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The Washington times., 1927-08-15
SWIM
STARS SCORE

BALTIMORE, Md, Aug. 15.-The
Washington Swimming Club was
placed first in the Magothy River
meet yesterday at Manhattan Beach
by scoring so points Bay Shore
trailed with 81 points.
Grace Warner, brilliant young
mermaid of the Bay Shore Club,
made noble bid to put her club on
top. She was the shining light of
the affair, taking three events, the
junior 50.yard free style, senior 100
yard free style and senior 1OO-yard
back stroke.
The point score and summaries
follow:
Washington Swimming Club, 80; Bay
Shore swimming Club, i; Maryland
Swimming Club. 20; Collegiate swim
ington Canoe Club. 10; Patterson Park
Swimming Club, 4; SusquebannOck
Tribe. |; Baltimore Athletic CiTb, /;
I. M. c. A.. L.
Washington Swimming Club second.
Maryland Swimming Club: third, Col
leEiate Swimming Club: fourth, wash
ington Canoe Club. Time, 20 minutes
l6 1-10 seconds.
5O-yard. free style (junior gIrls)-wo on
ming Club: second. Lucille Anthony
Patterson Park Swimming Club; third,
Wintfrede Stanton, Patterson Park
Swimming Club; fourth Louise Down
ing. unattached. Time, 4S seconds.
S0-yard back stroke (junior bows
under 16)--Wen by Leroy Baum. Col
IeRiate Swimming Club; second. W.
Pindell, Y, NJ. c. A.. third, M. Squire.
Washington Swimming Club. Time,
50 3-10 seconds
5o-yard free style (jupior boys under
l2)--Won by James Hacketts Col
legiate Swimming Club: second, william
Mahoney, Maryland Swimming Club;
third, Quentin Butler, susquehannock
Tribe. Time. ~ 9-i0 seconds.
1O0-yard back stroke (senior men)-
Won by Carlton Meyer. washington
Canoe Club; second. darcy Bonnetts
Washington Swimming Club: third. w.
fourth, w. Merriot. washington swim.
ming Club Time. 1 minute 80 2-1O
seconds.
1O0-yard free style (senior men,-
Won by Jack Coles. Washington swim.
wing Club; second. W. Moss, MARYLAND
Swimming Club: third. r. Winkjer
unattached: fourth. Carlton Never
wsshinEtoh Canoe Club. Time. minute
1oe-yard back stroks (womsnI-won
The Washington times., 1927-08-15
Rules For Free Trips
To World Series
Ball Games

Pick two pitchers, four in
fielders, three outfielders and
a catcher from players in the
two major leagues who have
taken part in at least one game
this season.
II possible, use the coupon
printed herewith for submitting
your team.
Write your reasons for pick
ing them in fifty words or
more.
Choose as many teams as
you please, but follow above pro-
cedure in each case. The con-
test ends midnight, August 81.
Five winners will see the
first block Of world series
games wherever played as
guests of The Washington
Times. All tied contestants will
be included in the awards.
Ruth will not pick himself.
Babe Ruth will autograph
ten baseball bats and ten hand
some Babe Ruth desk bIotters
Tor runners-up.
Address your letters to Babe
Ruth Contest Editor, Washing
ton Times.
The Washington times., 1927-08-15

BY Grace Warner Bay shore swimming
S Eu6' second, Anne McCleary, Mary
Land swimming Club: third Louise
CaiEan. unattached. Time, i minute
44O-yard swim (senior men)--won by
S St.ge Bahlke. Maryland swimmins
t SIuo second; Carlton Meyer Washing
ton Canoe Club: third, B. Stephenson.
,N,ng Canoe Club. Time. 4
lOO-yard free style (womenl---won by
Grace Warner. Bay Shore Swimming
C t: second, Louise CaliRan, unat-
tached: third, Belmar Shepley, unat-
tached: fourth. Elizabeth Burner, UNI
atI1s TAG Time. minute 1854 seconds
lO0-yard breast stroke (senior men).
Won by 3. Edmonton, Washington
swimming Club; second, B. Winkjer,
unattached: third. Arnold Skeen. Bslti-
more Athletic Club; fourth, Ed Kali
nnsky, Collegiate Swimming Club.
Time. minute 20 seconds.
Seward free style Csenfor boys under
l6l.-Won by Nordenholtz Collegiate
Swimming Club; second. Huxley. wash
ington swimming Club: third. Farley,
CcnsEiats Swimming Club. Time. s7.1
The Washington times., 1927-08-15

| was funny. There was an Irishman
and Jew and
Just about then the referee broke
us. We slugged 1t a bit in the Old
and then the crafty Bill, realizing
that | was a little better than he
was at that game, grabbed me, held
me and then, just as If there hadn't
been ar interruption at all went
right on:
yes, there was an Irishman and
Jew and they were walking down
the street together and"
The referee broke us. There was
another clinch.
And the Irishman said, ''Well
have you heard about that Jack
Dempsey and the Jew said"
The referee broke US again. When
we met in another clinch Bill kept
right on trying to tell me the story
one that he was taking as he went
along. but which he figured would
get me interested and get my mind
off the work OF seeking him.
think 1t was along in the
eleventh when ! hooked home a
few that temporarily stopped Bills
chatter. The punches shook him
from top to bottom. They hurt
him. And Bill knew that | had
hurt him. But the cagey Bill
grabbed me in a newl clinch and
said:
Hey, Jack, let's start fight.
Ing now before the customers
walk out on ms. Let's throw
around few punches. anyway,
to make II look good"
II I hadn't known Bill Brennan
ana his tricks as well as l did
l guess | would have felt the wa
that all the other fellows felt
when they, had nailed Bill solidly
felt that they had him slipping
and then heard him grinningly
suggest:
Let's do little fighting now
When Bill pulled that one on
me just reversed the meaning
knew Bill was hurt. / went
after him hardder than ever and
! got him in the twelfth.
Bill was one OF the few fellows
in the modern history of the ring
who fought with his head as well
as his hands and legs and who
used words oftentimes with mor-
success than other men use theb
fists.
tcopyrisht, 1897 King Features
Syndicate. Incl
The Washington times., 1927-08-15
D. C. Swimmers Plan
Big Sentenher Meet

Plans are being formulated rap
idly for one of the largest swim.
ming meets held hereabout which
will include the best talent in local
and Maryland swimming circles, at
the Columbia Country Cubs swim.
ming pool next month.
1t is the hope of the Washington
Swimming Club to make the event
The Washington times., 1927-08-15

American League city, or rather
that more Of them attend bal
games. ] can't offer any particular
reason why this should be so.
"AM I can say Is that their
number here is noticeable. and
particularly on Fridays, which,
OF course. il accounted for by
it's being ladies' day. They
have ladies' days in Boston.
st. Louis, Chicago and Detroit,
too. but the crowds OF girls in
these cities don't approach the
size of these here as a rule.
There was one notable excep
ton. A few weeks ago when we
were in st. Louis there were some
thing like $4,000 women in crowd
of about 25,0O0 understand
Il It was A record"
The Washington times., 1927-08-15

attractive enough to bring out the
leading swimmers in this vicinity
and have them compete on Septem.
ber' 10. Entries from the Washing
ton Canoe, the Maryland Swimming
clubs and the Z. NJ. C. A. of Balti-
more are assured, while it is PLAN
ned to have a string from the Bay
Shore Club, Collegiate Swimming
Club, as well as those who travel
unattached.
The Washington times., 1927-08-15
old HEAVYWEIGHT HAD
FACULTY FOR KEEN
RING HUNOR
By Jack Dempsey
former Worlds Heavyweight Champion

OF fellows I've in the game
picturesque and had greater humor than old
Bill Brennan,
fellow fights kidding his foeman than any
jumped through on me the
that met in New York in 1920 and III admit kept
mind off work for several while galopnc
right along and grabbing plenty of points
Bills real Shanks. think he of
age adopted it was Irish and
because figured Shanks The funny
part of it is that the fitted Bill like
mos Irishmen I've
The Washington times., 1927-08-15

our secondhand last-fight was
that one in Madison Square. Garden
in 1920.
Bill stabbed me with few left
hands in the opening round and
then we got into a clinch. AS we
did, he started his kidding by say.
ing:
A little later | landed a glancing
left hook on Bills cheek Then
/ missed with right to the jaw.
i swung with another-and also
missed We fell into a clinch and
Bill grabbing me. said:
Hey. are you sure you're the
an1pion-ain' you just one OF
the sparring partners?
1T was somewhere along in the
second or third that Bill cracked me
on the ear and made 1t bleed and
swell. When we became tangled in
another elinch. ill chuckled:
ct looks as II the beauty doctors
viii be working on you tomorrow II
II Amt the undertakers."
A few rounds later lal.ded q
few solid shots In Bills body.
knew he didn't like 'em there.
Nobody does. felt that those
would make him check down q
little On his InOnOlOgue. But
what does he say In the next
CIinch? Nothing except this:
''Say, you. Jack, you'd better get
busy and hit me few or the Gus
toners will think you're taking"
Once In & cilnch Bill said:
II heard . atOxS today-gosh, II
The Washington times., 1927-08-15
LEADS LEAGUE
IN GIRL BALL FANS

There baseball fans in Washington judged
the attendance than in other city in the American
League believe Mr. George Herman Ruth whose bus
ness is seeking home runs for the girls (and mae to thrill
corroboave evidence that the editor
receiving surprising number of letters Washington
who attempting to win free trips to the first block world
The Washington times., 1927-08-15

The first time l caught up with
Bill was somewhere back in 1918
We fought In Milwaukee. Bill was
quite a star in those days and was
being talked Of as the man that
Jesse Willard ought to fight.
wasn't much more than q punk kid
with some sort Of reputation as a
mining camp battler.
Bill gave me great fight
that night. He made things
awfully tough for me. But
nailed him on the chin in the
sixth round. after ] had beaten
down With body attacks and
after they counted out Bill It
was found that he had fallen
IN such Q way that he had
broken Ii ankle.
The Washington times., 1927-08-15

These trips will be first prizes In
the Babe Ruth All-American selec.
ton contest, in which the par.
Elephants will attempt to name the
same lineup that Babe Ruth will
announce after August 81.
Nearly a third Of the lineuDs
that come to the Babe Ruth
editor are from women. And
the fair fans appear to be just
as well informed In q baseball
way as the others. Tt wouldn't
be q surprise to the editor IL
one or more Of the girls landed
among the first prize winners.
Here's what Babe Ruth had to
say yesterday about Washington s
fanettes:
It's a cinch that there are more
OF them here than in any other
The Washington times., 1927-08-15

'4n every life some rain must faII''--
but be prepared with the services of
the "WhO's Who firms on next 10
the last page today.
Evening star., 1927-05-03
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WILLIAM K. HARTUNG & COMPANY
l1O6 10th St NV. Main 37i
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EXCEPTIONAL OFFERINGS
HIGHVIEW.
$500.
ENGLISH VILLAGE.
$17,25O.
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MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE HEIGHTS.
$1o85O
tapestry
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
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porch.
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1887 X ST NV MAIN 1880
EVENING PHONE SERVICE TO 9 PM
Evening star., 1927-05-03
FOR sALE-HOUsEs.
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
$11,85O
A BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH BRICK HOME

BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH BRICK HOME
lin which the simplicity and nominees characterize it
one of its principal charms This home is surrounded by
beautiful homes of English architecture and is just
minutes ride the White House This attractive home
has spacious living with cozy window seat, large
dining and kitchen (the floor of which is cushioned,
having felt composition under battleship lnoeum).
Three beautiful bedrooms with ample closet space I'm
finished third floor with roomy cedar closet Tile bath,
storage automatic heater and special selected fix
Hot-water heat heated garage paved street and
alley
THIS IS THE BEST BUY IN THE CITY.
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 K Street, d.. .>'..~
Main $500
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TAKOMA PARK BARGAIN.
$3.50.
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and BATH vel as double rear pG snue es
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JUST OUT OF GEORGETOWN
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$3.50.
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VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
HOME SELLERS Fs.F9Sng f9B sgoRTY YEARS
Call or Phone Till 9 PM.
1888 X ST NV. Main 10l0-7
Evening star., 1927-05-03
FOR SALE--HOUSES.
tC0ntinued.l

MODERN BUNGALOW.
Your terms of $500 cash. balance $52. so
monthly. Become the owner OF this attrac-
tive home; exclusive section in ID. c.: IL
xQuares from car lIne: spacious rooms tiled
bath hs-w.h.. equipped with oil burner;
cleo: garage: unusually large lot: shade.
Shrubbery. etc: no agents, Address Box
Evening star., 1927-05-03

BET. 9Th AND 9th NV.
Reduced $1,000 for immediate sale.
Practically. new semi-detached: q rooms,
inciosed sleeping porch, ami Adjustable
fer two families. G. Il. LALEGER. 1910
st. nv, Wash, d. c. M. 1919: eve,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-27
SEEK TOPREVENT
DOUBLE TAXATION
Introduce Measure Which
Would List Shareholders.

A bill TO amend the tax law SO as
TO require every company incorpo-
rated under the laws of other States
and doing business in Indiana to re-
port names and addresses of their
Indiana shareholders to the State
tax board has been introduced in the
House at the request of the Indiana
State Chamber of Commerce.
The amendment is designed to pre-
vent the taxation of the property
and the shares Of the corporation
owned in Indiana at the same time,
for the sequestering of such shares.
1t provides that the shares of such
company's stock shall not be taxed
when the amount held in the State
does not exceed the value of the cor
poration's property which is taxed
only be taxed the percentage that
they exceed the valuation on the cor.
porations Indiana property.
In Offering the amendment, the
legislative committee of the State
chamber points out that under the
present law both the property and
the stock of corporations of other
States are taxed in Indiana, thereby
bringing about double taxation that
tends to encourage sequestration of
stock to discourage corporations of
other States from investing in prop
erty located in Indiana.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-27

While Clowny drifted on the ice,
a voice from near at hand, yelled
twice, "Hurrah! Hurrahw And they
all turned and saw the Eskimo. He'd
run to get a piece of Irvine, which
surely would come in real fine, but
what he planned to do with it the
Tinines didn't know.
Just watch me close and you will
see that I'm as smart as 1 can be"
their friend the furry Eskimo an
nounced in boastful tone. Il may
want help, but not just now. 1 guess
I'll get along, somehow, if I just try
to work my plan, and work it all
alone"
He took the Irvine and spread it
out. Then wrapped it round and
round about. And then twas in a
circle, they began to see his scheme.
He then held one end in his hand,
and swung the rest to beat the band.
Then, when they least expected It,
twas hurled across the stream.
And now" the TIMES heard him
shout, 1.-The rest of you can help
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-27
(READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE pIcTURE)

me out. Go over to the other side
and hold the rope end tight" The
TIMES all began to tear, and in mo-
ment they were there, and hanging
to the dangling end with all their
main and might.
The Irvine, of course, spread cross
the stream. All, little did the TIMES
dream that Clowny Just knew what
to do, but, he was very smart. He
grabbed the Irvine, right DER his
head, and ere he started out, he said
For goodness sakes l surely hope
the Irvine won't come apart"
And then it made the TIMES roar,
to see him starting for the shore.
Hand over hand he travelled, like a
circus artist does. He reached his
goal, quite safe and sound, and
promptly sat down on the ground to
tell them all about his trip, and just
how scared he was.
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THE Tinymites discover wooden
shack i'm the next story.)