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Evening star., 1936-08-23

BY PAUL J. MILLER, yR,

TINE annual meeting of the Amer
ican Chess Federation con-
veneS today in Hotel Philadel-
phian, Philadelphia, where the
thirty-seventh annual tournament of
the oldest chess federation in the
United States is progressing into the
final ROUNDS.
Current officers Of the national Or
ganization are Arpad E. Flo, Mil
waukee, president; Kirk D. Holland,
Chicago, vice president; Ernest Ollie,
Milwaukee, Secretary-treasurer, and
the following directors: L. T. Maen-
ner, St. Louis; George S. Barnes,
Minneapolis: Samuel Factor. Chicago;
Hugo Legler, Oakland. Calf: Paul j.
Miller, jr., Washington; A. H. Palmi
Jackson, Mich; E. A. Wagner.
Chicago; j. C. Thompson, Dallas; F..
r. Chevalier, Boston; Howard E.
Gilman, Omaha: w. w. Gibbs, Staun-
ton, Va: Montgomery Major, WILL
mette, Ill; Newell Banks, Detroit;
Frank L. Fetzer, Denver; Pendelton
Mitchell. Atlanta; William j. Morgan,
Milwaukee: w. A. Padgett, Tulsa; S.
Margolis, Chicago Sydney T. Sharp.
Philadelphia; J. B. Snethlage. Haw-
thorne, N. j.; B. F. Winkelman. Phil
adelphia; William A. Ruth. Oaklyn,
N. j.; H. NJ Woods. jr.; Whittakers,
N. c., and Reuben Fine, I. KaShdan.
Fritz Brieger. Fred Reinfeld, and
Richard Wahrburg Of New York.
This afternoon the first rounds Of
finals in masters, consolation masters,
and class A Journeys will be played.
Tonight at 8 O'Clock the second round
of finals opens with the third and
fourth rounds booked for Mondays
play.
Remainder of tournament schedule
reads: Tuesday, fifth round; Wednes-
day, sixth and seventh rounds: Thurs
day, eighth round: Friday, ninth
round, and on Saturday the SEMI
final and final rounds of match play.
the winner to be crowned national
champion of the American Chess
Federation, be awarded cash prize Of
$3.50 and custody of the handsome
silver trophy donated by Kirk D.
Holland for annual competition in
tournaments sponsored by the fedora
tion.
Correspondence Chess Championship.
open to all classes Of players
whether they be members Of the
Correspondence Chess League Of
America or not, the grand national
tournament for the 1896 correspond
ence chess championship Of the
United States swung into action on
August Is with a large field repre-
sentative of practically every State in
the Union and many Of the provinces
of Canada.
A postal match Of this char
acter usually requires from one
to two years for complexion. ac-
eOrding to Walter James, Cher
ekee. Iowa. tournament direc-
tor Of the c. c. L. A.
In the preliminary rounds the
State and interstate championships
Evening star., 1936-08-23
VANDERBILT STAR
FIRST IN WHITNEY
Rushes to Make Romp Of
Race-Grand Union Snap
for Bostonian's Son.
Sy the Associated Press.

" the Associated PreSs.
- ARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y,
August 22-Discovery, cham
pion of the handicap division
- sfrom Alfred G. Vanderbilt's s
barns, and Maedic, bidding for q
year-old honors in the silks of de-
witt Pages Maemere Farm, came
through with easy victories over q
rain-soaked track today.
Carrying only l26 pounds, after his
crushing defeat under 143 pounds in
the Merchants and Citizens Handi-
cap two weeks ago, Discovery won the
mile and q quarter of the Whitney
Stakes for the third straight year.
He scored in a manner that sent some
$4,000 spectators home wondering
how the son Of Display ever could be
beaten.
Coming from at least 10 lengths
back Of the early pacemaker. Louis
Strube's Rust, the big chestnut passed
his three rivals as If they were tied to
. post and won with Johnny Bejshak
straining on the reins. Esposa. f.
year-old filly, owned by Mrs. William
Ziegler and carrying 12l pounds,
equal weight with Discovery by scale,
was eight lengths back at the finish.
Rust trailed by another six lengths
with e. d. Shaffer's st. Bernard
bringing up the rear.
Evening star., 1936-08-23
Washington Park
Results
F the Associated Press.

q, FIRST RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming:
III, sn " nIssa,,., sDs.ts., 1'ee "a 40 $50
H.reid Wiiey (NeaD 1iGS
p..is Coo cseer nIi fsncr IRsaar' Fsss nsm. snn.
B. B,rAise. KAYAK and Black Peter.
SECOND RacE-rurse. sseo: allow.
anees: 2-,esr-eldsi g fnrionss
ba.ss 6ii.ss sssszs css ss.ss. s.s ileo 80 SO
Besk Msrf .chesfhsmj .i.so
Ais. r..-aaotum. Fleet s,.p. s.r.mr..
tDaHy double maid E1s3sGOb
THIRD KAcE-Purs-. 81 .oen; claiming,
sa:s.s.se Z! aenGst' iS.sS $50 80
IA rterinE kste tCorbetp $50
aisa r,nnM.Iners Man. Nedrow. joke.
ster and Mueho Gusto.
FOURTH RACE-ghe Victoria; purse.
g. 100; .-year-sids; furionss.
Navarro tDotter) 6.00 $40
PnoBh ~. Renick) aaO
/" Time. I:Isl..
Also ran-Grev Count. Chiere. b Vsldina
and Mextern Slope
bNaidina Farm entry.
1uOmoss uuTHe,
81 .2a9; 3-year-cldS and mp: q furlnnKS
Mhereaway tCOrhetp $40 500 2.aB
aaers Nancy tBalaskD $50 500
Isaiah OCaIlahanD gao
Time. l:1i.
Also raR-NisiEoth and Tearout
SIXTH RACE-The Sheridan Hanhieap;
purse. s. 800 added: 3-year-olds: I1s miles.
Bow and Arrow -. RenicR
l.2O SEQ .sO
GEral jJamesl 30 lao
LADY MOntrOse tHaas> 800
Time. 80 (new track record.
Aso rAn-lnhaOx. Sir Jim James, Under.
stand. killbO and Valiant Fox.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. SI.0O0: claim.
ing; 3-year-slds and up; ! mile and 20
wards.
SQueeZer (Iames) II.OO 4!G0 3On
o;,:i Ss,nish Lad tcslIshanl sac 3..o
Time. 1-a1<.
Also rss-(;elden Nut. Bert Reid. Mine
Boy and Boston Sound.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse 81 .00O; claim.
ing; 3-year-Olds and ND; u miles.
eighth
Irish Imase tHass) 1880 12O tGn
Eskimo Cfiauerl 80 3.AO
Sis Agnes tIamee) 2.S0
Time. :a3L.
Also ran-Nise Dora Burnt Trail. The
erem. kapena. NOrthcutt, Highman and
Geedbye Blues.
Evening star., 1936-08-23
Cumberland
Results

BY the Associated cresB.
FIRST RACE-Purse. x3eo, clainaing;
.ixt M.s,e !X.a ss-ss is,ss 80 -
s; nseh ntss1 Esna.u -. y. a.r...Asr, IS
Ne ss.s SiEss e.. Sss:.a ,.: N'.'s
SECOND RACE-Five furlonEs; nurse
$500 claiming: for 3-year-olds and up
Lady Windsor tE. Smith $50 40 3.sG ga
Sun Sweep lEdwards) ZIG
+ Also rsn-GslA Token. Coed Grscisss.
Timbuctoo. veritas. Clear KniKht. >
DAILY double paid SIS9.)
THIRD RACE-Furse. k9oo; elafAiAG,
s;;:s ;::,. "a &: &; S- s.r....,.j e: =: Il:
Ls1y fenny iWisaer1 sea
As. rsn2lsi.. ~; AAsssne. latte wha.t.
. Mrs. n. 4. WsssH- -Nsss .. Fsxaososr
entry.
FOURTH RACE-CnahsrlaaA aanAi-
cap; pnrse. $500; 61t furlsass; sse .
4::.s. si::. ia sns 8: Smith 800 4.ss s.ss
F7esil1a (Hsilandj a0s
11me. I.$1h
en-. r.a-siivur Esi. Out Il Fire. ssssl
FIFTH RACE-furse. 9aoe; Ia afkss;
caaiminE: fer 3-year-olAs a0A NJ.
Dena Dulcin tCs91anD 40 40 80
EncrEctic Lady (raluDbee $50 x.00
Aelen nab (Witmer) 4.lo
Time, 1:5o.
Also ran-Fennie II. Our ship, Hard
Chase, Steei Toes and Deep Run.
sixth RACE-Purse, $500; e5x fsrasAgs:
claimiAg: far 3-yeAr -olds and ~.
Reggy Can "a. TryOnl 1000 - xI0o
Eaaio.oe (k- Halland) $50 80
Mint Bud (E. SMITH 3.4o
Time. 1:23M.
Also ran-MarEe. Three Grand. E%saya
Hunt Tspsie n sna Follow On.
SEVENTH kACE-Purse, lS3oo: Ii
nsles: c,simias; Ger S.ys.I-se1. I'D ..
runefd @. VAiD $3.50 l190 So
nay Wrsck tR. HsllanD 49, Ate
w.Iasa 81 "a. DasesoeD 6'so
Aiso ran-Jim .Brsvn. Hsht Aetis1. lliss
kkiDhense. ThaAAef Lss Aal 41ose AWAss
Evening star., 1936-08-23
Detroit Results
ex the Associated Press.

| By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. ss0e; maiden q
wear -eldS: Sig furlenKs.
| Uneasy tAlbreehtb $50 $40 2.So
Smart AEnes tFisher) 5.?o 4.0o
Gaui tStaliinxs, 40
Aiss ran-Bsnar. Mary seular. Just
Macy. AIer.y: fFriskaienE OdaesA Boy.
Sir Gay. Main Man. fFieid.
SECOND KACE-Purse $500; claiming;
3-Year-oids and up; Il furisngs:
Henriervs lCalvertJ $40 $500 1910
Snssps tHaritssD $50
Ai.s !an-f Georgia Lily. fl. Ki.s.
Fair Time. { Contrast and fiSser Day.
Field.
THIRD RACE-Purse $500; claiming;
3-year-olds and up; mile and 30 yards.
eo%"HH1t eo"n p,nt Th.n.etn 80 oiS 70
Little ArEo tMojena) zee
Also ran--Redress John Tic. Fair syn
thia. kOterito. Strange Times and Fair
Mole.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $500: elaiminE
3-year r-sids and up; fuIlenEs.
BaIdcrest tRichardson) 1880 i-60 4.oe
Odd Star tHaritOsJ $50 g. %
The Darb ERWIN $50
Also ran Ilieanna. Opera BsuiIee
I 0hfef Amgren. AbuQueruue. Mafgtlck
and TOP. Tax. Field.
FIFTH RACE-The City Of Champions;
purse. $1,000: allowances; 3-Sear -sias and
sweepIike tHaritss) 2S.SO I5oe 80
Zeyson tTherntsn) 18.S0 6-40
Grand Duke tAibreeht) 6.i0
Time, I:IIa5.
Also ran-BoId Lover. Ny BlaEe. satra-
pal. Laird. hdiantOwn and Transmatable.
SIXTH RACE-The Motor City Handi-
NJ: % miles.
Myrtlewood tSouth) $50 $40 4e0
AProfessor Paul tHanauerD 5..e Gee
aCristate tMojena) GO
Time. I;ia7S tnew track reeord).
disical. Black Gift, COrintO, Compensatory. /.
Biography and Azucar
aMrs. J. Chesney entry.
SEVENTH RACE-The Grand Ledge
ClaEnins Handicap: purse. $500; 3-year-
sids and up: niie and 20 yards.
Imperial Ebee tMatti0li) 1890 100 AGO
Ceater Lane tP0ilard $50 I..O
Witssn Grill 1i.SO
Time, 1:i37a.
Also ran-Summit Hill. Highland Lane,
Cnencumbered. Lady Flinders. Hour Lady,
Jack Conner and Chimney TOP.
EIGHTH RACE-Purke. $500: claiming;
3-year- -olds and up; mi1e and an eighth.
SteDahead tMsjena) 1i.S0 60 -
Old Nick tfellsrd) 1850 $50
Almac tvercher1 4S0
Also ran@Minnie Greenoek. Gyana.
Manhattan and Baby Witt.
Evening star., 1936-08-23
Maedic Rallies Near Finish.

GRAND PLAY shot into an early
lead in the first quarter of mile
q Eddie Litzenberger allowed Maedic
to wait back of the pace. Traulove,
purchased from W. S. Kilmer for $20,-
600 recently, gained command around
the bend.
1t stiIl appeared three-horse race
Is the trio. turned into the home
stretch. With the judges stand in
sight, however, Maedic pulled away
and breezed home to earn the purse of
$3.50. Previously he had won the
Flash, Saratoga Sales Stakes and San
ford Memorial.
With Billionaire, Galsun and VAN
derbilt's Dogaway scratched, the Mea-
mere entry was favored at 13 to 10.
Evening star., 1936-08-23
Saratoga Results

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-The North American
stS.S .ea m, p.sss
{lngle King COLLINS 6-5 2-5 Out
Rational Anthem tOxley) 6-5 Ont
frattIer Mckinney Out
Also i%e, ran-Red Shank.
SECOND RACE-Purse. 81 900; maid
Ems: 2-year-sidsi colts and Eeldnssi a's
Ssst 49, Bean s;'s, tT,ishn tITx:!a.,, 1875 Ss:S IS sss
lEarly settler Peters) 4-5 Is
Also ran-Readv Teddy, aSharpshooter.
kRebuttal. Pearl Diver, Prince Arthur and
4 2! 2fss &. s...tesIs R:.s tss Place :ssr,.
THIRD RACE-Ihe HuSson Sso Fan.
Sids and up; furisnEs.
Q Jair tKastner) 9-1O 1-8 Out
Emileo CYaEer) As 1-6
kinssem Peters) 2-l
Also ran-a Sun Antioch and vaIedic-
serian. a-F. M. Could and Mrs. A. fhii-
FOURTH RAcE-Th. Grand Union
s.s.ar.oIds: as. s furIonrs. fof ''o' f0.rAn'eso'
. M.sdis LitzenssTser, 1910 s-s out.
er.nS ersas'G,s Fi., wsisfe ts se.,e., s-' i.s i:s
Time. !:!ihe,x,,. r.,,x c,..,
Also ran-ff1v1feEeo. flyfnE Cf0Ss,
&upply House. No Sir. Murphy and Flying
Scot.
Maemere Farm entry.
FIFTH RACE - The Whitney Stakes:
0urse. 81. 100 added; 3-year -olds and 10:
III miles.
Discovery sejshaD Is out e.t
Gsposa tWalD 81 1-2
1ust tMalley) LIS
Time. 2:O6h.
Also ran-St. Bernard.
SIXTH RACE-The Broadalban HAND
cap; class C; purse. $1,000; S-year-sids
end up; Wilson mile.
Marching Home WalD Al 9-s 3-S
Bluebeard tBrammer) S-10 ] 3
Sun Asia fS. Renick) As
Time, laos.
Also ran-Aperitif. Ward-In-Chaneery
and Weston.
SEVENTH RACE-The Springbek Haa1i-
cap: purse. $500; class C; for 3-year-
elds and up; mile and furlongs.
S%as.n,.ss ans'a .aocIs %lt..ns.rs.r, 40 IS cut cut
fluffy Lee peters, out
Time. 3:0&s&.
Only three herses ran.
Evening star., 1936-08-23
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WHITES PIECES.

WHITES PIECES.
White to Move and Mate In Three.
After breaking the record by giving
the chess-nuts three Of v. L. Eaton's
excellent two-move compositions in
last weeks column, the pressure Is
eased bit with the delightful Ser Of
Ripping and Davis.
Summer Problem Award.
ONE week more-one column more
one problem more-and the tab
ulation for the problem prize for June.
July. August and September will be
done. A beautiful set of college size
chesSmen lathed by c. H. Bird, famous
maker of chessmen, will be presented
TO the winner.
Meantime continues the bat
tie for the set Of pocket chess
produced by w. &. Horn, the
top-notch prize for the June
ladderites who continue to
strive four abreast for the
award.
Probably the Eaton 2-ers will
eliminate three Of the four
musketeers and leave a knightly
d'Artagnan In our midst.
Quien sabe?
Key to problem No "a Is: Pos. The
hit-parade Of the Star Club for the week
includes Drueii Huskerson. w. L. Crawford
J. Diamond. Jack Scronce Invariably White
moves first in problems unless otherwise
stated: diagram always shows Black at
the top and White at the lower side. the
direction OF Whites move being determined
by the nature OF the play and piece usedl !,
A. O. Cabbage d Z. Brand. Rabbi J. 7.
Loeb. NJ. G. Daoud. Charles }. Berner. H.
H. Howe. L. c. bookings. A. Seidenberg
through Maryland. Pennsylvania and New
Jersey'n, Daniel Breeskin, Allan B. Fay
Anton Y Hesse twho SAYS am letting down
the bars by running an easy problem. Z. W.
Allen, A. @ Dreyer and Robert J. Feeney.
who advocates boy and girl chess tourna-
,ant for city honors 1.-THE very purpose OF
Evening star., 1936-08-23
Narragansett Park
Results

b the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-The Milford; purse.
81 So; allowances; 2-year-olds; fur
S:F,,ss..G S:G..ss &C. ,MeHaeu. s%1ths 1920 s ssS
~riace Sabor (Deering) '.4O
Also ran-sephism; Broadway: Miss
Hastings and Grey Shot.
SECOND RACE-Furse 81 ESQ: claim
;n.; bt.So. asS :S ssr;s ESQ $40
Second Guess tDabson) Il.OO a.1 80
Cynwyd tL0nEden) @.oo
Also ran.Double Finesse. Jubilee Jim.
Diverting, Zulu Lad and Just Buck.
THIRD RACE--Psrse. slice; claiming;
-. .T:st q ,L::sss,e.' ,L;ss, 80 Sc: Sc: ssS s:fS
GO. F.ss q. s.ssAo $50
Ai.s r.nSfitaer Pat. chat.s.: dste.
FOURTH RACE-The narrinstsa Handi-
eas: p.rse $3.50; s-1sar-siAs and up;
!.::. I..s.s., 1850 e: e: 4.sS 4.sS
= Ti... 81 i:isE. 81
Aiss raa-Ca.Ay Pri,oe. stscks. Fraidy
Cat and DrisA4 and Earls.
FFTU kACE-The Raner Williams
uan1tcao: Darse. $3.50 .AAed; 3-sear-
SlAs a4.A NJ; 4 MILE
AsSeaHax (McDer3stta 1so 80 800
Rsustab0ut tS4eveasea1 $50 $50
Dark Iope tDabson) $50
Time. 1898.
Lynx Eye. Cav Ei~ard. KcsrsarEe. Pre-
Eminent and Tabftha.
Sixth RACE-Purse. &1.100; claimIng'
3-year-olds and MP; 1 ID miles.
FL Puma (Hightshoe) 800 $50 2.4O
Star sosnf dsAeAea) 40 2.9O
Hernie Rsy tTiakerD $50
aiss rsa-M.rssses. oven Range and
ekiptsa.
SEVENTH RACE-furse. 9iJo0O: claiming:
Swear -s14s lna -: \ nAex.
lcy WiaA tsscseassa| oIeO 400 200
oagter Dog tqsu1e) 400 200
woAbOhe OncksUn) $40
Ni0e, I:aeM.
Aiss raa-Our Lilly. Chryseis and Dedi-
eat$sH.
EIGHTH RACE-furse, 81 900: claim
ing; 8-year-sAAs anA -; "a W1les.
Maos EjaBe 6Waarsb SO S.10 ESQ
L00e UanA IeaCo6sl 40 3.90
Har fal NlengAen1 $50
aise ssn-sasia Alarn. Easiest Way, Edle
AasnG. fessrA and owen.
Evening star., 1936-08-23
Adds $3.50 to Earnings.

THE withdrawal of Count Arthur,
- figured by many as the best pros
pect to give Discovery a battle, sent
the Vanderbilt ace TO the post at the
short odds of l to S. He finished the
trip in 2:06 As, to add s3,250 to his
total earnings and boost his winnings
for four years to $l91, ,037.
Maedic, q son of Bostonian, won his
fourth and most important stake in as
many starts at the Spa in whipping
eight other good juveniles in the thir-
ty-fourth running Of the Grand Union
Hotel Stakes. And Just to make the
victory Of Pages black and white dia-
mond silks more convincing, Traulove
from the same stable took second.
three lengths back of Maedic. but two
lengths in front Of Vanderbilt's Grand
Play, previously unbeaten in his only
two races.
Evening star., 1936-08-23
RACES NEAR RECORD

DADE PARK, KY, August 22 R.--
Plea. from the stable of Hardy and
Ger. came within one-fffth OF . sec
ond of eoualing the track record for
3 furlongs in winning the. A. B. Dade
Memorial Handicap at Dade Park
today.
The s-year-old Teddy-Appeal colt
ran the distance in 1:112s. Growing
Glory, the favorite, was second ana
Camp Cook third.
Parrish Roach in the second race
and Our Prince in the third consti-
tuted the daily double winners and
paid $3.50 for . q ticket. /
Evening star., 1936-08-23

are disposed Of. Then. the sectional
championships - Eastern. Southern.
Southwest, Central, Northwestern and
Western follow. The Semi-final
round has the champions west Of the
Mississippi contending for the all
Western States championship. and,
likewise, for the Eastern sections. In
the final round the all Western States
champion encounters the all-Eastern
States champion for the United
States correspondence championship.
Chess Problem No. 2s.,
BY C. s. Ripping and z. Davis.
published by courtesy London chess.)
BLACK-2 PIECES.
Evening star., 1936-08-23
Ninth victery fer Celfmaa.

CECH COFFMAN, IN winning with
~ Dona Dulcin, registered his ninth
victory of the meeting.
Tom Lewis opened the days racing
by Saddling A. D. Jones High Music,
one that sped five e-eighths in 0:5835
to pay $34.30 A half hour later A.
Fields Lady Windsor won the FIVE
eighths in the second to complete
the daily double, enabling those fans
holding tickets on the pair to col
lect $l89.
Lewis then came back to win the
Old German Purse with I. j. Collins
Quick Vine, one that stepped five
eighths in 0:562s. Following the
race, Owner Collins, Trainer Lewis
and Jockey Sammy Vail were pre-
sented with trophies.
Evening star., 1936-08-23
ACTS ON DIAMOND, TOO
EtaTett, Film Performer, Proves
Worth as Ball Player.

HOLLYWOOD GP-Cherles STAR
rett, former Dartmouth college foot
ball player. now a movie actor in
Hollywood, proved capable base ball
player in a recent charity game be-
tween picture stars.
He fielded the bag nicely and raped
out q pair of hits.
Evening star., 1936-08-23
APPEALING ON TOP
At TNARRAGANSETT
Takes Roger Williams Cap
Racing on Sloppy Track
for First Time.
Ry tie Axsociated Press.

~ @AWTUCKET, R. l., August 90
- Racing over a sloppy strip for
the first time in his life, the
L Motor City Stables Appealing
captured the Roger Williams Handi-
cap, a mile for 3-year-olds and up
ward, with $4,000 added, at Nara
gansett today, winning from C. V,
Whitney's Roustabcut by a nose.
Three lengths back of Roustabout
came the favorite, J. w. Y. Martin S
Dark Hope.
This was Appealing's fourth victory
in six starts this season and netted his
owner $3.50, more than twice as much
Is the colt had won altogether in his
previous races.
Breaks on Top.
7 lightly weighted at 103 pounds,
Appealing broke on top under
alert handling by Jockey Larry Nc
Dermott and sprinted right to the
front.
Second choice OF the bettors, Appeal
ing paid So. 80, $3.50 ana $3.50. Roust-
about. coupled with Piccolo in the race,
paid $3.50 and $3.50. Dark Hope re-
turned 50 $50.
The daily double paid $ls5l0. with
l57 tickets sold on the combination of
of the first and second races. respec-
lively.
Durwrack and Royal Wager. winners
Evening star., 1936-08-23
STANDARD RACING
CODE IMPERATIVE
Commissioners Association
Urges. Organization of
Track Operators.
P7 the Associated Press.

~ ETROIT, August 22-The Ma
tional Association of State
r cling CO m m i sioners
- adopted a resolution here to-
day urging formation of an organiza-
ton of track operators through
which the problems of racing may
be approached and its security main
tanned"
"Such an organization appears I'M
perative, in order to bring definite
Standardization in the operation of
tracks of the country" said Walter H.
Donovan, st. Petersburg. Fla, presi-
dent of the association, land to main
tain racing definitely as sport"
The association put off definite
action on plan to form a national
examining board for trainers and
jockeys, and named a committee to
make further study.
Seek Protection for Riders.
r ECOGNIZING the need for in
suring riders against injury, the
association recommended that all
State commissions require each track
under their jurisdiction to carry some
form Of insurance unless provisions
already have been made In another
form, as in Michigan, where a relief
society has been incorporated.
Following recommendation OF the
Thoroughbred Club of America the
commissioners placed themselves on
record as fayoring more opportunity
in racing for owners of fillies and
mares 3 years old and upward.
A committee also was named to
define the term maiden" so that
specifications in races for horses in
that classification would be clearer.
Still another committee will develop
rules and specifications for photo
graphic finishes and make study OF
equipment SO that apparatus may be
standardized. The committee will re-
port at the Winter meeting in Florida.
Evening star., 1936-08-23
LEXINGTON DATES SET
pv the Associated Press.

LEXINGTON, KY, August q R.-
The inaugural race meeting at Keene-
land, Lexingtons new track, rs sched-
uled October Is to "a. The Kentucky
Racing Commission approved the
dates.
Evening star., 1936-08-23
Wins by Three Lengths.

TMPROMPTU set fast pace to the
stretch turn. He never could
shake of Master Lad, and the latter
came around the pacemaker to win
by three lengths. Following the race
President Harry A. Manley OF the
Cumberland Fair Association pre-
sented Owner johnson with . silver
plate.
Dona Dulcin, in capturing the Al
gonquin Hotel Purse, secondary fea-
ture, had to come from behind in
the stretch to whip Mrs. NJ. Nelson
Bonds Energetic Lady. The latter
set fast pace throughout and was
nipped at the wire. Jack Bishops
Helen Bah was nosed out OF the
place award.
Evening star., 1936-08-23
HURT FATAL 10 ATHLETE.

A star player on India1 1872 Olym-
pic field hockey team was killed in .
Lion tunt two yeerY go.
Evening star., 1936-08-23
FOURTH RACE-BO BONANZA,
GRANNY'S TRADE, SOME
Cnnn

BONANZA, a lad that has come
back to the races in splendid style.
figures as the best bet of the day.
Three races have netted him two
wins and a second. and repeaters
of either would make him win this.
Evening star., 1936-08-23
EIGHTH RACE GRANDMA'S
BOY, MAPLE MINT, MIS-

Having finished second to Bruce
Dale yesterday, after he was
bumped soon after the start,
GRANDMA'S BOY appears to be
a good play in the final heat.
MAPLE MINT figures to hold
MISLED safe.
Evening star., 1936-08-23

Heiistab L0ees HIS QueeI.
THROUGH strange metamor-
phosis the counselor in ancient
chess became the European queen, and
10 the most powerful piece on the
chessboard is of the timid sex. in truth
a warlike Amazon that haunts the
ranks and files and strikes with the
rapidity Of lightning.
In the Germany-Sweden match Of
1885. Swedish champ Stahlberg cor
nered the German player Rellstsb's
queen and forced his resignation on
the sixteenth move.