davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1937-05-30

cupies from either black or white
side Of the board) inasmuch as there
Is An obvious ambiguity. In each case
the solver expressed the solution in
the way he looked at 1t. and the fact
that all understood the variatio
seems to me to make their inten-
tions accurate"
Quoting further from the
worlds greatest author and
publicast Of chess problems, he
ays:
Crawford and Waller both write
l. kt to QKt4. takes pawn. That Is
indubitably correct.
Allen Bressler. Dreyer and Sronce
have all written l. kip (QKt5). That
would be the way would have writ
ten 1t, meaning at blacks QKt5th.
"carrico. Coppage, bookings and
HuSkerson have written l. KtxP
(QKtD. That Is the way the editor
OF the American Chess Bulletin would
have written it, meaning at whites
QKt4th.
ITO repeat my position. White, in
this problem, Is moving to his own
Qkt4 square, where he is capturing
a black pawn. which in turn is stand
ing on his own QKt5 square. 1t is an
absurdity of the English notation,
which df one is to be technically cor
rect) 1t seems to me one must express
In one of two ways:
/. Kt-QKt4 K Pawn, or
l. kip (QKt5)
The position contrary to mine Is
frequently taken, but from my point
OF view that does not make it the
more correct. For instance In the last
number OF American Chess Bulletin
occurs the page which I inclose. You
Will notice the position works out that
the white queen stands at "a Of the
algebraic notation, with two black
Knights at e5 and "A. In the notes,
the queen captures each Of the two
Knights in turn, and these moves, as
have marked on margin, are expressed
by l3 QxKt (B4) and 13 QxKt (K5) :;
whereas would have defined the
squares as B5 and K4 respectively.
With logic on the one side,
and frequent use on the other,
I don't see very we'll how you
can decide against either
party"
Thank you for your kind letter. Mr.
White and my decision on No. 81 shall
be your equitable and judicious con-
clusion
So Clair J. Bressler, Sergt. Alton
Coppage, E. w. Allen, A. G. Dreyer
and Charles Carrico must carry on.
These five are the superAces In the
Angel problem ladder and all OF to-
days teasers are to be regarded, also,
as a continuation Of the Angel con-
test. as well as easy pickings for the
District Of Columbia May ladder
solvers.
Chesspourri.
TNTERH1GH CHESS ASSOCIATION
has . special meeting tonight at
7:30 O'Clock at the Social Chess
Lounge. Parkside Hotel 1896 I street
northwest. President William Rey-
nolds requests all six high school clubs
to be present or have oflcial delegates
on hand. . The Washington Social
Chess Divan had q rip-roaring rally
this past Wednesday At the Parkside
Hotel Fourteen boards were in con-
stant play and dozens watched. Many
visitors were present and the fair sex
Evening star., 1937-05-30
LatOnia Results
Ey the Associated Press.


FIRST RACE-Purse. 500: claiming;
3-yesr -olds and up; s furlonEs.
Jubilee Jim tVercher) 1000 $50 go
My Blaze Louman) 40 go
Barbara J. lDickinson> 40
Road knisht. Mr.. Quick and Mseawlee
SECOND RACE--Purse. 5000; maiden
S-year-olds: 5 furlonxs.
6Hnt.:,'%f% d1s,Ir.. M:n10 500 soo 200
'1fH f'ms. s''I1ns o?se.e: .cra'' s'e
rs H': .s.sss'n. S.TSsS H'sas :as
III tEh,ws. "; f;.''n s.. s,sss :9'rf; Farm entry.
THIRD RACE-Pur,e. 500: claiming;
ys.T rut1.n -o'sf dh.n IT'D uD' ts5lsCFs soS
Geo Gable Fowler 4.sO 800
Minister tMcCoy) $50
Lee Wee, May souiand and dsupper
d-won. but disau.lined.
FOURTH RACE-Purs.. 500; allow
1nees' in.s ,a.r,.r a,,e:r1olds furlcnss. on
sSeo ~eodberGs Gveri 'cb.D $50 s.s" 9" s.s" ss"
Main Man tRodrirueD $50
Also ran-Busy Lutrecia. Arabs Arrow,
Antena. Mistralkin, Misal Fay and Man.
rico.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $500: allowances:
3-yeAr-oids and up; & furlongs
S:qas,nd S,Ii6.r.td, Bs,H sM.rI ,r1s 1910 sec $50
Compensatory (Roberts) cS0
Time, 1:1It5
Also ran--Hat Check, Grey Friar. Blue
Gauntlet and VisiEoth.
SIXTH RACE-Inaurural Handicap;
purse. $500 added: 3-year-olds and up: :
Heel Fly tCraix $50 4.2o An
Dellor mccoy 900 $50
Dniepcr tP. Robertx) Z 20
Time. 1:43ss
Also ran-Dashwood, aIndianhead. Wise
Reasa, Whipowil. fThe Queen. fCinar
fMidas: alive One. Yantis and Bandoiore.
Nv. J. Sprow and Mrs X Ramsey
SEVENTH RACE-Purse 500: claim
ing: 3-yea1-olds and mp: !. miles.
Broadway tCraig) o36O 10
Gillie UP. Robertx) . 40
9. Also Ian-seven Star. Chenault and and
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500; claiminr:
1.year- -oids: ia miles.
SHADOW Dawn (W. IND 9i.sO 1900 $40
Butter Beans tChai) 400 2a0
Thistle Ress lCrais) 1.6O
Also ran-Dunwin. Mr.. Mack Say Mur-
SaDaroo.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
=. MqHTH RAcE. miles: Z years up:
OUT TO BREAK TIE

Tied for first place in the Junior
Legion League. Costello Post and Fort
Stevens will clash today on the West
Ellipse diamond at 3 o'clock. Both
teams are undefeated in four starts.
In other games, Nash Post will battle
Agriculture Post on North Ellipse field
at o'clock, Bunker Hill Post will
stack up against Sergt. Jasper Post
on West Ellipse diamond at ! o'clock.
and Drum Corps will meet Police Post
On the North Elipse 1T 8 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
Charles Town
Results

FIRST RACE--Purse. 3400: claiming;
S1year -olds: about Az furlonEs.
n; sco,g %.ltsr ~ PA. ,r.lpnbe) $50 s.soo 800
f;%s Gssd Wi2s S5sn 20: Hern.nde.> 40
Schley Gold and Hydrangea.
sECoNp RAcE-Pur... $500: claiming;
;eSnsy s:ns nI $s,es5 s'oSi tes!sn': scs 500
Mis-. st Iouean u. Garreto SEQ
Polly Plum and Biz Dipper. "
THIRD RAcE-Pur.e. s4co: claiming;
maiden 3-yesr-elds and up; Charles Town
s: f:.n5 Pos e. sM.ass s.:s.sss $50 &c &c s:s s:s
'*Hsas1 ?!n:, ,!1:% ?1:;sh $40
DAily Double paid S3s,2O.)
FOURTH RACE-Pur.e. $500: claim.
Ing: Ing 4-year-olds and Up: about Az fur
ssI:,n,:s. ss,:, x:,l %,sS sos.4 $40 ses sss g
asf f,ns.' sh'fc o:siR' tRserf' $40
Double On Sea. Pass.ntry assI ass r.t w1aea, Heel
FIFTH RAcE-P.r.e. $500: claiming; g.
fredalva (Bers) 1880 $40 4,4O
Trixie Lass (GaYrett) go 10
Brooke Hef0d (Kirk) 1I.O0
Also ran-surry. Crushed lee, Henry
man. Oakhurst and Silver Arch.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: hsndi-
leap: 3-year-olds and up: Charles Town
Stool fiseon tGarrett) 1l.4e $40 400
Wise Sister Palumbe) $50 $50
BarnstorMer (Machado) $50
Time, 1:17%.
Also .,ran-Postponement. Jadaan and
Quiek Vine.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. SaOO: claim
ins; 3-year-elds and up; furlonEs.
Lady Cirek lTerhune) 1900 1910 500
SteppinE In tWismer) $40
Time. 1:2SM.
Also ran--Merixa. Queen Nadi. Morun,
C1iftsns Nell and Aufsin.
EIGHTH RACE-furse. 500: claiming:
Rorphyry LPslumbo) $50 $40 800
Holland {Wisner) 1000 1.S0
Jimmy d (Maehade) 3.6l1
Time. 1:6lM.
Alss ran-Gats Boy. star sDesial, ldiss
Catalan. Golden P1ay an1 Nekan.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
Suffolk Downs
Results

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST IT, sRACE-Purse. :! 600: claiming:
eess9 chfsti seoelss.hssf sthsf' $500 ssS s
'aTs, Tim.. kiyer ':i4 .pesrins) $50
piece. canavia, shantime and Be Just.
opoes oSs; s-;i;1 yT.cr.d, and up; furisns,
ss:;$::'f$ s:$s::' :; !S6'"'''''" 20 ss$ 3
NJ D.: Fm::' s's saro o. Fs.., s::s; :ss
IoIem, IIeyIer5,olds ls,..n, and 1'' fuIleaSs.
GGg;F5aSt: G;r5 M:,.I .pri;selD Is snn. $40 g g
Also r.n2B.,iever. B.l.ne. Step, Flow
cry Lady. Lernana and Linlace.
$500 .f'o~s"ee,; s,e.4ae1s: Hss%::s F'tss; isf;
ss's %sl9 TT. sitn. H'afA e! ,.,,.nJ SO :ss
"'ii Fine. ason i:ooA. esAl:r"'"' 800
Also !.n.En.e. Standard Tim. and
FIFTH RACE.The Puritan Handicap,
purse. $4,000 added 3-year-olds ana up;
ssi.ekSirtsr s. H.!I {Bi..7nah 7.so $50 800
GAL: Clay !AFhtshos) 1.6o
Also r.n-thsncing. CaseapeAia. Don
Gusman' Trouper and Tusbost Frank.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 81 900, claiming:
11-yenr-olds and up: l mile:
1ssss sq..a!s. M, 1issa Luth.r $50 ssS ssS 2sS 2sS
Porcellus tbierman) 500
Time. 1:4O.
Also .ran-Galant Pat. Count Rae, Reel
On and Black Falcon.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: claim.
Ing: 4.year-elda and uD: rs miles.
Lone Hand tHishtshee) $40 400 500
The Singer t1ierman) $50 500
k:Rsn. Fen. ,!ss.ie' ,!ss. $50
Also ran-Midshipman. Mannerly, Royal
Tread, Redress and Xandra.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim.
ine: 3-year-olds and mp: / II miles.
Melody Lane (NeaD 14.lO 7.2O $50
Bulstrsds u. Riehsrd) i.4O $40
Westys Duke (G. Smith, 11.OO
Tine. 1:40M.
A.e ran@,;1oss; Grey Hip, AbRets Last,
0ainted.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
Detroit Results

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcE-Pur.e. $500; claiming;
aoss:stS aass:sS'', isfib fSrl'nf'' $3.50 40 $50
Black serEeant !Frederiek! 400
Blond sr;.ss Be- and Genet.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
3-year;olds and up; 8 f9Ilsnss.. ..
sssss r:!t ds4s,a. !n'Ss, tssymon 1850 t
kinrsbury !stevenson) $50
A',s Aai%'' !.n1iera aiesia D.1.sr, Ere. Spirit,
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500; maiden 2
.TcrshS swhe!ey5' $50 ESQ 3 SO s.so 2 g
sweep Brook iMauro) 4.4O
Imperial Jones. Foxtep, MyfenE. william
f':"ef %Di.:s. ass STAB SAB. 'ssii entry.
FOURTH RAcE-Purs.. $500: claiming:
seSs:sss s;:ss. 's;:Tysn:sn' $50 a.:ss s.sc ssc
A'TIInse'r TIme' i:1ss. is:s.n'" $50
Also ran@Iovely Spy. Gold Ii. Toni
FIFTH ,RACE-Purse. $500: allowances:
S:$::,; ~: f';s, a.'!: !s';':sa' $50 ;sss ;:ss
Mad ((ileason) ESQ
1iss 1i@s; 4.nnjsi,, 1;1tHi ..,, and Lad, s,,u.
Sixth RACE-lnaugural Handicap:
s-.se; g. 900 added; 3-ysar-olds and up:
foisr Iiirht H.rd,, 1880 1890 7.ee
bErin Torch Wholey) $50 $40
Mansc0 (RoSen) $40
Also ran-Enpty Bottle. Eraidy Cat
aGyral. aCoulee Dam. Billy Bee. bRollin
Home. Prince Fellow and Don Creole.
1T. D. Buhl entry.
eDixianA entry.
SEVENTH 4AcE--rurse., $500: claim
!ns and uD (. miles leo
Kendall Green lFrederick) 40 $50
Joan Macaw VinaD 800
Also ran-Dany. Chief Evsrsrssn. Crsss
Rum and Wild Count.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: elain-
inE: 4-year-olds and up: II miles.
IApefial Betsy (Grill) $3.50 1850 4.s0
Fair Mole (Guymon) 7.2O $50
fCeuFt (kosen) $50
Tine, 1850.
Also ran-Whiakaftta, SpeaA QAsen,
iaA es6. OAFas 0larus and 1sA1sn,
Evening star., 1937-05-30
STOOL PIGEON TOPS
AT CHARLES TOWN

CHARLES TOWN, W. Va, May
2e.-Eight thousand fans. one of
the largest opening day crowds since
racing was legalized in 1888, saw
H. c. Vaughn's Stool Pigeon win the
Inaugural Handicap. feature of the
Charles Town Jockey Clubs initial
program.
The bay son of Runantell- -Talisman
raced over the Charles Town course
In 1:174s to down f1ve opponents to
pay $11.40.
Eight sprinters matched strides in
the S furlongs Of the fifth, with s. r.
Rorabaugh's Fredalva turning up the
j. winner to pay $l0S0.
Fredalva raced the five-eishths In
a:o2Hs.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
F
BY PAUL ]. MILLER, JR..


Americas Authority on Social Chess.
May Ladder Contest Closes To-day.
7 INITIATED on May 2 solely for the
pleasure Of problem lovers residing
In the District Of Columbia, the
L May problem-solving contest has
developed rapidly into a first class
ladder.
Today's two-move problems
are selected from the British
Social Chess Quarterly for 1888,
and will require careful analysis.
Send in tho key move to each
problem with its respective number,
giving your name and address. The
winner may have his choice Of q sta1
problem medal, set Of Staunton chess
men, current chess book or IS in cash
All solutions must reach the chess
editor at The Evening Star Building
not later than Wednesday noon!
Chess Problem No. u.
BY A. MARI. Social Chess Quarterly.
BLACKS MEN.
Evening star., 1937-05-30

Ahin Whites Opinion on No. 81.
HAVE you ever heard of the IA
nous Christmas problem books
For a quarter OF a century Alain c.
White Of Litchfield, Conn. has given
at Yuletide to chess problemsts the
world over scholarly book on prob
lens.
Concerning the correct notation 10
problem No. ST in the Angel ladder
contest, Mr.. White has this to say
The only fair thing to each COM
petitor IS to permit both ways (de-
scribe square captured pawn oc.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
POLAR FLIGHT BY HEAD
Pressed by Erin Torch in Big Race
of Detroit Card.

DETROIT, May 20 P)-Polar
Flight, 5-year-old owned by F. M.
Alger. jr, won the $4,000 added
Inaugural Handicap today. first stakes
race of Detroit's Spring meeting, be-
fore crowd of $4,000.
Erin Torch, Dixiana Stable entry
with Rollin Home. was in second
place, only a head behind the winner,
and Mansco was third.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
ODDS UP ON PERIFOX
NEWMARKET

NEWMARKET. England, May 20
A).-William Woodward's Perifox
which had drifted back to third choice
IN the betting for next Wednesdays
derby following q rumor he had de-
veloped hoof infection, looked sound
as bell in stid 1-mile gallop under
the watchful eyes Of his owner and
Capt. Boyd Rochfort. his trainer.
There was little doubt, however,
that Eremond de st. Alary's two
thousand suineas winner. Le Ksar,
would 60 to the post the favortte.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
Hagerstown
Results
4y the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Furse. 500; claiming;
for 3-year-oIds and up; about 81. fur
La Marquis. IL. Pikor) $50 $50 40
ninh,o* 5aes hox 4: + roS1en SSGe '''' 40 40
! Also ran-Mary Wales. Gentleman. SAX
untal,. Huppy and Fancy Clothes.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. 500; for B.
year and up; about sls furlonEs:
sn Me, f9,s fstsb.. I X hsu1sn Rnot @o aa3S ssS
Also ran-Handley, Sun Belle. Radial
Daily Double paid s14.soo
THIRD RACE-Purse, $500; claiming;
for s-yeaI-olds and up; about s turionss; ,o
kss ss!'t: t:bs! + q; llssG' K:'sn 4'0 siS ::
Lilteen tR. Root) 200
Also Also ran3Lady Buck, Tall Cedar and
Toms Boy.
ration Day Handicap: for 3-year-olds and
up; about furlongs.
High Hedge Root $50 2.so 2.3oo
Soupeon (Coffman) 4.2O go
Miss Epe Laurin) $40
Time, 1:O2 2-5.
Also ran-FlaE Raising and Stand By.
The Cumberland Purse; for 3-year- -olds and
Up; about Ia miles.
Helen Bah tR. Root $40 $50 $50
Top Shell IL. Laurin) $50 $40
Sylvia B. "a. Tryon) go
Also ran-Happy Road, The swasman.
Grierlad and StinEaree
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 500: ella inning:
for 3-year-olds and up: about l IL miles.
Post Brigade a. Tryon) 40 $40 200
Precious King IL. PMoD $50 $50
A!iss Adeline IF. Kelley $50
Time, i:5sl5.
Also ran-Sea Fin. DeArZin, PukkA
Heaven and Prince Petite.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 500; claim
ing; for 3-year-ods and up: about Ii.
Amssin (R, RooD $50 $40 $50
Siempre tE. Sawyer) $50 40
BandersnAtch IF. keley) 29O
Time. 80.
Also ran-Three Grand. Gold Token.
6ubdaIe and Minna.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
SECOND RACE LIFE LINE
ELLEN LANE, WHISKORA.

LIFE LINE looked very good the
other morning while going through
a trial spin of furlongs. ELLEN
LANE will be a dangerous con-
tender If she can get to the post
for she has lots of early foot.
WH1SKORA has shown good
sprinting form in the past.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
SIXTH RACE-SCUDDER EN-
WEE, POSTPONEMENT.

The days feature seems to favor
SCUDDER. Most o. the trouble
will come from EMVEE. POST
PONEMENT will be up In time to
make the call close for the place
award.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
FIFTH RACE TODY WEST,
DOLLED UP, SPEAR.

TODY WEST Is exactly suited by
the distance. DOLLED UP will
take second place if running back
to that last effort. SPEAR is good
enough to make the show slot safe.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
SEVENTH RACE - DOESKIN,
SEA FINN. TIJLEYRIES STAR

SEA FINN, TULEYRIES STAR.
DOESK1N has been sent out
frequently lately and Is now
whipped into very good condition.
SEA FINN can make things pretty
hot for the top one If running to her
late form. TULEYRIES STAR
looks very safe for the third spot.
Evening star., 1937-05-30

(BEST BET-SCUDDER.l

across the line slightly in the lend.
CANYNGE likes this track and
distance and will provide the flrst
one with few bad moments.
RUNNING WATER is also going in
fine style right now and will be
close up all the way.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
FIRST RACE SANDID, MISS
BONES, HYDRANGEA.

SAND1D has a royal chance Of
capturing the prize. MISS BONES
has been showing nice speed lately
and will be close to the top choice
at the end. HYDRANGEA can
hold the third spot safe.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
EIGHTH RACE-McDONALD H.,
LIGHT ACTION. PAULINE H.

MCDONALD H. gave the rail-
birds treat the other morning
with . sparkling mile workout. II
he shows that same willingness to
run here. the race Is Is good as
won. LIGHT ACTION is good at
this distance. PAULINE H. will
come up In time to get into the
picture.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
DETROIT (Fnt).

DEIROIT tFaSt).
By the Louisville Times.
Hip Boots, Irish Wake. Para
wick.
z-Belleek. Rockrim. Club Soda,
Say Do. Que Cato, Luxurp.
@The Mayor. Timbuctoo, Texas
Rose.
9Bill Donoghue. Top Dog, Bunny
Martin.
6-Whopper, Sir Jim James, Pro-
fessor Paul.
7-Bomar, Masked Bud. Escomur.
8Communist, Miss Petrina, Gun
vale.
Best Bet-Whopper.
Evening star., 1937-05-30

was conspicuous. This Wednesday at
3 pm. the Divan stages another In.
formal entertainment. The public is
welcome and the cover charge is only
rs cents. A lecture may be featured.
-. Maud Sewall has been designated
chairman OF the District OF Columbia
woman's championship tournament to
be played at the Social Chess Lounge.
She has the 100 per cent Endorsement
OF the Metropolitan Chess Association.
Ladies interested in the feminine
crown should write her at 1918 Uni
versity place northwest. Carl Hesse
Will stimuli for the Central High
Chess Club soon.
Chess Problem No. 79.
By H. W. BETTMANN, Social che,s
Quarterly.
BLACK-1O MEN.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
Start Saturday Morning.
u,;I, ov>o- cl.

morning with the difficult 4lO
short and junior championship. In
the afternoon the women's compe-
tition of 100 birds will take place, fol-
lowed by the 20-gauge for individuals
and teams. Individual and team
championships will be fired on Sun
day, starting at 8 o'clock in the morn
ing. Approximately ITS, represent
ing 30 different teams, are expected.
Individual shooters will be CLASH
ned into class IA averages OF 90 and
over), class A (87-92), class B (80-86)
and class C 90 and under). Winners
OF the first three places In each class
will receive prizes.
Evening star., 1937-05-30

w YHAT may develop into the
\1/ largest and most outstand-
" ing group Of skeet shooters
ever to compete In this Sec
ton Of the country will be found at
the National Capital skeet Club next
Saturday and Sunday, when the
fourth annual North-South shoot Is
held.
Heading the List Of outsiders will be
the national championship team from
Boston, Mass. captained by Frank
Kelly OF the au-America skeet team.
Altogether three teams will hy here
from Massachusetts and other entries
have been received from teams south
to Florida.
Lad Of Is Is Star.
"A MONG the prominent individual
= shooters coming are Dick Shaugh-
messy, 15-year-old national individual
champion from Dedham, Mass, and
Dave Sklar. an all-America shooter
for the last three years. Shaugh-
nessy's feat in winning the national
title with score Of 248 out Of a pos
sible $50 stamped him as one Of the
finest young shots in the country last
year. In addition, he won the ma
tional junior championship with 81
out Of 100
The fact that tho youngster shoots
a l6-gauge. double-barrel gun and
therefore competes In most matches
against l2-ralipe c1lnS YnakAs HE r>~
ord all the more remarkable. During
1896 Shaughnessy had 10 first places,
seconds and 3 thirds.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
Best Bet-Burning Star.

LATONIA East.
BY the Louisville Times,
Polly Greenock, Labor Day,
Kitty Baker.
2-Chauvenet, Pierre Andre, Marie
Jean.
|Atina, Moandmo. Blazing Sun.
+Vitamin B., Boy Valet, Bar
bara j.
5-Alice Highland, Chanting, Zin-
gall.
o-Manner's Man, Compensatory,
Squaw Lady.
7-Gustavia, City Limit, Billie's Or.
phan.
"Sybarite, Precursor. Nawab.
Best Bet-Manner's Man.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
FOURTH RACE MAHOGANY,
TROSTAR, TULEYRIES LAD.

If MAHOGANY goes to the post,
the prize is As good IS won.
TROSTAR has a good chance to
get to the post and will be one
OF the front runners all the way.
TULEYRIES LAD can beat of the
rest Of the field for the show
award.
Evening star., 1937-05-30

THIRD RACE-About 6h furlonss: 3.
yeaT-olds and up; claiming; purse x4OO;
Al horses entered to be claimed for $500
Evening star., 1937-05-30
au01ites Score All Races of HaeeroUn Csng Proprn
Race Selections
CHARLES TOWN (Fsst).
BY. FEED BOX.


BY. FEED BOX.
1--Philigal, Hydrangea, Anneke,
2-Tweety, Whiskora, Canteret.
3-Noras Grace, Reign Tetrarch,
June G.
+Tuleyries Lad. Trostar, Marga-
ret Jones.
1Tody West, Crossing Over,
Dolled Up.
6-Scudder. Envee. Rough Player.
Peggy Can, Doeskin, Sea Finn.
8-Pauline H, Light Action. Black
Ribbon.
Best Bet-Tuleyries Lad.
BY WALLACE DUKE.
1-Anneke, Hydrangea. sandid.
2+Gold Streak, Canteret, Tweety.
3-Running Water, Noras Grace.
Reign Tetrarch.
+Yardstick, Margaret Jones. Miss
Wrack.
1Crossing Over. Tody West,
Dolled Up.
@Scudder. Rough Player, Post
ponement.
Peggy Can, Lady Dunlin, Hard
Chase.
s-Pauline H. Black Ribbon, Light
Action.
Best Bet-Scudder.
SUFFOLK East.
By the Louisville Times.
1-Witless, Dixie Flapper, Love Po.
ton.
2-Parlor Trick, Devils Mate, Lam
tana.
3-Moisson, Likewise. Shot and
Shell.
Fair Time, Glynna, Sir Rose.
5-Mucho Gusto, Black Look, Lady
Higloss.
6-Minstrel Show, virnock, Teddy
Patio.
7-One Chance, Garden Message
Count Tetrarch.
e-Bright Bird, Hickory Lad, Blue
Spur,
Best Bet-Witless.
o4~SLNSOS Al SOffOLh tFaSt) :.
BY the Associated Press.
1--Witless. Transcap. Foolem.
2-Helmor, Sister Polly. Step BY.
3-Buster Boy. John Werring,
MoiSon.
Sir Rose. Fair Time. Glynna.
5-Lady Higloss. Weston, Rude,
6-Teddy Patio, Best Beau, Post
Meridian.
7-once Chance, Cynwyd, Building
Trades.
8-Hickory Lad. Bay Sister, Jerry S.
Best Bet-Buster Boy.
BELMONT Fast.
l-Sun Time, Gayset, Deep End.
mo selections.
3-Room Service, Doggerel, Gold
Witch.
4Rosemont, Memory Book. Es-
poSo
5-Cycle, Sergt. Byrne, Rebellion.
6-Count Stone, Buttermilk, Brush
Hook.
Free Again, Achieve, Mister
Gander.
Best Bet-Room Service.
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S1X1H PACE

SIXTH RACE
Day Handicap; 3
Rough Player IL
Postponement e
Cantie (Cusimanc
Emvee Machade
Never Idol fObert
Scudder (Falumbc
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THIRD RACE REICH TET-
RARCH. CANYNGE, RUN
MING WATER.
A hot contest should result, with
REICH TETRARCH flashing
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CONSENSUS AT BELMONT (Fast>
BY the Associated Press.
Jolly Jack, Suntime, Weepor.
2-Dundrillin, Bell Man, Promoter.
3-Room Service, Yves. Mollie
Swain.
@Memory Book, Esposa, Rose
mont.
5-Cycle, Sergt. Byrne. Rebellion.
e-Brush Hook, scrooge. Count
Stone.
Achieve, Yelled Lady, Mister
Gander.
Best Bet-Brush Hook.
WASHINGTON PARK FaA)
By the Louisville Times.
l-IaXes. Commission. War Bride.
Ebony Lady, Tab Me, Sand Bag
3-Denbigh, Orinoco, CombAhee.
@Burning Star, Prairie Dog, Solar
Hawk.
s-Bel Espoir, Grey Streak, Sir
Quest.
6-Count Morse, Denemark Entry.
Grand Manitou.
Silent Don. Motley, Manhattan.
S-William ", Snobeedo, Bombas-
tic.
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White to Play and Mate in Two.
SOLUTIONS to all problems in the
May contest will appear in the
column Of June s or 10.
Meantime these are the ladderites in
the District tourney: John Tucker jr
Z. D. Franks. Helen Ovens II. Petty
James T. Hayes. Daniel Breeskin Norysi
F. Wissinton. Charles A. Carrico, Alton
Coppage, William n. Waller David II.
s;eahett. H. G. Underwood. Ed 4. ooons
,Edd wants TO play postal chess. Will some
mall,order PLAYER write him The address
IS; Ward S, Walter Reed General Hospi.
tal; WASHINGTON D. c.. Charles G RAGS.
dale. Lawrence Bridge Charles j. Berner,
Milton M. SPAIN. F. NJ. Merrill sam
Leonard Minko1. L. c. Dockinss Ms Il.
John H. Potts. Druell Huskerson, Jack
Sronce, Henry A. Rousseau Maud G.
Sewal. Jack Silver. Guy Smith and Glen
Draper.
This column Delcones chess
ne,cs. facts and pieus A self.
addressed, stamped envelope
brings d reply.
tcopyriEht. May 80. 1897. By Paul MillsrD
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Charles Town
Entries for Tomorrow.
By the Associated Preks
FIRST RACE-Ahnut Al.

SECOND RACE-Charles Town course;
purse, S4O0; all horses entered to be
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, rirTH r.!II RAcELCh.rlcs Town cours.

- IL ANhS e
$ years up. clai,
horses entered to
Busy Toney (Tryol
Crossing Over tPa.
Spear (Conman)
Miss Trycom tGa
Tody West (Terhu,
Maedear tMachad,
Rosemarie B LA,
Dolled Up (Snyder
Thatchesta (Laucl
Mayetta fObert)-
Bonnie Dhu (Terhr
Wise Money fPalu
Mint Bud (Macha,
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SEVENTH RAcE-About sn fnrlon.,

4 years up: claimin
Lady Dunlin (Munoz)
Edith Walker (Polk)
Hard Chase tpalumbo
Sea Finn (Wisner)-
sRoouepine (Simpson
Lady Windsor fLauch
Ooeskin (Garrett)--
Tuleyries Star Mach
Peggy Can fLauch)
Miss ToucAn (SimpSo
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FOURTH RACE-Purse. 500; claiming;
3-yeer-olds and up; i. miles
xBrilliant Light III xBarbara J---- 106
Carnelan ---- lob Vitamin B. 113
Just Frank 113 Boy Valet ll3