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Evening star., 1938-03-27
JAY JAY TO CARRY
TOP LOAD IN ROWE
Bruce Star Given 1872 Pounds in
Feature of First Saturday
of Bowie Meeting.

By the Associated Press.
BOWIE. Md, March 26-Howard
Bruce's Jay Jay, winner of the EN-
pire City Fleetwing and the American
Legion at Saratoga, will csrry top
weight of 1872 pounds in the Rowe Me-
mortal Handicap April Q, first Satur-
day race of the Bowie spring meet.
Wise Prince, Felix Spatola's sprinter,
was loaded with 129 pounds for the
6-furlong, $4,000 added feature.
Other short-distance horses who
performed notably last year and their
weights were Clodion. 1923; Infantry,
ll9; Rainland, 1l6; Sun Egret, ia,
and White Cockade, 1l2
Evening star., 1938-03-27

tistics for 1897. Chess PLAYERS
attending West Point are competing
against city clubs in New Jersey.
A select group are digging
into the beginnings Of chess play at
the American Association OF Uni
versity Women's Club and so, fans,
two special lectures have been given.
Capablanca, ex-world cham
pion. visited Philadelphia recently.
Perhaps the Cuban marvel may be
induced to pay his respects to the
Nations Capital-that Is, with a
little persuasion.
Chess Problem No. 131.
BY C. r. CHAPMAN. CARDIFF.
Courtesy Of Chess, Ensland1
BLACK-8 MEN.
Evening star., 1938-03-27
Race Selections
By the Louisville Times.
Tropical (Fast),

By the Louisville Times.
Tropical Fast.
Don Manuel, Regula Baddun, Bla-
keen.
Julius Caesar, Free Play, Swiftspot.
3-Pitt Terrier, Travel Agent, Sky Ball.
@Doggerel, Blazing Memory, Con-
slider Me.
5-Faust, Shot Up. My Kin.
6-Strange Times, Miss Webb, Maebob.
Still Alarm, Sam Worthy, Back
Fence.
6-Count Me. Berry Patch, Rancilla.
Best bet-Faust.
Evening star., 1938-03-27
GET BASKET LETTERS.

Those to receive basket ball letters
at the Anaoostia High School are
Preston Tucker. Milton Hammer,
John Placos, Jack Coontz and Joseph
Gibson. manager.
Evening star., 1938-03-27
EIGHTH RACE - FAR CRY.
COUNT ME, MISS TAD.

FAR CRY, well suited at this
route, needs only an equal share of
racing fortune to take the horrors.
II in the mood he should lead from
nag fall to finish. COUNT ME
has only to run back to his last
smart effort to earn the place.
MISS TAD'S best race would "a.
title her to q money chance.
Evening star., 1938-03-27
SIR RALEIGH FAVORED
Ten or Twelve Likely to Start in
Louisiana Derby.

NEW ORLEANS, March 2e tR.-
Horses from the California and Florida
campaigns loomed tonight as favorites
in tomorrows renewal of the Louisiana
derby at a mile and one-eighth for
3-year-olds with an added value Of
$4,000. Ten seemed certain starters,
with the possibility IL might 60.
Anthony Pelleteri, who showed to
advantage in California, won the event
last year with Grey Count and his Sir
Raleigh loomed as the overnight
favorite at to S. Second choice at
S to 2 promised to be Hal Price Head
ley's Bourbon King, shipped here from
Florida.
r. L. Vedder. 1s-year-old benedict
and the country's leading jockey. will
have the mount on 10 to l shot,
E. K. Bryson's filly Bunny Baby.
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THIRD RACE-PIT TERRIER,
SPANISH DOT, STOCK
RnARn

PIT TERRIER has made two
smart attempts for victory recently
and with a slight improvement
over his last showing will earn his
initial set Of brackets. SPANISH
DOT has been keen factor in his
recent efforts and figures second
best. STOCKBOARD is in good
hands and must be considered.
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uer Spring Booms Entry for Capital Bo,vling Championships
. &HE: = s @
BY PAUL J. MILLER, Jr.

HEssE lone District chess
held Gotham, uphill Of
\ , competitive
Although Carl fell short making await the
whether he made the grade that qualified
field that approximaed 80.
Along prein,tnar the
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DAILY DOUBLE RICH
Tropical Park Pay-off Of $2,2e5
Tons for Florida Season.

3OP1 TUT TUT 3U" 5ee1oOf'
CORAL GABLES, Fla, March 26
P).-The biggest daily double payoff
Of the Florida season was registered
at Tropical Park today when Balance
Step and Say Do paid $2.2s5.3o for 81.
Balance Step paid s2370 straight in
the opening race and the 5-year-old
Say Do was an $500 shot In the
second.
Evening star., 1938-03-27

review
turf, is repete with interesting information.
Equipoise established American
in 1:34 2-5 at Arlington
Still another marvellous performance
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FOURTH RACE - LOURDES,
DOGGEREL. CONSIDER ME.

LOURDES was well backed at
Hialeah to beat better ones than
she meets here and the Whichone
filly has only to be we'll placed IN
the early running to get the Ge-
cision. DOGGEREL ran improved
in her last effort and should prove
q stout threat. CONSIDER ME
has little to beat for the show.
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Oaklawn Fast,

By the Louisville Times.
Gee Joe, Bit O. Black, Genuine
Sport.
2-Marty, Wise Princess. lingo.
3-Our David, Bravo Caruso, Red Go.
4-Leros. Skalkahoe, My Blaze.
5-Clashman, King Balboa, Foxster.
6--Bandalore, Happy Road, Frank G.
7-Hermone, Woodbridge, Round Heel.
8ERedress, Altena. Two Brooms.
Best bet-Bandalore.
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SEVENTH RACE-CENTENNIAL,
BACK FENCE, KNACK.

CENTENNIAL, a shifty sort
when right, evidenced a return to
form in his last race. Possessed
Of speed and stamina he bids fair
to outbreak this band and carry
his speed right down to the I'm
ish. BACK FENCE is among the
leaders often and rates second cali
here. KNACK is very fit and must
be considered a money possibility.
Evening star., 1938-03-27
Fair Grounds East, Today.

Fair Grounds East, Today.
By the Louisville Times.
1-Baldy, Irish Wake. B Eighty.
2-Mokena. Photography. Rosireigh.
3-Prince Alex, Feng Lu, Honey Roll.
+The Rev, Saracen, Short Skirt.
b-Whipowill, Chance Ray, Reminding
6-Sir Raleigh, Bourbon King, Wise
Fox.
TYPOGRAPHY, Glistening, Hearty.
8-Impeach, Dark Roamer, Coming
Back
o1zowie. Blind Star, Jirasol II.
Best bet-Sir Raleigh.
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Consensus at Tropical Park (Fast).
BY the Associated Press.
1-Stingy, Bob Charlie. Don Manuel.
Park City, Julius Caesar. Dark May.
Spanish Dot, Pit Terrier, Travel
Agent.
+Preece entry, Lourdes, Gallant
Friar.
5-Escohigh. My Kin Faust.
61Strange Times, Chancery, Pretty
Busy
7-Centennial, Sam Worthy, Georgia
Meaden.
S-Count Me, Seawick. Berry Patch.
Best bet-Centennial.
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Selections for fast track
FIRST RACE-MISS CHICRO.
DON ANUEL, NEVER

MISS CHICRO is fleet of foot
and net very stout Of heart, but
under hustling tactics today may
last tho distance. DON MANUEL
was we'll backed in his most recent
race, but failed to run to promise.
On one of his good races he could
be a dangerous contender. NEVER
CEASE rates money chance.
Evening star., 1938-03-27

SECOND RACE-DAY Is DONE,
JULIUS CAESAR, DARK
MAY.
DAY is DONE did not do so
badly in finishing third in her last
outing and If rated closer to the
pace today she should launch q
stretch drive that should earn her
the verdict. JULIUS CAESAR, a
Supremus gelding from the Green
tree Stable, looms as the main
contender.
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SIXTH RACE SAY WHEN,
CHANCERY, MAEBOB.
SAY WHEN has plenty Of early
speed and If he gains a step at the
break he should take command
and lead the entire distance.
CHANCERY is in fine fettle and
appears the strongest contender.
MAEBOB has the foot to be right
with the pace from the fall Of the
flag and must be respected.
Evening star., 1938-03-27

Round No. 8 of the Spring semester
interhigh tourney Is scheduled for
Friday afternoon at the Chess
Lounge. Morphy c. C. con-
tinues its general fray Thursday, 8
pm, 1903 Fourteenth street, NV.
Current edition of the World
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Rossvan's Comment
track at Tropical Park tomorrow.

FIFTH RACE-FAUST, MY KIN,
ESCOHIGH.
FAUST packs a lot Of speed in
these ranks and only has to leave
the barrier in good style to emerge
victorious. MY KIN, an unusually
consistent mare, appears to have
the advantage over the others.
ESCOHIGH Is possessed Of extreme
early speed and will be In front
as far as she goes.
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LAUNDRY-We have a laundry
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title three times running.

title three times running.
Guldahl, finishing several holes
behind Snead. burned up the
course in the final round and was
four under par at the end of Is
holes. With gallery of some S.
600 persons massed about the fl
nal green, he Clipped a 20-foot
shot from the edge of the green
for a birdie.
Tony Penna, the dapper little
Italian from Dayton, Ohio, who
was among the first seven players
throughout the meet, spurted in
the final heats and turned in
scores of "a and 667 for an ag-
gregate of 289, good for third
place among the finishers.
Jimmy Thompson. Shawnee,
Pa, well back in the running up
to the final round, gave the large
gallery a thrill by sinking the first
hole in one in the history of the
Western on the 130-yard, par
CnGGc SeVeHIfl. ne lOllOWcu WIFI L
straight tours and 50 for 292
total.
Tied with Thompson in the final
scoring was Leonard Dodson,
Springfield, Mo-, pro who came
from far behind this morning to
fire a GO and followed in the af-
ternoon with "a.
Paul Runyan, White Plains, N.
Y, who tie dior second in the
preceding two days play, ran in
to difficulties in the final heats
to score shaky 1915 for 293.
Jimmy Hines, Great Neck, L.
l., had rounds of 1872 for 294, a
figure matched by Bill Henlein,
Indianapolis. Ind, pro.
Horton Smith, Chicago, Harry
Cooper, Chicopee, Mass, and Ray
aMngrum, Dayton, slipped badly
in the final rounds to total 296
each. Mangrum, tied for the lead
at the start of today's play with
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GIANTS AHEAD
BY One GAME,
Yl'ANK',S'BY. HALF |.
Hubbell Bids for 22Oth
Victory; Loses Fourth
Time This Season

NEW YORK, June II. (UP)-
The National league lead of the
New York Giants was cut to one
game over the idle Chicago Cubs
yesterday when Pittsburgh slug
ged out a 1912 victory.
Bob Klinger hel dthe Giants to
five hits to score his fifth win.
Carl Hubbell allowed eight safe
ties and five runs before he was
lifted for pinch-hitter in the
seventh. Bidding for his 200th ma
ior league victory, Hubbell suf-
fered his fourth loss of the sea-
son.
Lee Handley and Al Todd, who
drove in seven runs between
them. paced the Pirates 13-hit at
tack with three safeties each.
Handley and Llovd Waner hit
homers.
In the only other National
league game Claude Passeau
pitched the Philadelphia Phillies
to go victory over the st. Louis
Cardinals. He scattered six hits in
going the nine-inning route for
the first time in his last four
starts. Pitcher Max Macon's wild
ness and Gutteridge's errors gave
the Phils the winning run in the
eighth.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn was
postponed to a later date because
of last nights game, and Chicago
Boston will play a double-header
today. .'0s
The Cleveland Indians beat the
Washington Senators behind Bob
Feller's eight-hit flinging to hold
their 1-2 game lead in the Ameri-
can league. | was Feller's sew
enth victory of the season, and he
would have had a shutout if Sol
tiers and Averill had not letter
rell's fly drop between them to
score Wasdell in the sixth. Cleve-
land scored enough to win in the
fourth frame when rookie Ken
Keltner hit his 18th home run
with one mate aboard.
The New York Yankees re-
NAMED 1-2 game from the top by
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CULDAHL 3RD
time WESTERN
OPEN CHAMP
Yesterdays Defense Gives
Him. Second Major !
Title in Week

= ST. LOUIS, ! June II. (UP)-
Ralph Guldhal, Braidburn, N. D.,
professional, late Thursday won
his third consecutive Western
open golf championship and his
second major title within a week
when he finished the final round
with an amazing 65-six under
par-for a 72-hole score of 279.
Sammy Snead, White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va, was close behind
Guldahl with 286. ,
The champion, who only last
weekend won his second straight
National open title, by virtue OF
yesterdays victory, became the
first man in the 38-year history
of the Western open to win the
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicago /, New York 5.
Detroit II, Philadelphia 3.
Cleveland a, Washington !. 4
st. Louis 8, Boston IL.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
SALLY LEAGUE

winning their sixth straight, ST.,
over the Chicago White Sox. The
game was featured by Bump Had
ley's no-hit relief pitching for 5
2-3 innings. Hadley was called in
to rescue Monte Pearson.
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II-Household Goods

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THE RACKET STORE overstoek-
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r Z S u l. L S
PIEDMONT LEAGUE

Portsmouth 2, Asheville 8.
Charlotte 4, Winston-Salem 2.
Norfolk 2, Rocky Mount l 90
innings).
Durham Is, Richmond 2.
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SALLY LEAGUE

Spartanburg 4, Savannah l.
Jacksonville IL, Columbus 0.
Columbia 5, Augusta a.
Macon 8, Greenville a.
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NATIONAL. LEAGUE

New York 9, Pittsburgh 10.
Philadelphia 3, st. Louis 2.
(Only games scheduled).
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FERTILIZE S-soe off all
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I2-Radios and Service

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CARLOAD of Chamberlain Cop
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Mistletoe will not grow upon
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Atlanta at Knoxville.
Chattanooga at Nashville.
Little Rock at New Orleans.
Memphis at Birmingham.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

st. Louis at New YORK:
Chicago at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
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SALLY LEAGUE

Savannah at Spartanburg.
Augusta at Columbia.
Columbus at Jacksonville.
Macon at Greenville.
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19-T-ansportation

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S-Foodstuffs

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CARRIER PIGEON LOST

NEWBURY, Mass. (UP).-
There is a guest in Mrs. Harriet
Smiths henhouse-a stray carrier
pigeon. On it's left leg is a band
marked M181, and on its right
leg an aluminium band marked
AU98-4S42. Though the bird
seems contented, Mrs. Smith be.
lieves it's owner may be worry
ing. o.,
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More than a fourth of Scot,
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WE ARE FURNISHING m,

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FOR SALE - Chevrolet pickup
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CANNING TIME is HEREOF
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York at st. LOUIS
Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Boston at Chicago.
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professional Services

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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

SOUTHERN ASSUCIATION
Atlanta so, Knoxville 10. ~
New Orleans Z, Little Rock g
Birmingham 3, Memphis 2. =
Chattanooga 8, Nashville 6.
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For Rent
I6-Aparfments

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GAMES TOD AY
PIEDMONT LEAGUE

Asheville at Portsmouth.
Charlotte at Winston-Salem.
Norfolk at Rocky Mount.
Richmond at Durham.
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y gentle mare, work any
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n SALE-Two thoroughbred
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., YER AND VEGETABLE
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BEES INVADE CHURCH

BLUFFTON, Ind. (UP). = A
swarm of bees nearly caused sus,
pension of Sunday services at the
Epworth Methodist church here
They apparently had entered the
church through a knothole in the
door. An alert minister summon.
ed a veteran beekeeper to smoke
the bees out of the building.
Schubert composed songs and
violin pieces when he was II.
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8-Auction Sale

AUCTION SALE of furniture
and household goods at IL a.
m. Saturday at courthouse. One
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Maxwell.
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EbuEos and Accessories

b OUR NEW LINE of 1888
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Guldahl, faded out with a pair OF
76's.
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Special Notices
PERSONAL

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lets contain raw oyster invigo-
rators and other stimulants.
One dose starts new pep. Value
$1.00. Special price, 95c. Call,
write Justus Pharmacy.
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so that they do not blow about
and catch in the door when it is
opened and closed. Both bottom
and top rods may be fastened over
hooks as shown here at A.
Every homemaker should have
a copy of Mrs. Spears new book,
SEWING. F'orty-eight pages of
step-by-step directions for making
slipcovers and dressing tables;
curtains for every type of room;
lampshades, rugs, ottomans and
other useful articles for the home.
Readers wishing a copy should
send name and address, enclos-
ing Is cents (coins preferred) to
Mrs. Spears 30 South Desplaines
St., Chicago, Ill.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1938-02-04
Curtaining Your Front Door.

YOUR front door greets your
1 friends before you do. Is it
dressed to look it's best? Here are
some simple rules that will be
useful in selecting the material
and style for front door curtain
ing.
Choose a fabric that looks we'll
on both sides and that harmonizes
with the outside color of your door
as we'll as with the color scheme
of the hall or room into which it
opens. A simple net curtain mate
rial or plain silk are good to use
but if your door is white on the
outside think twice before you
choose the usual ecru or pongee
color. White net or silk of a
color to match the shutters or the
trim of the house will look infinite
~ more attractive and will not be
too conspicuous. The curtains
may be made double with a diff
ferent color on the inside if need
be. Pale yellow is another color
that is always safe to use as it
gives the effect of light shining
through the door.
These curtains should be firmly
anchored both top and bottom