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Evening star., 1942-10-25
Campbell Pin Stakes
Luring City's Stars
To Drives Today
Maryland, Virginia Aces
Also to Bowl in Big
l5-Gome Contest

Washington's bowling fraternity
will be treated to its second star
attraction of the season this after
noon and tonight, when a galaxy Of
sharpshooters from Maryland, Vir-
ginia and the District shoot in the
17th annual Howard Campbell Open.
The winner will receive $400 and a
gold medal
The first five-game block of the
15-game event is scheduled to start
at 2 at Brookland Recreation
Lucky Strike will be the scene of
the. second round starting at $50,
while Convention Hall will be the
site of the final block at $50.
Lou jenkins, No duckpin bowler
of the country, now serving in the
armed forces, is expected to be on
deck to defend his championship
Other Capital contestants will in
clude Hokie Smith. Tony Santini,
Bill King, Ed Blakeney, Ell Geib
Karl Gochenour, Jack Talbert, Bill
Krauss, Joe Harrison, Al Wright
Perce Wolfe. Joe Freschi, Ray Wat
son, Nick Rinaldi, Bub Guethler
Billy Stalcup, Bill Gartrell. Ollie
Pacini. Harry Hilliard, Paul jar
man, Ray Parks and Lou Pantos.
Among the Baltimore contingent
will be Nova Hamilton, Hal Tucker
Winnie Guerke, Doc Pickus, How
ard Parsons, Lou Pohl, Len Zer-
husen and Buck Schsne
Perce Elicit. serving as new sec
retary Of the Washington City Duck
pin Association, will direct his first
big time event He was a contest
ant IN the 1927 inaugural Of the
event and probably will be the only
bowler who rolled then to partic-
ipate today
OF interest also will be handicap
events at King Pin, Hyattsville Rec.
reation and Northeast Temple start.
ing at each alley at 2 o'clock ano
regular scheduled Ladies District
League matches scheduled at with
Arlington at Lafayette, Bethesda al
Takoma, Arcadia at Hi-Skor, Spill.
way at Clarendon, King Pin a
Chevy Chase Ice Palace, Red Circle
at Rendezvous and Rosslyn a
Brookland.
Evening star., 1942-10-25
Rockingham Park Results
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE--Purse. $500: claiming;
6Iiyssr-9lds: 6iynsr DC S. q !n, tuIlonss eo
Fatal Hour Packer 4.40 800
Real Gem (Williams) $50
Mokananne. Valdina Rip, Ghost Hunt, Pari-
ferda, Spare Room.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $500; claiming:
sunspart Williams 17.so ilso"ts $50 $50
Lost Gold (TurnbulD $40 4.2O
Roiy Tyyms Brand - toraiD 500
r, AIso Also Euan.wise Counsel. Time svelt.;
DAILY Double paid s1,oss.4o)
THIRD RAcE-Purs., $500: claiming.
2-year -olds: lis miles.
Pearl Harbor cwilnams) '00 $50 $50 3o" 80"
Sea Power tStevenson) $40
Also ran-Mayfair, Bonnie Rue, Moon
miss. Still Pond and Pops Advice
FOURTH RAcE.Purse. 5000; allow
Fsss Isy sTss@ Fsee cssH.nson Tnrn1a 154o s9" 3o
suntesra .Da,tilo) $50
Also ran-centredale Sky Bound and
FIFTH RACE-Purse 5000: claiming
3-year-olds and upward; furlonss
Wake Robin Dattilo) 300 400 22o
Alhalon Munden) 1850 300
oh Remote Control tcraiE> s44oo
oh Areella tMagath) 220
Time. 1:13a,
Also ran-Fairly Fly and War Melody.
dh Dead heat for show.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: handicap:
all ages: Il miles.
Mixer tCrowther) $50 $50 $50
Some Man lAdair) $50 $40
Ballyarnett CTurnbulD $40
Time. / A..
Also ran-Baruna and Arrow Rock.
SEVENTH RACE--Purse. $500: claim
Sly Tom tGrossi 1900 100 $50
AllergiC fFinnsgan) 400 $50
Count Dor (Dattilo) $50
Also ran-Good stymie. Texalite, Saxon
Paul, Squadron and Dizzy B.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming:
3-year-olds and upward: is miles.
Panther Greek ichafhn 2O.0O $40 $50
Gaspar de Salo tWilliams) 1l.60 $50
Big Chance tCrowther) 440
Also ran-copin. Kurdstan. Forsooth
and In Dutch
NINTH RAcE-Purse, 5000: claiming:
4-year -olds and upward; IA. miles (chute)
Mason Dixon Craig $50 $50 go
Grebe tMascheki 4.40 $50
Abyssinia, tCrowther) t6 2.4o
Also ran--Noodles and Flying Duke.
Evening star., 1942-10-25
Car|berg Victorious
Over FiIeccia in
Ringer Match

Pvt Vito Fileccia Of Camp Lee
national horseshoe pitching star,
took a 50-42 beating from Irwin
Carlberg. District champion. in a
Star-sponsored match yesterday on
the stage at the Community War
Fair, Uline's Arena, but it proved
little The court was only IS feet
instead of the regulation 40
Today Fileccia will be tested by
several other stars. In special
match he will meet the Northern
Virginia champion, Ed Baranowski
then will follow round robin in
cluding the colorful little soldier;
Baranowski. Clair Lacey, Southern
Maryland champion, and Lee Flesh
man, former Southern Maryland
titleholder.
Play on the Commerce Building
courts on Fifteenth street near Con-
/ stitution avenue will start at "
y O'Clock.
Evening star., 1942-10-25

that mas dragged on year after year,
We still had little hope anything
constructive ever would come from
the commission. We were not alone
in tna5 belief.
Since the recent meeting in Balti-
more, however, We have changed
our opinion of the Marine Fisheries
Commission, for it made a clear
cut decision in stating thaC sports
anglers could not and woula not be
ignored. They would be considered
in all deliberations.
Chairman Edmund L. Dunn was
lnsistant that when the sigma tory
States set up their advisory boards
sports anglers be represented. We
understand that every State has
acted along those lines. which means
that for the first time in the history
Of fishing there is common ground
upon which every one interested
may meet and thrash out their
differences.
There was time, and not so long
ago, that the commercial take of the
Atlantic coastal fisheries was more
important than the monies cleaned
from sports fishermen, but in actual
dollars and cents since 1886 the
sports anglers of this country have
spent in following their sport more
than the combined take of all COM
mercial fisheries.
Commercial fishing is important
and right now more so than ever
with every pound of seafcod taken
from the sea making possible the
release of pound of meat for our
Army overseas. Sports angling isn't
a necessity and for the duration it
has been curtailed considerably, but
it will be, after the war, a business
and participation sport that must
be considered. Now that it has been
recognized in the deliberations of the
commission it will make possible the
conservation of some species close to
extinction now.
Some species will be classed solely
as SPORT fishes and commercial net
tiers will not be allowed to take them
Others, such as the striped bass will
be sport fish in certain sections and
food fish in others, but only to be
taken within strict size limits.
Steps have already been taken tt
make the channel bass a game fish
Panels have been appointed by the
commission for those States having
an interest in bass angling from the
beach, the commission has lined ur
solidly in the movement and bill,
will be introduced in the legislature,
of the signatory States. Other pan.
els are working on the striped bas.
and the blue crab.
We should get more Hnd better
| fishing after the war.
Evening star., 1942-10-25
Empire City Results
By the Associated Press


FIRST .RACE-Purse. 81 800. claiming
3.year-olds and upward !. mles
"49 TIms Calls ,ss sAtkinson +4t
Also ran-Hiehomar, Tacoma Chalmac
TRINITY.
SECOND R7AcE-Purse, sr.5oo claim.
rqs n, gssTold 9sdns fNosad,e sad p ao mi!s5
WhstlinF Dick (Rienz1 ~ so 800
oF1nG1 Time. lHs5kslp lsas, 400
Mission Step Ke"man UH1d and GoosebeTqy sa qye"
THIRD RAcE-Pursc; 1000; allow.
Joe Burger lThompson) 4.3o 3.st
ToVser CWestrope) BIC
Also ran-M.ne,ther. styx ssmhar
Sarge Bossuet Bull Pen.
FOURTH RAcE-purs.. $500 added
Hspny N9te Lonsden $50 aso s5o
Dogpatch tAtkinson) $50
Also ran-Rardia, Albstross.
scsr5dale Handicap; 3-year-oids and dup up.
yard: | mile and 20 yards;
Sp raj Pass IRicnzD GO ) 90
Parasang (AtkinSonl 50
Time, -
Also ran-OmisSon. pomaya Fire
Doublrab and Blur Pair
SIXTH RACE-Purse g coo. cls
Ing: 3-year-olds and upward: | =. miles
Happy Family tWestropeI
1910 go 300
Piantaeenct tNodarSel $40 :, SO
Over tClinRmanD OU
Time :442-
Also ran-Buc Warrior Dress Boot
Yankee Party, Grey Wof and Air Current
SEVENTH RACE-PurSe. 81 500. claim
Ing; 3-year-oldS and upward I. miles
Choppy Sea tHaskelD 1850 10 sc
Tellmemore 'Clnemanl $50 $50
Recoenize Loneden) 36C
Tine 1852,
Also ran-Lum!ere. FeSolute II Ron.
ca. Here Goes Shadburn Singing Torch
Tex Hygro and Irish Eaho.
Evening star., 1942-10-25
LaureI Results

FIRST .RACF--Purse.. 1000 claiming.
sske10ds s,k h10 AZ snd s1oc,s go f52sn7 s6 sn %
sieT1losam, Th,. ,,FFr,ckson' 40
Aso raa-a svee7rr-. Lee. Knltetta
Tcc7tsck. Thortna Voucher, Stolen Tryst
and Star Chance
,rG. ;-yrar-oids and Up; 6 furlones. ''''
T'r E,salt Ennt, 'Iut'n n,b.r $40 81" 80" 20"
Afrhanistsn TasilcI 40
sr!I p,ms7 ons ne GRsf v,s Ar'RSE %. a,!s, A@
Bcmike, Walter Haisht. Fogoso
THIRD RAcE-Purse; $1,000; claiming
Hazel w. cTammarol 1910 $50 450
County Cork tBasilet 40 $40
Laekawanns tRooD $50
Also ran--Aerial Fire Decatur. Block
ader Sturdy Duke. Roush GONG. Erin,s
Girl Freds First, Grand Court and Sun
DAILY double paid SIo:.5oD
FOURTH RAcE-Pursc, 81 800: allow
snces, 2-year-olds: l mile and 20 yards
Hartford ,cIaFaeto :a.oo $50
Drudse BOYLE, 80
s, Also g rsg,Rosk ,} Kn,sht Uncle BilIles,
FIFTH RACF-Plrse sIn.oOo added
s,i1s s,ak;T oyesT-ods - Tslss 81 80
Good Mornins, CRobertson' 80 20
Too Timely CMohrtcrE $50
kiso rarLa Now MANDY. T lting, Persits,
Fad, Nippy and Miss Barbara.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. sl5,ooo added;
NsShngton Handicap 3-year-olds and up;
j., miles
WhlrlaNav (Woolf $50 300 80
Thumbs Up tZufelt $40 S?o
Rverland tRobcrtsonl 30
Time, ":03!7.
Also ran-EoulfoX Pictor, Tola Rose,
Aonbarr Equinox Vagrancy.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 800, claim
ing. S-year-olds and upward: ] !. miles.
Navv (Shelhamer) 1HlO 400 40
Chadon Heath young 800 $50
Prince Vovans tGilespicl 900
Also rsn-Miss Goshen, Celseno. Flae
Trumpeter, -WeStnesia.
EIGHTH RACE-PurSe, Sl.1O0: claim
ine; 3-vear-oldS and upward: y. miles.
White Hot tDeerng) 400 go
Sunreme Flag tRoot 80
Time. ':G9.
Also ran-Ros due. Golden Novice Sill
yer Rocket, White Front, Say judge
Chaldar.
Evening star., 1942-10-25
Charity Gets Grid Coin

HOUSTON. Tex. Oct. % tP.-
Coach Jess Nicely and his football
players voted a request that Rice
Institute give charity its share Of
the receipts of recent game be-
tween Rice and the Naval Flying
Base at Corpus Christi. The Com
munity Chest will be s4,028.24 richer.
Evening star., 1942-10-25
Potomac Valley Tract
Bought for Hunters
Hv the Associated Press.

BY The Associated Press.
HAGERSTOWN, Md, Oct. "a
State Game Warden E. Lee Le-
compte announced the purchase OF
the Potomac Valley Orchard tract
of $50 acres by the State in Wash
ington County for a public hunt
ing ground.
He said that the tract. situated
in the western part OF the county
along Sideling Hill Creek. would be
opened to hunters as soon as sur
veys are completed.
Evening star., 1942-10-25
Empire City.
(Fast.)

(Fast)
BY the Louisville Times
Iceland, Fleet Fox. Plucky Ray.
2-Recap, Flying Double, Third Rail.
3-Black Orchid, Vacuum Cleaner,
Her Guardian.
4-De Kalb. Burgaway. Marogay.
5-Wait Bit. Enter. Families
6-The Fiend, Perfect Rhyme, Key
Ring.
7-Volitant. Star Back. At Play.
Best bet-Wait a Bit.
Laurel East.
BY the Louisville Times
1-Go Yves, Sumpin, Gallant Now
lee.
2-Epaway. Orelene. Good Lawyer.
Brown Imp, Bright and Gay, Din.
4EBroiler, Scarcanter, Quintilian.
5-Beauzar, Guerilla, George La
maze
6-Rough Pass, Enterprise. Rough
Time.
7-Spoonbread, Kansas, Russia.
8-Toujour, Sky Soldier, Gino T.
Best Det-Rougn PaSS.
BY the Louisville Times.
Rockingham.
tSloW)
1-Lustrous, Islam King, Dense
Path.
2-Of Shore, Head Sea, Not Yet
3-Rissa. Ugin, Alkyon.
| 4-Peace Fleet, Mandate, Cherry
Cobbler.
5-Guy Fawkes, Frontier Jane
| Water Cracker.
6-Transmitter, Temulac, Wanna
Hygro.
7-Poppycock, Accuse Me, Five-o-
| Eight.
8-Diavola Clifi. War Bonnet
| Pari-Ernest. T.
Best bet-ouy rawkes.
Evening star., 1942-10-25
Rockingham Double
Pays S1,036, With
IS Collecting
Dinner Pcrty, Running
First Race, Clicks;
Mixer Is Winner
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SALEM, N. H., Oct. 24.-The daily
double today returned $1,036.40 each
to Is of the $4,000 horse racing fans
at Rockingham Park as Dinner
Party, a 2-year-old running its first
race, won the card-opener and Sun
spark took the second event.
The featured General Green
Handicap for all ages went to S. w.
Shapoff's Mixer, which covered the
mile and sixteenth in 1:47.
The 3-year-old son of Canaan
Hazel Spears took the lead on the
clubhouse turn and never was
headed.
w. S. Payne's Some Man was sec
ond and William Chambers Bal
lyarnett third.
Mixer paid $3.50. $3.50 and $3.50
on 81 ticket in the mutuels: Some
Man $3.50 and $3.40; and Ballyarnett
$3.40.
Evening star., 1942-10-25
Jockey Darrell Set Down

NEW YORK, Oct. "a tR.-Ap-
prentice Jockey Darrell Clingman
was suspended for 10 days by the
stewards at Empire City race track
today for rough riding astride Some
Chance in the sixth race yesterday.
Evening star., 1942-10-25
R. J. LuttreII Garners Both
Local Gun Club Prizes

r. j. Luttrell walked off with both
top prizes yesterday at the weekly
shoot of the Washington Gun Club,
capturing first in both the 50-target
event and the 25-target handicap.
He broke 40 clays for the main
event prize and then followed with
% birds in the handicap.
C,yr, m riac.
Evening star., 1942-10-25
Foxhunters to Gather

PADUCAH. KY, Oct. "a (P,.-The
4sth annual meeting of the National
Foxhunters Association will open
here tomorrow night with bench
show.
Evening star., 1942-10-25
Football at Falls Church

Gibson Grays and Glover Park
Boys Club 140-pound football teams
meet in a game at Falls Church,
Va, today at 2:30.
Evening star., 1942-10-25
Racing Selections for Tomorrow
Laurel.
tFaSt.)

Laurel.
tFaStD
BY the Associated Press
l-Go Yves. Tangelo. Bills Anne.
2-Happy Guess. Omaha Mike, Pick
wick Arms.
3-Burma Road, Wood King, Bright
and Gay.
4-Canterbrun, Quintillian, Scar
canter
5-Justice Nap. Bcauzar. Guerrilla.
6-Marksman. Texon Boy. Layaway.
| kansas, Spoon Bread. Russia.
3-Impregnable, Richmond, Com
pany Rest.
Best bet-Kansas
Empire Consensus East.
BY the Associated Press.
Fortnight, Favor, Plucky Ray.
2-Topless Tower, Recap, McCor-
mick
3-Targe, Princeouillo, Sticky Kitty.
+Burgaway, Marogay, Grand
Party.
5-Flaught, Enter, Fair Call
6-The Fiend. Billy O, Rise Above It..
7-Volitant, Bolivar, Star Back.
Best bet-Flaught.
! Rockingham Consensus (Slow).
! BY the Associated Press.
l-Dense Path, Aunt Millie, Ticky
Otis.
2-Jelwell, Dan Cupid. Screen Test
3-Vingt Et Un, Tripit. Rissa.
4-Bloodhound, Peace Fleet, Shasta
Man.
5-Water Cracker, Wise Decision,
BecomE.
6LTransmitter, Wanna Hygro, Hat
tie Belle.
7-Poppycock, Display Style, Valdina
Caper.
8-Pari-Ernest, Orcades, Kurdistan.
Best bet-Bloodhound.
Evening star., 1942-10-25

BADLY HURT IN SPILL-Jockey Eddie Decamils lies the
track his left leg fractured his face bloody, after he fell
from his Bockade the third Laurel yester
day and by another horse bysander f holds
the injured leg Decamils apparently balance
field the clubhouse
Evening star., 1942-10-25
SECOND RACE-Purse. s1.10O: claim
ing: year -olds: / mile and 20 yards

THIRD RACE-Purse, 81 900; claiming.
steeplechase: maidens; 3-year-olds and |
upward; about :, miles GIN
Baskeroll Brown 1AA
Burma Road tMageel az |
Brlght and Gay tPenrod) - l44 .
Din fCruz) ida
xxxDanerski tRoundtree) - 139 |
XXWood King (RusselN - ia |
SCatse hCSount tbrooKS) ----- l46 |
y o6 nuse loanSSl --------- 146 /
aFranklln & Bosley entry
Evening star., 1942-10-25

THIRD RACF-Purse 81 200: claiming
3-year-oldS and up: ! ia miles
Hazel w. tTammarol 1910 $50 81
County Cork tBasilet 4lO BIO
Lackawanns tRooD $50
Evening star., 1942-10-25

FOURTH RACE-Pursc. Sl.5O0: allow
anceS, 2year-olds: / mile and 20 yards.
Edie Jane lZufelD go 40 so
Hartford CClaEcetU '.o.90 $50
Drudse BOYLE $50
Time. t6a7.
Also ran-RoCk KNIGHT, Uncle BllIleS,
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-27

In today's hand South took
his ace of hearts and exited with
a heart. The ace of trumps was
knocked out, and South exited
with a diamond. Declarer took
out trumps, forced out the king
of clubs and discarded his los
ing diamond on dummy's fourth
club.
South's defense might have
had some reason had he held
the king or queen of diamonds.
But with three worthless dia-
monds, South had no reason to
exit with heart instead of lead
ing a diamond.
There was a reason for the
diamond lead-the general prin-
ciple' of trying to establish de-
fensive tricks, If any, when no
risk is involved. This lead fol-
lowed up with another diamond
lead, would have barred Vests
diamond loser before he could
establish the long club and take
out trumps to cash 1t.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-27

BY PETER E~SON
Formation of an Italian Lee
gion of anti-Fascists in North
and South America, to fight with
the United Nations against the
axis, will be promoted soon with
the return to the United States
from Montevideo, Uruguay. OF
Count Carlo Sforza, former Ital-
ian foreign minister, and Col.
Randolfo Pacciardi, leader of the
famous Garibaldi Legion in the
Spanish Civil War.
Organization of the Pan-Am-
erican Italian Legion from the
10 million Western Hemisphere
Italian descendants will be the
specific assignment of Colonel
Pacciardi. To Count Sforza falls
a larger task of building up an
Italian National Council of Free
Italians all over the world to
work for the liberation of Italy
from Fascism. This Free Italy
or Italia Libre movement will
not attempt to set up new Ital-
ian government In exile, but
will work for the idea that when
the war is over there shall be a
constitutional convention in tia
ly to determine what form of
government the country should
have.
Mandate to Count Carlo Sfor-
Ia to head this movement comes
as a result of the conference just
held in Uruguay, to which some
400 delegates were sent from
Italian anti-Fascist societies in
both North and South America.
The story behind the holding of
the meeting in Montevideo and
maneuverings of Pan-Ameri-
cans of Italian descent over the
past few months make it one of
the more intriguing nationalist
movements of the war. 1t is a
movement which may in the end
be just as important as the Free
French activities, or the Czecho-
slovakian and Yugoslavian in
dependence movements in the
last war.