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Evening star., 1940-12-15
Perruso Girls Settle Pin Feud
With M. & II. Men Tonight

374. Singer is tops with a 1924
average.
Winners of % out of 80 games,
the Antlers lead the flag chase in
the Elks League by a two-game
margin over Justice, which holds
the runnerup spot by single game
over the Stewards. Charity is run
ming fourth with a 1916 standing.
Ed Mulvey is double season record
holder with 167 and 407. Tops with
100 spares, Norman Schroth is a
point behind Red Kings high aver
age of Ills. George Garrison is the
leading strike maker with %.
The Redskins have replaced the
Badgers as the pacesetters in the
Greenbelt League at College Park.
University Motors is four games
behind the new leader and a game
ahead of the fourth-place Starlight
Barons. The Barnacles' scores OF
628 and 1,705 are season records.
Jones with 1929 Is tops In average
trailed by Bowman With 1lo-l and
Cosby With l0o-i6.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
Eastern Branch Boys
Hold Basket Clinic
tuesday Night

Eastern Branch Boys Club will
hear talks on basket ball by Coach
''Fod" Cotton of Catholic University
Bill Reinhart, George Washington
University mentor, Orrel Mitchell
of Gonzaga High and Mack Posnack
of the Washington Brewers, at a
clinic Tuesday night, at 7:30, in the
club gym.
The clinic will be a feature of the
clubs weekly program which also
includes a Dads Club show Thurs
day night at 8 o'clock, and the an
nual Christmas dance for interme-
diate and senior members Friday
night.
The schedule:
Soccer League.
Jr section: Monday 6:25 pm.,-Penn
vs.. Army. Wednesday. $50 p.m.-1owa
VS.. Texas.
sr section: Wednesday. s:25 PIN
Mules VS.. Deacons.
Pool Schedule.
Monday-Club swim and dive meet,
open to all members : O'Clock.
Wednesday-Time trials all day
Friday-Practice dual meet Eastern
Branch VS.. Senior Y. NJ. c. A.. 7:30 m
Saturday-Apple bobbing contest in the
biggest tub in the world prizes; 4:l0 p m.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
FiNy 0utruns Santan
In Stretch Battle
On Heavy Track
Victory Aboard Ivy X
Is 10th Of Meeting
For Jockey Toylor
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHARLES; TOWN, w. Va, Dec.
14.-Arthur Hullcoat's Macie Mar
garet ran Is miles in 2:0225 over
a heavy track today to capture the
Roseben Handicap, feature of a
sparkling Charles Town race, wit
messed by 5000.
The filly took command early, but
had to be hustled hard to earn the
camera verdict over Mrs. S. Ringie's
,Santan and j. j. Maddock's Brook
Herod. The winner paid S2480.
Sixteenth Win for Taylor.
Walter Lee Taylor, leading WIN
ming rider at the meeting, got his
18th victory aboard Mrs. G.. Arm
strongs Ivy X in the 6l2-furlong
opener. The FLY paid $lO60.
Stepping over the Charles Town
course in 1:2l, the Hopeful Stock
Farms Galley Sweep proved a driv-
ing winner of the second to pay
$1480.
The 6ia furlongs of the third saw
Mrs. H. BoWyer's Pep Talk lead
throughout to pay $500 Fans
coupling Galley Sweep and Pep
Talk, the IA combination in the
daily double, collected $11O.
Unlawfurs Drive Tells.
The rs mile of the fourth saw
Mrs. Jack SnedeCor's Unlawful come
from far back to win going away in
2:0l4s. He paid 1920.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
Georgetown Gridiron
Stars 10 Roll 10 Aid
Christmas Fund
DooIon, BIozis, FuIIiIove
And Lilo in Show at
Convention Hall

Big shots of football will go to bat
for bowling tonight when four
Georgetown greats-Augie Lilo, Al
Blozis, Earl Fullilove and Jack Doo-
lan-display their duckpin prowess
before probably one of the season. s
biggest galleries which will see the
ambitious Shaffer Flower Shop pin
men oppose Herb Sachs super
sharpshooting Del Rios at Conyen-
ton Hall in an annual Christmas
charity card
The star studded attraction with
Jack OConnell as master of cere-
monies will start at 7:l5 pm.
Megaw Selects Team.
Hsnd-picked by Red MegaW, the
Shaffer captain. such leading Dis
trict League maple busters as Mil
ton Monk Walker of Georgetown
Bill Krauss of Rosslyn. George De-
meres and Ollie Pacini of Arcadia
Ernie Hauser of Lafayette and
Frank BUD Guethler of Lucky
Strike will shoot a three-game team
match against such national ranking
stars as Astor Clarke. No. /; Hokie
Smith, No. 2; Tony Santini, No. 3;
Ed Blakeney, No 6; Perce Wolfe
No. 7 and Harry Hilliard, No. l8.
Roll Doubles ard Singles.
As added features two singles
matches and a doubles setto will fol-
low the team clash. Clarke ano
Krauss will furnish the action in
one of the singles and Ollie Pacini
and Tony Santini in the other.
MegaW, famed as doubles roller
having shared the 1886 national title
with John Waters of Hartford
Conn, and co-holder with Pacini
in several former national records
probably will team with either Wal
ker or Demeres in the two-man af-
fair Blakeney and Hokie Smith
loom as the opposition.
All Proceeds to Go to Santa Claus.
Spectators will pay an admission
fee of 40 cents.
Evening star., 1940-12-15

To settle q claim of bowling supe-
riority the Perruso Cafe team Of the
Washington Ladies League will roll
the Melring and Hanson mems quint
at 7 o'clock tonight at Convention
Hall.
Inez Bryan, May Robinson, Ruth
Waple, Betty Lehman and Bobby
Hammer will compose the feminine
outfit with Tech, O'Neil, Lanham,
Maley and Johnston forming the
male opposition.
Madisa rollers maintained their
one-game lead in the Hebrew League
with 2-1 win from Sigma Alpha
Kappa while the runner-up Hay
mans by virtue of top counts of 629
and 1902 was 81 victor, over YOU
dies Mems Shop. Myer Weinberg
was the weeks heaviest Walloper in
the l6-club loop at Penn Recreation
with l67-420. Other highs were
Julie Singers 500, Kolodins 37s,
Leibmans So and joe schwartE's
Evening star., 1940-12-15
Nace Margaret Hard Driven Takes Charles Towns Rosebn Photo Finish
Rocine Selections
For Tomorrow

Charles Town Consensus (Fast).
BY the Associated Press.
1-Dan's Folly, Jeane Jock, Westing.
|2-Garden Pool, See See, Early
Times.
3-Bright Chance, Chief Cherokee,
JinX Buster.
4-Jolly Flag, Accidental, Breezing
Along.
5-Way Out. Polycletus, Cats Cradle
6-Royal Business, Lackawanna,
Dizzy Dame.
7-Kamport, Alarming, Five O'Four
8-Wise Shine, Din, Dinamita.
Best bet-Garden Pool.
Charles Town East.
By the Louisville Times.
l-Westing, Dams Folly, Leonard
town.
2-sun Sweep. Chancer. Garden
Pool.
3-Count Me, U Demon, Jinx.
4-Breezing Along, jolly Flag, Eas-
lest Way.
5-Polycletus, Way Out, O'Waller.
6-Royal Business, Dulie, Lacka-
wanna.
Yarn Sox, Kamport, Tyr.
8 (sub)-Dinamita, Wise Shine, Din
Best bet-Breezing Along.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
Day Program
Is 10 Be Continued
At PimIico in al
Preokness Tentatively
Scheduled for May 10,
Says Vanderbilt

Pimlico's stake-a- day program. in
augurated by President Alfred G.
Vanderbilt of the Maryland Jockey
Club. will be continued in l94i, 1t
has been announced.
The young sportsman. who also is
the head of Belmont Park, disclosed
that the Preakness Stakes. Mary
lands greatest horse race, probably
would be run on May 10.
Pinlico's stake-a-day program has
given the old course in Baltimore
the largest per diem money dis
tribution in Maryland and one Of
the largest in the country. This
plan applies to both spring and fall
meetings, the latter held in Novem-
Der.
The fall dates in 194l are not vet
known. but the spring dates re-
quested are from April 28 to May
TO- The Preakness will be run on
the final day. These dates remain
to be approved by the Maryland
Racing Commission. but in other
years such approval has been mat
ter Of routine.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
Banks Slim Favorite
To Trim Archibald
Here Tomorrow
Former Feather Champ
Apt to Give D. c. Boy
Great Fight, However

joey Archibald, little PaWtuckett
(R. ~ boxer, returns to action
tomorrow in the town which sky
rocketed him to fame and the world
featherWeight championship when
he meets Billy Banks, 19-year old
Washington colored boy, in an
eight-round match at Turner's
Arena.
Archibald began his rise in WASH
ington while in disfavor in New
England and rolled up an impressive
streak OF l6 wins that earned him
a shot at the title in New York.
Then last fall he returned to de-
fend the crown successfully against
Baltimore's Harry Jeffra, only to
lose it early this year to the National
Boxing Association.
Now on the comeback trail, Joey
Is meeting in Banks former SPAR
mate who did such good job of
training the champion last fall
that he opened a cut over his eye
and forced postponement of the
Jeffra fight for several weeks.
Banks Record Good.
Billy has won 30 of "a matches
in his professional career and ap-
parently is on the upgrade, but
still he should find the experienced
Archibald hard nut to crack when
the chips are down. Archibald
thinks too much of his record to
permit anything like defeat by a
former sparmate to find its way
on it SO he likely will be in there
with knockout in mind.
He is something Of knockout art
list, too, having won eight of his
matches here via that route. The
6-5 odds being mentioned in favor
of Banks appear ridiculous. Archi-
bald is no champion-in fact he
didn't look one in defense of his
now-missing title against Jeffra last
Octobef-but he promises to take
care of Banks without too much
trouble.
He may have lost much of his
spring and his kayo punch, but he
has travelled the boxing circuit more
than has Banks and has lasted
greater distances than the eight
rounds scheduled tomorrow.
Knows Archibald's Style.
Banks says he knows Archibalds S
style and should win without much
trouble, but knowing a fighters style
and being able to beat it are two
different things. Archibald is a
cute fighter with power, for a
little boy, in his arms and should
be able to outclass Billy after the
coiored lad expends his strength in
the early going.
In the eight-round semifnal, Carl
Dell, one OF Archibald's stablemates,
meets Joey Spangler, Richmond
flghter with a string of eight vic
tories including vans over Norment
Quarles and Irish Eddie Dunn. A
slx-rounder also Is listed with Dave
Chacon Of Los Angeles meeting El
Brookman of Washington.
Two four FOUNDERS will open the
program. Ray Lands takes on
Tommy Hoover, while Oscar Wright
goes against Pedro Cisco.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
Fox, Hounds Still Going Strong
After RedIond Hunt Gives Up
Chase Because of Darkness

route, the field halting on Owens
Farm two hours after the fox had
been started.
The huntsman and whip were left
behind to bring in the hounds when
/ Thomas T. Mott, Redland's M. F. H,
and the field Of some Is hunters gave
up and set out on the long hack
back to the meeting point, but the
hounds still were running more than
an hour afterWard, and from all in
dlcations they may be going even
when this goes to press.
Chase Among RedIand's Best.
1t was one of the stiffest chases
in the history of Redland, organized
in 1882 and which, when formally
recognized by the National Steeple-
chase and Hunts Association six
years later, was given priority to the
hunting rights in an area of Mont
gomery County about Is miles square
and bounded roughly by Rockville,
Poolesville, AitchiSon, Browns
Bridge, Colesville and Glenmont.
Since its organization Redland's S
M. F. H. has been Mott. a veteran
OF the chase who has hunted
throughout the Eastern section of
the United States, and it was
through his efforts that Redland has
developed one of the moste efficient.
obedient and best-matched packs in
the country and territory well
stocked with foxes.
ITnliFa hltt1tC u-l,icI
large memberships and which. as a
result. often have huge, unwieldy
fields following hounds, Redland had
confined itself to small number of
hunters, the majority drawn from
Washington and its suburbs, so that
every one fully can enjoy the days
sport.
Rider, 9. in Hunt.
Included in the field today were
Mrs. Elizabeth McSherry, wife of
Col. Frank J. McSherry, U. S. A,
and her son, Mike" years old. the
latter riding his high jumping
Shetland pony; DR.. James Lowe,
professor Of political science at
Georgetown University; Blair Rich
ards, Thomas Owen, Nancy Hanna,
Hazel WEIGH and Judy johnson.
Two members of the official staff
were absent, Thomas T. Mott, jr.,
honorary whip, and Edward w.
Fletcher, honorary secretary. An
other Redland regular missing to-
day was Frau Hans Thomson, wife
of the German Charge d'Affaires,
one of those from the diplomatic
circle often found out with Motifs
hunt.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
Charles Town Results

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500: claiming;
3-year-9!ds and up; 6la f9rlqngs o. %
Bob Junior lEversole) 44o $50
Boutefeu (Weisms.n) 7.60
Also ran@Rolung Lady. Sour Cherry.
Mighty Busy, Buds King, Jacquehn High,
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming;
Gany Sweep (Conleyl 1850 $50 80
Web Foot tkelly) $50
Also ran-;stealing Home, stonehsven,
Marlysh' Color Salute, Dancing Cloud.
THIRD RAcE--purse, $500; claiming;
ss.yesHr,foids s.y 70 D and up: ga sf9rlongsIo ~
PePeT rAS Dice spif4sqhs Hsntoo SO 1853 ssSS00 ssS0
Colder KEY, (RooO 400
Also rsn-Tra1smac, Balkanese, Quick
Vine. Iron Will Ivonla.
DAILY Double paid Sl10)
FOURTH RAcF-Purse. $500; claiming:
S-year.olds and up: 1's miles.
}sssr }naT'?H5 Hodsy Hsy0 G4ackeD 1920 5sS sS $" s"
Laps tEyeretn $50
Also ran2stop Scout, Dacotah, Maran-
dan. Lacey Miss, Wasod.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
xsssr ssSe Princess aysEet rlde $50 1919 co 80"
Convllle (PlerSOnl 80
Time, SIS.
Also ran-Pamunkey, Palkin, Don Lure,
Dark Beau, Match Point.
SIXTH RAcE--Purse. s4oo: claiming:
S-year-olds and up "a miles.
Macie Margaret ,vesseli) $50 40 $50
Santan tDelpino) 1910 $50
Brooke Herod (Clagget0 $50
Time, :02zs.
Also ran-Abbot's Lark, Bubbleworth,
GEORGETOWN, Hoffterg. Molasses Julia.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse $780, claiming;
Syesr-olds and UP; "a miles.
Voldear (Smlth) 900 $40 $50
Iauerman CTilden) 460 $50
Dark Friend (Hacker) $50
Time: 2.l4
Also ran-Jinneal Chilly Edible. Bright
Gem. Charles F. Uprising.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
.Whir|away, Our Boots
Head Big Field for
F|amingo Stakes
Bryon Station, Cis Marion
And Little Beans Amona
Promising Nominees
By the Associated Press.

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 4-Ninetv- one
young thoroughbreds, including the
two leading money winners of the
year, may get shot at the $4,000
of Hialeah Parks Flamingo Stakes
their first big test as 3-year-olds.
WhirlaWay, winner of S77,275 this
year, and Our Boots, with S72 ,551
among the present 2-year-olds, top
the field Of nominations for the
classic next February %.
Our Boots already has defeated
WhirlaWay in the Belmont Futurity,
but WhirlaWay has victories in the
Saratoga Special, Saratoga Hopeful,
Breeders Futurity at Keeneland and
Walden Stakes at Pimlico.
Among the promising youngsters
nominated for the l94l renewal are
Col E. r. Bradley's Bryan Station,
E. K. Bryson's Cis Marion and Mrs.
l.. Palladino's Little Beans. winner
over Level Best, l940's champion
filly, at Havre de Grace. -
The Flamingo will be run at the
height Of the Florida racing season,
just a week before Hialeah closes
March l with the $4,000 Widener.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
10th Gold Cup Event
Is Slated May ;

The 280th annual running Of the
Virginia Gold Cup will be held May
3 on the BroadvieW course, near
Warrenton, with three supporting
races to be held in conjunction with
the fixture.
Approval Of the date applied for
by the Virginia Gold Cup Associa-
ton was voted by the Hunts Com
mittee of the National Steeple-
chase and Hunt Association at its
meeting in New York.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
Georgia Field Trials
Offer Four Stakes
By the Associated Press.

Dy VIC hSSUIlhltU FstSb.
WAYNESBORO, Ga, Dee. l3.-
Fred c. Jordan of Atlanta, presider
Of the Georgia Field Trial Asso.
citation. has announced that the ar
nual trials, with the usual foy
stakes. will open here Monday, jar
uary 13.
Two large plantations. "Beec'
wood" and "Elmore, were design
ed as the site for the runnino
the four stakes in this order: M
bers' all-age, members derby, OF
all-age and open derby.
A purse of $1,000 has been gu2.
anteed in the open all-age stake.
Silver trophies will be award
winners in the members stakes.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
OmeIet Makes Stronq
Finish to Win Stake

BY The ASSOClHteu PTtsS.
SAN MATEO, Calf, Dec. IA
Omelet came from behind today to
win the / LIS miles Oakland Handi-
cap at Bay Meadows.
The winner finished 2 lengths
ahead of Arigotal in LAPS. Ex
ploded was third.
Omelet paid $500, So $50 and SO 20;
Arigotal. $500 and $4!40, and Ex-
ploded, $3.50.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
Cubs, Chisox Will Clash
Is Times in Spring
b. the Associated Press.

BY the ASSoclated Press.
CHICAGO. Dec. 14.-The Chicago
Cubs and White Sox announced
their spring exhibition baseball
schedules today, revealing that they
will meet each other 16 times in
their preseason rivalry.
The Cubs, starting their first sea-
son under Manager Jimmy Wilson,
begin training at Catalina Island
February 27. remaining there until
March IA.
The first squad OF White Sox
starts spring drills at Pasadena,
Calf, February %, the second squad
arrives week later and the exhibi-
tion play begins March 9.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
Y Busketers Defeat
Frederick, ARLINGTON

Y. NJ. c. A. cagers last night re-
corded their ninth and tenth vic
tories OF the season taking 5013
decision from Frederick in the first
Of a double-header and topping the
Arlington Cantonment five, 80 to 25,
In the nightcap. Madden was top
scorer for the victors in the opener
with 16 points and Johns paced the
"Y" scorers with 8 in the second
Evening star., 1940-12-15
Edwards Is Mentioned
As Coach of Lions

BY the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, Dec. 14-The Plain
Dealer says the Detroit Lions of the
National Professional Football
League were reported tonight to be
considering Coach Bill Edwards of
Western Reserve for the position va
Gated by George Potsy) Clark.
Evening star., 1940-12-15

White to Play and Mate in Two Moves.
Today is the deadline for posting
your key-move and at least one
folloW-up continuation that effects
checkmate in Problem No. 205,
first in The Stars winter contest
tourney. Your solution mailed by
midnight will be credited fully
toward all prizes.
E. w. Allen of NeWtonville, Mass,
has agreed to act as judge and jury
of all solutions submitted.
Mail your solutions direct to Chess
Editor, The Evening Star, Washing
ton, D. c. Do not put more than
one problem solution on page
or card. Number the problem, give
name and address with each solu-
ton submitted, and date your cor
respondence.
No person will be awarded any
prize who enters the contest under
a nom-de-plume or false name.
Contestants who already have
mailed suggested solutions to No.
-OC 1tlSlUlC IL. IA CilAto, ACOilGl "
Fulton, Ralph Reed, Warren Full
ton, E. C. Hatmaker, Robert Powell
son, Harry c. Duff. Harold E. Miller,
Edmund Nash, William R. Ringer,
Alan J. Healey, Day Thorpe, War;
rem Pearce, jr.; Wayne H. Smith,
Russell P. Larson, Randall C. Reed,
Cecil E. McDougal, Charles E.
Hedrick, sr.; w. B. Boyer, Fred R.
Mueller, Eugene n. Ramsey, Ken
meth R. Williams, George R. Hicks,
Charles j. Berner, Margaret Owens
and Henry FITZGERALD.
Solution to No. 2s4: Kt-KKt2. the key
move Played thus: ] Kt-KKt2, PxB;
. oKtxR mate. Several variations of mate
stem from the correct key-nlove Kt-KKt2
Solution to No 2s9 must be mailed
within one week from today. We advise
ninth hour contestants to obtain diagrams
Nos. 2s3. 2s6, 2s1 and 2ss and catch up
as speedily as possible Contest problem
appear in the Wedne esday and SUNDAY edi
tionS of The Washington Star until 2o
problems have been offered.
1910 Game Ending No. l.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
Hoppe Ready to Defend
Cue Title at Any Time
By the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, Dec. 14.-Willie Hoppe
of New York, world three cushion
billiards champion, informed the
National Billiards Association today
that he was ready to defend his
title "any time and anywhere.
Jake Schaefer of Cleveland chal-
lenged Hoppe last week to a title
match to be played before the an
nuai championship three cushion
tournament which begins here Jan.
uaxy II
Evening star., 1940-12-15
1O5-Pound Foes Sought

Merrick Boys Club 105-pound
quint is seeking foes for games to-
morrow and Tuesday that can be
played in the club gym. Write or
contact Cliff Lomax at the club.
Evening star., 1940-12-15

Goldin has conTiyed to INTRODUCES
the game of chess by means of i'm
printing symbolic designs upon o
inch squares.
The square chessmen do not roll
away when dropped and are easily
packed in kit. And if you wish to
play checkers, merely turn over the
individual square chessmen and
there you are-two games in one.
Chess Problem No. 2S9.
By A. r. MACKENZIE, 1905.
RIACK-lI MEN.
Evening star., 1940-12-15

at this oval and he should again
be in the thick of it. ACCI-
DENTAL Is good right now.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
1910 Game Ending No. l.
BLACK. H. BLACKBURN.
WHITE-A. FRITZ.


1t now is Blacks twenty-secon,
move, the opening having been
Kings Gambit Declined. The grea
English master, J. H. Blackburne
famous for the chess trap that bear
his name, is maneuvering Black mel
and the game continues from tn
given position thus:
White. Black
g s:ss ST. 3 :';:'a :';:a
An excellent move which
almost wins, though White is
piece behind.
White. Black,
g .t=a5 + 81 s:sa
e R-Rs R.ks % !'P.
Well played. 1t will be seen
that Blacks Queen dare not
move on account of the i'm
pending R-K8 check.
White. Black.
81 pxP dis. ch.
% K-R2 2S Kt-R5
The only move for Black to
save the game and secure
draw.
White. Black.
90 o-Bs ch % K-Kt1
Again Black takes the only
logical path, for if QxQ, the
reply R-K8 wins for White.
White Black
e e Rxa keR1 g g RHRts RHR sh ch.
And Black draws by perpetual
check The English master
was one of the greatest play
ers of his day. Today's game
ending was played SO years
ago in the Frankfurt tourna-
ment. 1t is reported in w.
Steinitz's International Chess
Magazine, october, 1887.
Banks EntertainS Divan.
One of Newell w. Banks thre.
simultaneous exhibitions was hels
at Hotel Parkside under Ches.
Divan auspices. The chess ane
checker expert likewise contested
games at Hotel Gordon and tn,
Central "Y."
At six tables set up at the Divan
Banks evenly divided them between
chess and checker challenges
Meyer Schultz was the only player
to SO much as draw at chess, Whill
Evening star., 1940-12-15
@ &HE: s s. #
BY PAUL ]. MILLER,
Chess Editor, The Star,

Square che According description No l2357o Of the United
States Patent ONCE November 49, 90 Shepard dn entitled
create and manufacture exclusively his invention Of square
pieces
that the draft will place thousands the and
a problem furnish suitable
Evening star., 1940-12-15
THIRD RACE-CHIEF CHERO-
KEE, JINX BUSTER, WELSH

CHIEF CHEROKEE won twice
at Marlboro, showing his fond
ness for soft footing. If the
Charles Town footing remains
soft the veteran should take top
honors. JINX BUSTER copped
his last at this point and he is as
good as the effort. WELSH LAD
is very dangerous.
Evening star., 1940-12-15

at checkers Moseley won one and
drew one.
Chess Master Israel Horowitz Is
to lecture at the Divan January 10.
Census Aces Battle.
In the field of eight contestants
for the championship Of the Census
Bureau Chess Club, William r.
Pierce and Al Cola are the pace
makers with Iii scores. Ralph
Wallenhorst accounted for the sepa-
rate loss each has suffered.
The standings:
!: 81; !: g.: e.:
Current matches: Golls-simi, Bovloy-
Pierce, PatridRe-Titus, Wallenhorst-cooper.
.Federal Security Premiere.
/ Be":l.9s Be s4.,s. y ! ska4 g Z 4sn..ssn$ nsn I
Esn.s ssu i: :. + fsfsl9i fs4..:is X !:
.Numeral preceding players name indt-
Gates section.
lEtt dDONC SlNCo tiiO AdtCoo
positions of top players in the four
section Federal Security Chess Club
premiere.
| Security players now meet every
Friday evening at Hotel Portland at
| 8 o'clock.
| Sectional match results:
| Section DIR SteInbach defeated Pa
! StuYel, r. Powelson won from MrS. A..
! Lufie
| Section m Paul toppied 6. Hordss
Section "A. S kuSSman won from E7-
/ mund Nash and D. HANDEL, respectively.
I Nash in turn defeated H. Bronfn.
Section 4-JacOb Perla drew against VI.
/ Perkins but won from Mrs. Sara slller.
| Carson defeated P. Light.
F., To encourage beginners at chess.
Harry Siller and George ChernoWltz
are lecturing on alternate Friday
evenings at Hotel Portland on the
simple elementals.
December Is. l940)