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Evening star., 1936-09-27
Results of Regatta Euents
Speedboat Races.

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Evening star., 1936-09-27
G8E81
BY PAUL J. MILLER, JR.

THIRTEEN years ago L. T. Maen-
ner Of st. Louis, several times
president Of the famous West
ern Chess Association, the
daddy of the American Chess Fedora
ton, issued, in the month Of Febru-
ary, the first number of the human
interest chess magazine, the Gambit.
Maenner's brain child lived for
practically 10 years, attracting favor
able notices from European critics,
and in its pages appeared the most
wholesome chess tales and humor Of
the day.
With many tournaments Of divers
sorts in the immediate foreground, It
behooves the player to be the best
sport he can win, lose or draw. Culled
from the Gambit February, 1928, is
this creed Of chess sportsman:
Ten Tests Of . Sportsman.
/. He does not boast,
2. Nor quit,
3. Nor make excuses when he
fails.
4. He is a cheerful loser,
5. And . quiet winner.
8. He plays fair,
Z. And as well as he can.
8. He enjoys the pleasures Of
risk.
8. He gives his opponent the
benefit Of the doubt,
10. And he values the game
itself moro highly than the re-
suit.
Twentieth Century Chess.
IN THE land Of the Tarheel there
labors . chess champion-winner
from 1s26-1s33 Of the titles Of Vir-
ginia. North Carolina and South Caro-
lima; . player in the recent American
Chess Federation Grand National
Tournament at Philadelphia.
Henry M. Woods, jr., Is writing Q
chess book. 1t is titled, Twentieth
Century Approach to Chess" and has
required Is months Of arduous labors
on the part Of the author.
The work embraces a correspond
ence chess course in SO lessons, total
ing approximately $50 printed pages,
Evening star., 1936-09-27

The very next day Ken Truman,
Robert Dowell, A. Smith and Bob
Smith trolled the same area and
caught Is. two of which weighed only
q fraction under pounds. 1t only
goes to show that sometimes you can
and sometimes you can't.
Our favorite captains at Seaside
and North Beach apparently have
folded up for the Winter, or it may
be that they are SO busy that they
can't answer the phone. Whatever
the reason, we have been unable to
get reports from that locality, but
farther up the bay at Shadyside Capt
Robert E. Lee reports that angling
Is still good.
Fair hauls Of around 50 per
boat are being made, consisting
of rock, trout and blues, in the
order named.
Trolling Is the method used, still
fishing having been uncertain for the
past week or so. Rock are Of good
size, the blues being Of the taylor
variety.
GENERAL REPORTS.-Better trout
catches are being made over on
the Eastern Shore, several going over
pounds having been caught there
this week. The Honga River appears
to be a good spot.
Anglers are discussing the possibil-
ity of q large school of blues in the
Southwest Middles. Capt. Dick Wood
burn of Solomons believes he hit the
upper edge the other day when he
caught several and 4 Founders, and
number Of very good catches-10
and II pounds per fish-have been
made, but fishing is erratic.
A. H. g. Mears of Wachapreague,
| Va, reports that the storm did not do
| much damage there, and that channel
bass have returned. The first one this
week was caught Monday, and since
then they have been striking good.
II weather conditions are ia
vorable, they will stay until Oc-
tober 10 or 20, and trout and
other varieties until about the
middle of November.
| Small-mouths have been taking ar
tificial in the Potomac above Little
Falls, and We also have a report OF
an S-pound catfish which was cap
tured on a river runt. They usually
are caught still fishing with cut bait.
but occasionally you will hear Of one
taken with a plug or fly.
Evening star., 1936-09-27

-ARLY returns of the young
l. bowling season reveal activity
on wide-scattered fronts with
IL the fair rollers playing a
prominent part.
The new Georgetown team of the
Ladies' District League is journeylng
to Baltimore this afternoon for a
special match with the National Beer
girls team there. A return match
will be rolled here at later date
with Betty Dugan. Virginia Lewis,
vi Bechtold, Georgia Hays and Bud
Spates expected to give the District
first blood today.
The first Southeastern open sweep
stakes for women will be held under
the auspices of the National Duckpin
Congress at the Bowling Center IN
Charlotte, N. c., next Saturday.
George Ismann, at 14l0 H street
northwest, is furnishing additional In
formation.
The Washington Ladies' Bowling
League opens its season Tuesday night
at 8 o'clock at the Arcadia Alleys.
Claims No having swept its drSt
Evening star., 1936-09-27
SEA BISCUIT TAKES
HENDRIE AT DETROIT
Sweeplike, Almac Also Triumph
in Feature Races of Tracks
Final Saturday Card.
Ry ths Associated Press,

fy tnt hbeOClaLeQ FIcSb.
nETROIT, September 26.-Sea
Biscuit finished four lengths in
front of Cristate to win the S2,500
Hendrie Handicap today, one of three
features on the final Saturday pro-
gram of the season here. Safe and
Sound was third, more than two
lengths farther away.
Sweeplike was the surprise winner
Of the s2500 Campau Handicap, T.
H. Bulbs horse beating Dora May by
three quarters of a length. Odd Star
was third
In the final feature, the 81 500 De-
troit Endurance Stakes at miles
and 70 yards, Almac finished a nose
IL front Of Monocle. with Jodhphur
third, two lengths behind the leaders.
Sea Biscuit ran the mile and a six
teenth in 1:442s and paid $500 to
win the Hendrie. Paradisical, the
favorite, was fourth. Sweeplike's
time for the Campau. at 5la furlongs,
was 1:o52s. He paid s1o.40 to win
Bold Lover, favored in the betting,
was fourth.
Almac paid s112o to win the
endurance race. finishing in 1886 fat.
A charity day prog-am Monday
closes the racing seaso.. at the Fair
Grounds
Evening star., 1936-09-27
Detroit Results
Nv the Associated Press,

ar:olds and up: 8 furIonss. '"'n''
ffSns TsSS.S,fSPF SfSP tassissa .sass so sao 4sc
All NiEht tHsritos) $50
Also ran@Monie Blue. skoteby. Brieo,
Flying May; fCamp Dore. Queer Sight, Sir
'o9n A 81. fTime Light and fHenrierva.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500; claiming:
S...,i B.in, peep s q. fs4n.d..i 1870 $50 $50
Gr1ttan Meyer 700
Question. Miles stsndish. ssifts. fPens
sSSsss, PSsisroaiP Princess Pyfe, Verde Grey and
THIRD RACE-Purse, $500; claiming:
3-year-olds and M; Niles and mares; Il
speed Queen GM.ttiolD $3.50 1880 $50
Mi;; Fstf5n. sWeSsseD is' soo s:oS
Also ran-vBsby Witt, Lady Trust, Bell.
GRier and Brown Ray.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming;
San Lu eSelsn9 snS "D: mile .ns 70 zsrds an
Miss Aline lCalvertl 11.2O 7.sO
Cni!nore !Ihornfon) 1000
Also ran-Liitle Urehin. Rseket.er. Chi
fally. Maddenins. Aurebon. Senator Mike,
FIFTH RACE-The Campau Handicap:
purse $4,000. added; all ages: 5la fur
Sveeplike (Haritos) 1O.40 $50 $50
Dora May Hardy $50 10
Odd Star (PoIlardD & no
Time, I:O55s.
niscent and Bold Lover
SIXTH RACE-The Hendrie Handicap:
purse. $4,000 added; 3-year-oids and
up; I i. miles.
Sea Biscuit tPollard) SEQ 4.4O $50
= Cristate (RodrigueI) $40 a.4O
Safe and Sound Fernander) 2.sO
Time. I:44za.
Also ran-Mary Nell. Paradisieal and
/. Mrs. j. Chesney entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse $500: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; 1 mile and 10
yards.
An Roxes tMeloche) $40 $50 $50
Nitten Nancy tNolan) $40 $50
/ Pass (Rodriguez) 600
Time. AS.
Also ran-Fair Mole, Seawick, PiIlnita
and Lynvette.
EIGHTH RACE-The Detroit Endur-
ance stakes: purse. 81 800 added: B.
year-olds and upi allowances; miles and
20 yards.
Almac tGleasonD 1I.2O $40 4.4O
Monocle tR. Cooper) 500 $50
Jodphuf (Calvertl $50
Also ran-Albee. Blue Damsel, Countess
Bye. Tomfoolery. Peace Move. Blind Hills
and Accorder.
Evening star., 1936-09-27
White to Play and Win.
Howard University ct al.

FOUNDED in 1882, at Duke Uni
= versity, the intercollegiate Chess
Association of America has been post
ing, since that date. questionnaires to
1,450-odd colleges and universities in
the United States.
These questionnaires acquaint the
collegiate world with the various cur
rent activities in chessdom and request
a statement Of particular activities in
chess among players at the addressed
institution, with list of the pro-
fessors and students who indulge In
the game or who make up the college
club.
The response from Howard
University revealed that there
were many coIored chess players
in Washington.
A movement now is on foot to
organize the colored players into city
club. Those interested may write
Beatrice M. Murphy, 1o17 Euclid street
northwest, for details. or dial Columbia
5295 around $50 pm. It is said that
Evening star., 1936-09-27

- Offs final spasm Of competi-
1 tive activity. in full swing on
many fronts these days. ap-
proaches a peak this week
with half dozen club championships
in process of being decided, team
matches for the Maryland State cham
pionship being run of and the pros
from the Middle Atlantic sector hot
in the chase Of three places open
in the national P. @. A. tournament.
It's regular annual gesture, this
final fling Of competitive stuff, after
a Summer Of comparative dullness,
and it's all packed into about month.
Over at the Five Farms course of
Baltimore Country Club today Witty
Cox, the links spark-plug of Kenwood
Club, will lead his gallant crew into
action against the Baltimore boys in
the initial joust of the Maryland State
team matches. Right off the bat, the
Kenwood lads face tough assign
ment, for the Baltimore boys are
tough hombres on their own pasture,
and Kenwood, winner of the team
title last year, may be bumped on In
the first match.
1t isn't likely, but it's possible.
Other local teams which swing into
action in the team matches today are
Indian Spring, Chevy Chase. Argyle,
Beaver Dam and Manor.
d. C. Women in Title Play.
7 p AT Canoe Brook, N. j.. where
the women's national champion
ship will open tomorrow. seven local
linkswomen will be putting the final
touches on their shots In preparation
for the 1s-hole round. in which 64
fair stars will qualify tomorrow for
the match-play rounds opening Tues
day
The local women entered are: Mrs.
Betty P. Meckley, Middle Atlantic,
Evening star., 1936-09-27
TRIUMPH IN FOUR
Of NINE CLASSES
Smythe Nosed Out by U. S
Champ by Three Points
in Comet Division.
ny BILL DISviER, JR.

~ UTSHONE by out-of-towners
in the more spectacular
power boat events, Washing
~ tons boating fraternity
claimed its own share of the limelight
Of the Presidents Cup Regatta when
q review of the three sailing races,
brought to a close yesterday morning,
revealed that local skippers had cap
tured four Of the nine class cham
pionships.
To them will 60. as will to the
i've other champions. The Evening
Star trophies which have contributed
no little to the marked increase of
enthusiasm over the wind-propelled
craft. More than rs sailboats, nearly
twice as many as competed in 1885,
entered this year.
Practically assured of three of the
cups when the third and final race
started yesterday. by virtue of twin
victories in the first two races on
Friday, Capital entrants gained their
fourth champion when Bill Barnhart's S
Black Cat scored in the Glass A Handi-
cap to nose out J. w. Hurst's Lucille
OF Norfolk, winner Of the first two
races on Friday, by one and one
quarter points. Barnharts victory,
plus his second-place points Of the
opening day. gave him the champion
ship Of his class with 20l7 points.
Evening star., 1936-09-27
LOOP TITLE AT STAKE

More than 5000 spectators are ex-
pected to line the South Ellipse dia-
r1ond at o'clock today when the
Heurich Brewers, Section A cham
pions, square of with Old Manhattan
Beer diamonders in double-header
10 determine the championship Of the
National City Base Ball League.
Walter James and Everett Russell
are expected to toe the mound for
Heurich's, while Bob MCGEE and Joe
Carter will pitch for the Manhattans.
Evening star., 1936-09-27
PACINI ROLLS WHOPPER
Game Of 192 Features Rolling in
Intercity Circuit

Ollie Pacini shot a game Of 1872 for
Washington Brewers to feature last
nights rolling here in the Baltimore
Washington Major League. His team
won two games from Monumental
Printing at the Temple.
In other matches, Bethesda de-
feated Overlea No. 2, 2 to /, at Be-
thesda, and Edwards Motor, Washing
ton, defeated National Beer, Balti-
more, 2 to l, at Mount Rainier.
Evening star., 1936-09-27

match Of the Baltimore county
L Kennel Club, held at the local
armory yesterday, was a shining sue
cess. Aided by glorious day, an ideal
location and good entry Of quality
dogs, to say nothing of hard-work-
ing and efficient club membership,
this show was one worthy of the
record the young club has made for
itself.
Top honors, the trophy for the best
dog Of the two hundred or so shown,
went to J. B. Kimes' buff -colored
cocker spaniel bitch, Wirehaven's
Charm Girl. This dog, of course, won
the sporting group.
Dachshund Is Victor.
THE winner Of the hound group was
the black and tan dachshund.
Ferdel Won der Boris, owned by Mrs.
c. A. Myers of Stemmers Run, Md.
The sable and white collie, Big Boy
of Barneykirk, was the winner Of the
working group Bill Todd's nice little
smooth fox terrier. Shadow Lane Tops,
took the terrier group. Rufus Of FL
lerslie, a pug owned by Frank Down.
ing of Baltimore, won the toy group.
and the lovely fawn bulldog. Spring.
lake Boddie Boy, owned by Cary Lind
say of Baltimore, won the non-sport-
ing group.
In addition to the high honors
garnered for metropolitan Washing
Evening star., 1936-09-27
FORT HUNT TRIUMPHS

After being limited to three hits
for seven innings, Fort Hunt staged
. scoring spree to tally seven runs
in the eighth inning to trim White
Hall, lis, and WIN the championship
Of the Sub. District IL g. O. O. Base
- League yesterday on the Ellipse.
Evening star., 1936-09-27
SEEK JUNIOR LAURELS
Georges, Simpsons Mines in City
Loop Play-off Today.

Georges Radio and Simpsons Phar-
macy mines will tangle today on the
East Ellipse diamond at l o'clock in a
play-off battle for the second half
title of the National. City Junior
League.
The winner will face j. c. Flood
Plumbers. first half victors. for the
championship of the loop.
Evening star., 1936-09-27
English OpeninK.

Published through courtesy Of I. g.
tal Blacks thirty-eighth move was the
iatai error. Black is c. H. Alexander.
This column Delcores chess jokes. !
humor, mems, facts and pteus In.
quiries dnsDered only If self-dddrsssed
stamped enUelope is fnclosed
(Copyright. September 81. 1885, By
Paul Miller)
Evening star., 1936-09-27
PLAY FOR GOLF TITLE
jackson, Harris Finalists Today
in Colored Tourney.

IN COIOreu tourney.
Eddie Jackson and DR.. Albert r.
Harris reached the final round of the
District colored golf championship
yesterday when they defeated M.
Beleno and U. Clever over the Lin
coin Memorial course. They will
meet at l O'Clock today for the title,
with Harris q slight favorite.
Harris defeated Clever, 3 and I,
yesterday, while jackson trimmed
Beleno, up.
Evening star., 1936-09-27

dirty and we were unable to repeat.
Cove Point Is fairly good spot and
blues should be there If anywhere,
and the fact that we caught nothing
Of note is an example Of how uncertain
fishing is now.
RoATs searching for rock have
moved into the Patuxent instead
Of fishing the grounds around Cedar
Point, and are doing everything but
run each other down in their eagerness
to troll close to Rocky Point. That
point is very heavily flshed at present,
and largely because of such constant
trolling over their grounds the rock
are striking only fair. They are strik-
ing though.
As the days progress they,
If past performances count for
anything, will so farther up the
river and in a week or two will
be Joined by the larger rock at
Point Patience and above.
Patuxent River rockfshing in the
Fall has been developed into q real
art by some Of the boat captains. On
cool day, with just nip of frost
playing around the edges, they take
their parties out In boats which have
been equipped with a small galley
Near the stove they have half bushel
or so Of fresh oysters. and as anglers
try their various lures on the big
stripers the oysters are steamed or
roasted and served up piping hot. 1t
adds greatly to the comfort and en-
joyment Of the trip.
RLUEFISH have been reported in
scattered sectors, but they do not
remain long in any one spot. An
other example Of this fast travelling
was given by Ollie Atlas. who took a
party down by Kenwood Reach way.
Fishing had been good on the Gooses
the previous day, so they headed in
that direction.
Their boat captain had failed
to supply chum, 50 they resort
ed to trolling and only brought
aboard half . dozen blues and
an equal number Of trout and
rock.
Evening star., 1936-09-27
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WHITE| PIECES.

white to Move and Mate in Three
Key to problem No, 81 is: pos. Miss
Maud O. Sewall. just returned from her
Summer vacation in New ENGLAND. says
she is glad to be back home again. and
rings the bell Others who chime the song
Of victory are A. o. Cabbaee. H. H. Howe
t"took perhaps three-quarters Of an
hour: Z. ". Allen tstill on the prod in
Dreyer. Allan B. Fay t"Force of habit
keeps me solving your problems and. hav-
ing gotten an answer to this one. I am
sending it in: althoush there is no contest
Daoud tback from Wisconsin,. and James
T. Kelly OF the fighting Irish. Henry Sis
bee had the wool over his eyes when he
solved No. 30 tand he used the right
adjective in his letter..
Turover at Nottingham.
WASHINGTON boasts one Of the
w great national chess masters and
international stars in the retiring, but
brilliant personality Of I. s. Turover.
Last Spring, Turover toured the Pa
cifc Coast. playing chess from Port
land. Greg. to Mexico City. register
Evening star., 1936-09-27
CABIN CRUISER

You've been waiting for. More room under
deck for length than can be imagined:
IS It. oyer all. LIFT; beam; heavy-dpty
450-lb ice REFRIGERATOR. mahogany-trimmed
saloon. masters cabin. pilot house ample
oil tanks fine seaworthy boat: onerated
from either deck or pilot house. Trade in
D. c. real estate considered. Berthed at
Cornithian Yacht Club. foot Of LIST st. s.w,
Call Mr.. jerks. phones day. National
2092: night Cleveland 1885.
Evening star., 1936-09-27
PAGES TWO MANAGERS.

Managers of the fremont A. G. and
Connecticut Yankees base ball teams
are requested to call Joe Cohen. presi-
dent Of the Columbian Athletic
League, this morning at Columbia
2817.
Evening star., 1936-09-27
BOATS.

s3-FT. DEADRIsE CRUISER ready to
same until May. 1887. woodland Beach
Boat House. ----
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aeFItep1Wsr Heet Ssys 9uefsoaEd f sst eonotion' Can
WANTED-Will pay cash for best buy Of
fered OF a small cabin cruiser; oeScrlps
fully Address Box 235-J. Star once.
sALE-Runabout boat. Factory built:
self-starter. Cost $1,000. Will sell S325,
Consider exchange for cabin boat eau
DR.. Martin. Georgia 9416.
YACHT LOIS" length 15. beam IA, draft
4Ia; sound rot-protective treated timoers
and planking; Iarge deck salon; seats Ia
in dining salon; state rooms for IA; large
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service and heating; twin screws; new
6-75 hp. reduction gear engines, pilot house
controlled; speed l o m.p.h.; cruising costs
sc per mile; Delco lighting plant, 20 nX-
lures; wash ana toilet rooms. bath tuos
searchlisht' two 15o-pound Lux hre ex-
lines and usual equipment. Moored at
dock. Airport Basin.
CABIN CRUISER. 81 $500 or best ofier;
quick sale West 2S06-J or address Boz
340-H. star ofdce.
FURNISHED COMPLETE for a home; gas.
elec. and heat perfect condition; large
beds. state rooms. sacrifice ior cssh.
Boat House. 14th and Water.
36-FOOT DEADRISE auxiliary catboat at
Smiths Boat Yard. near Crystal BEACH on
Magothy River. -.
36-FT. WHEELER CRUISER,
2OO-h-p. Kermath engine perfect condi-
tton, bargain. Phone Natl. 916O. Brancn
Evening star., 1936-09-27
CAPABLE MINES CLASH.

Virginia White Sox will collide with
the Mount Rainier Auto Sales base
ball team today at Baileys Crossroads
at 2:30 o'clock.
Evening star., 1936-09-27
~ II f; ( +

Beatrice will act as honorary sponsor
Of the club.
Chess Problem No. SO.
By p. Daley. London Chess.
Black PIECES,
Evening star., 1936-09-27

\ \IKESVILLE, Md. September rs.
J The second annual sanction
match Of the Baltimore County
Kennel Club, held at the local
Evening star., 1936-09-27

Their boat captain had failed
to supply chum. 50 they resort
ed to trolling and only brought
aboard half . dozen blues and
an equal number Of trout and
rock,
Evening star., 1936-09-27

Claims No. 1, having swept its first
La gaceta., 1936-09-10
HIZO AYER N VISTA A
TAMPA Ell CAMPEON ia
MES ]. BRADDOCK

Accompanied por Marty Nc
Gam hizo aver una vista a
Tampa ell campe6n mundial del
peso complete, James ]. Brad :
dock, a quien asiste en- Sarasota
ell DR.. Albee.
Braddock visit6 a los amigos
que tiene en- esta ciudad, entire
ellos al empresario Jim Down
ing.
Ell campe6n dice que salieron
en- autOm6vil, uegaron a Bra :
denton y entonces resolvieron Sc
guir hasta Tampa, donde nadie
los esperaba, porque no avisa-
ron.
me ha dichoel DR.. Albee, ell
famoso sspecialista de huesos,
que me tiene sometido a I'm ira
tamiento para artritismo, que
mi estado es muy favorable.
Cree que dentro de dos meses
me eneontrare en- disposition de
entrenarme de nuevo."
BradfOck hizo anteayer un
viaje de pesca, por Ell golfo, en-
compania del DR.. Albee y Nc
Gam.
La gaceta., 1936-09-10
DEPORTESl
LA SENORITA KOMPA ES-
TABLECIO OTR AMARCA
DE NATACION

New York, sep. 10.-Le
Srta. Elizabeth Kompa, campeo
ma de 1886 y aspirante al tftulo
de Eleanor Holm ,destroz6 la
marcamundial de los 400 me-
tros, columna dorsal del concur
So de nataci6n celebrado en-
Manhattan Beach. Compitiendo
en- prueba de 440 yardas contra
su hermana Erna Y su compahe-
"a de team Johanna Knapeck,
"a mas j6ven de las hermanas
Kompa derrot6 a Erna, por ur
pie, a Miss Knapeck por cast 35
yardas.
Cortando ell aqua con muchs
gracia, Elizabeth pas6 la marcs
de los 400 metros, bajandola a
6 minutes So segundos.
Erna disminuy6 tambien Ia
marca, hacienda Ell recorrido e.
6 minutes 05.8.
Herbert Glass, captain de ID
Un;versidad de New York, iguf
10 su marca en- estilo libre, ven
ciendo = Lester Kaplan.