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Evening star., 1936-09-20
WEIR OF BEES is HOT
Holds Phillies to Four Hits in
Winning by 5 to o.

BOSTON, September 19 R).-Young
Bill Weir held the Phillies to four hits
today when the Boston Bees opened
their final series with the visitors with
q SO shutout.
Not an enemy reached second on
Weir until the ninth.
Evening star., 1936-09-20
SYRACUSE TO BROADCAST.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, September 19
@.-Acceptance of an offer from a
national oil company for broadcast
ing of Syracuse University's four home
foot ball games this season was an
nounced today.
Evening star., 1936-09-20

Cleveland NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 900 goo 001-3
Detroit -------------- 202 2O1 O0x-7
waH.T Snns@Teias5' @ Sa1ps ts Hssss San sa1 GsmPss
mons. Errors-Berser i2l. walker. Hughes
Knickerbocker. Runs batted in-Gehr-
niger. Gosltn, Rogel. Tebbe.ts. Simmons,
Fox, Heath. sullivan. Hughes. Two-base
hits--Weatherly. Heath. Three-base hit
Il. Heath; Home ,,ra ,frun-Fox: Stolen bsse-
Double play-Owen to Gehrineer to Burns.
Left on basesE;clsyelsnd. 8; Detroit. 10.
outs-By Rowe. s; by Lee. i. HitswOn
Harder, 8 in 4 innings; on Lee. 8 In in
nings LOSING pitcher-Harder. Umpires
--Messrs. Moriarty. Geisel and Basil
Tims-2:O0. -.
Evening star., 1936-09-20
TIGERS 0UTHIT, BUT WIN
Make Three Less Safeties Than
Indians in 7-3 Game.

DETROIT, September 10 (P.-Al-
though Cleveland collected IL hits of
Schoolboy Rowe. Detroit beat the In
dams today, to 3, making nine hits
OF Harder and Lee and cashing in on
several Indian errors.
One of the Tiger runs was a homer
by Pete Fox in the sixth.
Evening star., 1936-09-20
Sailing Play Prominent Part in Presidents Cup Regatta
Program Of Racing Contests
For Presidents Cup Regatta

ss RS: nS
- scheduled Friday Saturday mOrns
snda as saa boat Saturday afternoon and all day
The complete calendar for washingtons biggest aquatic
week end of the year follows:
'0sost- Swimming MEET fsTSsSa S5s5Sham Hotel.
tsailng
ESQ Start Of 2o,foot open Class
sts sm-sssF Ct Ct Ss%ss Ssass Sisss Sas:
sse Of Of Hsnd|csp Class
3sss 3sss s%ESss5s Sa|s SsRs S;s sss::
iSS iSSS sssrs sm-sssr Of binshS SGsa S'cis CAS-.
,..o ~ Second Series:
ss O. q ASat9o URsa Ga. Glass;
l45 pm-start Of Canoe Glass.
ss ct Hsnsissp Hsnsissp es:: ess:
SSs s;::S & S5sssS SSss iii: sis:.
SATURDAY.
SIS SIS sm-stsrt Of Albstross sea Class. s."''
s4s s4s astsrs a-star Of Of canoe cams: CAS- cass
sSs s;5 s%SssE s zsasissBB zsasssB s:: ss::
1SSs 49, smstsFt tsFt Of Moss sniRs eiass Slass
io:lO am-start Of Dinghy Class.
class ReWEa 9St5saES B9Am Amas1 ayINa st hea
css csss 0SosFa Amateur Amateur ns ns hsa hsa
i:3O pm-"C" Class outboard Amateur final heat.
ESQ pm-"B" Class Outboard Amateur first heat.
2l0pm-"B" Class Outboard Amateur (fnal heat.
2:3O pm-Midget Glass Outboard Amateur Commodore
John A. Remon Race (inal heat.
30Opm-Presidents Cup first heat.
$3.50 Opm-91- cubic inch Hydroplane (inal heat).
$3.50 pm-225- -forau Ameri-
Power Boat Association Championship first
heat.
410pm-An Washington sweepstakes-U Unlimited for
Washington owners and Washington drivers
only final heat.
4:4opm-Presidents Cup (second heat)
:10pm-225-cubic inch Hydroplane or-al Amer
can Power Boat Association Championship (hnal
5.4onm-Cruser Chance Race final heat)
SUNDAY.
II 100 ANA" Class Ouboard Professional first heat)
II 20 ANA" Glass Outboard Professional final heat.
11:40 am-C" Glass Outboard Professional first heat
1900 noon-C" Glass Outboard Professional na heat.
1920 pm-"B" Class Outboard Professional (frSt hea
1910 pm-"B" Class Outboard Professional nal heat.
100 pm-Free for all Outboard Handicap final heat)
120 -cubic-nch Hydroplane-National Champion
ship for John Charles Thomas Trophy (hrst heat.
1:50 pm.-"H" Class Inboard (fnal heat.
-2:10 pm.-"C-D" Glass Inboard final heat).
2:40 40pm.-Presidents Cup (fnal heat.
$40 pm-'225- -cubc-nch Hydroplane-National Champion
ship for John Charles Thomas Trophy Second
heat).
340pm-Amercan Speed Boat Championship (fnal heat.
410 pm.-"E" Class Inboard heat.
430 pint" Class Inboard cI" boats only (fna heat).
4:50 pm-'225 cubcinch Hydroplane-Nationa Champion
ship for John Charles Thomas Trophy (fnal heat.
5:20pm-Lades' Free for all Handicap final heat.
THE National Championship 225cubic-in Hydroplane
Race for the John Charles Thomas Trophy the
scoring boats of the country Race conducted
Evening star., 1936-09-20
RED S0X BEAT MACKS
Ferrell Turns In goth Victory
Foxx Gets Three Hits.

PHILADELPHIA, September 10 UP).
The Boston Red Sox took the OPEN
er of .three-game series with the
Athletics today, to l. Wes Ferrell
going the route for the Sox, turned
in his twentieth victory of the season
Jimmy Foxx, with three hits. one q
triple. led the Boston attack.
Evening star., 1936-09-20
Totals 90 424 Q Totals "a IL % is

PHILADELPHIA -oOo 600 600
Boston -------022 100 00x-5
Runs-Moore. Berger. Cuccinello. Lopez,
Weir. Errors-Wilson. Gomez, Warstler.
Weir. Two-base hits-Moore. Weir. Three
base hit-Moore. Home run-Berser.
Gomez to Norris to corbett; oSp cuec,neio to
Jordan; Lopez to Cuccinello: Weir to Cue
cinello to Jordan. Left on bases--Phila-
on sivess. 5; on Kelieher. 2: OF Weir, s.
Struck out-By sivess.- 8: by Weir. :.
Hits-Oh Sivess. 10 in innings; of Kel-
Sivess. Umpires-Messrs. Pfrmsn.. Stew
art and Goetz. Time Of same-1:b1
Evening star., 1936-09-20
Grant is Rated Contender.

A DoLPH N. GRANT of the Rari.
tan Yacht Club. in Perth Amboy
is another formidable contender, hav.
ing won at Stone Harbor early this
month.
Three out-of-town shippers also
have entered three other sailing
events. w. H. Dyer of Providence,
r. l., Of the vicinity where frostbite
dinghys first were seen, is entering
that class. Frostbite dinghys appro-
priately received their name when
hardy enthusiasts continued to sail
these small 12-footers, lot like row.
boats, into the cold months Of Ne
vember and December-long after the
regular racing season had ended.
J. D. MacBride, champion of snipe
racers in Baltimore, will be among
the entrant in that class here, with
q trio of other Monumental City
'snipers" expected to accompany him.
An Annapolis girl, Antoinette
Fletcher, will lead the visitors who
will sail the moths-smallest of all
sailing vessels-Miss Fletcher coming
from Annapolis. As in the snipe class,
three colleagues from her home town
are expected here with Miss Fletcher.
In the albatross class w. w. Heintz,
commodore of the yacht club at West
River, is expected to head a delega-
ton from that vicinity. Heintz won
the time prize here last year.
Evening star., 1936-09-20
Quartet Of Money Players.


w ing player at 10 goals, riding at
No. 3, the United States representa-
tives form quartet of money players.
George H. (Pete) Bostwick, playing
at No. /, Is handicapped at only six
goals, but is unusually well qualified
for his position in that he is fast get
ting down the field in pursuit of the
ball hit up to him by either Hitchcock
or Gerald Balding, at No. 2.
Balding, rated at nine goals, rode
with the English team which failed
to beat q United States quartet in the
international matches at birmingham
in June. John Hay Whitney, captain
of the team, playing back, completes
the American side. He Is the lowest
handicapped player on the two teams,
with a rating of five goals, but has
played great polo this year..
Evening star., 1936-09-20

enthusiasts. step out In fast
company this week end-and the fast
est company In America.
Attracted by the Presidents Cup
Regatta, annual magnet Of the coun-
trys outstanding speed-boat kings.
pilots from all over the country will
show their spray to Hams Point spec
tators next Saturday and Sunday, the
days when the outboards, 225s and
Presidents Cup entrants will climax
the Capitals greatest water carnival
of the year.
For an added reason this year, the
ever-thrilling race of the wave-bounc-
ing 225s again threaten to steal the
show from the event which founded
the regatta just decade ago-the
Presidents Cup race.
For, In addition to knowing that
anything can, and usually does hap
pen to those daring drivers who skip
over the surface at more than 80 miles
per hour, watchers will know that to
the winner will 60 the elaborate new
John Charles Thomas Trophy, nam.
moth silver platter with maritime de-
sign, put into competition for the first
time this year by the famous operate
baritone.
Evening star., 1936-09-20
ID. C. Men Due to Dominate.

T OCAL shippers are expected to
dominate the Glass A and B han
dicaps, canoe and 20-foot open class
races, with out-of-town entrants yet
to be heard from in those events.
Most outstanding of those entered in
the 20-foot open is Judge Prentiss E.
Edrington, who was the international
star champion in 1928. Burlington,
formerly judge in the Virgin Islands,
now sails the Lady Avon, and is ex-
pected to give all opponents, young
and DID, sail for their money.
Three races will compose the series
for each class of boat, with the first
being held Friday morning, the sec
ond Friday afternoon and the last on
Saturday morning. Total points will
determine the winning boat, with
scoring in accordance with class rules.
They provide for / point for each
boat beaten in race, plus l point
for finishing. plus u point for first
place in each race.
Evening star., 1936-09-20
Team Finely Balanced.

ERESH from victory in the Olym-
pics, the Argentines will send q
fine mixture of youth and experience
into the fray, handicapped at ~ goals.
Luis Duggan and Roberto Cavansugh,
riding at No. and No. 2, respectively,
are handicapped at six goals each.
Andre Gazzotti, No. 3, is rated at
eight goals and considered the best
player in South America this year.
At back will be the f1ashy Manuel
Andrada, handicapped at seven goals
He Is the veteran internationalist of
the team and the steadiest player
among the South Americans.
The Greentree team, winner Of the
United States open title, is q 30-goal
aggregation, although this advantage
will mean nothing in the competition,
as the games are played on the fiat.
Evening star., 1936-09-20
Puts Spice Into Event.

MO LITTLE credit was given The
Star last year for supporting the
new events on the decade-old regatta
through its distribution of prizes, ano
it is thought that The Stars con.
tinu-d sponsorship of these races ha:
played an invaluable part in enticing
the large and formidable entry list
Outstanding of all the shippers now
entered is Alton O'Brien of Perth
Amboy, who won the national cham
pionship for comets in his Aquila
at Great Kills, Staten Island, last
week. w. B. Piersel Of oxford, Md.
who placed tenth in the same race
also is entered.
Neither O'Brien nor Piersel are
conceded victory in the coming race
however, for the Capital has skip
per of its own, potentially an up
setter Of both.
He is D. Werner Smythe of the
Capital Yacht Club. who placed three
not3les ahead of Piersel in the ma
tionals and finished but two minutes
behind the winner. How close was
that race is seen in the time records,
which reveal but a difference Of two
minutes separating the first nine
boats!
Evening star., 1936-09-20
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh

Runs-walker. Goodman, Cuyler, Scar
sella t2). .Kampouris: l.. Waner.. Jensen.
Brubaker, Young (2). Todd. Swift. Errors
Kampouris. Runs bstted in-Jensen l2),
(: Wsnera;, TODD: Swift co; Risss.
Goodman Todd Swift, scarsella. Cuyler.
Three-base hit-Scsrsella. Home runs
Jensen. walker. Stolen base-Thevenow.
Doubie piays.Risss to scarsella. Thevenow
to Scarsella. Riggs to Thevenow to
scarseiia. Goodman to Kampouris. to
Miller. Vaughan to Young to Suhr: Left
Bases on balls-Schott, /: swift. /: Mooty.
l: Hallahan. 8. Struck out-By Swift, 4;
ninrs: Oh Mooty. l in innings: OF Hal
iahan / in ~ innings. Losing pitcher
Hallahan Umpires-Messrs. Ballanfant
and Sears. Time-2:12.
Evening star., 1936-09-20
YANK POLO TEAM
| IS HELD UNDERDOG.
Argentines, Never Winners,
Picked in Series That
Opens Tomorrow.
BY the Associated Press.

n YEW YORK. September 19.-
M Argentinas finely mounted
" polo team and the United
a States Greentree four, led by
the great Tommy Hitchcock, ride out
tomorrow on the Meadowbrook Clubs
famed international field in the first
of the two-out-of- three series for the
Cup Of Americas.
The game originally was scheduled
for today, but inclement weather
forced a postponement. The second
game will be played Wednesday and
the third, If necessary, next Saturday.
The Argentines, mounted on one Of
the finest strings Of ponies ever to
leave the Pampas, have never beaten
their North American rivals, but gen.
orally are favored to come through
this time. The United States won
the first Of the international series
in 1928 and then successfully de-
Tended the trophy four years later at
Buenos Aires. Each series went to
three games.
Evening star., 1936-09-20

Runs-Melillc. Cramer. Foxx R. Fer
Hiegins, Peters, Luby (3). Runs batted
in-Gaike. W. Ferrell. Cramer, r. Fer
rell. Dean. Two-base hits-R. Ferrell.
Higgins. Three-base hits-Foxx. W. Fer
rell Sacrihces-Cronin. Werber, Gafike.
Left on bases-Boston. 10: Philadelphia.
II. Bases on balls-On Ferreli. l; of
Ross 2 Struck out-By Ferrell. 8: by
Ross, s. Hits-Off Ross, & in 8 innings:
of Lisenbee. in ] inning. Losing
pitcher-Ross. Umpires-Messrs. john
ston, MCGOWAN and owens. Time-2:15.
Evening star., 1936-09-20
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Evening star., 1936-09-20
Totals 43 8 31a14

Totals 43 8 31a14 Totals 42 a 50 8
.Batted for Mooty In ninth
+Batted for Schott in seventh.
tBatted for Thevenow in ninth.
Slated for Joost in ninth.
aOne out when winning run was scored.
Cincinnati ..---.-. 900 600 132 0o-6
Pittsburgh ------- 110 0O4 900 OIL
Evening star., 1936-09-20
NATIONAL CHAMP
IN COMET CLASS
Smythe Is Most Formidable
D. Contender-GirI to
Pilot Moth Boat.
BY BILL DISMER. JR.

4 SSUMING q prominent spot
n on the Presidents Cup Re-
"A gatta after its trial" last
4 a year, the sailing races, des-
tined to transform the somewhat
somber Potomac into a mass of spotted
white next Friday and Saturday. once
again will be sponsored by The Eve
ming Star, with handsome awards pre-
sented the winners by this newspaper.
With more than 100 per cent
In entries, including the national
champion Of the comet class, sailing
growing popularity has been evinced
by an entry of more than hundred
sailors. Forty-nine competed in the
1rst sailing race last year.
Further illustrating the increased
part the sailing events will play in
the three-day carnival is the fact that
two additional races have been added
to the five classes Of boats which
raced last year. Events for snipes
and albatroSses will be held this year
for the first time. in addition to
those for the comets, moths, canoes
and class A and B handicap boats
which competed last year.
Evening star., 1936-09-20
BOATS.

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JOHNSON 1888 light twin outboard motor;
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safety cushions running hghts battery
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Call Georsia 012l.
RICHARDSON CABIN CRUISER. 1884
model like new: owner leaving city; bar
gain 4 sold this month. Capt. seeley.
LYMAN outboard runabout. johnson mo-
tor, overhaued; does 80 m.p.h.; repaintec,
cover. steerer cushions etc; specially de-
signed trailer; cheap. wise. 2403.
1s-FT. SAILBOAT, Just overhauled and
painted; new sail and outboard auxiltsyv.
See steward, Corinthian Yacht Gluk.
CABIN CRUISER, 34-ft., must sell; also
14-ft. skiff. West 2S06-J, Apt. 502. 2lst
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Evening star., 1936-09-20

Totals 80 IL "a IL Totals 80 27 10
aBatted for Harder in NTH.
fBatted for Berger in ninth.
1Batted for Lee in ninth,
Evening star., 1936-09-20
.SPEEDB0AT RACES
LIST BEST IN u. S.
Big Trophy Event, American
Championship Feature
Elaborate Card.

w YASHINGTON'S vast motor
\A/ boat colony, hundreds Of
wv drivers and thousands Of
enthusiasts. step out In fast
Evening star., 1936-06-29
ARRESTED AS DRAFT FOE.
Browder's Nomination RECALLS War
Time Incident in Kansas.

KANSAS CITY, June 20 (P1.-Earl
w. Browder, named in New York yes
terday as Communist party candidate
for President, first attracted attention
in this section when he was arrested
in Olathe, KanS., in June, 1917, after
expressing opposition to the selective
Army draft.
Browder, a native of Wichita, Kans.,
and his brother William were SEN
fenced to serve year in Jail by Fed
eral Judge A. 8. Van Valkenburgh
for refusal to register for the draft.
Later both were indicted for con-
spiracy to resist operation of the draft
law and sentenced to two years in
Federal Penitentiary.
Released in July, 1919, after serving
the Jail term and part of the Federal
prison sentence, Browder and others
first set up an accounting service
here, then formed small Socialistic
community near Independence, Mo.
Later BroWder went to Russia and be-
came active in the American and
world Communist movement. One of
10 children, he came from family
said to have sent members to every
war. from the Revolutionary to the
World War. During the World War
he left the Socialist party to become
a member of the International
Workers of the World, and then Of
the Communist party.
Evening star., 1936-06-29
100000 VOTES
SOUGHT BY REDS
Campaign Launched With
Nomination of Br0Wder
for President.
Hx the Associated Press.

NJ the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 29.-The Com
munist party, under leadership OF
Earl M. Browder, its candidate for
the presidency, started its election
campaign today ito reach 100000
voters" and flood the country from
one end to the other with red liter
ature."
Browder was nominated by acclama-
tion late. yesterday at the final session
of the partys ninth annual conven-
tion. James w. Ford, Harlem colored
organizer, was named as his running
mate.
Before the 10000 wildly cheering
party members that packed Madison
SQUARE Garden, Browder voiced his
acceptance of the nomination by a
bitter attack on the greed OF both
major parties.
sc, O. p. Fascist Vanguard"
The former Kansan, who as Serce-
tary of the party has taken more
and more prominent role in party
affairs the past two years, described
the Republican party and Gov. Lam
don of Kansas as the vanguard OF
iascism" to be stopped "at all costs"
The New Deal he denounced as
giving way more and more to 1.-The
forces of reaction" and said that work.
ers must make themselves strong to
force concessions from the Democrats
At the concluding session the party
aipHt-noinf r1lotfnrn1
which Browder and Ford will make
their campaign.
For 30-Hour Week.
Under the heading of put America
back to work" it promised 30-hour
week with a minimum annual wage,
extension of W. P. A. and P. w. A
with special attention to low rental
housing abolition of child labor, 9
moratorium on and Government re-
financing at a low interest rate OF
farm loans, higher income, gift ano
inheritance taxes, naturalization OF
banking, curbing of the Supreme
Court. and death penalty fol
lynchers.
Under the party's campaign plans
Browder will open his speaking toul
in Cleveland and Akron, Ohio. or
July 4. On the same day Ford viii
speak in Chicago.
AS announced by the Campaign
Committee, special attention will be
paid to radio and the movies. Plans
are under way to have Browder speak
on the radio at least once every week
ARRESTED AS DRAFT FOE.
Evening star., 1936-06-29
Milwaukee Loses
Championship Cup
For Beer Drinking
nv the Associated Press.

Ey the ASSOCIdleO FTeSS.
MILWAUKEE, June ga half
gallon silver loving cup symbolic of
the so-called world championship for
high-speed beer drinking, left this
brewing center today for new home.
Ray Du Val of Green Bay, Wis,
dethroned the Milwaukee champion
whose handlers cried "foul"-by pour
ing down half a gallon of the foaming
fluid in 10 seconds yesterday in the
annual title contest.
Friends of Floyd Verette, the 1922
pound 1885 title holder, protested,
claiming that the new champion S
manager distracted the Milwaukee
truck driver during his big gulp.
Verette needed % seconds to consume
his pailful.
But Du Val received the cup and
challenged Verette to a return meet
ing on the champions home lot. with
side bets. Verette had to be satisfied
with knowing that even in defeat he
had clipped II seconds off the mark
that won him the first guzzling tour
nament o year ago.
Evening star., 1936-06-29
Help Nature to Reduce
High Blood Pressure

by drinking Mountain Valley Mineral
Water direct from famous Hot Springs.
Arkansas Its natural alkalinity neutra-
Lies toxic acids and assists in their elimi-
nation. Deeply satisfying. Phone for booklet.
Mountain Valley Mineral Water
Me. 1862 IIO5 ST. NV.
Evening star., 1936-06-29
MOSCOW RAzES ARCH

Famous Napoleon Landmark Will
Be Removed.
MOSCOW, June 29 P).-The Arch
of Triumph, built by Alexander to
celebrate Napoleon's retreat from Mos
COW, is to be razed to make way for
traffic.
The arch. more than 100 years old,
stands on Gorky street, near the White
Russian railway station, point Of ar
rival and departure of tourist trains.
Evening star., 1936-06-29

We mode O loroe purchase
Of these good quoIity tyers
ond ore obIe to offer them
OF this ottroctive price for
your holiday meoIs. They
ore FRESHLY KILLED.
Evening star., 1936-06-29
SMOKED
SHOULDERS

An enjoyobIe yet econoni-
col meot. Cook with
string beons or with
your fovorite green's.
\ 1t may oIso be baked
or fried,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-08-04
SHORE IDYLL.

All afternoon the sun has splashed
gold on me,
And blinded me with red streaks
A. lie on the dock,
listening to the endless gulp of green
water
In the shadow of rock lodges.
There is no wind to stir the grass
Or ruffle the striped adder in his
warm, curled sleep.
Even thep inec stand stiffly
As If no force could move their jagged
shapes.
Above me from the rocks the cabin
peers
m catch each play of light and shade
The air is so still
7 should like to reach out a hand
And smoothe the velvet shadow on
that blue mountain.
Onlv | might crumple the stiffness
Ard shatter the day into fragments.
II is better to stare passively from
he shore.
For one afternoon is so short a time
TO capture
All the glory of one lake.
Raymond Hull.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-08-04
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