davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-20

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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-20

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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-20

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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-20
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-20
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-20

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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-20

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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-20

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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-20
H%PAGGgET"
THE DAWN-RASSVIET

, Russian Daily AswspNpSr, PuSHsAs4
very day. except Sunday, BY the Di
.GtoriAts of RussiAA Trades URiOa ss
. u2itsA States Of A@srisA and
Cnnnda.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-12

appointments with practical jokers,
and / had my share. So Mrs. Collins
replied: "Ah, is that so? Well, Mr..
Johnson, Mr.. Collins is dining and
does not care to be disturbed" and
hung up the phone.
Presently the phone rang again and
Mrs. Collins answered it the second
time. The caller said he was Mr..
Charles A. Comiskey and that he
would be pleased to see Mr.. Collins at
once at the same hotel as that men
toned before. Mrs. Collins laughed
at that and made the same reply
she had at first and again hung up the
receiver.
When the bell rang the third time
and she took down the receiver Mrs
Collins was Mortified to hear Connie
Mack speaking, and to hear him say
that the previous callers really were
Messrs. Johnson and Comiskey, and
that it was desired that l come down
town. She tried to apologize to
Connie, but thought it very poor
attempt, and she did not feel entirely
relieved until l told her that both
gentlemen had appreciated the joke,
and that as an evidence that he had
thoroughly understood her position,
Mr.. Comiskey had sent by me an espe-
cial invitation for her to accompany
the team to Paso Robes. the next
Spring as his guest.
tCopyright 1927
Tomorrow, Walter Johnson.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-12
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ALBANY, N. Y.-Jack Demave,
Hoboken, n. j., beat Jack Warren,
Chicago Q2).
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.-My Sulli-
van, st. Paul, stopped Glenn Lage,
Des Moines (S). Billy Light, st. Paul,
outpointed Jimmy Ryan, Des Moines
(6). Joey Fliegel, Minneapolis, beat
Larry Coleman, st. Paul 60. Honey
boy Conrad, Chicago, defeated Ted
Coleman, st. Paul az.
PARIS.-Georges Carpenter fought
Jack Walker in an exhibition bout (no
decision). Romerio, French weller
weight champion, beat ALT Rohs Q5).
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla.-Sergt.
Jack Adams, New York City, defeated
wild Bill Reed. Columbus. Ohio d0)
Bobby Marriott, Philadelphia, knocked
out Teddy Taylor, Lake Worth,
Fla. a.. ,
VERNON, Calif.-Mushy Callahan,
junior welterweight champion, beat
Joe lawson, Milwaukee Q0).
PORTLAND, Oreg.-Corpl. Izzy
Schwarz, New York, defeated Sailor
Willie Gordon, Anacortes, Wash. Q0).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-12
CUTLER YIELDS CUE
ON ARCADIA TABLES

Albert G.. Cutler, veteran profess
sional billardist, Is giving free exhib-
itions each day this week at the Ar.
cadia parlors from 2:3O o'clock until g.
An invitation to see Cutler in ac-
ton is extended the. public by the
Arcadia management. He has been
playing the game for 81 years, start
ing when he was 16. Cutler won the
national amateur championship in
1899. holding it for three years before
he gained the pro crown of New
England. Cutler finished high in the
open senior championships in 1906
and 1907 at Madison Square Garden,
New York.
He was defeated by Jake Schaefer's
father in a 500-point game by 81
points in 1908 in his biggest bid for
fame. Since, Cutler has consistently
held the national junior balk line
title.
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JOE ANDERSON is TOUTED
AS MIDDLEWEICHT Conner

pion bee .buzzing in Jimmy's bonnet
His name is Joe Anderson. This fei
low Anderson can punch, move
around nicely and, best of all, he can
take it.
When Daugherty took Anderson out
to Portland, Ore, Joe Waterman look
ed around for a boy to stack up
against the Kentuckian. He chased up
to Tacoma and corralled Eddie OK. o.
Roberts, the lad who sprang into fame
by startling and unexpected knock
out over Joe Dundee.
Anderson gladly took the match. He
was not scared by the knockout rec
ord of Roberts. The referee awarded
Anderson the decision.
The next fight on Joe's program
was with Leo Lomski, who holds the
middleweight title on the Coast due
to a victory over Bert Colima. The
Aberdeen slugger, as LomSki is
known, came in weighing 1913 pounds
and he was installed a three-to-one
favorite.
Anderson weighed in two pounds
under the middleweight limit and pro-
ceeded to outlook his sturdier foe. An
derson stabbed away and crossed his
right hand time and time again. The
referee declared Joe the winner.
Lomski is billed to fight Tiger
Flowers next month. Daugherty is
after the match. He thinks Anderson
is more deserving of the chance
against the former middleweight
chamDion
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BY FAIRPLAY.

NEW YORK, January 12.-Jimmy
Daugherty. the Baron of Lieperville,
Pa, has shifted his activities to the
Pacific Coast. Jimmy will be remem.
bered as the erstwhile pal of Jack
Dempsey, referee of the = Dempsey
Tom Gibbons fight at Shelby and
manager of George Godfrey and
Bobby Barrett.
Godfrey has not lived up to all the
nice things Jimmy mapped out for
him. He is far from being cham
pionship timber. One rather suspects
that George got tired of being passed
up by the big white fellows and has
not tended strictly to business. The
fat on him does not look we'll for one
swho has championship aspirations.
Barrett looked like the goods. He
had a punch and he put away quite
a raft of likely boys while the boys
did not get wise to the fact that
Bobby, although a terrific puncher,
could not take it on the chin. Like all
terrific punchers he goes with the
punch and a countering blow usually
lands with added force. The red head
from Philadelphia took too many
trips to the canvas to satisfy Jim, so
the Baron cast about for another
prospect.
Daugherty seems to have the lad.
A. youngster of 10 years from Gov
fngton, KY, has started the cham
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AMERICAN U. QUINT
LOOKS TO C. U. FRAY

American University's basket ball
team, which won it's eighth straight
game by defeating George Washing
ton last night. 81 to IS, in the lat
ter's gymnasium, will spend today
and tomorrow tuning up for the big
battle with Catholic University at
Brookland Friday evening. This
contest should tell just how good the
MethodiSts are on the court. A win
would be real feather in their cap,
but if they hold the Brooklanders to
a close score they will not lose any
prestige.
Last nights encounter was a nip
and tuck affair that American u.
won by getting points to 3 by the
Colonial in the final four minutes of
play. With eight minutes TO go
George Washington led. 17-12, and
after half of this time had been
used up the Colonials still were in
front, 17-15. Then the Methodists
put on some extra steam to gain
their triumph.
While George Washington put up
n fine battle in as speedy Il game
as has been seen in these parts in
many day, American L. deserved
to win, as it had more open shots
at the basket. A number of their
shots rimme1 the basket and several
"snowbirds" also were blown.
Banta of the winners was the out
standing player of the game.
American u. has revised it's sched-
ule for the remainder of the season
as follows:
January 14-CathOlic University, at
G. u.
January 15-Lynchburg College.
January 20-Western Maryland, at
Westminster, Md.
January 22-Blue Ridge College.
February 1-ROanOke College (pend.
ing).
February Anew York University.
February 8-GeOrge Washington
(pending).
February 11-Gallaudet (pending).
February 12-Medical College Of
Virginia.
February 16-ShenandOah College.
February 21--St. Johns College, at
Annapolis.
February 24-CathOlic University.
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NAVY BOXING TEAM
HAS ONLY TWO VETS

ANNAPOLIS, January 12.-With
but two members of his regular team
Of last year available this season,
Spike Webb, coach of the Naval
Academy boxing team, admits that he
has big job on his hands If his team
is to maintain the remarkable record
It holds in that sport.
During the seven seasons in which
1t has engaged in this sport, the Navy
never has lost dual match. So far
as the officials here have been able to
find, no other college has a clean rec
ord for all time in any sport.
Webb has. however, gone to work
with a will and is determined to turn
out a winning team for his eighth
season. Several good boxers have
been recruited from the Plebe team of
last year and members of last years
squad who did not make the varsity
are showing improvement, so that the
situation is more encouraging.
Capt. Dick Collins. intercollegiate
champion at 115 pounds last year, will
take care Of that weight. and Horney,
who boxed in the 1875 pound class in
most Of the matches, is on hand again
and working better than ever. Col
Inns. however, has a rival in Wally
Huck. while Olsen is making a fight
against Horney.
In the 125. 145 and 175 pound
classes. the leading contender was a
member Of the Plebe team last year.
Jim Foley, 125. and Burke, IFS
pounds, are particularly good, while
Ricketts, is doing good work in the
AS pound class. Other good men are
Weintraub. 1875. and Card, las. Webb
thinks particularly well of Burke,
who was one of the guards of the
foot ball team.
Bob Foley, 100 pounds. and Cole
man, unlimited, are likely to complete
the team, though the latter has for
n1idable opponents in Geise and King,
both foot ball men. Coleman has
done considerable boxing, but in the
unlimited class has been handicapped
bv lack of weight. He is heavier this
year. weighing 1875 pounds, which is
quite as heavy as most Of the oppo-
nents he is likely TO meet.
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33 games and lost 9, while the second
place Secretaries won &c and lost Is.
Land, Parks, Survey No. 2, Pension
and the two Indian Office teams fol
lowed in order.
HandIey Motors and Northeast Mo-
tors hold the team records. The
former has rolled a game of 566 and
the latter has hit for a set of 1854.
High team set of 1921 and high
team game of 610 were rolled by the
Geological Surveys No. l crowd.
Individual stars of the Survey team
were Boteler and Oberheim of the
Survey team. the former with high
game of 1863 and the latter with Sec
ond high average of the circuit at
1914. F1anery, who anchors for Sec
retarys, had the best average in the
circuit in the first series with 1876
for AZ games, and rolled high set at
369.
Billings of Land Office had third
high average at 1924 and King of
Survey No. / was next with 1920.
Interior Department bowlers will
start their second series tomorrow
night. The league rolls on the Con-
yention Hall drives.
Here's the schedule of the circuit
for the opening of the second series.
Indian No l VS.. Secretarys, Indian
No. 2 VS.. Land, Pension VS.. Survey
No. l, Parks VS.. Survey No. 2.
Followers of the fortunes of the
Plant Industry team of the Aggie In.
terbureau League have grown &C.
customed to looking anxiously for
the name of Frank Coll In the line
up. Frank packs a larger cargo of
1S-carat good luck than a horseshoe,
or even a rabbits hoof. During the
early part of the present season he
was kept busy in Philadelphia in con-
nection with the late lamented Sesqui-
centennial. Three weeks ago he re-
turned and rejoined his old team
mates, finding them fioundering in
last place. Since then all the team
has done is win nine straight games
and climb from eighth. to third place
in the leagues standing. No such
thing as luck? Huh.