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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-04
PARAMOUNT RESULTS

FIRST RACE. 3-yesrooldS and up; G G fq Z
s ~ smifR' Sefona third r2r"3 Tine tas
bds O. T Th Wn Redper Hde Pa and Poy
SECOND RACE Il, s{sar;qlds: 5 a f gEt ~
1898 $685. $50 ESQ ss wasdnT48S2
Focus. ' XII Set Shasta Robbi Spring Poet.
THIRD RACE, 3-year-olds and up . ! Ii +
$4a6: So So second; ,T Ruth ,9t ,,i ~
land Chief. Accumulation. Red Harvey and
M1 EoGRr f!s4 RAE ian syss5ola; and N: 8
sass Efe 12s s ,MfrS hertz
liz q. Shasta Grande Lord Valentine,
Double Entcndre. Upton and Impact also
yeSdp ,6 FACE z;rj ayeas9af ssos
won: Mazetts. 100 tMiller), o s4.96i S3;44
s $3.50 th PAX F hse'0m 10 MaTinke
S1STH s sHcr and Sun Altos anal also ran
,S H. f fsss"d Srsse3 Ra$ g
SEVENTH RACE ,S3year;qIds and uG; !,
sso4 s. q Won spanish starr starry JOS Pct ss
son,. $780, $3.50. second: Buck. 1O7
T Mer H;d c thr c Time Tte and cG ase
EIGHTH RACE. a-year-olds and up: / is
sI45s ss Ta w d"? Brig opden
Fsh 16S Mcs, t sssS t seGopd r Bue
ed. Lady Carolyn and Advance II also ran.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-04
DEMPSEY SWATS EN-:
TUNNEY GOES SLOW
BY FAIRPI,AY.

With Gene Tunney on the scene of
battle Chicago fight fans now will
get chance to peek at both con-
testants and form their opinion as to
the probable winner
One thing that has impressed Chi
cagoans is Jack empsey's punch. He
has been practicing it on bunch Of
willing sparring partners. The fans
have shaken their heads and wonder
ed how Tunney managed to last 10
rounds and win the decision and the
championship.
If Tunney works as he did in
Stroudsburg last year their wonder
will grow all the more. Gene is not
q fancy worker in training. in that
he does not do what others before
him have done-knock out the men he
pays to develop his speed, judgment
pears slow at times. This is because
the man he is working with.
In the ring Tunney is a different
fighter altogether. Against Dempsey
he boxed when he had to, countered
at the proper time and took the Of
fensive when Dempsey's attack lost
its power.
Conditions will probably be the
same this year. Dempsey is a Won
derful worker in training. He loves
to batter away with all he has and
Jack, you know, still retains his
punch. even though he has slowed
somewhat. Tunney will go through
his PAGES. according to the plan he
has mapped out. If the fans expect
him to batter his sparring mates they
will be disappointed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-04
Dade Park Results

FIRST RACE. 3-year-olds and up; 5h fur
lonss-Taloha, 107 iMcIllwan), $3.50,
$500, $3.50, won; Embryo. 1913 tMarengo)
81. SIS. second; Boots Last, 1O7 tLauscher)
$500. third. Time. / :0S. Mala Grande,
Antonio. Rodney Thane, Manipulation. Ounce
Delight. Drastella Fallen Leaf. Nixon and
-, SECOND RACE. 2-year-olds; 5 furlongs-
VIM. Penn. lis (Froggate). $3.50, So. 80,
$3.50, won; Col. Trick. lis Iauscher)
$3.50, So, SECOND; Joe Curtis. 115 Tray
bert Blanton. Bobby Miles and Molder also
THIRD RACE. 4;;year-olds and up: 111e
$3.50. won; shasta Bally. 10s aaron /.
81. third Time. i4S2s. Russell Gave.
Running Fox. Macoboy,, Sir Ralph. old
Guard. Sea Court, sunhathor. The Rove and
FoGRT HI RACE RACE s.year,olds and up: 1
m1iiie%cSJooe Marrone 3rd 107 Smith. $3.50.
noxsSij So third D'Tfhi me, 1 La 'f Res
FIFTH RACE. 3,year-olds and up: 6 fur
~ s9Snsgss WOOL aSo Smith, So
$685. t fhslGand r PeadlY us snake Raynf Bte
Dragon g11rrS and stampdale also ran.
MI Msss% nee f%s1Is 10
$3.50 $50 third; Time, | % Ciaret Cup
$3.50 @eH won; Bear az Gr rMsy'' IL II
s sbhausc1h her $500 $3.50 second; Bobbie
I l;5sH: shindy. Radio. Dr.. Tanner and
Monterosa also ran
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-04
HAWTHORNE RESULTS

rv sFssT RAf Il Ensss SO rq s0
$40, won: Sign of. 105 u, SMITH !.
S44 Al. S16.2S. second; Golfiex; ia tGiv-
ingl: S4 .0s. third. Time. ;07 * ,,y samarie
Peggy Taylor. Jimmie Schuster, Quick Asset
and Morocco also ran. ,
SECOND RACE. 3-year-Olds and up: / 4
mles-General Clinton. 10Y tKinser, 80 ~
S Saema $sa %os Rsd s peondn saSr
r SHeyiand) %" SEQ third Time. AZ 3 :;
THIRD RACE 2-year-olds: 9 furlongs~o
general Grant. 10 lAllen) S SIC 90 ~
Smith S3.6s. third third Time, /: Mickey
D. Black Beetle. Carriage. Keeping Time and
FoUETH RAcE aye Meps,m ssa up s. o
-ynttii. S3.as. SS5s. second: Princess Doreen.
12S (PooD. S2.36, third Time. "A. Ken
lucky Cardinal and Barbara also also ran ran. milo
s7 ST. s 4afa Sis. S Won; Alloy, los Ds;
prema,. $40. SAGE. second: Brazen. 107
Allen s4sS third Mors Tine also ;4 Tsn sea
mles-Mysterions los (Jenrer) S12 90.
S6.76. S5s4. won: Dolly Seth. 10S de
premal. S4.9s, $3.50. second: Un and DoWn.
100 RusselD, $5.ss; third tn, TINE Me- 80 40:
tain Donan Nabsco and President also ran.
SEVENTH RACE. 3-year-olds and up: l y
miies-Crossbow 113 (Allecl. S5.32. $2SS
80 90. won Croatan. 103 (Bolerol; S294,
So second FlaS Lieutsnsstn. 1o3 ,TTotselff Il
Sagamook Dorothy Adams. Freya. Pat Field
and Poison also ran
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-04
LONG BRANCH RESULTS

Kings Court 1O3 LeonardI. .s6.O5. $3.50.
s.. 40 second: Fear Not los Fisher. SIS 80.
third Time Time; 1I5% Spring BRANCH ;;. Chl3ris.
hssss s Mh hafR S5 PPFePas sG Swift Shut
SECOND RACE; 3;year-olds up; furlongs
S4.s5 won; Lena Wood 1O3 Heonardl.
$500 81. second: wandering Times, 1O4 Of.
dai. creStw 1t Bov. Rural GOSSIP Golden
THIRD RACE. 4-vear-Olds nm: 51s fur
l sa e BsEerbaekey III wd Fdhe 1o
107 ~. Mann. Sl.50 third. Time. / :Os.
Taudane. Pitchfork. Leger and Huckleberry
FoUSTH RACE e-year-olds: 81 fnrlong.
$685. so ldeonG RaS Si liz heGn
ard $40 third. Time, 1:0S X :. Outstep.
Dusnka. Partake. Anushka and Bald Head
FIFTH RACE. 3-year-olds up: furlongs--
S3 20. won: Downcast. 101 lTryonl. 5000.
S6.25, second: Flaherty. 102 III; Fisherl.
$3.50. third. Time. 10 81. King Basil.
Brilliant. Sand Hills. Arno and Mineralogist
SIXTH RACE .4-year,oldg. up; 1 mile and
$50, S6.30; won: Royal Pearl 80 (Mannl;
$S35. $40 second: Ed Pendleton. ~ lob
bsheT9 - 69 third ,d TIM 40 So T1fn
SEVENTH RACE, 4-year-olds up: / mile
ami 20 varis-Loreloi. % Miami, S26.l5.
5000. 81 SO won. Jingle. no tLeonardl.
$3.50. $500, second: Fasciste; LOG Fisher.
Maimondes. Rosits, Scraps and McTa5 also
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-04
Teams Appear Eenl 7nney Relies Brains to Whip Dempsey
OUTSIDER is FIRST
IN HOPEFUL STAKES

NEW YORK. September 3 P).-The
Hopeful stakes, carrying a net value
of $55.750, went to the Brookmeade
stables Brooms, an outsider at Sara
toga today.
His victory was clean-cut and
stamped the colt as a good one. Harry
Payne Whitney's Victorian was sec
ond and Nassak, in the Rancocas
stable silks, third.
Victorian gathered in $4,000 and
Nassak. $4,000.
The six and one-half furlongs were
run in the good time of 30 fiat.
Seventeen two-year-olds paraded for
the event. Brooms won by a length
and Victorian beat Nassak for the
place by three lengths.
Chance Play came through with the
Saratoga Cup race. stepping one mile
and three quarters in 1903 3-5. 1t was
a three-horse race, Forever and Ever
and Espino trailing in order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-04

FIRST RACE. 3-year-olds and up; about
&c. ST. Won't 0i 6 5sa Aba 1os hr
ION 11s Moore MOORE 81 thiEd; Time.
SECoND RACE s.year-oids s and siS up: about
fur 19 so b 81 III Jenkins
TTenes SDY s9so . seeond cr Viking
Summertime Mishap, zoona. Aunt Dedda.
IonggS s Re- III (McCabeJI.. $3.50.
S Ssssf Rs,a ssS ssts T%
o 5Gfahz RA Hcf ais sye eaR and up
s %Ile and q sjStesataThema @ 1SS farm
peS n nGs sS gut oa hr The f GG%
l;5 FtFrH G RaEa also ran ran; ,n, ~
s l9n gS sa &c Jog armstrong;
M feS ss? s. ssip rm Tse
lar. Bantam. Black Air and Castle Reagh
sixth RACE. ,s-year- Odds and up: s fur
ws. So Js second Ha Bs sd moo
1:I7&. Charette. Purity and Valiant also
: SEVENTH RACE, s-yearolds and M. !,
mile and seventy yards-Timeless. los
1Trenchard)i So SO. So 80. So. 40. won:
ond: Perhaps. 1O6 tArmstrongJ. So 40
t Kn AT Tins p;,, d23s Sudan Grass. Silver
EIGHTH RACE. 4.year"olds and IN.
mile and seventy yards-Barber Bill. liz
!Trenehardl; $1,000. 81. $500. won: Fly
ing Lula 106 tMorOrb. $3.50 $40 sec
ond: Feigned Zeal. 1O7 tArmstrongj. So so.
thlrd Time. :50%. Wild Deuce Cru,
Senas. Armadee. Escort. Karsten and So and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-04
WINDSOR RESULTS

FIRST RACE. 3-year-olds and up; 6 fur
longs-Gold Bells. 100 tRichards). $3.50.
Si.15. $3.4O. won: Noon. 102 tRalls). $3.50.
$40. second; Gilmore. 1OS (Warner)
S4.o5. third. Time. A:144. Arrant Jade.
Toscanelli. Qunchin and Edna Mae also ran
SECOND RACE. 3-year-olds and up: l r.
miles-Dutch Girl. 9S (Townrowl. $3.50.
nea | Ifs fsco And Rnds H. R1a
Spring and Moon Magic also ran ran. 'O 70 =
THIRD RACE, 3-year-olds and up: 6 fur
longs Knockany. liz Harvey. 81 so.
Sa1e. 500. won; Lawless. 109 Drown.
Me ao os the TRe Engneer Na %fr Ha GSa
ang Fo tx! i RacE Ean syearo1ds and up;
ms an @4 s Ea6aP 81 wd RH fsnddrs
Loney. 1O4 tCorbett1. So 95 third Time
:50M Meerschaum. Assent and Bruce also
FIFTH RACE, s-year,olds and up: LII
ssso. Son: wiie X. A ios (Ra a 1915 1915
tSfd me meter Peser Duchess aSb ATnn ohs
man and Ely Hawk also ran.
SIXTH RACE, 3-year-olds and up; 9 fur
sSsnssso Mpn wo os areodi ssBo
s@.s5. s2.65, second: Medley, 100 9Ralsii
Silver Song Bloom Tip and Body Guard
SEVENTH RACE. s-year-olds and up; 13
won: Last CENT i$s
(Warnerl. $500 third. Time. SO. King
O'Neill IL and Rav:ng Lady also ran.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-04
DELORIMER RESULTS
FIRST RACE. 3-year.olds up: s furlon

FIRST RACE. 3-year-olds up: s furlongs
Sun Harbour. 1OS lButlerl. $3.50. S.. 95,
second second SGnbrette u, % Flowers $3:50
Daisy Daisy" and Troy Weight also ran, h'sn''"
SECOND RACE. 3-year.olds up; 5 fur
longsMPole Star, 101 (Freeneyl. $22:75
obtisn ssso sseq sS;a Bls! &m. o
Klaxon, MAY Baxter. Father Damien. Cola
and Tr0ubler also ran.
THIRD RACE. 3-yearolds up: z furlongs
sssGnS t hiGY fTss me 81 !.
Marvelite. Charles J. Craigmile. Gold Mark,
peSBsrf a RAeE AfID asS Gan up
$$s5. So. rs, second; Auction lis
Ba Fa seiFf Eileen TIM 1asaan
Dirty and Polly Gala also ran.
FIFTH RACE. 3-year-olds up: mile and
79 ySedssesphsFd Ct the HIS 0e
third. Time. 1:4S9s Launie. Accokeek and
sIxTR RACE sSss.,olds Up; g e% t VI
$3.95. won; Mcintosh. liz (Flowersl. S3.45.
$3.20. third. Time. 1 IA y Con Within.
Senior. SHIPPER Paulotta and Bandoline also
SEVENTH RACE. 3-year- olds up: / mile
$4. 70. $40. won: Burbeth. ia (Hemsleinl.
S645. $5.10. second: Sunny Hill 103 lDomi-
Byng Boy. Workman. Bodanzky and Marvin
also ran.
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CUMBERLAND RESULTS

FIRST RACE. about 5 tgrlongs; for all
So so out. won: Teal. liz (MerEIeri. $50.
out. second: Toiler. rs (Whitaker). out,
SECOND RACE. 3-year-oids and up: about
9 furlongs---Lisab la lHilleyl. 1920,
$3.50, S3;4o, won: Button Bright, IL
a aB99okberl. s$:13g third; Time. I;;15@s:
THIRD RACE. all ages: 5 furIongs-star
Cudgel 100 Emery. So So 80. So 30 won:
May Roma, liz lHilley), 81 10 81 Sec
ond. Sporting Life. 100 (WhitalSer). $40.
third: Time. O:57. Just Clare. Best Wishes
FOURTH RACE; 3-year,olds and up: about
$50. $40. won: Zonite. 116 lwhitaberl.
$500. So 80. second: Snutfy. ITO Emery,
50 40 third. Time. 0:56 * Mr.. George and
Lieut.. Farrell also ran.
FIFTH RACE. 3-year-olds and up: about
g. fgrlongs-Fireboy. 119 1Phillinsl.
e5Ts $3.50 out second s Sun Beck Eli III
: SIXTH RACE. 4-year-olds and M: about
S134O. $40. S32O. won: Village of Hit,
113 iPhillipsl S3.70. So 80. second; Rock
Sugar, 119 (Fisherl. So 90 third. Time,
1881 Legal Tender. Dust Brush. Utah
ans sE kI4zs Il f RAcE Ean' yearod, and nm
about r milss- g Home; l05 5w6it
ter. 113 LHughes). $40. SO 20. second:
Miss Ann, 107 Emery. 50 10. third. Time,
l :52 *. Rags. Lula and Brush Boy also ran.
Going Home and Rosy Jester coupled.
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HAMILTON RESULTS

Elastic i Ss PeSic up s a0eat
$3 30 won; George Kuffan. 100 tJeffries
So.3O go; second: Aunt Laura. 1O4 tGras-
ga ga: r. third third. Time. 5:Qo%: Kentucky
tain Crest and Emancipaton ' also at rsn NOUN
SECOND RACE. 3-year-olds up: about :!
furlongs-Big Mosquito. 100 (SylviaI: SIS 90
$3.50. out: won: Beatrice Morse. lO6 lJef-
1rles). 1870 out. second; Bonify. 104 Gras
Sial, out. third Time. 1:OO2s Meadow
THIRD RACE. 5.year-o ids up: about 8 fur
longs-Finday. 112-. (RobertsonI, $50,
$40. 81 40. won: ,Nayarit. LA lJenkins}
II .6O, $3.50. second: Hotfoot. la tPevicl
$3. third, Time. 1 Is. Splinters. lima Fox.
Camilla. Lord Darnley and Dora Lutz also
FOURTH RACE. 2:year-olds: 5 furlongs-
Casa Del Sol 100 lGordon), $14I6 80, sd. 10.
$40. won; White Nose. 1O1 (SylviaJ. S5.4O
S3.s0 second; Florida Castle. 103 (Hutton).
eneh 'e ar c a%s Hope and Ea as1 s Ths
FIFTH RACE. s-year-olds up: !, miles
Storm Along. 100 lPevic). SI1. $500. S4
U Won: G cavalry. 10l tGordon!, 81 $3.50; sec
Time Tinend l:5 a1 FusileeE. Tippity witchet.
SIXTH RACE. 3-year-olds up: Il miles
Alexina. 1O6 !RobertsonJ. Sig 80. $50.
$3.50. won: Wild Cat: ia (Jenkinsl $3.50,
Sanny sa aia Rand ae oatSsid Bound Mades and
SEVENTH RACE 3-year-olds up: 1 mile
and 70 yards-Shoplifter.. 1O4 lGrassial.
Sg oEa 81 90 ,n, second oneidP 100
Coral Reef. Blue Caidie and My Destination
also ran.
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EXPECTS TO BEST jack
In A CONTEST OF WITS
Jimmy DeFOrest, After Visit to Gene, Who Intimates
He Plans X. O., Warns Him to Slow Down in
Training to Avoid Going Stale.

I am sure Dempsey can't meet me in
such a contest successfully. | don't
belittle his intelligence, but he is the
type of man who doesn't bother to
think when he is fighting.
Outside of the ring Dempsey holds
his own in any kind of mental COM
petition. He is a smart fellow. But
Jack wants to cut loose and batter
down his opponent when he starts
fighting. He relies on his amazing
speed. his terrific punch and his re-
markable sthamina. Ninety-nine
times out of hundred those are
enough.
But, after all, what's the use of
talking about it? Wen see what We'll
see when we get in the ring. One
| thing, Jimmy, / want to make clear.
| regard Jack Dempsey as formi-
dable opponent, and I'll be very proud
If / defeat him again. But you'll see
a different Tunney in the ring this
! time than you saw in Philadelphia"
More Aggressive Attack.
! On another occasion Tunney came
out to me with the declaration that he
| intended to knock out Dempsey this
time. This would indicate that he
practically has made up is mind to
make a more aggressive attack than
| he did in Philadelphia.
| l asked him if he had any prefer
ence regarding the referee, at the
| same time pointing out that hereto.
fore the title holder usually reserved
the right to have a say in this.
| 81 don't care who referees, III win,"
| he replied
| Tunney began to cut down his work
before 1 left him at Spectator. He
| put in a morning or two on the road
| and a couple of afternoons went on
| long hikes, most of the time with his
| friend, Len Hanna of Cleveland. He
was bit cranky at times. and this
was one of the symptoms Of his near
| razor-edge condition. His eye Is
| bright and clear.
One thing 1 discovered, and that is
that Gene is a bit supeFstitious, de-
| spite his superb confidence in himself.
| Here's how 1 learned Genes secret:
| The champion was out on one of
! his long hikes with Hanna, and Lou
| Fink went for Genes laundry. 1 went
along with Fink. When the bundle
was delivered the laundress pointed
| to a four-leafed clover tied to the
outside of the package and said:
| Il found that in the pocket of one
of the garments. 1 thought Mr..
| Tunney might want it. so l saved it
and am returning it to him." looked
at Lou, Lou looked at me, and we
| both laughed.
Well, who doesn't believe in four
leafed clovers being lucky? Don't
you?
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SARATOGA RESULTS

FIRST RACE, a,year-olas and up; | mile
Flying Al. 116 (AshtieI to Z. even. L
to p. won; Brmns III t ,R3b tMef,; ! to =
j. third. Time. / "A Account. Ambition
SECOND RACE. .4-year-olds and M. . :.
on" out Won Thorndaie 14a Burgess. : 70
81 1Smoot,' to 5. third. Tine. 5:se. Byron aI
THIRD RACE 2-year-Olds: 61s furIongs-
% SrqDn1 Won; i 1ictorisn. lis Norkman3o to
2, 6 to 5. second: Nassaks 127 (McAuliffe1.
ont, third. Time 30. Excalibur Sun Ed
mile. Vito. Bar None One Hour. Red Cliff
Ariel. Pink Lilly. Sunchen and Dodgson also
FOURTH RACE. 3-year.olds and up: sh
to /. 3 to .. 3 to 5. won: Botanic. les
lEllis). to 5. / to .. second: MIRA NJ
100 fCurran). 1 to . third Time. / 90
Germaine. Chauvelot and Lucky Play also
FIFTH RACE 3-year-olis and M. = mile
ard q furlODgs-Chance Play 126 3MaibenI
3 to 5. out. out. won: Forever and Ever 100
tRohinsUn). to .. out, second: Espino' 100
q. Fatorl. out. third Time. 8 :03%. Only
'. SIXTH RACE. 2-year-olds: 8 furlonrs-
Shakitup. 11S (Barnesl. o to 5. to 10 1
to 3. won; Sea Rip. lis Murray. 3 To- /.
3 to, 3. second. Otto, 113 (Eideii. 5 to g.
Bet Sir,lar and Sterennfieon nlsn ra,, ~O'~
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Bv the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
LAKE VILLA, ILL.,, September g.
Now that Chicago has met Gene Tun-
ney and in a rousing welcome dem
onstrated just how much she likes
him, the heavyweight champion is
ready to reciprocate. Gene says his
new training quarters at the Cedar
Crest Country Club, 35 miles from the
Loop" are mot only the finest /
ever have had, but the prettiest."
Gene roamed about his new domain
today, resting and lolling about the
wide green lawns after the strenuous
greeting accorded him by fully 100000
fans in the heart of the city yesterday.
1t was a day to delight the hearts Of
photographers and they made the
most of the bright sunshine. swapping
the heavyweight king in every con-
ceivable pose.
An 18-hole round of golf constituted
Genes training routine today. He
went to the links late in the after
noon with his manager, Billy Gibson.
who shoots par golf on occasion.
Tunney still has to make his first hole
in perfect figures, but like the re-
mainder Of the 'duffer" army, prob
ably never Will quit trying.
A troop of cavalry from Fort Sheri