The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-09-15
FIGHT TGKETS
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ment team. Truck Company No.
Is. His home address r. 1904 I
st. II. ii
George b. king, 2712 Wisconsin
Ave. N. w, Shrine and Elxs mem
Der, handler of Joe Turner. wrestler,
and fisherman de luxe.
Robert u. Johnston, former
bIackface comedian, and movie
actor, 1914 b ST y. w.
Many Near Goal
A large number Of candidates
need only d few more points to
put them over the line. Some have
but five or ten more points to
raise. These can safely pack their
suitcases and select their best shirts
for the three-day junket trip at the
expense az the Times Herald
81 ID. Buzz Daniels, popular
sandlOt umpire, Il within few
points Of his goal Indications are
that he viii join the winner class
today. Daniels home Is at 1913
Fourth st. N e.
I.ettie Marie Barrett. dancing In
structor Of the Castle DaElcsng
Club. 1918 K st. N. W.. needs onlS
score more points Of the neces-
sary 200 to get ringside scat at
the heavyweight bout. She Is wor,x-
ing with her brother in-IaW, John =.
Barrett, former Central High School
football star and chief Of lie
psychotherapy division Of the
Veterans Bureau. Both intend 70
''a Fred rs Smith nth sos Nichols Ave.
proprietor OF the pool room in Hotel
Myrtle, Congress Heights, il Win-
ming. He has threefourtns Of his
points.
The others who win qualify b.
Saturday, are:
William r.. Whipp. athletic direc.
tor of the Racquet Club; b. j. VII
Iiams, 1913 Vermont Ave. n. W.:
Willard w. Baldwin. 1880 NJrth
CAPITOL ST.; +. L. Dronenburg, 1S6
Sixth st. s. f.; WiIliaml Frazier.
1143 Twenty-second st. ~. w; and
Roy Land. 1900 Al st. ~. e..
dispatcher for the Washington
Railway and Electric Company ct
Fifteenth and East Capitol Streets.
Ready to Go Over Top
vic Guazza. successful sandlOt
manager and manager Of the Atlas
Sporting Goods Company. OF p st. I
N. W.. is about to go over the top.
Burt Lopatin Is nearing the 1VO
limit in points. He is manager o.
the cigar stand In the Colorado
Building. Burt lives ct 2619
Fourteenth ST. II. w.
=. A. Pappadeas, secretary Urea
surer of the THYME Bottling Com
pany. 1345 Florida Ave. n. F.,
says he only needs Is more points
to complete the total of 200.
He is backed for the fight ticket
and The Times Herald three day
party by all those in his organiza-
ton, and will check among the
winners In the next lap.
James Morris. SIG II st. n. f.;
Joseph M. Parker. IL st. ~. W.;
Isadore Posner, 1919 Ninth Sc.
n. w. and c. W. glastonbury.
Crinona. va. are all practically sure
OF the Dempsey Tunney fight
Though many OF the 500 can
didates are swinging into the final
lap in The Times and Sunday
Herald's offer OF free ringside
seats, new ones enter each hour.
Four announced their candidacy
WaIQ AOAllCIs t6O ANAAASAA
i. r. Jenkins, 6611 Second st.
II. w: Martel Epstein, Hampton,
va. and ID. al. Harmon. 41O6 Belle
yedere, Richmond. Va.
Final arrangements are being
made for the Big Time Party.
The special train will leave Wash
ington Thursday, September %, the
day of the fight. Friday will be
spent sightseeing at the Sesquicen-
tennial, with a musical show for
Friday nights entertainment. Sat-
urday the entire 200 will see Phila-
delphia and it's points of interest
under the escort OF Mayor Ken
bricks special committee.
Saturday afternoon comes the
games between the Cincinnati Reds
and the Philadelphia Nationals.
The Times-Herald has reserved zoo
box seats for the game. Secre-
tary, James Hagen. Of the ball
club, will be on hand as a special
overseer to take charge Of the
Big Time Party.
Meals, transportation. entertain
ment, everything will be paid for
by The Times Herald. It's one of
the biggest parties ever staged
by the two newspapers and royal
time is In store for all who win
the 4rirA