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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-19
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-19

, 3s3 ~
ciganyt, hogy elerte q tiz milli6t.
- Hat aztan, More igazan ke-
restek ii tiz milliot?
- Keresni keresiink, tekintetes
uram, de mem talalunk, azert mem
is lehet rank ad6t kivetni.
Kozma 5rmesternek volt egy hi
hetetlen ostoba huszarja: Bokros
Pistanak hivtak. Ormester III
kozma oft lovagoltatta a szakasz
a gyakorl6teren, de Bokros Pists
hnszar egyik iigyetlen fogast csi
malta a mask utan.
Megallitia erre az 6rmester ;
huszart, aki akkor mar a harma
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-19
APRILIs 8, vASARNAP

A st. Gy0rgy gor. kath. hit
k6zsdg "Passi6- -jatek" film
jfnck bemutatasa a templom
basementjeben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-19
4 t0rvenyen.

"A VaIOQ1 s- s nem 4 1TldHOuDdH
szeijel tepett - Abanjvarmegye-
mex olyan formaia, mint egy jo-
raval6 tur6zacskonak. Ennek a
zacsk6nak a csiicskeben van On
gaujfalu, Miskolc meg Sziksz6 ko-
zott. Ujfaluban a hiis-arnyas fax
Lozott neghnzod6 kenyelmes uri
kuriaiban lakik a gazdaja, Nagyre-
thy Bella. lit lakott mar ITALIAN AZ
iilrapja is. Ur a javab6l, abbol a
fajtabol, amelyil1 husz-harminc ev
mulva XII fog pusztaalni ebbol a
szep hazab6l, mint hajdanta a b0-
leny. Hogy min6 ur? AIT csak ugy
koriltekintessel lehet italian meg
allapitani. Tekintetes mem lehet,
inert mar figuraja sem allja, de
meg elegansan szabott ruhalhoz
sem illik. Nagysagos sem lehet
hiszen mar a szomszed arendas is
nagysagosnak csufoltat ia magat.
Meltosagos - ez dukal - jar ne
Xxi, inert csaszarnak is, meg a
kiralynak is aranykulcsos, kama
rasa, de EFT titnlust meg mem
kedveli. Mem is csoda, miota min
den hizott bankdirektor az. Ke-
gyelmes mem lehet, eleg, ha az
ap6sa az volt. Mar bizony rea az
kiil0n0sen megropogtatva ki-
mondott Cur titulus illet.
Szeretetremelt0an j6kedvii, min
dig humoros, elozekeny, kedveS,
figyelmes hazigazda. Mem biid0s
neki paraszt, a cseled, szereti
0ket. Tud a nyelviilk0n beszelni,
segitsegukre van, ha kell. Ha azon
ban sors osszehozza. valami nya-
fog6-nyegle magnassal, ugy nez
rata keresztiil, mint egy iires pa
linkasiivegen.
Augusztnsi madardallos reggc-
len, az urihaz hiivos ambitusan reg
gelizik Bella melt6saga. Issza a pa
rolgo pekk6t cigarettaszo mel
lett olvassa a friss "Miskolci Hir-
lapot.
Mikor tea is, meg cigarette
is elfogy, vidaman loki felre az
ujsagot, mint mikor valakinck
okvetleniil kell valamit mondani,
maganak morogia:
Akasszanak fell bennetekct,
ahanyan vagytok, ez az irka-fir
kasz nep egyebet Sc tud, csak ha-
zudozni. En- felolem ugyan tehe-
tik.
A mosolygasa megsziinik, III
cigarettara gynjt elvezi az els6
szippantasokat. A lepcs6n ESQ.,
szog felfele az Greg mas.
- Mihalykam, fam, siessen
csak, sz6ljon a Pistanak, hogy iii
be fogjon, inert ell talalunk kes-
nj sziksz6i t0rvenyr6l.
Az Greg mas a parancs szerint
sietett az istall6 fele, de mem tud-
ia elkepzelni, hogy micsoda dolga
lehet az 3 melt6sagos uranak a
torvenyen. Hiszen az ilyen nagy
nrat a t0rveny mem eri. Az Q ura-
max csak a csaszar parancsol, az
is csak sep sz6val. Az meg mem
1akik Sziksz6n. A kocsi el6all.
- Gyerink, mozgasd, Pista fl
am, inert kilenc 6rara Sziksz6n a
jarasbir6sag elott kell lenniink.
A h6feher allami kouton haladt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-19
I ARCZA
TRfA: ZABRACzKY J0ZSEF


a ket sotft pejkanca, ugy, mintha
kiilon fizetnek 6ket erte. A rudas
rosszul lep, megbotlik- Rasz6l jd
urikocsis Bella melt6salga:
- Einye, Menyecske!
A 10 megismeri hangot, s mint.
ha megszegyelne magat, hirtelen
walt, meg jobb temp6t diktal.
Legyintsd meg Kac6rt, =
sol a kocsisnak. Megt0rtenik.
Most mar a Kacer-Menyecs-
ke' ugy megy, mint a vonat.
A magyar nr gyonyorkodfk To-
vaiban.
Egy bukkanos kis hidnal a Pista
kocsis lcfogia a lovokat.
- TIE, Pista, lit raktam en- meg
a multkor AIT a korhely monarko-
csiste
- TIT a, kezet cs6kolom.
A bir6saehoz perez .erkeztck,
inert amint Bella meltosaga belle
petit a rozoga, piszkos, elhanya-
golt epiiletIbe, mar is hallotta:
- J6ijenek be Vereb Pal Is
Nagyrethy Bella.
Vertb Pal cgy osszeaszott, de
meg fatal, lisztesruhas molnarko-
csis, meg a dallas, de mar mem
fatal elcgans ur beleptek, koszon-
TEX, megalltak Bohunecz albir6
ur ir6asztala elott.
Az albiro ur valamit ir. Terme-
szetesen a k0sz0ntest mem fogad-
ia. Kiil0nben eppen olyan, mint a
jarasbirosag epiilete, elhanyagolt,
takarittatlan. Az irassal elkesziilt,
a pennat file melle dugja, maid
ridegen raszol Verebre:
= Maga Vereb Pal, akit az lit
jelenlev6 terhelt foly6 ev julius s.
en- az Onga- Szikszo k0z0tti uton
ostorral 0sszevert9
- Tgenis en- vagyok.
- Mondja ell az esetet roviden.
mem szeretcm a lefetyelest.
Hat, kerem alassan, tetszik
tudni, az ugy volt, hogy...
- A targyra, a targyra, =
idegeskedett a biro.
Verebben elallt a $40, mi lehet
az "a targyra "a targyra!"
= No, beszeljen hat, = for
medt ra a biro.
Ver6b meg is ijedt, de ell is ma
kacsosodott:
= Hat igen, ramhajigalt egy-
parat az ostorral a meltosaga,
inert ittas voltam, meg jart a
szam.
Jegyczze meg, lit tor
veny elott nincsen melt6sagos ur,
csak terhelt, - sol ra epesen Bo-
hunecz albir6 ur.
- Man megk0vetem a tekintc-
tes biro urat, de en- gyereksegem-
t6l tudom, hogy a melt6saganaS
jar titulus,. meg ha meg is vert.
- Hallgassan, inert kil0k0m,
maya hiilye.
A terhelt $40 nelkiil all es mo-
solyog. !
- On terhelt, Nagyrethy Be-
la ongai lakos?
- Igenis, tekintetes Bohumecz
kir. aljarasbir6 ur.
- Hagyja Ell a vezeteknevemet,
en- lit csak bir6 vagyok.
- Igenis, parancsara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-19
HLJMOR
IA torvenyes
.kovetkezIn6ny.

~ IVA vVAyOO
k0vetkezIn6ny.
Zsufolasig megtelt egy videki
jarasbirosag targyaloterme. A BIZ
r6 harsany hangon sz6litotta be-
idezetteket:
- Szab6 Janos! - kialtotta egy
szerre hangosan.
Jelen! - valaszolt vissza egy
alig husz ewes legeny, aki szinten
oft szorongott varakoz6k kozt,
- No, j5ijon kozelebb = sz6lt
ra bir6.
- Maga az Szab6 ,Janos?
A fin all egy darabig, zavartan
forgatja a kalapjat.
- Hat miert nem felelo - bato-
rita a bir6.
Kerem alassan - nyOgi az
tan lassan, en- a fla vagyok, az
6desapam k0zben listen nyu-
gosztalja - meghalt szegeny.
- Ugy, es maga EFT Jolt beje-
lentem?
- AIT, kdrem, meg aztan az ide-
zesben az all, hogy a t0rvenyes ko-
vetlezmenyekkel j3jj0n az edes-
.apam, hat eljottem, inert hat meg
k0vetem - en- volnek t0rvenyes
k0vetkezmeny.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-19
MEM PoLGAR - szAvAzzoN

Mulatsagok naptara
MARCUS 81, sZoMBAT
A cantoni magyar ref. egy-
haz Ifjusagi K0renek Szini-
el0adasa a Music Hallban.
Szinre keriil: "Az Tgmandi
kispap' c. ntpszinmii.
APRILIS 3, VASARNAP
A st. Gy0rgy gor. kath. hit
k6zs6g "Passio- -jatek" film
jfnek bemutatasa templom
basementjeben.
APRILIS IL, VASARNAP
A Kath. Ifj. Kor Szinieloada-
sa a Kossuth K0rben. Bemu-
tatasra keriil "Piros bu-
gyellaris" enekes-tancos nep-
Szinmii.
APRILIS 12, vASARNAP
A Munkas Bs. Egylet Silk
sharoni fi6kjanak sziniel0a-
dassal egyhek0t0tt Tancmu-
latsaga.
APRILIs 13, HETF0
A youngstown Verhovay fl
Ok nagyszabasu Husveti Tanc
mulatsaga a Kossuth K0r osz-
sizes termeiben.
APRILIs 13, HETF0
A youngstown Verho-
way fi6k pompas Husveti Bal
ja a Roman .Hallban.
APRILIs is, sZoMBAT
A Munkas Rs. Egylet 24-ik-
cantoni osztalyanak nagysza-
basu Tavaszi Balja Bandi
Hallban, 1908 Belden Ave.
n. f. Canton, @.
APR1LIs is, szOMBAT
A Warreni Els6 Magyar Bs.
Egylet nagyszabasu Tavaszi
Tancmulatsaga a Walnut St.-i
Roman Hallban.
APRILIs 20, HETF6
Probahazassag a Moose HALL
ban.
APRIL1s IS, sZoMBAT
A Kossuth Kol. nagyszabasu
Tavaszi Mulatsaga. Kaczur
Janos clevclandi zenekara
muzsikaI.
MAJUS 2, sZoMBAT
A new-yorki t"M Magyar Szin-
pad" vendegjateka a farrelli
High School Auditoriumban.
Bemutatasra keriil: "Az asz-
SONY verve j6" c. enekes-tan-
cos nepszinmii.
MAJUs 2, sZoMBAT
A Munkas BIS. Egylet 1OO-ik,
warreni osztalyanak nagysza-
basu Majusi Mulatsaga.
MAJUs 8 ,vAsARNAP
A New York; Magyar Szin-
pad vendegjateka. Bemuta-
tasra keri;l: "Az asszony ver-
We j6" enelles-tancos nepszin-
mil. Delutan East Youngs
townban, Crow-fele Hall
ban. Este a Kossuth Korben.
MAJUS 16, sZoMBAT
A Rak6czi Egylet 48-ik, share
nj fi6kjanak nagyszabasu Ia
vasM Mulatsaga a Mennen-
chor Hallban, Sharon, Pa.
MAJus 80, sZoMBAT
A Bridgeport Szovetseg Macy
szabasu Zaszl6szentelese fe-
nyes iinnepsegek kereteben.
ma TyT0 q uACkpNAp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-08

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-08

3-piece Living Room Suite. .$l9o.O
Davennort Table 1875
End Table $50
Floor Lamp and Shade. 1895
Table Lamp 1000
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-02

eran catcher Is usually slowmov'
ing fellow.
In Tom paiy Seattle has one OF
the Notwithstanding receivers who
has ever been in this league. He
was with Los Angeles a couple Of
seasons and then with Portland.
But when he came 10 town with a
visiting club, nobody ever paid much
attention TO him. Ho simply catches.
does his work so well and with so
little demonstration that half OF the
time you forget he's in the game.
But after you SEQ Daily day after
day. you begging 10 appreciate what
finished workman he IL. Accu-
rate 4 throwing. fine handling OF
pltclfsS and style, He lacks the
brilIlAey OF the more awkward
''R baldwin. and he Is OF moro
eve SFlsposliion In the bail game
than his fiery mate. but Daily Is one
Of those good players who tend TO
their knitting. and he drops very
few stitches.
II il were Days good baseball
fortune 20 have more tempestu-
Gus disposition and kick up a fuss
once in while. he would BE- more
in the limelight. but he's just Tom
DAILY and a whale OF 4 good catcher
without u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-02

stopper made his second kick OF
the series after brilliant week OF
play. And both runners were
safe. There was an excuse for the
boot as Rhyme had nearly had his
left arm torn Off by n wild pitch
in Frlsco's previous turn at the
plate.
Then Williams did the thing up
brown and walked Plummer. With
tho bases full and the count three
and two on Lane, Emmer stole
homo so clearly that even Archie
Yello didn't kick. But Williams for.
got TO step back off OF the rubber
and the pitch was wide and called
ball and Emmer was robbed OF n
stolen base because It was a
stridght-away force. Then Brady
busted a single over second and
two runs were In. BRAZIL forced
him and another counted. Eldred
hit ono so hard on the pick down
third base that It sounded like an
echo from tho late war and BRAZIL
came all tho way around from first
base. That ended the scoring.
Frisco made another feeble stab
at the game with one run in the
sixth. but tho Braves cnmc back
with two ir their half.
Los Angeles today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-02
Bercot and
Krache Mix
Here Tonight

node BERCOT and Ted kraohc,
~ two OF the bost welterwe!ghts
ever Developed In tho Northwest,
nre fighting six rounds at tho
Seattle ball park tonight Bercot
Ia a slight favorlte in tho last
minute betting. altho II Is figured
as an even fight. It's their third
meeting,
Lonnio Austin, who Is promoting
tho fight, has lined UP the follow
Ing prcliminnrios:
Roy Cllffe W., Harry Lee. heavy
weights, ak rounds
John Budnick vs. Ted Frayne.
heavywolghts. four rounds,
Yakima King vs. Duke Potter,
light hcavywelghts, four rounds
Dutch Koisor vs. Young Frank,
fenthcrwolghts four rounds
Tho first bout goes on at $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-02
Need Three Catehers

JITITH the release OF suds suthsr,
w land to Wichita Falls in the
Texas league yesterday the Indians
are within the CONAN player limit.
At the present time tho Tribe
Il carrying three outfielders,
Akyen lnfielders. two catchers
and eight pitchers. Ted Baldwin
has been doing the utility roles
In the outfield.
X4, both Daily and Baldwin are
iro VI behind tho plate there Is
more danger Of catcher being In.
jured than at any other position and
It seems as II Il would DO good
thing 70 carry three receivers. But
IL has always been Killsfer's policy
10 have only two mask men.
With Earl Baldwin out Of tho
game for ut least 10 days more
all OF the burden falls upon
DAILY, who has caught the last
nine games. II anything goes
wrong with him Killefer would
have to use one Of his bat boys
there or 20 In himself, and after
watching the RED Dog" catch
that last game in Portland year
ago heaven help the Indians II
he did.
San Francisco. Vernon and Los
Angeles are carrying three receivers,
while the rest Of the clubs figure as
Killefer does, two catchers with the
strength Of numbers given to tho
pitchers and iuflelders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-02
Babe Ruth in Game and Makes
Great Catch; Not Ready Yet

flniShod the Babe He washed up
and went home.
Il won't get strong sitting on a
chair" tho Babe raid. II gotta get
out there and set Koin'. The weather
was against mo yesterday. but /
guess I gotta get used TO Il. because
ia time for II 10 be hot. ono
thing that plesSes me" the Babe
continued. ''waA that ! still got the
old rye. u was tough for mo TO DO
showed right IN against Walter
Johnson. You think he Htill amt
so; fast ona7 Wen. You stand UP
thsro and look That old fellow stili
can throw EN- pas, you"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-02
LEAGUE No. Z
Star LeaguerS
to Play Again

A FTER a weeks layoft because
"A OF Decoration day falling on
SATURDAY, The Star leAsuers win re,
sumo play Sunday, with the FOL.
lowing schedule In effect.
LEAGUE No.
South Lake Juniors vs.. Garfield
Eagles. at Garfield.
Climax Club vs. Queen City Mo.
tors. al Green Lake.
y. NJ A. G. will be IDLE.
LEAGUE No. .
Independents vs, Garfield Cubs. NJ
Garfield.
West Green Lake vs.. South Seat.
tie. at South Seattle.
Husky Athletic Club vs.. Arden
Cubs. at South Park.
Ross A c. Us. Arden Cubs. az
South Park.
Sundays games win wind up the
preliminary season for the Garfield
Eagles. the Climax Club and tho In.
dependents. Tho Eagles and Inde.
pendents have cinch places In the
scmi'tinaE.
The Arden Cubs viii have 20 play
a double.header sunday 10 make up
for a gRmo not played earlier in the
season, caused by tho withdrawal
Of one OF the teams
A few moro games remain IN Dd.
vision 2. and then the semi finals
will bs played.
There will be one game played be-
tween the two leading teams in each
league. and the finalIsts viii play
two-out.ogthree for the title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-02

lcn INC ilria or 90 starters az the end
Northwest that u as hard 10 score
ing a %. To those who have never
played tho lnglewood course this fiE.
uro viii undoubtedly seem a high
one. bu, players who have travelled
tho hard-scoring lakcHhoro links wilt
not DO the least Bit surprised be.
cause there u no course In the
Nor,hwes, that il an hard 20 soccer
on ~ this same InRicwood.
Mrs. ID. Il. Twitehen. member
Of tho all.star InElewood team and
player who has been knocking al
tho door OF fame for tho past two
years without gaining admlt,ance.
made a fine showing with % card.
Mrs. Frank Van Paiton. tho Rainier
captain. was another player who was
very much at the top OF her game
yesterday. and turned in mighty
nice score OF ioi.
GU, OF the is that tsed of this
morning. nine belong 10 the enter
tanning club. namely. MR.. Young
Mrs. Cary. Sira. Twitcheil. Mrs. Il. 7.
Byers. Mrs. J. c. Bridgmap. MR.,
r. A. Langley. Mrs. + r. Ris,lnc.
Mrs. T. T. Leman and Mrs. r. r..
Jackson. Phoebe Nell Ttdmarsh.
Helen Farrell. Mrs. Il. T. Stafford.
Afra. W. W Tomkins and Mrs. H. NJ.
peaso arc the North End contingent.
Mrs. Waiter Pursoy. wifo Of the
Inglewood professional. il carrying
tho colorB OF tho Jefferson Park
Colt club. Mrs. Van Pattcn COM
plstes the list Of tho players that
comprise the championship draw.
The rest OF the field in yesterdays
test were listed In flights OF eight
CHAMPIONSHIP
sso--Afs. II. o. Young ". Mrs.. c, c,
Carr.
,.os-Nr, n A. LanEisy ,'- Miss y. r.
,as--Mr,. J. c. brigham ", nr,. 7. T.
frSush.
sIS-Mls, II. Fsrr,l Va. Mrs d. y.
$40 Ml., p. y. Tiamar,s ~, Mrs II.
s:'s-Nr,. n T. Eyer, y. Mrs r p.
s.so@aT.. II. ". Peas. ,,, Mrs. W ".
Tonkins.
s:is-Nrs. w Pur,.y ". Afr. c. C.
Curry.
Defeated eight from first fIiKht)
SECOND FLIGHT
o:tt-Nrs, r. o~sns vs.. Mrs. y.
MsuachIo.
,tt-Ars. II Patterson u, Mrs. B,r
Harris.
,.so-Mrs. l. T. Carpenter v. Mr. o.
y. Condon.
s.ss--nrs, II. Marshall vs.. ar. C.
stevens
THIRD FLIGHT
ia;e9-Nrr. / HoviE Va, alss q Lewis.
iS:oS-Niss y. Harold ~ Nfs ]. c.
ioao-Mf,. p. o,.rhar vs.. Mr, a.
Ayrss.
iolJ-Mr. c. KIus vs.. Ms,. c. II.
EbsriluR,
FOURTH FLIGHT
io:se-Niss b. Fischer w. Mrs. II. 2.
io.s5-Mrs, c. W. Cornell vs.. Mr., c. II.
ioso-Mr,, W. n.nry Vi. Mr.. +. a.
England.
io;st- Mrs.>te II. Ksnn.u ". Mrs. L.
Peek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-02

collapsed In trying 10 make tho cir.
cult from first base TO home on a
triple BY Bob Mcusol
when no rounded third. II was
apparent TINT he could not beat tho
throw from tho outncld, and II was
doubtf,y that ho would bo ablo to
last tho distance. but he stuck It
out and made II dive for tho plate.
Ito vas completely done up and
remained on his face In the dust
for several minutes. In the next
inning no made ono OF tho greatest
catches ever seen In Che Yankee
stadium when 10 ran far up on tho
mound in right center field and
pulled down Hure homo run from
tho bat OF Joe Judge. the Washing.
ton first basemun. Ilo fell and rolled
over and over down tho hill. but
kept his hands on tho bail Tint
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-02

IN seattle. Nick Domovitch has
bSArbust in the games he started
AZ wonder in the games that he
haSSnIshed up for faltering mates.
It's hard to account for. Dunno.
witch used 10 be real lefthander
for Los Angeles a few years ago,
and then spent two seasons on the
Chicago Cub bench. That's enough
10 ruin anybody.
He's just getting back the stuff
that made him one Of the best in
the p. G. l.. a while back.
Not only has he shown good speed
and a hook. but he has a nifty
change Of pace with which 10 throw
the boys who sight for the fences
off OF their stride.
Seattle needs a good southpnw 10
work regularly. and n he comes
around the Indians ought 10 climb
some.
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the board OF control Lack Of fin
snces was given as the reason for
the refusal 20 send Bob Hesketh
and Melvin Dranga along with the
rest Of the athletes.
The money for tho crew and golf
expenses were raised outside OF the
University, while the coin for the
track men win come from the ~"
Coach Edmundson viii take Jim.
my Charteris. half.miler, Drummond
Wilde. miller. BIN Maginnis, two.
miller and Percy Egtyct. high jump
er. broad Jumper and weight man
with him.
Coach Cailow is taking 20 cara.
men and two coxswains.
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Williams had BRAZIL all tied up in
knots At the plate with his lsft-handed
shoot. in the early innings. The Indian
sluEEer nearly disloca,ed hls neck strik-
Ing out couple OF times.
yaila IL out OF the game for whils
with the Seals because of n bad ankle,
injured when wild pitch hit him the
other day.
Ted Baldwin filled in at first base %
Herman. who hits left-hsnded. as every
body knows. wouldn't have 10 look at
Williams curve bail.
Emmer stole third clearly In the NTH
inning rally yesterday, and then swlpsd
home. and rot Eyped out OF II because
Of williams boper in not stepping off OF
the rubber before pitching to the plate.
1t was ball, and fourth one, and as
tho bases we're filled. Il was simply
forccd-ln run.
Yeile is throwing badly. and the boys
were running wild on him. Lane added
another 20 his bandit record.
You can count upon McCabe to bear
down against L. A. this week. a. Marty
Krug once tied the tinTars 10 Buster.
and irs said that the Seattle left fielder
resented Il somewhat
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RESULT
OF TRIALS
Track Event..

AFhfh fsffuN
First tfo.yArd high hurdle. - GourlAy.
". n. first. ConEsr, a.. second. Clarke.
BAL. third, sieffsn. y. fourth Time
MA.
Second i;o-ysrd high hurdlss--Ander-
son. q. A.. first: Raymond. r.. second
l.. Newcomer. T.. third. Morris. r..
fourth Tims--.iss.
Flru ioo-yard dssh--Grzy-s, nal.
first; Poo;. W. g.. second; Aibin, o..
third. Taylor. q A.. fourth. Time--;io.s.
Second io0.ysrd dRsn--Jsnkins. Bal,
first. Roberts, Q. A., second Wander
rrift- -. third. Garrison. l., fourth.
Time .i0.s
First sso-ysrd 10y hurdles--J. Brown.
O., first; I. Newcomer. L.. second; Bah
cock Bdwy.. third Houston. Bal. fourth.
Timo-;gss
Second 75o-ysrd low hurdi.s-Andsr-
son, a. A.. first: vanderKrlft, ~. sec
oud; Morris n. third. Calendar, L..
fourth. Tims-;71.e,
First 77o.ysrd dash--Jeukins. Bal.
fret. Albin. O.. second, Taylor. Q. A..
third. Teinurh. ". fourth Tims--:7at
Second 22o.yard dash Roberts. Q. A..
first: Cihrknon. l.. second Daiioy. Bal.
third. II, Brown. o.. fourth. Time
.23.t.
Field Events
Pole vault--Bronnlche OF Ballard quhii.
fled At 10 feet. replacing Humphrey OF
Ballard.
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ms for
Redskins

DILL PLUMMER had tho Seals
- nicely tanned yesterday and put
them thru all kinds OF tricks and
tho Redskins won tho final game
OF the series, ~. Tho Frisco per.
formers. however. left for Port.
lnnd with five out OF the eight
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games played.
Plummer pit
ched very effec.
tive bali.
So did Guy
VILLA ms. but
only for four in.
ninss. And then
he blew up in
typical left. hand.
cd style.
u ulster Nc.
Cabe walk c d.
Emmer forced
tho lcftfi elder
and then DAILY
hit 10 Rhyme.
The Seal short.
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Coast League
good pair OF hands, uncanny
Judgment and powerful arm.

And he's fast on the bases and
dangerous at all times at tho plate.
He handled many chances during tho
past week and made only two errors.
How they keep him out Of tho ma
jors Is one OF those mysteries OF tho
diamond.
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RUTH AT BAT

Second-RolleG nm easy bound.
or TO Johnson.
Fourth-Walltcd, out, on hot
roller 10 $. Harris.
Scventh-Relievcd by Veach.
Manager Higgins believing II
unwisc TO let the Bambino over~
exert himself.
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Finals in Prep
Cinder Tourney )
Held Wednesday

TUE finals IN tho high school all.
L city track meet will DO run Off
tomorrow az tho University OF
Washington stadium. starting NJ
3:i5 o'clock. Ballard Is a slight IA
vorito TO win the meet with lincoln,
Queen Anne and Broadway as run
nerH.up in the order named.
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real assistance
20 tho distressed
and diHmayed
y Q W prk
YRuicH.
This much was
shown clearly
when an ex
hatlAtsd Babe
had 20 b. taken
out in the sixth
inning OF hh
first game Of
tho season. Tho
confinement OF
six weeks In tho
hospital had so
weakened tn Q
Babe that no