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Evening star., 1940-09-15
Gloom Over Howard
Football Talent
Fails 70 Show Up
Only II Out for Drills
With Many Frosh Stors
OF '3o Ineligible

A thick cloud of gloom hung over
the Howard University practice
field as the Bisons left it yesterday
afternoon following two weeks OF
preseason drill. Only II eridders
have turned out so far. most Of them
inexperienced, in preparation for
the seasons curtain raiser on Sep
tember 28
Nine freshmen expected on the
varsity this year failed to show. they
having been clipped from the school
by scholarship ineligibilities. OF
last years Is letter men, only four
have or are expected to return to
the Big Blues. No wonder Coach
Harry PAYNE is suffering.
Capt. George Van Buren heads
the squad now in training. with
Johnny Marshall and James Van
Buren. ends: James Hackney and
Morton Jeffries. tackles. and JON
athan Green, guard. expected to
add considerable strength when
they join the team.
Nine games are carded by the
BiSons this year. all leading up to
the annual Thanksgiving Day battle
with Lincoln. Virginia Union. ap-
pearing on the program for the first
time since 1886. opens the season.
The schedule:
September IS. Virginia Union
october ,. at Cheyney. Pa; -. Shs W
la, at Virginia State Petersburs Va.
26 North Carolina A. and l.
November >. at Morgan. Baltimore. O.
at Hampton; is. at st. Paul; 2l. Howard
Evening star., 1940-09-15
Rowland S Little Bob
Top Cupboard in
Baltimore Meet
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Sept. Cunning
his class c outboard motorboat
Little Bob up to 51517 miles an
hour, Bob Rowland, South Norfolk,
Va, set the fastest pace of the day
in the second heat of the 10th an
nual Star-Spangled Banner Regatta
at the Maryland Yacht Club today.
Rowland, competing in the pro-
fessional division, also took the first
heat at 49861 miles per hour.
Miss Amoco. owned by DOC"
Edwards, Philadelphia, was second,
and Poison, owned by Bill Dyer,
Washington. was third.
John Zack, Perth Amboy, N. j.,
was picked up mhurt by Coast
Guardsmen after his class D out
board, Mischief, tipping along at
As miles an hour, struck a wash
from a cruiser and overturned.
Marylanders came off with firsts
In the only three sailing events OF
the two-day regatta, high lighted
tomorrow by the race of 225-cubic-
inch hydroplanes for the first Mary.
land Perpetual Gold Cup.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
Del Rio-FronkIin Duel Tonight
Opens Week of Heavy Firing
On Big Met Bowling Front

With the first all-star match to-
night at the new Hyattsville Recrea-
ton between Herb Sachs super
SharpShooting Del Rio pinmen and
Baltimore's crack Franklin Bowling
Center aggregation. the new duckpin
season will swing into heavy action
this week when the major portion
Of Metropolitan Washington's $4,000
league bOwlerS take to the maple
ways.
Starting at 7 pm. the suburban
attraction from which it is hoped a
tidy sum will be raised for the Prince
Georges County Boys Club will be
the forerunner of a series of big
time matches with other leading
outfits from Richmond, Norfolk and
Connecticut. John F. White. floor
leader of Maryland's House of Dele
gates, will roll the first ball.
Astor Clarke. Perce Wolfe. Hokie
Smith. Ed Blakeney, Tony Santini
and Harry Hilliard compose the Del
Rios. In the Oriole lineup will be
Ray Fiortentino. Earl Campbell, Lee
Seim. Johnny Miller and Teddy
Weinberger.
Two Big Inaugurals.
Convention Halls span of so alleys
will be jammed to capacity tomorrow
night when the 34-club Sanico
League and 16-club Merchants
League inaugurate their seasons.
AS in the last 10 years, Mack L.
Langford, president of the Sanitary
Grocery Co., will again be on hand
to FOIL the first ball. Mel Tallant
is the new scorer for the grocery loop
which has added two teams.
An election of officers is sched-
Evening star., 1940-09-15
Montgomery Show Summaries

Draft breeding class-Mares with foals-
try. Monacacy Farm: third and fourth,
entries Howard streaker Purebred year
linss.Won by entry, Monocacy Farm;
fourth entries Tyroconneli fe Farm ohfo crade aae
foals.Won by entry. Mr. Streaker: second
colts-Won by entry, c. A. Evaes: second,
entry Mr.; Eayes; third, entry, Frank NJ
yearlings-Won by entry. Lee Counselman:
second, entry. Edward Benson third. en-
try Arylawn Farm. Two-year-old stallion
s M BY Dent entry M mares second and
eond enHg N ntHy E Farm Sb'fs
entry, Mr cognseimsn: fourth. entry. NM Mt. r.
Benson. Draft stallions-Won by entry,
EI Leishear; second entry Monocacy
Al breeding class+Won by entry Paul
serrer; second entry, Warren streaker:
nnrsi, nfnlrsi entry TYR r L, Owens fourth. entry.
Mr. dIstf sfeateR aor:s 5samW0n
Msh2s0e soslsh enr9 hrs Mr. ePs5y Rass. Thomas Wyatt
entry Miller Leishear; second: entry -Tria,-
Drivers' contest (4-horse teams)-,Won
n,.sa.T third Thomas onley: fourth. Garfield
,si1-horse teams-won by entry. Merle
hns' tb1s second s! entry MIS- Pierce Butler;
try. Ebin Leishear.
, Drivers contest t6-horse teams)-Won
oy entry, Ralph Leishear; second. Oliver
Csshell: third Ewood Preacher; fourth.
Leroy Thompson.
Light 2-horse draft teams-Won by en-
sC, Russell Priebe second, entry, DR..
Thomas Ladson.
Heavy ?-horse draft teams-won by
entry Walter Brown. jr.; second, entry,
Two-horse teams-won by Ayrlawn
Light breeding class-Foals by thor
ousnored stallion-Won bv entry. Weston
Ackman: second, entry. Albert Stabler jr.:
tnlrd entry Edward Cashell: fourth. en-
try: Mrs Alice Berry Yearlings by thor
ouehored stallion-Won by entry, Roy
Blunt; second. entry. Mr. Cashell: third.
entry, pr. I. T. Earle; fourth. entry, Robert
Lee Iwo-year-olds by thoroushbred stall
nons|Won by entry, James Eleblut; sec
ond, entry DR.. Earle: third entry. Stabler
BIOS: fourth. entry. Marsaret Aitcheson
Thoroushbred stallion-Won BY Canadian
Eslsn' Ray H. Norton, AGENT second,
Stylish Mack: Stabler Bros.
Pong saddle class tponies under II
nandsI-Won by Kippy. owned by Billy
Harris, ridden by Tommy Harris: second
Tony. owned and ridden by Betty Lehman
Ponies under 12.2 hands-Won BY Little
eprins Hope. owned and ridden By Don
Evening star., 1940-09-15
Mounts Flock Ribbons but Farm Horses Win Gallery in County Show
20 Years Aqo
In The Star

For the first time since July %,
the New York Yankees are
perched at the top of the Ameri-
can League, replacing the Cleve-
land Indians who succumbed to
the slants of the Macks' Pitcher
Rommel. as Higgins band
trounced Detroit, 1873.
Thomas Hitchcock, jr., scor-
ing 7 goals, led the Coopers-
town polo team to 16 to win
over the Rockaway four in the
open championship series at
Westbury, N. Y.
Chick Evans, national amateur
golf champion. set the course
record of St in an exhibition
match at Kokomo, Ind.
Jack Dudley, with a three-set
victory over j. A. Purinton.
reached the semi-nnals in ths
District championship singles on
the Dumbarton Club courts.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
Airp|ane Factory Job
Takes Davies From
Hockey Eagles
-Four Other '39 Players
Won't Return; Big Stor
Seen in RossenoII

The sting of war will be felt BY
the Washington Eagles, local rep
resentative in the Eastern Amateur
Hockey League. who lose Bill Davies.
crack defense man. because Canada
can't afford to spare his labor in
an airplane plant.
One Of the most colorful PLAYERS
to play with the club which culti-
waited large following in its in
augural season here last year. Davies
was a favorite with local fans A
rough performer. but blessed with a
keen sense Of humor, Davies will be
unable TO leave his vital war posi-
ton.
Five Won't Be Back.
Davies will be one of five players
who definitely will not return to the
Eagles. Center Ken PARTS will join
the Baltimore Orioles, last years
champions. while Goalie Gordon Lee
and Wingmen Bruce McKillop and
Bill Cairns have been released out
right.
Hal Dewey. high scoring wingman.
has been offered a trial with the
Cleveland Indians of the Interna-
tional League. but Coach Redvers
Mackenzie says indications point to
his return to the Eagles
Players on the 1939-40 team who
will return are Les Ramsay and
Roy Covert. centers: Alan Kuntz.
Alan Foster. Bill Lahtix and Paul
Courteau. wingmen: Les Colvin.
goalie, and Len Burrage. Ross
Knipfel and Johnny McTeer, de-
fenSe men.
Rossgnoll Potential Star.
Mackenzie has signed a potential
scoring sensation ir Frenchy Ross
gnoll. wingman and leading scorer
of the Canadian Junior League last
season He also is angling for the
services of an outstanding goalie
who would be alternated with Colvin,
who replaced Lee late last season
and turned in a fine job.
Mackenzie willF report here late
this month to complete details for
the 1940-41 season with Owner S. G.
Leoffler. Indications are the Eagles
will shift their training site from
Canada to the United States.
Evening star., 1940-09-15

Armieer; second. Brown Bonnet. owned
oRned fodsn snd BY rdden b1 Hf H,bs 5hd G5
fourth. Tony, owned and ridden by Will
lam Anderson. Ponies under a hands-Won
by by Half Moon, owned BY Joe Fraley, ridden
owned and ridden by Patsy Pierson: third
June owned BY North End stables, ridden
by Gardner Hallman. driven by Ralph Kirk
open saddle class-Won by Recall,
ond; O Leap Year. owned BY + !. Mott.
ridden by Miss Judy johnson: fourth. Show
Girl; Hey Gwned and ridden BY Anne HaEner:
Recall. owned by Mr.. carrico. ridden deG1nS; By
BY Florence Fit1sersid. M S AID ridden ' by 8snnS 6neS
Durham; fourth. Light Ballot. owned by
Mr.. and Mrs: Leo Butler. ridden by Miss
Frances Warfeld
Local hunters-Won by Dams Rocksand,
RsnG.n Rsiy SECOND sunny Boy eEned by Louis
Tiadsn d 3 Misf.y' MssiiI aai.,1saI ioaTsh star
Hunser sRd Sasn By BY Rcs dSn.d
and ridden by Mr.. Carrico: second Light
Ballot Bsllott' owned BY Mr; and Mrs. Bytler'
GSnsd By yoils NJ. Mott ridden a ! ;; MI::
FLETCHER: her, ridden tdn, BY Mr. M; Halimsn: s
by ridden By es: Mss csITan Snasc
SECOND, Nanette, owned by Mr; Fletcher.
ridden by Mrs. Donald Bradley: third,
Dams Rocksand. owned and ridden by
Miss Fitzgerald: fourth, Sonny Boy. owned
by Mr.. Randall ridden by Miss Randall.
Open hunters-Won by Recall. owned
and ridden by Mr.. Carrico; second. Nam
cite cite owned by M; Fletcher. ridden By
ridden by Mr.. Carrico: fourth. Sonny Boy.
owned by Mr.. Randall. ridden by Joan
Randall.
Pairs of hnnters-won by Reporter
owned by Albert Stabler. ridden by Irma
Bryant. and Cody owned by Sligo Riding
School. ridden by William Stevens; second
Kristi: owned by Mrs, Counselman. ridden
by Mickey Masill; third. Nanette. owned
by Fletcher, ridden by Mr.. Halman and
Best Time, owned and ridden by Donald
Bradley
Touch and out-won by Cody. owned
by Sligo Riding School, ridden by MI
Stevens: second, Larry's Lady. owned and
ridden by L.. J. Fritz; third. Isolde. owned
and ridden by MI: Carrice: fourth; Leay-
ridden by Edward Cashell. Ir.
Handy hunters Won by Isolde owned
and ridden by Mr.. Carrico; second TIP
perary Mary. owned and ridden by Mr..
Bradley: third Cody, owned by Sligo Rid
ing Academy. ridden by MI. Stevens fourth,
Morvine. owned By Ralph Councilman, lid
denby Mickey" Magtll.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
About Half of Gridmen
In Virginia Foce Coll
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND. Va. Sept. 14.-Ap-
proximately one-half of the pros
pective regulars on Virginia's 1910
college football teams will be sub
ject to registration for military
training under the draft bill passed
by Congress today.
A survey of the ages Of the ca1di-
dates now working out for what
promises to be the Old Dominion's
brightest football season in a de-
cade shows that many of the key
veterans are 81 or over.
Although they will be required to
register, there was no indication as
to how many-if any-would be
called for training before the end
of the current season.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
Angel to Make Trouble
On Mat for R. Dusek

Maurice Hillet, original angel
of the Eastern wrestling circuit, will
flutter into Washington Thursday
night, halo and all, to make trouble
for Rudy Dusek, maestro of the old
riot squad.
Tillet, a former French sailor,
whose 25O-pound frame encases a
pleasing personality outside the ring,
but inside the ropes he isn't re-
garded as good company. In the
first place he makes fierce grimaces
at the boys and utters wierd sounds
and in the second his odd physique
makes it difficult to secure hold
On him.
Tillet made one appearance here
last year, handily defeating Alan
Eustace, the Kansas farmer, in a
brief bout. Dusek should be more
competition for him.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
Eastern Boys Beaten
In Swimming Meet
By Nassau Teams

Shoreham A. c. swimming team
of Nassau. Bahamas, defeated the
Eastern Branch Boys Club, 32-l6. In
a dual meet at the Eastern Branch
pool.
Donald Butler and Cecil Cooke
were outstanding for the visitors,
finishing in a dead heat to take the
1OO-yard free style while setting a
pool record of minute, Is seconds.
Summaries:
1nO-yard free style-FIrst- Cecil Cooke.
Nassau; second. Donald Butler. Nassau;
third Robert Benson, Boys Club Time,
LOIS new record
5O-yard breast stroke - First. John
Drudge, Nassau; second Hubert Farrineton,
Nassau, third. John White, Boys Club.
Time, 324s seconds
5o-yard breast stroke--First. Joe Red;
Club: third. James Robertson. Nassau.
Time. 1925 seconds.
5O-yard free style-First. Donald But
third. Robert Benson, Boys Club. Time.
2S's seconds.
l5O-yard medley-Won by BOYS Club
(Wratten. Redman, Jarboel. Time .26+s.
@nn-yard relav-Won by Nassau !But-
Ter. Cash. DRUDGE. Cooke. Time, 1:5575.
Evening star., 1940-09-15

uled for the Merchants loop imme-
diately after its matches
The Graphic Arts League. one of
the Oldest twilight loops in the city,
is to open at Lucky Strike tomorrow.
Twelve teams will roll. starting at 6
pm. Earl McPhilomy, one of the
city's all-time bowling greats. is
president. and August Noack. long
identified with the game here, is
scorer.
Tuesday the Elks League with Sey-
mour Hall serving as its new scorer
will have its seasons curtain-raiSer
at the New Recreation. The Pat
ent Office League also is scheduled
to get off at Tad Howards Rendez-
vouS.
Tax Loop Opens Thursday.
Capt. D. S. Bliss. deputy commits
sioner of the Internal Revenue and
donor of the annual Bliss Trophy,
will be present to help usher in the
big Miscellaneous Tax Unit League
at the new King Pin on Thursday.
The same evening the Ladies Fed
eral League, increased from 18 to %
teams, will have its opener at Ar
cadia.
There1l be no letup for Hap Burt
ner, Convention Hall manager, dur
ing the week. Friday, the venerable
Masonic League with 81 teams prizes
off the lid. At Lucky Strike the
golfers will open the 14-club Coun-
try Club League.
Franchises for two teams still are
available in the wly-organized Ice
Palace Industrial League. Manager
Henry Mosher requests teams with
averages of SIS or under interested
to have representatives present at
final meeting tomorrow night at
Chevy Chase.
Francis Furman, Petworth alley
proprietor, is organizing a Junior
league for boys under Is. The league
will roll Saturday mornings at Pet
worth. Young bowlers and novlces
may contact him at the alleys.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Baseball.
Washington at Detroit.
Football.
Brooklyn Dodgers VS.. Wash.
ington Redskins, Griffith Sta
dium, 2:30.
Boating.
Sailing races, Presidents Cup
Regatta. Hains Point, $50 am.
and 200.
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
Washington at Detroit.
TUESDAY.
Baseball.
Washington at Detroit.
Golf.
District amateur Champion
ships, Manor Country Club. 9 am.
Tennis.
Exhibition, Barney Welsh VS..
David johnson, Kenwood Coun-
try Club, TOO.
WEDNESDAY.
Baseball.
Washington at Cleveland.
Golf.
District amateur champion
ships, Manor Country Club, 8 m.
THURSDAY.
Baseball.
Washington at Cleveland.
Golf.
District amateur champion
ships, Manor Country Club, 9 a m.
Rassling.
Maurice Thillet VS.. Ernie Du-
SEX, feature. Turner's Arena,
first match $50.
FRIDAY.
Football
James Monroe High VS.. George
Washington High, G. w. field.
Alexandria, 800.
Golf.
District amateur champion
ships, Manor Country Club, Jam.
SATURDAY.
Baseball
Washington at Philadelphia.
Swimming.
Presidents Cup Regatta meet,
Shoreham Hotel pool, 7:30.
Track.
District A. A. U. track and field
championships, College Park.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
EorIy Birds Will Honor
Reds Werber in PhiIIy

Bill Werber, Cincinnati Reds
third baseman. will be honored by
fellow members of the Early Birds
Breakfast Club when the National
League leaders visit Philadelphia
next Tuesday.
Club members headed by DR..
Marion Falls will make special
trip to Philadelphia to present Bill
with handsome leather desk set.
Famous for its cribs" it also will
present him with an official canvas
base bag on which will be inscribed
Presented to, not stolen by, Bill
Werber."
A dinner with Werber following
the game also has been arranged by
the committee in charge compris-
ing Leo De Orsey. chairman, John
Roper and Leo May.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
Noimun's Cubs Seek SPOT
In Junior CITY PIuyoff

Bill Fisher, star pitcher at Central
High last season, will attempt to
pitch the Naiman Photo nine to
second-half honors in the National
City Junior League, facing Kneessi
Cubs on the East Ellipse at 1920
this morning.
The winner will meet Cardinal A..
c.. first-half victors, in a one-game
playon next Sunday.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
STANDINGS.
Test for w. & M. Eleven

RICHMOND, Va. Sept. IA CP.-
Accuracy OF those preseason praise
notices showered on William and
Mary's Indians will be tested next
Friday night at Norfolk when Coach
Carl Voyles sends his promising
football squad against North Caro-
lima STATE,
Evening star., 1940-09-15
Rineerites Meet Today
To Plan Competition

An informal tournament and
business meeting will be held by the
National Capital Horseshoe Pitch
ers' Association today at 2 pm. at
the Commerce Building courts. Also
there will be class Of instruction
for woman pitchers.
Dates will be set for the final and
deciding match of the Washington
Richmond series, an open tourna-
ment, and other events.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
Kelley Wynkoop Hits 49
For Tropshoot Prize

One missed clay pigeon stood be-
tween Kelley Wynkoop and perfect
score yesterday as he won the weekly
shoot of the Washington Gun Club
with a 49 total
In the 25-target handicap event,
w. F. Burrows was tops with an
other near-perfect score, 24x25.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
City B Semitic Stake
In PIuzu-CupitoI Tilt

Plaza Tile, first-half winner in
the National CITY B League, will
face the Capital Cafe nine at 1920
this morning on the South Ellipse in
a game to decide the second-half
winner.
The first-half titlists will pitch
either Tom Doonis or Thaut Taylor,
ace moundsmen. Carmel Nance.
former Western High star, will hurl
for Capital Cafe.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
A. l. Pennont Fight
Again Is MuddIed
BY the Associated Press.


The Yankees and the Red Sox
teamed yesterday to throw the
American League 'pennant chase
into such hopeless muddle that
1t appears as though it won't be
solved until the last game of the
season.
The Yanks, mired in 4 three game
losing streak, rose up in open re-
volt to smash the league leading
Detroit Tigers by 1877 while the Red
Sox punched out 81 victory over
the Cleveland Indians.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
Two Home-Cominqs in Row

Maryland will play home coming
football games on successive Satur-
days. The Terps stage their own
affair for the old grads in entertain
ing Virginia October II and the
following week join Florida in like
event at Gainesville.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
Nicely Needs Fost Back

Jess Neely, beginning his first
term at Rice, is looking for scat
back" TO make the Owls attack
click.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
Notre Dome slipping

Football information released by
Notre Dame for the 1910 season re-
veals the Irish will start with .
'slender squad Of only u men.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
Coach Pitcher Has Valet

"Cap'n Dick" Newsome. San Diego
pitcher, probably is the only player
in organized baseball boasting
personal valet
Evening star., 1940-09-15
Zohorios Mat Promoter

George Zaharias, who was
wrestling favorite here several wears
ago. Is promoting on the Coast.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
School Football

Newport News. 81: Cradock, 0.
Jefferson, 2s: williams Byrd, II.
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