davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-27
UNo QUE Sc AHORCO DE UN
sARBOL

En- el barrio ''Buenos Aires" de La
res, Sc ahorc6 lie un arbol de "guara-
.guao", Arturo Gerena, de 40 amos de
edad. Segtin la Investigation practi-
cada este fldividuo padecfa dc tuber-
'culosis Sc cree que este padecimien-
to lie iindujo quitarse la vida.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-15
A PRoHIBICI6s F6BIZTos
NYILATKOZATA
Nit mond az italtalalmi fobiztos a
szesztilalom hatasar6l es a feline
riilo nehezsegek lekiizdeser0l

r. A. Haynes szovetsegi szeszti-
lalmi f0biztos hosszabb beszedct
mondott, melyet erdemes kivonat-
ban ismertetni. A f6biztos t0bbck
k0zott ezeket mondta:
Sok igazsagot reit az megalla
pitas, hogy az ember eletet a kri-
zis terrell jobbra vagy balra. A
krizis pillanat don't ell, hogy az
ember elbukik-e vagy sikerre YER
godik. Az ember valoban evek
hosszu soran At dolgozilz, sokszor
ontudatlanul is azert, hogy az el-
j6vend6 kritikus pillanatokat 81
kerrel allhassa meg. Ami az egyGn.
re all, all a nemzetre is. Mindcn
iel ARA engcd k6vetkeztetni, hogy
"a nemzet most all szemben legket.
|segesebb, egsorsdont6bb pillana.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-15
8. OI,DAL

adatok birtokaba fognak jutni .
csillagaszok a Marsrol, annyival
is inkabb, mivel jelenleg egy oris-
ST tavcs6 keszitesen dolgoznak.
EFT a tavcs6vet Chiliben fogjak
felallitani.
Afodiukban lesz tehat a tudo.
soknak most ket ev alatt olyan
mcgfigyeleseket tenni, mclyck az
tan felvilagositast fognak adni
szomszedos bolygo feluletc, no
venyzete, esetleg el6 lenyeir6l.
Mem val6szinii azonban, hogy ott
foldi embcrhez hasonl6 elo lenyek
lcgyenck, inert Mars levegoje
sokkal ritkabb, mint a fold leve-
g3je, mines benne annyi OXYGEN,
hogy az ember megelhcssen ben.
ne. A megfigyelesek megfelelnck
maid italian ere ic.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-15
orgonabizottsagi gyules

Az orgona-bizottsag tagjait ke-
rem, megallapodasunk szerint ez-
uton, hogy szombat este Z 6s fel s
k0zott jelenjenek meg gyulestar-
tas vegett. Ez alkalommal lesz be-
mutatva Miss McKeawn, DIR. HuG.
nut oroginstajanak velemenyada-
sa irasban, hogy mennyi es milyen
hangok sziiksegesek $ lcgszebbcl
mi templomunk merteke szerint.
Miss McKeawn, az elso presb.
templom orgonistaja, a youngs-
town. zeneelet feje, az osszes mii.
veszi hangversenyek rendezoje,
orgonamiivesz. Az elmult kedden
vizsgalta at szemelyesen temple.
munkat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-15
Felb6jti urvacsora

Ahogy hirdettetett is az elmult
vasarnapon, felbojti alkalomra az
uri scent vacsora h6 25-en, azsz
februAr ho utolso vasarnapjan osz-
tatik XII. Ambar felesleges, inert
a mi gyulekezetiink mindenkor
megteszi kotelesseget, megis ke.-
jiik hiveket, hogy boritekban
val6 adomanyaikr6l ne feledkezze-
mex meg ez alkalommal sem. Ke-
nyer es Dor ajanlatot is cseleked-
jen meg az adakoz6, akar a het
folyaman a parochian, akar a re-
ank j0v6 vasarnap ]elkeszi iro-
daban. ~.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-15

a foldhoz, de hogy emberek vagy
cmbcrekhez hasonlo lenyek LAX
make a Marson, meg a mai napig
sem tudjak.
A csillagaszok az6ta csak anny:t
tudtal mcgallapitani, hogy a
Mars bolygo sokkal kiscbb, mint
a fold kobtartalma, koriilbcliil egy
hatoda f0ldnek. AZ evszakok a
tel, tavasz, nyar es 6sz epen ugy
|valtoznak, mint a f0ldon, de azzal
la kHlonbseggel, hogy oft ezek az
evszakok ketszer oily hosszuak,
mint nalunk, inert Oft egy eszten-
|d6 6S7 napb6l all, amely a bolyg6
|palyafutasa utan lett megallapit-
va.
AIT is megallapitottak, hogy a
sarkok koriil nagy jegt0megck
|vannak, melyek tavasszal elol-
vadnak. Tavasszal ugyanis eze-
ken a helyekel kekeszold ovet
ilatni, melyek valosziniileg a jeg Fl
olvadasa folytan szarmazott ten
gerek. EFT evenkint ICY ponto-
san meg lehetett allapitani. Ma
sok azonban nemcsak sarkok
k6rJl, hanem egyeb helyeken is
leszleltek ilyen z0ldes foltokat, me-
lyeket szinten vizt0megeknek tar
tanak, viszont egyesek AIT allit-
jak, hogy eek a z0ld foltok mar
a tenyeszet szinei a n0venyzetet
mutatjak annyival is inkabb,
minthogy a szinek az ido elohala-
dasaval valtoznak, tavasszal zol.
debbek, mint Ssszel.
A Mars bolyg6 a legk0zelebbi
Ejovoben, ugyszinten az 1924. ev.
ben oily k0zel fog a foldh0z jutni
mint eddig meg sohascm. A csll.
lagaszok tavcs0vei azert most
mind Mars fele vannak iranyit.
Iva.
Lehetseges tehat, hogy boly-
GO Macy k0zelsegc folytan b6vebh
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-15
mink IS q torveny ellen ellense-

mink IS q torvenv ellen sellense-
geink.
Igen, barataim, szigoru Is er5-
teljes fellepes, ez fcladata kor-
manynnknak a krizis G pillanata-
ban. A szentcsitctt torvtnyt lily
modon vagyunk k6pesck v6grc-
hajtani.
A prohibici6val kapcsolatban
igen nagy nehezs6get okoz az,
hogy kozeletben fontos szerepc-
ket betolt6, befolyasos ferfiak solS-
szor meggondolas nelkiil, a legna-
gyobb k0nnyedseggel vesznclz
reszt az italtilalom megszeges6.
ben. Mem egy el6kelo ember ne
We szercpcl azok k6z0tt, akik SEC
sizes itallal valo iizerkedes yagy
annak vasarlasa folytan kovettck
el vttseget a torvzny ellen.
Egyaltalan mem csodallzozunk
azon, ha hirhedt bootleggerek
vagy rovott multi egyenek probal-
koznak az italcsempeszessel, sok-
lkal nehezebb azonban megerteni,
hogy egy johirben allo klubeln0k,
tekintelyes iizletember vagy mas,
k0ztiszteletbcn allo egyen mikent
szerepelhet a razzia listajaban.
Ketsegtelen, hogy ezek az embe.
rex, akik imagaslanak a kozelet
ltomegeib6l, sokEal sulyosabb elbi.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-15
D o NG6

taival. OFT allunk a sorsdont0 do
bogo elott, ahol minden polgarnak
szamot kcll adnia: hive-e vagy ell
lensege az amerikai alkotmany-
max?
Anna t0rvenyek, melyeket apil-
ink hoztak, mikor megalkottak az
Egyesiilt Allamok alkotmanyat,
eletiink, szabadsagunk es boldog-
sagunk alapvet6 t0rvenyei. Keli,
hogy annak az alkotmanynak, me-
lyet maga a nep hozott es a nep
fogadott Ell, olyan szuveren tekin-
telye legyen, hogy egyetlen ellen
seges magatartasu egyen vagy ESQ.,
port meg ne tamadhassa.
Az 0ntudatos, hazaszereto, hfg-
gadt gondolkozasu es intelligens
amerikaiak, akik az italtilalmi tor
veny eletbelepteteseert felel6sek,
ugy erzem, teljes mertekben 6hajt
jak is, hogy szentesitett t0rveny
mindenkor vegrehajtassek. Mines
olyan t0rveny, mclyet szazpercent-
nyire lehetne v6grehajtani, de
ketsegteleniil meg vagyok gy6z6d-
We, hogy a rengeteg panasz es ta-
madas, melyr6l sokan beszelnek a
szesztilalmi torveny vegrehajtasa-
val kapcsolatban, mem egyeb, mint
iires amitgatas es szamit6 prona-
ganda. Mondjuk XII nyiltan, akik
ez aknamunkat folytatjak ellie
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-15
DETROIT, MICHIGAN

>ralas ala esnek, sulyosabban bin
tetendok, mint azok, akikt6l a tar
sadalom nem varhat tulsokat. (.
Amerikai polgar, aki akar klub-
helyisegben, akar otthonaban vagy
vendegloben, kavehazban stb. meg
szegi az italtilalmi torvenyt, nem-
csak polgari becsiiletere vet arnye
kot, hanem alkalmazottainak, k0r
nyezetenek es baratainak is rossz
peldaval szolgal, buzditva Sket is
a t0rveny megszegesere. Regi k0z
mondas igazolja azutan, hogy ga
lejt6n mem lehet megallni. )" A
hi polgar megtartja szavat, meg
tartja k0telezcttseget kormany-
nyal es a torvenyskkel szemben,
ebb6l k0vetkezik sermeszetszerii-
leg az is, hogy minden polgarnak,
aki kormanyaval kot0tt szerzode-
set megszegi, ereznie kell tor
veny szigorat.
Ne engedjiik magunkat propa-
ganda tarsasagokt6l elkabittatn,,
ne engedjiik, hogy belevonjanak
abba robbant0 munkaba. melyet
erdekeik kivivasaert folytatnak,
ne hagyjuk magunknak bbeeszel-
nj, hogy k0zeledik szesztilalom
|alkonya, ne higyjuk Ell azokat a
meseket, melyek arr6l sz6lnak,
hogy a kormany tehetetlen Q tor
venyszeg6kkel szemben. Mines
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-15

konnyebb dolog, mint bebizonyita-
nj, hogy a prohibited erk6lcsi IS
anyagi teren egyaraht iavit6lag es
ne hagyjuk magunknak bebeszel-
vezok es reszcgcsek szama feltii-
nSen cs6kkent, hogy munkas-
csaladok sokkal jobb koriilme-
nyek kozott elnck, hogy kisjo-
vedelmii emberek takarekbet6te
emelkedett es minden teren ero-
scbb az elctbiztonsag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-15
Lelkeszi ;jelentes

Miutan kozbejott akadaly mi.
att .Kish Gyula, a cleveland ma.
gyar presb. lelkesz mem johetett
lc multi vasarnap DIR. Gerendayt
helyettesiteni a megallapodas sze.
rint hirteleneben mas hclyettes-
rSl gondoskodni mem lehetett, ICY
DIR. Herczegh beigtatasi iinreps-
lyen nem yehettiink reszt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-15
Az orgonara

ujabban befizettek ajanlasukat !:
Szakacs Daniel $5 es leanykaja
Szakacs Vera $5, Tar Zs6fia $5 es
Virag Istvanne $40.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-15
1EL.A.1@o

Magyarorszagba nap alatt
A vilag lcgyorsabb hajoin minden
MAURITANIA
45,647 tonna 3o,7o4 tonna
BERENGARIA
5o,022 tonna
New Yorkt6l Cherbourgig IS vasuton
Magyarorszdgba 8 nap alatt.
Egyenesen Hamburgba
az uj olajeget6
Tyrheria ;. :. ;. >. ;. Marcus 10.
es a nepszeri
zart fulk6k M osszes hajokon 3. oszta-
lyu utasok reszere. Tisztasag, kenye.
lem es kitdno magyar konyha. Kiilonos
figyelem n6kre 6s gyermekekre.
Hajojegy6rt es b6vebb felvilagositassrs
forduljon legkozelcbbi ugynokseghez.
Kitin6en szervezett penzatutalas
a magyar postatakarekpenztar rt IAN.
Cunard Line -
Hotel Cleveland
Bldg, Cleveland j ,.k@@sn9
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-15
Osszesen befolyt $314.20

Ebben a befolyt 0sszegben a ko-
vetkez3k meg mem nyugtaztattak:
Az iinnepen perselybol befolyt
$40, Fekete Miklos $40, id. Pallay
Janos es neje 50, Rajner Lajosne
$l!OO.
Helyreigazitas az Albert street,
kollektalasnai: Czombos Andras es
neje M.60-t ajandekozott es csak
go cent volt kimutafva.
Az arvahazi bizottsag megbiza-
sab6l
sxab6 P. Istvan, jegyz5.
Geressy sandor,
p6nztarnok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-15
VEGLEGES ELSZAMOLAS Az
ARVAHAZI GYUJTEsROL

1-so keriletben, Steelton, ifi.
Batari Andrasne es Lengyel And
rasne gyUjtese $500
2-ik keriiletben, Brier
Hillen, Szadai Benjaminne
les Kantor Petern6 gyiij-
Itese 1000
Six keriiletben, South
|Sideon es Poland Ave.-n,
ISzaho P. Istvan gyiijtesc $500
South Sidcon D6ka San
dor gyujtese e 7.5O
South Sideon Szakacs
Lajosne gyiijtese 100
4-ik keriiletbcn, Hasel-
ltonban, Patkon6czi .Ianos-.
Inc 6s Szanto J6zsefne gyiii-
ltese 2O.55
Six keriiletben, East
i.Youngstownban, Asztalos
Aronn6 es Boda Istvanne
|gyujtese 1890
East Yonngstownban
Gy0rgy Tamasne es HIS
nyai Lajosne gyIjtese 22.65
6-ik kerfiiletben, Albert
EStreeten, Czombos Andras
gyiijtese 1850
Struthersben, O., Mecsey
lAndras gyIjtese $50
Hubbardon, O., Batta
JOSEF es Varga Mihaly
gyujtese 11.6O
Az egyhaznal ere celra
kitett perselyb6l januar
1-ig befolyt 1880
A penztarnoknal befolyt $3.50
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-15
vERHOvAY SECELYEGYLET
108-ik fi6k

Il heten k0vetkez0 tagok be.
tegek:
Varga Mihalyne, 1901 Manhat-
tan ave.
Csordas Josef, varosi k6rhaz-
ban.
7 Vilagi Bertalanne, varosi k6r-
hazban.
Mih6k Sandor, 6O1 Dollar Bank
Bldg.
Lovasz Andras, 129 F.. End ST.,
Girard, Ohio.
Knapik Janos, 213O Alpine st,
Az cgylet 'egy nj taggal szapo-
rodott.
Menyhert J&nos, titkar.
6lO Mabel st. Telefon: Auto
1O533.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-15
BRIDGEPoRTI sZ0vETsEG
GYtjLESE
Most vasarnap lesz a g0r0g- -kath.
templom alatti helyiseghen

Tudatjuk Bridgeport Segely-
20 Sz0vetseg osszcs tagjaival,
hogy legk0zelebbi havi gyiilesiinlz
e no 18-an, azaz most vasarnap
|dclutan 2 6rakor kezd6dik Ma
honing ave.-i Scent Gyorgy ma
gyar gorogkatholikus temploDl
alatti helyisegben.
Kerjiik az 0sszes tagokat, hogy
ha csak lehet. jojjenek el, inert
igen fontos iigyekr6l lesz $40, a
melyek minden egyes tagot igcn
k0zelrol erdekelnek. Miutan pc
dig szavaznunk is kell az iirese-
desbe j0tt feliigyel6 bizottsagi tag
|sagi helyel1re, az6rt k6rjiik a ia.
gokat, hogy hozzal1 ell magukkal
hiyatalos lapunk, a Szovetseg,
most megjelent legutols6 pelda-
nyat, a melyben szavaz6lap is
benne van.
Tagtarsi szeretettel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-15

!. nirtk / ref. egyhaz
VI =: =: koreb0l Ei:::;nl e;

Lelkesz: DR.. Gerenday Laszl6,
737 Mahoning avenue, Automatic
phone: 1897. Bell: 142 Main. F8.
gondnok: Gomez Mihaly. E. youngs-
town. gondnok: Asztalos Aron. Jegy-
z5: Gy0rgy Tamas. Pezntarnok:
Kish Andras. Penztari ellen6r: Cs.
10th Janos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-15

fent KEEP VAS ANDRls cmi nagy kolt6 cimapjanak
kscbbitett masolata.
Vas Anra cmi konyv magyar rodaom egnagyobb erje
delmu ebeszelese.
k0nyve Kem6ny Gyorgy, Dong6 szerkeszt6e ra kiyan
dorasr6 amerkai magyaokr6 Az edes mndnajunk
megra konyvben ICY mnden amrkai magyarnak meg KEEL
lene szerenie Vas Andrs k0nyv ara csino ksben dollar
dszk0ben k0lt0 sajakezu arasava dollar
Megrendelheto kovetkezo cimen:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-15
A MARS BOLYa6R6L

Mar 14O evvel ezelStt megalla-
pitotta Herschel csillagasz, hogy
a Mars bolyg6 hasonlit leginkabb
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-18

Sweaters
will play more important role
than ever the coming season with
such sweaters as these that arrive
daily to glorify the sport attire. Slip
over modes are still fashions favor.
ite, and are developed from rich knit
ted fabrics, soft woods and fine silks.
Eown in all the new hues.
$2.93 to $45.00
JOsIe's Third Floor
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-06-21

son Kessner, Of Mountain Lake PARK,
who has taken a position with . mer-
camille firm in his home town.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-06-21
HUTTON

The third Of a series Of base ball
games was played here Sunday after
noon between Aurora, West Va, and
the Lang-Horton Athletic Associa-
ton Of this place.
DIR. Merrill Carrico, Of Terra Alta,
was appointed to serve in the capac-
fly OF umpire but having been delayed
ON the way here, another was ap-
pointed to serve in his stead.
The battle for supremacy was in
tcusely interesting during the first
few innings or until Aurora got be-
wiIdercd and allowed the Hutton boys
to literally run away with the "old
bali game, as someone in the crowd
expressed it. The score tabulati0n
at the conclusion Of the game read
IS to In Huttou's favor. One Of the
characteristics OF the Aurora outfit
was that it consisted chiefly of the
Wotriug family, as there were five
Of that name in the lineup.
In summarizing the game we find
that the Hutton defensive in the
out field was not SO good as on for
mer occasions. There were several
other errors committed that could
have been avoided had the respec-
tive players calculated in so dong.
Perhaps it was partly due to the rash
ness OF the hour in an eagcrness to
make the game as snappy as possible
that occasioned the blunders.
When the tide was at the lowest for
Aurora and everything looked very
gloomy they asked permission to
change their catcher who seemed just
then to be having one of his off days.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-14
LOOK FOR A CROWD
Supporters RalIying to Teams for
Sunday JOske- Woodman Contest.

The Joske Brothers team will tan
gle with Modern Woodmen at Van
Daele Stadium Sunday in game that
is attracting unusual interest.
The crowd should be n record
breaker as the Joske team will be
backed by many employees Of that con
Germ and the Woodmah membership
will turn out 1000 strong. in addition
to fans who just want to see good
ball game.
Manager Bailey Of the Woodmen
saws he is out TO show the fans of this
city that he has no SLOUGH of ball
club.
The JOSH. team is considered onc OF
the hardest-hitting semi-pro clubs in
this city.
The lineup given out by Manager
Veltman of the Joske team follows
Davis. Kneeler, Il. Philips, and D.
Philips, infield; Naylor. Simmang
Silyerman and Nixon, outfield Welt
man and Griesenbeck. catchers: Eber'
hnrdt. Swartzkopf, Hicks and Shook
pitchers.
Manager Bailey of the Woodmen
announces his lineup as: Case. Sher'
rod. /. Dresch and Jones. infield; j
Dresch. Phillips, Robinson. Charpen'
tier and Johnston, outfield; Tbomp-
son. catcher; Rose. Fraley, Amber
Itch and Jones. pitchers.
All Modern Woodmen players are
requested to communicate with their
manager before Friday night.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-14
SCHOOL LEADERS STICK
Few Changes in High School Baseball
Standing Reported.

Austin, Tex. April f4.-High school
baseball reports reaching the Cniver-
sity of Texas Interscholastic League
office in the last week show that the
mdefeated list of teams has not dim
iuished but has been augmented by
four newcomers.
Brownwood has 1000 per cent due to
victories over Brady and Comanche.
Seguin surprised the fans by win
ming over Main Avenue of San An
sonio thereby taking it's place with
the leaders. but fell before Bracken-
ridge Of the same city.
Stephenville seems to be the real
class of its territory, while W6xa-
hachie is again showing strong in base
ball. reporting wins over Red Oak.
Hillsboro and Polytechnic of Fort
Worth.
With settled weather, the next two
months will produce close and in
teresting race among the following
teams that are leading in their respec-
tive sections at the present time, &C
cording to the reports to the Inter
scholastic League: Austin, Amarillo,
Crowell. Corsicana. Laredo. Long
view. La Porte. Milford, Mckinney,
Naples. .Rockdale. San Antonio
tBrackenridge). Seymour, Van Al
styne and Wichita Falls.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-14
HANDBALL In FINALS
Burke and Iilieforth Will Play for
Cup Next Tuesday.

The Gene Briscoe cup tournament
for the Y. NJ. c. A. handhall cham
pionship will be played at 8 80 next
Tuesday afternoon between Arthur
Klieforth and Sterling Burke.
Klieforth defeated Emil Mueller,
the veteran, by surprisingly lop-sid-
ed score Friday afternoon after Muel-
Ter had won the first game. 11-2. The
next three went to Klieforth, H.,
ia. 40.
Burke's skill with both, hands out
balanced Henry Lutz's marvellous
staying powers in the other semi
final match. which went to Burke in
straight games, III, Ill. LII.
Burke had Lutz so in the last game,
when the loser rallied for six points
before succumbing.
Klieforth and Burke are expected
to put up a great match Tuesday.
The wise ones say Burke's ambi-
dextrous skill will give him the edge
since Klieforth. a southpaw. is bet
ter with his left than his right.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-14
AXE FALLS AGAIN IN
BEAR CAMP; SEVERIM
GIVEN HIS RELEASE
Pitchers Speed Up Under
Pressure-Northen's
Mexia Boys in Town.

The swish of the axe was heard in
League Park Saturday morning for
the second time this season. It got
two youngsters guilty of listlessness
the first time, almost before the train
ing season started. Saturday. Joseph
Severini, pitcher from the University
Of Denver, was the victim. Joe was
big and didn't look so worse-in fact.
he showed Bob Coleman quite bit
in one of the Austin games-but he
couldn't get in shape and was there-
fore useless to the club, already we'll
stocked with youngsters. These young
pitchers-and the old ones, too-were
"hopping 'em through there" Friday
afternoon as they have never done
before this spring. according to Man
ager Coleman, who accredits this to
the weather and the announcement
that the Bears have grabbed two more
pitchers Of experience in Roberts and
Morrison and are going to get anoth-
er. John McGraw said before he
took the Giants away that Fred
Johnson probably would be returned.
Right now this is uncertain, due to
Johnson's improved showing on the
New York second teams trip north
ward.
Hub Northen, who managed the
Bears last year and is now the skip
per of the Mexia Gushers in the new
Texas Association, escorted his charges
upon whom Hub looks with favor.
into town at 80 Saturday morning
and put them IN until game time at
the Travellers Hotel.
The Gushers will meet the Bears
at 4 o'clock Saturday and at 3
o'clock Sunday. Northen said Sat
urday morning he intended TO start
Carl Hill, former Bear, against the
homelings Saturday.
Northen is husky and happy and
high-brown from the Mexia sun and
says he looks for a big year with his
ball team.
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c. F. GRANGER DIES
Foremost Figure in Kentucky Racing
Succumbs to Heart Trouble.

Louisville. Ky., April 14.-Charles
F. Granger, so. former mayor of
Louisville, long prominent figure
upon the turf and head of large
structural iron plant. is dead at his
home here. His death yesterday fol-
lowed n series Of heart attacks.
He became president Of the Louis
vile Jockey Club in 1905 and held
that post until the formation of the
Kentucky Jockey Club in 1918. He
then became resident manager Of
Cmrchill-Downs. serving in that capa-
city until his death.
Evidence Of Mr.. Graingcr's service
TO racing in Kentucky was seen in the
fact that the value of the Kentucky
derby increased from $4,000 to $4,000
while he was president of the Louis,
vile Jockey Club. He was credited
with being the first TO introduce the
pari-mutuel system of betting in the
United States.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-14
RUNS 1876 OVER TRAPS
Homer Clark Establishes What Is
Said to Be Record.

Houston. Tex, April 14.-Homer
Clark, professional trapshot of East
Alton, ILL.,, set what is thought to be
new worlds record run for one
days shooting at registered targets
when he broke 1916 targets in success
sion here Friday in the third days
program Of the Sunny South. Rain
Thursday prevented the firing OF the
eight events scheduled. Four hun
dred targets were shot at Friday, ono
OF the longest programs ever attempt
ed here.
Bill Herr of Guthrie. Okla. was
high amateur with score of 30! out
OF 400. Clark was high professional
with the same score. Mark Arie OF
Champaign. ILL.,, was second with a
score Of 1896.
The Sunny South handicap cham
pionship will be fired Saturday.