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The Washington times., 1928-03-01
CARDINALS
!. END WITH
VICTORY

Four members of the Catholic
University Cardinals ended their
college basketball career as they
had started-in victory. Capt. Jim
Carney. Ray Foley, Johnny Long
and Bill Harvey have passed,
but they made it a glorious exit
last night as the G. u. five
ewamped George Washington, S2-19,
In the Colonials' gym. This G. u.
uuint lost but one, game to the
Hatchetites during it's three years
Of varsity competition.
The Cardinals had more trouble
than the result indicates. Capt.
Orr Goodson, Jim Carey and Bud
Barrow. three George Washington
regulars. were lost in the second
half via the four-personal foul
method. Their requirements could
not foil the sweeping @. y. onset.
The CoIoniaIs gave the Rice.
men q hard battle for the first
half which ended with C. u.
ahead, 13-11. The Cardinal
gunners began firing soon after
the start of the final half and
they pulled away.
The presence Of the G. w. regu-
lars would only have served to have
kept the score at a lower figure.
There was nothing that could check
that furious c. u. stampede.
George Washington was guilty OF
numerous infractions of the fouls.
The Cardinals almost won the game
on foul shots, converting Is OF 81
bids from the charity sector.
The records of the team from
It's first year to senior have been
compiled. Bill Harvey captained
the Frosh uuinf. Ray Foley was
acting captain in the sophomore
year. Johnny Long piloted the
team during the senior year and
dim Carney was the leader this
season.
The records. including individual
point scoring. team record and the
complete number Of games played
during the four years. together
with the scores. are as follows:
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The records. including individual
point scoring. team record and the
complete number of games played
during the four years. together
with the scores. are as follows:
INDIVIDUAL SCORING
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SENIOR DIVISION
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CAMBRIDGE RESULTS

$500 o." cla aneH "S ear-oids and OBEY
iI9 tFisheTl 50 30, 50 so. 50 TO- won Stuarls
Draft, l07 (Knighb. SO 50, 81 70; second
Medicine Man, 1909 tLandoltl SO 10 thifa
Time. 1:I7as. Sister MaGsie. Mediator. IL
Rhubarb FrontierSmnn and Tom also ran
second race. % mile; public contribution
$500; claiming: 3-yea r-oldS and up Azure
lo3 Knight, $3.50 $500; 81 70 Won noco Gey
Young April, 1909 Clements 40 thifd
Time I:l7',. Myrtle Belle. FL Oudiane'
Outward Bound. Lady Goaier and hEfoch
also ran
Third race: = mile public contfib9ql on
Walter lI2 tMalley), 81 so. 50 so: 50 90. won
Sphere, 100 tLauScheri, S. 30, s. 20; SECOND
ciaret Cup. 90 CSeaboI. $500 third Time.
i.isat. Thrace. Red Granse, Margherita and
Uncle Boot also ran.
Fourth race; / 50 miles public contriou-
Chief Tiernev, 1i6 tLandolu, 50 80, 30 20
600 won; Sleepy Head, 100 tBurneyl -,
81 30. second Jim Banola, lo3 finzeionel ).
"a 40 third Time. SO Great Northern.
'roereiy BAY Cur n. Etmple and MISS Care"
also ran.
Filth race: mile: Cleveland Plain Dealer
Handicap: public contribution $4,000 3-year~
IDS and up Broad Axe. Ill tEllstonl. Sl3 ~,
80 so "a 30. won, Acirema. l04 tKnlaht =
50 so ~ 40. second; Dunmore Us tLauscherl :;
x37o. thlrd Time. l;4S Cameo o.. Grand ira 7.
Flaherty and Jack Biener also ran
sixth race: j.. miles public contribution
ssG1: claiming 3-year-olds and UP Jason
elite. i0a tSenho> S244o. 400. 81 won,
pic III hose. 50 so, 50. second Coduina
lna tT1zelone,. 40, third Time. aR<H.
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SARATOGA RESULTS

FIRST race; ! mile: Wayerly Purse; purse
Il 900 claiming; 3-year-olds aud up
Shakitup. III tBcjShakl. won. il TO 20 out
aud out. Frediol hansen. l08 Rose; sec
ond, 2 TO and to 5; House Orr ~"
fMorelerb to s. Time, 1913. Jim Bean
Herald Brahman and OVict also ran.
Second race: About miles; purse. $1,000.
Herculoid SterpleChRse Handicap. 3-ytaf
ods and M Ruler, 1876 ID. smith won
q to /. 2 to | and out; Nomad, ~ 'Chcy
nrvl. second. to 10 and out; EaTnc u
100 sDnlcfJ, third ont. Time. 424 HuHy
also Ten
Third race: p, mile Grand Union Hotel
stakes; $4,000 guaranteed. 1-year -nlds
allowances Twink. I22 H.. Fatorl, won u
10 5. to ! and 10 $. DR. FrcHland. l2'
tMaibenl second, TO and to $ OeSni.
ia fKclsayt third, to 10. Time. Ia
Folktng Hypoluxo and Bargelio also ran
Added starter.
Fourth race: mile: purse. $1,000. special
weiphts; for 3-year old maidcns. Fort 70
won 9 to g 8 to s aud to 10. Panther
lis Baker,. second. 70 and out. stream
line. lis fKelsayt. third. TO s. Time
f.44l>. Don O. Gailantry and Leonardean
Fifth race: IL, miles Merchants and Ciu-
gems Handicap 5000 added for 3-ycaT-
olds and up Chance Shot 1913 fSande)
won. II 10 10. out and out Black Maria
l23 IL Fator. second out and out: Dan
@crous ITO fColticttn. third, out. Time,
purse. u 200 special Weights 2-vear-old
maidens Prairie Fire, 1l8 tThnrhor'. won.
S to to and 70 ; Mint Sanc" llS
con Hin. ia fFatorh. third, to :. Tim"
i,l6. Minotaur. J A. We'll Whistler. Fancy
Star. Some Ticket. Cornelius Coin Col
lector and Bazoncr also ran
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DELORIMER RESULTS

First race. 81 Of mile purse. $500; claim
inc. 3-year-olds and up Little Trump won
"a so f345 and 50 80, Plymouth Belle. sec
ond Sc 70 and 81 s.. Lady Monte. thlTd'
80 B5 Downtown. Brown Rock. Ascendant
Martini Powder Flash Little Flora also ran.
second race: s. Of o mile purse 1000
purse 500 claiming, 3-ycaI -0Id& ana w
claiming 3-year-olds and Up ioaled "
Canada KerweE. Won $40 35' 9o ano
81 co. Flora. second. 3 30 ana So 70 nav
thorne third, 81 30. Pun Bal, F. MoooE.
Baby stone. Rockasta. Royal Pearl. PolyaF.''
Third race: g. furonee. purse, 800.
claiming. 3-ycar-ods and ~ Dry MAJ
won, ~ 30, ~ rs aud 81 60, GonWth'm. IfCC
ond "a Is and 23,70 Morcrystal i r,a,4,
81 S. Nayarit. STATE RiehLa' AanIctF' fe"'
'G ropr r1' race ace = Of mile: purse, $500
claiming: 4~geaf-olds and up Lure Of Goig'
won, 3l2 S. S. 30 and 81. Dr. Jiga~. SeconG
q 20 and $500 Henry Fox. third. y 90
6rettc' ii. wild Deuce Maimondes and II
fifth race: IL miles. Joe Wri dIde -, ID
Tangcr won. IS 20 - 30 ana A5,zo
Dcvfner second. 50 and a 81: Lady Ai.c-
incur third - 90 Tnlaid Sporting ta1toi
Byne Boy. Lavanna Fair also ran ,oo. claim
ing. 4-year-olds and upSan san; won,
IN 10 70 as and s. so; Lanoii, SECOND, : :. ~
and "a 40. SundicW. third, IA ~. Queen
Emma MarveIije. Tchadar. McJao' BOOSTER
Lancaster. Starmatia also ran. ,soo
seventh race: 70 miles p gi.,, %'o y,
the Hills won. - 90. 50 Is and 81 90
VigIIant SECOND. 80 81 and S273: Blli!keh
fnird k340 Lucky Bcgcaf. Twenty Mihutc'
Birch ana Dutch Girl also TAN
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HAMILTON RESULTS
CANADA

First race. ?. ~ mile. pHrec. = ono
clafmlne 2-year-olds and up-Mac Mayim.
IA tFrancisco, won IS rs. 50 % and - 90
Ferry Of Fate o. rfcGinnIp. second AS
and % IS Violet r 100 lScha fer' third
a 40 rhine iis sun Pabv. Grasol. Sun
Hawk. Circus Rider and Obtain also rem.
second race: o, nj q mile purse. $1,000
claiming. 3-vear odds ard -Heartarhc. ITO
F. Mann. won az 40. sass and 81 20 Rain
storm. 10 fFrauei9Cot. second. - B. and
81 30: Miracle. li2 ~ Thomas third,
e 10 Time. l,154s PiDnin. Cad Tor
renee. Neister. Lannie Lady Mcneil and
Rock Thorn also ran
Third race; q Of a mile: juvenile Purse,
Saddle Skirt. I08 Nv Harvey. won. &i2 10,
1896 and s39S Mull2ito. III r Mann .
zecond IS SIS and q So Pin Wheel, l0@
CNnndent. third. 81 90. Time i,lSl~. Snr~
rento. Corpus Delecti. Master Robbie. John
b and Jack HapkSlev also ran
Fourth race: | mile and 10 Yards purse,
~ 200, allowances. 3vrar-oidS and m;
foalcd in Canada Troutet. ia 'Rallsi
won. sl41n. "a % and F275, Best Bonnet
% fMcGinOisr, second, - so and $3.50
perlapides. ITO MANN. third. $3.50 Time,
f.4I2z Bloom Tip. Sweetest Sons ana Bon
nnginn also ran.
Finh race: Ia miles: Hamilton Handicap:
derine Minstrel. los ,McGinnisi, won, 81 90.
n 40 and S3. Scimitar. IA 'Rrownj. second.
sass and s275. Vellas. III ,FranciSco> .
third. a 20 Time, l.i727 Adsmas. Royal
Watch. Patricia J, Beau ri the West and
Sixth rate; H.. nile. purse. $1,000 claim
ing. 3-vear-oidS and IN Fire Bow }0S
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DUFFERIN PARK RESULTS

first race: about - NIL p,Irse,,, f7Y209;;
claiming 3-year-oIds and Up daluna. lO9
GUERRA. s. 50, $500, $50 Won IN
Court, l06 Whtokerl $50, " ~ sc tCtird
Time l.0l4s Upton. Miss Crowley Roma"
sandal Red Ieas and Soldier II also ran.
second race: about "a mile, purs1 3 ,.J,,
tanning 3-yc8r-oIds and up-LacY Cnllte.Ll
l07 eFoden1 80 30. 1926. $50. Won E T5,tr
land i07 whitaker. $3.50. third me
Ton Melva Rose. Cap tnl Star GIL
O'Trigeer and SomerS Gale also ran soco.
Third race: g. furlonSs put%r, r rooV
cIaiming 4-yesr-olds and up poly Dun 8Ida
bar 10 tMoorel. s. 30. 81 -. 80 Won
EXPRESSIVE '06 Guerra, s4.95 s. 10. sec
ond Apopka 10 ,Feeneyi, p, % ,,ta 4lto
Locks. Ten sixty and Ace Of Diamonds also
Fourth race: IL miles, purse, 5000 claim
ing 3-ypar- olds and up--Ma&le iI2 Mann 1I.
Coleman. $50 third TING. - Ian
son. Arsacid Pieces OF Eteht. DeltGs'Ve
and Wade snEde. IT.; ,,t also ran aoo claim
tCiucrraf. SIS rs 50 so, 81 40. won Biiiy W2I,
rem fi2 GWhitakerl, 70. 40 g -, second
Rcthlahem ito Phillips. rs, 10 tnEG
sixth race: H.. miles; purse, 5000 claim
ing: 3-yeat- odds and Up ioaled II Gen @ naGe "a
y 20 n Won Cedar crest. 1872 rodcn, s555
50 S., second Rare vintage lo2 Due
50 40 third Time J Sass. Plaguer Bell
saire and Bikos also ran. .ooo. .,,,r,
ing 3-vesr-oids and up--scissors n,
ttCiuerra} 81 IS 81 40 S205. won Rusova
los Philips, s23 so go. second .r San
iSs, Grszer PspriEa. Favenor and Donsh-
nat also ran
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PAIR GET 81 HITS
TO WIN TRAP EVENT

Scoring a total of - hits onl OF 100
targets Henry Bartholomew and pr A
Is slime led thc held III thr team event
Yesterday afternoon at Washington Gun
Club walter WILSON and Robert Welsh
HE rnner~lp tram, counted VI
Breaking a perfect string Dr, A. V
Parsons who recently returned from
the grand American handicap al Van
daiia Ohio. clinched the four month
trophy IN decisive style nr. Parsons
was closely pressed by several, includ-
Ing Nash Buckingham, Bartholomew
and ~ w - Monroe
Team scores yesterday
Bartholomew Stlne. ~ Al VI VII
aon~ Welsh Az ~ ~rDl Hunter LiVesey
4a ~ 88 Df, Parsons MAYHEM al
A. 30 Emmous- Britt, 40~~44 a..
Scores In four month trophy contest.
wilson, an, bartholomew, Mayhew.
n! Dr. Stmr, Beekwith llVeseY, Or,
Parsons, 40. Hunter - or IS.
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HAWTHORNE RESULTS

First race: i miles purse. $1,000: claim.
inc. Swear odds and up Shasta Clan. inl
tFarminI. won, 80 a6 So 88 and 50 Sc. Scot
50 a.. National Brick. l01 &C. MverI third,
50 &c Time. a., Aurous. Play Hour.
Wooliatt and Ann Curtis also ran.
claimine 3,scar-olds and up Sanction, los
Shropshire. won so IS. S8.34 and - -
fudra, 90 tPendergrasst. second. s5,4 and
. 30 Golden, Mae il3 Lcylsnd!;; third
cere ana MIN MCGEE also ran.
Third race: Hawthorne Course; western
Hopeful purse purse. $4,000 allowance. >
year-olds Prince pat. ll3 Hardy. Won.
- 30. 2 So and s224 Zaca~eista. l06 w
Garner, second. 2 G5 ana . "a; The ChOc-
ta,Wc. ll6 fE POOL. third bird 800 Tin in
HaFk and Miss Pearl also ran
H1ndicap purse, 1000 an ases-Noresster.
III IGagne:,, won 30 66. s4Ia and S3.3f
Illc2itInatc. ITO aPhiIoou second. - Sc and
q 7G Space. Tia fPtcbonb. third. 500
Time. IN War Time. T s Jordan Jack
AFInqdc ara Pone q W5lss ESQ
Handicap > 900 added for 3-year-olds and
up Flat Iron. 100 fChia rcttil, won. So 50.
IS e and ~ 81 Easter Stockings. los 'R,is-
Pichoa|. third. $500 Time. l:5t's Crossco.
Maft}e Flynn. Lancer, BlushinS Maiden
Hgiromci and CRYSTAL Pennant sls So ran
ing 3-year-olds and M Pandosto, ll3 'PhiI
pofl Won. Sl4 so, 1896 and SIS 8s: Ormon
Bird, 100 ,Rouzier1: second. $3.50 and
Time. 49,, Finland. Mary B. Drone. Al
Garnet. W0lfy. Bright Shawl and Al"s
seventh race: u. miles. purse. ~ nm.
claiming. 3-ycar-oIds and up-Firth Of T. q.
i02 fFermint. won t5 81. &473 and g -
Kad.ak. 100 .McDermottl, second. 81 40 anr
Time. 207i Hopeless. Pat Field John
S. Golden School and Kelnot also ran.
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SARATOGA STAKE
IS WON BY TWINK
Favorite Is Length Ahead OF
FreeIand, Long Shot, in
Feature Race.

BY the ASSOEldtfh Li'HS
~ ARATOGA. N. Y, August 70
The Iona Stables Twink. one
of the best 2-year-olds OF me
season. came from behind IN the
stretch to win the Grand Union
Hotel Stakes at Saratoga today.
Twink. the favorite, won by q len9tn
with w. j. Salmons DR. Freeland a
long shot, second. and G. A. Cochran ;
Orsel third. The race carried net
value of sl2,025. ~ ,,
twink, imported son of Blink IL.
acquitted himself in great style. nc
was rated off the pace until the stretch
turn. where Laverne Fator brought MN
uu fast TO win easily by full length
DR.. Frceland ran a great race to place
second. after being virtually left at
the post J. F. Widcner's Marine was
handicapped by weak ride by Earl
Sande and finished lust outside the
money The time for the six iuriones
was l:l6.
Chance Shot took Saratoga com
nanion feature. the Merchants ana
Citizens Handicap Black Maria was
second and Dangerous third. Chance
Shot ran the mile and three-SiXteenths
in 2.03 s.
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HAMILTON RESULTS.

First race: About - Of 4 mile. DoratIoa
won. 81 70 40 and 70 10 Miss Shannon
Gale, second, 1920 ana . Rosa Kane,
third. 81 40 Tedoy Bear, Bakers Boots and
Delgar also ran
Second race. About = OF mile Dons =
ion purse 500 claiming. Swear -nldS anr
up-Peli0n. Won sl2 so, - and 81 20 Ador-
able second IS 30 and "a 20; Northern Star.
third. 50 Matte 3. Bsrthemess. An
buIance. Vicrncse and Light Plume also ran
Third race: About - Of mile Dons tior
purse 400 claiming 3-year-olds ana IN
Lothario, Won. xI4 40. IS and = SO. Game
Chance. second, s74o and % so: Queen
Mario third - 90 Why. zsiner, Snowfall
Merry and Breno also ran.
Fourth race: furiones Donation pur-r.
540o claiming, .3-yesr-oids and np-Ka!a-
Point Second = so ana so O|o Tom
third. g 40. Paymau, The Competitor, Flor
ida Castle and Paul Smith also ran.
Fifth race: About - OF a mile D0na
tion purse. 400; CLAIMING. 3-year-oidS src
ilp-PcnEyrllp, Won. 81 20. 81 20 and - so
TfboFlo second. = % and - 40 Patsy H.
third 50 40 C0rf.e. Thomas Plat and Pun
uaEtr also ran.
Sixth race: about IS Of mile. Dons ton
purse. 400. claiming 3-yesr-OdS and M
Maliey S. won, 81 20. 81 and 81 Montro
KinicIks. ForeIady. Ford Brent and Sn@r
seventh race: About = Of milo: Don
ton purse. 400. claiming, 7-year-ol7-
Brown Chief. won. 40 "a 40 auC
Sa1va-e. Sccoud. 81 50 and - 80 Sur z
die taird - so FoSy Peter, valiant r.
and Electric Storm also ran.
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CIIR BATTING.

T~HE rumble u ball. aud The ciht~
lrf u falling NAPLES aD1h #iil BE-
heard throughout Washington
duckpju enp,1fiuma. Many ol
Tie circuits plan 10 1prn abnut
September IS. wileu most ~ the ailry
managers Will put their Winter SEIZED"
Uiea into effect
Although q few dpckpin leagues nave
fcoraanized N date and are practically
feady ~ open their SEASON. me majority
Dian to hold meetings Within the next
Two weeks ~ elect of1lclais arrange
schedules and make other preparations
Masonic League the largest circuit ~
ne city and probably III the country
will be reorganized ior the coming caIh-
9a!gn on "Wednesday night al CouPtn-
ton Halt How many ii ast years team
viii re-enlef cannot be determined hhlII
after that session. but officials are con
fdenl that there Wiii be iillie change IN
The number and cslibef 81 the tcsma
representing various lodges. Plans have
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Nearly 100 New Alleys Ready
For Pinmen Here This Season

Dctu made H. rUll ali league matches Oh
tuesday aud Thursday nights Liila SEA
sun The team representative are sh~
DcCGcd ~ adopt this plan,
Dfnccrs III National Duckpin 3oWllng
Congress are scheduled Ia meet acplemr
her at their headquarters IN The Den
drikc Building This session will he
watched with interest IN Eastern duck
Din circles AZ a city viii be selected Ton
the second national tournament. Plans
for the expansion of The congress
throughout The East and Midwest VIII
hold the attention 81 the directors,
Nearly 100 new alleys viii be opened
ia thc City about September Il III an
effort 30 take care of the usual oven now
fitty eight 81 these Will be under Tie
supervision NJ 1911 wood At the new
Meyer Davis IoeHtiGtt Fourteenth street
aud Riggs place Forty new drives are
ready for use at the Arcadia. The entire
auditorium having been taken over Tor
use af duckpin enthusiasts.
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is ANXIOUS TO MEET
TUNNEY, SAYS SHAW


LONDON. August 25.-There is q
good chance that Gene Tunney Will
achieve his wish 70 nneet George Bernard
Sha&. VINO Is taxing holiday al An
tioes. France.
The Daily Mails correspondent 81
Entlheg old Shaw n TunneE's expressed
desire 70 meet hi9n and the latter re-
riied Tell Gene I will he delighted 70
meet min IN fart. have every intention
n making his acquaintance. ] VII nf
hack in Lonoon September Is and hope
- sec MIN then
shaw added that iae did not intend ~
ALLOW reporters or photographers at th'
meeting We vii meet as private gen
tlarner ne ealc 4 will discuss boxing
ard Gene will discuss literature 20 We
ought 70 get along very we'll
GnaR THINKS that Tunnfy Is very
sensible IN giving ~ boxing nov nat
re- intends n mar" "Look aha nap
1ened n Carpenter and Dcmp5eT n
commented Marriage softenoc them
snd finished them
All I krog abo8' Tgnrc|'e literary
tss,e Is tbs, Re ossapp.GYes Cashcl
Byron s profession shaw sid 50 %
i h9He he ma zo11e tssf and that
~ nae something N common
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ALEXANDRIA va August ~
gg,lnf Roberts aon the singles IN u7e
Lfe<andria Gun Cub weekly trap.
Snoqr here ms afternoon aith . per
fcet score q - mis- b. ~ many shot
Roberts also Won one d Ihf doubles
WITH - IN "A
c,g#e Cats aoI tie other $40 double
events on the program Nith scores o.
:! and -
D,ie n ne fact that many ot 'he
s-iua members 0cfe out - Town ~ "a
5ecldeo - pos pore tie uoph Tno@p
gA1tls neAt saturday,
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oar Figf Gate Sure to Return Right Heavyweight Comes Along

lIonesl. won. s32 as. SO 90 and s665: Dixie
McKim, t04 frances. trtrd. - ~ Tine
56't Rubaq Roqee La a1s.,a liz Tofp nap
seventh race: Ia miles; Turf Course
purse $1,000 claiming 3-yeafccoldds an q H Pa
Account, liz Brown: won 80 ~ ~ % ai 70
and 20 70 siQnola. lC4 F MANN lnird.
ID 70 Pine. 1863 Auto Da re- OkaF'
Elias Q. and Imperator also ran.
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Bolton Treasurer Bah and Speedwell also
ran. ~ --,. hit.
contribution $500 claiming; 3-yeear3oids arg d6
al TO- won Polar Sea tStamnerl. $3.50.
10, second: Scotland Yard. lo8 Rose. ~
Sincerely and Eric also ran
Eighth race Ia miles public con!ribu-
ton $500 for 3-year-olds and up-Lardl'
az % ~ 80, ~ 80. won; Gee FIJI Gee. 80 30
IA 40 second Ticker, SO 40. third. MiSsi$-
rippi Sentimental Tommie, Miss Lou Gal"
npv and Jai Alai also ran.
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GRIFFITHS VS.. WHITE.

CHICAGO. August Is tPl.--Jerrv
fluffy" Griffiths of Sioux City, who
made his debut into the light heavy
weight ranks Thursday night b. knock
ing out Tony Marullo of New Orleans
has been matched to meet K O.
White. also Of New Orleans here Mon
dav night
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plts.41rf Club
4oyt. heR Yara
C;qrsie&kte y YofE
Quinn phiiadeip
Grove Pililaoeip hls
peunoCsc. New YORK
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fStpgrgs. Neg YORK
tones, Washington
Gray, ~ Iguis .,
Grant. Cleveland -,
Pagef Chicago
Carroll Detroit
johnson New Hofk
Morris Boston
hudlfn Cleveland
Van CuGfI Detroit
Thomas Chifaao
hsufe. etafId
Jgaeh ~ f0HIa
W. berg PhllaGei
Er4Nion, wash ton
KILLER ClesFI.nG
Yarn has Fhtla pal
hfgnYD f4fv T0ff
EFasn vs. hinetea
furra rngFa.T
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Beck. 81 Louis -..,
IA vf1e. Cleveland
Rurkp. Washirsten
stewart. st LOUIS
Zachary. Wa sf1 IN I
Gibson. Detroit
rhgs. Cleveia nd ....
7uffirg Boston
Icoug Chicago
Rillinos. Detroit
r,hmke Pbifs6eiphia
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rovt New Work
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Homes. wsshin g.@n
.Fo,s4 y son, New YORK
rscden. ST Loils
=h ? rte. Cleveland
Russell. Bast IN
wan Ctider. Detroit
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The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-30
Colored Civic League to
Maintain Employment
Bureau

The Colored Civic League of which
j. A. johnson is president and Mrs.
l.. Geneva Woods, secretary, announ-
ces this week the opening of an en-
ployment bureau to furnish work to
members of their organization. The
Industrial committee of the league
has just completed a survey of whole
sale and retail establishments in Sc
attic during which they interviewed
business men on the subject of en-
ploying colored workers. The COM
mittee received encouragement from
the majority of places visited and
were given promises that places
would be found for colored labor.
Several establishments made en-
quiries for porters, janitors and
watchmen. Mr.. johnson says the
Civic League will furnish employ
ment free of all charges to it's mem
bers and all that is necessary for any
colored citizen to secure employment
through the organization is to reg
lister their name, address and phone
number. The recent survey conduc-
ted by the Civic League reveals a
colored population in Seattle exceed
ing $500. The League seeks the
cooperation of all citizens and or
CARNATIONS in their endeavor to fur
nish employment to colored labor.
Further particulars concerning the
bureau may be had from Mr.. ]. A.
Johnson, president, 2l23 East James
street, phone East 1851 or l.. Gen.
eva Woods, secretary, 2460 Ferdin-
and street, Rainier 1402.