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Evening star., 1937-05-26
$730,00o FOR D. c.
ROADS PROVIDED
Relief Bill Amendment Earmarks
$150,000,000 for .. s.
Hiphwavs.

The District Of Columbia would be
granted Federal aid in road building
to the extent Of $730,000 under an
amendment to the relief bill offered
by Chairman Cartright OF the House
Roads Committee, earmarking $780,
100000 for Federal aid in highway
and street construction.
BY vote of 165 to So the Cart
right amendment was approved In
formally by the House late yester-
day, but is subject to roll call vote
before the bill is passed
The $150,000,000 would be divided
as follows: Seventy-flve million dol
lars for so-called Federal aid roads;
S50,00O,000 for secondary or feeder
roads, such as farm-to-market roads,
rural free delivery mail roads and
public school bus roads, and $25, ,O00,-
600 to eliminate hazards to life at
railroad grade crossings. It was en-
phasized by Cartright that no part
Of the funds appropriated to any
State or Territory under his amend
ment need be matched by the State
or Territory.
According to the Bureau OF Public
Roads, the ALLEGATION to the District
would be $363,OO0 for the regular
Federal aid highways, $4,000 for
secondary or feeder roads and $685.
900 for elimination Of grade cross
ings. The President is to prescribe
rules and regulations for carrying
into effect the provisions of the Cart
right amendment.
Evening star., 1937-05-26
HAWAII ASKS j. s.
RIGHT UNDERTAKE
Concerned Over Being Listed
Among Foreign Sugar
Growers.

Concerned at the possible effects OF
the pending sugar bill on the cane
growers and ref1ners of the Territory
Of Hawaii, Delegate Samuel Wilder
King today made public an entreaty
to Congress to consider the islands an
integral part of the United States.
Recalling that the sugar legislation,
as approved by subcommittee of the
House Agriculture Committee, lists
Hawaii with foreign sugar growers and
in effect limits to 10000 tons a year
its refined expectation to the United
States, King said:
If we be under the American flag
and saw the flag hoisted over our
islands nearly 40 years ago and have
yet to see 1t hauled down-then treat
us as Americans. If We are not Amer
leans, then, indeed, we are people
without country"
Early Action Unlikely.
No prospect of early action on the
sugar bill was seen today. The bill
has been at standstill since definite
hint given three weeks ago that Presi-
dent Roosevelt would veto the measure
because of its discrimination against
Hawaii
Mr.. Roosevelt asked for sugar legis-
lation March /, and, when Congress
was given bill which failed to meet
his wishes, Secretary Wallace sent to
Representative Cummings, chairman
Of the subcommittee considering the
matter, an amendment to the quota
section listing Hawaii with the do
mestic sugar producers, domestic beet
growers, mainland cane, Puerto Rico
and the Virgin Islands.
Hawaii was shocked" to find that
the original bill, introduced after the
Presidents message and intended as
permanent legislation, mot only per-
petuated the existing Determinations
against it, but increased them," Dele
gate King wrote to Chairman Harri-
son of the Senate Finance Committee
and Chairman Jones of the House Ag-
riculture Committee on April %, it was
made known today.
BY ''perpetuation" King meant that
the bill retained the features of the
Jones-Costigan sugar act Of 1884,
which set the precedent of treating
Hawaii as foreign producer. All but
the quota provisions of this law were
stricken out by the Supreme Courts
decision invalidating the agricultural
adjustment act.
Benefits to Growers.
The new bill like the old law, pro-
vides for benefit payments to domestic
growers for limiting their production.
Cane raisers in Florida and Louisiana
and beet growers in Colorado and
Michigan are counting on the benefits,
and whether the threatened veto will
lead them to leave the ranks of the
ref1ners and accede to Hawau's being
counted among the domestic producers
raises an interesting question.
The Hawaiian quota in tonnage
would amount to about 947,00O. The
bill as reported by the subcommittee
puts this quota under the foreign list
and limits to 3 per cent of the Ha-
waiian production the amount Of re-
fined sugar the United States can i'm
port from the islands. King contends
Hawaii is as much America as Colo
RADIO, and points out there is no linn
itation on the refinement of Colorado
sugar.
Evening star., 1937-06-20
Aqueduct Results
b. the Associated Press.

b. the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. 81. .0Oa: naiaens:
s,,s,,;.: s,yss,E.:ld. ans s., W: 81 f,,':.r
s.iii";et 'Are.re, ,'' 1870 ,o.i 81
Re4ty Teddy tWerknaO 81
Bet = Miiii:n. F.re. ceIin La ana issiiss.
d-Won but was disaualIned.
teSso AsaIs; as.s G:s:: s::: :.i
YY:; "a. mile, aver hurdles.
sr.ln g. .:s'e =: c.fs .e1st' " Collins =" ssss i:ss
Shasta Nsrra a. MeGsvsrn) 2-1
Also ran-wii.rdess aCaniert.. aFlay.x.
a-H. 4. Balm entry.
,.?.. 1al.H .ssos s+cssa' .ss,s n:. .'' ss
5 furlonEs.
Inhale tGilberb I'll As 1-3
fisFs.;.. T;m:' o:ss:a I:,'.fd' 81
Also rsn-dCrseie Maid. Inv.l.. Balt-
d-Ran second bst was dissaaIihed.
purse: s7.soo added: 3-year-siAs and -;
nns5sia h.;,sa, Ia, .k'.;s..,.:n Al s.s 7.;,s
Ss.:se'is;1 s:!ss. ss1n. 'nsfs:" ssi:.1. 81 IS IS
Also r.nIBl.et L..1, sM E..n.-.rth.
FIFTH RACE-The DIVER Stakes;
purse, $4,000 added: 3-ysar-slas: IL
miles.
Strabs tkAniek) al IL Ia
Rude tArcaro) al As
ASceneshifter tStsuO est
Time, 1:5l5k.
AlSs ran-aFencng. MeYPyMAkeF EiSht
Bud and Ptolemy.
A-MaxweIl Howard entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. sI.eeo added
the Cirrus Handicap; class c: 3-year- -olds
and up: ! mile.
Sandy Boot (Stou) o-3 SIS As
Whiazaway "a. Csopsr) 6-1 Al
Conquer (Merrit) al
Time. :3Sh.
Also rAn-Chief Cherokee. Jssting.
Learned. Star Shadow. Booming Guns
and Kievex.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. - .Oa0; maiden
3-year-olds and ~, 6h furlsnss.
Triekwiek tAFeare) 81 al IL
Transmitting ~. NeaD 6-b 3-S
Sun Tea tStouO IL
Time. 30.
Also ran-.Deler aine. All Ahre. Flying
Snow and Pirate king.
Evening star., 1937-06-20
Washington Park
Results
D, the Associated Press.

d. the Associated Press.
HHy.,t1olds H.n.,s and up' l mil. and . yards,
wS!ss:s,y, ,sf 9 fR.n,sl, $50 s:sc s:sc
Also ran-Yenrae vanita, Mr.. Quick
and Hazy Autumn. S"'eA
is.: s.ye.r;olds and up: 8 fGrionxs.
ueheeer e. 'f'ty'P T. Pb,,o. 'eo 3:s" ;s" so sso
""rH sass tHauer) Il.6O
1,.n..o,rts A1:S ,tnM!.s .nd M,9 p W.. Tr.s 1sssere
rHIRD RAcE-ru,.., 1900: claiming;
,snf.o'ds SI"mbo tH,:. ara 'D' 6 fn1'snss. 80.
Boots Greenoek (Hauer) 90
Time. VIA.
Also ran-M.deris Miss Ritz. Sky
Cloud. cerveza. Trip and Poiante Seth. >'
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. 5000: claim
mE, <-year-elds and up; mile and 20
s:f:sf, sr,:. s,,,nsrs a. %r,G. e s,,,,, 80 s:c
ssh;,. h,I. st;!t .taH saaueD $40 7.io
Also, ran-McC.rthy. Get.l.ns, Sun
s-Dssd ses heat 'ss for p1se.. Ss:.
FIFTH RACE-r.r.e. sam; al..w-
shees: 3-year-oids: ! mile:
quincy (Dotterl 1850 600 40
Robert l. IS. RobertO SEQ $40
sehool Nom tJames) 2.80
Time. l:37M.
Also ran-Recussion, Sir Midas and Merry
Mood.
sxTH RACE-Pur.e.. sas. 400: Amer
lean Derby: for 3-year- -oids: Ia miles.
Dawn PLAY tBala.kD $50 40 S0A
Burning Star tAndersen) 1880 $50
Deltor (Yaker) 900
Also ran-Easle Pass. Over the Ton.
Yellow Tulip. Grey Gold. Sunset Trail II,
aMars Shield and aCase Ace.
milky Way Farm entry.
eEVENTH RACE-Purse GROA: elsim-
tnk: 3-yeAr -olds and Nd: 6 furlonss
Hasttnela IS. Reberts) $50 $50 3.20
4keeter RYAN, 1920 S.2O
Tedsil Calvin sea
Time. 1:12M.
Also fan-Besten Sound. woeaiandef
Darterink Kate and wild Turkey.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 5000: cIaiming:
4:year-olds and up: 1is miles.
klayaway Robertson) $40 500 $50
Knee Action (Dotter) 900 $50
Alice Byrd IS. Roberts) $50
Time. 1851
Alse ran-Memphis Lass. Bistrita. Pair
Boy. What Question. Sir Ajax, 6isks.
Habaners and Flying Cherokee.
Evening star., 1937-06-20
Detroit Results
Eythe Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. sso0: claiming;
a-year-olds and up: i. miles.
s..sr.% Miss !S1sE MSn,,mry' snn,. $50
Kins Kelly IonD $50
Also ran--f Smek. Mountain. GunwaIe.
fwatonsa. Donna Msrsa.. Candle F1y, I'm
periaI. = HaEerman. Sandy Boy and Od-
dessa Clark.
Field.
SECOND RACE-Pur... $500: claiming;
Gsi... q. .s Martin, R ''t.ss a.so $50 100
Biasins Torch 1Montromeryj $50 $40
Just High tMonroy) $50
Ais. r.n-Golonel Jr..- we.td.y. TEMPT
Red Prince and Wax.
THIRD RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
Rebet.h astev.nsen> 7.eo $50 $50
Ladino (Marrero) $50
,rE:.: s,ss;: M:r s,,,t
Chairman. Every Effort and Busby.
e-year -eld.; s furlonrs.
Lady Flash tGDymen) 900 $50 s.:o
Texas Bey tMeloche) 4.8O
Also rAn-Evadne. British Star. Lefeu.
Verakee. aSodA Time. aCup Defender,
Sweep Brook and Doctor Tim.
a-Dixiana Stable entry.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $500: allowances;
3-year-elds: I mile and 20 yards.
Linas Son tKurtsinSer) 4.60 40 $50
Sun Power tCritchheld) 500 $50
Mad tCalverb $40
Also ran-Eddie H., aIAdy Sara. alec
HastingS and O'Bantam.
SIXTH RACE-Wolverine Handicap:
purse. 900 added: 3-year-clds and up;
whopper tHard,) l4o $50 800
Tempestuous tBryson) 500 40
aCarl S. (Hanauer) 80
Time. lao.
Also ran-fFirxt Enry. aProfessor Paul.
Cardarrone. fGyraI. bCorinto. Exhibit.
bWar Emblem and Infantry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500: claim
inE: 4-year- -olds and up: Il miles:
Sister Jean (Hanauer) $40 $50 800
Clint (AlbrechO 11.4O S.40
DispeIer tMAuro) $50
Also ran-Chief's Troubador. Homer L.,
Silent Den and Gay DAYS.
EIGHTH RACE-Furse. $500: elaimink:
Swear -clas and up; mile and g yards;
Runamuck tCritcbfe,d) 40 $40
Lovely Spy lGuymon) $50
Also ran-Siippery Jim. Hermone. Sickle
Bill. Some Bull and Joan MacAw.
Evening star., 1937-06-20
C[|PSETTA|S WON
BY SHINING HEELS
Ferguson Fi||y Home Halt
Length Over Genevra M.
in Lat0nia Feature.
b. the Associated Press.

B. the Associated Press.
ATONIA, KY, June l9-Dis-
playing brand of speed
which reminded of her sire,
- A. l.. Ferguson's Shining Heels
black daughter of Flying HeeLs-Glim-
mer. added her name to the register
OF Chpsetta Stakes by accounting for
its fifty fifty renewal here today.
The elite of Kentucky's 2-year-old
fllly division contested for the $2.5OO
added purse with Shining Heels
among the outsiders.
Breaking alertly, the Ferguson miss
jumped into immediate command and,
withstanding repeated challenges from
J. w. Parrishs Genevra NJ. always
in closest pursuit, led the latter to
the wire by half length.
Third money went to F. p. Letel-
lier's Fredalou
The time for the 81 furlongs over
the slow strip was 1:072,.
Evening star., 1937-06-20
EIGHTH RACE-Purse 5000: elain,inr:
4-year-olds and up; / mile and 70
RATES HARVARD STRONG

Eskie Clark, now director Of ath.
!etics at Lafayette, returning from a
visit to his alma mater. Harvard, says
that reports that the Crimson eleven
will bear watching next Fall are cor.
rect
Just how many teams we will beat
or will beat US can't prophecy" said
Eskie, but do feel certain that Har-
ward will have a stronger eleven next
Fall than in recent years"
Evening star., 1937-06-20
WH0PPER GALLOPS
TO WOLVERINE WIN
Defeats Tempestuous by Three
Lengths at Detroit-Carl S.
Gets Third Money.

By the Associated Press.
nETRO1T. June l9.-Whopper, Hal
Price Headley's big horse, took
the lead at the half way mark and
kept 1t to win the $4,000 added
Wolverine handicap here today.
The bay 5-year-old galloped in
an easy three-length winner over
Tempestuous.
Carl s.. entered with Professor Paul
by Mrs. J. Chesney, was third.
Jockey l.. Hardy guided Whopper
over the mile and one-sixteenth in
l:49.
Miss Joker and Galeco, winners in
the first and second races paid $422 40
tor - daily double.
Evening star., 1937-06-20
Cd II
4
BY PAUL ]. MILLER, Jr.,
Americas Authority on Social Chess,

Elsie Shepard Stars in Tourney.
~ LAYING with the finesse and
u coolness Of a master in the
District Of Columbia tourna-
4 ment for the vomans cham
pionship, Mrs Elsie r. Shepard OF
5425 Connecticut avenue northwest
practically has won the feminine
crown. having scored six straight VIC
tories against such strong local play
ers As Mesdames H. E. KittredRe,
Anna Bran, Vivian JefYers and Misses
Charlotte Hallett, Mary Owens and
Maud Sewall.
Only DR.. (Mrs.) M. Fitzse~ald
remains TO challenge Mrs.
Shepard's supremacy to the title
Of woman chess champion Of the
District Of Columbia.
In round ) Mrs. Anna Bran gave
Mrs. Shepard her strongest opposi.
ton, but at the crucial point in end
game play lost 4 much-needed knight.
which led to her graceful resigna-
ton
Should Mrs. Shepard only obtain
draw with DR.. Fitzgerald, she will
have triumphed in the ladies' tour
nament. A loss will mean a possible
tie at the most with Mrs. Anna Bran.
who as young girl learned chess
in her native Poland.
Evening star., 1937-06-20
LUCK IS WITH NO. |
At CHARLES TOWN
First Five Races Are Won
by Horses Starting From
First Post Position.
Ply the Associated Press

ny the Associated Press.
~ HARLES TOWN. w. Va, June
l9.-The No position at the
break was lucky today for the
~ horses occupying it in the
first five races on the Jockey Clubs
week end program.
Approximately $500 fans saw the
unusual spectacle-which proved .
gold mine for hunch4 players. Even
the days feature, the 6L -furlong fea-
ture. was won by No. post position
horse-W. A. Jones Timber Lady.
Timber Lady led throughout and
finished two lengths ahead at $3.50.
A. E. Pierce's Trixie Lass. the favorite,
was third behind w. Kirkley's second
place French Trap.
Double Pays s60s0.
MRS. L. SEAY'S favored Sea Finn
started the No. l position win
ners by taking the opener at IS. The
second, q 6l2-furlong distance. was
won by Mrs NJ Knieriem's Blind Talk,
which turned in time OF l.263,.
Blind Talk paid $40.
w. r. Bishops Tom Boy completed
q s60.80 daily double by leading all
the way in the third race. Tom Boy
paid off at $l3 in the regular mutuels.
G. G. Waugh's schley Goree con-
tinued the odd parade Of winners In
the fourth by going postward AZ No.
l and finishing No. l. Schley Goree
paid $3.50.
Evening star., 1937-06-20
Charles Town
Results

s,,!. FIRST RACE-Pu5s:: s4Ge: claiming:
Lady Gurzil Taurin, $50 4.e6
Also ran-Mayetta, Contrit.. Masyniat.
saGoSR sasrrs,.. ssS u, az ,.4:s;. .s:s ."s
Silver Arch w smith, $40 $50
1s Tine. nss T:sss5 ''e'hu"e' $40
AIss ran-Spear. Ktw.. Customer. Doe
skin and Zippy.
THIRD RACE-Pur.e. s4oo: claiming
Morley Firth e. Mill.r) LOW 80 80 a.sc
Mis-; T,n. Wr.s. "!.a, a,,Maehado) $50
Also ran-Lockout Hill. Sun ANGEL,
Patricia G.. Tweety and GustemaIa.
Daily Double paid $50. So
FOURTH RACE-Pur,.. sseo; for =
ysss,.olds; yss,. : about AZ furlenss.
Good Win. tsims.on> 11.os 30
''iim fine "s.ss c'ss, 'hhep $50
Also rsn-ew., Out, Frank Brooke.
ROYAL Business: eJanstar.
c-J. b. Belk entry.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. &sOO: the Blue
Ridge Handicap: fer 3-year-e4ds and ~:
6Ls furlonEs.
E.s;s E,:sss 4:.s a:sS Es,a'n $50 &: e: Il: Il:
Trtxte Lass Palumbo) 1.40
Time. 1:23sk
Also ran-sea Dove and Jim Moss.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 24OO: elaIming:
for 3-year-olds and up: about AZ fur
longs.
stand Nv (Snyder> Al "a IA - 4 A.
Bromide Palumbo) 46O 33A
Alahad Root, 360
Time. O:5?h.
Also ran-CrusheA lee. Miss Tryes~
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. a4o0: claim
ink: for 3-year-olds and ~: furIones
Yardstiek tBerE) $40 $50 $50
nuppy tCusimano) $40 900
Then Some (Martinex) 020
Time, 1:3IM.
Also ran-F1ain Ace. Gentleman. Run.
ming Water. Warned on and Carnival
EIGHTH RACE-Purae, SSoO: elaimIns:
for 3-year-olds and up: ! furlones.
Wise Money tBerE) SEQ $50 2.8o
Lady Dunlin tNachado) $50 400
Scupeen tWisner) 500
Time. 1:3I
Also rsn-Miss Patehes. Gaeus. ANA.
sin and Chessie.
Evening star., 1937-06-20
WANTS DAMGOOD HORSE
Turfman Would Change Luck by
Changing Racers Name.

ALBANY. N. Y, June I9 R.-Col.
Frederick Stuart Greene wants to
change the name OF one OF his two
race horses from Amgood to Damgood,
in the hope it will bring him luck.
Drill Master tthe other horse has
been doing everything of late except
winning races" Col. Greene said.
once he bolted through a hole in
the fence. Another time his bit broke.
And last week at Aqueduct the
stirrups fell ofI."
So Amgood will become Damgood
il the Jockey Club. which rules on
such things. is willing.
I'm asking them to let me change
the name to see il I can't change my
luck" the colonel said.
Evening star., 1937-06-20
KlPKE WON'T LACK JOB

1t is said that Harry Kipke's prin-
cipal reason for wanting to stay at
Ann Arbor ut least another year
as head coach OF foot ball was due
almost solely to his election as presi-
dent Of the Foot Ball Coaches As
sociation.
Opportunity to enter great motor
car manufacturing company as per-
sonnel manager at larger salary
than he Is getting is open to him,
has been open for some time and will
continue to remain open.
Evening star., 1937-06-20
WHITF-9 MEN.


A NDERSON' two-mover. problem
No, 81 surrenders to K-Kt3 and A.
G. Dreyer noses in few minutes be-
fore the deadline. Eugene Kittredgs
suggests RxB which fails.
No. 81 by Brian Harley is solved by
the key move: K-Q6. The threat Is
ORA, pinmate, as we term mates
that would fail without the pin of q
Black piece. Correct keys come from
Daniel Breeskin. Sergt Alton o. Cop
page. E w. Allen. A. G. Dreyer. Paul
M, Hodges. Charles A Carrico: Charles
Duos offers QxR which is futile. and
l.. c. Bookings misses fire, also Mrs.
H. E. kittredge.
THIS column Uelcomes chess facts
and reus, and prints the r.,Es
Uhen it is neUS, For q response TO
queries, inc'ose q selt-addressed,
stamped enpelope
tCopyrishf. June 20 1897. br Paul MtlI.rD
Evening star., 1937-06-20
PLAYED "UNDER WRAPS"

NEW YORK, (F.-Women's ath-
letic costumes have changed-evi-
IDENTIFY ~ much in basketball as in
other sports. Writing in the Anna
teur Athlete" publication Of the A. A.
u. Mrs. Irwin Van Blarcom recalls:
THE hrst women basketball team. In
1897. played In hish heels, hoop skirts,
and b9letl0a."
Evening star., 1937-06-20
:f$R{f2&tEzEE{ R{&f8HkEHf{:
Selections for Fast Track at Charles Topn Tomorrow
(BEST BET-COLORIST)
FIRST RACE MAHOGANY.
WHITE SWEETS. BEAUTY b,

FIRST RACE MAHOGANY.
WHITE SWEETS. BEAUTY b.
On Thursday. MAHOGANY, nm
ished = good second in a very fast
cash At this distance and is now
very sharp for victory. WHITE
SWEETS won at this distance Fri
day. BEAUTY B rates well over
the rest.
SECOND RACE - QUEEN NADI.
LOVELY AMELIA, MARY
WALES.
This racers handlers have been
holding her for = spot like this and
she is well placed for this second
canto. LOVELY AMELIA is at her
best now and can make it an inter-
esting race by running to her best
efforts. MARY WALES will be able
to get up in time for the third spot.
THIRD RACE - NYACK. NO
MISTAKE, FRED'S WARN
ING.
NYACk fell down on his assign
ment Thursday in 4 sprint against
field like this and failed to get
into the picture. NO MISTAKE is
good at this distance and may make
it tight squeeze for the first
choice. FRED'S WARNING came
out of his last race in grand shape
and figures to be an important fac
tor in the running of this offering.
FOURTH RACE - TODY WEST,
THATCH, VERITAS.
TODY WEST ran second in
fast sprint at this distance
last week and drops down enough
in company here to romp in
with 4 pretty comfortable margin.
THATCH has lots OF kick, but
won't be able to stick along with
Evening star., 1937-06-20
RACE TO BUBBLESOME
Slaves Off Drive by Prince Fox
In AgaWam Feature.

AGAWAM. Mass. June 10 P.-
Turning in the fastest mile run here
this season, the 6-year-old geI ing
Bubblesome today came home the
winner in the Clinton Handicap at
AgaWam Park.
Staving OF the stretch challenge OF
the fast-closing Prince Fox. Bubble
some. with Bert WINNER in the saddle,
paid his hackers $3.50. $3.40 and $40.
Prince Fox returned 800 and $500
and Strategist II. which pulled up In
the show spot paid $3.50.
Evening star., 1937-06-20
BERQUIST SKATERS 80.

That thrill which comes only once
t3in lifetime fell to F. Z. Berquist At
Congressional yesterday as he broke
sn for the first time with 4 card Of 77l'
He'd bet Professional Roland Mac
kenHe on "a. too.
Evening star., 1937-06-20
Divan Plans Summer Activities.

president I. J. CURRAN has des-
ignated three committees to aid in
directing in the Summer program OF
the Washington Social Chess Divan.
Norval P. Wigginton, treasurer, has
been selected as chairman of the
Membership Committee, which will
lnaugurate drive for increase in
membership OF class A and B players.
Henry Reel was chosen chair
man Of the Social Committee,
which will supervise outdoor
picnics. luncheons. dances and
sundry entertainment
Chairman Of the Tournament Com
mittee has not been announced. but
Dame Rumor credits Simon Naidel
a. the guiding hand.
Every Wednesday At & pm. the
Divan holds 4 regular conclave Of
informal play at the Social Chess
Lounge. The public is welcome. Re-
Evening star., 1937-06-20
LatOnia Results

Ey the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. xSNa: claiming;
a.,s.;,aa s,...,H,d' ~ snd up: f.,!enss
Ei:in. Isu. were hers " "a" 500
kettsf tRodrixuei) sea
Also rsn-SAilor Man. Riff. Robert g..
Brother Ben and Dorothy ".
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500: maiden
2,year,slds: 5 furlonEs.
Don Byrd tPosD 600
=, Alss r.n--Rosemary: bLIsht Rolls. Mrs.
s:;; sS;''s' Sea. Taii o PLAY ssi d. and
MIA MIA A. L. Taylor entry.
THIRD RACE-rurse, seoo: claiming;
A. y. !D.ekinson) $50 $50 $50
Atina tHutton) $50
Boy. Davis Hill and Miss Adams
FOURTH RAcE-Pur.e. $500: claiming;
33-year,elds and MP; 6 furIsnEs.
ABBY B. tkernl $40
Alss ran-Lae Ha Laura. Cherokee Red.
c.ri. .,t r.: Thrsn., M Fe. Eom'nes. Donna
FIFTH RACE-Purse, 500: allowances;
5-ysar-slds and up: e furlonea.
synenym n. RobertD $50 $50 2aO
Alice Ht.hland Nv. L. Johnson) 2.6O gao
Lassis Fle FslIon) $50
Time. 1:l22s.
Alss ran-Candfe LiEht. Belle Of Midway.
SIXTH kACE-Ciipsetta Stakes: purse.
$500 AIDED; 2-year-old hllies: 81 fur
shinins Heels IGarner) 2Ls0 1910 $40
S,enevfa N. shsnka) $50 500
Tine. 1:072&.
Also ran-Noticing. fBindy. Fine Mint,
Eponin. fStrut. Kitty Baker. Patrona.
Masked Plane and Fair.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500: claim
Ing: for 3-year-olds: / mile and 20 yards
MigaI Fay Packer) 26.cO go $50
Miney n. Koberts) 400 go
Java Mocha PooD go
Time. 1:442h.
Also raR-Moandmo, Miss Bonnis Over
lap and Marvel Play.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $500: clajmsnx:
S-yeaf-old and up: ! mile and 10 yards.
SaDAroe Nv. Garner) 12.4O g. On 4 90
Reelaway (RodriEuez) 500 4.Sc,
snaaoW Dawn (braek) 40
Time, 1:44M.
r., Also ran-Gu.tayia, Just Bud. Apple
Time and Csssack Girl.
Evening star., 1937-06-20

Chairman Maud Sewall has COM
pleted her match schedule. Several
OF the remaining match games have
been arranged for Monday and We'd
nesday evenings at the Social Chess
Lounge, Parkside Hotel
The exact date OF the final round
between Mesdames Shepard and
Fitzgerald will be announced in Mon
days column,
Evening star., 1937-06-20
FALCON IS GOING OUT.

The pereerine falcon. described bv
vildlife specialists as the most spec
tacular representative Of American
airlife." is threatened with an extinc-
ton akin to that OF the dodo bird.
Evening star., 1937-06-20
Da'n Play Bags American Derby huo Scores Upset Dwver
Race Selections
AQUEDUCT Good.

AQUEDUCT Good.
By the Louisville Times.
my Debut, Sparkling, Head
Gear.
2-Elwawa, Ethels Choice, Speed.
3-Mythical King, Regal Sun,
Galapas.
Gold Quest, Dizzy Dame,
Clamorous.
5--RipArian. Sun Fighter, Bitter
Berry.
6-Airly Beacon, Maepoe, Private
Car.
Even Up. Spartan Lady. Bright
Chance.
Best bet-Gold Quest.
CONSENSUS AT AQUEDUCT
Fast.
BY the Associated Press.
my Debut. Sparkling, Seed.
2-Elwawa, Betty Shaw, Bareback.
Sea Voyage, Mythical King,
Chaps.
Gold Quest, Clamorous, Time
Me.
5-Bitter Berry, Riparian, Armae-
nae.
6-Private Car, Sun Alexander,
Pallee.
Even Up, Pitter Pat, Spartan
Lady.
Best bet--Gold Quest.
Evening star., 1937-06-20
HAINE HOLDS N. L. MARK.

Pop Haines Is the only pitcher on
any National League roster with more
than 400 victories within the loop TO
his credit. Hubhell can reach the
double-csnt1y this year.