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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-10
BOTH INFANTRY
KNOWS PISTOLS

Uncle Sam teaches his infantry
men how to handle pistols, as the
Tacoma Pistol club found out last
night. The local civilians have
some crack performers in their
ranks, but when they matched hot
muzzles with the Both Infantry
boys they wound up behind the
well-know eight-ball, as these
figures show.
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Ambsrs Wins Over
Ring Rival IN East

pV1e.ADoo.oetA Lou AmheFs
IT Hsrhimss. N. v. fosmsr world
IIshswssshs shsmpssa. was rs9ss1-
81 tnday ~ On even nanSy NJ
70 rsaais Ms little from Hsefy
Armstrong this summer sfsss N
impressive ysstoxv assr tinnwy
vssahe n Cleveland last night.
Amb~ss tn<sh every round,
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own age capable Of driving him to
his limit lie may have TO wait
until next year. when he moves
into the handicap division and
meets older horses to show his
elsss.
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DENVER - Tony Galento, the
New Jersey bartender, knocked
Phil johnson, New York Negro,
to the canvas three times last
night in their four-round exhibit
ton fight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-10

FOREST GROVE. Pacific
university tennis players beat
College OF Education, five matches
to two yesterday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-10

The Seraphs, who have won
only five Of their Last II
games after sn early-seasou
l9-game winning streak. no
longer are represented among
the five leading hitters.
On April "a, three N the first
five bstters were Angels; Jim
(Ripl Collins led in home runs and
runs batted in and three Los An
geles pitchers were indicated.
Today the Angels haven't a
batter among the first five: Collins
has added only two home runs 10
his previous total OF nine and has
batted in only 43 runs. a gain OF
three. He still leads In those two
however.
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Evening star., 1939-03-12
Teddy Weed Equals
Mark in Triumph
Al Tropical
Posteurized Again Fails
To Uphold Reputation
By Running Second
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CORAL GABLES. Fla, March
1.-THE Tomara Stables Teddy
Weed, which ran fourth to Stage
hand in the McLennan Memorial
Handicap at Hialeah, turned in a
record-equaling performance over
the seldom used mile and 10 yards
distance to capture the $4,000 Key
West Handicap at Tropical Park
today.
Carrying the light impost of 104
pounds. Teddy Weed stepped the
distance in l:43 AS to equal the
track record set few days ago by
Co-Sport. Mrs. w. Plunket Stewards S
Belmont Stakes winner, Pasteurized
again failed to run to his reputa-
ton and finished disappointing
second while Joseph Pepp's No Sir
was third.
Pasteurized, one of the big dis
appointments of the recent Widener
Challenge Cup race, never was
match for the speedy Teddy Weed
Top weighted at 122 pounds and
ridden by Don Meade. the big chest
nut colt couldn't gain an inch on
Teddy Weed after moving into sec
ond place on the first bend. He fin
ished a length and half behind
while beating No Sir by four
lengths for the place.
The crowd of about 10000 made
Pasteurized the favorite while Teddy
Weed paid off at $3.50 for each 50
straight ticket.
Evening star., 1939-03-12
Heuths and DeIhuds
Begin Series for
heurich Title
Trip to Ohio Tourney
At Stake os Shorp
RivoIs Struggle

Probably the hottest amateur
basket ball feud of recent years
will be renewed this afternoon when
Federal Bureau of Investigation and
Delaware and Hudson open a three
game playoff at the Heurich gym
for the championship of the Heurich
Amateur League. The tap-off will
be at $3.50 o'clock.
A trip to the East Liverpool
(Ohio tournament, with all ex-
penses paid, will be at stake. The
second game is scheduled for
Wednesday night, with third
game. if necessary, on Thursday.
Each team has defeated the other
once this season, F.. B. I. winning
the last game played. An individual
battle between the rival centers will
be side light to today's game,
with Hal Kiesel in the D. and H.
uniform against Joe Robinson, the
G-men's consistently brilliant pivot
man. Akky Viana, Gerald Burns.
George Walker, Tommy Folliard
and Don Fones are the D. and H.
dependables. while F. B. l. will rely
upon Jim and Herbie Thompson,
Bernie Jones, Forrest Burgess, La
velle Dean. Al Waters, Tommy
Lynch and Butch Appel.
United TypeWriters and Calls
Valet will meet in a preliminary
at 2:30.
Evening star., 1939-03-12
Tom Mott, Jr., Breaks
Co|larbone in Spill
At Uppervi||e
BY the Associated Press.


UPPERVILLE. Va. March Ii
Sobersides, bay gelding owned by
Harry Worcester Smith of Middle
burg, won the Piedmont Hunts
point-to-point race on Paul Melons
Rokeby estate today.
Ridden by Crompton Smith, son
of the owner. Sobersides was the
only one of four starters to finish
the Az mile slippery and heavy
tagged course. The time was 10
minutes 10 seconds.
Hubert Phipps' Wrackspipe, rid
den by Harris Bucklin was the early
pacesetter in this event and kept
ahead of the field until next to the
last fence. when Sobersides moved
in front. Wrackspipe fell at the last
fence but his rider escaped unhurt.
Thomas Motifs Brumanna also fell
after he had taken the last jump
and his rider, T. T. Mott. jr., of
Washington, received a broken col
lar bone. The victory gave Mr.. Smith
a leg on the Rokeby Challenge Bowl.
Weather conditions were bad and
the crowd of more than 1000 race
lovers shlvered in the rain. Icicles
hung from the paddock rails and a
biting wind blew from the east.
The ledles' race was won bv Mrs
Howard Linn's Verquin, a bay geld
ing. in II minutes IS seconds.
Easy Mark, belonging to Gerald
webb, Jr, won the heavyweight
event. t. Beatty Browns Athlone
was out in front with Easy Mark
in this race when ne went down at
the last jump. The rider was not
hurt.
Evening star., 1939-03-12
ENGLISH OPENING

Play between Ernest Knapp and
Kenneth Stubs was postponed.
Keen excitement marked the con-
f1ict between Martin Stark, former
Harvard ace. Capital City and one
time District champion, and Ariel
Mengarini, youthful Italian about
the age of Wagman, who arrived in
Washington a year ago from New
York City.
AS the battle progressed between
the heavyweights, it was observed
that Martin Stark's absence from
tournaments recently, because of
postgraduate study at Harvard in
the field of traffic and transporta-
tlon. had not marred his ability to
conceive and execute brilliant mid
game combinations.
Stark forced a pawn to his seventh
rank and, with bishops of opposite
color. he astutely connived a most
deserved victory after a struggle
lasting 81 moves in six hours and
"a minutes! The game is we'll worth
your study. Here it is:
Evening star., 1939-03-12

FIRST RACE-Purse. $500 Claiming;
4-year-olds and up: l mile and 20 wards
Ebony Parasol Page 1880 $50 $50
Ellabee Dew $50
Time. 49,
Also ran-Persuader. Instead, Pish Tush
Chlpeta and Vedalia
Evening star., 1939-03-12
Santa Anitu Results

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST .RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claiming;
3-yeer-olds; !. miles. ,, oo
In RANGE Adams 800 $50
Haunted House tCorbett $40
Amp ASo Lsd1 hg Fa B'sonsa .aas
Ear. Jacaroo and Ebony Moon
ing 4-year-o olds and up =, furlonss Cchutel
Coulee Dam lBierman' "42o 1000 800
Honey Car B James, 40 3 90
Ba1+ooszi Tno q q Adams $50
Aiso ranmsaasrs = hr,. ch!st ,J Urge Ne Ne: Car.
mier and Jack o Spades.
7ca1 TsIER sa! R.c5Pu5s; .eg up n,ss 81 500" claiming
Sir f Rids~ay S.~s sHq ADAMS lam ln no 44o 300
q Enoch Borland Williams $50 4,so
Time. 1:46's
Also rsn-cannibaI. Ora. Deer Ply, Re-
turn Check. Danfield. Hilsinser and Shasta
d Won but was DISQUALIFIED and placed
second.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, sl5 500: claim
ins; 4year-olds and up: y. miles
Marke Me Adams $40 $50 80
Morun tLonzdenI $50 400
wlfs Tim.. YIN J a.05.. ,S.sy' $40
BIZ Also B.1f Asesn l BID md sfs M.
Ponne.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. 81 500: grade D
handlcap: 4-year-olds and up; | mile.
Galapas Duppsl 1920 1910 go
Red PEPPER (Siler) $50 $50
Bourbon King tScheihD 1880
Also ranaaEssjaytee. Mount Vernon II,
Enchanted Open Door. chanoevew. PAGE
SIXTH RAcE-Ths San Juan c.pistrano
Handicap: purse, $4,000 added; 3-year-
Today q Adams, $50 400
Jacola tH Richards, $50
Time. 2:302s new track record.
e War Fellow. whieheee. Masker. Tobacco
Road Olimpo. d Quick Devil fParscout
Frexo. War Minstrel. No Dice. Our
Dream. Gosum FLYING Lee and Count
c Mccarthy and N 8 Howard entry.
l. B: Mayer entry
eshaffer and Blue Moon Stable entry
SEVENTH RACE--Purse. 81 800: claim
ing 4year-olds and up: ] mile.
Chassr tWestrope) 1910 500 4sO
Tedium 'BiremanI 1850 7.2O
Real Clear tSenal $50
Also ran-orientalist Home Burning.
Rolling Ball. sabueso. Forsooth and Uneasy.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purs.. 81 500: claim
fas Pomkee eseefoios eco1ec, and uo 30 mj5es
Mr. Grundy tJames> $50 420
d Vespasiano tBierman) $50
d Gala Clay tSena) 800
Also ran-White Sand. Balm Marie and
Ran dead heat to show.
Evening star., 1939-03-12
Tropical Park Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500 claiming
t-year-olds is, and np fuT!9nss Chute
Mr. Buddy {MerriiN $50 40
Ljchr Cruiser tDonoso> $40
s,.T{1 AlSo ranMMoss l,s Gal giss s ar, and Shine. @
Sparkling, Odd Blue and Fast Express
sEcoNp RAcE-purse. $500; claiming:
1oEsaT-oldS ar fv and up: f1rlonss nn Chute
Ghost Train IBarbaD $50 30
Cautivo tEnsor 5000
Time, ! :13.
W Whs He sa roaef spandan Pan
donna and, ard PeTfeet Peace ..o,o>
DAILY Double paid S30170o
THIRD RAcE-Purse $780, claiming:
Sy1sE caf 6oTss sndsi ASssTo 800 ssc 90
cheharra TnsI Schmidt $40
Also ran"Proud Kins. Cupds Arrow,
Niaht, Maaic shadow, Mr. jersey and Wee
BaR.
uF9, FouRTH RACE E., - oo1 The Florida g.. city
suaaraee CCharton, 1880 $50 $40
Merry Gesture. MEADE, 400 $50
ROYAL Taste tMerrilll 40
Also ran-Rock Maker and Good Odds.
FIFTH RACE-The Kew West Handicap:
purse. 5000: 3-year-olds and up: l mile
and 20 yards.
Teddy Weed ,Hanford, $50 go 3.1O
Pasteurized tMeade) 3.1O 3.2u
No Sir tLyncn, 800
Time. ! Az tcouslS track record
Also ran--Maeriel. Francesca. Short Dis
tance, Palamede and Waraine.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 5000: claiming;
4-vear -olds and up; !. miles.
Anglo Saxon tCharlton) 1870 SO 4.ao
Dulcimer NASH 7.30 40
Passing Eve (AShcroftb $50
Time. ~
Also ran--Sun Mica. Black Arrow. Ber-
tillon. Oddesa Lad. Reminding. Uvalde and
Maefleet.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse $500: claim
ing. 4year-ods and up: l mile and 20
Yards.
Franco Saxon Il. Hrd 1880 $50 $50
Steel King tBarbs> 100 1890
Continuity tSnider) $50
Time, 452.
Also ran-Bow and Arrow. Seventh In
ming. Bold General Story Time, Mister
Jacko, Jack Fly. Asksris and Ritz Brothers.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming:
4-year-olds and up: ! mile and 20 yards.
Panorama ashcroft, $40 $50 $40
Brilliant Rock (Snlder) $50 40
The Story tDonosol 4.S0
Also ran-Chatterwrack America First,
Texas Rose. Blade EDGE, Jezreel and sachem.
Evening star., 1939-03-12

assisted chairman WlmSatt IN the
capacity of referee. President G.
w. Stark of Capital City welcomed
successive Saturday evenings on
the spectators and players as round
No. l commenced and extended the
courtesy of his club to all for the
successive Saturday evenings on
which matches will be played.
Glancing around the game room
you perceived the 1893 champion,
Vladimir Sournin, veteran of dec
ades of match chess, tackling Robert
Hostler, a freshman at George
Washington University. former
president of the Washington Inter-
high Chess Association. At one
stage OF his game Hostler scared
the willy Sournin by snaring a piece
but the canniness of the champion
was too much for the eager youth
and after So moves he was outwitted
completely.
The game.
Evening star., 1939-03-12
Fair Grounds Results
By the Associated Press.


FIRST RACE-Purse, $500, Claiming;
Ebony -Parasol Page 1880 $50 $50
Doris B 'Orost Z 90 $40
Ellabee Dew $50
Also ran, Persuader. Instead, Fish Tush
Chlpeta and Vedslia
SECOND RACE-Purse $500: claiming:
aacSe;ar-o6lds % ano up mile ana % yards.
Mokena tScotu 4 90 800
Henrietta KING $50
Also rsn3Goldkm speycrest Nameoki.
Navanod, Old Dominion, Miss Damara and
Nosalo.
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $500: claiming;
Fluke page N n.y. 40 400 800
Maystick Haas 1910 10 20
Baranca tConroy 800
Also e riant2Maesak. Quick My Blaze.
Iramwsy. Dixie Princess Maeoob and
iDaly Double paid s1ooso1
FOURTH RAcE-Purse 500; allow
sks5Ias pdia:t F2Gl Johnson 1850 e" -" :"
Brodea tOros) $40
Rolls Easy. Patrol Scout, BRIGHT Double
Whisk and Dick Naishapur.
a Joe W Brown entry
B. Hernandez entry.
FIFTH RACE-The ort Wells Handicap;
purse, ST 900, 4-year-olds and up, fur
longs
Old Rosebush tsievenson) $50 $40 24O
Bunny Baby tDew) 420 $50
Phalasan Lowel $50
Time. 1:122-5
Also ran-Fairfax Chance Sweet, Bach
1ller' Chance Ray and Boston Mary.
n
purse. ST 500 "-year-olds' /, mile.
b Imprudent 'Marrero, 400 300 $50
b Nosy Haas 300 $50
Liberty Queen tFieldSl 400
Time. 04St7
Also -ran-Macs Cantor. Columbia's
Boy. Belle. James. La Chiouita. jay
Seen and Lollv Bane
Border Farm Stable and A. Moore entry
b. T Hill and E. K. Brvson entry.
c w. A. Mikel entry
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. 5000: allow
Hone Eternal
wv. L JohnsonD 4sO 300 40
Rough Diamond tKine) $40 $50
Ca tomar tOros> 400
Time, :46is
Also ran-Fire Advance. Whipovll and
Teddy Haslam.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming:
4-year-olds and up: l.. miles
Red Chief tScott, $50 4oO 320
Stout Heart tKeipper) 1920 $40
Bobbrax Dew $50
Time. 1:4S-s
=, Also ran-Swift Lad. Morris R. Brilliant
Miss Arachne. .Sar~h Justice. Idolatry.
War Jest. Escolee and Union.
Evening star., 1939-03-12
The game:
FRENCH DEFENSE.

At table No 2 Donald Mugridge.
erstwhile District champion, en-
countered Joseph Scribante, wrest-
ing victory with 80 moves and
total playing time of two hours and
SO minutes.
H. A. Rousseau. 1888 club cham
pion of Capital City, faced 19-year-
old Stuart Wagman of No. l rank
in the class A tournament of the
Chess Divan Club.
Wagman, ever thinking of grand
olse combinations, found Rousseau
a Tartar who relentlessly took his
sand on the battlefield and coolly
analyzed complications to earn a
win in the brief period of one hour
and 55 minutes with only IA moves
PLAYED The game.
Evening star., 1939-03-12
|mprudent, Carrying
Top pWeight, Scores
Al New Orleans

BY the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, March 11.-Im-
prudent speedy daughter of
Whiskalong Rash Promise. picked
up top weight of 1913 pounds today
and scored a decisive victory over
eight other 2-year-olds in the $500
Lafayette Handicap at the Fair
Grounds.
1t was the fourth straight victory
for the juvenile owned by E. K.
Bryson and her first at the half
mile distance, a good stretch for
2-year-olds at this stage of the
season. Her time was 49,, two
seconds slower than the track
record
Closing fast under the guidance
OF Jockey Marrero, Imprudent fin-
ished length ahead of T. J Hills
first-time starter, Nosy, another of
Whiskalong S get. Liberty Queen, a
filly from the stable of c. Andrade.
Sd, finished third The winner,
strongly backed. paid $500 for 81
in the mutuels.
Evening star., 1939-03-12
Congress Heights Ties
E. M. S. Five for Lead

Congress Heights Boys Club tied
the E. M. S. Fraternity five for the
leadership of the Anacostia Com
munity Center League yesterday
when it whipped the previous undis-
puted leaders, 1916. Each has now
won five games in seven starts.
Evening star., 1939-03-12
Three Court Contests
On at HyuttsviIIe

Hyattsville's National Guard Ar
mory will be the scene OF three
basketball games this afternoon,
with the first starting at 1::30
o'clock.
At that time w. w. Chambers
will play Cookies Flashes, the game
to be followed by those sending
Bellman Heating Co. against Regal
Clothiers and Delta A. G. of Penn
sylvania against Company F Of
Hyattsville,
Evening star., 1939-03-12
Stage Table Net Event
At Montgomery Hiqh

Richard Montgomery Hig h
Schools third annual table tennis
tournament will be held Thursday
and Friday evenings. Competition
will be open for mems and women's
singles and mems doubles while high
school students will have men S
and Women's singles tournament of
their own.
The tournament will be run in
strict accordance with U. S. T. T. A.
regulations with all contestants
obliged to wear colored shirts. En-
tries should be turned in by to-
morrow night to A. A. Norris, jr., at
the school.
Evening star., 1939-03-12
Cravat Breaks Track
Mark in Capturing
$4,000 San Juan
BY the Associated Press.

by tne ASSOCIATED EIeSS.
LOS ANGELES, March l1.-Town-
send B. Martins Cravat came up In
the stretch today and won the S25 900
added San Juan Capiastrano Handi-
cap, ll2-mile grand finale of the
racing season at Santa Anita Park.
With Jockey Jack Westrope in the
saddle, Martins 4-year-old took
charge in the final drive down IN
front of the grandstand and won
going away from Neil McCarthy's S
Today
Jacola, fllly owned by Edward
Friendly, ran third.
Cravat was timed at 2302s, break
ing the old mark set by Dark Accent
at 2:321s.
Evening star., 1939-03-12
EIChico Derby Choice
In Two Big Books
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, March 11.-Win-
ter books of rival betting commits
sioners today made Ell Chico the IA
vorite nominee for the Kentucky
Derby, May 6, at 4 to and 6 to /.
The odds as reported:
James J. Carroll-El Chico Al: Johns
town. 1O-1: Technician and Benefactor.
l2-l Challedon. 81: Hash Third Deeree.
inbound: Porter's Mite and Xalapa Clown.
POL: Ariel Toy Dell. No Competition. Our
Mat and smart Trick. 30 to l..
Charles Burke-El CHICO. 6-1: Challedon
and Technician. 1O-1: Johnstown and Ben.
efactor. 12-1: Porters Mite. Impound and
Xalapa Clown, 15-1; Third Degree, cO-1 :;
7. NJ Dorset and Ariel Toy. 25-1: Hash.
Evening star., 1939-03-12
Kelley Wynkoop Is Leader
In Trophy Trapskoot

Shooting In the cold rain, Kelley
Wvnkoop won the first leg on the
special trophy at the Washington
Gun Clubs weekly shoot Yesterday
with a score of "a out Of 25.
Vic Snyder, visitor from Cleve-
land, led the field in the 5O-target
event, breaking a. to nose out H. G..
Wood. another visitor, by /.
The scores.
Evening star., 1939-03-12

The spring field trials of the Fau-
quier Trials Association will take
place on April 8. There will be two
stakes judged by E. R. Colbert of
Fredericksburg, Md, and G. Fell of
Washington, D. c., who was one of
the judges at the first trial ever run
by this association.
Evening star., 1939-03-12
Standings Of round No. /:


The second round Of the District
fray was held last night at 1896 I
street NV, under Chess Divan Club
auspices, with Max Kessler of Paul
Morphy Chess Club and H. Winfred
Horn, Dlvan director, supervising
1ormalltles. Round goes to Hotel
Gordon for March 18, 7:3O pm,
President C. w Stark of Capital
City and President Earle Kunkle OF
Paul Morphy refereeipg the event.
Tournament Director Willard H.
Mutchler is performing an excellent
Job and for the first time in years
all organized chess clubs are CO.
operating to make the District chess
melee the greatest ever.
CHESS PROBLEM NO. 1873.
BY Pickering and Thornton. English Chess,
BLACk-EIGHT MEN.
Evening star., 1939-03-12
Coftey and J. {. {. Quints
To Battle for Title

Coffey Sales and Jewish Com
munity Center quints will play for
the championship of the Roosevelt
Community Center Thursday night
at $50 o'clock. Coffey Sales ended
the second half undefeated by de-
feating Bellman Heating. 1926
while j. c. c. was f1rst-haf cham
pion.
The standings and this week.
Evening star., 1939-03-12
FOURTH RACE-C HAL NJ A G,
BUCKET HE AID, CORO-

CHALMAC was beaten a neck
in his last race and If the Chal-
lenger I'd colt duplicates that
performance he should earn
brackets. BUCKET HEAD, a re-
cent winner, still retains his edge.
CORONADO appears to have the
edge over the others.
Evening star., 1939-03-12
obn ~ Cheyenna> Wins Dunboe Duel Fair Riders
Race Selections
SELECTIONS FOR TODAY
Fair Grounds East,

Fair Grounds East.
BY the Louisville Times
l-Parqueen, Wild Blonde, Waugh
2-Carlade. Monopolize, Fleet Arrow
3-High Cloud, Dust Box, Bucks
Image.
+John Oldham, Second Helping,
Miss Mogul.
5-Cottingham, Rams Head, My
Feng
6-Waygood Lad, Rhimeda. High
Man.
7-Broadcaster, Biography, Solitary.
8-Westko, Almarine, Hereward.
Best bet-Waygood Lad.
Havana East.
Up. in Arms, Happy and Gay,
Llnlace.
2-Musical Jack, Par Value, Lees
burg.
3ESilent Don. Adds Ababa. Onrush.
4-Douglas F., Pretty Royal. Mae
mute.
5-Martiano. Martin Host. Viesca.
6-Canimar. Vltelio. Blackmail.
Earl Porter, Bank Holiday, Deer
Leap.
8-Speedy Skippy Keltner, Crusand.
9-Prince Sulieman, Headman,
Donna Day.
Best bet-Earl Porter.
SELECTIONS FOR TOMORROW.
OakIaWn (FaSN.
Red Go. Prum. CheraW.
2-Allegory, Sea Fox, Busse Trum-
pet.
3-Easter Pal, Shirley c., Valdina
Anne.
3Mars Man, Transwise, Don't Dis
5-Blagden, Count Cotton, Kentucky
Jane.
6iFlooto. Little Drift, Marching
Feet
7-Fandan. Gay Bill. Grand Jester.
8-Overplay, Lightnin' Bill. Tearout.
9-Bill Donoghue. Hueu, Witan.
Best bet-Blagden.
Fair Grounds East.
1-Justa Flight, Laro Keys Stepin-
anna.
2-Viernes Santo, Princess Vertie,
Quick Quick.
3-Col Hatfield, No Doubt, Polante
Seth.
4-No selections.
5-Vote Boy, Warwil. Virginia J.
6jBuster Boy, Woodlander, Casing
head.
7-Speycrest, Good Memory, Henry
M.
8-Wise Princess. Jobioso, Kuvera.
9-Teeter Totter, Leros, Red Garter.
Best bet-Vote Boy.
Tropical Park Fast.
kindred Spirit, Taunton, IN
active.
2-Knowing, Muggins, Irenes Bob.
3-Welding, My Corinne, Bally
Haste
4-Chalmac Bullet B.. Bucket Head
5-Drudgery, Gay Balko, Wise
Prince
6-Greedan, Blue Fang, Jest Once.
7-William Palmer, Trina. Dark
Beau
8-Black Peter. Dalamac. Alpenglow
9-Quick Action, Blue Grotto. Just
Buck.
Best bet-Drudgery
Consensus at Tropical Park.
BY the Associated Press.
1.-The Wink. Inactive. Sun Apollo.
2-Whisper, Muggins, Spittinimage
3-Madame Capet. Ballyhaste,
Welding.
4-TWist, Chalmac. Forfend.
5-Wise Prince, Drudgery. Ghost
Queen.
6-,Jest Once. Dicty Step, Stock
board.
10 Bantam. Somali. Dark Beau.
8-Bareback Wulfstan. Alpenglow.
Substitute-Blue Grotto, Dancing
Cloud. Sure Cloud.
Best bet-Wise Prince.
Evening star., 1939-03-12
District Guards Defeat
Frederick in Shoot

The District National Guards
rifle team defeated the Frederick
Rifle Club. 1852 l,331, in a shoul-
der-to-shoulder small-bore rifle
match on the latter's range.
Evening star., 1939-03-12
NINTH RACE-BLUE GROTTO,
Upton, SURE CLOUD.

BLUE GROTTO may score if
the substitute is used, with LIP
TON and SURE CLOUD battling
it out for the minor awards.
Evening star., 1939-03-12
WHITE-SIX MEN.
White to PLAY and Mate In IhrPe

R-QR4 solves No $50 Credi' Of two
points 90 to W. B Boger rise Separate
sheets for each problem a prInc.pa! ,arla-
tlon Is any that leads 10 a mate Eiverd
{. knouse. David H Slbbet. Joseph SInon.
E. w, Allen tyou certainly are a problem
student and practically aa % per cent
fight IN your ana!ysls and neatly gwen
thematlc variations. A. G. DreveT. Daniel
Breeskln tTlll YOU please give the moves
leading to mate, Kenneth Smith. Wiley
NJ. Fuller. W, L. Elledge Harry C. Duff,
Robert J Feeney Maud G SeyalI Rabhi
J T. Loeb welcomed F. Edwards ard
Robert NJ. Walker. H. P. Murray. tTalpS
Evening star., 1939-03-12
schedule: :

Wednesday-Coney Sales VI, Asricul-
trrs n 7;ao; Bellman vs., Western A. c.
Thursday-York Haberdashery vs. AIS
9ilisrd Parlof. 7:30: Co6sy Sales ~ ].
c. c., $50.
Evening star., 1939-03-12
SEVENTH RACE-DARK BEAU,
HIJO GAUCHO, TRINA.

DARK BEAU returned to form
with a smashing victory in his
recent race and the Sun Beau
campaigner shapes up as likely
repeater. HIJO GAUCHO will be
dangerous in the run home.
TRINA may be troublesome.
Evening star., 1939-03-12
EIGHTH RACE-ALPENGLOW,
STALAGMITE, TOWN CAR,

ALPENGLOW has been threat
ening for some time and the
Haughton colorbearer appears to
have found the right spot. He
has to improve slightly over his
last to score. STALAGMITE has
been knocking at the door.
TOWN CAR is money posi-
bility.