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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
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Milk
Wine
Nutmeg
Boil sweet potatoes and mash
them through a colander or
potato ricer. While still hot. add
butter and well-beaten eggs.
Add sugar 10 taste and enough
milk 10 soften the pudding. Sea-
son with wine and nutmeg. and
bake in a CREASED dish at $50
degrees F. Serves six 10 eight.
Aunt Beity's Brandon Bread:
2 cupfuis boiled horniny grits
? cupfuls white corn meal
g. eggs
] pint milk F..
2 tablespoonfulS melted butter
y teasponful salt
Mix hominy grits. while stiu
warm, with corn meal. BcHi
eggs very light; mix them Win
the milk and butter, Combine
the two mixtures. Stir In salt.
Beat the butter well. and pour
into a well-greased casserole.
Bake for 45 minutes at AIS da-
grees F. Serves eight to ten.:..
And then there's Eggs Az
Beurre Noir" Eggs in Black
Butter. as served in Paris that
was. ~.
Eggs Al Reurre Aolr =: :
2l2 tablespoonfuls butter ~,
4 eggs -.
l teaspoonful finely chopped
chives - 49,. g,..-,-'z. s.sn -.
! tablespoonful vinegar -:
Salt and pepper -
Melt one tablespoonful butter,
in a frying pan and add tie,
broken eggs carefully. Allow
them to fry gently. Then place
them on two hot plates and
sprinkle with chives. Put III
tableSpoonfuls butter in the pan;
let 1T cook until brown. Add one
tablespoonful Of vinegar 10 the
butter. Sprinkle the eggs with
salt and pepper, and pour the
sauce over them. Serves two.
This is typically French and
very delicious.
Evening star., 1941-01-05
Exareh Scores Upset
In Tropical Parks
Seminole Cap
Beats Aerial Bomb Head,
While Clyde Tolson,
Fovcrite, Runs Third
BN the ASsocIs ted Press.

bN lNt ESbOCld Leo fTehS
MIAMI. Fla, Jan. Mrs. w. c.
Stroube EXerch, making his first
start since a summer campaign on
the Pacific Coast, scored a surprise
triumph today in the $1,000 Semi
mole Handicap at Tropical Park.
The bay colt, paving Sl8.40 for
s.. nipped Mrs. II. Torriente's Aerial
Bomb at the wire. winning by a
short head.
Form players who had installed
w. K. Bryson's Clyde Tolson a fav-
orite. were confounded to see him
finish third. length back. Clyde
Tolson is q three time winner at
the meeting.
Jockey Sterling Young took
Exsrch over the 5l2 furlongs in
los. Aerial Bomb showed the early
foot, but EXarch. thoroughly fresh
and fit, shot through on the inside
and nosed out the pacemaker with
a desperate final lunge
Endymion. S6-to-S2 fayorite.
won the fourth race at 2 miles and
70 yards. the longest distance ever
used at this track. The winner S
time automatically became a track
record
The favorite won by lengths over
Gallant Friar with Panalong third.
Bobby Merritt, who returned to
the saddle last fall after trying his
hand as trainer, rode his first
winner of the season astride Double
B. in the third race. Double B.,
once trained by Merritt, paid s11.10
for a 50 ticket in beating Red Mea-
dow by neck. Good Reception ran
third.
Evening star., 1941-01-05
Rocine Selections
For 7 omorroW

Consensus at Tropical Fast.
q, tie Associated Press.
Hard Biscuit. Sobriety, Sir Quest,
mint Liberty, Battle Star, Mill
Tower.
3LOrcus. Rusty Gold. Red Burr.
4-MoIest, Attracting, Sir Reynard.
5-Mythical King, No Sir, Topee.
6-Me1y Gesture, Remarkable,
Johns Heir.
Pit Terrier, Be Prepared, Paul
Pry.
8ILatepass, High Blame, Erins Sun.
Best bet-Molest.
Tropical Park East.
By the Louisville Times.
l-Sobriety, Chicharra. Sir Quest.
mill Tower, Flying Plaid, War
Ration.
3Lewistown, Rusty Gold, Swing
Leader.
4-White Hope, Peanut Lady, At
tracing
5-No Sir, Plowshare, Mythical
King.
6-Wake Robin, Johns Heir, Pump
gun.
Wedding Morn, Tonypandy, Be
Prepared.
8+Jack Sting, Latepass, Saxonian.
Best bet-Lewistown.
Evening star., 1941-01-05

sometimes in poetry. The Colonel
remarked: AIRY Irishman who
couldn't write poetry about a
pretty girl or a thoroughbred
horse ought to be chloroformed."
It has been an era, too. of big
ger stands, bigger crowds, bigger
bets. bigger hot dogs-everything
bigger, louder, faster, sleeker,
more modern, always bigger.
1t has been an era that brought
the mint julcp at a dollar a
throw and take the cup home as
a souvenir; an era that brought
private 'tmillinnaire's room" in
tine Downs clubhouse and 50-cent
bfeachers on the backstretch.
Col Dan, now special assistant
to Col. Matt Winn, Downs boss.
was resident manager Of the
Downs for nearly 20 years. For
Evening star., 1941-01-05


games centuries before its play be-
comes written symbols, and history
presents an account belated but
intriguing.
In the pyramids of Egypts Sahara
are hieroglyphics that tell of chess.
Within the tombs of the pharoahs
of GlzehS eerie silence are quaint
and curiously shaped chessmen: so
archeologists like Atol Boethius of
Sweden give us a chronological
heritage for chess that reaches into
the shadowy past some 5000 years.
But little is known actually Of the
true nature of the game until the
18th century. when one Ruy Lopez
de Segura reigned supreme in the
chess world. He was Spanish
priest at zafra. advanced TO
bishop. and as author of 'Libro de Ia
invencion liberal Y arte del Jueeo
del Axedrez" ,printed 1861, is re-
garded as the founder of modern
chess theory. the first chess analyst,
and credited with introducing the
casting move into European
chess. which move is now part of
the game in all countries.
Lopez,s treatise contains the first
known rules of modern chess, the
Lopez Gambit Il P-K4. P-K4; 2
B-B4, B-B4; 3 Q-K2. P-QB3?: 4
P-KB4, etc.. segments of the King
Gambit. and a theoretical dialectlc
with the Portuguese author Peter
Damiano, in which Lopez contends
that Black move. after l P-K4,
P-K4, 2 kt-KB3. Kt-QB3 O.. is
bad, because of the strong challenge
and attack by White of B-Kt5. a
move that thereafter was called the
Ruy Lopez Opening. and considered
today as one of the most popular
openings in our chess.
About 1865 Lopez came to Rome
to reside for several years and to
play Giovanni Leonardo da Cutri,
nicknamed II Puttino, The Dwarf" )"
greatest italian PLAYER in the l560s.
Lopez defeated II Puttino and for
his feat was known as the world
chess champion-and so the title
was born.
In the centuries of match chess
that have followed. claims to the
world title have enjoyed de facto'
as we'll as ''de jure" status. but the
world chamuions here listed, in nv
opinion, reflect the true line of
royal succession.
Evening star., 1941-01-05
ColofuI Boxing Show
In Order Il Breaks
Favor Turner
Four Of Eight on Card
Have Appeared Here
In Principui Bouts

Joe Turner will be the underdog
Tuesday night when he presents an
all-star boxing program at his en-
larged arena.
At first glance the talent is not
calculated to arouse any i,uzzas
among the fans but it can be an
entertaining and colorful show if
the cards fail the right way Turner
is gambling on Matchmaker Gabe
Menendezs ability to make it in
tereStlng for the customers and four
of the eight participants have ap-
peared here in main bouts.
The lineup is as follows: Jimmy
Webb VS.. Al SteDhany. Phil Furr VS..
Gene Molnar. Bill Mcdowell VS. Joey
Spangler. Billy Banks VS.. Petey
Hernandez. All are billed for eight
rounds. Ray Lands and Elwood
Harris are down for six rounds.
Webb a Real Contender.
Webb, managed by Chris Dundee
who is cutting short his honeymoon
to come here for the fight, is re
garded as a genuine contender for
the Eght-heayyweight title. Stephany
is not widely known but has a repu-
tatlon among the tradesman as a
rough. durable fellow who can make
Jimmy do his best to win the nod.
Fur, watching Steve Mamakos'
comeback with unfeigned interest
and hankering for another shot at
the Golden Greek, is in with a vet
eran who knows the ropes Molnar
claims victory over Steve Beuoise
when the latter was new in the
game and will be a good test for
Phillip who is making his first start
since being stopped by Henry Arm
strong at Griffith Stadium last Sep
tember. FUR hopes to win impress
sively enough to get at least one
more good money shot
Mcdowell, SRangIer Cautious.
Mcdowell and Spangler may
manufacture one of the evenings
beS. duels-Or one of the worst.
Both are cautious and Mcdowell
has some of the clown in him but
Spangier is deadly serious. Joey,
moreover. hits harder than Willy
and If he connects with a round
house right may send his opponent
home on Stretcher.
Banks. still smarting from the
drubbing administered by Joey
Archibald few weeks ago when he
tried to crash the charmed circle OF
featured performers, has drawn
tough little hombre in Hernandez but
figures to win. Several giaring de-
fects in Banks fighting appeared in
the Archibald argument and Man
aeer Billy Edwards is attempting to
iron them out.
Evening star., 1941-01-05
Kentucky Derby Loses Manager Who Never Bet on Race
Publicity Atte eo!otu! coreer

said. And always write, Derby
-Derby-Derby'"
Col. Dan sang of the Derby in
poems, in letters, in slick-paper
brochures. He has known nearly
all the men who came to tele-
graph stories of the Derby each
year; it was Col. Dan they had
to see for tickets.
Col. Dan says he never has
smoked a cigar Or cigaret, never
taken q drink of whisky, never
passed an oath" He hasn't bet
on horse race since he started
working at Churchill Downs.
Before that he had no connec-
ton with horseracing-
But show me a Kentuckian
born and raised who isn't de-
voted to thoroughbred and other
racing, entirely without respect
to betting" he commented.
Evening star., 1941-01-05
Pheion, Huskies' Coach,
At Cucitoi Luncheon
Bv the Associated Press.


Three athletic officials of the Uni
versity of Washington were guests
yesterday at a luncheon in the Capt.
tol arranged by Representative Cof-
fee, a Washington alumnus.
Coach James Phelan, Prof.
Charles May, chairman of the
schools Athletic Committee. and
Carl Kilgore, one of the athletic
managers of the associated students
of the university. stopped here en-
route home from National Col
legiate Athletic Association Confer
ence in New York.
Other guests included Coach
Dutch" Bergman of Catholic Uni
versity, Don Stanley. president of
the schools alumni association
here: Paul A. Olson secretary to
Coffee and Representatives jack
SON, Hill and Leevy. all of Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1941-01-05
Dramatic Comeback
By Bull Reigh Tells
Al Santa Anita
Horse Beoten This Week
BY PIoter Makes Romp
OF Son Felipe Stokes

b. the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 4-Achiev-
ing dramatic comeback, Bull Reigh
won the $4,000 San Felipe States at
Santa Anita Park today after having
been beaten earlier in the week by
colt which had run in cheap claim
ing races After Dawn was second,
Porter's Cap third and Vhldina
Groom fourth.
Bull Reigh, owned by Mrs. An
thony Pelleteri, finished by four
lengths ahead of the Milky Way S
After Dawn. After Tin Pan Alley
bounded out Of the gate on top. Bull
Reigh forged TO the front early in
the run down the back stretch and
assumed a command that he never
relinquished. widening his field
almost at will in the last eighth.
The time for the 7-furiong event
was l:24 over an of" track.
The race was limited to Swear
oldS. There were 10 starters.
Running as the favorite. Bull
Reign paid $500 $3.50 and $3.50.
After Dawn paid s4B0 and 1920
ana Porter's Cap $500
Attendance was only 27o0o. It
was drab day with threaten
clouds.
A triumph today for Porter's Cap
would have made the sixth consecu-
tive stakes victory for his owne",
Charles S. Howard whose redoubt-
able Seabiscuit started the pars de
IN the 1910 San Antonio Handicap.
1t was tough assignment. how
ever, for Porter's Cap. which havine
won the Washington Park Futurity.
drew top weight in field of many
quality performers.
Jockey Johnny Longden. who rode
four winners for a new record ct
the meeting Thursday and then in
Jured his back Friday, did not ap-
pear today. 1t was reported he
would be unable 10 ride for some
time.
Evening star., 1941-01-05
TropicoI Park Results
y nc Associated Press.

Er III HSSoCihbtO FItSh
FIRST RACE-Purse 81 600: claiming:
4-yesr-cidS and up 1uriun1s; out of
chute.
Pin Money uMo:enal go 46e so
Commencement ,Meyneil Go 40
Laoy Val tCru,ck shank t.:50
Also ranaaNoodvaac: Short Measure.
GhoSLLycr. Resdy-About Refine Msrsoi.
Pont Neul Bob Squad. Sun Kit anu Miss
Coed.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing; 4-year-oios and up; furlonss; out OF
canIata Kaufmnn) 24oo 1l.?o $50
Ouragan tClaggett Z 2l.lu II. 20
Bay James ,Flinchum) $40
Also ranDDesl Fungi, Perfect Blend. J.
SpandaU. Star OF Dondrs and Ambuscade.
DAILY Double paid Sla52OJ
THIRD RACE-Purse. 81 eco; CLAIMING:
4-year-olds and up furionss; out OF
tIluJt.
Pogb.s B Merritt lilo 10 go
Good Reception tEsds) 400
sassy y0 Mate ysyns o aome
Histrionic and Darby Dean.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
Ing: 4-year-oids and up; . miles and 30
yards.
Endymion Brtgss, 500 4.a0 800
Gallant Frlsr Durando> $40 400
Papa,ons Tsms Meynel rc. ,.c,rd nrst f,1,. 5r.
at tins distance
Alsu ran-5ome Boy, Bsrbed Retort and
Patriarca.
FIFTH RACE-The Seminole Handicap;
purse. S2,Gee; 4-yeRr-oids and UP, olz
Exarch young 1870 10 s.oo
Aerial Bomb Moore 800 ..60
Clyde Tulson (Arcaro) ..e8
Time -lS
Also ran-Fairfax Home Folks, Como
No, Range Dust.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. ST .oa0; allow
.nces: The Canberra; 3-year-oids; mile
Mark.t WISE tEads, s.so 80 q 80
Version tGrilN 6.90 $50
TAKE Wing Emery 1.s0
Also ran--a Gold Tower. Ponty., q Bell
Tower. Beck Hampton. Socratic. Little Nom
and Aliens Boy.
a B. F. Lister entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. ST. 200 claim
ms 4-year -olds and ND: ] 1. miles:
Stairs (Eads> $40 40
Key Man Bates, $50
Also ran-Rhiniz. Bootless, Sareazo.
Wooden Indian. oddesas Pride, Fetee Gene,
ouaroma and Kievex.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, 81 eco: claim
Ing; 4-year-olds End up: !. miles
English Harry emery $40 $50
Perlette May $40
Also rsn-sun Apollo, Victory March,
Shirley. R.. Pistol Pete, George Krehbiel.
Foyleieh, Gimco TIE Runner and County
Time So
Evening star., 1941-01-05

of the opening by referring to any
text on chess. any literature on the
game. But do not ask another
player Dig out the correct name
of the opening by yourself Mail
your suggestion, with number Of
opening to which it applies. within
one week of date of publication.
You will be credited five points if
correct. and given one bonus point
whether right or wrong for even
posting a suggestion TO the Chess
Editor, The Washington Star.
If the opening has a general name
and an added classification that is
more specific. then you will be given
two additional points for pointing
out the more specific classification.
For example, this opening: l P-K4
P-K4; ? Kt-KB3. Kt-QB3: 3 B-B4,
B-k2: q P-Q4. POS: PIP. PIP:
6 QXQ. BXQ. etc. Properly speaking,
this opening is one of the King S
Knights Openings tof which there
are about 20 standard variations q,
Hungarian Defense.
The contestant would receive one
point for sending in his suggested
opening. then five points for classi-
flying it as one of the King S
Knights Openings and two ad-
ditional points for specifically des-
ignating it as the Hungarian De-
Tense.
For if Black had PLAYED other
wise, then the opening might have
been classed simply as Kings
Knights Opening, variation Giuoco
Piano.
Other specific variations of the
overall branch" of Kings Knight s
Openings may be Greco Counter
Gambit, Petrof's Counter Attack,
Phihoor's Defense, Three knights
Game, Staunton's Opening. Scotch
Game or Scotch Gambit. Two
knights Defense. Max Lange's At
tack, Jerome Gambit, accepted or
declined, Ruy Lopez or Ruy
Lopez Knights Game. Four
Knights Game, Damiano Gambit.
etc
Other major overall opening di-
visions" are Kings Bishops Open
1ngs. Kings Gambits, Queen s
Knights Openings, possibly open
Game and Close Game"
Guess the name of the following
opening illustrated by this bril-
liant miniature game won % years
ago by E. I. Smith.
Evening star., 1941-01-05
By KEN WHITE,
Press Sports Writer.

LOUISVILLE. KY, Jan. A.
Daniel e. OSullivan-s2, bald,
dignified, precise-speaking-is re
hnquisaing active management
of Churchill Downs, the rambling
OLD racing plant that has been
home to the Kentucky Derby IS
years.
And with hirn-eren Though
Col. Dan isn't going to leave the
desk where he has worked for
years in a simple, grRy-walled
of1ioe under the Downs stands
is going a strange era in the
colorful history of the famous
track.
1t has been an era of horse
racing publicity written in Col.
Dams flowing, lyrical prose and
Evening star., 1941-01-05

a long time, he has been sitting
at the little brown desk. wearing
a youpgish brown hat and a
brown suit with spotless high
stiff collar and loosely-knotted
tie and a silk handkerchief
tucked smartly in his pocket.
O'Sullivan had three careers
before he went to work for Col.
Winn, then and now head of
Churchill Downs and affiliated
tracks.
He had been newspaper edi-
tor, a lawyer, a politician-pubhc
officer. He had a reputation as
a hard-hitter with a pen. And
when Col. Winn hired him, it
was to. write of the Derby.
Throw away your shillelah
and sharpen up your pencils" he
Evening star., 1941-01-05

lem in which White is to play and
mate in two moves. Now post your
solutions and your time limit is ex-
tended until one week from today.
Keys to No. 293 come from W. B.
Boger, Warren Pearce, jr. Mos. 287.
288 and 28S will not be republished, 4,
Ralph Reed, Edmund Nash. George
r. Hicks. DR.. Hartley Howard, Ellen
c. Hatmaker. F. L. Arends, Eugene
N. Ramsey, H. C. Duff. Harold Z.
Miller and j. Robertson.
lJanuary & 1q411
Evening star., 1941-01-05
Georeiu Triols Attract

WAYNESBORO, Ga. Jan. 4 Jp'-
Headed by all OF hast years winners.
more than 40 dogs VIII enter com
petition here Monday in the annual
trials OF the Georgia Field Trial
Association Feature event cf the
quail tournament is the open au-age
stake, which carries a guaranteed
purse of 81 loOO.
Evening star., 1941-01-05
EIGHTH RACE-JACK STING,
IATEPASS- SANDMAN.

JACK STING won his first at
this point in excellent running
time and OF the effort should
garner the faonors. LATEPASS
scored in his recent outing and
is as good rs the effort suggests.
SAXONIAN is extremely dan
gerous.
Evening star., 1941-01-05
SIXTH RACE - HIGHSCOPE,
DOMKIN, JOHNS HEIR.

HIGHSCOPE has turned in two
clever attempts since arriving in
Florida and his best effort should
be good enough. DOMKIN is on
the improve and NAV be tough to
lick. JOHNS HEIR is fit and
can be stout contender.
Evening star., 1941-01-05
FOURTH RACE ATTRACT
ING. GRAND LAMA. SIR
REYNARD.

ATTRACTING has been close
in all of her recent attempts and
she hgr-es to be the days best
bet. GRAND LAMA has been
close I'D and should threaten.
SIR REYNARD works rs II
reed
Evening star., 1941-01-05
FLYING
TOWER,
Il In Ds II" ? ]
PEEP SHOW.

FLYING PLAID lost his frs,
at this point BY the scantest of
margins. MILL TOWER nss
been with the leaders III both fot
his Florida tests and should he
hard to defeat. PEEP Show is
dangerous.
Evening star., 1941-01-05
Guess This Opening. No. L."

Three prize awards will be given
in Guess the Opening Contest"
first prize being beautiful set
of loaded and felted Staunton
chessmen in ebony and natural
boxwood of French manufacture
Some 25 miniature games will be
published, including today's, then
the awards will be made. Each
week your contribution will be
acknowledged and scored. Now
keep your eye on Star Brilhants,"
as about eight will appear monthly.
Chess Prsblem Ne. 295.
BY F. GAMAGE. Brockton. Mass
LIST Prize. Keeble Memorial 1910.
BLACK MEN,
Evening star., 1941-01-05
FIFTH RACE - MYTHICAL
KING. NO SIR, COUNTER

MYTHICAL KING came to life
and trimmed clever opposition in
his last. A repetition may have
him turning in repeat. NO SIR
had tough luck in his last and he
should be keen threat.
COUNTERPOISE trims top
notcherS at times.
Evening star., 1941-01-05
SEVENTH RACE NJ A r Y
SCHULZ. TONYPANDY, BE
PREPARED.
PREPARED

MARY SCHULZ has a high
turn OF early foot and it may see
her opening up too much of a
lead to be overcome. TONY
PANDY wins many races and he
is ct tops. BE PREPARED won
her last try.
Evening star., 1941-01-05
FIRST RACE - CHICHAKRA,
SOBRIETY, MAEACE.
BEST BET

CHICHARRA was out of the
money but trimmed only couple
of lengths in her Tropical debut.
She copped at Churchill Downs
last October. SOBRIETY wins
his share and is threat. NAE
ACE for the consolation award =.
Evening star., 1941-01-05
BEE CHE E : #
BY PAUL j. MILLER.

back the yeowed of the lusty youth ls comes
sports that would be when chess began.
played peasants
Evening star., 1941-01-05
THIRD RACE - PURO OEO,
STARKEF. ITWISTOWN.

PURO ORO dl'aDpointed IN
both of her Tropical tests. but
she has worked we'll and is
Evening star., 1941-01-05
Suntu Anitu Results
E, tie Associated Press.

FIRST RACE-Purse s1.50o: maldan
2-yesr-o,ds. California b.nd: , fur:one-
ga sittal tBs laskit 80 500 go
Bulolo tNevesl b.So 10
b Conejo iWoolN 80
Time. OBS
Sponsor. a Fillbe2. MontiJo Ricilo, PY slo,
a Prior Rie5t. Sobob2 che. Liberty Lad.
and I Ripe Cherry
Double X Ranch entry
Mccarthy and JsnsS entry.
Field
Evening star., 1941-01-05
Rossvan's Continent
Selections for Fast Track at Tropical Park
ATTRACTING.

matching strides with cheaper
foes. STARKEE has shown fair
form and should be IN the thick
of this scrap. LEWISTOWN for
the show.
Evening star., 1941-01-05

SECOND RACE-PurSe Sl,5OM allow
ances: :;-year -olds Il furlc72s.
Cute Trick CWaln $50 40 80
Count Chat lSkely) 1~40 100
Barrymore fJames) 400
Time l:12i5.
Also rsn-b Iron Nike. Vain CRYSTAL
Tallyho Brown China. Valley Boy, Lady
Light and Indeed.
= W. z Boeinp entrv.
Evening star., 1941-01-05

WHITE-19 MEN.
WHITE n Play snT Nstr in Two Moves.
Beg pardon. but No. 294's diagram
should have read: BLACK, II Men;
White, I Men," Ne. ss4 is prob
Evening star., 1941-01-05

After Ruy Lopez vanouished II
Puttino, he returned to his native
Spain, while the latter journeyed to
Naples to study for a return match.
Ruy Lopez renewed his friendship
with his chess teacher the venerable
Alphonso Xerone of Granada, who
was very proud Of the world renown
that enveloped his pupil in the dual
role of scholar and champion at
chess.
CThe second installment of a series
The Worlds Chess Champions" will ap-
pear in an early isSue)
Brilliant Game Miniatures.
Another contest for readers is Of
fered through Star Brilliants,"
games in miniature. of which you
are invited to guess the correct name
of the opening determined by the
first seven moves of play.
Set up your chessmen and play
the games in miniature: Star Bril-
uants" that have won prizes fur
brilliancy in past master tourna-
ments. Ascertain the correct name
Evening star., 1941-01-05

Cute lTlck iNdl4h ~ .lh =. W
Count Chat lSkelly) l>.4o 100
saTTgmoFI Tfme i:i9fI Games 400
r1lS Aiso ran Iron MIX; v., Vain H. crys,ai.
liFht Z " ana E + Roeins 5adssd; entry.
THIRD RACE-.Purse, sl.5O0s CLAIMING
3-year-olds: turlongS.
Hover adams $50 90 800
Tsnsl Pslrol r1ght FWs ,ncters 500 go 90"
Also o'i rarEReusneppe. Mss oDoon. Mad
Bachelor, Pacifica, Lisht Reigh, Chance Cut;
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $500, claim
inE; 4:year-oids and up; mile.
Dear Yanke. Nlchol'n' 1000 800 80,
Drft Alcn- wall $50
Also ra1-waxwins. clsrcarole, Aodi-j
Gator. Pa a'mara and Lady Son.
FIFTH ,RAcE-Purse; s1.5oo; claiming;
Tcrchy tskelly' $50 ST
Deicsr tBslaekO 20
Aise ranoa T. aoo hocai9n a2n,ns Ra%y Vi.s sDFss
rister, Moro Magic and Only Girl.
SIXTH RACE.The San Fel,p9c Stakes:
9
lones.
Bull Reich fJames> $50 $50 $50
After Dawn tBierman) 4.S0 80
Pcrters Cap Haas Sou
Ais" rsn-s valdina Paul. starrtor, Val
dina Groom. Stimady, Strong Arm, Trans
figure and Tnpan Alley.
Valdina Farm entry
SEVENTH RACE-Grade c hendicep,
tpurse. $500; 4-year-olds and up: Z fur-
longs. ~
Justice NJ fWRtl 1850 800 Ano
Big Ben tWeStrope> 3.4o a.5u
Tia sTked Abort Ada ms a4t9
Time. ] Is
Also ran-Son Ahesse. Short Nptice,
polymeDer Merry Knight. beautiful II.
Rough Pass. Euthrall and Mount Yer
non IL
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 81 500: claim
iine: 4year-olds and up: IA miles.
.PstRn adams 1850 $50 3.4u
Ginocs aJam~sl $50 3.46
Tia< Cper7 (NtvesI 40
Time, 2:66"
Also rsa-Sapphirp Star, Manila Bay
Count Valiant and Little Banner.
Evening star., 1941-01-05

FIFTH PACF-Purse. q 600; sllow-
snces: the Dania: 4year-olds and up;
Evening star., 1941-01-05
Tropical Park Entries
For Tomorrow
BY the Associated Press.

FIRST RACE-Purse 81 mn; clsinntnr.
9-ye ar-olds and up: furlonrk