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it's there; he's bubbling over with 1t.
This was shown by the difference
in the training Of the two men. When
Dempsey finished his training. how
did he do it? / mean when he was
boxing. He'd wind up playing a
game of 'patty-cake, patty.cake. ba-
ker's man. with a reformed wrestler.
Pushing each other about the ring;
not actually going through any real.
helpful work. That showed that
Dempsey was too tired-too worn out
for strenuous work.
How did Sharkey finish after his
boxing? He'd go at the punching bag
and whale the daylights out of II.
holding his arms high. showing he
was still full of pep. You've got your
answer right there.
Dempsey has been md still is a
credit to the fight game. He has
never worn the high hat" but has
always ben hail-fellow-well-met. lie
has always been ready with hello
and a hand shake. That's why he has
been called colorful-not so much be
cause of his fighting, but because he
is a prince of fellow. And shoulC
he win I'd be happy-even though iC
be wrt i, in my prediction.
(Copyright 1927
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-21
PROVIDENCE CANOE STARS
WILL SEEK LAURELS HERE

Burch also has word from the Island
Canoe Club OF Island City. y. Y. that
it will send competitors. and a number
politan area are expected to enter
the lists.
Maryland Swimming Club Of Balti.
more will send over squad which will
make special bid for Junior honors.
Old Dominion Boat club of Alex
andria will be represented only in the
Junior events. according to it's list OF
entries Just received by Burch. Those
who will perform for the boys from
across the Potomac are: NJ. w. Bales.
K. G, WhittOn, +. A. Bell. T.. A. Cor.
man, V. II. Young and +. A. Hull.
fish, ir.
In addition to the host club a num-
her of other orga nizations will he rep.
resented including the crack Washing
ION canoe Club group. which has been
cleaning up honors this season; Arun.
del Boat Club of Baltimore, and the
Young Mems Club of Bristol. PA.
Aside from the cups offered bv Sir
Thomas Upton. The Evening Star.
Inc Red Dragon Canoe Club of Edge.
water Park. n. j.; Potomac Boat Club
! and Franc Jewelry co. of this CITY.
trophies have just been presented by
| the Post and the Times. the former TO
| go to the winner of the senior four
| double blade race and the latter to the
| Junior four double-blade victor. With
| the addition of these trophies, both tn
ne perpetual awards, cups are now
! provided for all four races.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-21
MANY TEAMS SEEK
WEEK END CLASHES

Many local and suburban sandlot
diamond combinations are seeking OPP.
position for Saturday and Sunday
games.
Bradbury Heights A. c. wants Sun
day game. Call f. l.. Wissman, Main
37S between 9 and O'Clock.
Liberty A. c. wants a Saturday tilt,
having booked with Walker Hill
Dairy for Sunday. The manager of
the Dairymen is asked to call Pop
Kremb. Teams wishing games can
| reach Pop at Columbia 4165-J after
5 o'clock.
Mitchellsville wants a home game
for Sunday. Call Bowie 17-F.3.
Triangles would like to card for
Sunday on their home field. Call Pc
tomac 1915.
Cherrydale desires a Sunday Cd
ponent. Call Clarendon SAC after 5
o'clock.
Holy Rosary Seniors would like to
| schedule a game for Saturday.
Capital Juniors have several open
dates. Call Lincoln S55-J before $50
o'clock.
WOOdside Seniors and Petworth A.
c. will battle on No. Z diamond Sat
| urday. Manager Minnix is asked to
| call Manager Stewart at Silver Spring
125 between 6 and Z o'clock.
One big inning Melted four runs
and Moose Seniors won over Head.
quarters diamonders yesterday, to 5.
Trigo and Massey led their respec.
tive teams at bat.
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C0L0RED GOLF COURSE
WILL OPEN SATURDAY

An 1Shole match between Harry A.
Jackson, colored open champion and
John NJ. Shipper, first colored profess
sional, will feature the opening Sat
urday afternoon of the new nine-hole
golf course of the National Capital
Country Club. colored organization
located on the Washington-Baltim
boulevard about miles from Laurel
DR.. Emmett J. Scott of Howard
University is president Of the club. the
membership Of which, embraces bust
ness and professional men of Wash
ington and Baltimore. Judge J..-..es
A. Cobb is chairman of the executive
committee.
l.. Arthur Doame. Baltimore golf
architect, construc.c, the course.
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LAWLER TO Referee
TITLE ROWING MEET

ALEXANDRIA,, Va, July 21.-Em-
NETT E. LAWYER, jr., of the Old Do
minon Boat Club and president of the
Southern Rowing Association, has
been named referee of the Southern
Rowing Association regatta, which will
he held on the Patapsco at Baltimore
Saturday.
Old Dominion Boat Club crews have
just about finished preparation for the
event. and a stiff drill today, followed
by a mild spin on the Potomac tomor-
row afternoon will conclude the pro.
gram laid out by Coach Walter Thrall.
The locals will leave early Saturday
morning.
Thrall has announced his final crew
selections. as follows: Junior quad
ruple sculls. Parke Bell, Robert Whit
ton. T. A. Hulfsh. jr.. Benjamin Mi
nor; junior eight-oared shell, Louis
Bell. Robert Whitton, Magnus W..
Bales. Jimmy Trout, Alvin Fried.
lander. Buddy Ross. Eddie German,
Walter Pierpoint, Parke Bell, cox.
swain; Junior fou:-oared gig. Eddie
German. Ma gnus Bales. Buddy Ross.
Alvin Friedlander, Louis Bell, cox
swain.
Belle haven 0IuD Will SEND a L.
man golf team to the Argyle Club,
Washington. for match Sunday. The
locals were defeated on the links here
by Argyle.
Cardinal A. c. will be host to Pen.
rose A. c. of Arlington County Sun.
day afternoon on the Pentagon Park
diamond at o'clock.
Billy Wood Of this city has been
named aide to Robert Mcdonald, UNI.
pire.in-chief of the Alexandria Com.
mercial League.
Old Dominion Boat club will give its
second smoker of the Summer July 26.
The committee in charge comprises
Carl J. Muller, chairman; e. e. Cary.
err. Magnus w. Bales, T. Brooke How.
ard and John r. Curtin.
Bill Hammond's Pirate A. C. nine
will visit Franconia. Va. for a game
with the team of that place Sunday
afternoon at o'clock. A game with
the town team of Gapland, Nd. has
been set for July 81. Manager Ham.
mond has announced the signing OF
Eugene Sullivan, former Alexandra
High twirler, and Bernard Corbin, late
of the Cardinal A. c.
American Agricultural Chemical Co.
nine, winner of the flrst-half series OF
the Alexandria Commercial League
will make its second.half debut TO-
| morrow, playing American Legion in
Dreadnaught Park at S o'clock.
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JAPANESE NETMEN
SCORE IN TOURNEY
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DETROIT, July 21.-Yoshira Ohta
and Ryuki Mkt, members of the
Japanese Davis cup team, now in this
country, have reached the semi-finals
of the national clay court tennis
championship.
Their victims were seeded players,
Ohta taking the measure of Wilbur
r. Coen, the youngest player ever
seeded in national event, willis Mkt
was defeating Clarence j. Grimm, a
veteran and once both singles and
doubles titleholder.
Defeat of the two seeded players
followed the elimination of a. L.
Wiener by Charles Leslie, Montreal.
Ohta will meet John Hennessey,
Indianapolis, in the upper half of the
draw, in which Leslie is meeting
Wallace r. Johnson. Philadelphia.
Mkt will cross rackets with Tilden,
the titleholder. while julius Seligson
will meet another player of the hard
driving type, Lucien Williams OF
Chicago.
FOURTH ROUND SINGLES.
teated Joseph Olhausen. Philadelphia. 6-3,
Yoshirs Ohta.. japan. defeated Wilbur F.
Coep Kansas City. 6-3. 81. Go. 2-6,
william IT. Tildsn,, H. defeated Emmett
Grimm San Francisco, Sc. Ga. Go.
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Facts about Fight

Principals-Jack Dempsey, for
mer champion heavyweight, and
Jack Sharkey of Boston.
Place-The Yankee Stadium at
One hundred and siXty-first street
and River avenue.
Stake-A worlds championship
match with Gene Tunney.
Time-Main bout at 9:45 to 10
o'clock Daylight Saving Time.
Number of rOunds-Fifteen, the
championship distance.
Estimated attendance - $4,000
persons.
Estimated receipts-$1,o $50, 900.
Dempsey's slare-271a per cent
of the net receipts.
Sharkey's share-c21a per cent
of the net receipts.
PrOmOter--George l.. TEX Rick.
ard.
Betting-F'rom to 1 to to 5
in favor of Sharkey.
In case of rain-Bout will be
held Friday.
Gates open-At o'clock in the
afternoon.
Prices OF tickets-$3.30. $3.50,
$40, S11. $3.50. So and $3.50.
Federal tax-$125,000 on basis Of
$1.250.000 gate.
State tax-$6c 500.
Chief secOnds-t'or Dempsey,
Leo p. Flynn: for Sharkey, Johnny
Buckley.
Manifestations WIZ and WEAF
of New York and associated sta
tons in Nationwide hook.up.
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BY BENNY LEONARD,

Retired Lightweight Champion of the World.
NEW YORK, July 21.-When l was
a little kid some one gave me one OF
those penny clay pipes. Not being a
smoker. / used it to blow soap buo'
bles. One was a great, big. fine'look'
ing bubble. and all the other kids who
were supervising the operations let
out admiring Abs" as it sailed
through the air. One little chap had
ole of those little solid rubber balls.
He threw the ball at the bubble. hit 1t
hard, there was no more bubble. !
blew another bubble. Again the kid
threw a solid rubber ball, but this time
his aim was wild and he missed, and
the bubble scared on its way serenely'
Jack Dempsey is the bubble. Jack
Sharkey is the rubber ball. The ques'
ton upon which, in my opinion, the
outcome of their battle depends is
whether Sharkey will miss or not. BY
this / mean that think Sharkey has
everything with which to beat Demp
sey if he keeps cool and uses his box
ing skill. but if he doesn't-well, he
won't win. that's all.
Now, l must pick a, winner. You
expect it, and that's what I've been
studying the two men for. In arriv
ing at my decision l have asked my
self these questions:
Thinks Dempsey Will Tire.
Will Sharkey, after being hit b,
Dempsey, lose his head and rush al
his opponent wide open, with the in
tention of eating him up. only to be
knocked out by Dempsey's vicious
counter attack?
Will Sharkey move around, boz
cleverly, use his left jab and take
full advantage Of the openings a.
they present themselves, and then
after five or six rounds, fight?
Dempsey will, ! think. slow VI
considerably after this, and it ther
will be only a question of how Ions
the former champion can stand uE
under the onslaught of Sharkey. wht
also knows how to fight as we'll as
box
If Dempsey is beaten it will be be
cause he has shot his bolt early AND
will then move slowly. so that he
will be an easy target for the youth
full Sharkey.
1 look for Sharkey not to lose his
head in this fight. l expect him tc
follow along the lines, the style. that
he showed in his last battle with jim
Maloney. Sharkey told me what he
intends to do.
SIlarkey Will Wait.
When / asked him how he wa.
going to fight Dempsey he replied
Eight Dempsey" Then he smiled
and went on: mot till after l make
him miss for a few rounds and rol
him of all he has" 1.-The gang say:
that the first punch Dempsey hit
you will make you lose your heat
and forget boxing, so that you will
tear in and miss" l prompted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-21
MITCHELL TO PLAY
HEDEKIN AT TENNIS

DooIey Mitchell, defending public
parks tennis singles champion. was to
face Dave Hedekin, the former West
Point star, who held the No. / posi-
ton on Army's team in the matches
with Navy this year.
Hedekin proved his mettle yester-
day when he disposed of Hugh Trigg,
the 1925 titleholder, 6-3 and 81. Al
though Erigg played brillia nifty at
times the former Pointer managed to
hold the advantage.
Mitchell disposed of Coronel, one of
the promising youngsters, yesterday in
straight sets.
Maurice O'Neill managed to take
both sets from Fowler, another south
paw. after poor start. O'Neill was
scheduled to oppose Bob Considine, his
doubles mate, this afternoon. Consi-
dine disposed of George Clark in easy
fashion yesterday.
this afternoon. ONeill and Considine,
defending champions, were forced to
go three sets yesterday to win over
Shore ana Shepherd, clever young
sters.
POTOMAC PARK.
Yeeterday's Results.
Singles. quarter finals-Considine defeated
Clark ;s-s. 6-s: Hedekin defeated TrigE,
Doubles; first round--Hlatt and Stanton
defeated Richardson and Clark. 6-4, 6-3:
WILLIAMSON MI T and s stein defeated Jenkins and
Second rcund--Mitchell and Buchanan de-
feated Driecoll and Haney: 6--3. 81: Rath-
gerber and TriEg defeated Duke and French.
g.. 6-3; Chamberlain and Guilford de-
faated Kimberly and Lee. Go. 4-6. %
Stewart and Ontrich defeated Trenis and
partner by default: ONeil and Considine de-
feated Shore, and Shepherd; 6-3. So.
e.: Tomeiden and Hubbard defeated Red;
Moncure defeated Cstfee and Loney. 6-4
14-12; Silva and Guevora defeated Will
hanson and Stein. 81. 3--6. 6-1: Hicks
and Riordan defeated Deveau and Deve-
Fesux. 81 3-6. IS.
Third round-Fowler and Shoemaker de-
feated Stewart and Ontrich. 60. Go.
HENRY PARK.
Yesterdays Results.
Singles. quarter, hnals-o'Nei defeated
Fowler. rs. 6-3
MONUMENT PARk.
Yesterdays Results.
Singles quarter fnals--D. Mitchell defeat.
ed Coronei, g.. 6-3
Today's Matches.
Singles semi.fnals-D. Mitchell VS.
Nedekin at ) o'clock.
Dcubles-Eewby and Simon VS.. TomeldeD
and Hubbard. Hiatt and Stanton VS.. Seidel
and Byrne. Coronel and Russell vs.. Birch and
Brown, Silva and Guevora vs.. Clayton and
Noncure Mitchell and Buchanan VS.. winner
of Hiatt-stanton and Seidel- Byrne match,
Hedekin and Dodge vs.. Thurten and Brown.
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BY JIMMY DE FOREST.
FORMER Trainer Of Jack Dempsey and Famo
Conditioner of Boxers.

FORMER Trainer Of Jack Dempsey and Famous
Conditioner of Boxers.
NEW YORK, July 21.-It was
case of the fans doing the training
yesterday. Jack Dempsey travelled
into town by easy stages, and Jack
Sharkey spent the forenoon shaking
hands, allowing himself to be inter
viewed and generally pestered by
casual acquaintance and total strang.
ers until Johnny Buckley finally
steered him away to seclusion, or semi
seclusion of the Forrest Hotel. wher,
Buckley and Harry Kelly have their
suites.
Benny Leonard took Sharkey by the
arm and escorted him through the
crowd that was hanging about the
doors of Madison Square Garden,
where One-eyed Connolly. in hi; shirt
sleeves and carrying a massive cane,
appointed himself doorkeeper. ;ld in
uuired of all and sundry who didia
wanna see?" and. getting the be-
nighted ones tale of woe. blandly di
rected him to the one door that was
taboo-through which no one could
pass unless he was a Houdini--be.
cause it led TO nowhere and besides it
was locked
1t was a wise move. this taking
Sharkey away, because he was pour.
ing out nervous energy without know
ing it. He was keyed up to a high
pitch and although he was friendly
and smiling. it would not have heen
long before he would have lapsed
into nervous fretful condition.
Experts Evenly Divided.
As | meandered about listening to
the CAB of the experts and the would
be eXperts-everybody is an expert
on the eve of the big fight was not
surprised they were almost evenly
divided in opinion on the outcome.
| finally ran into Jack Curley, the
wrestling promoter, the man who en-
gineered Jess Willard into the world
heavyweight championship. Curley
asked the same question.
Jimmy what do you think OF their
training mthods?'
My answer WAS look and smile.
and he returned the smile.
What happens to them after they
win the title?" he unused.
Take heavyweight champions of
the last 20 years. They know all
about training-after they win the
championship. Their trainers no
longer know anything. 1t is the
champion who says what he will do
and how he will do it. Methods he
used to get into condition before Win
ming the title, the methods that won
him the title. are all wrong.
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>ADDLERS from Providence. r.
l., will vie with crack blades.
men from this city, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Alex

II InlIdOeIpuld, DdlLiIiOEP, Alex
andria and other places in the
Delaware Chesapeake division cham
pionships of the American Canoe AS
ISOLATION, to be held Sunday on the
Potomac under auspices of the Poto-
mac Boat Club.
J. w. Burch, vice commodore of
the ware.Chesapeake division, who
is chairman of the host clubs com
mittee in charge of arrangements. has
Just received word from an official of
the Eastern division of the A. G.. a.
that the Rhode Island city will be
represented here, and Burch judges
| from the tone of the letter that mum
Der of clubs will be represented in the
| Providence delegation.
Pendleton Canoe Club, boasting such
| stellar performers as Ernie Riedel and
other stalwarts, is an organization ex
| pected to figure prominently through
out the program.
| Riedel Is entered in all senior events
| In the one-man double blade event Inc
will meet Harry knight, great Wash
| ington Canoe Club performer. over
half.mile course. The contest is eX
pected to prove one of the high spots
of the program. Others who will fiasl
Pendleton's colors are Rothroek
Gaehler, Remignanti, Styles and J
and w. Contts. The Gothamites prob
ably will make a number of pos
| entries.
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BENNY SAYS BOSTON BOY
Will TIRE HIS FOE EARLY
Left Jab Will Slow Up Former Champion and Give
Younger Man the Decision, Retired
Lightweight King Asserts.

Again lie smiled that assured smile
Of his and said;
Don let that worry you, Benny
I'm not going to lose my head or any
thing else" He thought for minute
then nut his hand on my shoulder and
said s. riously: Benny, this is my big
chance and I'm not going to miss.
You know how l feel" Just then
Johnny Buckley came in and said:
Some friends from Boston to see
you, Jack"
AS he left to go Sharkey said to me;
Tell the boys uptown to have a. bet
on me. :enny."
l stood and thought Il VIII; he had
said-his sincerity and how he has
doped out this fight, and l know he
ha.; the right method to beat Demp-
sey. This. coupled with his youth, the
fact that he has the grit and loves TO
fi~ht. and that Dempsey is slow com
, pared to what he used TO be, con-
vnces me that Sharkey will win the
contest.
Expects Eight Round Fig!
fights as he knows how to fight, he
pion in about eight rounds.
Now, don't think for q moment be-
cause I've compared Dempsey to the
bubble that [ think he is what some
of the writer's have been calling him
a. "hollow she'll" Nothing Of the sort.
l myself have told you that / think
he is in great condition, as good as he
can get If he Is beaten it will be by
the youth, stamina and superior box
| ing skill of his opponent rather than
because of any lack of anything hut
boxing skill and speed on Dempsey S
part. If Dempsey collapses it will be
because the pace is too hot for him
and it will be age and dizziness from
| inactivity in the ring that will be
contributing causes.
l can't help but recall the Dempsey
Of old and then contrast him with the
Dempsey | saw at Philadelphia. In
his good fights Dempsey used to be
prancing in his corner like a race
horse at the barrier ready to go, hop
ping up and down on his toes wait
ing for the bell that would unleash
him to tear into that fellow in the
opposite corner
And then comes the picture Of the
sluggish Dempsey, the Dempsey o1
Philadelphia, dead on his feet in his
corner, fireless, pepless. Which will
stand In his corner in the ring OF
| the Yankee Stadium?
Sharkey Has Reserve.
] believe that Jack will prance, all
right, and try to look as if he Is
eager to rush into the fray, but II
will be more of a gesture for the
populace, more Of "showmansh
than the real article. This time II
will be a pose-not the real thing.
| Now about the much talked about
reserve energy" Sharkey has 1t
| He doesn't need to try to build it up
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LEADERS IN LEAGUE
ARE PLAYING TODAY

In addition to the game this after.
noon between the league-leadinS Rus.
sell Insects and Elks. that was SEIZED.
uled for Monument diamond No. 3. at
3 O'Clock, three more Capital CITY
League contests among young teams
are slated for tomorrow and SATURDAY..
Waltords meet Iroduois on Plaza
held tomorrow, at / o'clock in an in.
sect tilt, and Sam Rices and CrandalIs
mix in a midget engagement on Mon.
ument diamond No. 3. at ) o'clock.
Walford and st. Martins teams face
in an insect test at Plan field Satur.
day at IL o'clock.
C0lonys swamped Royals, % to 8,
and Corinthians routed Joe Judges,
10 to 4, yesterday in Trenches Insect
League. Himmelfarb, Colony first
baseman. welded big bat, crashing
four hits, including two triples, a
double and a single in five tries.
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GRIT is GREATEST ASSET
OF EX.CHAMP, HE ASSERTS
Sharkeys Lapses in the Gymnasium Are Likely to
Prove His Undoing in the Ring, the Veteran
Athlete Conditioner Believes.

"'I don't need to do that or I
need 10 do that are the words most
used by him, And the trainers, they
let him get away with it. 1t was
that way with Willard and that way
with Dempsey. And a lot of you
men agreed with them. What they
need is somebody 10 say. Here you
get out there and work Instead
of saying, Here's your silk robe
and there's your boxing shoes
l guess he's right. they know bet.
ter than the trainers what is good
for 'em until they get in the ring
and then they find out different.
/ think Sharkey should have been
coached to watch his defense-the
defense / know he is physically cap.
able of-in his training. He's going
10 find that the lapses he failed to
correct in the gym are going to count
against him in the ring with Demp-
sey. That dropping of the left hand
at his side and that wide openness
as he rushes to the attack think
they are going to prove costly against
hitter like Dempsey.
The eX-champion has used more
common sense in his training for this
battle than he did for Tunnev. This
time Dempsey ought to be able to
get his hands up and keep them up.
He ought to he able to swat and
keep on swattine.
Dempsey In About Eight Rounds.
Maybe he can so only four or five
rounds. If he does go that distance at
his best. then he must win. I don't
believe Sharkey is good enough TO
stand him off that long-not without
getting badly hurt. And so. as said
in my previous article, l look for A
Dempsey victory in about eight
rounds. Or if he has to so the full
distance Of Is rounds I think Jack is
fixed so that he'll be able to get home
in front.
call to mind an old verse I read in
one Of my old books at home
| would apply it to Dempsey. I'm
not given to poetry. hut I'm going to
quote it as l remember it.
Here goes:
Well call it Dempsey grit.
So long as I'm here in the ring at all.
>. Until death hammers the finish gong;
II doesn't matter how much you maui
III grit my teeth and come back strong
Though my heart is sick and my body
NV nerve will hold to the last you bet:
Though I'm battered and MANNED and
There's many punch in my old arm
That's what I think of Dempsey.
Copyright. 1877
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WIDE OUT FOR YEAR.

STOCKHOLM. July 81 Up.-Edwin
Wide, the Swedish champion long dis.
lance runner, who is now home from
his American tour, has announced
that he will not compete any more
this year, which means there will be
no renewals of his usual speed duels
with his Finnish rival, Paavo Nurmi
Instead Wide intends to rest to req n
condition for the Olympic games in
Holland next year.
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MAKES 125.FOOT DIVE.

ST. LOUIS, July 81 R.-Ray
Woods, 81. holder Of the Western
A. A. U. high diving championship,
yesterday executed perfect back
jack-knife dive from Municipal Bridge
here into the Mississippi River, 125
feet below. He was uninjured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-21

Post Office took the measure Of
Treasury. Is to 6. yesterday in the
colored Departmental League. j.
Thomas, Turner and V. Harris got
homers.