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Evening star., 1936-07-19
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SCHUMACHER is the young chap
- who built his own boat down in
his cellar out in Chevy Chase and
upon finishing the job, discovered, to
his chagrin, that he couldn't get the
new craft out of his basement. He
was forced to dismantle his entire Gre
alton, but the energetic youngster i'm
mediately set about reassembling it in
his yard and now has craft of which
he expects great things.
Bennett, who caddies at a golf
course to pay for equipment on the
boat he recently bought, also is eager
to try his new outboard.
Andy Crawford, present speed cham
pion Of the city. Is undecided about
entering the annual event. If the
weather is hot, Andy will not venture
out where competition is liable to
make it any warmer, but if cool
breezes start blowing about the Air.
port Basin this week, the old-timer
is sure bet to be among those pres
ent.
Glasses A, B, c and M amateur will
&0SS VA SooA4NdyB WAtAl tWO add&tlO1ldl
heats for outboard runabouts. Sun
day will see the races for Division II
drivers in Glasses A, B and c, with an
open race in Glass F for which either
cash or merchandise prizes will be
awarded. A total of $400 in cash
prizes are at stake.
A free-for-all is scheduled for 4:30
O'Clock next Sunday, with the final
event, q cruiser chance race, starting
20 minutes later. A special prize Of
$50 will be awarded for high point
score In the outboard classes.
Severn River Yacht Club is offering
sleeping quarters free of charge to
drivers and mechanics, while Federal,
State and county officials are CO.
operating with the host organization
in providing safety and traffic regula-
tions.
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CITY WILL FLAUNT
REGATTA BANNERS
Committee on Decorations
Plans Gay Presidents
Cup Array.
VISIONS Of the entire city being
J bedecked In gala array during
" the Presidents Cup Regatta,
can{n,~,har "a OF oroca during

the PreSlQenLS Cup HegaCCd,
September 24-27, arose during
the week with the announcement that
Ford e. Young. president of the Mer-
chants and Manufacturer Associa-
ton. had been appointed chairman Of
. City Decoration Committee, func-
tioning this year for the first time.
Young not only will see to it that
the Capitals waterfront is adorned in
appropriate garb, but also carry out
the theme Of the biggest water week.
end of the year to every part Of the
city. Merchants and business men
will be asked to decorate their estab-
lishments.
Another recent appointment to the
score Of aides, who are assisting Presi-
dent John A. Remon in the plans for
the annual event, Is that of Braddish
]. Carroll, jr. as chairman Of the
Reviewing Committee.
Comfortable seating accommoda-
tions for SPECTATORS already are being
assured with the advance plans for
the erection of boxes and stands along
the water route.
Tickets for boxes and individual
seats are expected to 60 on sale
shortly at various points throughout
the city.
Evening star., 1936-07-19
Baltimore and Annapolis Kacsmen Enter Regatta
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR
TRIs SPEAKERS mum Of q d,

TRIS SPEAKERS mufi Of q fiy
ball In the second inning al
lowed two Washington runners to
score and give the Mats the final
game Of the series by q score Of
80. The Mats failed to score after
that inning, but Bert Gallia held
the Indians to six hits and sin
gle runs in the third and sixth
frames.
President Ban johnson Of the
American League Is satisfied with
the attendance in Washington and
ridiculed reports that Baltimore
might be offered q franchise in the
Junior circuit. The Monumental
City proved q disastrous financial
failure in 1902, even though its
team was composed entirely Of
star players.
Phi Mu Sigma won another
game in the Rosedale League, de-
feating Gibraltar, 4-3. Stranning
held the losers for the seven in
nings the game was played.
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teraet il: did not sive much attention
sS the na and ad COUNTED nn t. key
as oner. 80. and that Is the way . prob
lem-solving champion tackles q brain;
{Eister: Sir TyTol; o. l.. creDs and
So far . tie still prevails among the
topnotchers Of the June ladder. contest
ing for the sTarS OF set OF famous Horn
column until . winner for June may be
crowned.
Dallas Centennial Chess.
7 g. THOMPSON. president Of the
Texas Chess Association, honorary
member Of Chi Eta Sigma, and
able chess columnist for the Dallas
Journal, states that the 1886 Texas
State tournament will be held during
the Centennial in Dallas on Septem-
Der 5, 6 and z.
Draw chess" Is the latest fad at the
Dallas Y. M. c. A. Chess Club. Play
ers, without consulting, write their
move selection on piece Of paper and
drop 1t into a hat. After all players
on opposing teams have thus signified
their choice Of moves, each player
then draws from the hat and must
make on his board the move indicated
by lottery. whether good or bad.
A new form Of insanity, verdad7
When AIehkine Drew.
CELDOM do we hear Of outstanding
chess players among the fairer
sex. But at the Worlds Fair in Chi
cago, In 1888, Miss Jean e. Moore, an
American girl of II, beginning her
senior year in high school at Musca-
tine, Iowa, startled the gallery that
followed the moves Of World Cham
pion Alexander Alehkine as he played
simultaneously 80 opponents at blind
fold chess.
Miss Moore had been selected at the
last moment to I'LL the vacancy caused
by the absence Of veteran player who
had failed to arrive at 10 o'clock In
the morning for the opening Of blind
fold exhibition.
She had learned the rules Of chess
only three years before.
No one had reason to observe her
game particularly until II pm. when
1t was noticed that she was the only
skirted chess player left on the firing
line. To the surprise Of every one not
even pawn had been taken or sacri-
feed by either player.
Suddenly DR.. Alehkine offered the
young lady a draw. The audience was
stunned momentarily at the unexpect-
ed action by the world champion.
Then the Hall Of Science chess room
echoed with thunderous applause.
Miss Moore was so confused that she
scarcely realized what had occurred.
It Is rare privilege for beginner
at chess to attain a draw with q
champion. But petite Jean Moore's
luck star had skyrocketed to its
zenith in the heavens the night of
July 13. 1933-three years ago this
week. A draw was hers.
Here are the moves in the game
Champ Alehkine drew with the very
Evening star., 1936-07-19

rescued and transplanted to the
nearby Tennessee River.
This year 100000 fish were re-
claimed - 175.000 crappie, 10000
Dream and $4,000 bass. ranging
from l inch in length to pounds
In weight.
In previous years the pond COM
pleted its disappearance act before
the rescue squad could recover more
Evening star., 1936-07-19

The body Of the silver trophy is a
rook-symbolic of chess-surmounted
by three American eagles supporting
globe. signifying that the event is
international in scope. with winged
figured of Victory at the top. Names
Of 1886 congress winners will be in
scribed on the circular rook body and
banded base.
Chess Problem No. 81.
BY E. J. TIBBS
Published by Courtesy London Chess.
BLACK-8 PIECES.
WHITE-7 PIECES.
White to Mate in Three Moves.
Robert Sinnott Dorchester. Mass. sends
a key to No. 1s. J. Diamond and Anton
Y Y He Hesse local stars. also give the @. E. D.
Frank Evans. 412 Second street north
west. seeks a correct reply by Black to
Whites Q-QKt3 in problem No. IS. Will
some chestnut who can unravel the Cor
dian knot for Frank. send him the correct
reply to his variation?
Joel G. Winkler foreets that pawr
Shall list the others who tripped for the
same cause as Joel? I am not publishing
any one-move problems unless q truck hits
me and you ace chessists know what
mean. John Rothrock in q two-move
problem: Black must make q move before
White can follow Up with the second OF
mating move.
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ROD AND STREAM
BY GEORGE HUBER.

lin and fought 1t for more than four
hours. Just as it was about to be cap
tured, his rod broke. The fish was
so far gone that it was landed on
handline. It tipped the scales at 706
pounds, which would have been a new
record had not the rod broken.
Ocean City also is having its share
Of bluefsh. Capt. Crawford Savage
took a party out on the Hinda and
landed 10 large ones, weighing be-
tween 7 and 9 pounds.
Capt. C. H. Overton sends word
that. big rock now are taking trolled
lures around Tall Timbers. He has
caught several that weighed up to
10 pounds. He has made several trips
to the Middles this past week and had
excellent results cumming for blues.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

bTUR SPIEL ist est "a Ernst: fur
~ Ernst "a viel Spiel. Chess
is too earnest for a game; too
a much Of q game to be in
earnest about 1t.
Nevertheless. Mendelssohn ignored
his personal indictment Of chess. He
played the game necessarily. His
friendship with Lessing, it is said, was
cemented over the chesboard.
American Grand National.
PHILADELPHIA chess fans are pop
eyed with excitement over the oc-
casion to act as host to the first ma
tional title tournament ever conducted
In the East by the American Chess
Federation.
Chess masters from all parts Of the
North American continent will attend
the Congress and participate in the
tournament. First prize will be o cash
testimonial of $3.50 and temporary
possession of the Kirk D. Holland
Trophy.
One Of Chicago's ardent boosters Of
chess, Holland recently presented the
trophy award to the Philadelphia
committee to be entered as the honor
prize OF the 1886 tournament for its
first leg in the congress annals of the
American Chess Federation, Amer
icas most stable chess organization,
founded in 1900.
A picture Of the handsome trophy Is
given here. 1t possesses q regal splen-
dor and majestic grace of design that
is worthy Of the artistic temperament
Of the proud donor and the glory of
the cause for which 1t Is consecrated-
the bringing together Of chess lovers
throughout America to engage annu-
ally in the fellowship Of friendly tilts
across the board.
Evening star., 1936-07-19
BY the Associated Press.

n \ USCLE SHOALS. Ala. -
M When Summer time comes.
V Muscle Shoals fish rescue
4 i squads stand by.
They round up fish cans and nets
II readiness for the alarm they
know will be sounded-to rush to
the rescue of fish when the Sinking
Pond does its act.
The pond, forming about two
miles from here in woodland. covers
several hundred acres and reaches
. depth Of z feet.
Each Summer the water seepS
into the ground-without warning
and almost overnight.
Kenneth "A. Miller Of the Ala.
bama fish and game department
says no generally accepted explara-
ton of the phenomenon has been
advanced.
After the bulk Of the water has
disappeared, small pools remain Tor
several days and from these fish are
Evening star., 1936-07-19
Sasnett Carries d. G. Hopes.

PUT washington will not be without
a threat in its competition with
Baltimore and Annapolis, for young
man who won the Outboard Class C
championship three years ago and who
is fresh from two victories in regattas
of the last two week ends will head the
local delegation.
John Buddy Sasnett, young
George Washington graduate, will
carry the Capital hopes in that event
again. even though his brother and
racing companion, Ed, will not be with
him. SaSnett, entered In the motor
boat regatta at Hampton, Va, on the
lth, came home with the Virginia Gold
Cup, emblematic of the Glass c win
ner. while a week later he brought
home the victor's trophy from North
East. Md, in the regatta of the North
East RiVer Yacht Club.
Another G. w. student, Howard
Bradbury, now is awaiting the arrival
from Lima, Ohio, Of a family run
about which he will drive for the first
time at Herald Harbor, and if it does
not come within the next couple Of
days, Bradbury will make a trip out
to Ohio to get 1t. With AL Carey as a
rider. Bradbury hopes to christen his
new boat with victory inside the first
week Of his ownership. .7...-.-
Quite . good deal OF the Capitals
interest, in addition, will be centered
on two even more youthful prospects
than Sasnett or Bradbury They are
Tom Schumacher and Ernest J. Ben
nett. . couple Of high school lads still
some years away from leaving their
teens.
Evening star., 1936-07-19
Saving Fish in Sinking Pond Big Job

than 165 900 of the finny tribe.
Game authorities, sportsmen and
boys with q fondness for wading
rescue the fish.
Game Warden w. M. George says
the mystic pond has helped silver
his hair. It is his duty to watch
the pond and sound the alarm the
minute it begins to sink.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

Our photographers are doing grade A
work as usual; no errors In diagram No.
hand. According to our new policy Of
allowing solvers 20 mail solutions one week
sitter receipt Of The Sunday Star, solu-
ttons Of No. 20. posted today. will be cred
tied on your ladder scoring.
Solutions to problems Nos 10 and 20
eome from A: g. Preyer, Elizsseth. n =;
!. Y; DocEtngs: PANEL breeskinn; Charles
Va.; A., r. Hesse. W. L. Crawford (is du-
bious about No 20). A. seidepbere. Druell
Huskerson. BENJAMIN n. connelly. pr.
ally took about hve hours to get it-No. 20.
Long before the end I wrote down every
Evening star., 1936-07-19
LE DROIT PLAYS GRAYS
Rave Only Game Between Colored
Teams Here Today,

Two Of three local colored teams
playing today are out Of town, the
Le Droit Tigers-G -Grays double-header
at Twenty-sixth and Benning road
being the only home attraction. An
acostia A. C.'s nine Is at Durham,
N. c., for o night game with the
Durham Black Sox, while Georgetown
A. G. is in Colesville meeting the
Baltimore Giants.
Evening star., 1936-07-19
WILL HOLD EVENT
ON SEVERN RIVER
Buddy Sasnett Is Main Hope
of Capitalites to Win
Major Honors.
BY BILL DISMER, JR.

IN COMPANY with some Of the
leading motor boat pilots Of the
country, half q dozen washington
1 helmsmen will head for Herald
aarbor, on the Severn River, this
coming week end, when the Tri-City
regatta will be held for the ninth suc-
eessive year.
Fred Jacoby, national professional
champion. and DR.. Cecil Bagley. noted
Baltimore pilot, will top the neld OF
the two-day festival which will be this
sections frst big regatta Of the year.
Five final heats will be held on Satur-
day afternoon with nine champion
ships, including the sensational cas-
cubic inch hydroplane race, listed for
Sunday.
It is In the latter that BaSley will
compete against such crack drivers as
Chet Reckner, John H. Shade, jr.;
Charles Mikulski, John Shibe and
many others noted in the racing game.
The 225s are scheduled to run their
first heat at $50 o'clock one week
from today, with the final scheduled
for 3:l5 o'clock.
Even were it not for the active rep
fesentatives, the Capital would have q
decided interest in the Tri-City meet
which Is under the immediate super
vision Of five Washington motor boat
enthusiasts. J. A. Anadale Is chair
man Of the Race Committee, John A.
Remon the referee, L. Gordon Leech
the official starter and Andrew J
Morris, jr., the secretary. Stanley
Horner will head the Committee o1
Judges and Timers.
Evening star., 1936-07-19
SWIM TO CORA BABCOCK

SCRANTON, Pa, July 10 (R.-
Cora Babcock, 1S, Of Franklin, N. j.,
won the annual two and one-third
mile championship swimming race Of
the Scranton Swimming Association al
Lake Ariel today, conducted under
the auspices of the Middle Atlantic
A, A. q.
Evening star., 1936-07-19
YNDER the terms Of a cooper
ative agreement between the
] Bureau of Fisheries and the
T7oroe% Cor,,ioa fj,a TN ,,,i1oc


of potential fishing waters in the
George Washington National Forest
in Virginia have been put under man
agement aimed at restoring good
trout fishing in that area Smallmouth
black bass are rare in the forest
streams, since they do not attain suff1-
cient size, before they leave Govern
ment owned land, to produce many
large fish. However, the north and
south forks Of the Shenandoah River.
south of Strasburg, Va. and the
Cacapon-Lost River section near
Wardensville, W. Va, furnish good
bass fishing just outside the forest
line.
Within the forest line the north
fork from Bergton to Brooks Gap is
an excellent smallmouth stream. Bot
tom food. forage minnows and good
pools are abundant This stream Is
heavily fished, but still Is wen stocked
Evening star., 1936-07-19
ONLY SELF TO BLAME
No-Hit Hurler's Wild Throw Gives
Foe Run in 34-1 Game.

DETROIT CP.-Arthur Cyrulewski,
16-year-old pitcher for the Justine
Florists, and strikeout king in the
Detroit Federation, became the au-
thor of q no-hit contest recently, but
his error-a wild throw to first base
was responsible for the only run tho
enemy scored. Arthur scored seven
runs himself, as the Florists won,
AL
Evening star., 1936-07-19
SUPPORTS OLD-TIMERS
Lehigh Tank Coach Says Moderns
Favored by Equipment.

IdVUICV Uy 1QU1P11f0HS'
BETHLEHEM, Pa. @.-Jimmy
Mahoney believes today's athletes
may be younger than those Of years
ago, but no better. A part of the
advancement in sport Jimmy credits
to improvements in equipment. An
assistant swimming coach at Lehigh
University. Jimmy should know-he
hasn't missed a single school ath-
letic event at home in IS years, bar
ring illness.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

with bass and bluegill sunfish, and
natural spawning is sufficient to
maintain a good supply without arti-
fetal propagation.
The only permits needed to fish the
streams of the George Washington
National Forest are Virginia State IL
censes, except during May and June
in the Big Levels area in the south
ern corner of Augusta County. On
these streams a special co-operator,s
agreement permits fishing during a
restricted 30-day season following the
period Of high fire risk in the early
Spring. All sportsmen and anglers
are expected to comply with the For
est Service regulations regarding fire
and trespass.
COME Of the big gamesters which
furnish year-round sport in trop-
ical waters now have reached this Sec
ton of the Atlantic. At Ocean City,
Md, Jack Townsend landed an 85-
pound white marlin yesterday after
a 26-minute battle. His brother Paul
had one on the line but lost it after
20 minutes. Several others were sight
ed and hooked, but the 85-pounder
was the only one boated.
These two lads have a boat espe-
cially equipped for marlin fishing
and last Summer accounted for about
30. Marlin can be caught of the
coast of Jersey and Maryland by 60
ing out about rs or 80 miles. Many
more are in the Gulf Stream, about
100 miles of1shore.
Down South, between Miami and
Bimini, where the Gulf Stream Is
close inshore and fairly narrow, these
fish are abundant. Some anglers pre-
fer them to the king tarpon and GER
tainly they grow much larger. Tommy
Shevlin Of New York holds the world
record of 636 pounds for blue marlin
caught at Bimini last year.
Evening star., 1936-07-19
TOURNEY AT ARGYLE.

Argyle Country Club members will
hold complete senior club champion
ship today. The affair is open to
members so years Of age and over.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

WHILE this writer was on his re-
w cent fishing trip to Florida, one
Of the most heartbreaking things that
could happen to an angler fell to the
lot Of Jerome Clark of Cincinnati.
Clark hooked into a huge blue mar
Evening star., 1936-07-19
Must Finish by Today.

Must FINISH BY T0day.
THE Dorado not only beat the other
four on corrected time, having
the largest handicap Of any Of the
five. but also on elapsed time, being
first to cross the finish line at Dia-
mond Head, just minute before S
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Her
elapsed time was 13 days z hours 20
minutes for the more than 1900 miles.
Sunday was set as the deadline for
finishers.
The Dorado was purchased recently
by James Flood of the st. Francis
Yacht Club, San Francisco.
The shortest sailing distance from
Santa Monica to Honolulu Is 2,240
miles.
Evening star., 1936-07-19
CLOSE RIVALS FACE
IN COUNTY LEAGUE
Takoma and Gaithersburg Play
for First Place, Rockville,
Colesville Tangle.

TWO games that may affect the
L standing of all four teams in
the Montgomery County Unlimited
Base Ball League will be played by
the suburban Maryland mines this
afternoon.
Takoma Park and Gaithersburg.
separated by only few points, will
battle it out for the loop lead in 3
o'clock engagement on the diamond
at Georgia avenue and the District
Line.
Colesville Cardinals, In third place.
and the last-place Rockville nine are
to tie up also at on Welsh Field. at
Rockville, with the latter club provided
with an opportunity to climb out OF
the cellar by defeating the Cards.
Montgomery County Police and the
Rockville Volunteer Fire Department
have set their annual engagement for
next Sunday at Rockville. The police
nine has won the two previous meet
ings of the teams.
Sergt. Roy Bodmer has been elected
manager Of the Police tossers, with Pa
trolmen Joseph Ward and William
Crawford assisting.
Evening star., 1936-07-19
DORADO APPEARS
CHAMPION YACHT
Five Boats in Pacific Race
in Port With Finishing
DeadIine at Hand.

By the ASSOciated PreSs.
r ONOLULU. July 18.-The yawl
Dorado, which won the trans
Atlantic yacht race in 1891
L L and the fastest races In Eng
land in 1881 and 1888. apparently
held the advantage tonight as q pos
sible winner in the California Hawaii
Handicap.
Only Of the % yachts which left
Santa Monica July had been
sighted or finished the race here at
10 am. $3.50 pm, Eastern standard
time) today.
Evening star., 1936-07-19
H6'
aa8!!
MendelsSOhn's Dictilm.

s bTUR SPIEL ist est "a Ernst; fur
- Ernst III viel Spiel.
is too earnest for a game; too
a much Of O game to be In
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-11-26
ScaIped, Yet Lived

Even the women of early Ohio
must have been as tough as buff
falo hide.
When a young girl, Della Cor
bly, Of pioneer Miami county was
knocked down by the Indians, who
removed the scalp from the top
of her head and left her for dead
the usual fate of one who is
scalped. But Miss Corbly recov-
cred, and lived to marry and rear
ten children. AS the whole top OF
her head was scalpless, she
trained her hair to grow upward
and across as a protection.
Although she lived a normal
life, she did, however, complain
of an occasional headache, which
she attributed to her girlhood en-
counter with the redskins. -Cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-11-26
Comforts Of Friendship

Oh, the comfort, the inexpres-
sible comfort of feeling safe with
a person-having neither to weigh
thought nor measure words, but
pouring them all right out just as
they are, chaff and grain togeth-
err; as certain that faithful hand
will take and sift them, keep what
Is worth keeping, and with the
breath of comfort blow the rest
away. "
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-11-26
A Three Days Cough
Is Your Danger Signal

No matter how many medicines
you have tried for your cough, chest
cold or bronchial irritation, you can
get relief now with Circumcision.
Serious trouble may be brewing and
you cannot afford to take a chance
with anything less than Creomul-
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of the trouble to aid nature to
soothe and heal the inhamed mem
branes as the germ-laden phlegm
is 1oosened and expelled.
Even if other remedies have
failed, don't be discouraged, your
druggist is authorized to guarantee
Circumcision and to refund your
results from ON the the very si rst bottle M
Get Circumcision right now. (Adv.)