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The Washington times., 1926-12-31

This was all 3 part Of the cham
pion's program. which he expects
will get him the biggest purse ever
by the receipt OF only $1eO,00O at
Philadelphia and he doesn't attempt
to conceal the fact that he u dis
pleased both with Mr.. Rickart. who
gave II to him. and with Mr.. Glib
son. who helped him take II. Seem.
in1Iy. It IL his idea that Mr.. Glib
son might have connived to better
advantage. 81
In consequence. he Is doing
his negotiating In person. 20
that II he thinks he Is short
changed the next time. he can
take the matter up with the
person best calculated to render
q satisfactory report. 70 wit.
himself.
Deep in his heart, Tunnay prnf1-
ably expects Richard to promote the
championship fight OF 1927, but II
FuGazy, out Of the largess OF bis
inexperience. promises him more
money. the boy will not hesitate
longer than the elapsed time be-
tween a banana peel and seat on
the sidewalk.
At present there seems to be 1T.
tie doubt that Tunney Il using
Fugazy to smoke Richard out. He
probably will succeed In due time.
But at $75O.00O smoking seems to
come pretty high these days.
The Washington times., 1926-12-31
DAN HoWLEY, Browns.
Tunney Asks $50, 600
to Defend Crown
~ Davis ]. Walsh

NEW YORK. Dec. 8Ahongh he studiousy avoided The mis-
Of committing himself ct this premature moment IN but
indefinite Of Gene Tunney today to the
box office begins understood have set
price his head Of three quarters Of million for
his title That
was the figure quoted Humbet Fugazy yesterday according
h confidence Of the promoter
The Washington times., 1926-12-31
French Net Body VIII
Pass Up Mile.
Lenplen

PARIS, Dec. Sl.-e9 fficial rank
ingS of the French Tennis Fed
Grafton will be announced ton1or-
row and It is generally under
stood that Mile. Lenglen, who
has turned professional, will not
be mentioned in the rankings.
The ranking Of the French
male stars is attracting consid-
cradle attention with the possi-
bilities that the order of rank
ing will be Lacoste. Cochet,
B0rotra, and Brugnon.
The Washington times., 1926-12-31
TOOTHPN'K
IS TARGET

Len Collins, who bobs up ever 50
often with a bright idea, has start
ed something Of a fad at the King
Pin. The other day Len stuck a
toothpick in a pin spot near the
back OF the alley and opened fire
at it.
offhand, one might say that a
toothpick would be barely discerni-
BILE at that distance but the con.
trary 10 true. 1t stands out quite
sharply against the black cushion.
Dutch Weidman Bill Jones, Red
Megaw, Howard Campbell and sew
eral others joined Len In firing at
the bit of wood. They were sur.
prIsed by the frequency with which
they could hit 1t.
And now toothpick shooting, 10
taking hold as method Of prac.
tice. When one aims at such a
target for a spell and then tries a
looms like, a tenpin would or.
dinarily.
Campbell and Megaw who are
members Of the Washington 4
team now engaged in an inter.
. city series with BrOOkIyn'S best,
expect TO train for the next big
battle by shooting at tOOthpicks.
Besides firing at single picks
Megaw and Campbell set UP two
OF them, at a distance apart about
one inch wider than q duckpin ball,
and then try to shoot between them.
The Washington times., 1926-12-31

-That. 10 I understand. ID the
figure he will name to Tex Rickard
when that gentleman gets around
to the matter Of siRning Tunuey.
which should be something less
than a fornlality In view Ct the
fact that the champion IL . Iaan
Of Intellect.
Anyhow. they say Tunney won't
20 for q dollar less than the
amount Dempsey was purported to
have been paid for the pains he
took--and receited-at Philadelphia.
This. BY the way. il Tunney's mimi
mum rate: there Is no maximum
rate. 1t seems. for the tip has
gone out that $50 will be the off,
cial tap on the skull at the ring
side the next time out and. II that
proves to be the case. the boys
won't get through counting for
months.
II win not be swayed by per.
sOnal feeling In my selection Of
the promoter" said Tuni1ey,
Just before leaving town, 'sOnIy
by the dictates OF judgment"
Mr.. B. Gibson didn't say Just how
he would sway. the photographers
having left and Mr.. Gibson being
without visible need OF action. Bill
had sat In as Tunney's manager
while the pictures were being taken
and therefore was through for the
day. He sat out while Tunney and
Fugazy conferred in the next room.
The Washington times., 1926-12-31
CHAMPION
ST. PIPING

Ray Kennedy and his Washing
ton Palace uuint are but half q
stride behind the champion Cleve.
land Rosenblums today. q scant IL
points separating them IN the chase
after the honor Of finishing in first
place over the first half Of the
American Basketball Leagues. PEN
nant race. This sudden change in
the complexion Of things Ii the re.
suit OF two successive defeats by
the champions. First the Celtics
bumped Cleveland, IS to 90. and
last night Philadelphia nosed out
the champions, 81 to IS. III an over.
time session.
The Washington entry occn.
pies d good strategic position.
Next Wednesday the Palace
gladiatOrs are booked for 9 hot
clash with the "Caseys" at
Fort Wayne. On the same
night the Rosenblums will be
battling the Bruins in Chicago.
The champions appear to have
on Friday and Saturday nights
Of next week Kennedy WIN lead
his team against the ROsies In
Cleveland. Those games should
come close to deciding whether
or not the Palace five will take
the hOnOrs for the first half Of
the campaign.
The champions won their first IL
games In q row, though requiring q
little luck to turn back Fort Wayne.
Then they came East, losing their
first game to the Celtics before the
largest throng ever Witnessing a
basketball game in Greater New
York.
Last night 5000 fans packed the
arena in Philadelphia. breaking all
attendance records for QHak ertown.
They saw a thriller. too, the Rosies
and Phillies being deadlocked at
half-time. The home team went
ahead and stayed there In a five.
minute overtime period packed with
excitement.
The Palace team Is barnstOrln- :
ing this week, having defeated
LOrain, Cincinnati and Akron ON
the last three nights. There Is
no game tonight. but tomorrow
Manager Kennedy's lads will
face the Canton, Ohio. quint.
Next weeks schedule for the big
leaguers follows:
Monday--At Youngstown, Ohio.
Tuesday--At Richmond, Ind.
Wednesday - At Fort Wayne
league game).
Thursday--At Warren, Ohio.
Friday-At Cleveland neague
game).
Saturday-At Cleveland league
game).
The Washington times., 1926-12-31
Illinois Cagers Beat
North Dakota. % to 36

CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, Dec. S1.--In
slow game featured by rough play
ing on both sides, Coach Ruby's
University OF Illinois basketball
team esily won over the North
Dakota Aggies here last night, SO
to %, after leading at the end of the
initial period, rs to IL. Lindsay.
Lanky 9s1llin center, featured the
scoring with six field baskets and
two free throws Miller and Nc
Pherson of the Aggies each shot one
basket and six free throws.
WAshington's leading rental guides T.
at the command Of Washington renters
Use 1t t6day--the Classified Section Of
The Times and Herald.
The Washington times., 1926-12-31
TENTH TIL |
IN BOWL

PASADENA. Calf. Dec. 31.--
When Stanford's Cardinal wave
bucks the Alabama Crimon tide IN
the Pasadena Rose Bowl on New
Year Day, the encounter will mark
the tenth pcst.season football classic
staged here by Representative college
eievene from widely separated parts
Of the country.
Each Of the games has been held
ais part OF the annual tournament
OF roses program on New Year Day.
OF the nine games already played.
Pacific coast teams have won four.
teams from the Eastern half OF the
nation have won three. and two
sames resulted in tie scores.
The first of the iritersecti0naI
tits was held in 1916. Washing
ton State tEsOfIncing Brown. IA
to 0. The following year. 1917,
Ii to O.. In 1918 and 1919 the
college eleVens took 3 wartime
Iay-Off. while teams from tile
Army, Navy and Marine Corps
training camps fought It out
for the benefit OF the tOurna.
mcnt Of roses crowds.
Harvard came West I'm 1920 to
win from Oregon. 2 TO s. and in 1921
Ohio State journeyed most OF the
way acgoss the continent to take a
2S-to-0 Walloping from California.
California and Washington and
Jefferson fought to a scoreless tie
In 1922.
The following year. 1923. Univer-
sity Of Southern California dedicated
the Rose Bowl by thrashing Penn
State. IA to 8. Washington and
Navy battled to q tie. 14.14. in 1924.
Two years ago, 1925. the Four
Horsemen of Notre Dame galloped
over Stanford. 81 to 10, and last
year the Alabama's tide washed
Washington high and dry. 20 to 49,.
The tentative lineup follows:
The Washington times., 1926-12-31

6lu Jones mas BUEyElHS0 ING UOSb
at the King Pin. This bowler IL
making q comeback. He was
sharpshocter some years ago but
passed up the game. It took Bill
only q short time to get back into
the old swing and now no has %.
run to make 'ern all battle to beat
him.
wherever bowlers gather now the
big topic is the Notwithstanding
ton match and the remarkable per.
Torrance Of Barney Spinella at Con.
vention Hall. For years to come,
no doubt, washington pin Inaulers
win harken back to the Brooklyn
stars powerful exhibition.
SpineIIa himself had this to say
about IL before leaving the Capital
Yesterday: 81 got hot. that's all.
The alleys were perfect and my ball
was working just right.
'Rut, say" Barney was address
ing members OF the. Washington
teaml ''you fellows can certainly
roll duckpins. / saw plenty OF
bowling In that match that wasn't
done by me or any OF the Brooklyn
boys. In fact. / never. saw more
real duckpin shooting in my life In
one match"
But despite Barney's record-smast.
ing performance the man who beat
him in the singles. Glenn Wolsten'
hoime, sticks his tongue, in his
cheek when asked il Spinella IA
the gerateSt he has ever opposed.
Wolstenlloine Ii slow TO speak or
all such tiainL:s. When he does hs
usually has something to say.
The Washington times., 1926-12-31
Hear hlfr b thls instance:

Nobody but q really great
bowler could hive done the
things Barney pulled against
Us. But Il wouldn't be right 70
Judge him altogether By what
he did on that one night. II
don't know, bnt what I'D rather
bowl. him over 3 stretch Of
games than Paul POhIer.
The Washington times., 1926-12-31

Works companion On misery
was George Isemanns the Mas,
onic League star, who came q
erOpper after having performed
molly IN the qualifying round
and two elimination sessions.
George lost out with . total Of
SIS.
The Washington times., 1926-12-31

His heart Is set upon winning
the Convention Hail tournament In
which event last year he reached
the finals. only to be eliminated
in . gruelling contest with Al
Works.
Possibly a reaction from his COM
naendable performance against the
Brooklyn Orpheums was responsible
for Works failure to. keep pace
with Make in the present tourna-
nent. Al had q miserable off-night
and gathered himself only 524
naples, q far insufficient number
to keep him In the running.
On the other hand. Make had q
big night, with q set OF co.,. Joe
Muiroe came second with SOS; Mand-
ley. present leader OF the District
League, third with $50, and young
Joe Harrison nosed out Al Fisher
for the fourth place in the semi.
finals with 566 to Fishers 667.
The Washington times., 1926-12-31

Max Rosenberg, By virtue Of
his showing in the Convention
Hall event, Is squarely In the
liIneliga1E Tor the first time this
season although be IS generally
given q rating Ann0Slg The first
i've b0wlerB in Washington.
The Washington times., 1926-12-31

BY 4. D. Thomas

Max Rosenberg. Joe Mulroe. Brad.
lay Mandley and Joe Harrison
four OF Washington'g finest duck.pil
shooters will fight It out tomorrow
night Tor the clnampio OF the
Convention Hal elimination touraa-
ment.
They will roll the serni.fiuafs ut
7:30 o'clock and the two that sur.
vive win meet In the Inan-to-naan
battle Immediately afterward.
Tonight the serai-finals In the King
Pin tournament viii be contested,
with Fred Moore. Lefty Goodall. al
Jones and r. G. Slicer performing.
re Is probable that q hoKne-and-
home series between the winners
Of the two tournaments viii be-
held.
The Washington times., 1926-12-31

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no BeFHI B cBoa YIN II H3BopoT,m
B0G1B.
-qeM d, BIIpoqeM, pHcRyo? =
pa3MHMIaI OH. = HH4eMl C0HIeT
y4agHo 81 8acIyGy 6laToIap-
H0cTb HHcyca, ecIH Her - HpHo6
perry pacHoEoEeHHe cBaDeHHHRoB.
9Te oEoHqaTeIbHo pacoeaIo ere
c0MHeHHa. 0cTaBaaocb eHle pc
mTITb, Il RoMy HanpaBHTBca; H 0H
penIHI HofTH He 4 HepemHTellbH0
MY RaHa6e, a Il n~8BeeTHoMy cBoeA
pemH1eABHocTBD H cMegocTb0 B rel
cTBHax = Anne.
Ror1a OH MuHoBaI EaaHrEy ca
ia HpH 4BOpHe, qToTo eEHYGo B eTo
BcTpeBoEeHHoM cep8ne, no OH OBJ
cTpo oBIa4eI cBoHM BoIHeHHeM Il
He B0Iip0c npHRpaTHHEa, Hro OH Il
zero envy HyHHo, orBeTHI HeHpHHy
RIeHHBIM ToH0M:
d - HyIa H3 KapHoT, oIHH
lib GBeHaIIIaTH npH6lHEeHHbx I'm
cyca, npopoRa rs Ha8apeTa; Hepe
1ad cBoeMy Tocno4HHy, qTo d 10
NY eTo BHIeTb no ogeHB BaTH0ATy
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E0Top0M Ma llepB0M MecTe - cBo
0oIa n a6cO,moTHaa aBT0HoMHa Ha
MecTax. ,~IeIeTaTH TyT ne n0IDn-
cHBaIoT Hp0ToEoI o0'eIHHeHHa. 3aA
OTlamaeTca TpoMEHMH BpHRaMH
''ypa". MHOrHe 1elytoTca, zee IpH
BeTcTByDr Ipyr IpyTa. B noHeIeAb
HHR yTpoM H86paHHoMy BpeMeHHo
NY RoMHTeTy HopyqeH0 o0'aBHTb 90
IbmeBHRaM, qTo O0'e1HHeHHe cOcTo
a.locb. RoTIa 9To I'M 0HIo o0'aB,Ie
HO, 6oIBmeBHIu HagaAn IHEO EpH
TaTb. HO ypaBIalonIHi IoMoM no
EpoeHT TX 0qHcTHTb 3aI. BcI0pe
Ha ylHHy BHcEOqHI XpaMoB, a ga
HMM Bca KOMaHIa. Tyr axe II VII
B~arcEHii, HyTaacb B HoIaX na1bTo
ne 10 poetry, eeMeHH1 C nopTReleM
mop MbIG1Eoii. II &aIEo 6BIO emo
TpeTb EaR 9TH o4ypaqeHHHe "IeHy
raTm'' pBcEaIH no 1HIa1eIBRuH
B UcucEax HoMeHleHHa, Ta6H enc
pas u3IurB cBoD sIo6y IA EoIo-
nHlo. Xy%e Bcero 4Ia HHx TO, VTo
Tx paccqeTH He o%npaBIaIHcB II I'M
HpHml0cb oTupaBIarbca 30 cBOa-
Gil, re ga cqer pyccEof BoIoHHH'
EaE CHI HpeIHoIaTaaH, a ga cBoh,
B. RyNb.
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k2KNo nG1GIddbAble NMMHT-
paHTbI HO419XaT 4GHOpTalNN

B TeqeHhe pNcRaAbHorO TO4a
902 NHOcTpaBla 6BAM 4enOpTnpo-
BaHM US COMPLIMENTARY WTaTOB Ga
Hea~eradbHbld B'e34 3 cTpaHY. NHo-
rye VS. 4enOpTNp0BaHRbix nepamGE
TaNao KaHaAA8cRYi0 NINA MeKCEEaH
CKyfo rpaHHrY, Apyrne 6bIAn Mar
poca@N, 0CTaBNBmHMN c8oN HapG-
xo4bl Ha 6OHbmNa cpoR, qo@ gerry
CKaeTCH 3aROR0M.
He BcaKaI He-3- .bla nGNla-
paHT EoqloBar ,lolG,-1gN.. Tic 2
acTsyomeNy Hyiaa ar 10
MY 3agOHy, HoGeTa5sa,:o .:.IMI. :
HrbI ro4paa4eHeHH IA TpH rpY7-
HBr:
I. NHocTpaa4a, BerYHnBmHe 2
cIpa9Y 70 1-ro aea1 1924 rcEa.
TaBbe ANga Hory7 6ars aeaopTH-
pOBanbi AHmb 3 1egeasa TDex ae7
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AeaF.
Sape2 hHHyFy Oh cToaA nepeI
3aHTBasmHM WHOM AHHH, RoTopHd
cH4eI B BBTcoE0M TpecIe n EaH 0y1
no he IyMaI 3aMeqaTb ere. AHHa
oBIl He 04HH pa1oM c HIM CT0
al, HeH3BecTHHI HyIe, xyIoHIa-
BHii, c npoceTbp yTe, My&qHHa 8
aeEeThgecBHM .IHn0M II BBaIHBIu1
MICE, RaE HeHIepm, PIa3aMH. 3roN
obi q.aeH cHHeIpHoHa, H3BeCTHBII
cBoeE crpoTocTBp, peBHHBHH 1000
IpRHR 6yBBH 3aEoHa - EaBTaluM.
B0IbIuaa RoMHaTa 0MIa apR0 0c
BeuIe3a IByNa cBeruIbHHEaMH, cBeT
EoTopBIx HTpaT Ha pa3HouBerHBX,
HcEycHc BBpe3aHHMX H,IHTEaX no
ia, & gTIy cToaIa nHaEaa CODA Ia
tlnbH1DA hdhtlAS iIOhPAhiuG hoDPVM
c 6elHMH Il Toay6HMH HoIocaMH,
Tocpe3Hae - ~He6oTbmoii, HpocToH
cT0I.
C|EpoMHHH Bill EoMHaTH 1npII4aI
HyIe 6o1pocTH, no HeMHoro cMy
THO eTo |IIHTeIbH0e M~oIqaHHe. Oh
oHiHIaI paccnpocoB, Me5EIy rem
GOA BBcoRHx ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ne HpoH8HoeHlI HI cIoBa.
q Hy4a Ha KapnoT, saro
BopH.I OH, HaEoHeH, cam, oTBemH-
Baa HoEIoH, H HocIe HeRoTopoTo
Mo1qaHHa H%pH6aBHa: oIHH H3
EBena EuaTH ~yqeHuEoB II HocT0aH-
HbIx ~cGgTHnEoB XpHcTa...
OlpogoG&eHRe cae4yer)
C1aHoBNTecb Ho4HNcqMRaMN Pa6o-
YEN raseTB ,,PaecBeT-P. BecrHHK".
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Mapna Mar4a1uHa
Q NJ ~
Op0G05&eHNel }.

ogIf&G coca HeT0eTof9HH TaHGf
mlocTu. 01HH To1sgo Hyla ne
r03paaiaH, xoTG cNy lie HpaBHrca
9T0T aBr cMIpeEHa.
IioroM HpHHa1ncb ga yGuH, 70
rofGHy H%oBeaeHHe HHeyca cTaio
npn1aBar5 Hacrpoeano E~e96HrqaH-
TO rcpaecrBeuHoe II u ne Use Bpe
Nj HegaTbHoe, r0qHo he ia npa9I
.HHqBod BanepH, a H%o1opoHgHx TO
INuH0l.
lIpcI3Hec1 6Tar0cIoBeHHe nat
~oEperHoEo., HHcye HpeGoNHa eTo
II pa3IaI yTeHHEaM I, HarEB III
BHHa, IpoMolBHI:
-BEymaa y.Ie0 cell, BM BIiyIna
ere RAJ Obi reno Nee, Eoropoe OF
5aerca 90 rae, a L Rg0EaX ?THI
uoBuii 3aBer Epopu IoeH, ga Bac
npclEBaeMod.
II, BHla tx eMyH1eHHe Il 6ecno-
R%oiicTB0, Tpu5aBu7:
He 6o1zecb, 10 BenbTc B 30
"a H MeE.5 y0rd'q why or Bac.
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ryCTAB GAHNG0BCRNn.

Han 3Haemb! q IyNaI, q1o
zen 6oIbme, TEN IyqnIe, TIy
Xo oTBeTHI OH Il HaxMypHIca; B
,uaHe yqHreIa OH 3a4eTHI Heqro,
qT0% 3acTaBl1o eT0 n0IyMaTb: OF No
HeT 0NTb BceM, - T0I5E0 He Epe
4BGlHTeIeM BoopyTeHH0ii ToIlIBT.
y Hero cTaI0 T0pBEo Ha lyme,
OH %cEop6HIca, EaB 6yITo oc,Ia6eI.
.lHHO eTo HoEpHIocb MopHIHHaNH,
Ho IcEope OH co6paIca C cH1aMH
II, cle1ya yrpDMHM B3opoN ga wa
IIIBmcilca QHrypoi XpHcra, npo-
meITaI cBB03b cTHcHyTHe 3y0H:
-EcIH TIL he 3aXoqemb cam,
Tar i Te6a 3acTaBIO!..
Ten TpeMeHeM H%acTynHI TpnHa4
UaTHi IoHb HHcaHa: B0TIa cTaIO
c2IepEaTbca, yqeHHEH co6paIHcB b
oIaoj rs Tpene3HIIX HepycaIHMa,
TTo6H u0ecTb HacXaIbHoT0 aTHua,
Korga oHH 1o9HnM 0MIH cecTb
sa Go1oN, NpHeroc CHIT c ce6a
BepXnEe oTeagbT, B8aI 6cIoe no.
EpHBa1o, HpeuoacaIcG I'M Il, ia
lHR i Tamy BaEH, o6MHI yUeHH
HAN HoTH.
yqeIHEH, B oco6eHHocTH re
Ierpv ne 1apaIH eNg OTTO 1e1aTb.