GARAGE A SERVICE Sailing Stars Poised 60-Year-Old Canoeist STATION EQUIPMENT For Comet Fairfax, With 75 on Squad, L. S. JULLIEN, he. Big Test Will Race Olympic 756 Indian Spring Golfers Play 1443 P St. N.W. NOrth 8075 At Gibson Island In Match Facing Stiff Schedule Champion Here Giant-Midget Sunday Fairfax High has 75 football candi- rice Indian Spring will be a club di- Adamson and Jimmy Emilio vs Prank dates drilling for an 11-game sched- Malcolm Jr. O Mara and Prank By Lambomc, The Aquatic Committee of the vided in the annual Giants Brady: 10:36. D Mas- Sunday terbrook and Johnny Aiken ts. D Arnold ule that includes such tough op- Star Staff Correspondent President's Cup Regatta has and B Ansell; Clilckcs Installed ap- vs. Midgets match. Golf Commit- 10:43. Joe Miller and Dick ponents as Washington-Lee High, a match race between Bird vs. A1 Press and Elwood Poe: 10:50, GIBSON — proved special tee Chairman ISLAND, Md., Sept. 6 Volney Burnett an- R irotter and W B Lons vs S. firkin George Washington and Newport seas and Clyde Newman, a 60-year-old Nor- nounced and partner; 10:57. Harold (tarda and Moderating wind gave 41 pairings and starting times D. News High. Coach Bob Mavity has MAY’S Brake SERVICE folk (Va.) and Ernie Jackson vs. O. Oabrielson and M Der- top-notch skippers from the United paddler, Riedel, for 15(5 players. The losers will foot TICK son. an assistant this year in Tom Dodd, States and Canada an Olympic champion, who the bill for a crab 11:04. P Snowden and H. Htlllkson vs. 21 H St. N.I. RE. 1660 hope for good canoeing feast to be held O. former Richmond University line- will Bluraqulst and Ben Kasow; 11:11, H. sailing for the opening race this compete Sunday afternoon at a later date. Ergle and R. C. Martin vs. Dr. A. T. Uti man. and Comdr. L H. Ward: 11:18. afternoon of the comet class inter- during the rowing and canoe pro- with the members of Jim are Pairings, Huntt and BuddP vs. Among the Rebel veterans over the Sharkey Oeorce national championships being held gram Key Bridge course. the Midgets named first: Thornton and W. H. McPerren: 11:25, Calvin Coleman, speedy back wno W B. Vogel and Ben Bentson J. off here. Newman issued the challenge and 7 a m —W. M Walsh and Ed Hanson vs. B. scored G. W. with AUTO vs. Tom Boteler and RalDh Cole: 8:.'in, Robertson and partner; 11:32. R. H. twice to surprise GLASS has decided to use a Instead O'Malley and H. Among the earliest arrivals for kayak Joe Silverman and M. Portoney vs M. Judge Henderson vs. a defeat last year, and Larry Fones, of a Guerblti and C. O. Sandberc; 8:37, H H Baxter Davis and Lloyd Parmer; 11:3#, REDUCED RATES the three-race standard canoe. Some enthu- who a series were a quartet Kipp and Max Gershen vs. Mike Perra Shirley Chambltn and Ray Lawrenson vs is star passer. siasts believe the Line Johnston and Phil of sailors who trailed their comet kayak to be Blaster and A. Reiter: 8:44, W. M Pittleman Brousseau; 11:46. Other backs include Warren Roee- D. Silling and N. Sill vs. craft than the American canoe of and Prank Paler vs. C. M. Murphy and Johnny Long and 3,500 miles from Vancouver, British S. Simon; 8:51, Charles Kotsln and Harry D. Kennedy: 11:63. Willie Wolf and E. berry and Dave Gamer, while re- TAXICABS the sort Riedel used to win the Cohen vs. Ben Cohen and Joe Kronman. Werner vs. Johnny Goldstein and Dick Columbia, to represent the Royal Kane. turning linemen are Calvert With- International Mile and 9:05—E. De Hart and N. Kluft v*. M. No Waiting Vancouver Yacht Club. Jack Elsey, tandem- L. Long and A. Magidson: 9:12, Mort 12:00. M. Welsman and A. Siegel vs. row. Jack Simpson, Lester Poole "and K. Bennett Dr. Yurow and Joe Oottlelb: 12:14. Maj. with Bruce Carter as will be double championships with Adolph Levy vs. M. Sagman and and Bill Farnell. crew, Lou Gorin; 9:19, Earl Chandler and G Fortlnato and J. Friedman vs G. Sehaup Springle in the Island (Can- and HERSON tailing his Whirlwind. Gordon Bush Sugar Chamberlain va. Oscar Blumenthal and Jimmy Malseed;: 12:21. Bob Stearns and E. J. ada) regatta recently. Milton Silverman: 9:28, Nolan Gibson and and C. Mullins vs. A. J. MacKensie and Curtis, jr., also of Van- H. Miller vs. George InofI and Vic Inofl; partner; 12:28. John Peeney and Lou 72 Florida Ava. N.I. Ml. 7100 The couver, their own paddling will get under way at 9:33. Eli Amanuel and Sol Amanuel vs. Watuman vs. J. P. McShea and W. P. Pat- brought along terson; 1 o'clock with be Tommy Lennon and Johnny Shaw: 9:40. 12:35. B. Hommell and A1 Hend- sails and were granted permission rowing events, to Harry Cohen and Dr. Berman vs. Harry iey vs. A. Laktn and Dr. Shahan: 12:42. the Race held over a half-mile stretch in the Krltt and Phil Haulern; 9:47. Joe Zekas Harry Shaughnessy and Robert Mason vs. by Committee to compete W. J. river and Don Hess vs. Dick Mothershead and Brown and L. B. Taylor; 12:49, Pres in a Gibson Island comet made upper from the Three Sisters D. Hevener: 9:54, A. Coonin and M. Burrows and Ted Burrows vs. Lou Har- available for the three to a line just above the old piers in Rollins vs T. Corcoran and D. Longley. rison and partner; 12:56. Elliott Spicer days. 10:01—D. Bedell and Harold and Leroy Sasscer vs. front of Greenberg Arthur Urban and One of Washington’s two repre- Dempsey's. vs. Sandy Cowan and M E. Rendelman: W. B. Robinson: 1:30. Garland Bowers 10:08. H. Mellncove and I. and BUI Ernie Swimming the Singer vs. Summers vs. Prank O'Connell and “Since 1924” sentatives, Covert, checked in championships get Lou Piankel and Hr Goodblnder: 10:15. George Ashton; 1:25. Harry Ewen and yesterday with his Scandal, regatta started tomorrow night at Jay Wolf and Dr. Morris Wolf vs. Ray Marty Gordon vs. Oordon Fisher and along Weisberg and Alan Weisberg; 10:22. Mau- Maj Ed Grlesemer To better serve you, our facilities with the great bulk of skippers and 7:30 in East Potomac Park’s pool have been greatly expanded. crews. Leslie Wright, with his Fan and the grand windup comes Sep- Tan V, has been delayed, but was PREPPING FOR REGATTA—Here’s Potomac Boat Club’s four- tember 20-21-22 with the power boat Fast, dependable FORD service. before the 2 races. Ault Golf expected pm. starting oared crew which will contest Sunday over the Key Bridge Curtailing Practice on Complete Stock of gun Chesapeake Bay Just east course In conjunction with canoe events In the President’s Cup EASTERN LEAGUE- of here. Albany. 10—7; Elmira, 3—fl. Genuine FORD Parts program. Left to right: T. C. McNeill, W. M. Gordon, D. V. Kern, Hartford, 13—*; Williamsport, 8—6. on Joseph Bartlett of N. For Amateur Snead's Margate, J., A. Douglas and, In Coxswain J. B. Moon. WUkea-Barre, S—2; Binghamton, 3—6. Tip was background, Scranton, 8—7; Utica, 2—11. NORTHEAST MOTOR CO. on hand to defend his title, won Merrell last year at Seaside Park, N. J. Phil By Whittlesey 920 Bladensburg Rd. N.E. Somervell of Edgewater Park, N. J„ British Open Champion Sam who took a fling at professional1 Opp. Soars AT. 0200 class champion in 1940 and 1941, also Nine in Test Bullis' Grid List of 40 Snead passed a tip to Eddie Ault golf before returning to the police1 Jumpers Aqueduct last week at Hot that force was to compete. Springs after his Navy discharge, was' Covert, who is competing in his Eddie’s Indian Spring club members low scorer yesterday with a 73,i he will take to heart in fifth class championship, was run- With War Battle Topweighted Will Grow hope the followed by Sergt. Ben Campell, to Monday National Amateur of the ner-up Bartlett last year. He will ly th» AuociaUd Pratt golf champion- president Washington club,! competition for nearly a year, went DRIVING have the same crew, Arthur Cam- Don Richard, a 200-pound tackle ship next week at Springfield, N. J.- with a 77. The $10,000 Harbor Hill Steeple- • furlongs in 1:14% handily and the duff. Wright, who is racing in his who made the All-Prep team last Snead, whose home is in Hot chase Handicap headlines the racing Christiana Stable’s Megogo stepped The new Sutton RANGE first comet international, will have season, and Jack Berrier, passing Springs, was a spectator at the Fair- Cup champion program at New York’s Aqueduct 6 furlongs in 1:15% handily. and at Washington Golf and his 11-year-old son as his sheet- kicking quarterback, are among acre Bowl Invitation tournament. Country INSTRUCTIONS Track today. the candidates The of the first round Club is Mrs. E. L. Duffles, who tender. Hilton Dabson's Nance's early reporting for morning A field of nine has been Ace, posted a gross score of minus A fresh which has jumpers football practice at Bullis School matches he was an interested ob- 193, northwesterly, named for the test of holder of the world record for 6% about 2 miles; in Silver Coach A1 server on the tee and as 34 handicap strokes for a net of been blowing here for several 6 in Spring. Gross- practice days, with only five interests furlongs, sped furlongs 1:10% 159 in the 36-hole medal showed this of mod- represented. man has a turnout of 40 players Ault had won medal honors with a play handi- J. MONRO HUNTER signs morning Mrs. Esther to win the $4,000 Cover Girl Purse Du Pont Weir has en- and a number more are due Mon- the Indian shotmaker cap event. Mrs. Harold Smith won erating, which should give the fleet a at Garden State Park in 72, Spring TO REACH: Drive li mile, from D. C. tered Galactic and Binder, Mrs. F. yesterday when school drew gross honors with a score line on comfortable day opens. Snead’s attention. two-day New Hampshire Are. extepAed, fairly race. The second Ambrose the fastest time of the meeting. or out Ga. Are. to Clark will start Chesapeake The list of 180. Mrs. M. H. Dinneen won traffic llrbt rirht race is scheduled for and includes several from Slammin' Sam watched Ault for on Cole, rifle Pike to White Oak. rirht tomorrow, and Boojum End, and the low with 30. to the third Rokeby Best Washington high schools such as a few minutes, turned to some other putts *4 mi, rante. Aero*, from new and final Sunday. Top Jay Paley’s Effort captured Naral Ordnance Stable will go with Caddie and Tom Mrs. won sec- Laboratory. in the event is the the Tenny Purse at scor- Tulenko, quarterback from players and walked away. He re- Douglas Tschiffely prise President’s American Aqueduct, Way. Tech; Ernie and turned more than an ond net with 190-30—160, while NOW OPEN NIGHT AND DAY Perpetual Trophy, donated by Dr. ing by half a length under a spar- Ray David, end hour later and Others in the expected field will and Ault still was third went to Mrs. Lafayette Frank- John Elman of Philadelphia, who kling ride by Eddie Arcaro. guard, respectively, from East- practicing. “I’ll tell be Bayard Sharp's Knight’s ern, and Albie lin with four down is commodore of the comet class. Quest, Russell A. "Firestone’s Degage beat Dreschler, Anacostia you one thing about that fellow," 190-22—168, Rigan McKinney’s and to to Mrs. j Navigate A. C. Ernst’s Alamond by 2 lengths halfback. Snead said to a friend, “he has lost par George H. Bailey Kent Miller's War Battle. for the place. A 2-to-l favorite, Dreschler, incidentally, has been his match right here on the practice jr.’s 184-16—168, five down to par. Ball Game to Aid War Battle has been Family assigned top Best Effort covered the 6 impressive in drills so far, showing tee. He practiced too long” of 151 furlongs FACTORY APPROVED Of Killed weight pounds, one more than in 1:12 flat. lots of speed and some "for keeps" Eddie went out and played FOR FACTORY APPROVED SALES—PARTS— Policeman Natigate. blocking and tackling. Another George Fulton of Roanoke, a fel- SERVICE A baseball benefit J. A. Goodwin’s Jack’s Jill tied the speedy and helty halfback is Don low he figured to beat, and CHEVROLET SERVICE for the fam- Several for lost, Wheel Balancing of eligibles Saturday’s re- 6%-furlong track record at Haw- Howren from im- 4 and 3. ON CARS OR Complete Mechanical Service ily the late Patrolman Donald Richmond, while TRUCKS newal of the $15,000-added Quaker thorne in Body and Fender Work W. Downs, who recently was killed winning the La Grance pressive line candidates are Bob Ault will not have too much prac- SEE Complete Faint Jobs City Handicap at Garden State Park while Purse by 2 lengths in 1:17% to Murphy, a Boston out for tice time at the National as he Expert Work on Any Make directing traffic, will be spon- pay boy tackle, will went through speed trials at the A. S. and CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO. CAR or TRUCK sored by the Touchdown Club in $3. Higgins’ Quizzle was sec- Bill Duba, another tackle not leave until Sunday morning, the | Camden, N. J„ course yesterday. ond and the 7725 Wise. Art. Wl. 1635 Outboard Motor Eaty Payment Plan I Griffith Stadium on eve- Shadybrook Farm's aspirant. day before the first 18-hole qualify- Wednesday H. L. Straus' New winner ! ning, September 18. Moon, Duquesne finished third. ing round. Safford-Chandler Motor Co. of the Valley Forge Handicap last The Metropolitan Police Boys' Bobby Brownell, the other District “The Home of friendly Service” Saturday, went a mile in The Club nine, national Police Athletic 1:41% mile and three-sixteenths’ Docusen and Rubio Clash entrant in the renewal of the Na- 629 H St. N.E. AT. 4600 handily, and Turbine, winner of the Endurance IS YOUR CAR SAFE? League champion, will meet Boys’ Handicap at Narragan- tional Amateur championship, plans recent All-American at Brigade of Baltimore, winner of Handicap sett went to Art Ryan’s Flourtown, In Sub to leave tomorrow in order to play Atlantic City, turned three for Title the all-American limited tourna- quarters who completed the distance in Scrap the rugged Baltusrol course twice, of a mile in 1:15%, galloping out 1:58% to win a neck. Hi# ment staged recently on the Ellipse. by Smoke Puff fty Associated Frees at least. The Manor Club ace will 'dsssb: atjr. the mile in 1:42%. was second and Romanicus third. lined \**LooktoLovtng”j Tickets and the services of park NEW YORK, Sept. 6. — Bemie be accompanied by his mother and t for William Hells’ Rounders, out of The winner paid $14.60. Unexcelled j personnel will be donated by Clark Docusen, New Orleans welterweight, father, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Brownell. • Wheel drums Griffith and all proceeds will go to will tangle with Norman Rubio, Al- The Worsham brothers, Lewis and turned REPAIRS the j policeman's family. bany, N. Y„ veteran, in the eight- Buck, also have a tournament date AU Maktt Gold Slated in New over the • Wheel Align- i Sam Choice. Cupper round feature boxing bout at Jersey week end, You’II Be Ahead Stinging menr in a Terps' 'Fat Men's Club' For Madison Square Garden tonight. pro-member tournament at With NASH | Here The headlines a card ar- Ridgewood. SERVICE Regatta scrap BUMPER TO BUMPER SERVICE To Get Extra Work In Timonium Race ly th« Associated Press ranged hurriedly by Promoter Mike JOHNSON j1 New Service j Jacobs to Washington’s golfing FOR ALL MAKES OF CARS Building i replace the world welter- policemen, A Fat Man’s Club with six mem- Special to Th« Star DETROIT. Sept. 6.—The speed SlfTIOMO MOTORS Dispatch weight title fight sched- who trounced a 20-man team from f 1700 Kalorama Rd. N.W. 1 bers has been formed for boat Miss Golden Gate III, only originally \ overweight TIMONIUM, Md., Sept. 6.—Mrs. uled in Yankee Stadium be- the Baltimore Police Department, University of Maryland football real competitor of Guy Lombar- tonight # SHOWROOM: 1*22 M N.W. 1 tween 26>4-6>4, yesterday at Prince H. J. Berry's Stinging Sam, who do's VI for the Marty Servo and Ray Robin- Var-Wood candidates. Coach A1 Heagy has a Tempo Gold Cup to itsiXL ion. Georges, hope Increase their Incorporated 1 Adams 8000 f little extra work for them to do after has been showing some excellent here Labor Day, will be in new Docusen, who is permitted to schedule to Include matches with the others finish practice. route efforts in recent hands for the President s Cup re- fight weeks, comes no more than New York, Philadelphia, Norfolk, Coll One member on Potomac eight rounds here be- OLivcr 3400 Is End Bob James, gatta tjie later this Richmond and LOVING MOTORS / up favorite for the Mayor's Day cause he is only 19 years old, has other cities next ) a 1942 letterman who scales 220. month. 4906 Hampden Lone, Bethesdo, Md. ■ "Your Friendly Packard Dealer" Purse, mile-and-one-sixteenth fea- lost only one decision in 37 year, according to tentative plans, i J Others, all new tackles are: Jim Dan and pro- Gene Arena of Oak- fessional starts. Officials of the Baltimore team are Goodman, 276; Adam Stuart, ture of a program being held in 255; land, Calif., have sold the Golden working on an intercity league for! Ralph Coleman, 228; Bill Klnnear, honor of the visit of Craft to Albin Mayor Theo- Fallon of Detroit. 1947, with the possibility of a Na- 217 and Carl 215. Good- Horne Alexander, dore McKeldin of Baltimore. Fallon already owns the Hotsy 7-to-5#Favorite tion-wide tournament. The District man and Stuart need to drop 20 Totsy, former Gold BRIGGS The Mayor Purse, sixth of the Cup winner, team now has won 2 and lost 1 pounds and the others 10. which had trouble in To day's eight races, has attracted in engine this Outscrap Perry against the Baltimoreans and has year’s classic. a CLARIFIERS addition to Stinging Sam, such George (Sonny) Horne, the Val- fourth match scheduled October Vets to Have Grid Team 1 capable routers as Gogal, Time Play, ley Stream (N. Y.) middleweight, in Baltimore. They play the Veterans’ Associa- Capitol Heights Char Foot, Hazel W and Wild today was quoted as a 7-5 favorite Baltimore Firemen September 19 at tion will a football team Elkton Nines and sponsor Knight. It promises to be an in- Naiman, Risk u he prepared to put the finishing Prince Georges in a return match, this fall. A call for candidates from teresting contest from barrier to touches on 10 days of training for having lost the first. the Seat Capitol Heights, Pleasant wire. Clean Slates in A.-A. Tilt his scrap with Washington’s Aaron Washington’s Pvt. Keith Kalllo. and nearby areas has gone out for REFILLS Others performing who Perry Monday night in Griffith 3 o’clock tomorrow at Maryland today, Spociol Dispatch to Th« Star Stadium, ■ stand excellent chances of winning Park High School. Local backers of their respective races are: Rokeby HARRISBURG, Pa., Sept. Perry, however, have been SALES Jake, Clever, Skipper Jack, Scurry Washington’s Naiman Photo nine encouraged by the punch and timing the youngster has been Gal, Outlet, Busy Moments and and the Elkton