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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-02

very acute attack, with pain under
his Jaw, and went to a surgical
friend who relieved it by taking
five stones out of the duct of the
submaxillary gland on one side
stones which were almost as large
as gallstones. They are quite easy
to take out and the relief is imme-
date.
QUESTIONS FROM READERS
T. T.: please write on the
cramping of the feet and legs be-
low the knee, the cause and cure" "
Answer: In most instances the
cause of cramps in the calf is I'M
known. It may be nervousness or
simply a habit that the muscle
gets into of going into cramp when
it is in a certain position. This is
true of the cramps that occur
while in bed and in the early
morning. Cramps which come on
on exertion and stop the patient
while walking are due to spasm OF
the arteries. The condition Is
called intermittent claudication.
There is no cramp Of the muscle
itself in this condition. The best
treatment is the one enforced by
Nature - rest. AbstentiOn from
prolonged exercise must be carried
out for a year or more. The use
of hot baths, contrast baths, mas
sage and daily periods Of elevation
Of the feet, alternating with put
ting the feet in a dependent posi-
ton, may give relief.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-02
DON'T BLOCKADE HIM

EVERY PLAYER should keep
his eyes open to avoid blocking his
partner in the run of a suit. Many
a no trump defense depends en-
tirely upon the bringing in of a
single string Of cards. If it Is in
terrupted, through the shorter
partner being unable to keep the
lnger one in the lead. disaster be-
falls.
Evening star., 1937-06-06
Suffolk Downs
Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse.. &! 900: claiming;
3-year-olds and up; furiongs.
Sans., Wt:Hn tK'ss.'h0e (ksst;1 so ssc sc ssc ssc
irish Hero Tei.hman) 1I.so
Time. 1:14A. ~
, ss.s. .nrrsi or ss,n: fs' s:'e
Poker. Whisk Party and Biz Show.
SECOND RACE-Pur,e. sI,1OO; claim
Coed Dame fbierman) $50 800 $50
Crestonian 5Can6elD $50
to1S Az ~. S,i sd sE Rose, lun'
sI.soo; allowances; a-yesr-oid,: 5 fur
Bold Turk a. HanforG 4.so 2eo $50
\ Family Friend Lynch) $50
Aise r.nwPapa Jack. Geld Breeze and
Spindle Top.
a-P.raron stasl. entry.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 81 200: claim
ing: 3-year- -oIds and up; 1 mile.
Likewise tBiernan) 1880 $40 SOC
EuryaIus (Eccardj 1900
Also ran-Bravins Danger. strat.si.t II,
HSd :S. esf q ram. IN: ftss:r Psteh sh'
FIFTH RACE - MAssoseft Handicap;
purse. - 900 added: 3-year-eids and MP:
sii:eiSira.r j: tBi.rm.n, 7.4s SEQ 40
Trsuper tCinpanellD a7.e0 1.sO
Up and U tHanfsrO 40
Time. 1:ts3H
Also ran--Tuxbeat Frank. Don Gu1man,
New Deal, Gala Clay and Muehs
bAraho Stable entry.
SIXTH RACE-John Hancock HanAi-
CAP; purse. $4,000 added; furlonEs.
The FIGHTER tH'tshoe) 1900 1.2o 40
Lady Higloss Lynch $50
Time. 1:I1M.
Also ran Aeeelade. Bill Farnswsrth,
Melody Lane (NeaD 1910 700 $50
Church CAN &C. smith) $50 4.4O
Bahamas CKenny) 4.8O
Time, :464.
Also ran-Msralist. Dizzy B.. Speedy
SkipDy. Cynwyd. Count Me. Winter Spert.
More Pep and Hit and Run.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
INF: 3-year-elds and NJ; a miles
dWesty's Duke (snith) s.2O $40 $50
aSteelhesA tJAeklsl 400 4.4O $40
Hanasems Hal tHishtshoe ..4O
Also rsn~Trujille. wico. Secret Vote,
Joe Sam and Canpra.
-RaA dead heat.
Evening star., 1937-06-06
Washington Park
Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. 1900: claiming,
s. anG 1' mile iso i1s :" $40 s.'d' 500
Dandy Jzy tRObert~op) S.80 $50
Red f,me Re'u. ,.,s e. E. fhi''iDo $50
Also ran-Minton Paiasa, Natlie Alice,
Hazy Autumn and Ereeh.
SECOND KAcE.P.r,.. $1,000; claim
Silver Braid lCorb.tU $50 80 aeo
Sun Spice tMsrineiiD 500
Also ran@Try.nhurry. Night Bandit.
Real One, Ma,kilio and Ahead:
DAILY Double paid a69. .sO)
THIRD RACE-,Purs.. $1,000; maiden
?-year-olds: furlonxs.
Tedd, Weed iAnderson) $50 $50 300
lnvincibie Haas $40 ESQ
Lenpola tbalaskD $40
Also ran-ouiek GETAWAY. Mis-. Leu.llen.
Employer. Book Reader and Little Time.
FOURTH RACE-rur.s, sI.aoo; allow
No Sir tBalaskD go ont
HermosilIo tCorbetD out
Also ran-suns-, Trail
FIFTH RACE-Pur... $1,000: allow
Boston Pal IS. Roberts 80 800 800
Cross Bow il tAnder,on) 400 $50
bOoImAktr thObeTtsonb 40
Time. I:3a14
Also rsn-Combahee. James City and
Miss Saxon.
SIXTH RACE-Great Western Handi-
rap; purse. IS 1000 added: 3-year-olds and
up: -, miles.
Count Morse tAndersen) $50 90 3o0
Woodlander fRyanl $50 90
Cardarrone tE. Z. Philips) 80
Time. ?:09is.
>, Also ran-a Cerinte; Count Arthur. Sir
Jim James. War Emblem and Grand
Manitou. a-Mrs. =. Denemark entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
inK 3-yearoldX and up: furiongs
Black River tRenickl I44O $50 $50
Panic Relief tRvant $40 3SQ
Prince Spiendor tRobertS 2.60
Time. I:l4.
Also ran-Lemcnt. Faust. BarterinE
Kate and Marcabala.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, 81 600; claim
InE: f-year-oids and up: y miles
Byrdine Calvin 1880 10 90 q On
Western Run tknishb 100 $50
Court tRoserl 1920
Time. ! 81.
Also ran-Memphis Lad. Sanero Sir
Boston. Parity and Black Peter.
Evening star., 1937-06-06
Divan'S Membership Surges Upward.

Divan'S Membership Surges Upward.
DRIVING earnestly toward its COW
eted membership goal of $50 loyal
chess boosters for organized chess IN
the District, the Washington Social
Chess Divan led of with squirt this
week at its over -the-bo rally.
among the June members to dat. o ar.
+ Fer psrr shnn An50n N,d. He: 5ons Cen
]. j. cu!Tan. MS Il. 2 Kittr.ase. Mary
Kimberly. David T. Ray. Mrs Mabel Nc
Phsrson James H. Terriil' T W. Glea-
Fltzserald Maud G. Sewall Dale D. Pullen
4; Ripley. Norva! P. wi.sinton. MIS-. . r,
J. H. Finnegan. Samuel J. Tucker; Henry
Reel Albert Conner; Or. A. J: Hall J: G
PsirehlId PAR Abe sela.nbers kGnrad WI
H NJ. Meacham, N. Belate and Stuart
Wasman.
Recent visitors inelud. Mrs; v colonns'
Z. L. Masee, Mrs, Anna Bran Mahmood
Ja.n 1hs sp.y anf Ms T. J.s cst HISs snd fs. N
Spicknall.
Membership in the only exclusive
CneSS CluD IN lne nation S CdplLaI
with modern game facilities Is only
50 for the Summer quarter-June,
July and August.
Prospective members may pay the
50 fee in easy installments, 81 be-
tween June 1-l6. 81 on July 2 and 81
on August 2. Checks should be mailed
to the Washington Social Chess
Divan, 1885 street northwest.
The membership card entities you
to use OF lounge, day and night;
library, instructional lectures. educa-
tional exhibits, lntradivan Journeys
simultaneous exhibitions by expert
players, a 10 per cent courtesy dis
count on chess equipment from the
non profit cooperative Affiliated
Chess Services and guest privileges"
for your wife or announced fancee
Each Wednesday the divan
has general rally at the Park
side Hotel, featuring friendly
Eames among members and
visitors.
You are always extended a cordial
Evening star., 1937-06-06
-FOUR WINS |NROW
FOR RCOUNT MORSE
W0odIander Runs Second by
Length in Washington
Park Feature.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
)H1cAGo, June 5.-Count Morse
won his fourth consecutive
4 stake start today by taking the
Great Western Handicap at
Washington Park before 10000 spec
tators.
The 4-year-old colt, owned by War
rem Wright of Chicago, scored by one
length over Butsey Hernandez Wood
lander, with Cardarrone third.
Eight started the mile and a quar-
ter event with Count Morse's victory
worth 1920 net to the Calumet farm
stable
Count Morse raced the distance over
muddy track in 209h with 1926
pounds up.
Previously He had captured the Ben
Ali Handicap at Kenneland, the Clark
Handicap at Church Downs and the
Blue and Gray Memorial at Washing
ton Park.
Evening star., 1937-06-06
BY PAUL J. MILLER, Jr.,
Americas Authority on Social Chess,

Champ Derr Loses Cup to DR.. Marvin.
TT WAS a coup de maitre. A master
stroke. The genial Fates made
it so.
Mahmood Taher, president OF
the Omar Khayyam Chess Club Of
George Washington University. called
the press on the phone and said: Be
tween and o'clock Wednesday aft
ernoon DR.. Marvin will award in per-
son the chess championship trophy"
When queried as to the exact
time Of the presentation cere-
mony, Taher said: About $50"
Meantime some energetic soul mailed
cards announcing the college chess
club would meet at o'clock, when
the award would be made. Dozens
OF chess players trouped into Colum-
bian House, home of the universitys
alumni association promptly at S.
DR.. Cloyd Marvin, university presi-
dent. notified that the assembly would
be al 5, was there with beautiful cup
in his hands.
Evening star., 1937-06-06
Close for Canyagne.
Charles Town
Results

FIRST RAcE-rurse. $500: claiming
fSli Parrot. 'N.sh:s9 'G.l1.s, 74o ssc Sc" $eS sS
Nav Nav Root ~"
Time O:.501s.
Also ran-Johnny Ban.. veritas and
SECOND RACE-Purse.. s4o0; claiming;
s-year-eld. and up; 81 1ur1"nss m ,oo
Stntnas Mint ssa Cf,.nms.d ,M.es.do, 1' SO" 500 40 -"
Erin's Sun POLK "'oo
and Whiskora
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500; claiming GanI
aai. Fi.d's Wsppinr sGui ,snvd.r $50 go
D'1lins Pat oIryon' ''o'
Also ' ranSHish Sonata. Their First
,usta Cantsr Brisht Cir, ,d md, and Obvious so
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $500; claiming
a.year,clds and up; 617 tnIlonsss' oo go
Sea Finn Root 5'"o t's 'ssn
Lady Gurzil CSherry) a'oo
Also i%e r.n@Garne. yardstick. Little jay,
Penny and Blind Talk.
FIFTH RACE-purs.. 5000; the Pende
ton; Swear -olds: Charles Town course, M
Sun Belle Root $50 $50 a.n
APlayinr Dan tGarreu) *" !an ~
Dun Lucky (Machado) 9-V
Time. 1:1S2@. ,,
Also ran-Miss Adeline. LesdinS WAYS.
Miss Troy. Locomotive and aLtte fercS.
a-P. H. Faulconer entry.
SIXTH RACE-Handicap: purse. $1,000
H-year-olds and up: : furlonss.
french Trap (Garrett 1f.fO sS0 o.iu
Soupcon tSnyder, INV" .'tU
Timber LADY tTerhune) 90"
41sn i1me' ran@Po.tponem.nt J.daan. EN-
zee Flax Raising and Wise sister.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 500. claim
inE: 4-year-olds and up: "a miles
StinEaree tRootl 19.0O 6m aoO
Lady Cirek tTerhune) 3S7 ssu
Bungalow lPalumbel 81"
Also ran-Post BRIGADE. Top Shell and
Queen Nadi.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 800; claiming;
S-year-olds and up; Ia miles.
fukks Heaven .Trycn) 900 t-so go
Canimar tPalumbol $50 S.6O
Jimmy d tMachade) 2}O
Time. 1:49k.
Also ran-BenEay. Ellen Lane. Holland,
Pauline Fl. and Stepee.
Evening star., 1937-06-06
Belmont Park
Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000; allow
ancss: 2-year-olds; 4l1 furi"nss tWidener
Indian iodse ,Reniek) SIS SIS l-s
suburbanite twaD IL I~2
Gay Set tKurtsinreD 81
Also ' rsn-My.hie.I K,ns. s,z.linr l.,
a1hem. Sons Weepor, Deep Rock and
ELenseh.mu. Farm and Mrs. P.
Corning entry.
s,{S SECOND RACE, RAGE.Th. M.,scse.cc. sSc ss
ship E1eeutiv. iH Clements. al s-s
St; Tim. E1.nei: .,Si. 81 R. white So
Anthem. Iunsi. King. Brant aEl Dorador
Thomas Hitchcock entry.
b-F. A. Clark entry.
THIRD RACE-The National Stallion
Stakes; purse. i.ONe added; 2-year-oldsi
The Chief workman I1-5 As 1-3
Catalysis fStenen) SIS 1-lO
Transmitter tWrishb Al
Also ran-Enehanted. Bourbon KinE.
Great Union and Sveetie Pie.
FOURTH RACE-Th. Atlantic Beach
Club Handicap: purse. &1.200 added; B.
year-olds and up; flolonss main eourse)
Jean Bart III. Rieh.M as ont
Support uonkden) out
Also ran-chicolor.do.
FIFTH RACE The Belmont: purse,
$4,000 added 3-year-olds; II. miles.
War Admiral tkurtsinser) 9-10 1-3 1-s
Sceneshifter fStout) So Ii
Namoose tWorkman) 1911
Time, 2:2Sss equals American track
record).
Also ran-Pompoon, Flying Scot Melo-
dist and Brooklyn.
SIXTH RACE-Thc Pennart HAndicap
class c; purse. 81. 200 added: 3-yearolds
and UP: u miles.
Conte tStout 1875 IL 1-2
Sandy Boot fRAy) as 1-2
Caught Lonkdenl As
Time. $50.
Also ran Kievex. Count Stone and
THURSDAY.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81, 400; maid
ems; 3-year-olds and up; 6 furlongs (main
cOurSe).
Learned fWri.hD 1873 IL 1-c
StrollinE Bv honEden) 52 Is
Firing tBayIey) lO-l
Time. J;I2.
Alss ran-Super John. Lausanne Bill
D.. ROYAL Hobo. Bittery Berry, Never
Never, Fly Ahead. Maebcb and Exhibitor.
Evening star., 1937-06-06
Detroit Results

b the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
3-year-olds and W: 6 furionEs.
Larry NJ. (Guymon) c4.eO 40 4s0
Sis Alice tGrilD $50 $50
HiEh Santa FernAnder) $50
Also % r.nHN.vhinney. Come Home, In
definite and Stone Crop.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
3-year-oIds; I is miles.
Job Printer tMeleehel $50 ?,so 80
Georgia Meaden tGriiD 4.40 300
Benz, F,m, 'S,sns.r' .sos. $50
Also ran-CoIon.rs Miss, E.eomur,
Cuban Boy. and Crack Boy.
DAILY Double paid s14s6oD
THIRD RAcE-rur.., $500; ei.iminr'
4-y.ar-olds and up: furlonss.
Bride. Delight HardO $40 3.oo
Anne L. tGuymon) 300
Also r.n@Ie.dinr Bet. c.,nt Cotton
and Notified.
FOURTH RACE-Pur.e, $500; claiming;
3-year,olds and np' furlenss, ,.
k,., s:sS p.t c4sn. e'n Gn,men 1900 ssc ssc sss ss
Alvintour Hardy 24O
Time. 1:12st.
Also ran-Crui.ins. Scout Azure and
kinxsbury.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. ~. Geo added; st.
Clair Stakes: X-yeAr-0ldS. fufienkS.
. High Maria tstev'ssn) $50 $50 ?.40
MiSxivings tHArdy) 3.2O 2zO
Last Messake tCAlverD 26O
Aiso ran - Sir Bevidsre. aRhstt. r.
markabIe and Dorothy Rock.
A-Dixiana entry.
SIXTH kACE-Deile Island Handicap:
purse, 81, 900 added: 3-ysar-olds and up:
6 furlonss.
Iraidy Cat tFisher) $50 SEQ 100
Mansco Calvert $40 $40
aErin Torch tWholey) $50
Aiss ran-D.n Creole. Empty Bottle.
Prince Fellow. aRollin Home, Foiar FliEht,
Billy Bee and Uppermost.
a-DixisnA entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. Se0o: ciaiR-
inr: 4-year-slds and ~: Ia miles.
Imperial Betsy tGrilD 500 4.e0
Joan MaeaW VInAO 3.2O
Time, 200.
AIss ran-silert DOW and All Bays.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. Ssoe; elaiming;
3-year-slds and sp; mile and 20 yards.
Communist tstevenssn) 100 4.00 ESQ
Chief Evergreen tGuymeH) S.00 $50
Hevelztoke tFefnaRdeI) $50
Time. LAG.
Aise ran-Mtss Petrirs. BABY joe. wild
Csunt and Mashed Bud.
Evening star., 1937-06-06
Ladies Tilt for District Crown.

Ladies Tilt for District Crown.
I 1NDER the able chairmanship Of
Maud Sewall the Metropolitan
Chess Association initiate on June
2 the FIRST woman's chess champion
ship tournament ever held in the an
nails Of local chess.
Eight skilled players have entered
the competition for the Official title,
woman chess champion of the Dis
Irlct OF columbia. Perhaps others
will file entries this Wednesday. when
match play will be again in progress
at the Social Chess Lounge, Parkside
Hotel.
Opening play favored Mesdames
Anna Bran and E. r. Shepard, the
former scoring wins over NAV Ovens
and Maud Sewall. and the latter reg
istering splendid victories against
Mrs. H. E. Kittredge and Charlotte
Hallett
Mrs. Vivian JefIers won from Mary
Owens and lost to Maud Sewal.
DR.. NJ. Fitzgerald defeated
Charlotte HaIlett.
Maud Sevsll triumphed over Mary
Owens, who also lost to Mrs. KlttredQe.
The tournament is a single round
robin and no doubt will be completed
by July /. Contesta nts NAV play
matches weekly or semi weekly as lei
sure permits.
Play is governed by the Official che :
code and laws Of the International
Chess Federation.
Chess Problem No. 81.
By G. F. ANDERSON. Social Chez
Quarterly.
Evening star., 1937-06-06
FRAlDY CAT is VICTOR
Beats Mansco by Half Length in
Belle Isle Handicap.

DETROIT, June S (P).-Hal Price
Headleys Fraidy Cat galloped in more
than 3 half length in front Of Mansco
to win the $4,000 added Belle Island
Handicap here today.
Erin Torch, entered with Rollin
Home. was third.
In the other feature race, High
Maria defeated Misgivings and won the
$4,000 st. Clair Stakes. Last Message
was third.
Evening star., 1937-06-06

On the base of the cup were inscribed
the words: George Washington Uni
'ersity Chess Championship, 1887 Won
by George L. Derr.'
DR.. Marvin cleared his throat for
the presentation speech. Taher fidgeted
uneasily Members looked aehast at
each other. Where was Derr?
But the champion never came
-. He wasn't notified.
President Marvin tucked the cup
under his arm and suolled back to
his Office and desk piled high with
urgent correspondence
At $50 the press rushed up in taxi
and bree7ed into the club room to be
met with cries: Its all over. Every
body's gone
Since the stories didn't gee the press
Evening star., 1937-06-06
PLAYS AT DAvIDSONvILLE.

Firestone A. c. nine goes to David
sonville, Nd. today for game with
the team Of that town. Manager
McKenney has his three ace pitchers
Bill Beck, Nal Booker and Al De-
laney-all ready to start.
Evening star., 1937-06-06
BUBBLESOME REPEATS
Beats Strong Field to Capture
Stone Haven at AgAWAm.

AGAWAM, Mass, June R.-
Bubblesome. winner here last week,
repeated today at Asawam track, in
the Stone Haven, the feature At LIS
miles, over a strong field.
The 6-year-old chestnut gelding.
owned by Steve Panarella and ridden
by Bert WINNER engaged the stretch
closing Cascapedis- In . duel and won
out by a neck before $4,000 fans.
Black Boo ran third.
Evening star., 1937-06-06
HORSE JUDGES NAMED
johnson Of Washington on List
for Show at Warrenton.

for Show at Warrenton.
WARRENTON, Va. June 5 (P).-A
number Of nationally known horsenner
have been invited to Judge the event,
in the Upperville horse show to bs
held at Grafton Hall on Friday and
Saturday
Those invited to judge includ.
Thomas Henry of Harrisonburg. Va.
thoroughbred classes; Watson Webb OF
Shelbourne, VT, and Westbury. Long
Island. and John Bowditch, Framing.
ham, Mass, hunters and jumpers; Col
Thomas johnson. Washington. D. C.
remount, and Harry K. Russell and
Thomas Marshall of Woodstock, Va,
heavy draft horses.
Evening star., 1937-06-06
LatOnia Results

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purs.. 500: claiming;
3-yeaI-olds and mp: furienrs.
Live One tHAnkal 4.4O 800 ESQ
Ny Bla,. lschutter $50 500
Red Quill Grain 4.40
Also ran-Bo.rd Trade. Mis-. Bonnie,
Golden Ariel and Our Willie.
nal; purse. 1900: a-year-old maidens; 5
e,1 Al.s5 - s, ,D'ekinson) SEQ s..c 20 :.sc 60
Legal Advice &c. Fowier) $50
Time, 1:OlM.
cap A'G n Rock Road In nd TIM Tnrp Dr. Ds'n'
THIRD RACE-Purse. 5000; claiming;
Blaze d'or CPacker> 300 go 40
Tobacco tSchutte) 500
Also ran%Donna carl., Jack Emma,
DAILY Double Paid ss9.oo3
FOURTH RACE-Th. D.vou Park;
purse: S6c0: allowances: 3-year-oIds and
T Issse 70 d; Johnson $500 1919: 4.:e
Gcpd KinE ~. Garnep 800
Also ran--Marv Soulard. Black Arrow,
Caiera and Air Force.
FIFTH RACE-The Forest Hills: purse,
$500: allowances: 3-year-elds and ~:
fur1onEx.
Arabs Arrow Lonman) $50 800 40
Broadway tHAinea) $50 $50
Antena mccoy $50
Time. i:l3.
Also ran-Zinsali. I Chase. Brierton.
Sailor Man and Kay NJ.
SIXTH RACE-Tbe ouickstep Handj-
cap; purse. $1,000 added: 3-year-oIds and
Dsliberator .Morxan) 1880 TAO 400
\ Deilor tHanka) $50
Time, I:I3A.
Also ram Little Nymph, Southland
Beau. ChErc. Blue Gauntlet. Preeainent.
Dora May. Proph and Woodberry.
a-J. W. Parrish entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. &,ao: claim
nk 3-year-olds and up: II miles.
BARBARA J. tJshnson) 40 800 2.a0
Boy Valet tSehutte) TAO 40
Step Ahead Fowler) 40
Also ran-Panalens. Chena ult, Carnel-
Ian and Butter Beans.
EIGHTH RACE-Pur.e. $500; claimins:
3-year -olds and mp; l mile and S0 yards'
CampAGna tDotter) 4sO 3.40 e.40
Reelaway tHsnka) AGO 90
Mr.. Quick tFarrelD 3.6D
Time. 1904
Also ran-Overiap, Tsp Glide and Just
Buck.
Evening star., 1937-06-06
DEL|BERATORW|NS
INFORM REVERSAL
Manners Man, Del|or Trail
in Quickstep Handicap,
Run in DoWnpour.
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
7 ATONIA, KY, June 5--A bitter
disappointment at to S on the
occasion of his last essay, the
- Everglades Stables Deliberator
showed a sharp reversal of form to
account for the twentyfourth running
Of the IS 900 added Quickstep Handi-
cap.
D. w. Buffers Manners Man was
second and j. W. Parrish's Dellor, a
Disappointing Western candidate in
the recent renewal Of the Kentucky
Derby, third
The race was run in driving rain
storm In fact. so heavy was the
downpour which sent the big half
holiday crowd scurrying for shelter
that it was impossible to distinguish
the colors as the field raced down the
back stretch.
Evening star., 1937-06-06
ROMANS TAKE GAME.

Romans Of the Urciolo Realty Co.
trounced the Branchville nine, 1873
yesterday on University Field. The
winners play the Owens Motor Co.
nine today. a..
Evening star., 1937-06-06

began checking up. The amusing truth
came out later in the evening when
Champion Derr was located at the
Social Chess Lounge.
No, I wasn't notified" he said.
And ruefully rubbing his chin, he
went on, Il suppose I'll have to 20 to
another university next year. I stood
up the president"
Yes, sir, Mahmood, it was 4 coup de
mAitre!
Evening star., 1937-06-06
TAKES THIRD IN ROW,

Georgetown Boys Clubs insect team
took its third straight victory yes
terday when it trounced the Iroouos
A. c.. 30. Burke held the losers to
four hits and famed II.
Evening star., 1937-06-06
THIRD RACE-NYACK, REICH
TETRARCH. BLACK RIBBON.
FOURTH RACE LIFE LINE,
HEN MAN, TULEYRIES
nurnU

LIFE LINE gets into this sprint
nicely and can take down the prize
with a good performance. HENRY
MAN is good at this distance and
will take the offering If the top
one makes any mistakes. TULEY-
RIES RUBY looks very safe for
the third slot.
Evening star., 1937-06-06
Star Sprinters Compete.

TURNING for home Dora May ap-
peared to hold slight advantage
with Manners Man second. A six
teenth from the wire Deliberator
charged out of the covered pack
to win by a length Manners Man
had enough left to stall off the late
rush of Dellor.
The field attracted the best sprinters
in the West, including Hal Price
Headley's Preeminent, which was sent
here from Chicago to fill his engage
ment and went to the post favorite.
Deliberator stepped the three quar-
ters in the excellent time of 1:l37,
Evening star., 1937-06-06
NO.HITTER BY WILSON.

Charley Wilson pitched a no-hit
game for the Michigan Park Orioles
yesterday ss they defeated the r. &
r, Peewees, l2-0, at the Catholic
University Stadium.
Evening star., 1937-06-06
SEVEN III RACE-C VIDE d
HOURS, CANIMAR, jim
nDnuyN

CROWDED HOURS gave a fine
account of himself the other day
at this distance and put on
fast finish to take second money.
CANIMAR is the only one likely
to offer much competition. JIM
BROWN can beat the others a
long way behind the first two
choices.
Evening star., 1937-06-06
ANITA LIZANI VICTOR.

LIVERPOOL, June 5 (P. Anita
Iizana of Chile retained the women's
singles title Of the Northern tennis
championships today, defeating Mrs.
T. N. Strawson. 60. Ga.
Evening star., 1937-06-06
RACE TO PETER SAXON.

Aqua CALIENTE. Mex, June 5 (E,.
Peter Saxon won the Econdido
Calming Handicap hero today. going
the Q ft1rionss IN 1:114s.
Evening star., 1937-06-06
Selections for Fast Track at Charles To,pn Tomorrow,
FIRST CE-MERIDIAN TINE,
SCHLEY GOLD, MARY ALLEN.

FIRST RACE-MERIDIA TIME,
SCHLEY GOLD, MARY ALLEN.
MERIDIAN TIME disappointed
the other day here. This 2-year-
old has flashed more speed than
any Of these opponents. SCHLEY
GOLD has turned in some fine
efforts here and at Hagerstown.
MARY ALLEN will be in the
money If running back to her last
try here.
SECOND RACE HAN LEY,
LADY GLASGOW, PETEE LAD.
HANDLEY is better sprinter
than anything in this race and
has been brought around to sharp
form. LADY GLASGOW is always
dangerous. PETEE LAD is fast
enough to handle the others and
take down third money.
THIRD RACE-NYACK, REICH
TETRARCH, BLACK RIBBON.
A few days ago NYACK was sent
out in sprint and flashed fine
speed for little more than a half
mile. REICH IEIRARCH has
been turning in consistent sprint
efforts lately. BLACK RIBBON
ran in the money against field
of this class during the past week.
Evening star., 1937-06-06
GAINS 10th STRAIGHT.

TakomA Tigers defeated the Cleve-
land Park Athletic Club yesterday
in = good ball game. . to 5. This
was the sixteenth straight win for the
Takoma Tigers.
Evening star., 1937-06-06

White to Play and Mate in Two.
Complete standings Of ladderites in
the D. c. May Problem Contest will bo
given next Sunday. Meanwhile YOU
columnist vades through some 200-o5d
solutions posted during the May tour
ney.
Evening star., 1937-06-06
Aeres Forces Alekhin TO Resign.
4 MATTURS take much delieht 1

playing over games that eminent
masters lose in international Journeys
Paul Keres Of Estonia, who tied with
Reuben Fine Of the United States for
major honors in the Margate (Eng.)
Easter tournament, essayed the
favorite opening Of the famous Span
ish bishop, Ruy Lopez de Segura,
against former world champion, Dr.
Alexander Alekhin with success
Alekhin yielded the game to his
youthful adversary on the twenty
third move.