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Wilsrst. Claire "Speedster": special Due0
finish unusual design. showing OF extreme
iy smart lines A very fast little lob for
a0nne onf, Your car as part payment. 500
cash and balance IN ~ months
Nash $50" model coupe. $500 on new
car price: green UpcO: rumble seat: new
car E1afHntee $500 cash your car A.
part payment aud balance in IL months.
Lincoln de luxe phaetOn. just traded in
Cost ~ 900 new fine condition viii re.
finish ~ your own design. Price. $500:
1870 cash. balance monthly.
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PEERLESS.

We now have on hand several
Peerless automobiles sedams,
roadsters. coupes. in 90. 80. %.
60 models. These automobiles
are the pride of our used-car
dept. and are perfect in every
detail. We are now offering a
great selection of good automo-
biles at great sacrifice prices.
If you want satisfaction, econ
omy and prestige. buy one Of
these cars: prices range from
$3.50 to $500.
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lo24 GOLD SEAL CARS
S-T-U-D-E- Err.
A FEW or MANY BARGAINS.

4 FEW or MANY BARGAINS.
Stude. Commander Sedan 81 $50
Studebaker Roadster $3.50. sos
Willys-Knight Touring. 395
Studebakcr Big 6 Sedan. 9o5
Chrysler so. 4-dr. Sedan. sos
Nash Advanced Sedan. =. 495
Oakland Landau. ........ S45
Oldsmobile Coupe (late)... 595
Hudson Super 6 Sedan. =. SIS
Cleveland Sedan (late). -. 465
Locomobile S-4S Sedan. -. o4s
Studebaker Coach. ....... 545
Dodge B Sedan. ........ S45
Nash Adv. 6 Sedan. ...... 945
Studc. Sport Roadster. l.W5
Studebaker President. -. ,3o5
Hudson Super 6 Brough... 695
JOSEPH McREYNOLDS, lac.
INK fAkh c. NM
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sALE-AUroMoBiLks.
CLEARANCE SALE.

Essex Coach .$205
Essex Touring .."....... 9o
Ford Coupe ............. 95
Dodge A Sedan. ......... sos
Chevrolet Roadster ...... Is
Paige Brougham ........ $50
Oakland Touring ....... $50
Hudson Brougham ........ 645
Chrysler 10 Coach ....... S25
REQ Sedan ............... 845
X. McREYNOLDS & son,
l423-1425-1427 l. St. NV.
S-T-U-D-E-B-A-K-E-R
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And Others.

See them all and you will be
surprised both at price aud con-
dition.
Easy Terms.
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sALE~-AUTOMOBiLEs.
MOTT SPECIAL.

We will be clad when this used-car expert
gGsA back ~ Tbs factory. he costs Ne money
six 3-D0aF sedan~~-aHd say he sure picks
the good once. Fine tires. beautiful Duco
sssiS ssieS1 P as t2 !. th.. ,od - fR. ghb b., n. F
4ng $500 ~ me-"
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H. B. LEARY. JR.. & BROS
1921 l4th. NORTH 6S26.
MOTT SPECIAL.

Our boss thinks the factory used-car ex-
pert is a wonder because he is selling %
many cars. He ~ not SELLING them: he
y GIVING them away: His nsnne should y
touring with Winter inelosure iust repainted
Eve good tires lone newl. a coed tor and
nerfeCf sleeve-vaive motor. It was $3.50.
but santa Claus SAYS come have . look"
at S426
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THE FINEST
HUDSON-ESSEX.

HUDSON-ESSEX.
Before you buy used car of
any make it will be to your adj
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gains.
lambert Hudson Motors Co.
l4th at K. Decatur 2072.
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CHRYSLER
USED CAR DEPARTMENT.
DON'T
FAIL,
To See This Selection of
High-Grade Used Cars.

1927 Dodge Sedan ....... $3.50
1927 Buick Std. f Rdstr.
rumble seat ....... S75
1927 Peerless 6 Sedan. go. US
1926 Chrysler So Coupe. AIS
1927 Hupp 6 Sedan. .... US
1927 Buick Std. 6 Coupe
rumble seat) ....... o7S
1926 Chevrolet Coach 80. 275
1926 Chrysler 20 Rdstr. -. $50
1925 Buick Std. & Sedan. =. 4o5
1925 Chandler Touring. AS
1927 Hupp 6 Coupe. $50. 725
1926 Ford Coupe ........ $50
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Open Evenings and Sundays.
PEERLESS MOTOR CO.,
14th at P. Main $3.50.
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VIII. ROOM AND BoARD MOTHER AND
child In nriVate home, Pct. 5O60-w. as
COLLEGE GRADUATE WILL TAKE CHTI..
ssren Of refined families in beautiful suour-
han home for Summer French. music, super
vised rlsy: reasonable Address Box 15S-N.
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i OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

HtfnK SEDAN a.dear--4hfA talss thi,
n4f fssg fGrfns ffiinNed eRGelieni ne ham
alIs .snd guaranteed, w sshius TN lsdilia8
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LIKE TO RTY SECoND,HIND EUGENE
re- inarcnt wave machine. Call Adams S'lo
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REQ. REQ.
"TREW" VALUES.
THE CAR YOU WANT.
THE PRICE YOU CAN PAY.

1926 Studebaker Sedan.
Original paint like new, good rubber and
excellent mechanical condition fully equip
ped. including spare. We have two TO choose
from nj 500.
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1923 GOLD SEAL CARS.
1927 GOLD SEAL CARS.

wiiSs,Knishs sedan f.@7S
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SEtfSE--GENUINE SWEDISH MAS
hytiFctherapv and electric treatnlents
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TLETTRTcKI TREATMENTS GIVEN BY A
riSsseuse for all chronic conditions Potomac
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OPEN vENINGs--suNDAYS UNTIL
PM
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

70 CLOSE An EsTATE-Five 81 900 bonds
iaSs iWo $500 bonds Huntington Hall Apt.
RIdr S%. Philadelphia. 1885: issued by
the r a. Smith Co. Address Box %. 9S,A
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ARE FOR INVALID or
comfortable home. Ad.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
IHn..AanaaAd

PIANO, Kingshury uprirht; excellent condi-
tion. reasonable. leaving city, Phone Shep-
herd .SiD.w or cali 336 Park ave. Taknma
Park, n. G. To-
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BEAUTY PARLORS.

e.a,nral Hair Warts Moles 81: 20 yrs. exp.
Ssrstaction Guar, 302 kresge Bldg llos o.
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sTUD1o PRACTICE AND LIVING QUAR-.
tiers for rent to employed lady references
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treatments. graduate n'asseusc, 1870 l4fh
NV. Ant >. y. 3oS5J. Daily, Sunday. 10 to a.
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PLAT BOOKS NOS . AND 4 next TO last
issue: will sell cheap. Address Box s33-V
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PERSONA.

tNNffttAufN.l
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PAons ilacoh tla5
VII, GrvE. MOTHERS CARE TO / or :
shishen Nearby Va. Address Box 80,
Will SHARE NY NEWLY FURNISHED
,ogshlssl Rerelsmes exshanEcd. Apt. 1, ago
We PAY So TO $40 FOR USED SUITS &
oteroats, Prizes naid for worn clothlns
ladlcs and eentlen,en, always highest Wash
Clothnv En-, 1:l3 D st. NV, NJ. 331S.
s,nllc -case IN my comfortable home. Ad'
dress Box i3J.X. Star once. 10.
ASSEtfSE---GENUlNE SWEDISH MAS
ssss ss S nydrSsesranv SS and electric trea'nen's
ELNTRTcKL TREATMENTS GIVEN BY 4
rassseuse for all chronic conditions Potomac:
LIKE TO BUY SECONDHAND EUGENE
Art SsS. after q n,nt
VIII. ROOM AND BOARD MOTHER AND
child IN nriNate home, Pct. 5O6O-W. 81
COLLEGE GRADUATE WILL TAKE CETls.
ssren Of refined families in beautiful suhur-
bar home for summer. French. music, super-
vised rlsy; reasonable. Address Box lo.-A.
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tiers for rent to EMPLOYED lady; references
cvrhsrecd Franklin hl.f~J.
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treatments, graduate nsasSeusc. l2~N l4iN
", Ant > y. 3oS5-J. Daily, Sunday. 10 :: g.
w1NTTD-PNTD TRANsPoRTATIoN, och
sud ste NV to send and n. |. ave. ne
TUESDAY 10 Saturday mornings at SAo m
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EXCELLENT MASSAGE AND ELECrRlCAI
treatment for ttrcd feeling, neur,us' y
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Maple Wood Sanitarium.
Ased couples ccnvaiescents. special eases
ard elderly people. room and hoard. nursing
rare iaclud mod INN hright rms, noFcness..
san: COW nus lines. Silver SnrtnS A.. IL
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0ur gifted readers will tell real fortune
from the tea cup free. ~,.,
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iei0 q ST. NV. End FLOOR.
LUNCHEON. 6)c.
BEAUTY PARLoRS.
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EXCELLENT LOCATION for secondhand
f,srnjturn and upholstery store: VIII coop
crate with experienced man. Box lS3. SILVER
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tic sara Hoimstronl SOS East Capitul st
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PIANoLA- -PIANo-Duo Art Steinway. with
records; in perfect condition; $3.50; was
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wINTTD-PAID TRANSPORTATION, 9th
sod ste NV 10 ssnd and n. l.. ave. ne
TUESDAY to Saturday mornings at S.Ao m
Cal North .sS6,
treatricnt for ,tred feeling. neur,us' ~
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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ADDING NAcHiNEs: ~ makes: Ir,a, rent e.
sSig,s. Dnls.a TyP :,s 4 ksSa Asa Mach Co l:s7
ARcoLA HEATER. .upE4Eht hsslinE plant.
srs.ss sr sshsrs.sd san and trsex' a,1n so2 4 g
BABY BED two tbbs: chamber auto ham.
mcck.sw electric bottle ~armer, .. shirt
sLDs nATERfAss sss,. . M2.ss;sr iaass ,s e1~t'nG
EUILDfKG MATERIAL from two Stone
sssssn sses bose seaiiss '' psai siao@s ~ " s
kinde lnnbsr. Apply .gQiz llth q. nv 9.
BUILDING MATERIAL from recently wrecked
biw frame war BUILDING nov on sale ~ our
,as ,as't trs1sg @ u Ssn foo bes .asR % doers VIZ
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good condition: 80. A0gth 374e.Ji iO'
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ass ss'i sna 9es,s reesidii@ss es2s ses "pst"fe % @
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plsse @ 500. 1;lio Aeh1lfsd pl. NV. Pof. ei30.
ELECTRIC RAAg $50 oscIilating type /
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q e.. psffss-t ORDER reasonable, sos "a st,
sw fshoe shDB
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sFnosshaiF and F0ekfF dBtHR gpont table alpt
& chairs buffet. Le0aArd fefflgerai0T. wash
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hard fggF wsEsFs st1 dfefeHlskefs . BfDnhsft
gf,ass",,s,s gat ,s,,6 seIsis Isss ~ 70 ~ bust measure
FURNITURE rT- Wieker. BEDROOM furniture
and oda Blaees fOr tais reasonable party
lsaylng ellg. bradley l49
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ses we yess ~ ueels.sisg 5 is1'c Co. ses sl7 "s"Is Il
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PIANO for sale cheap, Phone Adams S6h.
PIANOS RENTED. 81 a month and up. Mt.
Pleasant Music Shop Inc. 1910 l4th at NV,
Columbia 1871. Open evenings,
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BUICK PASSENGER COUPE late
1g3T: driven only few thousand miles, fully
equipped and looks like new. terms or trade,
lk3H fAfh NV,
The Washington times., 1928-02-24
Horses To Watch AT
New Orleans
by BROCATOR.

MARVEL RAY-A mighty sweet.
two-year-old that will improve
right along now. The stable
thinks highly of this one. Has
worked very brislIy in the morn
ing and is ready for the question.
MONEAGUE-Don't let tn at
last effort of this Camden color.
bearer fool you, know that he
is dead fit and when the checkers
are down will romp home. per-
sonalIy think that he Is better
suited on a fast track. Has
worked three-quarters in around
1:14. Tab this one.
ANN CURTIS The Kirby filly
will like this track. She was a
bear cat over this oval last year.
Just stick along with her and
old man Kirby will make her for.
get to stop. Has been training
we'll in the morning. Can run on
any kind of a track.
@DUMPY-Just waiting for the
word to start. Was entered last
week but was scratched when the
rain came up. This is a sweet
maiden and can take the measure
OF the best when sent for the
old do-re-me. Take him the first
time he starts regardless of the
company. Breezed three lights
over heavy track in 81, as his
final trial.
PRICKLY HEAT ~ Understand
that he will go shortly. He is In
top form right now and the
stable connections will slam him
over at a Juicy price. Has been
working like a wild horse in the
morning. This one can run on
any kind of a track and at any
distance. Just keep your eyes
open for him.
COAL BL4ACK-The stable has
bet on this one the last couple of
starts, but each time shas disap-
pointed. The two.year.old works
speedy In the morning but seems
to race greenly. The rail birds
think highly of him.
The Washington times., 1928-02-24

teams), Campbell Metal Window
Company, Irvington Bowling Alleys,
Cardinal Gibbons Council X. of g.,
Neil Buick Company, Victoria AL
ley, Baltimore Coal Exchange
Mackubin Goodrich and Company,
Recreation Center, Fidelity and De-
post Company of Maryland, Nc
Cormick and Company, L. Boyd
Machine Company, Baltimore and
Ohio General Offices, Baltimore
Council No. EOS X. Of G. two
teans). Maryland Council No. 40
K. of c. two teams). overlea two
teams).
Baltimore Women
Emerson Drug Company two
teams). United States Fidelity and
Guaranty Company, Merchants
National Bank, Maryland Casualty
Company. Maryland Title Guaranty
Company, Regent Ladies two
teams), Monticello, Recreation Gen.
ter, Fidelity and Deposit Company,
of Maryland, Baltimore and Ohio
General offices, st. Clement Joan
Miscellaneous
Lustine Nicholson Company.
Hyattsville; King Pin Bowling
Alleys, High Point, N. c.; Fred.
ericksburg Team, Fredericksburg,
Va; Thomas Buckley Stars, Fred
erick, Md; American Legion,
Hyattsville: Annapolitans, Annap.
oils: Roanoke No. 1 and No. 2,
Roanoke, Va; N, H., N, H. and
Hartford r r., New Haven, Conn;
Revere Stars, Revere, Mass;
Hyattsville Auto Supply Company,
Hyattsyille; Dixie Pig, Hyattsville;
Boyer Pharmacy, Clarendon; Phil
Spinella's Orpheum. Brooklyn; Phil
Spinella's Borough Hall Academy,
Brooklyn; University of Maryland.
College Park, Md: Palace, Martins
burg. w. Va: Philadelphia No. /
and Philadelphia No. 2.
The Washington times., 1928-02-24
Joe Dundee Bout Is or
Unless Rfng BODY HnsIe

KEW YORK. ESk. ~ Ter Nc
1fahon. raaarer II u IA olson
g0uare Garden. declared todsy Kaaf.
M would cal or tie pfo "a
March 25 bout Joe Dundee
ana Ace Hu1ki1e unles the New
York boxing eonl1n son resnsates
Dundee within ~ dayx
1t Is said that the weltertgeig II
champion and his manager AIax
Waxnlan. must retnrn ~ California
To stand trial early In March On
charges growing ont 0f Dundee
withdrawal from 4 match with Hf1d.
kins IN Los Angeles last fall.
The Washington times., 1928-02-24
RonanceRunsRifeos7e ferris
And McLa1nin Battle
nv Dayis j. walsh

YORK. 2reet merchants gbbered above the Of
baby the world 2Od
flat of lower East Side and they called him Sid ferris
mists
peet bogs ratified the cobd Of Belfast Ire
wheels playing obigao the pantve
unmistakbe of the newly born Then all sted even
the dread Of the banshee
baby that Jimmy Mcarn lived less happily
after America probably
needed at
- p.L nnni lr a
The Washington times., 1928-02-24
OLDEST JOCKEY

Chris Miller, 48-year-old jockey.
claims the distinction of being the
oldest active rider on the turf. He
is now plotting the horses of A. F.
Dayton in Cuba, for whom he had
his first mount back In 1898,
The Washington times., 1928-02-24


Nor did the streets of the East
Side really need another business
man. although by circumstances and
environment Sid ferris seemed
destined to grow bearded and mod
erately rich at the helm of his own
push cart. But, happily, the streets
didn't and Sidney didn't and 50
there will be 1900 people at Madi-
son Square Garden tonight to see
two careers, begun thousands OF
miles apart, bisect at last.
They viii meet under the glare
of the ring lights in a 1O-round bout
for the right to challenge for the
worlds lightweight championship
and, if romance really is dead, then
my story is vain one, indeed. For.
these young men, so lowly OF origin,
now are Of a rank sufficiently ex-
allied To attract a matter of $4,000
into the house and one OF them may
yet know, the day when a worlds
championship is his.
ferris, the East Sides own,
generally Is regarded as the
man who win do this. This
town is ever sIxeptical Of the
product who is SO ilI-advised as
to do his winning elsewhere and
so McLarnin's fights with La
Barba, Villa, Fields, Sanger,
Kaplan and Wallace apparently
have not been accepted at face
value. Neither have TerTis'
yisitatiOns upon the floor at the
behest of GOIdstein, Wallace
and McGraw in recent fights.
They expect Sidney to Guidance
and outlook the invader and all
week long have been backing their
Judgment at odds of 3 to 5. ferris
himself, claims to have laid $1,000
on his chances at to 5, and any
time a young man like Sidney bets
thousand dollars, even If he only
says he did, he must think he has
something good.
McLarnin money has been almost
incommunicado, to date, but the
writer looks for the odds to shrink
today. At least one sharpshooter
1 know is picking McLarnin to win
by q knockout-at the proper odds
and another is getting down on
him to win the decision. These men
deal only in critical money and, as
soon as they start shooting, the
panic will be on. Tt wouldn't be
surprising if dollar for dollar pre-
vailed when the two principals go
to bat.
For Cne thing, many Of the
boys have come to the point
where they doubt whether ferris
ever again can climb upon his
kangaroo and Out-Ieap his man.
The fact that he has been hit
by so many mugs in recent
months seems to indicate that
his legs no longer can carry
the, rest of his body along at
that pace; that, in brief, Sidney
can leap for about a minute
and n half of each round and
then he must come dow on his
heels and plOd.
Anyhow, he followed something
of this procedure in the last Nc
Graw fight and the chances are
that, IL he deigns to do any plod.
ding tonight, McLarnin will deign to
do some of his best punching at or
about the same time. This coin
cidence should serve to make quite
an occasion of the evening; In fact,
the fight looks the part OF the best
lightweight affair boxing has known
Mnces the lamented Leonard. Tender
meetings of five years ago.
Outside of Terris' right hand, the
only thing that may hurt McLarnin
is the business OF matchmaking.
He. will have to do las pounds at
o'clock this afternoon and It may
not be altogether pleasure. But
| the lad is young and young body
The Washington times., 1928-02-24
MAROON ENTERS
. HEARST EVENT

Fordham university's varsity rifle
team, which has been advancing
rapidly in intercollegiate marksman
circles, will be entered in the annual
competition for the William Ran
dolph Hearst trophy, awarded to
foster uses of the rifle among the
youths of America. Manager George
Baker announced today that the
Maroon would enter its strongest
team in the Hearst competition, a
tournament among the members of
the varsity squad to decide the men
who will shoot in the trophy
tourney.
In addition to the Hearst
shoot, Manager Baker has ar
ranged a number of new
matches for the FOrdham rifle
men.
The Coast Artillery Reserve
Officers rifle team, which defeated
the Fordham r. o. T. C. team in
it's first engagement last year will
fire return match between April
/ and April Is. Before that time
the Second Corps Area competi-
ton firing must be completed and
preparations made for the intercol-
legiate tournament held under the
auspices OF the National Rifle Asso-
citation.
The Washington times., 1928-02-24
RisIxO Posts s., 900 Forfeit
For Hlnnf with AarkeY

new YORK LIB. IA o1uny
RfskO. Cleveland Heavyweight. has
posted 5000 with the New York
Boxing Comm ion a. an appear
ance forfeit ia bis 1ateh with
Jack sharker here on March ~.
Italian Jack Herman ana jack
Dema.ve nave u reed 10 act ais spaK.
RIM partners FOR Sharkey. who has
started training in Boston.
The Washington times., 1928-02-24
Amateur Court
Results

Anacostia Eagles, Is: Univarsals. is.
Trinity Nj e. 49,; Columbia. 20.
Company r. II; Bonds Whirlwinds,
Is.
Co. r Reserves. So: Peerless. %.
H. A. French, so; Potomac b. c., %.
Senators, 81: Remsens "a.
{ Woltz, 57; ID. G. ~. c., II.
st. Mary's Celtics, az: Warwicks, IL.
Clarendon. 48: Cherrydale, 30.
Army War College. ~; w. II. West,
ST. Martins, "a: CentraIs, D.
Tates. IL; Shamrocks. IL.
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Daisy Mint Via.
SECOND RACE Eisaion Lad, Sierra
shot, Evelyn oil Eugene ri
THIRD RACE Betty BaIl. Brarntcr,
Rob ROY, star sweeper
FOURTH RACE NY Chance, Jack,
jr.. Ferrash. Smiling
FIFTH RACE-Peggy Green, Peter
Brush
Easy. Miss Ida Brown, Hopuwai. Cir
cult NorerOSs.
NINTH RACE Common Sold. Hong
King. Merry Man.
Weather clear; tract fart
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upwafaas purse, NAtegSt Ss@'lAssts 49,
I Tnsv II sine. s2lcaroIlne Carter. .1o7
Dance King Z. IoTl Billy Beer $50. ~
T Sasg,o,gn Iseiie III wseriet 80. 10
xBattie On LII 0ld IQn sssss..l1
Theo Fay WI 81 tt 81 KtJeapre A.ssss.slet
s slsseF s Mafss iserry rcRs lbs
xMoflie Wyti1iL 1901 xfeife DOG yss1e1
sECO III 10 RACET hree-year-olda
purse. 81 900: allowances; furlongs.
1 nsans sam satis vi craeisy .s....ios
Bookie ..ss.s.f Asilnd GAnt *s...1Vs
sesag1 1, !. y s1 ooe.
attowancesx tfe rs conpte SurIongh
Bees Jones ~ .Sf0Bf po1iy Tfplbet ala
Mil Mildred Iosl shauty MeCartyl os
Islaf1 ii 81 aDanhaum ss,ss los
I pops 81 rhandsrissl Miss raradlss .Ies
1I aJ. a. Hail entry.
Hsssdieap: three-y eaFsoles ana upNsrd;
Rs sss a,s..' isi ofsssss II....s.ist
1srIiilanf .ffoi i3Flei<gy ffeat, .ss1os
Color sergeanf febt shasta Lad = ss1e9
ap r1sda elasminr; sssss ii.soSi iEis
sfsnntnman .... ifgI accession IL
xBrlght shawl. gel ~ son. ssss.salI
Lepanto 49,. n arant Qsd. Igg
Roivo ieel xRJpga M.s.....s1e7
OiluHle Quake sAy4t
RfxTH HAlsE hrsee -oidg and
npwaras cia8mings puree $780, lis
miles
Tranefer ... Nj VAIN Fatriek y. III
KITS Cat 4.4 9gi au&eaa Marie .19T
Open Hard IL sG8E 3. JoisnnoB IT. SIS
xHtfiager ssss 1877 i<aesg &sssssts st11
Jgaeph sabhafh 97i xChaFle1y ....ssss41
Colonel csmpnes t1f King Tut -. :. lis
Pop Rel III x1een Hcnd...s. -
MART 81 ~ feSfNE sFetenlA sss.s.1l1
Jubai Earlv i8ea INK IN. M. ale
NEvEMTH RACE p2ds and
upNards cfaintng psree 8LNgsf tx
miles
xfsenifel5f 9sEm JDnt .saef
xRed Bznner sSS SN6eed sss.&af1
H6psieas ~ It fafe9ele iii
xkpDrenffee AilewaNsee fls5E1eA
Wssther eloo1y trae6 hlasys
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PETWORTHS DATING

The petworth basketers are east
ing about Tor games with senior %
unlimited clubs. call 4anagsr
steve E'uz coIumbia s0Q8s
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AWHILE
ca Z SOLE
SECRETARY
ToDAY's SCRATCHES

#f havana
FIRST RACE virginia O.; single
hand, Scissors. John Finnegan.
SECOND RACE-Brilio. G heating
Cheaters. Ponce. Polly Path.
THIRD RACE-Pennyriie Otto Berz.
FIFTH RACE-Open Go Shut.
SIXTH RACE-The Cyrenfan.
SEVENTH RACE-The Rove.
Weather clear: track fast.
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Looking for a suburban bungalow?
TIhel one to suit you can he found.
listed for sale in tOdRy's Times and
Herald Classified Real Estate columns.
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usually is an elastic one. McLarnin
probably will be as good as his
best tonight, which means that the
winner win know he was in a prize
fight.
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HAVANA ENTRIES

FIRST RACE-Four-y ear-olds and up-
wards; claiming; purse. $500; ~ fur
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Tia Jnana
FIRsT RAcT ~Ina D, Shorty 81
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rs OF the 203 already in, 81 are
wOmen's teams, is Of which are
s from Washington and IL from
Baltimore.