Sarron Risking Rep Tuesday Night: Mr. Khayyam Wins American Derby Handily To Test Sarron Guns for Londos Equipoise Outclasses a Fine HEAD PLAY SECOND, VETERAN CLEVELANDER EX-CHAMPS BILLED "GERMAN OAK" AFTER MATCH she. zaharias HOPES TO UPSET SYRIAN. WITH GREEK HERE. Field to Annex Metropolitan IN TWIN CITY RING MINE MAE CARD For Second Successive Year BUI IS WEIL BACK

for Feather Will Nichols Winner in Thursday Night's Bv the Associated Press. the Whitney speedster received 4 to 5 Victor Bids for 3-Year-01ti Syrian's Hope Godwin Fight YORK, June 3.—Swinging for their confidence. through the stretch with long, Workman allowed Equipoise to settle Title in Title on in Bout Slated for Match fully into his stride after breaking with Again Beating Scrap Hinges Week From Tomorrow powerful strides that left his NEW the second flight in a good start. E. R. Win at Alexandria. With Londos Here. nine rivals far to the rear, Bradley's Brother Joe cut out the early Preakness Winn**. Outdoor Opener. C. V. Whitney's Equipoise, greatest of running, but found the company too fast in the first 6 furlongs and steadily American thoroughbreds, today won the dropped back. one the for the second BY CHARLES BY FRANCIS E. STAN. and Nich- ATED of most powerful Metropolitan Handicap Okapi, ridden by Dominick Bellizzi, IHNKLEY. GODWIN Georgie Associated Press scientific wrestlers of tlie successive one of the then took command, but Workman Sports Writer. Ex- National Box- and year, defeating fast-flying Sarron ols, both former around the field at June last two decades, Hans Steinke, finest fields ever to compete in the brought Equipoise 3.—Gallop- bound for feather- Association light-heavy- the head of the stretch, and the great press, ing ing down the stretch oe^ for years dodged by champions, 40 runnings of the mile classic at Bel- as BOB will box in 5-year-old drew away to win he is headed weight champions, fore a weight heights, will get a real opportunity Thursday mont Park. pleased. world fair crowd of the main event over a 10-round route CHICAGO, THE o' trou- Mrs. Black for a Buddy, pell-mell peck at Griffith Stadium, to earn a match Although burdened with the top im- Payne Whitney's 30,000 spectators, fcir. in the fistic show of the sea- a big, strapping son of Bud Lerner and ble at Alexandria Tuesday in the opening with Jim Londos, to Promo- post of 128 pounds and giving from 5 the according Siren, earned a leg on the 2-year-old Khayyam, big bay colt owned son at the Twin-City erena at Laurel, indoor season's fistic finale if ter Joe Turner. ! to 33 pounds to his rivals, the son of championship in accounting for the by J. M. Austin of Old a week from tomorrow, it was an- Westbury, Md.. The local has cut Pennant never left any doubt as to his Juvenile Stake and its purse of $5,680. Johnny Farr of Cleveland proves promoter, however, Long N. his nounced last night by Promoter Charlie With Silvio Coucci in the saddle. Island, Y., repeated out a large order for Steinke in the superiority. His time of 1:37% was all he is cracked up to be. Black Buddy ran the 5 furlongs in triumph over Head in the Cornell. three seconds slower than his Amer- Play Farr is al- huge form of George Zaharias, another 59% seconds to finish with three To Washingtonians one of the ican record of but he was not $25,000 added American to- The bout stacks up as of the present-day standouts. The win- 1:34%, lengths to spare over C. V. Whitney's Derby but there are few forced to his best. six back most unknown, outstanding light-heavyweight attrac- ner, asserts Turner, will be given a give Fogbound. Another lengths day, winning off by himself. At the finish Sonny Workman had bout with Londos on June 15. For trailed the winner's stablemate. Night's up and coming featherweights tions booked for a nearby fight club in the colt under four lengths in Struggling two and one-half lengths Steinke this will be iiis first real test wraps, End. to trade schnozzle socks front of Mrs. Dodge Sloane's lightly back, came the Preakness willing years. in Washington. winner. Head and Nichols have worn weighted 3-year-old, Okapi, and four with the stocky Midwestern Both Godwin Since assuming the role of champion Play, thoroughly beaten. Fair Roches- championship lengths in front of the Howe Stable's the light-heavyweight Londos has lost only four falls—three TREASURY NINE LEADING ter, a 40-to-l shot, finished a fast- Italian. Scotch Gold, an added starter. crown during the last 12 months but of them recognized and that scored by what Sarron is Nichols James Butler's Questionnaire, winner closing third, with Bamboula, one of Yet that is exactly their reigns were short-lived. Joe Savoldi. The "genuine" falls were of the event in 1931 and picked as the Has Won Four Straight in Colored the two fillies in the doing, gambling his recently-won repu- was named by the N. B. A. to succeed clamped on by Zaharias, Ray Steele race, sharing in | then only horse capable of giving Equipoise the rich to add the l Maxie Rosenbloom. Joe Knight and Jim McMillan. purse by taking fourth place. tation as a title contender an argument, was a close fourth after Departmental I#eague. ! bobbed up to defeat Nichols and Godwin Zaharias won the first of a three- In the wake of scalp of one of the toughest "trial a slow start. It was the son of Sting's the the leaders were Charley in turn took it away from Knight. fall match from Londos on the Pacific With four wins and no defeats horses" in the 126-pound ranks as an- | first start in over a year. O., Gold Basis, and Swin- intervened and scored HANS STEINKE, Coast, months a ca- nine is the in the Technique other argument for championship con- Here Rosenbloom eight ago, sending In winning his second start of the Treasury setting pace to a haven. The field of sideration. a technical knockout over Godwin Who Intends to use George Zaharias as pacity house into furore. The exhi- into fifth Colored Base Ball League. original starting JOHNNY year, Equipoise jumped place, Departmental to a fel- FARR, ascend the throne. a stepping stone Thursday to a bout bition ended in a draw, each winning 10 was reduced to 8 withdrawal of Parr might well be likened again ahead of his stablemate. Top Flight, Government Printing Office and Bu- by Pete Sarron over an with Jim Londos here. The once. low Clevelander, Johnny Risko, who lor Who opposes 240-pound and right on the heels of A. C. Bost- Silent Shot and Sun and Nichols both are num- reau of meet tomorrow, Envoy. has been making a habit of wreck- eight-round route Tuesday at Portner's German, however, may have trouble in the list of American Engraving his years j tagged the "German Oak." wick's Mate By victory, Mr. Khayyam con- titular of Arena in the final fistic show of the GODWINbered among the first 10 light- with matdoni's roughneck at Griffith With the $4,725 he Treasury and Post Office face Tuesday ing hopes promising heavy- has been retarded his lack of money winners. vincingly demonstrated he is out for at the Alexandria bowl. heavies of the world. Bob is making Stadium. Zaharias is one of four men STEINKE, by his of Na- weights. Like the rubbery Risko, Parr season punch acquired so easily, "Ekky" boosted and Bureau Engraving engages a bid for the 3-year-old championship a comeback score a fall over Londos the color, but there are few wrestlers never has been a champion, but cham- Farr ranks high among the country's his first move toward major to during total ernings to $278,310. Backers of tional Museum Wednesday and Treas- of the American turf and that his tri- Rosenbloom last three more powerful or skillful than Hans, been ! pions have fallen before his flying fists. featherweights and looms as a real since losing his crown to years. ury Friday. Ten games that have umph over Head at Jamaica two who be likened to a edition Play He McLarnin when obstacle in the of the title-con- several months ago ir Madison Square may larger rained out will be played on open weeks whipped Jimmy path chas- ago was a performance of merit. is at of Dick Shikat. Steinke ha3 been 1 "Baby Face'' was a featherweight. scious Birmingham battler. Garden. At present he training dates. Mr. beat Head as ing Londos, Lewis and other "cham- Khayyam Play just Honey Boy Finnegan was another to, his camp at Herald Harbor. 20 YEARS AGO Team standing: eas.ly today as he did in the New York TOPLESS CRICKETER pions" for so long and with so little W h. Pet. j feel the sting of Farr's mitts. The great' It also was announced that a new stake. 1 4 0 1.000 success that he once decided to turn THE STAR. Treasuryrea .* punching Benny Bass was still another, j will be in effect. IN :i 1 .75c NET VICTOR seating arrangement some i G. P. O RICHMOND heavyweight boxer. He made real ■> 1 So was Pete Nebo. Kid Chocolate re- Cornell has revised his ! Post Office 1 .fiflt««7 a perfect ride by the vet- virtually plant, OWN TEAM a .5 was forced to a TOPPLES progress agamst second-raters, but, Bureau of Engraving ) 1 cently stage rousing a mile Laurel from Washington, UNDEReran jockey, Pete Walls, Mr. Khay- past trifle slow for the ring game, he de- MCCARTY, heavyweight Commerce 1 :i .260 rally to earn a decision over Farr. Beats Baltimore to Win Cup for the much closer to the Museum 0 5 .000 yam gallcp:d to victory in the mile moving ring cided to return to his old love. fighter, who was killed it in such LUTHERprize and a quarter rcute in grandstand and centralizing In the 45-minute semi-final Abe Cole- in a bout 2:04ys. of the outstanding instances of First Time in 13 Years. Refusal to Wear That Doesn't as the result of a blow to fashion as to offer all attending a bet- Cap Going the post second choice In Farr's ability to become a real nui- man, smallest of all heavyweight rass- with Arthur Pelkey, left an estate ONE 3 OP).—Rich- ter view of hostilities. TRAPSHOOTERS IDLE j the wagering, Mr. Khayyam returned sance to an RICHMOND, Va„ June lers. will tackle Karl Davis, former Big about up-and-coming young Fit Costs Him Home Job, So of $11,000. $6.82 for a $2 bet in the mutu3ls, S3.28 was furnished four Baltimore Ten Intercollegiate champion. Each well for battler about years mond's tennis team nosed out Bcb Grocm pitched to place and $3.58 to show. Place price in Lancaster. Pa. Just about that specializes on flying tackles, but in as the Nationals con- Club ago today, 5 to 4, to win the Hotchkiss Cup He Wins for Visitors. Washington Washington Foregoes Weekly on Head Play was $3.22, with $3.04 to time was to the front. name only do they resemble each other. Louis Browns, 3-2. Rosy Stoy coming for the first time in 13 years. Baltimore quered the St. show, while Fair Rochester paid $7.16 was acclaimed a Coleman's is launched feet first, with Event to Aid Orioles. Rosy great prospect. had defeated Washington yesterday. Yachting, Fishing He fanned 12. to show. He could punch, take it, and box, but one hoof generally landing on his op- Eastern freshman diamond- The Richmonders won four of the Leander McCormick-Good- High No regular competition was held yes- The race had a gross value of $28,416. Parr was all over him, handing Rosy- ponent's jaw. Davis' is of the orthodox ers defeated the sophomores, 8-7. six singles and clinched the decision News Elsewhere BECAUSEnoted terday at the Washington Gun Club with $23,416 going to Owner Austin such a beating that many who saw the hart, sportsman, Insisted up- style of tackle. Burton, Boteler, Brooke, with a triumph in one of the three Gwin, trapshooting range at Benning, out of along with a silver trophy. Mrs. Silas light claim that really was what pre- on Ronald Davies a size In the trio of 30-minute preliminaries Thornett and Rice were lead- doubles events. wearing Steltz, courtesy to the Oriole Gun Club, which B. Mason of Richmond, Ky., who vented from ever Frank Bruno wicz will meet Frank Stoy climbing higher. SINGLES—Howard (Baltimore) defeated COMPLETE of yachting 6Vi cap on a head, the ing players. Head on the eve of the page 6% Washington will tackle Swede was holding the Maryland State champ- bought Play Sarron is in a tough spot. If he Cabell, fi—4, a—3: Miller (Richmond) de- Speers, John Katan Wheatley Schcol athletes won received while 0—4. t)—3: Lewis A and angling, containing news Cricket Club lost a battle to ionships in Baltimore, but an attractive Kentucky Derby, $3,000. wins, of course, all will be well for feated Jacobs. 5—7, yesterday Olsen, and Tom Alley will face Andy the Rosedale Division meet, another (Richmond! defeated Clabaugh. 6—2, 0—3: and illustrations for boatmen program has been arranged for the re- Lon Jones and son of Louisville re- Parr's scalp is a prized one, but, at the the Ardmore Club of Pennsylvania, at Brown affairs to the Hebner (Baltimore) defeated Valentine. 6—4. and fishermen of Washington, will be of the preliminary city mainder of the month. ceived $1,500 for Fair Rochester's ef- same time, something not every good »i—4: Biclcel (Rlchmondi defeated Ramsey, Langley Park, 58 to 52. Women with escorts will, as usuil, be schools' track fl—3. 6—St: Stevens (Richmond) defeated found on page 6, part 4, in today's championship public A 10-man team shoot is scheduled here forts. A. A. Baroni cf Reno. Nev., featherweight is willing to go a-hunt- Recently, McCormick-Goodhart re- admitted free to all seats, while children meet. was second. S. Warner, 6—2, 6—4. Carberry next with a club bagged $500 for Bamboula's feat in paper. ceived from a of under will be 25 cents. Saturday Annapolis, ing for. Pete's willingness to battle DOUBLES—Howard and Hebner (Balti- is England consignment 16, charged only Clark ran the 100-yard dash in fourth. 8—1(. Included in these columns trophy competition for high score will finishing Johnny will get the Syrian on the more) defeated Miller and Cabell, caps for members of the Washington Tickets are available at the Annapolis to lower the old rec- H—4: Jacobs and Clabaugh (Baltimore! de- "Rod and Stream" and details of 11 2-5 seconds 17 club events When Charley Kurtsinger, Eastern side" of the for a team, of which he Is the head- Hotel. feature June and regular "right promoters, feated Bickel and Lewis. 7—S, 10—8: on the sponsor, ord one-fifth second, and E. came at the last minute to today's yachting pageant by on 50 are for June 24. jockey, who who will not who Stevens and Spicer (Richmond) defeated gear being In the colors of his alma targets planned fighter fight, caring Potomac. Wheeler made a leap cf 16 feet 2 ride Head Play, learned the mount had his foe is of a rar- Ramsey and Warner, 6—1. 7—6. mater, Eton may be, something College. inches in the broad jump, against been given to Lee Humphries, leading these the The one Issued Davies didn't ity days. However, willing- fit, but DUNBAR NETMEN SCORE the old mark of 15 feet 3 inches. rider of 1933 with 97 victories, he pro- —but doesn't rake in Ronald was told to wear it or else. BURCH CHESS LEADER beaten—scrapper Other point scorers included A. Bur- tested to the stewards and an agree- the large shekels. "The other team is short a man," was ton, E. Martin, Ray Bradshaw, H. ment was reached whereby both Kurt- Sandlot his rejolner. "so I'll with it." Capture S. A. Title by Defeating of Attractive play Fowler, J. Boswell, C. Eichner, B. Federal Club Selected Officers. singer and Humphries would receive 5 'TEMPORARILY, at least, Barron's He did and his won the Array batting game. and Douglass. Grady, C. Shrout, G. Higley. E. cent each of" the winnings if Head 1 hopes for a title scrap may be Summary: Armstrong per Davis, H. Irey, C. Byrne, J. O'Con- Other Meetings Called. Play won. dashed if Parr romps home with team on WASHINGTON C. C. Dunbar High's tennis yesterday nor, William Conway, M. Flanagan, the verdict Tuesday. Finishing on the Contests Are Card Atlantic Dalla* S. Burch has been elected Today; Bennett, run out 1 won the third annual South M. Reamy. E. Elliott, G. MeLaod, winning combination of Jockey wrong end of the scoring would be » Evans , Duedale 1 of this which will operate under the auspices Grosarte , Dugdale O pionship over Armstrong High Crady, M. Nocne, John Baight, Wil- much for Head Plav. Walls, a least two lucrative bouts planned for on cf the Federal News. D. W. Waite has Dozen in Leckenby . Dugdale IK been chosen treasurer; J. Earle Moser, Capital the Howard courts. University L. in while Head fractious as month and next. The first is with Smith . Dugdale 1 Wilkinson. V. Cooley, A. Harrison, always post, Watson Pittsburgh; Castie. run out 7 and defeated Armstrong, 4-1. and C. C. Bettinger, director. Officers ITH the Capital City League' Federal A. C. vs. Millers. No. 4. 3 p.m. Douglass R.'Dawkins E. Crisp, J. Wieman, side. Walls, safe on the rail away from other with Freddy Miller in Birming- Blacke de- ruary. by losing every round Dor-A won Dixie Products vs. Rinaldi, No. 9, Dutton and A. McAleer and the Max Baer-Max lead, Mr. Khayyam proceeded to add except Hyattsville. has its only Benson « feated Veeney. 6—3. (i—4; Plater (A.) de- Pocle, the which de- Woodmen of the World vs. THERECity, Cornelius Hymes, who, with Cavaliers, feated R. Gable, 4—-<( 2-—li. ti—A: Robin- Ro6edale, 1 o'clock. son < A.» defeated Attwood, fl—3. 6—2. The Lehigh Valley Chess Association his brothers Eddie and Nat, were Doubles—Jack Dudley and Bates (A.) Northeast Bricklayers vs. Arlington was recently organized at Allentown. at one time rated as the strongest chess defeated Attwood and Thomas. 6—a, 7—5: o'clock. Pa., with about 75 members, six chess in the world. Eddie in Towers, Camp Meigs, 1 P. May and M. May (C-L.l defeated Eiker family played and Gasklns. 7—5. B—:s. Capitol-Lakeview clubs and many the team cable matches between Great independent players Independent games slated: forfeited two doubles matches. affiliated with it. A round-robin tourna- and the United States con- Britain Ballston vs. Northerns, Northerns' entries limited to 10 members ment, ducted by the Brooklyn Chess Club the diamond, 3 o'clock. of the association, with donated latter of the last prizes part century. They Arlington A. C. vs. Phoenix, Arlington MONTROSE NETMEN WIN %o is under After t. 0. B. FACTORY top men, already way. lived in New Jersey, and with Gov- (double header), 1 o'clock. fire rounds, W. H. Steckel, Central ernors Stokes and Griggs, afterwards Gichner's Red Sox vs. Fredericksburg, Defeat Team in m leads with the Champion Henry Pennsylvania champion, United States Attorney General; Gen. at Fredericksburg. Va. soore of 5-0, followed by Roy Rockel, Walker and B. Cook were equal Eugene C. & P. Telephone Co. vs. Indian Public Park League Opener. to stou 0ltu£t- O. (RuMtt Woerner, ZM-IM; Robert in to New York and Phila- NASH strength Head, at Indian Head. Goerlich, former Bethlehem and Lehigh Montrose last • delphia players. Lanham A. C. vs. Horning Jewelers, racketers, runners-up I ,:M_ "IlilliljJ Valley champion, 2%-2'^. at Lanham, 3 o'clock. season in the Public Parks Tennis When a team from Allentown, Pa., a recent match the In double-round Gaithersburg Aces vs. Dickerson A. C., League, conquered Henry netmen, visited New York two City about played at Amsterdam. 10 players a at Gaithersburg, 2:30 o'clock. 1932 champions, 5-4, yesterday in the months ago and a team of the 1 the season played side, the Amsterdam Bourse defeated Hiser's All-Stars vs. Chevy Chase feature match, league opened. Marshall Chess Club, Steckel was pitted the London Stock Exchange. 10Vi to Grays, at Riverdale, 3 o'clock. Summaries. •gainst A. C. Simonson. who has won is the third match between SINGLES—Mitchell IM.) defeated Hunt. 95i. This vs. ■ Capitol Heights Colesville Car- 8—f). it—8, 6—:i; Latona IM.) defeated a place on this year's team, and de- won a them. Amsterdam previous dinals, at Md. (double Seldel. fi—4. 6—0; Deck (H i defeated Bu- feated him. Colesville, match in 1931. and London won the header), 1:30 o'clock. chanan, <1—4, 6—7. 0—4; Blade (H.) de- feated Jacob. 7—5, 4—6, 7—5; Talbot (H.) match played in 1932. BalLston Firemen vs. Anacostia five such players as Marshall, Eagles, defeated Heiskell. 7—5, fi—4; Smith (M.) at Ballston, 3 o'clock. defeated Yeatman. li—.'1—ti. tl—2. WITHKashdan, Pine, Simonson and DOI'BLES—Deck and Seidel defeat- Jose R. Capablanca, former world Maid vs. Colum- Dake on the United Washington Midgets hand, States has arrived in California. In ed Mitchell and Buchanan. 8—6. 8—H; La- champion, bian Midgets, North Ellipse, 3 o'clock. ! tona and Heiskell —1. drew 10 and lest 4 Two of these per- to meet at at will be for Arnold S. players Blythe's Garage passports provided formances were in Mexico City. In the Denker of the Manhattan and 12 o'clock.) Empire Y. M. C. A gymnasium he won 35, Chess finished fourth Mulhall Juniors vs. Arlington Juniors, BAER DISCARDS City Clubs, who drew 3 and lost 2. At the American GLOVES In the preliminary tests. Mulhall diamond (double-header), 1 Club he won 29, drew 7 and lost 2. o'clock. In th" other exhibitions he won all the When Arthur W. Dake and Israel Colmar Manor A. C. vs. Jackson- Confines Workout to Bag Punching 30 and 25. Horowitz, members of the United States games, 29, I Dixon, on Jackson-Dixon field, 2:30 and Body Exercises. team of 1931, met in the tenth round ! o'clock. (Colmar Manor players to meet EMMANUEL LASKER, who lost at the recent test for places on this at Mount Rainier field at 11:30.) ATLANTIC CITY. N. J., June 3 (/P). year's team Dake won in 56 moves and DRthe world title to Capablanca, re- Benning A. C. vs. Wheaton, at —Max Baer, tapering off training for eliminated Horowitz. Horo- 3 o'clock. practically cently gave a simultaneous ex- Wheaton, Md., his 15-round bout with Max Schmellng witz had met Pine in the seventh round Indian Head Cardinals vs. Orange, at :n New York next Thursday night, hibition at the Cafe de la Regence, in and was defeated in 27 moves. This Orange, Va. (double-header). ! did no boxing today. was considered the most eventful game which he was opposed by 30 players. He Order of Eagles vs. Bladensburg Fire- With Trainer Mike Cantwell and of the test tournament. won 22, drew 3 and lost 5 games. men, at Bladensburg, 2:30 o'clock. Manager Ancil Hoffman exercising the greatest caution in seeing that their Reuben Pine and Albert C. Simon- Results: charge does not go over the fighting »©n came in the final round, End game No. 45; easy, but interest- Brookland Cardinal Crim- together Insects, 16; edge nor suffer any accidental cut or Fine son and won, leading at the end by ing because between Israel Horowitz, | Insects, 12. bruise in his last few days of traln- 1; point; Simonson was a tie with Dake defeated for a place on the United Simpson's Pharmacy, 10; Diamond ing, the Livermore larruper left the second one I for place. Simonson's chances States team, and Alexander Kevitz. Jays, 5. big mittens off and put In his eight for a draw would have been improved of the best players of New York City: American Barbers 16; Lou Insects, rounds punching the light bag and a 25 B—Q4. Score of the White—K on on R on 8 few dollars difference per more by game. KKt, Q QB, Gehrig Insects. j doing body exercises. only ing, comfort—that good, substantial, Bs on and Kt on KB5, K4, Q3 QKt2, —. Irregular Defense. These teams are between the Nash Ps on KR2, KKt2, KB2, Q4, QR3; 11 after games: THERE'Smonthly payment low-priced big-car "feel"! That's Big Six— Fine. Simonson. Pine. ■msonson. Black—K on on R Crescent A. C., with unlimited nine. TIGER NINE WINS TWO. White. Black. White. Black. pieces. KKt, Q Q, P-—K3 20 B—K'i on K, B on QR, Kts on Q4 and QKt3, Call Manager Belt, Adams 3498, be- "small" cars and the Nash Six—but what more more It's a real man'a- BxBch PRINCETON, N. J., June 3 (&)■— Big car, enjoyment! P—QB4 Kt—KB.! 21 KtxBch K R Ps on KB2. QR3; tween 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. KR2, KKt2, QKt4, Princeton's base ball team out Kt—QB.i B—Kt5 22 B—KG Kt—B4 Joe Cronin Insects. 0399. snapped 23 11 pieces. Black (Kevitz) has just Georgia a difference in what you get! Nash you sizecar. It's smart. It's It's This P—K.i P—QKW QxQ QRxQ : of a five-game losing streak here today gives sturdy. tough. B —Q.'i B—Kt" 24 BxP? QR—K played R—K, whereupon White (Horo- Capitoi Heights. Capitol Heights 311. ; and won both games of a double- P—B.i P—B4 26 KR—K RxKt j witzj mates In seven moves. wheelbase, greater better rid- Nash—like every Nash—is built to built! Kt—K2 PxP 26 RxR RxB Government Printing Office Federals header, defeating Rutgers 6-2 in the longer weight, stay Castles 27 Kt—<32 PxP P—QKt4 Prank J. Marshall, United States and Public Documents will face in the : opener and the strong Pennsylvania Castles P—Q4 28 R—QB B—Q4 I A. C. 5-1 in the B'—Kt5 PxP 29 R—B7 Kt—K4 champion, gave a simultaneous exhibi- opening game of the Federal Merry-Go- Nine nightcap. BxP QKt—Q2 30 P—B4 Kt—B:i tion recently against officers and cadets Round League tomorrow on Monument • Kt—K4 B—K2 31 R—KKch K—R': ! NASH-ORR MOTOR CO. it KKt—Kt3 82 P—Kt6 PxP at West Point, N. Y. He played 3C diamond No. 4 at 5 o'clock. FRATERS ARE BLANKED. P—KR:i 33 PxP Kt—QS games, winning 27, drawing 2 and 106- 1522 14th Street N.W. Distributors DEcatur 146t 'i P—QR'i 34 KR—K7 Kt—K.I — 14 B—K 1. I Other league games carded tomorrow: FRONT ROYAL, Va.. June 3 —Front Williams & Inc. Authorized Washington Nash Dealers Blake 16 P—QR4 Kt—Q4 35 QR—Q7 B—Bf> | hig Baker, Merson vs. Union Printers (De- All-Stars blanked the Fraters of St. N.W. B. D. J'rraan & 1« B—Q:> P—B4 3'i R—Qfi KtxP Mexico will be represented in the Investigation Royal 1507 14th Co. Nash Rohr Barskv. Inc. Potter Nash Kc'r Bethesda, Md. 17 Kt—B3 B-KEi 37 RxP? Kt—K7ch international team tournament to b« partmental). Alexandria. 7 to 0, here today. Johnson, 28I» M street N.W. 13«7 H St. N.E. Siirer Sprinr. Md. KtxP PxKt 38 Resigns. held this month at Folkestone. Red Sox vs. Blue Ribbons (Indus- pitching for the winners, gave only two Xft KtxKt BxPch Eng- (4S81) land, by Capt. J06e J. Araiza, Franciscc ! trial). hits while the Stars were collecting : The Federal Chess Club was organ- J. Vazquez, Dr. Jose Asaian, Jocquin Pepco vs. Chesapeake A Potomac 11. Lefty Jewett and Lyle McFall each NASH SIXES AND EIGHTS $695 TO $2055 F. O. B. FACTORY teed Wednesday at the Federal Club ► Medina and Miguel Cortes. I (National Capital). getting three. s