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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-07-12
PURVIS, CHIEF
WARRIOR UPON.
Crime RESIGNS.
Will "Settledown" in Chi
cago, Declared: Is Man
Who Got Dillinger
EXTORTION NOTE
WRITER CAPTURED

CHICAGO, July 12.-(UP).-
Melvin Purvis, the man who got
John Dillinger, today resigned as
head of the Chicago office of the
bureau of investigation, depart
ment of Justice, to settle down in
Chicago"
Thirty-one years old, Puryis dis
posed of Dillinger, Roger Touhy,
Verne Sankey, Baby Face Nelson.
pretty Boy" Floyd, and dozens
of lesser crime lights since he took
over the job in 1882. He was rec
ogniaed as No. l crime fighter IF
the nation.
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CALENDAR

FRIDAY, JULY IL;
Chamber of Commerce enter
tainment, high school auditorium,
8 p. m.
SATURDAY, JULY IS
Crazy Water Crystals enter
tainers, high school auditorium,
8 D. m. 49,.
Dancing, college night, music
bv "Doc" Petteford and orches-
publican "Grass Roots" session at
Springfield, Ill. 80
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-07-12
SENTELL DIES
IN ELECTRIC
CHAIR TODAY
Asked To Be Electrocuted
Before Negro, Granted
Request
NEITHER JESTFUL in
LAST GRIM HOURS

RALEIGH. July 12.-(UP).-
The central state prisons electric
chair today claimed the lives of
Louis Sentell, 80, former Hender-
son county man, and George
Whitefield, negro, Greensboro. as
the 151st and 152nd victims.
Sentell was convicted of muir
dering his sweetheart. Mrs. Will
liam Drake, at Shelby, and Whit
field Of criminal assault on a
white woman at Greensboro.
Warden H. H. Coneycutt, the
white-haired, genial friend of
every condemned men, told the
two last night they must pay the
state their debt. that the gov
ernor had refused to intervene.
'Tm ready to go," Sentelle told
the warden. Gust let me go
first, is all l ask"
Warden H. H. Honeycutt, the
Sentelle that request. At 1890
a. m. today, Sentelle marched
down death row, past the last
cell where George Whitfield
waiting his turn. Two thousand
volts of electricity rocketed thru
his body. Whitfield followed.
Pm right with the Lord;
nothing else Matters" the young
negro told the warden.
Neither were iestful. Neither
laughed and ioked about death as
did Sidney Etheridge, the Ratchet
slayer who was the last to die in
the chair four months ago.
Sentelle and Whitfield saw
Etherridge walk the "last mile"
They saw others go through the
white doors into the little green
chamber from which none ever
return.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-07-12
GOLD CLAUSE BILL
IS REPORTED OUT

WASHINGTON, July II. (UP1
The house banking and currency
committee voted to report favor
ably the administrations bill out
laBing gold clause suits.
The resolution provides for the
redemption of gold bond notes in
cash on a dollar for dollar basis
until January l 1896.
Speaker Byrns said he expected
he resolution will be brought to
the floor of the house next week.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-07-12
Press Charges Suicide Epidemic
OF Soldiers Comes From Marihuanal
Smoking AS Solace From Cruelties

weed is grown on land leased from
the Panama Canal, under Ameri-
can jurisdiction.
Rounsevell described several
army officers as "Simon Legrees'
and asserted that harsh and cruel
treatment of enlisted men who
must work long hours under the
tropical sun, drove the soldiers 20
marihuana and eventual suicide.
The self-destruction record OF
Fort Clayton, the 'suicide post
includes May 20, Henry w. Solo
mon, Denver, Colo, by shooting;
June 1, Gustave Haske, of Ger
many, by shooting; June 9, Rob
ert w. Johnson, of Cromwell,
Conn, by. poisoning; and July 3,
Russell D. Reeder, Albert Lea,
MINI. -; ;.,e,'
Other suicide attempts have
been reported.
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TO SUCCEED ARRIS

RALEIGH, July 12.-UP).--
The dictatorship of the North
Carolina motor vehicle bureau, to
he vacated on July 81. by L. $.
Harris. will be turned, over. to X.
R. Mclaughlin. Revenue Gommls,,
sioner, A: j. Maxwell announced
YESTERDAY. SSH liz .tEf'tEg-fI
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PLANS FOR FLIGHT
ARE NOT ABANDONED

WASHINGTON, July IL. (UP)
The National Geographic Society's
Offices here said this morning that
another attempt will be made to
conduct the flight later this year
if it is found feasible to repair
the balloon.
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WEATHER

c,.rally fair tonight and Sat-
sxeept scattered afternoon
'LnudershO"ers.
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INVESTIGATION HINTED 49,.
AT WASHINGTON ~ 800
WASHINGTON, July IL? (upl
.tContinued on page taree ,is
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GOOD AFTERNOON

Hoover says this IL . time ''whsn
men would rather be safe thaH
tree One outstanding example
is Al Capons. So ~
Evening star., 1935-02-20
COURT RESULTS
Local Teams.

Local Teams.
George Washington Frosh. "a;
Western High, 13.
Mount Rainier High, l9; Hyatts-
vile, Is.
Takoma-silver Spring. 81; Gath
ersburg, 81.
East.
Carnegie Tech, 40; Washington and
Jefferson, 81.
st. Johns tAnnapolis). Is: Johns
Hopkins, 1e.
Davis -Elkins, 48; Concord, 46.
Washington and Jefferson Frosh
27; Carnegie Tech Frosh, IS.
South.
Richmond, 25; Washington and
Lee, 81.
william and Mary, "a; Apprentice
School, 81.
North Carolina, 81; North Carolina
virginia Military Frosh, AZ; Green
brier, 80.
Rice, 80; Texas A. & NJ, %.
Midwest.
Indiana State Teachers, S.; Armour
Tech, 81.
Valparaiso, 80: Manchester, "a.
Iowa State, 81; Michigan State, 80
Millikin, So: Bradley, II.
Wichita, 36; Pittsburgh State
Teachers, 80.
Central, IS; Missouri Valley. "a.
Akron. 38: Mount Union. AZ,
Baldwin Wallace, "A; Ashland, II.
Heidelberg, 80; John Carroll, 81
(overtime).
Ohio Northern, S.; Bowling Green
40.
Toledo University, 4s; st. Johns
(Toledo). 26.
wilberforce, 40: Cedarville, 19.
Capital, 80; Kenyon, %.
st. Johns (Collegeville), %; st
Thomas, az.
st. Olaf, Is: st. Mary's (Winona)
81.
Hastings, 81; York, IS.
Penn College, 80; Simpson, 80.
Illinois College, "a; Carthage, SO.
Augustana, 80; Huron, 20.
Rochester Junior, SO; Luther, 20.
Moorhead, 50; Wahpeton science,
20.
Far West.
University Of San Francisco, Al;
California, 80.
Whitman, 80; College Of Puget
Sound, IS.
University of Nevada, "a: Broadway
Clowns New York City), is.
Nebraska Wesleyan, Il; Doane, 81.
Greeley State, "a; Colorado UNI
versity, IS.
Idaho, 10: Washington University.
16.
Evening star., 1935-02-20
ARMY QUINT SHAKY
FOR NAVY CONTEST
Has Won s Of 13 Games Despite
Being Continually Hit by
Illness and Injuries.
vxyEsT POINT, N. Y, February 20.

WEsT POINT NY; N. y; February so 20,
that will meet Navy at An
napofis Saturday is an uncertain
quantity. After starting the season
with prospects Of having q strong
team, the Cadets have been set back
by one mishap after another.
Ken Dawalt, star forward, was out
Of the game for two weeks with the
grip: Wright Hiatt, captain and CEN
ter, who also had the grip, has been
able to play only about 10 minutes
since January 10; Tom Clifford, guard,
missed three games with bad ankle;
Monk" Meyer, forward, was out Of
two games with an elbow injury, and
now bud" Underwood, guard, is out
for the rest Of the season with q dis
located shoulder.
Despite these troubles, Army has
won eight games and lost five.
Most notable among the Cadets
contests were q victory over North
Carolina and holding Duquesne to q
three-point victory, 1920.
Provided Hiatt gets into condition
after his long lay-off, the Army prob
ably will line up with Dawalt and
Meyer, forwards; Hiatt, center, and
clifford and Stancook, guards.
Three of this group, Stancoolk,
Clifford and Meyer, played In the foot
ball game against Navy and will re-
new acquaintance with Buzz" Bor.
ries, dusty" Dornan and Bob Man
delkorn.
Evening star., 1935-02-20

Of the batting art, Rogers Hornsby,
flashing his stuff. He'll explain the
correct stance at the plate, the proper
timing, the wrist action and the fol-
low-through Of his great swing that
has made him such q feared hitter.
Ted Husing, famous radio sports
commentator. does most Of the talking
in the picture. Moriarty does the an
nouncing and the explanatory work.
It's something for the youngster am
bilious to better his game and the vet
eran fan to see and hear. The flm
gives the best of base ball by the best
in base ball.
In the week II Is here, Batter Up"
will be publicly exhibited in the audi
toriums Of the colleges and high
schools. Sponsored by the American
League, the Aim win be displayed
under the direction Of the Washington
ball club. The club soon win announce
the schedule and places Of the showing
Of this excellent screen exposition Of
the national pastimA.
Evening star., 1935-02-20


Mount Rainier won the opening tilt
Of the county play-of this year, SO.
20, but Hyattsville took the second.
1922, and, with Nathaniel Mostow,
former Roosevelt High player. in its
lineup. was favored to win yesterday.
Regulars Turn Tide.
TTYATTSVILLE ran up a AL lead
n in the opening quarter against
the Mounts second
but Coach Perry Wilkinson showed
his regulars in at the start of the
second period and they overcame the
eenemy lead and went on to gain q
1915 advantage at the half. The
District Liners had a 1873 margin at
the close of the third period and
maintained this advantage the re-
mainder Of the way.
Outstanding for the Mounts were
the veterans, Capt. Tillie Scott, guard.
who was the games leading scorer
with IL points, and Jimmy Glynn,
forward.
Long Charley Quantrille, center,
who scored six points, did most Of
Hyattsville's basket sniping. Mostow
played a clever floor game for the
losers. Summary:
Evening star., 1935-02-20
Moving Picture Is Education
In Base Balls Finer Points

IF YOU would understand the finer
points of what the Nationals and
the other crew are doing when
you are at the Georgia avenue ball
yard on balmy Summer days, take a
little time out to see Batter Up"
the American Leagues official pic
turization of bAse ball, when it is here
can CLEAN much from this movie.
Following q pre-view on March l at
the wardman Park Hotel Theater for
the entertainment Of the press radio
folk and college and school authori-
ties it will be exhibited at various
places in Washington through the
week beginning March 4.
The picture offers right thorough
base ball education. It was directed
by George Moriarty, American League
umpire, VINO will appear personally ut
the showings Of the film, and every
star of the circuit contributed his spe-
cialty. And it will be exhibited at no
cost. You merely step in and have
q look.
You'll see 1900 feet Of close-ups
and slow-motion shots Of the best of
the American League. You1l discover
where Babe Ruth sets that remarkable
wrist action that made him king of
home run hitters, how Lou Gehrig's
powerful swing connects with almost
any kind Of pitch. the way Mickey
Cochrane gives signals to his pitcher,
how Schoolboy Rowe, Earl whitehill
and Lefty Grove hold the ball to make
their various throws and how they hide
their deliveries from the batter.
You'll see how q second baseman
and shortstop should team up In de-
fense with Buddy Myer and Joe
Cronin taking care of the act. what
makes Jimmy Foxx such a sterling
batter and clever fielder, some slick
first basing by Hal Trosky of the In
dians, Jimmy Dykes showing what
third baseman has to do, Pinky Hig-
gins demonstrating how certain types
Of drives should be handled at the hot
corner and Sammy West. Heinie
Manust, Earl Averill and Al Simmons
revealing what every outfelder should
know. s.-.. -..-1- .-.-4s44.s. .-..--.-4.- .4.-..
And you'll see that master stylist
Evening star., 1935-02-20
ILAWLER TO COACH
MOUNT ST. MARY'S
Former Catholic y. Athlete to
Have Charge Of Grid and
Diamond Sports.
EMMITsBURG, Md, February 20.

EMMITsBURG, Nd, February 20.
T. appointment of Joseph Law
Ter. former Catholic University
star, as head coach at Mount St
Mary's College has been announced
by Dr. Earl Bender, graduate mana
ger of athletics here. Lawler will
step in next September, succeeding
Arthur Malloy, who recently resigned
to devote his attention to his duties
as steward Of the college.
Lawler, athletic director Of Jessups
Pa. high school, will take charge OF
coaching foot ball, basket ball and
base ball at Mount st. Mary's. Since
his graduation from Catholic Uni.
versity, where he won three letters
he compiled brilliant record in foot
ball at Jessups by winning Sc VIC
tories as against losses.
His undefeated eleven was invited
to meet Miami, Fla, high school on
New Years day. but the invitation
was declined.
Evening star., 1935-02-20
Oppose Wildcat Chicago Tilt
Northwestern Alumni Irked Because Maroon
Broke Relations After One Defeat.

ule that game, he'd better start
running and running fast" was
the gist OF explosive comment gath
cred from Northwestern alumni,
who were interviewed on the sug-
eestion. I'VE took q beating from
that crowd for 40 years without q
murmur. Then We licked them
once, and what happened? They
quit playing usi Play them again?
Never, neverl"
One alumnus was located who
said he didn't mind" but he said
he didn't think 1t would do either
school much good.
Coach Shaughnessy, hardly aware
of the intense bitterness In the
hearts of many Northwestern
alumni because Of the sudden
break Oh In foot ball relations nine
years ago, made his suggestion dur
ing q speech at Evanston recently.
The Daily Northwestern leaped at
the proposal and interviewed o
number Of Chicago athletes, all Of
whom were reported ~ enthusiast
tically In favor Of Q Northwestern
Chicago game.
Evening star., 1935-02-20
TERPS' FULL TEAM
|NF|ST|C TOURNEY
Cavaliers, TarheeIs Only
Others With Eight in
Title Affair.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
~HARLOTTESvuLE. Va, Feb
[ ruary 2o:-Forty-nine of
Y 4 Dixie's best collegiate boxers
will compete in the ninth an
nual Southern Conference tourna-
ment here next Friday and Saturday,
according to a revised entry list re-
leased by James @. Driver, University
of Virginia athletic director and chair
man Of the Conference Committee on
Boxing.
Virginia, defending the title 1t has
won four years in a row; the Univer-
sity of Maryland. which tied the Cava-
liers last week, 4-4, and North Caro-
lima will enter eight-man teams.
Duke has entered seven, South Caro-
lima six, North Carolina State five,
Clemson four and v. P. I. two and
Washington and Lee one. v. NJ. I.
will not be represented.
Entries in each weight are as fol-
lows:
. Bantamweisht. 115 pounds-Arehie
jackie sef. wsns XEsns csmsen ssasaGns ABE
PSas P.S I%RS aorsS sS10k csron.' s2OE
South Carolina, and Charles HUI. v p 1
R.ines sth'!Ts1fas vfsas ss sn.@ssn
Fred Lloyd. Duke; Ernest Alterman. Clem-
iSn snnsh.m Nj NJ Enssi nsisans & Ernst sf
North Carolina; Park Jenkins South Caro-
Lghtweisht. .I35 pounds-.Buboer Daw.
son; C1emson; JACK Kneipp. Duke; Seaman r1
John sss Edssrd .vfR RortS
Tom Dunn; South Carolina. and Marion
ws%ss %sr-ssa "a
Jimmy Mccall. Duke: Glenn Pentland
N. c. State; walter webb. MARYLAND; Joe
Fisher. North Carolina. and Bill Hunnph-
Junior middIeweisht, l5s peunds-P.pl
Lotion \, clsmson; Al Mann; Duke; Jack
land; Jules Msdynski North Carolina
Harry Hilton. South Carolina. and Bill
Dafs KS sSsasaz Ma
Sam Giddings. North Carolina; Dave Stod-
dard. South Carolina: Mortimer Caplin.
virginia. and Edward Jean. Washington
Light heavyweisht. .17s pounds-stew-
art MeCaw, MARYLAND. defending cham
SSsh SSa HfSa Nsah and S ss 5sst so Mif
Hesvyweight, -unlimited---sulley Granger.
Ray kann.f or JACK Nonsh
Carolina, and Fred Cramer. VirEinia.
Ofncials will be Edward Brookman
Of Baltimore, Harvey Miller of wash
tngton and Allie Wolfe Of Philadelphia
Evening star., 1935-02-20
De PAUL is ADDED
TO C. u. GRID CARD
Game Slated for November 2 in
Chicago Is Sixth Contest
Arranged for 1885.
GREATER portion Of Catholic

4 GREATER portion Of Catholic
n University's proposed foot ball
schedule for 1885 was COM
pleted today following Athletic Di-
rector Arthur Dutch Bergman's
announcement that De Paul Uni
versity of Chicago will be played in
the Windy City on November 2.
The contest will follow tiltS with
La Sale and Duquesne.
Catholic University's schedule to
date follows:
October 5, La Sale (here) IL
Duquesne Cat Pittsburgh).
November 2. De Paul tat Chicago)
9, West Virginia Wesleyan (here); 16,
Western Maryland (here); Thanks
giving day. North Carolina State
(here).
Evening star., 1935-02-20
gipose FIGHTS nx Anita Mount Rainier Fiue Set Series
Sports Program
In Local Realm
TODAY.
Basket Ball.

Temple VS.. Georgetown, az leCn, D .Su
st. Thomas, at Catholic u, $50.
Maryland, at Virginia.
st. Johns VS.. Georgetown freshmen
at Tech, 7:30. Preliminary to G. U
Varsity Temple game.
A. and r. of North Carolina vs.
Miner Teachers, at Cardozo. $3.50.
A. and T. of North Carolina. al
Howard u, 8.
Gonzaga, at Episcopal High, $3.50.
Georgetown Prep, at Bethesda
Chew Chase High, $3.50.
Catholic U. Freshmen VS.. Tech al
Catholic u, tbs. Preliminary to c. U
Varsity-St. Thomas game.
Boxing.
Washington Auditorium, Olympic A
c. amateur show, $50.
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.
Temple vs.. George washington. al
Tech, 8.
Bridgewater, at Wilson Teachers
College. 8.
Virginia State, at Howard u, 8.
Tech, at Gonzaga. $3.50.
burg High, 8.
Alexandra High VS.. Hyattsville
High, at HyattSville Armory, 3:l5.
Glen Burnie High, at Mount Rainier
High, 8.
western High at Maryland, Fresh
men, 8.
Wrestling.
Washington Auditorium - M / r
match, Frank Judson VS.. Cine
Garibaldi. Show starts at $50.
FRIDAY.
Basket Ball.
Double-header in annual Star
Metropolitan District tourney, at Tech
First game at o'clock.
Bridgewater, at Gallaudet. 8.
Mount St. Joseph Prep. at st
Johns. s.
Virginia State U. VS.. Miner Teachers
at Cardozo. 8.
st. Albans. at Episcopal Academy
Philadelphia.
! Hopewell High, at Westinghouse
High, 8.
! Howard VS.. Lincoln. at Orange. N.
Takoma- Silver Spring High, a
Waynesboro (Pa) High.
Kendall in Eastern Deaf Schools
tourney, at Hartford, Conn.
Boxing.
Maryland in Southern Conference
at University, Va.
SATURDAY.
Basket Ball.
Pittsburgh VS.. Georgetown, a
Tech, $50.
Final game In annual Star Metro
politan District tourney, at Tech, 2.
Bridgewater, at American u, 8.
Georgetown Freshmen VS.. Tech, a
Tech. 7:30. Preliminary to G. U
Varsity Pittsburgh game.
Central. at Charlotte Hall. $3.50.
Loyola Prep New York;, at George
town Prep. $3.50.
st. Adams. at Church Farm School
at Philadelphia.
Boxing.
Manhattan, at Catholic o.. 8:15.
American u, at Hampden-Sydne
Swimming.
George Washington VS.. Lafayette
Shoreham pool. 8.
Wrestling.
Hopkins, at Gallaudet, 8.
| Carlisle (Pa) Y. M. G. A., q
Central Y, 8.
Rife.
Maryland, at George Washington.
y Central VS.. Navy Plebes, at An
napolis.
Evening star., 1935-02-20
G. w. FR0SH WIN FINALE
Beat Western to Make Record 10
Victories, 8 Defeats.

George Washington freshman bas.
keters have closed their season with q
record Of IL wins and losses. The
Colonial yearlings rung down the cur.
tain yesterday, drubbing Western High,
runner-up in the public high title
race, 24-13, on the @. w. floor
Western gave the frosh q tough
fight for the first half. which ended
with G. w. in the van. 1910, after the
count was TT at the end Of the OPEN
ing quarter. In the third period,
though, the little Colonials rang up
z points against for Western.
Pete Yurwitz. who halls from New
York City, led the winners foray on
the basket with II points. Tommy
Allen, with 6 markers, was high for
Western. Summary:
Evening star., 1935-02-20
DEWHURSTS GET GOING

Sponsored by Arthur Dewhurst,
prominent distance runner OF this
city, the Dewhurst Flashes, q lis
pound basket bali team, has been or
ganized for play In the coming Dis
trict A. A. q. championship tourney.
Members Of the squad, which viii
get its first test tomorrow against
r. N. G. A. lightweight team, are
Reed Gibson, Clarence Robbins, WI.
liam Walsh, Morris. Robbins, Robert
Mock, Jack Walsh and Leonard sokol.
Evening star., 1935-02-20
BOYD IN NEW BERTH.

Artie Boyd, former Tech High bas-
ket ball coach, who has Just assumed
his new duties on the physical educa-
ton staff at Eastern High, will tutor
the track squad at the Lincoln Park
School. and Is expected to relieve
Chief Guyon as basket ball mentor.
Guyon has been coaching in three
sports. foot ball, base ball and basket
ball, and this is regarded too much Of
a burden for one coach.
Evening star., 1935-02-20

Referee-Mr. Chase Maryland.
Pairings for the tournament were
made today. In the first game. start
ing at 2 O'Clock, Eastern will play
Mount Rainier and in the second Be-
thesda- Chevy Chase will meet Alex.
sndria. The survivors will clash Sat.
friday for the title.
There appears to be more interest
in the tournament than ever. Here
tofore 1t has been a set-up for the
District champion but this time the
D. c. titlewinner seems to be in for
a battle.
Evening star., 1935-02-20

walloped B e I h.
e S d a - he Wy
c h a S e High,
M o n t 6 m cry
County's stand
ard bearer, 46-
26, with Charley
Callow, now play
ing with the
Maryland fresh
men, setting a
tourney scoring
re ord at rs
points. T h e
Mounts W e r e
beaten by East
ern in the cham
Evening star., 1935-02-20
N|PS HYATTSV|LLE
IN RUBBER BATTLE
Victory by 1915 Is Upset.
Pairings Announced for
Star Tourney.

DRNcE GEORGES COUNTY,
- Md, will be represented in
i The Stars third annual metro
politan basket ball play-off
Friday and Saturday in Tech High by
Mount Rainier High.
The District Line youngsters staged
an upset yesterday to conquer their
old foe, Hyattsville High, 1915, in
the rubber game of a series of three
for the county championship and the
right to represent Prince Georges in
the metropolitan event. The Mounts
will be pitted against Eastern, D. C.
public high champ, in one of the
opening games Friday.
This is the second straight year
Mount Rainier has upheld Prince
Georges prestige in the tourney. Last
year the District Liners, In an upset
Evening star., 1935-02-20
Some Gases in Point.

Some Cases in Point.
-HE bettors liked Jabot to take the
Santa Margarita event. Ted
Clark, a former platter, tri-
umphed. Mate made his initial ap-
pearance in the San Carlos feature
February 2, which the overdue Jabot
captured. Then came the San An
tonic stakes of $500, with Azucar
the choice. Head Play, on the come
back trail, blazed the way to the
wire.
Gillie thundered to victory in the
$4,000 Santa Anita Derby last Sat-
urday, when the bulk Of the money
went into the pari-mutuel machines
on Sound Advice.
Equipoise faces plenty Of obstacles.
In the first place the handicap prom
ises to be hard race, with some ~
thoroughbreds expected to go to the
post.
He will carry four more pounds
than any of his rivals and as much
as 80 more than some. Another out
burst Of Juggling to the rail, despite
anything Jockey Sonny Workman
may do. easily could cause him trou-
BILE or bring about another disquali-
fcation.
And with a host of promising
sprinters in the event, Ekky prob
ably will have to come from behind
to win That he can do this has
been proved frequently enough, but
the chances decrease with each addi-
tional start.
Evening star., 1935-02-20
BETHESDA GIRLS AHEAD.

Bethesda Chevy Chase High School
girls defeated Hyattsville Highs SEX
tet by SO to rs on the formers court
yesterday afternoon, with Helen Wink
Ter sinking IA field goals for the win
ners.