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Evening star., 1937-02-28
.FLASHY BOYS TILT
IN RING HEADL|NER
Dunno, Straiges, Battling
Here Tomorrow, Pick of
Rising LightWeights.

7 R1SH EDDIE DUNNE, product of
New York's famous Hell's Kitchen,
which has served as an incubator
1 for some of ringdom's most noted
fighters. will stack up against Joey
Straiges, promising Camden light
weight, in 10-round bout tomorrow
night at Turner's Arena.
Born of Irish parents in Dublin, the
2l-year-old Dunno is managed by one
of the greatest Jewish fighters OF all
time, Benny Leonard, nee Benjamin
Leiner, retired undefeated world light
weight champion.
Dunno was plucked from New York
amateur ranks by Leonard and in
structed in the style of fighting which
carried Benny to the top. Benny has
maneuvered Dunno through more than
80 fights, with only two losses. Dunno
later off set these defeats with VIC
tories over the same scrappers.
Highly Rated in New York.
THE red-haired Dunno meets IN
Straiges a lad who generally Is
acknowledged to be the cream of the
crop Of youthful lightweights now In
the stage of development. In approxi-
mately so fights, Joey's worst effort
has been a draw.
New York's Madison Square Gar
den and Twentieth Century Sporting
Club, which control fistiana to q large
extent while dodging the sharp stiletto
that continually flies back and forth
between the rival promotorial outfits,
regard Dunno and Straiges, respec-
lively, so promising they have them
signed to contracts.
Straiges never has failed to please
in arguments here. while Dunno. if
he lives up to half the glowing reports
given out by Matchmaker Goldie
Ahearn, also figures to capture a large
local following.
Fair Preliminary Card.
THREE six-rounders and a four
round opener round out the card.
In the skies, Murray Kanner, local
heavyweight. will collide with Max
Roesch Of Texas; Bobby Dechter will
face Joe Green in a local feather
weight debate, and Buddy Grimes Of
Richmond will square of with Doug
Swetnam, local featherweight.
The opening bout. slated to get under
way at $3.50 O'Clock, pits Frankie De
Angelo, popular featherweight in the
era of bootleg boxing at Fort Wash
ington. in his first comeback attempt
against Joe German Of Richmond.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
Fair Grounds
Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
Ss.a''is.o ss.a sos e icoeD H sso ssS sS stS stS
wiz T;us Count ,ats .Marrero> s'2o
Flight. James Boy and Notice Me.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500: cIaimins
sas.!s ,sioi q + aIl% s''n.' 900 .ss ssS 3 sS
Arthur B. Duhy) ESQ
Also r.n%Duemi... Lad, Ro..mond,
Paycheek. Polante Seth.
4-year.oIds and up; furIonEs.
Fancy Flight Ia. ,simpson SEQ so ,;so s'so 3sc
Time, I:I3ip.
Also ran-Brisht Don, Daisy Bane,
sffi.; f?ia tc9so: sssa The
FOURTH RACE tsubstitute>:-Purse.
5000; claiming: l-year -olds and up; l
Bis siSDie's <is'! shoiss ,C.p.r.onj; $50 $sS g
h'Ti Time, T TAX.
Also r.nIGohort Girl. Fools Folly.
ChaErin. Busy Storm and Shady Gate.
FIFTH RACE-The yerbena Handicap:
purse. $500; 3-year-olds and up; fur
cMarc abaIa (Napier) 500 2.4O eco
aHueu u. r. HID 2.S0 2.20
BrssIinE Aliens tCaperton) 2.eo
Also ran-Dorothy B.. aHastinola, Reel
On. cWoodlander and Boy Valet.
&C. Trout entry.
@B HernandeI entry.
SIXTH RACE-The New Orleans Ham
dicap; purse. SI,5OO added: 3-year-olds:
Skeeter (Ritr) $3.50 500 $50
MaEnolia Cash Dubois) $50 100
Sir Midas turner 3.20
Also ran.VirEinia j.. Golden Ariel.
Honey Cloud and Shatter2roof.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 500: claim
ing; 4,year-oids Ya.d and up; y u miies So .so
Dispeller lCaperton) $50 $40
Brilliant Miss (DufIy) $50
Also ran-Charlie Jr.. BoEertin, Vim
Noir. Infinitate. Hey F1irt and Countess
Bye.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming:
4-year- -olds and up: 10 miles.
Blue Damsel tEecar6 SEQ 400 $50
Miss Joker (Napier) 46O $40
The Mauler DUFFY 4.6O
Also ran@BaIdy. Hour Lady Gee Gee,
Odd Blaze. Pennant Bearer and Scotty's
Pride.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
.SKEETER SCORES
affair GROUNDS
Outsider in Betting Races
to TWo-Length Victory
in New Orleans.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
n YEW ORLEANS, February 27-
G. s. Bancroft's Skeeter, out
" slider in the betting, raced to
4 a driving two-length victory
in the New Orleans Handicap, fea-
ture event on the Fair Grounds pro-
gram today.
Given q nice ride by F. Ritz, the
3-year-old judged the pace nicely.
stayed within fair distance Of the
lead most Of the way and then passed
Honey Cloud and Virginia ]. in the
stretch to win.
j. B. Theall's Magnolia Cash fin
ished second, after running third at
the three-quarter mark and then fall
tering before Skeeter's closing rush.
Sir Midas, 3-year-old from the w.
j. Pultz stables, continued his record
of finishing in the money in six
straight starts by following Magnolia
Cash across the tape, after coming
from way behind in the closing stages
Of the mile run.
Skeeter negotiated the distance in
l:4l As,
Evening star., 1937-02-28
Hialeah Park
Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
FIRST RACE--Purse. SsOei 2-year.
olds; allowances Nursery Course. mn
f,T.|I, fiTsH 1stsfasp' Yai.ns p'stoue $40 so aS ssS
sesIes PsssonS $50
- Ai:. iSsI. ,an-faDa Jack Our ket'ham and
sasErugfs .ss NJ g isssa.s ssGS; smins
Melody Maid Porter 1900 $50 $50
zfHin:',t ziIiIn. tLe .wsi.ns5} Bi.ne} 400 ss!sS
Ass ..nsRuIy Flora, GsRsrd ,|,ss5n.. Alarsf FsIi
~ DAILY double paid s%s.5o3
THIRD RAeE-PurssI ,,s;,,si si'coo; claim
Par Wright so 80 go
SuS H.2.onisn JIs ISshm1idn Sc B1ane, ''"' ESQ ESQ
Also ran-Prince sador. Baron Gray
and Carlovinian.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $500; special
sEiasnss iKaItsiRssr' .n.,d1 40 ss" s.s" ::5S :sS
aF1oradora Porter 2.40
Also ran@oI;d Comrade. Azuear. Count
a@Shaner and Denemark entry.
FIFTH RACE-The- Flamingo Stakes;
nurse, $4,000 added; 3-year -olds; al
Court ss%safsss: fss.:ndsl tstsf. 1910 $3.50 1899
No Sir {Westrope) 5.1O S..O
BEL Yale (Arcaro) S'fV
Also ran.DeIlor. aSceneshifter. aFene-
inr. Maedic. Rudie and Uneasy.
M. Howard entry.
-Greentree Stable entry.
SIXTH RACE--The Palm Beach Handi;
cap: purse. $1,000: 3-Sear-oids and up L
Count Morse tAnderson) 4.sO 3.20 2.33o
Mucho Gusto (stevenson) 800
Also ran@White Cockade and CHANGING.
SEVENTH RACE--Purse; $1,000: claim
ing; .3-year.olds and up; furiennsos' no ~
Einisher (SchmidD lV.SV .'on
Gold Mesh (WalD 3.5O
Time. 1:1Oaa. - ,r.
a-Mrs. r. H. Heighe entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
Ing: 4-year-0lds and uD: miles ION the
GOOD GOOD visibility .schmidD 500 800 ..so
Saintlite (Wright) $50 2.S0
Midshipman (StouO ZoO
Also % %rsn%Contrast, LucuIent and Peer
less Pal.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
Caissa, Fraternal Voice.


THE official fraternity organ, sched-
uled for publication in addition to
The Chess Player in the future, Is
named after the mythical goddess Of
chess, Caissa. Since 1929 the chess
public has been aware that Caissa Is
the chosen title Of the fraternity
magazine of Chi Eta Sigma.
At the Chicago World Fair in 1888
the 'Phi Beta Kappa" Chess Society
was given public mention for the first
time in the pages of the newspaper
tabloid, The Chess Player, which elicit
ed highest praise and commendation
from the thousands of chess fans who
display in the Hall of Science Build
ing.
World Famous.
CONCEIVED in a Southern college
In 1929, Chi Eta Sigma has
achieved at the present time the dis
tinction of being the most coveted
honor among chess players. writer's,
publicists and proponents Of the royal
game"
The great fraternal brotherhood has
members in practically every impor-
tant country throughout the world.
Membership is by election on
the basis of merit and interest
in chess. Each year a restricted
number of bid memberships is
extended by the Committee on
Candidature, subject to official
confirmation one year from date
Of notification of nomination
1t is the belief of the fraternity
founders that all phases of the game
of chess should be codified and youth
privileged to study the art of chess"
in elementary and higher institutions
Of learning.
1t is their conviction that chess
teaches concentration of brain forces,
provides course in mental gymnastic
studies for the development Of the
mind, is the game Of greatest culture
and renown and has unlimited recrea-
tional features.
Chess Problem No. So.
BY S. Helweg Skakbladet. 1887.
BLACKS MEN.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
Will Ban Cypsies
At EPSON Downs

T ONDON, February ~ R.-
- Things will not be the same at
this years derby at EPSON Downs.
The Gypsies have beeen banned
and their thousands Of twinkling
campfires will not be seen again
across the rolling downs.
Residents around the downs
have complained and the commit.
tee IN charge Of the historic race
course announced the Gypsies were
oa1k l.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
necessarily membership In both
as q joint act, nor does II pre-
clude membership In both chess

necessarily membership In both
as joint act. nor does II pre-
clude membership In both chess
organizations.
In practice it has been found that
the more progressive members of a
local chess club unit of the I. c. A.
are rewarded by honorary election
into the local college chapter Of Chi
Eta Sigma, or the national headquar-
ters chapter. Omega Alpha, In recog-
milton of their unfaltering interest in
Social Chess Education in its various
fields.
Advisory Board.
HONORARY legal counsel Of the
national chess fraternity and the
program of Social Chess Education,
known as the Board of Advisers, but
designated by one of its members as
the Board of Strategy" is comprised
Of the following outstanding men, all
residing in the State of Mississippi
at present:
Ben F. Cameron, former United
States attorney for the Southern Dis
trict of Mississippi, junior member of
the firm BoZeman and Cameron; Vic
tor Gilbert, past president of the
Meridian Kiwanis Club, senior men,
Der Of the firm Gilbert and Cameron:
Thomas L. Bailey. sometimes Speaker
of the Mississippi House of Repre-
sentativeS, several times national pres
ident of the Exchange Clubs Interna-
tional; r. E. Wilbourn, past president
OF the Mississippi State Bar Associa-
ton, sometimes served as special
justice of the Mississippi Supreme
Court. senior member of the frn
Wilbourn, Miller and Wilbourn, and j.
Heck Currie, member of the Board Of
Trustees of the Institutions for
Higher Learning of Mississippi and
member of the State Building Com
mission. respectively.
Honorary Officials.
NATIONAL honorary officials Of
Chi Eta Sigma include Frank j.
Marshall, retired chess champion Of
the United States: L. T. Maenner, ex-
president OF the Western Chess Asso-
citation, sometimes editor of The Gam
bit: Walter c. Green, librarian of the
]. G. White Chess Collection Qargest
in the world; Charles H. Leech,
sometimes president Of the Illinois
State Chess Association, editor of the
Illinois Chess Bulletin; J. c. Thomp-
son. sometimes editor of the Texas
Chess Magazine, president of the
Texas State Chess Association; Henry
MacMahon, sometimes editor of The
Chess Reporter, and Paul Miller, chess
editor OF The Washington Star and a
director Of the American Chess Fed
Grafton.
Official Key.
IN MAY 1929, an internationally
known fraternity jeweler cut the
dies for the first design Of the Chi
Eta Sigma official key. which is worn
Evening star., 1937-02-28
Y' PING PONGERS SCORE
Geek More Matches After Rout of
Police Boys Club.

The ping pong team Of the boys
department of the Y. M. c. A. drop
ped only one match in routing the
paddlemen of the Metropolitan Po-
lice Boys Club No. S. 6-l, at the Y.
M. C. A. Challenges by teams of boys
under 10 years of age are being ac-
cepted by the winners.
Summaries:
e4&aahu huap aiMis; n. par,cy tYS defeated
Herman. 21-s. 21-1S; j. Karas ".
/ Feiier tYJ defeated Lee. 21-13,
21-l9; @. Hereford tY.) defeated w
showalter 23-21. .14-g1. 25-23: Z.
2I-16; Kuhulitz CPolice Club defeated
hNiller. 21-17. 21-1e.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
Santa Anita Results
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purss, $1,000; added
Grade D Handicap: 4-year-olds and upi
Hope Eternal tRobertO 4.4o 800 $50
Joyius &C. smith 400
Also ran-Safe And Sound. Kandahar
and Bandalore.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $1,000 added:
Caiaveras saunders 2s.4O 800 40
Benny Grafton Ora tJsmes' $40 80 go
Also %e' ranIaCrystal Pan, Lady F1orise.
snd eonsdine asd en.ry
THIRD RACE-Purse. $1,000: grade D.:
allowances: I-year-olds and up: 6 fur
dien; Bilie Bans e. fYouna on, $40 $50 SO 3sS ssS
Faust tLOngdenD $40
Also ran-Ioro Lee. Savernake. Indian
aDark Zeni and Chancery.
a-P. L. Kelley entry.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: Grade
Handicap: 4-year-olds and up: allow
si SoSIf Is cPuPt SSDst,er' n.so so &c t.S e
Old Story Peters, 6.20
Also ran-Sun ASA NanWd, some u00u,
Judge Kavanaeh and Flashing Colors.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: handicap:
ftsS War Glors Lensaen} fG s i: ss.ae Jus 1920 800
Moonside tRobertson) $50 4.i0
Marynell tNeves) 40
Also ran.Giant Killer. sobriety, Sweep
staff and Piccolo.
SIXTH RACE-Santa Anita Handicap;
purse, 100000 added; 3-year-olds and
ekcsemoni tRishards $50 500 100
Seabiscuit (Pollard $40 $50
bIndian Broom tJames) $50
Time. 2:O24s.
Also ran-fGrand Manitou. Chaneeview.
Gold Seeker. Especial AGENT. RpshaWay.
Mr.. Bones, aGoldeneye, Aecolade, Time
supply. Bovthorn. fDon Roberto and
fSablin.
Field.
a-Silver State Stable entry.
b-A C. I. Stock Farm entry.
c-Foxcatcher Farms entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: grade
d: allowances; 4-year-olds and up: 1 mile.
Wilda tRobertsl $50 $50
Mumsie Hongden) $50 $50
En- Masse (DOtter) $40
Also ran-Royal BIunder. South GAL
liant, Chatmoss and Mickey's Man.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. SI.eOO: claim
ing; t.year;oids and up; miles. On ,o
MslieioTs Nntsi 'Hooss11 oSshul'1 100 4.sS S siS
Bold Courtier (Sena) $50
Also '' rsnMPour Moi. Criticize. whea.
Bread and Nasslyn.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
Alamo Downs
Results

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. s40O; claiming;
3-year-olds and mp; .512 furlonEs; 900
SG1,nsrs S2.ns ssssD sp dSnsS sso S
Prairie King Vedder) $40
EmeTS. RIse Time. fif fsi LnsR, El earins
Stormy Rhythm and fAngkor.
SECOND RACE-Purse.. $500: claiming;
3:year-olds and up; 5ls furlonss; o.
kS.e MSnis csmS s1Hs SeaD fScan'0" 900 ssSS sS sS
Carlue (vedder) 500
Bai1aT: Beau Charlie, Modern, Lash. Red
wing Miss: Arthur Coventry and Scrambola.
field
THIRD RACE-Purse.. $500: claiming;
sSdSe ~ Medsl 5N.sT .SSn'ale $50 $50 $50 ssS ssS
BeTpies TIms yan o,l2 Calvert 4'%o
H.ss As0 Chan .nd ss fose
FOURTH RACE-Purse. s4OO: claiming;
sssa:!ss sh:s. :s:assS sSS Nd 90 s!'S ssS
Caleb ADAM o.lO x ~ ~
dApronette tNeaD 2.aO
Time, 1:192S.
Also ranSComet HALEY. Transen. Top
Bracket, Mayor H0lcombe.
d-Ran dead heat for show.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: handicap;
pseei pGeeferr eThernton5 ~ $50 $.iS
Amazing Hake) EAU
Also ran@Leadinr Article. Boston
Sound.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $500. claiming:
4.year.olds and up miieso6 so a.o a.ao
Comradeship lAdaml 500 S,10
Madame J. lCalverD 2.eO
Also ', 'r,an@Eishth Pole. Augeas, Advance.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 800, claim
ing: 3-year -olds and up: i mile ana ~
No Chanse (Kurenie) 27.70 1880 SO
NY wonder Run iAdamO $50 s's9
"4iGas Ti%s. fEssaaA fi:saA. Gov
don as Bleu. ran, ssues mari Maria. fEair Eomsnse.
Hurry Hawk, Dutchy. Offside.
EIGHTH RACE-Pprss; s.oS; 100 eIaiminas: sn IN.
Van Hastinss lAdams) $50 4.4o 500
Hidden Lore ward 4.sO
Also e' ran.sad Knieht. Cav Dream.
Eieai, Maple Dream. Noble Tiller.
NINTH RACE-Purse. 800. elaiminr:
syesHiSldik fi,% lkin an5 ups me snd s:e
ES!sp1sR ESss 1Mhlttl:9 thstn2A n12Ad.mo '''' i:sSS
Also rsn.High Halter, Bourbon Prince.
tied and Or. Kaiser.
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EIGHTH RACE (substitute)-Purse
$500; claiming; 4-year-olds and up: Oak
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SEVENTH ,EAcE.sPurse, $500: claim
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SET TO JOIN LEAGUE.

ASHEVILLE, N. c., February q (F).
Dan w. Hill, president of the Pied
mont League. announces that Char
Iotte and winston Salem are ready to
apply for franchises when the loop
directors hold their final organization
meeting Thursday and that the circuit
yin operate q IA eaght-club a6aty. j.
Evening star., 1937-02-28

BY PAUL J. MILLER, JR,
Americas Authority on Social Chess.

Genesis.
"OUNDED January II, 1929, al
- Mississippi Agricultural ant
Mechanical College and OIL
4 cially approved June /, 1929
by Prof. J. c. Herbert, vice president
and chairman of the Committee on
College Fraternities, Chi Eta Sigma
stands for the same principles in the
chess world, nationally and tnterna-
tionally, as the honor society Of Phi
Beta Kappa represents in the literary
world.
The Alpha Chapter was recognized
ofhcially at Mississippi A. and M.
College, with Paul j. Miller, jr., presi-
dent, and H. M. Ivy, secretary.
The Beta Chapter, first initiated in
1929, as an honorary chapter at the
University Of Mississippi, became an
active organization in 1880, under
went a setback in 193-. and became
very active in 1882. Since then it has
preserved a definite o. al rating
whereas the original llpha Chapter
has no official affiliation with the
present Chi Eta Sigma. interest hav-
ing waned at the respective institu-
ton in SO far as fraternal chess Is
concerned. David Monroe Quinn. IT,
laid the foundation for the Beta
group.
During 1929 connections were
made at Tulane University, New
Orleans, La, home of the great
chess wizard, Paul Morph., de-
ceased. Marshall Hurt, editor
Of the Tulane "HuIlabaloo," rep
resented Chi Eta Sigma in that
institution Of learning.
Since 1880 the fraternity has crown
rapidly in many ways and has EN-.
braced a number Of colleges and uni.
versities, some Of which are In the
East. 1t has extended a restricted
number of honorary memberships
throughout the world, wherever merit
and scholastic genius In chess or the
advancement Of Social Chess Educa-
ton may abound.
Ten-year Program.
THE fraternity is working on the
basis of 10-year program in the
interest of Social Chess Education, and
in 1910 a detailed account of its
growth will appear with facts and
figures on afiliated chapters for the
first time
The policy and aims Of Chi Eta
Sigma rest today in the hands Of Pau!
j. Miller, jr., executive president. Un-
der his supervision, The Chess Player
the voice of social chess, was issued
f1rst on January II, 1888. Prior to
the issuance of mimeographed an
nouncements. the national president
conducted an official correspondence
through chess column bearing the
same name
In 1882. under the auspices Of Chi
Eta Sigma, the intercollegiate Chess
Association Il. c. Al was launched at
the University of North Carolina, 10
Gated at Chapel Hill.
Unlike the growth of Chi Eta Sigma
the progress Of l. c. A is given pub
licity on every occasion 1t is the
purpose that I. c. A. would encourage
the student to learn chess and afford
him all the privileges and aids essen
tial to his development as a chess
player Of reasonable skill.
Chi Eta Sigma enjoys the same re-
lationship to l. c. A. as maintained
by literary fraternities toward groups
within a college that are local honor
societies and which constitute recog-
milton Of personal ability in local fields
of bellies lettres.
Membership in either Chi Eta
Sigma or /. c. A. does not mean
Evening star., 1937-02-28
NOMINATE SO HORSES
Leading Juveniles Will Compete
in Lafayette Stakes.

LEXINGTON, KY, February ~ CF).
Hal Price Headley, president Of the
Keeneland Racing Association, an
nounced today 68 leading juveniles had
been nominated for the Lafayette
Stakes, $2,500 added, to be run over
the Keeneland track April 81.
A new feature of the l1-day Spring
meet to open April II will be the
Blue Grass Stakes, $1,000 added for
3-year-olds over 111s miles on April
20. Many Kentucky Derby eligibles
are expected to compete.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
FAWSETT SWEEPS SHOOT
High in Both Weekly Events al
Washington Club Traps.

Flashing form Of old, c. G. Fawsett
captured both weekly club trophies
at the Washington Gun Club trap
shoot yesterday, winning the 5o-target
"added-bird" event and the 25-target
distance handicap.
Fawsett was forced to shoot of q
tie with r. D. Morgan in the 5o-target
event, but easily outdistanced the
field at Is targets. A visitor, E. r.
Cooke, shooting at the flying clays for
the first time, broke the creditabie
score of Is out Of Is.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
WHITE-I3 MEN

WHITES MEN.
White TO Play and Mate in Three.
A AKERBLoMs Ser yields to the
correct key: B-KKt5.
Ladderites, scoring six points for
No 54, are William H. Waller. L. G.
bookings. NJ. G. Daoud, Clair j. Bress-
Ter, George H. Mulligan. Charles ].
Berner. E. w. Allen, Charles A. Car
rico. W. L Crawford, A. G. Dreyer,
Druel Huskerson, Alton Coppage,
Charles c. Ragsdale, H H. Howe and
Jack Sronce
David H. Sibbett receives credit for
verify to No. 53
This column inuiteS chess neus,
facts and pie11s. Reasonable in
quiries dnSpered if sell elt-addressed,
stamped enrelope is inclosed.
tcopyright, February 2s, 1887, by Paul
Miller
Evening star., 1937-02-28
B..C. C. GIRLS WIN GAME.

special Dispatch TO The star
ST. MARYs CITY. Md. February
27.-The girls basket ball team Of the
Bethesda Chevy Chase High School
defeated the st. Mary's Seminary sex
tet here today, 1925. Rae Lee Of
Bethesda Chevy Chase was high scorer
v3lh q potn1A
Evening star., 1937-02-28

ar. L. Gerry and Mrs. W. Plunket
Stewart entry.
Evening star., 1937-02-28

BLACKS MEN.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
TORCHEEN SURPRISES
Beats Dreel by Neck at Alamo
Downs-Amazing Is Third.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, February 27
@.-Before a capacity crowd of TO-
900, Torcheen, gelded 4-year-old
chestnut, scored a surprise victory
in the $1,000 Au Revoir Handicap
at Alamo Downs today. beating Dreel
by a neck over the 6l2 furlongs.
Amazing was third.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
HUNT DATE ANNOUNCED
Warrenton Point-to-Pointo Event
INA 'sN
Is Set for March 13. '7tt

Is Set for March 13. '''ii
WARRENTON, Va, February 81
UP.-The fourth annual Warrenton
Hunt point-to-point races wilbb hetd
Saturday. March l3. AnoryI S.
Carhart. M. F. H., announced today.
The time and place Of the races will
be set later.
Point-to-point races, which four
Nhed In the gay nineties" in
Northern Virginia, were revived by
the Warrenton Hunt four years ago
and officially end the 1e3e-37 hunt
season.
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as a vest charm.
However. the KEY
is available also
as a sweetheart
pin" for the fem
mime members Of
the honor class
society.
Special designs
for various classes
of membership
executive. active
a n d honorary
are being con-
sidered now by
the national Of
fee.
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WILL TOUR RACE TRACKS.

NEW YORK, February ~ @.-A
groupsof German horse racing enthus-
lasts arrived on the Hamburg today
fer a tour of turf centers in this
country and Cuba.
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Selections for Fast Track at Hialeah Park Tomorrow
(BEST BET-GENIE PALATINED
BEST Bet-GENIE PALATINE.)
FIRST RACE-MARSHY, DARBY
DELT, PULL CORD.

BEST Bet-GENIE PALATINE.)
FIRST RACE-MARSHY, DARBY
DELT, PULL CORD.
Mediocre maidens will seek to
graduate in the opener and with
Is juveniles slated to 60 postward.
MARSHY has shown lot of early
foot in her recent performances,
being third to Johnny Dear and
Drift Along in her last outing, and
we believe she looks like the pick
of the lot. DARBY DELT may
head PULL CORD for the place.
SECOND RACE-RAVENNA, MY
GOODNESS, SPOTLESS.
The second Is another trashy az
fair and Is bad race upon which
to risk good money. RAVENNA,
according to our figures gets the
call. MY GOODNESS is very fleet,
but has been showing a tendency
to quit. With nothing much to
extend her early she may give
lIlc dlCOullJ Vi llCI oElA. OK VI -
LESS figures next best.
THIRD RACE - HUNTERDON,
IPSO FACTO, LIT L E
MAKE.
Nicely weighted with only los
pounds and booked over a distance
i mile-which should bring
out his very best effort, HUNTER
DON looks much the best in the
third. IPSO FACTO may head
LITTLE MAKE for the place.
FOURTH RACE - PELERINE,
BRIGHT HAVEN, WISE
DUKE.
PELERINE, a high-class filly in
H. P. Headley's barn, ran her ri-
walls dizzy in her last outing, but
she moves up several notches in
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OAKLAWN tSlow).
1-Galeway, Forget Not, Pat c.
2-Harry's Dream, Star Cluster,
Monburn.
3-Aunt Myrtle, Pharatime, Leon
ard Wilson.
4-Jonnie Nuchols, Tetrashera,
Cross Ruff.
5-Bill Donoghue, Infidox, Golden
Fate.
6-Pencader. Barrette, Building
Trades.
Lucy, Laura Kiev, Facchina.
8-Proteus. Capitalist, Rolanda.
Best bet-Harry's Dream.