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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-10-25

rint okt6ber h6napban t6rtenik -
vizsgalatnak kell alavetni magu-
gukat. A vizsgalatokat az allan
egyes reszeiben t0bb nepiskolaban
tartjak meg. Az nj szava6knak
ertelmesen es erthet6en kell tud-
nj olvasni es teljesen tisztaban
kell lenni az olvasott anyag ertel-
mevel. Szaz valogatott egyszerii
angol szot kell a jel0ltnek maga-
ban elolvasni. Ezutan megkivan-
jak, hogy az elolvasott anyagra
vonatkozolag nyolc-tiz kerdesre
sajat kezeirasaval valaszoljon.
AIT mondjak, hogy a nyelvi pro-
ba nagyon egyszerii. A pr6ba
csak AIT mutatja, hogy a szavazo
tud angolul irni 6 solvasni, tehat
joga van szavazasra.
Minden jel0ltnek aukalma lesz
vizsgalat letetelere. Ha az elso
alkalomma mem sikeriil, az ev-
mex egy mask napjan ujbol tehet
vizsgat. S6t abban az esetben is,
ha masodszor nem sikeriil letennl
a vizsgat, vizsgazhat a kovetkezo
evben. ujb6l es minden kovetkezo
evben ujb6l megkiserelheti a WIS
'gat. Ha a jeloltnek sikeriil a
vizsgat letenni es irni-olvasni tu-
dast igazol6 bizonyitvanyt nyer, a
k0vetkez6 evben mem k0telezheto
az irni-olvasni tudast megallapit6
vizsga ujboli letetelere. Ha mar
egyszer szavazott, akkor t0bbet
mem kell jelentkeznie az irni-o,-
WASN'T tudast igazolo bizonyitvany-
ert. meg akkor sem, ha az allan
egyik reszeb0l masikba k0lto-
xix.
Az vi t6rveny az 1921-ben elfo-
gadott New York allami alkot-
manym6dositason alapszik, mely-
szerint 1922 januar elseje utan
senki sem nyerhet jogosultsagot a
szavazasra azaltal, hogy nagyko-
ruva valik, polgarra lesz, vagy
masm6don, ha egyszersmind an
golul irni es olvasni mem tud, XII
we've ia testi keptelenseg eseteit. :"
Az Egyesilt Allamok mas allamai-
ban is van irasoolvasasi proba
Massachusetts, volt az els3 allan,
mely 0tven ezvel ezelott ilyen tor
venyt beiktatott es azota husz
mas allan hozott t0rvenyeket, me-
lyek a szavaz6ktol megk0vetelik
az angol nyelyeni ,iras es olvasas
tudasat. Mas allamokban az OIL
vasasi k0vetelmeny rendszerint
abb6l all, hogy sz0vetsegi alkot-
manybol vagy az allami alkot-
manybol hangosan kell felolvasni
egy r6szletet. Az irasi vizsga abb
b6l all, hogy vagy sajat nevet kell
leirni szavaz6nak, vagy pediy
nehany sz6t lie kell masolnia,
avagy diktalas utan kell irnia.
Ezen vizsgak egyike sem koveteli
meg, ho'gy jelolt megertse AIT a
reszletet vagy anyagot, amelyet
felOlVasott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-10-25


kere lesz a nevelesnek. Gyakran a
bebi t9keletesen viselkedik es cse-
lekszik, ha az anya egyediil gon-
dozza, de teljssen megvaltozik,
mikor az apa megjelenik.
Az apa es a nagysziilok reszerol
mindig megvan a hajlam ARA,
hogy babraljanak bebivel es tul-
sagos figyelmiikkel kinozzak.
Ez "a tulfigyelmesseg a legna-
gyobb ellensege az apolasnak. Al
bebi csakhamar megszokja es k0I
veteli aztan. Sirni kezd, amint Leg
csekelyebb kivansaga mem teljesiil
azonnal Ez a szokas rohamosan
kifejlodik, merit mines gyorsabb
modszer a gyereket sirasra szok !
tatni, minthogy mindent meg
adunk neki, amiert sir.
Minden neveles alapja a rend- !
szeresseg. A bebi szokasai gyor-
san alakulnak XII. A korai trent
rozas sokban k0nnyitheti meg az
anya feladatat, ami altal tobb
gondot fordithat haztartasra Is
a sajat pihenesere. Ha pontosan,
tervszeriien bebi etetesi, alvasi,
fiirdetesi idejet betartja, ugy be-
bi gyorsan hozzaszokik, hogy ora
pontossagra ellen. Egy mask fon
tos szempont: a helyes training
mar csecsem0korban k0nnyebbe
teszi minden tekintetben a gyer-
mex neveleset, ha az nagyobbra
no.
A boldog, egeszseges bebi igazi
0r0me minden haztartasnak. Bol-
dogsaga a csalad minden tagiat
boldogga teszi. Rendes szokasok
es helyes gondozas sziikseges a
bebi egeszsegehez Is boldogsaga-
hoz. Senkit sem annyira a bebi
betegsege, mint az anyat.
Az anya 'hamar raj0n ARA, hog Y
rendszeres training feltetileniil
sziikseges nemcsak a b6bi, hanem
a sajat egeszsege erdekeben is.
Igen sok esetben ,az anya idegei-
mex sulyos baja a bebi rendszerte-
len szokasainak a kovetkezmenye.
Emlekezzek ra, hogy szokast,
legyen az jo, vagy rossz, nehez
megt0rni. Ennelfogva sokkal boil
csebb joszokasokat kifejleszten!.
lgen gyakran a taplalek izgat ia
fel a bebit. Kiil0n0sen akkor for
dul ez elo, ha mesferseges tapla
lekkal etetik. Talala ez taplalek
mem felel meg bebi gyomranak
es emesztesi zavarokat okoz. A
mesterseges taplalek kivalaszta
sanal igen fontos, hogy' olyan tap
lalekot valasszunk, amely konnyen
megemesztheto es amely ugyanak
kor azokat tapertekeket ada,
melyek a bebi termeszetes fejl6-
deset el6segitil1. Az Eagle Brand
Condensed Milk kival6an finom
mesterseges tapszer. Sok ev 6ta
altalanosan hasznaljak es legki-
elegitobb gyermektapszernek BIZ
zonyult.
Azoknak az anyaknak, akikpek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-10-25
Az anyak meg fognak gy5z5dni

u11J oh 1Op 1OS t1un 6JVHO111I'
hogy normalis, egeszseges bebik
alland6an es szepen fejl5dnek az
Eagle Milkt6l. Ha mem tudja, hc-
Cyan hasznalja a Borden s Eagle
Milket, vagja XII a lapunkban meg
jeleno hirdetes szelvenyet es kiild-
je ell a Borden Companynak, mely
ingyen kiild egy magyarnyelvii
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-10-25
A NEW BRUNswIcKI IN. ~ SCENT
1MRE HERcEG BErEGsEGELYz0 EGYLE1
ok szAMu YOUNGSTOWN fIoKJA.
Alapittatott 1919 julius sen.

EinOk So6s H. Janos, aleln0k Roman And
ras, p6nztarnok G6nczy Mihaly, jegyz5 &s
titkar Redovay Janos (2s6 Jackson ST., E.
Youngstown, o., f6ellen6r Grosz Istvan,
ellen6rok: Gy6ri Mihaly, Tacsik Gy6rgy GAS
bzottsag: Riczu Jdnos, Kiss Istvan, Hozdik
lstvan, beteglatogat6 East Youngstownban
Gyor Mhdly, Steeltonban Poznam Janosne
f{l624 Butler stu es Hozdik Istvan, Albert
streeteh S. Illes Istvan (1212 Hill st) ait66r
Fedor Janos
Az egylet 1000 dollar halalesetet, heti
dollar betegsegelyt fizet. hayi dii 75c.
Gyuleseit tartja minden h 6els5 vasarnap-
ian az Atleta Klub helyisegeben, 33s 1-2 w.
Federal ST.. deutan Q 6rakor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-10-25
hasznalati utasitast, hogyan etesse
bebit Is mas fontos dolgolr6l ad
felvilagositast, hogyan gondozza
bebit es onmagat.

Olvassa Ell ezen cikekeket figyel
mesen minden heten Is 5rizze meg
azokat, hogy j0v6ben hasznal-
hasa.
Evening star., 1923-06-10
TERMINAL Y LEAGUE
TO PLAY 40 GAMES

Terminal Railroad Y. NJ. c. A
League will swing into the second
half of it's season when 1t opens a
forty-g game series tomorrow. Shops
and Southern Railway will clash in
the opening fray tomorrow at Sis
o'clock on the field adjoining the
Union station. The schedule follows:
Tomorrow, Shops VS.. Southern; June H. E1.
press VS.. Car Department; IS, Railway Mail
Service VS.. Shops; II, Southern VS.. Express
is, Car Department VS.. Railway Mail Service {;
49, Shops VS.. Express; 10. Southern vs.. Car
Department; 20, Express VS.. Railway Mail
Southern rs. Railway Mail Service; 25, South
eru VS.. Shops; 30, Car Department VS.. Ex-
press; 81, Shops VS.. Railway Mail Service /;
%, Express VS.. Southern; 20, Railway Mail
Service VS.. Car Department.
July 2, Express VS. Shops; 3, Car Depart
ment VS.. Southern; 8, Ships VS.. Car Depart
ment; 8. Railway Mail Service VS.. Southern;
TO- Express VS.. Car Department.: IL, Shops vs..
Southern Is, Shops VS.. Express; 16 Southern
VS.. Express; II. Railway Mail Service vs..
Shops; Is, Southern VS.. Car Department; l9,
Express VS.. Railway Mail Service; 20, Car
Department VS.. Shops; 23. Southern VS.. Rail.
Express; 25, Southern VS.. Shops; 26. Railway
Mail Service VS.. Car Department; 81, Express
vs. Shops 80. Express VS.. Southern; 81, Shops
vs. Railway Mail Service.
August I, Car Department Southern; 2,
Railway Mail Service VS.. Express; 8, Shops
VS.. Car Department. 6, Railway Mail Service
VS.. Southern.
Evening star., 1923-06-10
u. S. AND CANADIAN
GIRLS TO CONTEST

CLEVELAND, Ohio. June s.-The
Favorite Knits. girls basketball team
champions OF Cleveland for sever
years, has left here for Edmonton
Alberta, where It Is scheduled to
play the Commercial High School
graduates of that city June IL and
Ia for the championship OF Canada
This is believed to be the longest
trip ever taken by a girls basketball
team for q game.
The Favorite Knits have lost but
four games in the last six years
one of these being to the Youngs-
town Smith hMcDonalds. which cost
them the national championship, q
title which they held for four years
On its return trip the team will
stop off at Winnipeg. Manitoba, to
play the T. Eaton Company girls on
June 20.
Evening star., 1923-06-10

Outstanding in track athletics for
the year were the performances OF
broke the discus record with a dis
tance Of 113 feet 2 inches. while
Mead smashed the high jump mark,
clearing a height of feet S inches.
The meet this year was marred by
Central's failure TO compete in the
games came in the 100-yard dash,
which Zeigler won in 10 2-5. Gordon
of Central and Killian and Pugh OF
Tech were close at his heels.
White of Eastern demonstrated
rare ability. He copped first place in
the broad jump and got second in
the hop. skip and jump. Tech pre-
sented a clever runner in Moreland.
This speedy Manual Trainer far out
classed his opponents in the 44o.
Two Sports Stand out.
Foot ball and basket ball stand out
as refreshing memories. Although
Central gained first place. it strug-
gled and fought all the way. A great
crowd turned out for the Central
Tech clash, which the, former won,
IL to s.
The Manual Trainers were a real
contender for the gridiron title. Their
one defeat by Central dropped them
TO second place. In Techs clash with
Western. it was Deacon Rhees punt
] !
school. 10 to 0. Perhaps Techs most
exciting fray was experienced in the
Eastern game when Shillinger block
ed O'Dea's punt and Wood recovered
1t. running TO Eastern's 30-yard line.
A run by Harwood for 19 yards gave
Tech a victory of 10 0. Hooks Of
Eastern shone In this game. It also
was his sweeping runs in the Bust
ness battle that gave the blue and
White 1o-to-o-victory. He threw
clever forward pass tc Cardwell
that netted his team six points.
Every game with the exception OF
the Western Eastern battle was hotiy
contested. Eastern was off form that
day. and Western won. "a to 6. Bust
ness uncovered a savage eleven. 1t
was Greenwood and Watt who played
such stellar ball that Central could
only score six points. Watts punting
backs busy, while Greenwood proved
a powerful factor in the line.
Basket Ball Attracts.
An array of stalwart athletes turn
ed out for the basket ball teams. Be-
sides winning the interscholastic title,
Eastern also copped the South Allan
| tic honorS. Western was a bitter foe
| and almost proved stumbling block
| to the East Capitol institution. No
| game was more actively fought. when
| these two schools. deadlocked for top
! position, met. Five minutes OF extra
| play was necessary, Eastern winning,
| 26 10 25.
! Two interscholastic swimming rec
| ords were broken by Central boys.
! Satterfeld smashed the 10o-yard
| breast stroke in 1.16 and Stolley bet
| tered the 200-yard dash in 2.3S is.
Evening star., 1923-06-10
RUMSON POL0ISTS WIN
FINAL IN CUP SERIES

PHILADELPHIA, June s.-The Rum
son, n. j., polo team, won the final
match for the Morrell fund cup from
Pennllyn today. to Z.
Rumson started the game with one
goal handicap. which eventually proved
its margin Of victory, as each team
scored seven goals.
Green River defeated Bryn Mawr In
the second OF a series of matches for
the presidents cup. The score was u
goals to II.
Evening star., 1923-06-10
TO TRY TO PADDLE
ACROSS LAKE ERIE

CLEVELAND. Ohio, June 9.-"Texas
Jack" Sullivan, university graduate,
world traveller and adventurer. will
attempt to paddle across Lake Erie
in a canoe on June 80. it has been
announced by the Cleveland Yacht
Club. He will leave Rondeau, On
tario, about pm. and expects to
arrive at the yacht club the next
evening.
The yacht club is sponsoring the
trip in an effort TO awaken interest
In canoeing as a live water sport by
demonstrating the possibilities OF the
small craft A launch will follow
Sullivan's canoe.
1t will be the first attempt in $50
years-since Indians made the trip
for any one TO try to cross the lake
in a canoe. club officials declare.
Evening star., 1923-06-10
SEATS FOR MASONIC
GAME NOW ON SALE

Box seats and grand stand tickets
for the annual clash between the
Shrine and Grotto mines to be held at
the American League Park, Saturday.
June %, for the benefit Of the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home, now are on
sale at Spaldings.
Four track events will be staged
including a 100-yard dash open only
to master Masons. relay races for blue
lodge teams and for women of the
Eastern Star chapters and a 25-yard
dash for members of the Masters AS
sociatien. Entries are being received
by Mike Macdonald at Spaldings.
Gold, silver and bronze medals will
be awarded in the dash events and
to each member OF the teams finish
ing first, second and third in the re-
lay events.
Evening star., 1923-06-10
SPORTS DAY PLANNED
BY UNIVERSITY CLUB

An indoor base ball game outdoors
between Al-year-round Bachelors nine
and the Summertime Bachelors team
will feature the second annual field
day of the University Club of Wash
inston to be held at the Columbia
Country Club Monday, June 25.
Four other events, including a golf
knickers' handicap, tennis matches,
putting contest and a relay race be-
tween fat and thin men. are planned.
The golf-knickers' handicap will start
at o'clock.
A dinner and bridge party will con-
clude the affair.
Evening star., 1923-06-10
BLUNDON SHOOTS BEST
IN WASHINGTON SINGLES

w. C. Blundon, shooting from
Washington Gun Club yesterday. with
IS breaks in so targets. Capt. H. M.
Horton was second. with 43, at
seventeen yards. Both were awarded
trophies. Marcy broke into the high
score column when he smashed 81
out of "a in doubles. The scores
follow:
srNGLEs-Blundon, <6xSo (ao yards); Fav.
sett, 3sx5o (2o yardsl; Emmons, s6x6o (sd
yards); Marcy, $3.50 (2o yaIdsI PaIsons,
NcCaTron, slx5o (lS yardsl; Capt. Horton,
4sxso (I7 yards) frankin. sexSo (l7 yardsl
Burrows, 4oxoo (16 yards); Green, 22xSo le
DoGBLEs-Fawsstt, aoxa4; Emmens, IS1s4l
Msreey, 2lxs4; Parsons, t7xa4i wyneoop
11x24,
Evening star., 1923-06-10
MANHATTANS SEEK WIN
OVER FORMER TEAMMATE

ANHATTAN players hard luck lot First Norman Hutchson
wv their hurting
the club for three has decided the Clinton
Athletic Club
booked perform
hattans will
Victory doubly
Maryland
decisio to east Lis elseuuhere
Evening star., 1923-06-10


Heights nine can be arranged by
calling E. L. Owens, Lincoln 6640.
Mount Rainier Emblem Athletic
Club. which has proved such a tough
proposition for local independent
mines, will encounter a strong foe
in the Waverly Juniors on the for
mer's grounds at 2:30 o'clock Rab-
bitt probably will hurl for the Mary
land nine. while Augustine or Foley
will perform for the northeast club.
News that the American Legion
nine will have access to the Central
High School stadium on Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays comes as
glad tldings to sandlot followers of
the northwest. The Legionnaires
will do battle with the Peerless Ath-
letic Club Tuesday at Sis o'clock in
the Mount Pleasant stadium. Games
on these days can be arranged with
the Legionnaires by calling Charley
Swami. Main $3.50.
Evening star., 1923-06-10

Play will start at $3.50 o'clock. All
Manhattan players are TO report at
11th street and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast at o'clock.
Owing to the inability OF the West
ern Union nine to place a team on
the field against the Knickerbockers
today, the Georgetown nine has book
ed game with the Harlem Athletic
Club. Play will start at O'Clock on
the grounds at 37th and Reservoir
streetA All kntckerbocker players
are TO report on the field at 1880
o'clock.
Shamrock Juniors will clash in a
double-header today. meeting the
Clovers at l o'clock and later play
ing the st. Joseph Juniors. Both
games will be played on Randle
held. Shamrocks are to report at
1880 for the first fray.
Games with the East Washington
Evening star., 1923-06-10
Colleges DO Well in Athletics Competition Keen School Sports
GRID AND FLOOR SERIES
GAMES PROVIDE THRILLS
Track Meet and Diamond Contests However, Fail to
Keep Pace-Central Wins Three Titles and
Other Goes to Eastern.
BY ARGYLE FINNEY.

~OMPETlTON is the Of
the best brand of performance
conenders strkngly
athletics With school athletic perform
failed decided
kenest sort resulting the thrilling and largest
crowds recorded the history of local institutions
Central walked with the base ball and track championships
gatherings the ball
In ball the
much Central nearly ALWAYS has held hand
Evening star., 1923-06-10
U. S.-CANADIAN YACHT
RACES TO BE SPIRITED
By the Associated Press.

CHICAGO. June 9-International
yacht racing between the United
States and Canada this year. will be
the most spirited in years. Commo-
dore Sheldon Clark OF the Chicago
Yacht Club indicated in announcing
that the flagship Of the Royal Cana
dian Yacht Club of Toronto will COM
pete with American craft in the Chi
cago- Mackinac Island race on LAX e
Michigan In July.
The swiftest Of the Lake Michigan
fleet. he added. will participate in the
Richardson cup race at Toronto in
August.
Evening star., 1923-06-10
George Washington and Gallaudet
had tennis teams that were unable to

George Washington and Gallaudet
had tennis teams that were unable to
accomplish much. MaryIands Ia
crosse team scored nine wins in
eleven starts, losing to Johns Hop
kins and Navy. Catholic University
sent a swimming team into two dual
meets and enjoyed an even break.
Luminarfes of the year were Jack
Flavin, Paul Florence, Jimmy Connolly,
Rudy Comstock, Carl Werts, Bill Ken
yon, Tony Plansky. Clayton Sheedy and
Tip Maroney Of Georgetown; Joe
Burger, John Hough, Rosy Pollock
and Bill Beers of Maryland; Ed
Lynch. Bobby De Nault and John
Lawlor of Catholic University: Lewis
La Fountain and Harmon Harmsen of
Gallaudet, and Jack Daily and Paul
Ptak of George Washington. These
men did much to make college athlet-
les here enjoyable In the student year
about to close.
Evening star., 1923-06-10

Huns-Gavan, Mcconnell. Plunkett, Miles
81; Bleir, Aud. Errors-McConneli. Devin,
Mcintyre. M Barley. Purdy G2). Plunkstt.
hits-Purdy, Plunkett, Bailey. Stolen bases
|-Bleir. Klueken Double plsy-Kluoken. TO
Plunkett TO Degnan. Left on bases-Iegion
q 9. u. 3. Struck out-By Kelly, s; by
BARLEY 2: Bases on balls-of BARLEY, d.
Umpire-Mr. Watt.
Evening star., 1923-06-10
HOOVER GOING ABROAD.

DULUTH, Mimi, June 9.-Walter
Hoover, world amateur singles scull-
ing champion. left today for New
York, en- route TO London, England.
where he will defend the diamond
sculls trophy In the English Henley
regatta early in July.
Evening star., 1923-06-10
Upton GIVES CANOE CUP.

challenge cup for annual competi-
tions in open classes Of canoes has
been donated by Sir Thomas Upton,
English yachtsman, according to a
cable received by A. c. Ebbesen, COM
the American Canoe Association
Evening star., 1923-06-10
COMFORTER CLUB AMONG
LEADING SANDLOT MINES

NLESS the dope all twisted Comforter Club will fash
mdable the coming sandlot With of
athletes has hunbed independent tied
Hoy performance Railway
the R. R. Y NJ C. A League championship
the Comfor Iub
Evening star., 1923-06-10
WILL TRY 32-MILE SWIM.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, June s.-Clair
Walker of the Central Young Mems
Christian Association Of this city an
nounces that he will attempt to swim
from Point Peter, Ontaria, to the
lighthouse at Lorain, Ohio, a distance
of thfrty-two miles, on June Is.
Evening star., 1923-06-10
NoTRE DAME COACH QUITS.

SOUTH BEND, Ind. June s.-Res-
ignation Of Walter II. Halas, for
three years coach of basket ball and
base ball teams at the University Of
Notre Dame, has been announced.
Evening star., 1923-06-10
Cardinal Athletic Club Of AIexan-

dria that trounced the White Sox OF
Fredericksburg. to s, in en-inning
fray will encounter the All-Service
team in the Virginia town at 8 o'clock.
The Cardinals have won eight games
of nine played, four of which went
into overtime.
Union Printers and the st. Steph en- 9
nine will clash this afternoon at 3
o'clock on the Naval Hospital grounds
at 25th and E streets.
Northwest Athletic Club L. seeking
pitcher, according to its manager.
Adams 2166. Telephone him between
and 7:20 O'clock
Evening star., 1923-06-10
HEADS PENN COUNCIL,

PHILADELPHIA, June 9.-Sydnes
E. Hutchison has been elected chair
man of the University of Pennsyl-
yania council on athletics
Evening star., 1923-06-10
LEGION nine SCORES
OVER C. u. FRESHMEN

American Legion's ball team won
it's twelfth game in fourteen starts
when it defeated the Catholic Uni
veristy freshmen nine at Brookland
vest erday < to .
Evening star., 1923-06-10
Basket Ball Attracts.

Alpines and the Rialtos will hook UP
in the Y. NJ. H. A. League today at II
o'clock on the Mohawks' diamond.
Players of both teams are urged to
report al 1890 o'clock
Evening star., 1923-06-10

Neither Maryland nor Catholic
University has a very impressive rec
1 ord. A backward spring handicapped
the teams in training. Maryland suf-
fered seven straight defeats on it's
southern trip, yet 1t has been able to
make its present standing ten wins
against thirteen losses.
Catholic University has been unsuc-
cessful In majority of its battles.
1t has performed in an in-and-out
manner, trouncing mines of the ciass
Of Harvard and losing to supposedly
weaker aggregations Gallaudet, too,
has not Jared well. 1t lost both Of
its games with Maryland. contests
rated high In. importance on its. schod-
ule, and took beatings from enough
others to make its standing less than
500.
Georgetown, Catholic University.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-02-12
SAYS COACHES SHOULD NOT BE
 JUDGED BY THEIR VICTORIES

CHICAGO, Feb. 12-(By the As- sociated Press. 1.-The successful col lege football coach has to have a thorough general education, under stand boys ultimately be able to plan battles and develop strategy, must command the admiration and respect of everyone with whom he comes in contact, and must be physi- cally able to stand long hours and a strenuous life.
 That is the analysis of coach, according to Fielding II. Yost, vet eran team builder of the University of Michigan.
 Unlike other teachers in the uni yersity. his success is measured frcm year to year by tho victories his team wins over opponents who are striving just as hard for victory. If the s.udents of a professor in any college were required 70 pass the same test in competition with rivals from other seats of learning. and the professors were ranked accordingly, there would be a lot of them doomed to failure. Coach Yost observes.
 Too often,' he said today. coaches are judged oaly by their success in turning cut winning teams. The coach who strives for an ideal and commands the respect and al imitation of his men and makes those with whom he comes in contact bet ter men, is successful as a coach whether his teams record shows il or not
 The success of a winning coach the Michigan leader says, "varies with hts originality and strategy in working out means of offense and de- fense and much upon the personal which he is given to develop.
 His hours of labor are long as he must do considerable work ani study off the field The time which a coach spends on the gririron with his men is only small part of the time which he must devote to his job.
 New plays must be worked out, opinions of other coaches must be given consideration and finally the entire plan of deyelopmert decided upon, with every detail of instruction cared for.
 Tn addition the coach must be accepted favorably by the public alumni and students who are loud in their praise of winners and equal loud in their criticisms of losers.
 "Hc must hold the respect of all and his ideals must be high.
 "one of the first requisites of q coach is executive ability and be- sides his ability to inspire conf. dence Of his men, he must have un- limited ability in imparting this knowledge to them"