Evening star., 1938-03-22
SWEEPS HOLDERS:
HERE GET $4,000
Seventeen $500 Prizes Go
to D. c. Residents in
New Drawings.

A minimum Of $4,000 will come to
Washington holders Of Irish Sweep
stakes tickets.
Completion of the draw in Dublin
today say II $500 prizes fall to the
lot of 'ocal buyers, who already held
l3 winning tickets as the result of
the first draw yesterday Each Of
these last is worth at least $4,000,
and 10 have a chance at $150,O00.
The day was not without its disap-
pointment, however, as the Associated
Press reported from London that
Lord Mildmay's Davy Jones had been
scratched out of the Grand National,
on which the sweeps is based, and
that was bad news to Francis L..
Bourne of 2129 Florida avenue NV,
a retired business man, and Peter
Schaming, German war veteran, 1921
Columbia road NV, waiter at the
Occidental, both of whom held tickets
on Davy Jones. Lord Mildmay's horse
was highly regarded for Fridays race,
and his withdrawal makes the tickets
worth just $2,320. the amount that
goes for scratches and horses running
out of the money And this is some
what short of the $l50,0O0. $4,000
and $50.00c that goes to ticket holders
on horses running 1-2-3. One of the
13 tickets drawn yesterday was on a
horse already scratched. but 10 are
on entries scheduled to 60 and three
of the horses rate as favorites.
IS Figure in Profits.
In all, 35 Washingtonians figure to
profits out of the sweepstakes, as five
of the tickets are in joint ownership.
The extent to which Washingtonians
must have invested in the current
sweeps is we'll evidenced by today's
draw. There were only 1900 of the
$500 prizes over the world, and II
came here
Wich, IA oxford street. Chevy Chase,
Md; E. N. Memar (care of M. S. Gold
namep, Homer Building; John Car
roll, 145 Twelfth street Sc; Mrs
Fannie Garden, Dupont Circle Apart
ments; Miss Grace Dent. ia 5 street
NV: Joseph E. Winslow 1901
Argonne place NV; r. Wolf, 1880
K street Sc; "Al and Nell" 23O
Eighth street Sc: Two Graces." 5"
2807 Connecticut avenue NV; resi-
dent of 1926 Twenty-second street
NV, whose identity was uncertain,
and Cooke 2124 New York avenue
NV.
The others were Mr.. and Mrs. Elias
c. Rem, 3002 Twenty fifth street NE,
who took out a ticket jointly in the
name of their springer spaniel "Laddy
Luck; Martin Cashwell, GIG o street
NV, trainer of race horses; 'Pique,"
1900 block of Trinidad avenue NE;
Zenna Belle Kye, 1907 Nichols avenue
Sc; See Them Run" 26l8 Woodley
place NV. and John Wade" 525
Eighth street SW. 1t was said at the
Eighth street address no one by that
name lived there.
so Residual Prizes.
There were so residual prizes of
sl,l52 also drawn today, and 20 came
to the United States, but none to the
Capital.
The local ticket holders who have
chance at the big money are Philip
Kousen. l42 Carroll street Sc, Blue
Shirt; Henry Lewis. 1866 Wyoming
avenue NV, and Frank E. Dopp.
Kennedy Warren. Cooleen; Miss Lu-
cllle Barry, 1929 Third stseet NV,
Royal Danieli; A. NJ Faulkner, 8
Watkins avenue. Chevy Chase, Md;
Field Master; William c. Aumann,
1923 I street NV, Pencraik; George
A. Brennan, 1883 Columbia road NV,
Bellboy; Harry W. Proctor, McRey-
nolds Apartments, Irvine; Nanny Will
son, 1925 F. street NV. Cabin Fire:
John Robinson, 1880 North veitch
street, Arlington, Red Freeman. Blue
Shirt, Coolen and Royal Daniel are
strongly supported.