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Evening star., 1935-10-31
Priestess Wins at Berryuille
In Chase Crowded With Spills

ner, the chestnut Navarino. Off last
and trailing large part Of the time
during the race, he came on to win
with sensational rush in the last
quarter of mile.
Summaries:
Kentmere Steeplechase. 9 miles over
brush-First. Plain Peggy. A. E. Pierce,
owner j. s. Harrison. rider; second, Dan
Gay, Paul Mellon, j. T. skinner, third;
Black Feather Oliver NJ Kaufman. H.
Grant Longitude and Sparkling Star also
ran. Lena'S King and Saratoga Chip lost
riders.
Old Dominion Cup. l'4 miles on the
flat-First. Navarino, Noel Laing ridden
by owner; second. Justa Flapper. Miss
Nancy Patterson. Nick Nichols; third
Laguna Secca Charles E. Perkins. j. v. H.
Davis. Jack Doom. Martinious Sieve
Iron and Petronius also ran.
Annef1eld Cup. pa miles over timber
First. Priestess. Janon Fisher. jr.. F. Col
uill; second. Coo Major. DR.. Lewis NJ.
Allen. Sidney Waters: Seafarin' Dan lost
rider.
Evening star., 1935-10-31

Adult small mouth black bass will
be planted in Bull Run, Cub Run,
Goose Neck, Broad Run and Cedar
Greek within the next couple of weeks.
and Fauquier, Prince William, Fairfax
and Loudoun County streams also will
be stocked with adult native brook
trout by the Virginia Commission on
Game and Inland Fisheries. according
to Judge William S. Snow Of Alex
andria, member of the commission.
II want all my friends in the Dis
trict of Columbia to have some real
good fishing next season." he said.
III W. Bailey, one of our engineers, is
surveying all streams in nearby coun-
ties to find the best suited for the
native brook trout. 1t long has been
one of my pet ideas to have some
good trout fishing within reasonable
distance of Washington. The brook
trout. all adults, and reared at our
fish hatchery at Front Royal, will be
placed in the selected streams. 1t is
rot my intention to have these
streams reproduce the trout, only to
have them well stocked for the an
glers. We will raise plenty of trout at
our hatchery for replacement. I want
to give residents of my State and the
District of Columbia real trout fish,
ing
JUDGE SNOW said the upper part of
the Rappahannock River and the
Evening star., 1935-10-31
Chips From the Mapleways

won by the Luckies as Capt. Lorraine
CULTS $40 total earned her high set
for the nights play in the major cir
cult. Esther Burton was Arcadia S
high scorer with 127 and 333.
The Bill Woods broke a three-week
losing streak by taking the odd game
from Convention Hall Margaret
Lynns 124 and Capt. Pauline Foro'S
318 we're instrumental in the two game
win Capt Mabelle Hering's 324 total,
along with Miss Adair's 1913 single ef-
fort, proved top counts for the Hall
crew.
Due to Halloween, no matches are
scheduled for the District League to-
night.
Petworth set a seasons record for
high team game in the Petworth
League last night when it rolled 605
but scoring honors for the evening
were nionopolized by Lucky Strike
BARRIERS, who had q total pinfall Of
1857 and furnished the individual
walking away with high game. Ray
Utterback, Barber ace, cracked 142 for
the honor.
Evening star., 1935-10-31
SEEK RANKING FOE
FOR RING VICTOR
Eley-Buffalo Winner to Be Match.
ed by Lincoln A. C. Promoter
for Coming Show.
for Coming Show

RELIEVING that in the winner of
the Billy Eley-Gene Buffalo fight
next Monday he will have Washing
tons biggest colored drawing card,
Matchmaker Walter Young has an
nounced that the victor will be paired
with a nationally known colored junior
welterWeight in the near future.
In closing the bout, both Eley and
Buffalo agreed to box an outstanding
fighter under the auspices Of the
Lincoln A. C. in the event of victory
and Young already is seeking to line
up that foeman.
In his last Is fights Buffalo has
won 13 and drawn with frankie Blair.
Eley is undefeated in nine professional
bouts and has been crowned cham
pion IS times in amateur tournaments.
Tickets today were placed on sale
at the Capital Pleasure Association,
1928 U street, and at the Whitelaw
Hotel, Thirteenth and T streets.
Evening star., 1935-10-31
HOMECOMING GAME
STIRRING ST. JOHNS
Clash With Hampden-Sydney Is
Seen Tough Assignment by
Annapolis Team.
BY the Associated Press.


A NNAPOLIS, Md, October al
Having tasted victory for the
first time last week at the expense of
American University. st. Johns Col
lege foot ball team hopes to continue
in the win column when it meets
Hampden-Sydney here Saturday.
On the face of comparative scores
the Johnnies have a tough assign
ment. Hampden-Sydney defeated Vir-
ginia, IL to 7. and Virginia beat St.
Johns, 18 TO o.
St. Johns players are doubly anx-
ious to turn in victory as the game
will be feature of the annual alumni
homecoming day and large group Of
former players and students are ex-
peCted to attend
Coach Riggs said he would start the
same combination that faced Ameri-
can University.
Evening star., 1935-10-31
WRAY, BENNER SHINE
FOR MARYLAND A. C.
Ends Contribute Points Beating
Richmond Arrows in 10
Pro Contest.

ONLY 1900 persons watched the
~ crack Maryland A. c. administer
the seasons first defeat to the Rich
mond Arrows at Griffith Stadium last
night. but today the local eleven has
just that many supporters who would
be hard to convince that the COM
bination of former college stars will
be beaten at all this season.
Especially as long as they have
man like Ozzie Wray George Wash
ington ace of year ago, at left end.
Wray not only slid across the Arrows
goal with a pass from Dick Nelson
late in the fourth quarter for the only
score of the TO victory. but it was
his interception Of an enemy pass on
his own 10-yard line that averted a
possible tie in the waning moments.
Incidentally, that touchdown marked
the first time the Arrows had been
scored on this season.
Willis Benner, ex-University Of
Maryland star and Wray's fellow
fankman, converted the extra point
to cap a performance that outshone
al lother individuals on the field.
The Arrows late threat was their
only scoring gesture of the game.
Line-ups and summary:
Evening star., 1935-10-31
YOUTH is HEAD COACH

NEWTON, Mass. october 81 tP).-
Harry j. Downes, a recent star center
at Boston College, became one Of the
youngest head coaches in major col
lege foot ball when the Eagles athletic
authorities named him as John R.
Dinny McNamara's successor.
Mcnamara, another former Boston
College star. was forced to resign be-
cause of i'll health.
Downes. who is "a, served as Nc
Eamaras line coach.
Evening star., 1935-10-31
Camera and Neusel to Test Boxing Interest
Sharkey to Bid
For Title Again
, the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
RosToN, october 31.-The set
~ opinion of Jack Sharkey, former
heavyweight champion, that he can
defeat any fighter the Negro race
can produce, has lured the 33-year-
old Boston veteran out of retire.
ment.
Although he was beaten twice, by
King Levinsky and Tommy Lough-
ran, after he dropped his title to
Primo Camera in 1888. Sharkey
believes he can dispose of Joe Louis
and then regain the championship
from his former sparring partner,
Jimmy Braddock.
Sharkey plans to stage his come
back in Boston late next month.
Evening star., 1935-10-31
BY ROBERT b. PHILLIPS, JR.,

SldH Correspondent OF he SIdT,
~ ERRYVILLE, Va, October 81.
* -Janon Fisher. jr., of Green
Spring Valley, Md. brought a
green young mare named
Priestess to Virginia yesterday after
noon and won an exciting hunt cup
race In which the three starters di-
vided between them approximately as
many tribulations as an equine Job.
Apparently out of contention after
refusing two fences during the first
third of the 3l2 mile Annefield Cup
event, PriesteSs came on again in the
later stages to win that minor classic
of the Blue Ridge sector and to mark
herself as promising If somewhat
reluctant timber horse.
Only Three Contest.
pRIESTESS, Capt. Ewart JohnSton's
Seafarin' Dan and DR.. L. NJ. Al
lens Cog Major were the only three
that faced the issue. They were of
evenly, with Coo Major and Priestess
alternating as pacemaker for q while
before the former horse and Seafarin
Dan began to draw away at the three
quarters pole.
Coming into the fourth fence,
PrieStess ducked out Her rider, Col
will, pulled her around and tried it
again, successfully, only to have the
mare refuse the fifth He had just
managed to kick his mount over that
one, too, when a great cry went up
from the crowd. Cog Major and Sea-
farm Dan, now far in the lead and
running as a team, were both down.
Going to the seventh fence, they
had slipped on the slick turf and
fallen Their riders remounted quick
ly and started to gallop away again,
when Seafarin Dan suddenly bolted
off the course and D. Carnahan tum-
bled to earth again. This time he
stayed down, at at least his horse
escaped him.
Cog Major, meanwhile loped on
around the course. apparently shaken
by the fall. but still fencing reason
ably we'll when not pressed. A hun
dred lengths behind came Priestess,
her rider filled with renewed hope as
he swung the feet brown daughter of
Bostonian into her best stride.
BY the time they began the third
turn of the course, PrieSteSs was at
Coo Majors heels and in another
fence was on top. Thereafter the
gray son Of Coo Gaulois started to
fly the distress signal. He failed to
respond to pressure, hit couple of
fences hard, and obviously had seen
enough long before his jockey pulled
him into walk and strolled slowly
across the finish line.
Laing Scores Double.
THE other two tests on the Blue
Ridge Hunts fete day wound up IN
double for Noel Laing, the most ia
nous Of Virginia's gentleman jockeys
While he rode only one Of the winners
he also trained Plain Peggy. a novice
fencer that won much as she pleased
in the Kentmere Steeplechase of
miles over brush. Two horses lost
riders in that affair also, but the boys
were not hurt.
In the Old Dominion Cup. of Il.
miles on the fiat. Laing qualified as
owner, trainer and rider of the VIM
Evening star., 1935-10-31
NETMEN TO BANQUET
Welsh, McElvenny Will Receive
Title Trophies at Fete.

District tennis rankings Of 1885 will
be announced at the annual banquet
of the Departmental League and Pub
lie Parks players to be held Novem-
ber l2
Secretary of Interior Ickes has been
invited TO attend in addition TO C.
Marshall Finnan, director of public
buildings and parks.
At that time, Barney Welsh will be
presented the trophies emblematic Of
the national public parks singles and
doubles championships. which he won
at New Orleans last August. Ralph
McElyenny, Welsh's doubles partner,
also will receive a trophy as a men,
Der of the winning doubles team.
Evening star., 1935-10-31
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Evening star., 1935-10-31
Sports Mirror

BY the Associated Press.
TODAY year ago-NeW York
Giants purchased Dick Bartell,
shortstop of Phillies, in 100000 deal,
sending Blondy Ryan. Johnny Vergez.
George Watkins, John PezZullo and
$4,000 cash.
Three years ago-W. D. Lamdin Of
Baltimore sank 365-yard tee shot to
ioin COLTS hole-in-one club.
Evening star., 1935-10-31
Mat Matches
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ATLANTA-Danno O'Mahoney, 21s,
Ireland, defeated Dick Daviscourt,
220, California, two straight falls
(36:00 and 10000.
TRENTON, N. J.-Chief Little Wolf
2l5. Oklahoma, defeated Abe Kashey,
2l2. Paterson, N. j., two straight falls
(6:56 and 18.5D.
HARRISBURG. Palm Mcmillan,
220, Chicago, threw Dick Raines, 2lO,
Texas (41:30).
COLUMBUS. Ohio.-Stanley Bu-
resh l80. Australia, threw Ivan Ras-
putin, 1911, Russia t46:25),
Evening star., 1935-10-31
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Evening star., 1935-10-31

IHlLE tne champion Hossiyn
\A/ girls we're priding them
wv selves on being two games
in the lead of the Ladies
District League pennant race today,
none were quite so pleased as the Ma
tional Beer crew. which won its first
match of the season by trimming
Swanee two games last night.
Except for singlegame win over
Arcadia in their opening clash, the
National Beer team had been unsuc-
cessful, being whitewashed on the
next two occasions. But last night it
was different. Bernice Preble, rolling
lead-off, featured the victory with a
high game of l16 and set of 304. The
veteran Bess Ackman turned in an
even 300 for the winners.
Out to retain their laurelS, the
Rosslyn maids trampled on Northeast
Temple for a clean sweep. Rena Levy
was the top shooter, with l24 game
and 1928 set.
Lucky Strike, holding second place,
lost ground when Arcadia grabbed the
middle tilt with q lusty game Of 557.
The first and last games were handily
Evening star., 1935-10-31
LOEW'S QUINTET AHEAD.

The basket ball season has opened
in bright fashion for the Loew's Thea
ters five, which defeated the District
of Columbia Paper Co., 1921, last
night. Ceccarelh of the winners
topped the scoring with IL points.
Evening star., 1935-10-31
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.0[|N, LEWIS SURE
OF TITLE CO WIN
Mix Over 15-Round Route
Tonight for Light
Championship.
By the Associates Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ut. LOUIS, October 31.-Each
with his pre-fight oral victory
tucked away, Light Heavyweight
- Champion Bob Olin of New
York and John Henry Lewis, Ari-
zona Negro challenger, rested today
for the actual business of battling for
the world title tonight.
They will 60 into the ring in the
st. Louis Arena at II o'clock EAST
ern standard time) for a fight Sched-
uled for Is rounds. 1t will be st.
Louis first title match in 81 years.
Olin, facing his first test since he
took the light heavyweight crown from
Make Rosenbloom almost year ago,
was confident of the outcome.
MEANWHILE Lewis. who is to be
fortified by having the sensa-
tional Negro heavyweight, Joe Louis,
as his second. declared he would win
by a Knockout early in the fight.
The Missouri State Athletic Com
mission at meeting last night
adopted special ruling to eliminate
any chance of the match ending in a
foul. Effective Immediately, the rul-
ing specified that a contestant deliv-
ering foul would automatically lose
the round.
Evening star., 1935-10-31
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PRINCETON TICKETS HERE.

Tickets for the Princeton
game at Princeton Saturday are on
sale at the Keystone Automobile Club.
1923 Connecticut avenue. They sell
for $3.50 and s1.65.
Evening star., 1935-10-31
TOssERS TO sCRIMMAGE.

Basket ball teams Of the Stewart
Pharmacy and w. P. A.. entrants in
the Heurich Cup series, will scrim-
mage at o'clock tomorrow night in
the National Training School gym.
Evening star., 1935-10-31
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GaIento Meets Nader.

IN HIS training camp at Pompton
Lakes. N. j., Primo has been treat
ing his sparring partners roughly. The
smaller Neusel, mere 200 FOUNDER,
has been concentrating on body
punching at Summit, N. j., and hasn't
been especially gentle about it.
An argument over the distance the
fight was to go, finally settled at 10
rounds, also helped to build up in
terest. Cameras pilot, Louis Soresi,
once threatened to call the whole
thing off because he claimed to have
signed for II rounds instead of 10.
The supporting card includes a
meeting between Tony Galento, pudgy
Orange, N. J.. puncher, and Eddie
Nader. and one between Max Marek
of Chicago. who once trimmed Louis
as an amateur, and Bob Pastor OF
New York.
Evening star., 1935-10-31
ATTENTION GLUED
ON GARDEN SCRAP
Will Decide Whether Game
Itself or Louis Rise Has
Stirred Fans.

By the Associated Press.
n YEW YORK, october 3l-Some
light on the question OF
VI whether last Summers revival
a of million dollar boxing
sates-as evidenced by the Joe Louis
Max Baer scrap-waS due to new in
terest in boxing or merely to the rise
of the Detroit bomber may come to-
morrow when Primo Camera and
Walter Neusel open the indoor season
at Madison Square Garden.
Before he ran afoul of Louis punish
ing fists Camera was something of
drawing card among the heavy
weights Neusel's greatest venture
into big-time battling came when ne
was knocked out by Max Schmellng.
Primo Has Grievance.
A S FAR as title aspirations and the
like are concerned, it will be just
another heavyweight fight unless one
or the other can win decisively enough
to hop into the ranks Of the con-
tenders. AS an indication of public
interest, however, the attendance may
be of considerable Importance.
Between them they've managed to
work up all the signs of good scrap,
and fans are rating it as an even
money affair.
The huge Italian is reported to be
In a lofty dudgeon because he had a
match scheduled with Neusel in
Europe last Summer and after Primo
had sailed Paul Damski, the Ger
mans manager, called it off.
Carnera also thinks he should have
had a chance to knock Max Baer of
the heavyweight throne before Jimmy
Braddock did.
Evening star., 1935-10-31
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