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Evening star., 1926-10-10
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FAIR SEX BOWLERS
!. WILL ROLL TUESDAY

Washington Ladies' Duckpin League
will inaugurate it's championship cam
paign Tuesday night. when All lo
teams comprising the circuit swing
into action on the Coliseum drives.
Following the precedent set last sea
son, the league will bowl ITS entlre
complement each Tuesday night.
Opening night will find three new
teams taking the place of those that
failed to come back~this season. the
Frankies. with Capt. Irene Mischou;
the Nationals. with Thelma Lohnes
as the head, and the kumbacks. un-
der the leadership of Elizabeth kerlln.
Kunbacks are made up of former
stars of the league who have been out
of the game for several seasons. .
Their captain. Elizabeth kerlln, bet
ter known to boWlers by her maiden
name of Bess Rawlings. was hrst
president of the league and a memner
of the first championship team, the
p. o. Club.
Others on the team are Billie VII
liams, former president of the l-adles
Duckpin Association and one OF the
Original Five; Frances Rawlings Heil'
first champion individual bowler IN
the circuit: Mae Hart. one-time record
holder for high game and Anna Nc
Cormack. who several years ago held
the high set record for the loop.
Following is the schedule for open
ing night: ColumbianS VS.. Frank1es.
Beeaues VS.. Climbers. Commercials Is
VS.. Bethany. Washingtons VS.. Daugh-
ters Of Isabella, Kumbacks VS.. Ma
tiOnalS.
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lonssRoFsi Ns chaTe eeS1Hi's 1o1 w%tserc NH %T s@a
$3.50. $50 won: Earl Pool. III Pas
cunal SO So 40. second: Marius. l09 Rar-
r1ttl rI~ttll, $3.50: third: Time; LOG 3-3. Gas
SECOND RACE. 3-year.olds and up: ) fur
lones--Chief sponsor. ll6 Vest $40
S5.4o. $40 won; Lady Abbott. los (Pas
cumal $40. So second; Tender Seth. ] II
,rrBarnettl 81. third. Tir,". ;05 80. Tail
THIRD RACE. 3-year.olds and up: ~
81 so. won: Fins Gloriosus 1OI tStamer}
So $3.50. second: May Buddy. los (Pss
cMmaI $500. third. Time. ! ID 1.5. C.: T
FOURTH FOUR RACE E. s-ysar, r,olds; "a fuslons.
$3.50. won; The Hovel 112 tMulIaneyp. 81
$40, second; L. The Wire Jos 1Pascuma
FIFTH RACE. 3-year-olds and up; 8 fur
longs-Joe Campbell. 1O2 tPascumal. S6
SO 60. $3.50. won: Porto De Orc. lie
lCharles' S4 So 80, second Bathilde Seth
95 (Morarl. 50 so. third Time, / :21 as
Coral Reef Col. Toka. Unionville and Gun
SIXTH RACE, s,year,o olds and up: fur
S3.4O. won: Kosman. lOo West. So 60
50 40. second: Holy Innocent los LKiniry
$40. third. Time. 20 2-5. Rob Roy. Ts
Seth. CurIer. Red Weed and Moon Magic
SEVENTH RACE. a-year- olds and w; ]
$3.50, won Irish Pat. 100 (MulIaneyl. 50
$3.50. second Anniversary. 103 tWrst
81 go. third: Time. 80 / 8 Mons Meg
The Law. Wonder Light and Ira fal=ar also
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LAUREL RESULTS

E1kYsI miYsssLfiasrd fAsn ssA'i iss iRyers' saeo omt
out. won: Brautome, = f6 ,tCratvford' ,,t 2mt
out second: Tasscl. l35 Kelly out. thorn
Time. ;o6 2s. Grccnh"rn, Brightness ana
-saIes aeeGs hsdH. VA II, Is lsande'' Sii5o $500
$40. won: Fair star Ii &C. Lang - 40
$3.50. second: Bit OLoF: l13 tJohnson
$50 third Time. ] :06 =. sun Affinity
Jasonette., Wayfair. Lady Coma Dansant ana
ons.Fst TaER kASE ios TsaGsf. Nsndsn s9@ $ f95
$33O s.. so second; .McAuinr - tFieidsl
81 third. Time :13 Body Guard Ra-
sui. Red Pennant. Roland. Genster ii. Hot
PeRrsr p End Ma also ian and nm
Ssifo. ssiS. Hon: Reinvenat!on io4 sRich:
I1a tHuntI. $40 third Time. Q :05 :.
Tail Grass and Norspland also ran:
EIrTH r RACE & 2,year;9lds; f4rioSSSSsso ~ SS 40
S6 20. second! s Maid o the Mist 1oa me;
Ateel. $40 third. Time :l2a-. Jonagan
Sir Harry. Gold Coin Bostonian. Jock. Tetra-
SIXTH RACE 3-yearolds and up: 1 mile
S. S. 81 - 81 won: charsx Pie, 1i4 aSandsi
toni. SIS 20 third Time. 81 q Bv His
self Son of John and AcrOstic also ran.
SEVENTH RACE. .3-year-Olds and un: n
~ilsSClMartingale ri so n ~ lS aBntwe, pS5lo
$40 sS $40 s6 ,h;sS second TIL. ,mra'i's los
Warfare Pcstman. Delusive South Breeze
Paddier and PiXOla also ran
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COLUMBUS RESULTS

MISS Efsm Fonsain nAGk a yfa5@as
So. won: Vernon. liz Murphy. S12 90.
$3.50 second: Ropes End, 100 Watts
So 80. third. Time, ~ r. Canlinser. Mr
rsf scoV6 Tsf Tfs fnd Bssk 1Sc a
fnrlongs-Colonel Pat. 1O9 tHardyl. - 90.
$4 so $3.50. second: Star Go. l0S MUIR
phyl. So 80. third, Time. :l0az; Roma,
THfRD RACE 3-year,olds and Hg6; g.; 50
$40 seconi Billy OHare 110 'Eamesl
t thrd Nla e Fr:1 Pick Beraa BefS MrPfE M
an" foERTA SGR3f aif2 RAtf' tfn syear9ds and np: 6
f4r1SnsX1Sunsg f4 Apri III
Jndre mnaaY Pryor fsneo. Hughes. Grahani Vine
FIFTH RACE, 3:year-olds and np: 81
M Miurlongs1oBegonia: . Beg l05 tThrailkill> $3.50.
Sd' sMurphyJ, So so third. Time "@it' ;@S. Mis-.
Jennie and Medina also ran.
SIXTH RACE, 4-year-olds and IN l mile
and 20 yards-Hot Dog. Ill lConnors)
Sc 90. $3.50. S3. won Zero, 112 lSeremha' .
1n'f Gipsy FTer and Merry f Mink oafs aso
SEVENTH RACE, 4-year-olds and up; /
c1.ss + S"' ssI
Tine. Time. 81 Donghnuat. Barriskane' Spear Spear
lene. Nettie Nav and Five Marks also ran.
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LOUISVILLE RESULTS

ons.lnas sRsT sAG5 ayssFsd' SsTnsf aHG 44S f@5
$3.50, won: Helen. r. 197 lBarnetu; 81 20
$3.60. second John Hageer, 1o4 LYNCH )
S4s6 third Tine amd Hats ls 2a ran Be
sRcoNb eatoHs R%e sne as1 and
fMrlongs-Overdraft los WATSON, $50
$3.50 81 spory MeGer vdas a4a cor
prise Barndoilar. Little Gipsy and Confidante
ri1r THIRD GS[ RACE, 2-gsarods: ga tarloSnssso 60
SSS %SP SSsgSsS Ssa,5sS ss9 ,nsS
Time. i:osss. CecIe Just o'Neii. Tanist
Candy the Great. FLYING Ida, OGirl, Carrick
Fergus. Society Scandal and Speedwel also
FoUETH RACE, s-ysar;olds and w: " j ];
$240. won: Liberty 102 WATSON So so
hr 'ef9nS T. 1fnsssr ls4 BsFnsf kaba
aaRh R!EfH f9q RAse5EE. Rs5EE a!;S Searod. :a. turongs
$3.50. won; Ethel Dear 1i@ gamer. 81
tsE ssf2nd r%s rhnsef Manners woodore f HsGs Gadeu
Sieht. Khalifa, Bon Are. Forest Nymnh Rine
Basil ROYAL Julian. Dearborn and Comrade
t.1:sesso RAcE sysoa 81 a.a qo SS
st54 st4e a. ss2s so won; coIG Dry Moon, lo2 Lynch
Bsdf.T ESnSnirh 1hh b.tT TIM; MAJ o. Tn
SEVENTH RACE. s-vear'oIds and I'D; ~.
milesTLongchamps. 90 Hazoue1. Ss.40
sat.eSs;4 81 S3 20; :oov9 Won Esser Ios oHss,ieI
Broofs sn,5a HM%e Mae dBdys Bd = plaass Sass
MaLerS and Halu also ran.
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MARINE COM MISSION
is GIVEN TO ,TUNNEY,

By the Associated Press. ~ ~ -
NEW YORK. October f9.-fGene-
Tunne?' today gained an honor which
he said he desired as much as that
of the heavyweight champ pionship-
his commission as a first lieutena mt
in the United States Marine Corps. !.
The forma! presentation. took place
IN Mayor Walkers reception roomi
where the oath of service was. admin
istered by Mai. Fl. w. Stone, com
mandant of the eth Marine Regiment
of Reserves. to which Tunney will
he attached.
Later, on the City Hall stelNI, be;
fore 5000 persons, Tunney was pre-,
scnted with a, gold-trimmed dress
sword inscribed: To James Joseph
Tunney from the marines of the Ma.
rine Barracks, Brooklyn" SILVER
bars Of the rank of first lieutenant
We're pinned on his shoulders.
The heavyweight champion was ac-
companied to the City Hall by Mai.
A. DreXel Biddle. Philadelphia sports
man and member of the Marine. Re
| serves. Maj. Riddle and Tunney
served together in the Marine Corr
in Qua antico. Va. in 1917 and later
met again in France.
Evening star., 1926-10-10
VIRGINIA SMOTHERS
LYNCHBURG COLLEGE

-
CHARLOTTESVTLLE. Va, October
9-Virginia s varsity, denied victory
for two Saturdays. pushed two stDuch-
downs over against Lynchburg Col'
lege in each of the first three periods
Of this afternoons game and then re
tired to the showers while the rest
Of the squad held the Hornets until
the play was over. Virginia won,
3S to O.
In II plays after the kickoff Hufter
carried across the first Cavalier
touchdown. During the /five-minute
drive the plungins fullhack had adj
1vanced the hall more than 40 yfsfds.
The second score followed Just as
quickly After punts had heen, ex-
changed Hushion shot a pass to Laird
for A gain of 43 Yards and a touch
down.
The second period had just started
when Hutter interrupted a. pass from
McMains on Lynchburg's 30-yard line
A pass. Hushion to Friedberg. gained
26 yards and Cannon recovered
Hushion q tumble across the goal.
With all but three of the regulars out
IlduDeT pdSSeu the bdIls ~ ydiQS 10
Hushion for the fourth touchdown as
the half was ending.
Hutter scored two additional touch
downs early in the second half after
line PLAYS had torn the Hornet line
to shreds.
When the regulars were replaced
by substitutes Lynchburg showed
more fight and a passing combina-
tion. McMains to Grant. was re-
Sponsible for the only three first
downs made by the visitors. Virginia
gained II first downs in all.
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HUFTY LOW GOLFER
IN TROPHY'T0URNEY

Page Hufty, the North and South
amateur cha mpion, turned in the low
gross card in the first. round of the
competition for the .S NJ. Tatum
trophy Yesterday az the Congressional
Country Club, but relinquished fast
place in the 36-hole handicap competi-
ton to r. d. Davis, who had a score
of S9-20-69. Hufty had a card Of
7S-4-74. The last round of the
event for the Tatum trophy will he
played today.
Scores of the leading contestants
Yesterday follow: II. X. Hickey, 103-
2s-75; Henry j. Richardson. 113-
37-76; A. NJ. Holcmbe. 105-29-76;
F. r. Johnston, 1V7-30--77;+ James
F. Meeghan, 103-25-7S;. H. F..
Knapp, l11-3O-S1; Capt. X. J..
Fielder. SS-S-S2: c. S Hatfield,
1O1-19-S2; Sidney +. Taliaferro,
103-1s-S5; Howard Leroy, 112-27---
50; DR.. =. l.. Taylor, 99-14-S5; Paul
Shorh, 11S-31-S7.
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BURROWS is VICTOR.
IN DOUBLES SHOOT

Triumphing over r. p. Williams In
the shoot-off after they had tied, with
76 breaks in 100. Frank Burrows won
his first doubles championship yes
terday at Washington Gun Club. In
copping the shoot-off Burrows got "a
i'm 25 to % in 25 for Williams.
Williams. however. evened scores
In the yearly handicap shoot when
he broke 25 straight to "a for Bur
rows and captured the first leg on the
trophy. DR.. WynkoOp also got "a
For the second leg Williams and Dr.
Stine tied, each with %, and were un-
able to decide the issue. after shoot-
ing until dark. In the 16-yard target
race DR.. Stine won. when he broke
as of 80. Walter Wilson and RI. H.
Wilson tied for added bird honors
Next Saturday the annual distance
handicap'ra will be held.
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JAMAICA RESULTS

FIRST RACE. 3.year-olts: g furlongs-
Gnome Girl. 1O9 iFator). s to 5. l to 4.
out. won: Extreme, IL ,Catronel. ! to g.
third Time, 1:12+s. Arsby and Jnniata
SECOND RACE. 3-year-olds up: mile and
! +" :. 2. to s., Won: Prattis, i0s Arnold,
lMaiben' even. third Time. / :44.s Delhi
Boy Sea Hawk. Gratteur Margaret st. L..
and Prime Minister also ran.
THIRD RACE. 3-year-olds: furlOngs-
Sweepster, l24 'Fstor,. II to 20. to g..
out won: Saxon. l1s tEllisl. 2 to /. : to
10 second; Cheons 115 tCatroneI. out,
third Time. :12ss Black Panther. Don
Bonero. Murzim Gun Royal Bois de Rose
:. FOURTH RACE. 3-year-olds up; g fur
longs-Nida. 10a (Fator) e5 to :. / TO 9,
our. won; Powhatan. 1O4 'Malbent. : to g.
! TO ?. second; Navigator. 2s tArnold q
Washington and Noah also ran.
FIFTH RACE. 3-yearolds up; l mile and
a furlong-Spugs. 100 tMcAuliffe , to ! .
to .. 2 TO 3. won: Foreman. l03 phil;
pot to /. even. second Kumonin. lib
tEllis,. TO .. third. Time. ;55 a.. Dubrc
Pilgrim. Viburnum. Athelstan and Parkhill
Also ran.
- sixth RACE. :;;year-oldsa 81 lur,ongsoo
to 4. won; Arrogant, rs Ellis. even.
to .. second Horicon. 11s tMcAnlffei. >
70 I, third. Time. Il ;Q1, Harbor. Warfame,
Billy Black, Sonata. Black PepDer. Grange,
Grierson and Don Quixote also ran.
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IFAIRMOUNTPARK RESULTS

HornsSy rnEsr RAcE r. Ro6sf., GsSaF,o'ssss s.
won: F4re,ark il5 Smith, lz,chH; S2s" 81 20
third Time ia Frank Mcmahon. Capt
Appeack. Chappie Old Foxy and Thaddeus
and Edna Cock also ran ,.,s and nm. a fur
lonss0Dr. Ht,D Glen Glenn io2 Jones, $40 80:
80 $50 yy99n; spna Prife%aker Mn.s Fox III Il
Medding Matte DIZZY Blonde. kyl: Hlga- p.t
land Chief Bob Cahill, Randals Royal, Bat,
tie On. Kings Ransom and Royal feafl
THIRD RACE 3-year-olds and up; 1
mile and 70 yardsaElias o. 1o3 1zmGchn.S 1;nasr nnS
s3Ss9 Ssso S49 81 FF second water
i "A 4 Marsdale. Martha Rnos, Choice,
Bolivar Bond; Sir Maurice, Doc Horn. Prince
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 100 lJonesI. So so,
won b Baset seopG pr"G Glidinr i1i Eox nz
10. lCheathaml. $3.50 third. Time.
i:I34, Dr. Clark and Bockhead also ran.
EIFrP RHcE Hs;, syeaT0ds ioo Emsrd s%d "s sa5
SII. S5 10. won Cudgeller. 109 tZucchinio :;
$3.50 $3.50 second; Hour More. l05
tJonesl, S5;l0 third. Time. ! -. iron IRON
SIXTH RACE 65 9yea,;olds; 1S tprlCHgo 80
Fsrf1lme s .o Won i"b Burieda dm'h4 To- BaEeg $50
s. 50, second: Miss Chinio,y 1O5 'Eneryl
500 third Time, :0s2s Tormentor.
poG rag e%2 TeGse shasss Bs
Star Blaze and-Fair Name also ran.
SEVENTH RACE. .a,year.olds and un: l ~ :;
eesf"nie sfi naH nGn 10" Alsrd NSf5e 15 Emere w.
$500. $3.50. sec"nd; iavlnia. 10? Smith, !,
81 30. third. Time. :552s. Chiva. Al
Retsy Rac"n es A1 sh"twe Firth Of Tay and
Super King also ran.
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with a marx OF g..
The final round was marked by
plucky golf on the part of hoth con
testants. with Mrs. Haynes overconl-
tn- an early lead piled II? by Miss
White and forging into lead ~ the
turn. only to find Miss White fighting
valianUv against the determined r1me
of the defending title holder to re-
duce a two-hole lead Mrs. Haynes
held at the fifteenth and squared the
match on the seventeenth. Mss
White won the first three holes, the
first two through fine golf and the
third with the aid Of a stNnie. Mrs.
HAYNES won the fourth. sixth. eighth
end ninth when Miss White ran into
a streak of orratir play through the
fairway Mrs. Haynes turned M
when Miss White PLAYED around in
two bunkers al the short ninth.
Makes Fine Rally
Miss White squared at the tenth
and got half al the short eleventh
when Mrs Haynes took three puts.
Three puts cost Miss White a chance
to so into The lead at the twelfth,
where she played three fine shots to
the green. and she took three puts "'
each of the next TWO green's to SC
into A two-hole deficit. They halved
the fifteenth in Gs. and Miss White
then began the rally that ended in
ultimate victory,
Mrs HAYNES underClUhhed her tee
shot AZ the short SiNt"enth, and put
her second in a trap. Miss White
tee shot was trapped. hit she won the
hole with I.
Evening star., 1926-10-10

The new champion played two fine
shots to@the seventeenth to reach the
green, while Mrs. Haynes put her
third shot in a trap: after falling to
get home in two. The last hole WAS
halved in par is, with both women
playing fire second shots to the green
and making bold bids for 3s. Going TO
the nineteenth. Miss Whites greater
length from the tee left her but q
niblick pitch after her fourth wooden
club shot, while Mrs. Haynes played
midiron which ran over the green.
Mrs Haynes pitched back on the
green In six. and took three puts,
her bid for an 8 hitting the cup and
refusing to drop. With two puts to
win the hole and the champ pionSh!p
Miss White laid her approach putt
within two feet and ran down the
putt that won the title.
Is Plucl1y Exhibition.
The final round left little TO choose
between the game OF the two women
and was a plucky exhibition on the
part of both of coming from behind
AT critical stages of the match
Mrs. r. Lester Rose of Indian Spring
defeated Mrs. j. r.. De FarSes OF
Columbia in the final round of the
consolation.
More than score of the women
contestants were the guests of the
Congressional Country Club at a
luncheon following the final round, AT
which prizes were presented. They
We're also guests of the club at a
party earlier in the week.
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DR.. MASON WINNER
Of CUP Event

DIR. William r. Mason won the final
round of the competition for the Presi.
dents cup at the Chevy Chase Club
yesterday. defeating I.andra r. Platt
on the eighteenth hole, of the handi-
cap event. , up.
Platt was 2 up at the turn, hut lost
the twelfth. thirteenth ana fourteenth
holes in row to become / down. He
won the sixteenth to square the
match. but dropped both the seven
teenth and eighteenth holes to lose
'by up.
DR.. Mason gave Platt four shotS
handicap over the, final round.
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WINS OVER MRS. HAYNES
) In EXTRA-HOLE STRUGGLE
New Champion Is / Down With to Go, But
Squares Match on 18th Green, l8 Being
Haved-Both Play Plucky Game.
BY WALTER r. McCALLUM.

n OROTHY WHITE youthful golfer Of the Washington Coli
annexed the District golf
the Congressional Country Club defeating Mrs
defending title holder,
contested final round held the
had behind the match
the championship largely by
Her which had failed her
the hole where
laid long within feet OF the hole and sank the
the title
Miss White has been playing golf but few and already has
trophy She holds
Washington Golf and Country Club
Evening star., 1926-10-10

times. Not a fighter mentioned above
is not nationally known.
Drake has gained a host of ad-
mirers during the past year at kenil-
worth. He suffered one defeat, at the
hands of Jimmy Ryan, hut there are
plenty of fans who would wager If
they should meet again that Drake
would stop the tall sailor. Drako's
greatest ring achievement was 10
fight Mike Honneyman, British
champ. 10 draw in the National
Sporting club in London.
The remainder Of the card should
furnish the fans some real slan'hang
eCtion. Washington boxers VIII tanSic
with RaitmOre'S fOur-rouGu@"l.
Sylvan BASS Will meet Eadl" III
Simon. Jackie Nelson Viii meet loan
ny Walker. Sammy Walker Wiz face
Willie Manley. Mickey Wh}te Wi'
tackle Silly Strickler and Terry Hop
kins viii engage Paul Rruen.
Evening star., 1926-10-10
BASKET BALL OFFICIALS
WILL MET TOMORROW

Members of the approved board of
basket ball officials of Washington
and vicinity will hold their first meet
ing ton1orrow night at 7:3o o'clock in
the board Of directors room at the
Y. NJ &. A.
Officials to he on hand are: Beckett,
president: SchlOSser, vice president
Fuller. secretary-treas surer; Col!ifioweY
Degnan, Doyle, Elberts,. EntWistle.
Fitzgerald. Foot. Girardi. Haas, IIar-
bin. Hughes. Quigley. Joynes. Nash,
O'Mera. Robbins. sSanborn, Summer,
Wannan and any not registered with
the boar
Evening star., 1926-10-10

Offieers .of, the league are: r. NJ.
Branhen. president f. f. Federline.
vice president. and w. B. Young. sec
retary surer and official scorer.
~ -~
\ In the Athletic League, Arlington
maplemen Hung UP a new team set
marx of 1902. whe& they downed Or
frison. Coal Co. all three games Fri
day night. The games We're 601, 635
"a md 566. The youthful Smithfeld A.
C, quipt.Irolling a 1,747 set, cleaned
UP with Ahepa; Union Printers took
Two games from. Nationals: Recrea-
ton. swept Georgetown AL three, and
FNomadS =
Evening star., 1926-10-10
ARTILLERY FOUR TAKES
LOW-GOAL TOURNAMENT

Sixteenth Field Artillery Reds OF
Fort Myer yesterday vanquished 9Th
Field Artillery of Fort Hoyle, Md.
10 to 3, on Potomac Park oval. and
won the low goal tournament of the
War Department Polo Club.
War Department Whites and the
first team of 10Th Field Artillery Will
: face October 16 in the final OF the
high goal tournament.
Evening star., 1926-10-10

DTdkO sNOUTQ GlNe n1Nl al III = !ONh
Dempseys record wa sand up
with any WelterWeiEht in the world.
Every fighter he has beaten is ma
tionally known. He beat George
Levine. who got a crack AT l.atzo' $
title, and knocked out Iac', oaIes. .
fighter who stopped Nick Bass N two
rounds. Others who have lost 90
Dempsey are Phil Krug. Jack McNey:
kavo four rounds. George Levine.
Willie Harmon Sailor Darden. Paul
Dovle Joe Reno. Harry Dudley, Jack
Mcfarland and Eddie Dempsey. three
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Team Standing
l5o.POUNDERS TO MEET.

An attractive clash between 15e'
polnd elevens is carded for Marine
Barracks grid this afternoon at 3
o'clock. when Southern Props face
Alexandria Pirates, 1925 l$5-nonn'l
Northern Virginia champions. T. VII!
be the opening game for southern
who have lost a few last season $
PLAYERS nut have gained notable addi-
lions in Singer. Whitty and Agricola.
Evening star., 1926-10-10

Commerce maplemen are topping
Federal League. but only In total
pins. They are deadlocked as to
games with General Accounting Of
fee, each having won eight and lost
Que. Roth Commerce and Account
ants cleaned up their sets, the former
humbling; Interior; and the latter
triumphing over State Department.
Commerce had a narrow squeak in
the first tilt. winning, by. ONLY two
work by Fugett, Commerce anchor
man. Emergency Fleet trimmed
Public Buildings all three games:
Shipping Board took two from Ma
rines and Navy. with Raymond, an
chor man, leading the fusillade, sunk
Agriculture three times.
Evening star., 1926-10-10

Crashing the naples for a set of
1883. thei seasons best. Accounts,
continued on their winning way by
vanquishing Economics three times
in Agriculture Interbureau loop. Ac-
counts now have a lead of three
2ameSin the league. Led by Murphy.
with games of 1872, 10S and 121, Solic-
itors surprised by grabbing every
game of their set with SoKems.
Entomology dropped two tits to Prop
erty, whiR Plant Bureau, showing
it's best fofm of the season, twice
lowered Interbureau's colors.
Evening star., 1926-10-10

Taking two games from Auditors

TAXING tWP games from AudltOrs
with a set. of /. .693. Freight Auditors
tightened their hold on first place in
Southern Railway Clerks League.
Law advanced to a tie for runner-up
position by sweeping it's set against
Operation. Disbursing twice bowed
to Purchasing. Traffic won a trio of
games from Construction and Station
Accounts gave Passenger Accounts
similar treatment. Gleason of Dis
Sursing rolled high game, 1872, and
high set. 351. Best team.game 6O2
was registered by Freight Auditors.
& Team, Standinc
Evening star., 1926-10-10
LIBERTY BELL NO. | TIES
CAPITOL DUCKPlN TEAM

Capitol and Liberty Bell No. ]
teams are tied for first place. each
with FIVE wins and one loss. IN NE
Junior Order United American Me
chanics' Duckpin League. Oflcers OF
the league are: G. w. Richards. presi-
dent. II. NJ. Burton. vice president Z.
Squirting. scorer, and w. E. Potter.
secretary.
Evening star., 1926-10-10
NAVY WINS AT SOCCER.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. October g.
The Naval Academy opened it's soccer
season here this afternoon by win
ming from Western Maryland. by 6
to . exhibiting superior teamwork
and taking a lead of 5 to In the first
quarter.
Evening star., 1926-10-10
Emory MethOdists, Emmanuel .Ba

Emory MethOdists, Emmanuel .Bap-
fists and Central PresbyterianS are
tied, for top honor, in North Washing
ton League. each with wins and 2
losses. Emory and Emmanuel both
swept sets. the former over Wallace
Memorial and the latter over Pet
worth Baptist. Central Presbyterian
Captured pair of tits from Petworth
Methodist and Mount Pleasant Metho-
dists twice pointed the way to Column
hia Heights Christian. A game of
139 rolled by Phipps of PetwOrth
Methodist was the weeks best, while
F.. Robbins set Of 33S was high To
morrow nights matches will bring to-
gether Petworth BAPTIST and Metho-
dist and Wallace Memorial and. Co
lumhia Heights Christian. Tuesday
night. Emory and Imma and
Mount Pleasant and Central will face.
Team Standing.
Evening star., 1926-10-10
MIDDLE ATLANTIC EVENTS
HOLDCOLFERS' ATTENTION
Tourneys for Both Men and Women Will Be
Staged SOOn-In Meantime Local Players Will
Figure in Couple of Club Affairs.

club competition this week and then hie time
golf for the players ahngtonnen and woo
I wllb for the week from 70
~ Two clubs will hold their championship events tnI
the week and Town and ountry staging its women
the Saturday
hold 6oe twoda qualifying round Tor the title no"
Rudo T
Evening star., 1926-10-10
Records 10 Date

High steam set--Arlington. 1902;
High team kame-Nationals. 652
High indiv iduals set--McKay. Nationals;
MandlaS >lAnne ton tiled at 396 eacht..
High Individual same-GeOrge Friend.