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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-07
Charles Town Results

Asa Gnaslss Tssn SGusss
Won s646 sS9d POINT 515 q TTy0nS
100 q. shsnRsj second $685. ;tsS S5@e;
Peeorate, III y. MANN third. s.. so
ioric. Ripping Waves and POSTMASTER.
s3s6 co olsimi RACE f. -Four furlonss; purse
sad TO- SIX ka dS N Y sa lI5 W BaTr sec
ranLoch London Naha mf; o nj. s Also
Time Winner and Sun Camp.
THIRD RACE: Charles Town Course;
sSOs sun eSm snssn for as sRd
To va s. 90 s546 $40 DIXIE pr hileess
III is IL 4, xis5 sh rsnt third ss6o Tine
Scotch Age. Falmouth Belle AMI Bobby N Fol.
som. DAILY double paid Sa2.4o9 u
r,, rouR eth. RACE ! About furlongs:
won: $500 $3.50 $500; The Gem S'i III
Gus 6S Fft9eF sSsnfss f lara E2dS,
Dreams. Second Story. Grand Baker. En-.
ployment and This Play.
FIFTH RACE: About furIongs; purse
ssTSIstsF queen liz g shsnk spa WON SR-
Sherry M fse9nd tS $3.50 81 % oo Topsis
Bonnie Dhu and Justs Teacher. 49,
SIXTH RACE: 1h miles; purse. $500;
Viva Pete, 115 ~. shanksl, won So 80
$500 $3.50; Dunair. 1T tE SMITH
second. 1870. $500; Mischief Maker. i04
q. Garrettl; third $3;sO: Time. 1:54's
Tails. Peace Treaty. Sun Way and BARGE
Iona Pete.
ss0o; claiming: for S-year-oidsVLone
Miss. III wv Hilleyl, won, $40, $40
ond, sio;aO s52oi s g e PTide. 1 9G
Also ranwRock Spray, Sandfalon. Rapid
Up. Layaga and Dear Heart.
EIGHTH RACE: 1Hs miles; purse. $500;
Vaidosta. iii q. Garrett), won $25 90,
SLIGO sSo9 g. Psa Ase ed III 4 s,n rsltnsT
IL. smith,. third, S4.e 90. Time. 1:56&,
Also ran-Just Remember. Georee Jessel.
Wood God Frances Cooper. Mcdonald II,
Bye and Bye and Redivivus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-07
WISE BESSA EASILY
WINS LAT0NIA OAKS
Finishes Five Lengths in Front
of Iceberg-Scarp, Favorite,
Gets Third Money.

BY the Associated Press.
T ATONIA, KY. July 6.-Taking the
- lead soon after the start, H. G
Shoemaker's Wise Bessa easily won
today the historic Latonia Oaks, clos
ing feature OF the Latonia meeting,
and purse CT S2,045.
A test of 3-year-old flllies, the race
proved more of test for Iceberg and
Scarp, with Scarp coming up so fast
that in few more jumps she would
have taken the place from Iceberg,
five lengths behind Wise Bessa. Lucy
was fourth.
First and second choices in the bet
ting. Scarp ard Dark Woman ran far
behind until near the home stretch
when Scarp moved up with rush.
The winner paid 5000 for 81.
Wise BeSsa covered the mile and
quarter in 2:054s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-07
FAUQUIER-L 0UD0UNS
BEAT WAR P0LOISTS
Phipps Leads Virginia Quartet
to 1915 Win Over Weakened
Departmental Team.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
WEAKENED by the absence of Maj.
W c. c. Smith and Joe Swing. War
Department polo team bowed to the
Fauquier-LOudoun quartet in a Bit
terly fought 1916 game today on
Phipps Field, here.
Paced by Hubert Phipps, member
Of the famous mallet- welding family
Of Long Island, who accounted for
seven tallies, the Fauquier-Loudoun
four stepped into IA lead at the
end of the fourth chukker after the
War Department team had vaulted to
the fore with Al count at the end
of the second.
Maj. C. H. Reed tried valiantly to
pull the Army quartet from behind
when he twice sent the white ball
through the uprights in the fifth
chukker. but Phipps let loose in the
final period to put the game on ice.
Phipps rode at No. for Fauquier-
Loudoun, with Howard Fair Kenneth
Jenkins and Dick Kirkpatrick as his
mates. LieutS. Paul Davidson and
Howard Buckley and Majs. Reed and
George Grunert represented War De-
partment.
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More Than $500 in Prizes.
Program for Show.
The program follows:

The program follows:
CLASS t9:30 a.m)-saddle ponies:
For ponies 1914 hands and under. 10 De
ridden by children II years OF age and
sideTed; one trophy and SIX ribbons.
over I2,ls hands and under l4Ia. to be
under: quality. suitability and manners
to be considered; one trophy and SIX
CLASS s-Pony jumping: For ponies
children /" years Of age and under; jump
all ponies under 14ls hands; riders to be
10 years of age or under: Jumps not to
CLASS 5EHunter improvement class:
for brood mares and foals: hunter type;
t9als or peF een sEe 81 iosl
CLASS 8NNovice ladies. saddle class:
ribbon in saddle class at any show; to
be ridden by a lady who has never ridden
q blue ribbon winner vim in any show; maj, man
6 6ffass ua amM / R~ hunters: Open to
be- Be i JUDGED a' on condemnation. quality and
CLASS Screen hunters: For horses
foot foot jumps nv prioT to January i ia3s;
and over to Jump 4 feet conformation g
per cent: cSn:eTmation. q per Cent ~
:sne4 to shGEn a. style E.k .eo Ss
n'd CLASS i Io.sfidls path hacks: To be
&c e0 ridden By Sa n sbity 81 horse e
siye good safe ride to be main con-
CLASS I1-Touch and out: Open to all;
refusal to count as touch; two prizes and
four ribSons to be awarded in this class s..
feet. 4-year-oids and over to Jump 4 feet
performance. so per cent: conformation
40 per cent; conformation to Dc Judged
' CLASS fs-workine hunters: To be
shown in ring over jumps not to exceed
feet Gass sehss e G aaled se fOq Td
ing by specially selected Cavalry Troopers
from Fort MyeI Va. (tentstive1: 49,.
to all, to be ridden by lady: conforma
ton; action; style and manners and suit
CLASS i6-Hunter hack: Non-thor.
oughbred. to be shown first at walk, trot
and then over four Jumps in ring Jumps
not to exceed 3l2 feet; conformation 80 =
per cent; hacking, 80 y per cent; jumping
CLASS I7-Hunter hacks: Thorough:
then Over 90 fouT in rins Jumps not
to exceed 81 feet; conformation. 81 =
per cent hacking, 80 y per cent: jumping,
33ls per cent: conformation to be judged
outside ring.
CLASS IS-Gay Nineties class: For the
best ensemble of the period lS90-1a00, to
be judged so per cent for general appear
ance and 80 per cent for individual de-
tails: no entry fee.
CLASS I9-Corinthian: To be shown
over 4foot jumps in ring; performance
90 per cent: conformation. IS per cent
appointments, Is per cent
CLASS 20-Hunt teams: Teams Of three
hunters to be shown in ring over 4-foot
fences; single file at safe hunting distance;
25 per cent; appointments. g per cent
CLASS 21-Hunter championship: To
hunter Classes of this show: blue to count
8 points; red. 3: yellow. >. and white /.
CLASS 22-Sacdle horse championship;
TO be ; 1ddofea on IS sadnie classes OF this
class 20. i. e. blue. points; red. 3; vel.
low, 2. and white, l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-07
BOYS MINES SCHEDULED
Will Play in Several Glasses OF
apue This Week.

The schedule for the Boys Club
Base Ball League for the coming week
Is as follows:
Monday, II a:m.-Georgetown B. e: VS.
Merrick C Monument No. -; WASH.
ington B. C. VS.. Y. M. c. A. monument
Wednesday, II a,m.-Gibson Grsys vs.
Oates A. C. Monument No. %; Wasnlng-
ton Flour VS.. washington B. O. 'Mohu-
ny" Friday. ii s.m,-Georsetown 3; c; VS.
Northeast B. O. Monument No. ~; Mer.
rick B. c. vs.. Y. M. G. A. monument
No. A..
The Indoor Base Ball Leagues
schedule for the week follows;
JUNIORS.
Monday. 6;45 pm.-B. G. ouns w.
Wednesday. s:45 p.m.-B. G. Yanks vs.
b G. Red Sox.
INT..sENIOR.
Monday. 7:45 p.m-B. c. Ruels VS..
"Wednesday. .7:45 p.m.-B. @. All-stars
VS.. B. c. Cards.
PEEWEES.
ceorsetoWn B. c. "A Monument No. ID.
Teams desiring games with Boys
Club teams should call National 1885
between 2 and pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-07
zSate Regatta Severn DuS Noted Pilots of Speedy Motor Craft
T,oo Washington Sea Scouts
viii Cruise Ocean 10 Months
As Crew of 75.FOOt Sail Boat

Canal and the Gulf Of Mexico. Piper
does not expect to make the Southern
journey, but Lamborne will continue
on with Robinson. returning home
late In May, 1895.
Jane and Ann Robinson, who with
their father, a retired refrigeraung
engineer, are known as the Robinson
Cruise-so family" also are expected
to make the cruise, which will mark
their eleventh annual sailing Of the
seas.
Jane, IS, and Ann, 10, have followed
the annual migratory course Of the
birds up and down the Atlantic Coast
for the past decade and have spent
only two years in public schools, but
their education has not been neglected
for they are tutored three hours daily
on their yacht Robinson, a firm be-
lever that travel is more healthy and
educational than any mode of living,
has taken his daughters with him
every year on his journeys.
Many local navigators became
familiar with the Cachalot when it
was anchored at the Corinthian
Yacht Club here during June.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-07
TOP ROW EQUALS
MARK IN WINNING
Takes Empire City, Beating
Singing Wood, Favorite,
and Identify.
BY the Associated Press.

by the AbsOclhteu rTeSS'
"a yEW YORK, July GA. A.
N Baroni's Top Row, holder Of
VI the worlds record of l42 for
1 one and one-sixteenth miles,
opened his Eastern invasion by equal
ing the track record for one and one
eighth miles In winning the $500
Empire City handicap today.
The 4-year- son of Peanuts. a
star on the West Coast last Winter,
where he established his international
mark at Bay Meadows, reeled of the
nine furlongs in Isl fat, the same
time as made by Roamer. Dalmattan
and Yellow Hand. Despite his con-
sistent record. which included vic
tory at Washington Park en- route
East, the Baroni speedster paid the
long odds of 6 to ! while earning
1890.
Beats Vicar by Head.
JOCKEY JOHNNY LONGDEN showed
his mount over the line just a
head in front Of William Woodward's
Vicar. a 2-to-1 shot piloted by Frank
Kopel. Mrs. Deering Howe's Only One
was third, two lengths back and five
lengths clear Of Mrs. John Hay Whit
ney's Singing Wood. the favorite in
the field Of seven.
The disappointment Of the race.
witnessed by upwards Of $4,000 fans,
was Alfred G. Vanderbilt's Identify
L. L. al. Lodi
a great reputation over the New Eng
land tracks. The Man o'War colt was
second choice under top weight Of 100
pounds, but weakened badly midway
of the final bend after setting a dizzy
early pace. At the finish he was In
front of only one horse-Mrs. Walter
M. Jeffords Commonwealth, making
his first start since finishing fifth in
the Preakness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-07
C0ldstream Circles Is Riudls
For Thrilling Arlington Win

$40 to show, while the show price
on Night Play, which was coupled
with Grand Slam, was $500.
Nineteen of the finest 2-year-oldS
in America went to the post in the
stake.
Coldstream earned s6.770 by his
sensational triumph. The track was
dull from recent transforms. but Cold
stream ran the So furlongs in LOTS
Starting from the extremely outside
position Coldstream was slammed
against. the outside rail at the start.
When Jockey Kester got him into
racing stride again he was at least 10
lengths back of the leaders.
Displaying terrific speed, Coldstream
rushed into a contending position be-
fore he reached the turn into the
stretch. He picked up little ground
going around the bend. where he was
on the outside, and he slowly gained
on the leaders as he came charging
down the stretch. poking his nose in
front just as he flashed under the
wire Keester gave him mastery
ride all the way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-07
GAR WOOD, JR., LEADS

GENEVA. N. Y. July 6 R.-Gar
Wood, jr., of Algonac. Mich, son OF
the internationally famous boat pilot,
took an early lead in the New York
State cupboard motor boat champion
ships here today winning all three
heats of the class A amateur races.
Rough water forced postponement
of the class C races, the only other
event scheduled.
Wood piled up total OF 1900
points toward the Governors Cup,
erablematic of the State cupboard mo-
tor boat championship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-07
DARK HOPE FIRST
IN $1,000 RACE
Just Lasts to Score Over
FideIis-Third Place to
Time Supply, Choice.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
~ AWTUCKET, r. l.. July g.
- After a heavy thunder shower
had provided him with the
u mud he likes j. w. Y. Martin s
6-year-old Dark Hope today led six
rivals from start to finish in the s10,-
600 added Rhode Island handicap
feature Of this oval's closing program
This Maryland son of Trammer just
lasted the mile and three sixteenths
route to beat out B. NJ Kane's fast
closing Fdelis by head, while being
clicked in 1898.
The 81 favorite. Mrs F. A. Carreau's
Time Supply, winner of the $4,000
Narragansett stake last Fall, trailed
the victor from the gate to the 10
yard pole, where he yielded to Fidelis'
magnificent closing surge.
Time Supply, making his first East
ern start of the season, had a wide
margin on Alfred Gwynne Wander
bits Gallant Mac crossing the line
Today's victory was Dark Hopes
second during this 16-day meeting
On the opening day, and in the mud
the Maryland star accounted for the
IS 900 inaugural feature by nosing out
young Vanderbilt's Crack Identify. a
consistent campaigner on New England
tracks.
The Martin gelding closed as second
choice, behind the Carreau favorite
and his mutuel pay-offS were SIC, 80
$50 and $3.50.
The daily double return. which hit
four figures yesterday and the day be-
fore, dropped to $l23.10, when Step
Away took the first sprint and Aunt
Flor the third dash.
The total mutuels handle for the
16-day meet, the first of three sched-
uled for the track this season, scared
to $6,119,398. as the crowd of 10000
wagered $567,352 on today's eight
races.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-07
CRAWFORD CRAFT
GOLD CUP WINNER
D.C..0Wned Ednandy Makes
AIS Miles Per Hour in
Virginia Race.
BY the Associated Press.


r r AMPTON, Va, July 6-Andrew
Crawford's Ednandy III of
| Washington won the Virginia
L L Gold Cup here this afternoon
in the feature event of the eighth an
nual Hampton regatta, which opened
Thursday.
Driving the Ednandy to victory was
Walter Leveau Of Newport News, de-
signer Of the craft which swept to
victory at Atlantic City last week as
well as winning the hydroplane event
at the local regatta Thursday.
The Ednandy won the first heat
with an average speed of AS miles
per hour for the Is miles and placed
second in the final heat, trailing R.
B. Rowland's Smirow of Norfolk
The Smirow, which finished third
in the opening heat, averaged 1919
miles per hour on the second heat.
The gold cup was awarded on a point
basis.
The race was won despite threaten
ing weather, which had at first made
a postponement seem likely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-07

1.-TWO youthful ambitions will be
fulfilled when Malcolm D.
Lamborne, IT,, 20, an employe
i in the news department Of The
Star, and Harry Piper, IS, set sail
Tuesday for o 1o-month cruise to
Nova Scotia and South America with
C. M. Robinson Of st. Marys City,
Md.
Local sea scouts, Lamborne and
Piper were chosen by Robinson to
make the trip in his 75-foot hand
designed. motor sailer with ketch-
rig Cachalot, which has been the
home of the Robinson family for more
than a decade.
Sailing from st. Marys City, the
boat will proceed to Philadelphia,
thence to New York, up Long Island
Sound to Booth Bay, Me, then to
Cape Cod and complete the first leg
of the cruise at Nova Scotia. The
Cachalot will return to its base in
September to wait until the hurricane
season Is over and then travel down
the coast to South America, visiting
the West Indies and the Bahamas
returning by way of the Panama
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-07
POWDERS 40 CLAYS
IN ROW TO TRIUMPH
Marcy Wins Long-Run Contest
at Benning-Four Deadlocked
in 25.Target Special.

MISSING only one target, Julius
" Marcy won the long-run contest
for a trophy at the Washington Gun
Club yesterday with 40 straight.
A four-man tie resulted in the
special 25-target event. Dr. J. C. Wynn
koop, w. F. Burrows, R. P Livesey and
C. C. Fawcett each breaking %. Dr.
Wynkoop won on the toss of coin.
Scores for the so and IS target
contests follow:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-07
BY the Associated Press.

~ HICAGO, July 6-In one of
the greatest races ever wit
messed at Arlington Park,
~ Coldstream won the seventh
running of the $4,000 added Hyde
Park Stakes today after being all but
left at the post.
The 2-year-old brown son of Bull
Dog Nimble Hoof. owned by Charles
B. Shaffer of Chicago and ridden by
Jockey Paul KeeSter. circled the en-
tire field of Is coming up in the last
Jump of the 5l2 furlongs to defeat
Valedictorian, owned by Mrs. Silas B.
Mason Of Lexington, KY, by nose.
The Bomar Stables Night Play was
third, length back with Rushaway
owned by ]. E Widener of New York,
fourth.
A crowd Of nearly 10000 bet on
Coldstream heavily and. while he was
not the favorite, he paid $3.50 to win
in this wide-open race. Place price
was $3.50, with $500 to show. Vale
dictorian returned $3.50 to place and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-07
Today's Schedule
In Sandlot Loops
NATIONAL CITY.
Section A.

Blue Flame VS.. Murphys 3 & IN Store,
on South Ellipse. final for hrst-half title
Rinaldi Coalmen VS.. Pig n Whistle on
No diamond.
Miller Furniture VS.. Cherner Motor on
East EllipSe
y, Army Medicos vs.. Union Printers. at
topening games OF second half)
Section b.
Plaza Wine & Liquor Store VS. George
District Grocery Stores VS.. warwicks,
on No. 10
Ramblers VS.. Capital Transit. Walter
Reed.
stanSbury vs.. woodmen Of World. on
(All games at 3 o'clock)
Junior Class.
Montgomery A. c. VS.. WASHINGTON Flour,
on East Ellipse.
Auths VS.. Petworth Nationals, on No. 1.
FairIawn
Nation Wide Grocers VS. Simpsons Phar-
macy. on South Ellipse.
Hilltop Merchants VS.. Wizard Lock on
(All games at oclock)
Midget Class
,Versis VS.. Jack Pry Mats, on South
WASHINGTON Boys Club VS.. Tro,ans, on
oDonnell's Sea Grill VS.. Takoma Play
ground. on No g.
:. Nolan Motor VS.. Petworth Eagles. on
tAll games at II o'clock)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-07
BASS CATCH Is RECORD
70 Hooked by Martinsburg Pair
Is West Virginia Mark.

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, July g.
The record catch, in quantity and
quality, Of bass by local anglers since
the season opened June 80 in West
Virginia waters was credited today
to Justice Of the Peace Ward Nicklin
and Joe Gambino. a postal worker.
Returning from a three-day fish
ing trip on the Shenandoah, near
Rileyville. they reported a catch of
10 fish, all bass. Twenty-four were
kept, the rest being under the legal
size limit and therefore returned
to the river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-07
PATSY TEAM TO TRAVEL

Patsy Inn A. C. will attempt to make
it two straight over the Indian Head
team when they meet on the formers
diamond at o'clock today. Patsy's
players are asked to report at the inn
at pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-07
WINS FIRST-HALF FLAG
Blairton Trailed by Millville in
Bi-County League.

Special Dispatch to The Star
MARTINSBURG, w. Va, July g.
Blairton clinched firSt-half honors in
the Bi-Ccunty Industrial League this
week by defeating Berkeley's cellar
occupants, 1919.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-07
OATES A. C. NINE AHEAD.

Buddy Whitney and Frances Toombs
led the Oates A. C. to a 1913 victory
over the Little Phoenix Peewees yes
terday in fast game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-07
HOMER DECIDES TILT.

Paul Burke's home run with two on
base gave the Oates A. c. Insects a
80 decision over the Anthony A. c.
yesterday on the North Ellipse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-07
BALTIMORE POLICE WIN
Three Alexandria Players Hurt
During Series Opener.

BALTIMORE. Md, July 6.-The
Baltimore Police opened an intercity
base ball series today with a 1874 VIC
tory over the Alexandria (Va.) blue
coats.
1t was jinx day for Alexandria
During fielding practice before the
game Second Baseman Langford
sprained ar ankle. In the third Bill
Slower, first sacker. injured his hand
stopping a low throw, and in the
fourth Catcher Schreiner received q
split finger from foul tip.
Score nv inninOS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-07
Regatta Officers.

OFFICERS for the regatta are: Al
~ bert L. Waters, commodore and
general chairman; Clifford Ahlgren,
vice commodore; Andrew Morris. rear
commodore and secretary-treasurer;
Andrew Morris, jr, recording secretary;
Ray c. Thompson, general secretary;
L. Gordon Leech, referee; j. A. Ana
dale, Race Committee chairman, and
John Walsh, fleet captain.
Elected to the Board of Directors
we're J. A. Granger, E. G. Morgan,
A. A. Gerish, A. Simering, J. Arthur
Harris, William c. Shelton. Carl r.
Reuter-, Waters, Walsh, Ahlgren and
Thompson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-07

White section-Aldie at Purcellville W.
emma at Wildwood, Marshall at Fairfax
Station.
Red decentralization at Manassas
Ballston al Falls Church. Herndon at Mid
dleburg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-07
VOTING memberships in the Presi-

dents Cup RegHlJd hSSUCIdVIUII
have increased to IS. according to
Commodore Thomas T. Keane. chair
man of the Membership Committee,
now engaged in a drive for new mem
bers and soliciting FUNDS for the re-
gatta. The association last week re-
eeived the Commodore Edward C.
Baltz Trophy, to be presented to the
winner of the cupboard championship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-07
POLICE BOYS GAMES.
Following is today's schedule for the

p.m.-Police No. 5 VS.. Duke e. ote,
Michigan Park Monument No. ~.
3 pm.-Police No. IL VS.. New Deal Men
Monument No 81; Colmar Manor VS.. Joe
Kuhels Monument No. A..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-07
POLICE RnYs, CLrR

Paiah VS.. Encore. on the North Ellipse
Bombay VS.. Bokar, on the West Ellipse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-07

No 8 BOYS Club vs. Duke & Otey Motor,
on No. 2 at ! o'clock
Modern Cleaners VS.. Michigan Park, on
No. 4. at l o'clock.
New Deal Young Mems Shop vs.. No. IL
Boys Club on No 3, at O'Clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-07
HORSE, PONY SHOW
|. TO HELP HOSPITAL
Mrs. J. H. Whitney Asked to
Judge Classes at Legion
Charity Event.
RS. JOHN HAY WHITNEY Of
M Upperville, Va, mistress OF
WI Llangollen Farms, has been
invited IN iiydoe the Ameri.

M Upperville, Va, mistress Of
WI Llangollen Farms, has been
4 4 invited to Judge the Ameri-
can Legion charity horse and pony
show, to be held at Chevy Chase, Md,
July 20, to raise funds for the Mont
gomery County General Hospital.
The committee also has announced
az classes for the show, which will be
held on the East-West highway OPP
posite the Meadowbrook Saddle Club.
Included are number rarely seen in
the Capital area, among them a
breeders class for brood mares and
foals, a Gay Nineties class and five
saddle events.
More Than $500 in Prizes.
MORE than $500 in prizes will be
Avn awarded, the list providing for
first and second place trophies in all
events except the pony classes, hunt
teams and the championship saddle
horse and hunter divisions. One
trophy will be awarded in each OF
those competitions. with set Of tro-
phies to the winning hunt team. All
entries will be post entries. Six rib
bons will be presented in each class,
Efforts are being made to obtain
the services of the Troop F rough
riders from Fort Myer. Va. for an
exhibition.