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Evening star., 1943-08-22
BY LARRY LAWRENCE.

Fourteen-year-old Betty Cannon
astounded a crowd of 1900 horse
show fans yesterday when she upped
her big 1873 hands jumping pony
Chink over wavering top rail to
win the featured touch -and-out at
the Alexandria Kiwanis Clubs show.
Betty did fine bit of riding to
beat choice field of Capital area
fencers, including her father, who
placed second on Highway. Three
jumpoffs were required as Chink
outlasted the 81 other entries who
tried for the blue.
The champion of the show turned
up in saddle horse, Robert l.. Mays
ebony high-stepper Melody, which
won the driving class when hitched
to a snappy runabout and took the
f1ve-gaited class.
w. T. Carrico rode his chestnut
gelding On Parade to a win over a
splendid field of novices in the green
hunter class. Given a superb ride
by his owner, blond little Betty
Robinson, Patsy, a IL hand midget,
captured the blue in the pony class.
Evening star., 1943-08-22
Sand|ot Loop Leaders
Launch PIayoff for
Title Tomorrow

The District sandlot baseball
championship will be decided in a
triple-knockout series beginning to-
morrow and involving Heurich
Brewers of the Industrial League,
Headquarters Marines of the De-
partmental League and a team yet
to be determined from the Potomac
River Naval Command Loop.
CAAA and Bureau of Supplies and
Accounts teams currently are locked
in a last-minute playoff to decide
the Naval circuit crown.
The triple-knockout feature Is
something new in the city title series,
which heretofore has been decided
on a ouble-knockout basis. But as
only three teams are in the contest
this year there is plenty of time to
stage the longer playoff. Triple
knockout means that team must
be defeated three times before it is
eliminated from the race.
This weeks schedule is: Tomorrow
Heurich VS.. Marines. Tuesday, Mon
day winner VS.. Naval team. We'd
nesday, Monday loser VS.. Tuesday
loser. Thursday, Tuesday winner VS.
Wednesday winner. Friday, We'd
nesday loser VS.. Thursday loser. All
games are at Sis pm. on the South
Ellipse.
To strengthen teams for this play
off, each is permitted to select two
batterymen from other teams in its
own loop. These men must play
only their regular positions, however
or pinch hit or run for men in their
positions.
Umpires will be I. L. Shoemaker
president of the District Umpires
Association, and Dick Williams, with
Sherman johnson as alternate,
Evening star., 1943-08-22

tached to the Headquarters Squad
ron at the Naval Air Station,
trounced the team of De Lawter and
B. Hunt in two straight games, so
81 and 50-35, to claim the doubles
title.
Mantini and La Rocco went into
the finals via victory over P. B.
Deaton and M. Umshler of the Re-
ceiving Station Dispensary, while
De Lawter and Hunt outtossed D. R.
Paige and j Kusiak
Evening star., 1943-08-22
Eastern Branch Boys
Stage Title PIayoffs

Baseball and softball champion
ship play-offs are the high spots OF
this weeks program for Eastern
Branch Boys Club athletes.
City championship play -offs in the
peewee baseball section are sched-
uled tomorrow, Wednesday and
Friday against the Hearst team, re-
presenting the Western division
Insect play-off games for Eastern
division honors are slated today at
Eastern High field and next Sun
day at Coolidge High diamond be-
tween the Manor Park and Eastern
Branch mines.
The Southeast Conference soft
ball playroffs begin on Friday. Also
on this weeks program is the start
of football practice. Terms will be
formed in 80, los, 120 and 135-pound
classes.
The schedule:
Southeast Softbau League.
Monday, Rosedale (A) VS.. Eastern tA)
at Eastern; Rosedale tB) vs. Eastern (B}
ssp q pisso al. FTs s5 sSds oeeck Of champion
Baseball League.
Peewee League playoffs for city cham.
pionship-Monday. Eastern Branch VS.
Hearst at Western; Wednesday, Eastern
stern pranes rs aears M at
Insect League division championship
playofs-Manor Park VS.. Eastern Branch
at Eastern High field. 2 O'Clock.
Football Practice.
30 lbs.-Monday Wednesday, Friday
los. ibs.-Monday, Wednesday, Friday
Saturday, 2:30 pm.
120 lbs.-TCesday, Thursday, SATURDAY.
l:30 pm
1875 lbs.-Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
<;30 pm.
Pool Program.
Learn to swim classes. 1915 am. snc
$50 pm; fancy diving classes, 2:45 pm.
junior life-saving classes, 1918 am.
senior swim team practice, 5 pm. anc
= pm. Wednesday. Red Cross tests every
period. Boy Scout swim wednesday. Colo
fish hunt. Saturday, 11:45 am,
Evening star., 1943-08-22
Alexandra Show Honors Taken
By Betty Cannon on Pony Chink

Ridden with loose rein, the Lone
Star Stables Peter moved from one
we'll collected gait to another to be
regarded by the judges as tops in
the road hack class. The pairs of
hunters, one of the days best classes,
was won by Carlyle Bougess' Storm
King coupled with Mary Elizabeth
Bars Betsy B.
Summaries.
Pony class-Won by Betty Robinson's
Betsy; second, Betty Jane Plaugher's Prn-
Bobby Polk's Cricket
Green hunters-.won by w. T. carrico's
On Parade; second, E. r. Cannon's High
Carlyle Bousess' Storm King A' VII
Hack-Won by Lone Star Stables Pc
ter; second, r. L. Peveriil's Bobby Lee;
third, e H. divers canter Lily; fourth
Mary Cannon's Golden Nellie.
Driving class-Won by r. L. Mays
Melody: second, w. G. Wars Patsy; third
Joan Browns Peggy; fourth, Cricket
Pairs of hunters-Won by Storm King
Happy Hour; third, Harold Polk's Cavalry
man and Vanguard; fourth, Highway and
Betty Cannon's Chink.
Five gsited-Won by Melody: second
Ellen Parker's Lucky Lady; third, Clar-
ence. Simpsons Mollie: fourth. william
Coakley's Fred.
Knock down and eut-Won by chink:
sons Happy Hour: fourth, Wars Fancy.
Champion Of the show-Melody
Evening star., 1943-08-22
Newsom Finally Wins
As Browns PummeI
Athletics Twice
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 21.-Bulky Buck
Newsom broke into the winning
column today for the first time In
eight starts with the st. Louis
Browns. He pitched the nightcap
of today's double-header with the
Philadelphia Athletics and won it,
to l, after the Browns took the
opener, to 3, to sweep the four
game series.
Old Bobo had to be yanked in
the ninth after the first two men at
the plate singled. Relief Hurler
George Caster saved the game,
however, by retiring the next three
men. Newsom himself drove in
what proved to be the winning run
with single in the fourth inning.
1t was dark day for the Mack
men. They lost their 14th and
18th straight games, while the
seventh place Browns came through
for their fifth consecutive triumph.
Home runs by George McQuinn
and frankie Hayes and triple
by Mark Chirstman sewed up the
opener for the Browns.
Evening star., 1943-08-22

spread around among the IA teams
to raise the average limit.
Brookland Rejoins Loop.
With the announcement last night
by Dick Hobart, new president, that
Brookland Recreation again will be
represented, the leagues roster was
boosted to IA teams. Brookland f1n-
ished third last season.
Colonial Village and Greenway
Bowl have entered teams for the
first time while Northeast Temple is
back after several years absence.
Other teams comprising the league
will be Clarendon, defending cham
pion; Lucky Strike, Hi-Skor, King
Pin, Hyattsville, Arcadia, Lafayette
Chevy Chase Ice Palace, Bethesda
Bowling Center and Anacostia Spill
way.
Clarendon Bowling Center Is
staging today's special attractions
with the Red Cross handicap sched-
uled to start at Q. A mixed doubles
at 4 o'clock will bring together the
starry twosomes of Madge Lewis and
AL Wright and Helen Roberts and
Jack Talbert while the Bratburd
Pigettes bolstered by Lorraine GULL
will tackle mixed Clarendon team
at 8.
George Wilbur, new co-owner of
Colonial Village drives, is reorgan-
izing his Thousand Dollar League
which will open the third week in
September. Prize awards in the loop
will total approximately $4,000 with
81 900 going to the winning team.
Second place money will be $500
Wilbur expects to have 20 teams
firing for the big dough. All inter-
ested bowlers are asked to contact
him by dialing Chestnut 1888.
Meetings at King Pin.
Bob Miciotto. new manager at
King Pin, announces that he has
openings for leagues at either 7 OF
9 o'clock on any night.
The Rhode Island Avenue Busi-
nessmen's League will hold its final
meeting Tuesday night at 7:30 at
King Pin. President Dolores Blank
enship has called a meeting of the
King Pin Ladies League for Friday
night at 1880.
Paul James, Arlington Bowling
Center pilot, promises to be busy this
week with meetings of leagues which
will roll at the Columbia Pike plant
this season. Tomorrow night the
Arlington Church loop will have a
get-together at o'clock. Tuesday
night the Arlington Commercial
League boWlers will meet. The team
average limit is 535. James has re-
quested all women interested in
rolling in the Arlington Ladies' loop
to report at the alleys Thursday
night at 5.
There are four vacancies in the
Arcadia Independent Ladies League.
Interested teams with 400 maximum
averages are asked to contact Virgie
Winchester, secretary. Her office
phone is National 5000, branch 495.
Evening star., 1943-08-22
Belvoir Crushes Maryland
On COLLEGE Park Diamond

Fort Belvoir handed University
of Maryland's summer baseball
team 1872 lacing yesterday at
College Park, opening with a three
run assault in the first inning and
closing with another big rally, good
for four runs, in the seventh and
last frame.
The defeat ended a two-game
winning streak for the Old Liners
and gave them a 500 record for
four games this season.
Maryland has three games
scheduled this week, playing River
dales Engineering and Research
Corp. nine on Wednesday and the
Fort Myer team on Friday, both
at College Park, before going to
Belvoir for return tilt on Satur-
day.
Evening star., 1943-08-22
Bay Meadows Lists IS
Stakes for Session
By the AssociatedPress.

By the AssociatedPress.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 21.-Ths
Bay Meadows horse race meeting,
opening October Q, will present Is
stake races having a total value Of
$62,500, topped with a $4,000 Bay
Meadows Handicap, General Man
ager Bill Kyne said today.
The big money handicap will be
run Saturday, November n, over
mile and an eighth.
The stakes list closes on Saturday,
December IS, with the running of
the 5000 added Au Revoir Handi-
cap. p2&
The track expects to offer about
$4,000 daily in purses, Kyne said,
and he predicted there would be at
least 1000 horses in the paddocks
when the first trumpet sounds.
The $4,000 Meadows Handicap
will be the highest purse offered for
the stake since it carried a value Of
SOS, 900 added, back in 1884 and 1885.
Two-year-olds have come in for
considerable attention In the stakes
setup for the coming meeting, with
two $4,000 purses and one for $2,500.
Women will be employed In the
mutual booths this season.
Evening star., 1943-08-22
Probable Pitchers
In Majors Today
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Aug. e1.-probabls
pitchers in the major leagues tomor-
row. (season won-lost record in pa
American League tAl Double Headers).
New York at Detroit-Wensloff
900 and zuber 15-2) VS.. Trout
Q4-9) and Bridges 10-3).
Boston at Cleveland-Terry t6-g)
snd Ryba t6.3) VS.. Naymick (4-3) and
Salveson t4-2).
Washington at St. Louis-Wynn
u3.O and Candini t9-4) VS.. Hollings-
worth t3-10) and Mun6rief t9-9).
Fhiladelphia at cago-Fagan
t2-6) and Flores OLD VS., Smith
GO and Humphries t9-s).
Nstional League (AII Double Headers),
St.; Louis at Boston-Munger t5-4)
and Brazle (3-0) VS.. Tobin G1-s) and
Barrett G0-12).
Chicago at New York-Passeau
MA, .nH and ,,Wye ,Wyse go vs.. Wittis
t7-9) and BrandD G-D VS.. Head
to-D and Barney t0-O).
Cincinnati at Philadelphia-Riddle
I5-s) and Starr 1o-e) VS.. Kraus
T-10) and Gerheauser (9-12).
Evening star., 1943-08-22
Eurasian Romps Home
In Jersey Handicap
By the Associated Press.


CAMDEN, N. j., Aug. 21.-Hava-
home Stables Eurasian, hero of last
weeks Travers Stake, won his second
added event in as many week ends
when he led throughout to score by
ia lengths in Garden State Park S
Jersey Handicap, styled exclusively
for members of the 3-year-old
division.
Backed down to $3.50 for So by the
form players in the crowd of approx
imately 10000, Eurasian was the
easiest kind of winner as Frank
zehr took him on the head end in
the opening strides and he never
was threatened, reaching TIE wire
in front of Lazy F. Ranch's Royal
Nap. Water Pearl was third and
Hasteville fourth and last in the
vest-pocket- sized field.
The days mutuels handle was
announced as $977,124, highest of
the season.
Evening star., 1943-08-22
By Jimminy Captures
Hotel Stakes, With
8O-1 Shot Next
BY SID FEEDER,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, Aug. Ala colt off
the bargain counter brought his
stretch-running zip to the trans
planted Saratoga at-Belmont race
meeting today and all but chased
the badly faded Shut Out right out
of the park.
PrinceQuillo is the gee-gee and,
after letting Mrs. Payne Whitney's
once-mighty Derby winner lead for
mile Of the mile and quarter,
he won the 4lst Saratoga Handicap
by six lengths, as Shut Out wobbled
in last In a field of three before a
crowd of 29,706. largest of the meet
ing, that bet s2,o73,563.
BY Jimminy Impressive.
Princequillo's triumph came after
Col. Ed Bradley's BY Jimminy broke
into the winners circle for the first
time with an impressive victory in
the Grand Union Hotel stakes for
2-year-olds.
The Princes background reads
like world atlas. His daddy was
Belgian; his nanny French. out of
an English sire. He was born in
ireland, and is owned by the
Charleston IS. c. Boone Hall Stable
partnership of Georgian Prince
Dmitri Djordjadze and Argentine
Horseman Horatio A. Luro, and
trained by the one-time French
condition. Dave Englander. They
claimed him for $2,500 a year ago
from Tony Pelletteri, New Orleans
sportsman, and, with today's $4,000
pay check, they've won s3l, 1865 with
him.
Cracks Stake Record.
Jockey Conn McCreary steered
him to the wire in 2:0145 for a new
stake record. Townsend Martins
Bolingbroke was second, half a
length in front of Shut Out With
the odds-on choice last, Princequillo
returned $3.50 for each So win ticket.
BY Jimminy paid off $1610 for 50
as Jockey Charley Givens sent him
through on the inside to win by
half length. R. Sterling Clark's
Smolensko, an 80-1 shot, practically
few from last place to finish second,
length In front of Crispin Ogle-
bays Boy Knight and two lengths in
the van of the betting favorite, Joe
Browns Ravenala. The Bradley
"baby" picked up s10,125 for rat
ting of the six furlongs in 1:125.
Evening star., 1943-08-22
Fiddier's S Bit, Isl in Field,
Lands Detroit Feature
BY the Associated Press.

DETROIT, Aug. 21.-A ISL field
horse, Mrs. F. H. Augustus Fiddler's
Bit, ran off with the $4,000 Gen.
Eisenhower Handicap before 13,427
fans at the State Fairgrounds to-
day and paid s33.4o straight.
The 3-year-old rags-to-riches
f1lly, with previous total earnings
of less than $4,000, galloped to a
fat $500 purse by outrunning
Kempter Marley's Maybe Monday
by length and quarter. Hasty
Kay was third and the favored
Amber Light fifth. Under Jockey
Harry Hart, Fiddler's Bit ran the
mile and sixteenth in 1:443h. %,
Evening star., 1943-08-22
Horse Show Is Announced
By Maryland Minute Men

The 935the Company Maryland
Minute Men is sponsoring a horse
show September 5 at Col Riggs Drill
Field, located on Riggs road, Chill
lum.
The proceeds will be used in buy
ing equipment for the Minute Men.
There will be competitions in the
following classes: Warm up, green
hunter, harness, handicap jumper
road hack, conformation. triple bar
jumping. knock-down- and
champion and reserve champion.
All horsemen are invited to attend
Evening star., 1943-08-22
Play Runs 10 Form
AS D. {. Men S Net
Tourney Opens

Davey johnson. seeded No. In
the District mems tennis champions
ship tournament at Edgemoor Club, q
came through his opening match 5
yesterday without much trouble. de-
feating Don CARRIER, 6--2, 6--1.
Other seeded players, Hugh Lynch. ,
Austin Rice and Roy Black, were
not scheduled, but will see action
today. q
In major matches yesterday D. M. q
Collins defeated Maj. M. A. Erana, 4
60, 6-8, 6-3, and H. r. Hatha- 4
way defeated Andrea Zerega, 6-3,
2-6, 8-6. In the latter, Zerega
led Hathaway four games to one's
In the last set, but Hathaway ;
steadied to take command. Philip
Nef and 1t. Kahl Spriggs engaged
in a two-hour duel that was un-
completed by nightfan. They di- 4
vtded two sets, 12-10, 6-8. 70
IN other matches, John Nam !
chester defeated Charles Hackney.
81. 60; Carl BealI defeated 1t.
T. Clifford Smith, 6-1, 6-3: Niles !
Anderson defeated John Andary,
60, Ga, and 1t. John Exton won
by default over H. T. Whiting. n
Fireworks are expected In several
of today's meetings. Igor Cassinia
against Ensign r. L. Hill at II :
o'clock is promising, as is the 10
o'clock date between Casper Names !
and Bob Davis. 3,
Doubles matches start today at
noon. Pairings:
Mems Singles. 4!
John Manchester VS.. Nils Anderson. George
Eli aottiieS Is, Donald G. Stone. Stone. N0' \,
It. B!li smsshs vs. myn'e Rwood xs Hosessr
caspsr Names vs. Bob Davis. ROY Black
1890 a.m.--Austin Rice VS.. NJ. X. He'd.
T Ii a.rn.-carl R. Meininser vs. Harold !.
sign r. L. Hill Eddie Miller VS.. Carl
Beall; II John Exton vs.. 2; y. Collins.
Neff match. 1t. John curtiss vs.. Jerry
Mems Doubles.
12-Goodwin and Marcus VS.. Pelaes
ms .pm.-chanaler and Van Ryn VS..
af s.sE and and PUls Pasrysv Tn
ss ns5 e drs Goodwin yin and Marcus vs.. peiaes
and ba1s susr and and JShnssn annpsz ys IS Msr ais
kell and r.. g. johnson, Adair and CASE
SIM vs., Heddinss and partner:
ana smythe. curtiss as a'' and cour.ney Sr'' IS.
Shoemaker and Love. 4
Evening star., 1943-08-22
GRUENFELD DEFENSE.

Tuesday, 8 pm. at 243l Four
teenth street NV, the Federal's
summer tournament will be re-
sumed. The public is welcome. says
Matthew Epstein, enterprising di-
rector of public relations.
Chess Director Howard Altman
has announced an open chess picnic
for club members and interested
players at Campfire Glen, Arlington,
Va, next Sunday, beginning at /
pm, and lasting until twilight.
Bring your eats and your own
chess playing equipment, "sil vous
plait."
Evening star., 1943-08-22
S2,312 Double at 'Ganseti
New England Season Top
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
PAWTUCKET, R. T.. Aug. 21.-
Narragansett Parks daily double
payoff hit $2,312 today for the larg-
est payoff of the current New Eng
land racing season.
Only 10 patrons purchased tickets
combining Joan Beatties Timothy
c. winner of the first race, and I. J.
Whites La Scala, which captured
the second
Timothy c paved the way for the
huge payoff by returning sl398O,
$56.60 and $2l.40 in the mutuels.
La Scala paid s28.4O, 5000 and
$500 across TIE board in the second.
Evening star., 1943-08-22
Trailing Arlington Tens
PIuy for Berth in FinuI

The preliminary playoff series in
the arlington County. Softball
League opens tomorrow with the
second, third, fourth and fifth place
teams battling for the right to meet
Clarendon Fire Department, the loop
leader, for the title.
The third place Court House team
meets the fourth-place Arlington
Presbyterian ten tomorrow. On
Tuesday. Faith Lutheran, in second
place, goes against Clarendon Meth
odist, in fifth place. On Thursday
the two winners will meet. with
the winner there starting three
game series the following Monday
against the Fire Department ten
for the championship.
Evening star., 1943-08-22
Team Tag Maimen Return
To Amuse Turner Fans

Two-man team tag rassling, a fea-
ture well received when introduced
to Washington last week. comes back
to Turner's Arena this Wednesday
with the same two teams who tried
it last week again working the stunt.
Maurice La Chappelle and John
Long will meet John Vansky and
Dick Lever.
Vansky-Lever won disputed de-
cision last week. This tag rassling
brings a lot of laughs. A man can
rassle until he's tired, then his part
ner jumps over the ropes, tags him
and takes over.
Evening star., 1943-08-22
Reveler, Ben Hur Divide
Tuckahoe Trot Heats
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 21-Walter N.
Reynolds Reveler, driven by Lee
Smith, and Ben Hur, owned and
driven by Albert S. Pratt of Great
Barring Co4., Woee divided the two
one-mile heats in the S4,voo 4u.....-
hoe trot, which featured the final
session Of a week Of grand circuit
racing at Empire City race track
today.
Evening star., 1943-08-22
CutchersO Ousted, Club Forfeits

In the same inning, Manager
Heinie Manush of Roanoke was
ordered out of the contest for
disputing a close play at the
plate.
Roanoke's Catcher Powers also
was elected for using abusive
language against Newman. The
umpire then gave the Red Sox
three minutes to get another
catcher on the field.
When the time expired. he
awarded the game to Portsmouth
by forfeit, 30.
Evening star., 1943-08-22
Dreams Of Record, ,
Golf Pro Gets 1t
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
OTTAWA, Ill, Aug. 2l,-John
o. White, sports editor of the Ot-
tawa Republican-Times, dreamt
he was playing with the course
pro, Mike Sipula, who holds the
record of "a, made in 1887.
White related his dream in his
column, "Chatterbox," Sipula
read it several days ago, then
went out and fashioned a 81
3l-62,
Evening star., 1943-08-22
BY the Associated Press.

PORTSMOUTH, Va. Aug. 81.
Umpire Bud Newman awarded
the Portsmouth Cubs the first
game of a double-header today
by forfeit after Roanoke had
failed to place a catcher on the
field following Punishment from
the game of two Roanoke re-
ceivers.
The trouble started in the first
inning when Jack Crosswhite and
Bill Steinecke. Cub catcher, en-
gagged IN a fist fight. Both were
ordered out of the game.
Evening star., 1943-08-22
fFIRST CAME
Totals "a 8 "a z Totals 81 10 ..

Totals 81 "a 7 Totals 81 10 81 9
Ran for Suder in ninth
Batted for Ciola in ninth.
Phlladelphia ------- 010 900 0O0-1
81. Louis ---------- 0l0 100 2Ox-4
Runs-Siebert, Gutteridge, McQuinn,
stephens, Byrnes. Errors-None Runs
6atted in-Suder, Christman, Newsom,
Stephens (2l. Two-base hit-Bvrnes
Three-base hits-suder. Ste-hens. Stolen
base-McQuinn. Sacriflce-Zarilla Dou-
bic plays-Hall to Heffner to Siebert:
Gutteridge to Stephens to Mcounn. Left
on bases--Philadelphia, 8; St Louis. 10.
Bases on balls-Of Wolff, g. off Newsom,
g.. Hits-Of Wolff, 8 in Z innings
on ciola. In ! inning: off Newsom, 9
Caster. Q in / inning. Passed ball--Wag-
ner., winning pitcher-Newsom Losing
nitcher-Wolf. Umpires-Messrs. Nc
ance-1.771 (paid).
Evening star., 1943-08-22
Burdge Displays Prowess.

Harold Burdge of Ventnor City IN
JJ master vintage, erstwhile cham
pion of the local Federal Chess Club
and Treasury employee, jauntily op-
posed Is players simultaneously at
the weekly meeting of the Federals
scoring 20 wins, dropping games
and drawing }, a point score of 211z =
31a. Dell Floyd and S. Rosenthal
triumphed over Burdge.
Evening star., 1943-08-22
BE CHE = 3 s #

Corpl. r. johnson and Edward
Nash, both members of the Federal
Chess Club, are competing in the
New York State Chess Champion
ship at Syracuse. Recently Corpl.
johnson placed third in the 1943
District of Columbia Chess Cham
pionship, while Nash is an ex-city
champion of Madison, Wis, and a
former titlist of Federal G. c. Keep
your eye on these local boys in the
New York up there" campaign.
Evening star., 1943-08-22
WHITES MEN
White TO Play and Mate In Two Moves.

Solutions to problem No. $50 are as
knowledged from Star Aces Shelly Akers,
Edward S. J. Peters and A. M Knopp
Roland Barton, sometime president Of the
Sir George Williams COLLEGE Chess Club
tCanada) is now located here. He writes
with great eusto his analysis of problem
No. $50, his maiden effort--so he says
albeit we shrewdly surmise otherwise, for
polish. All. yes-the key-move? TRY
o-kt4. Kt-Kt3ch; Q K-o6. Kt-B1ch; 3
QxKt checkmate. "Verdad?"
c. G, Abbot-ThankS for the Andersen
KieseritZki Immortal game" We surely
will publish it. Any new chess relics at the
Smithsonian Institutions