Evening star., 1939-04-18
Brothers Who Built FIoshy
Racers Enter Second DERBY
Honbuy Boys Again Seek Championship
New Models; Entry List Grows

The boy creators of Mike and
ike" two of the most conspicuous
racing cars of last years Star
American Legion Soap Box Derby
were listed today among a large
contingent of early entrants for the
1889 Derby which will be held in
July.
Mike" and Ike" the colorful
coaster racers that looked alike
were built by Horatio B. (Ray) Han
bury, II, and his brother, Lewis
F. Hanbury, jr., Is, of Anacostia
Station, Route 2, Prince Georges
County, Md. Ray goes to Oxon Hill
Elementary School and Lewis to
Oxon Hill High.
Lewis won his first heat in the
1888 Derby on the New Hampshire
avenue course, driving a fashy,
streamlined model that bore the
name IKE" He and Ray will soon
be building new models. and botn
boys hope to do better this year.
Veterans and Newcomers Enter
Today's new entries for the Derby
reveal the names of other heat
winners and veterans of last year.
as well as more than a score OF
newcomers who will make their
first try for the championship OF
the Washington metropolitan area.
The. list includes contenders from
virtually every part of Washington
and nearby Maryland and Virginia.
There are three boys who won
their first and second heats in the
'38 competition-Connie Geralis, I3
OF 1874 Allison street NV, West
School; Richard H. Moore. Is, OF
718 Rock Creek Church road NV.
Mckinley High, and Bob Maudlin.
IL. of 1929 R street NV, Fillmore
School.
Comics brother, George, who
helped him quite bit in building
a racer last year, also is an entry.
George is IA and goes to MacFarland
Junior High.
Richard Moore's brother. Powell.
IL, who goes to Park View School. is
back in the Derby again. Powell
won his first heat in the race last
July. Other first heat winners who
will try again are Billy Scott, 13, of
1918 Seventeenth street NE, Taft
Junior High; Arnold Ashton, II. of
109 Mckinley avenue, Hyattsville,
Md, Langley Junior High, and Ray
mond A. Giovannoni, II, of $40 Rit-
tenhouse street, Whittier School,
These, however, are not the only
veterans of 1888 to enter again. An
other is Arts H. Waters, jr., IA, of
3259 o street NV, who attends
Gordon Junior High School.
Other Brothers Entered.
The newcomer contingent includes
two other brother combinations,
James w. Bordas, II. of Berwyn,
Nd, and Joseph, jr., 13, both stu
dents at Greenbelt School, and Glen
w. Wilson, 10, and Henry, IL, of
116 Baker avenue. Colmar Manor,
Md, students at Cottage City School.
Other Soap Box Derby entrants,
who will seek the Washington title
and the right to represent the Ma
tons Capital at the national and
international finals in Akron, Ohio,
in August, are:
Carey B. Dulaney. jr, 13, of 1920
Quesada street NV, Alice Deal
Junior High.
James Kearney, 10, of 2442 Huide-
koper place NV, Benjamin Stod-
dert School.
Cotton Montague, II, of 1890 North
Glebe road. Arlington, Va, John
Marshall School.
Brice Toole, jr, II, lis Oxford
street, Chevy Chase, Md, Chevy
Chase Elementary School.
James Howard, II, 112 Aspen
street, Chevy Chase, Md, Rosemary
School.
John Poole, 13, Forest Glen, Nd,
Montgomery Hills Junior High.
Riverdale Entrant.
Neil Munich, II, of pit Jefferson
avenue, Riverdale, Md, Riverdale
Elementary School.
Wendell Sigler, jr., II, II Univer-
sity road, Hyattsville, Md, College
Park School.