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Evening star., 1937-08-12
WALL CURES FATHER

HOLLYWOOD, August II (R.-
Raymond Massey, English actor, was
feeling blue when the phone rang
yesterday.
1t WAS his tenth day in a hospital
nursing a leg ailment that interrupt
ed work on picture he had been hur-
rying through so that he could get
back to his wife in London before
their third child was born.
Then the phone rang. 1t was Lon
don. He heard a baby cry. and then
Mrs. Massey broke in to say it was
Anna, the new born, announcing her.
self
Whereupon Massey jumped out Of
bed, forgetting the bothersome leg,
went back to work and said he'd leave
for London the end of this week.
Evening star., 1937-08-12
KEITH AND HEIRESS WIFE
TO TALK OVER DIVORCE
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD, August L. Ian
Keith, stage and screen actor, said
last night he didn't know just ex-
actly where he stands as a married
man.
His fifth wife, the former Hide
garde Pabst, heiress to 4 chemical
fortune, from whom he recently sep
arated, has informed him, he said,
that she intends to fly here to dis
cuss their marital status.
If she wants divorce, I'll not stand
in her way, but III be agreea BILE to
reconciliation" the actor said.
Evening star., 1937-08-12
Opening
New Films Appear at
Downtown Cinema
Theaters.

~APITOL-"You Can't Have
I Everything" Alice Faye, the
Ritz Brothers, Louise (Gypsy
~ Rose) Hovick, Charles VIM
i1inger and Don Ameche involved in
4 merry musical which has good tunes
and couple of trumpet toots by Louis
Prima. Jimmy Dorsey and his orches-
ira take over the top spot in the stage
show, featuring swing music and spe-
cialties by Freda Sullivan and Bob
Eberle Others on the vaudeville pro-
gram will be Ward Wilson, comic ;
Sylvia and Clemens and Frances and
La Pell.
EarIs-"Mr. Dodd Takes the Air"
newest screen comedy by Clarence
Burlington Kelland, who authored Mr.
Deeds Goes to Town" Kenny Baker,
whose songs you've heard over the
radio. is Mr. Dodd and the others about
are Frank McHugh, Gertrude Michael,
Jane Wyman and Alice Brady. The
vaudeville show will be headlined by
Bill "Bojangles" Robinson, the tap
dancing star of them all, and the
bill will include the Three SWifts,
Stafford and Louise, with William
Dawson and the Varsity Co-eds.
Marry the Girl"
With such comedy standbys as Frank
McHugh, Hugh Herbert, Mary Boland,
Mischa Auer, Alan Mowbray, Teddy
Hart and Allen jenkins. The farce
has Carol Hughes for the feminine
romantic lead.
PaIace-"The Good Earth" superb
screen translation of Pearl Bucks
novel, with Luise Rainer and Paul
MUM in the major roles, holds over
for second week of its popular
price run.
Keith's-"The Toast of New York. ="
with Edward Arnold playing Jim Fisk.
takes a second week on Fifteenth
street. Others in the cast supporting
Arnold are Frances Farmer, Jack
Oakie and Cary Grant.
Columbia" Saratoga" the late Jean
FarloWs last motion picture, which
has had week at the Capitol and a
week al the Palace, now comes here
for another week downtown. The
cast includes Cark Gable, Una Merkel
and Lionel Barrymore.
Evening star., 1937-08-12
Anne Shirley to Wed.

SANTA BARBARA, Calf, August
II P1.-Anne Shirley, 18, screen
actress, and John Howard Paine, Is
OF the films obtained marriage
license here yesterday. Miss Shirley
said the date OF the wedding was
indefinite,
Evening star., 1937-08-12

Gaye Russian Cadet.
Gregory Gaye, now at Warner
Bros, was Russian naval cadet dur
Ing the Russian revolution.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-22

Sir Robert HOdgsOn agent to
insurgents
Appointment of Sir Robert Hodg-
son by the British government as
commercial agent to the Spanish
insurgents has been protested by
the Spanish Loyalist ambassador
to London. The Spanish envoy
charged that appointment of an
agent to the insurgent side i'm
plies abandonment of the tradi-
tional policy of abstaining from
all official relations with those in
revolt against a legally-estab-
:. ished government.
Central Press
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-22

- hr;na on new foreign policy considered uke,v
,hoh ai1 @ tolc results The step the new noicv
Anthony Eden apoul the resignation Of Foreign Secretary
Aaoiy IueL IS Vcount Hafaxs with os
~ GERM naax Is Lord President the Council and hoh IN
~ party ranks The Halifax mission is the fret roue
t frie Gr Neville chambeans program Of breaking with
nnt ahsera~s OF the League. Important
point say BTan to learn from
Germany is prepared to enter of nations such % ed
$3.50 - 80 : 49, power pact with Britain and Italy
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-22

Methods for extension of uduted profits relief corporations
with incomes of than $4,000 discussed when the experts
pictured above Washington Left right they Roswell
ag the Representative Fred Vinon
cha1an the Means and Repre-
sentative Allen T. Treadway central PrcssI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-22

First woman eyer to be appointed
to the Russian cabinet, Madame
V. M. Molotov, wife of the Rus
sian premier, is the new vice
commissar for the food industry.
Madame Molotov achieved inter-
national attention as head Of the
Soviet Unions rapidly-growing
perfume and cosmetic trust. She
popularized the use of perfumes
and cosmetics among Russia's
women but she herself never has
powdered her face or used per-
fume.
-CemtrdL Press
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-22

Scores Of businessmen from all parts of the nation
await call to testify before special grand jury
in Cleveland Investigating labor rackets on a ma
tional scale This fact was disclosed by Cleve-
lands youthful safety director, Eliot Ness former
G-man as he presented results of four-ronth ma
tionwide investigation to the Cleveland prosecutor
Heading the list of business agents slated ques
GOning are John MCGEE and Don A. Campbell
Evening star., 1937-08-01
WOMAN IS TO RACE
BOAT FOR GOLD CUP
Maud Rutherfurd Probably Will
Drive Husbands Ma-Ja II in
Classic at Detroit.

nETROIT, Mich, July 31.-A wom-
an driver will compete in the
thirty-fourth running of the Gold Cup,
Americas blue ribbon motor boat
classic, here next Labor day, it was
announced today by the Detroit Gold
Cup Committee.
Mrs. Maud Rutherfurd Of Port
Washington. N. Y, and Palm Beach
Fla, will pilot one Of the two racers
which her husband, John NJ L. tJack)
Rutherfurd. will enter in the event
These are the Ma-Ja H. which Ruth
erfurd drove to victory in the Presi-
dents Cup at Washington. D. c., last
Fall, and Miss Palm Beach. the for
mer Miss Columbia. winner OF the
race around Absecon Island at At
lantic City this Summer.
Mrs. Rutherfurd probably will drive
Ma-Ja and her husband will be at
the wheel Of Miss Palm Beach.
Evening star., 1937-08-01
COLORED PITCHERS
READY FOR BATTLE
Qualifying Round in Horseshoe
Tournament Will Get Under
Way Next Tuesday.

CoLORED horseshoe pitchers OF
Washington, Maryland and Vir-
ginia will start their qualifying tests
Tuesday In the annual Evening Star
championships. The Washington flip
pers will open their competition with
lo0-shoe tryouts on the Banneker Cen
ter and Twelfth Street Y. M. C. A.
courts Tuesday and at the same time
the Virginia pitchers will get going at
Alexandria and Halls Hill The Mary
land tryouts will be held at Rockville,
Brentwood and Fairmont Heights
Thursday
All Washington contestants are to
report to Arthur A. Green, tournament
chairman, at the Twelfth Street Y. M.
G. A. for court assignments.
Some lively competition is expected
from the C. C. c. workers in nearby
Virginia and Maryland, who have been
printing for the tournament for a
month
Oliver Thompson, who led the Dis
trict qualiflers last year with So ring
ers and 1913 points, is in top form.
Others expected to figure prominently
In the city event are Lincoln Roots,
John Hyson, A. Campbell, Raymond
Johnson, Speck Gather, Ike Bell. Har-
rison Tyler, Clyde Bryson and Holsey
Ford.
Maryland standouts include John
Sempbley of Annapolis, A. Green and
L. Robinson Of Fairmont Heights and
George Davis of Rockville.
The Virginia field, led by Walter
Smith, is dotted with unknowns.
Evening star., 1937-08-01

alewives all the way between North
Beach and the island, but they were
undisturbed by any aleWite- hunting
game fish.
NIGHTTIME on the Gooses in calm
weather and when the fish are
biting Is rare sight There will be
anywhere from 40 to 100 boats an
chored there, their lights resembling .
small city. Over the water you can
hear the talking and shouting from
the other boats as fish are hauled
in and counted Just outside the
buoy there always are several big,
sea-going passenger and freight boa Is
in sight, all lighted up and sliding up
or down the bay.
Several stories have gone around
about captains on these boats who
hurrledly have referred to their charts
when passing the Gooses' buoy. Ac-
cordlng to the charts there are no
towns or land within 10 miles OF
the buoy, yet there within a mile of
their boat they can see hundreds Of
tiny lights, resembling nothing so
much as they do 4 small town.
Evening star., 1937-08-01

n bers. Point Lookout, Reedvile
and other points for fishing in tn,
Middles.
1t seems that Chesapeake Bay, fol
several weeks devoid Of any sign.
of bluehsh, at last has yielded a few
sizable specimens down that way
They aren't catching them every
where every day, but enough have
shown TO start impatient angler.
hunting around for boat reservations
and Chum.
Chum cannot be had In town,
not until next week, anyway,
but your captain should be able
to supply you II given enough
notice.
Latest developments are these. Last
Wednesday Capt. RAub Drury OF
Ridge, Md, had out Len Orem anG
r. E. Weaver, both OF Washington
Two bushels Of chum were all they
could get. Chummed for two hours
before first strike in the morning
Caught nine. then blues stopped hit
ting until slack water in afternoon
Then they caught IL more.
Total Of 20 blues, weighed in al
dock between 8 and 1034 pounds
apiece on oficial scales. which, boys
Is not bad at all, not bad.
Blues on Schedule,
a MOTHER skipper down there
Capt. r. B. Shelton OF Reedville
Va. had his best day Friday They
brought in %, weighing between 5ia
and l0i7 pounds. Capt Bill Sprigss
Of Piney Point has been catching them
Evening star., 1937-08-01
TENNIS SLATE LAGS
IN W0MEN'S LEAGUE
Nearly Half Of Seasons Matches
Will Have to Be Contested
by August %.

A LIHOUGH the end OF the sea-
son is only three weeks away,
barely more than half Of the sched-
uled matches of the Women's Tennis
League have been completed. Off
Gals said last night Members were
reminded that all must be PLAYED by
August %
No change occurred In the first
three teams standings last week dur
ing which ArmyNavy held on to
Its scant half-match lead over Chevy
Chase. Bureau OF Standards. in third
place, Is practically tied with Chevy
Chase for the runner-up spot. George
Washington. however displaced the
Nationals in fourth place.
Standings and scores of last weeks
matches.
Evening star., 1937-08-01

flagship Bobcat. with Daniel Raben-
horst, Charles Krey, Thomas Cargill,
John Tryon. Bud Cooper and Stewart
Taylor as crews.
ELUNkING 100 per cent in an oral
examination given by DR.. r. Ly-
man Sexton OF the Presidents Cup
Regatta Association. past and present
officers Of Corinthian Yacht Club
were initiated into the Fo'c'sle Club
last Monday with appropriate cere-
monies.
The newly created FocSle Trophy
will be placed in competition among
the 81 and 1875 cubic inch hydro
planes next month.
THIS Is to be banner month for
Washington Canoe Club paddlers,
judging from the number OF cham
pionships and regattas they're plan
ming to enter.
Next Saturday and Sunday team
yet to be selected goes up TO Worces-
ter, Mass, for the national champion
SAAAk~o "a tAAN hliACi ~ SAIlOC ASSo-
citation on Lake Quinsigamond. Then
full crew will attend the Atlantic
division championships OF the asso-
citation at Red Bank. N. J. There will
go Commodore Bill Martin, Bill Havens.
il; Dusty Rhodes, Ward Fleharty. Eb-
bic Trilling. Bill johnson, Ken Rom
Jue. Karl Vartia, John Yingling. John
Long, Dick Ackad. Edward Gray, Jed
Florance and Harry Knight.
The club will race in the third an
nual regatta At Clementon Lake Park
in New Jersey on August 81. and on
August % will have men In the Presi-
dents Cup emile swim on the Po-
tomac.
pAUL MYERS and family, aboard
the cruiser Argosy II, left Capital
Yacht Club this week for an ambitious
months cruise that will take them up
into Lake Champlain. then the st.
Lawrence River to Montreal and Que
bee and return.
THE Americas Cup races are draw
ing 4 number Of the West River
yachtsmen. Commodore Bill Heintz
and wife, Hugh Trey. Delmas Stutler
and Dick Wallace, are at Newport for
the week end.
HE second 1888 model cruiser from
Chris Craft factory in Michigan
goes to another Washingtonian. H. E.
Preston. He ordered 3l-foot sports
cruiser and expects delivery August 20.
Charles Brant has purchased DR..
Valentine Hess 5O-foot houeboat
Valentine. 1t now is on the railway
for reconditioning.
Evening star., 1937-08-01
HIGH TIDE BEST BOAT

MOUNT PLEASANT, S. c., July 81
P).-Beaufort's High Tide, owned and
sailed by H. E. Danner, jr., made
clean sweep today Of the class "B''
races in the annual Mount Pleasant
Yacht Club regatta. coming home first
for the third successive day
High Tide finished far in front OF
the class B field, featured division of
the regatta, piling up a margin of
almost Is minutes.
Evening star., 1937-08-01
NEW COLLEGE ICE LOOP
Eight-Team Hockey League to
Play in Cleveland, Pittsburgh.

CLEVELAND, July 81. R).-Al
Sutphin, promoter Of new rink now
under construction here, today an
nounced organization of an eight
team intercollegiate hockey league to
play its games in the Cleveland rink
and in DuqueSne Gardens in Pitts
burgh.
Included in the league, Sutphln
said, will be the University Of Pitts
burgh. Carnegie Tech and Duquesne
University on the Pittsburgh end of
the circuit, Western Reserve. Case
John Carroll and Baldwin Wallace Of
Greater Cleveland, and Akron Uni
versity.
Sutphin said all Of these schools
have agreed to develop teams.
Evening star., 1937-08-01
B. c. MINES TO BE BUSY
Six Games Listed for Peewees and
Insects This Week.

Insects This Week.
Six games In both the Peewee and
Insect division Of the Boys Club Of
Washington League are scheduled for
this week. All games will be played
on Ellipse diamonds, starting at II
o'clock.
The schedule. with the location Of
the diamond, follows:
Tuesday-Little Tavern vs.. Neiqhbor-
Club Yanks NORTH.
Thursday-Boys' Club Yanks vs.. Little
Tavern EAST. Merrick Boys Club VS..
Y M c. A. North
SaturdAy-Mchigan Park vs.. Woodside
A. C. fEast). Merrick Boys Club VS.
Y. M. c. A. (Northl.
Insect.
Tomorrow-Metropolit Police BOYS
IW.sto. BOYS Club Senators vs.. 7. NJ. c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Police Boys
Club No. 5 VS.. Little Tavern tWestp
Georgetown Boys Club Va. Dodgers
friday-1roouois 4; 6. VS.. Gibson
Grays (Westl, Fenwick A. c. VS.. Atlas
Boys Club South.
Evening star., 1937-08-01

Summaries Of Matches.
Helen Feldman CO. defeated Doris
Rothwell tR.J. g.. 4-6. 6-:;
virginia Talbert g. W. defeated Mary
van der Veer IN. p. -. 60.
, barbara Conard &C. c. defeated Enid
Mitchell 'R c.. e. %, H-l
Ehnor woodward IN defeated Anne
Goldsmith M. P.t. 81. g."
"a. NJ. 6-4 6-3.
-. Alison Clatin G. W. defeated Ehnor
woodward M. 81, t.
Ellen Dryden "a M defeated Rlinor
woodward tN.!. 6-@. 6-2
virgins WhitSltt IN. p defeated Bren-
oan Hstch "A: NJ. -. g.
wilma Dlnowitzer tW.i. 81. IS. g
u,,t. MIS- perre Bowen &C. CO. defeated
wilma DInoNltzer tWD, IS. 6-3
Mary Gray 'B. s. defeated Wilma
Dinowitzer W.. S-l. g.
Gertrude Hunt tNI defeated Esther
Yeoman IN. P) 81, g.
Sally Miller tWD defeated Katherine
Wassman lR.J, 6-A. 3-6. 6-;.
Evening star., 1937-08-01
BEER AIDS ATHLETES

'The beer that made Milwaukee
famous" will help to keep Marquette
University athletes physically and
financially fit during the Summer
months. No less than IS Marquette
stars, trat kmen among them, already
have obt lined Summer employment
on loading platforms and in bottle
houses of Milwaukee's breweries.
Evening star., 1937-08-01

| THE second Of three seasonal
races of the West River Sail
| ing Clubs cruising division will
be run today over a l3-mile
course from the West River into
| Chesapeake Bay and return, with
Chairman Clarence Lane expecting a
turnout of II yachts in cruising and
racing divisions.
Points made today for the event, a
handicap affair. will 60 toward select
ing winner for the trophy now in
possession Of the bugeye, Verdonia
owned by Carl Arlt of Alexandria. The
final race will be over Labor day as
part Of the clubs two-day regatta
With George Jensen's sloop Black
Hawk as scratch boat, the cruising
group includes the Viking Of Carl
Ackerman. Davis Cobb's Wind Dog,
the Spindrift of Dr. A. K. Balls, Wal
lace Russell's 4o-year Lorna,
Lanes Quaker Maid, John Borton's
See More. the Monsoon Of Fred Davis
and E. H. Seigler's Wilhelmina. VIM
ner OF the first race in June, Lyman
Hewin's yaWl, Nenemoosha, will not
be racing, as its owner is vacation
ing North.
The Sonders class sloop girlsie Of
Albert Bird is scratch boat of the
racing division that includes Edwin
Coleman's Kipawha and the Venture
of John Gregory.
WE WEREN'T there to see it. which
we regret. Skipper Fred Tip,
guardian father OF those Corinthian
Yacht Club Sea Scouts who have Just
completed Potomac cruise OF several
weeks in their catboats, Bobcat and
Wildcat, wrote in the story.
On the last day Of the trip with a
following breeze and spinnakers
winged out. the cats got into luffing
match off Hallowing Point that car
rled them far up into Gunston Cove
at Accotink Bay. Repeatedly at
tempting to pass to windward of Wild
cat without success, the crew Of Bob
cat, with utter disregard OF North
American Yacht Racing Union rules.
boarded its rival with pals of water
and knives.
What followed was a battle roval
with spinnaker halyard and sheet
severed tillers abandoned ard
dlnghieS overturned. Bobcats crew
withdrew and widened gap between
the two. After overtaking the pirates
and engaging in a counter attack,
they chased each other home.
The second cruise Of the Scouts
gets under way this week end. Robert
Hedges will be skipper aboard the
Evening star., 1937-08-01
Unbeaten Mermaid Entered.
MARQUETTE HAS NEW ACE.

Paddy Drscoll MarquettA's new
coach, sends word Of the possession Of
= backfleld sparkplug who may fll the
shoes Of the missing Ray Buivids. He
Coldagelli
Evening star., 1937-08-01
Sail Race to Anthony.

THE free-for-all handicap race for
sailboats 20 feet and under went
to J. Townsend Anthony Of Chester
town, sailing his cricket-type Tricks
DR., Harry B. Wilmer Of Philadelphia
won the free-for-all unlimited sail
ing race In his starboat, Alonda.
Evening star., 1937-08-01
Also Wins Class Z Race.

/
1.-THE Floridian also drove to victory
! in the class event with his
Wlfes Baby Juno, gaining enough
margin At the start and on the turns
to beat out George Ward OF Whining
ton, Del, in Hi Ho.
S. Mortimer Auerbach OF Atlantic
City, N. j., won both heats OF the
event for l35-cubic- hydroplanes,
averaging better than 40 miles An
hour In his Emancipator II. Both
heats OF the 225- cubic inch hydro-
plane class went to Hugh E. Grin
gras OF Rockledge, Fla, who bettered
90 miles an hour in the GRAY Goose,
Morton Daller of Chester, Pa. driv-
ing in the midget class which usually
attracts only woman drivers, took
both heats, defeating Irene and
Frances Defbaugh Of Woodside, Del.
and Molly Tyson of Chestnut Hill
Pa.
FIRED JACOBY, the North Bergen.
N. j., cupboard pilot, whose luck
mas been consistently bad in Chesa-
peake Bay waters this season, took it
on the nose again today with double
defeat
Jacoby, entered in both the class
Z and class F events against a field
OF drivers less experienced than he
saw H. G. Rowland OF Norfolk. Va.
capture both events.
Rowland won both heats OF the G
division, but divided heats with Jacoby
IN the F class. Rowland won the
latter event on the best elapsed time.
however, hanging up a time Of
minutes 81 seconds for the miles
a speed OF 38l35 miles per hour.
UobSon's Miss Severn romped
away with the unlimited runabout
event, turning in speed of 47.s7O
miles per hour after the four boats
got away to false start and the race
was re-run. Mrs. Maude Rutherfords
Baby Juno carried the Palm Beach.
Fla, woman driver to second place
with Merritt Twilley of Baltimore
third in the Miss ST. Paul,
Race iS Started Over,
HARRY ECKLOFS white racer,
start in the unlimited race, but. after
three OF the boats beat the gun and a
fourth missed 4 buoy, the Racing
Committee recalled the entrants for a
new start
Ecklof registered 4 complaint that
he had been fouled by Dobson's Miss
Severn on the first turn, but the COM
mittee dlsaliowed the complaint and
Ecklof declined to start the second
time.
The weather today was in decided
contrast to that marking the opening
Of the regatta yesterday Today sail
boat sklppers had plenty of breeze,
but the pOWerboat drivers had trouble
with rough water Yesterday, with
no poWerboat events on the program
the sailboatS We're becalmed most Of
the day.
Evening star., 1937-08-01
MEDICA GIVES ADVICE.

Jack Medica has been quoted as
saying on his tour Of the Far East,
Il always tell swimmers who may
think OF copying my style, Copy me
and you'll DROWN"
Evening star., 1937-08-01
HUSKIE ELEVEN STRONG
Will Return to Rose Bowl, Is
Guess of Cougar Coach.

PULLMAN, Wash, July 81 tP).-
Jimmy Phelan's Huskies from the
University Of Washington will 60 back
to the Rose Bowl next Fall. Babe
Hollingbery, Washington State coach,
guessed" out loud today.
Their second string was so good
last year 1t played as much as the
regulars" Hollingbery said.
Washington opens against Iowa
at Seattle, September Is.
Evening star., 1937-08-01
FILL
NATIONAL SWEEPS
Regatta at Red Bank, N. j.,
Headlines August Card
for Power Craft.
n YEW YORK, july 3l-The ma

n 1EW YORK, July 3l.-The ma
tional sweepstakes at Red
" Bank, N. j., headlines the Ma
tlon's August motor boat re-
gatta schedule, numbering more than
80 topnotch events from coast to coast.
The tWo-day sweeps program on the
Shrewsbury, August IA and Is. will
see the outstanding pilots OF all classes
concentrate on the famous speed
course to vie for trophies and other
awards exceeding $4,000 in total value.
The national sweepstakes trophy
will be at stake. together with the
Commodore Siegel Trophy, a gold cup
valued at $1,000, which will be in
competition among the 225-cubic- inch
racers for the first time.
The three heats Of the 225 class
championship will be run on Satur-
day allowing these popular racers to
complete against the larger Gold Cup
and single-engine hydroplane boats
on Sunday, when all three heats for
the sweepstakes trophy will be staged
This arrangement has met with high
favor among the 225 drivers, who have
been awaiting such an opportunity
The inclusion of the 225's also will
materially bolster the sweepstakes field
when the regatta's piece e-de-resist-
anCe is run.
nTHER outstanding events on the
Eastern program during the
month include the Charles River Basin
two-dav program at Boston. August
and 8, the Miles River annual home
coming regatta at ST Michaels. Md:
the Hearst Gold Cup for outboards
at Pittsburgh. Pa. August 1929 and
the first Governors regatta at New
London, Conn. the same week end.
Cruiser racing also is on the schedule
with the second annual thrash around
Staten Island on August %.
Features in the Midwest include
Chicaeo's annual outboard carnival on
Lake Michigan. August %, and the
three days of competition by all
classes of racing craft, both power
and sail, at Put-in-Bay, Ohio, Au-
gust 9, 10, II.
Regattas at Long Beach and Oak
land, Calf, and Devils Lake. Greg,
are the high spots on the Pacific Coast
calendar for the month August marks
The peak of the seasons power boat
racing schedule, which will wind up
with the Presidents Cup at Washing
ton late in September.
Evening star., 1937-08-01

KELLEY'S FINISH FLASHY.
Larry Kelley ended his career as the
Big Three's No. menace by polling out
single, double and triple in the final
game against Harvard.