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Evening star., 1939-02-08

served as president of the Tech
Chess Club and secretary of the
Interhigh Chess Association. His
ability has been recognized by the
Centralites, who elected him presi-
dent of the Central Chess Club
The recent session of the Inter
high Chess Association selected him
for chief executive for 1899.
Queried as to the type of game
he seeks across the board. Bree-
skin replied: II play a strictly
offensive gama not concerned with
any definite opening"
A contender In the current inter-
scholastic chess tournament for the
"Y" medal he is rolling up a
creditable list of victories. and to
insure the maximum of practice
has become member OF the Chess
Divan Club.
Moskowitz, Manhattan's Pride.
Hermann Helms tells us that Jack
Moskowitz looms as the next cham
pion of the famous Manhattan
Chess Club of New York. H. D.
Grossman was pole-axed by Mosko-
witz, 26-year-old Brooklynite, la
Zukertort, as the reported game
shows.
Champion Naidel Lectures Tonight.
Simon Naidel, who achieved Phi
Beta Kappa honors in mathematics
along with a master of arts degree
from Columbia University before he
came to Washington to serve as
statistician for the w. P. A., de-
livers the first of series of instruc-
tional chess lectures tonight at 8
Evening star., 1939-02-08
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, Feb. 8.-Holly-
wood wants the Yanks to train
out there next year, but it's no
deal because the Yanks are COM
mitted to st. Petersburg for four
years more :. . Charley Howard,
owner Of Seabiscuit, says the
horse with the best chance to
beat the Biscuit in the 100000
Santa Anita Handicap is Kayak
II-also owned by Charley
Howard . Claude Passeau and
Hugh Mulcahy of the Phils may
get a chance to pitch for the
Giants The Giants are inter-
ested If the price is right.
The Carr Creek (Ky.) basket
ball team Is composed Of Combs
and Combs, forwards; Combs,
center; Combs and Combs, guards,
and Combs, coach To which
the Cincinnati Times-star says:
They'll b eombing around the
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his contract Sam Crawford,
once a great slugger, earned 500
a week last season as an umpire
in the Coast League He
didn't get his contract renewed
and now drives a truck at $18
per His pals say Vic Han
son will collect just about as
much for coaching the Freeport,
Long Island, football team this
fall as he got for bossing Syra-
cuse Talking about AL
Ettore's decision to quit the ring,
Lynn c. Doyle said in the Phil
adelphia Bulletin: There's one
fighter who had some sense
punched into him."
Howard F. Earnest felt hot,
and he was hot He stepped
up to the 242-yard seventh hole
at the California Country Club
and canned his tee shot >. Then
he came through with an eagle
On the par 8 6oo.yard eighth
hole Thon ho cooled Oh.
Evening star., 1939-02-08
Mrs. Luce Heads Beaver
Dam Golf Committee

The committee setup for womens
golf activities at the Beaver Dam
Country Club was completed today
with announcement by Club Presi-
dent George P. Sullivan of the selec-
ton of Mrs. George P. Luce as chair
man of the women's golf committee
and of other appointments.
Mrs. Richard Murphy is vice
chairman and Mrs. c. E. Purdy and
Mrs. Mary Wa,dron have been re-
appointed secretary and treasurer
Mrs. G. E. Mathison heads the ways
and means committee and Mrs.
Murphy also heads the tournament
committee. In charge OF handicaps
will be Mrs. Charles S. Range, while
Mrs. William Henderson will head
the prize group and Mrs. Albert Haas
will head the hospitality committee.
Evening star., 1939-02-08
Ripley, Hoyos' Coach Pro at Is,
Outstanding in Basket Ball
Over 35-Yeor Stretch

in one of them that rip" shot his
first baskets. So naturally did he
take to the game that he signed a
contract with a pro court team at
the age of 16 and he's been in the
sport ever since
RIPS" history is too we'll known
to bear detail. It sufnces to say that,
from 1904 through 1929, he saw
action with Washingtons old Palace
team, Brooklyn, Cleveland and Fort
Wayne Of the old American Basket
Ball League: with the Celtics. with
Troy and Utica ofthe New York
State League and with Scranton,
recognized world champions of 1921.
Ripley also was a member of that
renowned New York National quint
which once won IS consecutive
games on a cross-country trip and
made it 81 victories In a row before
finally being beaten on its home
court.
rip" hasn't played pro ball since
1929, but he still is agile and crafty
enough to get out on the court each
afternoon and show his Hoyas a
thing or two they never knew. And
when basket balls out of season,
the one-time star keeps in trim by
early morning (6 am. and there
abouts) rides on his own mount.
Player Must Be Brainy.
What do I look for in a basket
ball player?" repeats the man who
should know. First is basket ball
brains-a natural ability to play the
game and know what it is all about.
A mans shooting can be developed,
but If he doesn't have basket ball
sense, he'll never be a better than
average player.
After that I'd place ball l-handling,
stiffness and speed, and, finally, de-
ception. Give me a player with
those talents, and I'll give you an
all-America."
Evening star., 1939-02-08
Hiqh Scores Rolled as Roofers
Sweep RossIyn Loop Set

With Ed Edingex's l52-413 and Ed
Cleary's 1872 topping Allied Roofing's
| sweep over C. g. c. Restaurant,
great gobs of duckpins were spilled
last night in the Rosslyn Independ-
ent League.
Ed Nash's 161-37e led Banton's
Market 81 win from the league
leading McGlincy's Market as the
latter held tight to a one-game lead
when the Senators, totaling top
team game of 647, swept A. L. Kelly
to move into tie for second place
with Clarendon Decorators, who
won the odd from Arlington Phar-
macy despite Les Bowers 389.
Lou Jenkins, rolling 1865 as Kingan
dropped two games to Dependable
Cleaners, Shrank his top average to
124-37. Nash's 379 tilted his mark
to 1898. Billy Stalcup is running
third with 121-43.
With Earl Millwick's 117-321 high,
Finance was 81 victor over Ac-
counts, the second series winner. as
the third round started in the
United States Housing Authority
League at Lucky Strike.
Cracking season record with
1.704. General Counsel bowlers
smeared the fourth-place Admin
istrative No. 3 team in the Income
Tax League. With only five weeks
remaining, the pennant chase finds
Natural Resources and Section d.
deadlocked for the leadership.
Hessicks Bowl Sseep.
Hessick Coal swept Days Food
Shop when Buddy Seal, with 169,
walked of with the weeks top game
in the Columbia Heights League.
Pat Collins 1884 were the
highlights in the P. w. A. League
at Chevy Chase with Classification
rolling high game of 568 and Ac-
counts top set of 1,648.
Edna Perry of st. Paul's and
Margaret Miller of Trinity No. l
shared top laurels in the Ladies
Lutheran League at the Arcadia
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hall the race was run. linen 10 tne
fore came Reshevsky, displaying
some Of the uncanny genius that
has made him American champion
for the last three years. But flu
and dearth Of kosher eatables took
their toll of the Jewish american
ace.
Salo Flohr, once put forward by
the International Chess Federation
as its official challenger against DR..
Alexander Alekhin for the world
crown, suddenly awakened from his
lethargy to skyrocket up the l8-
rung ladder and comfortably seat
himself on the summit. In the
closing rounds of the grueling fight
for little bags of Stain gold the
Czecho-Slovak national champion
tenaciously clung to his perch and
when the cloture of round No.
II came he captured top prize, 1875,
with Reshevsky runnerup, 1912 -612
Final standings:
Evening star., 1939-02-08
Howard Sees Own Kayak II as Threat to Seobiscuit
Combs Qt "combe Around Mountain Yankees Dodeer Roster

man writes headquarters he ad-
dresses his letters: "Mr. William
Terry" continues with Dear
sir" and winds up Respect
fully yours" Joe Gould has
promised to send Tommy Farr
to Des Moines to fight Johnny
Paycheck If Johnny gets by
Charlie Massera George Par
nassus has Ceferino Garcia, the
former welterweight threat,
fighting as a middleweight on
the Coast and going good.
This year the Cubs will pay
the salary of Manager Mickey
Heath of Milwaukee In return
for first choice of the Milwaukee
players next fall When the
arrangement was made the Cubs
planned to send Tony Lazzeri up
to manage the Brewers Tony
sort of gummed things up by
asking for his release.
The Yanks haven't heard .
word from Joe d Magic about
Evening star., 1939-02-08
New Handicap Policy
To Fill Pin Meet
OLA. & P. Loop
Silver Spring Markets
Gain Lead; Howes Rise
in Patent League

A pretty pile Of greenbacks and
the singles championship of the
A. g. P. League, prizes that even
the rankest dub in the loop may
win, promise to attract q big field
when the circuit stages its annual
tournament at Lucky Strike next
Sunday afternoon.
We've tried all kinds of schemes
to get the low-average bowler in
terested in this yearly event, but
I believe by allowing a full handicap
the boys who ordinarily don't think
they have a chance will show up ir
surprising numbers to roll" said
Secretary-Scorer Aubrey Abbott
who will direct the affair.
Silver Spring Market gripped first
place in the Silver Spring Inde-
pendent League by three games
with a sweep over Grotto Grill that
was led by Jack Wolstenholme's 359
Bert Lynn was the star Of Silver
Spring Hotels 81 win from Mar
cey Motors with 391, while Noble
Viers hit top set with 400 as Lib
erty Wall Paper took two games
from Shepherd Park Restaurant.
Larry Goodridge turned on the
heat at Rendezvous in the Patent
Office League when he chalked up
two season records of 174-435 in the
Patent Office League, which en-
abled his Howe team to sweep East
man and gain tie for second place
Ed Murray's 156-389 were high
lights as Remsen blanked Fulton.
Anchorman Lastner's two dou-
ble-header strikes and a last-frame
spare were the deciding factors as
the Cobras nipped the Eagles twice
in the Greenbelt League at Hyatts-
vile.
St. Peters Rolls Ahead.
St. Peters was 81 victor ovel
the erstwhile runner-up, st. Franci.
Xavier team, in the Ladies Catholic
League when Mrs. Clifford banged
out 125-315 at Lucky Strike.
Hot on the trail of the pace setting
Franks Tavern, the third-place
Camden Tavern pinmen, last year!
pennant winners, will clash with
Boveglio Club, in the Northeast
Temple Minor League tonight.
Evening star., 1939-02-08

mountain when they comb"
Even the New Jersey papers are
weakening on Tony Galento
His four-round knockout Of
Matte Brown rated only four
paragraphs in some of the sheets
Local sports spielers are low
because they've just heard the
broadcasting jobs at the Polo
Grounds and Yankee Stadium
will go to guys now working in
Minneapolis and st. Louis
Phil Wrigley is planning a new
radio series dramatiZing the lives
of his Cubs.
Add to Larry MacPhail's
pocket full of schemes: He has
seven former Yankees on the
Dodger roster now and probably
figures they'll scare the Brooks
into a place in the National
League, just like they say the
Yanks do in the American.
Our Bill has got the boya
trained .. When olydell Castle
Evening star., 1939-02-08
Kentucky Ring Team
Due Tomorrow for
Columbus Tilt

Chaperoned by Coach Frank
Mosely the University of Kentucky
boxing team, which is to meet Co.
lumbus at Turner's Arena Friday
night, will arrive in Washington
late tomorrow afternoon.
Kentucky will be strengthened by
the return Of Tommy Gragg. hailed
as one of the South's outstanding
120-pound college ringman. Gragg
regained his eligibility following
midwinter examinations and will
meet Phil Appel, Columbus fresh
man southpaw and a former Dis
trict Golden Glover, in one of the
features.
Probably the best bout will come
in the 145-pound class, in which
Ralph Buddy Lazier. Columbus
knockout scrapper, will be pitted
against Walter Warf, undefeated in
two seasons.
Tickets are SIS and IS cents.
Evening star., 1939-02-08
Basket Ball
BY the Associated Press

~ VAC 0ooSSASeSA ASeSs
George Washington. 90; Western Re-
Erssins: ssins: g: g: stetson. %.
Florida. a. sewanee. 81.
Millisan. SO; Emory and Henry. 40
Wake Forest. 4S; North Carolina State,
Hampden-sydney. Al: Lynchburg. 3e.
North Carolina. 35; Davidson. %.
Harvard. 40: Northeastern. A.
Evansvills snrTI cSisse' a5; Western Ken
Western MARYLAND. Il: Loyols fBalti-
poane. IS: Midland. as.
Ohio u A.: Muskineum 81
Heidelbers; 81; Ohio Northern SO,
St: Mary'' 'Micho' 4a; Lawrence Tech
Westminlstef VEST % Is: csrneeie ae rseh: esea as
Slippery Rock Teachers. So; California
Pa Teachers SO,
st. Thomas. SO: Manchester. 20
Lincoln Memorial u. 54 Tusculum 3S
Whapeton Science A: Ellendale. 33.
AsSsma; Andsfsun. e. ss 8ie q e MSS rs g. II t. 80.
Manchester, is: Bali state. Al.
St. Joseph's. 55; st. Norbert's. As.
Peru. 46; Nebraska Wesleyan. 81.
YOUNGSTOWN. SO: Thiel. 35.
Luther. 81; Iowa. 20
st. Ambrose, AZ: DUBUQUE. %.
Omaha. AZ: Regis College. 80.
Centenary 80: Loyola (New Orleans.
SO.
Washington (st. Louis). AZ; St. Louis
u. 35.
Culver Stockton 80; .Tarkiq 81.
Valparaiso 4S: Indiana State A.
Cincinnati. 40: Wilmington. 36.
Bowling Green, Al: Findlay. 3S.
Arkansas Teachers. 81; Arkansas Col
st. Mary's (Minn). As: St. Johns. 35.
Kearney. SO: Hastings. 43.
Santa clara o.. As; COLLEGE of Pacific
pesR sR Military. 4e; Washington COLLEGE.
Gonzaga 5s; U. OF Mexico. 40.
Scholastic.
Roosevelt, 81: Central 16.
Tech, 49, Anacostia. Is
Mt: scbaoll asinier,e 5' "d; National Training
St Adams. 25; Woodward. II.
St. Johns. 81; woodrow Wilson. Is.
Professional.
Akron GooGyears. FL; sheboysan. 10.
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Varied Sports

By the Associated Press.
College Wrestling.
Virginia Military. 81: Virginia Tech. B.
Virginia Military FroSh, 20: Virginia
Tech Frosh. 6.
COLLEGE Hockey.
PITTSBURGH. 8: Carnegie Tech. o.
Duquesne. IL; Baldvin-Wallace O.
National League Hockey.
Boston. 2: Toronto. O.
Chicago. 2: New York Americans. 2.
InternationaI-Am Hockey.
Syracuse. A. New Haven. /.
American Association Hockey.
Tulsa 4 Wichita, l.
St. Paul. a: Kansas City. 2.
Eastern Amateur Hockey.
Hershey, 8; New York Rovers. 2.
Evening star., 1939-02-08
" Handba|| 5inq|es
Go Into Semis in
Play Tonight

-Four singles matches will send
the District A. A. U. handball tour
nament into its semifinal round
tonight at the Y. M. c. A. Jack
Schwartz, District champion, meets
John Payne in the feature match,
with the remainder of the sched-
ule pairing Charles Engelhardt
against George Wendlandt, Walter
Engelhardt against Charles WAL
den and Al Levin against Gustave
Goldstein.
The doubles competition is al
ready in the semifinal bracket as
a result of last nights play.
Results. with the winning teams
in the semis:
Evening star., 1939-02-08
Bv BILL DISMER, Jr.

If the names of basket ball i'm
mortals ever are enshrined as base
balls are up in Cooperstown, N. Y.
there's gentleman living up in
Old North on Georgetown Uni
versity's campus whose name should
be on the list.
Currently the coach of G. US
varsity and freshman quints (the
only coach in town to handle both
such teams of the college which
employs him), Elmer Ripley has had
an honorable association with bas-
ket ball for IS years. And basket
ball has been honored through his
association with it.
If ever a man was a credit to
the game he played and coached,
it is Ripley, or RIP as he has been
known ever since he started to toss
a ball around a court shortly after
the turn of the century.
Member of two world champion
professional teams, including the
original New York Celtics; all
America guard at the peak Of his
career; veteran Of IS court cam
paigns, yet still so enthusiastic that
he can't sit still when his Hoya five
is engaged in a close college game,
rip" could we'll be the illustration
for an ad, "Clean Living and It's
Benefits" BY the same token, it
wouldn't be genuine to picture him
as the man inhaling his favorite
cigar or imbibing his favorite
whisky, for the simple reason that
he Is total abstainer of each.
Joins Pro Team When 16.
There's not supposed to be a
moral connected with this, but it's
a fact that Ripley got his start
in basket ball in a church house
up on Staten Island In those days,
church houses were as prevalent
as boys clubs are today and it was
Evening star., 1939-02-08
All Games Are Close
In Center League

American Security, Kann's and
Bell Clothiers were the winners in
last nights Eastern Center Basket
Ball League games, but all of them
we're pressed to the limit.
Anacostia Aces extended American
Security to 27-25, Eastern A. c.
came within a basket of matching
Kann's at 1914, and only free
toss separated Trinity NJ. E. and the
Clothiers at 1922.
Evening star., 1939-02-08
Press Box
Guam Graphing Title
For Sale Cheap
By JOHN LARDNER,
STAFF Correspondent of The Star.

NEW YORK. Feb. 8-We wrestling
men lie crouched in wait like savage
opossums for a chance to strike
when the iron is hot, and I think
the iron is warm enough now for
me to strike in behalf OF my own
wrassler, Hereward Muscles" Quat-
trociocchi, known in some quarters
as the laughing stock OF the Lower
Nile, or just plain Stocky.
There only are five accredited
champions OF the world as we go
to press, not counting Little Wolf,
the -practicing Navajo. Jim
Londos, Dean Detton, Bronko Ma
gurski, Rudy Dusek and Henri De
Glane have split the territory among
them, but the boys have forgotten
to defend Guam, and that is where
I will leap in with my claim for
Quattrociocchi.
All Muscles needs is a foothold.
Back in 1881, when this Saxon
Persian terror was the world cham
pion of Africa. Terre Haute and
Yucatan, we got our start in little
= patch of unguarded sand in the
Sahara Desert.
Evening star., 1939-02-08

Interested in
a t h ! e t i C S, he
caters to track.
A yen for wire
less led him to
affiliate with the
Radio Guild of
c e n t tral High
School, which he
attends at pres
ent with expec-
tations of being
graduated in
June.
Before enroll
ing at Central
Sol studied at
MnKinla1, Hioh
Evening star., 1939-02-08

as the former rolled 119 and tho
latter totaled BIG. Trinity No. is
sos was high game. A few alleys
away Deiner of ST. Matthews post
ed 139 and Perryman of Keller No.
l registered 1863 as top counts in
the mems Lutheran League.
Meyer Weinberg, member of Max
Rosenberg's Jewish All-Stars, who
will clash with the italian All-Stars
at Convention Hall next Sunday
afternoon, showed top form at Lucky
Strike last night when he hiked two
of his own season records with 155
and 1893, enabling the Corstairs to
cop the odd-game skirmish from
District.
Evening star., 1939-02-08

Last Friday the grand champion
ship of the Divan Club was initiated
with more than 10 contestants. Sub
sequent rounds will be played on
Fridays, unless special arrangements
are made in advance. New Divan
members, according to Secretary NJ
P. Wigginton, are Samuel Bass and
Jack R. Hill.
Chess Problem No. 178.
BY DIR. GILBERT DOBBS Carrolton. Ga
Courtesy of Chess Sutton Coldfeld, Eng
RLACK-2 MEN
Evening star., 1939-02-08
Seeks Lacrosse Players
For Washington Club

Young men in Washington who
have played the game and VINO
would like to join the washington
Lacrosse Club are invited to the
meeting to be held Sunday at )
pm. at the home Of Robert W.
Williams, AS Bradley lane. Chevy
Chase, Md.
Evening star., 1939-02-08
No Field Goal Scored
On Mount Rainier

Mount Rainier's already success
full basket ball season is enhanced
by something of a record for school,
boy ranks in this section. 1t de-
feated National Training School,
36-5, yesterday, keeping the Train
ing School basketers absolutely
bottled up from the floor. They
did not count a single field goal,
all points coming on foul shots.
Evening star., 1939-02-08
Breeskin Favors Engineering.

Born here in the Nations Cap
ital on November 30, 1921, Sol
Breeskin, the newly elected presi-
dent of the 1nterhigh Chess Asso-
citation, possesses many of the fine
qualities of his father, Daniel Bree-
skin, fine violinist and an ardent
student of chess problems.
Sol has three brothers, chess play
ers all, and their introduction to
the royal pastime was made seven
years ago.
Musically inclined, Sol plays the ac-
Gordon in Sylvin Kaplowitz's Band
Evening star., 1939-02-08
Totals----10 525 Totals
I.C. c. to Bottle F. B. !.
In Leuque Sturt

Interstate Commerce Commission
cagers make their start in the U. S.
Government Basket Ball League
tonight by opposing F. B. l., first
half champion, in the $50 end of a
triple header at Boiling Field gym.
Boiling Field Aviators will be after
their third straight victory in op-
posing the Walter Reed Hospital five
at pm, and Agriculture takes on
Navy Yard Marines at $40 in the
other loop games.
Evening star., 1939-02-08
Women Par Schedule Presents Problems for C. Pros and andappe
20 Years Ago
In The Stor

Saying he was in prime con-
dition and ready to hop into a
uniform and win ball games, Doc
Ayres, the pitcher, signed for
another year with the Nationals.
Clarence Rowland, former man
ager of the White Sox, pur-
chased the Milwaukee club of the
American Association for a re-
ported $4,000. Ray Schalk,
White Sox catcher, also was in
on the deal.
George r. Adee of New York
was reelected president of the
National Lawn Tennis Associa-
ton.
Evening star., 1939-02-08
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press

Today year ago-Lou Gehrig
rejected renewal Of Yankee con-
tract of $4,000 and demanded IS
per cent increase at conference
with Col. Jacob Rupert.
Three years ago-Gene Venzke
beat Joe Mangan in hunter mile.
feature of Boston A. A. games, in
4:144.
Evening star., 1939-02-08
F. B. |. Wins Tight Come

F. B. I. basketers nosed out the
w. w. Chambers five, 1872. in the
fast feature of Heurich Amateur
League play last night. Another
close game was taken by Hot
Shoppes over P. w. A., 45-43, while
Hour Glass downed Regal Clothiers
1928
Evening star., 1939-02-08
Mat Matches
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated FresS.
NEWARK. N. 1.-THE Golden Terror
BOB debated Dick Lever, $40. len
nessee, two straight falls.
CHICAGO.-Wladysla Talun: ro-
land. threw Angelo Lorenzo. Mllwau-
kee. AIS (heavyweights). o.
1NDIANAPOLIS.-The Great Me,
phlsto, 1872, Newark. N. j., defeated
Billy Thorn. 179, Indiana UniverSidy
wrestling coach 17-minute fall: ".
minute draw in 9O-minute time limit;
Bobby Chick, 1856 Houston. Tex. threw
Gil LaCross 1872. Flint. Mich t2O:OO):
Pplck pck Powell. 245: Miami. Fla. downed
.. .M!NNEAPOLIs-Jim Londos. 202.
81: Louis. defeated Bill sledEe. 2ls.
waco. Tex: Zone fall 01:1O:. Abe
eh.c.sney,, e..n 2lO. Clifton. N. J., defe3tsd
2iiT zoo' Ltnuenis ions 1s1a'
Evening star., 1939-02-08
HyuttsviIIe Girls 20
Points Decisive

Isabel Butler rolled up 20 points
while aiding the Hyattsville girls
basket ball team defeat the Phil
Bobys sextet, 30-5, in the Washing
ton Recreation League.
The other game was an upset vic
tory taken by Bureau Of Engraving
over Jewish Community Center
gitls, "a to 20.
Evening star., 1939-02-08

o'clock, at 1886 I street NV. The
topic will be King and Pawn End
ings; Principles of Opposition.
Mr.. Naidel is known in local
chess circles as an expert on
the end game.
Experienced players as well as be-
ginners should find the lecture
helpful.
Evening star., 1939-02-08
zUKERToRT OPENING.
Mugridge in Brilliant Form.

4NU6HI06c III 0H 1HHfHHe VI IH'
Twice champion of the District.
twice holder of the symbolic Tur-
over Trophy, erstwhile Harvard
star, veteran of two American
Chess Federation congresses, Donald
H. Mugridge of the Capital City
Chess Club last Wednesday gave the
largest simultaneous exhibition by a
resident player in many years.
Mugridge met % players at the
Washinton Chess Divan Club and
scored II wins, 4 losses and draws.
Individual scoring:
Evening star., 1939-02-08
St. AIbons' Quint Now
Has $3.50 Record

St. Adams School basketers are
all even for the season with four
victories and as many defeats.
While Capt. Pete Slingluff was
absent because of illness, Hannah,
Alexander and Hare scored 7 points
each as the Saints downed Wood
ward yesterday, 25-17.
Evening star., 1939-02-08
# CHE; : s @
By PAUL ]. MILLER.

-Four foreign groszme were invited Lenngrad and Moscow
with IA leading Soviet of
Lienthal Reshevsky
Paul Kerefrom dminuve Estonia and Sao Fohr pa
toned Czecho-Slovaka.
captured