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Evening star., 1942-07-15
Linksmen in Service
Sought for $4,000
Tourney
Time Limit for Entries
In Combined Affair Is
Extended Two Days
p th. Associated Press.

CHICAGO, July 15.-The entry
deadline for Chicago's second ben
efit golfing extravaganza-next
weeks combined Tam O'Shanter
open and all-American amateur
tournaments-was extended two
days in an effort to squeeze in more
players from the armed forces.
The time limit expired today, but
George S. May. club president, said
entries would be accepted through
Friday, July II, to accommodate
golfers now in service. manv of
whom are awaiting final word on
furloughs which would enable them
to compete.
The qualifying round of the am
ateur event will start Monday, the
open qualifying round Wednesday.
The championship field of the ouen
will be limited to 200 players. in
cluding the 64 qualifying amateurs
entitled to compete simultaneously
in both tournaments. Proceeds will
go to Army emergency relief.
May said the entry fee for serv-
icemen wishing to compete in either
tournament was 81.
Among those seeking furloughs
were Corpl. Bud Ward. National
Amateur titleholder. and Pvt. Pat
Abbott, who Sunday won the
Western amateur. Those with fur
loughs already cleared included
Second It. Richard Chapman and
Pvt. Walter Burkemo, amateurs.
and Sergt. Jim Turnesa and Pvt.
Ed "Porky" Oliver, pros.
Then there was Johnny Bulla,
with a two-week vacation from the
United Air Lines Pilot Training
School. Neither Bulla nor Oliver
played In the recent Hale America
Tournament here. but both are TAX
ing advantage of opportunities to
grab some of Tam O'Shanters rich
prizes.
Cash awards in the open tourna-
ment proper start with $2,500 first
money and range to $50 for 30tt
place. Among special prizes will bt
500 for the most spectacular shot o1
the meet and 500 each day for
the low-scoring pro. More than
$4,000 in War bonds will be distrib-
uted among the amateurs.
Evening star., 1942-07-15
Field Day to Be Held
At Fort Wushinqton

Fort Washington will hold its hrst
annual field day on Sunday starting
at IL o'clock noon. Participating
will be enlisted men, ofncer candi-
dates, student officers, the stan and
faculty and civilians on the post.
Events are: standing broad jump,
shot put. running broad jump, dis
Gus, high jump, javelin. 5o-yard
dash, baseball throw. three-legged
race, 100-yard dash, sack race and
endurance race.
Evening star., 1942-07-15

stretch of years when they disap-
peared from beaches and inlets. In
the last three years, however, they
have reappeared and recently an
Egg Harbor Bay angler hooked and
boated one weighing IS pounds.
The bait was live minnow and the
time required to land the big spot
tail was 80 minutes. This fish has
been entered in the Governors fish
ing tournament.
We wonder if it also has been
entered in the Rupert contest,
which isn't attracting the entry of
past summers. Even small fish win
prizes in this affair. In the first
contest, held in 1910. a 6-ounce cod
fish carried a $3.50 prize on his nose
nearly 10 weeks. Many fish no way
exceptional IN size win each year.
Evening star., 1942-07-15
Mid Atlantic Pros to Revive
d. C.. and Baltimore Opens

Cruickshank's Richmond (Va)
course, although the three tied
for the title here. They agreed to
play of the tie during the first
round of the Middle Atlantic PGA
championship, which was played at
Richmond. Lew Worsham, crack "a
year -old Burning Tree pro, won the
Baltimore open championship at
Elkridge.
The pros also plan to stage their
Middle Atlantic title tourney at a
washington club, as yet unnamed.
Jack Isaacs of Langley Field, Va,
won that title. This event usually
is held in the fall, after most Of
the other pro affairs have been
settled,
Evening star., 1942-07-15

to the hunters. The jumpers have
six classes. 1t was at this show last
year that Margaret Cotter upped
Rocksie to what then was Virginia
record, feet inches.
Saturday, July Is, the fifth an
nual Hilldale horse show will be
held on the estate of L. r. Sanders
at New Baltimore, Va. There will
be classes for ponies and horses
with several novelty events to en-
iven the program. This show is
one of the best one-day exhibitions
held in Virginia.
Sunday, August 9, show for the
benefit of the canteen fund OF the
Montgomery County Red Cross will
be held at Rays Meadows on the
East-We highway.
The Clark County Horse Show
and Colt Associat ton announces the
41st annual Berryville show will be
held August 20 and 81. Net pro-
ceeds will go to Army Navy relief
Added to the regular program are
a baby beef show and race card.
Evening star., 1942-07-15

doing a land office business selling
the extra tanks and installing them
In trunk compartments.
Farther east, Nova Scotlans are
asking tuna fishermen to travel by
rail, bus and boat for the first run
of the big Ash that appeared last
week on the southeast coast from
Wedgeport to Chester. There are
no offshore restrictions on fishing
and boats are available at the regu-
lar Is bucks day with an addl-
tional for the the necessary heavy
tackle for those not SO equipped.
These Nova Scotian ports and the
Casco Bay area of Maine are the
only grounds open to big game fish,
srmen.
Once channel bass ran in South
ern Jersey coast waters In great
numbers. Then followed . long
Evening star., 1942-07-15

Although the affairs are not yet
scheduled by the Middle Atlantic
Professional Golfers Association,
the pro linksmen in this area plan
to revive the Washington and Bal
timore open championships this
year. The Washington open, under
tentative plans, would be played at
Indian Spring, while the Baltimore
open is planned for the Country
Club Of Maryland.
Mel Shorey, Indian Spring pro,
has offered his course for the WASH
ington open tourney, won last year
by Bobby Cfuickshank of Richmond
In a screwy playon in which (of all
things) Cruickshank licked Leo
Walper and AL Houghton over
Evening star., 1942-07-15

WHITE MEN.
White TO Play and Mate in Three Moves.
The above diagram given in Forsyth
notation would read:
,r3rl/ /S/p2p4i i2BB3p/ /blp2 /7R/5k2
In this notation for recording chess
positions, the white men are designated
in capital letters, black men in small let
ters and the number of intervening squares
between men by numerals. The diagram
is recorded always from the Black players
side. counting the ranks toward the
White player.
Solutions come this week toward The
Star Chess Honor Certificate from Charles
J. Berner Joseph J. Feser Georse Stanley
Thomas. Allen A. jenkins and M. L.
jacobson.
"My so Years of Chess"
Horowitz and Harkness, editors of
Chess Review. have just published
Frank J. Marshall's life story, titled
MY so Years Of Chess" Marshall
Evening star., 1942-07-15
Typos Moseda|e Tops
industrial Leagues
Hitters With .478

George Mosedale of Union Print
ers baseball team currently is the
leading hitter in the Industrial
League, swatting the ball at q
handsome .478 clip. Stuffy Evans,
former University of Maryland ath-
lete now doing his bit with Mai
mans, is in second place with .412
In all, % Industrial players are
hitting 800 or better, with Marine
Corps Headquarters nine boasting
the most players in this select group.
1t has six. Next are the Printers
with five.
Standings:
Evening star., 1942-07-15
Bensinger's S Victory
Brings Him Thrill
OF Facing Welsh
Adoir Only Choice Upset
In IA. A. Tennis Tourney;
Lynch Beots ThuIer

Bob Bensinger's 50, Ga trounc-
ing Of Jerry Courtney in the Middle
Atlantic net tournament unwinding
at Columbia Country Club brought a
sigh of relief to the committee that
gave him the seventh seeded spot,
but it left young Robert in the tough
spot of meeting Barney Welsh to-
morrow in the quarter-finals.
The committee. sort of q hoss
handicapping group when you get
right down to 1t, did all right for it
self in most of the other matches.
although Sergt. Buddy Adair, the
high-flyer from Boiling Field, ran
into burst of anti-Adair fire from
gangling Frank Thompsons racket
and was bailed out, 6--4, Ga. Adair
was seeded eighth.
Left in the running, in addition to
those mentioned, are Hugh Lynch,
the ball-banging barrister, who wore
down Tim Thaler, Baltimore City
champ. 4-6, 6-3, 60; Don Leav-
ems, who ousted Doyle Royal. 60,
60; Charley Charming, Dayey
johnson and Dick Murphy They'll
get together tomorrow for the quar-
terminals after day of welcome
rest.
Room for More Upsets.
Although there is plenty Of room
| for an upset OF two, the windup Is
veering toward another Welsh VS..
johnson or Leavens finale. II the
Squire hurdles Bensinger. he'll meet
the winle er of the nch-Murphy
brawl, which appears to be tossup.
for his final berth. Barney figures
to take this field in stride.
In the upper brackets johnson is
down for a match with Thompson.
while Leavens is paired with Chan
ming. johnson and Leavens shape
up as the class of this company, al
though Thompson still has q lot Of
support in the gallery.
Bensinger's biggest weakness
against Welsh will be lack of con-
f1dence in himself, judging by past
| performances, although the red
haired youngster was as calm as q
summer day In measuring Courtney.
He played the New Yorker exactly
right, bringing him to the net with
chop shots and chasing him back
to the baSeline with a barrage of
lazy pop flies Jerry had difficulty
handling. Bobby simply let Court
ney beat himself.
Big Task for Youngster.
Welsh, of course, figures to beat
the youngster. When the champ
lets go with those 16-inch salutes
he's liable to tear hole In Bobby
fly-swatter and it doesn't seem like
ly that Bensinger can handle these
cannon crackers and still pay much
attention to his own ohense. II
appears as If he'll be too busy try
! ing to get the ball back to worry
, Welsh.
Thompson's game should suit
! Johnsen's style and Leavens, at the
moment. is making himself out t1
be another Don Bulge. The cot
ton-haired southpaw is rough
playmate when in stride and he's
at his peak. Leavens' temperament
is his biggest barrier. When he
makes up his wind to win there isn't
; much the other fellow can do about
it, but on occasion he's gotten in
different and slipshod and allowed
;, the match to slip through his I'm
gers.
If Leavens gets by Charming he II
be good bet to humble johnson
That would pave the way for
another Welsh-Leavens final. That's
how 1t ended last year, but that's
another story. LIZA.
Evening star., 1942-07-15
Louis, Dance Host.
Stirs Girls, Pals
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
JUNCTION CITY, Kans., July
15.-Thursday night is Joe Louis
hop night at the Negro recrea-
ton center for the Fort Riley
Cavalry Replacement Training
Center. ..
Not only will Joe be host--and
the thought has Negro girls in
half dozen Kansas towns in a
dither-but he's also paying 5000
for transportation for feminine
guests from afar.
He'd heard some of the enlisted
men complain they had to dance
every dance with the same old
girls from around here"
Evening star., 1942-07-15
Redskins Add Four More
PIuyers to AZ List

The Washington Redskins today
announced the signing of four more
players for the approaching season,
two vets and two draftees.
Bill Young and Joe Beinor, vet
eran tackles, and Joe ,Zeno, Holy
Gross guard and No. draft list
choice, and Joe Kovatch, Notre
Dame end and No. II choice, are
the new additions. Ten men now
are in the fold.
Evening star., 1942-07-15
Grid Sturdom Is Posse
Shoughnessy Stotes

Every mothers son will be hit
ting the line in football this season
and star stuff will be strictly a
thing of the past on the gridiron
this year, according to an article
written by Clark Shaughnessy In
the August issue OF popular maga-
zine
An army in miniature the COL
lege eleven teaches its men to play
toward an ideal and to take the
knocks that go with winning 1t. the
Maryland mentor says, for the grid
iron is the battlefields sporting
paraHel. t4E>. a
Evening star., 1942-07-15

80. George ShalnSWlt scored IN
31a, I. A. Horowitz,. IA, and Isaac
Kashdan, 6-5. Herbert Seidman,
Brooklyn college star, was the only
one to wrest a game from the Wash
ingtonian.
Originally there were four sec
tions of IL players each. In the pre-
liminaries Fine lost only one game,
that to Fred Nadell In the finals
Fine bested his arch rival, Reshevsky.
Fine, as well as being a master
player, Is a chess author of ability.
His Basic Chess Endings,' pub
lished last year, is an impressive
treatise.
Here is the game Fine lost in the
finals of the lightning tourney to
Seidman:
Evening star., 1942-07-15
Himme|farb Stages
'Boy-keets-Girl'
Duckpin! Party
Servicemen Receive
Special Invitation
To Event at Penn

Introducing another new bowling
idea. Manager Julian Himmelfarb
will stage Boy Meets Girl" duck
pin party Friday night starting at
9 o'clock and lasting until midnight
at the Penn Recreation.
Himmelfarb, who in the last sew
eral years has accomplished much
in the promotion OF duckpins, has
invited service men particularly to
attend the party. He has arranged
for bevy of girls and hostesses to
partner those who come either to
dance or bowl at the conditioned
plant. A luke box on the second
floor will supply the music.
Arrangements to have the Capitol
Theater Rhythm Rockets appear In
body for both bowling and dancing
are being made.
The Penn Recreation may be
reached by either the Soldiers Home
Brightwood or Takoma streetcars
or buses.
Ray Watson Hot Again.
Ray Watson. twice winner of the
Arlington Handicap, gained the
spotlight again last night at North
east Temple when he fired scores OF
167 and 423 to pace Kidwell's Sena-
tors to counts of GAL and / ,803. Tenn
pie Aces spurted to first place with
a sweep over Lewis Market.
A 20-team Chevy Chase Ice Palace
Commercial League Is in the making
Quints with averages not exceeding
SIS are requested to contact either
Manager Eddie Espey at the Ice
Palace or Secretary Dutch Imirie
at Republic $500. The loop will,
roll Friday nights at 1880.
With 81 win from the Drape
Shapes the Red Circles linchec
the flag chase In the Lucky Strike
Mixed Summer League. The Slug.
gers and Question Marks will meet
next Monday night to decide The
runner-up spot. Lou jenkins, .ths
Capitals No. bowler, fired top se
of 384, but failed to prevent tn.
Question Marks from whitewashinf
the Screwballs. incidentally, Jen.
kins, who appears to be running
ahead of his field for the No.
national ranking may be in tn,
Army before he hears good news
He's to be inducted July %.
Ruth King Bethesda Star.
Ruth King starred with Isl ant
361 as the Bethesda Bowling Cente
quint tripped Chevy Chase Ice Pal
ace by a score of 1851 to 1880 IL
the Summer Women's League. Sgd
ney King led the losers with 12l
348.
Paul NutWeHs 140 and Joe Over
ends 800 were high as General ONO
routed Northeast Mechanics with ,
high Of 1,726 in the Capital Transi
Summer loop at Penn.
A feature doubles match will
Madge Lewis and AL Wright en-
gaging Jessie Sacrey and Asto
Clarke will be the attraction to
night at Clarenfinal Bowling Center
starting at. 8 O'Clock. The Lewis
Wright combination recently will
1927 missed the national mixed five
game doubles mark by only i
sticks.
Evening star., 1942-07-15
Surf Club Evens Count

Surf Club is all even in its soft
ball series with Gas g. Electric of
Baltimore as result of it's 10
inning 2-l verdict last night. Lefty
Sullivan bested Spinner" Smith in
a torrid mound duel.
Evening star., 1942-07-15
Standurd Linen PIuys

Standard Linen and FBI will oc-
cupy the spotlight in the Sport
Center Night Softball League to-
night. with Benny Rubin and Rusty
Kuger doing the pitching.
Evening star., 1942-07-15
Win Fourth in Row

Naiman Photo nine made 1t four
in a row in the Departmental
League by banking Western Elec-
trio, 40, behind Dick Prices six
hit twirling
Evening star., 1942-07-15
Summer Horse Show Program
Holds Treats for D. 6. Fans
Roppohonnoek on Friday Storts Series
Of Attractive Virginia Exhibitions
BY LARRY LAWRENCE.

calendar affords Capital fans
entertainment points easily reached by bus rides
consuming half hour to two hours.
two-day Rappahannock show gets under Friday at
Washington 10Th holding program
usual with the greater 36 classes
Evening star., 1942-07-15
OUTDOORS
U.S. Fishermen Toking Extra Cos Supply
To Cunudu; Novo Scotio Tuno Run On

gasoline ration visiting anglers only 20 United
States gallons small the number travelling
the border alarming that announced last
week cars would with auxiliary
tanks if they affixed firmly
Niagara Falls enjoying uncontrolled sale OF the precious
increasing daily Junk
Evening star., 1942-07-15
Petworth Nine Victor

Ernie Boggs held FBI to four
hits as Petworth took the Sleuths
into camp, 81, in a Metro League
clash,
Evening star., 1942-07-15
.&HE: : 81 @

played New York against Al the first national
the lightning championship OF
Evening star., 1942-07-15

Sometime District Champion Luis Nef-
tall Ponce of Ecuador downs 8. korda in
the divisional play OF the 1912 District
championship tournament. From round
No. 4, June /, 1912.
The fourth round in the District
chess championship tournament
for women will be played Monday at
pm. at Federal Chess Club, 306
Ninth street NV.
Evening star., 1942-07-15
Mudy Town Mayor

Bob Madry, North Carolina's
sports publicist, is Chapel Hills new
mayor.
Evening star., 1942-07-15
Mayor SoftbuIi Stor

Mayor Thomas L. Cummings OF
Nashville got three hits, stole four
bases and made five assists in a soft
ball game.
Evening star., 1942-07-15
Cold, Cold CeIIur

Knoxville fans are wondering II
the Smokes. in the Southern As
sociation cellar, are playing out ths
schedule for experience.
Evening star., 1942-07-15

THE play 20 B-KB4 would have been
stronger than the move Fine made Even
a champion is entitled to one oversight
at least-never two
Chess Problem No. 463.
By B. J. De c. ANDRADE, First Prize.
ThreeMover, British Chess Magazine, 1910.
BLACKS MEN
Evening star., 1942-07-15
QUEENS PAWN.

was American champion ~ years,
| 1oO0-1036
Evening star., 1942-07-15

Paul NutweHs 14a and Joe Over
ends 800 were high as General Once
routed Northeast Mechanics with q
high Of 1,726 in the Capital Transit
Summer loop at Penn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-03

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. SERIAL STORY
SPORTING BLOOD
BY HARRY HARRISON knoll

t. klilsr escaped. rreza shzs !
can gather. after ire sslek-up ~
shooting ne Killer lespea n -
ear. drove furieusly ent q tc~n.
and cane ~ eeek Fesas IN thls
general direction
but fer I'm = 81 n hsre.
sheriff. Red protested That :
absurd IT, really impossible
And WY. Ms Ballard :
why. this = private grounds.
that rate wss licked - ynn find
Il now. ft's perfectly clear me rus
" chain hsd not heea disturbed.
That =. ret Feesntly===
Sheriff Andersen examined thr
fastentnks. On the contrary.
Ma Ballard. the chain and leek
seem n have hesn used quite -
GENTLY
Hunter stepped from the cover
of the tree which had hidden him.
lie smiled around the trio Far
don me. but I couldn't help over
hearing the conversation. lie
glanced 1t the deep picture q the
tread IN the earth. The tire
mark. we're made 81 my car.
gentlemen. II you VII eet into
your car there In the road and
drive around. coming In BY way
Of the front. III be glad 10 show
you the exact pattern. And sheriff
Anderson II correct whsu ne says
the gate has been opened recently.
came In here myself last night.
He took q large Key from his
pocket. Il closed Ike : Iaek-knifs
lie walked over h The huge. old
time lock. This key fits the
antique lock. - you can zee.
Sheriff. Il IL the only Key 10 the
lock on the place. and %. Of
course. II would be out Of ths
question for any ons elsa 10 have
come through here In = car
II see. The sheriff stroked
his chin. He'd shaved since noon.
There were many pink veins In
his almost ehildllke cheeks. The
way he kept saying 4 see got on
Hunters nerves." but he continued
to smile. Good thing" he
thought. Junior and ! got = new
set Of car tires AZ the same time
before rationing started" The
officers crossed the stone fence
and drove around. Hunter nodded
for Red to follow, and walked
quickly back. cutting through TO
beat the car. He got the girl past
the place where the car had gone
into the brush. More and more he
felt the absolute necessity Of pro-
tectinr Junior. and saving the girl
At the garage Hunter backed his
car out. Anderson and Doolittls
checked the tread The sheriff did
something Hunter did not like. He
took q small camera and made
photographs Of the tires. Hunter
noted there was no dirt In the
tread At all
tn he Gonfinued1
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-03

Buckingham finds thzt TIE file
O. TIE foreTunnsrs Ct TIE Amer.
iean press reveal something q n
character Of the people and eus.
tens n TIE colonies. TIE leadlnf
article in the Newsletter O. Feb
?, Ire. announced preparations
fos the fourth subscription
Masked Bah a. Concert Han. $
On The same page was tbs sdver-
F tisement.
AAsoUERADE-oa Monday.
the 18th o. March. there vii b
given ~ Concert Hall. \ suhscrip-
ton Masked Bal. BY ths sixth
Of March q Number Of Different
Masks will be prepared. and sold
BY almost al the Milliners and
Aantua Makers in Town.
a later issue says: We hear
that Ten Capital Cooks are al
ready engaged IN preparing sup
per for the Masquerade. which i
to be the most brilliant Thing ever
seen In America"
Other information IN this con-
nection Is that the ball was given
by Tory Troops and Tory Citizens
to engage in froliosome dissipa-
ton to ridicule the patriotism Of
the Wings"
There were shoplifters IN those
days too. as witness the following
Advertisement:
These are TO desire . GER
tain woman that convey'd
away a piece of fine Lace of
Fourteen shlllings per yard
from a shop In Boston TO re-
turn same. And of another
that conveyed away. q Fine
calico under her Rsding hood.
Satisfaction II Demanded, or
else they may expect TO be
publicly exposed.
This account OF the punishment
given a 17-year-old boy convicted
on a morals charge Is evidence of
the rigorous punishment melted
out to wrong doors:
"The lad being found guilty
nj our Superior Court, receiv-
ed sentence to be whipped 80
lashes Mt the Carts Tall tiled
TO the back of n Cart. 10 at
the gallows, Is at the head Of
Summer street. and Is below
the Town House, and 10 be
committed TO brideweIl Tor
six MONTHS.
The purpose in giving the lash
ings at different points was that
the whole Boston might enjoy the
sight of a malefactor getting his
deserts.
Ito Be Continued)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-03
. TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers to test
questions printed on page 6.
1. Togo.
2. Calais.
3. The Battle of Britain.
4. True.
5. Bunyan's Pilgrims Pro-
gress."
6. The wife of the vice presi-
dent.
7. Autopsy.
8. Ecuador. (Quito.1
O. Belgium.
10. To protect bird life.
Quebec province, Can da.
produced 32,e27 fine ounces of
gold during the first four
months of 1910.