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VIRGINIA-In the Circuit Court OF
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BERTHA BROWN 1900. Plaintiff
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NANNY BROWN. $50. Defendant
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]. HENRY CRUTCHFIELD, p. q.
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RACELAND RESULTS

Seffee sI a HAsh ,ysss!;i Ds tF?s
won: Brcm hh,rr11, ~ 'Connelly,., 81. -.
Ton Soil Lagoon, Thistle Bit Elastro and
c0 srcoN NIT FACE fs" olae So tn-lorr,
--Crispie seth. 1ns ,Chl"ntt,. sI4 10 SO
SO wc ~ Madr nc Emelic 195 Pnvic,
81 tt'rd. Tim Tr"1 :os' MISS 1i!,ian' SOW
fall Lady Croxton .Iimma wohelo Edith
Gray. Divorce. Juel Jean and Silk Bennett
THIRD RAGE. 2;yesr-ols; mr., !: c ri
won: Archibald, 10 Merit, $50 $50.
1.:51. little Doris, PRETTY Run. Messidnr.
Snpon. Boutonniere, War Boy and Jad also
FOURTH RACE ".year-o',lz m. mi,c snt
ont. won: Geo. McCr.rr los Bryan, SO,
"9' thru Time q lis. d Tish and Dolas
FIFTH RACE. 3-vear:olds up: ! mile and
$40 50, out. won: ITncl n,,; Al. w 1o7 M
1Cbilcntt' ont. third. Tine. 1;47as
SIXTH RACE 3.year.nlas mp. fuslorgs
-Krick.. 100 Ryan. S"4.4a. si4 S5.an
won s' sb aos r. .Chlcust' MA 90 ,s
1:"7is. Freaco Fire On Muldoon and
Brc.dave also ran.
na nh F'r' los "f Mermc sea' ST.. siso $3.50
"n ": spsnish Star 10 peterson SON SIS. third
Mary Vary Flames anne, Aecnmuator Ruth Gold and
EIGHTH RACE 3;vear-cIds IN. 9 fu.,orss
won: Thelma o.. Ill lDale,. $40 S3.60.
ssecond. Jsne G.. III tMazcue,, $3.50 third.
Time 11e Queen Bes; John Hsser Sir SiTg, II.
T. s. Dabney also ran.
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EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

FIRST RACE. 3.year-olds IN: I mile and
20 yards--Grand Bey. j Is tHaviland' . to
= even. 1 to s. won: Drawing Board: los
LIS tBarcene,.. out, third, Time. :45'. :.
SECOND RACE. :t-vear-olds up: mile and
20 yards--Izettd. 100 Fields. to 2. y to
/. even. won: Hike l1s 'Haviland,; to |.
S tn s. second: WISHING Stone. III Bar
cene' 70 5. third. Time; 1:47ss. Light
0'Dawn. Meanwell. Foxy Peter. Evergladc
Baby Gar Belphrizonia and Pichonne also
THIRD RACE; 81, tur!cnss; .s-year.olds--
David Bone. lis tMcAulinei. IL tn 8. ] to
g. out. One Hour. 1l4 fODonnelli.
out. out second: Eddie Ahesrr. 100 tCalla-
ham. TO 5. third. Time. 06 y. ! Hope
FOURTH, RACE, 2;year-old. up mile
and 20 yards-Black Panther. 100 Barnes.
u to 5. : to s out: won: Coma Pc 119
tCallahan). out, third. Time. las. Mote
also ran.
FIFTH RACE a-yesr-olds- up; about 6
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gift. 11h t0D0nnelIl.
even; | to 3. to- g., won, Watch On. 1o2
LCallahan,. to 5, to :: second; Lucky
Play. us Collins, Ito 5. third. Time:
l:10as., Brush Away. Giant Big Heart and
s,ar oMorn. 1is !McTasaei. TO : 70
:. | to s. won. Noise. lis Fields. to :,
eeUWen second I;n Violet 3 IL .Est1r,: I to
Tarashaii Ederle and Blue Aster also ran
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BURROWS SETS PACE
IN EVENT AT TRAPS

Smashing 40 targets in 80 from 16
yards. Frank Burrows led tlapshots
at the weekly Washington Gun Club
competition yesterday at the Benning
traps.
Burrows was given hard fight,
however. by r. y. Morgan. Maj
Julian Smith and George Emmons,
each Of whom got As.
After "A miss-and.out match in which
eight took part. Morgan won the
handicap spoon. He and Mai. Smith
tied. each got 25 straight for the four
months trophy. Morgan winning the
toss Maj. Smith also showed class In
the doubles. getting SO hits in as.
In the second event DIR. William ID.
Monroe registered 70 to add another
leg. He is leading in the competition
for this trophy. with five legs. BUR-
rows. his nearest rival. has three. The
competition will continue another
month.
DIR. A. r. Slime hung up "a to top
the field in the HELEN Cup race.
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LINCOLN FIELD RESULTS

,cn r,RsR RACE a-yea,;9ds fnd M; fnr-
s. sas wsS sanf.o" is ora
suzanne B. Huon Pine Gettysburg. sobrose
West Hill, Bootsie and Chief sabsttus also
SECOND RACE: s,year,o!d. and np: g
So. 81. 80, .s..es. won: Hiram. 1I"t Nv.
Garnerl. Si.44 So 30 second: Noble wrar.,.
li6 Hunt. $50, third. Time. 1875
THIRD RACE :,-vear-olds and up. / r
niics--Are@al. 100 tPhiIpotl. S13.1S. $500.
81 Is. third. Time @:oosz Krmo9in. Pat
Field Donna Santa and Try Again also ran.
FOURTH RACE. 3-year-olds ard IN: 8
LONG. SOIL. $50. second Red q pa"c.
ios ,tGarnerl,. S,.4:. third. Time. :1"1s
IIndike. Chink. Rnapc. vcllas Edna Glenn
Roc,;y Cliff. The Runt, Massillon and Dimple
FIFTH RACE a-vcar-olds and IN: 6 FUR
lnnesa--Greenock 1"5 POOL. S3.as, s::.jS,
- - go sS Won T9ro iss Garner S5s'
az third. Time :12i.. Rhubarh sun
friar. Congress, May Cooper and Pandale also
SIXTH RACE. 3.yoar.old. and up: IL
81 sG Mint oa Gsrner, SIS
rar, $50" saas So ssco a"ar Away '' los
1Bnlcro,. S:,3s. third. Time 40 s. Billy
Bamr1r wm1r,nn, ard Samaron also ran;
s.oo4. Sass Won: Red P'nr:nt. iod
sasamook. ,Blarney Stone Halu aud wrack
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III ing Association to be held Sat
urday afternoon on the PO-
torac under the auspices of Wash.
ington Canoe Club will be the. senior
four double blades bringing together
crews of Washington Club and those
of Potomac Boat Club. also of this
city; Pendleton Canoe Club of New
York and Philadelphia Canoe Club.
There is spirited rivalry among all
the organization and. save Philadel
phia each, will be striving to gain re-
venge for previous defeats at the
hands of their adversaries.
Saturdays meeting will be the first
i'm which all four combinations have
faced since the Sesqui regatta at
Philadelphia last season when Pendle.
ton triumphed. This year i'm the
Peoples day regatta in the Quaker
City Philadelphia vanquished both
Washington and Potomac. Pendleton
did not compete. In the Delaware
Chesapeake division championships of
the American Canoe Association held
here Sunday Washington lowered the
colors of Pendleton and Potomac.
Philadelphia was not entered.
Another race to which enthusiasts
are looking to with much zest is that
between Harry Knight. crack veteran
of Washington Canoe Club and Ernie
Reidel. stalwart young Pendleton
hladesman. knight conquered the
New Yorker in great race i'm the
Delaware Chesapeake affair Sunday.
flashing in ahead over the haif.mile
course by inches. The pair early out
distanced the remainder of tn field.
Reidel will be striving N, hardest
Saturday to even scores with Knight
A. Earle Weeks. commodore of
Washington Canoe Club. who is chair
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PONY SHOW LISTED
FOR ROCKVILLE FAIR
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE. Md. July 30.-A
pony show on the first day has been
announced as leading feature Of the
annual fair 10 be held here August
%. "a - and Is. under auspices OF
the Montgomery County Agricultural
Society.
James C.. Christopher. who has sue
cessfully managed all such shows at
previous Rockville fairs. will again
he in charge and he will be assisted
by z. McCubbin Waters and Edward
P. Able. Six classes will he shown,
as follows:
Glass Ponies under S6 inches,
rider under 10 years; best pony under
saddle.
Class Ponies under 40 inches.
rider under 10 years; best pony under
saddle.
class 3-Ponies under ~ inches.
rider under IL years: best pony under
saddle: best pony in harness to APP
propriate vehicle; best pair of ponies
IN harness TO vehicle.
Class 4-Ponies under AZ inches,
rider under IA years: best pony under
saddle; best pony in harness to APP
propriate vehicle: hest pair Of ponies
i'm harness to vehicle.
Glass 5-Ponies under 50 inches,
rider under Is years; best pony under
saddle; best pony in harness to APP
propriate vehicle: best pair of ponies
In harness to vehicle.
Glass 6-Ponies under 5S inches.
rider under Is years; best pony under
saddle; best pony in harness to ap-
propriate vehicle; best pair of ponies
in harness to vehicle.
Ponies in classes ] and 2 may he
shown in class in single and double
harness.
In connection with the show, six
pony races are scheduled for the first
day. One-fourth mile. for classes j,
2 and 3; one.fourth mile, for class 4;
for class S; one-half mile.
for class s; one-half mile. for teams of
four ponies. selected by lot, each pony
to run one.eighth mile; one.fourth
mile. hurdle race, for ponies from A
to SIS inches.
Cash prizes and ribbons will be
awarded in all events.
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NJJESSLEIN ADDS HONORS
AS INTERNATIONAL SHOT

This was he third world crown 20
be hagged by Nuesslein. In 1920, ut
the Olympics at Antwerp. Belgium, he
blazed his way to victory IN the small
bore event with a sol out of a possible
400. and at Camp Perry. Ohio, i'll
1923. he added to his conquests the
world championship from the stand
ing position in the free rife events.
Nuesslein gained his place on the
Yankee team that went to Rome
when he placed second in the fini
try.outs held last April at Quantico.
Twentr-one ranking shots selected as
a result of tests held throughout the
country competed. Nuesslein achleVe1
second highest score in the shoo'
Those who survived the grueiing elm
nations and their scores were: Lieut.
r NJ. Martin. $50; Nuesalein, l.otV'
X. F.. SeitzinSer. Marine Corps: Los
w. J.. Bruce. 1.ol4; IL. - Ioui,sI -
Marine Corps. 1913; M. W. D"asoh'
I $40: l.. Lach. Marine Corps i,aV+;
Nuesslein first attracted a.te.''1 ~,
as a rifeman when con'pe'1u 1;,,
shoots in New Jersey. AZ o"ion .;ann 'i
he finished third in a natlonai
Ill. hore tournament when 10 years
lid \uesslejn has be IN making ms
home in Washington since FebruarE'
1o1o. when he was discharged iron.
tho Army. During his n,li'.al!
career ne had little opportunity ior
rife practice, as he was IN the Ar
Service.
Swiss Win Top Honors.
Switzerland got major honors IN
tho Rome tests. That country $
rifemen won the team match WIN
a score of 5.397 out of possible
900. and one of it's standard bear
ers. Josiah Hartman captured the
free rifle individuals with a. grand
aggregate Of 1.105 out of possible
900. from the three positions.
In the team competition SWeoe"
was second with $500, followed IN
order by the United States WIN
a.o72: Denmark. 5.24l: France. h.l6o;
Italy. 1875: Spain. 4.7Sa; Holland,
4.7ss; Poland, 4,400; Czechoslovakia'
1860
Hartman won both the kneeling
and standing contests in the free
rifle individuals. registering, respec'
lively, $40 and S44 out of possible
400s.
Mai. Harry l.. Smith Of the Ma
rine Corps was captain of the in
yading Yankee team, which was
coached Capt. Joseph Jackson,
also of the Marines.
Following the matches members OF
the team spent some time touring
Italy. Switzerland and France.
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man Of the committee of that club
arranging for Saturdays affair, reports
that he has been assured of entries
from these clubs, i'm addition to Poto-
mac. and, of course. Washington
Pendleton. Philadelphia. Maryland
Swimming of Baltimore, and Old
Dominion of Alexandria.
Island City Club of New York, also
may be represented and Weeks has
received an inquiry from the Sleeps
head Club. another New York orSani-
cation.
All races will be over a half mile
course finishing i'm front of Washing.
ton Canoe Club. incidentally, open
house will be i'm order at the club
house and Commodore Weeks invites
everyone to witness the contests from
there. Tie program will begin at 2
o'clock.
G. r. Majer of Philadelphia Canoe
Club. Commodore of the Middle States
Association. will he referee and other
officials will be picked from the host
and visiting clubs.
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JACK is FAR BETTER NOW
THAN in FIGHT LAST FALL
Former Title Holder Learned Proper Training Pro.
cedure in Sharkey Bout, But Will Find Gene
Even Tougher Champion Than Before.

the minute rest between the rounds
He will come up for the succeeding
round able to do some lighting, a.
least.
Jack Must Save Energy.
Dempsey. on the other hand. will
have to go into the ring with his re.
serve energy all in one basket He
will have to husba nd it and save il
as much as possible, for every bit that
he spends will stay spent.
There will be no manufacturing
process" between rounds possible fort
him. And once he fights himself com.
pletely out he'll he done for. He will
not he able tn generate energy durins
the minute rest like Tunney will be-
cause of the few years difference in
age which favors the present cham
pion.
Already the arguments are begin.
ming among the fans. Dempsey has
earned himself lot of hackers BY his
defeat of Sharkcy. Tunuey also has
his followers and they are about even
in number TO those who are favorng
Dempsey. That is, the split, so far 8
I've been able to discover. is fifty.
fifty"
Right here ] want to deliver an
opinion on the fighting ability of Gene
Tunney. ] think he ranks among the
greatest of all the heavyweight cham
pions under the Marquis of Queens
berry rules. Gene is not n Snowy
boxer nor spectacular fighter. He
is purely mechanical. But he knows
how TO fight and he can take an enor.
Gus amount of punishment. especially
about the body. He can stand it,
mean. But Gene doesn't have to take,
much because of his cold. calculating,
methodical style OF fighting.
Gene Is q Heavy Hitter.
Tunney is heavy hitter, much
harder hitter than most persons think
He has one of the most effective left
jabs any heavyweight of the last dec.
AIDE has shown. But ii is because of
his cold, calculating style; his studied
counter attack; the fact that he won't
give the other fellow a chance by
cutting loose and mixing wildly with
him, that Tunney Is uninteresting TO
watch in action in the ring.
The fight fan prefers to see a couple
of heavies get in there and slug with.
out regard to science. Why, even q
Jim Corbett today would he unpopular
as a fighter with the rank and file of
fans because their tastes run more
To the knock-em-down and drag -em.
out style of milling.
Dempsey will meet better Tunney
the Eext time because Gene has the
confidence born of victory It's Just
about an axiom of the ring that a
heavyweight who whips another
heavyweight once can whip him ell
the time, but while Dempsey will be
meeting a better Tunney so will Tun.
ney be meeting a better Dempsey
than the Sesquicentennial. Jack.
tCopyrieht 1927
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Hammers Bouquets Speaker: 7unney Improved Dempsey
WAR POLOISTS EASY
FOR OLD OAKS FOUR

REMSON, y. J.. July Soy the
score of is goals to > Gen. Howard
s. Bordcns Old Oaks today routed
the War Department polo team from
Washington, n. C.. in the final match
for the Southeastern circuit cham
pionship. Both teams will play in
the intercircuit tournament at Mar
ragansett Pier the coming week.
This was Old Oaks fifth straight
victory. having defeated Sun Eagles.
Bryn Mawr. Bryn Mawr Freebooters
and Rumson teams and proving A
much stronger and faster polo combi
ration than the War Department in
today's match.
The Washington poloists. who we're
conceded two-goal handicap were
shut out in all but the first and third
chukkers. Col MarSetts, also was
the mainstay OF his team, shot goal
on called foul, and Mai Hoyle
Tailed twice in the third period.
Fort Bliss will he among the new
teams that will play in the Rumaon
Cup tournament which continues the
coming week.
Summaries:
War Dent. t5'. Position Old Oak. ne,.
M Msi Th" e! p,rii.. -. 49,. ;Ceci, Carr
Maj. II. e. Hove. g.. Gen AT Il !. s is"rde"
Col. N z. Margetts Back Rnbe Williams
Score by perods
S sd o Si"a''"e"' ! 3 9 : 81 s-is
Individual goals:
se, War Ds sS S,"sar F ,",. by Mar
x,1 = GO e. SS os. ,s wis% 81
Northumberland Steward 3rd Timer and
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RACING STAKE GOES
TO BLACK PANTHER

NEW YORK. July 80 P,.--The
Empire City Racing Association Sum
mer meeting came TO A close today.
with Black Panther taking off the
feature event. the Mount k.sco
stakes of $4,000 added. The winner
paid II to :.
Copiapo. 6.to.a favorite. was second
and 1ngrid third. The mile and 10
yards was run in 1:45.
Many of the horses at Empire city
have been started for Saratoga,
where. during a 30-day program,
$500, 900 viii be distributed among
the winners.
Clearance ran off with. the Quebec
derby. worth $4,000, at Dorval.
Tehran was second and The StNlis
third. The time for the mile and
one sixteenth was las As.
The Dominion Handicap. feature
of the card at kenilworth, was won
by Grenier. a Giblin and Potts entry.
King Basil took second money, and
Peter Peter was third. The lace was
worth 5000 to the winner. and the
mile and one-sixteenth was covered
in 1:4a.
Nervous Able. long shot. won the
six furlongs event at kaceland
Frenchburg was second and Mahe! Il
third The time was TIA.