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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-16

JUDGING from the pre-event in
terest and caliber Of bowless
planning 10 compete, the Dixie
Sweepstakes, to be held here No
vember 20, will compare favorably with
the National Sweepstakes, the National
Tournament and the Howard Campbell
Sweepstakes.
The latter three are real classics OF
the mapleways, and the Dixie Stakes
is not expected to be below the stand
ard of these Even the famous Con-
necticut Blue Ribbons will come down
for the Dixie Stakes, much in the same
order Of travelling golf pros.
In fact, 0ino SINH of the Times was
struck with the idea during the recent
Kenwood Open Golf Championship.
Like the National Sweepstakes. all u
games will be rolled on the same day,
except on three different sets OF alleys.
ing at Convention Hall, I'VE more IN the
afternoon at the Lucky Strike, and the
final I'VE at the Arcadia in the evening.
BECAUSE the Daxie Sweepstakes will
ID hit the Arcadia at the same time as
his own Greater Washington Han
dicap Sweepstakes, John 8. Biick has
changed the order of the coming classic
for bowlers out of the star class.
Instead of shooting the second ave-
game block ut the Arcadia on Noyem-
Der 80, the Greater Warrington con-
tastants viii roll at Convention Heu,
the grand finale then coFatng % the
Arcadia on December q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-16
GOOD BOXING CARD
FOR CHARITY SHOW.
Schwartz Goodwin Go Main
One of Six Tonight in
Alexandra Ring.
LEXANDRIA, Va, No

A LEXANDRIA, Va, November 16.
" "A man who twice has bat
n tered down conquerors Of Baker
Boy" Billy Schwartz has been
picked to substitute for Sammy Weiss,
Philadelphia light-heavyweight, against
the local idol in the main bout OF. the
Children's Home and Day Nursery
charity scraps at Portner's Arena here
tonight.
The replacement is Bob Goodwin of
Norfolk, Va, who is ranked fourteenth
among the ght-heavyweights Of the
United States by Everlast, one of the
leading ring magazines. Goodwin i'm
mediately consented to go into the ring
with Schwartz when it was learned that
Weiss was seriously hurt Saturday after
noon in an automobile accident.
Weiss who Is well known to fight fans
in this section. having appeared before
them three times during the outdoor
season the past Summer. is reported
near death in the Misericordia Hospital
in Philadelphia. Sam was en- route to
Atlantic City with Rattle" Kitchline,
another boxer, for a week end rest at
the Seashore when the car in which
they were riding overturned.
Among Godwin's victims are Reds"
Barry. who holds a decision over
Schwartz, and Arthur Huttick, who
"kayoed" Billy at the Madison Square
Garden last Winter.
The fight between Schwartz and
Goodwin, listed for 10 rounds, tops a
34-round program consisting of an
8-round semi-f1nal and four around
preliminaries.
Sailor McKenna, clever Washington
lightweight, is to square off with Char
ley Conner in the semi windup.
The main preliminary will be be-
tween *. o." Riley of Mohawk A. c.,
Washington, and Ray Bowen, another
Washington lightweight. Willie Esch-
niger Is matched with Sailor Oden,
Nevin Barber of Washington will
square off with Marini Marine of
Uniontown. Pa, and Roddy Davis of
Washington is to battle Jack Britton
of Georgia.
Memberships IN the Alexandria Day
Nursery Athletic Association, which Is
sponsoring the show, are being sold at
Vic's Sport Shop in Washington and
the Alexandria Gazette and Auto Ac-
cessory Co. in this city.
The arena Is located Just one block
on the Alexandria Washington boule-
ward and is just miles from the
United States Treasury Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-16
PROGRAM POINTED
TO OLYMPIC MEET
National Championships to
Fix Representation of US.
on Cinders.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
~ ANSAS CITY, November Is.
K Americas 1882 amateur
IN sport calendar Is being
drafted at the forty-third
annual convention of the Amateur
Athletic Union here, with a view
to its effect on the Nations par
ticipation in the Olympic games
at Los Angeles next July 80
August IA.
The Track and Field Committee Of
the American Olympic Association,
meeting here with the A. A. o., recon-
mended the final try-outs for the
United States team be held ct stan
ford University, July is and 16.
The two major college track and
field championships, sponsored by the
I. G. A. A. A. A. and the National Col
legiate Athletic Association would be
the semi-final try-outs and the Western
semi-finals would be staged at Long
Beach, Calf. The finals are to be the
national A. A. q. Championships Of
1892.
Three Variations Set.
The marathon team would be COM
posed of the frst-place winners In en-
durance races at Boston, Baltimore and
Los Angeles, with the second place man
at Los Angeles as alternate.
The Women's Track and Field Com.
mittee moved to make the champion.
ships at Chicago the first or second
- T.,Iw1 kan NfA avH{A
try-outs and to change the 100-yard
dash to 100 meters to conform with the
distance run in international compe.
tition.
The recommendations will be acted
upon by the American Olympic Execu.
tive Committee at o meeting IN New
York November 20.
The 20 A. A. U. committees in ses.
sion yesterday also made their plans for
1892 competition with the Olympiad In
mind.
Avery Brundage Of Chicago. national
president Of the A. A U. and head OF
the American Olympic organization, who
presided over the opening general ses-
sion today, advanced a movement for
q meeting with other amateur sports
organizations to draft universal def
milton Of amateurism.
Many Records Approved.
The Basket Ball Committee recon-
mended that the Mems National Tour
nament be held by the Missouri Valley
A. A. U. under auspices of the Kansas
City Athletic Club next March 14-19.
The Women's Basket Ball Tourney
would go to Dallas, Tex. again under
its committees recommendation. The
volley ball tourney was awarded by q
committee to the South Atlantic A. A.
U. meet to be held at Baltimore be-
tween April l and Is.
Many of the IA new records UP for
consideration were approved by the
Record Committee. which was to submit
its report to the convention for adop-
ton. Although no reason was given, it
was learned the 100-yard dash made by
Hubert Meier of Iowa State College in
9.4 seconds at the 1880 Blk Six Confer
ence meet will not be recognized as
tying the American record. Meier was
favored by tail wind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-16
SNAPPY MAT SHOW
CARDED THIS WEEK
DuSek and Steele Will Head
Five-Bout Program at
Auditorium Thursday.

1--WE Of the brightest wrestling
cards ever booked here, fea-
y turing finish match between
Ray Steele and Rudy Dusek,
will be presented next Thursday at the
Washington Auditorium.
The usual array of five bouts, two
to a finish, are scheduled, but the cali
Der Of the matmen to wrestle this week
has not been exceeded by any previous
show, according to Promoter Joe
Turner.
While the Steele-Dusek match, of
course, will headline the card, the four
other matches are expected to attract
more than the usual interest.
Matros Kirelenko and Chief White
Feather will clash in the semi-windup
Both were winners last week.
Jewish. Star ON Bill.
Herb Freeman, claimant Of the Jew
ish championship, and Wankah zeles-
MAX, Russian mailman, will clash in the
star preliminary. Other bouts will
bring together AL Geicewicz and Benny
Ginsberg and Steve Zinoski and John
Katan
Dusek and Steele, two Of Jim Londos'
leading contenders, will be meeting for
the third time of their careers, each
having won once previously. Except for
single defeat by Shikat, Steele has
not been beaten by any other than
Londos for the last two years. Dusek's
record rivals that of Steele's in that
except for q defeat by one Hans
Kampfer, his slate, excluding what
Londos has accomplished, would be
marless during the last two years.
A purse of $4,000 has been guar
anteed the principals on the 60-40 basis
and because of this and the limited
seating capacity, women will not be
admitted free this week.
Tickets are available at Joe Turner's
ONCE in the Annapolis Hotel.
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CANzONER| R|SK|NG
CROWN THIRD TIME
Lightweight Champion to
Face Chocolate in Title
Bout Friday.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
n YEW YORK, November 16.-Tony
nj Canzoneris third defense of
y his lightweight championship
in little more than q year per-
h4ps will be his last.
For the latest challenger for Tonys
l35-pound crown is none other than
Eligio Sardinias Of Cuba, otherwise Kid
Chocolate. They will battle over the
15-round championship limit In Madi-
son Square Garden Friday night.
Canzoneri, one-time holder of the
featherweigtt championship. knocked
out AL Singer in a single round here
in November last yeaA to capture the
lightweight toga. He has twice de-
Tended it against the busy Briton, Jack
kid Berg, knocking out the White
chapel Hebrew in three rounds in CHI
cago in April and then winning de-
cisively on points IN q return bout here
in September.
Although the lightweight title will be
the chief prize, one other champion
ship and possibly two, will be up for
decision. The junior welterweight
tlb4C NdLAOuCAl tOOA 0CAb 00bO-
matically will be on the block. And
so will Chocolates Junior lightweight
crown, provided Canzoneri elects to
make 100 pounds ~ti1ey clAsg diNttelqE
that somewhat synthetic diYtstrE.:ss. - =
May Keep His Weight. =,
That poundage Tony probably can
make, but it would be two or three
pounds under his normal fighting
weight, and the Italian may decide
against taking any chances of weaken
ing himself.
In Chocolate, Canzoneri will be meet
ing q better boxer than Berg and a
much harder hitter, but there is some
doubt as to Chocolates ability to travel
the full is rounds against so strong q
figher as Canzoneri. The Cuban slowed
up badly in the last five rounds of his
losing bout with Bat Battalino for the
featherweight title.
Canzoneri probably will be the bet
ting favorite at narrow odds of 6 to
or IL to 10.
other outstanding fistic shows this
week will be held at Chicago and Bos-
ton on Thursday night. At Chicago
Primo Camera will meet King Levinsky
of Chicago in q hereunder and at Bos-
ton Erne 6chaaf, Boston heavyweight,
will tangle with Jack Dorval Of New
York.
Bat Battalino will engage Bushy Ora
ham, Utica, N. Y, veteran. In Q 10
round non-title battle bout ct the Chi
cago show.
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Weeks Grid Tits
For ID. C.. Elevens

College.
Friday.
George washington W. Butler,
Grif1th Stadium, 8 pm.
Saturday.
Providence College VS.. Catholic
University at c. U. Stadium, 2:30
o'clock.
washington and Lee VS.. Maryland
at College Park, 2:30 o'clock (home-
coming day game).
Shepherd College VS.. Gallaudet at
Kendall Green. 2:30 O'Clock.
Georgetown VS.. Villanova at Villa
nova.
American University VS.. Ran
dolph- Macon College at Ashland.
Virginia Seminary VS.. Howard at
Howard Stadium, 2:30 O'Clock.
Scholastic.
Tomorrow.
Business VS.. Tech, public high
school title game, Central Stadium,
$3.50 o'clock CHARITY game.
Friday.
Central VS.. Gonzaga at Central
Stadium, $50 O'Clock
st. Johns VS.. Georgetown Prep
at Eastern High Stadium, $3.50
o'clock.
Western VS.. Washington-Lee High
at Ballston, Va, $3.50 O'Clock.
Saturday.
Dewitt VS.. National Training
School at N. T. s., $3.50 o'clock.
st. Adams VS.. Christ Church
School at Christ Church, Va.
Emerson VS.. Staunton Military
Academy at Staunton, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-16
LAMAR QUITS RING
TO COACH HARVARD
Ex-Western High Athletic Star
Also to Help Tutor Crimson
Freshman Gridders,

Quitting his professional boxing ca
reer, Henry Lamar, former Western
High athletic luminary, has become
coach of the Harvard varsity ringguuad.
he also is assisting in tutoring the
kHim6Dn freshman foot ball SQUAD.
zmzE is Continuing to serve as attn
director of the Health Club Of Bos-
ton, large group with which he affiH-
ated last year as athletic director.
After starring in foot ball and base
ball at Western and winning the ma
tional amateur Interchangeable bog
Ing title in his senior year there, Lamar
defended his ring crown in his first
year at Virginia
He pursued career in pro boxing for
several years, losing only two nights in
more than 80.
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Stars Saturday
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Don Zimmerman and Jerry Dali
rymple, Tulane-Former's passes, lat
ters defensive play helped beat Geor-
gia.
Weldon Mason, Southern Methodist
Beat Baylor with 66-yard run in FIRST
period, 60.
Bill Morton and Bill Mccall, Dart
mouth-Famed passing combination &C
counted for both touchdowns In 14-0
defeat of Cornell.
Lev is Brown, Nebraska-Ran 70 yards
TO score winning touchdown against
Kansas State.
Martin Warner and William Bell, Ohio
State-Former blocked Wisconsin punt,
latter fell on ball for only touchdown
of game.
Stanley Hanaberg Chicago-Intercept-
ed Illinois pass and scored winning
touchdown on 25-yard run.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-16
RUMOR HAS SHAWKEY
AS NEWARK MANAGER
Held Logical Nominee for Post
With Int. Club Purchased
by Yankees.
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, November. 16.-The
Hot Stove League" already has ncmi-
mated a new manager for the Newark
Club of the International League.
With announcement of the purchase
by the New York Yankees Of the New.
ark franchise and all that goes with It,
veteran base ball men believed that
some Yankee graduate" would be
named to succeed Al Mamaux as pilot
OF the club, and picked upon Bob
Shawkey as the most logical nominee
Coincident with the announcement
OF the Yankees purchase of the Newark
franchise, officials Of the Albany East
ern League Club, a Class B outfit, an.
nounced the Yankees had offered $780,.
600 for the franchise and stadium. This,
however, was denied by Jacob Rupert,
cwner Of the Yankees, who said his
organization was mot interested ia the
Albany club and has made no offer for
it,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-16
RING BAN ON McGRAW
National Boxing Body Warns
Against Matching Detroit Man.

CHICAGO, November 16 R.-Phil
McGraw, Detroit, once threat as a
contender for the world lightweight
championship, is through with the ring
in an edict issued today by the Ma
tional Boxing Association. He Is barred
in the States under N. B. A. control.
Gen. John v. Clinnin, president Of
the National Boxing Association, issued
warning against matching McGraw
because of physical handicaps. Gen.
Clinnin charged that McGraw quit In
his last ring OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tony
Herrera In Lansing, Mich, nearly q
year ago. McGraw, according to re-
ports reaching Gen. C1innin, recently
started training.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-16

a surprise move on his thirty-fifth turn,
and, Walker, being short of time, made
a faulty response, and resigned on his
forty-f1rst turn. See score Of game be-
low. Present standing: Byler, 2; Walk
er, /; drawn, /.
often continues his string Of victories
in the general tournament at the Capt.
tai City Chess Club, his victim this
time being Parsons. Bettinger won an
adjourned game from Maj Clark and
also defeated Parsons, and is a close
second. Hickam won from Roberts and
is third. Knapp lost to Sullivan,
Gleason lost to Davis and Stark won
from Clinton, all three being in tie
for fourth place. Carl HesSe won from
Sullivan. The standing Of the players:
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HOPPE REGAINS TITLE
Wins Back Wcrld 1871 Billiard
Championship From Cochran.

PITTSBURGH, November 16 (P).-
Willie Hoppe regained the world 1871
billiard championship from Welker
Cochran, $500 to 3,037, in their chal-
lenge match which ended here yester-
day.
An early lead assumed by Hoppe was
cut down considerably in the final two
blocks Of play. In the eleventh 300
point block, played Saturday. Cochran
shot SGT to 800 for Hoppe, and In the
final block it was Cochran 504, Hoppe
500. Cochran took the title from Hoppe
last year.
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DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE LEAGUE.

Patents. No. a. y B. of the Cen. V Z
G. & @. Sur. . Bur. of Mines. 8
P = Ct s. 81 p &C. C. Bas 81 Stand SG
Season Records.
High team game-Patents, No. ., sea.
High team Set--CoaSt and Geodetic Sur
vey. 1893; Patents, No. 2, 1868.
High Individual Eame-Carter Bureau OF
High Individual set-Jermane patents.
High individual average-Ross bureau of
Standards), 115-2.
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WILSON BASKETERS PLAY
Colleges First Mems Team to Meet
Franklin auint Tonight.

Basketers Of Wilson Teachers Col
lege will engage Benjamin Franklin
University quint tonight in the Wilson
gym at $3.50 O'Clock. It will be the
seasons opener for both teams and the
first formal contest in which a mans
qutnt representing Wilson ever has par
ticipated
With Doc White as coach, Wilson
man students are planning much other
athletic activity this school year.
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y II q byler Qe-
veloped q strong
attack. On his
TWEEN tvs e c on d
move Byler won q
pawn and had q
decided advantage.
On his twenty
seventh turn he
made a bad blum
der, and lost a
rock. He continued
the fight, however,
as his pawn posi-
ton was superior,
and Walkers king
was exposed. He
hoped to be able
IN drnvTy To w,1o 40
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MASONIC LEAGUE.

Season Records.
High team game-La Fayette. 62s.
High team set-Stansbury, 1.f03.
rers). 1i6-ll.
High Individual Eame-stoner (singleton).
ITS.
High individual set-stoner (sinsleton),
4l6.
High spares-Litchheld king David. 30.
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In CHESS CIRCLES
BY FRANK B. WALKER

I the contest for the match cham
pionship of the District of Column
bia between r. B. Walker and j. w.
Byler the fourth game went to Byler
Walker played a queens gambit de-
clined opening in an irregular manner
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Bowling League Standings

High individual Sanctuary Tucker
(Peck. No ~, l43.
High individual sets-corcoran. 356; Brom-
ley. 1856
High individual spares-Corcoran. &c.
High individual strikes-E. Saul (Peck,
No. D. IA; r. Hart tGracel, IA.
HER HER team team setpedt NO. No T. lst &c.,
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BUSINESS MEMS LEAGUE.
sANTCo LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team game-La Billie, SOS.
Hlgn team set-La Billie. l,733
High individual game-D. Pratt, I52.
NILS hien an ldndiyidusi set-D. Pratt, $40; W.
High strikes-T. Douglas IA
High spareS-T Douglas. al
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season Records.
High team gams-Chevy Chase Yresby-
'sH ish team sst-chsvy Chase Presbyterian.
High individual aversge-3s. lesley. lit.
High individual set-Linkins, 384
High strikes-Linkins, Huffman, Efisbie,
0iHiah spnres=Frisbie. g.
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LADIES' PRINCE GEORGES LEAGUE.
PETROLEUM LEAGUE.


High team game-Standard, Goa.
High team set-!Standard, 1,729.
High spares-Reinhart, So.
High strikes-Kolb, 16.
High Individual game-Morgan, 1873.
High individual set-Kolb 3e9.
High individual average-PhippS, 1l5-l5:
High fiat game-Delisi, Richardson and
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EASTERN STAR LEAGuE


CeHHVH NetOFoB.
Migh team game-Ruth, $50.
fAigh team set-Ruth, 1857.
High average-Owen, 1882
High game-Ackman. i46.
High set-Ackman, 355.
High spares-Ackman, Sc.
High strikes-Owen and Thomas, IS.
High nat game-Whitbeck, 98'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-16

Queens Gambit Declined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-16

Carl A. Hesse made his annual vista
ton to Central High School the other
day and found the going rather rough.
Out of 10 games played he won 6, drew
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plies for u S. Golf 71,outs A. A. u Convention Drafts Calendar
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR.
TT is rumored that Jack johnson,
i world champion heavyweight box
er. has retired

i world champion heavyweight Dox-
er, has retired
Jack Flynn, formerly of the Pitts
burgh Pirates, may fight it out with
Ray Morgan for third base on the
Washington team next season.
Georgetown expects to use this
lineup in its coming big foot ball
game with Virginia: Burgan, left
end: Hart. left tackle; Daley. left
guard; Cunniff, center; Reinschilds,
right guard Wymard. right tackle;
Hegarty, right end Sitterding, quar-
terback; Costello. left halfback: Fury,
right halfback, land White, fullback.
Memorial A. c. will have a for
midable squad in The Evening Stars
10-mile Thanksgiving day handicap
run. Coach Howard Foley is count
ing upon George Stoner, Ernest
Kendrick, Norman Lipscomb, Henry
johnson. Wilbur Kellogg, Israel
Snyder. Burns Mccormick and Harry
Windsor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-16

K-B6, K-R7; 4 K-B7, KRIS; 5
K-Kte, and wins.
CCORE Of the fourth game in the
~ Walker-Byler match for the match
championship of the District:
Queens Gambit Declined.
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CIVIC CLUBS LEAGUE.


High team game-Kiwanis, 57e
High team set-Kiwanis. 1877
High individual game-Cook, Reciprocity,
Heb individual set-Keneipp. Rotary. s7s.
High strtkes-Aaronsen, Round Table Q
High spares-Keneiup Rotary al. Der
rail-, Newcomers. 40; Cook. Reciprocity, 49,
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DELHI soCCERITEs WIN.

A soccer team from His Majesty's
Ship Delhi, docked at the Navy Yard
here, downed British Uniteds, to 2,
yesterday on the Monument Grounds.
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FRATERNITY LEAGUE.

Season Records.
High individual average-Cotter Kappa
PhD, 1910; w. Miller (Alpha A. I. K),
High individual eame-Bell CPhi Sigma
ChD, l46; q. Ritnour Stigma Phil, l46.
L. Ky, 10S.
Hish team gams-Phi sigma OhI, SIS.
Nigh team set-Sigma Delta, i,eA5.
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INTERCOLLEGIATE ALUMNI LEAGUE.

Forfeited three games.
Season Records.
High average-Burns maryland, 1l2-b;
Story DARTMOUTH. liz.
High game-Charest (Michiganl. $50.
Hish team gameNMaryiand, Ses.
High team set-Maryland. 1,640.
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TAKoMA LADIES IpacY,r


Season Records.
Migh average-Youmans. es-A.
Hieh cameo. Mills, 1872.
High set-G. Mills. $40.
Hign spares-G. Mills, II,
High strtkes-Higgins,
High nat game-CarI, Of.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-16

High team game..Patents No: 2. 592.
High team set-Patents No. 2, l,682
High individual Misunderstanding pat
snts No. p: i12-s; Inge Coast & Geodetic
High individual set-Jermane patents
No. -, 371.
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"A blunder which loses q r.
tPlayed under time pressure. It loses at
least a piece. BXB would have won for
White.
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SATURDAY NIGHT LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team set-Sanico, LIS.
High team gapne-Book Of Washington. 624.
High strikes-Morrison (Book Of Washing
'0 High spares-Keith Cook of washington),
High individual game-Holst Ode Molay).
III. -.
High Individual average-Holst (De Mo-
law, l17-5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-16

White-K on KR, Q on KB4, Rs on
KKt and @, B on QB4, KIT on ks, Ps
on KB2, O., OBS and QR3; 10 pieces.
Black-K on KKt, @ on K2. RS on @
and OKt2, Bs on KKt2 and K, Ps on
KR4, KB2, K3. Obs and QR5; IL pieces.
How should White play to win?
Solution 10 end game No. Ill
Eoe, K-RA; 2 K-8T. E-Rs; 3
E-KtS: K-RA: 4 E-R7 and wins.
Il L.. K-XtT: . K-QE K-Et; 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-16
WESTERN ELECTRIC LEAGUE,
RANKERs' LEAGUE.

Hish individual cancellation Gibbs
High individual set-Birsfsld CRisss Ma
Hish stfiskss-Meoambridss Tsdsrai-
Hish spares-Msany Overwhelmingly.
High team game-m-ws, B; Hibbs Co.. $40.
High team sew. B. Hibbs Co., l,7A3.
Hish individual average-Geler National
Bank Of Washingtonl, 1ll-16.
Second high individual average-Meany
(Federal- American). Hill.