davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1936-03-29
Early Bouts Unimpressive.

scott arrived here on a Saturday
and was matched with the ring
worn Eddie Burl in a six-round pre-
liminary scrap the following Monday.
Obviously out of condition, weary from
the lengthy bus ride and still in need
of square meal Howard looked
punch-drunk palooka, but he gained a
close decision over Burl.
Matchmaker Goldie Ahearn, who
knew the lads story, matched Scott
with Johnny De Foe in New Year
day scrap. Well toward a win, Howard
stepped into right hand that tore his
eye open and was forced to grant De
Foe the fight on technical knockout
when the cash failed to respond to
treatment.
Realizing his two fights before Dis
trict fans we're not impressive the
cowboy deserted Washington and in
some manner was matched with Cali
fornia Joe Rivers in Baltimore. Scott
clicked for the first time since invad-
ing the East. He upset Rivers.
Howard came back to Washington
and dropped decision to Eddie Cool
which every one but the judges agreed
Scott had won. Somewhat depected
Scott Travelled to Baltimore and
pounded out a decision over Norment
Quarles, who previously had defeated
Freddy Miller, featherweight cham.
pion, in an overweight bout.
Faces Massey Tomorrow.
SCOTT tries here again. facing Lew
Massey in a scheduled 1o-round
feature bout at Turner's Arena tomor.
row night.
He has little money now. His wife
and daughter arrived here from Texas
yesterday. He's u pounds heavier and
much faster than when he fought Burl.
Should he get past the clever Massey,
Scott could accept offers wired Man.
ager Gabe Menendez from New York
and Florida, or stay here and play ball
with Ahearn. who will try to obtain for
Scott crack at Lightweight Champion
Tony Canzoneri at Griffith Stadium
this Summer.
Preliminary action lists Pete Galiano
clashing with frankie Mills in an at
tractive eight-round semi-final. while
Mike Tardugno will face Joe Bruno in
a six-rounder.
Opening four-round bouts find Joe
Doty trading blows with Angelo Nicola
and Al Dintamin swapping swats with
Frankie Flocco.
The first punch will be launched at
$50 o'clock.
Evening star., 1936-03-29

Key TO Problem 3: BORT. Cor
rect solutions toward the March prize,
a copy of the Laws of Chess re-
ceived from R. Y. Zachary, W. L.
Crawford, Rev. Fred Miller of Mount
Rainer. Md; Miss Maud G. Sewall,
Druell Huskerson, A Seidenberg,
Charles ]. Berner, Frank B. Stevens,
Billie Bauer cage 13 and George
Gavin Gage IA. Stan Walicki. your
chess notation, is either wrong or you
missed the solution for B-QR2 is
not the key. Above problem correct.
Mail solutions early.
Extra! Extra! Extra!
CAPTAINS of all teams that will
enter the Metropolitan Chess As
sociation single round elimination
team tournament are requested to
contact A. Seidenberg Immediately.
Telephone Metropolitan 1888.
Stand by for a special call meeting,
probably Tuesday night. Team
matches start this week.
This column ,Delcomes chess in
qutries. netus, facts and pie,cs. In
formation readily giucn il selt-ad-
dressed, stamped envelope is in
closed.
Copyright, 1896, by Paul Miller.)
Evening star., 1936-03-29
PROCUREMENT LEAGUE.
Season Records,

High team score-Colonials. 1859,
High team game-Romans. $40.
High individual score-Brodie 4oG
High individual game-Gomberg ISL
High average STANDARDIZATION IS.
High average spares-Brodie. Isl.
High average-DonaldSon, 1880.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
TEXAN FAR ABOVE
EARLY FORM HERE
Win Tomorrow Would Mean
Broader Future Field
for Lightweight.
BY BURTON HAWKINS.

~OWBOY HOWARD SCOTT
never may fulfill his ambition
to become lightweight boxing
~ champion of the world, but if
he continues his present punching pace
he may be able to take his grandchil-
dren on his knee and tell them of the
night he fought for the title.
Broke, travel-weary and actually
hungry when he arrived in Washington
from Texas three months ago, Scott
has reversed Horace Greeley's adage,
Go West, young man"
Packing gaudy belt, which pro-
claimed him lightweight champion Of
the Lone Star State, his ring shoes and
fighting trunks into a paper bag, Scott
kissed his wife and six-year- daugh-
ter good-by and climbed on an East
bound bus.
Texas hadn't been too kind to How
ard. True, he had his championship
belt, but he soon discovered that wasn't
digestible. Deep down in his heart he
knew he could step into the ring with
any l35-pounder in the world and make
a creditable showing.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
Season Records

Season Records.
Hish averages-Slifer CBrookland Meth
ooisp l02-l4: Shoemaker tLangdon Reds,
1923: Carleton B. Y. P. U. No. -. 99-2S:
Kemper tB Y. P U. No. u. 99-2
High game-Thompson Langdon BlueS).
153.
Spsres-shoemaker (Lansdon Reds, 81.
Strikes-Woodruf (B. Y. p. U. No. -.
Hish team set-B. Y; p. U. No ]. 1876.
High team game-Sherwood. 565.
o. No u, 364.
Hish fat game-Carleton (B. Y. P. U.
No. - Eisenhart Sherwood and Gather
(B Y P, U. No. p. g.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
CITY Tourney Growing. ?.

INCIDENTALLY, Fowler and O'Con-
nell hope to have Columbia Lodges
League represented 100 per cent in the
Washington City Duckpin Association
tournament, to open April 81 at the
Arcadia.
The city tournament entry is grow
ing rapidly Among leagues which re-
Gently have signified intention of COM
peting in a body are: Farm Credit
Administration, 10 teams Department
Store League, 10; National Capital
League, eight; Columbia Heights, TO-
and Federal, 10.
Arville Ebersole, secretary of the city
association, requests that all league
scorers turn in their figures, including
matches up to yesterday. as soon as
possible.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
COMMERCIAL.
Season Records.

High team Eame-City Cab S13.
High team Fet-Dtsmond Service, 1858
hleh individual game-Parsons. ~,
High individual set-ParSon. 455.
High aycTage-ParSon. 1865,
Evening star., 1936-03-29
United States Match Opens.

TINE ghosts of all the chess cham.
pions of the United States will
stalk silently through the mod
ern chess rooms of New York
City's Manhattan, Marshall, Queens
and Empire Clubs Monday at $50 pm.
to hover around the boards of the Al
American players, who are contendine
for the official title of United States
champion in the strongest preliminary
field Of experts ever to assemble on
the North American Continent.
Students of the games of the past
masters and retiring champion, these
players have garnered the highest
honors in their own particular chess
world and now seek the royal crown Of
the leading master in the United
States, relinquished voluntarily by that
peer of American players, Frank j.
Marshall, captain of the victorious
United States teams in the past three
International tournaments conducted
under the auspices of the International
Chess Federation, conqueror of Amer
ica's ranking players for quarter of
a century, and brilliant analyst.
Contenders in the preliminaries for
the u S. A. title are:
Puerto Rico-Rafael Cintron OF San
Juan. Massachusetts-Harold Morton and
weaEsT sToNtns w ADAMS Ns Boston; W. M Mitch HsIny
Kline, Mayonne: Robert .Powelson: West
Richard Eean. Jackson Heights: W.
McCready. Hackensack. and Miss Adele
Raettig of Hoboken. Illinois-Samuel
Factor. PennSylvania-W. H. Steckel. Al
lentown: Barnle F. Winkelman Phiiadel-
Dhia. New York-Edward J. Korpanty.
Maspeth; Donald Mcclellan. South ozone
Brunnemer: Nyack: julius Psrtos. Corona;
Aaron Goldman, Queens: Paul Rathen, Al
fred L. Jones both from Staten Island.
and from Manhattan and the Bronx come
A. S. Denker. Milton Hanauer. r. L. Born
holz. Fred Reinfeld. Sidney Bernstein. Har.
old Sussman. Max Rosenthal G. N. Treyst-
man. Edward J. Martinson. Morris Fish.
H. Fajans. j. soudakor, s. silberman. J.
man. Howard D. Grossman. Matthew
Green. Tobias Stone. Albert c. Simonson.
Gregory Osterman and E. S. Jackson. jr.
Match play will be from to pm.
and 9 pm. to am. on Saturdays and
Sundays, with only one session of play
daily for the balance of the week, the
hours being from $50 pm. to 1880
pm. Present Champion Frank Mar
shall will be one of the umpires Of
the grand melee.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
Giants With Team.

WITH a seasons record of As VIC
tories in SO games, the Refiners
come here with the reputation of not
having been forced to exert themselves
once at Denver, where the country's
best A. A. U. teams were In compe-
tition. Boosting a lineup averaging
feet inches tall, the Mcpherson
team averaged ST points per game in
its drive to the national title
One of the main reasons for the Re-
finers' success is the presence of two
all-America players and two other
choices for Americas second "all"
team in their regular lineup Joe
Fortenberry, the visitors 6-feet-8-inch
center. and Bill Wheatley. guard,
were choices for the country's first
all-star five, while Tex Gibbon and
Jack Raglan. forwards, rated but
slightly less.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
CUNTS IN TWIN BILL.

Two games will be played in the
Junior high school basket ball series
tomorrow afternoon, Randall meeting
Francis at the latter's gymnasium and
Garnet-Patterson playing host to Ter
rell. The winner of the latter contest
will play Shaw later in the week. Both
games start at 3 o'clock.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
Bowling Standings and Season Records
sODALITY UNION.
Season Records.

Hieh averaee-M. Hanagan. 93.
High strikeS-Bennette- Gray. l3.
High spares-M. Hanagan. %.
High gane-M. flanagan. 1875.
High team Set-St. Gabriers l. .326.
High team game-St. Gabriel !, 40.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
Women Bowlers
Plan for Meet

FINAL plans for the annual
Washington Women's Duckpin
Association tournament will be
made at a meeting to be held at
the Lucky Strike next Friday at
0 pm.
Lorraine GULL, president, requests
that all women's leagues of the
metropolitan area have represent
atives present.
The opening date Of the tourna.
ment, which was awarded the Con-
vention Hall alleys last Fall, viii b.
announced at the meeting.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
FIELD TRIALS SLATED

The fifteenth annual Spring meet
of the National Capital Field Trial
Club for bird dogs will be held April
and 10 on the William Hill farm at
Glen, Md. it was announced yesterday
by Ford E. Young, secretary.
A liberal supply of bob-white quail
and ring-necked pheasants will be
liberated for the three stakes, puppy,
shooting dog and all-age. DR.. w. H.
Hopkins, owner of many famous field
trial dogs, and Thomas P. Baldwin
will judge the events.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
LOOP NEEDS TWO MINES
Government League to Complete
Roster Tuesday.

Mike Sklar, president of the Sports
Center Government Base Ball League,
wants the managers of Internal Rev
enue, Federal Alcohol Administration,
National Capital Forest and H. o. L. c.
Clubs to report at meeting of the
league Tuesday night at 1880 o'clock
at the sports center.
Two of the above teams will be
chosen to complete the league roster.
Should any of the managers find it
inconvenient to attend the meeting,
they are requested to call Sklar at
Metropolitan 6444.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
GOVERNMENT,
Season Records

eral Accounting. l7U. Penford WAR, Id
Hlgh individual setS-Penford (WarJ
40i Vlgnau (ProcurementD, 1898.
62S: War, $50.
Hlgh team setS-War, 1.77O; Labor.
High strtkes-McElroy marine Bar
racks. Al: Penfold WAR, 81: Kreamer
lLabor). 30: Roennigke Marine BarracksJ,
High spares-PenfoId CWar. ls4.
kreamer Labor). l75: Vail General Ac-
counting), ia.
High Individual averages-Penfold
lWar) ll1.29: Banks WAR. 1857.
Groth General AccountingI. l1l.25: Vig-
nau tProcurementl, 20. Kreamcr la
bor).. lila; McElroy Marine Barracks.
I'LL.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
TROJANS TO BE ACTIVE

Trojan Athletic and Pleasure Club
entering its second year Of sports
competition-this season will support
three base ball teams In addition 70
placing track, tennis, soccer, bowling
and swimming teams in the field.
Positions are open on midget. junior
and unlimited mines Candidates may
apply to Frank Stipe, Gil Bladensburg
road northeast.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
Great Sub Center.

HOW little Fortenberry's absence is
missed when that elongated young
man leaves the game is seen by the
presence of Willard Schmidt on the
squad. Schmidt is inch taller
than Fortenberry and both have
stopped many well-aimed opposition
shots this Winter by reaching up
nearly to the top of their own basket.
Rinaldi will rely upon its regular
five of Hal Kiesel, Bernie Lieb, Carroll
Shore. Ollie Upton and Bobby Lucas
TO prevent the game from becoming
the rout it logically appears.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
District Title a Draw.

pLAYERS in the District of Colum-
bia League tournament heaved
sigh of relief last evening. for the
final round of the ,line-week tourney
was played, with the championship
laurels being shared by Donald H.
Mugridge and Capt. Vladimir Sournin,
both former league champs.
1t has been suggested that the
champions play series of games for
the title of District match champion"
and the winner defend the match title
against all challengers of proved abil-
ity and Glass A status. Unquestion-
ably this would give all worthy play
ers a chance to demonstrate their
superior ability (saying such exists)
and place the last stamp of approval
upon the most outstanding chess player
in metropolitan Washington's all
inclusive area.
Here is match game played in the
seventh round of the recent league
tournament, with notes appended by
District of Columbia League President
Anton Y. Hesse:
Evening star., 1936-03-29
WAR DEPT. (MEN),
b. Y. P. U. (MEN).
FEDERAL.
Season Records.

CFdSUN hbCUTUS,
Hieh team eames-I. B. E. W. No. 12l,
665. Government Printing ONCE. 65I.
High team setS-Gorernment Printing
Once. 1.sl3, Investigation. l.7SS.
High individual gameS-Cowden &c. p.
o.. l65; Clarke Unvestisation). 164.
High individual setS-Ruche Veterans
Bureau, 4.:I, Clarke (InvestlgationI. 42O.
Hieh individual averages-Ciarke TN
vestigationJ. I239; Walker &c. p. o..
Hos; F Xanten (Highway). 1852.
Grea ,est strikes - Clarke Investiga-
tom. So: Tucker II. B. E. W.. 81.
Greatest spares = Clarke Nnvestiga-
tom, 20S. McCarty &c. P. o. U. PJ, 1879
Evening star., 1936-03-29
BY PAUL ]. MILLER. JR.

"Chess is the one game that does
most honor to the human wind
Voltatre. French philosopher. poet,
pdmphleteer and statesman.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
OConne Pops d. c. Bowling Stronger Scott Box Massey
Hollis Shoots 862 Pin Score to
Become "Super-Dub'' Champ

@LIFToN HOLLIS Rnad mapleplng ace in the Temple Major
Northeast
~
total of Hollis nosed Bill Costigan,
his
who rolled $50.
whalen Holy Society bowler captured fourth
with total Hollis collected $45 while Costan Geb md Whaen
Evening star., 1936-03-29
SHIPPING BOARD,
Season Records.

High team game-Reeulation J. GIL.
High team set-Regulation ]. 1850.
High individual game-McHally iii
nance). 1872
High individual set-A. I. LansdaIe
Regulation H. 434.
High individual aversse-Woody tSec-
High average spsres-Boylan (Finance),
2.6S
High syerage strikes-Woody (secre-
taryb. .7S:S.
Weekly rrize-Stoner (Operations). 146
pins t36 pins over averaRe).
Evening star., 1936-03-29
RECONSTRUCTION FINANCE.
Season Records.

ScdsOn hcCOTus
High average-Boss Legal, 106-1s.
High individual game-Sargeant (Gen-
eral ledger. 1874.
High individual set-Boss CLegaD. 1855.
High fat game-McBroom LegaD,
troll Proof 95.
High strikes-Burns General Ledger).
High spares-Hil Expense. 156.
High team game-Legal. 56S.
High team set-Legal 1882.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
A LEGION.
Season Records,

High team game-Bunker Hill, $40.
HiEh team set-Nash. l,7l6
Hieh team spares-NaSh. 7is.
=, HIGH individual same-Dodse Bunker
High individual set-walker (Nash).
High individual averages - Gartreu
bell Fort Stevens Il5-s5
-. High individual strikeS-Sarver (Nash).
1sg
ury), so.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
LADIES' PROCUREMENT DIVISION
Season Records.

u High individual averases-Gude. 92
Thompson. 80
High individual sets-Gude, 800: Hau-
senfluck, 3l1.
High Individual spares-Thompson
S2-63: GUIDE. 1l-6O
High team gameS-AIley Cats, 4S0; Pin
cites. 40
High team setS-Cardinals 1376: AL
ley Cats. / .333
Hlgh individual Standardization
l3-H3. GUIDE loo.
High individual eames-Hauseufiuck
123: Anderson, I22
Evening star., 1936-03-29
WHAT'S IN A NAME.
Season Records.

HRh averace-Weinberg lOO-37.
High individual gsme-WeinberV 1853:
Hl9' Individual se'-Weinberc 365
Team game and set-W. A. C. s., $50
and ] $40
Average spares-Wenberg Isl.
Average strikes-Hayes. .3O5.
Flat game-Klier. 95.
Evening star., 1936-03-29

thusiasts. led by Senator Arthur Cap
per, is expected to assemble at Union
Station tomorrow afternoon to greet
the Globe Refners of Mcpherson,
KanS., national A. A. U. court cham
pions, and described by observers as
the greatest amateur five in the
country"
The Mcpherson team, which Is on
its way to New York City to compete
in the Olympic trials. will give local
fans a sample of their sensational
play when they meet the Rinaldi
Tailors, local representatives in the
recent Denver tournament. at Tech
High School Tuesday night.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
LARGEST LEAGUE
IN j. s. HIS GOAL
Loop of 100 Teams From
Navy Yard Is Plan OF
Dynamic Irishman.
BY ROD THOMAS.

n Jack O'Connen swept into
Il the bowling affairs of Wash
4 y ington this season and caused
q stir like a November gust among
October,s leaves.
Wherever he appeared things
whirled. His base of operations was
and is-the Columbia Lodge, No.
174, International Association Of
Machinists, with large membership
In the navy yard.
From time to time machinist,
organizer. entertainer-with a pen
chant for the role of master of cere-
monies-O'Connell classifies himself
as a machinist. And he truly is one
Of the overalled force of the navy
yard.
But it seems to be a mere chore.
He handles his tools with the best of
them at the yard, puts in an honest
days toil-then he goes to work.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
TAKOMA CHURCH.
TAKOMA DUCKPIN.
d. c. REPAIR SHOP.
AGRICULTURE 1NTERBUREAU:
Season Records.

High team sets-Economics / 721: Plant
reaus. 1872.
High team sames-Plant Juniors 634:
Roads $50
High individual sets-Allison 40;
3s4
High individual games-Wright 1873:
Allison 15s; Lyle Seaton. l51 Kause. 154.
Evening star., 1936-03-29

White-11 Pieces.
White moves and mates in two.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
MISCELLANEOUS TAX UNIT.
Season Records.

High team game-RaZor Backs. 5lp.
High team Set-EaSy Marks SIS
HIGH individual ayeraoes-Tom Da wilson
easy Marks. ia; C Orme PIN Hawks
ITO; T D. Mausury (RaZor Backs). los
Evening star., 1936-03-29
0nn FEIL0MS-
Season Records.

High individual game--Claqgett. 1871.
High individual set-Perce Elicit 400.
High team Rs me-Amity >. 607.
HlRh team set-Amity .. 1.7S5.
StrikeS-Glossbrenne 81.
Spares-Wslly Donaldson 1913.
Hugh averages Frank Donaldson.
A., Perce Elicit. lI6.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
RECREATION LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team score-Eynon. 1S6S
High team game-Eynon and Busy Bee
b :.
High individual eame-Dawson. 16a.
High individual score-Freschi. 43I.
High strikes-Anderson 81
High spares-FTescEi 2S2
High average-Freschi 123.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
DEPARTMENT STORE.
Season Records.

High team games. Kann Sons. 631.
High team set-Woodward & Lothrop.
1,7S4.
High individual game-Irwin Simon.
16S
High individual set-Irwin Simon, 459.
High strikeS-Johnny Anderson. "a.
High spares-Johnny Anderson. 2O1.
High individual averages-Johnny An
derson, 122-40; Irwin Simon. 116-12: Bill
Kingsolvey. 1882.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
O'Conneil BoOms League.
1 GIIXiC aotta live and Q'Cnn

nell lives on his pay as ma
chinist but he works harder. without
material compensation, to make life
more interesting to the people about
him. In any company, at work or
play, there can be no dull moment
with the humorous. explosive, dra-
matte. argumentative. conciliatory.
fighting. friendly Jack O'Connell in
the middle of things
Until last season. O'Connell was un-
known in the bowling game. When
the Navy Yard League" was sug-
gested he was called in as chairman
of the Entertainment Committee Of
Columbia Lodge. No. l74, International
Association of Machinists. The league
was to pick up where the pre-depres-
sion navy yard circuit left off, with
a membership of or 10 teams. When
O'Connell subsidized. instead of 8 or 10,
the league was ready to start last sea-
son with Is teams.
And this is only start" he said,
adding: Bowling is game that can
get us all together with many mutual
benefits"
The Columbia Lodge, No. IA, I. A.
NJ, League. came back this season not
with 16, but "a teams.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
SILVER SPRING AMERICAN.
Season Records,
NATIONAL CAPITAL PARKS.
Final Standing.
Season Records.

Team set-Horticulture, 1872,
Team gsme-Arts. 562
Individual set--Shoemaker 3S4
Individual game-Shoemaker. 100.
Strikes-Sullivan, 81
SpareS-Earney. I6I.
Average-Harney, 1868.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING.
Season Records.

High team game-Rotary. $40.
Hi9h team Set-Machine 1886
Hieh individual game-Walsh. l52.
High individual Set-Halloran. 1856.
High StrikeS-Land. SO
High spares-Swain 1854
High individual averaee-Swain 1OS-35
Second high individual averaRe-Hallo-
ran. IU7-16.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
CHIEF P. o. INSPECTORS

High team set-Pigeons. $50.
High team game-Sparrows, 364.
High individual game-Yurowecz 1877.
High individual set-Whitely. 353.
High individual averages-Wannon.
1OS-lO; Monte, 1859.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
TWO TIE IN TRAPSHOOT
Bond, Morgan Hit 7Os in Event
at Washington Club.

Smashing 70 out of rs targets,
R. B. Bond and r. D. Morgan tied
for top honors in the weekly shoot of
Washington Gun Club yesterday.
In 25-target handicap tTapshoot-
ing event. Walter S. Wilson and julius
Marcy were knotted in first place with
% hits. Following are the scores.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
GENERAL ACCOUNTING.
Season Records.

High team score-Claims, 1857,
High team game-Clalms, 657
Hirh individual score-Groth. 457
High individual game-Groth. 19I.
High strikes-Miller, 80.
High Spares-Bradt 19l.
High average-Mlller 1l4-51.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
LADIES' AGRICULTURE.

High team game-Extension 53l.
High team set--Extension. 1.414.
High individual game-Fleharty. 149.
High individual set-Fleharty, 800.
High individual averageS-Fleharty
9S34; BreholZ. 81 As.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
SODALITY (LADIES).
TECHNICAL STAFF (MEN).
DAYLIGHT LEAGUE.
ELKS' LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team SETTLERS. 1884
High team game-Charity. 607.
High individual Set-Brown. 432.
High individual games-Peters. 100;
Auguste 100
High spares-Blakeney 200.
High strikes-Blakeney, ~.
High averages-Blakeney. 119; McCar-
thy 1I5
Evening star., 1936-03-29
Two Knights Defense.

(a) Avoiding the Max LanQe attack.
(b) Incorrect against the Kt offense.
(c) whites exchange Of two valuable
minor. pieces for two pawns and a R
his weak KIP must be protected.
Cd The 3 cannot be captured without
loss CT game at this stage.
(e) Mate or loss OF @ is forced.
Today's Chess Principle.
A PAWN may be sacrificed generally
in the opening with advantage
when it accomplishes two objects, viz:
When it brings an undeveloped piece
into play. and at the same time keeps
an opponents piece out of play. This
applies especially to Gambit attacks.
There are other ends which may be
substituted for that of keeping an
opponents piece out of play, such as
to facilitate access to his king, etc.
(E. Freeborough.)
Morphy Centennial, 1936-I937.
BOOKINGS for the Paul Morphy
Centennial tourney of ls36-1e37
officially opened March % and entries
will be accepted through June 70. at
the central Office Of the North Ameri-
can Correspondence Chess League,
944l Wiltshire Boulevard, Beverly Hills,
Calf.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
PETWoRTH,
Season Records,

64U
High team set-York Auto Supply Co.
174s
Hish individual set-Moody tLittle Tsv-
ern Shops. 42l.
High individual game-Fillus (York
Auto Supply Co.., l5S.
High sverase-Defno york Auto Sup
ply Coz and Mooney IPetwortht ll4-23
spares-Dehno lYork Auto Supply Coz.
log ,t.., , .r--, a,
Evening star., 1936-03-29
B. l. W. (wOMEN.
w. l.. w. L.
Wallace Mem. 80 s g:,Y.P U1 is 90
B. Z. P. U. . Is Is Sher'ood c. z. II %
Season Records.

Season Records.
High averases-Douglas (Wallace Memo
rian, 96-"6: Suess B. Y P. U. No. -,
96-3: Mason wallace Memorial. s6-34;
Salust tBrookland Methodist. S3-4.
-, Hish same-Douslas tWalace Memo
Spares-Douelas (wallace MemorialD. 80.
Strikes-Hopkins (Brookland Metho-
dist. =.
Hish team set-Wallace Memorial 1919.
High team game-Wallace Memorial
:. High individual set-suesS tB Y. P. q.
No. u. 3lS.
Hlsa a,, Fat gsme-sallust (BrOokland