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Evening star., 1937-04-12
Fine and KereH Tie.

FRANKLY, my sentiments were with
young Reuben Fine when he en-
countered youthful Paul Keres of
Parnu, Estonia, in the final round Of
the Margate Easter tournament and
the championship of the international
masters fray, like the sword Of
Damocles, was suspended in balance
by single hair.
1t was a breath taking final
round and the hosts Of Caissa
lifted a sigh to heaven when
the young masters played to n
draw, splitting first and second
prizes.
In the vanguard was DR.. Alexan-
der Alekhin, erstwhile champion of
the world, who substituted at the last
minute for Jose Capablanca, another
ex-world champion, only to meet with
bitter defeat at the hands of Fine in
the fifth round and Keres in the
seventh.
The SUMMARY.
Evening star., 1937-04-12

HELEN DETTWEILER and Mrs.
Betty Meckley, probably the two
outstanding feminine golfers around
the Capital, both plan to play in the
women's Southern championship at
Atlanta, starting May II. Mrs. o. B.
Keeler of Atlanta, tournament chair
man, says both Washington women
have promised to play. Helen is keep
ing her game in trim by almost daily
rounds at Congressional. but Mrs.
Meckley has played little golf this
Spring
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the 81 scored by the Albertus- Fur
combine. Hair led in the scoring with
card of II, his best of all time. Bald
win added a 73, and the best ball of
the foursome was a paltry 50, which
happens to be 10 shots under par for
the Washington course.
Three years ago this week Al Hough-
ton played the Washington course in
81 shots, which remains the lowest
score recorded by any man on stand
ard length layout around the Capital.
But Baldwin and Hair would
have licked that mark.
Evening star., 1937-04-12
Oklahoma Team Is Interesting.

I UNUSUAL interest centered in the
Oklahoma team, which includes
six boxers from the Chilocco Indian
School,
Three years have elapsed since the
last series was held in Boston In
that tourney Joe Louis, the present
challenger for the world professional
championship was eliminated by Max
Marek in semi final bout. Marek
is himself widely known pro now.
Evening star., 1937-04-12

when they lead your horse into that
magic circle and hand you that arm
load Of roses.
Now for 1887. It's anybodys race
now. Even with the best horse you've
got to have the luck in big stakes.
POmpo0n Faces Jinx.
THE figure" horse right now seems
to be Jerry Louchheim's colt. Pom
poon. He won the Futurity at Bel
mont Park in record time last year
and ran like a colt that just might
come along to be tops of the 3-year-
oldS
OF course, he faces a high jinx No
Futurlty winner has yet won the
Derby, even though the Derby was
first run in 1875 and the Futurity in
1888.
Several Winter books are operating
on the Derby. Most favor Pompoon
at about 8 to l. Brooklyn and Reap
ing Reward seem deadlocked for the
runner-up position at 10 to l each.
Privileged, Bottle Cap, Case Ace and
Fairy Hill are 20-l.
These close first odds don't make
them contenderS, of course. Or even
starters.
Evening star., 1937-04-12
Big yVoodmont Field Likely

GOLF CHAIRMAN LEOP OLD.
FREUDBERG looks for a big
entry in that coming Woodmont tour
nament, perhaps $50 or more to play
the tricky little 9-hole course that
they've converted into a real l8-hole
layout by use Of two sets of tees. Il
will be four-day affair. with Nav 4
and s given over to medal play. and
with the two succeeding days to be
devoted to match play.
Entries will close around May /.
There will be no entry fee.
Peacock won the last Woodmont
invitation, licking Harry Pitt in the
final two years ago.
Evening star., 1937-04-12
Jablonski Is Signed.

DURHAM, N. c., April IL LP).-
According to Frank Lane, manager OF
the Durham base ball club, John
Jablonski, star catcher of the Uni
versity Of Michigan, has been signed
by the Cincinnati Reds and will re-
port to Peoria of the Three-E.
League.
Evening star., 1937-04-12

is carrying Uncle Sans colors on high
and is truly an ambassador of good
will.
Reresults Of the Premeier Reserves
tourney that supplemented the mas.
ters at Margate are:
Section A-E. Klein. Austria. IA; P
o. List, Holland, 6l2: N. April. Holland, Il.
Section B-H; Golombek. England. and
S. Landau, Holland, I; q. holtanOwokl,
Belgium: and H. Norman Hansen, Den
mark 5Ha.
Section C-Jacques Mieses. Germany
7H7; Count A. Sacconi, italy, Z: F. Van
SeterS Holland, hI,
Evening star., 1937-04-12
LEAGUE SOCCER.

Baltimore Canton, 3; Brookhat-
tan, 2.
Paterson Caledonian, 0; st. Mary's
Celtics, 0.
Philadelphia Passor, 4; Kearny
Scots Americans, /.
Evening star., 1937-04-12
RING CROWNS AIM
Of 221 IN BOSTON
A. A. u. Title Boxing Field
Best Since '24-DistriCt
Boys in Tourney.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
~ OSTON, April 1.-TWO hun
- dred and twenty-one amateurs
from IS States, the District of
So Columbia and Hawaii were
scheduled to begin battling today in
two Boston Garden rings for eight
National A. A. U. boxing champion
ships.
The first bouts of three days of
action were scheduled for 3 pm. to
continue until the field is reduced to
81 quarter -fnalists. The Is semi-final
and eight championship bouts will be
served up Wednesday night.
Evening star., 1937-04-12
SEARS AIMS FOR RECORD
Former Two-Mile Ruler in Crack
Field at Drake RELAYS

DES MONIES, Iowa, April IL [P).-
Ray Sears, one-time ruler of the Ma
tons two-milers, has been added to
the select field of distance stars who
will attempt to set a new world mile
and-ahalf record at the Drake relays
April "a, Director Franklin johnson
announced today.
Sears, who has been out of compe-
tition since early in the indoor cam
paign, will be matched against Archie
San Romani, Emporia, Kans., State
Teachers College, and the Rideout
twins, Blaine and Wayne, from North
Texas State Teachers College.
Evening star., 1937-04-12
YANKS NEED RUFFING
Reds '36 Record Far Superior to
That of Aces Now Hurting.

That of Aces Now Hurting.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Red
Ruf1ng, the Yankees forgotten man,
takes on added stature when the
champions drop two in row.
The Yankees four aces, Lefty
Gomez, Bump Hadley, Monte Pear
son and Johnny Broaca, have been
Wavering in their last few starts,
which makes Rulings 20 victories in
1886 look big.
Evening star., 1937-04-12

The track will be beautified by
$4,000 arbor vitae plants and syca-
more trees and NAPLES have been
set out about the paddock and
grandstand.
The stables are so protected that
an alarm will sound should an in
truder seek entrance. There will be
only two gateWays. After the days
racing and the departure Of the crowd
only one entrance and exit will be
available
The steeplechase course will have
many of the features embodied in the
celebrated Aintree course. Delaware
Park will be modern in every respect.
Edward Burke of "GraW" fame is gen.
eral manager.
Evening star., 1937-04-12

along on top al
the way, squirting
little brown ScudS
of sand and loan
up on each side
of us and that
white rail slip
ping swiftly past.
His hoofS seemed
to keep time with
my heart and the
$4,000 who were
roaring: Come
on, ZeV! Ride
i'm, Sande!"
That's a b ou t
the biggest thrill
a Jockey gets
Evening star., 1937-04-12

Seven stake events are listed. Five
will have value of $4,000 each, and
the two stakes for 2-year-olds each
will be worth $4,000. Stakes will be
run Saturdays. The Independence
Day Handicap will be run July 5.
The grandstand will seat 5000 and
it is estimated that the plant will
accommodate 10000 spectators.
Evening star., 1937-04-12

has decided that the initial meeting
will run only 25 days. There will be
seven races daily, with minimum
purses Of $1,000 and one race daily
for 81 1900.
Evening star., 1937-04-12
The Case of Black Gold,

RLACK GOLD, which was a product
of New Orleans Winter racing
and which went to the post in the
Derby, a short-price favorite, winning
easily, was not considered even worth
nominating for the Futurity.
There have been other notable ex-
ceptions, but, as rule, the Winter
book operators first line shows the
Futurity winner favorite for the
Churchill Downs classic.
Evening star., 1937-04-12
RACE NEVER TAKEN
BY FUTUR|TY STAR
Other Winter Choices of
Lines Beaten in Classic,
Sande Recalls.
BY EARL SANDE.

Y YOU'LL have to pardon a chap
v if he gets little bit senti-
mental every time he starts a
column on Who's going to
win the Kentucky Derby?" l can't
help recalling my first Derby ride.
There was good old ZeY. spinning
Evening star., 1937-04-12

The dual champions left Margate
Saturday for Ostend, where they will
star in another international masters
tourney which opened Sunday. Fine
Evening star., 1937-04-12

SIR BARTON. zEV and REICH
COUNT all finished second in the
Futurity, which is for 2-year -olds,
and as 3-year-olds won the Ken
tucky classic GALLANT FOX ran
third in the Futurity and the following
Spring ran away with the Derby, but
by some twist of fate no horse ever
has been able TO score q Futurity-
Derby double.
Evening star., 1937-04-12
Delaware Park Dope.

THE new track near Wilmington,
Del, will throw open its gates
June 26. The State law permits 30
days of racing yearly at any one
track, but the management wisely
Evening star., 1937-04-12

~ OLONS of the District of Colum-
bia Golf Association have set
the dates for the District junior
- championship for June %, 90
and 80 at the Washington Golf and
Country Club. The original dates, a
week earlier, would have conf1icted with
the Middle Atlantic championship at
Congressional and the local fathers of
the game moved the affair forward a
week
The District junior affair will be
Bobby Brownells first championship
test Of 1887. The Manor and Indian
Spring youngster won both the junior
and the all-ages title last year.
Evening star., 1937-04-12

lanky 18-year- lad sprung an upset
Yesterday to win the Georgetown Prep
invitation tourney at Garrett Park,
licking Buddy Sharkey, medalist and
1886 champion, in the final round OF
the tournament by the convincing
margin of 4 and 3.
Entering the final by licking Jackie
Dettweiler of the Little Hoyas by 3
and 2, the Bowie boy, entered from st.
Adams. shot a So on the first nine in
the ultimate round to turn up on
Sharkey, and won on the fifteenth
hole, stopping an incipient rally by the
rosy-cheeked Gonzaga lad at the four
teenth.
Sharkey whipped Dick Cam
ming of Georgetown Prep in the
semi final by and s.
The st. Adams team, garnering 5
points by Bcwies victory, won the
team championship with a total OF
1872 points. Gonzaga was second with
16 points, while Georgetown, the host
aggregation, gathered Is points to fin
ish third.
Kiwanis Club golfers are looking
forward to week end of golf at Vir-
ginia Beach late this month. Tenta-
tive plans call for journey to the
resort starting April 80, to return home
May 2. Some 20 or 25 golfers plan to
make the trip.
Joe S. BALDWIN and Reese R. Hair
haven't been going so well at Wash
ington recently, so when they ran up
against Bob Albertus and Thurston
F'urr they didn't fancy themselves too
well. But they really got the ball roll
ing, shooting better ball of IS against
Evening star., 1937-04-12
Tvmosko's Record Impressive.

IN THREE fights here, the mild
hammered Roesch has dropped a
disputed decision to Hard Rock
Harden, won by decision over Murray
Kanner and scored a second-round
knockout over frankie Wilson. Ty-
mosko's impressive string of knockouts
also has gained him large following
and the bout between the clean-cut
youngsters should serve as some cri-
terion as to their future respective
spots in the fistic sun.
In q trio of four-rounders, Killer
Lamar, local colored heavyweight, will
attempt to come back at the expense
of Johnny Harder; frankie De Angelo
former featherweight ruler here, will
trade blows with Russell Driscoll OF
Baltimore, and Bob Anderson, Leonard
town lightweight, will stack up against
Mike O'Leary OF Baltimore.
Evening star., 1937-04-12
Turr Leaves Tomorrow.

EURR, who will leave for the Pa
cif1c Coast tomorrow for a series
of bouts, now is under new manage
ment. If he has absorbed half the
ring knowledge tossed in his direction
by Ken Overlin, whom he will accom-
pany on the trip, Phil should be an
improved fighter. His sparring ses-
sions with the crack middleweight
have enlightened the tattooed lad in
phases of the flstic game he didn't
know existed.
Arcelli and Fur were slated to collide
three weeks ago, but at that time
Phillip declared his nose, recently
carved a bit to improve his breathing,
could not stand the strain of a few
we'll placed gloves. Overlin since has
connected frequently to that spot, so
it seems F'urr will not be hampered in
that respect.
Almost equally enticing to local fans
is the six-round semi-final involving
Max Roesch, highly-regarded Texas
heavyweight, and Frank Tymosko
youthful Richmond prospect.
Evening star., 1937-04-12
FURR IS FAVORED
AGAINST ARCELL|
Phil Not in Best Trim for
Bout Tonight-0ff for
Coast Tomorrow.
BY BURTON HAWKINS.

~ HILL FURR, who plans a change
l. Of climate in the immediate
future, may find the local at
L mosphere a bit too warm to-
night at Turner's Arena when he
points his remodeled beak at the trim
frame of Werther Arcelli, Boston
Welterweight, who will attempt to bat
ter Phil's prominent nose back to its
original shape in a 10-round bout.
BY his own admission, Furr is not
in what he regards as proper condi-
ton, but he nevertheless rates 6-5
favorite with Washington's gambling
gentry simply because the checker
vested clique feels Phils right hand
packs more authority than Arcellrs
damaging left hooks to the midsection.
The invading Italian fighter, who
has impressed local ringworms by
chilling Sid Silas and trimming
Johnny Lucas in arguments here re-
Gently, is reported to be in the finest
physical fettle he has enjoyed in the
last year. Before fighting Silas,
Arcelli had taken lengthy lay-off
necessitated by broken hand and
was nursing heavy cold at the time
he trounced the bald-pated Lucas.
Evening star., 1937-04-12

REAPING REWARD will go up or
down in price after next Saturdays
Texas Derby, to be run at Arlington
Downs. This 9-furlong affair, with
$4,000 added, will see REAPING
REWARD a strong favorite. Should
the second choice in the Derby Win
Evening star., 1937-04-12

J
Club and the tournament links season
around the Capital will be on. 1t will
not end until next November when
chilly breezes drive the tournament
players from the courses and the pros
start their trek through the South.
Woodmont's tournament will open
up what looms as a big season for
the amateur aspirants for headlines
and little silver mugs. 1t will be the
first in a series Of four big affairs
to be held around Washington during
May and June, and from the way golf
affairs are lining up it is going to mark
the beginning Of new crop of
winners.
Evening star., 1937-04-12
HeXes for All Eaynrites

POMPEY, sire of Pompoon, was the
future book favorite in his year
and also had won the Futurity, but
he ran right out of breath chasing
Bubbling Over, from the same Brad
ley barn as Brooklyn--the same barn
that has won four Derbys.
Brooklyn is by Blue Larkspur,
which couldn't get Clyde Van Dusen
really warm in their Derby, and Reap
ing Reward is a three-parts brother
of Brevity, which was beaten head
by Bold Venture last year. So the
faVorites all have hexeS.
Early Spring races like the Wood
Memorial at Jamaica, the Chesa-
peake at Harve De Grace and the
Bluegrass Stakes at Keeneland will
help pick the winner.
You can't overlook Military, Fairy
Hill, Ptolemy and one or two others
developed this Winter.
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Richards No Alibi for Horse.

TRAINER DAN CLARKE says he's
satisfied with the way Pompoon
Wintered and goes about Spring
training. The hard part is yet TO
come
Pompoon has grown into a colt
which stands about 16.1 hands at the
wither-a lot of horse-and has filed
out as a horse should from 2 to 3.
He impresses me as straight-legged,
sound sort, very fast and thoroughly
good. His underpinning is in his
favor.
Also, Harry Richards is slated to
ride him. Harry rode Rosemont in
the Santa Anita and Pompoon in the
Futurity He's no alibi for any horse.
Well, much can happen before May
8. But it will be swell to hang your
elbows on the rail and listen to them
thunder home.
Copyright, 1887 Reproduction
Prohibited)
Evening star., 1937-04-12
RISING STARS NAB
|. LINKS FROM VETS
Id-Timers viii Be Scarce in
Big SeaSon-Woodmont
Meet Soon Opens.
BY w, x. McCAIIUM.

~ HREE weeks from tomorrow
some hopeful youngster will
smack a golf ball from the
4 first tee al Woodmnnt Country
The Washington times., 1937-11-15

tatoes contain many valuable
food nutrients, but it is as true
with this vegetable rs with others
that improper methods Of prepare
ton will cause many Of the food
nutrients, as well as the flavor,
to be lost in the cooking process.
Pare Potatoes Thin
The best way to preserve the
food nutrients in boiled potatoes
is to cook them in their jackets.
but in the Jiggs dinner, for
instance, you want them without
the skins. SO the best precaution
to take to retain the minerals and
vitamins Is to pare thu potatoes
very thin, as most Of these i'm
portant food elements lie close to
the skin Of the potatoes.
If you wish to dress UP this dish
and change its form a little bit,
try using brussels sprouts instead
Of cabbage, and cut the potatoes
in fancy shapes. The carrots, too.
may be cut in different forms and
sizes. You will then have a corned
beef and cabbage dinner of which
even JiggS would be most proud.
The Washington times., 1937-11-15
MdChineIess
Wave Easy

The tale is only half told when
the praises of the ZotoS method
of permanent waving are sung
because Of its comfort and con-
venience. True enough, it is a
delight not to have your head
seemingly suspended in space by
means Of electric wires while your
hair is acquiring a lasting wave.
But after all, the measure of
perfection Of any permanent is the
resulting appearance of the hair.
You won't believe, until you've
tried it yourself, that your hair
can be so luStrous and shining,
so easily managed, Immediately
after a permanent.
ZotoS was the pioneer in the
machineless system Of permanent
waving. And all these years they
have had q staff of scientists at
work, men with degrees in chem
istry, who have been constantly
improving the lotions which take
the place of electricity.
There is q lotion, or a combi-
nation of lotions, for every sepa-
rate type Of hair. There are vari-
atoms, you know, even in coarse
hair or in fine hair.
If you're one of the army of
modern women who wouldn't
dream Of trying to get along with
out q permanent to keep them
smart and well-groomed, don't
miss the demonstration to be given
by Pierre'S ,
The Washington times., 1937-11-15
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The Washington times., 1937-11-15
Flour Is Main
Baking Item

Perfect results in baking, from
bread to pastry, is the aim Of every
good cook. Most important Of any
ingredient, of course, is the flour.
It Is important to have a blend Of
fine wheats, and a truly high
quality product. This description
is not too good for Washington
Flour, which is to be featured in
the Washington Heral d-Times
cooking school at the Rialto The
ater. This flour is all-purpoSe. and
most practical for general use. It
always bakes with uniform sue
cess, because the flour is always
of uniform quality.
Washington Self-RiSing Flour
retains all the wonderful natural
qualities and characteristics of
Washington Flour, with the ad-
dition of scientifically correct
quantities of purest leavening
phosphates, which save time, labor
and expense of baking powder.
These phosphates have bone and
muscle building properties which
add to the nourishing strength Of
Self-Rising Washington Flour.
The Washington times., 1937-11-15

Corned beef, cabbage, potatoes
and carrots make up the complete
combination for this famous dish,
and it would be hard to improve
on this array. It is an easy meal
to prepare and really offers a
very well balanced menu in one
dish when it is finished.
Fruit Dessert
A little fruit for dessert. or a
fruit salad, will round out this
menu to perfection.
In preparing this meal, If you
wish the flavor Of the meat to
penetrate the vegetables, it is
well to cook them In the same
water as you use for boiling the
meat. Otherwise, cook the pota-
toes, cabbage and carrots Sepa-
rately and combine them on the
serving platter. Although this
dish is an economical one, it need
not necessarily look that way.
If a little care and thought is
given to the arrangement of the
foods when served, they may carry
as much glamour as a crown
roast.
1t is a well known fact that po-
The Washington times., 1937-11-15
Single Motor

There will be no danger Of over.
loading the kitchen with gadgets
If 1t is equipped with a motor
driven device which mixes, grinds,
chops, beats and acts as fruit
Juicer. A variety of attachments
can be used with the same motor
unit to perform these various op-
erations and save hours of hand
labor. The mixing bowls which
come With the unit are oven-proof
china, so that they, too, are multi
purpose and may be used for bak-
ing or even for table service,
The Washington times., 1937-11-15
Tasty Supper
After the Game

Before the football season is
over, why not have an after-the-
game party? Here's q supper
menu that will score a touchdown
for you as a Understanding
bowls Of split pea soup served
with toasted cheese sandwiches,
crisp vegetable salad, pumpkin
pie, warm and fragrant, and
quantities Of piping hot coffee.
Most Of the food can be pre-
pared ahead Of time so thay you
can go off to the game with q
light heart. The split pea soup
can be made in the morning and
heated just before serving. While
the cheese sandwiches are toast
ing under zoe broiler- don't for
get a dash of paprika-tne
pumpkin pie can be tucked in the
oven to get warm.
And there you have an eye
appealing meal that will satisfy
the hungrieSt Of fanS-all put to.
gether in no time at all! Here's
how to go about making the split
pea soup.
Split Pea Soup
pound split peas.
Bacon rind, or "a pound bacon,
or salt pork
onion, stuck with with a few
cloves
Small piece of red pepper pod
Salt
Three and one-third cups .evapo-
rated milk
Pick split peas over carefully.
Wash and soak several hours in
three quarts Of water. Drain. Add
two quarts boiling water, bacon,
onion, and bit of red pepper pod.
Boil until split peas are tender.
There should be about az quarts
pulp and liquid. Add milk and salt
to taste, about l " teaspoons. Yield:
3A quarts soup.
Two tall cans Of evaporated milk
are used in the preparation of
split pea soup, so it's not only rich
IN flavor but rich in the important
bone and tooth building milk ma
terials, calcium and phosphorus,
plus an extra amount Of the needed
sunshine" vitamin D. For the
youngsters who come home from
school for the noontime meal, this
highly nutritious soup would be a
splendid lunch. For the young
sterS who take their lunch to
school, split pea soup can be car
ried In :, thermoS.
The Washington times., 1937-11-15

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The Washington times., 1937-11-15
Helping a Steak

Steak is steak and needs few
extra touches. But a clever trick
is to broil the steak to the rare or
well-done stage as preferred and.
one minute before you turn off
the broiler, add three slices of
Bermuda onion sprinkled with
Parmesan cheese. Then return to
the broiler and, in that one minute,
the onion will acquire a rich,
brown crust.
The Washington times., 1937-11-15
VELVET HEART

Hearts and flowers might well
be the theme song of a lovely
evening frock Of black velvet
with q heart-shaped decolletage.
Midway between knee and hem
is a garland Of huge flowers
embroidered in very heavy red
silk, with leaves of black velvet
and gold in applique.