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Evening star., 1921-03-02
KENTUCKY QU|NT Wins IPECK FIVE IN WALKOYER
Junior Basketers Overwhelm Po-,
70 to 0, Scoring Ninth
Straight Victory.

Many basket ball games played here
this season have ended with the win
ners comfortably ahead, but the peak
Of the walkover scoring was attain
ed last night by the Junior Peck quin-
tct. Playing in their own gymnasium.
the Peck youngsters raced about the
court and wh;tewashed the Potomac
Athletic Club boys. 20 to 0. The
speed of the winners GaZcd the POto-
| macs. Chaconas contributed eighteen
field goals to the big count and Rob
irSon tossed fourteen. 1t was the
ninth consecutive victory for Peck.
Senate Athletic Club, claimant of
the 110-pound District championship,
lis ready to meet teams desiring to
dispute the title. Telephone challenges
to George w. Brew. Main 31S4.
Epiphany teams scored two VIC
tories last night. The Comets out
classed the Income Takers in their
lS-to-11 engagement. while the Tigers
nosed out the Quincy boys, IS to Il.
War Risk Representatives gained
ground in the race for the District
girls Championship by defeating the
Burial Glass scxtet, 80 to = Miss
List made ten floor goals for the
government clerks.
Yankee Juniors vanquished the
Young Mohawks. II to ), at Congress
Heights. The winners employed a
ia ast-passing game.
Peck Memorial five downed the
Boiling Field Aviators. 80 to 80. after
a struggle. The Pecks will meet the
Marine Props tonight.
Columbia Athletic Club will en-
counter the Olympic Athletic Club in
Wilson Normal gymnasium tomorrow
night. Play will begin at s.
Washington Council, X. OF c.
League. will play the cavaIrymen at
Fort Mver tonight. Fitzgerald Coun-
Gil Will be met Saturday in the wind
up Of the Casey schedule.
Royal MidEets want to meet the
Holy Name Midgets for the f1O-pound
championship. The Royal manager
William Schrieder. lives at 620 18th
street northeast.
Evening star., 1921-03-02
BLUE LODGES VS.. GROTT0
IN MASONIC BALL GAME

Eallipois Grotto's athletes will face
a nine drafted from the Blue Lodges
in the annual Masonic base ball game
this year. The Shrine. TRADITIONAL
rival of the Grotto in tn" yearly clash,
had to give way to the Blue Lodge
diamond stars, as many OF the mem
bers of Aimas Temple will not be IN
town on the date set for the encoun-
ter June -. The game will be played
at American League Park. and will he
for the benefit of the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home.
Andy Walker, veteran amateur play
er. will lead the Grotto host The Blue
Lodge contingent will be piloted by Cy
Macdonald oEe-time real diamond per-
former. They now are busiiy engaged
in corralling talent.
Evening star., 1921-03-02
FOUR YANKEES SIGN UP
Schang, Shawkey, Quinn and Pipp
Surrender-Peck and Meusel
Still Out of Fold.

NEW YORK. March -Four New
York American League players. who
have been holding out. have surren-
dered and will report to Manager
Huggins at Shreveport. La, next
week.
They are Wally SchanS, catcher
Bob .Shawkey and Jack Quinn. pitch
ers. and Wallie Pipp. infelder. Roger
Peckinpaugh shorts:op. and Bof
Meusel, utility player. have not yet
signed their contracts, but Huggins
believes they will report for train
ing with the other regulars.
Norman Mcmillan. a Yankee pros
Dect. formerly with the Greenvilis
Club Of the South Atlantic League
is performing brilliantly at the
Shreveport camp.
Evening star., 1921-03-02

, ban. who explained the features of the
two new holes under construction.
DIR. Harba1 explained that the new
eleventh green, which was recently
finished. was built and soddcd in five
days. probably Il record.
Woman golfers OF the Columbia
Country Club have taken to indoor
putting to supplement the Saturday
afternoon contests held during the
Irregular season.
Their efforts have been ably sec,
ondcd by John {. Walker. chairman
of the house committee. who has
helped them to construct Il putting
course of eighteen holes "XtcndinG
through the main hall and dining
room.
From now on regular contests viii
be held every Saturday afternoon in-
/. doors until the outdoor cours. can be
used.
! Mrs. Harry g. sheridan won Saiur-
day. defeating Mrs Lindley T.. Sim
clair. . and ,. in the final. Mrs. Ar
thur Shelton won the defeated eight
from Mrs. III. Clifford Bangs
Fred Mcleod of tin. Columbia couu-
| try Club has been definitely selected
as a member of the team which will
! represent the Professional Golfers
ASSOCIATE ton abroad.
Evening star., 1921-03-02
GR|FFS IN TRIPLE DEAL?
To Get Baker for Shaw and
Picinich in Swap With Yanks
and Boston, Saws Rumor.

Here is the latest in base ball warns.
You may take it or leave it:
BOSTON. Mass. March "A three
cornered deal involving Washington.
New York and the Red Sox clubs is
likely to be completed before Manager
hugh Duny embarks for the south
Saturday afternoon. Rumors heard
here are that Washington will give
Pitcher Jim Shaw and Catcher Picinich
to New York for Frank Baker and
another player, and Boston will give
a player to New York for Outfielder
Ping Bodie and a pitcher. who prob
ably is Shaw.
Disagreement as to which Boston
player shall be involved is holding up
the deal, it is reported. Hooper prob
ably is the man the Yankees want. as
they need a speedy outfielder.
Evening star., 1921-03-02
ASKS WAIVERS ON KOPF
Cincinnati Acts Against Hold-Out'
Daubert, Roush and Groh
Also Are Unsigned.

CINCINNATI. Ohio, March 2.-Waiv-
ers have been asked for on Larry kopf
by the Cincinnati Nationals. kopf is
a hold out, and to the request for waiv-
ers was appended note stating the
amount OF his salary and the amount
demanded by him.
Eleven players of the Cincinnati
club assembled here left for the south
today. headed by Manager Pat Moran.
Other players who did not come to
Cincinnati will go direct to the train
ing camp at Cisco. Tex.
Those in Moran'S party include
Pitchers Rixey. Gressler. Marquard.
Coumbe and Fisher. Catcher Tom Con-
way, Infielders Schmehl and Schirmer
and Outfielders Paskert, See and Daw-
son:
heard from Daubcrt. Roush and Groh,
other hold-outs.
Evening star., 1921-03-02

, the finish anu as both are made up
of good runners. another close con-
test should be seen. Joe Davis cap
tain of the Potomac team. says that
he is going to give Karl Knights
aggregation all ii is looking for in
the way of n real race.
A three e-Corncred relay among Bal
timor.p Cross Country. Southern Boys
Club and Aloysius Club is another
evont which should bring out Il host
of supporters. Just what AloEsius
viii accomplish is Il matter of con-
lecture. but It is known full well
that the Baltimore Cross Country
Club and Southern Boys Club are
fast.
star Sprfnters Entered.
Five of the best spriuterS in tn"
section have entered in the special
50-yard invitation event. They are
Seward of Virginia, lie Grande OF
Georgetown. De La Nergne Of Cath
olic University. Wertz Of George
town and Aaronson Of Hopkins. Ii
IS possible that Washington and Ice
will send up Rob. rtsOn, who was
about the best outdoor sp-intcr in
the south Atlantic section u year ago
The Brooklanders have been try
ing to develop their meet almost
solely with local appeal. Last year
this policy was successful, and it is
believed it will be this time.
Evening star., 1921-03-02
TO BOWL SECOND ROUND
IN NEWSPAPER TOURNEY

Bowlers will take the Recreation
drives tomorrow in the second round
of the newspaper Individual duckpin
championship tournament. Twenty OF
tho first-round survivors are sched-
uled to compete. Other squads will
bowl March 8 and 10. completing the
round. Thirty-two high scorers will
progress to the third round
Contestants will begin bowling
promptly at $50 o'clock and are ex-
pccted to report TO the tournament
manager fifteen minutes before that
time.
Those due to take the alleys are
Essex. Isemann. Harlow. Feldman.
Whitford. Coleman, Boyd. s. Ciouser,
Roberts. Gill, Warren. {. F. Williams,
NcFadde Peoples. Elms. Waple
Tin
Evening star., 1921-03-02
AL0YSIUS WILL HOLD
RACES FOR YOUNGSTERS

Juvenile athletes will have an oppor-
tunity to demonstrate their worth in va
rous events to be held by Aloysius
Club as preliminaries to its ffve-mile
road race Friday afternoon. Boys be-
tween the ages of twelve and seventeen
years who are members Of clubs. Boy
Scout troops or graded schools will be
eligible TO compete in 1G0-yard dash.
quarter-mile race and half-mile run.
Aloysius Club will give 4 gold medal
to the winner Of the half-mile race.
O.her prizes for first and second places
will be awarded by the Christ Child s
Poys' Club Tho clrb mana cement de-
sires entries to be FLED; at A. | street by
. pm. FRIDAY. but post applications will
be considered.
Evening star., 1921-03-02
WOMEN WANT A VOICE
IN GOLF ASSOCIATION

CHICAGO. March Members of
the Woman's Western Golf Associa-
tion have announced their intention
to appeal for appointment of "A wom-
an as one of the, four new members
added to the United States Golf As
sociations executive committee by "A
recent decision of the United States
Golf Association.
Representatives of the Western
Trans Mississippi. California and In
tercolic eiate Associations were chosen
by the United States Golf Association
directors as the new members Of the
executive committee.
Leading golfers Of the Women's
Western Golf Association are said 10
feel that one of these positions should
be filled by woman from the South
c-n. Eastern and Western AsSocia-
tons in rotation
Evening star., 1921-03-02


Country Club of New York before
Joining the Canadian army several
years ago and before that was with
the New Orleans Country Club. where
he held the professional record for
the course. Since being discharged
from the Canadian army the new in
cumbent Of the post at RiXey. Va. has
been employed as an instructor at
golf schools in New York city He
is said to play 4 first-c class game and
Will take an active part in helping to
build the new course of the Washingto ton
Golf and Country Club
The annual meeting of the Middle
Atlantic Golf Association will he held
at the New willard Hotel Saturday
evening at o'clock. The two cham
pionships of the association will be
awarded and plans for the coming
golf year discussed
Brig. Gen. James T. Kerr was elect
cd president of the Army Golf Club
at a meeting held yesterday at the
State. War and Navy building, Of Army
officers interested in the game. Plans
for an annual tournament for officers
h''u' w toU were UlSCuSSeu ana
the president was authorized to ap-
point committee to arrange for an
interdepartmental tourney this spring
The annual meeting Of the District
Golf Association will be held at the
City Club Monday evening at S
o'clock.
-Four members of'the United States
Goif Association greens advisory COM
mittee held an Informal meeting at
the Department of Agriculture Satur-
day and discussed policies relative to
care OF greens and greenskeeping. All
are members of the committee and
were DR.. Walter S. Harlan of the
Columbia Country Club. Allen Wilson
Of the Pine Valley Club of Philadel-
phia. and f'rofs. r. A. Oakley and c.
Y. Piper Of the Department of AEri-
culture. also members of the Washing
ton Golf and Country Club.
After the meeting the four msn went
OUT 10 the Columbia Country Club and
we're shown over the course by DIR. Har-
Evening star., 1921-03-02
STAR JUMPERS IN MEET
Landon, Olympic Champion, Is
Among Array Entered for Penn
sylvania Relay Carnival.

PHILADELPHIA. March 2.--Word
was received today by the manage
ment Of the Pennsylvania relay car
nival. to be held April % and 80. that
Landon of Yale, Olympic and inter
collegiate champion high jumper,
would compete at the meet.
Other entries received for that event
include Alberts OF Illinois. Brown.
Dartmouth; Murphy. Notre Dame; Os =
borne, Illinois. western intercoll & lat L
champion; ramsey, Cornell, and VIII
liams. Missouri.
Nearly 500 institutions have already
entered teams or individuals in -.
games. and it is expected that be-
fore the entries close the numbc r
will approach 400.
Evening star., 1921-03-02
White Sox Will Be Tried
On False Pretense Charge

CHICAGO, March 2.-The
eight indicted members of the
Chicago White SOA, charged
with throwing the world series
games of 1919 to Cincinnati,
will be tried March II on
charges of conspiracy for OBJ
tanning money under false pre-
trns<s, and operating n conf
dencs RaE1r, ft has been r.
Nenlcj BY George r.. German,
nssistant stnte's attorney.
rts bill of particulars r-
late. tba. as 4 result Of a econ
ndfac gam and fraudulent
prctrEssc, Pitchers Eddie Cicot-
&c aB3 Claude Williams OBJ
tatnHd $4,000 and 5000, re-
sDectiSef., and that Outhelder
Joe JACKSON obtained 5000. and
the other defendants other
large ssms Of msney. the exact
total ~ which IN unknown
Evening star., 1921-03-02
Will Hold Triangular Regatta.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. March 2.-Har-
ward, Princeton and Navy will meet
in Il varsity crew race on Lake Car
negie on May :, Crimson rowing Off
cials here announced. The event was
Cancelled recently because it was
thought that the Annapolis men could
rot get the necessary permission from
the May Department, but this has
since been granted.
Evening star., 1921-03-02
Griffs to Practice Only
Once a Day for Present

TAMPA. Fla, March 2.-Man-
aEer Mcbride Of the Nationals
today made n change In the
training program by ordering
one drill n day instead OF the
customary two. Hit believes Ii
II inadvisnble for the pitchers
to have to warm up in the
afternoon after cooling off fol-
lowing strenuous morning
practice. Hereafter there will
he one long drill each day, last
ing from 10 until I2::D or
o'clock. This will hold good mt
least until the regulars arrive.
Evening star., 1921-03-02
FIVE CITIES GET BERTHS
IN BASKET BALL LEAGUE

CHICAGO, March 2-Franchises in
the National Basket Ball Lea que
have been awarded to Brooklyn, Phil
adelphia- Boston and Paterson. New
York already is in tie circuit. so
places for three other cities are open.
Negotiations are proceeding with
Springfield. Mass; New Haven. Conn. !;
Hartford. Conn; Trenton and Cam
den, y. J.
Evening star., 1921-03-02
.CZECH0SLOVAKIA ENTERS
TEAM FOR TENNIS TROPHY

NEW YORK, March "a challenge
for the Davis cup, international tennis
trophy. has been received from CzechO-
slovakia by the United States Associa-
tion. This Is the seventh nation to list
for the competition, the others being
India, Spain. France, British Isles
Philippines and Australasia
Czecboslovakia players performed well
In the Olympic tennis tourney. Wojek,
Just and Ardelt are considered as likely
representatives.
Evening star., 1921-03-02
SCHAEFER GAINS GROUND;
HOREMANS STILL LEADS

NEW YORK. March 2-Edouard
Horemans. Belgian billiard champion.
last night retained his lead over Jack
Schaefer of san Francisco 1000 to
1870, In their +.sS0-point 1872 baIk
line match. although the young player
Yesterday made S26 to the foreigners
500. SchaeferS victory in the evening
block, 439 to 400. was the first defeat
for Horemans since he came to this
country.
Evening star., 1921-03-02
Gallaudet Suspends Athlete.

Galiaudet will have to choose new
foot ball captain to replace William
Baynes, who has been suspende ID from
athletics at the college because OF his
conduct while with the basket ball
team on its recent northern trip.
Baynes was elected captain of the
1927 eleven last fall. He played CEN
ter on the basket ball quint
Evening star., 1921-03-02
Penn State to PLAY Here.

STATE COLLEGE. Pa. March q
Instead of opening the southern trip
with Virginia March %. the Penn
State nine will have it's first test
against the United States training
station team at Hampton roads. Va.
on the preceding day. This will give
Coach ReZdek's nine six games in the
south, the others being with V. NJ. l..
Washington and Lee. ard Navy and
Georgetown.
Evening star., 1921-03-02
Kansas Would Fight Leonard.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. March .
rocky karsas of R'ifaio. sigrAl to
meet Richie Mitchell here on March
g. notified Tom Andrews, local nro-
moter. today that he desir-s 10 rrlaA.
R"nny Leopard in New York first.
Kansas, who has already posted n
$500 Forfeit and signed articles with
Andrews says he will carry out his
agreement to meet Mitchell March 20,
Evening star., 1921-03-02
$4,000 ROOKIE BROKE
INTO GAME AS HURLER
Virginian, However, Has Not Twrled for Five
Years-His Hitting Power Makes His
Case Puzzle for Griff and Mac
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

AMPA Fla. 2-One OF difficult problems facing
President Griffith and Manager Mcbride this is the
be The
Reading
oubddng half clubs.
the
hitter taken advantage while
ahe1d
to OF
OF the dcSti OF The atinnals
Evening star., 1921-03-02
BAKER TO SIGN YEAR
CONTRACT WITH YAhKS

EASTON. Md. March 2-Frank
Baker. former home-run king. has ar.
nounced here that he had made up his
mind TO play ball this season and that
he would sign a one-year contract with
the New York Americans. Baker plans
! to leave for Shreveport. La, the
Yankees camp, March l3
Evening star., 1921-03-02
Speaker Hits Two Homers.

DALLAS. March with Catcher
Steve O'Neill serving the ball in bat
ting practice. Manager Iris Speaker
of the Cleveland Indians inaugurated
the spring training season yesterday
by driving two balls over the fence.
Pitcher Jess Petty and Outfieider
Ernest Jeanes, a recruit, have reported.
Evening star., 1921-03-02
Junior High Wants Games.

Manager A. W. Woltcrs of the
Junior High School base ball team
is scheduling games with mines up TO
the sixteen-year-old division Re-
quests for engagements should be
cent him at the Junior Hign School.
7th and o streets.
Evening star., 1921-03-02
Menosky Is a Hold-Out.

FLINT, Mich. March Mike
MenOsky, Boston Red Sox outfielder,
has returned. unsigned. the contract
rendered him by Owner Harry Frazee
and plans to retire from organized ba Sc
ball unless his terms are met
Evening star., 1921-03-02
Many in Illinois Games

URBANA. H.. March .. - Entries
have been received from Ohio STATE
and Chicago for the Illinois relay
carnival Saturday night. Nineteen
universities, twelve colleges and
eleven prep. schools will send teams.
Evening star., 1921-03-02
Match for Young Bowen

Young Bowen, local lightweight
boxer, has been matched with Terry
Hopkins of Baltimore for Il prelim-
mary to the Droney-C:ianey fight to
be held by the Eureka Athletic Club
in Baltimore March 49, They are
scheduled for six rounds
Evening star., 1921-03-02
Rain Halts the Tigers

SAN ANTONIO. March 2-Battery-
men OF the Detroit Americans were
TO get in their first work today. A
heavy rain forced Coach Dan Howiey
TO call OF the practice yesterday
Ihree Pacific coast recruits, Johnny
Bassler. Bert Cole and Carl HojItre
have reached camp. Manager Ty Cobb
is expected today.
Evening star., 1921-03-02
Pirates Get Collegian.

PITTSBURGH. March 2.-The Pitts
burgh Nationals have signed with Ray
Rohwer, last years captain and out
fielder of the University of California
team. Pierce Works, promising first
baseman of the same team. already had
been signed by the Pirates.
Evening star., 1921-03-02
Sawyer Goes to Los Angeles.

LOS ANGELES. Calf. March q
Vernon has traded Bob Fisher. second
baseman, for Carl Sawyer OF Mime
apolis and another player.
Evening star., 1921-03-02
Duckpirners to Meet.

The annual meeting Of the Wash
ington City Duckpin Association will
be held Sunday morning at IL o'clock
at the Recreation Health Center. Of
ficers will be elected and tournament
planS formulated
Evening star., 1921-03-02

GU. RACE HOPKINS
IN FEATURE OF GAMES
BY III. c. BYRD.

~AHOC UNIVERSITY has than go entries for second
field eight colleges
~ clubs represented Virginia. George
G. L. athletes will the for COLLEGES and p
High School Central High Western High Tech High
scholastic
Evening star., 1921-03-02
THOMSON is SELECTED
BY WASHINGTON CLUB
BY w. r. McCALLUM.

AVID THOMSON OF New York former soldier in the Canadian
and well known professional golfer OF New York. has
fill
Country Club McClenahan.
March Is.
Evening star., 1921-03-02
Men Are Realizing the
Importance of this Offer!

For not in many years have.
! suitings of such intrinsic value
and high quality reached these
low price levels.
Hundreds of men are sharing
every day-and making Won
derful savings.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-08
Az ATT0L FtjGG.

Videkre witt "a 6ors hivatalos
iigyben. Csunya, nagy meleg volt
ragados padok, pimasz legyek
almos docoges, unalom, aporo.
dott, ketsegbeejt6 kanikula, gu
taiites, minden. Vegre aztan q
mozg6 kemencebe beleharsogott
kalauz, hogy:
- Katahegyfalu, tiz PEREZ
No, mondok, lit vagyok, csaB
aztan ~fuvaros legyen. Mert Pc
cserpataj - mint AIT a terkepr6l
kisilibizaltam = Katahegyfalu.
tol meg Macy l6dulas, S ilyen me
legben, gyalog -. Mem.
Szerencsem volt. Egy homok-
fut6 cseza el6tt ket banatos
sziirke logatta fejet a bakrol
elibem k0sz0nt kocsis.
-'cses jonapot!
= Adjek listen = feleltem. -
Fuvaros?
= Nit ker P6cserpatajig?
Maid meoalkusZunk = in
tett az 6reg.
- J6l van - mondok. = Mesz
sze van?
A kocsis nyakaba huzta a fejet
= Az attu fiigg. -.
= Mit6l fiigg9
= Hogy milyenek a lovak.
Kacagtam.
= Kend fuvaros, csak ismeri
a lovait9
= 10, j6 - motyogott a batya.
= Megis? . firtattam tovabb.
= Ket ora, harom ora. -.
A fuvaros 0sszehuzta homlo-
kat, gondolkozott. Vegiil megsz6-
lalt.
= Az attn fiigg. -.
Mittol fiigg.
= Hogy milyen az ut.
- FL = csattant fol bennem
a tiirelem. Hat amilyen ut
most wagon.
10, 10 - huz6dozott az Greg.
= Meg oszt az is sokat tesz. hogy
XII kocsis.
= Hallja! kialtottam. =
Bel6lem bolondot ne tegyen
Mem vagyok gterek!
= Nojszen mem is - csillapi-
tott a batya.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-08
500 DRoTosToT

Pozsonyb6l irja tud6sit6nk: Hosszu-
lepesu, Greg dr6tost6t 6dong a pozsonyi
Mihalykapu- utcan, Kereget. Azel6tt
megelt. Ahol raharangoztak a delet,
oft ebedet is adtak neki magyar falu-
kon, tanyakon. A dr6tozasert kialku-
dott hatosokat hazayitte az asszony-
max Trencsen megyebe. Most koldul
pozsonyi utcan. Valahogy az is visszas
neki, hogy kabatos embereket t6tul
sz6litson meg. De folderJl az area
inert akit meg sz6litott, ICY felel:
Mem ertek en- t6tul, Greg. Nit
akar?
Megl6balja fejet dr6tost6t es
boldogan mondja ra magyarul:
Mem baj! ANIMAL jobb! De j6!
Aztan 6vatosan k0riilnez, behuzza a
kabatos magyart hatszazesztend6s
"Rakpatika" kapuja ala es oft folly
tatja:
Magyar az ur? Akkor olvas ma
gyar ujsagot. Megmondja, amt lit le-
tagadnak. AIT hallottam, hogy odaat
a magyaroknal nagy baj van, inert
nincsen dr6tost6t. Azert magyar
kormany budapest ujsagokban XII
iratta, hogy otszaz dr6tost6tra van
sziiksege. Azzt mondja meg az ur, hol
kell jelentkezni.
Az ur pedig mem tudta megmondani
es dr6tost6t szomoru bucsuztaban
fels6hajtott:
Tudom, hogy valogatnak En- meg
mar Greg vagyok. Titokban csinaljak.
Ha hire lenne, mindenki mondana, hogy
dr6tost6t Is MEME innen at.
Szomoru tekintete bagyadtan meredt
a pozsonyi utcaba....
(Magyarsagl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-08

a videki truppok allnak csehiil.
Egy kis videki varosban meg
rekedt szintarsulat dacara "a da-
caramondoknak megis jatszik.
Persze keves erkolcsi es anyagi
eredmennyel.
A komikust megszolitja yalaki
az utcan.
Mem unatkozik ebben a kis
feszekben?