davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-08-02
VALASZTASI MOZGALOM
EAST YOUNGSTOWNBAN

East Youngstown polgarai ez
osz0n teljes varosi tisztikart fog
max valasztani. A polgarmesteri
allasra harom szambavehet6 je-
loltnek van .partja. Elso ezek k0-
z0tt Cunningham, mostani pol
garmester, a masodik pedig Ham
rak Andras.
Hamrak Fels6magyarorszagon
sziiletett, de mar zsenge ifjukora
ban vandorolt be az Egyesiilt AL
lamokba sziileivel.
A varosi tanacsosi allasokra pa
lyazok kozott van egy magyar is +:
Szenborn Mihaly.
East Youngstownnak mintegy
1000 szavazoja van; de ennek a
szamnak kiilf0ldi sziieltesii, no.
! nositott polgarok t0bb, mint felet
| teszik XII.
A honositott polgarok koreben
Hamrak Andras nagyon nepszeril
ember ICY a magyarok, t6toh
ruthenek es mas nemzetisegbeliek
az olaszok kivetalevel, e@yesii!tek
k0z0s jel6ltjiik. Hamrak tamoga-
tasara es megvalasztasara.
A Hamrak partjahoz tartozik
Szenborn Mihaly is. aki a magya
rok reszerol = mint mar emlitet.
l.tiik = iel0lt a varosi tanacsosi al
lasra.
A mutt szombaton este mintegy
400 polgar gyiilest tartott, melyer
Hamrak Andras formaszerint i
bejelentette, hogy palyazik a re
publikanus parti polgarmesterie
l0ltsegre az augustus 24e meg
.tartand6 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. alkal
naval.
Programbeszedeben kijelehtet
te, hogy megvalaszttatasa eseter
tiszta kezzel es polgartarsai java
szemel0tttarto m6don fogja vd
res iigyeit int6zni oda fog hatni
hogy East Youngstown j0vedel
mein beliil gazdalkodjek, a polga
rok tovabbi 'megterhelese nelkiil
Ha a magyarok, t6tok es rutha
mex mem fogjak sajnalni annai
| idejen a kis id6veszteseget lie fog
| jak ADM szavazataikat, ugy Ham
| rak Andras es Szenborn Mihal,
i nemcsak jel0lve, hanem egesz biz
tosan megvalasztva is lesznek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-08-02
SZENT ISTVAN EGYLET
FELHIVASA
(Folvtatas az |. obdalr0l)

l.
szeretni es 0sszetartani Pr0bal-
juk meg, magyarok, hatha mem is
olyan nehez ha megtessziik, Boil
dogasszony ahyank segedelme
mem maradhat ell es biiszken mond
hatjuk, hogy hol vagy Istvan XII
rally, a magyar teged kivan latni
ezer ev utan is.
Tiszteljiik es szeressiik egymast,
hiszen ha szeretetre van sziikseg
ebben a hideg vilagban, Xxi szeres-
sen minket, ha meg magunk sem
szeretjuk egymast.
A Scent Istvan egylet f. ho sen,
most vasarnap d. II. 2 orakor tart
ia rendes havi gyiileset a Kossuth
Kor helyisegeben. Kerjuk az 0sz-
szes tagokat, hogy lehetoleg tel
JeS szamban cs pOntosan JelenJe-
mex meg, inert fontos iigyekrol
lesz $40, ngyszinten pikniki ell
szamolast is ezen a gyiilesen kell
elvegezni.
Egyben pedig keretnek azon
egyenek, akik beallni 6hajtanak
egyletiinkbe, hogy az orvosi bizo-
nyitvanyt DIR. Fuzy orvos urtel
szerezzzek be es AIT most va
sarnap tartando gyiilesre hozzak
ell.
julius h6napban fiiggesztve vol
tax: Stoke Gergelyne h6napi,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-08-02

boldog gyermekkorunk idejebep.
Azonban mar ennek gyujtesnek
is nagyobb a rezsi-koltsege, mint
regen es ICY bizonyos iizleti szel-
lem, adas- -vetel, csere-bere~ es mas
kereskedoi csalafintasag vegyiil
mai gyermek gyiijtesebe. A be-
veg hatarozStt ertek meg a ma
gyok el0tt is, ez a gyiijtes komoly
kereseti lehetos6ggel jar es csalk
be kell nezni Karoly- -k0rut egyik
atjaro hazanak kapualjaba, vagy
a regi Kerepesi-bazarba a belyeg-
gyijtok gyermekborzeje lit ta-
nyazik /es egy-egy diak tizezres
bankjegyet is folvalt vasarlas
vagy eladas k0zben. HarOm-negy-
ezerkoronas b6lyag = r6gi magya-
rok, ritka kiilf0Idiek = nem $40
katlan jelenseg tit es a belyeg.
gyiijtesben mar beke evei alatt
elfaradt id0sebb fiverek ,belyeg-
albumanak egy-egy jobb darabja-
val most komoly ezreseket kerea-
nek lit elelmes kis0ccs0k. Igazan
mem lesz csoda. ha ezek a gyere-
kek evek mulva jol meg fogjak
lllni helyiiket minden praktikus
palyan, hiszen mar most, ujszerii
IS iizleties gviiitesi modsZeriik
pompas el6kepz6 a jovend6re.
A regi magyar kUnyv gyiijtese
nagyreszt stagnal az antikvariu-
sok kijelenteSei szerint. MeglevG
gyiijtemenyek gazdai sziyesen Al
doznak ma is nagyobb 0sszegeket
egy-egy, gyiijtemenyiikbol meg hi
anyzo ritkasagert. de vi k0nyv-
gyiijto, Xxi szakertelemmel, hozza-
6rtesseI es el6re meghatarozott
keretek Is korok k0zt gyiijt, mem
akad. A k0nyvet a ma gazdagjai
inkabb lakasdisZnek tekintik,
vesznek ugyan jo k0nyvet, de a
legfontosabb szep k0tes, inert AIT
mar megerzik, hogy a konyvtaE
szine, melege baratsagossa, kelle-
messe varazsolja a szobat. Gotter-
mayer Nandor. a hires regi belvd-
rosi k0nyvk0t6miivesz beszelte,
hogy egy ilyen hazigazda a legsze-
metebb k0nyveket kiildte hozza
garmadaval, fo1y6iratokat, me-
lyekbol harommegy egyazon ev-
folyam is volt es ezt a sok szeme-
tet, ami meg a mai arak mellett
sem ert semmit, a legremekebb ma
roquin b0rk0tesekbe kottette csak
azert, hogy d k0nyvtar kiils6 disze
ne hianyozz6k szobajabol. Eros
fogyasa van ep exert szepk0t6sii
nemet gyiijtemenyes kiadasoknak
es sokan gyujtik mostanaban a ki-
adasra kerillo magyar k0nyvek
ugynevezett amat0r-kiadasait, me-
lyek kis peldanyszamban, pompas
meritett papiron, discs k0tesben
es nagyon magas aron keriilnek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-08-02
Halal bodzafavirag Matt

Vasvari Julia ha!musamsoni
asszony Szentmik6lsi Gabornenal
kest d0fott mellebe, inert ez We
szekedes kozben felforditotta a
bodzafaviragot tartalmaz6 kosa-
rat. A gyilkos asszonyt elfogtak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-08-02

----
forgalomba. A regi gyiijtok ia
varesze mai arak hallatara haJ-
lando lenne megvalni gyUjteme-
nyetol, de lit is ugy van, mint
mindeniitt, hogy a maganos elad6
soha sem tud rendes arat elerni 4
kincseiert. A k0zbees6 kereske-
deIem nyereszkedik leginkahb
meg k0nyv0n is.
A szonyeggyiijtok j6forman tel
jesen kivesztek, a szonyegvasarlas
ma csak jo penzbefektetes, de mem
kenyszrito szomjusag a sep utan.
Eleg erdemteleniil feltiin6en Macy
k0z0nsege van a tegi porcelain
szobrocskaknak, pedig eek por-
cellanszobrok mindig masodrendii
alkot0-miivesz munkai es lit in
kabb a gyari marka ad cricket a
mutargynak. A val0di, hamisi-
Italian, igazan regi porcellanhol-
mix valosaggal nyilvantartottak
mai kis orszagban, ami iizleti for
galomba keriil efajta targy, az ren
desen hamisitvany. Megis erosen
vasaroljak 6ket. A jo szonyeg is
inkabb maganosok kezeben van,
sz6nyegkeresked0k maguk mond-
jak, hogy az ertkes keleti sz0nye-
gek mar mind atk0lt0ztek Euro
paba. Nagyszerii szonyeggyiij
temenyek voltak valaha Pesten is,
a legtobb eladasat elsiett6k ma
guk gyiijtok.
A kepek kozt, kepkeresked6K
nyilatkozata szerint, ma legjob-
| ban a vasari munka fogy, egv-
egy jobb nev annyit k6r a mum
kajaert, hogy a nagyerteki kis
festmennyel szemben inkabb a kis
ertekii Macy festmenyt reszesitik
el6nyben a mai kepgyiijtok, ak
ket kiilnoben mar a legjobb aka
rattal sem lehet gyiijtoknek ne
vezni.
Azok specialitasok, melyeknek
hallatlan sZenvedelyii gyiijtGi
voltak r6eebben, ma mem erdekel-
mex senkit. Ki er ra ma japan
kardmarkolatot, kinai kulcslyuA
kat, regi ajtovereteket gyiijteni.
Eek tulsagosan intim 0r0moket
okoztak gyijtoknek, az anyag
latszolag mem reprezental6. $50
nyeg, KEEP, szobor meg csak mutat
valamint porcelain is a tiikr0s
szekrenyben, de az ilyen 6cskasa-
gok mar igazan nem erdeklik az
embereket.
Ha butorgyiijtesnek lehet ne
vezni az antik holmikkal val0 be-
rendezkedest, akkor ennek a gyui-
tesnek van legnagyobb poubli-
kuma. De ez mar inkabb divar,
mint komoly miigyujtes.
Valoszinii, hogy mostani gaz-
dagok, akik mar kezdik 0sszehor-
dani otthonukban sep holmi-
kat, ut6daikb6l tudnak miiparto-
l6kat es miigyiijt6ket nevelni. Ma
azonban komoly uj miigyii jteme-
nyekr0l mem lehet beszelni, exert
kell ketszeresen megbecsiilni a re-
gieket, melyeket egy regi, boldog
kor or0kre eltiint lehet0segei le-
tesitettek izles, muveltseg es hoz-
zaertes = no meg a svajci frank
kal egyertekii korona erejevel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-08-02
XIX GYUJTENEK MA Els NIT
GYUJTENEK MA

Egyik komoly kulfoldi miiveszi
folyoiratban irja a budapest
S Oral Ujsag - hosszabb ismerte-
test talaltunk napokban Casti-
glloni lovag miigyiijtem enyer6l,
mely hallatlan ertekii muzeumma
avatja lovag becsi palotajat. Ke-
pek, szonyegek, porcellanok szak-
szerii ismertetese es meltatasa
utan foly6irat megallapitja,
hogy val6saggal csodalatramelt6
ez a gyiijtemeny, inert legtobb da-
rabJa mar a haboru alatt es a ha-
boru utan keriilt Castiglioni birto-
kaba. Eltekintve azoktol az oriasi
anyagi aldozatoktol, melyeket Err
tiik a miigyiijt6 hozott, mai kor
nem olyan, hogy miigyiijtesnek
kedvezzen, chez nyugaom kell,
mely az izlest es miiveszi cricket
fejleszti. Castiglioni modern EN-
Der, lazas munka sodraban' e.
megis volt idpje egy olyan gyii.j-
temenyt osszehozni, mely igen
Macy ertekii, darabjai mem hami-
sitvanyok es TILES es gond valogat-
ia ossze oket. T
A hadigazdagok miigyiijsese tn
lajdonkepen parvenii-gyGjtes, Il
NIT mem serto szandekkal allapi,
funk meg, inert ha tudatlan embe-
rex sep holmikkal veszik k0riil
magukat, az meg mem jelent min
dig hivalkodo fensizest Is a gaz.
dagsag fitogtatasat. A mai mil.
gyiijtok javaresze sajnos -
:ezeknek friss gazdagoknak sora-
Ibol kerjil Xxi, de egy-egy jobbar
lberendezett, diszesebb, miiveszibt
lakason xviii komoly es ertekes
NJ magyar miigyujtemeny letesii.
leserol egye16re mem tudunk. Meg
az ujgazdagok sem eleg gazdagok
ahoz, hogy a miitargyak mai ara
mellett komoly gyiiljtesre Condo
hassanak. Tudunk esetet, 'hogy
egy koruti lakasban a nagyszeriier
keres0 ferj r0zsafa-parkettel pad
loztatta XII a felesege haloszoba lat
de ahoz mar az illeto ferj sem Ike
res eleg nagyszeriien, hogy reg
klasszlkus mesterek alkotasaibo
NJ keptar alapjat vesse meg hozza
erto vasarlassal. Aukcioban e
maganeladasok folytan anyag mes
csak akadna hozza, de a sziiks6
ges anyagi er6 hianyzik meg mil
li6s napi haszonnal es keresette
rendelkezG embereknel is.
Xix gyiijtenek tehat ezekben {
komor es neh6z id0kben? Gyiij
tenek a gyerekek: belyeget, sza
mol6cedulat, radirgummit, tollsza
rat, ep ugy, mint ahogy mi gyuj
tottiik ezeket a draga kincseket
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-08-02
Agyonsujtotta a VILLAIN

Olah Lajos csepregi- -gazdat g
szant0foldon val6 dolgozas k0z.
ben Macy vihar erte. A VILLAIN le-
csapott nyomban meg0lte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-08-02
Elitelt bet0r0k

Egyevi fegyhazra iteltek Bekes-
csaban Radios Sandort es negy ev-
re Balog Gabort, inert t0bb lakast
kifosztottak es a lopott holmit el-
adtak.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-15
Fights and Fighters

NEW YORK-Irish Johnny Curtain Won
from Joe Rieder. Brooklyn bantam. a
foul In the fifth round
PATERSON. n willie Herman. Jer-
sey lightweight. won q twelve round news
paper decision from Jack Mcfarland. Eliza
beth
NEW YORK-Harry Greb. middIeweight
champion and Johnny Wilson, former cham
pion, will meet in return bout for the
title in Madison Square Garden Jan. IS.
NEW YORK-Officials of the New York
Yankees announced that the Yankee stadium
would be open for boxing again next sum-
mer. but that the club would be in the
market only for big bouts.
NEW YORK-JaclI Dempsey, world 2
heavyweight champion plans to establish
headquarters at Freddy Welshs health farm
at Summit, N. J.. and do some hunting
while he is waiting for work.
APPLETON. wis.-Jack Zwick and
Archie Meissner have been signed TO box in
a scheduled ten-round bout here on the
afternoon of Jan. 1.
MILwAUKEE-Patsy Callahan. veteran
fight manager. in attendance at the Mitchell
Goldman 1sht here Friday night. announced
he had signed Bud German. Racine. to meet
Young Bob Fitzsimmons al Kalamazoo
Mich. Jan. 4.
British middleweiRht won a ten-round dc
cision from Young Fischer, Syracuse.
BROCKTON. Mass.-Charley Manley New
Bedford. stopped Francs ROssi WEIGH bat
tier. IN the third round.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mitchell. Milwau-
kee. Junior welterweight champion. won on
a foul from Nate Goldman Philadelphia. In
the fourth round of a scheduled ten TO ind
bout here Friday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-15
TECHNICAL ONLY
CITY H. S. WINNER
Manual Shortridge and Broad
Ripple Play Tonight,

Afternoon seems to be the proper
time for local high schools to play
basketball and not many games are
scheduled during the daylight hours.
Technical was the only indianapolis
school to win on Friday and they
played at O'Clock in the Tech gym.
Sheridan was no match for the east
siders who won handily. 81 10 %.
Hite, Wehrel and Rabe led the at
tack. and the entire squad looked
fairly powerful
The other local aggregatons did
not fare so we'll Shortridge. which
really seems to be trying hard, lost 8
tough one to Cumberland In an over
time period. 33 to 80. The winning
point was made on a foul tossed after
the gun sounded. Sayce led the scor.
ing for Shortridge in his first contest
with four field goals and five from
the foul line.
Manual for the second time this
week took a terrific drubbIng. Frank
fort tossed in baskets until the
scorers had to sharpen their pencils
and the final count was 81 TO "a.
Manual meets Ben Davis tonight
at the Manual gym. Shortridge plays
Lizton at Shortridge and Broad
Ripple takes on Monrovia at Ripple.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-15

6NUt( J{1Cker& .

e PHILADELPHIA POLO PLAY
| - Err SAYS HIS PONY HAS
HUMAN INTELLIGENCE.
THE POOR ANIMAL, BEING
DUMB, CAN OFFER NO PROTEST.
Judging by the accommodating
clamor, a winning fighter in New
York is known by the referees he
keeps.
They are going to seed the Wimble
don tennis draw next year and we
don't suppose the aristocrats will scott
at agriculturists any more.
HAVING BEEN SKINNED REPEATEDLY
BUYING S75. 900 BEAUTIES. MR.. McGRAW
IS NOW CONVINCED BEAUTY IS ONLY
SKIN DEEP.
Coaches of Toledo and Cedar Rapids foot
ball teams came TO blows over gate receipts,
being actuated wholly, of course. by the
high principles of the sport.
We US to think brains had something
to do y concent alton. but that was be-
fore we - md out that golfers concentrate.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-15
WABASH ELEVEN
COMPLETES CARD
FOR "A SEASON
Monmouth College of Illinois
to Be Played at CraW-
louisville Oct. 4.
RAJ Times SpecfaI

BIZ Times Special
CRAWFORDSVILL Ind, Dec. Is.
The Monmouth College football
team OF Monmouth, ILL.,. will play
Wabash College here on Oct. 4 next
year. This date was open on the
Wabash schedule and the filling of
the date completes the Little Giants
card
Nine games are scheduled, as fol-
lows:
Sept 27-Purdue at Lafayette.
Oct Monmouth (nl.) College at Craw'
fordsVille
Oct. 11-Notre Dame at South Bend.
Oct 1S-Hanover at Charlottesville.
Oct. 25-Butler at Indianapolis.
Nov Franklin at Charlottesville (home-
coming).
Nov. s-Chicago ''Y'' College at Craw.
louisville.
Nov 15-Indiana at Bloomington.
Nov. 22-De PAW at Greencastle.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-15
SHUGRUE
BEATS VICENTIN|
Richards Small Luis Is Out
pointed in N, Y.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 15.TTex Rick
ards pocket edition Of Luis Firpo
got a setback in Madison Square Car
den Friday night when Luis Nicentini,
Chilean lightweight, dropped a de-
cision TO Johnny Shugrue of Jersey
City.
Shugrue, who IS not so good and
who was rumOred TO be about half
blind. took a hard seeking from the
right hand OF the South American,
but he knew too much and he was
awarded the decision after twelve
rounds. But Richards plans are going
right ahead.
Richard said he was going to match
Luis with Pal Moran, the New Or
leans lightweight. and if he survived
he would hand him over to Benny
Leonard next summer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-15
Basketball Results
COLLEGES

COLLEGES
De Pauw. %: Wisconsin. % Ctie. three
overtime periods
Purdue. 90; Earlham. "a
Manchester. 20 Huntington. 10.
Hanover. 20; Normal College n A g o.
Franklin. 40; Rose Poly. IL.
Wesleyan 81: Franklin and Marshall. 81
Yale 81; Trinity Is
r. HIGH SCHOOLS
Tech. So: Sheridan. %.
Frankfort, 81. Manual q.
Frankfort seconds. 30; Michigantown. 81.
Cumberland. 80; Shortridge. 81 tone
overtime period.
MsrtinsyiIle, 20: Bloomington. "a
Columbus. 27; Greencastle, %
Newborn; %: Columbus seconds, 8.
SShel6gyyIllie 20 % dePanon p "a
Fillmore. 90. ClOverdale. 81
Monrovia, Al; Center Grove, %.
Newcastle, q; spicelend. %.
Vncennes, 80 Evansville (Central), 81
Anderson. so; Connersville 30
Bedford. 40; Mitchell, %
Bedford seconds. 81: Tunnelton. 6.
RuFhville, "a; Greenfield. 9,
Rushville seconds. 20; Greenfield sec
Raleigh. 80 Milroy %.
Raleigh girls, "a Nlilroy girls. "a
Beech Grove 20: Martinsville seconds, 9.
Elkhart. 90 Michigan City. %.
Richmond tMortonl, 80; Cambridge City.
Southport. %: smithvnle, 10.
Mt. Comfort. II. Carmel. So
Wea 80: Mulberry. %.
West Point, "a: Stockwel, 10
Otterbeln. ~ An1hIs. II.
Monitor. 20: Buck Creek z
Warsaw. 2l: Atwood. II.
I<9aypool, %: 5Torth Webster. 10.
81 North Webster girls. 80: Clsypool girls 4
Pierceton. II; Syracuse. IL.
Wiley tTerre Hausel 20: Paris (m), IL
y South Bend. % Lakeville. IL.
Kokomo, 81; Upton, 9.
Richmond. SO: Cambridge CITY 90
West Lafayette, 1e; Jefferson Lafayette.
II.
Bremen. II: Bourbon. 10
Evansville tReitzl. 23: Vaudeville Is
Seymour 81: Orleans. Il
Swee.zer 23: Amboy y.
Gas City, % JonesborO, 10
New Richmond "a: Alamo g.
Hillsboro so: COvington. 20
Wave3and~27; Lsdoga. 81
New Ross. IS: Mace %
Bowers %: New Market 12
Thorntawn- i9 Darlington. IA.
Brownsburg. al: West Newton 90.
Brownsburg seconds. 81: Franklin sec
unds. 81.
scotlsnd. 81: Bloomfield. IT.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-15
EPINARD'S OWNER
FAVORS KENTUCKY
TRACK FOR RACE
One of Three Proposed Events
Probably viii Be Held
at Latonia.

oW OWtFbU + tftuftCtut
j NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-Undl Col.
Matt J. Wynn, general manager Of
Kentucky Jockey Club, arrives in this
city for a conference with August
Belmont and Pierre Wertheimer, no
definite official announcement of Epi
nard's "a cling engagements on Ameri-
can, tracks can be made.
Wertheimer announced Friday
night that he had engaged passage for
Epinard the first week in July on the
liner Paris and, that. barring i'll luck.
the crack French colt will surely
come to America to campaign after
having concluded French events
abroad, three in France and two in
England.
The French sportsman is in favor
Of having his champion run at least
once on Kentucky tracks. II his
wishes are granted Epinard will APP
pear once at Belmont Park, once at
one Of the other eastern tracks and
once at Latonia.
After arriving in America. Epinard
will be taken to Saratoga for month
of training under the direction Of his
American trainer. Eugene Leigh.
Werthelmer's sweeping statement,
made Friday night, shows how conf
dent he is of the superiority Of his
colt He said:
"Epinard is afraid of no horse of
his age. He will run here over any
distance from six furlongs 10 a mile
and a half against one horse or
twenty After he has been here
a month he will be open for engage
ments at these or intermediate dis
tances on any American track against
any American horse"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-15

Other games on Friday were be-
tween State teams. The Franklin five
in its opening game defeated Rose
Poly at Terre Haute, 40 to II.
The Old Stuff
The old combination of Cant and
Vandivier worked smoothly. Cant
counted eight from the field. Deer.
a little streak of lightning. was used
at floor guard Rose got only three
baskets and Shelters scored two of
them
Purdue's great team put on some
high powered offensive tactics against
Earlham at the opening Of the new
Quaker gym to win, 81 to "a. Sprad-
ling, who already is making the fans
sit up and take notice, scored eleven
field goals. Gullion dropped In eight
baskets. The first half was fairly
even, but the Boilermakers pulled
away in the last twenty minutes.
High School, Stars
The old Martinsville High School
combination Of Cox, farrell and Hite
helped Central Normal to win from
Muncie Normal, p to Is. Central Nor
mai plays in this city tonight against
Indiana Central College at the Uni
versity Heights gym.
Hanover defeated the N. a. G. U.
five of this city at the southern In
diana schools floor, % to 81. Man
chester beat Huntinton, 20 to Is.
In games tonight Butler plays Iowa
at Iowa City; Rose Poly in its third
game In four days meets l. U. at
Bloomington. and Armour Institute is
at Notre Dame; Indiana Law and Cap
ual City five play here at the E. Tenth
st. gym.
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He was led to place a price on the
team when Garry Hermann. presi-
dent of the Cincinnati Reds. inquired
for the information. But that is as
far as Hermann went-he merely
inquired. The Cincy president also
sounded out Toledo and Columbus.
Draft Makes Difference
With the return of the draft, Smith
sees better baseball prospects in the
American Association and he is not
eager to sell the Indians unless he
can arrange to purchase the Toledo
club. Roger Bresnahan wants $780,,
0C9 for controlling interest, with real
estate excluded. The New York
Giants own the Toledo ball park and
Bresnahan owns merely about So per
Ant Of the A A franchise stock.
Despite the fact the Cincinnati club
got Smith to place a price on the
Tribe team, it is thought Smith pre-
fers to sell to Indianapolis people.
This angle brings in Ownie Bush, east
size IavOrite and manager Of the
Washington Americans last year.
talked Of angling for the purchase Of
the Tribe and one set has the inside
track. even above Cincinnati interests.
Search for Capital
The one set that Smith favors con-
sists Of Bush and one other. This
twO-man syndicate" has a verbal op
ton, but not the necessary capital d
present. Efforts were being made to
day by Bush and his friend 10 interest
some men Of large bank rolls in q
deal whereby the price asked by Smith
could be met. If successful, the club
Will be purchased by the Bush faction
and Ownie will become the club
manager.
There viii be a directors meeting
OF the Indianapolis Club Dec. II.
In the meantime Owner Smith viii
go ahead with plans for the coming
season Spring framing plans come
first and two sites in Florida are un-
der consideration-Deia and Holly
wood-by-the Sea. Hot Springs has
been marked off me list.
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BEECH GROVE HIGH WINS
Cat" Adams Team Defeats Martins.
vile Seconds. 20 to 9.

The Beech Grove High School team,
coached by cat" Adam, defeated the
Martisville Seconds at Beech Grove
Friday night by a score of 20 to g.
Davis and Kendall starred for the
winners.
The Beech Grove girls team de-
feated Fishers. 10 to 3. Isadora Ma
son got three field goals.
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Openers and Holiday 1924
A. A. Games 60

-Seas0n starts April 10. Closes Sept =.
games.
- peuing Games-MinneapOhs at Indian
ypOis ST. Paul al Louisville. Kansas City al
Columbus Milwaukee at Toledo.
Memorial Day-LouisviIle at Indianapolis
1.-TWO gamesl To edo at Columbus 1.-TWO
EamesJ :. Milwaukee at Kansas City two
gamesl St. Paul and Minneapolis play two
games. one IN each city. Dc m and D. m.
July Fourth-IndianapOlis at Louisville
two gamesI Columbus at Toledo two
games. Kansas City at Milwaukee 1.-TWO
gamesi: Minneapolis and St. Paul play Two
games. one N each city a. m and p. m.
Labor Day-Louisyille. at indianapolis
1.-TWO games; Toledo at Columbus ttwO
gamesl Milwaukee at Kansas City two
gsmesl st. Paul and Minneapolis play two
games. one in each city. a IA and D. m