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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-19
Sears, Roebuck Shoe Tourney
To FOllo,v Mahaffey 'Stakes

worth SIS, $40 and IS. If the tourna.
ment is success, Sears, Roebuck &,
Co. plans to enlarge upon 1t next
season. All pitchers OF Washington.
Maryland and Virginia, with the ex-
'ceptions noted, are invited cordially
to compete. There Is no entry fee.
Only Frye Is Missing.
p AYMOND L. FRYE of Orkney
Springs. Va. Metropolitan cham
pion, is the only star Of this territory
who will not compete tonight at
Brentwood The Mahaffey Sweep
stakes is the first tournament to be
played in this area of the round
robin type. employed to determine the
national champion. Such well known
horseshoe names as Clayton Henson.
Harry Saunders, Temple FARRELL, Lee
Freshman, Joe Merryman, Roy VIII
son and Bill Moore dot the entry list.
Play will start at 1880 pm.
In a special match at Hyattsville
last night Freshman defeated jar
rell. 50-37, $3.50, 50-25. Both aver
aged we'll above go per cent ringers
1t was a sweet victory for Freshman
who was dethroned this Summer by
FARRELL as Maryland State champion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-19

synonymous with bowling here. is
president Of this grand old loop.
High honors in the Dynamite League
starter at Arcadia went TO L.
Chipouras of the Steamrollers, with
game of 139 and 372 set. With 20
teams, the Ladies Federal League
starts action tonight. and Monk Fraser
has the place shined up for the girls.
Final plans for the American Legion
Bowling League will be made in the
Lucky Strike tap room at 8 O'Clock
tonight. Representatives of all teams
expecting to enter the league are asked
TO appear. A complete list of men
who will comprise his team this season
must be presented by each captain
at the meeting.
Treasury Post hopes to enter two
teams. while the following are expected
to be represented: Fort Stevens, Lin
coin, Costello, Bunker Hill, Ser9.
Jasper, Victory, Government Printir'
Office, Nash and the Bureau Of En-
craving.
Herb Kaschub ran wild on IL
Takoma alleys last night when !
hung up ITO game in the Takon
Duckpin League. Frank Hollis
set was high in that respect.
A. A. A. was the only team to
three games, sweeping its match "
Stevens-Weiner. Fruit Growers
press, Dome Oil. Seal Construct
Takoma Motor and Stansbury all
two out of three.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-19

1.-TWO big tournaments will bring
to a close Washington's horse
shoe pitching season, which
= has been humdinger. Stars
of the Metropolitan area will shoot
it out tonight in the first annual
William N. Mahaffey Sweepstakes at
Brentwood, starting at 1880 o'clock,
and on Saturday will begin what
promises to be one of the most popular
events of the campaign. the Sears,
Roebuck g. Co. buffers tournament.
All players who qualified for the
Metropolitan play-offs of The Evening
Stars seventh annual championships
will be barred from the Sears, Roe
buck contest, which will be a l00-shoe
test, with no match play. With Harry
F. Saunders, wirner of many titles. in
charge, competition will start Satur-
day at pm. on courts at the big
merchandising plant on Bladensburg
road. The tournament will be played
on the next three Saturdays from l
to 6 pm. Entrants are requested to
register at the sports department OF
the store.
The three high scorers at the end
of the third Saturday. october S,
will receive merchandise certificates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-19
Holsey Ford Rules District
Col0red Horseshoe Pitchers

r IOLSEY FORD today sported
- the title of colored horseshoe
champion of Washington, the
= result of a hard-won victory
last night over Harrison Tyler in the
final of District competition in the
colored section of The Evening Star
tournament.
Tyler, who has been a sensation,
started with clean-cut victory IN the
first game, but Ford came through
in championship form to win the TEXT
two by safe margins. The fourth
contest was we'll fought from the
start. With the count 81 to % against
him, Tyler put on 10 consecutive
ringers to win and tie the count IN
games. The remaining two games
were all Ford. The new title holder
kept the peg well covered with ringers.
Both players will represent the Dis
trict in the Metropolitan finals along
with John Hyson, Reginald Briscoe
and Raymond johnson.
In an exhibition match last night,
Lincoln Roots, Metropolitan cham
pion. defeated Bunny Lazy Bones"
Weaver, to l. Both tossed As per
cent ringers. Scores:
D. c. flnal-Ford defeated Tyler,
24-54, SILT, 50-2l. $50, 50-35,
52-31.
Exhibition-Roots defeated Weaver,
46-50, 51-39, 52-43; Hays defeated
Bryson, 50-35.
The Virginia finals will be COM
pleted tonight at Halls Hill, on the
Walter Smith courts. Smith, the de-
Tending champion. is expected to meet
plenty of opposition from Benjamin
Brice of Fort Berry. Normal Hall, a
youngster, will be watched with in
tereSt,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-19
CHAMPION TEN VISITS

Abe Rosenfield will seek to end the
Aggies' soft ball season in blaze OF
glory Saturday night at Grifith Sta
dunn when the Portsmouth ten, Viz
GINA champions, will be met.
Portsmouth is bringing good
pitcher in Bonnie Foster, who has
compiled a record of 20 victories in %
starts. His team has won SO games
and lost 6.
In a preliminary. Sports Center will
meet the Reserve team at 7:30.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-19

M Ioot JAIL SedSol oIilcidAy
wv gets under way tomorrow
at Newport News. There
Tech Highs 1884 championship eleven
will share the spotlight in a game
with the Newport News High gridmen
as the feature of the dedication OF
new $4,000 stadium.
A squad of rs men under the wing
of Coach Hap Hardell takes the boat
for Norfolk tonight. Only three mem
bers of the team that was unbeaten
by an interhigh rival last year, are
in the starting lineup. Capt. Schroth,
at guard. Dutch" Schulman. center.
and Halfback Sachs will be sur
rounded by group playing their first
game for the Maroon and Gray.
If Hardell isn't talking again with
his tongue in his cheek. Tech will
come back with its fourth straight
ians. Three times have tomorrow's
rivals met and never has the local
eleven triumphed. Happy" says, how
ever, that he never has had an eleven
equal to this one in fighting spirit.
His starting lineup includes: King
and Kramer. ends; Burton and
Roulin. tackles; Wiseman and Capt.
Schroth, guards; Schulman. center;
Hart. quarterback: Sachs and Leisert,
halfbacks. and Crimmins, fulloack.
Others to make the trip are: Clay,
Prellar, Natella. Brincefield, DAVIS,
Oehmann, Connolly, Wells, Nallin.
Krouil, Bessir. Zones, Nichols and
Manager Ford. Assistant Principal
William Myers will accompany the
team.
Lynn Woodwork was to call his
Roosevelt gridders out for the first
time. officially, today. "Woodie" will
resume training a team which was
halted in its drills last week by high
school officials who refused to allow
1t to be handled by some one not
directly connected with the school.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-19
STARK IN CHESS TEST

Martin C. Stark, champion Of the
District of Columbia and of the Capt.
tai City Chess Club, will inaugurate
the season at that club by giving a
simultaneous exhibition in its quarters
at the Hotel Gordon, 916 Sixteenth
street northwest, at 8 o'clock Saturday
evening. The public is invited 10
participate, either as players or as
spectators.
Stark will play all corners, except
that no new game will be started
after 8:l5 pm. Non-members of the
club should bring their own boards
and men. if possible. No charge will
be made for competing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-19
CLUBS BOOST PIN LOOP
Golfers Enlarge Circuit-Select
Moore for President.

Organizing again for the Winter
season the Country Club Bowling
League. composed Of golfers who also
bowl, will be enlarged this year, with
the addition of a team made up Of
the golf professionals and of several
more golf and country clubs.
Teams will be entered from Wash
ington. Indian Spring. Chevy Chase.
Congressional, Manor, Beaver Dam
and Kenwood, and Columbia and
Army-Navy also are expected to enter
teams
Oficers of the league are: Emerson
Moore, Manor, president; william La
Billie. Beaver Dam, vice president;
Walter G. Moyle, Congressional. chair
IT, interclub relations. Members Of
Moyle's committee are: Dr. A. T. Utz,
Indian Spring; Frank p Reside,
Chevy Chase; Andy Landrus, Manor
Roy Rommell, Congressional: Charles
Young, Beaver Dam; DR.. Parks, Ken
wood, and Bob Albertus, Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-19
150-P0UND ELEVENS
SOUGHT FOR LEAGUE
National City Needs Two Before
Completing Plans-Meeting
Slated Wednesday.

TWO more 150-pound teams are
sought for the National City Foot
Ball League before President Vic
Gauzza will be ready to start the sea-
son. Four teams-the Palace A. c.,
Rosedale A. c., Southwest A. C. and
the Cardinals-already have signed to
play in the organization. The next
meeting of teams in this class will be
held next Wednesday night at the
Atlas sports store.
Five 135-pound elevens are entered
in that classification and q meeting
for them will be held on Thursday.
At present Georgetown B. c., Virginia
Avenue A. c.. Northeast B. c., Brook
land A. c. and Riverdale A. c. have
signified their intention of seeking the
title won last year by the Brookland
Coal Co.
Gauzza also would like to hear from
any teams DESTROYS of forming a u.s.
pound league.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-19
Tep ucce" Hoe Smith May Be Lost Bowling
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR

CHEVY CHASE CLUBS tennis
team, with Dudley Morgan.
Ballard Moore, Upshur Moorhead,
Arthur HELEN, w. G. Dunlop, Vir-
ginius Debney and D. Howard in
its lineup, defeated the Dunbar
ton racketers, So.
Capt. George P. James has named
the following to form the Column
bia Country Club golf team which
will play in the Middle Atlantic
championships next month: Ed
ward B. Eynon, jr; L. H. Harlan,
John C. Davidson, Donald Wood
ward and himself.
In the first foot ball games of the
season yesterday the Carlisle In
dams defeated Albright, 2l-7, and
Bucknell trounced Bloomsbury Nor
NAL. l4-0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-19
SCENTS SOCCER LAUREL
Maryland Park High Bent Upon
Winning State Championship.

With six veterans returning. the
Maryland Park High School soccer
team is looking forward to capturing
the State championship under the
coaching of William o. Burslem, new
varsity coach.
Ray Gum, center halfback, will
lead the eleven this season. Regulars
returning are "Skeeter" Barry, John
Clements. Stanley Ball. Lloyd Suit
and Edwin Fisher. Bernard "Slug"
Forney, captain of the team last year,
has been ruled ineligible for compe-
tition this season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-19

tell exactly where and when Tuffy
Leemans is going, as it could on many
occasions in 1884.
Another regulation game will be
played Sunday, with the freshmen
employing only Alabama plays on at
tack. One of the Crimson Tides chief
formations is the short punt, which
resembles that of George Washington.
excepting that Alabama used a bal
anced line and the Colonials the un-
balanced.
HoyaS Take 1t Easy.
Tue to injuries and registration,
only half of Georgetown's squad
was available for practice today, SO
Coach Hagerty planned two light
workouts. in which new plays were to
be rehearsed Tomorrow Hagerty
hopes to get the boys back to hard
work.
In the meantime, Freshman Coae l
Dick Danner is toiling with the year
lings and hopes to have them far
enough advanced to scrimmage the
varsity this week end.
Gabe Murphy, graduate manager of
athletics at Georgetown, announces
that the Albright game. which was
scheduled for October 5, will be played
instead or Friday night, October 4,
at Griffith Stadium.
Bill Wolfe, 1876, and Mike Surgent,
100, are fighting it out for the run
ming guard positions at Maryland to
see which may be the only sophomore
to break into the starting lineup.
Wolfe is getting the call at present.
Frank De Armey, converted sopho-
more fullback. may call signals from
the center position when he gets into
the game as Bill Andorka's under
study. He ran the freshman team last
year when fullbacking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-19

Maryland play-offs will be staged
Saturday afternoon at Moth Brent
wood. Representatives from Lincoln
Park. Rockville. North Brentwood and
Hyattsville will compete. The event
will be held on the courts of Julius
Wheeler and will start at pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-19
MORE LEGION BOXING

SHOWS here soon TO be Resumed
by Veterans Organization.
Boxing promotion here will be tried
by the American Legion again. despite
its failure to induce the District Box
ing Commission to give it an even
break with the Turner-Ahearn COM
bine on Monday night show dates.
Shows conducted under its auspices
soon will be resumed. according to
George Royal. athletic officer of the
veteran organizations District depart
ment.
Several sites where the fight affairs
could be held are being considered by
the Legion boxing committee. The
latest Legion venture will have the
enthusiastic support Of the organiza-
tons posts. Royal has said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-19
V. M. |. SET FOR OPENE
In Mid-october Form to OPP

In Mid-October Form to OPP
Hampden-Sydney Saturday.
LEXINGTON, Va, September L.
Further advanced with running {
passing attack than they were
mid-October last year, the v. NJ
Cadets plan to throw their E
strength against Hampden-Sydne.
Tigers at Lynchburg Saturday.
Billy Robertson and Wayt Clark a.
the v. M. 1. threats of tackle ar
around end, and Jim Beard and Die
Dodson will divide the line-buckir
assignment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-19

Palace A. C's unlimited eleven drills
tonight at 1880 o'clock at Seventh and
Eye streets southwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-19
STAR IS ABSORBED
IN COLUMBIA lob
H. o. L. c. League Under
Way With "a Teams.
Viola BechtoId Shines.

r UNLESS he undergoes a change
Of heart or the situation
alters itself, Hokie Smith, one
- Of the standout duckpin
shooters of the Capital, will be lost
TO the District League this season.
The former King Pin manager now
Is an assistant to Beryl English at
Columbia, where business is humming.
Hokie's debut into the big-time
probably was the most sensational
ever recorded here. AS an unknown
ne rolled $50 with an all-Star cast
that included Dutch Weidman, Mag
Wood and AL Work to trim the famous
Happy Five of Baltimore, when Harry
Winingder opened the Queen Pin
some years back. He easily over
Swallowed any of the recognized stars
and his big set that gave his team
the victory stood as match-game
record for several years.
Three years ago he finished second
to Earl McPhilomy for high average
in the District League, being nosed
out on the final night by a few pins
| The next season saw him leading the
King Pin team to the District League
pennant over the Occidental team in
the biggest upset the major circuit
| ever witnessed.
Three times his teams won National
Capital League pennants Last season
he was among the first-ranking 10 as
result of a 1875 average in the
league. His greatest disappointment
in bowling was losing the Campbell
Stakes two years ago after having a
big lead in the first two blocks
H. o. L. c. Under Way.
THE 24-team Home Owners Loan
Corp League was given an enthu-
siastic send-off last night at Columbia
by DR.. H. E. Hoagland, member of
the Federal Home Loan Bank Board,
when he tossed the first ball down the
alley. Clarence Fling of Executives
! turned in a 372 for top set whtle
Merrill's 1877 was high string The
officers for the ensuing year are Tom
DAILY. president: w. B. Prigg, wee
president; Dan Radice, secretary, and
Pres Ellis, scorer. Consistency proved
the downfall of the Debts team.
which lost three games to Review by
rolling ASS three times.
Viola Bechtold was of to a fiying
start again to prove herself one OF the
leading shooters in the Ladies c. &
P. Telephone League by rolling 135
and 1913 in the opener last night at
Lucky Strike. Her A. B. c. team.
with 1.499, won three games from
Dial.
The Miscellaneous Tax Unit League
Of the Internal Revenue opens tonigh:
at Lucky Strike with 16 teams
Parsons Has Big Night.
HOWARD PARSONS was in the
limelight at Convention Hall
when he smashed out a set of 405
to usher in the Commercial League
season Row Whitford name
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-19

Parsons Has Big Night.
HOWARD PARSONS was in the
linelight at Convention Hall
when he smashed out a set of 405
to usher in the Commercial League
season. Roy Whitford. name
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-19

The Miscellaneous Tax Unit League
Of the Internal Revenue opens tonigh:
at Lucky Strike with 16 teams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-19
NEW" TECH TEAM
FACES FIRST TEST
Only Three 1884 Regulars
in Squad Making Trip
to Newport News.

w YASHINGTON's high school
~ foot ball season officially
Wv gets under way tomorrow
at Newport News. There
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-19
MAY DETERMINE
BETTER ELEVEN
Maryland Showing Marked
Improvement-CoIoniaIs
Test Team Today.
BY ROD THOMAS.

By hOD InOMASs
scrirnmages bet W ee n
Catholic University and Mary
land yet may determine the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-19

synonymous with bowling here. i
president of this grand old loop.
, 1935-02-13
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Thanks, But

Since the world days of "lmtless business expan-
sons buy and be rich tomorrow don't sell America
short and other trade slogans of the leaders of our cou
rys freeoOtng crew. debt has been pilng up layer on
layer.
The average OF small businessmen farmers home own
es and daily slave women have begged farther and
farther into the quagmre of hypohicated property
ing financial debts deferred payments and rising interest
tolls Up to the ankles knees hips, chin and inch
above his brOws has the of captastic gravy
Plasters Of first second and third degree of at
aehmen cover businesses stocks of goods books accounts
homes motor cars FARMS crops livestock the frgd-
ARE radio and washing machine
Now the Federal Housing Administration is circulating
twenteght page booket-a complete alphabetic list of
equipment machinery" home utensils ETC. that may
have been overlooked by interest collector Thru the
agency OF Uncle Sam mortgage to approved
financial institution any and all of your goods wares and
ehats that not already duly patered and recorded
You are invited, yes urged to go little deeper into
hook to add few nstament payments pledge little
more Of any future earnings to bankers interest col
lections .
The list Of eligible equipment" was undoubtedly care
fully compiled. However note omissions such as
the back yard clothes line old rubber boots broos
last years Monkey Ward cataog and the family cat The
next revision of the booklet viii probably include these