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Evening star., 1936-10-18
CONGRESSIONAL COUNTRY

~ONCRESSlONAL COUN I'M
CLUB golfers are to play to-
day in the closing event of
the season-the annual 1S-
hole medal play tourney for the Tatum
Cup-open to all golfers of the club.
In addition to the major trophy, there
will be other gross and net prizes. B.
c. Brown won the tourney last year.
Over at Five Farms today the fine
golf team of the Chevy Chase Club
will clash with a surprisingly good
Hillendale Country Club team for the
team championship of the Maryland
State Golf Association. Five Farms
has been chosen as the neutral course
for the deciding match in the team
tourney. Bob Barnett will play at No.
/ for Chevy Chase against Charlie
Betschler, Hillendale pro. The rest
Of the Chevy Chase team will be
drawn from the following golfers:
Page Hufty, C. Ashmead Fuller. Reeve
Lewis, jr.; Kent Legg, Beverly Mason.
Ralph Quinter, jr.; Fred Hitz, EN-
mons S. Smith, John w. Brawner,
Robert Stead. jr.: Comdr. A. c. Miles
and w. Jasper Du Bose. The match
will start about pm.
CHIP shots why do they al
ways pick on me to show their
best game?" yelled A. Hamilton Will
son at Columbia. For four years in
a row the guy that licked me always
has played his best game, and here
it is again" Wilson was beaten in the
fifth flight by C. S. Abel, who con-
fessed he was on his mallet . team
matches at Columbia between club
teams will not be finished this year
=. woman golfers will have big day
Tuesday with field day affairs at three
clubs :. first teams will play at Con-
gressional, second teams at Army
Navy and third teams at Chevy
Chase Congressional women
wound up their season with bang
last Sunday, presenting prizes won in
all the season Journeys =. the silver
was handed out by Mrs. Ralph w.
Payne, and Bob Smith, president OF
the club.
Down at Augusta, Ga, the city Is
sponsoring itle-holder's tournament
for women to be played in January,
1897 all State and sectional title
holders will be asked to attend, which
makes Mrs. Betty P. Meckley, District
and Maryland champ, eligible the
Spalding caravan will show again IN
this area at Richmond on october rs,
with Lawson Little, Bobby Cruick-
shank, Horton Smith and Jimmy
Thomson appearing as three OF 'em
did at Kenwood last Sunday before
the biggest crowd to see local match
in Is years and what a match 1t
was they had Marty Vests tongue
hanging out trying to keep ahead OF
the toe-stepper-on-ers :. the rotund
District Golf Association prexy said
his toughest job was not to keep ahead
of the players, but to get through the
Evening star., 1936-10-18
SHOE TOSSERS HALTED
Stars Co1ored Tourney to Resume
Tomorrow After Rain.

Rained out last night, the colored
division of The Evening Stars metro
politan horse shoe tournament will
continue tomorrow night on the Ban
neker Recreation Courts at o'clock,
when Oliver Thompson meets Archie
Campbell for the privilege Of facing
John Hyson in the semi-finals. Har-
rison Tyler will stack up against Lin
coin Roots in q semi-final match.
Maryland and Virginia State semi
finals will be staged Wednesday night
on the same courts. Franklin Mar
shall, Bernie Robinson, ST.; Arthur
Green and Bernie Robinson, jr., will
represent the Marylanders, while
Walter Smith, Claude Green, Arm
stead Gravette, Alfred Marshall and
Stanley Robinson will pitch for the
Virginians.
Evening star., 1936-10-18
Muchacho Threatens.

THE beautiful trophy was presented
to Redland in 1888 by N. o. Ter
pening, one of the hunts founders.
and was won that year and again in
1885 by Mrs. Alice Cashell Berry.
T. T. Mott, M. F. H.. won the cup
in 1884.
Muchacho, one of the five Mexican
horses brought here while the regu-
lars quietly crunched oats in their
stalls at Fort Myer awaiting the OPEN
ing Of the Inter-American Horse
Show next week, was the only visit
ing mount to threaten during the
days proceedings.
Under a dashing ride by Capt.
Florencio Lazo, Muchacho tied with
five other horses for first place in the
combination in-and-out and triple
bar class, but raped the last fence
in the jump-off and was not among
those who eventually gained the win
ners' circle.
Maj. James T. Duke captured both
first and second places in this COM
petition with Sandy, getting the blue.
and Hats Of taking the red ribbon
for second. Randle's Pride was placed
third and Fred J. Hughes Black
Caddy fourth.
The summaries:
Hunter Hacks-won by Claws, owned by
q. 8. Randle and ridden by Robert Roby;
second. Recall owned and ridden by
SRnssS oRned and rdeen By U 8 Rand
Bolter, owned and ridden by Lieut.. Comdr.
Touch and out@won by Lacquer Lady,
second. Clipped Wings. owned by Fort
kset Mset HGEss E2ank ssoT Hen Tssm Fddsn Hss
owyssd BY Fort Myer Horse SHOW Team
so.1 nH ridden Sy ns M rden Is%ss by a c S15
WoTFins Hunt HuatsIs-WOn, 1sS, t,,l By BOlssr. It.;
BY SwfsS Robers RoSy thd SUN oeam
Sy coo tour bsk M6S saa Tadsa 6%hed By
Norman F: Bryce and ridden by Marian
Open Jumping-Won by Clipped Wings.
and ridden bS Lieut. Frank S. Henry: sec;
nS ridden SS BY Robert berth Roby: b third. sun Gleam
owned by Miss. A. !. Carabelli and ridden
I T. Il S0b by taeqqeE n Fsdeey kSaS
Terpening Challenge Cup Class-won by
Hunger Marcher., owned by Fenton NJ
Fadeley and ridden by Charles Carrico:
second, Wee owned by Redland Hunt and
ridden by Frank Fraley: third. Mag owned
and ridden by Joseph Fraley; fourth. Mac.
owned and ridden by Hazel Welsh.
In-and-out and Triple Bar Class-Won
by Sandy. owned by Fort Myer Horse Show
Team and ridden by Nal james T. Duke;
James Sn0T Rufs thIIs IA Ra1dis os pHas ns
Robert Roby; fourth. Black Caddy. owned
and ridden by Fred J. HUGHES. jr.
Handicap Hunters--Won by Claws
owned by U. s. Randle and ridden By
Robert -Roby: second, Governor, owned
BY. q. 8. Randle and ridden by Robert
Roby; third. Hunger Marcher. owned BY
Fenton M. Fadeley and ridden by Charles
Marcher. owned by Fenton M. Fadeley anc
ridden by Charles Carrico; second Lacquer
Lady. owned and ridden by Fenton M
Fadeley; third. Black Caddy, owned and
ridden by Fred j. Hughes, jr.; fourth,
Randle's Pride. owned by q. S. Randle
and ridden BY Robert Roby.
Robert Roby; SECOND. Bean Beetle. owned
Evening star., 1936-10-18
EPSON Downs
Results
Sy the Associated Press.

Sy the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; claiming:
P-year.olds and up; 5h furlongs,
Leros (Cornay) $50 80 2.10
High Bottom Parke) 2.30 2.30
Barney Keen Gossee, 2.7O
Also ran-AlIegory. oIepaL Jobioso.
Playful Prince and Whoa Back.
SECOND RACE-Pgrss, $500: claiming;
Our Spot tsimmon. 1850 Sc s.4e 4.1o
fNo Change (Kurenic) $50 $40
fMary Carmen (RobertO $40
Also ran@:Empress Yvonns. Sioux Chief.
Rustic Lassie. sheratan. Chuck WaEon;
fLady Laura.
field
THIRD RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
Ponnsesss kiS 4 tSSinsSS!ta;;'o s.ssSS ssS sssS
h"raae Time. i:osH. Hra" ~
rosi hl;G EiaeSs EfRS's and I'sh.s Ms ra; E.''' Bell
FOURTH RACE-IPur.e, seco' s-year-
Is: Is: s:.:sa ss! e. y .ss:; s ss rs
sseheior saehen. Dinner @ @tHishtshoe) $50
Aise i%e' rnan1%o,SSsound Advice. combahee.
Amazing and Little NyT1ph.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, 1880 aadedi s.
year-olds and up; lis miles.
aWoodlander (GrilD 4.o0 2.S0 S.6D
Min Ormont (Parke) S.9O Z.6y
. Biography lHnD "'oo
alno me' ranGsii. wise Player and Blue
B. Hernandes entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, .S5O0j claiming;
3-year-olds and M; b miles. -.
shady Wood (Cornay) 11.9O S.lo S.SS
Barcardi Sweep (Morrison) S.oO S'SSS
Light Zephyr (Simmons) o.fV
Time, 1:5OM.
Also ran-Weedidit. Moresoris and Lucy.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500; claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up; mile
Texas Moon tSimmons) $50 $50 3.20
Laro Keys (Deprangp $40 g.9O
Peter Dixon (Ca1vert) 7.1O
Also ran-Grand Sweep. Augeas, Navy
fri, Bourbon Rose and Donna Lascsri.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
S-year-olds and up; 1 mile.
Milandra tDeDrang) 1890 800 4.00
Explorer tCornayl 5.10 $40
Autumn Leaves (Hanauer) $50
Also ran@Kieys Girl. Hurry Hawk,
Thistle Mira. Northssn slin knd Miss Glaes.
Evening star., 1936-10-18
RIBBONS ESCAPE
MEXICAN HORSES
Second. d.Stringers Trail in
RedIand Show-Tricolor
to RandIe'S Claws.
BY JACK ALLEN,
STAFF Correspondent of The Star.

OCKVILLE, Md, october IL
The dashing caballeros OF the
X Mexican army brought their
L second-string mounts to the
Redland Hunts fifth annual meet at
the old fair grounds here today and
were relegated to ignominy as old
stand-bys of Washington show circles
collected the laurels.
Fencing boldly, and at times bril-
liantly, the mounts Of the visitors from
below the Rio Grande nevertheless
lacked the degree of consistency re-
quired in open jumping competition
and failed to break into the ribbons
in either Of the three classes in which
they participated.
u. S. Randle, Capital real estate op-
orator, had things entirely his own
way in the hunter division with Claws,
winner of the middleweight hunter
title at Warrenton last week. taking
the tricolor emblematic Of the cham
pionship and Randle's Pride lifting
the reserve rosette.
Evening star., 1936-10-18
Directors Meeting Of M. c. A.

A. SEIDENBERG, promotion direc-
tor of chess activities of the
Metropolitan Chess Association, an
nounces that there will be a special
meeting of the directors of the M. C. A.
Wednesday, 8 pm, at the sports office
on the seventh floor Of The Star
Building.
ANY chess club in Washington
may send two representatives to
this conference. according to
Seidenbcrg. All captains Of
teams of five that will play in the
team tournament of the nj. c.
A., to begin the latter part Of
the month, must be present.
Final plans of the first chess
team tourney to be held in
Washington within the past five
years will be made.
A round colloquoy will ensue.
Team captains. delegates from local
clubs, schools, colleges and business
establishments are urged to come and
get an earful Of sizzling chess news.
Prof" Paul Miller, national president
of Chi Eta Sigma, the Phi Beta
Kappa" honor chess fraternity. and
chess editor of The Star. will address
the meeting on the subject: plans
Evening star., 1936-10-18
MAXI SAKI RING VICTOR
Takes Twelfth Street Y. M. c. A.
Headline From Peace.

MAXI Saki, Anacostia A. c. light.
weight, captured a three-round de-
cision from Louis Peace in the fea-
ture bout of the Twelfth Street Y.
M. C. A. boxing show last night. Kid
Lightning scored the only victory for
the host team. scoring third-round
technical knockout over Jim Price OF
the G. G. G. squad.
In other bouts Jimmy Dean de-
feated Allen Walker, Billy Epstep
trimmed Kid Thomas and Sleepy
Proctor trounded Little Harrison.
Evening star., 1936-10-18
WILSON ACE TRAPSHOT
Scores Second Major Victory of
Year at Washington Club.

Capturing his second major cham
pionship of the year, Walter S. Wilson,
District amateur trapshooting title
holder, yesterday won the 16-yard title
of the Washington Gun Club, break
ing 96 out Of 100 targets, to nose out
Julius Marcy, who finished second
with IS.
Dennis A. Upson took third place
with a 81, while Cliff Fawsett finished
out of the money with a 80. Follow
iy,ey ora %t,o crorcc.
Evening star., 1936-10-18

racouer Lady. owned and ridden by Fem
TON M Fadeley: fourth. Sun Clean. owned
BY Miss A. J. Carabelli and ridden by
Hunter Championship = Champion
Claws. owned by U. S. Randle;, reserve
Champion. Randle's Pride. owned by q. S.
Jumper Championship - Tie between
LACQUER Lady. owned by Fenton M.
Fadeley. and Clipped Wings, owned by
Fort Myer Horse Show Team.
Evening star., 1936-10-18
VIRGINIA A. G. TO PLAY.

The crack Virginia A. c. will stack
up against the strong Anacostia
Eagles today at Baggett's Stadium,
Alexandria, Va, at 2:3o O'Clock, in
an unlimited sandlot foot ball game.
The Virginians have been bolstered by
the addition of two former George
Washington High athletes, Tommy
Ennis and Bill Worden.
Evening star., 1936-10-18
FOE OF LET0 HERE
ONCE Joke IN GYM
Lad Pilot Deemed Too Thin
Builds Up to Get Fine
Record as Boxer.
BY BURTON HAWKINS.


"LEVEN years ago 1ronhead
- Johnny Burrs chased
scrawny kid out Of his Cam
- bria A. C. gymnasium in Phila-
delphia and laughed at the thin
faced lads nerve in pleading to be
placed on a fight card. Tomorrow
night Burns brings Johnny Jadick,
that same skinny kid, here to face
Jimmy Leto in a 10-round feature
welterweight scrap at Turner's Arena.
The little thin man kept coming
back to Burns and repeatedly refused
to be squashed by the promoters
1ibes, which were intended to Kill
Jadick's determination and at the
SAME time keep him from being hurt.
Jadick's persistence finally won over
the man who never is seen without
a derby and a ring career was
launched.
Born Of Ukrainian parents in South
Philadelphia, which has served as q
cradle for such notable noggin-knock-
ers as Tommy Loughran and Benny
Bass, Jadick took terrific humping
In neighborhood suggests. In
tough section where kids were taught
TO fight first and read and write
when they got time. Johnny didn't
seem to fit.
Evening star., 1936-10-18
WHITES PIECES.
White to Move and Mate in Three.


Problem No. "a Yields to the key:
srams, as some Of the ace problemists
paper fails to show it. In fact al no
time has there been an error in the
Correct 'keynoters" are A. o. Cabbsge,
hank Ho ioF fRe prR ha4d On
to work hard on all of your problems.
They are tov~S but I am enjoying them
Midshipman John H Wright of the
United States Naval Academy. and James
F, Kelly fail TO click on No. "a. Better
luck on today's teaser.
pkt Tkf R0rsa'is RK5 3is5 unl2sks ksk tG oKRS kS
mate: Copies Of the pamphlet edition Of
Chess Clubs" By Miller will be mailed
within a fortnight to A. Y. Hesse and
CentraIs Luck Still Good.
WINNER of the Spring interhigh
chess team tourney, 1886, Central
opened up its drive for a second leg
on the Turover Trophy by defeating
last week Woodrow Wilson. although
the battle between the fighting cap
tains, Robert Knox and David Mar
gold, has been adjourned twice, two
hours on the first lap and five hours
on the second. Margold apparently
refuses to be buffaloed by the Scotch"
tactics of Interhigh Champ Knox.
In the second series match Central
continued its winning streak by down.
ing the Tech quintet, 81. with the
top-board game adjourned for further
play as this column goes to press.
Individual Summary.
Evening star., 1936-10-18
Starts as Bantamweight.

Johnny. however, didn't feel that
a way and began to build himself
I'D physically. He haunted the Cam
bria A. c., the original college OF
hard knocks" and Burns, who now
has been running that club for 80
years. noted his determination and
took a liking to him.
Jadick started fighting profession
ally as a bantamweight, with Burns,
alias Tommy White, for obvious rea-
sons. as his manager. Since that
time Burns and Jadick have been in
separable and the latter has expert
enced more than the average fight
er'S success.
A former world junior welterweight
champion, Jadick defeated Tony Can
zoneri, recently dethroned lightweight
king, for that honor. Battling Shaw
trounced Jadick to win the crown,
but Canzoneri regained it by beating
Shaw, only to lose that title and
the lightweight championship to Bar
ney Ross.
Evening star., 1936-10-18
DuoUEsNE KEEPS SMITH.

PITTSBURGH, october II R.-
Duquesne signed John p. Uittle
Clipper Smith as foot ball coach and
athletic director for another year to-
dav lust before the Dukes took the
field against the Pitt Panthers.
Evening star., 1936-10-18
Coin Flip Breaks Tie.

A TIE developed between Fenton M.
Fadeley's Lacquer Lady and the
Fort Myer Horse show teams Clipped
Wings in the open jumping section, but
the titular ribbon went to the latter
when Lieut.. Frank S. Henry success
fully called the turn Of coin Tipped
to determine who would possess the
top award.
Claws won the hunter hacks and
handicap hunter classes to score 10
points and nose out his stablemate.
Randle's Pride, which finished two
points in the ruck with triumph in
the corinthian and second in the
working hunter class. Robert Roby
had the mount on both animals.
Fadeley rode Lacquer Lady to VIC
tory in the touch-and-out and to sec
ond place in the handy jumpers event
to amass eight points in the open
jumping division, while Lieut.. Henry
guided the brown mare, Clipped
Wings, to the blue in the open jump
ers' class and second in the touch
and-out to tie Lacquer Lady.
Hunger Marcher, another entry
from the Fadeley barn, won the COW
eted Terpening Challenge Cup, offered
in a class closed to subscribers of the
host organization. Charles Carrico
rode the chestnut gelding through a
brilliant performance over the out
side course to win.
Evening star., 1936-10-18
E4E11HA
BY PAUL ]. MILLER, Jr.,
Chess Editor. The Star.
tn a SIow-Movin1 Partner.

To Q Si0w-Moving Partner.
A book of verse and game Of chess,
While the day is young and COOL
Two godly gifts, and who takes less
Is either a knave or fool.
A book of verse and game of chess
When the day has come to noon
And you can forget the pain and stress
And the shadow that comes too soon.
A book of verse and a game of chess,
When darkness has settled down
While others tarry with food or dress,
Seeking their woes to drown.
A book of verse and a game Of chess,
And perhaps haunting stave:
Let the devils curse and the good saints
You'll happily come to your grave.
\
Partner, I'm glad that you ponder So
You've helped me to write this rhyme;
But are you always so dog-goned slow?
For Pete's sake, look at the time!
EssDfiatssd ed tna tsom : gqlletip r
Y YNDER this caption one week
ago, this column offered to
suggestion as to the current
~ plan for a downtown social
chess club with up-to-date playing
facilities.
In response to the suggestion have
come many letters of Endorsement and
praise.
Several have expressed themselves
as of a benevolent disposition and
willing to make cash contribution to
the development of such a modern So
cial chess divan. Others have stated
that they could be counted on for so
many memberships at the subsistence
monthly fee of 81 per head.
Now, let's be more definite. A real
classy hangout for chess lovers-ama-
teurs and veterans, ladies included
will cost a wad of dough. First-class
quarters in downtown Washington rent
for magnificent sums.
All working, shoulder to shoul-
der, we can put our club over
the top in great style. Discuss
the matter with your chess
friends. Enlist as many as You
can in the enterprise as good
will promoters. A select mem
bership of 400" is our goal.
Fill out the following pledge, get
your friends to fill out theirs, and mail
to Chess Editor, The Evening Star, at
your earliest convenience.
End Game No. 4.
From Chess Amateur 1911.
Evening star., 1936-10-18

sGame reproduced throush courtesy OF
/ S. Tlrover.
This column trelcomes chess Jokes.
humor neUS facts and rieus. IT-
Quiries dHSUered only If self-dddTeSSedS
stamped envelope is inclosed.
(Copyright. Oct Is. 1886. by Paul MlllerJ
Evening star., 1936-10-18
ASHLAND STAKES
TO MYRTLEWO0D
Carries Crushing Weight in
Mud to Make Show of
Lexington Field.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
v EXTINCTION, KY, October IL
/ Myrtlewood, queen of the West
ern sprinters, hurled another
IL challenge at Miss Merriment,
pride of the East, when she literally
galloped to her second big victory of
the meeting in the Ashland Stakes,
s2,500, today's featured attraction.
The Brownell Combs speed marvel
accounted for the Keene Stakes,
opening day.
True, with Marcia withdrawn, Myr-
tlewood's opposition, limited to H. P.
Headley's Sparta and H. G. Shoe
makers Wise Bessa, was of inferior
class, but this did not detract from
her victory.
CPLASHING through mud and car
- rying the crushing impost of 1875
pounds, the daughter of Blue Lark
spur made a show of her hapless
rivals, increasing her lead four, six
to eight lengths at the quarter poles
to breeze to the mile and sixteenth
wire by IL open lengths. She was
conceding 16 pounds to both Sparta,
which finished second, and Wise
Bessa, and it marked only the third
time in her spectacular career she
had been asked to carry weight over
q mile.
Although past performances-she
had won six out of eight stake en-
gagements this season-made Myr-
tlewood appear a 1-to-10 shot, she
rewarded her totalisator hackers at
l to 2, or So for 50. Considering the
condition of the track, her time OF
1:484s for the mile and a sixteenth
was excellent. Myrtlewood's victory
marked the third in a row for the
little veteran, Jockey George South.
Evening star., 1936-10-18
CHEVY CHAsEMEN WIN.

Chevy Chase Red Devils swamped
the Tenleytown A. c., 400, yesterday
In o 130-pound foot ball game on
Friends yeld. A
Evening star., 1936-10-18

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Evening star., 1936-10-18
adck His Ring Laure BY Battling Physical Handicap

trict Of Columbia Chess League. A.. @.
Dreyer. and z. W Allen Of Newtonville.
for mat mate srees is; oxPeht Kx9; z
B-K2ch, KxKt; B P-Kt3ch, K-R6;
8 P-B3, any move; z B-Bl mate. These
boys rate frst-class positions on any
body's mail order" team OF course. the
above moves At end game No. 3. What
else?
Evening star., 1936-10-18
Ruth Becomes Chess Columnist.

Ruth Becomes Chess Columnist.
WITH plenty on the ball when it
comes to winning chess titles
In the State of Pennsylvania. william
Ruth, a director of the American Chess
Federation, seeks the trials and tribu-
lations that befall columnist in chess
dom.
His venture is a gossipy column in
the Daily Intelligencer, published at
Doylestown, Pa. Although the column
carries no diagrammed problems, it is
rich in soft soap" and caters to the
breezy side Of chess. lie me mucho
gusta" to observe that Doylestown is
becoming chess conscious.
In passing, have you seen the
artistic chess ads in the Septem-
Der issue Of English Chess? They
are excellent-one depicts life
insurance story suggesting the
only "safe move; the other ad-
yertises . well-known brand Of
Scotch whisky, portraying a
beautiful chessboard, with
handsome set of carved ivory
chessmen, and gives a two
move problem in which the
White Queen dominates. High
land Queen?
Chess advertising recalls to mind
that about two years ago a cigarette
ad pictured the then United States
chess champion, Frank Marshall,
putting on a cigarette as he gazed in
tently at the game problem before
him. I wonder If Marshall really
smokes cigarettes? Most of the cham
pions relish a good pipe.
Evening star., 1936-10-18
BOYS ISSUE Def.

Sunday games with 135-pound foot
ball teams are sought by the Tenley
Bows Club eleven. Call Bob Burdette
at Emerson 1898.