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The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-01-25
OBITUARY

Mrs. VIM. Paananen died Sunday at
her home in Pelkie after an illness
of several weeks.
She has resided in that section tie
past twelve years and has always en-
joyed the friendship and confidence
Of the people in that part Of Barage
township.
Besides her husband, she is sur
vived by eight children, the oldest be-
ing daughter seventeen years Of age.
The funeral will be held today, in
terment being in the Pelkie cemetery.
James Bennett Of Odanah, Wis,
well known in both Assinins and Zeba,
died January 2 Of burns received
when his home was destroyed by fire
at Odanah.
Bennett had just returned from
working in camp and sat down in
his home to visit with his brother.
Mrs. Bennett and the children had
gone to bed, and when the brother
rose to leave he opened the kitchen
door and the flames burst forth. Mrs.
Bennett was reused by the shouts Of
the men and threw the children out Of
a window. The father, thinking that
one Of his daughters was in the kit
chen, where he had seen her last,
rushed into the fire to rescue her. His
efforts were needless. for all the chill
dren had escaped. He was taken to
the hospital, where he suffered sew
eral days before expiring.
James Rajala died Thursday of last
week at the hospital in Marque.te
from injuries received at Rogers sid
ing, when log struck him and threw
him from ten-foot high skidway.
He was twenty-five years Of age
and son of Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Ra-
jala of Walton, and his untimely de-
mise is loss to that community.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-01-25
D ACTIVITIES

pn for the first four days
Pr. 1928. q total Of l32, ,466
and trucks, Fordson trac-
lincoln cars in the United
hts, breaks all records for
|of any previous December
b Motor company's history.
pber,; 1922. production was
The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-01-25

Wesley Blaker Of zeba was con-
fined to his room with illness the first
Of the Yssk. ..... !, <. .-.....
The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-01-25

hday morning fire from an
\ stove in Roe Harter's pool
Paraga did some damage to
ing. The flames were be-
walls and hard to sat at.
the furniture of Axel Suth-
Thomas Hayes, tenants on
floor. was taken from the
nd damaged.
ding, which was moved 70
location last summer. Is
Herman J. Falk, the loss
red by insurance.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-01-25
DESTROYS CLUB
81 AT PEQuAMINC

by night of last week the
nse at Pequaming was de-
n fire. The blaze started in
ent probably from q defect
~. A. NJ. Kelly, the lessee,
rly all Of his merchandise
bres. his loss being very
nb was owned by the Ford
and was the recrea-
u Of the town. It was built
bars ago by the Hebards, be-
lletely equipped with bowl
J, pool and billiard tables.
oly win reopen up the bust
pom as he secures a location.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-04
vZACNA NAvsTEvA.

I v pondelok popoludni poctil
nasu redakciu navstevou p Ivan
Daxner, slovensky spisovatel' z
Pittsburghu, znamy narodovec,
syn sfovenskeho revolucionara z
r. 1948, st. Marka Daxnera no.
w predseda Sdruzenia Sloven-
skych Novinarov Amerike. Pan
Daxner navracal sa Clevelandu
kde bral dcast t. ma schodzi tistred.
nej spravy 81. Ligy, ma kongrese
novinarov ma odhaleni sochy
gen. Stefanika. S p. Daxnerom
mali SINE rozhovor o rozlicnycl
narodnych otazkach. "Poznali sm'
v nom mileho, dobrosrdecneh;
"bat 'usku'', pod ktorym menon
znamy je takmer po celej sloven
skej Amerike a obi '1benyy kazdym
kto 5 MIN do styku pride. Ia ma
vstevu srdecna vd'aka!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-04
so7 NovYcH oBcANov.

Minuleho tyzdna prevadzane bo-
ly zkusky kandidatov ma obcian-
stvo a z $50 kandidatov obdrzalo
obcanstvo 3O7. Medzi tymito boil
i viacerf Slovaci, ale v pomere XII
celkovemu poctu bolo toho malo.
Jeden kandidatov neobdrzal OBJ
canstvo, lebo jednCbo casu boil
odsddeny Pre-, prestdBenjiie pIelssi-
bicnshoE zak ana.a JestlisaotssH.iIyy
chce sa stat obcanom,. musi md
w cakat' pat rokov. Novi obea-
mia zdcastnili sa pondelok ban
ketu.vo YMe,As ma ktorom hlav.
nym r. eenikcdn- bol sudcas sokresnts
ho s1du Lyon.
II.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-04

Tohto tyzdHa pracuje So len
styri dni al to.lv menej oddele-
mach nez minuleho tyzdna. Vo
sttrtok zastayena bude praca tax
mer vsade, k voli sviatku A. j1la.
Republic nepracuje cely tyzdei1l '
Bessemeri, Brown-Bonnell diel-
mach a " Niles. Trllmbull Steel
mlyny, Newton Steel, Falcon Steel
Waddell tiez stoja. Iba Sharon
Steel Hoop zahajila pracu v, ne.
del'u osmich mlynoch. =
Vo Farrell American Sheet and
Tinplate Co., ktora "a poslednt
diva tyzdne operovala svoje mlyny
takmer plnou silou, tohto tyzdna
nepracuje.
Ocakava sa ale zlepsenie ma bu
dnci tyzden vsade. V inych tovar
mach v Youngstown, a okoli s;
pracuje obstojne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-04
PARMA MA. PREDAJ

.Dr6bezna farma, 1plne zasobe-
ma hydinou, rs akrov, polovica
vycistena, ostatok krasnv iavoro-
w, orechovy atd'. les. 8 izbovy
dom, dobra mastal, styri vel'ke
kurnfky, 3 mensie, 3 inkubatory,
81 mich na 600 vajec, 4 liahnucie
pece, mlyncek na krmivo, gazovy
motor, sekac, pluhy, brany, oko-
pavace, voz, sane, siry, l k6n, l
krava (skoro sa oteli). Asi 700
nesticich k1r, asi 600 kurciatok,
olej, gaz, uhlie v susedstve, vsct-
ky prava zahrnute, ~ mile ku
poste. Dobra pol'ovacka, dobra
rybacka v pstruhovom potoku. Ma
statnej ceste. Kto sa zauj1ma .
t1to farmu, mech sa hlasi ORA
Chas. A. Duff, 1874 E. Federal ST.,
Youngstown, 0.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-04
MEsTSKf A zUPNi URADNfCI

Jeden mas priatel nam oznamu
je, re pri poslednych zkdskach ma
obcanstvo sudca daval i take O.
tazky, re kto je mayorom alebo
1ctovnikom Youngstown, komisa
rom alebo serifom Mahoning zu-
by atd'., a re mnohi z kandidatov
obcanstva nevedeli odpovedat', le-
bo take malickosti 81 nem6ze ka-
zdy v hlave drzat'. Tu podavame
pre- buddcu potrebu mena NEST
skych i zupnych dradnikov:
Mayor mesta Charles Scheiblc.
Fiskal mesta Law directory,
Clyde w. Osborne.
Uctovnfk mesta director of
finance), Arthur Williams.
Predseda mestskej rady, .Mr.
Lentz.
Mestsky inzinier, Mr.. Turner.
Komisar poulicnych drah, Har-
ry Engle.
Policajny sef, Hedge Powell.
Sudcovia mestskeho sudu, Hon.
JOS. Heffernan a Hon. Jenkins.
/. Toto su hlavnejsie osobnosti V
mestskej sprave. V nepritomno-
sti mayora mesto spravuje NEST
| sky lfiskal. A ked' je j ten vida
leny mesta, tax mestsky 1ctov-
mix.
Hlavnymi osobnost ami zupy sii
traja komisari, serif, uctovnik, po-
kladnfk sddny klerk. Serifom je
Paul Lyden, komisarmi David
Morgan, Allan Shale Mr.. Israel.
Uctovnikom (auditorom) je E. M.
Faust, pokladnllom Frank Vogan
a sildnym klerkom je DIR. H. N.
CLANCY. Tiez je tu okresny fiskus
| (prosecutor), ktorym je H. Fl.
Hull a koroner,. ktorym je dr..
| Hayes.
Zupni lradnlci budn voleni zno-
WI tohto roku, preto kandidati OBJ
canstva mech 81 potion soznam no.
yych uradnikov vystrihnd no.
win a odlozia pre- svoju potrebu.
Podobne mech urobia vysledkom
volieb krajinskych a statnych.
Kto by este d'alsie informacie
potreboval, mech sa hlasi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-04

ISL Y
VIZ tieto obnosy prosto kreditova-
la ma dcet dra Eduardo sBenesa
nezadovazziiila's 81 od neho poistenku
prijatfa obnosu.
!. Teda Ligou zaslanych $54, ,98O.O0
bolo pripfsanyych ku dobru nctu
dra Eduardo Benesa v Parfzi OBJ
nosom 299,O53 frankov. ze memo
vana banka musela upovedomit
dra Eduardo Benesa o kredito-
vanf tohoto obnosu na jeho 1Get
al tom, ze kym Dol zaslany, -
to je zrejme.
|. Obnos, dl'a zapisnice Dol posla-
ny drovi Eduardovi Benesovi w
lucne ma pomoc S16venska. Jaka
pomoc tomuto bola poskytnuta -
Q tom Liga nevie absolntne mic.
Korespondenciu medzi drom Be-
neSom Llgou OIL 'adom tejtO ia
lezitosti som nevidel.
Ma druhu interpelaciu odpove-
dam nasledovne:
V meste Pittsburghu, Pa. 70.
ku 1919 asi druhej polovici me-
! siaca februara mojou iniciativou
pracou vedena bola sbierka me
dzi Amerikanmi. Sbierka pocals
nra1ne dina 3. marca 1919. Pred
seldom jej Dol jestli sa nemylin
sloyutny Samuel Harden Church
podipredsedom 1ctyhodny slo
yutny sudca Burlington a poklad
nixon p. McEldowney, vtedajs
pokladnik pittsburhskej Unio1
Trust Co Sbierku riaIdil zvlastn.
vybor, pozostayajuci, nakol 'ko nj
ia pafnat' siaha, troch menova
nych panov, potion zosnuleho bra
\ ia Mamateya, dra Stybra, advo
I kata'' Taboras a jej sekretara ST
Peter-a, vyniesla vyse $4,000
a to zasluhou a vylucnou zasluho
1ctihodneho sudcu Buffingtona.
,Ponevac my SINE, vtedy menova
nych bratov Cechov povolali k i
casti pine hotovsj vyplanovane
a zaistenej sbierky - tt nechcel
{ laby boil "a nu dany kredit Sic
Ivenskej Lige v Amerike pone
.Ivac chcelo sa vyhnut' snad' a
nejakym otazkam haklivym =
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-04

bolo usnesene, ze 70 sbierky ulozi
sa Union Trust Company $780,
600 ma memo prezidenta T. q. Ma.
saryka, pravda, 60 jednotlivca;
$25, 600 bolo yyplatene nej ma
moju intervenciu' plnku, defilo-
.vaysiemu svojho casu pred Bic
lynn Domom ma ceste 20 Sibfra
domov a ostatok, paciaci sa ma
niekol 'ko tisfc dolaroy lezi este
dosial' v menovanom bankovpm
nstave. j.
Prezident Masaryk jeho pro.
speech deponovany obnos pouzi1
ma urcene ciele, sdelene mu Wy.
boron.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-04
BUfsL,Er1lg
z dradoyns tsjomnika slov. Ligy.
VYSvETIENIE Ma oTAzHU
DIR. BENE6ovI zAsGsAfffCHs
PENAzf.

Ma zasedani XIV. kongresu 81.
Ligy, vydrziavaneho Cd 27. do
20, maja 1924 v meste Bingham
ton, N. Y, br. Ivan Bielek, pred
seda Slov. Lfgy, ziadany Dol o wy
svetlenie OIL l'adom penazi, ktore
pocas obslobodzujdceho boja "a
slate boly p. dr.. Edvardovi Be
nesovi, vtedajsiemu tajomnikovi
Cesko-S -Slovenskej Narodnej Rady.
Odpoved' br. Bieleka je nasledov-
ma:
Boly verejne podane dive inter-
pelacie a sice:
Gi Drovi Benesovi bolo vypla-
tenych 500, 100000 Slovenskou Ii
kou Amerike a ci ich dostal, a
co sa stalo so sbierkou, vedenou
Pittsburghu, Pa, ktora vyniesla
vyse stvrt' miliona dolarov.
Ma prvu odpovedam:
Drovi Eduardovi Benesovi "a.
slane bolo Ldgou, dina IA. febru.
ara 1919, cestou Farmers Deposit
Saving Bank Pittsburghu ka
belom $35,OOo.O0 alebo 10000
frankov cestou Braddock Ma.
tional Banky v Braddocku, Pa.
resp. American Express Spoloe
nosti, dna 81. januara 1919 $1e,
$4,000 alebo 1OS,753 frankov -
tiez kabelom. 40 IL;
CT zasielka dosla ci nie,s bole
vysetrovane mesiaci okt6br
1919, kedy sa dl'a tu pripojenycf
dokumsntov zistilo, ze obnos po
sielanyssrkze prvl banku Dol pri
pfsany cestou Cook and Compan,
ma bankovyy leet dra Benesa dn'
{. 1s. februasasa9la obnos, posie1a
ny ale bankou druhou tiez pripi
sany Dol sPoloenost on Cook ant
Company ma spominany dset. OBJ
bapxove tstavy tvrdia, ze Spoloe
p6st' Cook and Company, pone
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-04
MA PREDAJ FARMA

/ esA akfoy, s. izbavypo'm, vel .
kasstebelna, ma dla4dehej ,Ylnaga-
dam ceste. Cena $4,000, ina| I i |laHke
podmienky, alebo zamenim "a
mestsky majetok. Haste sa osob-
pe alebo pisomne u Andy Fedor,
~ r D. No Q, Hssbasdy o. Ass.
bo telefonujte 1924. 4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-04

& Ma Millet Ave, noyys 6 igbovy-
polo bungalow, tiez 9-izbovy dom.
Oba domy majd vsetky modefne
'pohodlia garadze. Haste sa "
.majitel'a pod cislom 1O3 Millct
Ave. '''f (3x)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-04
pREIDA ga.

5 rocna fresna Jersey kraYa, Do
bra pre- vacsiu familiu. Tiez nam
do predaju sporaky do kuchyne,
jedna olejova, druha ma uhlie IL
drevo jednl pocnd 4x7 ice boxu
Haste sa &C 28O6 Shirley Road
LansingvilIe (kle sa hra lobda)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-04

FARBEA DO. zklHiGY AIKDo
MA PREDAJ

Preda sa alebo zameni "a NEST
sky ma5etok 80 akroya farma, I
izbovy dom, vel'ka stebelna, tri
sandy, s krav, Q kone, 3 telce, yse-
tky farmarske strojc i traktor
atd'. Role obsiate a posadene. Ce-
ma SO vsetkym $4,000. Haste sa
alebo pfste: George Lapin, R F.
D. No. 2, Lowellville, Ohio, aiebc
v redakcii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-04

Ma PREDAJ - ma l'ahke pod
mienky, 5 izbovy dom $ kdpel-
nou dubovym zahotovenfm. Js-
den aker zeme mnohymi ovoc-
nymi stromami. Vel'ka mastal a
kurnfk. Haste sa ma LIST Street vo
Wickliff u VIM. Felmet.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-04
Ma PREDAJ5 ,PEKARNA

Lacno, ak sa preda. tohto me-
siaca. Fame miesto pre- slovenskd
pekaren. Haste sa {. 172k South
Bridge ST., Struthers, Ohio. (x)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-04
s IzBovY DOM IA $4,000.

Preda sa 5 izbovy- dom ma Ian
singville, lot 40x14O, fornes, e4ek-
trika, voda, pumpa, gaz, klazet,
kurnik. Dlazdeny chodnik. Haste
sa u M. Mraza, v redakcii.
The Washington times., 1924-10-06
DR.. Al. B. slime LEADS
IN TRAP SHOOTING EVENT

While a major part Of the mem
bers Of the washington Gun Club
went to see the Mats and the
Giants perform in the World Series
nine members Of the Capital City
Club turned out to shatter the
clays.
Apparently the club has a PEN
nant winner in veteran Doctor Al.
b. Slime. who smashed thirty-fivs
straight without a miss and COM
pleted the program Of fifty with .
total Of forty-eight breaks.
Hunter ran Slime a close race
smashing forty-seven out Of fifty,
but was nosed out for the high gun
spoon. Doctor Wynkoop broke for
ty.five out Of fifty and in shoot
off with Doctor Monroe he broke
twenty-three out OF twenty-five to
twin the high handicap spoon. Doc
tor Monroe led in the doubles with
seventeen out Of twenty.fOur.
The Washington times., 1924-10-06
MURRAY DENC|O.
BATTLE 1T
BARRACKS
Midgets Signed for Twelve
Rounds Benefit Of John
son Testimonial

Walter Johnson's testimonial an
tomobiIe will get = nice start on its
unencumbered way tomorrow night
when frankie Murray and Young
Dencio go at each Others throat in
tweIve.round bout at the Wash
ington Barracks
frankie Mann, who knows more
about the fight game in Washing
ton than any other one man. be-
Iieyes that he has couple Of real
scrappers signed up. frankie MUIR
ray has mixed with the, best OF
them, and Dencio is far from being
any ones meat. The boys should
see a rousing battle.
The preliminary fighters have mot
vet been selected.
& All the proceeds, except actual
expenses. 90 to the Walter johnson
testimonial fund.
The Washington times., 1924-10-06
Newspaper Writer
Loses Valuable
Records

Bill Hanna, veteran baseball
writer Of the New York Herald
Tribune. lost Spalding baseball
scorebook at the Griffith sta
dunn last Saturday and is offer
ing a reward to the finder
thereof, if the same will be
returned to him in care Of The
Washington Times Sporting De-
partment.
The book has no intrinsic
value to Mr.. Hanna, but it con-
tains the scores of the New
York 'GiaIts' games through
out the 1924 race as well as
that of the first world series
game, here. If the finder will
communicate with the sporting
editor Of this newspaper, suit
able reward win be made.
The Washington times., 1924-10-06
NOTES CLEANED FROM
SECOND SERIES CAME

The Senators are a well organized
ball club. The Giants give the inn
preston Of merely being nine men.
That infield misses the sparkling
genius Of Bancroft's leadership.
Washington fans are quite sports
manlike in their attitude toward
visiting teams but they don't be-
iieve in encouraging foreign indus.
try. Panied silence usually greets
any play that doesn't react to the
benefit Of Washington.
They did rise to Lindstronl's stop
OF Bluege's smash yesterday, at thar.
The young mans glove smothered
the shot with the ease and grace OF
one who brushes a fly off the fore
head.
The Washington times., 1924-10-06
NAVY COACHES
BUILD TEAM
ANEW
Though Not Disappointed,
Mentors Plan to Pep Up
Team for Saturday

ANNAPOLIS. Oct. e.The Naval
Academy Is rot discouraged BY
the small margin Of victory, IL
to Z, against william and Mary
yesterday, and win fight to win
against Marquette, which ranks
ais a much stronger team. next
Saturday. The team went through
Saturdays game without serious
injury to any player, though Flip.
pen Is not In the best OF shape
and will be given 4 short rest.
The passing game of william
and Mary proved very effective,
and it was acquired largely through
the fact that Rockne, the famous
Notre Dame coach. has been con.
Quoting his football school at WI.
Harrisburg this summer. and the
collegians have had the benefit ~
his instruction. The yirginians
played rings around the Navy in
this style of play, and it's gen
orally admitted that the Midship-
mems defense to this attack must
improve during the week.
Shapley, yelling and Caldwell,
of the Navy backs, did very en-.
couraging work, but the most sat
isfactory feature of all was the
punting Of Chillingworth. This
rangy Hawaiian put at least three
punts down the field for fifty
Yards each. and covered far more
ground than any Navy kicker OF
recent years. He weighs 100 pounds
and played a good game at guard,
so that he is likely to hold his
place.
The Washington times., 1924-10-06
ALL De VII DOCS
&C CHANGE
on GRID
Every Station in Marine
Corps Has It's Football
Team

Football Is organized throughout
The entire Marine Corps 50 that
every officer and man in it has =
chance to show his skill in This
tranch of the sport. Every station
of any size in the entire corps has
an organized football team. These
teams generally take the name Of
the post at which they aFa stationed.
They arrange their schedule with
small colleges, high schools and
service teams located within their
immediate vicinity
At large posts there are generally
more than one team. Toward the
close Of the footta all season games
are played for the championship
Of the West coast and East coast.
However, in View OF the expenses
involved. there Is no all Marine Corps
championship game scheduled be
tween the champion teams Of each
coast.
The star players from these teams.
10th on the East coast and West
coast. are spotted and assembled at
! the Marine Barracks, Quantico. Va,
carly the following season. They
are then weeded out and approx
rnately twenty-five of the most likelv
candidates are formed into q squad
known as the Marine Corps football
squad, and from this squad comes
the Marine Corps football team. The
remainder of the candidates are
formed into another squad called the
Quantieo Marines. These two squads
ere quartered and trained. strictly
.l;dependent of each other. The
Marine Corps football team plays
colleges. universities, and champion
Army and Navy teams only. The
Quantico Marines play teams rep.
resenting college freshman class
es, military schools. and certain
Army, and Navy teams. Baseball
in the Marine Corps is organized
exactly along the same lines.
The Washington times., 1924-10-06
Giants And Sox To
Start Tour
Oct. Is

CHICAGO, Oct. 6.-Manager
Johp McGraw, Of the New York
Giants, by long distance. yester-
day assured Tip O'Neil, BUSH
ness manager Of the proposed
world tour Of the Giants and
Chicago White Sox, that the
tour has not been cancelled.
despite rumors to the contrary.
If the world series ends in
New York, it was said, the
clubs viii play their first exhi-
bition game at Ottawa, Canada,
October 49,.
The Washington times., 1924-10-06
Hes 4 Biz Figure

1t isn't easy To picture world
series minus Babe Rnth. The Babe
says the same thing. but ting
press box isn't 30 bad" he adds.
Ruth win cover the series for The
WASHINGTON Times.
The Washington times., 1924-10-06
Urban rs SICK

Luke Urban, former Yank catcher
with Buffalo. is III Of pneumonia,
but reports from the hospital have
1t he is convalescentA However, 1t
will be some time before he can
coach Canisius or play with the
Bison Pros.
The Washington times., 1924-10-06
Yale Is Ethical

With the present football season
giving evidence Of being a nip and
tuck affair between the big three.
Yale has Just disqualified two Of
its most promising football candi.
dates on slender grounds.
The Washington times., 1924-10-06
DIEGEL OUTLAWS STARS
M PROFESSIONAL GOLF

KANSAS CITY. No., Oct. CLEO
Diegei won the Heart of America
Seventy.two Hole Medal Play Pro
feesiOnaI championship az the Blue.
hills Country Club here turning IN
b score Of 2S6.
The Washington times., 1924-10-06
NLARBERRY AND OGDEN
RE ID TO HOP ON
M Ora WIS GIANTS
BysLQLlIS e. BOUCHER.

NEW YORK, Oct Five games remain ia the world series Of
W IS probable that viii be played the final contest
coming TO Washington Thursday With victory already
accounted for, three each
tc the other, ty and do it.. # y happens that each
wins three and the final payo necessary the
each club win toss for the location Of the
Washington the the capital will the title decided
f New York toss hurry the
clash IN All inclemen weather
the big series will be next night
The Washington times., 1924-10-06

Rated for LindsrOm twelfth inning first game
Ran for Bentley IN twelfth inning, first game
r-TSatted for twelfth INNING game
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Harris 70 Judge G Peck % Judge Let on
Nehf, OIL johnson
Strc nBy Nef johnson, H. Wild pitchsy gon9sO1
innings Neh
rnns ii IL innings Bentley hits m SS nnngs'
as runs IN S23 innings; hits no runs m lS
The Washington times., 1924-10-06
NATIONALS
Raubar caIne BACK

Not so many years ago, Ty Ran.
Der was one of Centra1's best back
field men. He came back with the
washington and Lee team and
played a neat game against the
University Of Maryland team.
The Washington times., 1924-10-06
MarYIand 0ets Teat

The University or Maryland will
get a mean test in the game with
the Washington and Lee eleven in
the Central stadium Friday. The
game was moved up one day be.
cause OF the ball games.
The Washington times., 1924-10-06
Famous Celding Dead

Borrow, famous sixteen-yeaY-old
gelding Of the Harry Payne whitney
stables, died at the Brookdale farm
Of that stable. Borrow has some
distinguished offsprings on the
tracks.
The Washington times., 1924-10-06
Heinie Now Al Umpire

Heinie Webb, three years manager
.of the crack Union Printers ball
team. will be an umpire in the
pantomime word series to be held
at American League park while the
Griffs are at the Polo. ground,
The Washington times., 1924-10-06

No world series has really
started until the fifth or sixth
game, when the players are 50
tired Of looking at each other
they stop speaking.
Familiarity breeds contempt
and the quickest way to win
baseball game or anything else
is to hate your neighbor As
yourself.
In this frame Of mind we can
all do cur worst, which, in T.
world series, IS always our
best.
The managers have pulled
their best rabbits out 81 th0
high hats, and nobody knows
who viii be yanked out to pitch
today.
Saturday, Bucky Harris waved
his magic wand over his silk
fedora and out jumped Walter
johnson with q ball in one hand
and . glove on the other.
Sunday. Harris stroked the
beaver derby against the fur
and his trick went over per-
fectly- proving that every ma
gician ought to have at least
two trials on every stunt.
The center Of interest was
focused on President Coolidge
on the opening game, out yes
terday it shifted to Will Rogers.
If that isn't going from rhe
sublime to the ridiculous, then
you telH one.
Mayor Hylan will toss out
the first ball and get his pic
ture printed in the paper, front,
rear and side Views. But the
baby who should be mugged by
the Graflex boys is the fan who
losses the first fit.
This series is due TO get over,
sometime this week and, in the
meantime, business, industry,
commerce and trade is 6eader
than the Eighteenth amendment.
The Washington times., 1924-10-06
Here's Likely Lineup
And Batting Order
For Today's Game

The probable lineup and bat
ting order for the third game OF
the world series today at z
n M at the Polo Grounds be-
tween the Giants and Nationals
follow: