The Boston Globe from Boston, Massachusetts • 18

uintnrop Regatta Veteran Gingham Skipper Saluted ft'rth Two Inns After Notable Victory at GOODELL'S STRATEGY OFFICIALS ON JUDGES' BOAT AT WINTHROP HUNT'S HORNET WINS RESAIL: KARSHICK SURPRISES ONLY RACE AT MARBLEHEAD Victor Finishes Ahead WINTHROP SKIPPERS Record Fleet of 109 Breaks Mark Made Saturday Corsair Wins As Rival Is Disqualified And Captures Race Week Cup in Class Taygeta is Third, Robin Fourth j- jjs km. v- )mt -v i i i I Ail A t4 I Left to Right II. G. Anderton, Capt Mortimer Nickerson, William F. Dealy.

Last Winter, in Arizona, Judge Landis predicted that baseball would take at least a 25 percent jump over the year before. This is Labor Day, with the stretch just ahead and baseball has already beaten this increase. "I should say we are just about 30 percent ahead of John Heydler, president of the National League, said. "And the peculiar feature is that Sunday baseball in Philadelphia hurt, rather than helped, as far as attendance goes. The answer is simple.

The Phillies have not been up in the pennant fight and most of the dates given to Philadelphia were taken away from Brooklyn a great Sunday town. Boston hasn't done quite so well as last year but well enough. I believe September will be another good month one of the best we have had. "As I understand the American League has had about the same increase. Detroit has had a big year, while New York and Boston, I know, are well beyend a year ago." wnmiROP.

sept j-xrafred Karshick. veteran from tin-urn Hiticrham trav TWillivl till biff surprise in the second-day race of the three-day regatta of the Cottage Park and "Winthrop Yacht Clubs here this afternoon. He railed his Reina to victory in the Class tMarconi, and drew two guns frora the judges boat. Ordinarily one gun is the salute to a class winner. But it has been so many, jnany moons since Skipper Karsicck paraded home in the flagship position of his class that the judges decided to give the "Grand Old Man big hand, and they did the big cannon being used, so that everybody might hear.

Capt Kirshick, hailed as a ral iperunsaa. in the yachting fraternity arouad Massachusetts Bay, bowed modestly at the boisterous reception, and later at the club-he use received the plaudits of his rr.ar.y admirers. Fleet Reaches 109 Gcr.eral! speakir.s it was a great day for skpers and their craft. A steady breeze, blowing from the east-southeast, generated arr.ple power to send thera along at a merry j-ace. A ficet of 1C3 boats took the in tha 14 classes the record of all the seeen arnual races staged ty the local clubs.

Tr.rce vainer protests were filed itn the judges. One of them was allowed. csi the other two. forgotten. And three skippers were disqualified for the reason that they got mixed up and sailed the wrong course.

Seme real excitement was staged aboard the jiidges" boat. too. First Capt Mortimer Nickerson. scanning the ruSed water for "news," observed an upset craft oft Apple lf A speed boat was rushed to fr.2 spot. It proved to be a Snow Bird, but nobody was aboard, or in tight in the-water.

A hurried investigation, however, revealed tha the youthful skipper, an East Bcstoa3ad. had been pulled from the water before Capt Nickerson spotted the "wrecx." The boat was the Nina. At the cFise of the race. Kenneth 3-Iagocn- barely escaped serious in-Jury when re small cannon was ac-ridently discharged almost in his face. Probably of the most disappointed skippers cf the fleet was Martha McDonald, skipper of -the Step-an'-Fetch-It.

Martha sailed a beautiful race in "the Ccot Class and was out front on. the run home when she erred. She failed to round the dol- v. I v. gun.

but later the judges tesd to dis hfr Jchr Ncnfs Corsair, i first honors. Kipper Leads Oriental George RcA, handling the tiller of LesI.e RawchrZgs Kipper, piloted his crait to a spectacular victory over Ed Jenkins" Oriental in the I. CI ess. yesterday's winner. Noris, sailing the Mendora, the South Boston Y.

colors, duplicated bis victory of yes- terday in thf Crane 1 5-foot ers. His' rlub mate. -Bill" Wells, sailed thei Peggy to a victory in the Indian Class, nosing out Horatio Holland's Pelican II. yesterday's winner, by a margin of tvao minutes and 10 sec-en ff 5. Other class winners were: Crest, Star Yankee.

Cottage Park Flirt, Mass Bay 15-Footers; Tern. Snipes: Kingbird. Snow Birds; Wintimop Hustlers; Prancer, Wi throp Y. 15-Footers; Dorothy, Qrcy Cats; and Demon. Handicap I I 1 i i BAFFLES PURSUERS Becomes Best Buccaneer of Cotuit Fleet Special Dispatch to the GloBs COTUTT, Sept 2PhUlip Goodell Jr, sailing Mouette, and Nancy Diven, sailing Scant, won two pirate races which brought out 19 craft, the largest fleet the season, for the Cotuit Mosquito Club's program today.

Goodell turned In a neat bit of psychology to win the first race, holding a pursuing craft of young women at bay by jumping scantily clad into the water. Miss Diven won the second race by clever sailing and better dodging of missiles. The pirate race consisted of a chase by a revenue cutter Joseph Matti-son Jr, sailing Vitesse with the other 18 craft having a five-minute start. Instead of cannon balls the revenuer was armed with tennis balls, A direct hit in the cockpit of a pirate put it out of commission theoretically, and the skipper joined the, revenuer in pursuit of other pirates. Skippers were armed with everything from garbage can tops to paddles to ward off the tennis balls.

Goodell sailed up a creek, beached his boat, tipped -t over so his cockpit couldn't be hit, and jumped into the water. IIis pursuing revenuer was manned by young women who let the pirate's inadequate dress keep them at -bay until male reinforcements arrived." As the last surviving pirate, Goodell won the race. The committee boat following the race spent the afternoon fishing up tennis balls, and at the close of the day both pirates and revenuers engaged in a free-for-all bombardment of the committee boat. REDSKIN RECRUITS ARRIVE AT WAYLAND CAMP TODAY Sidney Gillman and Frank Walton, stellar Redskin- recruits from Ohio State and Pittsburg, respectively, are scheduled to reach the Wayland camp of the Redskin tribe this morning. Gillman, highly touted end, and Walton, Pitt's mighty guard of a year ago, are reporting late due to participation in the College -All-Stars-Chi-cago Bears game at Soldiers Field last weekend.

They are in the best physical condition after three weeks of intensive training and with a real game under their belts should make things mighty interesting for the other candidates on Lone Star Dietz promising Redskin squad. Inasmuch as Coach Dietz plans to pick his first two teams this coming week, the scrimmage sessions of the next few days should see some fierce playing. Lone Star has more than 30 men drilling at Wayland and several of these must be let go or sent to other teams before the opening game with Pittsburg a week from next Sunday. I The first team is beginning to take shape with the eight veterans and some of the outstanding newcomers like Pug Rentner, Marvin Ellstrom, Gail O'Brien and Swede Olsson showing exceptional form. However, none of these recruits is assured of a regular berth to date and may be relegated to the lowly ranks before the middle of the week if some other player begins to scintillate.

Coach Dietz gave the tribe a day off yesterday in order that they might be fully rested for today's scrimmage WILD DUCK TAKES HEAT IN THE WEIRS REGATTA THE WEIRS, Sept 2 Wild Duck, driven by Archie Gulliford of Lynn, Mass, won the first heat of Ithe runabout championship race at iicus xidiuur ims airernoon, ine feature event of the annual regatta of the Winnipesaukee Power Boat Association. The races today opened the regatta and were witnessed by a crowd of more than 5000. The yacht races were postponed for lack of wind. The final heats will be run tomor row afternoon. The summary: RUNABOUT CHAMPIONSHIP by.

wud Duck, owned by G. Gaillard of Center Harbor and driven by The Alalou II. owned by William S. Brophy and driven by Nate Goodhue, second: Fpe. num.H anA 1 McLaurlan, Boston, third: Doris Lillian, owned and driven by Clifford Hay-decke, Wolfeboro, fourth.

Time. 42.60. CLASS OUTBOARDS Firt heat linn jft rai lando, Fla, 35.29 mph; Flask, driven by Benjamin F. Worcester, of Alton Bay, sec- VUUt CLASS OUTBOARDS First beat won by F-36, driven by Csl ter Dexter. Concord, second.

CLASS OUTBOARDS First heat unn Trw Rprom a H. Oulette, Dover, and Alton Bay! 43.63 mph F-36, driven by Cal Meloon. onanoo, Fla, 43.03. second. RUNABOUTS UNDER 60-H.

P. First Heat Won by Ariel, driven by W. G. Oldham, Birch Island; LH. driven by Lawrence Hallin, Alton Bay, second.

RUNABOUTS UNDER 125-H. P. First Heat Wnn Viw Smnlr. -RnrlK by Jack Palmer, Reading. Mass; Pal, driven wiuiam noyt, seona.

RUNABOUTS UNDER 250-H, P. First Hpat Wnn hwlMloH, i Edward Rodsers, Lowell. Mass: Iris, driven by Stephen Guardino, Brooklyn, second. HANDICAP RACE Ffet HeatWon by Madeline, driven by Edward Rodgers; Cahoots, Archie Gulliford, second. PETREL AGAIN LEADS FLEET HULL, Sept 2 Skippers of the Hull Yacht Club took part today in a handicap race over a 4'-mile course in Hull Bay A steady easterly wind blew throughout.

George Palmer, in the Petrel, repeated his victory of yesterday by leading the fleet across the finish line. The summary: Name and Owner time GfPrB. .0:46:08 tiVj'V V. 0:46:15 fettieAV-rchlfi' Tufts. ,.0:47:30 May Alice, Paul JakmauBh 0:48:30 Mim and Gin, Hoy, 0:50:43 St Anthony.

Thomas McDonald. ,...0:51:05 Hammie, Joseph White Jr, 0:51:30 Belle, 0:54:05 Lucy James ,.0:58:18 Hot Cha, David and Robert Pelham. 0:59:35 Gabriella. Jean Tufts 1:01:40 Tuna, Geortre McMillian. 1:04:23 Red DevU, Finbar Connell JACKSON'S LEND! FIRST WEST YARMOUTH, Sept 2 C.

Henry Jackson sailed Lend! to a victory in the old man's race of the Lewis Bay yacht club today. The summary: Name and Owner l.endi, It El Time .,..1:15:25 iee, .1 lO 2 wee ckua, syme Blue Boy, Cyrus ,....1:18:59 Tar Baby, .,1:20:45 'id. ,1:22:30 TttijeiL'Ttl, O.VIKC 4 Duichka, Arthur .1:26:10 WH1TEFISH CLOSE FIRST ESSEX, Sept 2 Whitcfish nosed out Snapper among the fish boats at Conomo Point today. The summary: Nam and owner El Tim Whitffinh, Richardson Snapper, Pride. 1:58:10 Lei oyer.

2:03:30 FRONTIERS WIN IN 15 INNINGS ST JOHNSBURY. Vt, Sept 2 The Newport Frontiers beat the St Johns-bury Senators in the first of a series of five game in 15 innings, 4 to 2. of Wticelock's Caraif "Qs" was much different from race-weeK coniest. Thus tha Corinthian mM-SurirV trophy and the Corinthian Y. Cv' -Q Cup remain with C.

Raytr' Hunt, whose Hornet realty madei remarkable record during the enfo The C. Y. C. Class Cup is awi ed each season to the 25-rater ing the best record on percental in the eight contests of race wj and revised standing of the boats as follows: Hornet .943. Cara Mia Tr? Taygeta .708, Robin .605, Falcon Jajv-Spindle 484, Venturer, .444.

Witch .400, Lively Lady .348, Hope 568. The summary: "i CLASS Q. 25-RATING, IOV4 MUi i Resail ot Aug 11 Name and1 Owner Elf-i Hornet, Raymond Hunt 2 Cara Mia. Harold isi-l Tavgeta, Joseph Santry.i..,,i,,.j i'; Falcon, Edward Spindle, Edwin Proston (, Sea Witch. Francis ...3 Ji Robin, Chandler Hovpy Venturer.

Albert Finluv Lively Lady, Malcolm Pleon Races Next Week I The annual Knowles and deLorji'-trophies races, sailed by the Y. C. over longer than the usual tjc'i ing course of Marblehead, will held by the club either Sundav Monday of next week The Kr.cVn; trophy is raced for by the larger borj of the club, while in the last two three seasons the only competitor! the deLoriea trophy match have tne n-iooiers 01 class x. LUGY REGS DEFEATED BY SELECT TEAM, 1- Joe Costa Scores Lone Goaf at East Cambridge Tfye North Massachusetts and Kw Hampshire State select soccer tear made its initial bow to the home fn yesterday at Commercial Field, Cambridge, defeating Lusitania Rr reation outfit, champion rf the E- ton and District League, 1-0. By winning yesterday's clash State All-Stars made it four Ptraij! of the New Brunswick teams on 3.

tour of that Canadian Province, Joe Costa, the goal-scoring on the Canadian trip, was responsM for the lone goal of yesterday's fr: booting the ball past Bragga, Lj Bees' goalie, after a fine indiviiU play in the first half. Wally Silva and Tony Maderii two of the State team players t' also aremembers of the Portugursd team, were permitted to play their own club. The summary: N. M. AND N.

H. STATE SEirCT-' Benson. Tillan, J. Lyons rb; D. Fern lb; W.

Wilson, rh; J. Mcrjonmiiii. rh; Mahoney, Dennerly. lh; Hay. rot; A Wilson, rif; Joe Coota, cf" lames Lor, lif; M.

Garrigan, lof. i LUSITANIA RECREATION A. Brilfa Ki T. Camara, lb: J. Russell, rb: J.

nerio, 3h; M. Pevir. ch: J. Rocn. rh: Silva.

lot: C. McLauRhiin. hi; Ti Roc! cf; M. Travers, rif; A. Maderioi, rof, i Score.

N. M. and N. H. State Srifrtl Coal.

Joe Costa. Referee, D. Buchar Dorchester. Linesmen. C.

Wolfram, Anderios, Boston. Time, two 45m peuan BOSTON PRO SOCCER TEAM MEETS THORNTONS T0DA Boston's big pro soccer team, me' bers of the American Soccer Lea. swings into action this afternoon Caledonian Grove, West Koxbmr' against' Thornton Victorias iw Rhode Island in the seven-a-wt contest sponsored by the Order Scottish Clans at its rucruc. The Boston nlavers selected lorn. game are Tommy McMiJl.in, GorlM Burness, Bobby Green, Harry Bacv ess.

"Poly" Guyda. Jack Brink and Charley O'Hare. I Thornton Victorias hav vr nounced a starting line-up, but have Mullaney, Campbell, Cald, Kelly, Ramone, Oborne, bcott, Thornhill to select from. 5 The game starts at 4.30 m. DOGS IN HUNT TRIALS AT GROTON FIELD SHOfl GBOTON, Sept 2 Dog lovers i this vicinitv had their dav here tc when dogs in all hunter classes put on exhibition and also werei through their paces in the dice, hunts.

Early this morning there we number of hunters on hand their fox hounds to start off on fox hunt, getting away at 5 ofe This event was won by "Jack," by A. B. F. Kcnney Company, cester, who walked off with the prize money, $100. Ranger," by J.

L. Tourger, Peacedale. "Betty." owned by James Com Walpole: 'Street," owned by 1 E. Fisher of Marlboro, and "Sk'-Pm owned by Harvey Reynolds, inster, finished iu the order natnei Possibly the big features of the to the spectators were the coon w-with the coon treed where the tators could watch the hounds made the trail to the animal. '-close finishes had the pcctatort edge, as hound after hound through the underbrush and tor the tree.

Besides the dogs, on Monday is to be a horse show, with inent horsemen entering their The event is being put on ty Ayer Gun and Sportsmen's Cluo other affiliated clubs, and is benefit of the Groton Hospital, vfo munity Memorial Hospital oi i and the Bridle Path. I GUILFORD AND LYNCH TURN IN GOOD CAR fiiiilfrnvl mnA JoC Lf1' both entered in the National Am rounds over the week-end 7 land and both appear to be tt I fettle. Guilford carded a 75 Saturday- played 86 holes yesterday. morning he had a 75 and in tn ternoon, playing with Fred Core" George Dentoa and Joe lienor" he corded a 73. mla Lynch scored a 70 yesterday Special Dispatch to the Glob MARBLEHEAD, Sept 2 This old port was very quiet today for the first Sunday since the middle of June, as the regular Sunday series came to an end a week ago and the only racing of the day was the resail of the Class contest from Saturday of race week.

This was held by the Corinthian this afternoon at the request of the owners of the 25-raters, as on the day of the original race the weather mark was more than a mile out from its plotted place on the racing chart, and the stern was first around as her skipper was the first to spy the turning mark. Today's race was sailed in a quite light southeasterly breeze but under considerably better conditions than those yesterday in the Eastern Y. C. event. The nine 25-raters sailed the same course as Saturday, a beat to the outer southeast buoy, then a reach to Newcomb's Ledge whistler, and a spinnaker run to the finish.

Hornet Again Winner Hornet, the winner of the Aug 11 contest, was again the first this afternoon after quite a close race with Harold S. Wheelock's Cara Mia. But astern of Hornet the order of the CRESCENT PADDLERS LEAD IN REGATTA Special Dispatch to the Globe GREENVILLE, Sept 2 Staging a continual run of upset victories, the Crescent paddlers of Waltham took the lead in the race for the championship of the Ilkiuma canoe regatta at Waterman's Reservoir today by scoring 33 points. The Samosets of Boston, with 16 points, were second, Breeds Club of Dedham had 14, Dedham 10, the Nite Owls 7 and Omicron Delta 1. The Samosets made a clean sweep of first places in the senior events, but were unable to match, the pace of the Waltham outfit in the junior and intermediate races.

The summary: SENIOR EVENTS Single Blade Won by Leo Volk, Samo-set; J. Hasenfus, Breeds, second; Ted Blackman. Breeds, third. Double Blade Tandem Won by L. Zaboy and J.

Zaboy, Samoset: J. Mosher and Volante, Crescent, second; Bingham and KropofT, Samoset, third single Jilade our won ny feamoset Volk. J. Zaboy, L. Zaboy.

KropofT Crescent (Mickey. Riosner, AioriBht, Volante. second; Breeds (Hasenfus. uaugti-awced, Blackman and Beeton), third. INTERMEDIATE EVENTS Single Single Blade; Won by E.

Volante. Crescent; F. Richenburg. Breeds, second; Leo Hickey. Crescent, third.

Double Blade Tandem Won by Hickey and White, Crescent; Hanson and Albrecht, Crescent, second; Bussey and McCarty Dedham. third. Single Blade Four won ry crescent fLutz. Gilmichael. Harding.

B. Mosher): Dedham (Malewitz, Stutz, Schartman, Birchall), second; Kite (Jwis ttruuiemelte, Gallagher, Lundberg, Cheney, third, JUNIOR EVENTS Single Single Blade Won by F. Richen- burg, Breeds; R. Harding, Crescent, second; Chet Cheney, Nite Owls, third. Double Blade Tandem Won by Hardinff and B.

Mosher, Crescent; McCarty and Bussey, Dedham, second; McCarron and Mitchell, Omicron Delta, third. Single Blade tour won oy initb ywis (Guillemette. Gallagher, Lundbere, Che ney); Deanam (jvicuariy. niz, maiewuz, Huntmani, second; Breeds (Rlchenburg, Warren, jworrisi, xnira. FREAK EVENTS Tail-End Race Won by Hay Mellor, rikiuma; F.

Bfchenbure, Breeds, second; R. Gallagher, Omicron Delta, third. Mixed Tandem Miss Ethel Besse ana Leo Hickey, Crescent: Miss Emma Smith ana trnest voianie. crescent, emai mui Mary Cronin and Robert Birchell, Dedham, third. CRICKET GAME DRAWN AS JIME LIMIT EXPIRES Primrose cricket team of New York and the Athletics Combined of the Massachusetts State League played an all-day cricket, match out at Franklin Field, Dorchester, yesterday, and when it was all over the teams were in a "draw" game, with the New Yorkers scoring 105 for their inning while the Boston team scored 99 for the loss of 10 wickets, and had to "pull stumps" on account of the closing time law.

The teams will play today, starting at 11 a and the fans expect to see an even better display than In the opener. The summary: NEW YORK PRIMROSE C. J. Mae-Bain Feaser, F. Clarke run out.

L. Sears Newton, G. Wilson Fraser Newton, 33; C. Christie Newton, F. ONeil Newton, 18; T.

Smith Parks, at C. Brown std Lynch Parks, C. Darlington Parks, 6: J. Davis Parks, 0: Coley Harris Fraser, Ellis not out, 0, Extras, 9. Total, 105.

ATHLETICS COMBINED BOSTON A. Parks Neil, 37; O. Newton Darlington Brown, Normie MacBain, J. Mosley std Darlington MacBain, Ri Cave Brown, C. Busby Wilson MacBain, 18; Chambers Brown, IS; Fraser MacBain, M.

Lynch Brown. 3: Springer not out, O. Harris MacBain, H. Hewitt not out- 0. Extras, 8.

Total. 89 for 10 wickets. PALAVANCHI'S BIRD WINS PLYMOUTH. Sept 2 The first pigeon flight of the Fall season from Greenfield, Mass, to Plymouth. 108 miles, took place today.

The Plym outh Flying Club had 200 birds en tered. Louis Palavanchl of South won first nrize. the winning bird averag- ine 915 yards a minute. Second and third prizes went to Allen Gorham. TROUTWINE WINNER TWICE HUNTINGTON, Conn.

Sept 2 (A. P) Wild Bill Trout wine of Glovers-vllle. Y. sped to victory In the 10- mile auto race feature event at the Huntington track today. Besides taking tU main race in 12 minutes and eight seconds.

Troutwine captured the second five-mile race. Tha summary: First Race. Five Mile Won tiy Na Haywood, Long Mill! Allen i KelWfS. pan-bury, second; Wallard, Schenectady, Y. thiirt.

Time, 6:40. Second Kace, Five Miles Won by Bill Troutwine, Gloversville, Ys Miko Jf.Hke, Jolinstown, second! Peta Lent, 0in ing, third, Tlinr. 5 Third Race, 7 Mtl Won by John Mulvihtl. Donmiryj Speed Boston, second; Bill Horton. South Norwalk, third.

Tune, Fourth Race. 10 Miles Won by Trt wine; Lent, second; Mulvihu, third, Tuuck ,.,7:19:23 ...2:20:57 .1.2:34:02 ...2:34:04 ...2:37:33 eron. Harry WINTHROP HUSTLERS. 7 MILES Huakie. George upset, Charles Pike Hawk.

Buster Keenan 2:07:04 SNIPE CLASS. 4 MILES Tern. William Taylor Shadow. William Gabele HumbuJt. Charles 1:15:31 Pin' a.

John MaUren 1::9 K. William Aicardl. 1:16:17 Waso. Jamn Firming. .1:1 Jeanne.

KtJhh Zephyr. Roman 1:13:20 Hey-Her. Oeorwe Hey .1:20:22 Rooue. Phillips 1:29:44 QTJTXCY CATS, 1. MILES Dorothy.

AI Helfrlch ..2:00:29 KiacrU HaU 2:02:35 Honcy-Bov. 2:04:52 Bola. YounCQuist .2:05:43 Jumbo. Robert Kirkland. ..2:06:50 Pal.

Walter 2:10:24 Anxel. 2:12:02 Eleanor. McCabe 2:13:50 Sambo. Cenrce Morey. .2:14:41 Pcnquin.

Harry Walker. .2:16:31 HANDICAP CLASS, 7i MILES Demon. Armrtror. Bro. ..1 Howard L.

John Vo. .1:50:43 Peep, owaer unknown. ..1:54:12 Ariel. Crwsman V. Graylituf I.

1:59:24 Nancy. HaJlem :41 Grayling II. Rich 2:03:39 Otae. owrer Pup. Litchfield A Teaser, owner unknown.

Disqualified Norma. Smitn. COOTS. 4 MILES Coriair. John Nueent .4:24:10 Baby Pookie.

Barbara Cheerio. John Baker Jr. Roma. A Van Horn Pally R. Carroll V.

1:28:40 Dragon. Magooa 1 :29:35 Bimbo, Scotson Step-aa'-Feich-It. McDonald. SNOWBIRDS. 4 MILES KfngWrH.

Fr-rf M-an? 1:22.55 Sea Hawk. John Mae. Van Genert. 1:25:29 Bimbo. A Lar.rtry.

1:2:26 Ac. Walker Bro- 1:28:15 Squat-Squa. Joe Huerth -Time not taken Laxy Eones. owner unknown. Tunc not taken MORNING RACES JL'NIOR INDIANS fGRAY TROPHY) 3 MTI.F-S Name and skipper Winona.

Cliflord Bean .............1:00:05 Mohawk. Williams ........1:02:15 Squanto. Francis LeBlanc ..........1:02:50 Hermit. Wendell Davis .............1:02:55 Kismet. Gecrite Scott Badger VI.

Claude Bailey 1:05:20 Arrow. Kermeth Glazebook ........1:07:07 Tammany. Robert McNamara .1:07:40 Pelican IT. Gordon Tabcr Os-seo. Robert Hale .....1:07:58 Seminole.

Stanley Bawjon .1:08:43 Black Hawk. Bsll McPherson 1:09:12 Lark. Ken Patten 1:09:41 JVNIOH COTTAGE PARK 15-FOOTERS 3 MILES Sally. George Memll 1:05:43 Tiger. Robert McNutt .1:06:21 Yankee.

Robert Reid 1:06:44 Geraldine. Wm Cohan 1:09:38 Pirate. Bob Bevendge 1:10:09 Joan. Beaie Gordon .........1:11:13 JUNIOR STAR CLASS. 3 MILES Vision.

Fulhem Bros Crest. Wm Montgomery Tip. Dallas Addison 0.59:16 WINTHROP HUSTLERS. 3 MILES Postponed Eastern C. Midsummer Race Week Trophy Huskie.

Custer Edwards 1:08:07 Hurset. Charles P.ke ....1:03:32 Hawk. Buster Keenan .............1:09:43 TABASCO DEFEATS TAJA GLOUCESTEB. Sept 2 Tabasco recruit to the Class at Eastern XUlXit. UCJ.CUICU l.

iaja 1 afternoon by two minutes. Goblin, sailing consistently, kept Imun under cover all the way. The siimmarv: summary: CLASS Name and Owner EI Time Tabasco V. Harry Wheeler 1:37:37 Taja. John Johnson 1:39:40 Bonnie Prince.

James Stuart 1:43:26 TRIANGLE CLASS Goblin. Raymond Jr ........1:50:02 Injun. Hastings Gamase ...1:5154 BluebiH. Horace Bent 1:52:03 Mavourneen. Gerald O'Brien 1:52:50 Scalene.

Torrance Baker. ........1:52:50 Black Bes. Henry Sleeper Kitmer II. Meredith Talbot cursor, iv t. crown Tnton.

Jane Rosenthal ..1:54:31 Carelcslla. Priscilla Wonson ......1:54:34 Idol. Ehzaheth Stewart 1 Aiito. tunninKnam urotners Flirt. Bobb Elwell Wheenaw.

Francis A Brewer Jr Tantala, Hyde Cox ,..1:57:58 ,..2:00:0 PARDEE'S SKIPPER VICTOR FOR CUP AT HARWICH PORT HARWICHPORT, Sept 2 Edith Pardee's Skipper, tailed by Ann Cleveland, captured the William R. Kales Cup when it defeated Wet otber stone Horse Yacht Club CLASS A Nam and Owner Curlew. Bruce Steebe EI Time .1:19:40 1:20:28 V'sshU. Willtum Kales Folly. Va.nBuren DuBarry.

M-sres Lee .1:23:45 Pobhle, Haroid Cleveland 1:23:47 Nancy Jane. A Gifford .........1:26:33 Suidad. 1:41:25 STONE HORSE JUNIORS A mica. Rum Andrews 1:31:35 Palmer Putnam ....1:33:41 Pandennaicii. VanBuren .......1:38:45 Otter.

Wm Cushwas ..............1:47:15 Hetty. Tailor T.N.T. CLASS Aythy. Cha Vemon 0:45:11 Skimmer. I.

W. PettenKill .0.47:09 Ned Flash Marbar. Mary Hickey SAO. Mary Pelteneill 0.49:25 .0:50:11 0:52:41 ..0:53:39 0:54:07 0:57:28 RACE Wet Fanny. Dave Davm PStimnuif.

Rufu Walker Wynrte. ClayberRer Sea Witch. Buddy Brett Papoose. John Brown FACX. GRAY CUP Naner Jane, A Gifford Vashti, Wm Kale .1:22:50 1:34 RACE 1:49:21 W.

R. KALES CUP jf Wet Fanni, Dave Davis AVIS, SEA GULL AND RAB COHASSET RACE WINNERS COHASSET. Sept 2 The AVIS, skippered by Mrs L. S. BelL won the 17-footers' regular Sunday race at the Cohasset Yacht Club today.

The l- Biei5w; "ptured the Cape Cod Knockabout race and the le ErothT5 Rab outdistanced all c'hers in the Herresholl class. The summary: 17-rOOTERS Name and Owner El Time Avis. Mr Bell 2:30:03 Shontin Star. MAT McElwaln. .2:32:44 Jonah.

Philip Benson ..2:36:02 Blue Moon, 9 Grey Bemis 2:36:53 Question Mark. ....2:39:38 Flash. 2:39:54 Heron, At Jolinwsn 2:42:11 Hurricane. George Sarsent. ...2:43:02 Auk.

Willrutt. 2:44:23 Kcamper. Stephen Jinx. Davis Drinkwater Withdrew CAPE COD KNOCKABOUTS 5 Gull. JT BKelow 1:21:87 l.Ude.

Seymour Alden. :27: 17 Anteejr, Ac Menard. .....,,,..,.1:30:33 lUtiwr. Peneiooe .1:32 S3 H'KoUclt If. Jon Chnin WiUidrew HERRESHOFF 12-FOOTER3 Pah.

Te B'others Tar nhif, Henrv Klmonds Jr. 1 f-i-Hrh. Georte Capt Richard DeB. Boardman, Grant! and Rice the best all-round pitching motion baseball has yet seen. And, looking for pitchers who were had to hit there was a fellow by the name of Grover Cleveland Alexander who had 16 shutouts in one year.

Gehrig On Rampage In the meantime, Lou Gehrig is winging away on his double bid. He is now stepping into the final three weeks with an excellent chance to take away the home-run crown for a season's wear and also lead the percentage column. A home-run hitter with the highest league average would be pretty well set on the hitting throne- (Copyright, JS34, by N. A. N.

Inc.) maintaining her position from then on. Uhe summary: DUXBURY DUCKS Name and Owner 5 El Time Black Duck. 1:26:35 1:28:21 1:29:06 1:30:38 1:30:39 Read Head, Edward Hutton. ooDiin, Lawson Blue Eagle, John Nicholi Jr, Pete. Charles Eaton Jr Pintail, A Warren 1:30:42 PILGRIM CLASS Invader, Helen Hunt My Toy, Chester Eaton 1:33:45 1:35:16 HALE'S TEAM IS WINNER IN ANNISQUAM CONTEST GLOUCESTER, Sept 2 A sometimes fluky southerly breeze prevailed at Annisquam this afternoon.

When the Fish boats were nearing the outer mark the wind died down for a short time only to revive and hold to the finish. The course was triangular. An informal team-race was held in the morning in the Fish class. Each team had four boats, the David Den-nison team comprising Dab. Goldfish.

ea Horse, and Bonito. The Albert Hale team included Flying Fish, Was-sop II, Perch, and Sailfish. The Hale team won with 2014 points to 16. in the afternoon Flamingo showed the way among the Birds. John Cole in the Malolo was passed half way nome on tne windward stretch by Charley Hill in the WassoD II who had no trouble thereafter in holding nis in the Irish class.

The summary; BIRDS NairiA sirA rtu- EI Time .1:36:04 Flamingo, Woodbury Oloof, Evelyn Woodbury 1:37:14 1:38:12 .......1:33:42 Canvasback. Robert Cox Or I nt c.v, Boboimk, Donald 1:38:43 FISH CLASS Wasson II, Katharine Tousey ..,.1:44:08 Sculpin, David Haviland Flying Fish. Albert Hale Dab. David Dennison Malolo. John Cole II I 18 49 Sea Horse.B and Mechem .,..1:49:14 Pompano, rea 1:49:58 Roscoe Philbnck .,..,,..1:50:10 eiacKhsh Perr-h- Horru TUT rLr-itK Railficl-I.

Paul Ti TillJ" .1:50:34 .1:50:38 Minnow, Kirkham Cornwell Barracuda Jr. John Worcester Flounder, Endicott Osfiood Tarpon, John Lowe Pollywos IL Rosamund Riley Hccton, Carveth Jr ,.1:52:06 ,.1:54:02 ,.1:58:05 INFORMAL TEAR RACE. FISH CLASS TP! Tim. TM- Flyinsr Fish, Albert Hale. .1:43:55 S'A WasSop II, Katharine Touey (Charles Will) t-Al-XA Sea Horse.

Robert Mechem 6 uaD. uavia Dennison .1:45:45 5 froldflsh. John 1:45:55 4 Perch, Harry Griffin. 3 Sailfish. Paul TI Littlefleld.

4.. 1 91 Bonito, John Mechem 1:91:45 1 MOTLEY BROTHERS WINNERS NAHANT, Sept 2 Motley brothers in their capella won the eight-mile beat and run race of Star Class at the Nahant Dory Club. A light southeasterly wind prevailed, Arthur Johnson in his Minctte won the five-mile race of the montycata The summary: STAR CLASS Name and owner TI Time Cttpelln. Motlf.v 1:42:45 Meteor, Motley 1 :45:42 Northern Lisht, Curtis 3:48:50 Slipper, A Perry Caprice. Whitney Withdrew MONTYCATS Minetta, A jNanma, uevens.

57:10 Redskin. Lowell 57:12 Skipjack III, Richardson Daulpbine, Curtis 5:27 Nancy, 1:00:00 Filatonta. Motley ,,.,.,.1:00:14 FroK, Fttz BaidV, and Hart. ,1, 1 :01 Sandpiper, Catnip, Hall 1 Flounder. Motley V.

Disqualified ONWARD AND FLASH ROCKPDRT WINNERS Bobeno, Greenhorn Capture Other Sunday Series FperUl Dispatch to the Glob ROCKPORT, Sept 2 Morning and afternoon races were sailed at Sandy Bay today finishing up the season's Sunday schedule. A moderate south southeasterly breeze prevailed over the regular double triangle. The morning's engagement was a sail-oft in the triangles and the 15-footers, Trident hanging up a 2Vz minute win over Flash while Bobeno had first in the fifteens. In class I there was an interchange of ships and Laura Cooney again proved her skill by landing the Mc-Gillian boat Merrimacks a winner. The winners in the July and Au-guest series are: Class I Laura Coo-ney's Onward II; Triangles Tewks-bury Brothers' Flash; Sandy Bay Class Benton Story's Bobeno; Pilot Division H.

C. Tufts' Greenhorn The summary: MORNTNG RACE Kesail of Sept Kockport TRIANGLE CLASS Name and Owner El Time Trident. Dr Roy Wheeler 1:23:12 Flash. Tewksbury Bros ............1:26:32 Ailegra. Jerry Bruno 1:31:00 SANDY BAY CLASS 15-FOOTERS Bobeno.

Benton Story 1:29:00 Mame. John Chianciola ............1:47:00 Jolo. Joseph Lockett ...........1:48:08 Myrtice A. Locke Anderson ........1:51:00 AFTERNOON RACE CLASS I 18-FOOTERS SKIPPERS' RACE Marrimack, Laura ...1:12:10 Onward II, Charles Pierce 1:44:22 Flicker. Herbert Evans 1:45:04 Lee, Stewart Cooney 1:46:07 Mirage II, George Roberts withdrew INTERNATIONAL STAR CLASS Sans Souci.

Homer Clark .........1:55:30 Ibex, Max Kuehne 2:01:48 Star of India. Hale and Wendell ..2:02:22 Maidie III, Gifford Beal ...2:33:12 Ara. Brad lee 2:04:09 California, Currier Smith 2:06:32 Aijair, urover Eclipse. Guy Hale TRIANGLE CLASS Flash, Tewksbury Bros ........2:0116 Trident, Dr Roy Wheeler 2:03:50 Alleera. Jerry Bruno 2:21:43 SANDY BAY CLASS 15-FOOTERS Bobeno, Benton Story Mamie.

John Chianciola Jolo. Joseph Lockett Myrtice Locke Anderson. CLASS SandhoT. Revnolds Beal 2:08:43 2:17:06 2:17:31 2:20:30 1:54:02 1:58:24 1:59:52 2:03:48 I Sea Maid. Edith Cooney Bib Dipper.

Damon Carter Hardtack. Fred Davis PILOT CLASS 1:59:15 urernnoioi xx iuin Shirlidee. Dr John Williams Flash, Thomas Murphy Jr wf.hdrew AKPAH, G00DSPEED WIN RACES AT'PROVINCETOWN PROVINCETOWN, Sept 2 The Provincetown Yacht Club conducted another of its Sunday afternoon races in a full sail southwest breeze today. Alfred Mayo's Akpah in the Knockabout Class and M. Snow's Good-speed ha the Snipe Class were the victors.

The summary: KNOCKABOUT CLASS Name and owner El Time Akpah. Alfred Mayo Mickyook, Hcncy Taylor .....1:45.00 Areuy. Stanley Snow ........1:45:46 Suo, Rollins ............1:50:08 I pah. Marjone Seaver ......1:51:30 SNIPES CLASS Goodspeed. Snow.

.........1:05:15 Fitzgerald. tttlA riinrr. FflKter Monday. Sspear i -iX XZ Jonah. 104.

Rose 1:26:10 SALLY AGAIN TOO SPEEDY FOR DORIES AT SWAMPSCOTT SWAMPSCOTT, Sept 2 Sally from Marblehead won the second Yankee Dory race of the Labor Day series. The Marblehead boat also won yesterday, but her victories will not count in the Labor Day series. Today's race was sailed over a 7'j-mile triangular course in a light southeast breeze: The summary: Name and Owner Time Sally, Durkee (Marblehead) 3:00:35 Louise. Martin ........2:01:40 Lark. Phillips Brothers.

..2:06:45 ...2:08:10 Nancy, Bergin. Mary Anne, Elizabeth 2:08:40 2:13:40 Peach. Wharf 2:18:15 Vankee. Hceuerty. ....2:23:10 Helen, Forbes.

Ruth. Dr Austin Not counted in Labor Day Scries. DUNT ESK LEADER OF BOATS THAT FINISH AT MANCHESTER MANCHESTER, Sept 2 The last Sunday series race for the 15-footers of the Manchester Yacht Club was sailed today over a windward and leeward course The wind was extremely light from the south and allowed but half of the boats to finish within the time limit. Dunt Esk was an easy winner. The Bummary: Nam and Owner El Time 'Dunt Esk.

Ruth Ellen Pafton ...1:59:34 Femruin, William ..2:07:30 Skippy. .,,,,..,,.2:09:55 Oh Yeah. Marion McKean ...2:22:03 Petrel, Cliftord tjmlth Jr ..,.2:24:16 Falcon. Goodhue and DeFrlez 2:28:25 Whoopee. Roaer Bubble.

Vlmlnia Ward withdrew Ah Gee, Katherine Haven. Benjamin Withdrew f'opover, Herter Boys. Withdrew (ot Foot. Lee McKean Withdrew SELLER'S CRAFT WINS SERIES MENAUHANT. Sept 2 Bud Seller with 91 points was the victor in the series of the 15-foot Cape Cod Knockabouts at Menuhaat, M.utber Mean who ncoontered: eTa -k tiftfe mSfthTpaulray for Class A.

Russ Andrews' iif 'Arnica. In the Stone Horse junior lli tZ, Saty and Chnrlcs Vernon's Aythya he be winraer yet. ti, Speed Big Asset Johnson, Wood, Grove and Rowe all reached the 16-game point and all four were smoke-bali stars. But the fastest oi the lot was Walter Johnson with more speed than any other pitcher ever known. Smoky Joe Wood had his share of steam, and the same goes for Grove and Rowe as well as Dazzy Vance and Dizzy Dean.

But none of these had the Johnson smoke. Walter still holds the double mark for strikeouts and shutouts an time and this is the answer. He was the only pitcher who had rival ball players turning in a sick call on the day he worked. He had the easiest, the loosest and 18-foot Tick lead that class points. The summary: 18-FOOT CLASS Name and Owner Adara, Rowse Peggy, Rowse Barbrooke.

Mr Hill Judy, Judy Pigeon Tick, Muther ManopetaJ. Lydia Davis 15-FOOT CLASS Woodtick. Wise Seagull, Bud Sellar Flying Fish, Curtis Speedwell. Rowse Skeezix, A Blunt White Wing, Collinson Nance, Davis Barbacle, Bill Cliff Jabo. Synder Puss, Wilkins Brothers Trim, Gerrish No Name, Bradshaw with 20 EI Tim ...0:48:06 ...0:49:49 ...0:50:28 .0:52:46 ...0:59:59 ...1:06:45 ...1:08:06 ...1:08:56 ...1:10:35 ...1: 15:08 ...1:15:44 ...1:16:55 ...1:19:40 ...1:23:50 .1:33:50 ...1:34:10 FULLER'S WHIDAW WINNER I CHATHAM, Sept 2 Tom Fuller's Whidaw lead the Corsair division in a regular Sunday series race of the Stage Harbor facht Club here this afternoon.

The summary: CORSAIR CLASS Name and owner El Time 1:59:08 2:01:32 2:02:20 2:11:08 Disqualified Whidaw, Tom Fuller No 6. Dunbar Renegade, Betty reg IjCK, Dreadnaught, Rice CLASS A Psamead, MacLay .1:38:45 .1:44:13 .1:55:06 .1:55:10 .2:01:51 UairlocK. rnompson Burro, Fuller Sandy, W- Campbell Plover, MacLay Busy Bee. Palmer Cabbage Rose. 2:03:31 Elbark.

Walton 2:03:43 CLASS Poco, Deer ,.,..1:28:20 Whit Monkev. 1:36:32 Pourquoise Pas, McAlpin ..1:37:19 Kitty wake. Graves Kermel, Cobb 1:47:40 Elizabeth, Rauschenbush Nimicut, Hovey Jr .....1:52:01 Snail, Allen TERRY VICTOR AT HINGHAM HINGHAM, Sept 2 Four races were held at the mngnam xacru Club today. A resail of the Boat class this morning netted Dick Bis-bee in the Gosling his second vic tory of the season. Stephen Terry in the Rikki-Tikki was the victor in the Mites Cup race.

Priscilla Cobb won the afternoon races. The sum mary; MORNING RACES TROPHY RACE FOR MITE CREWS Name and Skipper El Time Rikki-Tikki, Stephen Terry ReTem, Priscilla Crocker 1:00:10 Scrap, Susan Bullinch. ,1:00:25 scoot, urea rtice Kick. Arthur Raymond ..1:19:43 BOAT RESAIL. Goslln, BJrhard .,.,,,..,1:82:80 a no ii, ueuy jvaeicner Teal, Stevens and Hawkins ...1:53:54 Alibi, and 1:54:03 Betsy, Arthur Whittemore.

..1:54:09 Cilia II, Canterbury Jr. 1:55:30 Tern, Flora and Betty Mitchell 1:57:03 AFTERNOON RACE BOAT CLASS Nabob IT. Melcher. Cilia II. Canterbury Jr.

.,1:15:5 Betsy, Arthur Whittemore. ,...,,1:16:8 Teal. Stevens and Hawkins ...1:16:4 more. ,...,,1:10:4. ..,.,1:18:4: Tern, Flora and Bettv .,1:16:4.

Marauder, James Holt Gosling, Klchard Hl Gosling, Richard ing, Richard .,1:17:17 et, Dorothy Best 1:17:36 1, and 1:18:57 Cnmi Alibi Dracula, William Collins Jr 1:19:38 MIGHTY MITES Re Tern. Priscilla Cobb, Scran. Betty .1:18:48 .1:24:16 Kick, Matthew andStephen Terry, .1:24:16 Hikkl-Tikkl, Con prudden Scoot, John and Fred Rice 1:27:1 BLACK DUCK KEEPS RECORD DUXBURY, Sept 2 Dr Benedict sailed his Black Duck to victory In the regular Sunday race today to keep a perfect average for this series. The Benedict craft began to foot away from her rivals soon after the start and' bad little difficulty, in Commodore liaarriman of the Cor lr.thian Yacht Club. Martlehead.

was the distinguished visitors aboard the judges boat this after-coon. Capt Bccirdmaa was the skipper cf the Wefastoe In the cf the Eastern Y. C. ftlid-buirunei race wecic trcohy. Cus- ter Edwards piloted his boat to vic tory over CharJje Fixes Hupset.

The ummary: AITtWOOX SACKS MANCHESTER I CLASS. MILES Narr, rtd owtf! El Time 2 Ori-ata. Ed .2 t-2 5jr. P. foeiy.

.2 4 S'l teiXi. A Wruttaiore. .2.04:15 CLASS I (1IASCOXD, MILES Rrinm. Poratwo, Dr A -3L Dorrhefu James fmSjy 2 04:45 lUca. Louis 2.04.50 STAR CLASS.

SS MILES Out. Wm FuIiT brtr.er. A Jric. B.JO .2:30:54 i Tic- AldiiB 3 1't COTTAGE PARK JS-rOOTEHS. MILES di r.

a hu a 2J x2l Gera-d-e. Wm Cnan 2 23 .2:29:00 Crerore Gor-ion 2 35:55, wxnthrop Y. c. 15-footehs. 3U prancer.

Harry PSoSh. 1:54 30 iufn. KiL 15 41 crX Vendor a. iiim Norris Aatnoze, Prt fowa. 1 I nlActti, Vk r.n "W.aai.M oi ii aieow.

Joseph Scfiacni. INDIAN CLASS. 76, MILES Prr. Wm. 47:2 49 19 50-J4 50:19 51:17 Peiir, PlC4 ran li.

ti Kuiut Oaw. AJ lyht. 1 51 20 Pchem. Dor.nellon brother. Winaf.1.

Dr Ace. Walter Sb. R(. 52 37 :5244 52:40 :52 51 .54 1 Lark. Crf fcrothey.

JVono. Walter Naiad. AmMa-. Oiwt Em Lnn F. Al Ed Hermi'-.

Vmi'il S-mirn Arch: it Kerr.ao. A When :54 41 55 2 :55 2 VJ I 32 f'arie. (tuwil i Ji-r VI. 1 Pat Wa Aoch. Mii-awtt it i .2 11 29 MIf-FS Arrow.

MASS BAY 15-rOOTERS. yun. Jissua Cnoir.