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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-06
GOLFERS FROM MAIN
HIGH BEAT AUSTIN
BY A MATCH MARGIN
San Antonians Defeat Capt.
tai City Players
Third Time.

Austin, Tex, April 5.-For the
third successive time. the Main Ave
nue. High School golfers of San An
tonic, defeated the Austin High golf
ers Saturday on the Austin Country
Club course. The San Antonio lads
were forced to extend themselves TO
win a hard-fought 5-to-4 final count.
The Austin High golfers won two sin
giles matches and two foursomes, the
Main players winning four singles and
one fOursome.
Results of the singles:
Phillip George (Austin)' won from
Tod Menefee. up on IS holes; Louis
Levinson (Mainj won from Felix
George. 4 and 3; Reuben Albaugh
and 1; Don Malarky (Austin) de-
feated Morris Levinson, 4 and 3;
Wofford Shayne (Main) easily defeat.
cd Jay Brown, 6 and 81: Russell
Kirkland (Main) won from Tony But
Ter. 2 and /.
Results of the foursomes
Felix and Phillip George (Austin)
won from Tod Menefee and Louis
Levinson, 1 IN. These first rank
ing golfers played pretty golf and it
was anyDOdyS match throughout.
Louis Levinson shot an 81 on the
afternoon round with Phillip George.
(Austin) breaking the seventies.
Malarky and Drake defeated Nor
ris Levinson and Reuben Albaush in
hard-fought is holes. 2 and 1. Young
Drake was at the height of his game
and turned in low card of 50.
kirkland and Shayne (Main) won
from Brown and Butler. 3 and 2.
Tod Menefee and Reuben Albaugh.
Main players. both turned in low cards
for the morning round. Menefee hit
ting an so and Albaugh an 50.
In the afternoon round. Drake and
Malarky. Austin players. both turned
in cards of So. Louis Levinson. Main.
turned in low card of 81 for the
afternoon play.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-06
IT'S SAMSCO NOW
Gray Jacket Team Secures BackiI
Local Concern.

The Gray Jackets. entered in
Sunday intermediate Baseball Les
have secured the backing Of the
Antonio Machine and Supply
pany. and viii be known as the s.
co team in thief uture.
NJ. r. Gill is managing the club
season and secured the backin|
Samsco for the team. Arthur vii
is assistant manager, and Nd
Falk. field captain.
Manager Gill has called a wei
of the team to be held at . OF
Sunday on the Blumberg diamond
A practice game will be played
urday with the Mckinley A4
Methodists at 3 o'clock next 81
day on the Blumberg diamond.
forts are being made to SCHEDULED
eral more games before the leagud
son opens Sunday, April IL.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-06
AUSTIN LOSES
ITO BRUINS BY
i 7-TO-1 SCORE
Keenan, Pitches Last Five
Frames and Does Not
Allow a Hit.
MEYERS WHACKS FOUR
One Goes Over the Left
Field Wall-Another
! Game Sunday.
MEYERS WHACKS FOUR

The Austin Rangers couldn't do
much with the slants of two San An
tonic pitchers at League Park Satur-
day and the Bears shambled to an
easy Z to ] victory over the Texas
Association visitors.
The boys from the state capital
nicked "Rube" Marshall for four hits
In four innings and scored their lone
run in the fourth when one of the
hits--by Bedford--turned out to be 4
triple. and Courtney stacked a single
on top of it, but Jimmy Keenan,, the
left handed midget, strutted TO the
mound in the fifth and thereafter
there was strictly nothing doing in
the hit line for the foe.
- Keenan, twirled exceptional base
ball. He walked a couple but his
control was generally of top quality
and he put an assortment of jumps
and twirls on his smoky pitches that
had the Austin boys a wee bit groggy.
He famed five batters and only three
balls were knocked out of the infield
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-06
MAY RESTRAIN STRONG
Houston Club Considers Injunction il
Player Joins "Outlaws."

Houston. Tex. April 5.-Should
Harry Strong, who recently jumped
contract with the Houston Bluffs,
appear in a uniform of the Racine
Club of the "outlaw" Mid West
League, the Houston Club will seek
an injunction restraining him from
playing at all.
Houston is obligated to pay for
Strong, since they bought him from
Beaumont for several thousand dollars
and later he reported to the Bluffs
and signed a contract with them.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-06
F|RPO KNOCKS !
OUT REICH IN
FIRST R0uNl
American ham-and-eggd
Hardly Gets Out Of
His Corner.
FIRP0'S LAST FIGHT
"Wld Bull" Says He
Through With the Ring
for Good.
FIRPO'S LAST FIGHT

Buenos Aires. April 5.-Luis F
pos farewell fight" was short a
sweet Saturday night.
Al Reich, the Jersey Adonis" fr,
the United States. hardly had til
to advance from his corner and I
up his hands in fighting position
fore the aforementioned "Wild Blu
was upon him. Firpo sailed in q
knocked Reich flat, ending in the I'll
round what some $4,000 people b
hoped would be a full-distance fift(
round set-to.
The proceeds Of the abbreviaj
bout went to charity.
Firpo announced before the bd
that it would be his last and
would devote his future to busin|
and pleasure. He said he planned
attend strictly to his many busin|
interests here for a month and I'll
sail for Europe to take in the sigh
including the Olympic Games.
Many people here. as in the Until
States. are still unconvinced, howev
that Firpo will remain out of
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-06

chalked up in the Bears sixth. Full
Ter singled to center with one out.
Roscnthal hit the edge of the plate
and the ball bounced high straight
over the infield. The pitcher whipped
it to first base when it finally came
down but Rosenthal had it beaten By
step. Fuller tried to hustle to
third while this was going on and
was thrown out. Galloway hit safely
to right. The ball was pegged to-
ward third. Nobody stepped forward
to handle 1t and it rolled to the
bleachers, letting Rosenthal in with a
run.
The fans, In the late innings, set
tied down to see if keenan, coull
keep the enemy hitless for his five
inning shift and nothing else matter
ed when Jim succeeded.
The Rangers and Bears battle again
Sunday. The game starts at 3
o'clock. Cole and Scott are the men
Cecil Griggs, the Austin pilot, will
choose between for first pitching duty.
he indicated Saturday. Bob Couch
man will start for the Bears. Man
ager Coleman said, and probably will
pitch six innings. Blethen may fin
ish.
II. J. Benson, magnate. missed Sat.
urday's game. At a late hour Satur-
day night, to quote the Teapot Probe
reporter, he had not returned from
his mysterious trip eastward. He is
expected back Sunday, however.
Saturdays crowd was not very
large, under n thousand. Evidently
the previous beatings the Rangers
took from the Bears had their effect
on the attendance.
Galloway left the game In the sew
enth inning just to rest up. No in
jury. Bill Warwick finished at the
initial sack.
Cecil Griggs hasn't his full strength
in the field yet. Henderson has been
doing all the catching while Marin
has filled an injured second baseman's
shoes. A pitcher. Pipkin, who has
also had infield experience, was at
second Saturday. He played the po-
sition well.
George Brovold's one-handed pickup
and throw to get Matthews at first
in the. fifth inning was the fielding
feature.
The game was the fastest exhibition
OF the season so far. 1t required just
an hour and a half.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-06
Meters Beats College Midgets.

Meters Pharmacy baseball team
conducted Suggest at the expense Of
the st. Mary's College Midgets Satur-
day and won a onc-sided contest by
the score of IL to 3. Alderman star
red for the winners with six hits ont
of six times to bat and Lopez with
three hits out of five times up. Ack-
crmnn also pitched steady ball. Ralph
Howard made the feature catch when
he stopped high one at first base.
Alderman nitched for the winners and
Lopez caught. The Midgets' battery
was Chiken and Guerra.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-06
BIacIk Sox Beat Buckeyes.

The Black Sox. sub-junior base
ball team, Saturday defeated the
Cox, Lyons and Nelson Buckeyes. FL
mer. Carr Priest and ArredOndo.
Ezell. f. Paschal. Blamey, Nelson
and Lyons starred for the winners;
Arredondo and Carr for the losers.
The Sox want TO play teams with an
age limit of II years. Call Travis
6600 and ask for Russell.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-06
SHREVEPORT IS
so VICTIM Of
THE RED SOX
Jack Quinn Lets Cassers
Down With Three
Hits.
BOSTON SLAMS HARRIS
San Antonio-trained Big
Leaguers Get Eleven
Hits.
BOSTON SLAMS HARRIS

Shreveport. La, April S.-The
Shreveport Gassers of the Texas
League were pie for the Boston Amer
lean Leaguers in an exhibition game
here Saturday afternoon. The score
was o to o.
Lee Fohl's Red Sox collected eleven
hits off "Slim" Harris while Jack
Quinn, the aged star of the Beaneat-
ers' staff. allowed only three bingles.
Boston also played errorless ball be-
hind Quinn, while Shreveport's de-
Tense was charged with three mis-
cues.
The Red Sox have not lost an exhi-
bition game this spring. although San
Antonio tied them in the first contest
they played, 13 to 13. The San An
tonic team was the only club able to
give them good battle.
Saturdays score:
r. Fl. E..
BOSTON ................ II 0
Shreveport o 3 3
Batteries: Quinn and O'Neill; Har-
ris and Graham.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-06
BOWLING

The last week Of the Knights OF Co.
lumbus Bowling League find the Schnei-
der and Emig teams fighting for first
place. The Emig team has to play four
postponed games and until these are
played the winner Will be undecided.
That all teams were evenly Il
evidenced by the standing of the teams.
only three failing to average 500 or
better
All postponed games will be played ir
the coming week. Thursday evening. a
general meeting will be held and election
of captains for the new series. which
Will start Monday, April Il, will be held.
Tho standInR.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-06
Vidal Indians Play Stars.

The Vidal Indians will play the
East End All-Stars on the Conception
diamond at 3 o'clock Sunday after
noon. The Indians. mostly school
boys. have a fast team and are going
out of their class to take on the All
Stars. who are picked from East End
players. Capt. Frank Vidal of the
Indians has signed up Lucas, formerly
Of the West End Sluggers. and Mer-
cado. a college youngSter. In the In
dian lineup Sunday will be: Lucas.
Ernest Charles. Jimmy Perez. Ram
irez, Martinez. Villareal. Navarro.
Mcrcado, Rendon. Hernandez and
Vidal.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-06
BAPTIST NINE COPS
San Marcos Academy Downs Austin
Silents. 1912.

San Marcos. Tex, April 5.-The
San Marcos Baptist Academy base-
ball team Saturday defeated the Sill
ents of Austin from the state deaf
and dumb institute. 10 to .. The win
ners led all the way. Batteries We're:
Academy-Allcn. Curry and Hart
man; Silents-LaRue, Myers. Baker
and Howell. Sbands of the South
west Texas Teachers College umpired.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-06

Bobby was of an inquiring turn Of
mind. but mother usually managed to
answer his questions. why does daddy
go to town everyday" he asked on one
occasion. ''To work so that you and i
can have good dinners" mother replied
promptly. Next day. as Bobby sat down
to dinner. he looked disparagingly at the
fare provided, then turned an accusing
eye on father: You didn't do much to-
day. did you?' he remarked.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-06
College Baseball

At College Station: Texas Aggies,
IL; Texas Christian University, Z.
At Waco: Southern Methodist
University, IA; Baylor University, q.
At Meridian, Tex: Meridian Col
lege, Z; John Tarleton College, 5.
At Georgetown, Tex. Trinity Uni
versity, Il: Southwestern Univer-
sity, 6.
At Annapolis, Nd: University Of
Vermont. o.; Navy, 4.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-06

dirt and slid for the plate. 1t was
, close play. "Safe." said Hizzoner
sCap" Leidy. Galloway ended the
Inning with fly to right.
Oversight Lets One In.
Meyers homer in the fifth as first
batter up made the score 6 to 1.
The last run Of the game was
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-06
Il Has No "BIind Snot. /,

There is no "blind spot" in Willys-
Knight closed cars. All pillars of the
Windshield or door are two and a
half inches wide. The driver can see
around both side of pillars of this
width.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-06
Make Sedans Mostly.

During the present year the Frank
| lin Automobile Company will concern
trate 63 per cent of its production on
sedans alone. with a total of So per
cent enclosed cars.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-06

Stolen bases, Brovold (2), Meyers:
three-base hit. Bedford; home run. Mey-
ers; double play, Whitworth to Clements
TO Anheier; innings pitched, by Mar
shall with 1 run and hits: base on
balls. off Whitworth 3. Marshall l, Keen
an 2; struck out. by keenan, 5. Whit
worth 2: wild pitch, Whitworth; left on
bases. San Antonio 9. Austin Z; passed
ball, Henderson; time. 1880; umpires.
Leidy and Couchman.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-06

Rastus had caught samho redha
'Ah'm gwine hab yo' arrested for
in NAH chickens" he told the cd
"dat's what Aim gwine do" go Al
nIrgah. hah me arrested all yo'
to-" was the unabashed reply. "Ah'ly
yo' prove whar 20 got dem chi
yo'self."
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-06

Entries close next Tuesday night for
the state Turner bowling tournament
which will be held here during the week
Of April 1926. Entries must he made
with doc" Thrailkill or Otto klaus be-
fore Tuesday night.
San Antonio expects to have ten teams
In the tournament. Almost 400 bowl
ers are expected from various cities In
the state.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-06

Scores Tor the week;
Kemendo, 2sS-e76: Emig. .Si-273.
Williams. 24i ttook first game by for
feiO: Egli, Ell.
Balmos. 2S3-sis: Williams. see-e6s.
vollmer. 1880: Egli, 239-ss5.
Herring. 299-257: Lehman. 277-e37.
The Herring team was high for the
week with 299. Kemendo was high for
Individual honors, getting ! mines and
twelves.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-06

Galloway left the game in the sew
enth inning just to rest up. No in
jury. Bill Warwick finished at the
initial sack.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-06

Saturdays crowd was not very
large, under thousand. Evidently
the previous beatings the Rangers
took from the Bears had their effect
on the attendance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-14
Auspices Of he Birmingham Electric League

This Wonder Home has been completely furnished by the ExcIusiUe Furniture Shop of this city Each room hos furniture and decorations carefully select ed by their trained men, Each piece represents the ideal in Iiving comfort and beauty. Notice the home-like appearance 'Oith the dignified color effect perfectly appointed and tastefuly arranged by the cxcluSiue Furniture Shop.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-14
Open daily thru Sept. 21st 200 to 1000 D. n,

Go the top Mner Heights left around Key Circle 28 Ag Road Here you will find Home of Beautiful Spanish Architecture that hs been completely furnished and equipped with the latest and most mode
 electrical wiring and appliances The Home charge of trained women from the electrical industry Birmingham who will show r the home and explain every detail
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PET OBETf "VALKY".

Steubenville, o., 9. dubna.
Valka, iez v presvedGeni po-
licie zufi mezi dvema holinkar
skymi tabory. vyzadala 81 svo-
il patou obet' v 10 tydnech zde
vcera vecer. Tony Liberatore.
65lety, byl zavrazd6n ma ulici
kratce potom, kdyz diva mladi
muzi vylakali jei z jeho domo-
va. Telo jeho bylo provrtano
sedmi revolverovymi strelami.
Vsechnv vrazdy bylv spachanv
V obvodu dvou blokG cd jiz. 6.
ul. v blizkosti domovn obe-
ii. zadna zatceni nebyla pro-
vedena. jezto pribuzni pra-
tele odpfrajf sd6liti policii ia
kekoli informace.
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HAMON PODEPSAL PRY
eek.

Washington, 9. dubna. -
Senatni vybor vysetfujici ude-
leni olejnych vysad, vyslychal
dalsi svedky vzhledem k po-
western, re nominace Hardin
gova v +. 1920 byla vysledkem
dohodnuti ucineneho olejari.
J. w. Baughn z Harline, Tex,
drivejsi olejarsky operator V
Oklahoma, svedcil, re zesnuly
Jake HamOn, Glen narodniho
repuhlikanskeho vyboru "a O.
klahomu, rekl mu, re "pode-
psal eek, ienz privodil nomi-
naci w. G.. Hardinga. Tato roz
mluva byla vedena po Chicag-
ske konvenci, pravil Baughn.
Dale pry pravil Hamon, re Wy
nalozi treba $1,00O.0O0, aby v
Oklahoma vyhral republican
sky listek.
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sen. WHEELER zADA VY$ETROvAN(,
PETIcLENNY vYBoR BUDE PovEkEN
TlMT0 0k0LEm.
MONTANSKY SENATOR POPtRA VSECHNA
OBVINENt PROTI MENU Il

Washington, g. dubna. senatori bude ustanoveno
Ultra jake zvlani vybor vysetovan obzaoby senatora
Burtona X. Wheelera Montany eho domovskem state
Wheeler sam zadal toto vyetrovan pfsusna resouce
dana bya ieho kollegou. senatorem Washem
Obvinen re prijal penize sil vyvozovani vivu
vladu udelen tax zvanych permu" oejnych pozem-
cch nekteym svych pfae Wheeler prhlas cd
slovu hned zahaeni zasedani otazce osobn preie
poprel vsechna obvineni cinema pro Kdyz byl
h!asil re al "obeti nehanebneho spknuti jake kdy
sosnovano bylo prot komukoi will svemu
shn byvaleho generalnho Daughertyho pred
senanim vyborem vySetfucm odbor spravednos
heeler zda ably ieho vastn chovan byo vysetrovano
senatnim vyborem.
Senator Smith W. Brookhart lowy republikansky pred
seda vboru vysetrujciho Daugheryho prohlas reci
nate re osobn vef re obzaloba Wheelera
de stopovana ku prahu Harry NJ Daugheryho samotneho
dola re ia mann pocit re kompeentni vystopo
vati ji' .st
Senator Robinson Arkansasu demokraticky vadce
prav re shodue senaorem ieho vbor
ma prvomoc vysetrova obzalobu senatora
Wheelera avsak dovozoval vzhledem senator
Wheeler ie elenem vboru byo by epe ably
zvlastni vybor proved vysetrovani.
Senator Wheeler vyjadrl souhas senatorem Robin
sonem nacez senator Thomas j. Walsh Montany poda
souci zadajici utvoren zvstno vyboru pe pro-
veden ohoto vyetfovan coz bylo priato ednohasne W.
Dor bude jmenovdn Ultra Cumminsem prozan
MIN pfedsedou senatu
Pred naplnenymi galeremi senator Wheeler dnes haji
Sc proti obzalobam ez byy teegraovany zapadu
cl svo karieru behem nz vzbud proti sobe nepr
tesvi nekterych nevetsich korporaci We SVEN state
Zadam vas appeuji ma vas" pravi senator Wheeler
ku konc sve reci "niko Will sobe. ale vau kazdemu
muz enz da podnet vysetrovani spe-
hounskemu systemu u6nit konec neusam pokusdm
sovanl enatoru Neucni omu pTftrz teto Wade.
budeme miti kratko zadnou vadu. Pomery
takove ako pevladay Europe pred padem tamnch vlad
Senator Brookhart, kdyz byl rek syse liz pred tre
mi ydny ze senator Wheeler ma byti Obzaovan, doda.
zadny Glen ieho vyboru media vyhruzkam
razem prohlsl re vyserovanim Daugheryho bude pokr
fovano az lid Spojenych Staech bude m sprvny pre-
hled stuace ez vyvinua zde ochranu veke bohate
zocinne tridy Spojenych Stati.'
Wheeler li6iI nodrohnS olo
Jari We SVEN state, zejmena Gordonem Campbeem
zaroveh byl MIN obzalovn Zasupoval Campbea
ko advokat pred sitnm soudy ale nko odbory vladimir
nikdy zadnych penez neobdrzel vyvozovan vlvu
vadni ufady prospech svych kient Toto potvrzeno
bylo prohlasenm vydanym dnes Great Falls Mont Camp
belem samotnym.
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Z KRAJANSKE cERNE
KRONlKY.

Chicago, 9. dubna. - Vcera
skOnal zde cesky policista w.
Bunda nasledkem strelne rany,
jiz mu zpusobil 1tal James vi
taliano, ktereho zatykal 81.
brezna. Bunda stfelil ITALIA. kite
ry lezi nyni v nemocnici ia
loba pro vrazdu. bude ma neho
vZneSena.
Padem vozu zabil Sc zde
vcera Vilem Rizicka, 43lety,
zamestnany jako vozka Il A.
cme Box Co. ZIstavil po sobe
vdovu Sc tremi ditkami. We We
ku cd 10 do II rokI. Nest asst
ny krajan narodil Sc v Chica-
gu.
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POJISfOVACf SYSTEM We
SVEDSKU.

Stockholm, 9. dubna. -
Fond vice nez $53,0OO,OOO byl
nahromaden pod Svedskym pla
mem nuceneho pojist'ovani ma
ochranu muzI a zen behem
docasne neschopnosti k praci
a ma pense We stari. Kazdy We
veku Cd 16 do 81 roku nucen
lie platiti do tohoto fondu. Pre-
mie Sc r6zni. cd Is centi do
$3.50 rocne. Pocet svedG poiis
tenych pod timto systemem je
asi 3,500,000 a v roce lonskem
by1o skolektovano ma premiich
Sc, 1000, 900.
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MOVE NARfZENf PRO kfDl.
cE AUTOTRUCKu.

Policie hodla neivetsi pris
nosti vymahati traficnf mari
zeni pro nakladni automobily.
Ridici nesmi v predu mic pre-.
kazeti We volnem rozhledu ku
predu ami ma ieho obou stra-
mach. Podobne ma byti truck
opatren zrcadlem, ably umoz-
men byl i pohled do zadu. Ze-
jmena posledni predpis byl prt
u trucki az hrisne zanedb&-
van. A proto kazdy. kdo ne
chces miti mrzutosti tirady,
81 zrcadelko zaopatr.
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v tom smeru natlak ma Polsko,
avsak z Varsavy odpoved6no.
re neni to mono "a zadnych
okolnosti. Pfedne je obava, re
Rusove mohli by vtrhnouti do
Halice, kde mohlo by pax do
jiti ku vzpoure Malorusi. a
mimo to socialiste, kteri po-
sledni dobe nabyli znatneho
vlivu, isou proti kazdemu vo-
jenskemu. dobrodruzstvi.