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Evening star., 1937-03-14
Tropical Park
Results
BY the Associated Press,

BY the ASSOCIATED PreSS.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; claiming:
Lord Tournament CschmidD ~ 800 go
Air Line lie Blanc) SEQ
Also ran-saracen. Milk. Mystic Sign
and Recovery.
saeoSR sId. sAsEFqr'f sas ;srss., ssoo; dn
LOYAL Son Le Blanc) 1920 $50 SEQ
Wee Colleen (Kurtsinger) $40
Also ran-Miney. Head Hunter. War
WSss w Van Sa1s asy Eye and
Dail, Double paid ss5)
THIRD RACE-Purse. $500: allowances:
aFamily Friend Arcaro} $40 $50 $40
Sing Low Wright go
Also ran-Croix De Tour. Mis-: Appre-
ME Dear, Busse Trumpet, Notoriety and
a-Parason Stable entry.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 1900: the Mira
mar Handicap; 3-year-olds and upi class
:; So,s . Ror fSrion6s: Ti,.t,s ,o1o e,o aoo
Debate tBarba) $50 $50
Mixwell tDeerinK) 4.60
lime, 1.i1sS.
Also ran-Ranland, Cha Sheknows
and Black River.
FHa# sat,s o,.H sg:a Es;:@ ss:.
oids and up: ia miles.
Conte tWestrope) $40 40 $50
White Cockade (steffen) $40 $50
Indian Head Cooper $40
Time. I:43.
Also ran--Dnieper, aChance Ray and
aGenie Palatine,
a-Mrs. E. Denemark entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 81 900; claim
ing: 4-year-o1ds and up; I ia miles.
First Entry Le Blsnc) 1880 $40 $50
Motley (kurtsingerD 1910 4.5O
Ridge Nor fArcaro) 27O
Time. 1:iIt5.
Also ran-Terpsichore. Peedeaue, Alta
KNIGHT. Mama's Choice and Time to Go.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500; claim
Ing; 4-year-olds and up: ia miles.
Round Table tE. Arcarol geo SEQ $40
StrateGist III "a. SchmidD 4.3O 3.IO
Battling Girl ~. LonEden) $50
Time. LAG.
Also ran--AnheIation, Lone Hand, vitox,
Busby. Thumbs Down and Prince Dean.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500; claim
Ing; 4.year-olds and up; 1a miles.
Idle Along Longden> 1880 $50 $40
Deserter q. Wagner) 4.6O $40
Payrack lie Blanc) $40
Time, 1:46.
Also ran-Sweet Guinea Black Mis-
chief, Albuquerque and Thirteen Stars.
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Great Stallion's Family.

THE offspring of Peter Volo en-
tered in the trot include De Sofa.
colt owned by Paul Bowser of Lexing-
ton. Mass; Europa, flly owned by
John M. Berry of Rome, Ga, and Fred
Egan of Lexington, KY; Fortunate,
colt from the Montour Farm, Corao-
polls, Pa; Peerless Princess, owned by
John P. Scripps of Santa Ana, Calf;
Prince Regent, owned by E. j. Kirby
of Goshen, N. Y; Twilight Song, a
W. H. Strang f1lly from Brooklyn, N.
Y. and Princess Marina, owned by
E. J. Baker of st. Charles, III.
Other entries are Bravo, Buzz Han
over, Carioca, Earls Spencerian,
Frederick McElWyn, Golden Rule,
Gunar, Harvere, Herald, Hollywood
Audrey II, Hollywood Lattimer, Law
renee D., Man of Action, Mr. Chips,
Nathalie Gray, Paramount, Prentice,
Richard the Third, Schnapps, Silver
Queen and Southland.
Evening star., 1937-03-14
OaklaWn Results
8y the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. 5000; claiming;
4-year-ol and up; c. H. and c.; Oak
Capitalist 1MontEomery) 3.5e 500 $50
The Bouncer tJosephSon) 1880 J. s.6o 90
Small chanGe 'Palumbo' *'so
Also ran-Meany. Quick Decision, Or;
McLarney, Single Stripe, Prairie kins and
Tad.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500: claim
ing; 3-year-olds; oaklawn eourseeo .oo
Scout Plane ,GardeIle) 900 3.So 3So 3'3o
OFF and On tFausD o'fo
Also '' ran-Golden Cover. Countess
Mario. Nisinformation. Lady Penny. sea-
line and Makaiaw.
THIRD RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
4-year- -olds and up; oaklawn course. o
srIyeysT ,Hu1son, 1no,,.r 1920 dS aIS ssS sS
Zebuio tEccard %.oo
Also ran-Jay D. Running Water. Glad
ess, Blackmail and Barbara j.
FOURTH RAcE-rurse, $500: claim
ing: 3-year-olds; Oaklawn course
Rs,h Reia Mse.w bsn 'R6an FDatter, 'o is $40 so
Chanting tAdams) 800
Also Is"e' 'ranUMiiral Fay. Cheer Star, Mibs,
Chromium and Busy Lutrecia.
FIFTH RACE-The Eastman Hotel
Handicap: purse. $1,000: 3-year-olds and
up: OaklaWn course.
Silverette tNail 2O3O $50 5.3o
Transmutable Cooper 80 800
Morning Mail tMartn) 45O
Time. 1:0925.
Also ran-Bright and Early. Aroused
Miss Premier and Galicnne.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $500; claiminE
4-vear-olds and up: II miles.
Building Trades tEcs'dD $50 3.s0 3eo sso s'so
| SaueeZer tCanfield) 29O
Time. 1854.
Also ran-Ace of Spades and Handsome
| Hal.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500: claim
| ing: 4-year -olds and up; 10 miles.
| Glastonbury tGarner) 14.4O $50 4.5O
| Lame Duck tRyan) 400 3.4O
| Firing Squad (BOndD 4.9O
Also ranICorner Boy. Blackthorn,
Stepinanna, Strolling Home and Pocket
| Piece.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 5000: claim
| ing: 4-year-oids and up: / mile and 20
| yards
| Sorcery (Ryan) $50 80 $40
| Moretide tWiison) $40 4.49
| Jobakheta (Cooper) $3.50
| Time. 1:48.
Also ran-Parade Step. Tempting Witch,
| Miss Adele. Joaney B. and Black Hat.
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MOTOR CYCLE RIDER
SETS TWO RECORDS
Petrali Travels 1868 M,P.H.
With Heavy Motor, 102.04
With Lighter Machine.

By the Associated Press.
DAYToNA BEACH, Fla, March 10
Joe Petrali of Milwaukee,
the national racing champion, broke
two motorcycle straightaway speed
records on the beach here today.
Astride new streamlined motor
cycle with 81 cubic inch piston dis
placement, he streaked over the
smooth beach twice at an average rate
OF 1868 miles an hour.
Regulations require a run north and
another south to neutralize the winds
affect. The average speed of the two
trials is counted.
Petrali then rode smaller class G
machine, with a As cubic inch dis
placement, 10204 miles an hour.
The previous mark for the larger
motorcycles, established here in 1926
by John Seymour, was 1872 miles.
Jesse James set the former As cubic
inch mark here in 1885 at 101 miles.
Evening star., 1937-03-14
VOL0'S GET
IN TR0TT|NC TEST.
Seven Among % Entries in
North RandaII's $1,000
Stallion Stake.
BY the Associated Press.

- LEVELAND, March 13.-Seven
descendants of Peter Volo,
famed son Of Peter the Great,
are among the % 3-year -olds
entered in the championship stallion
stake to be run in the grand circuit
meeting at North Randall July 5-I0,
the North Randall Trotting Club an
nounced tonight.
The grand circuit will open June
28 at Toledo, with the trotters and
PAGERS moving here a week later.
The championship stallion stake, with
an estimated value of $1,000, is a
curtain raiser" to the famous Ham
bletonian to be run in August at
Goshen, N. Y. Many of the 3-year-
old colts and flllies entered here will
compete in the Goshen event.
Evening star., 1937-03-14
SuVERETTE AHEAD
AT 0AKLAWN PARK
Registers Initial Victory Since
Last Fall-Transmutable
Quits in Stretch.

BY the Associated Press.
HOT SPRINGS, Ark, March 1a-
Silverette, away from the winners
circle since winning two straight at
Sportsmans Park last Fall. came
through today when he carried G.
Watts silks to victory in the 534 fur
longs Of the Eastman Hotel Handicap
at Oaklawn Park.
Mrs. M. Renillo's Transmutable set
the pace to the head of the stretch
but, as in many Of his races, the
5-year-oid gelding quit with victory in
sight.
Jockey S. Vail rated Silverette in
second place and then in q game drive
rushed past Transmutable to win by a
neck in 1092s.
Mr.. E. Oros' Morning Mail, winner
of his two previous races, was third
in the field reduced from IA to 7 by
scratches.
Evening star., 1937-03-14
No Foul Allowed

TOWNSEND B. Martins White
Cockade, purchased from Ogden
Phipps just prior to the running of
the Widener Challenge Cup, was Sec
ond, length better than w. j. Sprow's
Indian Head. White Cockade, knocked
out of contention on the way to the
first turn in the Widener Cup race,
was favorite in today's feature field of
six.
Indian Heads rider, Arthur Cooper,
lodged claim of foul against the WIN
ner, which was not allowed by the
stewards. Conte came through on the
inside at the stretch turn, bumped
Indian Head, then went on to win.
Evening star., 1937-03-14
CONTE SURPRISES
AT TROPICAL PARK
Ties Track Record to Beat
White CoCkade, Choice,
in Orange Blossom.

BY the Associated Press.
TROPICAL PARK, Fla, March
ia. T. Partridge's Conte,
which not SO long ago was per-
a forming in claiming races, rose
to new heights here today when he
won the Orange Blossom Handicap
from a small, but meritorious, field
before record crowd estimated at
more than 10000.
Covering a mile and sixteenth in
l:43 fat to equal Sabulas track rec
ord, the 5-year-old son of Reign
Count-Annie Gowdy triumphed by q
length and half. He paid $500 for
81 in hanging up his second straight
score and earned sl,505 in purse
money.
Evening star., 1937-03-14
Oaklawn Park
Entries for Tomorrow.
Ey the Associated Press.

SECOND RAcE-Purse, 5000; Eye
Evening star., 1937-03-14
EPSON Downs
Results

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
4-yeaE-olds and up; 512 furlon.s.
Chancabt (Hauer) $50 $50
Transen (Kurepio) 4.30
Also ran--Raffles Lad. Lans Alice Her
kai-Finn.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500; claiming,
tyesr9lds eyes dfDsT AND uD' oh fS6l0ns ESQ ao
Brides Delight CRoOerto $50 s5S aSS
Mario a1so Wsddef HsSGo,5 Dollar Northern siu sSe
DAILY Double paid $4O.sOl
4-year-olds and up: 5l4 furionss.
Tais. fsdis F. jses% .spTnes' h4o sso sso $50 $50
Alwintour Vedder) $50
Also ran-Gay Bubble. Veronica c.. Bull
strobe, Roberta and Maystick.
cap; purse. $1,000: a-year-oids and up;
boston Sound Sound GHapep 1920 55,ssS s.5o ss.55oo
Dreel( Hixhtshoe) 800
Also ran-Boston Mary. Lemont, Via
jero. Leading Article and Quasimodo.
hACE-lne william 1EdSis
Handicap: purse, $1,000; 3-year-olds and
up: l is miles.
Saiaam (H. Hauer) 1J.3O $50 $50
Solar Hawk IN. L. Fallon) $50 4.5O
Trina (NeaD 4.3O
Time, l:4s2b.
Also ran-Gallant Eagle. Hope Eternal.
Dark Conquest and Palan.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $500; claiming:
4-year-olds and up: 1fs miles.
fBistrita (Hauer) $40 $40 $40
Rich Girl (Richard) 1910 1.2O
fFandan (Vedder) $40
Time. 1:492H.
Also ran-Bagen May, Carbines Comet,
Para Four, Weedidit. Lisht Breeze. La
Sale. Flaming Light and Play Shoot.
field.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; ia miles.
Hoosiers Pride tCornay) 200 2.4O
Dutchy (Hauer) $50
Time, 1:5Oa5.
Also ran-Great Chance, Ace Up, Wild
Set. Knave. Tahira, Chilhee and Brown
Brother.
EIGHTH RACE--Purse $500; claim
ing: I-year-olds and up; 1 10 miles.
King Bonny lManifold) $50 4.eo
Dark Mist Parke) $40
Time. 1:49h.
Flicker. Golden Knight and Hoptoit.
Evening star., 1937-03-14
SEVENTH RACE - KINDRED
SPIRIT, ADAMITE, PREWAR.

KINDRED SPIRIT, an incon-
sistent nag that doesn't seem to
work up any enthusiasm in his
tasks when the puDlic is backing
him to any great extent, but fig
ureS are figures, and we are forced
to give him the call ADAMITE
figures to down PREWAR for the
place.
Evening star., 1937-03-14
SIXTH RACE-SUN PHANTOM.
ZACA. DJJCHESS REICH

After a series of disappointing
races, SUN PHANTOM finally
justified many words of praise by
the clocking fraternity when he
easily whipped the daylights out of
Company, Amhurst, etc. He is
ideally suited and we believe he is
capable of turning the trick.
zACA rates ahead of DUCHESS
REICH for the place money.
Evening star., 1937-03-14

SIXTH RACE-purse. sRnn. e1airnina.
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THIRD RACE - MAETAKE,
BESTEST, SCOUT GIRL.

The Maemere Farms MAE
TAKE gets the call over her jul
venile rivals in the third Her
last outing was in the Nursery
Stakes at Hialeah and she lost all
chance with poor start. BEST
EST rates ahead of SCOUT GIRL
for the place portion.
Evening star., 1937-03-14

WHITE-FOUR MEN.
White TO Move and Mate in Three.
TN THE middle of the nineteenth
century Sam Lloyd conceived this
beautiful miniature Born in
184l, Lloyd lived his threescore
and ten and in the evening of his life
had the distinction of being world IA
nous as a problem composer.
His chief claim to fame lies
in his separation of game end
ings from problems in which
he made every chessman con-
tribute to the naturalness of
the position.
Lloyd eschewed checks and dummy
pieces in his compositions and found
ed school of problem composers that
have given chessdom brilliancies of
the greatest magnitude.
Each problem he composed is a gem
Of delight and exertS q stimulating
effect on the mind.
Social Chess Divan.
A GENDA of the only exclusive social
chess lounge In the Nations
Capital for this week reads:
]. Amateur chess championship Of the
Dlstrlct-open TO all PLAYERS who never
have competed for cash prize. File entry
with Mrs. Mabel Mcpherson. 2535 Thir-
teenth street northwest Columbia 1900.
secretary Of the Social Chess Divan or
with Abe Seldenberg. ~ Delaware avenue
southwest, secretary OF the Metropolitan
Chess Association.
?. Ladies' chess championShip-playe
file entry with Mrs Anna Bran. 1887 Sew
enth street northwest treasurer OF the
NJ C. A. or with the chess editor Of The
Star.
g. Instructional lecture for beginners
and visltors-WedneSday, $50 pm.
4. Intradivan championship tournament
begins Wednesday. pm, Medal to
the champion President, I. J. Curran,
Greenwood 2465-J. will receive registra-
5. Individual District school champion:
ship-.13 interhieh players will play round
Wednesday. SIS pm. 'Y trophy and
Special medal to the champion OF all Dis
trict school stars.
g. over board skittles for those who
enjoy chess as paStlme.
The Social Chess Divan, 1925 Con-
necticut avenue northwest zone block
Evening star., 1937-03-14
FOURTH RACE - DAY DAWN,
URALD G.. MARINELLA.

DAY DAWN, a miss that has
been racing in dull form in recent
weeks, drops into what appears to
be soft spot in the fourth num-
Der, and we believe she has a
chance to score at nifty odds.
UBALD G. figures over MARI
NELLA tor the place money.
Evening star., 1937-03-14
By PAUL ]. MILLER, Jr.,
Americas Authority on Social Chess.

A Random Rhyme.
/ once for the r,once played lassie at
chess,
She Douldn't resign Uhen she got in
mess,
But DotUed that she never mould play
any more.
And dashed the darn pieces all ouer
the floor.
H. T. BLAND.
Chess Problem No. so.
Sam Lloyd Miniature.
BLACK-THREE MEN.
Evening star., 1937-03-14
FIRST RACE RAVENNA,
STORY TIME, HARP O.
coin

RAVENNA appears to be nicely
suited by the conditions of the
opening number. In her last out
ing she was beaten by Ipso Facto
and company, but drops down sev-
eral notches for this. STORY
TIME has an edge on HARP O.
GOLD for the place.
Evening star., 1937-03-14
When
Your Dog
Begins
to
Scratch
YOU OWE HIM This Relief

Don't blame animal nature when your
dog begins to scratch and shed his coat.
1t isn't natures way at all II your skin
was like his - non-porouS - and you
couldn't perspire. the itching would drive
you mad.
dog S blood is continually infected with
impurities caused by the restraint of do
mestic life. prepared foods and lack OF
natural exercise. They set UP an intense
irritation under his skin. No wonder ne is
fretful. nervous. He is in torment.
He looks to you for help and you can
give it-instantly.
Rex Hunters Tasteless Condition Pow
ders in sanitary capSules-for Dogs Of all
breeds. any age-provide the natural blood
correctives his system needs. Given resu-
larly on Saturday each week they quickly
end the condition that causes scratching.
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zema and host Of other ills. They make
your pet happy. healthy and contented.
Easy to administer. safe, harmless and
inexpensive. Rex Hunters Condition Pow
ders-the famous prescription Of a cele-
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II unable to obtain locally send 26e for
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70 makers. J Hlgers a. Co.. Dept. 27k.
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Evening star., 1937-03-14
CLEANS UP ON TURF
Dawson Wins Two Handicaps
With Boston Sound, Salaam.

HOUSTON, Tex, March IS (P.-
C. E. Dawson, veteran Illinois horse
man, turned the handicap features
of EPSON Downs into a field day this
afternoon by winning both handicaps
with his splendid racers, Boston
Sound and Salaan.
Salaam. 6-year-old gelding, nosed
out the Valdina Farm Solar Hawk in
the 81 500 William B. Travis Handicap
over Lis miles and Boston Sound
captured the $1,000 Humble Handi-
cap, 6-furlong dash.
Evening star., 1937-03-14
MARQUETTE ADMITTED.

NEW YORK, March 13 (P.-Mem-
bership Of the Intercollegiate Associat.
ton OF Amateur Athletes Of America
had swelled to Is today with the ad-
mission Of Marquette.
Evening star., 1937-03-14
EIGHTH RACE-CEYLON. MAD
DENING PRETTY LASS

CEYLON was badly placed in a
sprint against Gallon Boy, Second
Guess, etc, in his last outing. His
best races of the season have been
over middle distance routes. MAD
DENING rates ahead of PREWAR
for the place.
Evening star., 1937-03-14
KEEPS BASKET HONORS.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, March
13 R.-Harrisonburg High School
barely stemmed late Glen Allen High
surge here today to win its second
straight State basket ball champion
ship among class B schools, rs to "a.
Evening star., 1937-03-14
BEST BET-HIGHER CLOUD.
FIFTH RACE-HIGHER CLOUD,
ZOIC, FINISHER.

sprinter trained by Bert Mitchell,
rates as the best play on the card.
He was we'll beaten by Count
Morse in his last outing, but didn't
appear to fancy the mile distance.
He is best at furlongs. ZOIC
rates over FINISHER for the
place.
Evening star., 1937-03-14
AFTER w. B. c. TITLES
Senior, Junior Teams Open Indoor
Base Ball Series Tuesday.

A seven-game series for the cham
pionships of the Junior and Senior
Indoor Base Ball Leagues Of the
Boys Club Of Washington will start
Tuesday night.
The Boys Club Cubs and Cardinals
are contenders for the Junior title,
while the Ruels and All-Stars will
tight for the senior crown.
Second games will be played on
Wednesday, with the juniors playing
1T O'clock and the seniors at 7:45
o'clock each night.
Evening star., 1937-03-14
SECOND RACE-MY KIN, SHY.
NO, B, EIGHTY.

MY KIN, miss that hasn't seen
much action in the South this
year, looms as a dangerous threat
in the second number. She was
sent to the post several days ago
at Hialeah and was obviously in
need of tightener and was badly
beaten by horses out of her class.
SHYNO has an edge on B.
EIGHTY for the place portion.
Evening star., 1937-03-14
WHITE-9 MEN,

'AAht ~
White to Play and Mate In Three,
HELWEG's three mover, problem
No. SO. originally published in
Skakbladet of this year, falls before
the correct key: B-Kt4.
wsI.a GIhsmpionS of the hour are William H.
sronce, George oTd MuieaH w. pAasii pAep H1sS Jazz
eFs9p ". L. Crawford; Clair J, BreSsier.
beautiful of them all"l. Charles J. Berner
N Martin offered two keys and both
pagsasIa tas; pIaVia h siobett and Charles C.
From William H Waller comes an accu-
problem No. So. Speed up your replies,
William ~
=, Query: Wonder why problemists omit
thelr name and address on their envelopesP
When solutions 20 astray, who's to blame2
Not Uncle Samuel!
Chesspourri.
NARGATE Easter Congress Eng
lanO, booked for opening on
March 81, has strong field: jose
Capa blanca, Reuben Fine, Paul Keres
and j. Foltys will tilt with Sir George
Thomas, T. H Tylor, Victor Buerger,
P. S. Miner Barry, c. H. O'D. Alex
ander and Vera Menchik.
Deutsche Schachblatter for January
mas some fascinating four and five
move problems. Watch this column
for the hysterical thematic inventions.
This column Welcomes chess
inquiries. 1t it's chess, the de-
pdrtment is at your service. A
set-addressed. stamped enUelope
brings reply.
tCopyrtght, March IA, 1887, by Paul Miller
Evening star., 1937-03-14
TODAY.
FAIR GROUNDS East.
TOMORROW.
FAIR GROJJNDS (Fast)

TOMORROW.
FAIR GROUNDS East.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Merovech, Authority, Saxopal.
Eddy Lee, Sioux Chief. Erebus.
3-Dark Roamer. Gay Blade, Sass.
4-Tiempo, Sallandry, Memphis
Lady.
5-Baldy, Zipalong, Kai Harri.
6-Brophy, Acautaw, Ladino.
7-Northern Sir, RedWick, Force
full.
8-Aurica, Scream, Peter j. Peel.
9-Denclaire, Jessie D. M, Morlute.
Best bet-Tiempo.
Evening star., 1937-03-14
nan Declared Not to Be True Label for r. Bradley
Race Selections
TROPICAL PARK (Fast).
nv EEEn ROY

BY FEED BOX.
STORY Time, Ravenna, Harp
O. Gold.
2-Real Jane. Narise, Shyno
3-Maetake, Bestest, Spindletop.
4-Marinella, Day Dawn, Opoca.
5-Finisher, Stubbs, Higher Cloud.
6-Bain Marie, Sun Phantom,
Duchess Reign.
kindred Spirit, Adamite, Drusus.
8-The Triumvir, True Charm,
Trujillo.
Best bet-Bain Marie.
CONSENSUS AT TROPICAL
Fast
By the Associated Press.
l-Jacobs-Summ entry, Heap
O Gold. Ravenna.
George Gable, Sam Worthy,
Shyno.
3-Spindletop, Bestest, Miss COL
linS.
4-Marinella, Hornet, Threems.
5-Finisher. Higher Cloud, zoic.
6-Bain Marie, Sun Phantom,
Hasty Wire.
7-Pre War, Kindred Spirit, Con-
tinuity.
8-Argoan, Ceylon, Trujillo.
Best bet-Bain Marie.
TROPICAL PARK (Fast).
BY the Louisville Times.
Jacobs entry, Story Time,
Octave.
2-Aunt Flor, Real Jam, My Kin.
3-Miss Collins, Grey Flash,
Spindletop.
4-Opoca, Ubald G., Never Yet.
5-Higher Cloud, Stubs, Fin
iSher.
6-Zaca, Swift Lad, Balm Marie.
kindred Spirit. Adamite. Con-
tinulty.
8-The Triumvir, Sun Camp,
Mystic Flyer.
Best bet-Higher Cloud.
EPSON DOWNS East.
BY the Louisville Times.
Joe D., Sleep Out, Grand
Waters.
2-Tyban, Miss Rhinock, Bright
Vale.
3-Derby Eve, Grimaldi, Offside.
4-Top Bracket, Blaze Dor,
Texas Miss.
5-Flintshot, Redress, Bulstrode.
6-High Mabel, Autogr aph,
Naughty.
fast Streak, Lun Bright, No
Change
8IHomework, Storm Angel, High
man.
Best bet-HomeWork.
OAKLAWN Muddy.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Young Bill. Fair Quest, House
Baby.
2-Sooty, Montague, Termison.
Goodman, Tetrashera. Happy
Road.
Aunt Myrtle, Leonard Wilson,
Get Along.
5-Russell entry, Easy Sailing,
Fair Sickle.
6-Red Basil, Let Her Play, Ro-
landa.
7-Pencader, Oaten, Chief Ever
green.
s--Our David, Paraguay Tea, Ter
rier.
Best bet-Red Basil.
TODAY.
FAIR GROUNDS (FasD.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Playdema, On Lave. James Boy.
2-My Empress, Waygood Lad,
Roguish Ways.
3-Gay Blade, Bay Memor, Prince
ton.
High Bottom, Sun Dora, Bright
Don.
5-Tela, Habanero. War Dimes.
6-Dunn entry, Hollyhock, Dutch
Uncle.
7-Mouthpiece, Northern Sir, Wiz
ard.
8-Luke Commoner, Contraband,
Fabulous.
Best bet-Luke Commoner.
TOMORROW.
rSID CDnJTNnS
Evening star., 1937-03-14
Wanted: Telephone Players.

MARooNED in the Kennedy-War-
| rem apartment building, Arthur
st. Vincent Burnaby is thirsting for
game Of chess.
Burnaby's proposal is this: would
that could leave my apartment and
Journey to the wonderful Social Chess
Divan you've been writing such splen-
did accounts about But I can't.
yet would like to play some one a
game Of chess. My telephone number
is Adams 1866. If some one wishes to
take me on by telephone, then I'll set
up my chessmen on the noble board
at this end of the line, and We can
play via the telephone"
This is a genuine opportunity
for real enthusiast to engage
"Shut-in" Burnaby in = novel
way-telephone chess!
Evening star., 1937-03-14
Caro-Kann Defense

t1) The pawn sacrifice offered by this
move seems to be quite sound At all
events White gets a very promising game.
(2) This is the natural move. but there
is something to be said for P-Kt3.
f3) A very important move as it allows
the attacking B-B4 to be played
~ Evidently If Boa, RxB followed by
Q-R4ch.
90 An ingenious attempt TO free him
self which is very nearly successful II is
very difficult to suggest a satisfactory line
hsFe IL i "a ird pa RxK rot = 9xB' PKG;
60 II E, P-R3; 90. P-KR3. Q-Kt2:
81, o-K8ch, B-K2: 22. oR-Ql, with
strong attack
(7J Black seems to lose another pawn
P-KB4: -22. R-o4. BxB: 23, RxB, a-Kt3;
lSj II now RxRP: 80. R-Ktl wins
Evening star., 1937-03-14
Fair Grounds


Entries for Today.
Evening star., 1937-03-14

SEVENTH RACE-Purse $500: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; / mile and 20
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BY the Associated Press.
Evening star., 1937-03-14

SECOND RACE-Purse, S4OO: claiming;
maidens: 4-year-olds and up; q furlongs.
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EIGHTH PACE-Purse, $500; claim
ing, 4-year-olds and up; 1 mile and 20
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NINTH RACE fSubstitute) Purse
$500; claiming; 4-year- -olds and up; 6
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. Miss r. J. orandfeld- mrs. g. 3. Freeze
b. Blume-E r Burke entry,
Z xApprenttce allowance claimed.
Clear and fast
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SECOND RACE-Purse $500: claiming:
-nlGS md k fnrlnnsS.
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming
BY the Associated Press

FOURTH RACE-Purse $500: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; l mile and 20