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Evening star., 1936-10-08
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR

THE Boston Red sox. American
l. League champions, won the
first game Of the world series, de-
feating Brooklyn, 6-5. The Dodg-
ers gave the Red Sox scare in
the ninth, when they scored four
runs of Ernie Shore, who was re-
lieved by Carl Mays. -Four Brook
lvn errors accounted for four Of the
winners six runs.
George Washington University
won the first foot ball game It had
played since 1910, when . long for
ward pass, Pepper to Wilson. in the
last two minutes Of play produced
the touchdown which beat st.
Johns Of Annapolis, 60.
Navy sprang q big surprise
when 1t defeated Georgetown.
1877, avenging. q defeat by the
Hoyas last year. Catholic U. had
little more than q workout In turn
ing back Richmond College. s4-s,
while Maryland nosed out Dickin-
son, 60. Coggins, Macdonald.
Michael and Bradley played well
for Maryland, the last-named scor-
ing the touchdown.
Evening star., 1936-10-08

the rest still fishing. The largest blue
weighed 0 pounds and all were good
sized specimens. Capt. Raub Drury
was the guide.
go Although they had been Ash
ing for some time, the first
strike was not felt until just at
the edge Of dark, but from
then on 1t was . picnic.
They didn't stop fishing because the
fish had stopped biting, but because
they got tired hauling them in.
In our reading the other day we
came across a sentence Of Van
Campen Heilner's which describes per-
fectly the thrill Of hooking a tarpon.
We thought it worth passing on.
IT'S the silver king, clad in his
plates of cleaning mail, the dearest
wish of an anglers heart at last
come true, the Ultima Thule Of his
angling career"
Evening star., 1936-10-08

Is TO be followed by . breakfast at
the club house at Sunset Hills, while
the latter event starts ut pm.
1t has always been the custom Of
the Fairfax pack to open its season
about the middle Of October. . trifie
earlier than many OF the other Vir-
ginia hunts, but practice that
doubtless will achieve greater popu-
larity In view Of the extreme Winters
seen hereabouts in recent years.
Snow and ice have cut the last two
seasons down to the months Of No
vember, December and March for the
hunts that traditionally start the first
week in November, and the reaction
is already evident, for example, in
the issuance Of the Howard County
hunt card with dates beginning Octo-
Der /.
Quite probably many more
M. r. H.'s In this district will
soon emulate to degree the
Northern packs, which open
early and count on being showed
under at the latest by the last
Of December.
-
The other initial hunt dates imme-
diately available are those Of the
Riding and Hunt Club, which haa
selected the 31st Of October and the
RedIand, set for November I. Mean
while, Redland will stage . show ot
10 classes, featuring . special event
for the Mexican Army horsemen here
In training for the Inter-American
and the appearance Of the riders from
the Rio Grande in some Of the open
jumping competitions.
In addition there will be working
hunter and Corinthian classes over
an outside course, and the hunter
hack, handicap hunter. handy jumper
classes, ETC., which always attract q
representative entry to this pleasant
meeting. For the local riders, the
chief center Of rivalry. Of course. il
the Terpenning Challenge Cup. . test
open only to horses regularly hunted
with the Redland hounds.
+
Latest flashes from the Inter Amer
lean front: The Canadian Army team
definitely will not enter the show
formal regrets having been received
from government ofhcials late last
week.
Msrraret Cotter's Rocksie,
Emery GaIliher's Applejack.
and q. 8. Randle's Governor
and Randalrs Pride probably
will be the team representing
the District In the interstate
contests.
J. Bryce Wing and Col. Sloan Doak
will be the hunter judges while
Brig. Gen. Hamilton Hawkins Of Fort
Bliss, Lieut.. Col John Milliken Of Fort
Myer and Maj. A. w. Rolf of the Army
War College will score the military
jumpers. Maj. Roffe doubling ir
the open jumping classes. where HI
will assist Harry Semmes Of Washing.
ton and Capt. sersi Kournakon ol
New York. the stable Of 81 stalli
being erected near the show grounds
Is virtually completed and alto
gether accommodation for Is horses
win Be available when the big dag
arrives.
Evening star., 1936-10-08
GIANTS TO CHANGE
AT FIRST AND THIRD
Terry Figures Mccarthy to Take
His Place, Faces Problem
Over Hot Corner.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October e.-Bin Terry
has decided on at least two
changes that'll be made In the New
York Giants next year.
Johnny Mccarthy, the rookie pur-
chased late in the season from Newark
Of the International League, will get
q chance to show what he can do at
first base, while Eddie Mayo. recruit
from Baltimore, is not the replace
ment he wants for Travis Jackson at
third base.
s"I1l start Mccarthy" Terry said.
HE has some things to learn. but
I think he'll produce. Mayo won't
do, however, and, although jackson
Is through, don't know who'll replace
him. I'll probably farm Mayo"
Mccarthy will get the call over Sam
Leslie, Terry's replacement this year.
Leslie has been bothered with . pulled
abdominal muscle for several weeks,
however. and saw very little action In
the closing drive except M pinch.
hitter.
Evening star., 1936-10-08
BIG GSTEEPLECHASE
T0EASTERN SHORE
Gold Cup Candidates Stock
Goes Up After Win in
Rolling Rock Hunt.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
r IGONIER, Pa. October S.-East-
ern Shore, valiant 5-year-old
gelding, stood out among the
- Nations finest steepIechasers
today as victor In a Smile run over
rain-soaked turf and brush.
The big black pounded steadily
along to win the Rolling Rock Hunt
Cup yesterday beneath the expert rid
ing of j. H. Davis.
His victory left behind Soldiers
Fate, q favorite in the race which
generally Is accepted as . preview Of
the International Gold Cup contest.
to be run over the Rolling Rock Hunt
Club course Saturday.
Eastern Shore, owned by r. Ambrose
Clark, ran behind at the start, with
Campbell Weir's Soldiers Fate, Mrs
Simon T. Patterson's Disport and l.
w. Robinson's Forbis closely punched
Soldiers Fate Loses Rider.
THEN the luck Of the race changed
= Soldiers Fate stumbled, throwing
his rider, and Eastern Shore began
his steady drive to victory with about
mile left, and finished in 6;ls, carry
inc, 149 pounds.
Forbis apparently was sure Of sec.
ond place until luck again intervened
Soldiers Fate, running without q
rider. swerved into him and Knocked
r. G. woolfe to the ground, permit
ting Disport to cross the line in sec
ond position. Woolfe remounted Il
take third. N. s. Scava's Theldan also
ran. and five others were scratched.
They will meet again in the Inter-
national Gold Cup race Saturday,
with Is horses running for q cup
donated by the King of Spain in 1881,
and the right-for the first three-to
enter the Grand National at Aintree,
England.
Evening star., 1936-10-08

will complete the nights card Of the
all-star circuit.
First place will be at stake when
the Starlight Cleaners and Benmacks
hook up in the National Capital at
Lucky Strike tonight. Daily News, IN
third place, is holding the remainder
Of the loop at bay with six wins in
nine games. Benmacks cut loose with
6l3 to chalk up q high-team game OF
613, while Jalepes Restaurant totaled
1,72s for o season mark the last time
out. Gus Frederichs' 14l k the high
string for the league.
FROM all appearances Ella Linn
erick. veteran bowling leader, has
uncovered two up-and-coming stars
in Vivian Nolan and Mildred Gtngell
for her swanee entry IN the Ladies'
District League. Both were OF with
. bang in the league opening last
night. when swanee copped two
games from Convention Hall at Lucky
Strike.
Casting around for players to fill
out her team. the Swanee captain
persuaded isis" Stansfeld to return
to the league after several years sb-
sence. ISIS" rolled with the first Ar
cadia team organized under the lead
ership Of Leda Amidon when John
Blick opened the upper Fourteenth
street establishment in 1926.
incidentally, Miss Nolan, rolling
anchor, right OF the bat saved the
last skirmish. Counting seven pins
on . last-box spare. she varded on
defeat when Capt. Mabells Herans
ripped on Q double-header sEks,
seaintins a ndnA q TIE dnal 6ame.
Evening star., 1936-10-08
F|CCO AND HE|MER .
TIE IN TYPO GOLF.
Evening Star Man Is Best
From Scratch-Times Cup
Goes to lanes.

CHARLES F1CCO of The Evening
Star. who started from scratch,
and Z. B. Heimer Of the Progressive
Printing Co, who had q handicap Of
6. tied for The Star Cup during the
Union Printcraft Golf Associations s
three-day tournament which ended
yesterday at Beaver Dam Club Each
scored q Is, with Robert Hambright
Of G. p o. coming third with q han.
dicap Of IL.
Eddie James Of the Bulletin won
the Washington Times Cup by cap
turing first place in Class B with an
SO, with H. Peterson Of the Govern
ment Printing once second. Arthur
Morrison and Walter Griggs Of The
Star tied for third.
Evening star., 1936-10-08
there IN full force. and lasts |

to be there In full force. and lasts
until November Is.
Regardless of the expectations down
in Florida, . few members Of the blue
fish fraternity which attended the
annual convention in Chesapeake Bay
still are around, and before setting
out on their migration southwark are
entertaining the rod and reel boys
with some of their old-time biting
form. The past week has been one OF
the best since they first hove into
sight down in the Middle Grounds
and they were found especially plenti-
full in that sector between the mouths
of the Patuxent and Potomac.
The Southwest Mddles re-
deemed itself In the eyes OF
group Of architects from the
Procurement Division Of the
Treasury by giving them the
best catch they had made In
many . trip down there.
They pulled in about 80 hsh. IS
Of which were Of the priced bluefish
Evening star., 1936-10-08
pEARCE TO BROADCAST.

Hardy Pearce, coach Of the inter-
high championship Central foot ball
team. which meets Fork Union Mil
itary Academy In one Of the biggest
pre-series games Of the year at Cen
tral Stadium tomorrow, viii be heard
over station VOL 1T Sis o'clock TO-
nisht. He will be interviewed BY Al
Costello, pinch hitting for Joe Hol-
man over the latter's weekly sports
quartrthew pEogrsm-
Evening star., 1936-10-08
Py the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated PreSS.
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newly built Roosevelt
Raceway here heralds the return,
after 20 years. OF the famous Wander
bilt Cup race-300 miles over a fast
and winding track by some OF the
fastest motor cars and most daring
drivers in the world.
Drivers from France, Italy and Aus
tralia, as well as from the United
States, already have taken practice
spins oyer the track, keying themselves
and their cars for the 400-mile George
Vanderbilt race Columbus day, Octo-
Der IL.
Many of the American drivers who
earned gold and glory on the bricks
at Indianapolis are here, including
Lou Meyer, three times an Indianap-
oils winner; Wild Bill Cummings,
Wilbur Shaw, Babe Stapp and others.
The British squad and more French
drivers are expected next week. giving
them plenty time for trials around q
4-mile course that has more crazy
turns than a pretzel.
The foreign legion is headed by the
best known European racer of them
all-TaMo Nuvolari Of Italy. Nuvo-
lari, who will drive an Alta Romeo
car in the 3O0-mile grind, has raced
in 80 major road races in Europe and
Africa since 1929 and has won exactly
40 of them-a record. With Nuvo-
lari from Italy have come the titled
sportsman, Count Antonio Brivio and
DR.. Giuseppe Farina.
Evening star., 1936-10-08
GLASS D.
DOG SHOW LIST OPEN
Entries for Alexandria Event Re.
ceived Up to October 10.

The closing date for entries for the
Old Dominion Kennel Club show in
Alexandria, Va, on october II has
been extended until October 10. The
superintendent, A. Wilson Bow. AZ
1757o Heyden avenue, Detroit, Mich,
will, receive entries until 10 pm. OF
that day.
There still is time TO get blanks from
the secretary, Lucille Keefe, At 46oS
Thirteenth street northwest, Georgia
6s04. Or to make assurance doubly
sure, wire your entry, giving the nee.
essary information about your dogs
breed, sex, name. registration number.
birth date, breeder and the class in
which you wish to show him.
Evening star., 1936-10-08
NBARk
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BY ROBERT B. PHILLIPS. JR.

BY ROBERT B. PHILLIPS, JR.
IN BROODING over the sports CAL
endar for October . few days ago
we marked October II as . blank
L week end, one Of those rare Sat-
urdays In the Fall when there would
be nor horse show nor hunt to diver!
the booted oitizenry. This, 1t ap-
peared. would serve a. . dull inter-
lude between the excitements Of the
Wsrrenton Horse Show this Friday
and Saturday, the hurry burly Of the
Inter American meet beginning Oc-
tober a..
And . ripe mistake was that
conclusion, for the 18th now
promises not only an opening
hunt in Virginia, but . horse
show sponsored by one Of the
Maryland hunts. These would
be, respectively, the hrst formal
meeting Of the Fairfax Hunt
Ton the lawn Of historic Fairfax
Court House, and the annual
Redland Hunt show at the
Rockville Fair Grounds.
The former will begin at . am. and
Evening star., 1936-10-08
By GEORGE HUBER.

species. It was an all-around good
haul as 1t included trout. perch, hard
head. spot, black sea bass and even
kingfsh. (What, no toadfish?)
THE anglers making this we'll
rounded collection OF bay fish
we're ]. c. Bell e. Easterson. william
l.. Drevo, S. c. Roehr and W. webb.
The blues we're caught cumming,
Evening star., 1936-10-08

fashy 6ss In its first game Of the
season, Occidental so far has been
unimpressiye. Yet 1t has the man.
power that can wreck any team.
THE Rose Liquor Store-Washington
= Brewery battle at Lucky Strike
promises to be ripmorter from be-
ginning to end.
Both clubs are loaded heavily
with sharpshooters. uhs Brewers
are holding second place, with
Rose Liquor third.
Turned back twice, Arcadia, asshogt
10 Heurich Brewers. will ~ seeking
its nrst win.
0eorgetown Win strive 10 take the
measure of Convenaon Aan a the
Georgetown Her0elttoA drives, which
Evening star., 1936-10-08
:GAlNOR GIVEN BOUT
Substitutes for Lewis in Colored
Boxing Show Here.

Al Gainor, who held John Henry
Lewis, light Heavyweight champion,
to . draw In . recent bout in Pitts
burgh, will substitute for Lewis
against Tiger Boy williams on the
boxing card at Grifhth Stadium next
Tuesday night.
Lewis, forced to withdraw by terms
Of a contract which call for him to be
in London three weeks before his bout
with Len Harvey there next month,
will appear here the first time he
fights upon his return from England.
Evening star., 1936-10-08
RIFLE STARS OPEN
SHOOT TOMORROW
Some of Nations Foremost
to Take Part in Three.Day
Event at Simms.
w YTTH new rifle range, pro-
NJ nounced one Of the finest
wv in the country and featur-

\A/ nounced one Of the finest
Wv in the country and featur-
ing a double target system
which shows when the wrong target
Is fired upon, the District Of Columbia
National Guards range at Camp
Simms will be the scene Of the Ma
tional Capital Rifle Clubs third an
nual tournament for three days, start
ing tomorrow.
Many Of the country's outstanding
Mnall-bore rifle shots are expected
to compete in the program OF 10
matches for which cash awards, as
well as gold, silver and bronze medals
will be given. All events are open
to all shooters and the general public
Is invited to witness the firing Of the
matches.
With Col John W. Oehmann grant,
ing the use of the range for the
tournament, the National Guard Is
providing quarters and a dining room
on the range for all competitors.
Scoring, statistical work and super
vision Of the firing will be In the
hands of the National Rife Associa-
ton.
Competition starts promptly at Z
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Evening star., 1936-10-08
French Stars In Race.

THE French stars are headed by
Jean Pierre Wimille and Raymond
Sommer, co-winners Of the most re-
cent French Grand Prix at Montlhery.
Philippe Etancelin, French sportsman,
who races as q hobby. is another Of
the French threats. M. Etancelin was
accompA MED here by his wife. who will
take active charge Of her husband S
pits during the race.
The British delegation will include
Evening star., 1936-10-08
Sports Mirror

b the Associated Press. 49,,
Today q year ago-Jimmy Wilson
signed to manage Phillies for 1886.
Three years ago-Aurora, featur-
ing Elmer Boeseke, jr., won Monty
Waterbury Polo Cup.
Five years ago-Jewel Ems re-
leased Internationally IS manager
Pittsburgh Pirates after two years.
Evening star., 1936-10-08

A h6SEhVEHo Will DC III luI GULL
mand Of the scene at all times and
will operate the banks of traffic lights
which mark every sector Of the course.
When the light shows green. every
thing goes; when the lights show yel-
low, in the event of an accident. the
cars will be compelled to come down
to a controlled speed, maintaining
relative positions until the return Of
the green.
In an extreme case the red light
can be flashed from the main tower
halting all cars Immediately.
The drivers estimate that $50 miles
an hour will be possible on the long
straightaway, with speeds Of 100 to
ITO miles an hour on the shorter
straightaways.
On the sharp turns they probably
will be forced to come down to so or
IS miles. The prospect Is that an
average of IS miles, including pit
stops, will put O driver somewhere
near the money.
Sixty thousand dollars has been
added by the track to the 5000
George Vanderbilt Cup, with $4,000
going to the winner. In addition.
some $4,000 will be added in lap and
accessory prizes.
Evening star., 1936-10-08
GUGGINO COMES BACK
Matched With Tramberia on Card
Of Turner Fight Show.

A featherweight who proved popu-
lar at the old Riding and Hunt Club
Q couple years back has been signed
for the semi-fnal bout Of the Mon
day night boxing card at Turner's
Arena.
He is Carl Guggino. who will meet
Jimmy Tramberia Of Baltimore in the
eight-round preliminary to the Phil
Fur Jimmy Leto bout.
Evening star., 1936-10-08
SOFT BALLERS DELAY.

Postponement Of the meeting Of
soft ball team managers interested In
the Community Center League, orig
inally scheduled for tonight, has been
announced. It will be held Monday
night at 1880 o'clock In the Langley
Junior High School.
Evening star., 1936-10-08
CALLS SOCCER REFEREES.

Prospective referees for the Mary
land Soccer Association who would
take the examination the third week
in this month are asked to get in
touch Immediately with r. A. Burton.
40 Evarts street northeast, telephone
Decatur 2957-W.
Evening star., 1936-10-08
G. p. O. Cleans Up.

GOVERNMENT Printing once en-
ployes cleaned up in Class C,
Otto Hermann winning the Mergen-
thaler Cup with q 81, J. D. Becker
coming second and Ben Taylor third.
w. E. Bowman, Star employe. pre-
vented the same group from monopo-
nzing honors in Glass D. as W. H.
Budke Of @. P. o. won and John Kill
roy tied Bowman for second. Budke's
score was los and gave him the George
c. Cole Cup.
Prizes were awarded at the asso.
ciation's dinner last night.
Evening star., 1936-10-08
McMILLEN MAT VICTOR.

Rs tie Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, October s.
Jim McMillen, 22o. former Illinois
foot ball player. defeated Chief Little
Wolf. 21S, ex-Haskell gridman, BY
one fall in 80 minutes Of their wrestling
match here last night.
Evening star., 1936-10-08
SCOTT TO FIGHT sP0LDI.

Cowboy Howard Scott, District
lightweight champion, will meet Aldo
spoldi, Italian lightweight, In the
feature bout OF . boxing show at the
Hippodrome in New York on Octo-
Der IL.
Evening star., 1936-10-08
MEET AT BELLE HAVEN
More Than so Golfers Are Likely
to Compete in Event.

to Compete in Event.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, October g.
More than 50 members Of the Belle
Haven Country Club are expected
to compete In the clubs final golf
tournament Of the year Saturday and
Sunday. '-
Contestants for the President's
Trophy win be required to play IS
holes, and all handicaps allotted dur
ing the year will be given, lowest net
score being declared the winner. In
case Of q tie, . play-od will be ar
ranged.
The tournament marks the end Of
one Of the most successful seasons
the club has had IN years.
Evening star., 1936-10-08
Brisk Base Ahead of Exile Babe Toas Yankees
Worlds. Most Daring Dripers
With Fastest Autos Gather
For Vanderbilt Cup Renewal

Lord Howe. Brian Lewis. scion Of a
noted British family, and Pat Fair
field, veteran British driver.
Mai. A. T. G. (Goldie) Gardner,
another of Britain's representatives,
arrived here two weeks ago. The Aus
tralian driver. Frederick j. McEvoy,
arrived with Etancelin this week.
The 4-mile winding course Of Roose-
welt Raceway. with is turns and several
straightaways Of varying length. in
cluding the long straightaway of SITS
feet, was designed by Arthur c. Pills
bury Of Los Angeles.
A system of race control Is centered
In the l25-foot tower which surmounta
the 3-story club house at the start
finish line. Five subordinate towers
each commanding sector Of the
track. round out the system Of race
control,
Evening star., 1936-10-08

A TEST Of their ability to carry
~ on at the top Of the District
~ League faces the Lucky Strike
n maple shooters tonight when
they invade Convention Hall for 4
match with Occidental Restaurant.
Consistent big scores have won the
Luckies six straight games. sweeping
the champion Heurich Brewers and
Arcadia with game counts all over the
600 mark. t:
But keeping their slate clean against
Occidental will be quite an order for
the La Billie Woods -Xanten- Campbell
Parsons combination. Except for Q
Evening star., 1936-10-08

w WHAT'S good news to Florida
Nhf anglers may be Just the re-
Wv verse here. and that hap
pens to be the case in re.
the good old bluefsh. With all sorts
Of fireworks and press notices, west
Palm Beach announces the opening
of its first annual bluef1sh sweep
stakes. The angling starts October IS.
at which time the blues are expected
Evening star., 1936-10-08
:S}A}EZZL! :S}AZLM Z@|2!s@S 4 @s,

will complete the nights card Of the
all-star circuit.
Evening star., 1936-10-08
TONGUES WAGG|NG
OVER DODGER lob
Would Be Sorry Berth for
Babe Without Help of
New Ownership.
nv JOHN IARDNER.

n VEW YORK, OCTOBER 6.-Ihe
nj New York Yankees were cele-
brating their world series VIC
\ tory over beer and brews of
higher caliber In . hotel banquet hall.
Col. Jacob Rupert, with his round.
brown face and his stiff tuft Of gray
hair, was beaming like Bacchus and
encouraging the revels from . big
table covered with q white cloth near
the middle Of the room.
Some of the Yanks were feeling 50
good that they called him Jake, "
though not exactly to his face. Jake"
is a popular name around the Yankee
ball club. 1t belongs to the boss, and
it belongs to young Powell. the left
fielder who led all the series players
in hitting.
Suddenly q hulking fellow with a
face even browner than Col Jake's
and rounder and fuller than the full
moon at Halloween walked up to the
colonels table. A couple of the boys
looked up and shouted. Habit, Babel"
and made room for him near the boss.
Hello. Ruth" said Rupert, BEAM
ing more broadly than ever.
IN. COLONEL" said the Babe, sliding
into . chair and holding out his hand.
Congratulations"
Evening star., 1936-10-08

w YESTBURY, Long Island. N
h/ Y, October 8.-The roar OF
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