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Evening star., 1915-03-28
Interesting Golf Notes
From the Local Clubs

A great deal of interest is being
taken in the Encouragement of the
Chevy Chase links, which will bereffec-
tive this season. Primarily, the object
in changing the course was to have
tenth tees near the clubhouse, SO that
on busy days half of the players could
start on the first nine holes and half on
the second, thus doing away with the
long, tiresome wait which it is almost
impossible to avoid when there is only
one starting point within easy reach OF
the house. Incidentally, the change w.ll
not only relieve the congestion on busy
days, but it will also greatly improve
the course from a scientific standpoint.
Under the old plan the first half was
q very good test, but the second was a
little lacking in distance to make it
properly effective: there We're too many
one-shot holes and the possibilities
were far too>easy. In the new plans
and players will find that the first and
second halves are much better bal
anced A detailed description of the
new course follows:
No change will be made on the first
hole and it will continue to be the
hole the tee will be at right angles to
the first green and placed on the pres
ent seventeenth fairEreen. The hole
will be- located on the old seventh
green. This makes a very fine hole of
the drive and full mashie or midiron
variety. To strengthen it a pot bun
ker has been placed on the left of the
fairway about 200 yards from the tee.
and to have a fairly easy shot at the
green the player must hug this pit as
close as possible on his tee shot, for If
he slices he will be confronted by the
pit to the right Of the green, which
Evening star., 1915-03-28
BOXING THRIVING IN DENMARK
IN FACE OF WAR CONDITIONS
Syndicate at Home of Battling Nelson Fig
ures on Obtaining Sparrers From England,
France and This Country.

what Bat Nelson would term a fight
ing FOOL, and Dillon certainly gives
the fans what they want-real fighting.
they are to scale $50 pounds at 3
o'clock. Murray has had a couple of
lights in the middle west and made
good with the fans His match with
Eddie McGoorty was one of the hard
est seen in many a day about the
Cream city. and he also put up a hurri-
cane bout with Tommy Gibbons at
Hudson recently He will find Dillon
ready to mix with him on all occasions,
Tor Jack does love that style of mill
ing His work against Gunboat Smith
mere recently demonstrated that he can
take the punch and give it. and his
innght1ng was revelation to the fans.
Jack IS now busy trying to get Mike
Gibbons into the ring with him and is
willing to make 15S pounds at o'clock,
with $4,000 weight forfeit.
Johnny kilbane. the featherweight
champion, following his win over Kid
Williams in their six-round bout at
Philadelphia, st. Patrick's day, states
that he is now after Freddy Welsh for
the lightweight championship. Johnny
mad better do d little thinking. He
won. over Williams. but he must re-
member that the Kid was bantam
weight champion and not feather
weight' and it was case of the
heavier -kilbane--winning If he
were to meet Welsh he would be the
under one, for Welsh would have at
least eight pounds in weight advan-
tage, which even a clever boy like
kilbane cannot afford to give away to
master boxer like Welsh. Johnny
must not be fooled by many reports
sent out about inferior boys holding
Welsh even or beating him. Welsh is
pretty foxy boy himself. and he has
very foxy manager in Harry Pollock
Freddy has not been particular some
times what reports are sent out regard
ing a match, but it will be found that
where lightweight has made a great
showing once he is liable to look like
a novice the second meeting. Itis
true that welsh is getting along in
years and will soon be slowing up
bit, but just the same Mr.. Kilbane viii
find it mighty hard job to give away
ten pounds to a boxer of Welshs abiI-
ity and cleverness. Many others have
made the same msta!:.
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Black (spielmann)-1S pieces.
White (Kautmann,-13 pieces.

ss ss kIP k.Tp khdSn, kt1Rt q gags 91k B.I E.E
(a) This harmless move causes Spielmann much
sorrow afterwaEd: it is new idea. He intended
P-k3. P-Q4 PIP to be followed by P-QR3
and Q-B2
b) Black would have done better to adopt the
usual variation by playing PIP.
tcl risky move, inasmuch as the QP and
QBP remain weak. but even If he had played
BIKE the white position seemed to be prefer
able.
fd) This plan Of campaign, which Plackburne
adopted against Janowski at the Vienna tourna-
ment in lS9S the game which was brilliantly
won by the British veteran, answers spendidly
on the present occasion.
fel On account Of B-QKt3, Kt-B4 at once
would not have been good
~ B-Kt5, to be followed by Kt-B4. was
threatening.
-!g. True, the oP is strengthened. but now the
KIP is weak.
tD II u. -: Ks-Kt5, 1s B-R3 Kt1B. II
play B-QRI to be followed by Kt-K5 via O.
BE- and Q3. but he never gets far enough to
carry oAt that intended play.
~ Prevents Blacks Kt-Kt5 followed by
KtxB and B-kt3 in order to threaten the QP.
d, Whites last two SHOW the highest
perfection OF chess. BY Withdrawing his bishop
to 1t decisive attack Is possible
- ~ 81 II % 5s- Blk & 20 21B s,,st kt-B2 p ORB
certainly have been best for Black.
~ AS pointed out in the note h, Black cannot
carry out his pian for II "a. -. kkt-K5, %
kt1QP QsBs. 26; R1Kt Q1Kt. q. B-Kt2
KK snd g B1E okks to be e selsEs5 k,,dp oS % Ekss
Kt1Ktch to be followed by B-kt2. etc.
tm) If 26. -. kt-k2, %. PRS aess good
would have been RxftP on account of Kt-B4j, to
be followed by P-B6 with crushing attack.
Evening star., 1915-03-28
AIRTIGF1T PITCHING PLAYS
LEADING ROLE IN BASE BALL
Few Clubs Prosper as Winners Unless They
Boast of a Bunch of Twirlers Who Are
Able to Keep the Opposition Guessing.

Fielder Jones. used similar. ones, with
Walsh always playing the leading
role. The strain under which Walsh
worked for number of years seems
to have at last told on him, for he now
appears to be paying the penalty by
being robbed of his effectiveness
There is no denying the part the
pitchers played in the great finish
staged by the Boston club last year.
The Boston trio. consisting of James.
Tyler and Rudolph, aided by a good
second -strinE staff, was the stumbling
block in the way of the Giants and
other National League clubs to the
penEant. StaTinEs regarded the work
ing of this trio every third day as the
best method to get results. Most man
ayers believe such 9 system is a bit too
trying, and will cause staff to crum-
pie when the reaction sets in. STALL
ings didn't experience any such trou-
BILE last year. for at no stage did Ru-
doiph. James or Tyler weaken. and in
the big series they were at their best.
Methods Often Differ Widely.
In contrast to the system employed
by Stallngs was that used by Mack.
.Stallings sent his pitchers against
clubs in their regular turn. regardless
of the luck twirlers seemed to have
against this or that aggregation. They
all looked alike to Stallings. and he
made his pitchers view the opposing
teams in the same light. Mack. on
the other hand, tried to pick the softest
spots possible for the members of his
staff. In a certain series of four
games he might use Il certain pitcher
vice. while in the next series the same
pitcher might not be called upon to
work. Mack made 1t a point to use
pitchers against clubs which appeared
to have difficulty in solving their de-
livery. In certain series he would use
his southpaws entirely; while in the
following series he might call upon
none but right flanders.
Just what system is the best to get
the results is, of course, a question
open for debate, but there is no deny
ing the fact that there is almost as
muck in the proper handling of star
staff as in having one. know of at
least a dozen cases where crack STATS
and individual stars have had their
effectiveness practically ruined because
of poor judgment in the selection OF
the spots. I have cited the Chicago Sox
as an illustration Of the value of
pitching staff to an ordinary team. In
conclusion, / mention the Detroit club
of 1874 as an example of what an ordi-
nary staff can do to keep a great team
in the rear. Game after game that
year, in which the Detroit club scored
six or more runs. resulted in defeats
simply because the twirlers were un-
able to hold the opposition in check.
Copyright. 1915. by W. G. Evans)
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JOHNNY sHUGaUE.

original grading Will, of course, be
only provisional and all teams will
have the right to challenge those above
them for their positions. After April
l, any team may enter by taking the
lowest position.
The award Of the District champion
ship tournament to the Dumbarton
Club by the National Association is
very gratifying to President Gould and
the members of the local organization.
1t will doubtless result. in big boom
for the old club, applications for mem
berships being received by every mail.
1t is the intention to build seven new
courts. SO that by the time the date
for the tournament comes round the
Dumbarton Club will be as well pre-
pared to take care Of 1t as any other
organization in the District. The
handy location of the club Is a big
asset and many tennis players who
do not want to go out into the coun-
try for their favorite pastime will find
it an easy matter to reach the George
town courts.
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The openings: Three knights; 2-oueen's
pawn: 3-Fonr knights: 4-Caro- -Kaon defense:
French defense: s-Ruy Lopez: 7-Isvans gam
bit declined: s-Center counter gamhit
The two adjourned games from the first round
Brooklyn Chess Club Jaffe and Iaskcr drew
after A moves, but the game between Nichelsen
and Chajes was forfeited to Chajes whot scored
under the time limit rule. when Nicholson failed
to appear. Nicholson had much the better or
the game.
The following are the scores OF the leading
competitors: Bernstein Black and Chajes each
to o: Lasker. II: Kupchik, l to 0; KusZma.
Nicholson, A. Schroeder, NJ. Schroeder and i n
Stapfer, each / to ].
Evening star., 1915-03-28
LOWELL IS CHOICE
IN CHESS SERIES
Seems to Be on Fair Way to
Win Championship Of
District.

Results in the third round Of the
played at the Washington Chess and
Whist Club, failed to alter the relative
standings of the leaders, though
Lovelrs stock went up a point by rea-
son of his hard-won victory over Stacy.
He has now disposed OF Zapoleon
Walker and Stacy and on his present
form should have no serious trouble
with the rest of the field. Ernest
Knapp, the youngest player in the
tourney, defeated Willenchick and thus
Zapoleon won from Pasch and Walker
from Tharp. The score of the Stacy
Lowell game will be found below
Evening star., 1915-03-28

The following end-game by Ponziani.
from the Lewis collection, is caess
masterpiece for all time. AS usual in
Ponztanis compositions, the evolutions
of the knight are almost supernatural
The study by Cozio. published last
week, had second solution after the
second move, of which facD we were
speedily informed by several of our
readers. Perhaps there is a defect in
this position:
Evening star., 1915-03-28
BY BILLY EVANS.

4 good pitching staff Is a great asset
to a bail club. Give an ordinary club
a great array of pitchers and 1t VIII
nrove a troublesome aggregation. Let
Evening star., 1915-03-28

q great club be
Handicapped by a
poor pitching staff
and il is always in
hot water. 1t has
often been said that
a ball club was as
good as its substi-
tutes. i have al
ways believed that
a ball clyb's great
Evening star., 1915-03-28
Tennis Notes of Interest
From the Local Clubs

Chairman Leech Of the tennis COM
mittee at the Columbia Country Club
reports several Of the courts in good
condition and that the splendid weather
recently has brought out many players
The new cement wall. to be used in
practice, has been completed and will
be ready for use as soon as the cement
flooring has hardened sufficiently In
addition to the men employed on the wall,
quite a force of experts have been going
over the different courts. and by the
end of the week every one will be In
condition for use
Walter D. Wilcox, chairman Of the ten
mis- committee at the Chevy Chase Club.
has just returned from a business trip to
Cuba and has settled down for a season
of hard work He announces that there
are still vacancies to be filled on the
team which is to meet Harvard April %.
Conrad B. Doyle and Harold E. Doyle
have been decided upon. and this leaves
one doubles team and two single players
yet to be selected. In this connection the
club hopes that a number Of doubles
teams will get in practice as soon as
possible, as it plans an elimination con-
test in the form of a round robin" to
be held as soon as the dirt courts are in
condition. 1t would not be surprising
singles players, to be selected from
Harvey Bundy, Spencer Gordon. ]. Up
shur sMoorehead and ]. Ballard Moore,
but the committee is not sure that these
two singles players will make a good
combination. and SO is prepared to Sc
lect teom for doubles only, II better
combination can be obtained that way.
The Harvard team will be made up Of r.
Norris Williams. G. C. Gamer. L. C. Cur
tis. I'd. and another player not yet Sc
lected.
The two annual events at Chevy Chase
will be held April 26 and May IA, the
closed club affair coming first this year.
The employment of professional
tennis coach is under consideration by
the tennis committee and an express
sion of opinion has been asked Of those
in favor Of this action. He could be
engaged for a couple of weeks or more
this spring to give serious of lessons
to each player and the club is anxious
to know who. while not binding them
selves to do SO. would probably take
lessons were a coach engaged. If
enough interest is shown the matter
will be put up to the board of gov
erners.
With the purpose of increasing inter
OF iv,d npiS mil 10
Evening star., 1915-03-28

With the purpose of increasing inter
est in doubles. the tennis committee Is
considering the idea of having list
showing the standing of all teams that
care to compete. such as is now done in
the singles. The list will go in effect
April l, and players have been asked
to notify the committee as soon as pos
sible how they will pair up. The
Evening star., 1915-03-28

Following is summary of the pIav
in the second round of the Metropoli-
tan Chess League individual champion
ship tournament, played last Wednes-
day evening at the Brooklyn Chess
Evening star., 1915-03-28

Infielder Joe Berger of the White SoX
has finally decided to accept his as
signment to the Venice club Of the
Pacific Coast League.