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The Washington times., 1927-05-26
Title Fight May Go
To Philadelphia
Once More

NEW YORK, May 26.-The
bout between Gene Tunney and
the winner Of the Jack-Demp-
sey-Jack Sharkey fight prob
ably will be held in the Sesqui-
Centennial Stadium in Philadel-
phia, according to indications
today. Although Promoter Tex
Richard denied this, it is known
that Philadelphia city authori-
ties have offered him the sta
dunn.
Furthermore, Richard and his
matchmaker, Jess Mahon, will
leave here tomorrow on a mys-
terious trip which it is believed
will take them to PHILADELPHIA.
The Washington times., 1927-05-26
STANFORD OR ITS RIVAL
ON COAST FIGURED To
- r
WIN TRACK CROWN

PHILADELPHIA May 26Anoher West triumph
ordained today hundreds Of college athletes East
Middle West and California prepared through their final tuning
intercollegiate A. A. A. The meet will way tomorrow
what promises to be heavy track with series Of trials
championship those miles,
finals will be held Saturday -"
Since back the century games place
nuay and for years, the championship title preserved
The Washington times., 1927-05-26
HUG
YANKEES

Pirates and White Sox are
furnishing the fireworks in the pen
nant races today. The Bues have
stretched their winning streak to
seven straight while the sox, defy
ing the experts. are rushing to the
front in seven league boots in the
American League as the Yankees
are held idle by rain.
The White Sox took the st. Louis
Browns over the rapids twice yes.
terday by scores of IA to 8 and
/ to 0. pushing the Brownies all
the way from third place to fifth,
Although the Sox made only three
hits off Ballou and Zachary in the
nightcap while Ted Lyons was
touched for five bingles, q wild
throw gave them the verdict
Chicago now trails the Yankees by
only two games.
Carl Mays OF the Reds held
the Pirates to five hits but the
COrsairs won 2 to 0, with Car
men Hill turning In his third
brilliant performance since he
heard rumOrs that he was to be
shipped back 30 the sticks.
The Pirates Increased their lead
to q game and . half.
Alexander the Great beat the Cubs
his former team, 5 to with the
aid of a homer by Bell with the
bases loaded. but the Cardinals lost
the nightcap 8 to 4. The Cubs and
thh Giants are now fled for second
place.
Cleveland Fegained sixth place
from Detroit by outslugging tbs
rookie twirler, proved he could take
1t by staying in the box unit
Cleveland had scored eight runs.
The Washington times., 1927-05-26


"It really doesn't make so much
difference to boxing now whether
Dempsey returns or not" the cham.
pion declared. IF he decides to
retire. we will have one of the
most eligible of challengers contend.
ing for the title and the game will
not be the worse for Dempsey
remaining in California.
HE has ceased to be a prime
factor in the success Of the
heavyweight tournament. In
fact, Sharkey's great fighting
has just about relegated Demp-
seY to the ranks Of the old tim.
erS."
Tunney made his statements
quite casually and with apparent
unconcern for the fact that they
dealt with man who, at this time
last year, was regarded as the great
est heavyweight champion tn e
world had known, or something.
1t seemed possible that Dempsey's
reputed statement. since denied,
that Sharkey would knock out
Tunney may have ranked in the
champlon'S miro.
However, he was willing to I'D,
NIT that a Dempsey come back
would leave no doubt as to the
identity of the best challenger
available.
Jack is great hitter and a
great hitter always has chance,
Tunney AIDED. Dempsey will be
dangerous every moment he is in
the ring. But Sharkey will be
dangerous. too, and don't forget
he is young and fast and a smart
fighter. That's a great combina-
ton to tie to-
Tunney will take only Eddie
Eagan, former intercollegiate
heavyweight champion while at
/ Yale: Frank Muslxie, of st.
Paul, and Lou Fink, his
trainer, with him when he
leaves town tomorrow.
It may be a week before he
settled down to boxing, he said
| In fact, he indicated that he would
box only occasionally.
Just to keep my eye in" he
explained. But when he settled
down to the serious grind Of
championship preparation 1t will
be boxing, boxing, boxing all the
way. He doesn't hesitate to say
that he plans to match speed with
speed against Sharkey. the cham
pion thus sharing the common I'M
preston that 1t will be the "a
year-old and not the S2-year-olC
Jack who will be the ultimate
| contender.
ut is too early to make ever
| tentative plans, for such a fight,
Tunney said in parting. But, ii
meeting man like Sharley, Yoy
must outspeed him or you are
lost. That would be the only
course open to me-"
The Washington times., 1927-05-26
SEEK OPPONENTS

The Alta Vista Red Sox (net the
same as the Alta Vista A. CT desire
a game for Saturday with an
unlimited or senior team having a
field. Managers interested are asked
to call Bethesda 1861.
The Washington times., 1927-05-26
'LlIGE1T
FLASHES

AZ MeedvilIs. Pa.--cuddy de Marco
pittsburgh, knocked out Mickey Reagan,
Perth Amboy. N. j.. first round.
Freddy Roylestein. New KensinRton
Pa. knocked out Mike Keller, ClSve.
lana, first rouad.
AZ penver--HeFman Ausrbach, salt
The Washington times., 1927-05-26
DEMPSEY IS IN DISCARD,
TUNNEY BELIEVES

NEW YORK May 2sJack Dempsey has been relegaed
ranks of the od timers through Shakys promi
Rsne Gene Tunney declared in statement the writer today
Spectator NJ He further ntmated that in his opinion,
the Knockout aney by Sharkey had rendered Dempsy
The Washington times., 1927-05-26
Baseball Standings

YEsTERDAY'S GAMES
st. Louis, So: Chicago, B-s.
Pittsburgh, Q; Cincinnati o,
BROOKLYN Philadelphia (wet Rrounds),
New Yprk-Boston (rain).
ToDAY'S GAMES
St Louis at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at Chicago ~
Boston at Philadelphia.
Comfy games scheduled1
The Washington times., 1927-05-26

Many desirable automobiles for sale
conveniently listed during Ire spring
Used Ger Sale in The Times and Herald
Classified Ada
The Washington times., 1927-05-26

On the bottom of a new cut
flower holder is q vacuum cup to
held Il firmly In q dish.
The Washington times., 1927-05-26


Fletcher, Sadie Rosenbaum, Alice
Mcpherson, Sally Aman, Mary
Gleason, and Gertrude Kluge.
Montrose girls who received their
bronze buttons are Ruth Emery,
Eleanor Henderson, Mary Clark,
Helen Stott, Ida Kicks, Mary
Schram, Marian Scott, and Jean
Moon.
The Blue and White factions OF
the Eastman School competed in
swimming meet In the Y. w,
C. A. pool and the Whites copied
the meet, 1924. The results are
as follows:
4O-Yard Dash-Ridie LIE Clair
CWhitel, Sarah Lloyd CWhite), Jose
Prime Duckett (Blue).
Side Stroke-Josephine Duckett
CBlue), Alice Bowie (White).
Breast Strok e-Alice Bowie
CWhite), Josephine Duckett lBlue)
20.Yard Dash-S arab Lloyd
CWhite), Florence Avis (White)
Josephine Duckett (Blue).
Running Dive-Margaret Wat
kins (Blue), Anne Totten (Blue)
Freak Dive-Sarah Lloyd (White)
Plunge for Distance-Florehce
Avis CWhite), Josephine Duckett
(Blue) SO feet.
Diving for Objects-Florence
Avis (White). Anne Totten (Blue)
Sarah Lloyd, Josephine and
Florence Avis tied for top hon.
ors, each collecting Is points,
and Alice Bowie was second
with eight points.
Entry blanks for the South AT
lantic track meet which will bC
held in the Homewood Stadium ir
Baltimore on June rs, may, now
be obtained until June Is, at which
time the entries close. AS usua
there win be events listed eol
girls.
The Washington times., 1927-05-26
GIRLS SPORT
GOSSIP.
By GERRY" Martin

Net play in the annual Won-
ems District Tennis League will
open Saturday, June 4, on the
Henry Park courts. Entries will
close at o'clock on June 2, &C.
cording to the present arrange
ments with Miss Florence Poston,
802 Maryland Avenue, Lincoln
1886.
The Washington times., 1927-05-26

Iowa Avenue Iassies had
their inning when they were
given button awards by Miss
Maude Parker. Bessie Buch.
anan was awarded the gold
button for excellence In all
branches of sports offered on
the Fairgrounds.
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most economical car, but the fact
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Come in and see the car that is "a
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Margaret Oliver, presiding. State
Councillor Mrs. Julia Delano, National
Representative and Deputy State
Councillor Mrs. Mary A. Ferguson.
Associate State Vice Councillor Mrs.
Cora l.. Thompson and Mrs. Melon
aid made addresses.
Virginia Dare Council met August
IL. State Councillor Mrs. Julia Delano,
Councillor Mrs. Mabel G.. Downing and
j. Harry Howell, from Fidelity Coun-
ell, were welcomed by the councillor.
Maybelle Bernard. the newly appointed
drill captain. selected members TO
serve on the new drill team now being
organized Miss Virginia White. Miss
Virginia Walters and Miss Ruth
Lusby, assisted ct the piano by Miss
Gertrude Bailey, rendered several
songs and dances.
surprise birthday party was ten.
dered Mrs. Margaret Taylor. vice
councillor of Gold Rule Council, Mon
day evening at her residence, AGO Ken
lucky avenue southeast. Games were
enjoyed and selections played on the
victrola. A number of feature spe-
cialties were also given, including a
buck dance by Mrs. AnZonnette Flynn.
clog dance by Mrs. l4ottie Y. Futrell.
fancy dance by Miss Lay and n square
dance by several of the team mem
bers. Mrs. Taylor received many
birthday gifts. Those of the drill
team present were Mrs. Lorena Aren-
des. Mrs. Emma Gass. Mrs. Lay. Mrs.
ollie Montgomery, Mrs. Anon Brown.
Mrs. Marion l.. Petit. Mrs. Amanda
Simpson, Mrs. Anzonette Flynn. Mrs.
NJ. L. Hartman, Miss Frances Tancil
Mrs. Coleman. Mr.. and Mrs. \. l..
Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wilson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rae Bryant, Mr..
and Mrs. Bowen, Capt. and Mrs. Flu
trell. DR.. and Mrs. A. w. Taylor and
son, Carl: Mr.. Shepherd, Miss Mildred
Taylor and Miss Bertha Thompson.
Mizpah Council met Tuesday eve
ming, with the councillor. Mrs. Mary
Van Sise. presiding. Associate state
Councillor Mrs. Pearl Wolfe paid an
unofficial visit and was received by
the council. Mrs. Ivy Harding, chair
man in charge of arrangements for
the annual moonlight excursion. an
nounced all plans have been made for
August % on the steamer Hampton
Roads. leaving the Seventh Street
Wharf at 7I5 pm. Past National
Councillor Mrs. Naomi T.. Swami and
Deputy State Councillor Mrs. Louise
A. Grubbs paid the council visit en-
route to Virginia. Mrs. Maude a,
Wine. organizer of Betsy Ross Coun.
Gil, made an address
Il. =. o. ELKS.
Preparations are being made by
Robert f. Crowley and his committee
for the annual convention Of the Tri.
State Association. Maryland Delaware
and the District of Columbia. which
will be held at Wilmington. Del, Sep.
TENDER - to Il. About 300 members
Of the lodge will go from this city. led
by the Boys Band of Washington. the
entire drill team of the lodge and the
famous Clown Band. under the drec-
ton of Maj. c. Eugene Edwards and
Chris Sprosser. Chairman Howard r.
Mccall announces that visits will he
made to all points of interest in Will
mincton and that entertainment has
been provided for by the lodges at
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WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.

Washington's representatives at the
annual encomprnent OF the uniforfn
rank Of the Woodrnen Of the World
won many honors In the competitions.
TWO local cOrnpa mics. r and G, under
Cdpts. Helgesen and Wade, brought
back trophies, while numerous ind.
vidual prizes were captured. Capts.
Helgesen and Smith. Sergt. Di Marzt.
Pvt. Parr and others we're awarded
medals Reports ri the events wers
given before the Boosters Club con.
vention last Friday night
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ton degree at its next meeting. The
membership committee is arranging
for large class adoption for October
Great Sachem A. f. Thompson Wis
tied Seneca Tribe at its last meeting.
PoWhatan Tribe will confer the
adoption degree at the next meeting.
and the chairman of the social com
mitten has ARRANGED q social
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.

Georgetown Camp will hold q ste-
cial meeting August IS. A class adop-
ton will be held. and Neighbors How
ard and Trunnell. the new entertain
ment committee. have arranged "a
program.
The boosters have abandoned the
camp site. and all future booster meet
inGs will be held at members hornAs
To be announced eacn "-1,eexf.,
An all-day trip down the river on the
boat Emma +. Kane is being planned,
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final arrangements had been made Cor
the reunion at Pen-Mar, Md. This
council has entered a team In the
Junior Order Bowling League.
Oriental Court met August II, The
next meeting to be held September.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21
THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON D. c. AUGUST 81, 1oo7-pART

Coatsville and West Chester, Pa. A
garden fete will he held ut the gardens
at Longwood The gathering will also
be taken down the bay and the Della
ware River on an excursion. Social
sessions and dances will he held each
night during the convention. On Sep
TENDER Is n parade will feature the
day. Prizes will he distributed for the
best appearance IN line. All members
OF Washington Lodge and their fam
lilies who wish 10 Join the party should
communicate with the secretary. WI
liam s. Shelby. or the chairman OF the
committee. Robert +. Crowley The
Wilmington Club meets every Mondny
night al o'clock ut the E,lks' Home
A chess club is being formed by "
F. Borland, Exalted Ruler John r.
Lynch and CARL Horn.
The Jolly Antlers are entertaining
members and their families At thcic
club headquarters at Herring Bay. Md
The hosts for the club for this month
are Messrs kreigg and keefer
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIiS.
CaIanthe Lodge will confer the sec
ond rank tomorrow evening.
Grand Chancellor Edgar &. Snyder,
in planning to reduce the debt on the
temple. has been designated by the
ways and means committee as chair
man of general committee to arrange
for dinner and Halloween Celebra-
ton to be held October 81. At meet
ing of the ways and means committee
in the temple last night the grand
chancellor announced the following APP
pointments on the general committee
Edgar G.. Snyder, chairman; Frank r.
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Easy.

From the New York Herald-Trbune
Many an American golfer has
beaten Bobby Jones score-in the
locker room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE.

Columbia Lodge held a special meet
ing August u. with Dictator Zihlman
presiding. A large class was initiated
full program was received from
Philadelphia Of the convention plans.
This lodge will be the guest of Will
mingtOn. Del. tomorrow and in the
evening the lodge degree team will
give the work on large class Of
candidates. Tuesday the degree team
contest will be held Saturday Column
bia Lodge will he the guest of At
lantiC City Lodge. The next meeting
will he September 13
Columbia Chapter, Women's Moose.
heart Legion. ut it's last meeting
elected Past Senior Regent Ethel
Pythian as representative at the con
vention Past Senior Regents Grim
nell. Blankenship. Nallv and Pythia n
received their honorary certificates.
They will he special guests of honor
at Philadelphia next week.
y Junior Order of Moose will soon
be instituted by the chapter.
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| Crown. secretary; James N. Kline.
treasurer; Dent NJ. Freeman, Cleveland
| kennicut, Claude II. Woodward ia
| cob Nussbaum. A. Parella. Martin A.
Leese, William r. Hardy. Lee r. En-
| DRY, Il. j. Newcomb. Albert kahlert.
| Ellery w. Heiss, William +. Guide.
John b. Dickman, Charles Hooper
Lynn II. Troutman. A. Herman
Woody, John G.. Yost. w. A. kimmel.
Lola Marks, Ella Thornton. Ida NJ.
crown. Carrie Banks and katherine
Baum.
, A meeting Of this committee will he
held in the Grdiron room of the New
| Willard Hotel, August -. at 8 o'clock
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
The annual caravan of Logan Tribe
10 Frederick Md. to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Eiche!berger will be held
September Is. All members desiring
10 make this trip are requested to
make reservations at once.
The American knights of Mem Der
held their regular monthly meeting in
tho Castle Hall last Monday evening
A series OF trips through Maryland
and Virginia is being planned for the
purpose of organizing castles of the
order.
Great Sachem a. f. Thompson and
| tho great instructress, Mrs. Lulu
! Mastin. visited White Eagle Council
ut its last meeting. The committees
of this council have outlined an inter
esting program for their meetings in
| September.
Pocahontas Thclma Sullivan of
| Idaho Council announces class adop-
| ton for it's first meeting in Sep
| TENDER.
| Logan Tribe will confer the adop-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21

Capital Council was called to order
August s in the Northeast Masonic
Temple by Councillor y. II. Harrison.
James Simpson, chairman, reported
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21

Pentalpha Lodge, No. %, has the
fellow craft degree for a special TO.
morrow evening at 1880 o'clock.
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The sixth complimentary card party
of the series given under he direction
of the educational committee Of the
board Of representatives IF the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home will
be held tomorrow afternoon. at the
home, at O'Clock. All members Of
the order and friends are invited
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