Evening Star Newspaper, April 11, 1930, Page 52

SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1930. SPORTS. when you catch up, and usually will in- | firm—it was projected fitting out the| I resist feebly for a moment, then |nicely in two. He fixed things up with |lutions. We start it with a determina- | around and - e ot ver for & bite, 8o by being| Matimes with® them the clothing st |snatch it from him with a giad ory. No, | splints and pisde his way back. There | tion ot to tow ta any cratt that chne ing 8 mm‘gfig;;":,& {,}‘,fi},“";“{: "::,'d f t slow we save groceries more often than | hand being insufficient to withstand the | there’s no use trying to borrow it.|was one thing I forgot to mention. not provide its own tow line. It is sur- | making an earsplitting racket with their Ong the ateriron not. rigors of the Pleping Winter. Neither will I let you shoot it. 1t's mine, | the same time his boom broke he lost his | prising how often owners of onitboards 4 unmuffied exh; take all mine. The major arrived here laté | dink, which he had towing astern, mak- | and speedboats are found broken down Ry UK Quite More thumps, and this time it's Col.| My, my what a lot of visitors We are | Jast Fall in his new boat—I'm not sure a bit of gall to annoy a man for an d ing & double disaster. In all he had a [or out of gas, waving for a tow, getting | or two before . By Carrol Klotzbach. H. C. Snyder, all anxlous over the|having. The colonel and Bexter have | but think she is 23 feet Tong and i of | fudious time of 1t it at the end of the towing boat’s line,| The towing s meves -iae iro: eocoy: ! he deck. A voice hails, “Hello | Weather Bureau's prediction of & cold | departed but a few minutes nnd a VIg- | the raised deck type. Built her in We hooked onto one a week ago that | manship evidently being aill on the side e thump! “Fectland ‘on‘the Heck. Cap'm H.,|$hap, so away we go to shut off valves | orous thump again announces that some | Nawth C'lina. She has been hauled out | Much as we like to see nice big yachts | had lost a propeller. Everything aboard | of the cruising man. the Swan,” and a visitor has arrived. This time its Cap'n H. |, the semper Fidelis and drain the|one has arrived. This time it's Maj.|for the Winter and after a Fl’elfimlnsry moored in the channel, we often regret | the craft had evidently been taken care = M. Baxter, all brimming with news. The Amycita is to have | motor. Then back to the Swan and the | Clark, captain of & new boat with an | painting up will soon be placed over- | their Ppresence—for their speed boat ten- | Of except the providing of some sort of ST e a new motor. We have agreed with him all alongttgmat “i abgut ’i)uflm::)]luel'nki:"::“shulg wel’t(lge:?ficeaa:::vxelil!l :;‘:}deg«fi:n :rd:an\;mfi l:ngmxv&:e ;eu-rx;- board. ders keep us tolling and_ bouncing all "n’: zh}:t 'm ;“ be ua?g for towing. l‘n_ JOE TURNER WINS. BeengpusnessEnn Aes I CHDNEEAX o S0 won't try naming them all, the atlas | expressed a desire for & good rifie, and us | boom for the Viking. You may recall | Mi, CYIUS, Curts’ Tyndonia that s, o o0 (ORIng, IV ThERt actend b ting | tWo straight falls in the feature match ment, making 1t unanimous. does it for us. We admire his great|the major is somewhat of an authority [ me telling about why the old one Won't | jam on the specaway, By the way, the | rather important feature, of & wrestling show at the Gayety. Bull A Gray 6-72 is the engine. And the) have to suffice, and as our speed is just | woolen scarf—Ilaughingly called a “fasci- | on such matters we discussed it pro and | do any more. Frank hit a streak of | blue light she carries often at night is| About these craft there is another | Martin and Marlo Giglio gra) led skipper expects to move a bit faster this | half that we expect to be left in the | nator” by Cap'n Carl (you know him)— | con. And tonight he arrives with a |squally weather while cruising in Tan- | not a parking light, it means “owner | growl to be heard. Their owners, with i grappled 30 Jear, 12 miles per hour being expected. | ruck. There's an advantage in being|and find_that it has an interesting | beautiful Krag carbine, a cleaning rod | gler Sound last year, and just when |gono®afiore = | fittle apparent regard for the conven- | Minutes to a draw and Goorge Kiaretta Jell, we wobet cruise side by side with | slow. though—the other fellow, arriving | history. The scarf came from China, |and bayonet, all compiete and pressed | things were getting lively the boor A ience and pleasure of others, frequently | defeated Ivan Kimbo in a 15-minute Amycita any more. Our old motor will | earlier, is apt to have dinner ready!and was made as a sample by a Chinese | it on me with his compliments. 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