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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-03
DEMPSEY

r. Borden Reams, Hotel Brighton,
K. o., second round.
John Mudgen, 211O o st. N. W.:
K. o., fourth round.
w. s. Anderson, 1857 Ohio Ave.
N. w. K. O., eighth round.
Sydney Katznell, 226h Twelfth st.
N. E., X. o., seventh round.
Jimmy Payne. 1929 III st. N. W.,
X. o., seventh round.
Henry Borden, 1929 H st. N. W.,
X. o., sixth round.
Arthur l.. Bennett, 1929 II st. N.
W., X. o., sixth round.
Bob Leonard, 1873 G st. N. E.,
X. o.. seventh round.
Harry Shreve. 1S0 East Capitol st.,
X. o., third round.
A. l.. <Beauchamp, Hotel Hudson,
X. o., fifth round.
Bob Clark, Alexandria, Va, X. o.,
seventh round.
Myer Tretick, 251s Seventeenth
st. N. W., X. o., seventh round.
Raymond d. Keneipps. $50 Rock
Creek Church Rd. n. W.. K. o.,
sixth round.
Frank Nobel, 1921 Pennsylvania
Ave. N. W., X. o. sixth round.
Bernard Kaplan. 1884 Fourteenth
st, N. W., X. o., seventh round.
Mrs. Gus Poulos, GIT Seventh st.
s. W.. X. o.. seventh round.
E. J. McQueeney, Eastern High
School, K. o.. eighth round.
G. M. Hooe, 219 Tennessee Ave.
n. E.. K. O.. sixth round.
Jesse Collins SIS Maryland Ave.
s, w. X, o.. fourth r0und
Nellie Fraber, SIS Maryland Ave.
s. W., X. o.. fourth round.
Dick Williams. 1449 South Caro-.
lima Ave. s. f.. X. o.. fourth
round.
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TUNNEY

Louis J. Milbourne, 1113 Eleventh
st. n. W.. decision.
jerome Raley, 1775 California st.
N. W., decision.
Alfred 3. Crownover, SAL Georgia
Ave. n. w, decision.
Edward +. Clark, 1903 e st. N.
E.. decision.
Samuel A. Maddox, 7O9 Tenth st.
8. E., decision.
Gus PouIos. SIT Seventh st. s.
W., decision.
Mary Franklin, 1927 Duke 81.
Alexandria, Va. decision.
Sam Werlich, jr., 1901 c st. 8. E.,
K. o. eighth round.
Jimmy Smith. Eye st. N. E.,
decision.
r. F. Allemsworth, 1887 K st.,
N. W., X. O., seventh round.
Helen Hargis, 633S Piney Branch
Rd., N. W., decision.
Louis NJ. Buckiow, 1877 Pennsyl.
vania Ave, n. W., X. O., seventh
round.
John L. Meyer, 1859 New Hamp.
shire Ave., N. W., K. o. sixth
round.
l.. James Milbourne, 11Is
Eleventh ST., N. W., K. o., ninth
round.
John r. Hart, a W ST., N. W.,
decision.
w. D. Bremen, IT., Lloyd sta.
ton, Alexandria, Va, decision.
Philip D'Angelo, 913 Sixth St.,
NJ W., 4. O.. seventh round.
Catherine Collins. X. o., fourth
round.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-03
Rough Waters Balk
Three Channel
Swimmers

CAPE GRIZ NEZ. France.
Sept. S.-Choppy seas today
defeated three more English
Channel aspirants when the 49,
year-old Zittenfeld twins and
Miss Jane Darwin were forced
to surrender their efforts after
strenuous attempts to make
Roadway against the tossing
waters.
Miss Darwin, who entered the
water five minutes after the
famous Brooklyn twins, Phyllis
and Bernice, outstayed her
youthful competitors by three
hours, abandoning her swim
six miles out. She had been in
the water seven hours.
Phyllis withdrew after four
hours and Bernice, not wishing
to try further without her sis.
ter, was hauled aboard
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-03

Spring TO Clinton to T. B. to
Waldorf, southeast to Hughes
Vile, south to MechaniesviIIe,
south to MOrganza, south to
Le0ndardtOWn, nine miles, south
to Plney Point signbOard, turn to
right to f'iney Point.
Point Lookout, Md.-S3.2 miles
BY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Az.
enue to Eleventh Street Southeast
TO Anacostia to Camp Spring to
Clinton to 7. B. to Waldorf, south.
east to Hughesville, south to Me.
chanicsville, south to Morganza. to
Leonardtown to Great Mills 10
Point Lookout.
Solomons Island, Md miles.
BY autOmobile-Penns Az.
enue cross Pennsylvania Avenue
Bridge at Seventeenth Street South,
east, Marlboro Pike to Meadows tn
Marlboro to Mt. Zion, turn south
70 OWings to Mt Harmony. south
TO Prince Frederick to Lusby to
Solomons Island.
Rock Points, miles-By auto.
mobile-Pennsylvania Avenue TO
Eleventh Street Southeast to Ana.
costa to Camp Spring to Clinton to
I. B. to Waldorf to La Plata. con.
tinue south first turn to right.
chapel Point second urn to light
south to Rock Point.
Tides for Monday, Labor Day.
have been compiled for this col.
umn and are as follows:
High Tide Low Tide
GneSa IN. .S:52 am. 1888 p.n.
S0IomOns 1877 am. ?:23 pm.
ANNAPOLIS 1882 am. SEQ p.nn.
Benedict 1892 a. m. 3:28 pm,
Rock Point 1893 am. 3:ll D. m.
Sunrise, $3.50; sunset, 6:S4.
The Potomac Anglers Association,
nave announced that their eighth mn.
nual public fishing outing win ba
this year on Sunday, October 2
chesapeake Beach, as in previous
seasons, is elected for the competi.
i've excursion. The committee in
charge of arrangements includes
John s. Cole, chairman; F. D. Bar.
ston, and Dan Hassett.
The Izaak Walton League AZ
America headquarters. at Chicago,
have wired the Federal Power Com.
mission, protesting the proposed
construction of electric power dams
at Great Falls along the Potomac.
The loss of such scenic assets
practically under the dome of the
National Capitol. would be = IA.
tonal calamity" said the message.
which urged all action be held up
until the league could state its case.
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considered \ very dangerous
puncher.
Dempsey viii probably be ex.
pected to follow the same plan in
the .Tunney fight. However. ha js
not afraid OF Tunney's punch for
he took all Tunney had on a night
when he was practically defense.
less.
Therefore, / think Dempsey
will disregard Tunney'S lab and
try for . quick knockout"
Reams concluded.
Sam Werlich. jr., 1901 G st. s.
e.. favors Tunney to halt Dempsey
In eight rounds. Il have sized up
the fight according to the ability
Of the two men," writes Wertleb. .
In my opinion 90 per cent Of the
votes will represent the winner
picked only on sentimental reasons.
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Dempsey has sent several griz.
zled ringmen into dreamland apd
many have wiIted under his savage
punches. Dempsey. likewise, has
taken many hard jabs, but he has
always weathered the rain Of blows.
Those who have submitted
their choices are bearing this
factor in mind.
r. Borden Reams. Hotel Brighton,
picks Dempsey to stop Tunney in
the first or second round. I'm the
Sharkey fight contends Reams,
Dempsey was expected to tear in
and try to win in two or three
rounds, but instead he made no
attempt for a knockout until
Sharkey was properly weakened. A
rush always exposes one to de.
fensive counters and Sharkey was
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-03
HEAVYWEIGHT c HAM ?
REALIZES De |NPSEY
WILL Be N0SET-UP
BY GENE TUNNEY
Worlds HeavyWeIght Champion

CHICAGO Sept. 3-There good arguments
lately about condition If to believe people,
TENDER 22nd will bewhkered
through their antics in Chicago.
First these experts" dubbed Jack Dempsey after
Philadelphia fight change their verdict
when they him fight Sharkey.
Now these critics pretend that impossible ever
70 be good again when the title from Dempsey
haps the boys training
enthusiastic describing the speed have been displaying against
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-03

Gene Tunney heavyweight champion gained
ineon Times Tunney fight of flood
Tunney today The majority Tunney adhernts
however, predict decision, few believing he will put
rugged Dempsey
Dempsey record shows has suffered
Jim Flynn stopped him in round February
Salt Lake City, Dempsey youngster then He
later turning the tables
Sheridan Ill., February a. putting the kayo first
round
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-03
KEEN { VI
|SNEED
By Tommy Armour
United States and Canadian Open
Golf ChamniOn


Somebody once said that good
putters are born. not made. In this
l do not concur. / think that any.
body can become a good putter,
provided he has good eyesight and
steady nerves. / don't mean to say
that everyone can become a Ray,
a Travis, a Ouimet, a Travers, a
Hagen. a Jones or Farrell, but
| do mean that everyone can Inn
prove his putting through practice.
OF course. another great factor
In putting Is confidence and judg-
ment of distances. Some persons
are keener judges OF distance than
others are.
am inclined to take the view
that all great putters are made. In
my opinion Johnny Farrell - the
greatest putter we have today, and
the chief thing in his favor is mis-
supreme confidence in his ability to
hole out from any distance on the
green. 1t doesn't make any par.
ticuIar difference to Johnny whether
his ball is three feet, 10 feet or 80
feet from the hole.
The trouble with most persons
II that they become panicky
on the green's. Let them over.
run the cup and they ARE in.
variably short at the next one.
Being short Is the worst thing
possible In putting. Never up,
never in" is q time-WOrn adage
and one that is well worth
keeping in mind. The hole can't
20 to the ball. so the ball, like
MOhammed, must 20 to the hole.
So far as putting Is concerned, it
is difficult to lay down any def.
mite principles. for The reason that
putting is the one department of
the game which, more than any
other, lends itself to experimenting
and theorizing. The way in which
you stand. the way in which you
hold the club, the kind of club you
use are all matters of personal
choice.
The main thing Is to experiment
until you find a style that gives you
the feeling of confidence and then
concentrate on that style. The great
trouble with most persons, most OF
all with the professionals, some Of
whom are atrocious putters, IS that
they never stop experimenting and
hence never give themselves a
chance to develop style on which
TO concentrate.
1t Is on the putting greens
that nervousness shows up.
Many fine players are poor
putters simply because they can
not control their nerves. On the
other hand, there are many
nervous golfers vino can putt
well. So there you are.
There Is one attribute, however,
that is an aid, and one that is a
birth-gift. That is a delicate touch.
Some golfers are heavy handed
some have a finer touch than
others and those that have are to
be congratulated, for putting will
be less difficult for them to learn
that for those not so gifted.
In my next article l will give
some hints that have been helpful
to me and that may in turn, be of
some aid to others.
Copyright. 1927. King Features
Syndicate. Incl
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-03
Gehrig Sticking Along
With Bambino In
SWatting Race

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 8.
Although Babe Ruth hit mis-
forty-fourth home run of the
season yesterday, Buster Gehrig
swatted two of them and is only
one behind the Bambino. Gehrig
also hit two singles and gained
considerable ground in the race
for league batting honors.
Ruth is still five homers be-
hind his 1921 record.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-03
ANGLING HAS SETBACK
BUT IS REV|V|NG
b r. a. ANGLER

Due to combination Of causes saltwater fishing
pit during the Orepart OF the week but is gradually regang its
the 1927 holiday fishing angling should be back
The waters OF the Chesapeake and lower Potomac in the vicinity
Point Lookout and Pney
Of focked bays mecca Chesapeake
Beach, well the lower exemies
find fishing fiat Inquiries made Of boamen
their calling of solid opinion storms
the lowitemperature in fishing circles. "
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-03
TOTALS
Takoma Tigers Oppose
Kennedy A. C.. TODAY

The Takoma Tigers face Teddy
Cites Kennedy A.. G. this after.
noon at 3 o'clock at Fifth and In
graham Streets Northwest. Takoma
Tiger players are to assemble at
1850 o'clock at the District line.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-03

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CLARENDON, VA.
Wilson Blvd. and cIarendSa Ave.
W. n. Boyer Pharmacy
COLLEGE PARK, MD.
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kushRSr's Variety $tOrS
DEL RAY, VA.
COS MI veraOR Ave-. Del Ray Drua StSrs
1890 ut. Vernon Ave. HamlltSHs DRUG Store
er0eks and Fred. Ave-.
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HAEPINE, MD.
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Liberty A. C. States
Pair of Encounters

Pop" Kremb's Liberty A. c. out.
fit will face two tough clubs today
and tomorrow. Today, the Liberty
gang grapples with the Monroe A. C.
at o'clock on the North Ellipse
grounds. Tomorrow, they journey to
Clinton, Nd, to meet the team of
that town at 8 o'clock.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-03

MY SpdTIlHS pdECHeIS IHlS year.
They have noted, shrewdly enough
that I am on my, toes every minute
this year, that / am swapping my
blows in new way, and that 1 am
the aggressor this year, while in
1926 / was content to build up an
1mpenetrable defense.
All of which is true. But the
critics arbitrarily insist that it is
humanity impossible for me to
improve. They think that once
man wins the championship,
he automatically starts to slip
back. What they forget is that
] hadn't yet reached my full de-
velOpment as q fighter when
met Dempsey in Philadelphia:
that / was improving then and
have been ever since. A man
; doesn't slip back until he reaches
the apex of his boxing career.
haven't reached mine yet, but
believe / will be pretty close to
it when ! meet Dempsey this
time.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-03
STADIUM COMPLETED

North Cardinals stadium is com.
pleted, full three months ahead
of scheduled time.
Comfort and reliability are the first
services . good Used Car performs.
See Classified first, then See about
getting one.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-03
HUME SPRING CASTING

Hume Spring, Va. A. C. is cast.
ing about for games with unlimited
teams. PkPne Manager Roberts,
Ale&An0xia - : .4-Asg-. - 8, ~
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-03

With high hopes for over Labor
Day, we ask ourselves, where shall
we fish? Well. that should be of
little concern. for II the finny
clans come back in seasonable order
as expected any one Of the follow.
ing resorts will prove productive:
Chesapeake Beach-40.5 miles-BY
Observation-Disclosures Avenue
cross Pennsylvania Avenue Bridge
at Seventeenth Street Southeast.
Marlboro Pike to Meadows to Mari.
boro to Mt. Zion, turn south to
Friendship to Owings to Mt. Har-
mony, east to Chesapeake Beach.
BY railway-H Street trolley to
District Line. Steam road to Chesa-
peake Beach, Chesapeake Railway.
Annapolis, Md.-42.2 miIea-By
automobile--Pennsylvania Avenue,
cross Pennsylvania Avenue Bridge
Seventeenth Street Southeast, Marl-
boro Pike to Meadows to Marlboro
to Mt. Zion, east to Parole to
Annapolis. BY Washington,
Baltimore and Annapolis Electric
line.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-03

And 1t is fitting that 1t should be
thus. The Dempsey who will step
Into the ring against me in Chicago
is going to be much more danger
sous man than the human / won the
title from in Philadelphia.
: There are a number of reasons for
this. In the first place, we viii
grant that Dempsey was not fright"
when he lost his title to me In Phila-
delphia. He showed more of the old
Dempsey style in his later fight
against Jack Sharkey. and, accord.
ing to reports from his training
camp. gives every indication now of
being the splendid fighting machine
he once was
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-03

Leonardtown, Md.-5s miles-By
automObile-Pennsylvania Avenue
TO Eleventh Street Southeast then
to Anacostia to Camp Spring to
Clinton to Il. B. to Waldorf south
east to fayetteville, south Me.
chanicsville, south to Morganza,
south TO Leonardtown.
Morgantown--4S miles-By auto
mobile-Pennsylvania Avenue to
Eleventh Street Southeast to Ana.
costa to Camp Spring to Clinton to
I. b. to Waldorf to La Plata. con-
tinue south first turn to right,
Chapel Point second turn to right,
south to Wayside, turn right to
MOrgantown.
Plum Point, Md.--4s miles-By
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Avenue
Bridge at Seventeenth Street South
east, Marlboro Pike to Meadows to
Marlboro to Mt. Zion, turn south
to Friendship to owings to Mt. Har.
mony, south to Plum Point sign
board, then left to Plum Point.
Piney Point, Midi miles
BY automobile - Pennsylvania
Avenue to Eleventh Street
Southeast tn Anar0Stia tn Cavnn
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MIDGETS CHALLENGE

The Pole Midgets are hunting for
competition. Phone Atlantic S25-J.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-03

Deep Cove, Md.-34 miles
The nearest fishing ground on
salt water. Can be reached by
taking the Annapolis and Shady
Side Road. Turn off at the old
Tea House, 10 miles beyond
Marlboro and follow the Deep
Cove signs.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-03

These things must all be taken
into consideration and no one
knows better than myself just
what / am going to be up against.
That is why such nonsense as
''Tunney can't possibly be in the
same condition he was in a year
ago" amuses me.
/ knew Immediately after The
Philadelphia fight that l would
either have to fight Dempsey again
or man better than Dempsey,
and / set about preparing for what
! term the hardest battle of my
career. Despite the fact that /
haven't fought, haven't let up a
minute during, the year in keeping
myself in shape.
am bigger, stronger, faster and
a better boxer than / was in 1925,
and I don't ever expect to be any
better than on the night when /
step into the ring in Chicago
against my old enemy.
Copyright. 1927, King Features
Syndicate, Inc.), 60
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-03

In the second place, Jack
Dempsey this time will be fight
ing to regain something he once
i held, lost, and now wants back
again. And on top of this,
! Jack, for the first time in his
life, has the crowd behind him.
The world loves q man who Is
trying to fight his way back
and Jack Dempsey will be i'm
menseIy heartened by the cheers
and encouragement Of the peO-
pie who would like to see him
do something that no other
worlds heavyweight champion
has ever dOne-Win back his
title.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-03

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-03

1t Is on the putting greens
that nervousness shows up.
Many fine players are poor
putters simply because they can
not control their nerves. On the
other hand, there are many
nervous golfers vino can putt
well. So there you are.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-03

Spring TO Clinton to T. B. TO
Waldorf, southeast to Hughes.
Vile, south to MechaniesViIIe,
south to MOrganza, south to
Le0ndardtOwn, nine miles, south
to Plney Point SignbOard, turn to
right to riney Point.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23
Holyoke. the only American born joined together Siamese Twins.
"WILD OATS LANE"-RIALTO

Tomorrow evening the Rialto theater offers special attraction in Wild Oats Lane" Marshall Neil an production of underworld life dramatic. thrilling and intensely ap- pealing. interpreted by q brilliant cast Of players headed by Viola Dana and Robert Agnew. It's a touching story Of a small town girl. driven from home by parental abues when her folks object to her sweet heart, city man, Then comes dramatic underworld scenes and in final gripping climax all misun- dcrstandings are cleared away and the path of happiness opens broad and sunshiny Starting Monday afternoon, a new double feature bill is offered, bringing snappy little Vera Reynolds in Corporal Kate, a gripping human story of the wo- mems side of the war. brimming with tears. with laughter and with heart interest. Companion feature will be The Midnight Limited" a smashing melodrama Of railroad life. train wreCks, plots and counter plots and of love. News reels and comedies are shown on every pro- gram. On Tuesday night the usual beauty contest will be held.