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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-02-22
IASSilVANlA HAS
LsAa'S BIGGEST SNOW

aAKRISBCRG, Pa, Feb. 22.-
lt-The heaviest snow blanket
tie season today covered the
eSten;ga! section Of Pennsyl-
Pa, ranging in depth from s to
aches, |; was accompanied by
q winds, The storm blocked
Fry roads, Telling telephone
Pc and stripping limbs from
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-02-22
Transport MISSING

rPp~s1"L' Alaska, Feb. 22.-
'nser % oIa Alaskan transport pas
As "a, ,''ne Of the Gillian Air
y 0, ; a. reported missing Sun
q Ann night between Cordova
81 Lem The plane, with
Eeb. 10 As pilot, left Cordova
'ret sine aud has been unre-
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-02-22
Garden Club to
Hear C.L. Grey

Announcement was made TINS
morning of a meeting of the new
Garden club, to be held TUESDAY
night at 1880 o'clock at the nome
of Mrs. B. F. Station, on the FIAT
Rock road. A feature OF the oe-
casion will be an address by =. l..
Grey on Rose Culture.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-02-22
hTRA POLICE Police
TRANSPLANT
Law. and Sympathizers
Are Tear Gassed in
Celebration
|ouLD ORGANIZE
CHRYSLER WORKERS

=, rvrIANp. Feb. -. CUP.
y, ~ Soiilc guarded the Fisher Fisher,
|Is = . y., plan, here today
= e, 30, 81 a clash between the
= o. .,sTber, and unorganized
|.,ssS. ., ,Le nlan,
\. .' , rsUor; that clio unionists
. % sictk entry Of workers not
-, = Tin United Automobile union
I-'1rs
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-02-22
WOODMAN CIRCLE

Woodman circle, auxiliary of
the WOW, will hold its regular
meeting at the w. o. w. hall
Tuesday night at 1880 o'clock.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-02-22
GOOD AFTERNOON

In some parts Of the country,
Il seems, the husband must wash
dishes until his wife is tall enough
to reach the dishpan.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-02-22
WEATHER

III, fair tonight; Tues
Il, cloudy and somewhat
.lrnsr.
Evening star., 1937-06-27
Ipterhish Champs Battle Fieroe3y.

1nterhigh Champs Battle Fieroely.
WHAT match! What 4 magnifi-
cent display of staying power.
What grit and fortitude each displays.
I'm speaking of the current struggle
between Robert Knox undefeated 1896
interhigh chess champion, and William
Reynolds, undefeated 1897 interhigh
chess champion.
They arc playing for the in
dividual interscholAstic cham
pionship Of the District Of Co.
lumbia, the hrN event Of its kind
In annals sf local ehessdom.
The prize IL an individual medal
donated by the Y. NJ c. A. Also, the
victor has his name etched on the
beautiful bronze "Y" Trophy and re-
tains custody Of the award until New
Year day. 1898, when the second an
nual interscholastic tournament ON
cially opens at the "Y."
For the spectators gazing at the
immovable school champions there is
only one theme song. which. begins
Under the wide and starry sky. dig
the grave and let me lie"-for fans, the
boys during their first encounter
played three and q half hours and
made 4 grand slam of II moves.
Next morning they renewed the
game. On through the afternoon 80
I'm told) they played and at late
eventide Bill" Reynolds coolly gar
Evening star., 1937-06-27
FRONTIER HANDICAP
ROMP FOR INFANTRY
Millsdale Horse Cracks Track
Record in Win at Detroit.
Minstrel Is Second,

B, the Associated Press.
DETROIT, June 2e.-1nfantry Of
the Millsdale Stables, leading all
the way, won the $4,000 added From
tier Handicap here today and estab-
lished a new track ~ecord tor the
mile and three-slyteerths.
Carrying l0S pounds, Infantry ran
the distance in 1868 to finish three
lengths ahead OF Mrs. Emil Dene-
marks War Minstrel Azucar. from
Fred M. Alger, ir.'s stable, far back
most of the way. closed strongly to
take third place.
Whopper. Hal Price Headleys s.
year-old giant. disappointed a crowd
OF 10000 spectators. who made him
the favorite despite his heavy impost
of l3O pounds. Hustled f.o mthe start,
OF 100 pounds. Hustled from the start,
Infantry broke the track record set
in the Detroit Derby last year by
Hollywood, former stablemate of
Whopper, at 1:5725.
Evening star., 1937-06-27
Rockingham Park
Results
b the Associated Press.

D, the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Psrse. 500: elaimins;
s.1S;: s.;s -: S:s;S S.,S: ss:'h' g.:
Jelly Jaekie> 40
as: As' r.aGx!.. .ssx! Trophy. !!..s..1. 3.
ssn DreSs. Aura. Mix and chsrviteh.
SECOND RACE-P.rse: $500: claiming;
3-year-eids and -: 1 mile.
81: Es!s; =: y .'':isss' s:s::s '' 81: :::
ais*. 4i:s ,.a&iss,.re. Lad; e..,.. Gran.
e.Tio, % Hast, % ssss.S lam e ana az; c.1d.T .'' '''-
THIRD RAcE-rur... sl,ooo; .-y..r-
slds; > furlonEs.
S.1, P5ySsin .1.!; D.S'on 1o,.,,, 4'e' s::s ssscc
F'fi FIN. ,.'s s:,sM' ,S,.1n'" $50
90: $500 :sA.s' :'';a s1,.. s.:s' and
inn,.; "s.h:is and ~ frsasnrs sS
Toroiee tKefever, 5is 800
asun Celerina (Barba, $50
Aiso ran-xtenement II. Lavsni. aB.au
Edyina. Black Mistress and Lady Be-
a-W. g. Kiimer entry.
H.ndie.p: psrse. $1,000 sadss: Scar
f!a; f:r iSS Esi.s.:.: ~ Z r;ksssi., % $40 $50 800
Moenside Dabsen) $50 40
Blaekhirder (BieFmaA) 3.0O
Also ran-Wirsspread, New Deal. Tux-
boat Frank. NeAreish. Pieeelo. Up And UD
and Gala Clay.
SIXTH RACE-Purss, 81 400: claiming;
3-ysar-elds and mp; 1 mile:
Blue Armer Knstt) 1910 7.Ie h.e0
Fur Fiber may 500 $50
PoRcellus (Biernan) $50
Aiss r.nIGnsert EI.ten. rh...time
Bresainr Aliens: Rsyai Blunder. Medius
Dies and Thumbs Down.
SEVENTH RACE-Purss. $500: claim.
ing; 3-year. .olds and uD: d miles.
Westy's Duke tEeea-O 1880 40 4.30
Make 1t (Cimpanellt) 1910 1880
KindaeeFn (Catrsne> $50
Aise ran-Mr. Ban. Het Cake. Caleb.
Whlepercracker.. Tob Aigh. Lady Hook
berger and Reckless.
EIGHTH RAcE-r.r.e. ssoe: claim
81 iums GCeCemSsJ 1850 1910 eoe
Easiest Way tnanforO 11.40 1000
King Benny (scheih) 7.70
Aiss ran-The sinser. P1ueky Baby.
Rsyal Tread. Leonard Wilson, kaDsns,
Cynwyd. Moralist. shst and Shell and
Minstrelstte.
Evening star., 1937-06-27
Scores in Final Stride,

J EALLON drew his bat and beat \
tune on the sides Of his fast
travelling mount Strabo stepped up
the tempo and with 4 mighty surge
got up in the final stride. The crowd
knew Strabo was home, but 1t wasn't
ohlcial until several minutes later when
the judges posted the numbers after
looking at the photograph Of the hair
line finish.
A half length back of Flying Scot
came Mrs. Louis Viau's Rex Flag to
take third money in front of Scrooge,
. Pasha, Little Sleeper, Teddy Green,
Swahili Exhibitor and Jackie D. Swa-
hill and Exhibitor had little chance
after failing to break with the leaders
Strabo was clocked In 1:46ls.
Evening star., 1937-06-27

&HE:;; E; + i

rotted Bob" Knox's king and whis-
pered, soto voce, ALAS, poor Yorick."
As this column is written the story Is
going the rounds as to how, in the Sec
ond fray after four hours OF play and
eight moves made, Miss Edith
johnson bounced into the Social
Chess Lounge and literally bawled out
"Bill' for not hieing away to Central
High School and donning his cap and
gown to receive his sheepshn before
the prexy rang down the curtain.
Yes, sir, william would be
minus = diploma II chess had
been allowed 10 have hs sway.
Knox is seeking to even the score
In the second round. And when
Scotchman takes his chess seriously,
then, nothing short OF 4 stroke OF
lightning can speed up the High
lander.
Reynolds, did you say? Between
moves? Why he Is unraveling Elm
STEMS theory on relatively!
Evening star., 1937-06-27
FEATURE AT SALEM
TO FAIR KN|GHTESS
Romps Of With Granite State
Handicap. Beating Noonside.
New Deal Is Third.

By the Associated Press.
(ALCM, N. H.. June 26--H c. Nc
Gehee's Fair Knightess, fleet T.
year-old daughter OF Bright Knight.
broke away from nine rivals and never
could be caught ~ she romped OF with
the NTH running OF the Granite State
Handicap before Is, 900 spectators here
today.
Perfectly rated by Johnny Kacala.
Fair Knightess virtually new over the
l-l6-mile route in 1:453s. finishing
. length better than anything else in
the field
Nearest to her at the finish was
Cleveland Putnam's Moonside, which
overhauled Araho Stables New Deal
4 quarter mile from home but was not
equal to the task Of catching the n.y.
ing winner.
Evening star., 1937-06-27
CULPEPER SHOW LURES
Randle, Couzens and Other Local
Stables Have Entries.
Srecial Dispatch to The Star.

6recial Dispatch to The Star.
CULPEPER, Va, Jur,c 26.-Entries
from the stables Of U. 8. Randle,
Miss Betty Couzens and other WASH
ington owners have been received
here for the annual Culpeper Horse
Show and races to be held on July
and S, according to an announce
ment made today by Richard Peach,
manager Of the event.
The Llangollen Stables of Mrs. John
Hay Whitney and numerous other
outstanding Virginia show strings also
will compete In the hunter and
jumper classes.
There will be . program Of nat
and steplechase races At the con-
clusion Of the horse show bill each
day. . .... ...
Evening star., 1937-06-27
Delaware Park
Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000: c-year-
eid.: ; fnrion.s. , o ,o
(asteurized tMalley) 40 $50
Akev Then tGiIbern $50
Also ran State Witness. Deep Rock
Araho Lass Head Gear and Chardash.
. sreesR 9:.2..s. she.rs:s End ss ,..iss.. claim
Mans Choice lMalleyl $50 $50 100
Border Queen (James) 4.6O
Also ran|sir Kos.: brisht Gem. Joan
Asbestos, Rise and Shine, Grand Jester
CDaii, Double paid sii3soJ
THIRD RACE-Pur.e. $1,000: elaimins
I,riy autumn iMsSsD 1910 go go
<Rcx.I ReiEh McDermott $50
Also ran-Bro.d Kill. Dizzy Dame and
Winning Chance.
.ns; s.sea!.eld.: fariens.' ''' '"
6:s. t:s, Ma n.r'IS l%,1,;.I 1MRno 40 e" S s"
Ale1andrine tDe Camiilis) 3.10
Also ran-Malisn and Sun Chaueer.
FIFTH RACE--P.rse. $4,000 added;
e.ysar-elds; the Kent Handissp: i: miles
s,1tss r;ss 81, ,f.'Ioc, sf!,n.,, 500 90" o"
Rex FlaE (MevritD 800
Time, 1:461S.
Also ran-scrooxe, Pssha. Exhibitor.
swahili. Jackie D.. Little Sleeper and
fTedd' Green
SIXTH RACE-Purse. GI,5OO: 3-year-
sids and ~: Wilmington Handicap: 6 fur
lenEs
Mower tMalleyI $50 40 80
Bill Farnswerth tHsweiD 80 3.20
Carvola (De Camiilis} 100
Time, 1:113k.
Also ran - Vslevictorian. DrudEery,
Aueho Gusto and Orient Express.
SEVENTH kACE--Purse. $1,000; B.
year -olds and up: ! Il miles.
DARK Rope Fallon) $40 80 80
Zay tAdlemsn) $50 $50
Treford tMcDermotD 3.4O
Time. I:451s.
Also ran-Tabitha. Penpey's Ssuaw.
EIGHTH kACE-Furse, 81 900: claim
Ing: 3-year-slds and up; I Il miles.
f.tard tMeDsrmotD ,.5o $50 $50
Sickson Smith 1900 $40
4 More fep (NApieFl $50
Time. 1:48h.
Also ran-Emvee, Bad Dreams. Credu-
leus and scandinavian.
Evening star., 1937-06-27
PASS 'EM ADDS A RACE
Takes Agawam Feature to Regis
ter Fourth Straight.

AGAWAM Mass, June 26 fP.-
Joseph Green's Pass En- BY won his
fourth consecutive victory OF the meet
ing at Aeawam Park today in the
featured Valley Arena Handicap.
Ridden by Georgia Rose, Pass EN-
BY engaged in rousing stretch duel
with High Hedge. star OF the Mary
land tracks this Spring, and won by
a neck in the fastest time OF the meet
ing.
He stormed over the three-quarters
OF mile in 1:ll3.
Bubblesome. the favorite, tried to
match the blazing early speed OF High
Hedge. but he was never able to move
up into the contention and finished
behind Bill Bleiweiss and Strategist
Evening star., 1937-06-27

HARLEY'S two-mover, problem No.
80, is solved by: Kt-K3, a waiting
move
The move unpins a Black r and
avoids the pin of the White r by /.
R-Qktl. Whites Knight-move to
Kings fourth is only . try which is
defeated by R-QKtl.
Correct keys come from Serrt.
Alton o. Coppaxe, z. W. Allen
and A. G.. Dreyer.
Charles Carrico SUGGESTS Kt-K4 Err
hem! Charles, what is the philosophy
behind this inadeauacy? Daniel Breeskin
and Paul Hodses trip even as Carrico.
And there is no word from Clair J. BreSS-
=. Hayes and Charles C. Rassdale. Quo
vadis problemists for the Angel and May
ladder prizes?
William H Waller one Of the six
topnotchers in the District May Ladder
Contest. is content with honors won.
VacationinS at Breezy Bluff near Lake
James, Ind. he writes: Il have Just re-
ceived your chess column kindly
accept my thanks for the enjoyable en-
tertainment Hope you have an
right in it, And maybe do better, having
causht onto some Of your tricks" Good
fshin', w. H.
Evening star., 1937-06-27
Second Loss for Aneroid.
Aqueduct Results
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Pur.e: .oeo: .-year-
old maiden hIiies: 5 furienss.
P:s.'ts Pa; csnD."s ss'df" r.,.,o '' sss Il IL
h:n1ss.. 4i... ,:o,,a' e. a'nf'F" IS
tern and RaEss and Tass.
., s.c9Sn k.cETh. o!s 6, G,'r, s::':
:::;: *::::. Il; x$i.:; = !;:'::;$ S:!|:: Il !!
AZ .:n1xrsis.l, s'. s:sss; Drill
,v11s THIRD !, "a aacIrh: .1.S Great An.1's.n:
: :s....n tA.s... 1873 :-s J.:
Perpetuate tSteut 4-A Is
Dauber tWerkman) s-s
Ais. e. .r..n9wi.. c.....,. l.A,., Ledge,
''...,s: .MM:eme1. ."s FsI. nas'ss entry.
eap; purse. $4,000 added: 3-year- -slls;
e.: Ss::5 ,,IIi. q. .s.,, ,s,:.n IL =. =; -;
Rssenna OPeterD is
akeyal kAimeAt
Al. n. whitney entry.
FIFTH RACE-The Brooklyn Handicap:
purse. $50, 600 ADDED; a-year-elds and
up; rs miles.
Sea Biscuit tPsilard) 1873 SIS 3-S
Ansrsid (kosengarten) IL 1-2
Memory Book (Arearo) As
Time. 1:SO1s.
Also ran-BulVark. Geld Seeker
Maeriel. . Roaemont Rust and Scotch Ban
a-Fsxcateher Farm entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purke. 81 400; 7.ysar.
cid maiden Allies: s furiongs.
kipples tSteut 81 2-l IL
Wes tReniek al 4.
DauKhter Fair tCoueei A..
Time. 1901.
Alse Pan-OutbearA. Reem Service
Lesfdes and Gaierest.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. - .OOO; claim
inx; S-year-elds and up: h miles.
Saint Pierre tSarns) as I-2 su
Midshfpman (WalD As aa
Glastonbury tArcaro) ou
Time. l:46M.
Also ran-Glitterinx.
Evening star., 1937-06-27
0UTLASTS 'ANER0|D
TO SCORE BY NOSE |
Memory Book Closes Fast
for Third Place in Big
Race at Aqueduct.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
"A YEW YORK, June &C. 8.
M Howards crack California
N campaigner, Seabiscuit, out
4 lasted John A. Manfuso's
speed marvel, Aneroid. In = spectac-
ular stretch duel at Aqueduct today
and Won the forty ninth Brooklyn
Handicap and $lS,025 by a nose.
The Greentree Stables Memory
Book, closing with his usual belated
rush, took third money as William du
Pont, jr.,s Rosemont, which defeated
Seabiscuit nose in the 500, 900 Santa
Anita Handicap, wound up distanced
seventh in q field OF nine.
The winner, second choice in the
betting to Aneroid at 16 to S. was
clocked in l: so l-5 for the mile and an
eighth and boosted his 1887 earnings
to $64,0
Wins in Camera Finish.
A CROWD of nearly $4,000 saw
Seabiscuit and Aneroid hook up
in one OF the finest speed duels Of the
season. Seabiscuit was sent to the
front, raced Bulwark into submission,
but had to be hard driven to earn the
decision In a Photographic finish
Aneroid, eased back In the run down
the back stretch, moved up with
terrific rush around the turn and ap-
peared the winner at the furlong pole
He hung however. in the final run and
Seabscuit, coming up again. just got
up to win. Aneroid was the l3-to-5
choice in the betting.
Second Loss for Aneroid.
r OSEMONT. coupled with Gold
Seeker as the Foxcatcher Farms
entry and held at . to 2 in the betting,
was we'll up for half a mile, but tired
then and was thereafter never a factor.
Gold Seeker finished NTH behind the
Maemere Farms Maeriel.
Seabiscuit, 4year-old bay son of
Hard Tack-Swing On. shouldered 1872
pounds as did Aneroid Rosemont was
lightweight Of the field at 1877. An
eroids defeat came after the Monfuso
colorbearer had won five OF his starts
this year and appeared for the title in
the handicap division.
Evening star., 1937-06-27
SUBSTITUTE RACE Purse S4O0:
claiming: 3-year-olds and up; about 4l7
PITCHER BENTON IS so
Former Big Lacquer Will Hurl
for semi.Pro Nine Today.

ERWIN. N. c., June rs (P.-Rube
Benton. former New York Giants
pitcher, will celebrate his 50th BIRTH
day tomorrow-on the mound.
Benton, who joined the Erwin semi
pro team last year. will pitch against
Angler in the Tobacco State League
He has won three games for per-
feet record 50 far this season.
Since leaving Minneapolis In the
American Association in 1885, Benton
has lived here the year around.
Evening star., 1937-06-27
Chesspourri.

pAUL H. HODGES, No. player OF
the Montrose Chess Club. went
the way of Champion George Derr Of
the Omar Khayyam Chess Club Of
George Washington University and
r. 8. MacCready of Procurement
Division Chess Club when he crossed
rapiers with William Reynolds. YOUTH
full champion OF the Washington In
terhigh Chess Association, recently.
Reynolds star scars steadily upward.
Tuesday last, June %, exactly 100
years ago, Paul Charles Morphy was
born under sunny skies at New Or.
leans. All opinions to the contrary,
Morphy merits the distinction Of
being the greatest chess master of all
time. To celebrate his birthday an
nlversary an al fresco game was
played at Oak Park. ILL.,, with M. S.
Kuhns. president Of the National
Chess Federation, and DR.. S. w.
Becker. president of the Illinois State
Chess Association, directing the move
ments OF the pieces symbolzed by
high school student chess players.
Representatives of all District
groups and clubs cooperating with
the Metropolitan Chess Association
will meet Tuesday, July 6, at 8 pm.
Parkside Hotel
Members Of the Social Chess
Divan play Wednesday evening
At o'clock In the Social Chess
Lounge, 1885 I street northwest.
Visitors are welcome.
Elsie Shepard is queen Of District
chess for 1887. She never lost q
match!
In the Isaac Kashdan "simul" at
Hotel Gordon only Martin Stark,
champion Of the -Four Cs, achieved
= win In . field Of II.
This column uelcome, chessr.,r,
Jdcts and pieDs, and prints the rers
tDhsn II IL neus! Queries drsner.d
~ stamp IL inclosed
tcopyrisht. June ~. 1887. By Paul MillerJ
Evening star., 1937-06-27
FOURTH RACE-EMILY JANE,
AERO, ENAMOR.

This sprint for flllies should re-
suit in good contest, with EMILY
JANE turning on full speed through
the stretch to take the prize.
AERO ranks closest to the first
one but isn't likely to stay along
through the stretch run. ENAMCR
will have no trouble snaring the
third division Of the spoils.
Evening star., 1937-06-27
oCCoQUAN IS WINNER.

Occaquan won . hard-fought game
with the Treasury Procurement Dd-
vision. 6-5, yesterday, at Occaquan.
The winners tied the game up In
the seventh and went ahead in the
eighth behind the fine relief pitching
Of Butler.
Evening star., 1937-06-27
N|PS FLYING SCOT
IN CAMERA FINISH
& 1900 See Second Choice
Take Kent at Inaugural
of New Track.
BY ORLO ROBERTSON.
Associated Press Sports Writer.

WILMINGTON, Del, June 2s.-
Delaware Park, the 3750,00o toy of
William du Pont, jr. and associates,
opened Its gates today and most OF
the near capacity crowd OF $4,000
went home we'll pleased, for Mrs. c.
Oliver 1selin's Strabo, well-backed
second choice, won the featured
$4,000 Kent Handicap.
Coming from far behind in the
stretch, after having only one Of nine
3-year-old rivals beaten at the half
mile post. the son of Pompey got up
in the final stride to nose John Hay
Whitney's favored Flying Scot out of
8 the purse of S8,325.
The victory coming on top of his
DWyer triumph at Aqueduct last week,
boosted Strabo's earnings for the year
to $22,745-a fortune compared to
1886, when his winnings OF $470 hardly
paid for his board and room. Backers
Of the colt, and they we're legion in
tho crowd that crowded the beautiful
compact little grandstand and jammed
the elevated lawn. received SO for each
81 played in the tote" which handled
&62.856 on the big race alone. and
approximately s390,000 on the eight
events
Wins in Hard Way.
JUST as the Dwyer, Strabo was
forced to do 1t the hard way in
ehalking up his sixth triumph in nine
starts and keeping intact 4 record Of
not having finished out Of the money
this year. Lee Skinny Fallon broke
his mount with the leaders, but he
quickly dropped back and groan rose
In the stands as hackers of the big colt
saw their hopeful head into the back
stretch trailing by more than 10
lengths.
In contrast, Flying Scot, third in the
Preakness and Latonia Derby, got
away slowly, but quickly moved up and
was right at Scrooge's tanks as Her
man Phillips representative set a
hot pace past the grandstand around
the first bend and down the back
stretch.
Slowly, but surely, Strabo improved
his position on the outside, but he
still was in fourth place, three lengths
back, when Flying Scot pointed for
home with his head in front and
Scroose holding second for few more
strides.
Evening star., 1937-06-27
SLUGGER LIKES TO READ.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. R.-Reading
historical novels Is the favorite pas
time Of Willie Duke. slugging out
fielder OF the Nashville Southern A.
sociAtion club. He graduated from
North Carolina State College In 1884.
Evening star., 1937-06-27
HAVE GAME, WANT MORE.

Chevy Chase Cardinals will meet
the Bethesda Post of the American
Legion, on the Garrett Park Field
at z o'clock today The Cardinals
want games with other midget teams.
Phone Cleveland 1878.
Evening star., 1937-06-27
Racing Selections for Monday
DELAWARE PARK (Fast)

DELAWARE PARK (FAA).
BY WALLACE DUKE.
Rich Cream. Airesla, Swing
Time
3-MiA Leannah, Clarke, Balcony.
my Surprise, Melody Maid. Busy
K.
4-Proximity. Betty Vic. Tedgall.
'Fore. Parmenarch. Great Blaze.
e-Black Mischief, Sun Way. Yelled
Lady.
7-Playon. Heartease sallandry.
8-Flowery Lady, Luke Phantom,
Moonpenny.
Best Bet-Proximity.
CHARLES TOWN EAST.
BY FEED BOX.
Ada Wan, Justa Jimmie, Polly
Plum.
Little Whisk, Malfreda, Jordon
Rose.
my Surprise. Gay Lass, Mary
Wales.
Sea Finn. Hard Chase, Fred
Alva.
'Peggy Can, Wise Money, Stand
BY.
s-BunsAlow, Lady Cirek. Jimmy
D.
LADY GurIl. BenSay. Dash In.
Substitute RAce-LAdy Buck, Noras
Grace, Whiskora.
Best Bet-Peeey Can.
Evening star., 1937-06-27
THIRD RACE-NAUTCH, SUN
ANTIOCH, BUSY X.

NAUTCH was q little bit short
In sprint at Aqueduct last week.
but showed high speed for q little
more than half mile. SUN
ANTIOCH likes this six furlongs
distance but is little over his
head against the top one. BUSY
K will be able to get up in time to
beat out the others for the small
end Of the purse.
Evening star., 1937-06-27
Canny Naidel Outwits Eaton.

VINCENT EATON, internationally
known a. = problemist, but who
has yet to annex an over-the- board
title in an A class tourney, is real
trickster In match play.
In today's game Eaton staked his
chance Of a win on a neat trap, but
Simon Naidel, his adversary in the
Paul Morphy c. C. tourney, parried
the foxy play and steered safely be-
tween Charybdis and Scylla TO garner
q brilliant victory.
Evening star., 1937-06-27

st Moritz, Dedication, Nipan.
tuck.
1Likevise. Boston Mary. LAdfeld.
6-zandra, Odessa Boy, Lady Itch.
ner.
7-Freedman, Miss HOLLYWOOD.
Might Do.
S-Bye Bye Mary. Sleek, Morpheus.
Best Bet-Likewise.
DELAWARE PARK fFast).
By the Louisville Times
Fly swatter. Gala Moment,
Swing Time.
7-Baloony. Tugboat, Jack Sting.
3-My Surprise, Nautch. Towns
man.
+Pronmity. Tedgal, Betty Vie.
S-Fore, Reddy Teddy. Exhibitor.
|Dutch Uncle, Black Mischief,
Yelled Lady.
7-Heartease, Playon, Jobakheta.
6-Flovery Lady. Paralda, Bala-
pin.
Best Bet-Hearteaee.
Evening star., 1937-06-27
FIRST RACE-GRAVILLA. RICH
CREAM. EVENING TINE.

A five-furlong dash for 2-year-
olds opens the wash-day program.
with GRAVILLA getting the call to
cop the Offering RICH CREAM
has shown lots of promise and may
be able to upset the dope and cash
in on this test. EVENING TIME
can handle the others.