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Evening star., 1927-10-23
EAST WASHINGTON CHURCH LEAGUE.
Team Standing.
Figh team game--Ninth No. / ss5.
High team set. Ninth No. 1. ,655.

Results of this weeks rolling
brought three teams into tie for first
place. Douglas No. 1. who had held
that place all alone up to now. dropped
two games to Douglas No. 2, while In.
gram was taking three from Keller
and Epworth. the other team in the
tie, was shooting In fine form and win.
ming three from Gorsuch. Epworth's g
562 game and 1927 set were the high.
est of the week. ..
Centennial No. won three from
Fifth Baptist and moved up from
eleventh place into fourth. .Genten-
NAL No. took two from Ninth No. 2,
Waugh two from Fifteenth Street and
Metropolitan Baptist, which had not
won game up until this week, sprang
the biggest surprise of this season by
taking the strong Ninth No. l into
camp for two games. Butler rolled the
best game for Metropolitan. getting
f29. while Hunter of the same team
shot a 125 game.
Jatboe. of Fifteenth Street was the
individual star, rolling 135 for the
high game and $50 for the set. Bell,
sr.. of the same team, had the next
best set with Col, while Joe Marceron
Of Centennial No. i. and Butler of the
Nets Stie1 for second high game, each
getting 129.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
KNIGHTS or COLUMBUS LEAGUE.
Team Staining.

Columbia. DE Soto match was post
poned. Ovando took three easy games
from Balboa, and Christopher admin
istered the same dose to Pintn. Genoa
was toppled from the lead by losing
two games to Trinidad. Salvador and
Santa Maria had a hot contest for the
odd game, which went to Salvador.
Christopher's clean sweep was due
to a $50 game tsecond high for the
season. and 1861 set the seasons
mark so far. Salvador turned In the
only other 1900 set. ringing up Isis.
Dr. Wresinski of Salvador set the
evenings mark with a 344 set, includ'
ing 1870 game. Geisler of Christopher
followed with 330 set. while Coyle of
Christopher topped Wresinski with a
131 game.
christophers have high game with
SIS and lead In spares with 90. SALIVA,
doris 10 strikes 4re high.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

furlongsIcentaur. lis fColtiiettii. 81 10 80
l to o. out won: Stretchrr, 11S fKelsayl .
to /. 4 10 5, second: Cherry Brook f1S
lBakerl, 8 to s.. third. Time 40 Terra
Nova. Blarney. yigilant and Munninv also
SECOND RAcg 3-yesr-olds and up.
ne Fsweib apd !asDeSssr to sc oas xon G Fine l"e
ond Fair Class IN wv 9weiner'. r. q out tut third G
THIRD RACE, ali ages: abcdt a furIougs
Patriarch. 120 (Fisherl IL TO 1. s 10 /.
to 2; won: ominous 1"0 fMcTaguel.
to 2, to 4. second Tamiasni Trail leo
1Ke,luml. even. third Time, :12. Dolly
Dunbar. Rock Thorn. Or1fah. Bedford Saint.
Dance King Usage Taudlane. Big Heart and
=, FOURTH RACE. s.year-oIds: 1 IL miles
TO 3, Won: f Premer. Ha.0fo 10 tRsstiS 70
5. 9 to 5. second: Herodian. H. fColtilettiI. :.
2 TO 5. third. Time. 1:4Sx Flippant and
Bonnie Khayyam also ran.
FIFTH RACE. 3-year-olds ard up: mile
and 40 yards-Evader, Ito. fCouccil, . to
/. 3 to B. out. won: Gay Farie. liz (Fisher1
to l.. 8 to 5. second: Golden Hawk 115
lMcAulife). / to 4. third. Time :4gG g.
Croisantannis. Indian Spirit and Blank also
! SIXTH RACE. e-vear.olds; So fnrlonrs--
Nrsakan. 10 lKelsayl. 10 s. to 5.
out. won Sour Mash. lis tweinerl 3 to
to 3, second Leomard B., III tMcAuliffei. :.
! to, 2. third Time. 1:07. Bunty., ST.
Hsnell, Rublevado. Spectacular and Mere
: - ~ ~
Evening star., 1927-10-23
CAPITAL SOCCERISTS
PLAY IN BALTIMORE

A Washington soccer team will play
in national competition for the first
time today when the champion Wall
fords meet Patapsco Rangers of Bal
timore on Fernwood Oval. Fernwood
avenue and Eighth street, in the
Monumental City, at 2:45 o'clock.
These teams represent the best com.
binations in their respective cities.
Rangers have forced their way through
a much larger field in the Maryland
metropolis, and are at present head
ing the list of teams in the leading
circuit there.
Local fans are acquainted with the
record and ability of the Walfords.
Having gone through two seasons
without being defeated, the local team
feels confident that laurels will be
added in the National Challenge Cup
tie rounds which start this afternoon
Walfnrds will lineup as follows to-.
day: r. Burton, G.. Carleton. f. Gid
iings, j. Burton, G.. Faulds, F. O'Con-
nor, J. Mallock, p. Moller, j. Watts,
p. Faulds and Il. J. Bruce.
r. w. Bruce, president of Washing
ton Soccer Association, Is expecting
a. large number of local fans to accom-
pany the team to Baltimore.
Evening star., 1927-10-23

M High team gamc--Federal Reserve Board.
\, High team Washington Loan Trust
High individual average-Osburn fwash.
ingsQn Loan Trust No. ~. .116.
- High individual set--Souder fAmerican
Security & Trust Col. 391.
.ionnsi nifh nInsl indsiyidnsl game--Marx tRiggs Ma
High spares--clark Nv. B. Hibbs & Col.
High strikes, Mcclelland federal Re.
After six weeks OF bowling the
league Is led by w. B. Hibbs & Co.,
closely followed by American Security
Trust Co. and National Bank Of
Washington. Last week Washington
Loan Trust Co. No. team broke
high team set for the year by rolling
1856. Raymond Marx of the Riggs
Bank team also broke high individual
game by rolling I58. Grimes of the
American Security & Trust Co. team
had set Of 3S3 last week, which is
second high set of the year.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
STANDIFER WINNER
OF COLUMBIA TITLE

Guy NJ. Standifer, former District
amateur champion. and previous
holder of the Columbia Country Club
title. won the club championship
a&ain yesterday. defeating Austin NJ.
Porter in the final round by S and A..
*Standifer was up at the end of the
first half of the 36.hole final round,
oatputting Porter all the way. and
won on the fourteenth hole in the
afternoon.
EStandifer holed lengthy putt on
the eighteenth hole of the first round
e establish 2-flo.e lead.
Summaries
- .Fi,st hiEh.--G. NJ; stsndifer defeated A.
Hatch DEBATED J.. B., Murphy z and g.
Second fight--Mai. S. s.. Creighton de-
fAate3 q p. Orms. I'D. Consolation---L.
w Laudick defeated c. II. Pope up. q
Third fight-H. =. Ellwood defeated 2.
1tps de3eateds c. j. Q"enteii 5 and /,
Fourth firht--R. L. Taylnr defeated W
Fifth fight-Eiwond Grissingrr fefea.e:i
g. i. Unferhill . and 3 solation-Col.
Wk Hampton defeated ]. W. Murpay- 2
Evening star., 1927-10-23

/ r NTERCLASS matches will open
i the George Washington University
/ hockey season on Wednesday and
| Thursday of this week and will be
/ followed by the selection of the
| varsity squad in preparation for an
interesting intercollegiate schedule.
| Freshmen play Sophomores on
| Wednesday afternoon. The winners
| will meet the Junior-Senior squad on
| Thursday. In the event of a tie for
| first place, the play-off will be staged
on Friday, according to Virginia Hop.
kins Russell. coach.
Captains and managers have been
selected for the class teams. although
| the lineup for the games has not been
| decided. Mary Sproul will captain the
| Freshman eleven, with Evelyn Fol-
som as manager. Jenny Turnbull is
| the Sophomore leader. Caroline Hobbs
| is manager. Louise Du Bose viii lead
| the Junior-Senior squad, managed by
| Mary Ewin.
November is the date set for the
varsity opener, meeting with the
American University on the Ellipse
| Field. On November IL the Buff and
Blue will play hostess to the team
from Harrisonburg, Va. Swarthmore
will be encountered November - at
Swarthmore and William and Mary
will Journey to Washington to play
G. w. on November %. This will be
| the first year that George Washington
| has played through a strictly col.
legiate schedule. Formerly. seminary
schools of junior college or prepara-
tory rating have been included. A
desire, to make hockey a ma jor sport
at G. w. was responsible for the
change Of policy.
Fourteen girls have reached the
third round of the singles tennis tour.
nament at George Washington, ac-
cording to reports from M. l.. Loeff1er,
manager. Two second round en-
counters remain to be played. In one
of these r. Wells meets Naomi Crnm.
ley and in the other Julia Turnbull is
to encounter Miss Wilson.
Those who already have reached
the third round are Margaret Ryan,
Miriam Davis, Mary Hudson. Louise
Omwake. Myrtle Crouch, Mary Ewin,
Elizabeth Miles, Pauline Tomlin Lin
vile, Gertrude Heare, Grace Hurd.
Bette Wright, Ruth Butler and Jean
McGregor.
Physical training directors Of the
seven Junior high schools will meet
at Columbia Junior High tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock to hold the post
poned session for the purpose OF de.
Gliding upon the dates for the annual
inter.junior high school block ball
series.
The meeting will be held In the office
of Ruth Brigham, girls director at
Columbia. The schools to be repre-
sented are Powell, Columbia, Langley,
Hine. Macfarland, Jefferson and Stu.
arr, the new junior high school.
Combination gymnastic and dancing
classes for children are announced
by Y. w. C. A. officials. to be in
augurated this week. The costume for
the class will consist of MILDLY. bloom
ers, sneakers or a wool swimming
suit and sneakers.
The schedule Of classes Is as fol-
lows.
Class K-Saturday, 10 to 1o:45-age.
10 to Is years.
Class O-Saturday, 1o:45 to 11:3o--
5 to 10 years.
Games inaugurating the inter.
playground basket ball series for 1927
were played on seven grounds yester.
day. resulting In victories for Bloom
ingdale, Georgetown, Rosedale, Phil
Evening star., 1927-10-23
CONCANNON SCORES 200
POINTS TO $50 FOR TEN

Joe Concannon, star pocket billiard
shot and manager of the Arcadia bill.
lard parlor, scored 1000 points to $50
registered against him by 10 leading
District players during the past week
at the Arcadia.
e. Tindel, with 96 points. and J. E.
Maynard, with 80, received first and
second prizes for making the best
showings against Concannon.
. Starting October 81 Concannon will
meet 19-year-old Tindel. whom he re.
CARDS as conner, in 750-point match
in which Tindel will be spotted $50
points.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
PRETTYMAN TO LEAD
POTOMAC'S OARSMEN

Charles Prettyman. Potomac Boat
Club shell coxswain the past season
was elected captain of the club crews
at the semiannual meeting. L. L.
Millar was chosen captain of the
canoeists.
Billy Belt was elected assistant to
Prettyman and A. r. Shaw was Sc.
lected to assist Millar.
A Winter sport and social program
was outlined. Basket ball and bowl
ing teams are already preparing for
the busy indoor season, and a
Halloween party and dance will in
augurate the social season on October
20. An oyster roast will be held No
vember 6. with a basket ball benefit
dance on November IL.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
JUMPING EVENT SERIES
TO BE STARTED TODAY

This morning at IL o'clock the sec
ond of the series of regular Sunday
morning jumping contests will be held
over the Rock Creek course. The con.
tests will continue until May. Per-
manent possession of the Bride Path
cup will he determined in the final
competition.
In the first tests last Sunday. A. II.
Heinrich, riding Crescent, !. made a
perfect score to win. Viking. owned
by Miss Frances Saul and ridden by
Gardner Holman. was second, and
Sandy, owned by Hudson Moses, was
third.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
Mcleod egeI for Golf o,vn 7Uo Scholastic Title Tits DueI
STRAIGHT OFF THE TEE,
Beach of Burning Tree. His 70 was
a good piece of scoring.

Beach of Burning Tree. His 70 was
good piece of scoring.
Signs pointing to the holding Of the
Professional Golfers Association
championship at French Lick. Ind.
next September came today with the
announcement that Thomas r. Tag.
gart has offered a purse of $4,000 to
get the event. The tourney was held
at French Licksin 1924.
With the conclusion of the Middle
Atlantic open championship today, lit
tie remains to be done but to write
"finis" to the local golf season. There
can be no doubt that George vofgt is
the outstanding amateur of the sea.
son, while professional honors go to
Tommy Armour for his victories in
the United States and Canadian open
title events. and to Fred Mcleod for
his win of the Maryland open and his
feat In tying Diegel
Two finer puts have never been
made than the two Diegel and Nc.
Leod made on the eighteenth green at
Indian Spring to tie each other yes
terday.
Perry Hoover. chairman of the golf
committee at Indian Spring, yester.
day hung on the championship plaque
bronze strips containing the names of
the two new club champions--R. w.
Digges and Mrs. w. L. Heap.
Willie Leach had q grand chance to
win the Midatlantic open title. Need
ing 36 over the last nine, Leach fin.
ished with an inglorious rs to end in
third place. But the stellar stunt Of
the day falls to Eddie Towns, profess
sional at Indian Spring. who played
the first nine in 80, three under par,
with the aid of an eagle 2 on the sec.
ond hole. only to find his puts brush.
ing by the edge of the cup over the
last nine to take 80.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
FIELD TRIAL EVENTS
TO OPEN TOMORROW

Drawings for the fifteenth annual
field trials of the National Capital
Field Trial Club, which will start to-
morrow at Centerville, Va, will be
made tonight at o'clock at Fairfax
Inn. Fairfax. Va.
Tomorrow's events will include a
members derby apd members all
age race. Old pointers and settlers
whelped on or before January i,
1926, may be entered in the derby.
Entries in the all-age event must be
handled by amateurs and previous
wins will not be considered. All dogs
must belong to members of the club.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
ANOTHER DRAW AT CHESS.

BUENOS AIRES. October % Hp).-
The fourteenth drawn game was re.
corded here tonight i'm the world chess
championship contest. Jose r. Capa.
blanca, Cuba, the champion, and Alex.
ander Alekhine. the Russian chal-
lenser, playing ir the nineteenth
game, agreed to a draw after 81
moves.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
FAWSETT is LEADING
FOR TRAPSHOT TITLE

G. C. Fawsett. 1926 high average
champion of trapshooters in this Sec
tion, Is leading the race for the title
this year. followed closely by r. D.
Morgan.
|, With 706 hits in $50 clays, Fawsett
has amassed an average of .9413.
Morgan has smashed 1,34S in 1,450
for 1926 figure.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
DEAD PIGEON FOUND.

"A dead pigeon carrying q brass
hand bearing the number 3412 and an
slur.inum band inftialed IF-27-D-6O2I
W. found yesterday about 1880
O'Clock near Washington Barracks by
Z. p. Woodward, Alexandria. Wood
ward brought the bands to The Star
sports department, where the owner
nay obtain them.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
COOPER LEADS GOLFERS.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, October
% RD.-Playing superb golf, Harry
Cooper of Los Angeles conquered the
Lakeside Golfund Country Club course
here today in 141 strokes to lead 81
classy field of professionals at the end
of the first 36 holes Of play of the
Oklahoma City open tournament.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
27 TO TRY FOR QuINT.

Twenty-seven candidates reported
for the first practice of National Capt.
tai A. G. basket ball team. Candi-
dates include: House, Hatcher. Ed
Woods. r. Hughes, P. James, Sonny
Kremb, Sonny Cuffreda, j. Mating
games write Manager Al Chronige,
I'll Croissant place southeast.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
DE ORC DOWNS HOPPE.

NEW YORK, October % R).--
Alfredo De Orc won his handicap
three-cushion billiards match against
Willie Hoppe tonight when he ran
his total for II blocks up to 504 points.
Hoppe, who gave away Is points in
each of the II blocks. finished with
705 and needed 720 points to win.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
DEMPSEY FIGHT
FILMS ON VIEW HERE

Pictures of the recent Dempsey.
Tunney fight together with prelimi
naries, will be shown this week at the
Gsyety Theater.
There win be six showings daily.
They will be at II am. II noon. dur.
iug matinee performances. at and
z p. m. and during evening perform
aAceg
Evening star., 1927-10-23
MARYLAND HANDICAP
GOES TO BROWN BUD

BY the Associated Press.
Frederick Johnson's crack Sugar
old. Brown Bud, Yesterday won the
Maryland Handicap. $4,000 added. at
a mile and a quarter. at Laurel.
Whiskery was second, length be-
hind. and Jock third.
There were nine starters and the
time was 2.03 As.
Evening star., 1927-10-23

PARIS, October % P.--Tohnny
cuehbert, featherweight champion OF
England and holder of the Lord
Lansdaie belt, defeated Edouard Mas
cart, French featherweight. In a II.
round contest tonight on points
Cuthberf made chopping block of
the Erenchman after the fifth round,
Evening star., 1927-10-23
e5.YARD RUN DECIDES.

= AMHERST, Mass, October %
M1.-A 95-yard run by Lee featured
Wesleyan's victory over Amherst
today by the score of 90 to IL. To-
days victory was the first of the
Ssasoa for Wesleyan, and came as a
H7r0riss.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
GEN. ACCOUNTING OFFICE LEAGUE.
Team standing.

High team sets--Checlx Accounting. 1876:
Claims and Post Office. 500.
dian dasasn Tribal Claims No !, SIT; Post Office.
Ofacel. 112: Stone ieIains), Io9.I: Ippo.
lit9 Check Accounting). -IO6-S.
. HIGH Individual sets-Warfield Post Of
Evening star., 1927-10-23
GOPHER HARRIERs WIN.

MINNEAPOLIS, October % R).-
Minnesota won the 4-mile cross-coun-
try race against Iowa along the river
course today. "a to 81. North OF Min.
nesota was first. his time being 221i.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
NEW YORK GIANTS AHEAD.

PHILADELPHIA.O October % OP.-
The powerful New York Giants
pounded their way to 13-to-0 victory
over the Frankford Yellowjackets in
National League foot ball game
here tf say
Evening star., 1927-10-23

High =. iandiyidual set--Mulyey III. B. Den.
~ High ipdiyidnal game-Mulyey III. B.
Denham COL. 1872.
Five teams are tied for the leader.
ship of the National Capital Leagr,.
King. Pin, Meyer Davis. Arcadia
Lunch and Monarch Insurance have
won of their IL games, while Fl. B.
Denham Co, has won 6 OF it's 9, hav.
ing postponed set with Chevy Chase.
King Pin had little trouble i'm TAX.
ing three from the Checy Chase Club,
newcomers to the circuit, while AR.
cadia Lunch took three games>by for.
felt, when the Federals failed to put
in an appearance.
In the other three sets, Columbia,
III. B. Denham and Owens & Bauer
each won two games from Monarch
Insurance, Chas.s Fl. Tompkins and
Meyer Davis. Scores were not star.
Ting with the exception of Jimmy Sim.
mons Arcadians turning in a 633
game without any opposition on
Thursday night. This score was one
pin short of the high mark for the sea.
son. .634, held by Fl. y. Denham Co
This week schedule has II. B. Den
ham rolling Federals tomorrow
night, King Pin and Owens
Bauer, Tuesday; Meyer Davis and
Chevy Chase, "Wednesday: Monarch
Insurance and Chas. Fl. TompulSins
Co. Thursday, and Arcadia Lunch vs.
Columbia, en- Friday.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
NAUTICAL DUCKPIN LEAGUE.
w,os,, Stauxffne ~

High team game. Washington Canoe lst
Hi~h teo,, set. Potomac Boat Club. .688
High individual game. Moffa;t. Washing
ton crnoa End i54.
,anue Let riSS
Evening star., 1927-10-23
WOMEN IN SPORT
by CORINNE FRAZIER.

j lips. Iowa Avenue, Garfield and Mont
rose.
New York Avenue succumbed to the
superior play of the BloomiugdaIc
representatives by a score OF 81 to 4
on the New York avenue field In
the other six tits the home teams
were victorious. Georgetown bestei
Mitchell Park, 13 to 8. Rosedale noseh
out Plaza, IA to .; Phillips defeated
Twin Oaks, 10 to Z; iowa Avenue took
the measure of Takoma Park, % to g.:
Garfield swamped Virginia Avenue 81
to s, and Happy Hollow yielded to
Montrose, % to 90:
Play i'm this series will be continued
next saturday morning at 1880. The
schedule of games will he announced
later from playground headquarters
The teams lined UP as follows:
Brmde f:7I. Positions. NY. Ave a..
E. Harrington. Right forward X Common
N. Murphy = /. Left forward. =. Lingeback
Gal5ers 6s'o1. sfnser sfds Center hinssbsss ws
{. Hummutt. :. Left guard e. Blanton
D. Ryan .. ... Right guard m. Moore
Geotn ua. Positions. Mitch. Pk. to.,,
stas,, Mines Rfrs, frf t9Gward }oSaa1 paxsiI asiII
Sadie M ssInsa kiatta Ss.sr side center 1aas Masss
N. wiili;sr' -. Right guard .........F. - Faien
Rosed'le tt4l. Positions. Plaza t9,.
Daisy Bolts. :. Left fordard rs; n. Perry
Dorothy Hardy Right forward u. Z. r. Perry
Ethel Bolts. Center ..,... A. Sandirge
Mildred Hook. Side center ......M. Pruitt
e. Alexander. Right guard 49,. Il. Olivet
NJ. McCallison. Left guard .......F. Dorr
.Phillin. ne,. Posltious Twin Oaks N.
May Shelly Left forward .... X. stead
A. Lorenzen. Right forward ... r.. Coils
w. Torney ...Center C. Devereaux
fsma Gladinan.. Side center -. "A. Edwards
Ruth Allen :. Right guard ~. Edwards
W. tore,zsn Left i,g gussd s. InS,sn Cooper
Iowa Av. f.s) Positions TAX. PIX. tsl.
V. Monk ..... Left forward !. Helen Riley
I; Mills go. Right forward Adams
Sally Aman :. Right guard !. :. Ruth Bice
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bice Tor NJ. Bice.
Garfield f33t. Positions Va. Ave. 49,.
p. Kelso ~. Left forward. M Roudatush
lone Holman .cester i:"s.l weiis
asassz Ss,. III, E;ss, sssSS i Il Tq,,;a S,s.
Substitutions--Megs Goodman for lone
Hoffman: Ellen Burnham for Helen Yo~ell
Rena Burnham for Ellen Burnham.
Monrse t2sl. Positions. Hap. Hol. t20l..
Polly Blunt :. Left forward :. a: Merchant
y Jones. Jones Risht forward p. W93odisy 3sas;,
T. ossas Hoses SIDE Center II Foilaasbes ss
Mary pT Rubei Rqht guar guard M. Folisnsbee
substitutions--Belle Morgan for Helen
Howes.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
WilIie Leacl, had a grand chance
WITH THE BOWLERS

DR.. Sullivan has high game with
1888, and also high set with 364. DIR.
Wresinski sets the pace in strikes
With s, and Belts in spares, with %.
BANKERS LEAGUE.
Evening star., 1927-10-23

Soccer. comparatively new game
in the United States, Is played by
250.000 men.
Evening star., 1927-10-23

Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear: track fast. :
Evening star., 1927-10-23
LAUREL ENTRIES
FOR TOMORROW.

FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000: steeple-
chase: for 4-year-olds and up: about = miles.
Oracle ........ 135 Danupio 49,. i. 1888
Evelyn Sawyer. 139 Silk and Scarlet. 13S
MacCarthy More lao
SEcovn n AcE-furxe Ct 400. claiming.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
q walter N. Jeffords entry.
a Samuel Ross entry.

SEVENTH RACE--Purse. $1,000: claim,
ing: for 3-year-olds and up: ! mile ana ~
Evening star., 1927-10-23

Games inaugurating the inter.
playground basket ball series for 1927
were played on seven grounds yester.
day. resulting in victories for Bloom
ingdale. Georgetown, Rosedale, Phil
Evening star., 1927-10-23

set Handicap; for 3-year-olds and up; 70
miles.
Crusader & 13ee Mss,s NG,,s e,ve,i III III
princess Doreen. li6 Banton ........ 1903
Evening star., 1927-10-23
NATIONAL CAPITAL LEAGUE.
Team Standing.

High team set--H. B. Denham Co. 1 ,T43.
High team game-H B. Denham Co. 634
High indiyiduai set--Mulyey fH. B. Den.
Denham Col. 182.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
PROS SHOOT @
AT INDIAN SPRING
Columbia Vet Equals Score
.of Middle Atlantic Open
Champ-PIay-off Today

TRED Mcleod. veteran profes.
l. sional of the Columbia Country
Club of Washington and Mary
4 land open champion. putted
Evening star., 1927-10-23

NCBLIC high school foot hall
championship series clashes
between Business and Central
on Tuesday and between Tech
and Western ON Friday will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-05
COTTON ADVANCES
ON SHORT COVERING
Farm Relief Encouragement
Is Factor in Trading
in Staple Today.
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK. February 5.-The
cotton market opened steady today
at an advance of to 5 points on a
continuation of yesterdays buying
movement There was some South
ern selling and realizing, but demand
continued active and by the end of
the first hour active months were IL
to 10 points net higher. May selling
at 1404 and October at 14.45, or into
new high ground for the movement.
Much of the buying was attributed
to covering by shorts, who still
seemed to be influenced by the
prospects for farm relief legislation.
while there was also fresh commits
sion house buying and a moderate
trade demand.
Private cables reported trade call
ing and covering In Liverpool and
active business in cotton piece goods
with India
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET
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Following is a list of bonds and
stocks traded in on the New York
Curb Market today.