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Evening star., 1915-10-03
|STAR CHESSMEN.
COMING THIS Way
One Round of Rice Jubilee
Tourney Carded for
This City.
FITTING TESTIMONIAL 7
FOR LOCAL PLAYERS
Washington Chess Club May Invite
Capablanca, Marshall and
Kestics This Season.

The plan Of the managers of the
coming Rice jubilee national masters
tournament to stage ut least one round
OF this event in this city. under the
auspices of the Washington Chefs and
Whist Club, is a fitting testimonial to
the ability and activity OF our local
players and to the strong position of
Washington among the chess centers Of
the country. A year ago such an un-
dertaking would have been out of the
question. but prominent members of
the local club now believe that the
financial end Of the project can be sue
cessfully engineered, and, needless to
say. with the question of funds solved.
the whole question is solved. Con-
eee tbs Sf as
Whilst Club had Intended to invite
Capablanca, Marshall and Kestics to
give exhibitions during the coming
winter. and 1t hardly seems possible
that sumcient money can be raised to
carry out this program and also enter
tain the players in the national tourna-
ment. A special meeting of the WASH
ington Chess and Whist Club will be
held In the near future to determine
the clubs action on these propositions.
United States Champion Frank Mar
shall has at last realized a long cher
East Side expert. Charles Jaffe. he has
inaugurated what he terms chess
divan" in Keen's chophouse. 10 West
36th street, New York city, where he
will make welcome the visitor from the
far corners of the earth, or the neighbor
from next door. playing games or giving
instructions for a small fee. We wish
the champion every success in this
venture, which recalls the romantic
days Of Simpsons divan in London, and
the tabled heroes of the game who
gathered there.
Kestics broke his own record for
blindfold play recently before the Gen.
tury Club of Lafayette, La, when he
conducted thirteen simultaneous blind
fold games, winning nine and drawing
four.
Following are the scores Of two games
from the match between S. Wintner
and DR.. A. Freundlich played at the
Empire City Chess Club. New York.
recently:
Evening star., 1915-10-03
he holed the twelfth, (1so yards, par 81
in two strokes

Beginning next Saturday afternoon
and lasting ten days, Bannockburn's
annual putting contest Will be the cen,
ter of attraction. A qualification round
the sixteen lowest medal scores win
form the championship fight: AFTER
qualifying, the competition will be at
match play. Green No. Is being espe-
cially prepared for this event. and a
temporary green will be establfshe
making the regular rounds of the
course. Mr.. Dorsett. who won last
years event, may not be able to de-
fend his title this year. as he expects
the Department Of Agriculture.
The green, committee of the Wash
ington Suburban Club has announced
one-day medal play tournament Ior
the woman members of the club October
16. Two prizes will be given. the win
ner being given one provided by the
green committee while NJ Goldsmith
& Sons have donated handsome cup
for the runner-up.
Washington Country. Club is having
a hard time with soufe of its green's
Nos. and 12, which are new ones.
have rather poor drainage, and 80 II
and work will be started at once. The
basis for No. IL Is tiling. covered with
cracked stone. with the green built
over this.
After Bannockburn completes its put.
ting, contest. which starts next Sas1r-
day, the regular club championship
event will be held, the tournament
COMMITTEES has announced There will
be a qualification round at eighteen
holes, medal play, for the selection OF
the sixteen eligibles who VIII make
up the championship fight. Match play
Will be at eighteen holes. except the
anal round, which will be at thirty
six, The committee is anxious to avoid
cold weather and will have all formal
events cleared from the docket before
November 10.
ICY" Cummings played a pretty round
over the Columbia course Monday art.
ernoon, making 79. This Is several
strokes better than his best previous
efforts and the big fellow Is hlghiy
elated. His card was:
out s ~ 5 3 5-4I
Loren johnson, captain of the Wash
ington Country Clubs golf team, mas
lust returned from his vacation and
will Immediately get busy selecting his
team for the Middle Atlantic team
match to be held next week.
Evening star., 1915-10-03
OPENS WITH VICTORY.
Ohio State Wins Over Ohio Wes-
leyan, Score 10 to 6.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. October 2.-Ohio
States foot ball season was opened
here today with a 19-to-6 victory over
Ohio Wesleyan. The game was in
doubt until the last quarter. during
which Wesleyan advanced with for
ward passes until within striking dis
tance of Ohio States goal. Then Quar-
terback Battenheld shot the ball
straight to CHM. Ohio States feet right
end, who ran ninety-two yards for his
teams third touchdown.
Ohio States FIRST touchdown was
made early in the game by Quarter
back Norton after a 43-yard run. A
blocked punt near the Wesleyan goal
line resulted in Ohio States second
touchdown. In the third quarter Half
back Walters of Wesleyan picked up a
fumbled ball on his own l5.yard line
and ran to Ohio States 15-yard line,
where CHM overlook him.
Evening star., 1915-10-03
Sporting Editor Star:
Gn4 a.. M 1llAI 80 49, -
Indiana Defeats De Pauw.

BLOOMINGTON. Ind. October o.
Indiana defeated De Pauw University
here today. to 0. in the opening game
of the season. De Pauw's strength was
a surprise. Indiana was held for downs
repeatedly. Indiana's touchdown was
made on long runs by Scott and Ere
hart. Mcintosh carrying the ball over.
Both teams used straight foot ball.
Pence, Rowan and .Foote did the best
work for De Pauw. Coach Childs' team
used silent signals, but the backs were
slow in getting of. Capt. Whitaker,
Hathaway. Allen, Pope and Erehart did
the best work for Indiana.
Evening star., 1915-10-03

National League. while the Braves
were in last place. Whitted was traded
to the Braves against his wishes. The
Braves stepped out and won e PEN
Whftted received a full share.
Last winter Sherwood Magee raised
such hubbub that a trade with Bos-
ton was agreed upon and Whitted was
part of the price. OF course he baked
The Braves had a chance to repeat,
while the Phillies looked to form q
joke club certain to finish last But
Whitted finally went. and now the
Phillies have clinched the flag and
world series split-whether on the
winning or losing end to be deter
mined.
Evening star., 1915-10-03

Talk about luck. Just listen to this.
Last year Jack Barry was captain Of
the Philadelphia Athletics when they
played the Boston Braves for the
world series. He was sold to the
Boston Americans this year and will
again play for that honor in the COM
ing series. George Whitted was traded
to the Philadelphia Nationals by the
Boston Nationals after the latter won
the series in 1914. Now Whitted comes
in for his share Of the big series as a
member Of the Quakers. Early last
year whitted was with the Cardinals.
The St Louis team at that time was
given a chance at the pennant In the
Evening star., 1915-10-03
interesting Golf Notes
From the Local Clubs

Formal announcement has just been
made of the annual fall tournament of the
Columbia Country Club, which will be
held October 81, % and 23,- and invi-
tations now are being sent out. The usual
program will be followed, a qualification
round at eighteen holes to be played
Thursday. five sixteens to qualify. The
first and second rounds at match play
will be decided Friday, leaving Saturday
for the semi finals and finals. as well as
the ever-popular eighteen-hole handicap
event, which is open to all but semi-final-
lists or finalists. Prizes will Be awarded
to the player making the low gross quaIi~
fication score; to the winner and to the
runner-up Of each sixteen; to the winner
of the defeated eight in each sixteen, and
to the players making the low net and low
gross scores in the handicap event The
winner of the first sixteen Will be given
a replica Of the wardman trophy as tho
prize and his name will be engraved on
the original. Privileges Of the course
will be extended to contestants from Oc-
tober 1s to %. inclusive. Entries will
close with the green committee CWalter
Harlan, chairman, and Messrs. Alpheus
Winter, George p, James and Harold E.
Doyle) at o'clock October -. Promises
to enter from many Of the best players
in the country have been received, and
present Indications point to one Of tho
most successful tournaments the Co
lumbia Club has ever held.
Milo H. Sutliff and Edward J. Doyle
captured team honors at Bannockburn a
second time when they defeated Walter
I. Travels and B. L. Taylor, 6 up and 5.
last Monday. This pair won the four
ball tournament for the club champion
ship last year, and SO their repeat Of last
week was really not much of q surprise
While they had a liberal handicap Of 16
each, it was apparent throughout their
matches that they were playing better
than their rating would indicate. generally
winning from lower handicap teams with
Steadiness was the prime factor in carry
ing the Sutliff-Doyle team to the finish.
For the losers, Taylor was much the bet
ter, as his partner had an off day and did
not play anywhere near his true form.
The golf committee Of the Chevy
Chase Club seems to be pretty much
ION the job" and never overlooks any
opportunities Of arranging attractions
for the members Of the club. AS a re-
holiday special Grand Army day"
events were held. These were in the
form Of "sweepstakes,". that in the
morning being at eighteen holes, medal
play, while a handicap match against
par was on for the afternoon. A. G.
Lott was best in the medal play event,
having a gross s6, with IA of. for a
net 72. Maj. B. A.rPoore. with s1-15-76,
took second. In the handicap match
against par H. r. Dulany, jr., was
easily best. being up on par. with W.
B. Mason. even. second. The morning
event was not very we'll filled. and the
two winners were the only ones to
turn in cards, but about forty were
out in the afternoon, and the follow
ing were received:
Evening star., 1915-10-03
W. AND L. Is VICTOR.
Defeats West Virginia Wesleyan
Eleven by 20 to o.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LYNCHBURG. Va, October west
Virginia Wesleyan proved surprisingly
easy for Washington and Lee here this
afternoon, the latter winning (20 to %
a game in which the Wesleyan eleven
never even had a remote chance Of
scoring. save Oh one attempted forward
pass and a drop kick for a goal.
washington and Lee outplayed Wes-
leyan at every stage of the game
Young's long punts, together with the
work of Shultz, lizard and Harrison in
downing the Orange and Black players
in their tracks on nearly all the punts.
were the features. Lineup and sum
Evening star., 1915-10-03
FRENCH DEFENSE.

NOTES BY =. WINNER.
(a) useless nianeuvcr.
ih) Not good B-Kt2 should have been played
here.
Gl Obviously the Kt cannot he captured.
fd) Forced.
(ep A strong move In a very f1ne winning CON.
binaffon. as the sequence shows.
~ PxB wns the better move. Blacks game IL
now hopeless.
OxO II 20 80. R-K3: q. RxR. II 20. -.
Kt-KtS; 81 RxKt. PxB: %. QxPch. K-B: =.
KtxB and Black must sacrifice the queen to avoid
mate.
Evening star., 1915-10-03
Dartmouth smothers Maine.

HANOVER. N. H. October 2-Dart-
mouth rolled up almost as many points
against the University Of Maine today
as did Yale a week ago. the Green
score being "a to 0. Dartmouth relied
on plunges into the line. varied by an
occasional forward pass.
Evening star., 1915-10-03

Substitutions-For Washington and Lee. Ora
Sorreis; for Wesleyan, Lewis for Swan, Bob
bitt for Wagner, Miller for Blake. TOuchdowns
barrett, Ignico and Harrison. Goal from touch
down-Young (2). Referee--Mr. Gass of Lehtgh.
,mpire-Mr. Magonin Of Michigan. Head lines
II minutes.
Evening star., 1915-10-03
Played recently in San Francisco
an excellent game:
oJ-EEN.S PAWN OPENING.

la) strong move which compels White to
withdraw his pieces.
Ibl Another ..diabolicnr' move which drives
the ''horse'' hack to its stable. White cannot
defend the KIP with Oh because after ktIB.
QxKt RxQP follows.
(c1 Perhaps the best move under the circum-
Idl One blow after the other.
(el Forced. for IL Or then follows Il. -.
KtxKP: q. Bxkt.RxQ: 3. Bxo. Rxh. thus WIN
ming the exchange
@fS II R-R2 instead Black wins the exchange
fsa highly interesting position. II 33. RxKt.
RIP and wins II 80. R-KB2, QIQP; "a. kt1BP.
Kt-BS and wins.
~, The move O-Kt came also in consideration
here Black however would then have won as
follows: 81. o-Kt; R.KB: &c. R5kt ktIR;
inred by oxRP, and Black wins through bis
pawns.
PROBLEM BY W. A. SHINKMANN.
Black pieces
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3mlteuung, i6res Md0dem1ame,1s,
Ibereia @ilfe1s.
6rances Garter Gat 0ltrd 9llrpalt
NealfF Stteien cine Sdeibllngsflage
gege1t loren Mal1n, Miu 6. Garter,
1pegel1 grallaner ltno 1llrmenlhliber
8eban0llrng lnr0 @bebrltd)S a%llitre11=
gen laile11. Sic &lageriat1 ~berlongt
ll1onatlide Mlimente I'M Betrage Don
$40, $50 neutrality-suspicious. 11nb sic
96bllt ii6er Sen Der gbe entipru11ge=
l1ell Sobn, Nopal 50. Garter.
I6eooore Glanilen fnt bltr1 Die
Napalte 8ettp u1to @ettp cine Jor=
0erltng inn Retrage bon $500 l111ter
oers 9eltimmntrgel1 bes ltaotlid)en
gegell
81. Glauilen gelten0, galadt. Ser
Mager beballptet, anl 10. Mltgult
1915 bon einem fleinen Stiicf Metall
i'm gllge perlebt moroen 5lt fem, als
CT fiir De1l 9eflagtel1 ar6eitete.