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Evening star., 1936-10-18
CHANGING IN VAN
AT STABLE ODDS
HandiIy Takes Rockingham
Feature From Gallant
Gay to Pay $3.50.
BY the Associated Press.

6y the associated PreSS.
~ ALIEN, N. H., october 17.-Per-
- fectly handled by the veteran
Joe Rosen, Phil Biebers Chanc-
~ ing held of all challengers to
churn through the mud and capture
the 1-16 mile General Green by
half a length at Rockingham Park
today.
The 5-year-old son of Chance Play
broke to the top with Col. w. A.
Jones' Boston Brook. He finally left
Boston Brook tied to the three
sixteenths pole and then held off
Weston Adams fast closing Gallant
Gay to complete the journey in
1:482s.
Two and half lengths back Of
Gallant Gay was the favorite, Sun
Archer, with Watersplash out of it
by another length. The winner paid
$3.50 and earned over $2,535 in
added purse money.
Mrs. Ray Pollards Fickle Chance
got through on the rail to take the g.
furlong Keene Handicap secondary
feature by half a length from My
Colin as the pace-setting Happy Knot
faded in the last furlong and dropped
back to third. head back Of NV
Colin. Another outsider, Fickle
Chance returned $3.50.
Evening star., 1936-10-18
THIRD RACE-CANPRA. CHAM.
BERSBURGER, SEVEN STAR.

After several disappointing Mary
land efforts, CANPRA, a gelded
son Of Canter, suddenly awakened
the other day, but Pumice Stone
came along and nipped him at the
wire. He was off very poorly in
that race and was forced to weave
his way to contention before he
could get going in his best stride.
He just failed to get up. CHAM
BERSBURGER'S last was mighty
impressive and he should down
SEVEN STAR.
Evening star., 1936-10-18
FIFTH RACE-BOOTLESS, GENIE
PALATINE, INFANTRY.

The majority of the horses in the
E. r. Bradley Stable are in great
condition, and this outfit will be
represented by BOOTLESS. He
showed one of his best races of the
year several days ago at Laurel
when he finished nose in back Of
Piccolo, with Two Bob, Knight
Warrior and Booming Guns back Of
him. A repeater of that would
certainly win this. He can run
over any kind Of track. GENIE
PALATINE showed a lot of foot
in her winning route race recently
and may furnish the contention.
INFANTRY should take third
money.
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SIXTH RACE-MANUAL, PILL
NITA. CREDULOUS.

Although MANUAL is an ordi-
nary plug, his recent winning race
at Laurel cannot be overlooked,
and on the strength of that We
are picking him. In back Of him
were More Pep, Fogarty and Mad
Trump, and We see nothing in here
that classes with those steeds.
PILLNITA possesses a lot of foot.
Evening star., 1936-10-18
DAILY DOUBLE Is RICH
Nets 81, ,eeo.s0 for 90 for Record
at River Downs.

CINCINNATI, October II F.-For
the second time within week, the
daily double at River Downs paid
more than $1,000 today.
Mohawk Cherokee, an extreme out
slider, and Blagden, winners OF the
frst and second races, combined to
nav ST 500. 80 on a So ticket, and the
winning total came near being three
times as large since House Baby, an
other outsider, came in second to
RIapden in the second race. Mohawk
cherokee paid $3.50 in the first race
and Blagden 4 to in the straight
pool in the second.
The $1,660.So pay-off was the
largest Of the meeting at River
Downs, formerly known as Coney
Island.
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FIRST RACE-WARRIOR QUEEN,
MARY KEEN, MORNING.

The manner in which WARRIOR
QUEEN, a daughter Of American
Flag, in the Glen Riddle Farms
Stable, won her recent outing at
Havre de Grace, prompts us to give
her the edge. She broke in front
and led every step of the way, and
in back Of her at the finish were
Morning, Phlox, Swift Ply and
other good ones. MARY KEEN ap-
pears to be the most formidable
contender.
Evening star., 1936-10-18
VAIL WINS BOAT CROWN

ELIZABETH CITY, N. c., October
IT R.-Jack Vail of Norfolk. Va,
won the mems national open cham
pionship today in the Elizabeth City
Yacht Clubs annual moth boat re-
gatta.
The Virginia youth piloted his
Moth-A over the s-mile Pasquotank
River course In hour 81 minutes ana
IS seconds.
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PlMLIC0 TO HAVE BAR
Maryland Jockey Club Will Sell
Concessions at Track.

BALTIMORE, Md, October IL
The Board of Directors Of the Mary.
land Jockey Club, it was learned to-
day, has voted to sell all the conces-
sions at Pimlico race track and to OBJ
tain a liquor license in the Jockey
Clubs name.
Robert Walden. vice president Of the
organization. a director and member
of the Executive Committee, who OPP
posed the changes. said he had re.
signed not only all his Pimlico con.
nections, but also those at Timonium.
Evening star., 1936-10-18
SECOND RACE-TITIAN KIDDIE,
BALCONY, ADAMS EVE.

TITAN KIDDIE, a filly that
has won of her IA races this year,
gave indications of returning to
her best form Thursday by finish
ing nose and head in back Of
Iron Ire and High Torque. We be-
lieve she is good enough to handle
this band Of cheap Maryland breds.
Evening star., 1936-10-18
River Downs
Results
By the Associated Press.

By The Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. 5000; elaiminsi
~ eh:'Ss:: nt !E.Sto $3.50 asss sS 1!,sS ss
EoianG. Eemafi.I 'nslEeif sfsfE.i6 $40
r'GE'fs s.i!7 fs.1: M:.' sn.sp s
and Princess Pyre.
field.
SECOND RAcE-Pur.e. $500: claiming;
3-year -olds and upi 8 fnalonss
s.sasa sl.snes. 'eS.: Queen r.relS Ss0 $40 $40 SO 80
Ana x. tMeioehe) 800
Time, I:2lak;
r. Yankee waters. Conast.nto; Dorothy
Hicks. fNahallac and monks Beauty.
--f-Field.
THIRD RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
Mystic sim ,HasI0 ;S:!, 1850 80" ssc sst, s.so
Morris r. (BoganowskD $50
Also s.s s1Sphy Bro snrz:ss4 z:ssIo' Cam
FOURTH RACE-Purse. s7eo; handi-
cap: a.yssr-olSs; ]&s.sIi q tu,lonfs, co ann $50
Jadva tRobertN 4.40 $40
Miss Bonnie FowIeD 3'"o
Also ranGLae-Ha-Carol and Star
| SINGER.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 800: handicap
| 3-year-olds and up; g furlonEs.
| Buddie Treacey tRebts) 1900 $40 90
Boston Mary FowIer) 1920 Go
Zevson tThernton) $50
Time. 1:I9M.
Also ran-Reminiseent. silas and Dora
May.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000 added;
handicapI 3-year r-olds and up; ] h. miles:
| Mucho Gusto Louman) $40 $40 2.4a
| bSafe and Sound (RobertO $40 $50
| Sea Biscuit (PollarO $50
Also r.n%Paradi,ie.I. Professor Paul
b-H. W. and W. J. Youns entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500; claim
| ing; 3-year-olds and up; 1 mile and 40
yards.
| Paul T. tRobertsl SEQ SO
| Oddesa Clark FarrelD $50
Also ran-Great Meadows. fKavslry
lack, Two Broems. Princess A. O.. fInele-
nook. Peace Move and San Lu.
field.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500; claiming {;
3:year-oIds and upi L mile and 20 yards;
| Chunk PayneD 26.f0 100 $50
| Clint tHanka) 4.40 ESQ
Sweet Tody tRobeTts) $40
Also ran-Best O. Luck. LessinE. LAM
porte. House Ahre. Ealcona, master Frank,
! Sin Eiesm and fArios.
Field.
Evening star., 1936-10-18
FOURTH RACE-UVALDE. HI
SWEET, HARRY'S DREAM.

UVALDE breezed to a smart
victory in a 6-furlong test the other
day and Monday he will be sent
over the ! mile and rs yards dis
tance. In his winning effort he
broke slowly and turned on some
nifty speed in the stretch. From all
indications will be better suited
Evening star., 1936-10-18
SEVENTH RACE-WISE ADVO-
CATE. MAD TRUMP, LITTLE
ARGO

WISE ADVOCATE, a veteran
that was sharpened up with g.
furlong whirl yesterday. moves
up to a 11s distance, where he
is better suited. That was his first
test in a long time and it should
have put him on sharp edge for
this affray. He has beaten horses
of similar caliber many times.
MAD TRUMP will be dangerous,
especially if the going is other than
fast.
Evening star., 1936-10-18
DELANEY SCORES KAY0.

NEW YORK, October II R).-Al
Delaney, 17e%, OF Detroit, stopped
Ralph Barbara, 1S2, Brooklyn, In flve
rounds of their scheduled 1o-round
bout at Ridgewood Grove tonight.
Evening star., 1936-10-18
HORSE SHOW DELAYED.

UPPERVLLE, Va, october 1.-THE
Trinity Church Horse Show, scheduled
here today, was postponed because OF
inclement weather. 1t will be held
Monday.
Evening star., 1936-10-18
rpe Action and Fair Knigtess Score Laurel Coeates
Selections for fast track at Laurel tomorrow.
BEST BET-BOOTLEss.

over the longer route. HI-SWEET
was bothered in his race the other
day, but before that he displayed
corking speed to come from far
back to win.
Evening star., 1936-10-18
HARRIS A TIME SAVER.

Bucky Harris, manager OF the
Washington Nationals. always shaves
during the visiting teams inaeio of
Evening star., 1936-10-18
Foul Claim Disallowed.

NO SOONER than the Laurel ended
than Jockey Joe OMalley rushed
to the stewards pagoda to lodge a
claim Of foul against Charlie Kurt
singer. who handled Fair Knightess.
However, the stewards disallowed the
claim.
j. w. Y. Martin, whose Truly
Yours won the 1884 running Of the
Maryland Futurity, saw his Triple
Action capture the sixth renewal OF
the event, stepping 6 furlongs over
muddy course in lib AS to pay
$2180. His score enriched Owner
Martin to the extent of $5,470. OF
that sum $500 was awarded Martin,
due to his being the breeder of the
bay gelded son of Canter and Black
Momma.
Joe OMalley had Triple Action in
hand for five-eighths, while A. G. VAN
derbilt's Gay Balko and j. Y. Christ
mas Rough Time we're fighting for
the lead. Half way through the
stretch, OMalley sent Triple Action
on top to win, driving from the
Branncastle Farms the Schemer, with
Rough Time besting Gay Balko for
third honors.
Evening star., 1936-10-18
SPORTSMAN (Fast).

SPORTSMAN (Fast).
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Furtive, Bustanybody, Jere.
2-Double Nugget, Aliens, Sundora.
3-Countess Reign, Much Wiser,
Boots Greenock.
+Spickeen, Koley Bey, Valerie
Jean.
5-Bill Donoghue, Odd Blue, Lisa
Belle.
6-Exponent, Speedy Skippy, Ep.
bay Memor, Sun Caprice, Chry-
sostle.
8-Ricciardo, Sir Ajax, Attauque-
chee.
9-Miss Ritz, Sun Tryst, Unchang-
ing.
Best bet-Bill Donoghue.
Evening star., 1936-10-18

r AUREL. Md, October IL
Maryland and the District of
Il Columbia divided the honors
- before $4,000 fans when j. w.
Y. Martins Triple Action won the
sixth running of the Maryland Fu-
turity. and Fair Knightess, owned by
Hobson c. McGhee Of Washington,
landed the twenty-third renewal of
the Laurel, co-features of an eight
race program contested over muddy
track.
A nose is all that kept Owner
Martin. resident of Worthington VAL
ley, Md. from sweeping both stakes
It was this slim margin that enabled
Fair Knightess to win the Laurel
from Martins Dark Hope after they
had run the mile in 1:39 rs.
But for sixteenth of mile in
the stretch, Fair Knightess led
throughout. During that short dis
tance she was headed by Dark Hope,
but came again to win by nose.
Back in third place came Elwood
Sachenmaier'S Roman Soldier, IA
vorite,
Evening star., 1936-10-18

EPSON DOWNS East.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Epiwitch, Sarah, Bungler.
2-Sharp Thoughts, Nusakan.
Moonsan.
Speed Demon, Mereta, Don
Grafton.
4-Statecraft, Even Play, Club
Soda.
5-Aurebon, Jonnie Nuchols, Ja-
wapa.
6-High Bottom, March Line, Hip
Boots.
Barney Keen, -Four Spot, Ervast.
8-Blue Hour, Luna Bright, Fan
dan
Best bet-Aurebon.
Evening star., 1936-10-18

THIRD RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
3-year .olds and up: 6 furionEs.
Mystic Sign (Hauka) 1850 500 5SO
Ceurtneys Pet tQueenl l4.6O s0o
Morris Il. (BoganowskD $50
fine. 1:2Oa5.
Also ran-PiDson, Brophy, Zebulo. Cam
ID nA m
Evening star., 1936-10-18
Selections
LAUREL Muddy.
BY FEED BOX.

b1 TEED DOAs
I-Millie NJ, Warriors Queen.
Phlox.
2-Archer entry, Handley. Adams
Eve
3-seven Star, Droll Story, Out Of
Fire.
4-Uvalde, Toothpick, Hi Sweet.
5-Genie Palatine, Bootless, Al
bania
6-Credulous. Manual, Tambov.
Mad Frump. Pencade, Fogarty.
Best bet-Seven Star.
CONSENSUS AT LAUREL (Fast).
BY the Associated Press.
Warrior Queen, Phlox, Boule-
ward.
2-steeltoes, Titan Kiddie. Ca
nard.
3-Seven Star, Droll Story, Cham
bersburger.
+Uvalde, Hi-sweet, Toothpick.
5-Bootless, Genie Palatine, Infan.
try.
6-Patient Saint, Credulous, Wltte-
kind.
Mad Trump, Wise Advocate, Lee
Laffoon.
Best bet-Mad Frump.
CONSENSUS AT ROCKINGHAM
(Slow).
Py the Associated Press.
1-Jackfun, Douglas r., Hoosier's
Pride.
st. Nick, Transit Lady, Play.
more.
3ICriticise, Right Rank, Well
Done.
4-Bain Marie. More Poise, Isadore.
5-Blue Day, Bacon, Count Dean.
Slot Cake. Penrill, Sweeperman.
7-Glitter Glow, Light Heeled.
Moralist.
Rest bet-Pain Marie
Evening star., 1936-10-18
SpOrtsman's Park
Entries for Tomorrow.

BY the Associated Press
Evening star., 1936-10-18

CONSENSUS AT EMPIRE CITY
(Slow).
Hy the Associated Press.
Lucky Pledge, Celtic Legend.
Ritorno.
2-Saxopal, Fopsie. Lotofus.
3-Mrs. Jacobs entry, Flyanette,
Idle Midget.
Miss Merriment, Sgt. Byrne,
Sation.
5-Gunwale, Dedication, Capt.
Jerry.
6-Kindred Spirit, Young Native,
Mantados.
Best bet-Miss Merriment.
Evening star., 1936-10-18

RIVER DOWNS muddy.
By the Louisville Times.
1-House Warmer, Cacarina. Catch
Fly.
2-Star Ballot, Transpose, The
Baby.
9Pat c., zipalong, Wise Cross.
Indian Lace, Be Quiet, House
Baby.
@Doctor G. NJ, Alice Highland,
Col. Pete.
6LTwo Brooms, Riff, Paul T.
7-Synopsis, Paradox Girl, Hager-
man.
Best bet-Pat G.
Evening star., 1936-10-18

KEENELAND Muddy.
By the Louisville Times.
1-School Nom, Good Selka, Over
trick.
2-Chelkat, Mostly, Balance Step.
3-Gumption, Happy Road, Flip
Flap.
Our Willie, Gallette, Old Eli.
5-Skalkahoe, Marie Jean, Crazy
Jane.
6-Black Buddy, c. v. Whitney
entry, Fraidy Cat.
Miss Twinkle, Golden Nut, Gilt
tering.
Best bet-Black Buddy.
Evening star., 1936-10-18

Empire City

Entries for Tomorrow.
Evening star., 1936-10-18
Laurel
Entries for Tomorrow.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. 81 900; nllies; 2
Evening star., 1936-10-18
MARTINS HORSES
CLOSE TO SWEEP
Dark Hope Beaten by Nose.
Favored Betty's Buddy
Is Late Scratch.

AUREL. Md, October IL
Maryland and the District of
Columbia divided the honors
Evening star., 1936-10-18
SECOND RACE-Purse. 1000; claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; Maryland bred

a-R p and J s. Archer entry.
BE. Hancock-W. Wickes-Mrs. H. GOOD
entry.
Evening star., 1936-10-18

SECOND RACE-Purse. 5000: claiming
3-year -olds and upi furlonss.
Blagden tCower) IO@0 6.UU 4.:l
Greenock Queen FarrelD $40 $40
Ana X. tMeloehe) o.oo
The Washington times., 1936-11-07

SEASONS RECORDS
High team games-Hyattsville, 664;
Convention Hall and Russell Motors,
$50. High team sets-Happy Five,
1909: Convention Hall, 1906, High in
dividual games-Pacini Washington
Brewers), 1872; Megaw (GeOrgetOwn), ,
173. High individual sets - Pacini
washington Brewers), 44S; LOhr
(Happy Five), 433. High individual
averages-Miller Happy Five), 127-14;
RObey (2Oth Century,, 125-lO; Pacini
washington Brewers), 124-15; LOhr
Happy Five), 124-4; Talbert George
town., 124-2.
The Washington times., 1936-11-07
4 J. {. {. Boxers
In Glove Test

A new dark horse loomed today
as Jim Mcnamara announced yes.
terday that his four veteran boxers
were fit for Tuesday nights open.
ing of the Districts fourth annual
Golden Glove tournament at Cath
olic University gymnasium.
They are Ray Morse, last years
Golden Glove and District A. A. U.
11S-pound champion; Billy Tar
dugno, a truly great lightweight; /;
Make Coe. a rugged welter, and
Dave Schlalfer, who will be en-,
tered in the 160-pound division.
Rated in the thick of the fight
for the Ben Ourisman team trophy
are Washington Boys Club, North
east Boys Club, and the Metropoli-
tan Police Boys Club.
Maryland and Virginia will be
heavily represented this year but
teams from those sections are not
expected to nave enough concen-
trated strength to be considered
as serious threats. Tickets are on
sale at downtown SpaldingS.
The Washington times., 1936-11-07

Sun Radio appears on its own
stamping ground at RoSedale Play
ground against Silver Spring at
2::30 p. M, and may meet with lots
of opposition from the visitors,
who are coholders of the high-score
total this season. Heurich'S oppose
Georges Radio on the Monument
field at 8 o'clock and expects to
win. The same hope is expressed
by the Georges management, ex-
planning last weeks defeat hap
pened because of the absence of
several regular players.
The Germans make a welcome
temperance at Benning at 2:30
D. M, where the Young Democrats
hope to improve on their former
displays. The Capitol Heights boys
have considerable ability in their
ranks and lack only experience,
which, of course, they are gaining
weekly.
After the fine performance
against Heurich's last week, the
Italian-Americans expect to at
least extend the Marlboro squad,
even on the Marlboro field, at 2:30
p. m. The home team is very
smooth and effective, however, and
may overcome the Italians by a
small margin. Sperti has been
made eligible to play for the Ital-
ianS Sunday.
The Washington times., 1936-11-07
OutcaSSes
Eastern,
13 TO D
BY GARRETT WATERS

Watch out for this Western
High eleven during the remainder
of the interhigh football series.
The GeorgetownerS have only
one more contest to play-that
against Central on November II
at Western-but its the reaction
today, Coach Dan Ahern's young.
Sters may prove definite thorn
in the Mt. Pleasanters' side.
The belief comes out of yester.
days game at the Eastern Sta
dium against Eastern High. The
Georgetowners triumphed, 13 to
0 over the Parkers and turned the
trick in manner to make Cen.
tral sit up and take notice.
Coach Dan AhernS charges
have played stubborn football all
season. They weren't expected to,
due to the graduationS of ace foot
ballers of the 1885 team. But
they've given every opponent
opposition just the same.
Line Play Good
erday the teams line
showed up exceedingly well. Three
times powerful Eastern thrusts
were halted within the shadow Of
the goal posts and on two of these
occasions the Parkers were thrown
for terrific losses.
Len WeinStein and Morris Snead
again led the running attack. Tho
former scored the two touchdownS
registered during the fracas, but
not before Snead had helped i'm.
measurably in getting the leather
in excellent position.
It's a question now whether
Eastern will be able to stop Tech.
which it meets next week. The
Lincoln Parkers have determined
collection of footballers, but that
indefinable something is lacking
to arouse the team to needed
heights.
Maybe the old inspiration will
be developed by the time the Tech
contest arrives. On the other
hand, it is possible the Trainers
will play off form, since Coach
Hap Hardells charges played any,
thing but in high gear before that
6-to-0 Central victory of few
days ago.
Kemp Eastern Star
Bill Kemp exhibited fine brand
of football to keep Eastern in the
contest yesterday. He did not
finish, however, because of an in
jury. AL Kidwell and Jack Shugrue
were others who looked good for
the Parkers.
The Western-Eastern contest
wasn't the only one yesterday to
keep the scholastic wheel rolling.
Six others had their moments.
Woodrow Wilson ran into real
trouble against Bulls Prep, losing.
80 to 0. Friends had a tough time
against Charlotte Hall, bowling,
33 to 8; Landon found itself on the
short end of an 18 to score
against Boys Latin, of Baltimore:
Westinghouse High, of Ballston,
Va, lost 2 to heart-breaker to
Fredericksburg High, George
Washington High dropped 19
to 0 engagement to Hopewell High
and st. Adams bowed to st.
ChriStoOher % to n
The Washington times., 1936-11-07
By GEORGE A. SIMPSON

Ed "Rem" Remerenko, once the
Griffmen's property, now belongs
to the Baltimore Orioles Charles
Rieckel, who has seen the opening
games at Cincinnati for the past 30
years, recently celebrated his 1O1st
birthday. we'll, the second hun
dred years are the hardest Jake
Atz. former WashingtOnian, who
has managed Texas League teams
for several years, tolls in the mu-
tuel booths at the Arlington Downs
track in Houston Sam HOl-
brook, who'll try again next season
for a regular catching berth with
the Griffmen, Is the proud father
Of a baby girl Harry Deming,
Ben PlOtnicki, Willis Benner and
Joe Meglen will perform for the
The Washington times., 1936-11-07
Sports Writers
Await Shoot

The Sports Writers annual shoot
will take practical form NoVem-
ber II, when the club traps will
be open from 10 a. m. to p. m.
for the staging of the annual
Sports Writers Championship, at
25 targets, with three trophies to
be allotted the three high guns
among the Scribes.
Club members will be on hand
to help in the selection OF suitable
guns. Twelve-gauge shells are the
standard loads used.
The Sports Writers Cup, donated
for competition by members Of
the washington Gun Club, has
furnished the club each year with
one of our most interesting races.
This year the leg on it was won
by James M. Green. with small
replica for permanent ownership.
The Washington times., 1936-11-07
PICK-UPS AND PUT-OU1S

erasing the stigma of Olin's four.
round technical knockout
quail and squirrel shooting opens
in Virginia on Monday, November
16, as the original opening day.
November Is, falls on a Sunday
this year and Sunday shoot.
ing is prohibited in Virginia
Major F. H. GOff will be one of the
officials for the North Carolina
Virginia games Thanksgiving Day
local sports scribeS, compel.
ing in the annual Cleland Cup
golf tournament Monday over the
Army War College course, won't
know in advance their handicaps
the committee in charge
headed by Dave Herman, will not
reveal them until all scores are
reported.
The Washington times., 1936-11-07

Paterson IN. J.) Panthers against
the Brooklyn Dodgers tomorrow. e.
Andy Zeher, who'll play with the
Norfolk Clancies against the Wash
ingtOn Pros in a Dixie League
game in Griffith Stadium tOmOr-
row afternoon, was sought by sew.
eraI colleges during his playing
days with the Quantico Marines.
Jimmy MulrOe, who knows all
the dance steps, is now associated
with Jack Rollins studio
George A. Simpson mo kin to the
writer has quit bowling
and opened a hash place in CIaren-
don don't miss "Pigskin Pa
rade" it's a football riot
Jimmy Erwin pleads for a Buck
Everett-B Olin rematch so Ever
EFT may have an opportunity of
The Washington times., 1936-11-07
VirgiiniaGriidmen
Play Tomorrow

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. 7
Virginia Athletic club makes a
bid for football laurels tomorrow
opposing the Northwestern A.
C. team, of Washington, at Bag
gett's stadium at 3 o'clock.
The Virginians won from the
Warricks last week by a narrow
margin and if they can win this
contest will be the leading fot-
ball outfit in this sector.
Next Saturday the G. w. High
President clash with Maury
High of Norfolk here.
Washington and Lee High grid
derS of Ballston, Va, travel to
Charlottesville next Friday for
contest with the Lane High
eleven.
The Dixie Pigs Bowling team
fell before the Recreation five
of Baltimore, in three matches
out of five at the Health Cen
ter Alleys.
Next Tuesday night the Old
Dominion Boat Club bowling
league swings into action at the
Health Center. Eight teams are
roofing in the loop. The Bow
Five leads.
Today is homecoming day at
Episcopal High School. The var,
sity meets the Virginia Episco-
pal School team, of Lynchburg,
Va. Both clubs are undefeated.
The Washington times., 1936-11-07
WarwiCks Tackle
Silver Spring Club

The Warwicks tackle the Sill
yer Spring Merchants tomorrow
at 3 o'clock on the Silver Spring
Field. The Warwicks defeated
the Merchants, 10 to 0, several
weeks ago. However, the Mer-
chants are confident they will
upset the Warwicks tomorrow.
They have added a couple new
players. All Warwick players are
urged to report in front of the
Home Theater at 2 p. m.
The Washington times., 1936-11-07
Center League Schedule

General McAlexander meets A
A. A. at 7:15 p. m. tonight in the
Tech High gym and Veterans Ad
ministration engages Sogimes at
p. m. in Community Center Soft
ball League games.
The Washington times., 1936-11-07
Soccer League Offers
Top-Notch Matches

Tomorrow games under Recreation Soccer League auspices
promise another quartet of stirring matches.
The Washington times., 1936-11-07

SAMUEL REsHEVsKY,
youthful chess champion Of
the United States, will play
a simultaneous exhibition
against the Districts best
at the Jewish Community
Center at 8 o'clock tonight.