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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-05-17
K1vANDoRL0K AFFIDAVIT
JET

Aki az Egyesiilt Allamokba
akar bevandorolni, az elsosorban
is tartozik utlevelet szerezni an
max az orszagnak hatosagaitol, a
melyet elhagyni kesziil. EFT az ut-
levelet szemelyesen tartozik bemn,
tatni az ottani .amerikai meghi-
zottnak, vagy konzuli hivatalnoh-
max. Az amerikai megbizott vagy
konzul hivatalahoz folyamodvanyt
kell benyujtani lattamozasert
(visa), mely lehet6ve teszi az
Egyesilt Allamokba val6 utazast.
Az amerikai konzulok utasitaso-
kat kaptak lattamozas visa
megadasa dolgaban. mely nagyja-
ban az 0sszes orszagokra ugyan-
az. Eel vannak hatalmazva ARA,
hogy rendes esetekben sajat ha-
task0riik0n belul d0ntsenek a vi
sa megadasa dolgaban es mem kell
washingtoni munkaiigyi minisz-
teriumhoz folyamodniuk.
Az affidavit-re nemcsak a visa
ert val6 folyamodas alkalmaval
van sziikseg. hanem nemely or
szagban az illetekes hat6sagok is
Hegkovetelik. mielott utlevelet
adnanak. Dania,, Svedorszag Is
FinnorSzag mem k0veteli a j6tal,
ausi nyilatkozatok felmutatasat az
Galevel kervenyezese. alkalmaval
A Foreign Language Information
sService adatokat, gyujtott ossz5
safra ntzve, hogy az egyes orsza-
ADk illetekcs hat6sagai milyen
sggyakorlatot folytatnak az utlevel
Mbocsatasi eljarasnal. A magya
isSkat kozyetlen. vagy kozvetve
@erinto orsza gok gyakorlata a ko
vetkez6: .t
Magyarorszag. g.-Ajanlatos, hogy
minden kivandorolni szandekoz6
utlevelert valo folyamodas alkal
naval egyszersmint jotallasi nyi
latkozatot affidavit Of support
Is nyujtson be az illetekes utlevel
kibocsat6 hat6saghoz. Az affida
vitnak hitelesitettnek kell lenni az
itteni magyar diplomaciai vagy
konzuli kepviselet altal. Ennek q
hitelesitesnek az ara S7.2O. Al
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az utlevelek kibocsatasat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-05-17
xxx CIKK
Jatszas

Gyakran a bebikkel kellete-
mel t0bbet jat$zanak es ennek
eredmenye, hogy nyugtalanok es
idegesek lesznek. Egy fatal be-
binek sok nyugalomra es pihenofe
van szIiksege. Bar Macy elvezet
fatni, hogy a bebi nevet, ha csik-
landozzak vagy hintazzak, a visz-
szahatas rossz, inert utana bebl
haragos es; faradt lesz. I
Ha bebit hintazzak vagy ko-
csit ide-oda toljak vagy jatszanak
vele, akkor folytonosan elvarJa,
hogy vele foglalkozzanak. Terme-
szetesen minden bebinek sziiksege
van a dedelgetesre es ha felebred
akkor vegye az anrja karjara es
tartsa egy darabE az egyik 5 az
utan a mask oldalan. nehogy az
izmai egyik resze nagyon kifa
radon. Az anya igen Macy
idegmegeroltetesen megy keresz-
TILL. mikor bebijet gondozza es
exert mar nagyon fatal koraban a
bebit meg kell szoktatni, hogy
tudja. hogy van meg mas valaki
is kiviile vilagon. Ha bebit ma
gyon elkenyeztetik, akkor Macy
csalodas fogja erni, amikor kerni
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-05-17
Rablogyiikosok

Benyo josef es Kreca JanOe
BudapeSten Ferenc Jozsaf-ka.
szarnya mellett agyonvertek Ber-
nyak Sandort. inert sok penzt sci.
tettek nala. De csak hatszaz ko-
ronat talaltak tarcajaban, melyet
elraboltak. Most mindketten rab.
l6gyilkossagert kei'iiltek b0rt6nbe
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-05-17
mesterseges eteleken egyUttveve.

Ne kiserletezzek bebijen oily ele
delckkel, melyeket mem ismer. A
Borden S Eagle tej a bebik terme-
szetes eledele, inert csakis tiszta
tejet es tiszta cukrot tartalmaz.
Az orvosok az Eagle tejet ezer cs
ezer lesovanyodott, satnya oyer
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-05-17
fogja, hogy hozzak le neki (hol-
dat, pedig AIT mem lehet.
Jatekszerek

Festett, sz6ros es gyapjus jatel-
szerek nagyon egeszsegtelenek,
inert bebi mindent szajaba
vesz. A jatekszerei moshatok le-
gyenek es ne legyen rajtuk he
eyes veg vagy sarok. Olyan Xxi
csi jatekszert, melyet lenyelhet,
mem szabad "a kezebe adni.
A jelen kor annyira eloreha-
ladt a mechanizmusban, hogy So
szeri, Sc szama jatekszereknek.
Atlag egy bebinek oily sok jatek-
szere van, hogy az erdelllodese
egeszen szejjel van osztva.. job
ban kielegitheti, ha csak cgyrvagy
ket darabot ad neki, cgyszerii haz-
tartasi targyat, peldaul egy csomo
iires cernagurigat, fakarikat stb.
A jatekszereket gyakran keH meg
mosni, inert a.bebi "a szajaba We
szi.
Az on bebije rendesen fog fej-
l0dni es allandoan noni fog es ero-
sebb lesz, ha rendes apolasban re-
szesiti es a legjobb taplalekot adja
neki. A gyermekek ezrei lettek
izmosak es egeszsegesek, inert
Eagle tejet adtak nekik, mint a
hogy ezt halalkodo anyjuk b.
zonyitja. Merit eek az anyak XII
vetel nelkiil csakis az Eogle tejet
! hasznaltak lily. kitiin0 eredinfnv-
nyel. Batran lehet allitani, hogy
t0bb bGbit neveltek fel sikereser
Eagle teJen, mint az osszes mas
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-05-17
meknek rendeltek. AZ Eagle tel
k0nnyen emesztheto, biztos es meg
bizhato bebik taplafasara.

Olvassa ell figyelemmel mlnden
|heten ezeket a cikkeket es orizze
meg, hogy a. joy6bens hasznai-
hasa.
Evening star., 1923-03-08
tracts Note Dame Gpen FIGHT Is P1zzing Fans
DOUBLE BAN ON GENARO
doesn't AFFECT CHICAGO

CHICAGO. March s.-Disqualifica-
tion Of Frankie Genaro. new Amer
lean nyweight champion. in New
York and New Jersey will NOT AFFECT
his appearance in Illinois, nor Will
what Is said to DO one of the most
stringent anti-boxing laws In Amer
lea, If the plans. heretofore successful.
Of Chicago promoters count for any
thing.
Genaros promise Of a ten-round. no.
decision contest here the night of
March 1s with Harold Smith OF
chicago is IN the mail, Jim Mullen.
promoter. said today. as 10, also that
or Joe Lynch. world Champion
bantamweight. who Will box Joe
burman of Chicago on the same
program.
Johnny Kilbane. king Of the feather
weights, will box Il four-round eY
hibitfon here next Monday night and
Mullen said he was trying to book
kilbane for & ten-round bout along
with Genaro and Lynch
Evening star., 1923-03-08
PISTOL CHAMPIONSHIPS
GO TO HANSEN AND LEE

Albert Hansen OF Rosebud.
Mont, is the new .22-caliber
slov-fire gallery pistol champion
and II. X. Lee of Birmingham. Ala,
rnpid-f1re pistol champion OF the
United-States, according to results
of matches announced today by the
National Rife Association, under
whose auspices the events were
conducted.
Hansen's scOre was $50 out of a
possible 500 in the siow-fire con-
rest. nnd Lee, runner-up in this
event, scored 81, while w. w.
John of ChrfStobaI, Canal Zone.
wns third with 58I
Lee won the rapfd-fire pistol
Championship with an aggregate
score of 53S out of q possible 800.
Jonn being runner-up with 40,
ana d. v. Cnrfne, also OF Christo-
bal, third with 4S0,
Evening star., 1923-03-08
SUZANNE SCORES EASILY
WHILE MOLLA is BEATEN

Ey thc Ass ,cilted Press.
MENTONE. March S.-Mlle. Su-
zanne Leng:en defeated Miss CadIe
Of England I'm the women's singles
of the Mentone tennis tourna-
mcDt today, 60. 1I. Miss CadIe
ts the player who on Tuesday
eliminated Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt
Mallory. the American champion.
Mr>. Mallory and Mtss Blake. the
only ALA merican pnir In the
women's doubles. defeated Lady
Denman and Mrs. Snnderson Of
England. &C., GI. reaching the
fourth round.
This was the Arst winning match
In which Mrs. Mallory has figured
at NentOne.
MENTONE, France. March S-Su-
zanne LenSlen was the star on the third
day of the Mentone tennis tournament
She breezed through four sets Of singles
without the loss OF a game, and. paired
with Miss Elizabeth Ryan, reached the
thlrd round OF the womenS doubles.
Mrs. aoild Bjurstedt Mallory, the
American champion, continued her list
less playing. losing the mixed doubles
Notwithstanding the wonderful game 9:
her partner. Baron Morpurgo. This
match was taken by Miss Ryan and
Lycett. q, IS.
Evening star., 1923-03-08
MARINE BOXERS INVADE
FORT MYER NEXT WEEK

Marines Of Quantico and soldiers or
Fort Myer will vie for fstic honors
next Thursday night In the riding
hall ring at the military establish
ment just across the Potomac. Ten
tatire teams have been named b.
each post for the bouts to be held
in five classes.
Bantans, feathers. lightveights.
welters and mtddleweights will ex-
change punches. Each bout will be
limited to six rounds. Unless better
men qualify during the next week
the following scrappers will step into
the ring:
Bantamweisht-Ca-y fort Myer, Vs. Ts,-
erralla (Karinss).
Teatherweisht-risc.ulu trort MysrI vs..
oRourks (Marines>
: Lishtveishs-hor.4son trort xy.,) Va
- Ws'terweEht-Ptomey tFort Nye7> u.
Sbolbiock (Karines).
hiddlersisht--wsrd tFor HyerI ~. Me
Carty Marines.
Evening star., 1923-03-08

1T is we'll for a basket bali coach
10 keep weight sheet-a record
of the weights OF all OF the
players before and after each prac-
tice. The men should be weighed
stripped. An assistant manager can
handle this work. This sheet is Of
great value to the coach. After the
.irst two or three weeks of practice
players should hold their weights
about the same.
II you note that player is falling
off in weight. give him light work.
If a general falling off occurs here
is sure sign that you are working
your men too hard. After players
are'once in condition what weight
they lose in practice should be re
gained by the time they weigh in
the next daya
Evening star., 1923-03-08
Do,rn the Alleys

BowIers representing The Evening
Star quint defeated the Times team
on the King Pin alleys last night,
-wo games out Of three. with the
scores 53f 5l3 and 493, for q total OF
lao Tho Times had SOC. 53S and
45s, for u total OF f.ao2. The match
was ~ total pins. The Star auint
winning out hy IS. At the end Of the
second game The Stars We're in the
cad by only two naples. Eme-y
nouors with 333, while Boyd Of the
Times had the best game of 1@6.
King Pins of the District League.
bowling at home, pulled the clean up
act on the Shermans last night, win
ming with games of 523, SO and
49,. Harry krauSs captured all the
honors for tho losers with the best
set Of 3SS and high game of 1856.
ColoninIs also *httewashed tbs. Ma
t:onaiS with rho scores 541. 81 ana
~. charley Benson Of the winners
Is II" best man. With a set of 81
,tId Game Of 1"S.
In the Washington Ladies League
postponed games ale being cleaned
up At a rapid rate. Last night the
Hilltoppers. Tho are out in front,
won all three from the War Depart
TneDt with the scores 4oS. 4S7 and
$50. Lorraine Gull Of the winners and
Frit2ie Yaggie OF the losers were
tied At 3l2 for the high set, but the
formers game of 119 was the best.
Colum biEns captured the odd game
from Billie,s team with the scores
A?4, 436 and 4e5. Esther Honkala
had the high game Of 1l9.
Mount Pleasant won two out of
three from tho Western Union, with
scores Of AGA, IA and 463 GLADYS
Lowd had tho high game Of III
Annex No. I OF the Internal Revenue
League won two out of three games
from the Estate Tax, with the scores
5f7, 44o and 6a3. Staubley Of the
tosers had the high set, 329, and Pow
Ia.
in the bureau of Engraving League
Liberty Loan captured the odd game
from American Legion with the
scores Sa7 4a0 and 453. rrather of
tho Tictors had the high game Of Ill
Company League grabbed all three
games from Station No. l with the
scores ass, 473 and 499 McAboy Of
the winners had the high game Of 12o.
I'm the Commercial League the Young
Mems Shop won two out of three
games from the Carry Ice Cream
with scores Of 435. 51S and 499. Hum
m?r of the winners had the high
game Of 115.
Southern of the Railroad e M. G.
A. League captured the odd game
from the Machinists with the scores
3S5, 3a3 and 40l. Stanley of the win.
ners, with 120, had the high game
Evening star., 1923-03-08
MISS COLLECT SUFFERS
SECOND DEFEAT OF YEAR

BELLEAIR HEIGHTS. Fla, March
8.-"ith both players registering "ofr
days" Miss Glenna Collett, national
women's golf champion. was furnish
ed her second defeat Of the season in
match play here yesterday when she
met Mrs. Dorothy Campbell Hurd Of
Merton Cricket Club. a former Amer
lean and British champion. The score
was 2 and /.
The former victory over Miss Coilett
WAS by Mrs. Caleb Fox OF Huntington
valley.
The match was ended at the 18th
green by Miss Collett missing a putt
Of two feet FOR five. which would
have given her the hole and pro-
longed the match to the 18th hole. at
Least
Evening star., 1923-03-08
K|RKWOOD'S GOLF WIN
DUE TO GREAT PLAYING

ST. AUGUSTINE. Fla. March s.
Highest honors in the Florida east
coast open golf tournament went 10
Joe K!rkwood Of Australia yesterday.
when he defeated Walter Hagen.
British open champion. by a lead Of
three strokes. The Australian took
ESQ strokes for his perfect 80 holes.
Hagen. by skillful playing. cut
down the seven stroke lead of Kirk
wood at the beginning OF the final
round to three.
Jim Barnes Of Pelham Manor. ". Y.
former open champion, finished third
with a score Of 2e3. and Leo Diegel of
Friendship Club, Washington, fourth
with a 297.
Evening star., 1923-03-08

The race, Witnessed by a howling
crowd that broke onto the track as
the laps were reeled off, was a sensa-
ton from the flash Of the starters
pistol. The race was so sizzling that
such a stopper as R. L. Brown OF
Cornell. intercollegiate two mile
champion, was a lap behind when the
leaders touched two and one-half
miles.
The Finr. following Rays announc-
ed strategic plan. took the lead and
head shorter than his opponent, kept
one Yard behind until the last lap
Then he sho: into d sprint tha;
amazed the crowd and left R.tola
hatfooted. gasping as he called upon
his reserve.
the bishop mile" defeating James J.
Connolly of Georgetown. who was
fourth IN the slow time of AL
Connolly, holder Of the world indoor
record for three-Quarters mile and
indoor and outdoor inter-collegiate
mile champion, lost the race in the
last lap. Walter Maunz Buffalo, fn-
ished SECOND and Patrick Kennedy.
Jack Sellers OF the New York Ath-
letto Club. won the Metropolitan 66o-
yard championship in 1875 35. VIII
liam Sullivan of the Paulist a. G.,
was second and Mike Devaney of the
Millrose 4. A, third.
The l00yard dash vas won by AL
fred Leconey OF Lafayette in o.10 I-5.
j. V. Scholz of the New York A. e..
was second. and James Burgess Of the
West Side Y. VI. c. A.. New York.
third.
Princeton won the Metropolitan A.
A. z. one milS relay championship IN
3.32, Stauzlin A. c. was second and
the Newark A. c. third.
Evening star., 1923-03-08
'RODlQlAAEEE WORLD
wruf{ e #7iE E9Askk

ar1es OF other faiths. and rem aims
today the only real religion of
japan. All Japanese belong TO
fAts faith, although many are
also Buddhists and Confucinns.
Of cOurse. there are some who
profess Ckristianity, but am sus-
piclOus OF their motive and ] feel
certain that none of them belie> es
in his heart.
The ShlnfO faith II mysterious.
IL Inns n0 apparent creed. no
Bible, no idol, no separate prieHt-
hood, and offers no promise Of fu-
ture lifet yet there are 106.OOO.
shrfnea on this island eIn pire. and
more than 2O,OOO, 100 people who
how their heads before them each
day.
In addition. there are 1892
Buddhist temples. and a Jnpane~e
can believe I'm Buddhn and the
ShintO faith mt the same time, A.
Buddhism secured adoption only
by taking into it's own patheon
the whole Of the ShintO gods. 80
1t IL that without n system Of
theological belief, without dOxIn !,
without philosophy. without idols,
and without q special prfesthO Ood.
this strange faith has nOurlshed,
and I'm addition has provided 4
mutton with a love of nature, pa
triottsr,, love of family, and f!ial
reverence.
Evening star., 1923-03-08
ROCK CREEK GOLF COURSE
CONCESSION is AWARDED

Concession for operation Of the
Rock Creek public course. which is
to be opened In May. was awarded
yesterday to n 3. Frost and II. D..
Miller. the highest bidders.
Award Of the contract was APPROX
sd by the chief Of Army engineers.
and calls for an expenditure of $4,000
this year and $4,000 during the next
three years upon permanent improve
ments.
Miller iG the professional at the
public course at East Potomac Park,
but will devote his time next sum-
mer to operation Of the Rock Creek
Park concession. Frost is an attor-
ney, and a former member Of the
Bannockburn Golf Club.
Evening star., 1923-03-08

There are many bad features about
overly long intcrsectloaal journeys.
but the effect upon the players is un-
douhtedly inspiring.
Ar OvertOn Hall, near Nashville.
Tenn. Il track athlete was laid IN his
final resting place Tuesda,-. Johnny
Ovcrton. Yales great middle distance
runner in tho years leading up TO
1917. when we entered the European
war. Last Saturday was the day OF
tho indoor Intercollegiate track meet
at the 22d Regiment. That day. on Il
pier IN Hohoken, lay "A flag -draped
ooX containing all that was mortal
OF one whose name was once 50
prominently associated with this
event. as with all other indoor and
outdoor meets IN which Yale was In
terested
The sun lay warm and heavy upon
that Hobokcn pier. The hudson
river was invested with the deIica te
mtsts that one associates with April.
Overhead the skies were blue. with
heavy white clouds drifting across.
After months Of unbroken cold a
portent OF spring had come, d mel
tho flag that covered Johnny over
toms coffin and gIorified H.
Johnny Overton left Yale at the
height OF his career 20 serve his
country, or as the phrase theu was
70 serve human nifty II died leading
-ts company az marines il a charge
~ Scissors. That vas not SO long
ago as men reckon time. about i've
years. Yet u seems as though Il al
lazy III past century.
What did Orerton and all his com
-ades, our b-ightes+ ANA best and
brayest among American youth. &C
compliSh through their martyrdom
CHANGING al the world today the
cynic can make quick answer. while
thoughtful men who know how slow
destiny is to reveal its complete plan
have raught to say.
But at least we can pause IN the
midst of our athletic turmoil. no less
tempestuouS and feverish and raucouS
: han other OF the worlds affairs. ami
""stow Il thought Upon Johnny u"er-
-on. crack miller and thousr nc yard
rN"ord holder. handsome. linu- hearted
Z. ID true. who. with everything 10 live
'n-. went forth in 1877 and gave MS
life for an idea. and an ideal!
Copyright. l9c3.'
Evening star., 1923-03-08
Tips on Playing Basket Ball;
Correct Rule interpretations
BY ED THORP.

.. What is considered 4 players
own goal zone?
A. The zone I'm which his own has.
ket In located.
Q. If player throws the bail and
II first strikes one of his teammates
on the shoulder, then an opponent,
caused ball to go out OF bounds?
A. The player who was last struck
by the bali, the opponent In this ense.
.. Should scorers also have a
whistle?
A. Yes, hut 1t should have q differ
ent sound than the whistles OF the
other OAacials.
Q. Does the scorers signal stop
game?
A. No. 1t cannot. The referee must
stop play.
Evening star., 1923-03-08

times when this il done with the
brnsSie or spoon, but never, of
course, with the driver. Also we
have seen this fellow jar his ball
OF It's tee while cloutinx the
ground with his artllIery-lfke
practice strokes. Is he charged
with stroke when he thus
knocks the bali OF the teef
Referees Decisiono.
Unfortunately, no. He should.
We all know, be charged at least
ten strokes each time he does 1T,
but the ball fs not in play during
practice, therefore the player
cannot have strokes counted on
him.
Copyright. John P. Ollie Oo.l
Evening star., 1923-03-08
FLORIDA TENNIS TITLE
NOW HELD BY HUNTER

PALM BEACH. Fla, March SIN
the defeat here yesterday In the final
of tho annual Florida state champion
snip la aWn tennis tournament Of Dr..
Phillip s. Hawk Of Philadelphia, Francis
T. Hunter of New Rochelle, national
indoor tennis champion. becomes the
new Florida singles champion. The
score was 6-2. 6-3, g.
DIR. Hawk is the national veterans
.halHpion
Evening star., 1923-03-08
By ROBERT L. RIPLEY.

YOKOHAMA, Dec. 2e-Yester-
day I visited the Hachiman shrine,
with Its golden Goddess, at Ka-
makura. Today visited the Rem
KOHL Temple and the Shinto
shrines. wrought in the heavy de-
tall OF oriental spelndor. aanked
with artistic stone lanterns, and
Indicated by tOriis, the most ar
tfstic arch ever conceived
Bob vtgnOIa has just returned
from kikko. and ts singing the
praIseS of the barbartc splendOr
81 the paEOda, the Ieyasu shrines.
and Iemitsu temples of that re-
liEfous fairyland.
I am thiakfnG. n remember
the little Chr1sts' Church we
passed today on the blufY, and the
small Roman Catholic convent
nearby. how utterly hopeless In
the future OF Christfanity in ia
pan.
The Japs and the jews are the
only riviIi.ed peoples with q fun
damcnral religion OF their own.
Shintoism IL as old as Nippon.
The ancient Shinto faith has
survived all attacks upon 1t. all
NfciSsftudcS OF fortune. and the
most earnest effort. Of mission
Evening star., 1923-03-08
CEYLONESE NETMEN PLAN
ENTER DAVIS CUP PLAY

COLOMBO. Ceylon. March S.-An
effort Is being made here to raise
CeyioneSe team to participate
In the Davis cup tennis matches
In 1924.
NEW YORK, March S--Ireland
has Joined the Davis cup quest for
the flrst time. 4 formal challenge
for 1923 has been received by the
United States Tennis Association.
together with n request thnt it's
team be drawn for play in the Eu-
rOpean zone.
Evening star., 1923-03-08
LISTS COLLEGE NETMEN,

BALTIMORE. Md. March s.-A Sc
ries Of tennis matches between the Bal
tfmore Country Club team and five col
lege aggregations has been arranged
for this season. All the matches will be
played here. the first being with Co
lumbia on March 81 and the others as
follows: April 4. Yale; u. Prtnceton:
20. Harvard; 2s. Pennsylvania
Evening star., 1923-03-08
HOPPE IN GREAT SHAPE.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. March S.--Pronounced
by three physicians and a psycho,o-
gist to be n perfect condition. Willie
Hoppe of New York is believed by
billiard experts 10 be az the apex OF
the ability that has kept the world
championship crown at 1872 baIk line
on his head. with ore interrupt!or
for nearly two decades
Evening star., 1923-03-08
OUTPOURING OF $50 DUE
TO ALLURING CONTESTS
Clashes With Army and Princeton Doubtless Prove
Inspiration to Candidates-Over, Famous
Yale Athlete, Is Laid to Rest
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

O1R DANES $50 candidates the 1923
N
auring schedule which includes West
Point
that calls junkets
rated inc and
When arranged
that,
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Evening star., 1923-03-08


Firpo has an awful wallop. to be
sure. But 1t doesn't travel very fast
and Is telegraphed besides. a boxer
as experienced as Brennan doesn't
need to have slow right telegraphed
At the sange time Firpo's defense Is
none too good Jimmy Deforcst has
been working on that for week now
but II remains TO be seen whether or
not his pupil will have learned
enough to serve for protection against
Bilfs skilled attack
All told. the layers would like TO
there is something that prevents them
from doing so. or has to date.
More one hears about Firpo, the
more likely II seems that II ever he
becomes champion Of the world he
will not be very popular out in
Newark they say he has forgotten the
kindness Of the man who took the
Argentinian under his wing when he
first arrived in this country and
Johnny Shannon. an Ohio lightweight
who vas recently in Buenos Aires.
says that Luis has lost some of his
popularity in the Argentine because
OF alleged neglect of relatives. who
were in need of help.
This Jack bloomfield. cbarupioo
light heavyweight Of England. whom
Harry Cireb will meet IN London late
this month. has al the earmarks Of
\ good fighter. His victories over
Harry Drake and Ted Kid Lewis have
given him a big standing abroad and
a battle with Greb will surely prove
to be IL paying venture over there
Bloomfield is undoubtedly a clever
boxer. This at least is the opinion Of
American observers. who have seen
him in action. He has two handed
body attack that piles up a lot Of
points and "a the same time his right
hook is fast, hard and we'll directed.
Boy Mccormick writes that he would
Evening star., 1923-03-08
GOLF FAVORITES WIN

rTNEHUEST. y. G.. March SC. e.
fownts o. Pittsburgh. medalist In the
spring goif Tournament ard Eucking-
ham p. Merriman of Waterbury, run
nerup. both won their matches in
first round OF match play