davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-28
REV. JOZEF KRISPINsKT
BUDE vYsvXTENY IA. OKT

Rev. Jozef A!ojz Krispinsky,
brat Rev. Jana w. Krispinskeho,
duchovneho osady Sv. Jana Krst.
v East Youngstown a syn dobre
znam.ych <rodicov, p. Andreja
Krispinskeho manzelky z {. 1906
South Ave-, obdrzal zvlastnu dis
penzaciu Cd papeza Piusa XI. ma
vysvatenie ma knazsky stav dina
IA. oktobra t. r. Rev. Krispinsky
skoncil bohoslovecke Stndie "a
vcasu, vo veku 221a rokov. Preto
ze "a knaza nemoze byt' nikto W.
svateny nize "a rokov bez zvlast-
neho papezskeho dovolenia, Rev.
Krispinsky nebol vysvateny po
graduovan1, ale obratil sa ia osvp.
biskupa Schrembsa o pomoc pfi
dostani dispenzacie. Osvp. biskup
mu to vyIkonal pocas jeho pobytu
Rhine a tax Rev. Jozef KriSpin-
sky bude vysvateny ma knazstvo
jeden rok PRIV, nez kanonicke
zakony dovol'uj1.
Vysvatenie Rev. Krispinskeho
ma knazstvo prevedie osvp. biskup
Schrembs v katedrale Sv. Jana v
Clevelande o s. hodine rano IA.
oktobra. Prvn sv. omsu slnzit bu-
de chrame Sv. Cyrilla a Metho-
da tuna 81. oktobra II. .hod. ra-
no, pri ktorej assistovat' mu bude
jeho brat Rev. Jan Krispinsky.
Bude to iste zriedkava udalost'
Rev. Jozef A. Krispinsky vycho-
dill skolu osady Sv. Cyrilla a Me-
thoda. Potion odisiel ma stndie dc
kollegirmu Sv. Prokopa Lisle,
ILL.,, ktore skoncil v troch rokoch
miesto styroch. Filozofiu studoval
v seminari Sv. Bernardo v Ro-
chester, N. Y. a teologiu ST..
Mary seminar Clevelande.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-28
ROBOTNf ZPRAvY.
Prichodia plansie easy. oceliarne
nedostavai1 dost' objednavok.

Oceliarsky priemysel ocakava
plansie easy. Vysoke operacie, u
drziavane tohto roku nem0zu ma
-d'alej tax pokracovat' pre- nedo-
statok objednavok. Tohto tyzdna
sest' harkovych mlynov prestalo
pracovat'. Podobne tri tycove
mlyny.
Operacie vysokych peel s1 ma
jednom stupni. Strutherska pee
ma byt zapalena zaciatkom okto-
bra, Sharpsvilleska pee bola "a
palena, ale viacere obchodne pece
majn byt' vyhasene.
Vo vyrobe ocele nenastala zia-
dna zmena. VSetky Besemeri s1
chime, tiez Al neodvislych open
hearth peel a vsetky u Carnegie
Steel.
Falcon Steel v Niles tohto tyz-s
dna nepracuje.
Harkovych mlynov cinnych De
rs 20 1T, sfce Sheet and Tube
operuje %, Newton Steel 18, Re-.
public Steel s, Sharon Steel Hoop
=, Mahoning Valley Steel s 4,
Trumbull Steel IA.
Pajpovnf je 16 cinnych, len ie-
dna stoji.
Newton Steel Co. zahajila toh-,
to tyzdna cinnost' dvoch mo-.
,ych mlynoch, takze sa tam pra-.
cuje llz vo vSetkych 90.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-28
MAJITELIA TRoKov MUsIA
MAT LICENS Cd MESTA

Kapitan premavky Carl Olson
dostal rozkazy Cd direktora bez-
pecnosti, aby arestoval kazdeho
MATTEL a nakladneho auta (troku)
ktory nema licens cd mesta ma O.
perovanie troku. Licens stoji $1.OO
ma rok. Mattel troku musi tiez
mat poistenie, aby v pade srazky
mohol byt' zalovany nahradu.
Poistenie ma byt $1,000 "a posko-
denie majetku, $1,000 "a jednu
osobu v pade melody a $4,000 "a
nehodu, ktorej Wac, Judi je po-
kalicene. Poistna polica musi byt'
udobrena mestskym solicitorom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-28
UzASNA RAzDA
MEDU TALIANMI
Louis Rdssi zabil kyjom svojho
lNajana Nick Ferrio pre- jednu
facku po tvari.

Louis Rossi, 34-rocny ITALIAN {.
1878 Hawn ST., zavrazdil minuly
tyzden stredu v svojom dome
Nick Ferria, 35-rocneho Taliana
preto, re mu tento dial Is. septem-
bra facku po tvari pri hre v ko-
cky.
Rossi zabil Ferria kyjom, kto-
rym sa bije lobda pri base ball
hre. V ten cas- boli v dome unho
traja Amerikani a jeden Italian
okrem Ferria. Rossi i'm vsetkym
navaril spaghetov X obedu. Pocas
jedenia pochytil kyjak a so slova-
mi k Ferriovi: ely 81 mi tedy dal
facku nedel'u, co? Teraz ii ia
dam jednu!' uderil Ferria celou
silou kyjom po hlave. Hostia sa
hned' rozutekali neoznamili vec
policii len hodne pozdejsie po tele-
fone. Policia hned sla ma oznace-
ne miesto, ale nenasla ziadnych
stop DO vrazde, AZ ' nedel'u pri-
sla ma policiu HAST zmiznutia
Ferria jeho tetka a ma otazku, ci
NAL priatel 'ov ma Hawn ST., odpo-
vedala ze ano. Policiu to presved-
clio a vybrala sa este raz do do
mu. Tu pivnici nasla rozsekane
telo Ferria pochovane ma Wac
miestach, ale bez hlavy. Po najdc-
nj mrtvoly odobrala sa policia do
Republic Steel Co., kde Rossi pra-
coval a no arestovala. Len po d.
hom vypytovanf Rossi ukazal
miesto kuchyni, kde v dlazke
najdena bola i hlava. Potion sa ku
vsetkemu primal. Bude sudeny
vrazdy prveho stupna.
Rossi je vdovec, ma jednu dceru
12-rocn1 syna 13-rocneho, kto-
ri byvali MIN. Ferrio ma zenu a
deti v Taliansku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-28

Je rostriedky prevysu uz pol 1iona doarov vkladov
ma $45252245.
BoLA PocHvALENA sTATNYM suPER1NrENDENTo

Kombinovane prostriedky tych-
to dvoch slovenskych istavov OBJ
nasajd tedy ~ $7O8, 1926, co je
az hodne blizko K milionu.
J, Sprave banky gratulujeme K
( ;eknemu pokroku.
Pochvalny list, ktory zaslal pa
nu Willow statny dozorca bank,
znie slovenskom preklade nasle-
dovne:
State Of Ohio
Department Of Banks
Columbus s d
" 10. sept. 1923.
Pan M. Willo, predseda
Youngstown State Bank,
Youngstown, Ohio.
Drahy Pane Willo:-
| Potvrdzuj1c prijatie zpravy va
sho examinujdceho vyboru pri "a
kl1ceni obchodu 81. aug, prajeme
81 vyslovit' nase uznanie clenom
toho vyboru "a ich oeiyidnl do
kladnost', akou skoncili i'm ma
delene povinnosti.
Ny sme potesenf zpravou, ze
ako direktori, tax j lradnici We I
|nujn dokladnu pozornost' zalezi-
tostia;m banky. Toto, bez pochyby,
I;e pricinou dobreho vzrastu pri
fvkladoch pocas poslednych 70 me !
|siacoy. sSs-ss
D6verujnc, ze benny xok bnde
najblahodarnejsim pre- barku, som
dokonalou nctou
H. E. SCOTT,
superintendent bank.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-28

Tnnajsia Youngstown State
Bank, zalozena pred par rokmi
Slovakmi a Slavianmi kapitalon
$50, 100000, V poslednom polroku
dosiahla pekneho polroku. Vede-
ME banky je tax vzorne, ze statns
dozorca bank I'll. r. Sect postal
p. M. Willow, predsedovi banky
pripis, v ktorom vyslovuje svoje
uspokojenie a chvalu ako nradn1-
kom, tax al direktorom "a ich pra-
Gu pokrok banky. Prostriedky
banky po prvy raz prevysuj1 OBJ
nos pol miliona dolarov, obnasaj1
1907 1927. Banka ma vel'kn
cast penazi ulozend v pozickach
ma nepohnutel ny majetok a sice
1894 4,2OS.73. Nieco vyse 100000
ma ulozene bondoch Spoj. Sta
tov, statu Ohio, okresu Mahoning
atd'., Reserve bankach Spot
Statov ma do 100000, takze je,
investicie s1 tie najbezpecnejsie
Me div, zc obecenstvo ma k neJ
d6veru dnes banka moze sa py7
sit vkladmi obnose 1852, ,522.45l
eoho vkladov ma knizky je $258,.
1899.
The Youngstown Savings 4
Loan Co., sestersky nstav teJtc
banky, ktory ma tych istych u
-,adnikoy a sprawl, vykazuje tie7
krasny vzrast. Prostriedky tohto
nstavu vykazujd $500, ,435 80 n
tohos obnosu pozieane je ma nepo-
hnutel'ny majetok $1S1,575.40, ns
dlzobne npisy $2,07O.OO a v hoto-
vosti ma $16,5Os.65. Vkladov ma
1885. 337.65.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-28
TANECNA ZABAVA
KATOI.. SOKOLIEK

Venice 81. Katolickych Sokoliek
ma Lansingville usporiada ma sire
du vecer, 10. oktobra vel Ia
neend zabavu v slcvenskej Soko-
loyni ma Homewood Ave, ma kto-
ri 1ctive povolava ct. slovenska
obecenstvo. Hrat' bpde chyrna
Southern Six orcestra. Vybor "a
bavy sa postaral, ably ma tejto "a
bave nechybovalo mic ably sa ka-
zdy najlepsie zabavil.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-28
PEKNY POZDRAV. PRE- REV,
ST. q. KoCIsA
spravcu osady Mena Jezis.

Velebny Pane! Ked' Is. septem-
bra roku 1913 Dol som cd Vas po-
zvany ma Vase vysvatenie a ma po-
slnchanie prvej Vasej sv. omsi,
vel mi som bol radost'on dojaty.
re mozem ma tax vyznamnej slav-
nosti byt' pritomny i mojou mi
lovanou manzelkou, ma slavnosti
jedneho slovenskych rodicov sy-
ma, vychovaneho ma tax krasny a
vzneseny stav, ma stav knazsky !:
Srdce vo mne plesalo cd radosti a
vse som 81 prial, aby ste elm sko-
rej v nasej osade Mena Jezis ma
Steeltone mohol 1einkovat', co i
Pan Bob moju prosbu vyslysa,.
Teraz ale, ked' uz ste sa. DOLL
Vasho 5-rocneho ticinkovania Y
knazskom trade tu medzi nami,
Vasi osadnici Vam k tomu vystro-
Jill pekny banket kazdy Yam
prial co najlepsie znal. Len ia som
taky nest 'astny Dol medzi mimi.
ze som nemal pr1lezitost', ably som
Dol tam vedno s Vami prftomny
ma bankete, aby ia Vam boil mo-
hol ten hold, pozdraycnie dat, a.
ko i vsetci Vasi osadnfci. Ale som
nebol. Nevolali ma, nemohol som
prist'. Ze Co je tomu ma pricine,
to neznam. Me som lid, ME som
X. K. K, ale som krest an kato-
lik osadnik tel osady i S mojou
familiou a k tomu prvy zaklada-
tel osady M. Jezis.
Teraz ia Vam touto cestou po-
sielam krasny pozdrav, Velebny
Pane ked' Vam milostivy Pan
Bob Dol ma pomoci, ze ste sa dozil
5-rocneho jubileumu, ze uz pat
rokov obetujete to telo a krv ma
seho Spasitel'a ma oltari skrz Va
Sc .k6azske ruky neviditel 'nym
sposobom, jako sa dakedy viditel'
nym sp0sobom obetoval ma dreva
kriza skrz ruky katov, tax ia Vam
prajem, aby ste sa mohol dozit
Vaseho 25-rocneho jubileuma pri
dobrom zdravf. Prajem Yam 20
svojho srdca ponajprv dobreho
zdravia, svatd trpezlivost', lasku,
svornost a svity pokoj. Al este
Yam pra5em, ably Vas Pan Bob
poznacil medzi svojimi sluhami
vyssim iiradom, jako ma takeho
vzdelaneho knaza prisldcha, aby
Slovaci mohli byt' vse pysnf, M
vychovavaj1 mldrych, rozumnych
a pracovitych synov pre- Boha a
narod. To Vam praje Vas verny
osadnik i 50 svojou famfliou
Mattel Kutsako.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-28
pOLIT'IlCKY
r r r AD
P0LIT1CKk scHoDzA
MA sTEELToN.

Ma nedel'u vecer Slovensky Po-
liticky Klub ma Steelton bude od-
byyat' schodzu v miestnosti pod
ikostolom osady Najsv. M. Jezi
ma ktord povolani sd vsetci obca
MIA obcanky, ako al prespolnS
obecenstvo. Okrem pojednavania
ma schodzi bude recnit mas obi Il
beny sudca mestskeho s6du, Hef-
fernan. Prid'te vsetci!
Juraj Prokop, preds.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-28
vLkDA, KToRA MENEJ
vYDA NEz PRIJNE.

Taxa vlada krajiny, ktora me-.
nej vyda nez prime, je snad' len
jedna jedina ma svete ta je nasa
americka vlada. Zprava minister
stva financii pri jej cftanf zda sa
byt' vel'mi sncha, jako sii suche
vsetky cislicove zpravy. A predsa
kcd' 81 dobre pozreme do tychto
cislic najdeme hodne zaujimavo-
sti. Najviac mas zaujfma prijem z
danf, lebo we'd platime dane vset-
ella, dl'a pomerneho majetku
pravdu 81 povedzme, kazdy by
radsej tych dani platil menej, ia
ko viacej. Dane bolyl platene eel
kom spravne a ponevac zavedene
bolo iisporne hospodarenie, vsade
70 vladnych oddeleniach, ostava
znaeny zvysok V pokladnici. Pre-
to smele mono pOvedat,, re te-
rajsej republikanskej Wade poda-
rilo sa docielit toho, ze sa vel'mi
vel'a splatilo ma dlh a ze pomaly
dlh celkom zmizne a nasledovnc
al dane bnd1 mensie a TAX nebu-
de l'ud tol'kym bremenom obt "a
zeny. Zvysok vo vladnej poklad-
nici obnasa styristo milionov do
larov. v zprave financneho depart
mentu sii polozky, ktore ked' pri-
rovname k polozkam predoslej
vlady, presved6ia mas snahe tel
to vlady, ktorej heslom je SPORT ;
a Ease sporit'!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-28
ZAvRAzDIL svOJU
zENU vO ZVADE

Stefan Kovall, 2 {. 237 Superior
ST., zastrelil navale hneyu svo-
ju zenu Mariu yeas rano min. So
boty. Pc zlocine usiel. Manzelia
nezili st 'astne, caste sa vadievaii.
Strelena bola styri razy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-28
f0BUzV0ST1 SV.
NizA SKONCENE
Tisics pobo4neho l'udu, katolicke-
ho j nelatolfokeho bralo iicast' ma
bcznostiach, skoncentch minu-
leho piatku.

Tyzdnove poboznosti, ktore sa
odbyvaly v osade Sv. Cyrilla a
Methoda a skoncily sa v piatok
minuleho tyzdna, boly mad oea-
kavanie hIfne navstevovane a
stretly sa velikym mravnym zda-
rom. Poboznosti sa zneastnili ME-
len vsetci osadnici, ale al mnoz-
stvo katolikov inych osad, tax
tiez ne-katolfckych krest 'anov.
Krasny chram Sv. Cyrilla a Me-
thoda boil "a tych sedem dni Mex
kou krest 'anov Youngstown 4
sirokeho okolia, take stal sa jed
nym z najznamejSich v meste. Ma
tieto poboznosti prichodil l'ud
hlayne preto, aby videl opravdo-
w ktisok dreva 20 sv. kriza, ma
ktorcm Dol Kristus ukrizovanJ a
nabozne rozjfmal v duchu pre-
zfval krizovn cestu, po ktorej Je-
zis kracal ma Kalvariu.
Poboznosti skoncene boly slav-
nostnou sv. omsou, spevom a sprie
vodom dietok. Omsu sv. sl1zil Rev.
J. M. Liscinsky, duchovny osady
"a asistencie Rev. J. i. Reichlina
z osady Sv. Jozefa a Rev. Bobala,
vyp. duchovneho osady Sv. Cyrilla
Methoda. Pritomni boil: Rev.
J. R. Kenny, Rev. M. F.. Griffith,
Rev. DR.. w. A. Kane, Rev. Y.
Franko, Rev. sculg, Rev. Thomas
Hanifan, Rev. Alinskas, Rev. Var
laky mi. Ma zakla<enie pobox-
nostf pozvani boli vsetci dhchov-
nj mesta a okolice, viaceri sa
ale nemohli zhaastnit'. Rev. Ken
ny NAL krasnu kazen vyznamel
sv. kriza, ktorej oznacil sv. kriz
"a emblem lasky vyzdvihol, ze
Jezis z lasky k elovecenstvu sa o.
betoval, ably no odvratil cd nena-
visit k laske cd hriechu k mi
lovaniu Boha.
Zaujatost' o krizove poboznosti
bola TAXA vel'ka, ze mnoho l'udi
vsetko inych farnosti prislo ku
chramu este i v piatok vecer ma
deji, ze poboznosti bud1 sa i vte-
dy odbavovat'. Ma vseobecn1 zia-
dost' l'udu pre- sirenie lasky a
ucenia Kristovho, Rev. Liscinsky
bude odteraz odbavovat' poboz-
nosti ku sv. krizu kazdy piatok
rano so sv. omsou vecer pozeh-
nanim rozjimanim. Relikvia 20
sv. kriza bude na tychto poboz-
nostiach stale vystavena. Ma tie
to piatkove poboznosti bude mat
pristup prespol ny l'ud' inych o.
sad a vierovyznani, lebo ich cie-
Pom ie sblizovat' pestovat' Ia
sku dl'a prikazaria sameho Kri-
sta.
Osada Sv. Cyrilla Methoda je
jedina v diocezi, ktora ma relik-
viu 20 sv. kriza.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-28

Marshall Fields & Company,
znama firma v Chicagu davala
nedavno banket svojim 22O kan
celarskym chlapcom. Ma banke-
te w. S. Clark, superintendent
jedneho oddelenia tel firmy ku
chlapcom povedal vel'mi pouG-
MI rec, ktorej jadrom bolo, aby
Jestli chctl v zivote daco zname-
nat, pilne studovali zivoty zdar
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-28

Dan Kuka Warren sekerou
Wac razy ovalil Joe Dingera po
thlave, zapriciniac mu t'azke rany.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-12-11

team and the S. A. A. U. cup for the
winning Southeastern association en-
trant. Birmingham Southern and
Chattanooga are the only entrants
eligible to compete for the S. l. A. A.
cup, while either can win the B. A. c.
trophy.
In this race the Chattanooga and
Southern combinations will put up
a hot race. In recent match race the
Panther racers won over the MoSaS-
sin barriers by the narrow margin of
two points. 80 to 40, although two
Chattanooga runners finished in the
lead.
With Richter out of the race the
most chances for finishing first
careen heavily toward George Irons,
the Alabama entrant. For the last
two years this fleet Crimson run
ner has finished second to the great
Richter, and it seems that this, his
last year at Alabama. will be
crowned with victory. His faithful
years of plodding to finish at the
heels of another and greater seems
to have at last brought their re-
ward. Cooner, his great running
mate, is also figured to finish near
the front.
Little is known of the proves of
the other entrants but Mississippi
Aggies are known for their ability
on the cinder path and they can be
counted upon to make a good show :
ing, despite the loss Of their great
runners, Spencer and Cochran. A
couple of years ago the Aggies
sprung big surprise and by finish
ing five men in the first ten swept
all opponents off the field.
The race is slated to get under
way Saturday Afternoon at O'Clock
firm Sixth avenue and Twentieth
street.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-12-11
ALABAMA GOODS POLO TO FEATURE
TO BE WEAKENED FLORIDA SPORTS
Plans Now Under Way For
Florida Coast Golf
Meet

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla, Dec. 10
(Special)=Horse polo is to be one.
of the new sports introduced to out
door lovers spending the winter sea
son here. In Pasadena, water front
section of St Petersburg, a magnin-
cent field is being laid out for thed
game that is taking such strong
hold throughout the south. 7ar
Practically every form of outdpprr
recreation is followed here from Dew
cember to April, when in the
neighborhood of $4,000 winter Wis
itors from all sections of the northern,
states trek into the Sunshine City,
to escape the rigors of cold weather'-
Tournaments in which the countrys
best in various branches of sport WIFI
be entered. having been scheduled tors
the next three months. .t'"
Negotiations are now being carried
on for the staging of the Florida
west coast golf championship heEfi
March 14-15, which if successful, wiki
attract such professionals as Gene
Sarazen, Walter Hagen, the Huteh-
fnsons, Jock and Jack, Tommy Far
relI and others. Plans have been conn.,
pIeted for the four-day open matchs
running from March to 10, in which
the 81 900 Bouton-Cermak sterlIfg
silver trophy s, the prize
Six other Bouton-Cermak trophies
will be competed for in sailing anu
motor boating regatta, lawn bowling,
roque, horseshoe pitching, checker
and chess Journeys. -
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-12-11
PADDOCK'S CASE
TO BE TAKEN UP
Expect National Collegiate
Association Will Air
Suspension

NE WYORK, Dec. 1O.-Another
clash in athletic governing circles
over the suspension by the Amateur
Athletic union of Charles Paddock.
sprinting star, for competing with
out A. A. u. sanction in an interna-
tional college meet in Paris last
spring, may grow out of the annual
meeting OF the National Collegiate
Athletic association at Atlanta De-
cember 81 and %.
The N. C. A. A., which sanctioned
Paddock's participation abroad de-
spite the A. A. T., has challenged
the latter body's failure to reinstate
the Californian in notice distrib-
uted to members announcing that the
case will be laid befor the conven-
ton.
This notice points out that the
French Athletic federation has lift
ed suspensions 1t imposed as a result
of Paddcck's part in the Paris meet
and declares that the attitude of the
A. A. u. has raised an issue involv-
ing two principles. The principles
are defined as whether or not the
colleges have to request authority of
any super organization to enter in
tercollegiate athletic competition in
this or any other country" and
whether or not all amateur ath-
letes of good character who are ctti-
zens OF the United States and who
have never represented another
country are eligible to enter our
Olympic tryouts."
SO far as the A. A. U. is con-
cerned, Paddock's disqualification
was automatic when he went abroad
to compete In defiance of a ruling
against foreign trips against Amer
lean athletes this year because of the
proximity of the Olympic. In addi
ton he made certain charges against
the A. A. u. which officials say mus.
be substantiated or withdrawn by
the athlete before the lifting of his
suspension will be considered.
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HAWNONDCHOSEN
CAPTAIN OF Y. VI. /.
Big Guard To Lead Flying
Squadron In 1924
Season

LEXINGTON, Va, Dec. 10.-(Spe-
cial)-C. r. Hammond of Rfchn- ond,
Va. has been elected captain of the
1924 V M. 1. flying squadron. Ham
mond is a powerful and aggressive
190-pound guard, and for the past
two seasons has been a mainstay in
the cadet line
1t was announced at meeting of
the athletic council that Coaches 3.
3. Clarkson and w. C. Raftery would
both return next year, and the cadets
feel assured of another successful
season. though seven of the nineteen
leetter men from this years squad
will be lost by graduation.
The council awarded a gold football
to Cadet C. L. Ruffner of Charleston.
w. Va, for efficiency as football
Fl. Miller, Jr, of Linden, La, was
elected manager of the 1924 varsity.
and j. NJ Hatchett OF Petersburg.
Va, manager of the 1924 Freshman
team.
Monogran.s were awarded to the
following players: Ends, Capt. E. L.
Carlton, Roanoke; NJ. p. Watkins, Jr.,
Roanoke; c. d. Briggs, Richmond; E.
s. Baughan, Lynchburg; tackles, c.
S. Barbour, Martinsville, Va; F. *.
Clements. Jr., Petersburg; o. L. Den
ton, Parts, Ky; guards, Captain-ele
c r. Hammond, Richmond: L. w. Nc
cracker, Mineral Wells, Tex: j. w.
Hope, Hampton, Va; II. B. McC6gan,
Jr., Norton, Va; centers, F E. Fergu-
son. Roanoke; II. ]. X Wilson, New
port News; quarterback, w Faulkner,
Monroe. Va: halfbacks. E. b. Ryder.
Richmond; p f. Caldwell, Bristol,
Va; X. V Attwell, Houston, Tex.
fullbacks, w. r. White, Jr. Bristol,
Va; K C Harmeling, Bristol, Va
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RICHARDS FIRST
RANK TENNIS STAR;
A@ - 50 5si

NEW YORK. Dec. 10.-Vincentr
Richards of Yonkers, member of then
Davis cup team for the last tw1
wears, holds number one position Ia
the Metropolitan mems tennis rank-5
ing for 1928, according to the llst53
made public tonight, First place-
among women players goes to Mnsns
Molla Bjourstedt Mallory, former RAJ
tional champion. --l... -. ssz.sus
Francis T. Hunter of New RocheT1sc,
runner-up in the worlds champlont
ship at Wimbledon is ranked next tSj
Richards. The next ten are. FRANZ
r. Anderson, Watson M. WashburTs'
George King. Hugh G. M Kelleher, =
Howard Voshell, Perty L. kynastone,
Cedric Major, chrome Lang, Vase
Merrill Hall and Herbert L. Bow
man.
The women's ranking list includes
only ten names. In order. after Mr. +
Mallory. they are: Miss Eleanor GosS
Miss Lillian Scharman, Mrs. Helen,
G. Iockhorn, Miss Myme MacDonald,
Seattle star, who holds the nation AZ
CLAW court title, Miss Martha Bayard
Miss Helen Hooker. Miss Edna Q.
Hauselt, Mrs Edward Raymond and
Miss Ceres Baker.
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WRESTLING FAILS
I'm GOTHAM RING

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.-Unable to
allay the suspicious of town that
used to support the wrestling bust
ness in regal style, the promoters
of wrestling are becoming discour
aged in their attempt to revive the
game in New York. Two so-called
big shows have been held here this
year, one of which, between Wladek
Zbysko and Marin Plestina, drew a
big crowd. The other match failed
to pay. as well and the outlook is
melancholy.
Fake matches foisted on an avid
clientele in the last winter before
boxing was legalized, made the fans
suspicious. When boxing was re-
sumed wrestling was virtually out
lawed for a long time by the rolling
and -flyingfall rules which nobody
would pay money to see.
few years ago Joe Stecher, Earl
Caddock, Stranger. Lewis and the
two Zbyskos, Wladek and Stanius-
laus, made thousands of dollars in a
winter-long series of bouts. Each in
turn got the title and each was al
lowed to hold it long enough for a
cleanup.
Prior to that season. New York
had an enlightened experience with
the wrestlers in the big carnival at
the Manhattan opera house, which
brought out Mort Henderson, the IA
nous masked marvel"
Ed Lewis was the holder of the
championship at last reports, but
New York, which formerly paid
wrestlers better than boxers had
ever been paid up to that time, ap-
pears to have no~interest in him, or
his championship, or his activities.