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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-14
Munkaba kezdett a nagybizottsag
Megalakult az vi tisztkar Habodasz Gustav lett
elnok Magyar Haz megvaositas stadiumaba utott.

iigyhaz, tagok mindegyike kive-
tel nelkiil lelkesen partolja az
eszmet annak minel elobb valo
megvalosltasanak erdekeben k0-
vetkezo hatarozatokat hozta:
H. A Nagybizottsag legkozeleb-
bi gyiileset februar 24-en, vasar-
nap este tartja.
q Ere a gyiilesre, a megva-
lasztott k0vetkezo tagokb6l allo
bizottsag: Debroczky Andras, Ha-
bodasz Gustav, Dalton DezsG,
Turner Andras, Lautner Janos,
Pekarcsik 1stvan, Revesz Kalman
koteles hatarozati javaslatot be-
terjeszteni, melyben mindenre XII
terjed0 reszletesseggel megallapit-
ia a Magyar Haz kerdesenek meg
valositasi reszleteit.
A Nagybizottsag azutan ezt a
javaslatot megtargyalva, hataroz
a meginditand6 akcior6l ugy, hogy
marcus hawaiian megtartand6
egyleti gyii!esck mindeeyike fog
! lalkozhasson evvel a kerdessel S
az 0sszmagyarsag bevonasaval mi
mel elobb teto ala keriilj0n vegrc
a Magyar Haz.
A Magyar Haz iigyenek letar-
/ igyalasa utan Homolya Tstvan in
ditvanya foglalkoztatta a Macy
bizottsagot. Homolya inditvanyoz-
"a, hogy a Nagybizottsag foglal-
kozzon anna torvenyjavaslatok
kerdesevel, mclyek a Kongrasszus
elOtt fekszenek amelyeknek eler-
beleptetese mem lenne kivanatos a
magyarsag szempontjabol. Keri,
hogy egy alci6 indittassek, lepjen
erintk kezesbe a Nagybizottsag va.
rosunk to5b5Br mas nemaetissgiii
egyleteivel S sz6litsa fel oket eeyiit
tes akcio meginditasara.
Revesz Kalman felsz6lalasaban
lesz0gezte AIT tenyt, hogy eek
ben kerdesekben allasfoglalasra
a Nagybizottsag mem hivatott, mi
vel ugy az egyhazak mint az egv-
letek, melyek kepvisel6ib6l all a
Nagybizottsag, mem politikai ala
kulatok igy kar volna ezekiel a
kerdeseklel foglalkozni ennek a
gyiilesnek
A tagsag Homolya Tstvan indit-
vanyat fogadta ell.
| A gyiilest az eln0k bezerva, ke-
ri tagokat, hogy mindnyajan
k0z0s akarattal megertessel le-
gyenek azon, hogy vegre a Ma.
gyar Haz kerdese a magval6sitas
stadiumaba keriiljon.
A magunk reszerol lapunk fo.
helyen foglalkozunk Magyar
Haz kerdesevel lit csak AIT $40
gezziik lie, hogy valosagos szegye
ne az itteni magyarsagnaLk, hogy q
Magyar Haz meg snincs megvol6
silva.
Macy remenyekkel neziink q
Nagybizottsag ez evi miikodese
ele remeljiik, hogy ez a most mes
valasztott tisztikar mem hagyja
elposvanyosodni az iigyet azo;
lesz, hogy AIT minel elobb megva
l6sitsa. A Nagybizottsag elere ods
val6 embcrek keriiltek, akik, hisz
silk, hogy mem fognak ellankad
nj mem fogjak a szokascs kez
legyintesekkel elintezni a Magyar
Hazat. Azonban a Nagybizottsas
tisztikaranak lelkes tagsaganal
munkaja csak ugy lesz eredme
nyes, ha magyarsag, melynel
kepvisel6i Nagybizottsag tagjai
egy emberkent allnak maid |
Nagybizottsag annak hataroza
z tai mellett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-14
HARMAN EGY ELLEN.

Egy harom tagb6l all6 rablo-
banda tart6ztatta fel hetf3 ejjel
a w. Rayen avenuen halado John
Puschont. A rablo trio revolvert
szegzett az aldozatnak S elszedtek
tSle $15 keszpenzet. A rend6rseg
meginditotta a nyomozast.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-14
A hetfoi bal
Nagyszabasu lesz katholilkus il
jusag balja. - El6relathat6lag
oft lesz az egesz magyarsag. -
Nemes celt szolgal a hal tiszta j0-
vedelme.

A Youngstown katholikus test-
vereink Macy lelkesedessel mon-
dottak ki, hogv az iskola epulet
felepitesenek parancsolo sziikse-
gessege el6tt meghajolnak, AIT mi
mel elobb felepitik annak k0lt-
segeit el6teremtik. A mpltkoriban
hozott gyiilesi hatarozatbol min
denki mint egyen, alaposan kive-
szi maid a maga reszet, katho-
likus ifjusag pedig nagy lelkese-
dessel hatarozta Ell, hogy az iskola
epitesencA k0ltsegeihez, mint tes-
tiilet is hozzajarul ennek megva-
lositasa erdekeben egy igazan
nagyszabasu tancmulatsagot rem
dez ere az igazan nagy, nemes es
scent j6tekony celra.
Amint mar megirtuk, bal feb
ruar 18-an, hetf6n este lesz meg
tartva Kossuth k0r 0sszes ter
meiben. A rendezoseg faradhatat-
Ian buzgalommal munkalkodik,
hogy bal sikere minden tekintct
ben teljes legyen. A zener6l is
nagyszeriien t0rtent gondoskodas,
hogy az itteni magyarsagnak vala-
mi nj S miiv6szi dologban is resze
legyen. rendezoseg ere az aka
lomra lekot0tte a leghiresebb cle-
velandi vonoszenekart. Al nagyszc-
rii banda, meynek yezet6je ifj.
Kaczur Janos, fogja zenet szol-
galtatni. Szakert6k velemenye see
rint ez tisztan magyar firkbol
| all6 zenekar nemcsak Cleveland
max, hanem nagy Amerikanak leg
hiresebb magyar zenekara ICY
minden remeny meg van ARA,
hogy magyarsagnak ez alkalom-
NAL ismet rendkiviili miiveszi pro-
dukci6k ban lesz resze gy0ny0rkOi
nj. A banda vezetoje, igazi, ver-
bell muzsil1u, keze alatt szinte Ell
a hegedu egyiitt vigad es sir,
azokkal a gyony0rii, szemet kony-
be csalo notakkal, melyeket oily
mesterien jatszik nyirettyii eme
kivalo reprezentasa ket cimbalmn
zenekaranak ellen.
A hetfoi mulatsagon remelhet3-
Ileg egyiitt latiuk maid az 0sszma-
gyarsagot, akik ez alkalommal ell
j0nnek, hogy eme modon is leroJ-
jak ad6iukat-
Nagyon keriink mindenkit, in
tezze ugy dolgat, hogy ezen az
esten szabad legyen, hogy' egyitt
Ilehessen az egesz helyi k6zel-
tavoli magyarsag.
A mulatsae este s 6rakor kezdo-
dix maid, belepti jegyek ara fer.
fiaknak IS cent, n6knek 35 cent.
| Tekintettel a jotekonycelra, felIl-
fizeteseket elfogad, k0szonettel
hirlapilag nyugtaz rendez0seg
Nagyszerii etelekr0l, hisit0 fris'
sit6 italokr6l gondoskodva lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-14

| VaSarnap tartOtta youngS-
town. ts lS0rnyeki magyar egyle-
TEX es egyhazak Nagybizottsaga
alakul6 syiileset a Kosuth korben.
A gyiilest a multi evi elnok nyi-
totta meg, iidv0zolven a tagokat,
felolvastatja a mutt gyiiles jegyzo-
k0nyvet, melyetl azutan hitelesite-
mex. A penztarnok jelentese utan
a tisztikar nevehen az eln0k meg
kosz6nve bizalmat, elhagyja SEE
ket atadja helyft a megvalasz-
tott koreln0knek Habodasz Gusz-
tavnak, korjegyzoi tisztseg be.
t0ltesere Revtsz Kalmant valasz-
tottak meg.
Habodasz Gnsztav koreln6k
megallapitja hogy a gyiil6sen je-
len vannak:
A SIT. Istvan egyhaz kepvisele-
teben: Darazs Frigyes.
| A SIT. Istvan egylet kepviselete-
ben: Habodasz Gusztav, Homolya
Istvan, Mixich Gaspar IS Macy
Josef.
A reformatus cgylet kepviselc-
teben: Seb6k Gabor.
A reformatus ifjusagi egylet
kepviseleteben: Geressy Sandor.
A Verhovay egylet kepviselete-
ben: Kaluczky Janos, Debroczky
Andras, Jurista Istvan es Turner
Josef.
A Kossuth k0r kepviselteben ::
Molnar Lajos, Pekarcsik 1stvan.
Dalton Dezs6, Lautner Janos, Re-
vesz Kalman.
A Bridgeport sSzovetseg kepvi-
sclcteben: B. 10th JOSEF.
Meejelentek, sapahba mint, ta-
gok: Molnar Mihaly, Eber Fee
rene, Czene Gabor es Marx JOSEF.
A gyiiles elhatarozza, hogy a
Nagybizottsag NJ tisztikarat,
nyilt jel0lessel, de titkos szavazas-
sal valasztja meg, melynek meg
ejtese utan a k0vetkez0kepen ala
kult meg az NJ tisztikar:
Eln0k Habodasz Gusztav, alel-
n0k Debroczky Andras, jegyz6-
titkar Revesz Kalman, penztarnok
Macy JOSEF, ellenorok d Darazs
Frigyes es Kaluczky Janos.
| A megvalasztott vi tisztikar ne
veben Habodasz Gusztav mond
k0sz0netet Nagybizottsag bizal.
maert S ugy maga, mint tiszt-
tarsai neveben igeretet tesz, hogy
mindent ell fog k0vetni, hogy a
Nagybizottsag kiemelkedjen ed
digi kereteib0l IS lelkes munkaja
val bet0ltse magyarsag koz0tt
anna fontos feladatokat, melynek
vegzesere eletre hivatott.
| A gyiiles hatarozatilag kimon
1 dotta, hogy gyermek-akci6 pom
| tos IS reszletes elszamolasar0l {
jovo gyiilesen tegyen jelentest {
penztarncjk S az akci6 reszletei {
Nagybizottsag jegyzokonyvebe1
meg0r0kitendok.
! ANagybizottsag utasitja a tit
kart, hogy' levelileg keresse fel {
mai gyiilesen mem kepviselt egyha
zakat es egyleteket kerdezz'
meg t6luk, hogy 6hajtjak-e tovabl
ra is kivenni maguk reszet ;
Nagybizottsag munkajabol, vagy
pedig AIT teljesen mellozve, nen
! kivannak Nagybizottsag tagja
soraba tartozni.
!, Mindezek megt0rtente utan ;
NagybHottsag ratert legfontosabl
figgo ugyenek, Magyar Ha
kerdesenek a targyalasara.
| Rengeteg hozzaszolas t0rtent e.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-14
FoNT0s FIGYELMEZTETEs.

A Bridgeport szovetseg youngs
town. osztalya vasarnapi gyiileset
uj helyen, a Kossuth k0r kisterme-
ben, 124 East Federal st. alatt
tartja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-14

ny K0zeledik Marcus Idusa.

S"'''s-~tS sosy
es egyhazak neveben iinnepelte
meg a magyar szabadsagharc 0rok
Ike el6 evfordul6 napjat.
Nagybizottsaaunk irant most
ismet nagy az erdekl6des. Az egy-
letek sorjaban belattak, hogy ko-
zos erdekcik vedelmerc sziiksegiik
van a kozponti, 6sszekapcsol6
szervre, mclyet csakis egy olyan
kozos bizottsag nyujthat, mint a
Nagy'bizottsag.
A Magyar Haz jelszavaval tb-
redt fel a nagybizottsag almab6l.
A eel nemes es melt6 az egesz ma
gyarsag partolasara.
De most mem err6l van $50, ha-
mem arrol, hogy a Nagybizottsag
u.jjitsa fol es tartsa meg melto ke-
rctben a Marcus Idusat.
Fla van egy iinnep6lye az anne
rikai magyarsagnak ugy ez mar
cius 15-re esik. Adjon a Nagybi-
zottsag j6 programot, a regi mod
szerint belepti dig nelkiil, de on
kentes adomannyal. Kerje fel
egy program bizottsag utjan a
miikedvel6 es ifjusagi egyleteket,
hogy jaruljanak hozza a program
elkeszitesehez IszavaTatokkal, da-
lokkal, stb,
Magyarsagunk k0reb6l kikeriil
az egy vagy legfeljebb ket $50
nok. Mental kevesebb beszed IS
mennel valtozatosabb program
kell egg i1ycn tiflnepelyre.
Tudjuk, hogy cgy kozos Mar
cius Idusa megiinncplesere megte-
lik ismet zsufolasig a Kossuth-k0r
nagyterme. az 0sszegyiilt magyar
sagnak OFT volna Iegjobb alka-
lom Magyar Haz iigyet is el6-
adni. -
Hiszen Magyar Haz j6 magyar
iigy, erdemes ARA, hogy Marcius
Idusan vilagszerte megiinnepelt
magyar evfordul6n sz6ba keriil-
jon.
Ajanljuk az iinnepelymegtarta-
sanak megbeszeleset nagybizott-
sag legk0zelebhi gyiilesenek4 agyiS
targyanl. A gyiiles e no 24-en lesz
es marad jo harom h6t az iinne-
pely el6keszitesere.
Verhovayak iigyevel foglalkoz-
tunk multi szamunkban. Azota
megtartottak a Youngstown fiok
gyiileset vasarnap. OFT lathat6
volt, hogy megerti a Youngstown
Verhovay tagsag az egesz iigyet
es tagok nagyresze, mondhatn6k
csekely kiv6tellel az egesz tagsay
megfizettc tagdijait az NJ skala
alapjan.
Multi het 6ta azonban kezhez
kaptuk a Verhovayak Lapjat IS
abban Macy erdekl6dessel olvastnk
Koleszar Janos east Youngstown
tavalyi eln0k es pittsburgh kon-
venci6n volt delegatus levelet.
TeIesen igaza van Koleszar
testvernek, mikor megirta, hogy
miert foglalt 8 is allast az uj alap-
szabalyok mellett, miutan latta,
hogy paz allamok ,,t0rvenyei oily
szigoruan, egyenesen megkovetel-
TEX az egylett6l AIT, hogy sajat
erdekeinek vedelmere biztositasi
tudomanynak megfelel6 alapra
neyeZKcQJen az egylel.
Sajnalattal olvastuk es azota
hallottuk is, hogy az east youngs-
town. fi6k tagjainak nagyresze
hallgatott olyan emberre, aki tu-
datlansagb6l izgat es gyanusit.
Ajanljuk, hogy a fi6k tartson
:. meg a h6nap vege el6tt egy rend.
Xviii gyiilest, hogy megmentse q
kimaradni szandekoz6 tagokat at
t6l botorsagt6l, hogy feladjal
egyletiket. Mar megirtuk multi
kor, hogy aki kimarad, sajat ma
gat biinteti meg es mem az egyle
tet, sem azok megmaradni szande
kozo tagjait. Azok bizony jobbar
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-29
TECH
PLAYS IRISH
IN SNOW
Notre Danes Presence at
Pittsburgh Fills Forbes
Field to Its Capacity !.
Wilson. Army halfback.

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 29.-The
football season will end here this
afternoon when Carnegie Tech
meets the unbeaten Notre Dame
team before what will be, it is pre-
dicted, the largest crowd ever as
sembled at Forbes Field. Every
seat has been sold and demands
for seats were still being received
by the Tech athletic officials this
morning.
II was showing here early today,
and when the whistle blows at 2
o'clock Tech and the Irish will
start the game on snow-covered
field with a strong southwest wind
blowing, according to the local
weather man.
Elmer Layden. Notre Danes star
fullback, will not be in The game
this afternoon on account OF a
sprained ligament, after the North.
western game last week, Coach
Rockne said. Cerney, one Of
Rockne's second.string backs, will
take the field along with the other
-four horsemen."
Tech is in perfect condition, ac-
cording to their coach, and 1t is
said that those who do not concede
the 'skibos" even a fighting chance
are 4ikely to be surprised.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-29
THIRD CORPS IS
Spelling FOR
VICTORY
In Bitter Mood Over Coming
Game With Leathernecks
at Baltimore

BALTIMORE. Nov. 29.-The
Third Corps Area football players
are In a bitter mood over the COM
ing game in Baltimore stadium with
the Quantico Marines on Deem
Der 6.
Next weeks battle will mark the
fourth and probably the last clash
between the teams. The Leather.
necks, in past years. have merci.
lessly battered Third Corps defense
lines into submission and every
time emerged the voctor.
Third Corps has yet to taste vic.
tory over the Marines-the heights
Of their fondest hopes and brightest
lmaginings. The Soldiers have
yearly pointed for the game with
the Devildogs, but each time they
have fallen short.
At the present time it is under,
stood that an officers team will not
be organized at Camp Meade next
year. A new Government ruling
stipulates officers teams must play
college elevens in the future.
So 1t looks like Third Corps will
make it's final stand a week from
today against the invasion Of its
much-feared and highly respected
rival from Quantico. 1t is this fact
that Is squirting the players. They
are grimly determined to redeem
themselves and the corps for the
defeats tackled to their standard
during the past three seasons.
The Marines scored their greatest
triumph in 1921 at Homewood, beat
ing the Aerites, 20 70 0. In 1922 the
teams staged great battle which
officially opened Baltimore's sta
dunn. Army lost the struggle by a
1S-to.12 score.
Last season, the game went to
Washington. With less than two
minutes to play. Frank Goettge, one
of the greatest backs ever developed
slid off.tackle for a touchdown. And
Third Corps accepted its third sue.
cessiVe whipping.
The players don't like being rated
so much more lowly than the Ma.
rineS, either. It has been done be.
fore and when game time arrived
the spectators found Third Corps
fighting every inch Of the way
putting up a great struggle. The
team will do 1t again this year
Season records will be discarded and
they hope for revenge. The men
will give their right legs to gain
1t, according to their own statements
time and time again.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-29
ORANGE ON WAY|
To CONTEST
ON COAST
Meehan's Syracuse Eleven
Holds Drill Today, on
Chicago Gridiron

WITH THE SYRACUSE UNI.
VERSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD EN-
ROUTE TO LOS ANGELES, Nov.
29.--Twenty-three members of the
Orange gridiron squad, accompanied
by coaches, trainer, and managers,
arrived in Chicago this morning
aboard the Twentieth Century
Limited from New York City and
Immediately began preparations for
the first practice session of the
trip. -
The team is scheduled to prac.
tice this afternoon on Stage Field,
with Coach Meehan I sending his
men through their PAGES. With the
exception Of few minor injuries,
the men are reported in the best Of
condition and certainly appear in
the best of spirits.
The football record of 1924 in Gne
East is to be forgotten for the time,
they state, with every thought
turned toward preparing to meet
the heavy University Of Southern
California eleven in the stadium at
Los Angeles one week from today.
The second stop for The team
will be at Albuquerque. N. M. The
squad entrains here tonight, riding
all Of tomorrow and tomorrow
night, arriving in the New Mexico
city early Monday morning. There
they will remain until wednesday
morning, practice on Monday and
Tuesday afternoons. The same
train will be taken out Of .Albu-
querque on which they arrived two
days before and their destination
mil hn oh "a
at 3so0 o'clock.
Indications are that there will lie
no change in the Orange lineup
from that which started in the Co.
lumbia battle in New York on
Thanksgiving Day. Meehan APP
pears satisfied that he has his men
AT the peak OF their form for the
second team this season, the first
highl point being reached for the
Boston College game late in October.
Captain Simmons, Mcbride,
Clarke, and Foley will comprise the
backfield; Fivaz will play at the
pivot; Rugg and Bailey continue at
the guards, with Levy working In
at one guard part of the time;
the veterans, Waldorf and Starobin
will play tackle; with Hanson and
either Archoska or Noble at the
ends.
The other men along on the trip
are G. Hansen, Carr, Bowman, and
Flanagan, backs; Mendell, end; Van
Lengen and Lee, tackles; Biggs;
guard, and Friedman, center.
Following the Coast game, the
squad will return without, any stop.
overs to Syracuse University to
continue their studies until the
Christmas recess.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-29
PENN STATE DELEGATES
MoUNTAINEERS' STADIUM

MORGANTOWN, w. Va, Nov
29.-The football team of Pennsyk
vania State College will meet the
West Virginia Mountaineers here
next November IA in a game which
will mark the formal dedication of
the new Mountaineer Stadium, now
being rushed to completion. The
game was definitely agreed upon
today by Graduate Manager Neil
Fleming, Of State College, and H. A.
Stansbury, West Virginia director
Of athletics.
Plans will Immediately be set un-
der way whereby ceremonies CON.
mensurate with the occasion will
take place. Penn State and West
Virginia first played football nearly
twenty years ago, and the last
previous game was the exciting
game at the Yankee Stadium. New
York, in 1928, which game ended In
a 13-to.13 deadlock.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-29
MODIFIED DRAFT IS
FAVORED BY MINORS

NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-Propo.
nents of the draft in baseball today
had achieved a complete victory
with the partial capitulation Of the
International League, club owners
Of which have decided to permit
operation of modified form Of the
draft.
n The decision of the international
magnates ended an eight-year war
and made 1t unanimous, so far as
the minor leagues are concerned,
for all of them, from coast to coast,
now are subject to some sort Of
draft or otheS
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-29

Joe Downey, who clashes with
Tex Stovall in the main bout.
has a good reputation in New
Jersey, frequently appearing in
headline contests. He is in perfect
shape for his debut as headliner
in Washington and promises. to
make Stovall hustle all the way.
Stovall, a descendant of the
Cherokee Indian tribe. has been
training at the Mohawk club, Of
which he is a member, using Jumbo
Eggleston and Terry O'Day as his
sparring partners. They report HIM
working faster than ever and eager
to 4swin.
StoVall Is terrific straight
puncher. He made a record of five
Straight knockout victories until
he went up against Jack Turner.
The latter's greater experience
turned the tables in his favor.
Since his defeat by Turner,
Stovall has had good rest. He
began training about three weeks
ago and is now in shape to begin
all over again at the expense OF
Downey.
The sailor is said to be quite
clever. He worked out in Mickey
Walkers camp, the weller champion
liking his style of milling. Downey
is said to have picked up quite a
bit OF Walkers popular two-fistcd
style in the ring and this should
make him favorite with the fans
here
Like the main event, the semi
final will be mid1leweight scrap,
Johnny Conroy, of the District Ma
tional Guard, clashing with Curly
Warfield in a six-rounder. Warfield
injured his hand about q year age
and decided to quit the ring. His
hand has mended perfectly and
recently he began training, feeling
the old urge.
"Say," said Verified about two
weeks ago to frankie Mann,
"can't you find q bout for me? /
am feeling fine now and want to
come back. | don't care who you
pick for me so long as get a
chance to get back into the ring"
"I'll see IL / can get Johnny Con.
roy for you. Is that all rightY re.
piled Mann.
Sure. get him." and that's all
there was to 1t. SO Mann arranged
this scrap between two game, slug
ging middles for Monday night Z
semi-final.
AS a special attraction Jack
Cafoni. Of Walter Reed, and Young
Urban, Of the U. s. S. Mayflower,
will meet in six-round bout. They
are flyweights with speed and
punching ability.
Jimmy Gardner, Of northeast
Washington, opens the show with
q six-round tussle against Kid Bolin,
OF Fort Myer. These lads are
featherweiShta The second prelim
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EIGHT CLUBS SEEKING
CRoSS-COUNTRY TITLE

NEW YORK. Nov. 29.-Eight
clubs will attempt to lift the team
prize here this afternoon in the an.
nual senior cross-coountry run OF
the Amateur Athletic Union.
The entries include the Meadow
brook Club, Philadelphia, last years
title winner: Finnish-American Ath.
letic Club; Millrose A. c.; st. Christie
pher Club; Dorchester Club, of Bos.
ton; Mohawk A. C. and New York
A. c. Georgetown University also
has nominated a team.
In all there will be fifty-five en-.
tries, including Johnny Bell, of SYRIA.
cuse University, and AL Studenroth,
of Philadelphia, who finished second
in the Olympic cross-country event
last summer.
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cREscENTs AND EMBLEMs
CLASH AT POTOMAC PARK

The Crescent A. G. and the EN-.
blem A. G. will battle tomorrow on
the No. /, Gridiron Potomac Park,
at 3 o'clock. This contest should
be one Of the hardest fought games
to be held on the washington sand.
lots this season. These two teams
have some OF the strongest back.
field men in and around the Dis.
trict. The Crescents have in George
Roberts and Joe Lambeth some
good end.running and line-plunging
material and the Emblems have the
same in Hank; Sullivan and W.
Smith.
The Crescent A. C. are to report
for practice tonight at the Columbia
field at 1850.
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DUNCAN AND mitchell
START 7,ooo-MlLE TRIP

NEW YORK, Nov. 29,-George
Duncan and Abe Mitchell, two Of
Great Britain's leading golf stars,
were preparing today for a 1000
mile jaunt which will take them
first to Florida, then to the Pacific
coast, back through the South and
thence north again for their return
to England at the opening Of the
next golf season abroad.
The Britons will leave tomorrow
for AsheviIle, N. c., where they
will play the first match of their
tour. Later they will play at
Tampa and in the Mama open tour
nameut
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AND GRAY
ISREADY FOR
HARDF|GHT
GeorgetoWn-Fordham Contest
Expected to Be a
Thriller

NEW YORK, Nov. ga thrilling
struggle was expected as George
town and Fordham lined up in the
Polo grounds. for their twelfth con-
test on the gridiron since 1907.
Georgetown's squad is in perfect
fettle. Fordham Is at fun strength.
In the last several games, Ford.
ham has shown increasing power.
What the Blue and Gray from Wash
ington is capable of was displayed
when Georgetown held Penn to a
S.to-O score, and on the strength of
this performance Lou Little's team
is expected to give Fordham ter.
rifle battle.
Not in years has the Georgetown
Fordham game stirred as much In
terest as evidenced in today's clash.
The probable linA.una.
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Play for Soccer Title

The Blow school team, champion
Of the Rosedale division, and the
Peabody school, champion Of The
Plaza division, will clash Tuesday
at $3.50 p. m. in a championship
soccer game. 1t will be one OK the
feature games Of the graded school
title series conducted by the play.
ground department.