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Evening star., 1939-02-19
0'Too|e Will Appear
In Head Mat Tilt
Thursday Night

A rassling rarity, real scientific
squirming, has been promised local
mat addicts Thursday night by Pro-
motor Joe Turner, who has signed
the popular Tommy O'Toole to bend
bones with George Pencheff, muscu-
lar Australian champion, in the
feature event at Turner's Arena.
OToole, who has lost twice to Jim
Londos In 10 appearances here, is an
established favorite with local fans,
while Pencheff, 220-pound Russian
born grappler naturalized in Au-
stralia, has enjoyed success in this
country after completing q barn.
storming tour of seven nations.
Turner is arranging an attractive
set Of preliminaries.
Evening star., 1939-02-19

completion Of his schedule. Con.
tenders for the honor OF participat-
ing in the championship fray must
file name, address and fee with
reason why they should be admitted
to the fast competition that COM
mences March 4 at Hotel Gordon,
the first round to be played under
the auspices Of the Capital City
Chess Club.
Alternate rounds will take place at
the Social Chess Lounge, 1885 I
street NV, in cooperation with the
Metropolitan Chess Association and
Social Chess Divan Club.
Letter Of entry should be
posted to either Willard
Mutchler, chess editor Of the
Post, or Prof. Paul Miller,
chess editor of The Star.
Besides the customary cash purse,
custody of the Turover Trophy, ETC.,
the winner of the championship this
year will receive 14-carat, solid
gold ring, gents mounting, with suit
able inscription, the award being
given through the courtesy Of Capt.
tai City Chess Club.
Remember, the tourney is open
to the public, but all contestants
must be passed on by the special
Eligibility Committee. Spectators are
welcome to attend the Saturday eve.
ming rounds without charge.
Chess Problem No. $50.
b. c. F. T. CORNELL, English Chess"
BLACK MEN,
Evening star., 1939-02-19
Orphan Boy Crowned
Ruler Of Virginians'
Equine Exhibit

b. the Associated Press.
CAMDEN, S. c.. Feb. 18.-Orphan
Boy, big chestnut son of Espino,
owned by Anne Miller of Glencove,
Long Island, took championship
honors today in the fifth annual
Virginians' Horse Show.
Reserve honors in the champion
ship class went to Protest, by Run
antell from Split Ticket. owned py
the Springsbury Farm Of Berryville,
Va.
Sea Chief, owned by Rokeby
Stables of Upperville. was adjudged
Dest of the steeplechase type.
j. North Fletcher's Bedford came
away with the blue ribbon in the
500 stake class in a close win over
the champion. Orphan Boy, and
took second honors in the corin-
THAN, which was won by Protest.
Another Springsbury entry, Sally
Port. took first in the model hunter
class.
Evening star., 1939-02-19
Santa Anito Results
BY the Associated Press,

FIR FIRST IT, RAcE-purss. $1,000; claiming
5sfS 6siiS,5ss RS iHss ns!,.n sSS
star Time' steDpsE ! Peas GRAY s.ec
Rocemus. Ample Lady Jacaroo Port O. Pal
Cynlc Queen and Waralii.
,r 5 SECOND l54y RAcEaPu5se E, $1,000: claim.
Sickle Bill CWestrope9 4.6o $50 3.sc
skeetshooter lReynolds) $40 $50
Do Tine i, .vsa s!os TasseD 4'sc
Also ran-Melody Lane Donald Duck
Genial Manners. Mar Pal. Transbird. Mao
THIRD RAcE-Purse s1,soo: allow.
sncss t-ysarzods gs saast and ug mile
c0Hns HIa. 20! f'ssI d0nsden' s:6t
rad7 sSG fsdds oissIts Ss
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; allow.
1ssss Teday SsssF-Sas ksrls %oob m|s $500 1926
Sun Lover tstevenson) 4.4o
Moen Roman Hero. Sabiins Boy s4en 4oiitasion s1
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: grade D
handicap: 4-year-olds and UP: l mile.
Stands Alone q. Cray 1910 $50 $50
hnfhsstsi fE5s' :sSs, g willi.ms' zoo
Also ran-Advocator. Routine. Alaskan
Masker; PaEeboy. Journeyon Mosawtre and
SIXTH RACE-The San Carlos Handi-
cap: $4,000 added: 3-year-olds and up;
Kayak II tAdams) 1o.4o $40 4.4o
Specify tCorbett) 500 42O
Whichcee James) $50
Time. 1:422s
Also ran-War Minstrel. olimpo. Fly
ing Lee. Main Man Gosum Don Mike.
Llgaroti. Heelfy. War Magic and Un-
Binslin Stock Farm entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
lng: 4-year-olds and up: mile.
bHilsinger Gray, $50 $50
bon Hommage (Scheih) 1920
Time. 1885,
Also ran.-Calaveras Midwick Lysand.r,
Cannibal Shasta Racket King Royal. Home
Loan. Camelon and Sanheld.
. EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 81 500. claim
Ing; 4-year-olds and up: 9 miles.
Hadtobe (Wall Il 10 R4O 90
Sextus (James) Ho0 4 "a
Enlo (Williams) $50
Time. 3:2Sls
Also ran-Rodney Pan. Nasslyn. Star 81
mon. Bosford Xenogra The Shinslsr and
Evening star., 1939-02-19
Fair Grounds Results
By the Associated Press.

FIRST RACE-Purse $500: claiming;
JubiIee bfst- -olas: q iconia ! mile and 70 yards;
na.se Please Doctoq 80 ttoqnte 1oyos, $50 assoo 900
Aeaxy Time' MIST i !45 tw' L. Johnson) $40
Wall NOW and Then A'sGof Wa1 Trsde. eae' "''ch'
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $500: claiming:
pucmlss lcaste1 and up furi9sss s5
Idle Worker aSi5rS spupuy 0''o 1850 sssS ss.oooo ss.oo
MaTreaoala Ttl, ,Johnson) 4.ao
M. Dixie Princess and Social Error. ''eAf'
THIRD RAcE-purse $500. claiming.
Ny Feng Bowen $50 400 800
Arctic Star !0ros) 800
Also Ian9sxitt Lad: Play Line. Pirate
GafSv Las Miss Mis- pa Damara; Night Bud. carbnes
DAILY Double paid s1s.4oo
FOURTH RAcE-purse. 500: claiming
Buster Boy lCowley) $50 800
YuIs s.aT Io5oS $50
AIso ran2Hiio Manso Prince sador and
3.year- -olds: / mile and 70 yards. ""'eS
BRIGHT tBowen) 440 2 on
Lostagal tJohnson) . so
Time. "A
=, Also ran-SweeD Day Helen Mac and
Hooe Diamond
SIXTH RACE-The Rex Handicap: purse
;! 800; 3-year-olds and up; 6 furlongs.
Ps1rf5ss Pid fR5oseGqsh 1Hshs, 'c0rnaD 74o sS""
Grey Streak (Conley) sd
Time. 1:11as.
Also ran-,Rich cream. Cato, Whit.
Cockade and Chief Nadi
Mrs. A. NJ. Creech entry
SEVENTH RACE-Purse $500: claiming
4-year-olds and up: / !. miles
Jot-Em-Down (Dupuy, 900 < "a
Colonel Martis (Kelper) so
Time 1:473s
Also ran-Miney. Strollipg Home Misa
Fay. Dolly E. and Royal Flight.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse $500: claiming
4,year-olds and up; IL miles.
Waugh Scout tOros) 3.6C
Time. $685..
Also ran-Checks Rhimeda. Dear Me
Hickory Lad. Rockrim Irisheen and Sister
Jean
Field
Evening star., 1939-02-19
Admiral, 5tagehand
Are Victorious in
First '39 Starts
Riddle Star Is Pressed
After Getting Jump
In HiuIeuh Race
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 18.-Samuel D.
Riddles War Admiral and Maxwell
D. Howard's Stagehand, expected to
meet in the $4,000 added Widener
Challenge Cup here March 4, won
their first 1899 starts in different
races at Hialeah Park today.
War Admiral, winner of the Wild
ener last year, won the 7-furlong,
81 500 Fort Pierce Purse by a half
length over Mrs. w. Plunket Stew
arts Pasteurized, with j. D. Norris
Sandy Boot 10 lengths back in the
three-horse race.
Leading money winner of 1888
with $l89.710 as 3-year-old, Stage
hand defeated his old rival, Bull
Lea. and seven others in the $500
added McLennan Memorial Handi-
cap. Mythical King finished third.
Admiral Beats Barrier.
War Admiral, placed outside the
stalls for indulging in his usual
custom of cutting up at the barrier,
beat the start by two lengths and
led all the way, although Jockey
Wayne Wright had to ride him out
to withstand PasteurizedS challenge
in the stretch.
PasteuriZed was trif1e slow at
the start. made up ground gradually
and, we'll ridden by Don Meade,
might have won with an equal
break. Sandy Boot was outclassed.
War Admiral paid $40, with no
place or show mutuels, and ran the
Z furlongs in 1925.
Stagehand, the favorite, paying
$6.10 for 81 in the straight mutuels,
came from behind in the stretch to
beat Bull Lea. which had led from
the start. Jockey Jimmy Stout
rated Stagehand well in the early
stages and moved him up in the
run down the backstretch.
Stagehand Equals Record.
The Howard horse, winner of the
rich Santa Anita Derby and Handi-
cap last winter, caught Bull Lea at
the 70-yard pole and won going
away. He stepped the mile and
furlong in 1895, equaling the
track record.
Mythical King, running as an
entry with Sickle T., finished four
lengths back of Bull Lea. Tomara
Stables Teddy Weed was another
half length back, followed in order
by Sickle T., Robert L., Short Dis
tance, Pretty Pet and Francesca.
The Saratoga Stables well-re-
garded Volitant, winner of four out
of six races as juvenile, went down
to defeat in his first 3-year-old start,
finishing three lengths back of War
rem Wrights Easy Mon in the 81 200
Heather Purse. Crescent Stables
Chalmac was third.
Easy Mon, paying $3.50, ran the
Z furlongs in 1:232s.
Evening star., 1939-02-19

More fishermen, fishing from
more modern boats, will catch
more fish from Maryland waters
and the Chesapeake Bay this year
than ever before, 1t is indicated
in a report prepared by DR.. R.
v. Truitt, professor of zoology at
the University of Maryland and
director Of the Chesapeake Zoo
logical Laboratories at Solomons
Island.
Waters around Solomons Is
land lead the list In salt water
popularity when nimrods "wet
. lne," DR.. Truitt revealed He
Evening star., 1939-02-19
HiuIeuh Park Results
By the Associated Press.

FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; a-year-olds:
nursery course tchute)
PREDICATE CRenick' 1870 500 45O
Red Dock tArcarol 1890 $40
Hasty Triumph tYoung) 4.4O
Also ran-Friars Scout. Blind Impulse.
Blue Covert. Lighter Moods and CAUGHT
g, sEcoNp a%1 RAGE-The Thistle: purse.
Lady seeEn9Tas; chsrto ia5Spss auso $50 $40
Early Morn (Meade) $40
Also ran-Jock's Betsy. Col. Scott. Oh
Fudge. Buyer Beware and saralisht.
DAILY Double paid S130.20D
THIRD RAcE-Purse 81 900; claiming;
Sun Victor (Ashcro}u ASH "ai s5io 'nfS 11so $40
Sunphantom Peters, $50 40
O'Bantam tYarberry) 46O
~. Also %s;9. 5snLousses Billy Van Suys Heri-
g EoURTH sou THE RAcE.1he Heather; purse
Eaii,.nI Easy Mon 3n.sads ,Aaderson $50 s2o ssoo
Chalmac tMastriannD $40
Also Ean-Burn Up. Radio Gold and
parse s55o M'Lsde sdded snysail
eids g, assn.a and np; I,a !. miles, .,o oo o,o
Bull Lea (Anderson) 800 $50
Time l:4sI,, Equals track record
Flety r ssee fst and Tsaas SsRI
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. whitaker entry.
SIXTH RAcE-The Fort Pierce: purse,
VI 800: allowances: 4-year-olds and up:
7 furlongs
War Admiral .WrIshD 2.4o out out
SANDY Boot tRenshaw) out
,'Only, three started and only win NUT
uels sold)
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. ST 900: claim
Ing: 4-year-olds and I'D; Ia miles ton the
turf.
Erada fDufford) 1890 $50 $50
Dalamac tMeade) 400 300
Foreien LeRion tAshcrofO 4.3O
Also ranYWilliam ". Tonianna. Gold
Cross. Palan and Manhattan.
EIGHTH RAcIPurse ST. 600: claiming :;
4-year-olds and up: ! - miles ton the turf
Smiling Prince tNash) 1880 1880 400
Guild (Ashcroft) 700 $50
Velociter tPariso) $40
Time. 2:35+*.
Also ran-Revelstoke Manly. Is.eworth.
Jinx and Schley Nurse.
Evening star., 1939-02-19
Old Rosebush Leads
From Start in Rex
Affair Grounds
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 18.-Mrs. A.
Pelleteri's consistent 5-year old
chestnut horse, Old Rosebush, took
the range on six other horses today
and won the Rex Handicap, featured
race on the program for 3-year-olds
and upward, over the 6-furlong
sprint at the Fair Grounds.
Old Rosebush, by Infinite Goldiva
stood by his record of consistency
and won his second race this year
while also being credited with four
seconds in six starts. He set the
pace throughout the race and lust
managed to stave off the late bid of
j. w. Browns fast closing Fairfax
Mrs. A. M. Creechs Grey Streak,
coupled with Cato, finished third.
The winner, second choice in the
betting, paid its followers $7.4O for
81 and covered the distance in the
fast time of 1:119s.
Evening star., 1939-02-19
Kayak I'd Sets Mark
To Win San Carlos
In Last Stride
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 18.-C. S.
Howard's Kayak I'd captured the
$4,000 San Carlos Handicap at
Santa Anita Park today, finishing
ahead of A. A.. Baroni's Specify and
Whichcee and establishing a track
record of 1:4225 for the mile and
sixteenth distance.
Thirteen horses, numbering sew
eral top candidates for the $780, 900
Santa Anita Handicap March 4,
went to the post, with Ligaroti. Main
Man, Heelf1y and Specify the IA
vorites.
Kayak, soundly beaten last Tues
day, came back today to redeem
himself.
The old track record of 1:42as was
set by Bottle Top last February IL.
Kayak I'd, q South American i'm
portation, came through to win in
the last stride.
Evening star., 1939-02-19


shaken by the partitioning of his
native Czechoslovakian soil, that the
latter act no doubt wrecked his
chances at Amsterdam in the great
A. v. r. o. battle embracing the
eight greatest over-the-board grand
masters in the world, that his
recent performance was brilliant at
Leningrad and Moscow in which he
finished first over United States
Champion Samuel Reshevsky-all
these facts cannot be gainsaid.
Sure, Flohr is a great master!
And If World Champion Alexander
Alekhin chooses to play him for the
universal title, then hats off to
Alekhin. But what this column OBJ
jects to is the European league of
non-masters who try to say who
the match champion of the world
will play and when and what the
terms shall be. There are enough
czars in sports today without chess
going under the hammer and sur
rendering its individualism for
totalitarianism.
Champion Alekhin now seeks to
organize body to be known as the
League of Grandmasters and pro-
poses that this league and not
the International Chess Federation
handle world championship matters.
Even so, whenever a truly great
player comes along. you can wager
your seven league boots that he will
travel where and when he wishes
and play title bouts under such con-
ditions as seem to him commensurate
with the occasion.
The International Chess Fedora
tiontion is a commendable under
taking, but its control of the world
title is not to be tolerated.
District Championship Starts.
Chairman w. Kurtz Wimsatt an
nounces that entries are now being
accepted for the annual District
chess championship tournament
Entry fee is S., two of which is re-
turnable to the contestant upor
Evening star., 1939-02-19

test the following should credit themselves
one srs POINT point kenneth c. Smith. Harold T.
Maud g. g. DIsyss sswa snS g IL Aep = nHyiaE vi L
Before scoring readers on No. IFS I
shall slve them time to contact the cir
column for Wednesday. Febraury &. Write
now: don't delay if you wish to continue
IN The Star problem contest.
Ernest Knapp to Lecture.
Once more a series of instruc-
tional lectures on chess is to be
featured at 1886 Eye street NV. Be-
ginners and amateurs and experts
are welcome to attend without charge
Wednesday and hear Ernest NJ.
Knapp discuss Chess Openings
Minor and Major Principles"
MIR. Knapp shared first and Sec
ond prizes with Donald Mugridge.
former District champion, in the
1889 title tournament of the Capital
City Chess Club. Mr.. Knapp won
first place in the class A tourney
OF the Washington Chess Divan
Club. He is an astute student of
chess. He belongs to both the
Capltal Clty and CheSS Dlvan Clubs;
he is president of the latter and is
widely known as very active match
player in District chess, having given
many simultaneous exhibitions.
Simon Naidel, Konrad Willnich
and Stuart Wagman, with two
straight victories each, lead in the
1889 Divan title tournament. In
round 2 Naidel defeated Scribante,
Wagman topped Chalfonte, Minkoff
lost to Willnich, Maud Sewall
dropped a game to Chmielewski,
Blrman was defeated by Charles
Reilly, while Sam Bass yielded to
Miller at Eastern, the first named
playing the white pieces. Round
No. will be played Friday evening
at the lounge.
Evening star., 1939-02-19
Kid Gloves Ring Tourney
On Tap Wednesday

The Turkey Thicket Boys Club
and the No. 4 Police Boys Club will
stage the Kid Gloves boxing show
on Wednesday at 8 pm. at st.
Anthony's Hall, Twelfth and Monroe
streets NE.
This Is continuation OF friendly
rivalry between the two organiza-
tions that began last fall on the foot
ball field. Ten bouts In five weight
classes from so to los pounds will be
staged under sanction of the District
Boxing Commission and the A. A. u.
The No. 4 boys are coached by
Winkie Hart and Dick Hall and the
Turkey Thicket lads by Pat Wilson
and Gene McGinniS,
Evening star., 1939-02-19

employs more than 1000 persons
for the taking Of the estimated
1,460,000 pounds Of fish during
the season. The report estimated
the amount paid for boats by
pleasure fishermen was in excess
Of $500, 900 for the season.
Ocean City, where off-shore
fishing was comparatively negli-
gible until 1888, when q severe
storm opened up a new channel
between the ocean and the
Sinepuxent Bay, can look forward
to q new era of popularity this
year, Dr.. Truitt declared. He
estimated that at least 10000 per.
sons would try their luck there.
Evening star., 1939-02-19
Wheat|ey Ranked Ace
Of D. Co|ored
Tennis Players

Andre Wheatley, District colored
champion, was placed No. on the
Washington colored tennis ladder
in rankings released today by Off
cials of the Banneker Recreation
Center, where the championship
matches were held. The ratings
were based on results of tourna-
ments there and at the Mall and on
the city playground championships.
Bob GLADDEN., ranked No. 2, was
paired with Wheatley in the first
doubles spot. Dorothy Morgan
headed the women's rankings, and
George Jackson was No. l junior.
Rankings:
Evening star., 1939-02-19
J.R. Groves, Jr., Hits
All Targets 10 Win
Gun Club Meet

A perfect 50-target score was shot
yesterday by j. r. Groves, jr., to
take the class A trophy at the
weekly shoot of the Washington
Gun Club. Parker Cook with 80
headed the class B shooters.
Groves, w. S. Wilson and r. D.
Morgan tied with 21's in special
handicap match at Is targets. Club
members fired numerous rounds
tuning up for the registered shoot
Wednesday, the first registered
tournament of the year. The pro-
gram combines 100 16-yard targets
and a 50-target handicap event.
Evening star., 1939-02-19
Girls Basket Tournament
Dates, Gyms Selected

Consolation and championship
series games in the WASHINGTON
Recreation League for Girls basket
ball tournament are scheduled this
week and next at local and subur-
ban gyms.
The program:
Consolation Tournament,
Section FEBRUARY 81, Rural Electric
Administration VS.. Phil Bobys at Boiling
Field; pm. February 49, Jewish Com.
munity Center vs.. Phil Bobys at J. c. C..
Q pm. March 2, Rural Electric Adminis.
tration VS.. J. G. c. at Boiling Field 8 pm
Section u-February 20, Bureau Of In.
craving VS.. Potomac A. c. at Wilson. S:3O
pm. February 81, Bureau Of Ensrav.
ing VS.. Mount Rainier at Wilson.
$50 pm. March 1. Mount Rainier VS.
Potomac A. c. at Hine. 8 pm.
ChampiensAip Series. .;
February 21: GEORGETOWN. A.. G. vs..
Hyattsville At Hyattsville. Md. ct pm.
February. 21. Sherwood VS.. Hishlanders at
Hyattsville Nd. at pm. February 27.
Georgetown A. c. vs.. Highlanders ct VIII
son, pm; February 20. Hyattsville v4.
Sherwood At Hyattsville at pm. March
2. 0eorgetown A. c. W, Sherwood, time
and gym to bs announced later. March 9.
ITO be announced later.
Evening star., 1939-02-19
CooIey-McCu||oueh Post
Feed Aids BuIITeum

An oyster roast will be held to-
day from to pm. at the Potomac
Boat Club by the Cooley-McC Cullough
Post of the American Legion. Funds
raised by the feast will be used to
support the posts entry in the Amer
ican Legion Junior Baseball League.
Jow Lewis, the young pitcher who
now is getting a tryout at Orlando
with the Nationals, hurled for
Cooley -McC Cullough last season.
Evening star., 1939-02-19
Boys Who Like Boxinq
Asked to Meetino

Boys interested in amateur box
ing are requested to attend an
organization meeting of q new club
to be formed by sgd Fishel tomor-
row night at the National Capitol
gym, 519 Morse street NE, at 8
O'Clock.
Evening star., 1939-02-19
Indian Head Is Dutinq

indian Head (Md0 baseball club
is booking games with nearby and
Washington mines. It has a diamond.
Several Saturday dates also are
available. Contact Roy Miller, Indian
Head, Md.
Evening star., 1939-02-19
Rossvun's Comment
Selections for a Fast Track at HioIeoh Park
BEST BET-COpPER TIRE.

recent Indifferent showing and on
the strength Of her brisk trials
the QUESTIONABLE f1lly is given
the call. OVERSIGHT has the
speed to make his presence felt.
STONEY BRUSH will be fac
tor II he gains a step at the
break.
Evening star., 1939-02-19
THIRD RACE-WHISPER, BAL
CONY. MILK

WHISPER was second in his
last race and any improvement
over that showing should earn
the son of Whiskalong brackets.
BALCONY may race we'll enough
to land the place. MILK is a
money possibility.
Evening star., 1939-02-19
EIGHTH RACE-WHAT A PAL,
TEPIN, TOBACCO.

WHAT A PAL met with repeat
ed interference in her last race,
which may account for her in
different showing. One of her
good races would turn the trick.
TEPIN was second In his recent
race and qualities as the con-
tender. TOBACCO is due to i'm
prove,
Evening star., 1939-02-19
@ CHE: IS #
BY PAUL ], MILLER.

sao Flohrs capture Of peak famous
lS-masers parey seized genial
Brooklyn Eagle to catapu the International the
world match championship picture again.
Opposed to the dctatoial
des Echecs is your humble but beligerent coumnist
That Salo Fohr
Evening star., 1939-02-19
FOURTH RACE-BL ACK
RIVER, ANGLO SAXON,
FATIST

BLACK RIVER, a consistent
performer in these ranks, is meet
ing a field that he can master.
ANGLO SAXON is fresh and
good. FAUST for the show.
Evening star., 1939-02-19
SIXTH RACE FENG, FALSE
POINT, LASSATOR.

FENG has been right there in
both of his recent races and it
appears the Kai Feng gelding has
only to retain his edge to turn
back this band. FALSE POINT
will have to be- reckoned with.
LASSATOR has accounted for
both of his recent starts.
Evening star., 1939-02-19

F. IF TIL RACE-CATECHISM,
OVER S l G HIT, STONEY
BRUSH.
CATECH1SM can better her
Evening star., 1939-02-19
FIRST RACE-IDA ROGER
MELISSA, HAMLIN,

MELISSA, HAMLlN.
IDA ROGERS was beaten in
her last race, but the Bob Rogers
f1lly was not disgraced. Her
previous efforts point her out in
this field. MELISSA scored i'm
pressively in her debut. HAMLIN
has been working briskly.
SECOND RACE PASCUA,
HUMMING, ROSE PILLAR.
PASCUA was distanced in her
last several starts, but the Woodie
Stable maiden will not find the
competition so keen. HUM
MING should improve in this
company. ROSE PILLAR merits
consideration.
Evening star., 1939-02-19
Addleman Passes On.

A director of the National Chess
Federation for about 10 years, Sam
uel w. Addleman Of Chicago is
dead at the age of 66. According to
reports he came from Russia to the
United States in 1891. was gradu-
ated from the University of Penn
sylvania in 1908 and in 1908 found
ed the Acme Printing Ink Co.
Ever devoted to chess, Samuel
Addleman contributed generously to
the advancement of the game and
will be remembered as one Of the
most active directors of the N. G. F.
(Copyright Feb. 10, 1889. by Paul Miller)
Evening star., 1939-02-19
aand Rated Serious Threat Southern Loop Boxing Meet This Week
Race Selections
SELECTIONS FOR TODA

SELECTIONS FOR TODAY.
Fair Grounds EAST.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Metaurus, Quick, Blind Star.
2-Viernes Santo, Miss Taos, Ca
lanta.
31Greenski, Longueil, Audrey L.
4John Oldham, King Black, Break
ing Waves.
Summit Hill, High Diver, High
man.
e-Morning Mail, Rams Head,
Doris B.
7-Nogalo, M. Quick, Bay Memoir.
81Sorcery, Lucky Child, Hour Size
Best bet-Summit Hill.
SELECTIONS FOR TOMORROW.
Hialeah East.
BY the Louisville Times.
blue Covert, Ida Rogers, Melissa
2-Azafran, Humming, Sun Arbor
3-Milk, Balcony, Whisper.
4Patsey Begone, Faust, Blue Mar
vel.
5-Oversight, Stoney Brush, Timeful
6-Lassator, Endymion, Feng.
7-San Antioca, Uvalde, Motley.
8-Chaterfol, Rebel Yell, Tepin.
Best bet-Patsey Begone.
Consensus at Hialeah East.
BY the Associated Press.
Melissa, Ida Rogers, Blue Covert
2-Sun Arbor, Jinx Buster, Azafran.
3-Milk, Dancing Doll. Exhort.
lady Infinite, Faust, Patsey Be-
gone.
5-Oversight, Stoney Brush, Timeful.
6-Lassator, False Point, Endymion.
7-San Antioca, Motley, Strut.
8-Tepin, Tobacco, What Pal.
Best bet-Lady Infinite.
Fair Grounds (Fast).
BY the Louisville Times.
l-Dick Greenock, Born Lucky, Rebel
Flag.
2-Jackknife, Dark Roamer, Leeo-
ran.
3-Mokena, Leros, Tiger John.
4Louisiana Dick, Simmer, Odds
Bodkin.
o-Jlm cornell, Garden Message,
Idolatry.
6-Idle Elf, Run Milton, Goster.
7-Pay Check, Cherokee Red, Rock
rim.
8-Fast Roamer, Spartan Lady,
Nameoki.
9-Jim O'Connell, Capt. Nadi, ms
colt.
10-Nellie Nc. Swap, Old Dominion.
Best bet-Mokena.