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The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-09-23
STUDENTS FORM oLEE CLUBS

Glee club work has been added as an extra course of study in the high school for which quar- ter credit will be allowed to both the boys and girls glee club members. Miss Helen Daily is in structor of the singing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-09-23
POLITENESS IS
 NOW DISCUSSED
 FRENCH HUNTERS

PARIS. Sept. 2cc.--5ust now-polite one. ought to be is debated, even in France. A new discussion has been
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-09-23

retary and treasurer, Saimi Kron. quist. e-s .9
 Freshman class-Mrs. Edwards, advisor; president, Viano Wahto; vice-president, Ruth Lundell; sec retary and treasurer, Isabell Cash en: reporter, Bernice Edwards.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-11-25
Attest
Notice OF Sale of Real Estate
J. G.. Debine.
Town Clerk.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That the under.
signed, Fred Ibsen, Receiver Of State Bank o.
Plentywood. will offer for sale TO the highest bidder
for cash in band. subject to the approval Of the
Court. the following described real estate situate
in sheridan County. Montana, to-wit:
North Half (Nh) Of Section eight 49,. Township
Thirty-seven (3D North, Range ~ffty-four (54)
East. NJ Nj.
Said real estate will be offered for sale on the
terms above stated. at the front door OF the
County courthouse in Plentywood. Sheridan
County. Montana, on the 10th day of December
1927. at 200 O'Clock P. M.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject
any and all bids made. and any sale will be made
subject to the approval of the Court. Abstract
showing good title will be furnished.
The minimum price for which said real estate
can be sold is Forty-seven Hundred C$41O0. 0O)
dollars,
Dated this 25th day Of November. 1927.
Fred Ibsen
Receiver.
First Publication Nov. rs. 1927
Second Publication Dec. 2. 1927.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-11-25
G NOTICES
Notice of Sale

Pursuant to a resolution passed by the Board Of
County Commissioner o. Sheridan County. Mon
tana, on October S. 1927. notice is hereby given
that the following described property will be sold
at public Sale to the highest bidder on December
9Th. 1917. at 1000 O'Clock a. m. at the County
Court House:
The South Fast Quarter SEQ. and the North
Half Of South West Quarter. NASW%D of Section
twenty-eieht (2s). Township thirty-three 0S)
Range Fifty-eieht (5s) Z. NJ. NJ. $4,000
The value stated for this description is the mini
mum value at which said property can be sold.
At least 20S Of purchasing price must be paid at
time of sale aud balance in five years.
NIELS MADSEN
County Clerk in and for
Sheridan County. Montana.
First Publication. Nov. 4. 1927.
Last Publication, Dec. ?. 1927.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-11-25
Notice of Sale

Pursuant to a resolution passed by the Board oil
County Commissioners OF Sheridan County, Mon
ana. on October 5. 1927. notice is hereby given
that the following described property will be sold
at public Sale to the highest bidder on December 7.
1927. at 1000 O'Clock A. N Of the County Court
House.
OUTLOOK
Lot 4 Block 3. SlOG
The value stated for this description is the mini
mum value at which said property can be sold.
At least 2Os of purchasing price must be paid at
time Of sale and balance in five years.
NIELS AADSEN.
County Clerk in and for
Sheridan County. Montana.
First publication Nov 4. 1927
ST publication Dec 2. 1927.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-11-25
Liberia

The republic of Liberia has a popu-
lation Of about 2.000000, all negroes,
of whom nearly 20Oo0 are Afro-Amer-
leans. The civilized inhabitants nun.
Der about $4,000. live near the coast
and speak the English language.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-11-25

The Board set December 7th as the
date for a hearing on this petition,
and the clerk was instructed to have
the necessary notices prepared and
sent to ID. M. McInnes for posting.
The following letter received from
the Superintendent of schools, was
ordered in the minutes of the Board:
Sept. 81, 1927
Honorable Board of County Commits
%sioners,
Plentywood, Sheridan County Mont.
Gentlemen:
On September "a, 1927, a hearing
was held at Plentywood on a petition
to create a new school district from a
part of Dist. No. %, with boundary
lines as follows:
Beginning at the northwest corner
of the north east quarter of Sec. 5,
twp. "a, r. SO; thence east 8 1-2 miles
to the north east r of sec. 3;
thence south 2 miles to the south
east corner of sec. IL; thence east
3 miles to the south west corner of
sec. 8. twp "a, +. 54; thence north |
mile to the north west corner of sec.
9; thence east 3 miles to the north
east corner of sec. IL; thence south
3 miles to the north east corner of
sec. &c; thence east l mile to the north
corner of sec. 25; thence south 3 miles
to the south east corner of sec.1,
twp. 33, +. 54; thence west 9 1-2 miles
to the south west orn of sec. A,
twp. 33, r. SO; thence north Is miles to
the north east orn of the south
east quarter northwest quarter sec.
33, twp. "a, r. So; thence west / mile
to the southwest corner of the north
west quarter north east quarter, sec.
80, twp. "a, r. SO; thence north 5 Ia
miles to the point of beginning.
The assessed valuation of the new
district is approximately $364,327.
The assessed valuation of the remain
der of the old district is $269, 191.
There being no objections, the petition
was granted.
Kindly create a new districe, to be
known as districe No 10, with above
described boundary lines.
Very truly yours,
Ethel M. Singleton,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26
Experts Are SkepticaI.

Up among the bright lights where
the sharpshooters of the ring fore
gather at nights, the general opinion
is that Dempsey will receive more
than he will earn. They freely grant
that Jack used TO knock 'em over and
keep 'em there. For that matter the
Pulitzer Building used TO he the tallest
structure in New York. But no one
stops to gaze up at the Eilded dome
any more.
The fans have not forgotten how
Gene Tunney walked around this
former man eater like a cooper around
d barrel. beating him 10 the punch and
piling up points the way man picks
cherries. One thing can be tiCketed
right now. and that is that men who
hold Sharkey money are going to have
4 difficult time inducing Dempsey
hackers to give them any odds.
The only chance Richard has Of he
ing able to pay his fighters without
going heavily on the red side of his
ledger lies in the flavor of his bally-
hoo squad.
If they can call to mind q picture Of
the old Dempsey, the man who had
only to connect once or twice before
he sent his opponents into dreamland;
if they can revive that old mauling
personality and convince the public
there still is a kick left in him, then
the turnstiles may click merry tune
on July > next
As it is at present, there seems no
great desire In pay top prices tn see a
slOW-fOotcd, armWCaTy veteran tossed
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HAMILTON RESULTS

old Ft Kd FAG 4arts} ysa S tp,lG@f
won Merida. I16 tButwell, S4.25. sos
second: LuclC Ann, ll3 tBrower1. $3.50
third Time. l:Ql : D,arro. Son Of Light
SECOND RACE. 3-yesr,olds up: 5I2 fur
I Itogn9oe-Qulnrhin. 10 tFeeneyl, 81 70
- in2 - So won; Note of Love. 10!
SSanisar, Successor. Blue Tony, First Day
Blink Day, Crmdus Warm Springs. Ohm 4
and SunsVept also ran.
THIRD RACE. 3-year-olds up. / + miles
k5ngs Court. loa Thomas. $S35. $50
yeyii $ll.5o, third Time: j 90 . A.
and Ands and Tippance also ran.
FOURTH RACE. 2-year-olds: : furongs-
Cayuga., rs Horn; S945. $6.1O, 81 30
yIa % lmgmiGto ro,n III ButySeln, ssl9
thrd Time / Oh Philosophy. Maurice,
Miss L. SSoIace and Reprovr also ran.
FIFTH RACE. 3-year-olds up mic and
- .yards-Comet. 10 Chalmers $40.
TOM. $40 90 so second. Jeb. io6 CF'ec-
Solo. FIRE DOG and Grazer also ran.
SIXTH RACE. 3-year-olds up: | Il miles
Warfare, l05 tFeeneyi. $3.50, So 90. $50.
won: J0st; ~ Boqgsssa,. sa!6ooo 800.
Tlmc %. Tahoma Molly Locket Play
On and Lang Syne also ran.
SEVENTH RACE, 3-year-olds IN: ! mile
ard q fqrlong-Forest Lore, ~ Roman,
hanc 91 M ss = 20 W Second ea'e sPorh
Edytor' lo5 Wilson,; SIS, third Time.
::'S', Wild Cat Harp of Prophecy and
Fornovo also ran.
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LATONIA RESULTS

FIRST RACE 2-ycar-ods up; 9. furlonr.
" 80, won; Sandy Hatch. l16 Nv. Garner
a. 90 y. 40 second: Shadowy, ,i : tSmithl
Roland. Royal Omar Odd Seth ana Apopkl
SECOND RACE. ".year-olds: 81 furlong.
Wisdom. IFS ~. Howard SJ.iO 81
50 SO won: Beau Aspin. lis PoolI ,
$40. $50. second; Old Fellow. il1 IN.
let EverlastInE. Eleven O'Clock Old Times.
Rainstorm; Beauregard Hcngist. Beetle Bub
and Fire Bin also ran.
THIRD RACE, 5.year-oids UP: ! milo
out won; super Frank ia Russell. - 90.
or or. third. Time. 1877 Fire On and Good
FOURTH RACE 2.year-oIds: -, ffrlongs
@@ o., Mary Hume Io2 N. Garnet. - u.
SON, So. $3.50. second: Charles Robinson.
lo7 'Pasclmal $50, third. Time / o. =.
Sailing Shin Cassie Fire Bug. Honest Wild
Mary and Lady Basil also ran.
FIFTH RACE. 3-ycar-ods; ] II miles
t a. so Lat9n "a Il ed Mandy TO-" .Po@L
lahanl. SO $3.50. second War Eagle us
Rolled Stockings and Buddy Bauer also rau.
SIXTH RACE t-ycar-ods m: g turlonc :
Rothcrnel l0S W. Garner $3.50. $40,
$50 .e"ond PicadlIy. ioa irasc di NM 81 81
third Time. l:l0la. Sir Peter. Blue Mask
and Energy also ran.
SEVENTH RACE. 3-ycar-olds up: milo aud
turIong-SGar. ia tGarncrl. SIS 80. ~ 81.
81 won; Battle Field IL .tStrettonl ,
81, third. Time. > ., Duckwced. Lady
Carolyn. fp She Goes and Carrck Fergus
also ran.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26
Pro Golfers Supreme Promoter lone Taking Gamble Big Bout
PEANUTS IN FRONT
IN AQUEDUCT STAKE

NEW YORK. June 25 (P).--A race
which rivaled the LatOnia Derby Tor
the interest OF turf fans today saw
Il. l.. Gerry'S game little Peanuts out
strip a good field in the Brookdaie
Handicap at Aqueduct.
Peanuts set at rest ALL doubt of his
ability To handle weight by carrying
ll9 pounds Of handicap. lead over the
mile and q furlong route in l MINUTE
As - seconds.
Despite his splendid showing previ-
0lSly IN the season Peanuts was rated
at odds Of 16 to i'm the betting,
The speedy little colt bore the
heavy impost bravcly and had the
stamina for bid in the stretch which
enabled him TO gain the lead in the
last few strides from Chance Play, the
ndds-on favorte. firing suddenly,
Chance Play failed to place. Display
was second and Espino third.
Jockey Thurher rode the winner,
which brought the owner $500.
Sharing the center of the program
AZ Aqueduct was the great America u
stakes for 2-year-olds at five furlOnGs.
1t was won by Dice at II to ) under
Jockey MCAuliffc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26
SEVERAL GOOD DIAMOND
Tits LISTED FOR TODAY

when Wrigleys and Tate A. c. meet
on No. Z Monument diamond this
afternoon at l o'clock.
st. Mary's Celtic Juniors of Alex
andria and St. Charles Juniors of
Clarendon are scheduled TO play on
Potomac Yards diamond al / O'Clock
this afternoon.
An exciting midget fray is prom.
Used for this afternoon when Crandall
and Corinthian mines clash on No. 8
diamond.
Holy Rosary Seniors are in quest
of opponents in their class. Call
Cleveland 1852 after o'clock.
Manager w. o. Reed. Ballston, Va.
#. F. y. No. >. would like 10 card a
game with Warsaw, Va. nine for Ar
lington Grays. Call Clarendon 1017-J-1
after 5 o'clock.
Junior Citizens and Pontiac Props
will oppose Del Ray Juniors in dou.
BILE bill this afternoon. Del RAYS
claim the Northern Virginia Junior
title by virtue of a win over St. Mary
Celtic Juniors last Sunday.
Maryland A. c. took Marine Bar
racks nine into camp yesterday, 3
to 6, on the Marylanders' field.
Darkness halted game between
Crescent A. G. and Washington Bar
racks yesterday on the Barracks field
with the score 3-all at the end Of the
tenth inning. Horace Duffy, Central
High hurler. pitched for Crescents.
Each team garnered five hits.
Hiser's AlI-StarS will entertain Boil
ing Field tossers this afternoon on the
diamond at Riverdale at 3 o'clock.
Val Halloran will pitch for the home
| team with Rich Reeley behind the bat.
4 two-hagger by Pinch hitter Roche
in the ninth inning gave Royals n
13-to-12 victory over Lindberghs in an
insect game yesterday on the Monu-
ment Grounds. Royals are after more
contests. Call Lincoln 4.
Cabin John nine will entertain the
Hilltops this afternoon at Cabin John
diamond AT o'clock. Tuesday The
Johnnies will battle Alta Vista al the
Montgomery Country Club.
Holy Rosary Seniors will face the
/ Daily News nine in the latter team s
debut today on Washington Rarra Cks'
/ diamond at 1890 O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26
HANDY MANDY SETS MARK
NTAKINC LATONIA DERBY

sprang in to a length lead, with Buddy
Bauer. War Eagle, Rolled Stockings
and Handy Mandy following.
Jock held his lead until the stretch
with Buddy Bauer creeping up To his
shoulders. At the eighth pole Jockey
Poole decided it was time TO move.
Both Jock and Buddy Bauer were tir-
ing. Handy Mandy had moved up to
third place and Dolan was trailing
last. Rolled Stockings had broken
and was out Of the race.
With n rithmic quickcning of her
flying legs the fillY showing plenty of
reserve swept into n length and ono
half lead at the stretch, which she
continued 10 increase. Dolan came
up from behind to take the stride Of
War Eagle and together they clat-
tered by the favorites to finish second
and third.
With Jock setting a killing pace
It was race all of the way to thrill
even the hearts Of the most hardened
turfman. 1T sent a crowd of 10000
fans into a frenzy Of wells and cheer
ing that rollicked from one end of the
spaces to the other.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26
DUFFERN PARK RESULTS

FIRST RACE, 3.vear-olds and M fur
S465 $500 won See 1t Trough. 10S tFal-
lonl. $l9.9o, 5000, second: Emmy Lou.
III tCorhetD. - so third Time. q. t,
Prince Theo. Rockasta. zooua and Let's Go
SECOND RACE 3-vear-olds and up: s
furlougs--.Tacobean. 100 tRlz2ol. SIPS.
- 95 $500. Won: Easter Sight 100
tHicksl 81. 50. S2S5. second: Bruce 1917
tMcC3bel. $3.50 third. Time .0i = @.
Rachel D., Woodland Queen and Coral also
THIRD RACE. 3-vear-olds aud w: about
; furlOngs-Melva Rose. 100 lHlcLs), 50
$50 S3.65. Golden Locks, los
lRzzol 81. $50, second; Kusman 1l5
Mexican Pete Faith w. Black Phantom
and Mountaincer also ran
FOURTH RACE 4-year-olds AMI IN.
urlongs-Pledmout. 10t tRlzzo'. IS 10
- 10 S365 won; Parmachenee Bell 10
100 'Falloni. S. 90 third I'd Tine INC Xxx i1
Florence Deem. Royal Flag. Gold Leaf. Grey
Day and Rande1 also ran.
FIFTH RACE, 3-year. Olds aud up: ~
furlong s-Taudlanc. 10 tFodeni. $50,
s SO S35o won :o Rosclusk" !n2 Fora
Hicks, S3.:@5. third, Tine. 20 s.. Johu
Candy Maker also ran.
SIXTH RACE. 3-year.olds and IN: 6 =
as s. SO vt Ara1S 1s HGs FGrG
IS 10, S3.3o, second: Omabrage 10 INC
Cabel. $500, third. Time. :"6ts Dongcs
Gold Bells and Pipnin also ran.
SEVENTH = RACE. i.year,,oIl,ds and ":
Sto3, $3.50 Won Scissor lo5 Hicks
'Rjzzo,. S3.1o. Time. I:56 -. Gayiy.
Rambler and Jingle also ran.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26

and az" idrl'ar1snaSish Star TO- log Mctlair.
= 20 sS;o 30 $50 Won: r FansGd y
shindy. Becky Sue. Lanoil RunalI Special
a's sr Gs'S%'9 RA ai2 !a .Hesrod. rnronrs-
GolfeN. lis tGeving,, S.i so sl440, s..
won: Mary Flynn. lis Root. $3.50, s.,
third Time. 1:ol :, Ronivan. Down Y4n,
dor, Mae Maxim. Lord Assagai, PIucl>y Pal
a'1 TH insf'' R K'F 2. 9ea fa% and up Eur
longs-The Radger. l04 Armstrong. 50 50,
so" s. Won; Pats Y,o Jane Inl 'R Root
$40 third Time ~. Matador Word
Of Honor. Gotham. Downcast. FAR Name
and fo G2RdT tn" fA Grf' as9 rad and IN
wa Ys,c. ana '@ WINS SSo' e'd9s
Time. ie53!, Gay HaIiic' Willie Maid Bia'.
ney stone Wood Fairy DR. Macmillan ami
81 FIFTH fRAG%E 3-year,olds aud IN: 6 fur-
Io":s 8 IL taton, ll6 Wlelland, 800
Strong, $3.50, S3.50, second nd Shasta B1lct
Hantsman. Booze Bcyer ana Giister also raj"
8. so, won: Princess Doreen. 1"2 tLegere.l.
s iev sac x So s sGI@ F Hesn Babe ddt
loSomor. .Louncer and Cndgeiler also ran
SEVENTH RACE, 3-ycarods and up.: !,
$500. won: Grey Face. 104 Whitaker.
cnnq Go,,, $2o thru sSdn TT %,rd s2ay
Twlnkins. Bowie Clark and Sir Maurice also
EIGHTH RACE 3.year,olds and IN. ! +
miles--J.ast Cent liz tWhitakerl. 50 so.
$50. S3.t0 won. vilIager. lI3 fRooti ;,
L" - ,h1d s T%s Efsfc Bray Annie
Croatan and Lucent also ran.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26
AQUEDUCT RESULTS

First RhCE. 3-yycar-oIds; 81 tmIongs--
"a. J. s to s. won: Ambition, 100 tRarncsl
" tn third Time ! Fl n Billy BLACK
Miss Crump FIXING s1ct. Last Bite Puget
Sound. irish star Good Cause Quandry.
Metal Man and Boast also ran.
SECOND RACE. 4-vcar-olda M: about =
mllcs--Job - tCheynel. . to L. 10 =.
ont. won. Phosphorc IA" (Havnel. :, to /.
out. second; Bethany IA tSmoott. out.
third Time i i0t, Rarlcv Corn also ran.
THIRD RACE. "-ycar.oIds. : furlonrs-
Die 1870 tMcAuliffet. IL tn ). I to ,. !
to 3 won: sun Edwin ITO Ambrose. q
TO J. 3 TO ]. second, GrOucher 125 tSaudct .
! to :. third. Time 90. Distraction.
Br0oms. HypnOtism. Fred Parker Mordine,
H"@2ns Alley. Wonderful and NV Chum
also ran
FOURTH RACE. 3-yearo1s NJ: mile and
\ furlonc Peanuts. lI9 tThurherl. rs 10
) even. , to ). won: DISPLAY. Il% Maibent
; To- ! 10 10. second; Espino. l10 tFatorl .
even. third. Time: l:tsts. Light Carbinc.
tha"ne Play and Forever and Ever also ran
FIFTH RACE, 3.year-olds: ! = furlongs--
:! to 5, Won Flower, Cir, III, Barnes, :
j to , third. Tine 0t55a, Girl Friend
Irene H.. Re still FX Ray Falconry and
Bedford Queen also ran.
SIXTH RACE. 3-year-olds Up: y nlins-
Scat. III tGoodwin). 3 tn !. to 5. 3 10
) won: Hi 10. 1876 WIENER. > to =. u to
3 second Drawing Board il tZoellcr' 3
to : third. Time. 2:15. Fairman. Roseate
II. Gfacme. Mercedes T.. and Levoyant also
ran.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26

formerly "t S1"'ldhH, !" 'te
< Y United States open ~olf cham
piuu>hip Mt 0akmout indicates
that American plofe ssionai SoG Is
not. As many believe. superior to that
OF All other countries.
The amateur brand IF golf IN Tins
>,untrv is and las been definitely Is.
tah,iShed since 1920 rs the best in tho
world. and there IS M doubt that the
professionals also arc fast advancing
~ this stage. hi. they haven't Sot
thore Vet In minor tournaments. IN
team connections and even in the
major events. the American rtoieS-
Sfoual-aud hN This is meant tic
home-hred partciuldrly-ha been hold
ing his own. I,ut the folciEn-horn
golfer also has had his share of VIC
torres in both major and minor tourna-
r,ents here. 50 that il can hardly he
said tho American brand IS supreme.
II II had not leen fer the amateur
golfers in this country in the past -
wears the foreicu-horn professional Is
would have enjoyed almost mo-
ropulv in the American open cham
pionships. Since 1912, when Johnny
NTcDcrmott won the open for the sec.
ond successive time, this competition
has been won by the following Ameri-
can amateur golfers: 1918. Francis
Ouimet: 1918. Jerome TlaNcrs. 1915,
charles Evans, jr.; 1923. Robert I.
Jones. jr.. 1926. Robert 7. Jones, II.
Forcicn-Born NiCtorS.
The foreign born golfers who have
won This title since 1912 arc: 1920,
Edward Ray; 1921. James Barnes;
1924. cyril Walker; 1928, Willie Mac
Farlard: 1927. Tommy u. Armour.
And in 1923 Robert Cruickshank.
sturdy little Scot, tied with Bobby
Jones but lost in the plaNoff.
During this period Walter Hagen
and Gene Sarazen were the only
homebred professionals who registered
victories in the United states open,
Sir Walter winning the title in 1914
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26
DELORIMER RESULTS

E Ed" RACE i,ysarolds m; ~ fggrrIomg:s
500. won: Anthony. 103 wall. Nl1 go.
SA,6n. second. Auction B 112 tGtbsonl
Dance Fiyrng Ford aud ?. Moody MOODY also 5'T ram.
SECOND RACE. 3-year-olds IN: ) fur
longs-Glitter Gold. los tFeenevI S1l -.
$3.50. S62o won: Crystal Ford, 10
Amesl. SSb3 SIS. second; Zaincr. JOB
Smith sos, third. Time; l :05 n. Annie
Crown, Lady. Corriegarth. Jim Town. Irish
THIRD RACE. 3-vear.oIds up furIongs
s3.i9. won Marvin 1o4 Gibson. $500.
third. Time. .07, Eleanor W. Troubler
Exit Laura Gaffney and PnIygala also ran
FOURTH RACE 3-year-o1ds TN, 81 fur
longs-Tidhlts 107 tCoSanl. $40. S3 30
$50 Saao second Tany Girl lid "' iG 8 D.
son, So 20. third. Time. ] 81 x. KaXon,
e. J. Craiemic. Miss Holland DR. Barnes
and Sunny Hill also ran
FIFTH RACE. 3.year-olds IN: : furloncs
- &" Van l RSs. f SS Ram 3 S 6
second Vasouez. ~ .Moranl. $50. third.
Time. .3S. Lisab, Lula. Gendora Cold
Mdrk and glasgow also ran.
SIXTH RACE. 3-year-olds IN ] mile and
20 yards-Redweed. III lM"Cabe.. 81 so
100 So won; Or. HUFF. 1lt jackson,
fraruso'. 81 third. Time 131 Vendor
sam GrcEet Vida and Pete Foy also ran
SEVENTH RACE. 3-year-olds up: mile
2nid 20 -vaanrds---.Arzacd. 104 Carusol .
.. Robertson So % SIS second d. Aun uni Are re"
lo@ klmry'. S9,95. third. Time. :564,
RanocI<. Bvng Boy. McTab Maimonides and
Mllori also ran.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26
ELEMENTARY LEAGUE
HAS ACTIVE SEASON

Marked success attended the ele.
mentary school base ball champion
ship competition Of the Municipal
Playground Department, which has
just been completed.
There were senior leagues for boys
above the sixth grade and Junior
loops for those of the sixth grade or
under. In both 144 teams, equally
divided, cot action. \ total of 2,920
players participated.
Gales won the city title from Mon
roe in the senior tournament after
an unusually hard fight. No city
series was held in the junior group.
hut champions of seven leagues were
decided as follows:
Georgetown, Fillmore School,
Bloomincdale. Emery School; Car
field. SmallWood School; Park View,
Monroe School; Virginia Avenue,
LcnoX School; Rosedale. Wheatley
School; Plaza, Peabody School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26
Washington Park Results

longs@Red Pennant. iOi CBolcro w. Sio 30.
St.So. S3.3o. won: Best Friend, - Never
Monarchist Supporter Fred TaraI New
Beauty, Forward Pass, Bontaud and Our
SECOND RACE. .,year.qd.; ; fnglongs--
won: Domesticatcd t02 fKederisi. 81, S4I0.
sccond; C@roneL l97 ,TapIinl $50 third;
servant Meta Run. Buckeye Belle Sera-
ievo Charmarten. Fair Anita and Papri&a
THIRD RACE, 3year.olds and up: fur
longs-Glrl Scout ll3 CHardyl, IS 10.
- 20. S36o; won. Pigeon Wing ~ lo6
aid 105 ,Pcndergrassl. $3.50. third Time.
LIP Henry Hornrr Rival. Orostes II,
Bulletin , Spn Alt4ss and scotland also ran. =,
milo and a furlonc-Flatron. 100 tLaucj
,M"Crossenl, ST 80. - 70. second; jack
Time. | 80 - Smilug Gus. Fair Wind.
Chairman. spanish Lay. Iron Mask II Rob
Rogers. Flagstaff, Devon aud Geo. Dcmar also
FIFTH RACE 3.year-oIds and an. mic
-LedSe, o. 'J"nes' -; S29o 50 20 Won:
s sis; RrcLsacher 100 Hardy, s. 30,
Fiattey. Laniorte and siyty also ran. ''''''
SlNTH RA s. as ssnc a"1 % ",e
~" SEA ser"nd; Sst Ev +" l I3'C 'Ley,
pie, nnn<ie Lord JnliAn PAM Roma, Pride
SEVENTH MA RACE ne 3Y p,o, a"d W
%on Got ar r'T Bond hof i4 PeIc "
$40 $@i 20. second SCOTLAND Forever i03
+ Bowddcnl. $50. third. Time 100 .
Court II Margaret Gaut and Open Hand also