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Entered as second-class matter,
June IS, 1912, at the post Office at Be-
lington, w. Va, under the act of
March 8, 1879.
Evening star., 1927-10-09
LAUREL RESULTS

BalIto 115 ICaIlahanI. $3.50. $500 S3.o
won: Standard Rearerr Is tBarre.) $500.
So so. third. Time. :0sa5 Toxic Jim
Rean. Landsip. Memory. Dazzle. Cassandra
Overdressed and Bill Cosgrave also ran.
SECOND RACE. 3-vear-olds un: ] " miles
81 40 second Temerare. III iSan,lnJ
$50. third. Time. / 80. Somerset. Fable.
Mr.. Martin, Delhi Boy. Dentara and Romany
also ran.
THIRD, RACE. ,3-yeGr-ol,'s- rn: 6 fnrlongs
S.so we9; Contealpliatei Confer 1o3 '5enner1: $500.
$40; third Tine. i:I3.. " Tawless. ''"1r' Aifre
McLuke Clock Golf and Paaisaan also ran.
FOURTH RACE. 3-vear-oids up: !. miles
u w. Weber. 105 (Bulcroft) Sl3 so
81 s, go. 60 500: won; Solo, 110 fJenner,
500 s. ssGGn% ,nr Gf4an Tma To i' Rsass
ton. Culpeper and Bayou also ran.
cayuga 115 Harvey. $50. $40. So
won: .Bateau 116 Ambrose SIS so. ST 20
second: ~, D;cing. IL tCallahanl. St.7O
third ,dr IT, Time. ;i3A :; Horter, War whoo?
HOT Ioddy. Polish Sun Mcdder and Pink
Lily also ran.
SIXTH RACE, 3.vear-olds M: ;. miles
won: EuDhrates 100 tFshmanI, $40
$3.50. second. Moses. 112 (Warnnri $3.50
third. Time. 81 *. .Clnginr Vine. TYSON.
TyDecutter and Florenda also ran
SEVENTH RACE. 3-year-olds IN. II
won: Athel. 110 t,Schaeferi. $50. $500.
third. Time. ":13 Comet, Eactarope and
Clear Sky also ran. ~
Evening star., 1927-10-09
BURROWS is WINNER
IN SHOOT WITH "a

Shooting under just about as bad
weather conditions as possible, Frank
Burrows yesterday won the 100-target
race for the Washington Gun Club
doubles che n1pionship when he got
~. Tied by Williams, Burrows won
the shootoff getting q to IS for his
opponent. Wynkoop, who powdered
72 was the highest of the other four
competitors.
DR.. a. B. Stine, however was not
worried by the rain and wind when he
twice hung up "a out of 25 to win two
lses on the four months trophy. The
double win put DR.. Stine in second
,,iacc in the contest, Burrows being
in front with three victories.
Shoots are now being conducted on
Wednesdays at the clubs traps at Ben
ming to give the trapshotS opportunity
OF getting in shape for the Washing
ton Baltimore contest here on October
%.
Other scores Yesterday were:
100-target doubles race-Shelton, Il:
B,undon, 67: Stuyvesant. 60.
Four months roplly-Burrows. Ask
60; Shelton. 43x50; Blundon. 42X50;
Weaver, 39x50; Green, 29X50; Mrs.
Siuyvesan-. 27x50: Wadsworth. 23x50,
and Stuyvesant, 15X25.
Evening star., 1927-10-09
JAMAICA RESULTS

FIRST RACE 3-vear-ods up: furIongs
Fourteen Sixty. Ill tKelsayl. 10 to l. /
TO /. - TO l. won: Reprisal. lis fKelluml
;, to =. TO D. second: Tamiami Trail lO1
Garner. f.. 10; third. Time. is. Lucky
Drift. Sky Flight Patriarch; Hoot Mon,
FoIndone also ran.
SECOND RACE 3-year-olds up-1 mile
and 20, yards-Doughnut 10 lzoeIler, go
i4 to, to l.. won; wildaster. ia
l:O tColiirsl. i to =, third. Time 1:a7a.
Foxy Potter. Pichonne. Saratoga Maid
Michael B.. Gnor'e End. Otaen Navarro In.
dian Spirit and Master William also ran
THIRD RACE. .-vear-ods 81, furloncs
Old Dutch. 100 tweinerI. 3 to 5. / to i
out; won: Excalibnr. IL Ellis. !, 10 /. /
thir,l, Time. 1 o5ia.: Poly dor. Leonard e..
Sublevado. David Born Palm Beach ami
Prate also ran Old Dutch and Excalibur
added starters.
FOURTH FACE. a-vear.olds IN: H.
miles-Blacl1 Maria 125 fFator,. / to ii
ont. out. won; rim Rap 1Oo tWener) out
out second tonly two startersD. Time,
added starter.
! ID ldrGth vol! 115 NdSsa N,Kell,m, r to 8 10
3 to 5, second: Prompter. lis fAlleni !;
sun Persian Terranova. POndv Pencurragh
Hypno;isnl. Black Bottom Kite and Mum
sixth RACE. a-year-olds and up. Il.
!, to s out won Beau Geste. eTf9 liz lBrrcenc9 e1 P
to .. out. second: Accokeei Jos (O'Brienl'
ont. third. Time. 1;54 =. Scat and Resource.
full also ran
Evening star., 1927-10-09
SHAW GETS THRILLS
FROM FIGHT FILMS
BY the Associated Press.

Dy tue Associated Ffess.
LONDON, October S.-The Weekly
Dispatch prints comments made by
George Bernard Shaw at a private
view of the film of the recent Tunney-
Dempsey fight.
The noted English writer remarked
what mugs people We're who paid
high prices to see the fight when they
could witness it with more comfort
for shilling on the film
Watching the course of round three,
he commented: Dempsey is so careful
OF his jaw that he always keeps his
chin tucked into his chest and never
gets a square look at his man. 1t ties
MN up bit. Tunney keeps loose
and free, and when necessary pillows
his rosy cheek on Dempseys neck"
AT the conclusion of round seven.
winch G. b. S. watched intently. he
exclaimed what wonderful dancer
Tunnev is"
lie dismissed with contempt a cap
tion implying that Tunney was the
loser because he took full adva ntage
OF the count. STUFF and nonsense. OF
course. If there is n count of IS the
doWned man will take IL on the floor
Why shouldn't he? You must re.
membcr. though, that time is as rest.
tui 10 the man up as the man down.
Tunnev is quite able to get up: he is
watching the referee closely. He has
got his wits about him: he isn't out.
See now, he is on his feet, Dempsey Is
unable 10 follow up his success"
During round eight, somebody -
Evening star., 1927-10-09
Miss Payson Wins Canada Golf
Title ill AlI-American Final

row. and. taking eight and the ninth,
made the final turn 4 down. She
won the tenth and twelfth and the
eleventh was halved. Only down
with 6 to play. she appeared to have
the Portland girl on the run.
The break came at the thirteenth.
Miss Stifel had the greater distance
off the tee. but Miss Payson, in play
ing the odd. got away a beautiful
braSsie which ended up eight feet
from the pin. Her opponent hit be-
hind her ball on the approach and
then overplayed the green. Her at
tempt to sink II tricky, downhill putt
rolled only inches beyond the cup
after trimming it. Miss Payson holed
out in ..
The match was dormie at the six
teenth and both were on in 3 with
great approaches. Miss Stifel was
away and overran the cup. Miss Pay.
son ending the match by halving the
hole by means of an approach putt
that rested dead beside the cup.
In the morning round Miss Stifel
shot II and Miss Payson turned in
an so.
Evening star., 1927-10-09
THORNCLlFFE RESULTS

se1f.s''s 11S Fisher aeh rD sei iq5
s!i!99 SSiit9 Si t9 Won; won; sep9r ~ iMcTagsart'
Lorelei. Colorcd Gal Ne Too. Charlotte Hal
B2ne's Rn End General Ginockio. Bodanzky.
fhiio and Arrant Jade also ran.
sko9Tn of 69mn nAfaE fer snyaar az ages 81 m
sfio. won: .Leaside. Ii7 9AfbeD. Sc so
st39 ,n,r9 fnec99nd; r;Su SHcce,s9r H. Fisher
RutIles, ,siherian Sweetest SOM son@' Eaater EaenT
Sight. J. Amor Magudon Warehouseman an,I
Collar Victoria also ran.
=, THRU RACE. 3-year-olds up: 9 furlongs-
see995, won: Jenny Dean, lo3 !Mannl. s5.?5
Hes1tachr ihs1 hms Sun Ly5n aa1v} Mna4SanpH nGap
and Jeb also ran.
r.! FOURTH RACE. o;year-olas: 6 fnrlongs-
won: ichitaIo. los Mann. S11..0. S7.AO.
with sp"is Ald GamrF r''T Ruhda,; hia Gpy1l GqI
stake and CutS:cD also ran.
7 FIFTH RAGE ,o ;;;.year-2'.'s ~; mile
$3.50. Wor WanatSins Minstrs iiis ios BsaI Bop
as-a, So.i5 80 -. second: FleptStreet 93
Brown, S2.65. third. Time. / :43 q Lis
te.ire and Teton also ran.
81. won: Duckling. 10, tMcIverl.. 81 05.
ss' ,Sra 1en@rd Tme norn.yS se Will
dew Clear View Pandora and Facet also ran.
SEVENTH RACE, ;;,ycar-olds. .up: mile
and s1a@ s5 EanSG Won ~ Van Bar FAR
Jimmy Brown SS7;5o. thiri:: Time i 80 y
Fanista md War Grail ala rsn
Evening star., 1927-10-09
HAWTHORNE RESULTS

Scfni FIRST RAck hrsn s1ye"oId5 j.; ~ !grlons5 a
won; Blackwo4d. los iHcrbertl, Sl3;4
S1s Sand ss tbiId K'chTt in,a Macher 100 ROBIN
Answer and Patty Victoria also ran.
SECOND RACE. "-year-Olds: g furlongs-
Wackcr Drive. 100 tJonest. 5161". 81 IA
S3.bS. won: Seventeen Sixty. 11J tAllcnI
$ o6 sa9t; second: Nay Cooper. rs Her
Javo Color Blind and Shasta Nut also ran
THIRD RACE 3-year-olds. and up: fur.
S2.SH Silts won: Harass. / 10 (Pcndergras)
Sadi. si6t second: Adamas. 100 tAIleni
SI;s.3i: thlfd. Time ,1;17ls Ho: Time
forETb fAfE E 3yHerS: Afen s. 49, 81 ": s
So. Won: Changing Mood 81 tPhilpnt1
S31f $50. second; The Wire. i07 lLu,
itherl. 81 ~, third. Tine, :lsH;. Fine
Manners, Jenny Dear. Chat and Melcdy also
ran.
mIcIId,nAAh FIFTH RACE a-ycs1-elds and and UP; i
s., 5: 70 $ S2 s3 SO Won Eleven SsixtE II: lceX
Inphllpot,: $500. third. Time, SO *
broon. Eun Bank and Brazen also ran.
s%ilsseNnstEel 81 81 4, Boy Boy ~ ln, ,R Jq9es,
Penders%rassl. % ss'S.. ptd' s74o sorond. nS' Hnev @
log, los 'HHcrhsrt&, Hlte & ss24 i, third TING. 81:
Tray Erlatine. Kendall Kinsiey. h Georse fea pe
Vnr and Pao BllDlSs also ran.
riIeS-1 o1caneli 1o7 Sis dHerbert} d''' 81 sie 81
TSl6 ;Ssl So S5:G. won: Wrack Bay. 1o7 II:
Kitten on thc Kcys. Pvt Field Bolivar Bond
anu Sag1mOok also ran.
Evening star., 1927-10-09

Cherrydale winds up the season
with Penrose A. c. as the guest nine
on Lyon Village field at 2:30 o'clock.
Cherries hope to bring a successful
season to a close with this contest.
Maryland A. c. and Marlboro A. c.
mines will decide the championship of
Prince Georges County League this
afternoon on Maryland Park diamond
These teams plan to play the final
game next week.
COrby Indian players are requested
to report at Fifth and B streets north
east at noon today to go to Alexandria,
where they will drop the curtain in
an engagement with the Cardinals.
Washington Red SOx will be the
attraction at Arlington this afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock.
Marlboro Independents close with La
Plata today at the latter place.
Marlboro players will meet at the
courthouse at o'clock.
White Havens will play hosts to
Harlems this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
on White Haven diamond. Harlems
won the first game of the series last
Sunday.
Evening star., 1927-10-09

eI2hth and lost to ninth to turn. up.
Aftef winning the tenth, Mrs. Morrow
nalVed several holes. Miss .Holz.
defher SQUARED the match on the six.
'eehth when her opponent pulled her
pitch shot out of bounds.
On the seventeenth, however the
defending champion was victorious.
Miss Holzderber finding two trans
They then halved the final hole to
enable Mrs. Morrow to retain her title.
In the second fight final Miss Susan
Hacker of the Chevy Chase Club was
victorious. She defeated Mrs. j. II.
de FarSes of Columbia, 3 and ..
Mrs. stephen f. Colladay of Colum.
bin showed the way 70 Mrs H. \.
Knox of Congressional \ to 8. TO win
the first flight consolation.
Defeating Mrs. Charles r. Stewart
Of Washington, ) and 4. Mrs G. /.
Putnam of Indian Spring captured the
second flight consolation.
Evening star., 1927-10-09

Hish pan; liz 'McCIair,. Sa:,. sII.ao' II 50.
$3.50 second Realtor. los fPichonl. $500.
third TING. :l62h Queer. Lucky Mistake.
MSrsdaia i; Looney and Meme also ran,
FaIgo., 1i3 ,lE. Pool $50. 81 ss.6o.
won: Sarah, Aleth. 10 tPichonI. ST $! 80.
50 10 third Time I:391, Milan Ancient
Lore. Glee Amo Bashful Beau aud South.
land Boy also ran
wATssa, :; IS Toa iio .ji%SSson' Leans siSsd sia9
S.; ,hrrd Time i:4o4z 'in Bruneth loretta H%et a
Brooks and FIying Cloud also ran
FOURTH RACE. :i-year-uds and IN:
M,ls0Ma ~ Go L, r, Trial lro, lo7 Russell $40
s5%o scdond rGSi;S GRloihe Rn nos ic4 e1"dy
Poon s. so. third. Time. / :i} ). Archi.
bald. Irish Ruins All Rightie. Dearest.
Cynthia Grey. Foot Loose Black Cyclors
and Nnnchalant also ran.
rod FIFTH t.,.I RACE :-year-olGs; l mile-Rcigh
yo 1@s oba"9es a"se s6 So so $50 40 secoSG %SG
40 Sea Rip Misstep on s Say 'tp aud Gro"ch. ia.
SIXTH RACE. 3-year-olds up: 6 furlonr.
Si,'r, Sis9 SYn 81 Louis Rubenstein n lM
Root $50 third, Time IT.. 5ao5 Barnes h9"
1aie Ii, Orinan and Daffodil also ran
SEVENTH RACE. 3-year-oltis up: IL
mm,les-Erla M Lee H. 100 tRnsselll. Sc 80
wen senond fesSI5s Snasay o} oNss
&c: Johrsoni. $500 third Time. 81 x
Lighter also ran.
Evening star., 1927-10-09
f. the Associated Press.

f. the Associated Press.
TORONTO, Ontario, October S.
The Duchess Of Connaught Gold Cup,
er1biematic of the Canadian women $
golf championship, shifted to a new
owner today when Helen Payson of
Portland. Me, defeated FRITZ Stifel
of Wheeling. w. Va. il the 36-hole
final match over the Lambdon course.
and ..
The trophy came to the United
States for the first time since 1924,
when Glenna Collett of Providence.
T.. l., won it for the second time in
successive years. Miss Payson sue
ceeds Ada Mackenzie as the DO.
m;nions titleholder.
Today's final was the first that has
been provided in the Canadian cham
pionship between two Americans.
Miss Payson owes her victory chiefly
to commanding advantage piled up
in the early stages of the match. She
was up at the end of the morning
IS. and she increased the margin to
up in starting out the afternoon
round. Miss Stifel then began her
helated rally and won five holes ina
Evening star., 1927-10-09
Sandlot Base Ball Season Ends
With Nine Engagements Today

~ ANDLOT base balls knell for the
1927 season will be sounded to-
day. But few clubs remain
~ active and these will conclude
with engagements this after
noon. Nine games are carded.
Brook GrubS will disband his Silver
Spring team after this afternoon S
twin engagement with Ku klux Klans'
men, who also plan to quit after to-
DAYS engagement. Play will start be-
tween these two teams at . o'clock
en- Wheaton diamond. Klansmen, who
have won o5 games in 30 starts this
season. hold a thinning victory over
the Springers.
Hya.tsviile and Mount Rainier mines
c;i!l terminate hostilities after the de-
c,ding game of their series on River
Ia,e diamond at 3 o'clock this after
noon. Each team has won one, the
third fray ending in tie.
Hartfcrds and Kennedy A. C. nine
will make their exit bow this after
hoon at 2:30 o'clock on the Fifth and
ingraham street diamond. Bob Lyons,
Kennedy ace. is expected to meet
Lefty Tripp on the mound.
Evening star., 1927-10-09
WOMEN IN SPORT
by CORINNE FRAZIER

Grace Mclean, Suzanne Jamison and
Verna Parsons.
Miss Prentiss and Miss Parsons will
act as assistant coaches, the former as
coach for the beginners and the latter
in charge of the Freshman team, an
innovation introduced this year to sus-
tain interest among the Freshmen,
who are to be barred by the one year
rule from participation on any var
sity teams.
Gene Cuvillier will head the staff of
assistant managers, all of whom have
not been chosen.
The rife schedule is as yet in the
embryo stage. One trip has been
planned. however, to DreXel on Feb.
ruary 25.
Army golfers will meet at the War
College Tuesday morning for the
weekly handicap tournament for low
medal scores. Mrs. Everett Hughes,
Mrs. Charles Bundel and Mrs. Condor
Mccormack are in charge of the
event. Entries will be received at the
tee or may be sent in advance to Mrs.
Hughes at Washington Barracks.
All wives and daughters of officers
stationed in Washington and the vi.
cinity are eligible to compete in these
events. A nominal fee is charged to
cover expenses of prizes. Luncheon
is served at the Officers Club follow
ing the nine-hole round of play.
Evening star., 1927-10-09
.O-ED athletic activities are in
full swing at George Wash
ington University. with Vir-
ginia Hopkins again in charge
of Tho anl,HSical t,.ai i,ainc de.

full swing at George Wash.
ington University. with Vir.
~ Ginia Hopkins again in charge
of the physical training de-
partment.
The singles tennis tournament is
the first formal event to be inaug-
urated with ~ contestants for the cup
awarded annually by the Woman S
Athletic Council and now held by
Frances Walker.
Hockey practice began on September
% with 30 girls turning out on the
fist. day. Many of the leading
varsity players of last year will be
absent from the lineup and girls must
be chosen from the recruits to fill the
vacancies. Alice Massey, Ermyntrude
Walden, Mary K. Lutz and Helen
Miller are among the varsity stars
whose places must be filled.
Games with SWartho1ore, American
University and William and Mary
College are included on the varsity
schedule, which is only partially COM
Iieted. G. W. will journey to Swarth-
more on November 10, with a squad
Of IA.
rifle practice starts tomorrow. Eight
of last years intercollegiate champion
snip varsity SQUAD will be back, in
Guiding Helen Taylor. captain; Betty
Clark, manager; Eugenia Cuvillier,
Helen Prentiss. Marjorie Folsom,
Evening star., 1927-10-09
CLUB BATTING.

wholly in America. for in England
the sport Is brutal and badly man.
aged. in the opinion of the Marquis
Douglas and Clydesdale, one-time
holder of the middleweight champion
ship of the British Empire.
The marquis sailed for home today
on the liner Caledonian after having
visited this country for the Tunney-
Dempsey fight as the guest Of the
champion.
Evening star., 1927-10-09
CLUB BATTING.

marking that Dempsey was repeatedly
warned for rabbit punching, Shaw ex-
planned: Dempsey doesn't do 1t inten.
tionally; he rabbit.punches by reflex
action--he can't help it-and a reflex
punch doesn't hurt. Tunney has found
that out, and isn't bothering about 1t
now"
After round ten Shaw said sadly:
Poor Dempsey. All, he is out. No.
S1e' gong has just saved him. Was
Evening star., 1927-10-09

VI NIIC I0.HUIU NIIdI TUUfiW
>plaved at the Congressional
Country Club yesterday afternoon,
Mrs. Il. Boyd Morrow of the same
club retained her title as woman's
champion of the Middle Atlantic Golf
Association.
Last year Mrs. Morrow won the
crown over her home course. Miss
Holzderher is the Maryland State
womans title holder.
Mrs. Morrow won the match on the
last hole when it was halyed in is
Miss HOlzderber made fine muShie
shot to within 6 feet of the hole. but
missed the try for Il 3 that would
have evened the match and called for
extra hole play.
Mrs. Morrow got off to Il good start,
winning the first three holes She
lost the fifth and sixth. won the
Evening star., 1927-10-09
Special Dispatch 10 The Sta.

Special Dispatch TO The Sta.
r YAGERSTOWN. Md. October 8.
Il Freddie Mcleod. formc
national open golf champion
i ! and pro at Columbia Country
Club. Washington, today won
the Maryland open title when he reg
istered $50 in the 36-holc match play
competition over the Fountain Head
Club course.
After only fair morning round
when he shot n II and 81 McLeoi
came back in the afternoon to han@
up a 81 in the first round and 81
in the second to gain the champion.
ship. Mcleod had brides going ont
in the afternoon on the second and
sixth holes and returning made oac
under par and the other eight at par.
Mel Shorey. pro at East Potomac
FarH. Washington. was one of the
three tied for second at Isl. He ap.
peared 10 have the title ClinChed un-
I'll a had lie on the seventeenth hole
In the afternoon round ruined his
Evening star., 1927-10-09
BASKET BALL PLAYERS
LINING UP FOR SEASON

Coach w. F.. Downing will looI;
over his material for the Woodlothian
basket ball team at the first practice
session tomorrow night on Central
High Schools court, starting at
O'Clock. Candidates who will report
are: Fred Williams, Buck Peck. AR.
thur Wiley. William j. Miller, Wally
Garfield. Jack Austin, Stan;er ThurI.
by. Bob Stevenson. Charlie sexton,
Charlie Hoffe,t. Thomas Dillon,
Joseph Hall, Jack Spice. and Dick
Harvey.
{ cr A. G.. bas!ieteers, who will
practice for the first time this NOM.
ing at IL O'Clock at Garfield PLAY.
ground. First and + streets southeast,
have elected Joe Canlvin, la.. seasons
manager, to captain the auint this
season. Mahlon EshbauSh has been
chosen manager. Members of last
years team and any new candidates
are requested to report for practice
today.
The Philadelphia Athletics have
finished first in the American League
seven times and last sever times
Evening star., 1927-10-09
NET STARS ARE AGING,

The average age of the United
States Davis Cup players this year
was 3412 years. Tilden was born i'm
February, 1898: Johnston in Novom-
ber. 1894: Williams in January, 1891,
and Hunter in June, 1894.
Evening star., 1927-10-09

The modern game of base ball. origi-
mated with the knck erbocker Crab.
organized in New York City in 18i5.
The first person to prepare a dia gram
Of the playing diamond was Abner
Doubleday.
Evening star., 1927-10-09
COLUMBIA PRO, WITH $50,
LEADS FIELD BY STROKE
Brilliant Afternoon Round-72 cn Hsgcrs.own
Course Brings Chan,pio1,5iip-N S:or2y Tied
for Second Honors With Isl Score.

chances. Warner Mathcr ot Balti.
more and Eddie Tovncs Of Indian
Spring Clue. near Washington. were
tied with Sho:cy.
sam Rice. outtielder OF the Wash.
inston base hall team. lied with Glenn
Spencer at 113.
Others from the Washington vicin-
ity scored as follows: Robert Barnett,
Chevy Chase Club, 100; Guy Standifer.
Columbia Cou1try Club. 16l: Mark
Flanagan. Georgetown University
49,: Albert II. Thorue. Town and
Country Club, t67. f. =. Davidson
Chevy Chase Cluh. 116 and ]. W.
Dunlop, Chevy Chase Club, 1S2.
McLood's cards:
Evening star., 1927-10-09

that the last round? am glad.
Dempsey can march out with the
honors of war;"
Evening star., 1927-10-09
BALTIMOREAN IS VICTOR
ON FIRST GREEN OF MATCH
Vanquishes Miss Holzderber, MARYLAND Champ;op:
ON congressional Club Course-NIiss Hacker
Is Winner in the Second Flight.

yANQtISUIEG Miss Virginia
HolZdnrbcr Of the Baltimore
AZ Country Club on the last green
of the .hnln finnI rn1lrn
Evening star., 1927-10-09
cLeod Wins Dznund Golf C1o Mrs. Mo17o,v Holds d4tlanic
LAUREL ENTRIES
FOR TOMORROW.

FIRST RACE---Purse. 81 300; for 2-year-
ds: claiming; furlongs.
Phoenix tribune., 1927-12-01

Company has the reputation Of being
the most liberal insurance company
operating in the state of Arizona.
Their branch office is located at II
North End street, and A. R. Smith
is the District manager.
Phoenix tribune., 1927-12-01
Many Claims Paid

During the past Three months, The
Western Casualty Company, through
Its branch office in Phoenix. has paid
lover $4,000 in sick and accident
|claims to it's policy holders. This