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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-07
YOUNGSTOWN REFoRadATus EGYHAzr
FEnFI ES MOI CHATTANOOGA BETEG-
&. SEGEI1YZ6 ECYLET.

= ElnoE Seaj6k Gabor alelnok Rati josef,
ttkar Gsss-jegyz6 Balogh Balazs, penztarnok
Gsdl Lajos, ,penztari eilen6r Kovacs Ferenc,
bizalmi f6rfiak es n6k hegycn Molnar
Istvan ds 10th Karoly, Brier Hillen Be-
lenczki Janos 6s Balogh Balazsne, South
Sideon D6ka Sander es Menyhert Janosne,
Haseltonban Bernat Oresz es Patkanoczi Ja-
hosne East Youngstownban Fodor Laios
Banya%k Janos, Kiraly Istvanne.
Minden beteg tag k6teles betegseget keri-
letenek bizalmiianal beielentcni Beteglato-
gatas k&.elezo minden tagra.
Gyuleseit tartia minden no dix vasar
napjan magyar reformatus tcmplom alatti
helyisegben
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-07
SULLYED EGY .KOZSEG
BACSKABAN.

Adorjan k0zseget, amely alig
feloranyira fekszik Zentatol vi
zenyGs talajon val6 fekvese Matt
az .elsiillyedes veszelye fenyegeti.
Az 1900 lelket szamlal6 szinma-
gyar kozsegben egymasutan silly
lyednek vizbe hazak, hasonl6 q
helyzet Mohol ds 'Peterreve koz-
segekre. A SERB hatosagok resze-
rol teljes reszvetlenseg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-07
SZABAD-E EGY CSEH TISZT.
vTSEL0T POFON vACNI?

Egy munkacsi kereked egy, es-
tie hazafel6 tartott a felesegevel. A
szinhaz el0tt a keresked8t valaki
megsz6litotta, felesege egy par
lepessel el6bbre volt S azalatt mig
kereskedo megszolitojaval be-
szelgetett, feleseget ket "ur''
megk0zelitette es molesztalta. "a
ferj ere felesegehez sietett es
tiltakozott felesege megsertese
ellen. Az urak" egyike azonban
tovabb szemtelenkedett, mire a
ferj arcul iit0tte. Ere mask
cur" meg akarta tamadni a fer
jet, akire diih0sen rakialtott: |:
"hogy mer maga 'egy cseh tiszs-
viselot pofon iitn IL "A zajra eld-
kerillt egy rend6r is, XII az eset
0sszes szereploinek nevet foljc-
gyezte, az iigy valosziniileg bir6-
sag ele kerjil S kivancsian varjuk,
hogy a bir6sag nagyobb bunteten-
d6 cselekedetneik fogja-e minosi-
teni egy cseh tisztvisel0 arcul-
iiteset, mint egyl mas nemzetisegii
koz0nseges ember felesege vedeI
met. +
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-07

Egyik este Kovacs Janosne csi-
cseri lakos az Erdely fel6l jovo
szemelyvonattal Ara'dra utazott.
Az aradi allomason kisgycrmektt
karjan tartWa szallt lie a vasuti ko-
csibol, elvesztett lepcsot oily
szerencsetlenul zuhant lie, hogy
labtvfesea- -4kiyiil sulyos zuzodaso-
kat is szenvedett. A mentok az
aradi k0zk6rhazba szallitottak.
Csodalas veletlen, hogy a karjan
tartott. jgyermek knek s'as siRdtsegen
xviii semmi baia nem t0rtent. n
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-07

Ket lcvelbeli megkereses erke1ctt =
napokban Budapestre, az egyikber =
finnek, masikban belgak magyar vi
v6mester keresnek olimpiai kikHld6t-
tcik oktatasara. Ennek feltjin5 erdek-
lodesnek az a magyarazata, hogy jelen-
leg Magyarorszagon vannak a legjobb
amat Or viv6k. Vagy tiz ev 6ta az 0sz-
szes nemzctkozi versenyeken, belle
ertvc az Olimpiadokat is magya.
rok majdnem az 6sszes dijakat meg
nyertek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-07
ELKARTYAZTA A FELESEGET.

Mem mindennapi val6perben mondott
q minap iteletet soproni bir6sag. AZ
ogyik sopronmegyei k0zsegben egy fla
tai ferj kartyazas k0zben mindenet ell
vesztettc, az utols6 t6tul fsleseget tet-
&c fcl kartyara. Ez fiilebe jutott =
fatal asszonynak: aki rogton val6pert
nditott konnyelmu ferje ellen es a ha-
zassdgot a ferj hibajab6l fel is bontot,
Ia bir6sag
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-07
A Bun EL6BB- -uToBB KIDERtL.

Patrona k0zsegben harom evvel ez.
clott a patiiason feiakasztva talaltak
Szirmai J6zscfet. Akkor AIT hittfk,
hogy Szirmai ongyilkos lett. Most azon-
ban kidcriilt, hagy Szirmait sajAt oyer.
mekei: Andras Is Bella fojtottak meg,
holtttestet aztan felvittek padlasra,
az. latszatot keltve, hogy 8 0nmagat
aEasztetta fel. Most harom ev mulva a
ktt testver veres tctt emleketH nYug-
egymas szemebe vagta a bant
es kipattant4a titok. A ket fiut letar.
t1ztattak. I
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-07
A YOUNGSTOWN SCENT ysTvAN K1-
RALYRoL ELNEvEzETT ROM. Es COR.
KATH. TEa1PLoMr rs BETEGsEGEIYz6
EGYLET
Alapittato.t 1904 augusztus ss-en

Alapittatott 1904 augustus 25-6u
Ei0ok Horvath IstvAn, 522 Williamson
Ave, Telefon, Auto. 777s4, aleln0k Baask6
Gyorgy, Jegyz0 Mxich Gaspar, p. o. Box
I'll, Youngstown. Ohio (kihez minden az
egyletet erdekl6 level kuldend6), penztarnok
Czene Gabor penziigyi titkar Palatinus J6-
zsef, beteglatogat6 Horvath Istyan. Bizott-
sagi tagok: Bodzas Janos, Kaldczky Janos,
Turner J6zsef es Macy J6zsef Trusteek:
Horvath Istvan, Berish Andras Is Jurista
Istvan. Nagybizottsagi tagok Habodasz
Gustav, Borsodi Janos, Macy J6zsef es Ho-
molya Istvan. Gyermekosztaly ugykezel6i:
Benish Andras es Hornyak Mariska.
Hivatalos orvos: Dr. Fuzy Pal (Home
Savings Bldg). Rendel6 6rak: 1--3-ig Is
7-S-ig.
Az egylet havi rs cent befizetese elleneben
fzet $350.00 halaleseti es $500 hetf be-
tegsegelyt.
Gyuleseit tartja minuen no eIs0 vasar-
napian Kossuth K6zmuvel6des Egyesiilet
termeben, 124 +. Federal st. edlutan 2 Oral
kezdettel. A!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-07
NEW BRUNSwICKI IN. ~ SCENT.
IMRE HERCEG BETEGsEGELyz6 EGYLEx:
s-IK szA1dU YouNGSTowNI fxoxyA.
Alap;ttatott 1919 julius 5-sn.

Eln6k: Demjen Lajos, 939 Elm Street. al
elnok Balla Sander. penztarnok: Gonczy
Mihaly, jegyz6-titkar: Redovay Janos, 2s6
Jackson ST., r. Youngstown, O. (kihez az
egyletet erdekI6 lcvelek kuIdend6k1, f6ellen-
Or: Csubak Istvan, ellen6rok: Gy6ry MihMy
Is Kiss Istvan, beteglatogat6k: Steeltonban
Pozndm Janosn6, Albert Streeten S.. Tiles
IstvSn, East Youngstownban Gy6ry MiAAly.
ajt66r: Fedor Janos. '},iI':i
AZ egylet 1000: dollar halsleseti, rs dol
lar temetesi Is heti 8 dollar betegsegelyt
fizet havi dij rs cent
Gyiileseit tariffs minden h6 else vasar-
napian d. u 2 6rakor Kossuth k6r kis.
termtbum, 124 f. Federal st. 80 49,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-07
YcuNGsTowNI MAGYAR BETEGsEGErY-
20 EGYLET >

Elnok: Kis Andras. aleln3k: Kuni Janos,
titkar Menyh6rt Jdnos, Clio Mabel Street,
Youngstown, o: (kihez an egyletet trdeks6
lcvelek klldend6k), penztarhoR Geressy San
dor, penztari ellcn6rl Szadai Benjamin, be-
teglatogat6k: hegyen Molnar Istvan, Brer
Hillen> Bokri Istvdn, South Sideon Szakncs
Lajos. 3-as szamvi7sgal6 bizottsag: Mecsci
Andras, Seh6k Gabor Balog Janos, zaszl6.
vlvoA Ricz james es Dank6 Istvan
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-07
NIT EE EGY MLACsKA?

Szazczer koronara iteltek ell egy
maeska Matt Debrecenben Goldberscr
Samuel fiiszerest. AZ volt ellene vad,
hogy Dcbrcceni Janosne macskajat ell
lopta. Perre kcrult dolog es biro-
sag szazczer korona karteritesre itelte
a macska Matt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-07
A HOS GYEREK.

Bukics Istvan budapest bor0nd0s
piaci mihelyeben, amikor senki sem
volt oft, tiiz iit0tt XII. Tudniillik a b6-
rUnl0s harom kis gyermeke gyujt6val
.jatszott es meggyujtottak egy divanyt.
Mar-mar elvesztek volna, amikor b6-
!0nd0s ewes kisfia a ket cs0ppseget
k;rangatta az utcara es mcgmentette a
tiizhalalt6l A szomszedok oltottak el a
tiizet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-07
A HYMusz MATT.

Messenger Janos nevel6 volt Kas-
san. A csalad gyermckcinek magyar
Iiymnuszt is tanitotta. Ez tudomasara
iutott a cseheknek, mire clfogtak, egy
6vig elzarva tartottak, nyomorekka hi
noztak Is most atdobtak hataron.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-07
HAL.ALOs vuLAMosELGAzoLAs.

Budapesten a Salgotarjani-uton 2S-
as villamos eliit0tte Fridmann Lajos 40
Owes sajtkereskcdot. A helyszinere hi
volt ment0k mar csak beallott halalt
konstatalhattak. Fridmann holttestet
bcszallitottak a torvenyszeki orvostani
inezetbe. A vezet5 ellen megindult az
eljacas.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-07
rELKAKAszToTrA MAaAT.

Sarkadi JOSEF hajdubosz0rmenyi
Greg gazda minap ongyilkossagot k0ve-
tett cl. A ven ember mialatt csaladja
tavol volt hazulr61, az istalloban fel.
akasztottas magat. ~Holtan talaltak ra
TettSnek Okla gy6gyithatatlan beteg'
seq
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-07
KUL0N0s 0NGY1LKossAc.

Dinamittal robbantotta fel ma
gat Peter Josef IS ewes tibedi
gazda. Azert lett 0ngyilkos, inert
hosszu, kinos betegseget megunta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-07
LEHARAPTA Az ORRAT.

Bulapcsten az Ecseri-uti fuvartele
pen 0sszcveszekedtek Pakol Balazs Is
Nemet Lajos fuvarosok. Dulakodas koz-
ben: inert mindketten egyenl6 er0sek
voltak, Pakol leharapta Monet osrat. a
kit ment6k SIT. Istvan korhaxba
sZallitottak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-07
APR0 HIRDETESEK
KIS CsALADNAK

nagyszcrii aikalom egy alkalmas lak6-
haz mcgvetel6re. A haz 33x13O lotion
6piiit, harom szobab6l all. A hazban
mindcn kenNelmet megtalal, villany,
stb Erdeklod6k forduljanak Csele Jo-
zsefhez, 5S Oneida Str.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-07
MEGFAGYOTT EMBER.

Siimepen Horvath Bodak Janos ~
ewes mindenest megfagyva talaltak
Ziegler- fele vendegl6 istall6jaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-07
TESvIR PACAL A vILAG!

a.
Mer mir azir, hogy mos man kap-
hat6 hires nevezetes debreczeni
talyigis IS hejes p6gar Bsgyi San
dor xREFAs, M0KAA MUI4AT9A.
F6 KALENDARIuMA AZ 1924.
sz0x6 EszTEND6RE. Tele KEEP
pei, vjds hist6riaxsl. 0csobb mint
toj6s. Egesz eszteRd6re vidam lesz q
haz, ahun e. napttr nsegvan. Ame-
fikas magyarom, rendejj egyet. Az
Ara csak egy dollar. A PITT. man
hogy dollart tedd levelbe IS XII
eyed serre a cimre: DebrecEeni Hir-
lap, Debrccsen, csapo-u. 10. ssam.
(Huugary).
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-26
TIMELY TIPS
TO
AMATEURS
SAYS HARRY HEILMANN
Champion baisman. American
league

NEVER take a good bali except
~ with the count three balls and
no strikes
The baseball axiom that You can't
make base hits with your hat on
your shoulder tells the stony.
Hit every good ball with the ex.
eeplion noted above. and never fail
70 take advantage Of the pitcher
when you have him In the hole
when you know he mus, come
over with tho next hail be SET 10
make use Of that knowledge.
Don't try 10 figure what the
pitcher IL going 70 throw you. n
you do, you are often Crossed UP and
placed a. decided disadvantage.
Be ready to hit any offenng that is
thrown
Study your pitchers. This en-.
ables you 20 adjust your position a;
The plate 90 their style OF pitching
4 iooHe position az tho plate Is beat
II = batter can perfect such Style.
II enables him 10 move around in the
box and doesn't make him an easy
victim FOR set pitching.
Yet. when all Is said and done
about the theory OF batting. don't
take any good ball except with the
count three and nothing. IL the big
thing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-26
Three Big
Meets Are
Seized uIed
National Coast Confer
ence and Local Prep
Track, Field Men Tilt
T,HE track and nsld ellmax. laa.l

THE track and field climax. LEGAL
l aud national. viii come this
week The Seattle high schools
stage their annual city meet At tho
Stadium Saturday. Tho Coast con.
ference meet and olympic game
trials are booked for the end Of
the week al Eugene. ore. The ma.
iional intercollegiate track and field
session L scheduled for Boston then.
too.
The high school competition
should he one Uf the closest OF 70.
cent years. with Lincoln. Ballard.
Queen Anne. and broadway being
particularly atrong.
Ballard is counting on Ed jenkins
ace In four events. for 20 points
while Lincoln IL looking to Johnny
Potts. ail.around star, for n goodIy
share Of counters.
Washington and o. A. C. should
fight Il out for the Coast confer.
.nce title at Eugene.
Stanford is the big favorite 10
win the national collegiate cham.
pionshlp. California has held the
honor for three consecutive years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-26
STANWOOD is
VICTOR, 6-5

BELLINGHAM. May 2s-Moun,
Vernon and s,anwood were winners
in Northwest Washington league
games yesterday.
Mount Vernon won from Blosdel-
Donovan. TO 1. here. while stan:
wood won from the Beilingham
Elks at Stanwood. 6 70 5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-26
Quick Review
of Saturdays
Sport Results
Washington track team beats
o. a. c. se.gi.

Washington track team beats
O. a. G. se.5L
Navy crew defeats Syracuse BY
four and one-half lengths.
Cornell crew defeats Harvard by
three lengths
Seattle Coli club trims Varsity
links team. 1911.
Washington nine heats o. A. c.
81 in six innings
West seattls's sophomorc's and
Garneld's freshmen win under
class track meet.
Black Gold. Kentucky Darby
winner. takes Ohio Derby.
Charles Paddock makes 200.
meter dash in Il $40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-26

e. . have hern ht BE-
fore stated che lrshman.
"iie only landed once
Hquarriy That wua boz the
nrrf round
We we're warming up.
stud3 ing zach other
Dempsey shot q right 4
suW 10 coming I was in
such a position that " I
turned ny head tie blow
would land on ms chin
10 ! durksd into Il. The
glove landed on my fore
hsad n sand papsrrd the
shin, ! felt II all right.
but u only shook me up. u
wasn't a ErogEl punch
Oid Buck CwuHs hit
me the hardest punch I
ever caught. That was az
Hudson. Wis DO 1914 !
used 20 keep ms chin
covered with my len
shoulder mbcd high
Grouse got one over iu tho
second round. "a straight
right I didn't go down.
but I uuf out on my feet
~ wus the only time ]
ever Loot eonsciouHne IN
the rinF II wac the last
Time ! Waa ever knocked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-26
SUin1 Meet
SIOWed UD
by Weather
BY TOM OLSEN

mo STARTLING Developments
~ marked tho Northwest sectional
olympic swimming trials. staged at
Lake stsllacoom sunday.
A cold wind swept across tho
lake. and good time In the swim.
ming events was practically impos.
slhlc.
The Crystal Swimming club OF
Seattle easily amused the high 10.
iai Of points
''Blackie" Faddon. the Crystal
Swimming club diver. Jeff this morn.
ing for indianapolis. where he VIII
compete In the National olympic
trials FRddsn. who IL seattie's
only Olympic games prospect 40 far.
easily won all o. tho diving events
a, Lake Stsiiacoom Sunday. lie
was also hiRh.polni man Of the
meet taking three firrts FOR IS
ro'nis.
Fadden IL on his way 10 the ma
tionai ,ryouis. due 20 the kindness
Of Seattle sports lovers. who r.ised
isoo that he might make the In.
dlanhpoiis trip.
Despite the adverse weather con
dl,iona Il Lake stciiacoom Sunday.
some Interesting rsces were staged.
The toome;er ftse-styic for men
was won By spriEgs Washer. c1s.
TAI Swimming club. after close
RACE with stixrude. crack Lincoln
high school performer Of Tacoma.
After being held even hy Neva
Brownfield. young Crystal club per.
former for the first zoo meters
Madeleine Pissa. Coast champion.
forged into tho lead and won the
too.ms,er breas; stroke by 10.
meter margin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-26
PARK is
1873 WINNER

The South Park Merchants and
the Queen City Stars were winners
in scni-pro league games played
Sunday.
The South Park club defeated the
Ballard nine by a score OF u 10 s.
Terry Dawson starred At the bat
for the winners. getting a homer
and two singles out OF three trips
10 the plate.
The Queen City club won from
the Firemen. S TO Z In the eighth
the Fircmsn were leading. TO /.
but six-run rally eyened up the
score. The winning counter was
put across in tho 18th.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-26

Gibbons and Carpenter Both Insist
That Dempsey Didn't Hit En- Hardest

MtCHuuAN CITY. Ind.
hl May Sc on "a mum
her 81 vital matters The
world n HinEulariy agreed
ono ~ these In that soap
asslduouslY applied viii
cleanse aooiy csrr An
other - that Jack Dcmp
sey ~ fstlcufflau note
swings a nasty mitt~n iu
deed the heller b wide
spread that n Mr pemp
ssy hits you hard and
often enough your in
tsrest IN the Affairs ~ The
world viii cease abruptly
Tommy Gibbons ~ %.
Paul and Georges Carpeu.
tier ~ the Partisan liouls
wards iiEht hrayyweiEhth
Training here for their
May 81 hattie. have 10th
met tho heavyweight
champion Giiions stood
az In front of the pemp
try attack FOR 10 rounds.
Carpenter called Tor his
BAHAMAS in the fourth
round
IusT what effect he
~ Dempsey punches had
on these two light heavy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-26

CARPEhfrIER surpriss1
v me Too Tie French
man, talking about crush.
ing blown characterized
psmp punchr un
painful
Carpenter does not ~
member being knocked
0iii, has no recollection u
seeing the fatsfm blow
start and-What luck
has no memory Of IT.
sting.
You ask who hit me
HARDEST Wen. b. want
Dempsey" he answered
with "a clicking nnallfy.
~ was another American.
Willie feaiE a weller.
weight lewis fought me
Do 1913 iH the seventh
round De- hit me with a
ughi-hand punch that
lifted me IN the air i
fen nHt on my face. I
took the count n seven.
got up. and was hit again
by another right 7 took
nine This time and the
hcll saved me Siy juws
achcd for week."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-26

MANAGED ty Art Griggs FOR years
player under Red Killefcr In los
Angeles Omaha looks good for such
= combine with the Indians
Seattle has alresdy farmed out
Frank Osborne. outfielder 10 the
Nebraska club and Il wouldn't he
surprising % see combination
worked out between these clubs
Just what the present owners
policy regarding such permanent
deal u has never been announced.
But Il seems logical that it would
work 20 tho advantage o. both teams
10 have sonio such working aErcc-
ment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-26
JACOBS KICKS
TIlEIi AGAIN

Elmer Jacobs shut out Boston
yesterday. winning for the Chicago
Cubs. II TO 0. Jake has pitched
wonderful ball this spring for Chi.
caSo, and next 70 Grover Alexander
IS The ace OF the Chicago mound
corps. The bis blonde highlander
can pitch and he'd look pretty sweet
out on that hill for Seattle about
twice g week right now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-26
Tribe and
Tigers in
EUen Break

/ os ANGELES. May z6.--scattle
- and Vernon divided yesterdays
double-header here. the Tigers grab.
bling the first contest. 5 10 (. while
the visitors from the North won the
second. 10 to 6.
Galore iwiried the Tigers TO vic.
tory in the first game. having the
situation in hand most Of the way.
Williams started for Seattle. and was
retired under heavy fire in the sixth
inning. He was relieved by George
steuland. who worked well for the re.
mainder OF tho contest.
steuland did so well that he was
called on TO work In the second game.
and he held the Tigers to nine hits.
while his teammates poled out IS of
the combined offerings Of Courtney,
VineS. Christian and Sellers.
Billy Lane and Brick Eidrod. the
Seattle outficIders. turned In wonder.
H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-26
BY Joe Williams

weights forms "a impor
tant consideration in COZ.
ncetion Nith The coming
nfht camp gossip has it
that Gibbons was in turh
had shape after fhr nFhf
ga Montana iHst summer
that be couldn't draw on
a glove
This Il sald 10 explain
why hr nent immrdiaiel,
Into vaudeville nj q no,lsf
ate stipend INSTEAD of ~.
turning Fast Ca capitalize
his siioN Ing b. taking on
a worthwhile oppansnt
uCnpseya body whliups
are supposed 10 have torn
the Hrenchman up ~
badly aH 90 render him in
effective against any fairiy
Hiiff puufher This "a ~
fcrrd in explanation 81 his
complete collapse against
Battling HihL
TALKING with Gibbons
Il about hard punchsrs. I
naturally expected an ora
lion GA the fsrocliy u the
champions attack
Dempsey hit me hHri
AZ Shelby. but not ~ hand
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Major Notes

Yesterdays nsrU. Dyrr. 81. Louis
outnsld. tied the score with q triple
Ia tho hiHih inning and beat the
Phila 10 with a single In tho
10th inning, with the bases filled
and two down.
Poor fielding behind Dutch Rsuth.
e. oncblod the Pirates 10 beat the
Robins. 3 10 2.
The White so1 moved from sixth
70 nth place by beating the Sen.
Atora 10 20 ..
The ianks fell back into a tie
for flint place with the Red soX by
losing 10 the Tigers 10 B.
-Four runs rolled over In a big
ninth inning rally, gave the Giants
a 8 70 / victory over the Reds
Hard hitting and daring base run.
ming gave tho Cubs a II 10 0 vic.
tory over the Braves
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PEN>ER FINDS
HIMSELF

Ken Penner never pitched con.
sisfcnt hall for Portland nor saera.
mento. not even with tho second
place Soions % last year. But under
Bin Essiek. the smar,es; handler OF
pitchers in this company. Penner has
developed into star this year. Pen
ncr always did have a lot Of natural
stuff with plenty OF speed. but he
couldn't win. lie tripped the Tribe
twice last week and has won nine
games out OF is starts.
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arden Cubs
Beaten in
Dope Upset
Louie's French Dry Clean
ers Defeat League Lead
ers by 4 To 2 Score

Is TINE biggest upset OF The Star
4 Junior league baseball season,
the Louis's French pB Cleaners. o.,
eupanta q the cellar defeated The
isading Arden cubs a, waila
waila playficld sunday by a score
% I TO
The same vas a pitching duel be
tween iaulaon Of the Cleaners and
Anderson 81 the cubs only five hiis
were made durinE the entire contest.
the cubs getting but two and the
Cleaners three.
Murray. first No for the winners.
Eot home run In the opening a
second run waa made in the third
inning The Cuhs came back IN the
fourth frame ana tied the score with
two counters. Tho Cleaners forged
into the lead IN the ai1th with two
tainss
semple ~ the winners was The out,
standing fielding star Of tho game.
Tho score r. ~ D..
Arden 1uhH tssttusstss
Louie'H r. y. Cleaners g
Anderson and nlanehi raulson and
ulondln
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LEADERS WIN
BOTH GAMES

SALT LAKE CITY May q. San
Francisco won both games from Salt
Lake here yesterday. Tho scores
worc Q TO s and II To 10.
Tho scores: uirst gamc) II, H. f.
San Francisco ...t,,........ Is o
Salt Lake t..s+tssss4...s... 10 o
Geary Burger, shea and hEnew. sin
sieton, McCRbc and Jenkins.
tSeoond gamo) r. ". r..
San Francisco ......,t....,1T n6
HAt Lake s.t.ts. s.sstssa.ss 10 ~
Mitchell land Yclle. kRlllo. ifulycy and
Cook
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SEALS BEAT BEES
At THEIR OWN GAME

The San Francisco Seals murdered
the salt Lake Bees In Utah last
week. winning the series and
strengthening their lead. They beat
the Bees at their own game-slug.
ing the apple in the cheese boz.
The Seals return for another home
stand and unless they are stopped
soon IT'S going TO be mighty tough
trying 10 catch them later.
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INDIANS ARE
RfTl RNING

GoinE in sixth place and coming
home in the first division. the Seat.
lie Indians have had tho most sue.
ceSSfll road trip that any Seattle
club has enjoyed in years. They
won nine games out OF the IA played
with Oakland and Vernon. They
open Wednesday with Oakland and
Vernon comes the following week.
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We don't know whether Dave
Danforth Of the Browns monkeys
with the ball or not, but he certain.
~ makes monkeys out OF the other
teams.