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THE MAYFAIR.
2115 G ST.
Facing the Lincoln Memorial. -.
room, kit. and bath and 2 rooms KIT
and bath; S35 to $50.
Resident Manager.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROF.

HAVE $50 900 10 INVEST
%. G. ncome.producing real estate; ANAL
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4 NEAL PIOhUP.
Forty-one thousand square feet Of
SECOND COMMERCIAL GROUND
AT 20 CENTS PER so. FIT,
This ground is located on a new concrete
lation at the price asked No trade cOnSid-
cred at this figure.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
14o7 New York Ave. NV. Main 1856.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.
One-story brick, leased to con-
fectionery store for $3.50 per
annum, in growing suburb !;
$500 cash required. Price,
$1,000. EUGENE M. FRY, 208
Inv. Bldg. Main 10456.
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TREASURY STATEMENT

The daily statement of the United
States Treasury shows:
Income to date this year. $s,427,.
82S. 35s0s.
Income to date last year, $685..
444, 562.67.
Increase, $93,37S, 1884.
Income over outeo this year,
SECS, 1858 ,988.73.
Income over outgos last year, $75,.
644, S58.75.
051, 942.38.
Increase, S11. s1s. a15.76.
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held at 1910. A large percentage
OF the good heavy hogs went at
$3.50 to 1910.
Cattle prices were not much
changed from Mondays average
level. Cows and heifers that were
grassy sold slowly. Bulls were
quoted steady to strong and calves
mostly stsady. Stockers and feeders
showed a downward tendency.
A famine in the lamb supply re.
suits In Soc advance.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, June IA fresh
supply OF 10000 today after the big
run Monday lowered the hog
market Is to Csc more making
values 75c under q week ago and
the lowest of the year. Ton for
light early was $s.05 with some
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Fin Ous the blank and mail & today.
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Estimated Net Annual Income from The Potomac
Park Apartments and from the Haskin Service.
based upon receipts for the first quarter of io27..
Interest and Amortization on insurance loan at 5zo
Applicable to Preferred Stock Dividends...........
Dividends on Preferred Stock at 7qo..............
Additional Earning Power Behind Preferred Stock
be noted that the estimated earnings are substantial
half dividend requirements ON the preferred
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LIBERTY BONDS

George Washington wore a dress
sword at the time OF his marriage
ceremony.
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$51,255.M
10000

HE of this issue Is being
rhnance the borhood further enhancement the
of Frederic Hasin value of the holding
additional capital The Potomac Park Apartments
ther enlargement OF his business combination
apartment house. The fact the
aft Indebtedness against The Pc lower occupied
Park Apartments and askn service causes
the insurance loan Indicated this portion OF the building yield
the finance the Hasn return hn any ef aoo
Service and provide necessary hot advantage OF TINS eouOa-
working capital uon uae many OF the employees
of the business also and
Inc Fotomac Fafk Apartments their and
anu tne 1askn service are noth 10 supporting influence
be included in the incorporation n; ~. -. -. -
Redemption of preferred .o.. p. A....t" -, -.
may be made IN whole n part 80 iu r. -: 80. 80 ~
' go ~ - v wv the budget requirements after giving
S' - PtO' anu az effect the rehnancing,
staeu ufuen0s earnings for the quarter of 1877
The Potomac Park Apartments show profit of
has The Hasn
tons the District of Columbia Service the
with the holders Of the proposed
has earned favorable cumulative preferred
uaion by its good service ditonai margin Of security
widely known hghgrade estab- budget requirements are mora
hshnent than being earned present Divi-
On account OF the favorable loca dends
ton, and the extensive improve !, 1877
Permanent certificates will be ready for delivery on or about
July lst, 1927
This stock offered when and issued subject to approval
of counsel Harvey D. Jacob. Washington, DC.
Price 500 per share to yield 79o
Frederic ]. Haskin
2lst and Streets NV Mashinstea. .. c.
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on STOCKS


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Borne 4Scrymser Co. .........I 81 80
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Continental oil Co......... III TN
Cumberland Pipe Line.....l 81 IS
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Standard Oil tIndiana1 1921 6s%i 66H
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Penusylvania-A4ex. Fuel 2TNf go
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An Established Business
Offers 7 Per Cent Dividends
$3OO,OOO.OO

Frederic ]. HasEin, incorporated
Qlow in process of incorporation under the laws u Delaware
Including The Potomac Park Apartments
and the business Of Frederic ]. Haskin
10 Cumulative Preferred Stock
PAR VALUE, $1,000 PER SHARE
REDEEMABLE AT $1,000
Exempt from Present Normal Federal Income Tax
Dividends Payable seiannuay January 1st July ls
ASSETS. as Of June !, 1927:
Cash hand accounts receivable,
stocks and bonds, furniture and
fixtures library and photographs. $203l646
American Government" books...... 33144loo
Answers to Questions" books. 100000
Educational booklets in stock. ....... $4,000
Good Will of the Haskin Service and
value of the copyrighted
scripts of the popular books, ~The
American Government" and "An-
swers to Questions. ............. 100000
Potomac Park Apartments. ......... 755,38611
1851 7o7.N
LIABILITIES latter giving effect to the
refnancing Of July 1st, 1927:
Notes Payable
Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany, ffteen-year loan, effective
July /, 1927, at 51z9o.......... $37sOooOo
Capital Stock
Preferred stock (796c cumulative.
par $4,000. ................ 100000
Common stock, 1000 shares.
par value $675oo0O0
Net Assets. ......................... S2867u.56
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PARAMOUNT RESULTS

49,, FIRST RACE; a-yea,r;;cIds and up: g fur
- - 30: $3.50; won: Alex woodlffe. 10
ia rs. Chesterbrook. Sweepstakes. sleE
Margon. Ford Brent and Spanish Star also
SECOND RACE. .-ycar-olds: AZ furlonCs
a,,Witching Hour. 1O7 tPichonI. S4.1O,
$40. S3. won: Polar Sea. lo5 1Curran,,
SsaS ish s s. ;sfS%S sSfd c1fG me Lazy 1o@ z.El G
Sister ,a;ggie. Jane Brooler. Kokonut and
Lady dry Wslcnme E, Q :. also ran.
lonrou.xic KAGk sng ssSrie and np iqr
SlI SPifhqP; Yax $3.50; s$5o ss$SSS S y%a; Asns'
2r& Sird o4fs% Ti%e c'Sf Jos sa%a, Rnnds3s Ils2
Free: Boy Scout. Rose Mist. Creation. crit.
cal EoIRTH MoR,TIt nnd Pr + $ Dabnsy also ran.
%Iss1sa;y g, e. 10 Day; bay iSa Pieho"s. u%.:!s;sa
!ElstonI $3.50 So 80. second: super Kinr.
SIR ssG Marisa MmGTislr'. S3 third Tme 54S.S
FIFTH RACE: a:year-oii: and up: FUR
S1Bso $50 Se% Igass u Loys Gili 81
Easter. 1O6 fGarner,. S3I0. third Tin,r.
III 10. Lounsee. Senator Norris. Bulletin.
SIXTH RACE. 3-year.olds and un: :.
esCShadowdale. 1Oo RYAN. Si:3O.
rIairi. S. $3.50. second: ViiiaTer' Viii %? fi0 nEI
IBaker). S140O. third. Time 1 81 Is.
Tractor, Patuxant. Overdraft and Music
s sEvESrH1 RACE, thrce-year,old. and up:
! +, mi!Gss~Blue les BLU Torch. 11O (Pascumai
StlT texpeei i ~ sS3c won esrond PoTsgT IL
5. :-5, Gloria ousyie. Grass 'S Maid. Dem Dem:
tara and Wood Fairy also ran.
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WOODBINE RESULTS

yors k,x RAff frnT:s ,ri' faf'?"E: s
SID won: Dushka IL ,Petcrnell, S..55.
So second; Thesis IL" Fisher. $50,
Hawthorn. Autoda Fe and Cedar Crest also
SECOND RACE, stccplcchase 4.ycar-olds
un. about mile.-Autunn Bells. liS
Masters, 5000; SJ.15, S".a5, won: Hal
Berdier;. 13. Albright. $500. ,S3.15, ser-
'n" ,%r NTn1S'd 4ims a' Trs"%ai rS"rn%aie Aiis sis
Kangaroo and oyster Bed ais" i' ran ran. '''''
THIRD RACE. .,-year-olds: ) furlongs-
Mare Blanche. II. II: tLaidley,. S6.15. So.
s. a., Won: Toama. III tM"oney' $50.
Cullop Furrow and EIo-e also ran
FOURTH RACE 3-ycar-ods up: 1i>
miles-Dsplay l"0 tSchaefer|. Sol ),
S3.tn. S:I, won: Ruskin. 1oo lMcCoyl. SS.13.
;Sr% SG"pd Fmr Harcy f.ssE & of rrear Can
ter. Single Foot. Mothers Son and JOY
FIFTH RACE a-year.oIis ur: 6 furlonSs
$3.50 Won; Toscanc1li: 100 ,BonrasSa'
Ten '' SIXTY, The The Msplc. % BARROW. arrow jimmy
Brown Til!e and Royal Pearl also ran,
SIXTH RACE. 3-year-nlds IN: | mile
s. s. go. s3.93, won; Eysrmore, TO-" ,FiShcr,.
Troutlet. Attack. Taurus. Natures Darling,
Cloth Hall and Pcrlapidcs also ran.
SEVENTH ,S o RACE; 3,ycar:oldso Up Up; =
W?n: King o'Nci,! Il, ~ tSchaeicr'; $3.50.
- so third Time 40. Smipcr. Fornovo
Sea Lady FLYING Al and Voshcll also ran.
Evening star., 1927-05-29
HOPE DUCKPINNERS FINISH
SECOND In MASONIC LOOP

HOPES second place victory in Ma
sonic Bowling League probably
was the biggest upset of the season.
This team had never finished among
the first ten before and its battle for
top honors was rather unexpected.
La Fayette won the championship
by a good margin, sewing up the title
more than month before the finish.
Most of the outstanding stars were
found Avith this team
Arthur. Urban led the individual av-
erase list. Bill Cox of G.. e. Whiting
was the most improved bowler. boost
ing his average from 105 to nearly 113.
Schmidt Of Columbia. No. ,, who has
more than 20 years experience, came
back To prominence with the highest
set of the season at 420.
Among the teams. Albert Pike,
which has finished i'm the last ten for
the past eight years, maintained it's
record of having never forfeited
game. Hiram, after forfeiting a set
early in the season. reorganized and
experimental with IA bowlers, finish
ing fourth. Osiris proved the mystery
team of the loop. With one Of the best
balanced fives in the circuit. averag.
ing 525. it finished fourteenth.
Prizes will be awarded next Satur-
day night, Ray Cross, statistician and
scorer of the league. who compiled the
figures below. ANNOUNCED. ANY pro-
tests concerning these records should
be made to him before that time.
Matches to decide the winner Of the
Shah Cup, open to bowlers rolling in
every set during the season, will be
rolled next Saturday night at Conven.
ton Hall
Final records:
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MOUNT ROYAL RESUI IS

FIRST RACE. 3-year-olds and up: 5ls fur
S3.15. $3.50, won; Anchestcr. lie (wyattl,
S3;95. $40. second: Janetta; 11O me-
Brush Comfy. % spark plus s and Brillo rsIsp sIso
SECOND RACE. -3-year-olds and up: 81,
furioiigs-oFather Damien. 1O6 tHughcsl,
S1;i d:hr;S6 $3.50. $40 ven; DR.; Barnes. los
Velma NJ Myrtle Crown. st. Quentin' Pixies.
Vile and Spearene also ram
THIRD RACE. 3-year-olds and up: ) fur
lsong;ss-R9ckas. ;s 1O1 tRobinsom,. S2l."
~ ;S. 60 $50. second MoqdS; 100 1Ienk
Village OF Hit Troy Weight. Chief Sponsor
FOURTH RACE. :I-year-olds and up: 6 fur
sl9I;ssIGamila T.; 60 anns I@s ,tseneyI, 90 $t.
S3.3O third. Time. :".is' Miss Holland
Trcle Abe. Laughing Lass. Eleanor W. and
f.. e r:ss::: 10;
rest. S1..95. S.. second: Accokeek. 1n6
20 Brien). $50. third. Time. ! so y.
Duckling. Pathan Compass. Queen Navarro
and STT Sn1ItlnS EDITOR also ran. ran. - =,
So :55. $3.50 won: False Face. i03 me.
Cabe). S3.1O. S2.65. second; ElOudaine. loo
: doDIoIghertyl. $50. third; Time, 1:12's.
Old Broadway. Candora AMI Li5ab also ran.
mile-Bing Boy. 100 tGibsonI. Si.90. S:i1O.
81 90. won: Our Flag Ii ,JenEinsl. S3.fO.
:: .90. second: Blizzard 100 tDoughertyt.
81 .O5. third Time. :50t.. Arsacid. Mae
tab. Troubler Leprcchaun and Lula also ran.
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BELMONT RESULTS

FIRST RACE. .}-vear-oI,ls: / mile-Ceylon
Prince. 116 tZoellerl. ) to /. :, TO 1, 4 to =,
won: Golden Volt. 1O1 Beishakl. 8 to I,
! TO !. second: Capt. Martin. III tStevensI,
to =. third. Time, IA. McAulffe. Teme-
raire, King Jimmy. Melmor and Mustaphs
sEcoND RACE. 4-year-olds up: steeple.
chase: . mies-JolIy Roger, $50 fFergII-
SOM. II to s.: + to 5. / to 3, won: Thomas
Pane l35 tMahoneyl. to ]. 3 to l. Sec
ond: Upsal., 145 iWillianisl. :, to l.. third.
Time 3:4S. Lizard Fredden Rock and
THIRD 'lRo RAcE' cf%' s.year-olds; 5 furlonss-
Dee. 1.5 'McAuliffet. 3 10 /. even. i TO ..
Won: Gruucher. III tBenhaniI even 1 to g
second: Kirk Over. III 4 1MundenI. ) TO !.
third. Time. ] :O1. Mofdine. Scotch and
Sofa Aster. Nitouche.. ExcaIibur. Polly w0g.
FOURTH RACE; 3-year::olds nD: mile
and fErlong-VaIorous. II: (FatorI. 3 to
5. out out, won: Macaw. -1:6 tEllis,. out.
out. second: Forever and Ever. 100 tCalla.
ham,. to 1. third. Time. l :53 d. Sanford
and q, Fen Fen, Follet also ran.
Lairshnr. is iHstiSsi iHoysatS' is to 1ur,9nss In
3 to !. won: Helenita. lis tFatori. :, 10 /.
even. second; Sailor Maid. I15 (CaIlahanI
:. to / :: third. Time. o :j5ss Paragraph.
Hoietv TOity. Mike. LeOna. Cauteen. Drive
Light D.spatch. Frat Girl Celebration. Clair.
vaniva, Falconry. Mkt and Sly Polly also
SIXTH RACE. -3-year-olds: z furlongs-
WatliinSOn. 115 lBrowningl. 3 to / 3 to 4
to D. won: Tcrmagant. lo7 lBenfamI. !"
to ). / to- T. second: Gold Coin. los Fields.
JohS to WIFI Williams rnI ,,ii WecSrH Soyerloqsd
Broonil Red Sublette. Narylanier. Clansor
Gornond. Spanish. Gold and Bois de Rose
also ran.
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AURORA RESULTS

FRsT sAc1 1ls s'ySfS
Sc@s $40 S3p ao Slow snc"na TiTe f,e % ,Ds
Marv H." fGmarls.' fannn,. wnn,. I6 third Tme 1s
Handsome star. Mabel Seth. Josie Hartman
and Mamonides also ran
SECOND RACE. 3-year-ods lIp: mile
DAY Ds nDeprema,. $500. S. so. second:
=: * Erla Lee II, Makeup Tipling and
70 yaa.rrds-Private Seth, ia Lynchp. S..
81. $40. won; Fooiscap. III iCharlesp.
~ ~ e s" 60. second: Daddy Wolf. ia tAilenj.
Light. Mart Bunch. Burbeth " and ni'fs the Lamb NIB
FOURTH RACE, a-year-olds up: So fur.
Sseo Sse6a7-ssks ss 70 81 rhanse Won 195 neore%s
Jenner' $3.50 $50 secod Sall pa1s G1s shsE 10s
los lJones). So third. Time. 1 :iOss e 0ssi Best
rr,end tn,. Sis Garry and Flag of Truce also
saH RAeE se16 SiTssrGSs iSg nD; fs,ogSs
e sa' az s3 q, Won: Chaff. 100 Pendergras:sspp. :sp
81. oic ~; ,third; Time. 1:162s Ali Baba. San.
sfXTH HsaE RSCE ass0 s.yesloilds ra.1i IN. ~ n,,,.
SS53ssoo 53so $40. won: Street Liz. % (Root2
S:;'an. g: a. " second: Tea Trav. 0s (Jenner,.
Sassn,odItn SaanU; Inirdi i Time ZOE *. Sweeptona
SEVENTH RACE. 3.vear.o,ds I'm. -.
mH.'i.e,sn-Toreland .,n 1O7 fPendergrasst S1O
e. 81 a. 81 6o won: Lucy Kate. 1Oo (Hurn1
.Heksl: $40 third. Ta" Timea' oi UnS = Snow. aUo
man. Little Annie. Nobody Home 0"am and
Radigny also ran. "o anu
Evening star., 1927-05-29

compose the battery which faces Dis
trict Heights for Elliott \. c. today.
Clark and Nermillion will do the bat.
terry work tomorrow when Alexa ndria
| Firemen, No. 4. are met at the Nir-
sijlia town. Elliott players are re-
qucsted to report tn Manager Honey
each day at | O'clock
SullivanS hitting. with Poynton's
fielding and the pitching Of Willis
Fisher. CAV Reoyal Peewees a 10-S
victory yesterday over Eastern
Branch Midgets. Thirteen innings
were required to settle the diamond
tilt.
Modern WoOlmcn. Washington
Camp. nine will play Congress
Heights on the latter teams diamond
this afternoon at | o'clock. WOodmen
players are to report on diamond by
1880 o'clock. A game is sought for
tomorrow by. the fraternity team.
Call Manager b. s. Beach. Potomac
51SS, before IL o'clock today.
Berwyn diamOnders will engage Ia
koma A. c. at 1870 o'clock and Rial
tos at o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Manager Culbertson is expected to
hurl the opener for Berwyn with Rob.
erts or Giddings working the second.
Cleveland Park Peewces applied the
kalsomine brush to Wisconsin Ave.
rue peeWees Yesterday 3 to O.
Evening star., 1927-05-29
LOUISVILLE RESULTS

fScE fd6 Essn ESsarsss ssi SO s.
wen: Dedans. 113 tAben $50. 20. Sd. Go se'.
.nl,d; nl,d; George Groom. 113 fConneliyj S3 80
Roma wofs aosaoo AEsrs AsEeissehsT s,ncer:i rs1i
Mama Patsy Jane. Sea Lion and CAPT. Jack.
S,s. sEGSSp 6S,;6.Ik RAGE G;yesr.eds 5 tnrlers.-
SS'sa coi Shaw ' e. w Peo poo s. sst4S S. 81
Time. / :O1. Fellowship William r. Knitn xnifb'
neuO,ia. rneU0mna. Two Dams. Purple Flag. Lady Basil
!cmHopssas:c:E EH1aR sacE ii! i2i!earG; %. spa 4
$3.50 S ont, won: Flying Cloud lie 5Gr,f.
mn. ~ 40. out, second: Starbeck lis me
- FOURTH RACE. :i-year.oids ear Ids" up: I mile
Nexsrrnore. los iCrun1ni. $50. 500,
s39o ss3So; Bob, Bob RSgers los Poole. $40.
tai o !. second eS HIN Marghali Ney JOS ,Chiavet
M1irafel s1iafe Kid O'Kildare. Candy Bird. 1 Bcnito
r.I FIFTH 1RsAcE, s.year,olds; $ furlongs-
Ms.,.C NGa Tore i,2 ,GEPS RSs s5sS s ss$ssS:
ioOt Noble w wracR Greeuock Te 5alrd cartnre' Iime'
Ere Proof Chermartin. Crasher Isostasy.
reSIn1rn' SIYTn' On Say, Dan Barnham also ran.
!sas:EnersS los smifSi. w. sa4o S ss@o fs5.
$50. $50. s3.:o, second CotloEomor. 1Io 10
Mnssiian MtroTiSia1e sSSij;ns S3j;s0 Time ;193 sanutar.
SEVENTH RACE :'-year-nlds up: i mile
Sl53::o s35 so SO 40. won: GraG'1enan, GMest Of
fdTe h"hor, averr ii@ E ol lP"cll; S. $40 second:
Time. :55. The Engineer. FretWeli. Fi But But.
ton. Peggy Bledsoe voie Kiyi. Hilary also
Evening star., 1927-05-29
ando Diamond Enjoying Busy od Dundee Formidable Foeoas
AKRON RESULTS

ss ;g;aTSe' n,t 's''?:;f;.
ihird: Tine o:;i. Ann, ,A%ne Minor. The Mad Mad
5ES SECoSb SGs RATE. S' % 5Ssar.oids up: 5% fur
!9lsA""t sso a Dena ia. f"s ros 1oo '1cre. &
,an H.. .h1 ax TIT Thsde Red dSerahe ssn aap S
Nod Blossom House. Silver kinS and Zaincr
lonssmrhe tR Rm hansn'an ,Ss'rG'' Kirk He @
saao 4a4v s4s. Z. 2n .eedn MnsG" r"sne rTGMe i1S S
iPanleyj. $500 third Time i:%G. snon,
TraSs VIII %ss p Tcnder se,S a"
FoGRTH HH& RAcE S;f% 3'Searoas IN: 81 t"y-
scnsssNsdator T., e, Ne a Jr 1on ,Paney 10
,.,Kine.land'; s4.6o,. third, Time. i los
r: Harp Of the North. verbena wishton
WISH Isl me Merry 9; and Sentiment also ran:
rrS FAaf ay'9fs a"s 20 80.
sss sssc siS r%s 2%sraff 1os rsse:;sss
Dulcy Lou. Mayor Behrnlan. Lure Of Gold
Recover. Gonwithim, Snuff and Isabel also
k,issrn sETH kAG5 15s iPsss III, IA ri
third. Time ST.. Rock Spring. Pad
work and Kelneth also ran
SEVENTH RACE. '-year-olds up: l.
sIso 10" Mon bsras ,Sn,S af
$3.50 $500. second: Bear Grass 100 iPc.
corell) - so. third Time. 1 5:}. Cherebu
kross and White Caps also ran
p, EIGHTH RACE: 3-year-olds up: I mile
Turnberry. 1O6 tkingsland,. 5000. $40
$3.50. won1 Lady Bush. 9s (Armstrong, :.
Sa6n $50. second: Winnpeg. III HAY,
row Hawk. Jibe. -Rodeo. Lady Glassen. Bill.
liken and BattleshOt also ran.
Evening star., 1927-05-29
LIVELY PUNCHING MATCH
ISEXPECTED NEXT FRIDAY
Wclterweight Champion Must Show Much Improve.
ment Over Last Fight to Beat Baltmorean,
But Leonard Expects Him 10 DoIt.

sparring partners. Benny" was his
parting shot when left him the other
day. You just wait until I see you at
the ringside in the Polo Grounds.
I'll flop Mr.. Dundee right into your
lap"
Dundee. strangely enough, II i'm.
bued with the idea that Latzo Is
one man he can beat. The Baltimore
boy really thinks LatZo fears him. I
expect to see a real punching duel
when the pair get together.
Evening star., 1927-05-29
TYPHOON BLOWS IN.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. May 2S tP.-
Typhoon. by Thunderstorm. blew his
owner, !<enton Farm, $50 in first
money by winning the Bashford
Manor handicap at Churchill Downs
this afternoon. He swept over the
five furlonCs i'm 100 1-5. Toro's
jockey could talk his mount into moth
ing better than second place. and
Misstep stepped into third place. Il
neck ahead of Carriage. Eight other
2.year-olds also ran.
Evening star., 1927-05-29

BrOdt's. Inc. nine will journey to
Mitchellville, Nd. this afternoon to
play the team representing that town.
at 2:30 o'clock. Brodt's players will
meet Manager Bowles at his home,
1l2 Ninth street northeast, at l
O'Clock
Evening star., 1927-05-29

EVtCIHI 1eHEu6 FffLeH,
- High team games-Potomac. 646; NJ. N.
Parker. 63S.
High team sets--W ashington Centennial,
1.543: La Fayettc. 1.713.
High individual averages-Urban. la Fa-
yette. l13-S2: Watson. La Fayette. 113-l2,
Cox. G. c. whiting. 1920: Burtner. Wash.
ington Centennial 1890.
High individual games-Tsemann Harmony
1915; Lewis, Stansbnry. 164: Dyre Takoma.
Io9; Webb; Washington Centennial, 15D;
Lewis. N. NJ. Parker. 150
=, High individual sets-schmidt Columbia,
-; ,, 40; Urban. La Fayette. 40: Ulrich,
strfes-Urban. La Fayette. te'o'.n ii; IVA Watson.
"a Fayette. 81: .Keeler, st. Johns, 81; Cox.
sparssmcox. o G. c. Whiting. c5s; Burt.
ner. Washington Centennial. 256 Ulrich.
Potomac "46; lsemann Harmony, 243
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PITCHING RECORDS.
1t took II innings for Joe judge

II took II innings for Joe Judge
Insects to get a 6-to-5 verdict over
Corinthians yesterday. Eor games
with the winners call Franklin 9067.
Jersey Yards base ballers defeated
Washington Barracks. to 4, yester.
day on the Barracks diamond. Rennie,
on the firing line for the victors, yield
ed but hits. Both teams starred
afield.
This morning Jersey Yards will
tackle Yardcraft, sailor combination.
on Seamen Gunners' field starting at
1880 o'clock.
Russell Insects won their seventh
consecutive game yesterday. defeating
Lionel Insects 9 to- ResaAils want a
game lor tomorrow. Call North 4Ss5.
Evening star., 1927-05-29
BY BENNY LEONARD,

ctired Lightweight Champion of the World.
/ YEW YORK, May 2S.-When
n Pete Latzo climbs into the
VI ring to defend his world welt
Y erweight title against Joe
Evening star., 1927-05-29

Arlington White Sox will present a
Strong battery against Fredericks.
burg, Va, All.Stars tomorrow after.
noon, when these two teams meet in
the down-State town. Lefty Spoots,
strike-out ace, or Crawford, fofk-ball
hurler, will pitch, with Chewing,
Washington and Lee High catcher. do
ing the mitt work. Head, Dewitt Prep
.infield star, will be seen at short for
Frank Goes White Hosemen.
Evening star., 1927-05-29

Two local teams will furnish compe-
tition for Seabrook, Nd, nine today
and tomorrow. Clover A. c. will in
wade the Maryland town this after.
noon, the game starting at o'clock.
Red Sox will be on hand tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Evening star., 1927-05-29

! Crescent and Maryland athletic
clubs will meet on the Chesapeake
Junction diamond this afternoon at
3 O'Clock. Crescent players will meet
: Capt. Price at Sixteenth and Column
.bia road at 1870 o'clock. Maryland
a. c. has two games on tap for to-
morrow, meeting Red SoX at O'Clock
and Donohoe Motors at o'clock.
: Both games on the Marylanders dia.
mond.
Evening star., 1927-05-29
BIC LEAGUE AVERAGES
Including Games OF Thursday.
NATIONAL.
CLUB FIELDING.
INDIVIDUAL HITTING.
CLUB RAFTING.

(Arranged according to positions.l
FIRST BASEMENT
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Gladiator A. &. will play Monarch
at O'Clock this afternoon and For.
esNille at o'clock. Washington All.
Stars will be met tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock. Today's games will be
on tho Missouri avenue diamond. and
-tomorrow's tilt will he on the Fifth
land j. southeast diamond.
Evening star., 1927-05-29

Two well matched foes have been
carded by District Heights for today
and tomorrow. Elliott a. c. tossers
will furnish the opposition this after.
moon at 2:30 o'clock on the Heights
diamond, and Park View will be met
at the same time and place tomorrow.
Shag Rawlings and Joseph are the
batteries for the Hightmmen today.
Brown and Baldwin will work the
holiday game.
Evening star., 1927-05-29

Eleven straight wins tackled to their
4belts, Argyles seek two more scalps
today and tomorrow. Central Reds
are their opponents for this afternoon
at . o'clock on the Sixteenth street
reservoir field and Brentwood will be
met tomorrow morning at IL o'clock
on the same diamond
Evening star., 1927-05-29
Both Extremely Confident.


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