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Evening star., 1937-08-22

NASA AOo<AAA Way ~ AAAASAA . seA'S
L L Is being made just because
she drove Nimble Hanover, 4-year-
old mare, to = remarkable 2:c91z
for a mile.
why. didn't do. anything; the
horse did It," the u-year-old girl
protests.
But the $50 spectators who thrill,
ed at the performance at Hanover
Farms, readily testify It was the
child's clever handling Of the
trotter that accomplished the trick
in q race with the stopwatches.
Horsemen say the remarkable
part Of 1t all was that mare has .
reputation as . fractiouB per-
former. She was the bad efrl'' Of
; he big Hanover stables-untn Al
ma took her in hand.
That was last Summer. Their
friendship reads like something
from . story book.
Nimble Hanover was handed BY
top-notch trainers, but she had .
way Of her own. Some gave her up
as . confirmed tncorrigible. Others
scratched their heads. cussed un-
Ger their breath and wished all
sorts Of dire things for the pesky
mare.
But Alma didn't feel that way
about her. She liked Nimble Han
over because the mare always was
In trouble. She took . great fancy
to tho hofse; the hofse seemed to
take instantly to the little 4iri.
They became pals.
Alma exercised the horse daily,
and, to the wonder Of I'll, the stub
Evening star., 1937-08-22
Ranger A gain Scores Victory
Over Endeavour III in 43-Mile
Ne,v York Yacht Club Cruise

finish It was . broad reach and al
hands hit their maximum speed.
Honors at the start went to Rain
bow, but Ranger was soon out in the
lead. After the withdrawal Of the
Hovey boat. Endeavour II went up
into second place. With Endeavour
and Yankee trailing.
In the 2o-mile thrash to Vineyard
Sound Lghtship. Ranger drew ahead
gradually and had q 7-minute leAd
ON Endeavour u as they eased
round the floating beacon and broke
out spinnakers for the run up Vine
yard Sound, Endeavo'r I and Yankee
still well astern.
Yankee Makes G0od Race,
YANKEE went By Endeavuur OF
Tarpauhn Cove and was over
hauling Endeavow II when they
doused spinnahers Oh West Chop and
hauled up for the Edsartown beu,
reaching across very fast.
Ranger logged we'll over IL knots
at that point and Yankee was close
on the heels Of Endeavour II Is they
dashed ACROSS the line.
In the competition for the commo-
moders' cups, Clinton H. Cranes
Clean won in the sloop class; Rear
Commodore George Z. Roosevelt's
Mistress in the schooners and ketches
class, and D. Spencer Berger's Mando
II in the sloops and yawls class.
The elapsed times Of the Class ]
boats was as follows: Ranger. 4:40: 80:
Endeavour n, 4:50:23: Yankee, 4:sl:
rs: EndeavoW I, 4:54:36.
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a. he logged around the track.
Alma was driving her own sulky
. year later.
Her 5-yeAr-old sister Patricia Is
starting out-with . pony.
The Hanover Farms. 1900 pic
turesque acres Of fine pasture, has
produced many champions. It was
the home Of Peter Manning
N:66M). worlds fastest trotter.
Eighty-eight brood mares, ali Of
high breeding. are stabbed there.
Evening star., 1937-08-22

gatta Of the West River Sailing Club.
Expected to draw 1t least 50 entries.
1t Is slated for Labor day week end.
A total Of IS events are ON the pro-
gram for Saturday and Sunday, Sep
tember I and S.
IF THE country in general and
Washington tn particular ere not
regatta conscious by the time the
Presidents Cup affair comes Oh late
next month. It's not that those hard
working regatta boys haven't tried.
Not only are they talking Of ue-
ating = regatta cocktail to be fa-
tured 1T the bright-light spots. but
of having the regatta association
emblem placed on all menu cards Of
local hostelries several weeks in ad-
vance of the big nautical show.
In the afterguard Of the 8-me-
ter Loke of Arthur Clephane, rae
ing today In the annual Swan Point
Love Point fixture Of Gibson Island
Yacht Squadron Will be Werner
Smythe. who quits his comet for the
day. Sassy Too will be handled in
the West River weekly race by the
Daniel brothers, Gushing and Raj
eigh. Corrin Strong Of Washington
will be competing in the cruising
class Of the 3o-mile bay classic with
his cutter NaradA.
Charter was issued this week to the
Indian Landing feet Of three comets
that sail on the upper Severn River.
Led by Gene Scarf's craft. they are
planning to be on hand for the An
napolis 7. c. regatta.
7 ESIIE WRIGHT of Washington,
who sails under the Sparrows
Point Y. c. burgee near Baltimore.
is rated highly to take the Maryland
Challenge Cup for snipes to be raced
for September IL and IL near the
mouth Of the Patapsco River. His
champion Fan Tan is among the
largest feet of snipes on the bay.
While yachtsmea still are planning
Summer cruises. Malcolm Matherson
of Washington and Miami is prepar-
ing his 60-foot houseboat. the Peli-
can. for the annual trek southward
In November. Pelican is having q
false keel added at Marine Railways,
Inc.
Commodore Dick Doyle's cruiser
Margretan returned this week to
Capital Y. c. after quick trip around
from Galesvtlle With Sam WEIGH as
captain. Margretan has been doing
noble duty to the comet neet racing
on the Eastern Shore, acting Is tow
vessel and flagship for the WASH
ington sailors at st. Anchaels and
oxford.
Nash Marine Supply has sold a.
foot Thompson runabout to w. w.
Leishear. It's . Lake model and will
be powered with a 26-h.p. johnson
outboard. The Capitals largest speed
boat. c. N. Smiths 36-foot Hacker
craft Coal Dust, while out for re-
placement Of her port propeller is
being reconditioned with new bronze
bottom, varnish and REPEATING OF
chromium ware.
Evening star., 1937-08-22
ANNAPOLIS REGATTA
TO HAVE "a CLASSES
Sailing Vessels Ranging From
Moths to Ocean Raoen Will
Compete August 26.20.

A NNAPO1IE, Nd, August Il P.-
Events for sailing vessels in 2<
c3asses, ranging from moths to ocean
raoeTA sze provided under plans an
nomeed for the annual regatta Of the
Annapolis Yacht Club August 1870.
Smaller boats VII raoe over q 3-mils
triangular course In Annapolis harbor.
The larger racers Will cover q three
hg. io-mik course In the Chesapeake
Bay between Tolly Point and Kent
Island.
Evening star., 1937-08-22
new LONDON PLANS
COL0RFUL REGATTA
8peedboats, Yachts to Compete in
1l-Day Connecticut Event
Starting Saturday.

NEW LONDON, Conn, August al
Motor boat races, ranging from
oQtboard and inboard hydroplans
events to contests between express
audssrx win lad OF the first annual
Connecticut Governors regatta pro-
gram, which gets under way here next
Saturday Afternoon.
The regatta schedule calls for II
days Of motor boat and sail boat
racing and marine pasentry. winding
up with the Governors banquet and
Presentation Of trophies the evening
Of September 8. Gov W1lbu l. Cros
is honorary chairman OF the Regatta
Committee and Harry F. Morse, chair.
man.
FAhamen's contests and rowing and
whale boat races are included amonE
the events and one k ths features
vtQ Be . series Of three contest be-
tween the international J class or
Americas Cup boats. September 6, :
and 3. Land and marine parades.
fireworks. aviAtton show and Cover
nors ball also ars scheduled during
the celebration.
Evening star., 1937-08-22
TAKE SADDLE EVENTS.

LINVHLE, N. c., August 21 ~
Easter Feudist Of the MAplecrest
Stables, Morristown, Tenn, won the
five-gaited division OF the annual
Linville Horse Show today and a
stablemate. Laveeda, took the three
gated contest.
Evening star., 1937-08-22
DoAIS.

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Evening star., 1937-08-22
residents Cup uin Is Boom Italian Boats Gold Cup Menace

eeaxng before ~ had gone hAH 4
lap, and 20 returned to the boat house.
With the other canoes, to watch 1mpsht
drive out the race.
American dasigneu and drivers feel
That the trouble y there are no stock
marine motors In this country suitable
Tor hydroplanes Of the Gold CUP type,
They have them In Europe, but tt,ey
don't have them here.
Thus, the presence Of two Italian
boats and French one-Maurice Vas
sew. vin be hEe-will give spice to
the race and maybe a tip or two on
motors to the boys who build speed
boats in this country.
lcopyright. 1887. By the North American
RsvspapW AMance 1nc)
Evening star., 1937-08-22
HARDING TEAM AHEAD.

Although out-hit nine to two, three
double plays enabled the Warren q.
HARDING team to gain . 3-l victory
|ovee General Accounting's asgrega-
|t3on IN . soft ban game that featured
|the Masonic Lodge picnic yesterday
IA Rock Greek Park.
Evening star., 1937-08-22

6y the Associated Press.
- DGARTOWN. Mass, August
- 21.-Again showing herself the
class of the party, Harold S.
- Vanderbilt's successful Amer
icas Cup defender. Ranger, today
easily won the third run of the New
York Yacht Club cruise. finishing
. minutes and SO seconds ahead Of
T. o. NJ. Sopwith's Endeavour II. her
rival in the recent cup contest.
Today's run was from Mattapoisett
to this old whaling port on Marthas
Vineyard Island, 43-mile affair for
the cup yachts. completely around the
Elisabeth Islands, with the smaller
yachts scuddine 70 mikes through
Quick's hole to the finish ut the
Edgartown bell bouy.
Vanderbilt's classy craft came in
10 minutes and Sc seconds ahead Of
third-place Yankee, which during
the last three cup campaigns has
missed the defense nomination after
. gallant showing, and IA minutes
and 8 seconds in front Of Sopwiths
EndeavoW 1.
Evening star., 1937-08-22
K0UNTAMS ON WAVES.

Count Theo Rossi, head Of the
Italian spsedboat delegation here for
the Gold Cup races. named his two
st1eamhnsd wave-hoppers the Alag1
and the Aradam. for two Ethiopian
mountains tn whose capture he had q
hand.
Evening star., 1937-08-22
Il! RDz& I &H(RzA(l

R. JOHN EIMAN Of Phila-
delphia, president of the
Comet Glass Association.
sticks by his guns in ASSERT
ing that Washington comet sailor,
Werner Smythe, Is the best skipper
In the class-so good, in fact, that his
Sassy Too has little to do with Yer
ner's long list of wins. This is quite
an honor for Sailor Smythe, rs the
class now numbers more than 800
craft throughout the country.
Maybe the national championships
at Perth Amboy. N. j.. next month
will settle the question of whether
it's the skipper or the boat or both.
Personally we think it's both, and
that the combination will bring the
national crown here and with
Smythe's name ON it.
Local comet sailors, particularly
that group that has been active every
week end since the Potomac River
Sailing Association series ended in
June, are getting a reputation of being
Evening star., 1937-08-22
WANTS DOUBLEHEADER.

Warrington Grove B seeking . dou-
bic header for Sunday, August -
Can Manager McCath1an at Gath
er6urg, le7-R, between Q and noon
Sunday. They mset the HIllcrest
A. c. 1t : O'Clock today.
Evening star., 1937-08-22
Rainbow Forced to Quit.

A BROKEN backstay block sent
Chandler Hovey's Rainbow out
OF the race 10 minutes after the start
at Nyes Ledge and she made the
run across under Jury rig by way
OF Quick's Hole
The entire fleet beat down Buz-
yards Bay in the teeth of an ls-knot
Southwestern. making the run up Vine
yard Haven as far as West Chou
under spinnakers. From there to the
Evening star., 1937-08-22

crack shippers. the boys to watch
whether the going Is light or heavy.
When they can place first, second,
third and fourth out of l9 boats in
one race series and first second and
third in q field OF Is comets in
another event, all on one week end,
that's going to town.
Evening star., 1937-08-22
Champ in Tough Spot

Ter 6slNDlNAI lllS tIlF WU1l IASJ VedI, :,
Ewood Woodling, 20-year-old
phio State University star. will be
acing under the Wyoming Valley Club
banner from Scranton. Pa. fresh from
his victory on the Schuylkill River last
week in which he set record of 55 :06
[or 312 miles. Two New York A. c.
hAtators, Walter Spence, a Canadian
indian, who won the silver Presidents
Pup in 1926, and Harry Tresnak, the
10y who followed Elwood across the
1nish last year here, are coming down.
Another thorn in Weddings side
b sure to be Steve Woznisk from the
Niagara Swimming Association, rated
champion distance swimmer in Can
ida. 1t was Wozniak who led the way
Tor Woodling In the smile event at
Ecranton early this month. Other
but-of-town clubs that will be repre-
|ented either by teams or individuals
IRE Y. M. c. A. of Baltimore, Scran-
Jon and Yonkers.
In addition to the coveted Presi-
ient's Cup, = trophy has been pre-
Iented by The Star for the team
gathering the greatest number of
places. To the first local squad to
place high will 60 the District A. A. U.
Trophy. while the first Washington
twimmer to come in will receive the
Fpringman Trophy. The Charles
Schwartz Prize will be presented to
Fhe winning team that is competing
Tor the first time.
Stands to accommodate approx
|nately 500 are to be set up at the club
house, where swimmers finish the tri-
hngle. Until the start at pm, life
having demonstrations and canoe spe-
eialties will fill in the program.
Evening star., 1937-08-22
FAik to Crack Record,


EONDA Wls unable to break the
world amateur record Of 52.77
miles per hour he established recently.
His best time today WAS 42.432 miles
per hour In the first heat Of the
class C outboArds.
The regatta was run over q mile
triangular course around Myleg Island
In the inner harbor At the mouth of
st. John Greek.
Two pairs of sisters, Frances and
Irene Defibaugh, Woodside, Del. and
Mollie and Elise Tyson, Chestnut Hills,
Pa, competed in the midget outboard
race, run In two heats over . Smile
course. Mollie Tyson vas leading at
the end Of the first lap Of the first
heat, but she was held up by float
ing paper pie plate which became en-
tangled in her propeller. She finished
third In the heat. Frances Def1baugh
taking first. Mollie took the second
heat.
On point scoring Frances Defibaugh,
who Is l3 years old, won the class,
with Mollie Tyson second and Irene
Def1baugh, third.
Evening star., 1937-08-22
DISTRICT ENTRY
IS HEAVIEST EVER
Vood|ing Hard Put to Keep
Title in Smile Race
Next Saturday.
By MALCOM LAMBORNE, Jr.
~ HE largest local renresenta tjon

. HE largest local representation
in its Is years is IN store for
the annual Presidents Cup
u 3-mile swim, scheduled next
Saturday afternoon OF the Washing
On Canoe Club. Crack District nata-
ors from the Ambassador and Shore
RAm Swimming Clubs, the Northeast
Boys Club, Central Y. M. c. A. and
Washington c. c. will be among the
3st1mated go entries. some coming
rom far-away Canada
Outstanding among the local SWIM
hers are Ernie Boggs from the Y. M.
2. A., who holds the D. c. quarter
bile and half-mile titles and has been
he first Washington man to finish the
win on several occasions, and Max
aote. former G. w. star in acquatic
Ashes. who will be trying his hand at
distance racing for the first time.
2ote and teammate Alex Mcmillan.
ue-time Naval Academy flash, will
|epresent the strong Shorham squad.
Young John Mcknight. new men,
per and well known as a water polo
st; Carl Vartia, another G. w. star,
knd Lawrence Buscher, former Clem-
on football player, will be carrying
be hopes of the Washington, C. c.,
Ehich is entering team for the first
lime in several years
Evening star., 1937-08-22

II luck was with him expected to get
through the State safely. Luck wasn't.
He failed to see in time an almost in
visible stop sign and blinker light at
4 dangerous intersection near George
town, Del.
Evening star., 1937-08-22
Take q Bow, Middies.

nUR hat is of to the Naval Acad-
" emy. and particularly to Capt
Jack Shafroth and his crew of mid
shipmen who have been taking their
famous gift-craft Vamarie out this
Summer and showing those skeptic
yachtsmen that there are some sailor
in the Navy.
Of to bad start this season when
they placed among the also-fnished
in the special race Of the Gibson
Island Club late in June, middies,
scorning any assistance from civilian
authorities on the finer points of rae
ing, have been catching on to the
whims Of this fast racing schooner
and are bringing her across the line
in the lead, as was her custom in the
days when she WAS winning one
honor after another for her owner,
Vadim Makarod.
West River Race Il On.
THAT second long distance race Of
the cruising group from West
River, called of because Of light airs
early this month, will be sailed todav
over shorter course from buoy No. ;,
out to No. /, then to bay can 27A,
up to Thomas Point buoy and back
into the river for 10 miles Time limit
has been set at four and one-half
hours.
Two local yachts, George Jensen's
A,A y.
Viking, are scratch boats in the cruis-
ing division. The fast sloop Grilst'
of Albert Bird and Edwin Coleman's
Kippawa are rated at scratch In the
racing division. Mcpherson Hulburt's
yawl Vega, recently returned from q
cruise to New England, is expected
out for the start which Is scheduled
for II am.
Evening star., 1937-08-22
Annapolis Regatta Booms,

"A LIHOUGH only its second annual
regatta, the Annapolis Yacht Club
anticipating more than q hundred
Ind nifty entries in II classes for the
ell-san affair that gets under way
next Saturday on the Severn River.
TWenty-four events have been sched-
lled for the two days and will draw
4achtsmen from the Eastern Shore.
Gibson Island. Baltimore, West River
md Washington.
With events for albatrosses, 20-foot-
prs. comets and l6-footers on the pro-
ram. Galesville shippers are going
1p en- masse, many of them planning
10 sail around Thomas Point on Fri
bay evening. Commodore Bill Heintz
pf the West River Sailing Club re-
ports that the entire feet of nine al
batrosses will be on hand for the
starting gun around 10 am. Saturday.
The Vanity Of Osbourn Owings and
Dick HArtge's Defender will continue
Fheir feuding in the 20-foot division.
With Capt. Oscar Hartge In Mermaid
Bud Kline in Shady Lady and Carroll
Smith in his new Wings, ready for a
prize. Champion of the nearby 1e-
ooters. Jack Hazard In his Dot, and
Arthur Dixon In Sue are expected for
this class.
Those four winning comets
hat have been carrying away all
AVAILABLE silverware in nearby re-
Eattas this season-Ernie Covert's
Escapade, Clyde Cruit's So-Big, Dick
Ooyle's Freya and Werner Smythes
Sassy Too-will be joined by local
sailors, DIR. Albert Pagan in Gwen.
McPherson Hubert in Aries (that
did 80 well at Oxford last week. and
Jack thinner in his Serena. This
class and the albatrosses sail on both
days Of the regatta, while the Is and
20 foot boats race only on Saturday
afternoon.
Middies Strongly Represented.
ETART and finish Of . three-mile
triangular course in the Severn
have been laid out of the Naval
Academy seawall.
Middies, incidentally, will be well
represented not only with the famous
Bchooner Vamarie, manned by picked
members Of the Naval Academy Boat
Club and skippered by Capt. Jack
ehafroth, but with at least four en-
tries in the star class and q fieet of
hew Navy knockabouts that compete
for = trophy presented by Admiral
David Sellers, superintendent Of the
hcademy.
Vamarie, along with . large num-
ber Of Gibson Island yachts. including
pr. Elliott Campbells schooner Rum
bus and the vice commodore of the
Capital Y. c., T. F. Schneider, jr., in
his Privateer, race In q handicap
cruising division over q lO-mile TIL
angle out in the bay. Cutters, sloops
and meter! boats, including Arthur
Clephane's sLoke, sail over the same
course that starts and finishes north
of Tolley Point. The Governor Of
Maryland has donated q trophy for
the winning yacht In the cruising
lclaa.
II business permits, James Roose-
welt, honorary member Of the Ann
apolis Y. c., viii race his schooner
eswanna In this division.
Evening star., 1937-08-22

Circulars and entry blanks went out
this week for the eighth annual re-
Evening star., 1937-08-22

Policeman Waiting.
THE waiting motor cycle policeman
met him in the middle of the in
tersectton and $l2.50 more was left
Evening star., 1937-08-22
Chevy CHASE Pfl>t Fourth.

Chevy ChASe k110e Fourth.
FONDA felt the heat severely. Be-
tween races he stretched out In
the shade on the oflcial boat and
bathed his head and neck with cold
water.
Bob Rowland, South Norfolk, Va,
won second point amateur honofs by
making a score OF l.725. He placed
second in the class B and c events.
Jack A. Clark. Scarsdale, N. Y, w1s
third with 100 points, and Donald
Macleod. Chevy Chase, Nd, fourth
with 625 points.
The point standings Of the profess
sional racers was: Jacoby, 2,475
points; Fred G. Chase, Northampton,
Mass, l,444: Harper Chance, Salem,
N. j.. 1893; Eugene Schuler. Phila-
delphia. Pa, 700.
The Race Committee rearranSed the
program before the start and ran
open races, With amateurs and pro-
fessionaA running together.
Evening star., 1937-08-22
0UTbOARD EVENTS
SWEPT BY FONDA
Wins Eight Heats in Meet at
So|omonS S-MaCle0d
Among Top Scorers.
BY the Associated Press

- OLOMONS ISLAND, Nd, August
2l.-F1ghting OF heat exhaus-
ton. Douglas Fonda. Orange,
~ N. j.. amateur. today made Q
clean sweep o( the outboard racing ut
the first annual regatta of the Solo
mons Island Yacht Club, bringing
his boats in lirst tn every race he
entered.
He is endeavoring to win the Ameri-
can Power Boat Association medal for
high point scoring now held by Fred
Jacoby, jr.. professional. 0 North
Bergen. N. J. Fonda entered in eight
heats in four classes He won each
heat over = Smile course, against
some Of the most experienced profess
sional and amaetur outboard racers
In the country.
By taking the class A, B. c and F
outboard events. he added 5000 points
to his already high score toward the
gold medal now in Jacoby's possession.
The medal was presented for annual
contest by George Townsend, former
president Of the A. p B. A.. and one
OF the sponsors Of today's regatta. It
Is the most prised trophy in outboard
racing
Evening star., 1937-08-22

T HANOVER, Pa. (R.-Lttle
Alma Sheppard can't un-
derstand why so much fuss
Ia heinp made inst hAra1,sa
Evening star., 1937-08-22

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