Evening Star Newspaper, April 17, 1921, Page 29

SPORTS. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, APRIL 17, 1921—-PART 1. : Capalmemfis Grasp! "CUBAN PROVES MASTER s brilliant attack to the point of actual advantage—yet three moves later Penna, Washington and Lee: third, ™ Capablanca has turned his adversary's flank, and the battle is virtually % el decided. - Washington and Lee: second, Pennu.‘- Moreover, the turning point of this|chaage aneens. as it would straighten out Washington and Lee; third, Byrd g game seems to be the turning point | Black’s pawns. A and. i of the match, for in the eleventh game | 2 Q—B2 KR-Q - 440-yard dash—First. villiams, | g the (~ubm;| mar‘culh loose. for the first | Riack promptly applies pressure on the weai | ATTay of Field Performers Is to Washington and Lee: second, Man- = time, with a slashing and never-re- C teri - ning, Washington and Lee. ¥ laxing attack and again defeated the|os Ki—K2 ....... ompete in Title Events | Half mile—First, Caldwell. Wash- erman master; this time in forty- atkhe ite nag ington and Lee: second. Marylan tizht moves. _ oA Bkt o A e i o) at Georgetown. third. Kinard, Washington and Lee. To summarize the play after eleven | might have continued somewhat as follows: ot 3 One mile—First, Stevens, Washing- |l Eames, it may be 5aid in All faIrness | st K1_Rs QR (best) 20 RoBi Mool : petition in the field events at the | ton and Lee; second. Maryiand; third, that Capablanca has so far demon- |3 R- QB> Q—BS 27 i South Atlantic I A. A. championships | Childs. Washington and Lee. - strated a superiority to Lasker both to be held at Georgefown University [ TWo-mile—First. Garard. Washing- | Tnilitachide anall measaalehin: 8o/l L) aae May should be the keenest in this|ton and Lee: second, Smuh. Washing- | never has'been in danger for one |5 iisit = section In years if the cntrants perform ton and Les: third, Compher, Mary- (g move, and in two of the three games| Preveating Black’s R—B3. o andards set by them during | 18 ; , o e s o aletifoutmensatied o) = o r—kns Bt cenen Bt e lters | SLcet rcond, Shanks, Aaryiand: B a compiete reversal of the form ha | , Lrerenting the driviag away of the Knight| Ly lheir feats at (he winter games, and | Uhird, Patterson, Wasnington and I. Bas Shown thas far ean saateh the | 120 of the sme time gettiag wp jare reported to be doing well in training | Leee. title of world chess champion from| .y p 1gs P_KRS 30 Q_Kt Q_K5 jthe tiiolasicvents BroadijumpoRizat flnomas e st I8 the grasp of Capablanca. Beg mom Rk o ettt hieh paona e | Miarviand, | o€ second: Morean g » KRB PKS : - 2 s ¢ former has done st 0 incl Washington and Lee took both /TENEE GAME, There is little that White can do to help [ 1°F ‘fivrm‘fn’,(“‘;",‘:ux foet twoiinches, anal] | 1ROE e here vanie jtoo oth g QUEEN'S GAMBIT DECLINED. meet the threstened attack on the queen's | 1 {edTms S igone him more ‘thauy Riacea in ihe Doleivayle oo = o0 (Notes by I. 8. Turover, D. C. chess champion) | side. He is trying to keep his pawn position | tWO inches better. They have jumped |, S P . Silverstein,. Wash- ) =% Rk s solid as posaible, waiting fer Black to de- | ONe-two in all dual meets so far this|ih8ton and Lee; second, Maryland; Lasker Capabianca Lasker Capablanca intentions. spring, and are expected to set the bar | third. Potts, Washington and Lee. i White Black White Black P—R& 34 Rz@ PxP too high for others In the Geoigetown | Tavelin—First, Cover. R-":}n“""'. 1P—Qi P—Q¢ 4 Kt—R3 QK+-—Q2 Q—Kt2 P—R5> S A competitions. econd, Ha ashington | 2 P—QBY P—K3 7 Q—R2 P—B4 33 Q—Q2 QxQ 1t probably will take a prodigious leap U;fil[rd. Maryland. 3 Kt—OR3 Kt—KB3 S R—Q Q—R¢ Widte now has a passed pawn. but Capa-|to Win the running broad jump. for sev- rst, Potts, Washington L T L ws=:+ | blanca quickly demomstrates its weakuess. eral of the colleges have athletes who e: second, Silverstein, Wash- —| asties B et it have been coverins more than iwenty | iR8ton and Lee; third, Maryland. Inferior to PXQI. which avoids the inolation | 3§ ‘03" R_R3 feet in practice. Virginia Tech, Virginia —_— ::el?(.nqp and also the loss of a move by | 37 p__KKt4 PxPe.p. ilitary Institute, Maryland and North e S L R I S Carolina ate well fortified in this respect, s - = Tt —K2 - |and Georgia Tech is said to have two gr';? 13 B—QKt3 B—Q2 This looks like a blunder. as it loses the| men who are capable of jumping twenty- - __| QKtP, but careful analysis will show that the| two feet. 2 Aol e | =Re it 3 ute men have becn improving to a great . . B e e e R .l e (AT et extent in hurling the javelin. Some orlkegxsur 80 Points, Over Twice as 14 Castles QR 16 KE—K QK¢ Of course, RxR_will lose another pawn, | the title aspirants have been tossing the A —Q4 | Black replying KtxPch. and KixR. gpear around 160 feet. Virginia Tech Many as Delaware and : r BR—Kt5 has some good candidates for the discus iy papie T threatening KaxP. followed by [ ¥ eachange of rooks would give White | throw champlonship, and down at Geor: Hopkins Combined. S e e 000 drawing chances. gia Tech Red Barron has been doing as 3 Tl T e DO T S oy Hibemtaea e well at the pole vault as he did last| ANNAPOLIS, April 16—The An- Evidently the object of White's preceding| Capablanca’s handling of the pieces la vers | fall In the back fleld of the Golden Tor- | napolis midshipmen easily defeated c ‘Sreak: | lnstruct ith ing_precision he finds | NadO- 0 1] he ibmit to the ins| ive; wi unerrin, Lo b ettt il s he weak spots of the White position: he —_— the field and track athletes of Dels- B—R3, allowing White to play P—Q5. di.f”l - | now “"l“"h-h ‘K'lhrwl. 'lh.llll.‘thtpql’ktl‘v} (wara College and Johns Hopkins Uni- ing I i h of his | prevent te must either play P—Kt4. 2 ing i hoiated pawa aad rivging bouh of M | brevent Which Whtte muit sitver ey ket BRAVES HER ersity in & triangular meet hers to- 1 .. B—R3 KB Pakt Be i ay. Navy scored 80 paints; Dela- At the first glance it would seem that White | 47 Kt—K2 Kt—Bdch. 48 K—B2 ....... ware, 33; Hopkins, 4. has the preferable position, his p(‘»:u are | ‘l&— .4 :roula‘ hlroxi‘:;n answered by P—] “’rhe mlvzdieu showed their heels to apparently better developed and he has oaly | With the threa : . . lall contenders in all track events ex- wn. while Biack bas two: but on Will Meet Norfolk All-Stars in[oept the 100 and 220 yard dashes in nstion It will be foutd ihat Fi - Thich Tittman. Delawares stag won, i e e | 6 1 irst Local Contest of Col- though closely preased by Doak, Navy. N itar ot | ored Pro Midshipman Curtis, an entry in the e e League. Olympic games at Antwerp last year, = captured both the half mile and mile "BILLY KELLY IS FIRST IN HARFORD HANDICAP HA\'RE DE GRACE, Md,, April 16—Havre de Grace opened with a OF LASKER OF GERMANY Tenth Contest, Which He Won, Will Go Down in History of Game as Miniature of First Battle of the Marne. HE tenth game of the series for the world chess championship, now being plaved at Havana between Dr. Emanuel Lasker of Germany and Jose R. Capablanca of Cuba, will go down in history, not as a mimic Waterloo, but as a miniature first battle of the Marne. A master following the score of this contest, and not knowing the result, would say, after the twentieth move, that Lasker had brought a Trying to get a bind on QB3 with the rook | and kaight. 2. ‘White rightly rejects Blacl QK13 offer to bang this afternoon, one of the biggest crowds in the history ) scats for Thursday's of the track being present, notwithstanding the threatening The fourth race, the Harford handicap, brought out the Pennsylvania avenue. weather. lassi field of three-year-olds and up of the Maryland spring racing in‘z:”::ts weon %y Billy Kelly with Butwell up. Careful took the place | nave played several exhib Immnzenc!:unns! Monday: First purse; sgoney and Star Voter ran third. The opening event for two-year-olds aroused much enthusiasm and brought to the post a bunch of the classiest youngsters scen this season. Ele- mental, on the strength of fast triala, was made the favorite and justified all the reports that have been com- ing up from the training grounds. Butwell laid behind the early pace and came through half way down the When the co!t flattened out and he ra simply swamped the rest. Excuse Me had it out for the place, the former getting the verdict. Optimism upset calculations in the second race, when she led the big field home. The machines showed the extent to which she had been neg- Jected in the betting by payiag $3¢ %o $2. Butwell was easily the star perform- er of the day, riding the winners of ‘both the feature races and piloting Milkm#id across the line in the fifth. Resas Horses Scere Heavily. The thoroughbreds of J. K. L. Ross, whose former trainer, H. Guy Bed- well, is the stormy petrel of the turf muddle, went on a rampage today. They flashed beneath the wire first in all ‘three headliners, accounted for the opener for two-year-olds, smash- ed one track record and equaled an other. It was the first time old-timers could recall of the silks of ome tur! an being borne to four victories in one afternoon over a Maryland track. ! HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS race, maiden two-year-oldsi fous far- Kl ntal, 118 (Butwell), .70, $2.70 e a0, woa: Lent, 116 (Ambrose). $50 d .00, Excuse Me. 114 (Saade), 6. third. ime, 0.48 23. Teddy B., Wil liam A.. Zeglot, Good Time lhimer, Comsul a also ran. “Gacend Tace, for three-sesr-olds and up second: 0. timism, 92 (Swi .00. | ‘m, » Bo; .20, wea; Karico 3 32060 and $10.00, gec 114 (Joknson), $3.60. ihird. |hxnkl-lc|un. Hemlock., 3 > ,-'i.' Vigiag Orb, Gen raing Face | rigues). third. : Clark, , Sandy Beal, 1Dr. 2 Alias, Dusbayme. Senaings | th, Jones. Koatledge and (¢ a ran. *Ross eairy. {Whitaey ea! Fifth race, Tip-Top purse; o vuty yards Milk Maid. 111 (But $220. woa: Tippity Witchet, ell), 34 40. 119 (Par . + g 2,60, $220. second: Tom McTaggart, 144, Le s thrd. . Time, E L] 4 Filbberty v.athan, Mock Orange, Frogtowa ett alse ran. Bixth race, for four-year-oids and mile_and a sixteenth—Star Re ). $7.20. $4.60, $4.40. won; M: 1 (Rodriguez). $4.2 ; Roi (Alien). $7.90, g . 151 P sh and 5 venth race, four-year-alds ane mile and a_ furlong te, 98 (Broske), 2 $10.80, $4.40. won: Muther, 107 (Greg 10, §3.70. second; Ausizal, 113 (Mey- ! 15535, Rombast, Paul Gonnelly, Rail- npward . 114 Reds Sign Collegian. FORT WORTH. Tex., April 16 | Astynax Douglas, star catcher for! “he Texas Christian University, has lieen signed by the Cincinnati N: tionals. . COLLEGE PARK, Md, April 1 Maryland University's f all nine fell before Mt. 8 <llege of Baltimore, 9 to -~ stick-Spun Glass Friars Rush, Pixy (R. T. Wilson, jr.), Uncertainty 110; b. g. Theo. Cook-Harvest Queen (J. '8 Cosden), Some Bird, 107 1. Granite-Sly Wink (J. H. Loucheim), Sleive Conard, 110; Mawrcoran, 114. | belter-skelter | Virgini; lsc b four.years up; about two miles—Stucco, 147; 8ea Sum, 135; Bronse aBughouse, 144; Peccant, 134; aMidas, 143; Overmateh, 138. - aParr entry. ‘Third race, claiming: four-year-olds gnd upward; five and one-half fur- jongs—Hindeastan, 120; 117; Ei 13; 112 100; ry, Kewessa, 1 Cares, Girl, 11 *Princesa Myrtle, 105; Fourth race, the Edgewood purse: theee-year-old: 10; morite, 110, 108; snd King John, 109; *Tantalus, 108 Sinner, 105: Pirate MoGee, 10 tal ¥ord, 16 4, olds and up; o . | Thistle Queen, 18: d| ¢Maize, 10 *Uranium, peedster, Lady Kathern, 161; *Sunduria, 106. NEW YORK, April defeated Norwich, 8 goals to 4%, in| Herschler also|door t race, the Harford for two-year-olds; Juni 110; b. c. Ormesda ; Ernest A., Toadstool, 196; 115; Sugarmint, 11 Trus Kirah, ty, 118 St Kevin, 11 *Orma Sunrose, : &ix furlongs—Duc Atilird, 11 110; Blue_Belle, nquol, 116; Faunus, 11 Silence, 110; John's Umma, 1 ght Ralder, 116; General fatural, 105, Vifth race, claiming; four-year-o up; one and on 6 ; Gath, 103; *Dark Sixth race, claiming; three. gton, 161 *Win, Seventh race, claimin, s and up; ome mile and seventy rde—8peuriane, 116; Rafferty, 1 Beauty Sleep, 1 Sammy Kelly, 116; Chick ~Barkley, 1 i11; _*Sir Adsum, 1 113; Tom Saunders, 1 zina, —_— e final for t intercol ola_championshij giate four fur- longs—Burgomaster, 110; b. c. Broom- (H. P. Whitney), Eagle, 130; Agra- 'ubby A., 116; Tennite, T: Hill, mile and seventy rd; | yards—War Club, 113; George Wash- 101; *Bill Hunley, 111; *Iron 101; Mary Erb, 1603. 16.—Princeton here tonight. MARYLAND STICKMEN WIN. Goal Near Close Beats St. John's Lacrosse Team, 3 to 2. _COLLEGE PARK, Md.. April 16— University of Maryland's lacro: team defeated its old rival, St. John's College of Annapolis, 3 to 2. here to- day. Maryland got the deciding point 4 minute before the final whistle blew. Summary: Marsland. Matthews esition. St. John's, Washington's entrant in the colored professional base ball league will make its formal debut at American League Park Thursday afternoon, when i opens a three-game series with the Norfolk All-Stars. The Braves, as the local club is known, will begin playing championship contests tomorrow at_ Norfolk and will remain in the Virginia city through Wednesday. President Harding and his inet have been invited to attend the colored league opening here. The club will have a fifty-five-piece band at the park and the teams will give a military drill before swinging into tion on the diamond. Sale of box contest will start tomorrow at the Bohrer street entrance to the ball park and at 1235 n The Braves spent several ining at Atlanta, G: weeks and since wames with southern nines. Mai.ser West has signed a number of prominent colored players for the team and ex- pects to place in the fleld a first-class combination. > COLLEGE BASE BALL. At Georgetown—Georgetown, 11 Western Ai Villa or Pa.—Villa Nova, 4; Catholic te- | ninay [vani Tufts, 4 (10 in- 2 Baltimore—W ton and . — n an Johns Hopkine, M lecu At Chatlottesrille, Va.—Virglata M. 1 o At New Brunswick, N. R alumbun, OB t lumbus, lo—11linois, 3: Ohio State. 2. At Groeawood, B. C.—Brikias. 18; Bailey ""4( Bouth Bend, Ind.—Wisconsin-Notre Dam J.—Ratgers, 8; Ima Frank, Prince of Como, *Little Maudie, sMumbo Jumbo. 113; Lady Lux: Who Liberty Pueblo. 104. 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April 16.—In the \g initial meet of the season for bnlhl {teams, the Washington and Lee ath-| |letes ran up 101 points against 24 for '@ the University of Maryland here to-|g day. i In spite of the inclement weathe ]I the times were good. though no re ords were broken. Maryland got four second places and gy the rest of its points were made on thirds = Summary: 100-yard dash—First.} Thomas, Washington and Lee: second. || runs. Points in the fleld events were pret- ty well divided between Navy and Delaware. Hopkins' four points came from four third pl —_—_— NAVY LACROSSE TEAM TOO STRONG FQR PENN i ANNAPOLIS, Md. April 15.—The Naval Academy won another lacrosse game this afternoon, defeating Penn- sylvania, 11 to 1, and keeping its record for the season unbroken. The Quakers kept the ball in Navy’ territory a remarkable proportion of the time, considering how badly they were beaten, but the power defense of the locals and their own lack eof team-play for the flnal drive kept Ih"xn from having many shots for soal. —_— WASHINGTON CRICKETERS TO PLAY EMBASSY TEAM After a lapse of two years, lovars of cricket here will be afforded an opportunity to play the British ns- tional pastime. A series of matehes has been arranged between the Brit- ish embassy eleven and the Wash- ington Cricket Club, and invitations are being s to the Baltimore Sons of St. George and certain Philadelphi: teams to take on the Washington ricket Club and the British embassy in an intercity series The first practice will be played next Sunday on the Patomac grounds, starting at 3 o'clock. Persons inter- ested in the game should eammuni- cate with Dr. J. S. 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