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New Britain herald., 1921-06-15
MAGNATES TO MEET
Representatives of Local Factories to Arrange Schedule for Girls Indus trial League on Friday Night.

A meeting of the representative of the Girls Industrial league will be held at 8 o'clock Friday evening at the Anchor Brand clubhouse on East Main street. At the meeting rules and regulations will be made, and a schedule mapped out, so that the league will get under way at once. The clubs will be represented at the meeting as follows: North and Judd, Walter Bell; American Paper Goods, Dan Malarney; Stanley Rule and Level, Dan Cssgrove; Stanley Works, Julia Webber; Corbins, George Kron; Traut and Hine, Miss Gorman; Lan- ders, Miss Brooks; Russell and Err win. Miss Heller.
 The St. Mary's girls team will start practice next Saturday afternoon at the playgrounds. The director of the grounds has issued a call to the fol- lowing members of last years clever team: Misses Heller, McCue, Lynch, Kuku, Schenck, Bechman, Long, McGrath. McAleer Cunningham, Lambert Yorke and the Kopf sisters, Francis and Helen.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-15
Me-o-ny,

Before you're a day older you want to let the idea slip under your hat that this is the open season to start something with a joy'us jimmy pipe and some Prince Albert!
 Because, a pipe packed with Prince Albert satisfies a man as he was never satis- fled before-and keeps him satisfied! And, you can prove it! Why -P. As flavor and fragrance and coolness and its freedom
New Britain herald., 1921-06-15
BRINGING OUT GOLD.

London, June 15.-The widespread destitution caused by unemployment here is bringing out the gold hoard ed by many persons in more pros porous times. There has been a most noticea ble increase in the num- Der of sovereigns and half sovereigns in circulation in the last few weeks. Previously it was only on rare occa- sions that a sovereign or half sov- ereign was rendered.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-15
nO1m OOfy1nyOLO
 HOME RUN HITTING
R2be Got Two More Yesterday,
 Making Total of 2S

New York. Juno 15.-Ruths two homo runs yesterday. bringing his seasons total to twenty-three. aided New York tn making it four straight victories over Detroit by taking tho finat game of tho series. Q to 6. Baker made his second homo in two days scoring Ruth and Pipp ahead of him.
 Collins weakened in the eighth in- ming and was relieved by Hoyt, who retlred Cobb with the bases full. a Ths score:
New Britain herald., 1921-06-15
RELIEF SOCIETY BALL.

The German Relief society of New Britain will give a grand benefit bali and dance at Turner Hall on Arch street tomorrow evening. It is being given for the relief of the needy chil- dren in Central Europe. The Red Cross estimates that there are four million children in Germany and Aus tria who are hunghy and sick. A large attendance is expected.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-15
Rrowna Outsluc As.

Philadelphia. June 15.-St. Louis Philadelphia yesterday Ind clinched the series with 10 to victory in ten innings. Although Io Athletics made four home runs hey failed to make their other hitI Ipunt Threo punched singles by Me
 Ranus, Tobin and Lamb gave St. louis tho gamo in tho tenth. Tho score:
New Britain herald., 1921-06-15

"Batted for Nunamaker in eleventh inning
 ""Batted for Shaw in fifth inning.
 """Ran for Judge in fifth inning.
 """"Batted for Acost in ninth in ming.
 """''Ran for Miller in eleventh in- ming. Cleveland .......... OOO60OO01OO-7 Washington ........ 00004000301-S
 Two base hits-Elmer Smith, O'Rourke. Brewer. Rice. 3; Caldwell. Three base hits-Speaker, Gardner, Bagby, Jamieson. Miller. Sacrifices Sewell, Gardner. Double play-Harris. O'Rourke and Brewer. Left on bases Cleveland s; Washington 12. Bases on balls-Off Shaw. 1: off Bagby, l :; off Caldwell. 3; off Mails ?. Hits-Of Shaw 9 in innings; off Acosta, in 4 innings; of Schacht. in innings; off Bagby. in 4 1-3 innings; off Cald- we'll, 4 in 1-3 innings: off Mails. 1 (three on bases, none out in eleventh) off Morton. 1 (three on bases. none out in eleventh). Struck out-By Bag by. 2: Acosta, 3: by Caldwell, 3. Balk Mails. Winning pitcher-Schacht. Losing pitcher-Mails. Umpires-Chill Owens and Nallin. Time of game-3 hours.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-15
ROME SUFFERING.

Rome, June 15.-Rome is suffering from lack of house room quite as seri- ously as any American city. Conges- tion has reached the point where large families have to be crowded into one room. Rome is today in need of 45,- 900 more rooms.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-15
Philadelphia.

ke Batted for Leo in tho eighth. |xPatted for Bayna in tho eighth. |zRatted for l. Walker in tho ninth. Louis ... o 3 00O 1-lO Philadelphia .. 70 O oo- ITwo-basa hits. Witt, Lamb. Eller- Jacobson, Williams; three-base Ia. EtIcrbe. scvercid: homo runs, s,kes g. c. Walker. Moore; double Iny, l. Walker and McCann: left on scE. St. Louis 8. Philadelphia 13: Ia>on balls, off Davis 1. off Kolp Moore {: hits. off Moore IA in innings. off Naylor 3 in 2-3 |ninRa, off Davis II in innings Iono out in seventh), off Bayne in
 hnnins. off Kolp 1 in innings;
 Tuck out. by Moore I, by Naylor l.
 Davis 1. by Kolp 1: winning pitch
 KoIp: losing pitcher. Naylor; um-
 res, Evans and Moriarty; time of Ifnc, 2:15.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-15

"Batted for McWeeny in the seventh inning.
 ""Ran for Johnson in the seventh inning.
 """Batted for Russell in the ninth inning
 F""*Ran for Wick in the ninth in- ming.
 ""'"*Batted for Witt in the ninth inning.
 Chicago ...... % o ? o 5 o O-S Boston ...... o o l 0 1 0-6
 Two base hits-E. Collins, Hooper, Sheely Schalk, Jones, Pratt. Three base hits-Scott, J. Collins. Stolen bases-Mulligan, F.. Collins, J. Collins. Sal alrifices-Falk. Witt. McInnis. Double plays-Falk and Sheely; Scott and McInnis; Walters and Scott. Left on bases-Chicago 6, Boston 2. Bases on balls-Off McWeeney, l off Wilkinson 1: off Jones, ?: off Russell, ?. Hits Off McWeeney, II in 6 innings: off Wilkinson. 3 in innings: off Jones 9 in innings (none out in the 7th); off Russell, in innings. Sruck out-by McWeeney, 2; by Jones, 4; by Russell, 2. Winning pitcherMcWeen6y. Losing pitcher-Jones. Wilson and Hildebrand. Time of game-1 hour and 5S minutes.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-15

Prince Albert is sold tin toppy red bags, tidy red fins, handsome pound and hoIf pound tirr hunridors and in the pound crystal glass humid or Uit h sponge moistener
 top.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-15
HAMBURG AGAIN BUSY.

Liverpool, June 15.-Members of the Liverpool Steamship Owners as- sociation, who have been in Hamburg recently, say they were struck with the rapidity with which that port is recovering its trade, especially during recent months and the extent to which the trade is being carried by American ships.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-15
Series Is Tied

Washington. June 15.-washington | Cleveland broke even on the series re yesterday when tho locals won hard fought eleven inning battle.
 7.
 irhc winning run came in with no t out and three on the bases in tho al round. The batting of Jamteson d Miller featured tho game. both
 yers getting four hits. The score
New Britain herald., 1921-06-15
NK0-U"E1Iy1
 how you'll take to a pipe-and P. A.!

from bite and parch (cut out by our exclusive pat ented process) are a reve- lation to the man who never could get acquainted with a pipe! P. A. has made a pipe a thing of joy to four men where one was smoked before!
 Ever roll up a cigarette with Prince Albert? Man, man-but you've got a party coming your way! Talk about a cigarette smoke; we tell you it's a peach!
New Britain herald., 1921-06-15
White Sox Victorious

Boston, Juno 15.-Jones lost his second game in as many days to Chi cago yesterday, the score being 8 to 6. He was knocked off the mound in the seventh. The score:
New Britain herald., 1921-06-15
Cleveland Al.

Washington (A).
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02

,ions prevailed, and dainty conceits
In tune with the season also graced
the table. Mrs. a. r. Alison assisted
the hostesses In their duties. Present
were Misses Ruth Lyon clinton.
Mary Ncasey. Dorothy Veasey DorO-
thy Boyer. Martha sharpe, Claudine
Miller, Elisabeth Cook, Kathleen
Sinclair. Elwilda Bell Springer, Ma.
ONT Brown. Jane Rams M, Jane
Robinson. Louise Stebbins, Carolyn
Sk"lly. Dorothy Jane Markham,
Elizabeth Conncllee OF Oklahoma
cay. Mary Leonard, Marie Constap-
tin. tlophane Wertzbergcr. Mayme
WEIGH, BETTY Wclch, Elizabeth HI
ton OF Chicago. GencVicyc and Lii
Han Miscner. Ruth and Alice Bru-
ere. Etholyn Moore, Kathryn Full
ghum. Jean Hagler, Kahryn Sc<ill
~ Kansas city and Frances Tizcll
Of Kansas city.
Mrs. Charles +. Noble conferred
pretty holiday courtesy on her niece,
Miss Artie Allen, who is at home
from Prlnclpla college at 81. Louis
for Christmas, when she gave a
luncheon In her home during the
week In her honor, having as guests
the prtncipia girls who are In Tulsa
at this time, A low flat basket Of
milady roses and maid hair fern
graced the beautiful table. Candles
Ia silver sticks were at attractive
points. 9ssisting Mrs. Noble were
her mother Mrs. NJ. J. Duncan; her
sister, Mrs. W. ID. Allen. mother OF
the honor guest, and Mrs. scott O.
Noble OF Baxter Springs. Kansas.
The guest list was composed OF
Misses Louise Stebbins, Marian Nc
Clintock, Mary and Bernice walker,
Elizabeth Nilsson. Lorraine Mcclure.
Olivia Boone, Florence Blackmore.
Florence Craver, Maxine Noble, a
daughter OF the house. and little
MICS Kathreyn Smith.
Mesdamcs Henry Nauret Cries
and Harold Jay Baker compliment
ed Miss Mary Gould Sill on Thurs
day with "A luncheon In the home of
the former. The handsomely ap-
pointed table had as aa centerpiece
a basket OF Killarney roses and fern,
In among whose roscate lovclincss
were small electric bulbs. The
guests were members OF the Sill
owen bridal party, Mrs. w. n Sill
and Mrs. Harriet Ely, mother and
aunt OF Miss Sill.
Mrs Frederick =. Walter enter
tanned a group of fifteen guests at
luncheon on Thursday, compliment
AIRY to Mrs. Homer Chapman and
Mrs. Fred Cordell OF Dallas. Otis
Roberts OF Oklahoma City. Frank
Parks, Fairview. Texas and Mrs. N.
E. Templeton OF Holdenville. Okla.
Yellow predominated as a color
motif In tho floral enhancement OF
the table. calendulas and other
small blooms In sunlit limits being
used with fern.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02
.rur ,,usr >IourING,IEs,"

Whom first We hear the shy-comc
nightingale.
Thcy seem to muttcr DER Their songs
in fear.
And (climbing e'cr 10 soft the spin
ney railsD
All stops as II no bird was anywhere
The lindlcd bushes with the young
leaves thin.
Let curious eyes to search "a long way
In,
Uutn lmpntience cannot soc or hear
The hidden music. rcts but niue
way
Upon the path. when up the songs
begin
Fuu loud n moment and then low
again.
But when day or two confirms her
Say.
Boldly rhe sings and loud for hnlf
the day
And soon the village brings the
woudman's tale
OF having heard the ncw-comc
nightingale.
John clare In the London Athenacm.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02
THE Wt,lk'S CALENDAR.
MOn,:ay.

Tulsa Woman's club viii meet in
Y W, G. A.
Charity ball in Convention hnn
for Serbian relief, McsdamcH L.
Rogers Kemp. Paul Hlackweldcr ana
large committee OF mntrons In
charge.
Mrs. Harry u. owens will give
bridge luncheon. honoring Mrs. j.
Wyse Brown.
Twentieth Century club will mrN
with Mrs. Thomas l.. Munroc.
Tuesday.
sin Pcarce nuptials viii bc cclc-
brated IN the evening at o'clock
Annual Christmas party OF Rus
kin Art club viii be held with Mrs.
Fred y. clinton.
Mr.. Harold Proctor Irish tenor,
and associate artist win appear IN
concert. Convention hall auspices
Municipal Iytoum bureau.
Tuesday Book club viii meet.
Hostess 10 he announced
Central w. G.. Y, u. viii meet with
state president. Mrs. Josephine NJ.
Buhl, l40s South Elwood avenue.
gao o'clock.
Wednesday.
-. A. II. viii meet In regular ses-
hlpf, MttUhnltt JOIlU INt.s I'HlNbn
Lain and N. Y. MayGinniS, hostcsses.
a. q. Bridge club viii meet with
Mrs. Raymond Hoagland.
Meeting of Ecumenic club In X. OF
&. home.
History and Literature club will
meet with Mrs, l., l.. Hutchison.
Rainbow Women will meet In
public library, 2;3O o'clock.
Council OF Jewish Women Will
meet In public library at 2:30
Thursday.
Annual Christmas dinner of Char
ity club at Country club. when mem
bers will entertain wives.
Day Nursery board meets In
nursery. 10 o'clock.
Friday.
Drama League Will meet In Y. W.
G. A.. hostcsses being Mesdames u.
A. Short, l.. l.. Davis ana Paul Ger
ZACH.
vendredI Bridge club will meet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02
LUncheOn8.

Miss Clephanc Wertzberger gnve
n prcttily appointed luncheon In tho
zen cup Inn on wednesday honor
Ing her guests, Misses Kathryn
Schcll OF Kansas City and Eliza beth
Connellee OF Oklahoma City. Md
winter flowers and fern formed nm
attractive ccnterpicce for the nircu-
lar table arranged In tho private din
Ing room where were seated M!si
Wertzberger. her honor guests and
Misses Marian McClintock, Gertrude
Thelma and Anne Kennedy. Irene
Buel. Margaret and Jean iIaglcr.
Elwilda Bell Springer. Louise Steb-
bins. Genevieve and Lillian Miscner
and Florise Wcrtyberger. Chapcron-
ing the party were Mesdaihes -. -,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02
~ mN 016A 1HW WON A MS
NVN1U j w j i WORLD
S/Lut,x CRAWFORD PERKINS, AND WORK
Ian CRAWFORD PERkINs

with Mrs. II. G. Rcbholz. 1921 South
Main street
Cnaptcr a Is, T.. u. o. will meet
with MIS-. G. u. Gordon. I south
Wheeling avenue, 2.3V O'Clock
saturday.
Dinner dance at Country club,
Mrs. william ". Puncruy, hostess.
IiyeChka club viii meet In library
Mira walter l. cam. Misses Mar
gucritc Gavin and TOoknh Stans-
bcrX hustcHsrY
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02
Wcrtzberger. T.. @. McClintock and
Mrs. II. X. Roth.

Mrs. II. X. Roth.
Mrs. Lee Clinton entertained at
luncheon Wednesday In the clinton
homo. honoring her daughter, Miss
Ruth Lyon Clinton, having thirty
covers. The lovely table was adorned
with miniature Christmas trees and
novelty favors In flowers and candy
proved IA delight. On Thursday
Miss Clinton gave n line party at the
Orpheum, having twelve guests.
Luncheon In the Tea Cup Inn
proved n pleasing conclusion. with
the hostess at this time were Eli
nor Lee. Iris Dance. Margaret and
Evelyn Crawford. Kathryn Smith.
Helen Adams. Florise Wertzberger.
Jane Wallace. Catherine Crosbic.
Alice kistlcr. Kirk Algeo, Kathryn
Armstrong OF Long Beach. Cal.
Helen swanson, Maruian Savage
and Marian Brownlee.
Mrs. Victor Brcndon aWlker's
lovely luncheon for Miss Mary Gould
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02

Among the informal New Years
affairs complimcntinR Mr.. and Mrs
Robert ". bradford OF wichita, Kan.
was the entertainment on Saturday
evening by their hosis. Mr. and Mrs
II. Otis McClintock
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02
Informal.

NJ. ana MIH Horace johnson OF
1881 South Cincinnati avenue enter
iHiurd ~ their homo ON 1hursday,
hunurinR their daughter, Miss Mary
JohuHon. VINO Ia at home from Mt
Carmel aoad 'my at wichita, Kan,
Tor th" Christmas holidays. Dane
ng was enjoyed about twenty
four h'ing present christmas
dccor1tiun1 were alluring and in
epircd The spirit ~ the season. Ices,
cakes and candles were served.
Miss Aurilln brigham conferred
pro.nuptial courtesy on Miss Mary
Gould Sill, ~ January bride elec,
whom ON Friday she entertained with
u New years luncheon and box
party Tht Petroleum club and the
Drphcum hffording settings for the
lovely affair. The luncheon table at
the club was circular In shape and
had its center held with "a mound of
viulcts from which radiatsd to each
place. daiuter ribbon streamors. the
flowers being found to be corsagc
bouquets. About the table were Miss
Brnigham. Miss Sill. Mrs. George NJ.
brigham. Miss Slll. Mrs George VI.
William Nicholas SIN mother of the
hunoreo. Mrs. Harriet Ely OF Frank.
lynville. Pa, aunt Of Miss Sili. Misses
Lucille Shain. Eleanor FOX both of
fAlrmont, West virginia. vivian
fulghum, jeanette Ross. Mcsdamos
a. j II, Carnegie, Rex Enos, Harry
Miller. william G.. I.iedke, GlcNS
Arthur Campbell, Dudley w. Dick
son, II. A. MacMurray OF New Jersey,
the latter also "a relative OF the bride
elect The box party at tho Orphum
concluded the very lovely affair.
Among the informal New Years
affairs complimcnting Mr.. and Mrs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02

Miss Thelma and Anne Kennedy
and Miss Irene Buel gave a luncheon
In the Country club Monday after
noon. tho event heing associated
with much that was pleasurablc for
all attending. Christmas decora-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02

Sill was "a prominent event OF
Tuesday In the Country club. Mrs.
Walker chose orchid shades tn make
lovely the table, about which were
seated Miss Sili's bridal party and "a
few of her close friends. Bowls of
orchid tinted roses graccd the table
and streamers and bows OF tulle in
the same delicate tinting combined
made exquisite arrangement. Pack
ages In the daintiest fashion AT the
place OF Miss Sill were found to
contain gifts from those present and
were articles In orchid tints for n
guests room. The lovely affair was
given In the dining room at the club.
and with the party were Mrs. Will
liam Nicholas Sill and Mrs. Harriet
Ely, mother and aunt of the honor
guest.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-01
Feljelentette 0nmagst
Sc psnz, Sc poszt6. - Regi tor
tenet a vampirr6l.

Egy elkeseredett szerelmes,
aevleg Naser F. Arthur Pitts
burghb6l, azzal allitott be a mi
nap az itteni rend6rsegre, hogy
tart6ztassak lie, inert Pittsburgh
ban sikkasztas miatt k0rozik,
Elmondta, hogy a Fiistos Varos
cgyik guardian mint konyvelo
volt alkalmazva. Ezen allasaban
egy $50 dollaros csekket sajat
celjaira forditott es szive valasz-
tottjanak tarsasagaban sietve ell
hagyta miik0dese szinteret. Mikor
,azutan a penznek nyakara hag-
tax szomoru csal6dasssal latta,
hogy szerelmese fakepnel hagyta
Banataban 0nkent jelentkezett
Is r0vid uton Pittsburghba ke
riilt, ahol a hiivos dutyiban ell
melkedhetik a n6k csalfasagar6l
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-01
ELaAzoLT RENnoR

Higgins Gyorgys es yirag 10
zsef rend5rok hainali hat orakor
hazafele tartottak. munkajnkb6l
fs egy Albert streete kocsiba a
kartak szallni, mikor az Albert es
Emma street kersztezesenel Hig-
ginst 621 Himrod ave. alatt la
k6 DR.. Walker autoja leteritette.
Az orvos azonnal az Erzsebet
k6rhazba vitte, ahol megallapitot
tax, hogy sulyos testi serileseket
szenvedett, melyek nehany nap
ra keptelenne teszik 6t hivatasa-
max gyakorlasara. Miutan elst
segelyben reszesiilt az Emma
Streeten lev6 lakasara szallitot'
tak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-01
BET0RTEK a SCENT IsTv AM
TEMPLoMBA.

Hetf6r6l keddre virrad6ra rablok
tortek be Scent Istvan templom-
ba, amelyg6l elvittek egy koffert.
gyertyakat ess oltarleped6ket
Penzt mem vittek Ell, inert mem
volt. Hogy mennyi holmit vitsek
ell, hamarjaban mem lehetett meg
allapitani es hogy hany oltarlepe'
dot es egyeb fehernemiit vittek
ell, Fermencsin Janosne fogja csal
megallapitani, aki mossa a rnhat
A rablok kifeszitettek sekres-
tye melletti ablakot es azon ke-
resztiil hatoltak be. a templomba
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-01
sS E'it \ ~ !
LABon DAY BAL

Az elso nagy bait, az idei SEE
zonban Kossuth Kozmuyel5desi
Egylet tartja Labor Day, vagyis
hetfo estejen, d Kossuth Kor nagy
termeben. Az. eln0kseg farad-
hatatalan Gagyi Janossal az ellen
mindent megtesz, hogy az els6
bal ugy sikeriilj5n, hogy a kozon-
seq vagyjon q iRasodik utan XII
tiin6 eiganyzenss hidtg italok, ice
cream, meg mini tn egyebb ami a
bailal jar varja kozonsaget,
amely bizonyara nlegtolti a fer
met.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-01

Az athleta klub kisded csapata
igen szepen szerepelt a Mahoning
1negyei versenyeken. - vasarnap
Clevelandban lesz verseny.

Dacara annak, hogy az ut6bbi
id0ben meglehet6sen elhanyagol-
ia, niagara hagyta youngstown
magyarsag | a Magyar Athleta
klubbot, az egylet tgjai megint
dics6seget szereztek magyar
nevnek. Szombaton tartotta ugyan
is a Mahoning Valley Athletic
Federation rendes evi bajnoki vi
adalat a Southern Parkban, ahol
magyar fiuk kitiin6 hirnevn anne
rikai athletak szine java el6tt is
megmutattak, hogy ok is ertenek
testedzes nemes sportjahoz.
Hallok Janos (akit amerikaia-
san Hellecknek neveznek) a South
High iskola tehetseges tanitya-
nya, aki negy ewes koraban keriilt
Zemplen megyeb6l Youngstown
ba vezette diadalra a kisded
csapatot, amely 0sszesen 10R
pont szamot trt ell, Is igy a ver-
seny harmadik helyezettje lett.
Hallok megnyerte tavolugrast
20 lab 9 incses ugrassal egyetemi
bajnokok el6tt. A rudugrasban
harmadik lett es ugyancsak har-
madik helyre keriilt a sulydobas-
ban is. e versenyek gy6ztesei
mind rekordokat javitottak. See
pen szerepelt Szafk6 Janos, aki
masodik lett 800 yardos futas,
ban es harmadik az egy angol
mertf0ldes futasban. Ha egy XII
csit szorgalmasabban trenirozott
volna ugy a $50 yardost okvet-
leniil megnyerte volna. Benish
Andras, Pinter Marion es Bartko
Janos is indultak egyes szamok-
han de mem tudtak shelyezeshez
jntni. Bartk0 azonban megnyerte
a Knights Of Columbus egy inert
f0ldes futasat. Hajdu Janosy aki
mint maganos indult az ely es
ket mertfoldes versenyekbeh mem
tudott helyre jutni, pedig a ket
mertf0ldesben egyideig nyer6nek
latszott.
Vasarnap Clevelandban lesz
magyar keriileti bajnoki verseny,
amelyre atletaink a kovetkez6
csapatot kiildik Hall6k Janos We
zetese alatt: Szafko Janos, Pek
Gyula, Pinter Marion, Benish
Andras, Bartok Janos es Hallok
Antal. A 220 yardos futas kivete.
level a Youngstown fiuk az 0sszes
egyebb szamokra beneveztek. Ath-
letaink mar szombaton delutan
felmennek Clevelandba, hogy
masnap frissen alljanak a start
hoz, kapitanyuk Hallok Janos
azonban szombaton az allami baj
noki viadalban nldul Columbus
ba es oman megy egyenesen Gle.
velandba. A magyar bajnoksagol
ismet a West Tech. Fielden ke
riilnek eldontere bizonyara 6rias
k0zonseg jelenleteben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-01
KoSsUTH GYttLEs

lit september es vege a
nyari vakaci6nak. Az egyletek
tagjaira is munka var. Exert hiv'
ia a Kossuth K0zmiivel6desi Egy.
let tisszes tagjait, akik az egyle1
iigyeit sziviikon viselik gyiilesre
amelyet most vasarnap, szeptem
Der 4-fn este s oral kezdettel tar
tanak az egyle+ sajat helyisege
ben.