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Evening star., 1938-08-14
English Opening,
The Scotch Game.

The name has nothing to do with
the trait Of thrift, so often reputed to
the Scotsman. Rather the name arises
from the fact that the Scotch play
ers OF Edinburgh utilized the series OF
moves, given here, with much success
In a postal match against London
players between 1924 and 1926.
Italian writer's, Ercole del Rio (1750)
and Lolli Q760 observed this type Of
opening, but 1t was left to the Scotch
to popularize it.
The Scotch Game. or Gambit, is q
branch Of the Kings Knights open
ing. The starting moves are: P
K4, P-K4: 2 Kt-KB3. .Kt-QB3;
P-Q4, PxP; kip. Kt-B3, etc.
On the fourth move, when White
plays KtxP, Black has his choice Of
three replies that receive the approval
Of the masters: Q-R5, or B-B4, or
Kt-B3.
A correct continuation of kip,
Kt-B3 is: S Kt-QB3. B-Kt5;
KtxKt. KtPxKt; Z B+Q3, P-Q4; 8
PxP. PxP; 9 castles, castles: 10 B.
KKt5, P-B3: II Q-B3, B-K2; IL
QR-K1. R-Kt1; l3 Kt-Q1, R-Kl,
IA P-KR3, B-K3, etc. This game
gives White no strong material advan-
tages and Blacks center pawns are
sufficiently strong to Offset the cramped
position of his Bishop and Knight.
The purpose Of the Scotch Game, or
Gambit, is to advance the QP quickly
Evening star., 1938-08-14
ThistledOwn
Results
By the Associated Press.

BY th Associated PreSS.
FIRST RAcE-Purse. $500; claimins
oda ss:9 w:4d :ns up 'u5ls1s' ?epe
Wendy Darling !Le Blsnc' 400 $50
Also ran-..tNick D. fBaldy Bo Dean.
or;senpp ;HI.,d Time troy Boy. Falermian.
=, SECOND RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming:
3-year-olds and up: furlones lchute):
Fam: Fsm..y gh9ss 'Ssetsen sT S'0n' 44o 2oo 80"
Adolf CGreever) $50
AI:o e' z.nE;solor Miss. Poppy, Smith
Bl9zs Y1.sa and West Star.
IDaily Double paid s11.eo)
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming:
10y IN fot9Rfs sao sau'f
Harpen Belle ,Brcndson) $50
Also ran-Nariss: Do,een; The Millay.
and Persuader.
FOURTH RAcE-The North West Ter
ritory: purse, $500; handicap: 3-year-olds
Candeseent lCowley) 1850 !.eo 500
PrlnCe ArR0 (McAdden) 100
Also % rran-rh.l.s.n. runbridse and
Prenny Ginocchio.
cap; parse sso6a sdded e'en!s ayearaolds: Hsnas
sss:f fssE:i Sss!sh SssSt Ss'.n 400 sS sssss
Franks Boy tBeasy) $50
AlsS M,. aus t;sh sts5 oddes. Plueky
SIXTH RACE-The Intra Circuit Polo:
purse, $500; handicap. 3-year-olds and up;
RSa fsss9s ssSs.r fG5Gs':l Gs:l.,, '+o .csSS rs
Mo fWard) 4.O0
Also ran@Littie Drift. Buttermilk, Girls.
tate, Decourcy. Bold Lover.
SEVENTH RAcE--Purse, $500: claim
ing; 3.year:olds and up: i. miles;
Mint Boy ward $50 $50 go
Thistle Red (CalverD 400 900
Silent Don Terry 4.2O
Also" .ran-Kansascitian. Mr.. Quick.
Uncel July. Park City and Buena Oro.
EIGHTH RACE-The Valorous: purse.
81 900: claiming: 3-year-olds and up:
boubie ie' r. tMolbern 700 400 500
Warrior Slave (sylviO 1880 7.20
Lowry dew $50
Also ran-Henry Dew Great Smoke;
Gipsy. Dance. Beckville. Still Alarm and
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WHITE MEN,

Problem No, 14s; a ,two-mover BY Henry
also 5eys eH ,ffm Aen sm tsn IN
MsSssipp srasns ,obs1 aa YIN weE Tsey to
SatfkaS f0.n Sc sSSusIOns sSgsssfsd .. y = RssS,
edsed.
Another composition by our local
budding composer, Raymond w. Lewis.
is presented herewith for your delecta-
ton. In Forsyth notation:
2b5. 1pPk1K2. 1Pp1pp2. 3BlPp2,
5P1b, 3p3p, 5plr, 7B.
In this problem White has Z men
and Black II. Lewis allows six moves
for correct solution.
Chesspourri.
The first mention Of chess dates
back to an inscription on q tablet of
stone in the great pyramid" at Gizeh
E. The tablet antedates the birth of
Christ by 5000 years thus chess
as an art has history Of 5000 years.
the monumental History Of Chess"
by H. J. r. Murray to the contrary.
;. A famous painting. THE Chess
Players at Caro-" by Muller, sold for
s20,260 In 1874. Keiner Meister
Ernest Knapp frequents the Social
Chess Lounge nightly now that his
spouse is vacationing in Alabama.
Norval P. Wigginton, . director Of
the Washington Social Chess Divan
Club, which meets Wednesday at 8
pm, is serving oficially also a. di-
rector Of the Social Chess Lounge.
All playing arrangements utilizing the
facilities Of the Lounge should be
made with Mr.. Wigginton. Decatur
2279.
Fairy Chess is . hobby Of r. r.
Dawson, 2 Lyndhurst road, Thornton
Heath, Surrey. England His PAM
phlet, "Caissas Wild Roses" has
multitude Of original compositions.
Annually he edits the Fairy Chess
Review and issues this publication at
Christmas time.
Kriegspiel is not played by uniform
international rules as orthodox chess
Readers Of this column who have rules
Of Kriegspiel available are privileged
to post us a copy for comparison.
Gracias
Copyright. August II. 1888. b. Paul
Miller)
Evening star., 1938-08-14
SU|TLAND SADDLE
CARD IS SCOLORF u
Touch of Wild West, Circus
to Mark Show Boosting
Sasscer Campaign.
BY a stan Correspondent Of The Star.

BY stan Correspondent Of The Star.
sUITLAND. Nd, Aug. ia touch
Of the old West and dab Of the saw
dust ring will help entertain specta-
tors at the horse show presented here
tomorrow by the sasscer-for- Governor
Club of Suitland.
A bronco bought by L. O.. Minear,
club president, when the stock of Tim
McCoy's Wild West Show was auc-
toned in Washington recently will be
ridden in . bronco busting" exhi-
bition by a cowboy from the cast OF
the Mccoy organization.
In addition. = high school horse
owned by Mrs. Eleanor Patterson,
Washington newspaper publisher, Is
to be put through its PAGES by a
horsewoman formerly connected with
the Ringing Bros. Circus.
Minear Farm II Site.
The show Is to be held on the
Minear farm beginning at 10 o'clock
and includes 23 classes with cham
pionship awards to be made to the
outstanding hunter, jumper and pony.
Several sweepstakes events are on
the card.
Among the exhibitors from Wash
ington will be Col. David 8. Stanley,
U. 8. Randle, Sd; Miss Margaret Cot
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Hallman.
Claude Owen. Samuel Agnew, Joseph
B. Bland, Katherine Smyser and
Ralph Counselman.
L. w. Cattlett Of Washington and
William Welch Of Friendship, Md,
are to Judge.
Evening star., 1938-08-14

entries. The championship will be
played at the Oakmont Country Club
of Pittsburg.
Chip Shots.
Witty Cox hasn't played a lot OF
competitive golf this year. Less than
ever before" he says I've been too
busy giving lessons here at Congress
sional :" But he isn't going to
miss that $l3,5OO open tournament
at the Fenway Club in September ;. i.
They call it the Westchester open,
and it will be Americas richest money
tourney this year .. other local
entries will include Leo Walper and
Lewis Worsham The ballyhoo
for the tourney already has started
. they are using Sid Brews, the
South African, as a peg on which to
hang the initial publicity burst for
the tournament.
1T is typically American ges-
ture," Sid is quoted as saying about
the Westchester open Golf pros
of no other country would have the
nerve to put it on" =. 1t will be a
five day affair covering 108 holes Of
golf, with first money of 5-grand . .. {.
and Bill Wallace, the tub-thumping
golf promoter from, Miami, is footing
the air-horns via his prolific type
writer.
Up at Cumberland. Md, today the
Maryland State Golf Association is
putting on an 18-hole handicap tour
ney the State association will
hold at Five Farms next Sunday the
mixed two-ball championship affair,
won last year at Chevy Chase by Betty
Meckley and Volney Burnett they
expect a big turnout for the affair.
The scoring should be low. for
they will use the selective drive
system, which always results in
good scoring.
Cox has scored the lowest round of
any of the local pros he got
"hot" one day some years ago and
played the Marine and Field course
in Brooklyn in 56 whacks, against
a par Of 10 J.. but the course was
short" he says =. =. Dave "Cut-up''
Herman, slips the info that the public
links team members all will be at
Cleveland by next Wednesday
Ted Burrows leaves today with his
family for Niagara Falls by auto
Jim Gipe. Bob Morris and City Champ
Andy Oliven will shove off Tuesday
by motor . the tourney will open
August % at the Highland Park
course, and rotund S. G. Leoffler, boss
of public links golf here. will go out
to Cleveland on the trail Of the ma
tional championship for 1910 he
hasn't much chance to land it, or so
the dope has 1t, for Baltimore is hot
after it for 1899 on the Mount Pleasant
course, and if it comes this way in
80, it isn't likely the links moguls will
send it here in 1910.
DR.. Allan Wolfe Of Columbia is
back from a tarpon trip with tales of
whoppers caught on thin line AL
Jamison of Indian Spring is becoming
quite a fishing addict Congress
sional's golf team, sans Witty Cox,
should win from the Country Club of
Virginia at Richmond today.
Evening star., 1938-08-14

upocttau8 tklc leNQeTS al CltAe races, /,
Donald MacMurray, Fred Reinfeld, the
prolific author Of texts on the art Of
chess: Jack w. Collins, Z. w. Mar
chand, Herman Helms, dean Of Amer
ican chess columnists: Arnold 8. Den
ker, who has exhibited before local
fans, and DR.. J. Platz.
In 1888 Kashdan toured the chess
minded countries of Europe and made
. whirlwind swing Of the United States
Occupying the limelight then as.the
foremost match player Of America, he
was the logical challenger of Frank
Marshall's supremacy as American
champion. But the much publicized
meeting never came to pass, for Kash-
dan, despite his increasing treasury,
never obtained the necessary $4,000 to
make legal bid for Marshall's crown.
After the keen disappointment of
1888. Kashdan continued to win the
New York State title and the cham
pionship Of the Manhattan Chess Club
and to represent Uncle Sam abroad in
the international team tournaments,
but he displayed only occasionally the
brilliance that characterized his play
during the heyday Of 1888.
Today Kashdan seems to have
recovered some Of the will to
win" spirit.
His performance at Boston aston
ished the severest critics and vindi-
Gated the faith of the most sanguine
admirer. At Cazenovia the New York
er says he will capture the Bingham
ton Cup. Aye, time will tell.
Receives Brilliancy Prize.
Winner Of the consolation masters
tournament of the A. c. F. at Boston
the tournament that ranks midway
between the open championship and
the class Al. Donald MacMurray was
presented the special brilliancy prize
for his game with Weaver w. Adams,
Boston titleholder. The game:
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after P-K4, thus clearing the way
for development Of the White Queen
and White Bishop. The advance OF the
Queens Pawn by White on his third
move was for years considered q
theoretical answer to the question,
When, If ever. can White play Pot
with advantage in the Kings knight 8
opening?"
However. international experts havs
discarded the Scotch Game in present
tournament play. Reuben Fine, one Of
Americas greatest living masters. says
the Scotch Game is a rather colorless
opening which involves Black In little
difficulty"
Chess Problem No. Isl.
By c. A. L. BULL, 1892.
FIRST Prize. British Chess Masasine.
black MEN,.
Evening star., 1938-08-14
NET DEADLINE NEARS
Federal Tourney Entries Will
Close Thursday Night.

The annual Federal employees ten
MS tournament will start Saturday
aftsYnoon at the Potomac Park courts
It wAs announced last night. Mems
and women's singles and doubles will
be played with trophy going to the
apartment winning the most points.
Entries will close at 6 o'clock Thurs
dAy night at the Tennis Shop, 1919
Fifteenth street NV, and ofacials
stressed the point that no names would
be included In the draw until entry
fees are paid. Regular fees of 50 for
singles and 50 for doubles teams will
prevail.
Evening star., 1938-08-14
FEDERAL GOLFERS
. FACE FULL WEEK
All "a Teams in Evening
Star Tournament Will
Be in Action.
by WALTER McCALLUM.

Twelve matches, marking the most
active week in the early part Of the
series for the team golf championship
Of Uncle Sans Government depart
ments, will bring the four sections
much nearer 4 decision during the
next five days. All the ~ teams Of
divot-lifters from the departments in
the tournament sponsored by The
Star, will swing into action during
the week, in . chase after . trio Of
teams deadlocked for top honors. War
and Treasury, tied for the loop lead
after the opening week of play with
clean-sweep victories, were joined last
week by the strong Veterans Admin
istration OUTFIT, which whipped Intern
al Revenue 6 to 0 in Section 1.
This Weeks Matches.
Here are the matches scheduled
this week: Section /: tomorrow-Rur-
al Electrification Administration vs..
Reconstruction Finance Corporation at
Belle Haven: Tuesday-Post Once vs..
Social Security, Indian Spring, Thurs
day-Commerce vs.. Justice, Beaver
Dam.
Section 2: Tomorrow-Patent Of
flee vs.. F. B. l., at Beaver Dam; Tues
day-War Department vs.. Navy De-
partment at Army-Navy; Thursday
Securities and Exchange Commission
vs.. Federal Housing Administration
at Belle Haven
Section 3: Tomorrow-Agriculture
vs.. Procurement at Indian Spring;
Tuesday-Treasury vs.. Labor at Beav-
er Dam; Friday-1nterior vs.. Govern
ment Printing once at Army-Navy.
Section 4: Tomorrow-Works Pro-
gress Administration vs.. Accounts and
Deposits Of Treasury at Army-Navy;
Tuesday-General Accounting Office
vs.. Internal Revenue at Belle Haven;
Friday-Veterans Administration VS..
Soil Conservation at Indian Spring.
Vet Administration Features.
Veterans Administrators clean
sweep over Internal Revenue was the
high spot of the contests last week,
although Justice came close to a clean
sweep in its 5-to-l victory over r.
E. A. This match, by the way. orig
inally was scored incorrectly. Match
es are decided solely on best ball team
play, with one point being scored for
each nine and one for each 1S-hole
best-ball match. Only 6 points can
be won or lost, 3 to each foursome.
Securities and Exchange played
Patent ONCE to 80 deadlock. while
Navy found q tartar in . strong F.
H. A. outfit, which battled them to
A 3-to-3 tie. Agriculture licked G.
P.O., 5Ea to "a. and looms Is one Of
the strong outfits In section 3.
Evening star., 1938-08-14
TWINS OFFER PROBLEM
B! the Associated Press.

B! the Associated Press.
A couple of youngsters named
Lyons met in the finals of a Golden
Gloves boxing tournament in Nebraska.
They were brothers. They also were
twins.
They looked so much alike that the
referee had to call them to the center
of the ring after the bout to ask which
was which. before he could award Les.
ley the decision over Wesley.
Evening star., 1938-08-14
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR.

Walter johnson captured his
10th game of the season, allowing
Philadelphia eight hits and getting
q home run as Washington won,
6-3. The Nationals still are con-
sidered very much in the league
race. They are in third place, but
3h games behind the Red Sox.
John C'Home Rum Baker of
the Yankees said he was going to
quit baseball after the current
season and take up farming In
Maryland.
Evening star., 1938-08-14
MARCY GETS PRIZE
AS TRAPSHOTS TIE
Collects on Flip Of Coin After
Four Are Deadlocked in
Contest at Benning.

BY the flip Of coin, Julius Marcy
captured the added target handicap
at SO targets yesterday at the WASH
ington Gun Club after j. M. Pearce,
Kelley Wynkoop and R. D. Morgan
had tied with him for first place with
the maximum so.
DR.. J. G. Wynkoop, handicapped at
is yards. and Pearce, shooting from
81 yards, tied in the 25-target event
with "a breaks, with DR.. Wynkoop
collecting the trophy on the toss.
Following are results:
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FairIavn. :, Roct Creek =

Potomac -------- - ~ 1888
Fairlawn. :, Rock Greek. :.
baker aN:,. "a 81: Herbert 81 de-
teated Haney; g.. 80; Smith 81 de-
q defeated Burns. 81. 60; Brooks
DoublesIDsek and Smith CF, defeated
and Eueenio Fj defeated Baker and
Doyle, If. 6-3, 6-3: Haney and Burns
r: r: G. defeated Gardner and Housh' 6-4'
sinsles-Judd q, dete Gated March 81.
e% sp5ifss s Me 4x. dets,'se sa,..s.s srsdsS Lax
Levering: 81. 81: Treuthart u, de-
issted ss4nes ESde ali.sh:d R.shs5d;Sn ga
DoublesEJudd and Bradley p, de-
ts.sa NJ March a1:nsfFf .na botts sas S 9n'd
H,s 5e3ises asa saa flsssaaa. defeated Lev
ering and Ruckman. 6-2. 6-2.
Fai.laIn. 9; Monument. 3;
sS# o.: Niemeyer ms defeated Con-
,rsfss ,rsfss nan ss s,;1 ss !ohR Smith To % g.
sIfA Ms defeated e kesnek; -: sEa: SILVA silva
tFl defeated Morris. 60. 6-3.
teated simmons and Niemsyer. Ga. 4Es:
,Ss Nojan Re- Re1nek Mo,1ie and Houeh q defeated
and Eddie Richardson. Ga. ST eCl.
Rock Greek; =; Potomac. 4. .
~ }ss Sss., 4 ss';:S:S s; s:Y..5:s f:s,.
f:ys5Ins:: sms: 90, sssEn: 8 8! et};'s:e i.
steinhauser PJ defeated Doyle. 81.
tea3ss ss.;ss ana :pa D5s{: s5.a g.
feated gSRsau s3.nn.u.sr snd ana Rprn. h
5'E!::. Sss%:; s;ae
~ s0n'fsss. hs5ss:t ss't''se ssisss.s s:
hsn..s a ss1fPs IS ae1sssed ssSsa's sI7. s 80 s Stein
u..ss. s'asisiTiTplfy ;.EiS 90 H..sSsh & ts't:e ss
3is';a Ssss::s, as's:s:s .s7i;:s s; Snis': NJ
Doyle e. C. defeated Morris. g.. O.
a@4: Heacock and and Barnes tMl defeated
Gouheap and Piere g. default; Doyl: ssnd
Isn r; Sherry 6mS q. e. g. defeated Bolts and NO
Monument. g; Fairlawn. :?
SIHRleS-SlOCKllnSkl I'M CeIeate0 DeCk
6-1. 1-5; Contreras tF0 defeated Judd.
ca. 60 Heacock (MD defeated Smith.
6-3. 8-3: Spriggs tMD defeated Herbert:
S4Sst. Siss ssS's ssIas ms ms s:f:ss:s s;ff:ss:s
CORA sSd 53esk,n,s s.s Smith e. s s.d s
Judd and Spriggs tM) defeated Herbert
and Contreras. 6-1. 6-1.
a. ,sss ,sss $ $Ssis:i.;a ]: s. ~ y
feated Heacock. 2-6. 6-2: So: spriges
1M.D defeated Burns. -. 3-6. e.;
r. Sherry CR.- c. defeated Heiskell. 81.
40: Ct; Doyle tR. CO. defeated Me
Doubles-Tarpley and Qoubeau n; o.
defeated Judd and Hy Ritsenberg. 6-.
6-3.
,nsk1 sInssr'1eless 81 s 1sfs:sss sim%en. sfSst
defeated Goubeau. 81. 7.-6: Hansy
1R. c. defeated Niemeyer. 81. 6E3;
Spriggs (M) defeated r.. Sherry. 7-6.
aeia, Bufns Nolan H G dsdtsssse de
Doubles. s.stockiinski and sprigss .fM;)
defeated Baker and Doyle. SIS. 81;
Furns and Cranston (R. Co defeated Hea-
| cock and Nolan by default.
Evening star., 1938-08-14
RUNNER-UP THIRD TIME.
Brumley Defeated by Dowtin in
Biltmore Forest Golf.

AsHEvILLE, N. c., Aug. Is R.-
AL Dowtin Of Wake Forest, the medalist,
defeated Judd, Brumley Of Greenville,
Tenn, and !, today to win the
sixteenth annual Biltmore Forest
Country Clubs invitational golf tour
nament.
The match marked the third con-
secuttve year tho veteran Teunesseean
aniehed o. rinnee.up for the title.
Evening star., 1938-08-14

Team captains are requested, as soon
as each match Is completed, to phone
Walter McCallum, Cleveland 9046, or
Rod Thomas. Georgia 1892. giving the
roster of the teams and the scoring.
These results must be phoned by 8
pm, the evening Of the match.
Evening star., 1938-08-14
REALLY TOP FLIGHT.

LEXINGTON R.-Top Flight,
owned by C. v. Whitney, is the world
champion money winning mare. She's
won S275 900,
Evening star., 1938-08-14
Straiqht OF the 7 ee
By WALTER McCALLUM.

Teams Of - junior golfers from Washington and Baltimore will meet
Wednesday, the Country Club settle little
that between the golfers the all
chubby
Evening star., 1938-08-14

III, SdlO 6ODDy bTOWuel, tHe MiQu4e
Atlantic junior champ. We'll get a
course, and a team together and don't
spare the horses Well, get our best
and you do the same" To the rescue
of the lads came Harry Pitt, the
Manor moose who happens to be
chairman of the Manor Golf Commit
tee. with an offer Of his course for the
match. And it's on, for the morning
of August "a.
Bobby Brownell has picked quite
golf team to represent Washington in
that match. Here is the way the local
boys will line up: Buddy Sharkey,
Billy Shea, Bobby Brownell Billy Dett
weller, Dick Myer, Ralph Bogart. Earl
Skinker, Harvey Johnson, Jack Robin
son, Jimmy Stevens, George o. Vass
and jim Thompson.
Nor is the Baltimore outfit
bunch of nitwits in the matter
of playing golf.
They won't be soft touch, but the
Washington lads should win.
The Baltimore lineup is as follows:
Otto Greiner. Nathan kaufman, John
Farrell. Billy Wagner, Francis Ogden,
Guy Taylor, Charles Beeler, Basil
Wagner, Jesse T. Dowling, jr., Charles
Follmer, and Wally Engle.
Open Tourney of.
That open tournament suggested by
the Junior Board of Commerce is off
for this year. Bob Harvey of Ken
wood shopped around at several of
the country clubs around Washing
ton, got a pretty good lineup on the
situation, took it up with the board
of directors Of the junior board and
announced that it's a little late now
to do anything about such a tourney
for 1898.
But we have in mind an open
tournament for the spring of 1882"
said Harvey. If we stage 1t the
money will be around four or five
thousand dollars and Well make 1t a
good one. We would need several
months to work on it, to advertise it
and to line up the players and we can t
count on good weather after the first
part of November.
Then comes the White Sulphur
Springs open and the Pinehurst Mid
South, and the year Is over, as far
as the good weather is concerned. So
We'll work on it with the idea of hold
ing a tournament next spring.
But Washington really needs a big
golf tournament and I think the Jun
ior Board could put it on. They do
it in st. Paul every year and there's
no reason why we couldn't do the
same thing"
Record Amateur Entry?
Secretary William c. Barr of the
District Golf Association doesn't know
how many aspirants for the national
amateur championship have sent their
entries to the United State Golf As
sociation for the sectional qualifying
rounds at Congressional on August
80, but he suspects there must be a
good many, and perhaps We'll have
the top entry of all since the U. S.
G. A. started the sectional qualifying
system back in 1881.
I've had q lot OF inquiries and re-
quests for entry blanks" said DR..
Barr. But we won't know how many
have entered until the U. S. G. A.
sends along the pairings. We expect
to get them this week.
They don't waste much time
up there in New York, for we
usually get 'em within = week
after entries have closed"
The final day for entries locally
was last Friday.
Hopeful aspirants are certain that
at least a dozen places will be open
in the sectional tourney. which would
mean so entries. on the usual ratio
of one qualifying spot to every i've
Evening star., 1938-08-14
Horseshoe Eppers Shoot Qualifying Round in Stars Tourney
# CHE: 3 s #
b PAUL J. MILLER, Jr.

Annual matches for the New State championship
seth American
slated to win the Hnghamon Chess Trophy the title Manh
tan Chess Club already possessing award.
Kashdan facing A. lad
Evening star., 1938-08-14
FA|RLAWN TEAM
NEARS NET TITLE
Practically Cinches Public
Parks League Honors by
Beating Rock Creek.

BY defeating Rock Greek, which
had led the league all season, Fair
lawn practically clinched the cham
pionship OF the Public Parks Tennis
League yesterday when 1t won . To
decision from the erstwhile pace
settlers.
Only by sweeping its match with
Potomac today can Rock Creek retain
a chance of catching Fairlawn.
Should Rock Greek do such. the
championship would depend upon sew
eral postponed matches yet to be
played.
The standings and results Of other
team matcheS nlaYed last week:
Evening star., 1938-08-14
INSECT TEAM BOOKING.

Chevy Chase Terrors are booking
insect class baseball games. Call Ed
die Dasher, Cleveland 6915.
Evening star., 1938-08-14
BEAVERS II TRIUMPHS
Wins Low Gross In Rotary Play,
.sIum Takes Net.

As Lum Takes Net.
Tom Beavers carried of low gross
honors at the monthly golf tourna-
ment of the Rotary Club held at the
chevy Chase Club with = II. Paul
Lum was best man with low net
Of So.
The winning foursome consisted OF
Percy Thompson. Brent saudioee'
Dana Manner and ofanv70e o0oe.