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Evening star., 1936-08-23
COLV|N RUN SHOW
GETS CAVALRYMEN
Fort Myer Soldiers to Give
Demonstration - Draft
Horses Given Spotlight.

erecial Dispatch to The Star.
CoLVIN RUN, Va. August ga
~ demonstration by q group OF
United States Cavalry riders from
Fort Myer will be one Of the prin-
cipal side attractions at the annual
Colvin Run horse and pony show to
be held at Huntmere Farms next
Saturday.
Following . custom Of past years
local draft horses will hold the spot
light for the first nine classes OF the
show, followed by two classes for
ponies.
The show, which is being sponsored
by the Colvin Run Citizens Associa-
ton for the benefit Of its building
fund, will include altogether "a classes
Entries are being made through ]. A.
Wheeler or Reed Thomas.
Beside the cavalry drill. there also
will be an exhibition of wild ponies
The Goodyear dirigible will carry pas
sengers over the show and adjacent
county.
The committee for the show in
cludes Reed Thomas, chairman; Estler
M. Palmer, Mai. Gen. Edwin B.
Winans, Joseph A. Wheeler, Stewart
Preece, L. B. Morris, Arthur Godfrey,
Ed Fisher and F. H. Ottoway.
Judges for the draft classes will be
Dr. Herbert Howard and William H
Cockerill, both Of Leesburg. Judging
, for tha ofhar cloSseS will he handled
by Mrs. Frederick Van Lennet, DR.. j.
Stanley johnson, Col. j. M. wainwright
and Miss Emily North King.
Evening star., 1936-08-23
PROGRAM LAID OUT
FOR SAIL REGATTA
West River Club Event Slated for
September 6.7-Severn Races
Will Follow.
Program Is Varied.

A NNAPOLIS, Md, August 22.-
Plans have been made by Com
modore william Heintz for the sew
enth annual regatta of the West River
Sailing Club to be held September 6
and Z.
The regatta will precede by week
the regatta planned by the Severn
Yacht Club, and many of the boats
will compete at West River and here
during the Today period.
The West River regatta will begin
at 10 am. on Sunday, September s,
starting with the albatross class. Be-
fore lunch the sea witch, comet, moth
and boys races will be held, followed
in the afternoon, starting at 2 o'clock.
by the IA, 16, Is and 20 foot classes
and the handicap race, based upon
time to negotiate the course, in the
various foot classes.
On Monday, Labor day, the finals OF
the other classes. race at 1890 am.
for cruising boats, ladies' race at IL
am, and the concluding free ee-for-all
at 4 PM, have been arranged.
Evening star., 1936-08-23
POWER BOAT BODY
SHOWS INCREASE
$50 individuals, 1876 Clubs
Now Members-Regional
Plan Is Success.

Specjal Dispatch to The Star
N YEW YORK, August 22.-Record
nj membership figures for the
" American Power Boat Associa-
ton have been revealed fol-
lowing the successful operation OF
the new regional set-up and the A. p.
B. AS campaign against proposed
legislation unfavorable to yachtsmen.
l85 Clubs Are Enrolled.
IN ADDITION to more than $50
individual members, 1856 established
yacht clubs now are on the associa-
tions rolls. The following clubs
joined within the last month:
Community Regatta Association.
Avon, N. j.; Charleston Yacht Club.
Charleston, s. c.; Coronado Yacht
Club, Coronado, Calf; Floyd Bennett
Yacht Club, Brooklyn. N. Y; Key
stone Yacht Club, Woodmere, Long
Island; Larchmont Yacht Club. LArch-
mont, N. Y; Manasquan River Yacht
Club, Brielle, N. j.; Mentor Harbor
Yacht Club. Mentor. Ohio; Monmouth
Boat Club, Red Band. N. j.; New
Rochelle Yacht Club, New Rochelle.
N. Y: North Channel Boat Club.
Jamaica Bay, N Y: Pacific Writers
Yacht Club. Catalina Island, Calf.
and the Pootatuck Yacht Club, STRAIT
ford, Conn.
Evening star., 1936-08-23
Race Here Next Month.

INCIDENTALLY, Smythe and Cush-
ing will demonstrate their skill
here next month when the comets
again play an important role in the
sailing event of the Presidents Cup
Regatta. September Is and 26 have
been set aside as the days for comet
racing and fleets from Stone Harbor,
Raritan Bay, Keyport, N. Y; Barne-
gat Bay, Red Bank and the Delaware
and Skaneateles Rivers are expected.
The Sassy will bear most of the
Capitals hopes for carrying of the
honors in this class, although more
than a dozen others will be out to ex-
tend their sectional rivalry into the
national classic.
r. Clyde Cruit's Serena, Maj. H. H.
Jacobs Litl and DR.. Albert E. Pa
gan's Gwen are among the more prom
inent comets, but the Potomac River
feet numbers IA others. They in
clude Earnest Covert, r. B. Whit
redge, Richard 8. Doyle, Robert C.
Wagner, Aldrich Dudley, r. A. Van
Orsdel, jr.; Charley Degges, Charles
H. Dodge, Mcpherson Hurlburt. Ur-
ban 8. Lambert. jr.; Comdr. G. C.
Davis, Paul r. Myers and Fred W.
Clark.
Evening star., 1936-08-23
DOVES OFFER POOR
HUNTING IN VIRGINIA
Harsh Winter Killed Many, Says
Game 0fficial-Season Opens
September /.
By the Associated Press.

8y Guc ASSOCldIcu fAeoo'
RICHMOND, Va. August 22.-
Fewer doves will offer themselves as
targets to Virginia hunters this year
when the season gets under way on
September /, chairman Carl Noting
Of the State Fish and Game Commis-
sion predicted today.
A number of doves remain in Vir-
ginia during the Winter, he said, and
apparently many Of these did not
survive the harsh Winter Of 1935-36.
"They roost in trees" Mr.. Noting
reasoned, "and don't get the protec-
ton quail and other birds that roost
on the ground do"
The season runs this year from
September / to November is, and the
daily bag limit Is 20.
Sora may be hunted from Septem-
ber / to November 80, daily bag limit
IS; rail and gallinule. September !
to November 80, daily bag limit, IS.
Evening star., 1936-08-23
SHERWOOD FOREST
LISTS HORSE SHOW
Many Washingtonians Will Take
Part in Event to Be Held
Next Saturday.

SHERWOOD FOREST, Nd, August
- 22.-The large group of horse
lovers, and they have a wide range
of ages, who ride during the Summer
at Sherwood Forest are going to
stage . show here next Saturday.
All of those who will take part in
the show are pupils Of Riding Master
Tyson, and the horses for the event
will come from his stables.
The list of events and details now
are being worked out by q committee
composed of Mrs. Ernest L. Smith,
Mrs. j. NJ Ladd, Mrs. Albert Mar
land, Mrs. Francis Ferber, Mrs. Jack
Poole, Mrs. E. H. Gentry, Mrs. George
McGurn, Mrs. Ray Brengle. Mrs. C..
E. Hildebrand, Mrs. F. ]. Carr. Mrs.
w. H. Hotel, Mrs. Lee, Harriet Hi
cock and Florence Hicock.
A large number of those who will
figure prominently in the show are
Washingtonians.
Evening star., 1936-08-23
BOATMEN TO MEET
Potomac Sailors Plan Revision OF
Constitution.

An important meeting of the Po-
tomac River Sailing Association will
be held in conjunction with the gen.
eral meeting of the Corinthian Yacht
Club Wednesday night at 8 O'Clock
in the club house rooms.
All sailing members of the associa-
ton are urged to be present as many
important matters, including adop-
ton of revisions to the constitution,
will be discussed.
Evening star., 1936-08-23
dRpB AND STREAAMeSsE
u BY 'LA" '0nf' -
BY BLAIR B0LLES.

steep slopes, with q channel choked
with boulders and with no gravel riff
fes or vegetation. When 1t reaches
the lower attitudes the stream be-
comes sluggish, exposed to the heating
rays of the sun and possibly settling
place for silt and sand.
The remedy prescribed by the
stream doctor is to slow up the flow
in the mountains and speed up the
current in the fiat lands. He there
fore turns his crew loose in the afore-
mentioned area and puts in q series
of low dams"
THESE are not usually more than
ls inches or 2 feet high. A series
of pools is thereby created with shall
low rifles at their heads. The rifles
are natural food producers and the
pools are the preferred resorts for the
bigger trout.
when this part Of the job is fin
lSIleu, HONCAd4S AA saAS 49, ~ -
fiat gradient is exactly reversed. Cur
rent diverters which will concentrate
the flow. speed it up and by natural
hydraulic action hollowed-out pools
are constructed at strategic points.
These may be V-shaped chutes or
a wing leading out from one bank, so
as to shuut the current against the
opposite bank. In a sense it is an
attempt to canalize stream and ere
ate the same pools that were provided
in the head waters.
In addition, shelters consisting OF
log RATS, brush RATS or log cribbing
will be placed in q stream which Is too
open and accessible.
Banks may be planted with shrub
berry and trees to provide the shade
needed to ward OF the sun and keep
the temperature below the point where
trout will throw up their fins in
despair"
Evening star., 1936-08-23
LAIRD IS LEADING
0UTBOARD PILOTS
AngiIIey Second in Chase
for U. S. TitIe-Jacoby
Coming Along.
spe tial Dispatch to The Star.

Srt tial Dispatch to The Star.
n YEW YORK CITY. August 49,
nj Andy Laird. outstanding pro-
" fessional from California, has
4 taken the lead among the
Nations outboard drivers for the ma
tional outboard high point champion
ship with q total Of 1858 points.
His recent squirt carried him past
Ward Angilley, a fellow Californian,
who is second with 1850 points.
ERED JACOBY, last years scoring
champion. is coming along rapidly
after spending almost a month in
Europe and now is in third place with
5.172 points. More than three-flfths
OF Jacoby's points, or 1882. have been
scored in the three regattas in which
he has competed since July 4.
The seven others of the first 10 fol-
low: Paul Sawyer, Pocono Manor, Pa.
1929; Al Deemer, Saranac Lake, N. Y,
$3.50; D. c. Fonda. Orange. N. j.,
3644; Miss Mollie Tyson. Chestnut
Hill, Pa. 3,lo0; Tommy Tyson. Chest
nut Hill. Pa, 3.075; Frank Vincent,
Tulsa, Okla. 1884, and c. Mulford
Scull, Ventnor N. j.. 2,546.
Evening star., 1936-08-23
1000 TRAPSH0TS
READY FOR MEET
Million Shells and Several
Carloads of Targets on
Hand at VandaIia.

V YANDALIA. Ohio. August ~ CP,.
" The population OF this
" Montgomery County village
' scared more than 800 per cent
today as shotgun experts from all
parts of the country converged for the
thirty-seventh annual Grand Ameri-
can trapshoot program.
The population of the village. in
which the permanent home Of the
Amateur Trapshooting Association is
located, nomally is little more than
300, but more than 1000 shooters are
scheduled to take part in the weeks
firing, which gets under way in ear
nest Monday and ends Friday.
Travel Far to Shoot.
PRELIMINARY events were sched-
uled Friday, Saturday and Sun
day, but they were just ''tune-up" af-
fairs for the big show, the "Vandala
Open Handicap" Sunday afternoon
being the outstanding one Of the pre-
program races.
Not only will marksmen come from
all parts of the United States, Canada,
Alaska, the Canal Zone and other
points, but spectators will come long
distances to watch the experts NOW
down the clay targets. In fact. the
Grand American is the only major
sports event at which an admission
charge is made for the sole purpose
of holding down the size Of crowds.
That, however. is not the only
turn about" feature OF the big shoot,
for in direct contrast to other sports
the professionals are banned from
winning cash prizes. while the ANA
teurs take down thousands in purses
during the week.
Evening star., 1936-08-23
PLAY FOR BALL TITLE
Harrisonburg and Chesapeakes
Open Virginia Series

srecial Dispatch to The Star.
HARRISONBURG, Va, August ~.
Leading the Augusta League by .
wide margin with q record Of IL VIC
tories in IL games, Harrisonburg's
fast base ball team will meet the West
Point Chesapeakes here tomorrow in
the first of q series which will decide
the semi-pro championship Of Viz
ginia.
Harrisonburg won its eleventh
game Friday night when it trounced
its nearest rival, Waynesboro, 81.
Waynesboro, which has won only 8
games in IA, is six games behind the
pace-setters, who are making q run
away of the race. Fort Defiance has
q record of I victories as against 8
defeats, while Saunton has won but
8 times in 10 games.
Evening star., 1936-08-23
WATER POLO At NAVY

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, August ~ @.-
The Naval Academy water polo team
will meet six opponents next year.
The list:
January 16. Columbia University; 30,
Central Queens =. M. G. A. Of New YORK
City. ...,..,. r,vh.
% psnnsvfysnia At Philadelphta; ~.
west Side Branch, Y. M. c. A.. New YORK
City.
Evening star., 1936-08-23
'n,ythe Masters Comet Sailing Quickly to- Earn Potomac Title
Rabbit Is Bigger
Hazard Than Gun
THHIs nne might QUALITY for the

THIS one might qualify for the
L tall-story department. W. A.
Brown, professional trapshooter
from Watertown, s. OAK, has been
shooting at the traps and In the
field for the last 40 years. He has
handled hundreds Of shotguns
during those twoscore years, and
never met with an accident.
However, a buck jackrabbit came
close to ending the veterans career
recently when he was on his way
to a shoot. Brown was driving
along at about so miles an hour
when a jackrabbit jumped out Of
a ditch and into the air, missing
his radiator cap by inches and
smashing through the windshield
of his car. Brown nervously
brought his machine to a halt.
and found the rabbit stone dead
beside him on the seat.
Evening star., 1936-08-23
GAINS LOPSIDED WIN
Boys Club Beats "Y," Now Looks
to Championship Series.

Primed by all rout of the Y. M.
c. A. nine, the Washington Boys
Club insect base ball team was ready
to start its night for the insect cham
pionship on Monday, when 1t plays
the flrst Of . title series on the FL
lipse diamonds.
A lop-sided victory on Friday
clinched the Section 3 championship
for the Washington Boys Club team,
making it the opponent of the Section
A winner. The winners got run for
every hit. Esenstad leading the 2l-hit
attack with four. Connolly and Lewis
got three each. while Lagos. Mostow
Catloth, Miller and Echard each were
credited with . pair of bingles.
Evening star., 1936-08-23
KUsHMAN ON SLAB.

Leaton Kushmsu, Westerns all
high pitcher, will take the mound for
the Burleith A. c. today when that
crack nine tackles the Virginia White
Sox at Baileys Cross Roads at
o'clock. r.
Evening star., 1936-08-23
BROWN PILOTS GR1DMEN.

PORTSMOUTH. Va. August ~ Cp).
Gene Dolly Brown, former Vir-
ginia Tech foot ball star, has been
named coach-player of the newly or
ganized Portsmouth professional foot
ball team.
Evening star., 1936-08-23
SKIPPER IS AGILE
IN RACING SASSY
Daniel, "Crew," Is Great
Help in Contests-ln Re.
uatta at Stone Harbor.
BY BILL DISMER, Jr.

BY BILL DISMER, Jr.
A SKIPPER about to desert his
n sailboat? That's the impress
~ sion you might gain after
a glancing at the adjoining
picture of q wind-driven craft, not
half as near to being capsized as the
evidence seems to indicate. But the
skipper? He's certainly all for leav-
ing. Or is he?
No, my friends. he's not. For the
young man whose legs are more appro.
priately in q position for horseback
riding than plotting a boat, is none
other than D. Werner Smythe, out
standing comet racer of the Potomac
River Sailing Association.
And that posture may be the me-
dunn through which he adds ma
tional championship to his reputa.
ton of being about the best GOMEZ
pilot in local waters, distinction
which he has gained in the last veal
and q half, that period representing
the time in which Smythe was frs
heard of, built and learned to pilo'
his sleek, completely equipped Sassy
Gets Speed From Boat.
"A THOUGH practically all the II
- registered comet owners in thu
District acquired their boats abou
the same time, the Winter of 1934-5
none adapted himself quite so well t,
the new type o: boat as did thi
freckle-faced young attorney who lei
q Central High School regiment o
cadets to a victory in the early '2os.
Smythe, they say, thinks of ant
does anything to give his boat mor'
speed. His position in the picture
is typical Of his average racing posture
in which he sometimes is three
quarters out of the boat in an effor
to tighten its load. But when hei
needed inboard on coming about h
can get around quicker than the boon
itself.
But he's not the only reason fol
the imposing record made by th'
Sassy in her young life of less thar
two years. His crew, Gushing Daniel
is every bit as valuable as the Sassy
owner, for it Is his duty to handle
the all-important jib sheet and lent
his bracing weight as the boat heels
Good Weight for Crew.
CINGULARLY. both men are strik
~ ingly built to be comet pilots
neither weighing more than l3'
pounds, providing an unusually ligh
crew. But If they didn't know theil
jobs thoroughly. all that advantageou!
weight, or lack of it, would 60 fol
naught.
Today, they are completing a two
day competition at Stone Harbor
N. j., in the second annual regatta O.
the Stone Harbor Yacht Club. I
would not be surprising were the!
to clean up there, just as they did q
st. Michael's, Md, two weeks ag'
and just as they did here all last
Spring.
Their eyes, of course. are centerec
on the national championship, which
will be held at Raritan, N. Y, som<
time next month. 1t won't be ths
first time in the nationals for thu
young crew, however, as they competed
there last year. taking fourth place
among comets from all over the
country, despite that they were COM
pleting their first season in the
Sassy.
Evening star., 1936-08-23
|0ARSMEN OPPOSE
|FORRVERLAURE[S
Potomacs Visit Alexandria
Today to Take on Old
Domini0niteS.
CCEPTING the challenge o

CCEPTING the challenge Of
n the Old Dominion Boat Club.
II the entire membership of the
4 \ Potomac Boat Club will row
down the river this afternoon to the
waters adjacent to Alexandria, where
they will meet their nearby rivals in
a clash for supremacy of the upper
Potomac River.
The dual competition, which will
renew a half-century-old rivalry OF
Potomac and Old Dominion, will start
at 2 o'clock with four rowing events
and a match race between outstand-
ing oarsmen Of each club on the
schedule.
Program Is Varied.
A N EIGHT-OARED shell race prob
\ ably will feature the afternoon
although bitter contests are expected
in the four -oared gig race, quadruple
sculls and double sculls.
Members of both organizations,
however, are anxious to see Bob Dun
can of Potomac match his prowess
against Walter Thrall in a single
shell race, both men having publicly
expressed confidence that they could
beat the other.
Others to represent Potomac will be
Dave Knox, Ernie Buff, Jim Hender-
son, John Dollins, E. vollmer, Ernie
Millar. George Burch, j. Ellis, Gran
vile Guide and Bill Steuart. A return
meet probably will be held during
Potomac's annual club regatta next
month.
Evening star., 1936-08-23
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Evening star., 1936-08-23
0LYMPIAMS UNTAxED
Ancient Victors showered With
Honors at Home.

HonorS at Home.
Returning home, victors in earliest
Olympics were showered with honors
A hole was ripped out Of the city
wall, through which the athlete en-
terec-the idea being that . city pos
sessed of such an athlete need fear nc
harm from enemies.
Each winner got to build . monu-
ment for himself. He was exempted
from taxation.
Evening star., 1936-08-23
MAKES PERFECT SCORE
Morgan Breaks so Targets Wins
Washington Club Shoot.

washington Club Shoot.
With only four members of the
Washington Gun Club competing,
r. D. Morgan turned in q perfect
score in the 50-target trapshooting
event, nosing out r. P. Livesey, ~, and
DR.. A. v. Parsons, 46: yesterday.
Morgan also captured first place
in the 25-target handicap. blasting "a
traps, while Livesey finished second
with % and Benjamin Thaw third
with 20,
Evening star., 1936-08-23
Fifteen Titles at Stake.

fHtccn 1IticS AZ SSAkcs
MORE than 100000 shotgun shells
A'A and several carloads of clay tar
gets were stored in the A. T. A. ware
houses today, awaiting the big Of
fensive. All the shells and targets
will be used before the winner of the
big prize. the Grand American Hand
leap. is determined next Friday.
The program calls for each shooter
taking part in all events. to fire at
900 targets during the week, not count
ing practice rounds. Fifteen cham
pionships will be decided, but the
handicap is the only one that really
counts, for the winner. generally an
unknown, comes from mo place to
walk of with the event.
Evening star., 1936-08-23
HUNTERS FEATURE
WARRENTON CARD
Kindness to Animals Event
Will Be Innovation in
October Classic.
Nv ,re Associated Press.

w YARRENTON. Va. August
M 22.-Hunter classes which
w have brought the r.uquier
' show the title Of "the
Hunter Horse Show Of America" again
will dominate the thirty-seventh an
nual exhibition Of the Warrenton
Horse Show Association october .
and 10.
The show, closing the 1895 Virginia
State Horse Show Association sched-
ule, will include 50 classes and three
championships.
THE gay '90s" in costume, In which
trophies will be awarded for the most
dignified and the most comical ex-
hibits, will be q featured class. An
innovation will be an association for
the prevention Of cruelty to animals
horsemanship event to demonstrate
to young riders the importance OF
kindness and gentleness in handling
their mounts.
Evening star., 1936-08-23
CABIN CRUISER

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Evening star., 1936-08-23
U. S. HORSEMAN FOURTH
Only Time Mars Capt. RAguse's 8
Ride in German Meet.

AACHEN, Germany, August "a
R.-Capt. Carl Raguse Of Fort Riley,
Kans., q member of the United States
Olympic equestrian team. placed
fourth in an obstacle competition In q
riding tourney here.
Mounted on Dakota, Capt. Raguse
gave . faultless performance, along
with 10 others. His time Of 33.3
seconds was only COED for fourth
place. however. As the Italian rider
Conforti, and Greter Of Holland tied
for first place with times OF 32.4
Zahoi Of Rumania was third In 33.l.