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La gaceta., 1937-09-21
DETENID0 POR LAS AUTO
RIDADES FRANCESAS UN
OFFICIAL DEL DICTATOR
y FRANCO
Trataba de r0barSe un subma-
rino espanol que esta en- ell
Arsenal de Brest

? Paris, Sep, 21.-Un Official pi
rata del exgeneral Franco, ell co
mandante Juan Troncoso, go
bernador militar de la provincia
de Guipuzcoa, ocupada por los
facciosos, Sc halla enearcelado
aqui y Sc lie acusa de conspirar
para rDbarse un submarine es-
panol que Sc encuentra en- ell ar
senal de Brest.
Troncoso admiti6 10 que ira
maba Y Sc lie detuvo porque des-
pu6s de haber sido puesto en- Ii.
bertad, por primera vez, con CT
nismo fascista regres6 al terri
torio, frances, 10 que Sc lie habia
prohibido.
Admiti6 Troncoso que su pro-
p6sito era apoderarse del. sub
marino, sacarlo del arsenal, a
pesar de las autoridades fran
cesas, y lleyarselo a Franco.
Notas firmadas por ell CONAN
dante fueron econtradas en- po-
der de un grupo de facciosos de-
tenidos por la policfa.
Por la TRACTION Troncoso ofre
cia al comandante del barco g.
DOC, 900 de pesetas.
La gaceta., 1937-09-21
Aniquilados dos batallones ascistas
en- Sima y Granja de Ionehermosa
La asquerosa tirania Dc Be1avides conspiro en-
Ginebra contra T derecho de Espaha

% gran cantidad dc municio-
ues.
La intenci6n del mando leal
es cortar las comunicaciones
faScistas entire los puertos del
sur y Sevilla.
y Comunican del frente de Ara
g6n que los facciosos confundie-
ron I'm destacamento suyo con
uno leal v abrieron ell fuego,
matando a mrchos de los solda-
dos que 10 componian.
Gaze hoy la nieve en- las mon
tanas de Asturias. Los aeropla-
ncs facciosos no pudieron des-
pegar a eausa del frio.
Los peri6dicos espanoles lea
les acusan a la delegation del
general Benavides, tirano del
Peru, de haber conspiradO en-
contra de la reelection de Espa-
IA como miembro del consejo.
"Esta mancha arrojada sobre
ell PERU, enorme trabajo costa
ra borrarla".
Ell Peru y varias naciones Sc
m~ifascistas de la America escla-
vizada realizaron ese acto de
incalificable e objectionable Viz
llama.
La gaceta., 1937-09-21

FL Sr. r. Espina, ell ito de RI
fael, hablando con los trabaja-
dores, en- la oficina de la fabri-
ca sci Paraiso," les dijo: a esa
mujer no la repondre yo mien-
tras sea sencargado.
Uno de los duenos, cuando ell
Sr. Espina adopt6 esa actitud,
no Sc hallaba en- Tampa, de mo-
do que al regresar Sc encontr6
con ell "lio."
ICabe dentro de una sensata
Interpretation de las cosas que
TN encargado liable de esa ma
nera?
La gaceta., 1937-09-21

81 logran que los japoneses no
puedan desembarcar en- ell d
rea de Changshu o en- la bahia
de Hangchow. Ell general Ku
Chun-Tung, que manda en- ell
area de Shanghai, cree que u
ma fuerte concentration de tro-
pas EN- Changshu imlpedira un
desembarco de los japoneses,
y al general Chang Fa-Kwel,
de la famosa division de hie-
FRO, Sc lie ha confiado la tarea
de impedir que los japoneses
entren en- Chapoo.
Mas de 100000 soldados
chinos estan defendiendo ell
frente de Shagnhai.
Paotnig parece ser ell jefe
de la defensa china en- ell Nor
tie Y por este sc mantienen las
lineas con Tsangchow. Ell ge-
neral Liu Hsin manda los regi
mientos chinos EN- Paoting. En-
varias ciudades al Sur, a 10 lar
go del ferrocarril Peiping-Han
kow, hay mas de 100000 HON
bres, incluyendo los bien equi
pados soldados del gobierno
central.
Mientras sostengamos a Pao-
ting, dijo un Official chino, los
japoneses no podran progre-
sar a 10 largo del ferrocarril
Tientsin- Pukow.
Dicese que ell general Yen
Hsi-Shan ha gastado mas de
0,000,0 900 en- fortificaciones
en- los puntos cercanos al Paso
del Yemen.
Hace seis amos los iaponeses
con un pretexto, invadieron Ia
Manchuria. Hoy amenazan a
TODD ell pueblo chino y ofrecen
! orrar a Marking d. scbre Ia
faz de la terra.
La gaceta., 1937-09-21

Nosotros pedimos al Sr. Ma
nuel Garcia que por encima de
torcidas Interpretations, pom
ga la convenience de Tampa y
ell respeto que merece ell pacto
con los trabajadores firmado.
Ell Sc hallaba en- Rochester, Sc
gun Sc nos dice, cuando ell Sr.
Espina rebaj6 a la delegada de
las despalilladoras.
Sin consular con ell Amo, ell
Sr. Espina dijo en- tono enfati-
co ante los Delegates del Conf
te Consultivo Conjunto: Men
laba la Ley Wagner cuando
ra no volvera a TRAFALGAR aqui.
Despues, hablando con otras
personals, ell mismo encargado
manifesto: y otras seguiran ell
mismo canine.
IDebe ell Sr. Garcia, a quien
Sc ''guataquea" con exceso, acep
tar como una expression justa de
10 que a sus intereses convene
las palabras del Sr. Espina?
1Sabia ell Sr. Espina que vio-
luaba la Ley Wagner cuapdo
decfa "y otras seguiran ell mis-
mo canine?
1Llegara la aberraci6n hasta
Ell punto de guitar ell d~espalilla-
do de Tampa, por Ell error de IN
senior encargado cuyag ideas a.
parentemente no pertenecenr. a
esta epoca del "nuevo trato"?
La fuerZa debe combinarse
con la ~justicia y la raz6n, 81 ha
de ser respetada.
Nosotros creemos que la fir :
ma de "El Paraiso" modificara
su actitud, en- bien de la paz CO.
lectiva y de las mejores relacio-
mes con sus trabajadores.
La ~petici6n de huelga lego a
Washington en- la mafana de
hoy y tenemos la seguridad de
que sera aceptada.
Ademas. Ia actitud del saba
--
La gaceta., 1937-09-21

Lerida, sept. 21.--Los CORES
ponsales extranjeros han vista
do ell frente de Arag6n Y dicer
que la victoria del gobierno en-
csc sector es mayor de 10 que sc
habia calculado. En- realidad es
uno de los mas grandes triunfos
del ej6rcito leal y como tai sc
lie debe hacer un detenido ana
Isis.
Comenzaron las operaciones
en- la manana del "a de agosto
cuando Una crecida concentra-
ci6n de tropas Sc puso en- mo-
vimiento por la c~arretera de Hi
Jar. Otras pequehas columnas
avanzarsn hacia Zuera y Villa
mayor de Gallego, mientras o.
ira fuerza avanzaba al norte de
Azuara con ell fin de aislar a
Belchite.
Qrinto fue rapidamente corr
tado de Zaragoza por una column
ma que pas6 ell rio Ebro en- Pr
ma, tomando la estaci6n del fe-
rrocarril en- ell lado oeste del rio
V moviendose despues en- direc
ci6n de Fuentes de Ebro.
Ell primer gran objective era
Quinto, v era durc de realizar
La aldea Sc encrentra en- los
bancos del Ebro, pero sus defen
sas Sc apoyaban en- dos alturaa
al oeste Y Ell sur.
Atacar esas alturas Y despues
la poblaci6n era 10 indicado. La
operacion Sc realize de manera
perfecta.
No sc usaban aeroplanos y to-
da la confianza Sc depositaba
en- la artilleria y los tanques. La
precision de la artilleria leal era
inst perable.
Las alturas del oeste fueron
atacadas Y tomadas de frente, y
despues la eminencia sur cay6,
luego de que los leales, frente a
una dura re~sistencia, dieron
una vuelta a la derecha hasta
hacer un ataque de flanco.
Vino despues ell intense COM
batir en- Quinto, donde los anne
ricanos aprendieron amargas
lecciones. Despues de unas per-
didas innecesarias, eilos y sus
camaradas comprendieron que
ell dnico canine era tomar las
casas fOrGficadas, empezando
~ aFH amA
La gaceta., 1937-09-21

Madrid, sept. 21.-Entre Cor
doba V Badaioz las milicias lea
les exterminaron hoy dos bata-
Zones facciosos.
Una batalla Sc libr6 en- Sima,
Los faScistas avanzaron v las
tropas repr blicanaS hicieron un
formidable eontraataque,~ ami
quilandolos. I'm nuevo battalion
faccioso parti6 en- arxilio de
Granja de Torrehermosa Y fue
barrido.
Ell ejercito popular tom6 po-
sitNnes estrategicas en- un lu-
gar a Is millas de Cordoba.
Los facciosos tratan de quiz
TAR importancia a esas derrotas,
diciendo por la radio que los re-
publicanos fueron rechazados.
Por medic de las nuevas ope-
raciones las milicias sc han a.
poderado de alturas que domi-
nan ell ferrocarril de Penarro-
va. La caballeria leal ataca a los
facciosos en- All aga.
Violentos ataques contra las
posiciones del enemigo en- Sie-
IRA de Tejonera dieron un re-
sultado favorable. Los faccio-
SOS huyeron dejando en- Ell GAM
La gaceta., 1937-09-21

Espana no suplica puestos nj
tolera humillaciones.
La nueva "canallada" de la Ii
ga, de la Liga desprestigiada,
no hara melal en- ell amino de 10,
espanoles leales.
va conccen elIos todas las a.
marguras, pero saben que la vic
toria sera suya, no de los trai :
dores Y sus "padrinos."
Ell ejercito del pueblo tiene
desplegada la bandera y solo Mt
costa armas, aeropianos Y mu
niciones.
La Sociedadd de Naciones de.
biera dar ell puesto de Espana a
Guatemala, una naci6n goberna
da por un criminal: Ubico.
La gaceta., 1937-09-21

LIE quitaron a Espana ell pues-
to en- ell Consejo, pero no podran
quitarle su derecho, como MEM
bro de la Seciedad, a pedir a la
asamblea que act1e dentro do
10 que dispone ell Convenio.
Espana continuara pertene-
ciendo a la Sociedad de los
"grandes hip6critas," porque a.
ma la legalidad y demanda JUS
ticia.
Lo que ahora sc lie ha hecho,
era esperado.
Una bajeza mas, de las mu !
chas va consentidas por csc or
ganismo que Sc fundara con la
esperanto de establecer la paz
entire los pueblo.
La gaceta., 1937-09-21

Visitaron aver al Sr. Garcia,
en- la oficina lie la fabsica Ell Pa
sraiso", slos senores Frank Cas-
saro y Bill Sullivan, en- repre- :
sentaci6n de los trabajadores.
Hoy volveran a reunirse 9
conferenciar.
Ell problema entire la podero-
sa companfa de la Gale Is Y los
trabajadores puede sofucionar :
Sc rapidamente, reponiendo a la
delegada, porque cumplia con
SUI deber y no realizaba actos lie
gales.
No es case de victorias nj de
derrotas, sine de sentido comun
v un claro concepto de la JUST :
cia.
Quien Sc equivoca esta en- Ia
obligation de reconocer su error
81 desea tener la conciencia tran
quila."
La gaceta., 1937-09-21

Nueve paises traicionaron a
Espana y lie arrebataron ell pues
to que tenia en- ell Consejo de la
Sociedad de Naciones.
lie quitaron a la naci6n agre-
dida ell lugar de donde lie era po-
sible defenderse mejor, dentro
de la legalidad, contra los tira =
nos y sus completes.
Elsa ofensa Espana no la OIL
vidara, porqre es una pufalada
por la espalda.
La gaceta., 1937-09-21
NUNCAS Y No CHUNeAS
Las smbulancias. Ell probiema d. "Ei Parai-
son- J~usticia y discerAimientd \

Las ambulancias que Tampa
ha comprado para Espafia, Sc
ran embarcadas Ell dia ~, en-
New York.
En- Albacets. Gfritorio leaf,
seran entregadas a la Cruz Ro-
ia.
La obra generosa de Tampa,
en- pro de tn pueblo invencible,
Sc extiende por ell mundo.
La gaceta., 1937-09-21
FL Embajador americana, en- oposicion al criterlo
del c%ontralmnante Yarnell, fue Ell linico diploma
tico que busco refugio en- Ell Unite de las millas
La avia0ion de combate china esta preparada
para atacar a los verdugos japoneses
Chang Kai Shek paso la noche sin dormir,
acompanado de sus oficiales.

Marking. Sep. 21.-Bajo la
amenaza salvaje del mando ia
PONIES, de los m%ilitares impe-
rialistas que anuncian a la hu
nanidad su deseo de destruir
ina ciudad CAST indefensa, Ell
embajador de los f. Unidos,
Mr.. Nelson Johnson, busc6 hoy
cefugio en- un barco de guerra
lie su pals.
la sentencia de muerte con
ira Marking ha sido dictada
DOR ell mando nippon, quien ase
gura, sin protesta por parte de
as naciones eivilizadas, que
en- pocas horas Sc dira de Nan
king: Aqui existi6 una ciudad
de medic million de haitian =
ties.
Han pasado varias horas
despues de cump. lido ell plazo
dado por los japoneses, pero
Marking todavia no ha sido des-
truida. aunque la catastrofe Sc
espera.
En- la embajada de los Es-
tados Unidos, custodiando los
intereses americanos, Sc ha
quedado ell segundo secretario
Paxton.
El cahonero americana Qua
sigue anclado en- ell rio para
proteger a los americanos del
peligro de la anunciada des-
trucci6n de la capital china.
Solo dos embajadas, las de
Estados Unidos e Italia, Sc re-
tiraron atendiendo la amena-
"a de que la permanencia en-
la ciudad pudiera significar la
muerte. Los demas diplomati-
cos extranjeros rehusaron mar
charse e hicieron saber al man
do japones que debera respon.
der por los dahos que a sus i'm
tereses ocasione.
Los observadores sc expli
can la actitud de Italia, que
desea congraciarse con ell ia
pom ,pero condenan la conduc
ia del embajador de los Esta-
Unidos, que di6 como pre-
ell salvar las vidas de sus
.ompatriotas.
A pesar de ESQ, Italia trasla
do su embajada a un barco de
guerra que sc encuentra en- ell
rio, mientras ell embajador nor
teamericano corria hacia ell III
de Ii millas seialado por
ell contralmirante ja'pones.
Ell embajador cedi6 a la pre-
sion japonesa, a 10 que Sc opo-
MIA ell c~ontralmirante Yarnell,
de la escuadra americana, que
ell c~riterio de que ell
embajador debia quedarse en-
la embajada, no huir.
. La aviaci6n de combate chi
ma esta preparada para ell alta
que v Sc elevara tan pronto lie
guen los aeroplanos japoneses.
Los aparatos de exploration
vuelan sobre las rubes.
Miles y miles de chinos hui
ven de la ciudad.
Los japoneses realizan un
formidable ataque para expui
,ar a los chinos de los alrede-
de Shanghai.
FL generalfsimo Chang KaA
Shek pas6 la noche sin DOR
mir, acompanado de sus oficia
.es. Todos los momentos de su
vida los dedica ahora ell gene
raj a observar los progresses de
IA campana y organizar la re-
sistencia.
Los chinos Green que podran
nantener su frente principal
oonsabilidad por las dispose
La gaceta., 1937-09-21

ponsabilidad por las dispose
stones" de Memel, probara que
no es u nestado consolidate.
Evening star., 1937-05-23
MORGAN CROWNED
TRAPSH0T CHAMP
Wilson Beaten by One Shot
in D. c. Title Defense.
Groves in Fett|e,

n YOS1NG out Walter g. Wilson,
nj the defending champion, 1s3-
v 1872, r. d. Morgan, secretary
4 OF the Washington Gun Club,
Yesterday captured the District trap
shooting championship and privilege
OF representing this sector in the ma
tional title event at Vandalia, Ohio, in
August.
The marksmen were divided into
1our classes, according to averages,
with J. R. Groves, jr., winning class
A competition with 1914, G. L. Jordon
taking class B with 1873, c. L. Walker
winning class c with 1875 and r. H.
Bush annexing class D with 1872,
Evening star., 1937-05-23

Institute. Simplicity In the design
which permits only two colors is the
keynote
Pat Murphy, onetime publicity man
for number OF Hollywood stars and
now directing commercial advertising
pictures for q New York concern, has
joined the association as assistant to
Jim Councillor, who is general chair
man OF the big aquatic event that
is climaxed by speed boat competition
for the 10000 Presidents trophy.
New Moorinss Soon Ready.
WHEN completed this week, moor
ing facilities at Nash Marine
Supply in Water street will furnish
space for nearly 80 boats. Outboards
and sailboats are to be moored of
docks in the handy pulley arrange
ment; power boats 60 into slips.
A 25-foot day cruiser, the Chris
Craft Jean, left the Flood Gate Boat
House last week with Capt. Arthur
Crockett and one hand aboard for
Newport, N. Y, where she will be
Evening star., 1937-05-23
N INDICATION of what ,s te

UO1CAlION OF what k to
~ come as soon rs our sec
~ ton Of the bay Is tavv,ed
a with some decent weather
conditions comes from Angler E. D.
Williams, 1910 Twenty-third street.
Fishing the first three days Of last
week with Capt. Nelson Webb of
Machapongo, Va, he and one other
fisherman pulled in about 60 fish each
day, about half OF which were trout
weighing up to six pounds.
These beautiful and tasty yellow
fms should start hitting around here
soon. but as we said before, they have
to have good weather. As far as we
know there have been no tide-runners
caught on this side OF the bay thi.
season, although a few have been
caught across in the Honga Riyer.
Much better reports have come from
sections seldom fished by Washington
anglers-Tangier Sound and Deals
Island.
Incidentally, the Honga River
reports have not been very
heartening this week, boats from
Solomons doing rs we'll on this
side as over there.
Your correspondent was over that
way not long ago talking to some
OF the commercial fishermen about
prospects for the season. Strangely
enough they believe that rock fishing
this year will be nil, and they blame
themselves for it. Due to the open
Evening star., 1937-05-23
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delivered to Congressman P. A. Good
win. She will take the inside route As
far as Delaware Bay and then run
up the coast to New York.
A 40 per cent increase of Gray
marine engines sales in Virginia, North
Carolina and Washington areas over
a f1ve-month period is the record Of
S. Fulton King Co. on Water street.
Gah Prevents Boat Race.
THAT sudden gale Of yesterday put
crimp in the plan to begin 4
series OF twilight races At 4 pm. from
the Capital Yacht Club dock to the
white spar above the yacht Tech,
Anyway, sailors are planning this
unique idea to get boats out during
Inc week while there still Is plenty
OF daylight and moonlight, too.
Ied DeBoer started the thing over
glasses In the Tattoo Room last Sunday
mere Will be a race on Wednesday at
$50 and again on Saturday at 4.
Washington Canoe Club is angling
Tor the running Of the national cham
plonshlp OF the American Canoe Asso-
ciation here around August l. Between
5o and 40 clubs would send representa-
yves 70 Washington for the event
winch might be tied up with the
Boy Scout jamboree celebration. this
Summer.
rowing has begun in earnest at
fotomac Boat Club now that the bows
can take 70 the river from the newly
replaced noats and runways.
Evening star., 1937-05-23
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR.
DRESIDENT BAN JOHNSON

DRESIDENT BAN JOHNSON
censured all American League
managers who ordered their pitch
ers to throw the bean" ball, stating
he would fine and suspend for 80
days any one guilty OF such action.
johnson said there was no proof
that Carl Mays, Boston's submarine
hurler, was throwing the bean"
ball. as reported.
Either Jim Shaw or Harry Har-
per was to pitch for the Mats in
the first game OF their series at
Chicago. The Mats now are one
game behind the fifth-place
Browns, while Chicago is practi-
cally tied for the leadership OF the
league.
A bowling match between men
and women will take place at the
Grand Central Alleys between
"Plunketts Nuts" and the Ma
tional Capital girls team. Charley
Plunkett has enlisted Moe Gold
berg, Lefty Wooden, Joe Oliveri
and Maj. Robb, while the girls
will depend upon the Misses
Greenwood, Addor, Thomas, Fech
and Mrs. Clark.
Evening star., 1937-05-23
HOLIDAY EVENTS
AT GUNST0N COVE
Numerous Classes Listed.
Spring Series Develop
ing Near r-Champs.
BY MALCOLM LAMBoRNE, Jr.


LONG-DISTANCE race from
n Alexandria to Gunston Cove
~ on Saturday, series of two
4 a races on Sunday and one the
following day will feature the third
annual Memorial day affair of the Po-
tomac River Sailing Association, which
makes it the largest regatta in these
waters thus far this season.
An estimated 20 boats from the
20-foot open, comet and A and B
handicap classes are expected at the
starting line off the Old Dominion
Boat Club on next Saturday at 2
pm. for the 12-mile doWn-river run
to the Gunston Cove gas buoy. To
the winner on corrected time goes the
Commodore's Cup, donated each year
by the head of the sailing associa-
ton
All entries will start together and
race under handicap rules. Unless
they are becalmed the feet should
be anchored for the night by o'clock,
which has been set as the time
limit. After that, stranded craft
will be toWed into the cove. However,
the event has been timed 50 that
an ebb tide will be carried all the
way.
Those who do not bunk aboard
power boats for the night will return
to Washington by car. Landing facili-
ties are available at the Pontoon
School Of Fort Belvoir, Va, as are
parking space and telephone COM
munications. For the evening, sailors
will stretch their sea legs ashore
and narrate around campfire just
why they didn't win that race.
Evening star., 1937-05-23
is given all the credit Of winning races

is given all the credit Of winning races.
BY only 10 points is Frank Lewis
32-foot sloop Kittiwynk behind Wild
cat for third place Kittiwynk, winner
OF the trophy of the original handicap
class in 1884, is nearly 40 years old,
having been built in New England
in 1898.
It's no longer news when Werner
Smythe and Clyde Cruit are leaders
In the comet class. But it Is when q
homemade comet that entered in only
a few races last year following her
launching and has been sailed sur
prlsingly well by father-son COM
blnatlon stands third In 4 field Of
is boats.
We are speaking of the Dodge's
Nandua, skippered by son Charles
and father Parker for crew. Nandua
has had few alterations that make
such difference in the speed of these
small craft and Is ahead Of Ernie
Covert's smart Escapade by II points.
Here's the way they stand to date:
Evening star., 1937-05-23
Big One Got Away,

Dig One Got Away.
HIS weeks tale, about the big one
that got away is about a rock.
Last week it was channel bass. 1t
seems that Joe Pacyna and Joe Ko-
nopka were out fishing for rock and
anything else they could pick up just
above Joe Fletcher's boat house in the
Potomac. They had five or six rock
around one and two pounds, and sey-
eral catfish.
Konopka hung into a big rock.
which when finally boated proved TO
be the biggest of the day, going up to
ABOUT four and one-half pounds. He
put this on stringer with the rest
OF the fish and hung it over the side
A half hour later when ready to 90
nome, they pulled up the stringer and
found that the big rock had threshed
around so much it had broken the
strlng and got away, taking the other
rock and half dozen catfish with if
On their way up the coast, bluefsh
and channel bass have started strikinp
at some of the lower bay spots
Evening star., 1937-05-23
SasSy's Record Cleans,

NASSY'S racing record is long and
distinguished. both locally and ma
tlonally. In 1885 she won the handi-
cap race and comet series in the
Memorial day regatta at Quantico,
Spring and Fall series of the sailing
association and the Eastern Shore
races of the Miles River Yacht Club.
Representing this area along with
Clyde Cruit in his old Serena, Smythe
placed fourth in national champion
ships at Raritan Bay, N. j.
Again in 1886 did Sassy walk avay
with the sailing association series.
making IL firsts and seconds. She
took second place in the long-distance
Memorial day race and captured comet
honors in the st. Michael's regatta on
the Eastern Shore Three seconds and
second place final of the Presidents S
Cup Regatta was her record last Sep
tember.
After close competition in the ma
tlonals on New York Bay last year,
Smythe received sixth position,
Evening star., 1937-05-23

m a king t h e
greatest number
of points in sane
toned races, it
h as be- e n an
nounced by the
Potomac Rive e r
Sailing ASsocia-
ton in the Cap
ital Yacht Club.
BY less than
two points did
Smythe's flee t
Sailboat, S a S S y,
win out over
Roger Wilcox's
Scud OF Rich
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SMYTHE IN SASSY
GETS COMET PRIZE
Scores High in Fleet Of
Nearly 400 to Earn '36
National Trophy.

~O WERNER SMYTHE and his
crew, Gushing Daniel, goes the
Na'iHral High Point Trophy
L OF 1896, presented each year
by the Comet Glass Yacht Racing As
sociation to the comet out of a feet
of nearly 400 in the United States
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Sea Scouts TOP Shippers.

THE well-known Sea Scouts from
- Corinthian Yacht Club, who get
as much kick out of racing as they
do cruising down the Potomac in their
roomy catboats, are top shippers in
class A handicap, with Bobcat and
Wildcat, first and second, respectively.
Because the boys are trained to take
turns at the tiller no one Sea Scout
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Marcy Takes Trophy.

JULIUS MARCY won the special
trophy awarded by H. H. Shelton
70 the third highest District shooter,
while Victor Bracher captured the
Sterling silver vase by virtue Of being
the highest professional. Following
are the scores:
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CORNELL CREW AHEAD
loo-Pound Sweeps Beat Penn b,
Two and 0ne-half Lenrth.

ITHACA, N. Y, May ~ R,-
Cornells 150-pound crew defeated the
University OF Pennsylvania light
"e1ents on Cayuga Inlet today by
Two and one half lengths.
Corneus time for the Henley dis
lance was 7:20 LIS, with the Quakers
clocked in 7:314-5.
The eights rowed In heavyweight
shells.