Bull Whip Repeats Nose Victory Over Technician in Upset at Tropical Park

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Bull Whip Repeats Nose Victory Over Technician in Upset at Tropical Park Bull Whip Repeats Nose Over Technician in at Park — ■ ____ Victory A Upset Tropical Supreme Sir Trails Great Advance Made Leaders in Royal By Bowie Track in Palm By PAUL J. MILLER. Handicap The seven contestants for the District chess championship found 26-Year route No. 2 at the clubroom of Capital City Chess Club to be a gantlet Span Foul Claim Disallowed; that challenged their stamina and strategy at every move. Midnight bells found Wagman and Soumin sealing their game at the Plant Opening Meeting Winner Pays $42.70; 38th turn, Hoy and Rousseau sealing theirs at the 41st, and Knapp and Martin Stark content to adjourn their also at the 41st each April T Was Outlaw 9,000 Given Thrill play move, pun Having luuKiib fauuoui my wj Course in 1914 secure minor advantages a Br the Associated Press. during Divan accepts all challenges pronto of four hours. period long but when Harold Lansing brought TROPICAL PARK, Fla., March At hand are the scores of BOWIE, Md., March 23.—Bowie’s partial over six doughty knights of Fed- all but track, which opens a 12-day session 33.—Bull Whip, a $42.70-for-$2 shot games these will be with- eral Trade to prune the chesty April 1, staged its first race from the held until the full scoring is avail- meeting Brandywine Stable of Divanites, well, Jehosophat, this is in 1914 in to the able and then our readers may re- opposition already Delaware’s what happened. Divan President Donald P. Ross, thrilled the their established Laurel track. The meet- play games in entirety. F. W. F. Gleason glanced around ing was conducted a a crowd of about 9,000 here today The third round was held at the without license his clubroom and realized that he from the New York when he won the Royal Palm Han- Washington Chess Divan last night, Jockey Club, couldn't muster players equivalent which then ruled with Anton Hesse, Harold Lansing supreme in turf dicap, worth $2,940 to the lucky to the strength of the visitors, so he matters, therefore and Harry Siller supervising. the session was owner, a nose. last crawfished and lamely excused his an “outlaw” affair in by Technician, Saturday round No. 4 will be the eyes of club’s failure to play by the rest of the turf Year's Flamingo winner, which races staged at the Capital City Chess pleading world. the intraclub Divan tourney was too The first which for Herbert M. Woolf’s Woolford Club, with N. P. Wiggington, Prof. grandstand, was pressing. This is the first time the of wood, seated 3,000. Farm, was second by two lengths, Floyd Wirsing and J. B. Beadle Today's Divan ever failed to take on any structure of steel and concrete seats with Mrs. E. L. Martin’s Supreme refereeing. challenger when an invitation had 14,500. Back in 1914 there was room Sir third in a field of 12. The time Federal Trade-Archives, 3-3. been extended to “come over any for less than 600 horses, whereas for the mile and 70 was For the last two years some 20- yards 1:42%. time and a match will be the Southern odd employes of Federal Archives arranged.” Maryland Agricultural Claim of Foul Denied. Association can now have enjoyed chess by rotating Chess Problem No. 239. accommodate There was a claim of foul against 1,200 horses and by next fall will meetings at their homes. Reticent By N. EASTER. British Chess Magazine. the winner, which was have room for close to piloted by to engage In formal matches the BLACK—10 MEN. 2,000. the promising Brooklyn apprentice Archives Chess Club just rocked Plagued by Poor Weather. lad, Durando. Bull Peace Charley Whip along and encouraged beginners to was made with the New to bear in York appeared slightly during master the elemental until today Jockey Club in 1915 which re- the stretch drive and in so sulted in this doing the group numbers a goodly number track being granted have might impeded Technician to of enthusiastic votaries of Caissa. the dates formerly used by the old some but extent, not enough to Chairman Harold J. Lansing of Benning course in spring and fall. bring a disqualification. the Federal Trade Commission Fire in June, 1927, destroyed the In a recent race Bull beat old wooden Whip Chess Club, which convenes each grandstand, clubhouse Technician a nose at the same and Wednesday at 8 p.m., in a room set administration building. The distance. Each horse dropped one aside for it at Central High, recently present plant was rushed to com- in the in pound weight assignments invited Archives C. C. to select half pletion time for the fall session so that raced that today, they right a dozen of its best players anti meet year. back to their last Due to meeting. Federal Trade in an inter-club par- operating so early in the Mar Le, a stablemate of the ley. spring and so late in the fall, this Widener track is Cup winner. Many Stings, The invitation was accepted with beset by extremely bad ruled weather on favorite. The gelding set the alacrity by Mr. Keegan of Archives more occasions than for the half pace mile, then dropped and after the smoke of battle cleared experienced by any other Maryland back and finished a course. In fourth, head the teams had made similar gains. April. 1915; again in behind Supreme Sir. Selections The three victories of Archives is WHITE—8 MEN. April, 1924, and finally in the fall Racing of White to 1938, this track lost Nearly All to Meet Again. Program Completed a fine showing for a first inter-club Play and Mate in Two. racing days It Is because of fray and indicates that the “aca- lilting that on Easter Sunday we snow and ice. All in the field except Royal Blue For Tomorrow eive you a neat two-mover by Composer N Starts Were nominated for the demicians” should indulge more fre- Easter ol Banstead. Yes, the three white Styles in Maryland. $10,000 TROPICAL PARK (Fast). rooks For in formal are the real McCoy, part ol the lun, Bowie was the added, 11-16-mile Handi- Washington By the Louisville Times. quently chess. so Dost your first Maryland Tropical solution early. track to cap, feature scheduled Individual scores: The problem in last Wednesday’s Star use the public address sys- closing-day 1— Clock Time, Betty’s Broom, Bel- was *F»d. Trade C. C. Pt*. Archive* C. C. Pt». by c S. Kinning. problem editor of feature was introduced in for April 10. mar Starr. Chess Black has men and April, H. 10 White Lansing_] A. _ 0 has 1935. It Horse Show Kimberly 11 and the problem can be solved in also was the first Technician raced along with Mar 2— C. Yost A. Maryland Satiation, Unravelled, Trump. _O Leavitt _1 tnree moves. Because an error appeared, trac kto a T. Baxter use the public address Le, head behind Leo Marks’ 3—Cruising, Whiskolo, Pont Neuf. _O D. Caldwell_1 we advise all problem contestants to send sys- O. Bachand_1 B Saloway _O In their tem to When the latter weak- solution to No. 2118. a three-mover, keep racegoers informed of 5-year-old. 4— El Puma, Deduce, Listowel. C. McKay _^ w. Papadeas_0 now Events to Be Run Off and credits will be given. Inclose your the progress of the ened, Technician took a narrow 5— E. Howard_0 P. Holdcamper 1 solution to No running of the Equistar, Maeace, Bino. 238 with your key-move events. lead over Bull lot No. -.'ill and save a 3-cent stamp. Whip, which had At Meadowbrook on 6—Jay Bee Dee, Total 3 Total 3 No Gamester, Flying “CHIP OFF OLD 237 yields to K-B4. Three points All as BLOCK”—Carrier Pigeon, said to be a •Played black on winners, well as horses been close behind the two showing Duke. spittin’ odd-numbered boards “"credited to Charles J Berner. E. E. any of his McDowell. W. selected the the way. Around the bend and 18 and 19 7— imagfe dad, the famed Equipoise. He was in a Arrangements are made for B. Boger. E. W. Allen. R. by stewards, must un- May 17, Dnieper, Cerisse III, Off Guard. playful being Edwards and J M Odiorne. a dergo saliva tests by a through the stretch Technician and 8— Sun Kincsen, Winged Victory, ! mood when these pictures were taken of him at the Sonny set-to- between Social Security representa- 1 Excels tive of the Bull Whip bobbed their heads to- Thirteen open 18 con- Prince Chess Club, headed by Dr. A. Stein- Wagman at Blitzschach. Maryland Racing Com- jumper^, Pharoah. Whitney farm, near Lexington, Ky., just before he was sent east mission. gether, with the result in doubt formation 7 hunt- 9— Unending, Lucky Major, My One. bach, and Keegan's Archivists. Lightning chess enticed 12 players hunters, working to begin his racing career at Belmont. —A. P. An electrical camera right up to the last stride. Supreme Best bet—El Puma. Wirephoto. Usually the Washington Chess ol the Chess Divan to lock horns photographs ers, 10 junior events and a costume all finishes. All fields will be Sir closed with a belated rush. with the result a victory for Stuart dis- class have been announced for the patched from a gate which has TROPICAL PARK CONCENSUS. Wagman, Class A titlist. S. Korda been equipped with “V” shaped, elec- Washington Horse Show which will By the Associated Press.
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