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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-08
MURPHY MUSTN'T FLY
Manager Of Racing Team Seeks Iniunc.
tion to Keep Champion on Ground.

Los Angeles, Feb. s.-Petition for an
injunction to restrain Jimmy Murphy.
worlds champion automobile racing
driver for 1922, from "imperilling his
life and limb by driving an aeropIane or
riding as passenger therein" until aft.
er February %, was filed in the Super.
Tor Court here today by P. c. Durant.
manager Of the racing team Of which
Murphy is a member.
Durant alleges Murphy has agreed to
drive one Of the six automobiles com
posing the racing team for one year and
states that if the champion racing driv.
er should be killed or injured in an acct
dent while engaging in said hazardous
sport of aeropIaning. Durant would
suffer "irreparable injury"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-08
CLYDE MILAN
HERE TO TALK
To CANT|LLON
Washington Manager in
1922 Likely to Play
With Minneapolis.
FIRST WORD OF PLANS
Conference Sets Hot Stove
to Glowing in Base
ball Colony.

The Hot Stove here is glowing rec
with fuel being added almost daily.
The latest is visit from Clyd,
Milan, last season manager of the
Washington American League team anc
for many, many years one of the lead
ing outtielders in the Johnsonian cir
cut. Milan dropped down from his
home in GAINESVILLE, Texas, to talk with
Joe Cantillon, genial boss of the Min
neapolis American Association team,
with a view to signing a contract tu
play with Minneapolis.
Mr.. Cantillon indicates that he and
Milan have virtually come to terms and
that signing will be mere formality.
The Washington club gave Milan the
privilege of signing with whatever club
he desired.
First Word of Plans.
The conference between Milan and
the veteran manager and part owner of
the Millers, who is here for week on
his way to the Pacific Coast, is the
first indication of where Milan will
cavort next summer. Baseball circles
in the East have been guessing on what
Milan's plans might be.
Milan broke into baseball under Can
tiIlon when the man vino later made
as much baseball history in Washing
ton MS Walter johnson didn't know
where first base was" as Cantillon
says.
Mr.. Cantillon, a great yarn-spinner
whose humorous stories are the feat
ures of daily tanning bees here and
whose quick wit has made him one Of
the most popular veterans of the ma.
tional game. declares that Milan. on
the day he broke in, begged the first
base coacher to let him run down to that
there place." indicating second base.
Some Gathering This.
Milan is something of story-teller
himself and gatherings that include him
and Cantillon, Peek Sharp of San An
tonic. who played ball with Cantillon
80 years ago and intends TO go to the
coast with him, President Harry Ben
son of the local baseball club, Secre.
tary Tom Conner of the Bears, and
John Henry. who played with Washing
ton as Milan's team-mate for many
years. can be counted on to bring out
some of the classics of baseball wit.
Mr.. Cantillon. who is the oldest man
in baseball who still appears in uniform
on the field, says of his old friends.
Peck Sharp. that "his arm. his shoes
and his glove all wore out the same
time" thirty years ago. and that he
quit baseball, but Cantillon stayed on.
since retiring as player, has
made himself and his employers wealthy
in his handling of the Minneapolis
team.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-08
DEVELOPMENT OF FOUR
YOUNGSTERS BIG HELP
TO DETROIT IN 1922
Cobb Owes Success as Man.
.ager Largely to Work
of Quartet.

Detroit, Feb. S.-Last season marked
Ty Cobb's second as a big league man
ager. In those two campaigns the
Georgian has done exceedingly well Will
the material at hand. From a lowly
second division berth he has lifted the
Tigers to place amons; the first three
But that isn't all that Cobb has done
Under his regime Detroit has developed
four of the most promising youngsters
in the American League.
The quartet referred to includes
Emory Rigney. shortstop; Herman Pill.
lette, pitcher; Lu Blue, first baseman
and Johnny Bassler, catcher. Last sea.
son was the first in fast company for
Rigney and Pillette. while Blue ard
Bassler have each seen two years Of
major league service.
In Blue and Rigney. Detroit has al
exceptional pair. Both are real ball
players, fast on the bases, 300 hitterS,
and dangerous in the proverbial pinch.
Each is good fielder. Rigney especial
ly having done a great deal TO plug
up the hole around short opened when
DOME" Bush began to falter.
Bassler has already taken rank with
the best receivers in the game today.
He has good head, is fast as catch
ers go, possesses q real arm. and I'M
like many other backstops in the circ1it
is a splendid hitter. Last season he
batted 1923, topping the American
League Catchers in this respect.
Herman Pillette, in his initial year
in the majors, proved STIR of the
first magnitude. finishing well up at
the head of the list. He was without
doubt the best hurler among the
Johnsonan recruits Of 1922. And he
came to the Tigers practically I'M
heralded.
All Of these youngsters have more
than made the grade since coming into
the league, and incidentally have done
great deal toward giving Detroit
winning combination.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-08
COUNTING ON UHLE
Cleveland Expects Former Sandlot
Pitcher to BE Ace in 1928.

Cleveland. Feb. S.-Cleyeland is bank
on George Uhle to be consistent win.
ner the coming season.
Uhle is the youngster who came to the
big league from the sandlots and made
good. Major league records reveal few
such cases.
From the very outset of his career
Uhle gave great promise but has been
a trifIc late in arriving. Iris Speaker
manager of the Indians, is confident
Uhle has finally come into his own.
"My pitching this year must be built
around Uhle and Co lcSkie. UhlC
should be n consistent winner and ought
to turn in twenty victories says
Speaker.
while ! realize that Covelcskie is q
veteran and cannot g on forever, still
it seems he should BE- good for seyera
more years. Those two boys are my
pitching aces, with emphasis on Uhle.'
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-08
PRATT'S CLAIM DENIED
Commissioner Lands Decides Player
Doesn't Deserve Thousand Dollars.

Chicago. Feb. S.-A thousand-dollar
claim by Derrill Pratt of the Detroit
Americans against the Boston Ameri-
cans has been denied by Baseball Com
missioner Lands. Pratt. who was trad
ed to the Tigers by the Red Sox, claimed
he had verbal agreement with the Bos-
ton management to receive that amount
for signing his contract for 1921 and
1922. The club denied this agreement.
Commissioner lands affirmed the de-
ciSiOn of the National Association in
denying a salary claim of Gus Fisher
former manager of the Oklahoma City
team. Fisher resigned as manager of
the club in June. 1922. but continued
as n player until August 10 when he
was given his release. He had claimed
salary from that time until October 10
In affirming the action of the National
Association. the commissioner said:
AS the contract in express terms
gives the club the right to terminate
the employment. the decision of the Ma
tiOnal Association must be affirmed"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-08
JUMPS MAY HEAR O'DAY
shorty" BOnner's Class Listens to John
Henry at First Meeting.

shorty" Boomers free class for anna
teur umpires heard John Henry, Walter
JOhnsOn's old battcry-mate and now
members of the San Antonio Bears
catching staff. talk on rules and major
league experiences in its first meeting
Mt the Army Y. NJ. C. A. Wednesday
night, and Teacher Bonner says he will
try to arrange for Hank O'Day. the
veteran National League umpire, to
talk TO the class in the near future.
The umpires. seventeen of them en-
rolled. of which eleven were present
Wednesday, are mostly army men. They
are to meet every Wednesday in Feb
ruary and every Monday and Wcdncs-
day in March. Those enrolled are:
Sergeant Vaughan. Private Marcel
Iait, Private Avasatain, Private Schropd-
er. Private POlunsky. Sergeant Ellis.
Private Odlc. Private McCaig. Sergeant
Haselow. Private McDermand. Private
Nelson, Private Grover. Private Gal
lagher. Sergeant Hinton. and 4. NJ.
Venne and Virgil Ginger.
Anybody is welcome TO join.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-08
ORIOLES ARE DOWNED
Independents Break Their Winning
Streak i'm League Game.

The feature of the City League
doublc-hcader at Turner Hall Wednes-
day night was the defeat of the Orioles
by the San Antonio Independents, the
first time this season the Orioles have
come out on the short end of the score.
The Independents won, 50 to %.
In the other league game, the St.
Mary's Alumni team met defeat at the
hands of the Gulf Realities, 80 to IL.
Gish's twenty points provided the In
dependents with leeway to win over the
Orioles. The score at the half was 10
to IL.
The Gulf five showed better all
around team play than the Alumni and
won decisivcly.
Lutz, Treuter and Simon were Of
ficialS.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-08

have been gouged by spectators at the
rate of hundred per cent advance.
If White wins he will demand-and
probably receivc--a chance TO meet
Lew Tender with the king of the pack,
benjamin Leiner, in the background.
There was never n better chance for
n classy lightweight to come through
and cop than there is today. Lew
Tender is getting old in the harness
and has to work to keep himself in the
class while the champion, treading the
boards day and night at the Winter
Garden, is doing himself no good at
all.
II Benny Leonard meets Lew Tend
Ter again the title-holderS should take
a leaf from Harry Greb's book. Harry.
in the middle of his fight with Pal
Reed, the birmingham southpaw. sud-
denly began TO box left-handed himself.
And so skillful was he in fighting from
the port side that Reed afterwards
said he never knew Spalding made as
many boxing gloves as landed upon
him that night.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-08
Braves Release Lloyd Smith.

Boston, Feb. S.-Three OF the re-
cruits Of the Boston Nationals have
been released under optional agree
ments. President Grant of the Braves
announced tonight They included
Lloyd Smith. a first baseman drafted
from Charlotte of the South Atlantic
League last year and later farmed out
with Shreveport in the Texas League
who has been released to New Orleans.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-08
CADET TEAM WINS
West Texas Military Academy Beats
Sunday School Basketeers.

The West Texas Military Academy
basket ball team of the Academic
League Wednesday night defeated the
st. Johns Lutheran Sunday School five,
30 to 16. in snappy contest on the
losers court. Townsend. Weaver and
Peel piled up 33 of the winners 80
points.
The West Texas team played st.
Anthony's College in the Academic
League Friday afternoon. The Cadets
are tied with Main High for the lead
in their section now.
Thursday night, several intermediate
Sunday School League games will be
played at st. Marks gymnasium.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-08
NEWSIE RALLY WINS
Newsboys Trail Wesley House Team
Until Last Quarter.

A rally in the last quarter gave The
Light newsbOys basIat ball team a 81.
to-2G decision Wednesday night over the
Wesley House team on the losers court
The Wesley boys led, 100. at the first
quarter. 1910 at the half, and 22-1S at
the third quarter. Lineups and goals
NcwsbOys: Louis Dominguez, Five
gOalsl and SiIvano Zuniga (fOur), for.
wards; Alberto Contreras (two) cen.
ter: Phillip Salas (One) and Leonard
Salas -FOUR, guards.
Wesley House: Baldo (twOl and
Richard CfOur). forwards; Eugene
(threc), center; Alberto (two), and Joe
(twO), guards
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-08
RECORD FOR HUNTER
Former British Amateur Golf Cham
pion5 Shoot 60 at st. Augustine.

st. Augustine, Fla. Feb. s.-Wini,
Hunter former British amateur golf
champion, made a new amateur course
record at the ST. Augustine links ir
finishing Is holes in sixty-ninc stroke,
yesterday, it became known today
through comparison of records. Hunter
was one stroke under the record held
by Harold Weber Of Inverness, Ohio
and four strokes under the course par
Hunter. with Arthur Reid as ? part
ner. defeated WIlfrcd Reid and G2orgc
El1Fg, and >.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-08
The Hunting Season. Opened and Closed With Bang
Huray! They're Off!
First Major Leaguers
Headed for the South

a Cleveland, Ohio, Feb. s. = The
first squad of major league baseball
players to leave for the south for
spring training departed from here
today for Hot Springs, Ark. it was
composed of the veteran batterymcn
of the Cleveland indians. In the
party were Pitchers Coyelcskic and
Uhle. Catcher O'Neill and Coach
Jack MacAlister. They will be join
ed at st. Louis by Coach Frank
Roth.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-08
KILBANE GETS BUSY
Fcatlerweight Champion Starts Train.
ing for Fight With Criqui.

Cleveland. Ohio. Feb. s.-Johnny
Kilbane. featherweight champion. today
opened training quarters in downtown
office building to get in condition for
his bout with Eugene Criqui at Jersey
City probably Memorial Day. kilbane
win work out two hours a day in the
indoor gymnasium until the weather
permits him to work out OF doors at his
camp. near Vermillion, Ohio.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-08
EBBETS WOULD RETIRE
Brooklyn Owner Saws So Again-Pro.
vided lie Can Sell His Club.

New York, Feb. s.-Charlcs f.
Ebbets, owner of the BROOKLYN Ma
tional League baseball club. wants to
retire from baseball and will do So as
soon as he can sell his club. he declared
on his arrival from Europe today. He
was quoted to that effect n few weeks
ago when in Coblenz. Germany. Base
ball men here are inclined 10 think
Ebbets will remain in baseball long
time yet. since he asks what is called
q, stiff" price for his Brooklyn fran
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-08
BOWLING

The Joske Brothers Company bowling
five took the Coonan and Osborn
quintet into camp for three games on
the Grand Alleys Wednesday night in
the City Handicap League. Lee of the
winners was in top form and tied with
Yelton. n team-mate, and III. Nixon
of the losers for high single game with
212, while piling up 55S as total, the
best on his side. II. Nixon's total OF
81 was best for the night. Scores:
Uo.Lo nrotbors
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-08
GOLF DATES NAMED
state Championship to BE Played in
Galveston April 1871.

Galveston, Tex. Feb. s.-Galvcston' 8
first Texas amateur golf championship
tournament in fifteen years will be
PLAYED April 16 to 81 on the Country
Club course here, it was announced
Wednesday night at Secretary Charles
j.. Crocker Of the Texas Golf Associa-
ton.
Charley Dexter OF Dallas. is the pres
cnt state amateur champion.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-08
Mondt Defeats Walker.

TOpeka, Kan, Feb. S.-JOc "TOots''
Mondt of Colorado defeated George
walker Of Australia in straight fails
IN Q wrestling match here Wednesday
night. Cliff Buckley. claimant of the
Ohio championship. defeated Jack Will
i!iams, known as the Montana cowboy,
in straight falls.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-08
Bill Johnston Into Actien.

San Francisco, Feb. S.-William al
Johnston, second ranking tennis player
in the country. will begin his first
tournament plax of this year in the
Rurlinggame Country Clubs invitation
tournament next Saturday, Sunday
and Monday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-08
Jockey Barred for Season.

New Orleans. Feb. S.-JCckey l..
McDermott will not be permitted 80 ride
again during the remainder of the rae
ing meet at the Fair Grounds, The
stewards yesterday having suspended
him for his criticism of the placing by
the judges Of his mount, Royce Roofs
in the fifth race, second to Copper De-
mon in close finish.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-08
Athletic Field for Schools.

FOTt WOfth, Tex. Feb. S.-Site Tor
a public school athletic field was pur-
chased today from the Fort Worth
Baseball Association by the CITY school
board. The field will be located OBJ.
posite Panther Park and will embrace
six and a half acres.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-08
FREE LECTURE
ON
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

by George Shaw Cook, C.S.B., Chicago,
iii. Member Of the board Of lectureship
Of the mother church, the First Church
Of Christ, Scientist, in Boston. Mass.
Main Avenue High School auditorium,
Sunday afternoon, February II, 1913,
g o'clock,-( Adv
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-08

MURPHY'S FLOOR VARNISH i
% per cent more durable. made thu
same way for 80 years. costs no more
LURE & HOLMAN co. 210 Ave-
C.-(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-08

Watch for the +. Y. Bishop Land
Company's full page ad in Sunday
Light. (AdvD
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-08
Think Sanger Real Contender

Out Milwaukee way the boxing fans
are convinced that the next feather
weight champion of the world will be
Joey Sanger.
Milwaukee fans are strong for
Sanger. He enjoys much of the hero
worship that was once showered on
the Mitchell boys.
Sanger has come fast within the past
year. While his fame is largely con.
fined TO the middle west, he is destined
to make the eastern critics sit up aud
take notice very shortly. Sanger has
great left hand and is very fast. His
style in the ring greatly resembles that
of Richie Mitchell.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-08

Beautiful Rosellwn Cemetely. not n
graveyard, beautiful. well kept burial
park. Crockett 16SS.-(Ady.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-08
........ $40 SOB s.
CIOOnan and Osborn.

Totals ........ SOS SO2 Soo -f1o
Umpire, Grimes; scorer, Mccullough.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-08

Beautiful RoseIawn Cemetery. not a
graveyard. a beautiful. well kept burial
park. Crockett 16SS.-(AdY.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-05

rada plzenska usnesla Sc po-
zadati okr. sprawl politickou,
ably v brzke dobe uskutecnena
hyla stavba spojovaciho mostu
cd Doudleyec ma prazske pred
NEST, cimz by dosazeno bylo
spojeni nejen Dbudlevec, ale i
celeho Risskeho pfedmesti $
prazskym. Phi tom MA byti
pfihlizeno k tomu, aby pres
most vedena byla okruzni trat'
mestske elektricke drahy.
Podvadsl vy.tshovalce. Uz-
horodska policie zatkla " pom
deli r.. listopadu podvodnika
Hermana Lebovitze, ktery w.
lakal jedenact osob okoli So
branic k ceste do Ameriky. Wy
zadal si od Mich 23.5OO Kc pod
zaminkou, ze jim obstara pasy
a pax penize zproneveril.
z cikanskeho zivOta. V mi
nulych dnech priielo do Opa,
Wy deset cikanskych rodin z
Recka. Utaborili Sc blize Opa-
vice. Jedna cikanka, jak Sc O.
znamuje, porodila dite wy
koupala je V studene rece o.
pavici. Soucitne zeny opatrily
male cikan6 nalezitou vyba-
YOU. % Is
ysrni az do hrobu. We Sko.
cicich u Presto zemrel 78lety
J. Heren druhy den nato ze-
mrela o 2 leta mladSi jeho
manzelka. Namohla sc smiriti
s iimkfm sveho manzela. Pfi-
pad ten vyyolal V sirokem oko.
Ii ziv6u ucast.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-05

Herecky .ddm ' 0lemouci.
"Mor. 81. Dennik" sd4luje, ze
" Olomoaci bude postaven pri
stIm rokem herecky dim. Buie
pristaven k nynejsi divadelni
budove. Vedle bytu pro herce
buou mem take mistnosti pro
divadelni kane cslar, zkusebni
sin skladiste divadelnich re-
kvisit.
Jak 81 pomahaji cechove We
znsmcenych krajich. 81. fijna
zemrel Enccvanech u Lito-
mefic po dlo,lhe nemoci zeme-
Gelsky delnik a spoleblivy ma
rodni pracovnik Michal Pies
kac, aotva 27lety, zlstaviv ze-
nu trenli nezacpatIenvmi dit
kami bez prostredkl. Zeme-
delske delnictvo dvoras Enco-
van, zorganisovane v aOdbo-
rove jednota" zemedelskVch a
lesnich zamestrlanc1, proved
10 mezi clenstven We prospech
osirele rodiny s,birku, ktera wy
nesla 124 Kc Severoceska je-
dnota V Polepech venovala si-
rotkum 200 kc.
At =
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Sjezd slovenskych ochotni-

Sjezd slovenskych ochotni-
XII. We dnech g., 10. a IL. lis
topadu konal Sc Turc. Sv.
MARITIME Sized slovenskych O.
chotnickych divadel. Na pro-
'raniu sjezdu bylo valne shro-
mazdeni Ustfedi alovenskych
ochotnickych divadel a divadel
nj kursy, pr; nichz predneseny
byly cetne odborne prednasky.
Y ramci sjezdu byla uSsorada-
ma divadclni vystava, ktera by
la obesllna starou a novou Ii
teraturou divadelni, . divadel-
nj zavody, jichz Sc sucastnilo
5 divadelnich krouzku ochot-
nickych.. Prynj cenu dostal spo-
lex Zivena Il Ruzomberka.
Odsouzery faraf. V Olomou
ci odsouzen byl krajskym sou
dem farar p. Josef Chromcik z
Ceskeho Bohdlkova pro precin
Noti verejnemu fadu a pokoji
na IA dni do vezeni podmi.
'necne, ponevadz pronesl ka.
zatelny V kostele politickou
rec.
2S. fijen v Dobrisi byl osla-
ven We skolach, v Lidovem do.
me komite pro postaveni pom
niku padlym a v Sokolovn6. od-
Dor. dram. V nedeli, v sobotu
odbor. biogr. Sokola. Vsude
predneseny byly proslovy, re-
ci atd. Politicke a jine org. u
sporadaly dopoledne vseobec.
ne pfistupnou prednasku pro.
mluvenou p. dr.. Goetzem z Pra
by. Navsteva V Lid. dome byla
neobycejne cetna.
Hajny ma cekane a ,nilenci.
Hajny v Prostredm Suche u
Orlove sci v patek na Gekanou
a skryt v podrostu, cekal ma
skodnou. Kdyz nastala tina,
uvidel nedaleko cosi bil6ho a
v domneni, re je to skodna,
vystrelil. Zaznel vykrik. Hainy
polekan, bezel k mistu, kan
|strclil, a nalezl tam zranenou
zenu, ydovu V. z LazI, a mu-
ze, elena obecniho zastupitel.
stva Lazich. Omylem crane
ma zena byla dopravena do ne
mocnice. Hajny Sc sam udal
cetnictvu.
Novy most Plzni. MestS.ka
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-05

uceni. Opatfoval Husovi i poz-
dsji notafske spisy byl mu i
i pozdsii blizky: je to Michal z
Prachatic. - Po pTednasce No
votneho pfihlasil Sc o slovo prof.
'Vancura. ktery strucns prohlasil.
ze novy tento dGvod ho piesvsd-
Guje.
NouD olomouckD arcibiskup.
Metropolitni kapitola olomoucka
obdrzela 7. listopadu pfipis pa
pezskeho nuncia, oznamujiciho.
ze papez jmenoval prelata dra lie
opolda Precana arcibiskupem.
Tento byl vyzvan, by Sc dostavil
" sobotu 10. listop. o II. hod.
poledni do papezske nunciatury
" Praze < informacnimu proce--
SUI. Sysdky byi: Senator DIR. Ia
voral DIR. superior Bombera.-
DR.. Leopald Precan narodil Sc
8. brezna 1866 We Velkem Tyn-
ci u Olomouce jako syn rolnika
a mlynafe. Studoval S vyzname-
nanim ma Olomouckem gymnasiu
a tamnsjsi theoiogicke fakults.
r. 1889 byl vysvscen ma knsze.
Pc petiletem kaplanovani byl r.
1894 jmenovan adjunktem olo-
moucke fakulty. r. 1897 byl po-
!, volan arcibiskupem kohnem do
areibiskupskeho konsistoria a kar
dinalem Skrbenskym byl jmeno-
van feditelem pozdeji kancle-
rem konsistoria. Po dvacet let
pIsobil jake decent cirkevniho
prava v Olomouci. Doktorem
theologie stall Sc r. 1913 a ze-
mfely arcibiskup DIR. Stojan jme-
noval jej generalnim vikafem. v
r. 1921 stall Sc DIR. Precan pa
pezskym prelatem a r. 1923 Gle
mem olomoucke metropolitan ka-
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