amos, vecino de la ave.
nida de Nebraska 2007.
Oficiara en- la ceremonial re.
iGiosa Ell padre Fleuren.
LMsobreyiven su senora ma
Dire, VEes hermanas, Margaret,
EstheAy Carmen, y cinco her
manos Laureano, Jr., John
j., Marcelino. Mortimer. y
James Torres. y
Era hijo ell desventuradQ
Paul del Sr. Laureano Tori ),
p~residente que fuera del Cen
tro Asturiano, fallecido hace
pocos anoss.
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NO HA
R~ESTABLECIDO LAS GA
RANTIAS

Habana, Mario 30.-Hasta la
mahana de hoy no Sc habia pu-
blicado ell decretO, que Sc anun-
clara aver, restableciendo las
garantfas constituencies.
Personals que Sc dicen bien in
formadas aseguran que ell deere
to Sc publicara hoy.
Elementos de la oposici6n SOS
tiene que 81 ell decreto Sc publ
ca, ell registro de las casas con.
tiuara como hasta aqui, aunque
la Constitution 10 prohiba.
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EXPLOTO UNA M EN-
Ell CONSULADO ESPANOL
DE SANTA CLARA

Habana, Mario 3O.-Una bonn
ba de bastante tamano, la ma
yor que hieiera explosion en- los
1ltimos meses, destruy6 aver
parte de la Residential del consul
espahol EN- la ciudad de Santa
Clara, Sr. Fernando E. Cuenca.
Las ventanas de todos los e.
dificios cercanos quedaron des-
truidas.
La alcoba del consul sufri6
grandes danos y la CANA qued6
reducida a pequehos pedazos.
Ninguna persona result6 lesio-
NADIA.
Ell consul Y su familia habian
salido de vista, ell sabado, y no
habian retornado al ocurrir la
explosion.
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CONTINUAL Ell CONSEJO DE
GUERRA ~CONTRAsEL CO.
ESPINOSA

Habana, Mario 30.-Ha rea-
nudado sus sesiones ell consejo
de guerra que juzga al conan :
dante Manuel Espinosa, ayudan
tie del p~residente Machado, a
quien Sc acusa de haber ayuda-
do a colocar una bomba en- la
mansion presidential.
Quitando ell testimonio del sol
dado Camilo Valdes, que acusa
al comandante, ell fiscal no tiene
pruebas que merezcan atenci6n.
Los amigos de Espinosa Green
que este sera absuelto.
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|Hacia New Orleans

En- las primeras horas de la
manana de hoy, tomaron pasaje
rumbo a la hermosa ciudad de
New Orleans, los j6venes artis-
|tas, tan aplaudidos siempre en-
nuestros es~cenarios, Sres. Rodol
10 Paula v Pedro Baez. Tras bre
We permanencia en- dicha ciudad
lseguiran viaje a California, don
de piensan dedicarse al cinema
|t6grafo.
Formula votos porque sus as
|piraciones Sc vean traducidas
en- realidsd para orgullo de Tam
pa.
m n
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I'm Baby

Ell nacimiento de I'm hermoso
nino, al que besan con idolatria,
ha venido a colmar de dichas a
los esposos Melissa y Justo No
riega, cuya Residential esta 81 :
tuada en- la Gale Sanchez 1923.
Con toda felicidad tuvo lugar
ell alumbramiento en- horas de la
mafiana del pasado sabado.
Abuelo del recien nacido es el
conocido caballero Sr. Basillo
Villar, quien a su vez Sc siente
pleno de satisfaction con Ell an
Selical n~ietecito que lleva ell mis-
mo nombre de su papa.
iEnhorabuena!
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VISTA LA DE
ESTADO UN FUNCIONA-
RIO DE LA EMBAJADA
ESPANOLA

Habana, Mario 30.-En la ma
mana de hoy hizo una vista a la
secretarfa de estado un alto fun
cionario de la embajada espa :
hola.
Sup6nese que en- la vista Sc
dieron detalles a la embajada so
bre la explosion ocurrida aver
en- ell consulate espanol de San
ia Clara.
La gaceta., 1931-03-30

Cumpliendo g~ustoso la enco-
mienda que Sc me hiciera por el
|correcto joven Guillermo Her :
nandez, Presidente de la "Juven
Itud Enthusiastic" otto a todos sus
miembros para la Junta Gene
raj que tendra lugar ell Mierco.
les l de Abril, a las $50 de Ia
noche, en- Ell Centre Asturiano.
La gaceta., 1931-03-30

Madrid, Mario 30.-A pesar
de Ia nota Official que acusa traa
quilidad en- la peninsula, los ele-
mentos contrarios a la monar-
quia siguen laborando con D~e-
gable actividad. .
Creese que nuevos motines O.
curriran y que la vitalidad del
gabinete sera sometida a dura
prueba.
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Ell TEMPO

Claro y subira lentamente la
temperature.
Maxima aver, 81 grades; mi
nina, 81.
Marea alta a las 2:2S p. me-
marea baja a las sos a. m. y
6:25 D. N.
La gaceta., 1931-03-30

De nuevo en- la Casa Blanca
nuestro presidente e ingeniero,
Hon. Herbert Hoover.
Ha visitado Puerto Rico, la is
la a quien ell senado tratara re-
c~ientemente como a una colonia,
y las islas Vfrgen, compradas
por ell tito a Dinamarca.
A los 'colonos' de Puerto Ri.
co y a los negros de st. Thomas
prometi6 ell p~residente que los
ayudaria con dinero del tesoro
nacional.
Los pobres negros de las islas
traficaban con ell ron, y ash pa
saban los placidos dias de su e.
xistencia. Pero aiNpasar de Di-
namarca a Estados Unidos per-
dieron su principal industrial.
Ahora la mission del nuevo go
bernador americana es procu :
rar que de la terra extraigan
los gobernados los recursos que
han menester para vivir.
A Puerto Rico, donde ell exec
so de poblaci6n es ell principal
problema (450 habitantes por
milEa cuadrada,) Ell presidente
tratara de ayudarla, atendiendo
las recomendaciones de Teodoro
Roosevelt y considerando 10 que
con sus ojos viera.
Visitando las islas, ell presi :
dente, hombre sensible, Sc ha :
bra conmovido.
Debe Ell Tic socorrer a sus
"hiiastras" del Caribe, pero no
debe olvidar que aqui hay siete
millones de seres humanos que
no encuentran trabajo.
iOjala cue ell viaje haya SER
vido de "ensenanza" al Presi :
.dente y lie haga comprender me-
jor, en- estos momentos, la iris
situaci6n de los america
nos hambrientos.
iQuizas haya Mr.. Hoover re-
gresado trayendo en- su cerebro
ell convencimiento de que mo es
taria de mas" La legislature ex-
traordinaria pedida por los pro-
gresistas. con ell senador Borah
en- la vanguardia.
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De ReyFeSO
En- horas de la manana de a.
yer, retornaron a esta ciudad ell
|joven y habilfsimo c~irujano DR..
Rafael Ortega y su bella y ele-
'gante esposa, quienes permane-
Icieron breve temporada en- Gu
ba.
En- compafifa de tan aprecia-
dos esposos ha llegado tambien
la distinguida hermana del DIR
|Ortega, gentilfsima senorita.
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LAnnel PnLenzneln

<AH9Cb a 0tSfH~e~CNU
Tambien ell quito y simpatico
joven Angel Palenzuela, Sc en-
|cuentra de nuevo entire nosotros,
habiendo p~ermanecido en- Cuba
POGO mas de una semana.
Regresa a estos lares lleno de
.~contento Ell ejemplar amigo por
hallarse notablemente mejora :
da su Sra. Madre, que, dfas pa
sados, estuvo gravfsima, llegan-
do a infundir los mas serios te-
mores su delicado estado de sa-
'Iud.
A todos mi bienvenida.
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HA CAUSADO MUY NAL
IMPRESSION Ell ARRESTO
DE B%URGUETTE

Madrid, Mario 3O.-En todos
los circulos, Y particularmente
en- los militares, ha causado pc
sima impression Ia actitud del go
bierno condenando a dos meses
de arresto, por haber hecho unas
declaraciones a la Prensa, al &c
neral Ricardo Burguette, presi-
La gaceta., 1931-03-30

Gerardito Machado suspendi6
los diarios y revistas de La Ha-
bana, ell dfa 9 de enero, "violan-
do" la constitution de la rep1bli
Ca.
Cuando Gerardo puso su fir
ma al decreto 81 saba que ira
Itaba a la Constitution como 81
Iesta fuera una mujer del AFRO
|yo, una pecora de las que acau-
dilIa la Generala mango Ma
Despues de "violar" a la mi
na," Ell General Sc enter6 a ITEM
pc de que Ell tribunal supreme,
|compuegto por 10 magistrates,
habfa resuelto no empunar la
I"guataca' y dar toda la raz6n
IA los quejosos.
Y para evitar que la lola de
|ridfeulo" 10 cubriera, Ell eximio
|estadista, "de su voluntad," de-
La gaceta., 1931-03-30
CIRCULO CUBANO

Sc cita a los miembros de
la Secci6n de AuxiIios para la
Junta que ha de tener efecto
esta noche, a las 8 Y 80.
Sc ruega la asistencia de to-
dos.
Ell Secretario.
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CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

clar6 anuladR el decreto antes
de que ell Tribunal Supreme die
ra a conocer su aguardada reso-
luci6n.
Desgraciadamente las, revis-
tas Y diarios perjudicados Sc con
tentaran con publican ell fallo y
callar.
Muy l6gico serfa que las en-
presas perjudiciales demanda-
ran ahora al de la "brava," pi-
diendole una indemnizaci6n de
ivarios millones de pesos.
Pero... la Porra, las Prostitu-
tas,...... la amistad del embaja-
DOR. 30 mejor es no meneallo.
Aunque Alfredo Montoto di-
ga otra cosa, ha sido un NAL ne
gocio para la sociedad Circulo
Cubano ell haber atendido la pc
tici6n de alquiler de la Arena
que Ell lie hiciera.
iRazones?
Primera, que ell Cfrculo Sc vic
mezclado en- un litigio que no
p~rovocara, por cuanto alquil6 10
alquilable sin supOner que los
ciudadanos de la Legion iban a
presentar tan "vigorosa" pro-
tesla, creyendo Sc les trataba de
disputar una de sus fuentes de
ingreso.
Segunda, que ell Circulo Gu
bano no tenia pensado demoler
su Arena, por no estar en- las
condolences que Montoto supo-
ne, aunque ST necesita de algu-
nos refuerzos y ahora tendra
que demolerla, despues de 10 que
6l con muy sana intenci6n, pu-
blicara hoy.
"Debe ser demolida cuanto
antes 81 no Sc quiere que ell dfa
menos pensado tengamos que la
mentar una desgracia enorme'
-afirma Alfredo.
Ell sabado decia que Sc halla-
ba dispuesto a ofrecer la pelea
en- la Arena del Cfrculo, aunque
10 encarcelaran, Y hoy asegura
cue la peleita Sc ofreeera en-
Benjamin Field. que la Are
ma de los cubanos debe ser de-
rribada y que Ell agradece al Sr
Franco haya suspendido ell
match "por ell tenor de que las
gradas no pudieran resistir el
peso de los espectadores....."
Pues ell jueves las gradas no
trepidaran, de este tenemos la
certeza.
La gaceta., 1931-03-30

Madrid, Mario 3O.-Unas
ia firmada por Ell ministro de
la gobernaci6n, marques de Ho-
yos, dice que la tranquilidad es
complete.
Sc han calmado algo los ele-
mentos estudiantiles.
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C~APABLANCA GANO %
PARTIDAS

Habana, Mario 30.-El saba
do jug6 25 partidas simultaneas
81 excampe6n mundial de ale
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Era S1ontes

LNu DW UIttb8
Recluida en- la clfniea "El
Bien Pnblico" Sc encuentra Ia
encantadora nina Eva S%ifontes,
la cual fue sometida en- La tarde
de aver a los rigores de una de-
Ilicada operation practicada ha-
|bilmsnte pOr el distinguido eli :
La gaceta., 1931-03-30

rujano, DR.. Nestor A. Portoca.
rrero.
pa Il rmita, Nevada a toda
prisa a Ia mesa de operaciones
en- delicadisimo estado, Sc en-
.cuentra en- estos momentos muy
meiorada.
Por su restablecimiento hago
fervientes votos.
La gaceta., 1931-03-30

Hace pocos dias, en- una ciu-
dad cuyo nombre no recordamos
TN senior magistrate hubo de fe
licitar a un policia que en- lugar
de apalear a dos borrachos que
lie destrozaron ell pantal6n de-
uniforme, supo dominarlos Y en-
carcelarlos.
Anoche, aqui, en- Ybor, un po-
licfa perdi6 la primera escara-
muza con un borracho, hallando
Sc este suelto, y despues lie did
de palos cuando los espectadores
intervinieron.
Los ~primeros garrotazos Sc
los aplic6 en- la Gale, cuando los
curiosos sujetaban al ebrio; los
otros Sc los descarg6 en- ell inte-
rior de una clfnica, cuando el
borracho no podfa moverse, SUI
Ijetado por "manos piadosas."
No queremos suponer que la
"tercera paliza" Sc la hayan a :
Iplicado en- ell Quartet.
5Habra felicitaci6n para este
vigiIante?
La condensation debera darla
lei juez de la corte municipal.
La gaceta., 1931-03-30
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA De CUBA

drez, Jose Rail Capablanca,
itriunfando en- %. Jugaron con-
ira 81 algunos de los mejores a.
jedrecistas cubanos.
La gaceta., 1931-03-30

.SIGUEN NOSTRANDO ACTI
VIDAD hOS ELEMENTOS
C~ONTRARIOS A LA MO.
r @ :
La gaceta., 1931-03-30
Spci6n semGmGl 20 cts.


primer minlsCFs@ no qulso
! n Concentrates sobre la SEN
icia contra Burguette.
Dfcese que ell rey Alfonso pi-
diera ell castigo.
The Washington times., 1931-04-02
GAuZZA PLANS
NEW.LEAGUE

Vic Gauzza, president of the
Departmental Baseball League. is
planning to form another Gov
ernment league. An important
meeting will be held Saturday at
z o'clock to discuss plans, at
Vic's Sport Store, TIC Ninth St.
N. W. Department of Labor,
State Department, Postoffice and
st. Elizabeth's Hospital will enter
the league.
Junior teams of the Capital
City League gather tonight in
room No. 2 of the District Build
ing. All teams desiring to enter
the league are urged to send a
representative.
The Midgets will meet in the
same room tomorrow, at 8 p. m,
to make arrangements for the
coming season. Insects will be
called to order Saturday at 7 p. m.
The Washington times., 1931-04-02

OF all the champions, only oue
seems capable Of keeping his
title and he has not defended It
for so long there's a question If
he ever will. We mean Mickey
Walker, midleweight leader, who
prefers to knock down heavy
weights, light, medium or Camera
like.
Champions to Fight
All of the champions excepting
Walker will probably fight this
summer. Promoters announced
today the winner Of the Bully"
Petrolle-Jimmy McLarnin fight in
New York on May 8, would be
matched with the winner of the
title fight on April IA between
Tommy Freeman and young Jack
Thompson. in Cleveland. Free
man Is the Welter crown holder
and won the title from Thomp-
son.
Tony CanzOneri, lightweight
champion, will fight for his
diadem In Chicago, April IA,
against Jackie kid" Berg, of
England, and the winner will be
asked to meet JustO Suarez, of
South America, in New York
this summer.
Some ultrosmart promoter hopes
to be able to entice Battling Bat
talino. champion of the feather
weights, into a ring in July or
August in a championship match.
OF all the champions, Battalino
is the weakest. Fidel Labarba,
Of Los Angeles, could PROBABLY
kayo him.
Freeman is the second weakest
champion. He is vastly inferior
to Thompson, and just how he
won his title is one of those
things. Either McLarnin or Pc
trolle would win easily from Free
man.
CanzOneri Overrated
Canzoneri has smart managers,
who whisked him into title bout
with the old champion, AL Singer,
after McLarnin beat off Singers
head and ruined him.
CanzOneri is considerably
Overrated, and is not as worthy
a champion as would be either
Berg or SuareZ. Tony has gone
back considerably in the past
year.
Meanwhile, the Free Milk Fund
for Babies, Inc, officials searched
for a couple of heavyweights for
that card. It was thought likely
they were trying to line up Jack
Sharkey, of Boston, and Primo
Camera. This bout will be staged
here in June.
The Washington times., 1931-04-02
ARCADE SCORES
IN PIN TILT

Leroy King shot a 616 set, to
give the Arcade Laundry plenty
Of margin by which to down
Corby Bakery, 1888 to 2,5O6, in
the opening block of a home and
home match.
With a 1877 pin lead in their
favor the Arcadians are confident
that they will easily trounce the
Bakers in the next block
scheduled for Columbia, next
Tuesday, and thereby win the
silver loving cup offered by Harry
Viner to the winners.
The John Blick Midgets will
oppose the Richmond All-Stars'
Juniors at the Arcadia Satur-
day in the final block of an
intercity match.
The Juniors include "Reds"
Niblett, a promising duckpin star
of first magnitude, Jake Hansen,
U. S. Boys champion, "FiddleS"
Holland, runner-up for the U. S.
junior title, Bill Tignor and
John Wells.
The Blicks, who have yet to
lose a match, are led by Ouncie
Harrison, backed by Bob Chal-
fonte, Jack Simmons, Ray Sisler,
Bill Sisler and Al Baer. The
youngsters won II straight
matches. A doubles match will
bring Harrison and Baer against
Hansen and Holland.
Monk Fraser will conduct his
usual Mixed Doubles Blind Pig
Tournament starting at $50, at
the Arcadia, the same night.
The Washington times., 1931-04-02
RED SOX
ORGANIZE

Harry kid" Groves has col
lected first-rate baseball aggre-
cation to represent his Washing
ton Red Sox this year. Those ex-
pected to play for the Red sox
Groves says are "Pepco" Barry,
Eddie Colliflower, Jack Mattingly
and Lefty" Jewett, sandlot stars.
Manager Groves, who also plays
with the team, is better known
as a boxer, and has also engaged
in wrestling matches. Mickey
O'Connor, a member of the team
last year, won the District A. A.
U. 160-pound championship Mon
day night at Rockville. He was
coached by Groves.
Weather permitting, the Red
Sox will practice tomorrow and
Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock
on Fairlawn Field. A practice
will also be held Sunday morning
al II o'clock on Fairlawn. Games
ere wanted with leading unlimi-
ted teams. Write T. M. Jenkins,
1881 B st. S. E., or phone Lin
ccln 4311.
The Washington times., 1931-04-02
Wrestling Results

At New York-Dick Daviscout,
California, defeated George
Hagen, former United States Ma
rine. Herbie Freeman, New
York, threw Jim Clinstock,
Haskell Indian. George Manich,
Jugo-Slavia, pinned Casey Berger,
Texas. Wladek Zbyszko, Poland,
pinned Jack Reynolds. Omaha.
Hans Steinke, Germany, and
Rudy 81 SEX, Omaha, grappled
to draw. Ray Steele, California
pinned Floyd Marshall, Los Ange-
les.
The Washington times., 1931-04-02
Boston SOx Play
COLOneLS TOdGY

LOUISVILLE, KY, April g.
The Boston Red Sox were here
today to play the Louisville
Colonels, after being washed out
of two games with the Nashville
Club in Nashville, Tenn.
Wet weather followed the SoX
North, however, and prospects
were none too bright for a game
today. If the weather does not
clear up, the boys will workout
under the Louisville stands.
The Washington times., 1931-04-02
JAP NETMEN WIN

HONOLULU, April 2.-The Aus
tralian Junior tennis champions,
Thompson and Turnbull, today
had been eliminated by Akimoto
and Kuwabara, Japan, in the
semifinals of the doubles in the
Mid-Pacific annual tennis tourna-
ment. The scores were 6-3, 81,
Ga. "a Ga
The Washington times., 1931-04-02
Paddock Notes

BOWIE, Md, April 2.-Jim
Bean, who is seriously i'll at his
home in Washington, has turned
Baboo, Wandering Jim and two
2-year-olds over to Uncle Jim
Arthur, of Long Green Valley,
to train.
Stotler will make a determined
bid for the Flash Handicap, five
and one-half furlongs, secondary
feature on Saturday, as he in
tends to start Mrs. Margaret
Amory's Balko and c, H. Pierce's
The Heathen.
Freddie Hopkins intends to go
after the Flash with C. V. Whit
ney's Smear, one that won on
opening day.
Moe Simon shipped his horses
from Florida to Havre de Grace
and left last night for his home
in New York. He will return
Monday.
Joe Stern's good sprinter Gun
Royal struck himself and will be
rested for several weeks. Stern
shipped the gelding and Corsican
back to New York today.
Tony PaScuma phoned from
New York today that he would
be here to ride Saturday. He
can do 104 pounds and is being
handled by George Pass.
Bob Freund, who is school
ing Havre De Grace'S colony. re-
ports n u m erOuS twO-year-OldS'
there. Some Of the stables at
the Hartford county course are:
Walter M. JeffOrdS, B. B. Stable,
Brandywine Stable, Xalapa
Farms.
Thomas j. Healey, head trainer
for c. V. Whitney, wired General
Manager Edward Burke, Of the
Hartford Agricultural and Breed
ers Association, that he would
bring several of his charges from
the farm at Brookdale, N. J. to
Havre De Grace. The division
here in charge of Freddie Hop
kins will also go to the Graw.
Jack Pryce will take a divi-
sion of Walter j. Salmon'S string
from New York to Havre De
Grace.
Steeplechase Jockey R. Haines
suffered a fractured vertebra
while schooling one of John Bost-
wicks's fencers. It will be neces-
sary for Haines to wear d plaster
cast for several months.
Raymond Sonny Workman,
of Washington, contract rider for
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney, of
New York, was visitor. Sonny
broke his leg during the winters
racing in Florida, but has i'm
proved rapidly and hopes to
swing back into the saddle dur
ing the Havre De Grace session,
which opens April 1S.
E. j. Glass was an arrival from
Buffalo, N. Y. and will remain
throughout spring racing in this
State.
Willie Robinson, one of Ameri-
cas- veteran race riders, resumed
saddle work today. He was
astride Nola in the opener.
The Washington times., 1931-04-02
BOWIE ENTRIES

FIRST RACE-Two-year-ol claim
ing: $1,000; furlonEs o
Roy Squires. .111 xWestivity .....105
Good Fortunt. .1O7 Tom 40
Single Fly. .107, Single B. .......11o
RoSsiFe RoSai stone .iiOi You o 'a6 Darling H
Also eligible:
xTarquin ......1O5 Brush Up...... 115
Ultim ia xaFountain 1 Be Boy1G5
SECOND RACE-Three-year- r-olds and
upward; foaled in Maryland; claiming;
purse, $1,000; furlongs.
xaFaylin 100 blair Folly..... 1OS
aRoyal Mystery. .115 xCupidity ......l00
xSedora ........1O5 xStupendous iii
Pendings Pride. 110iMerry Mack ....113
xCalgary Kay. 113xPretty Boy ....IO5
xTewsenelda ..1O8
aMrs E. Trueman-H Howard Bruce
entry
BIZ. G. Bedwell entry
THIRD RACE-Three-year-o colts
and geldngs; the Ken Oak; purse,
$1,000; 51s furlongs
Quick Thinker .10S Mine Sweeper. .108
Trice ..........112 Dancing Mack .112
Portcodine .....112 Sea Fox ........11O
Jubilation .....108
FOURTH RACE-The Madonna Handi-
cap; three year -olds and upward; fillies
and mares; purse. S1.500; furlongs
Toney Princess. ia Black Patricia. .107
aSapphire Sky. .104 AZiz .......... .115
aRocket Glare. .124 Patricia Marian III
Sister Zoe ....115l
aLabrot entry.
FIFTH RACE-Four-year-ol -olds and up
ward; claiming; purse, $1,000; / II miles,
xSunny Port 100 xRundale ......1o8
xUpset Lad los xMad Mullah ..1O5
Moon Phase ...11SlxVowed Vng'nce1O5
xNealon Kay los xExpiate .......1O0
Your Play ....1OSIKeydet .........11O
Passing BY ....1O5lxDon Tinky ....lO5
SIXTH RACE-Four-ye -year-olds and
upward; claiming; $1,000: mile and
one e-siXteenth
xNegodale ....10S( Nonencier ......1O5
Frances Cooper. 105 xSea Rip.
XFair Lark. .1O2l Attamart .1O5
Isostasy ......11Ol lxOtilla !........ 100
Willie K.......110l xBelmona ...1O3
Bob shannon. .113lMlaria 1O5
SEVENTH RACE-Four-year-o and
upward claiming; purse, $1,000; l 1-16
miles.
Fairdawn .....1O5l 5lxJohn Robert ..1O5
Reigh Olga Ills xMontferrat ....1OS
Kahn .......1 los Wrench .......1 .113
Peter Peter ....110 Flying Fantom. .1O3
Ruane .........110IBask .........11O
Brother johnson .1t0lxA. Goldsmith ..1O3
xApprentice allowances claimed.
The Washington times., 1931-04-02
VETERAN DRIVER

Harry Stokes, veteran Ohio har-
ness-horse driver, started his turf
career in 1894, when he was 16,
and during the last 20 years has
probably driven more races than
any other reinsman.
The Washington times., 1931-04-02
RICHES FOR RACES

A total of 100000 will be dis
tributed at Belmont Park next
September 10, when the Futurity,
the Jockey Club Gold Cup race
and the Grand National Steeple-
chase events are staged.
The Washington times., 1931-04-02
EXPENSIVE ITEM

The American League used IT,
772 baseballs last season, about
10000 being fouled out of play
and carried off by the fans, &C.
cording to President Ernest S.
Barnard.