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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-24
Baptista egyhaz

iUnnepi sorrend.-Karacsony ell
So napjan, delelott fel tiz oral kez
dettel kozos ahitat es ina, anne
lyet az egyhaz vezet0 ferfiai ko-
ziil kijelolt fog maid vezetni, bib
liaolvasassal enekl6ssel egyben.
Feltizenegy orakor kezdodik az
iinnepi predikaci6, melyet az egy-
haz lelkesze, Mt. Kovacs josef
fog tartani, a scent bibliaban elo-
irt, L1kacs evang., 2. resi-, 10.
vers alapjan: sIme hirdetek mex
tex nagy oromot... =
Vasarnapi iskola. A vasarnapi
iskolaba jar6 gyermekek karacso-
nyi iinnepelye, iinnep elso napJa-
max estejen, het oral kezdettel fog
me gtartatni a templom helyisege-
ben felallitott diszes karacsonyfa
k0riil. Az unnepi hangulatot nagy
ban emeli maid az egyhaz jol seer
vezett enekkaranak szereplese
Szebbnel-szebb karacsonyi enek-
szamok keriilnek eloadasra. A mi
sort gyermekek es ifjak eloadasal
s parbeszedei teszik meg elveze.
tesebbe. Hegedii es fuv6s hang
szeren el0adott szamok is lesznek
A gyermek innepseggel kapcsola1
ban az esti orakban eloadas is les
tartva, felnottek szamara.
Aki igazi es boldog karacsony
0r0moknek 6hajt reszese lenni, a.
i6ii0n ell k0riinhbe S hozza maga
val ismer6seit is. Belepti dij mines
mindenkit szivesen var 6s lat, a.
egyhaz vezet6sege.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-24

mem els6 napjan d { u t q n,
az istentisztelet vegeztevel.
Ifj. Koriink gyiilese ho utolso
vasarnapjan, azaz dec. 27.-en lesz
megtartva, fel 4 oral kezdettel a
templom basementjeben.
Szilveszter estejet egy tarsas
vacsoraval 6ha5tjak egyhazunk
tagjai megunnepelni. A tarsas va
csorat termeszetesen rovid isten-
tisztelet fogja megelozni. Friss
hurkat, kolbaszt keszitenek az egy
haz moi tagjai; tea, siitemennyel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-24
December 25.-en. delutan fel g.

December len, delutan fel g.
kor halaadas.
December 26.-an, este fel 8-kor
unnepet bezar6 istentisztelet.
Szeretettel hivja es varja tenn
plomba ez alkalmakkor is, ugy a
helybeli, mint a warreni, newton
fallsi, cortlandi es k0rnyekbeli hi
veket, az egyhaz eloljarosaga.
Karacsonyfa iinnepelyii n k |
mem december 24.-en este tartjuk
meg a gyermekek reszere - mint
a multi szamban jelezve volt, hs
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-24
A NILES, Oh REFORMATUS
EGYHAZ HIREI.
Kohl: Csepke Istvan, ref. lelkesz
Templom w. Second St.-en.
Par6chia a templommal szemben.

Karacsonyi sorrend. Kara
csony iinnepen AIT megelozoleg
a k0vetkez0 sorrendben lesznek
istentiszteletek megtIartva:
December 24.-en, este fel S-kor
biinbanati istentisztelet lesz, elO-
k6szitesiil az Ur asztalahoz valo
jarulashoz.
December 25.-en, karacsony ell
SO napjan iinnepi istentisztelet es
az Urvacsora kiosztasa d. e. fel
11-kor kezd0dUleg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-24
1926. DECEMBER "a

es egyeb mindenfele jok mellett,
ezek lesznek a vacsora foetelei.
Annak a sep egyiittes munkal-
kodasnak, melynek most mar a
parochia megvetele is ekes bizony-
saga, az volna melto befejezese
az esztend6 vegen, ha minden tag
megjelenne a diszn0toros vacso-
ran, S akik egyiitt munkalkod-
tunk, egyiitt adnank halat az Is
tennek S aztan egyjitt bucsuznank
ell az o-evtol $ egyutt kosz0ntenok
az vi ev hajnalat!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-24
A L u T H E r A N u s o X
FIGY ELM EBE

Penteken, december 25.-en, i'm
nep elso napjan, delutan 4 oral
kezdettel, 351 West Rayen Ave
nuen levo Grace Lutheran Church
ben magyar evangelikus istentisz-
telet es Urvacsoraosztas lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-24
G0r0g kath. egyhaz
Istentiszteletek sorrendje:

Istentiszteletek sorrendje: -
Dec. 24.-en, karacsony vigiliajan,
este 8 orakor iinnepi eloesti Macy |
;istentisztelet. December 25.-en,
karacsony elso napjan reggel 8
10-ig gyontatas, 10-kor iinnepe-
lyes Macy szentmise, papi seged-
lettel. SIT. beszed, mise vegen OLAF
kenet antidor es emlekkep osztas-
sal. Mise alatt boritekos offera
szedes). Masod es harmadnap
(Szt. Fstvan els0 vertanu innepe),
mint t0bbi vasarnapon.- .-Decem-
Der 31.-en, csiit0rtok0n este S-kor
evzar6 Macy istentisztelet SIT. be-
szeddel. 1926. jan. Len, uJev nap
ian d. e. 10-kor iinnepi SIT. mise
es SIT. beszed.
Karacsonyfa iinnepely es szini-
eloadas.-Dec. 25.-en, karacSony
els6 napjan este het oral kezdet-
tel, templomunk alatti teremben
tartando karacsonyfa unnepse-
gunkre es gyermek szinieloada
sunkra szolo kiilon keretes Meg
hiv6kra e helyen is tisztelettel
felhivjuk az 0sszmagyarsag Macy
becsii figyelmet.
Egy magyar sziilo, felnott es
oyermek kelemesebben es kedve
sebben seholsem t0ltheti ell fold
re szallott Szeretet" Macy unne-
pen estejet, mintha resztvesz egy-
hazunk negyvenegy kisgyermek-
szerepl6jenek alkalmi enekes szi-
niel0adasan. A szindarab targya
hol kacagtat6, hol konnyekig meg
hatoan erdekes. Azert is szabtunk
| oily csekely belepti dijakat, hogy
all1almat adjunk az innepek elott
"kifosztott" magyarsagnak egy
pompasan idit0 este eltoltesere.
Hozzaveve meg AIT, hogy 15-even
aluli gyermekek ingyen j0hetnek
az el0adasra es hogy minden
egyes no es gyermek "kriszkind-
Ili'-ben reszesUl, hissziik is, hogy
csak a beteg szalasztja ell nagy-
szerii alkalmat. GyonyorkodJenek
az "0reg' lex az lit sziiletett oyer
/ mekek zamatos magyar eloadasa-
ban, bator fellepeseben, iigyes ia
I tekaban es sugas nelkuli szerep-
leseben. Fur0sszek meg lelkiiket
ez esten gyermek korukban ell
t0ltott sep karacsonyok emleke-
zeteben.
Gyermekek karacsonyfajara be
1 gyiilt szives adomanyokra vonat-
koz6 nevszerinti kimutatast, az
lido r0vidsege helysziike Matt, a
legk0zelebb tessziik maid kozze
Addig is a gyermekek iranti SEE
retetiiket oily nemeslekiien kimu-
tato szives adakozoinak egyiittes
| k0szonetet mondunk.
Nyilvanos nyugtazas.-A Kos
suth Kor legutobb tartott szini-
el6adasanak jovedelmeb6l, ado
many kepen, $13.75-et Juttatott
at egyhazunknak. Midon ezen osz
szeg atvetelet hitkozsegiink el0l-
jar6saga kosz0netenek kifejezese
mellett hivatalosan es nyilvano-
san eIismeri, egyIben tudomasara
hozza mindenkinek, kit illet, hogy
az emlitett 0sszeget kor eln0kse-
gehez egyidejuleg intezett sorai
kapcsan egyhazunk az oily regen
vajud6 Magyar Haz javara visz-
szaadomanyozta.
tdvkivansagok. = Osi, magyar
szertartasu egyhazunk minden
egyes joakaroja es partol6janak
boldog karacsonyi iinnepeket es
aldasteljes ujesztend6t kivan a
Iitkozseg neveben is az el6li5ro-
sde. 4 - - :.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-24
Rom. kath. egyhaz

Keresztelesek. - Olga-Ottilia,
Dudas Gabor es Varga Margit lea
nya, sziil. nov. 23.-an, kereszteltek
dec. 2O.-an. Keresztsziilok voltak
Zuti Gyula es Horvath Ilona.
Sandor-Jozsef, Schultz Sandor
es Simk6 Roza fla, szul. dee. r.
en-, kereszteltek dec. 20.-an.
Karacsonyi iinnepek. - Most
pentekre esik december 25, amely
napon I'LL az egesz keresztenyseg
karacsonyt, illetve az emberiseg
Megvaltoia sziiletesenek az en-
leknapjat. Voltak mindig gyonge1
elmejii emberek es vannak meg
t0bben mi id0nkben, akik azzal
tetszelegnek maguknak, hogy ia
gadas kovet 'hajigaljak a bette
hemi jaszoly fele es mem birjak,
vagy mem akarjak meglatni, hogy
OFT annal b0lcs0nel ziiletett meg
az vi vilagrend, amely teljesen XII
lonb0zik mindatt0l, ami regen
volt es hogy AIT az NJ vilagrendet
az Isten-Ember alkotta meg, aki
k0zel ket evezred elott azon a de-
cemberi ejjelen sziiletett. AIT
mondta valaki lit Amerikaban,
hogy minden pillanatban egy bo-
lond sziiletik a vilagra es mivel
csakugyan all ez a teny, hat csak
hagyjuk futni a bolondokat. akar
tudos k0ntosben beszelnek, akar
pedig v0ros gunya ban handaban-
daznak tenyel1kel szemben, me-
lyek ellen, mint regen mondva
volt: "Nem all meg semmi okos-
kodas. Mi csak maradjunk meg
bolcsen azok soraban, Xix mem a
bolondok KOHL val0k, xix minden
pillanatban sziiletnek es tartsuk
meg karacsonyi unnepet, zeng-
ven az egi karokkal: Dics6seo
mennyben az Istennek es bekes-
seq a foldon a j6akaratu embe-
reknek - A karacsonyi iinnepek
rendje kovetkezo lesz "a SIT. Ist-
van templomban:
Csutortokr6l pentekre valo ej-
jel, pont II 6rakor, scent mise, me
lyet ejfeli misenek mondanak.
Penteken reggel 9 6rakor kis
mise, melyet pasztor misenek is
mondanak, ugyanaz nap delel0tt
10 :30-kor az iinnepi Macy mise
szentseg kitetellel.
Szombaton, azaz karacsony ma
sodnapjan, mely nap a SIT. Istvan.
max, az els6 kereszteny vertanu.
max van szentelve, reggel 9-kol
enekes Macy mise van, melyet
szentseggel valo aldas kovet.
Vasarnap, aZaz karacsony har-
madnapjan, mely nap az Ur Jezus
legkedvesebb tanitvanyanak, SIT
Janos evangelista emlekenek van
szentelve Az isteni tisztelet ugy
lesz ezen a napon, mint mas vasar-
nap.
Adomanyok.-A templomra ad-
tax: Debroczky Andras $5, Rosa
fuzer Tarsulat $40, Kossuth K0r
$13.75. Gyertyara adtak: Grego-
sits J6zsefne 81, Zambori Istvan-
ne soc. Viragra adtak: Suthan
Vilmosne 81, id. Haluska josef
ne 81, Belenszky Janosne soc a
Scent Antal perselybe pedig $2-t.
Viragra gyiijt0ttek: Macy Erzsike
es F'od6 Mariska $23.35, Kalucz-
ky Mariska $12.40, Dankovics Er-
zsike $10.35.
Havidijak: - Bodolai Istvan
(Steelton) SIT. Fizettek: Miglecz
Mihalyne 81, Snekszer Ferenc So,
Csordas Janos 81, Lonart Andras
81, Vass 1stvan 80, Hochvart Ven
define 81, Render Jozsef 81, Kele-
men Karoly ST, G6ber Janos 81,
Gregosits JOSEF So, Banyasz ia
nos So.
Kurator valasztas.-A jovo va
sirnap megejtjuk kurator va
lasztast az 1926.-ik eyre. KerjJk
nlindazokat hitkozsegi tagokat,
.s.ik non, c1nIrS II affSk hn addio a
Evening star., 1925-01-18
COLLEGE BASKET BALL

At GeOrEetown-GeOrg %;
Western Maryland, IL.
At West Point-Army, 80; City Col
lege of New York, %.
At Baltfmore-LoyOla, %; Catholic
University, IL.
At New Haven--Navy, IS; Yale, 10.
AT Princet0n-PrincetOn. 43; Swarth-
more, q.
At Chicago-SIinnesota, "a; Chica-
go. 10.
At Urbana-IllinOis, "a; Indiana, "a.
At Philadelphia-Penn, 24i Cornell,
10.
At AnnapoIis-St. Johns, 81; Hop
kfns, Is.
At Ann Arbor-Michigan, 80; Ohio
State, %.
At Columbia-South Carolina, 35;
Georgia, "a.
At Oxford-TuIare, 80; Mississippi
University. 15-
At Ra1eiRh-NOrth Carolina State,
29j Duke, 22.
At Chapel Hill--North Carolina, "A;
Davidson, 13.
At Hanover-Dartmout 81; CoIum-
bia, 15.
At Providence-Boston University,
31I Brown. Is.
At Lexington, Va.-V. NJ. L., 80; ".
p. l., 20.
At DanviIle-kentucky, 80; Centre,
q.
Evening star., 1925-01-18

dEIS 10 carry out MS agreement.
The advance sale for the fight with
Brettone1. the former European light
weight champion, has reached over
100000 francs, and the promoters al
lege that Dundee's failure to appear
after his contract had been duly sign
ed and registered according to French
law would render him responsible be-
fore the French courts for heavy
losses in preliminary costs and ad-
yertising.
The police informed the promoters
that they would be unable to request
Scotland Yard to detain Dundee, as
his was not q criminal offense ac-
cording to the French law. The pro-
moters' only recourse now is in the
civil courts.
The promoters also are lodging a
complaint with the International Box
ing Union to have Dundee ruled out
of the fighting game for life if he
fails to return,
Dundee was in conference with the
promoters in the Hotel Claridge
throughout heNniEht, until o'clock
this morning. He appeared to have
overcome the fit of Inconsistencies
from which he has been suffering for
several days. and promised to leave
for Francois Descamps' training 6
quarters and begin getting into con-
dition for the fight. Instead he went
TO Havrs and took the boat.
Evening star., 1925-01-18
DIEGEL SETS RECORD;
HE AND SARAZEN WIN

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, January
17.-Gene Sarazen and Leo Diegel,
Hollywood representatives in the
Florida Professional Golfers League
won the first IS-hole league match
played over the Boca Ciega Golf and
Country Club course here today from
Walter Hagen and Joe Kirkwood.
Pasadena team, and 4.
Diegel set a new record for the
course, going around in 81. and bet
tering Hagen's 50, made last Saturday.
when Hagen and Kirkwood played
Cyril Walker and Jim Barnes. Par is
Il. Diogel sank brides on the second,
twelfth. thirteenth and eighteenth,
and but for unsteady work on the
other greens would have had a re-
markable score. Time and again he
had opportunities to break par, only
TO miss an apparently easy putt.
Sarazeu went around in 73. KirkWood
in "A and Hagen in 75.
Sarazen played strong game in all
departments up to the fifteenth, when,
with the match won, he eased up and
became careless the balance OF the
way in.
Hagen constantly was in trouble go
ing out, starting a bad day with a
drive from the first tee into the pines
off the fairway. His ball went into a
into the jungle on the fifth,
KirkWood had trouble with the
traps about the greens. and lost ball
in the rough on the sixteenth, but was
In position to gain glory when his
second shot on the long eighteenth
fell dead within feet of the pin. It
is a.par hole. He missed the putt
for an eagle, but sank the next one
The match was the first on the
schedule of the initial professional
golf league to be organized in this
country, and members of the circuit
have declared that if the experiment
in Florida this Winter is q success
an attempt may be made to organize
elsewhere next Spring. The match
today drew a gallery of nearly a
thousand with a green's charge of 81.
The second league match will be
played over the Palma Ceia course, in
Tampa tomorrow, when Sarazen and
Diegel meet Bobby Cruickshank and
Johnny Farrell in a 36-hole contest
Evening star., 1925-01-18
AUGUSTA DRAWS EYNON
FOR TEN DAYS OF GOLF

Clark Griffith and Stanley Har-
ris, who have been sojournfng at
Tampa since week before last, are
not the only officials of the Wash
ingtOD ball club who will get in
some EOlfng this Winter. Ed
Eynon is to have his fling. too.
Before he became business man.
ager, secretary and assistant
treasurer of the Nationals Eynon
was amateur champlonlOf the Dis
triet. He has been too busy to
devote much time to the links
since, but still haS "A hankering
for an occasional round. Most of
the burden of handling sWashing-
toms first world series fell on
EynOn's capable sbeulders. lie
feels he L. due for N little vaea-
ton and VIII start this afternoop
for Augusta, Ga, for 10 days of
golf. In bis party will he j. ThiI-
man Hendffck. Myer Cohen. Harry
Kaufman and David Hepdrick.
Evening star., 1925-01-18
FIGHT TITLE CHANCE
TO BE GIVEN DELANEY

NEW YORK, January 1.-Two
difficult barriers stand between Jack
Delaney, Bridgeport, Conn. middle
weight, and the world 16O-pound
title, but it is expected he will get
an opportunity to scale them within
the next two months.
These barriers constitute the hard
punching Paul Berlenbach and the
champion, Harry Greb.
Delaney's feat in stopping Tiger
Flowers, Atlanta Ga, negro, in the
second round of 12-round match at
Madison Square Garden Friday night
places him on the verge of a cham
pionShip match with Greb, but Tex
Rickard would like Delaney to meet
Berlenbach before taking on Greb.
Delaney flttingly established his
superiority over Berlenbach when he
knocked out the latter last Spring.
coming along fast since then and
feels he can give a good account of
himself in another fling at Delaney.
Rickard said today that no arrange
mentS had been made for the Berlen-
bach Delaney match but that negoti-
ations would be started next week
The winner of this match will meet
Greb in a title fight, Rickard said
Defeat Costly for Flowers.
NEWARK, n. J., January IA
12-round bout between Ted Moore
and Tiger Flowers, which was sched-
uled to be held at the Newark Armory
on February 2, was Cancelled today
by Babe Culnan.I one of the pro-
moterS
Culnan said the cancellation was
decided upon following the knockout
defeat of Flowers at the hands of Jack
Delaney in New York Friday night
Evening star., 1925-01-18
MORE THAN 200 CURRIERS'
IN B0NSPIEL AT DULUTH

DULUTH, Mimi, January 17.-More
than 200 curriers' Will gather here for
the thirty-second annual bonspiel of
the Northwestern Curling Association,
which opens Monday morning to last
a week.
Curriers' will come from Minnesots,
North Dakota, Wisconsin. Ontario and
Manitoba, according to Alex MacRae,
secretary of Duluth Curling Club. The
bOnspiel's ten events include prizes
whose listed value reach sl,811.
Evening star., 1925-01-18
SKI CHAMPIONS ENTERED
IN INTERNATIONAL EVENT

CHICAGO, January 1.-Two pres
ant champions and scores of ski rid
ers, who have won fame for them
selves in various localities, are among
the 96 entrants in the international
ski tournament which is to open to-
morrow at the Fox River Grove slide
near Cary, Ill.
Andres Haugen, Minneapolis, Mimi,
a member of Americas Olympic ski
team; Henry Hall, Detroit, Mich
holder of the world record jump OF
229 feet, and Norman Berger, holder
of the Canadian championship, will
be among the competitors.
Martin Haldaasen, Christ Berg and
wilhelm Ursin will represent Norway
Evening star., 1925-01-18
NURMFS STRIDE NORMAL,
VETERAN TRAINER FINDS

point of interest for track fol-
lowers hns been divulEed by Pete
HeEelman, veteran trainer of
athletes. He says that by actual
measurement the racing stride OF
PanvO Nurmt IN feet AZ inches
I'm the extreme, about the average
stride for distance runners. nc
cOrdInE to the veteran trainer.
This Is the length OF the Firn's
stride In his sprint. Normally,
Nurnil's stride measures feet z
inches. according to the measure
ments of HeEeImaa, made during
a training rnce of three miles, I'm
which the Firms stride was care
fully checked.
Evening star., 1925-01-18

Harris says his long layoff from
the game has not visibly affected his
score. At present Bucky shoots be-
tween 80 and 80, usually totaling SS
on the Temple Terrace course, over
which he plays most of the time.
when l quit playing golf said Har
ris today, II was shooting in the sos,
with occasional slumps into the 90s,
>and 1 find L am going at about the
same gait now"
When asked if there was any dis
cernable difference in his batting dur
ing the period when he Stunned the
clubs Harris answered in the mega
tive.
II have. never contended, as some
managers do, that golf affects the
batting eye. That is the bunk" says
Bucky. IT hold that the harm in golf
lies purely on the physical side. I do
not believe a man is able to play
golf in the morning and give his best
in the afternoon to base ball. ] think
that the contention of golf gaining
such a. moral hold on a player that he
is unable to concentrate on base ball
is ridiculous. 1t is equally as ridicu-
lous to claim that a man is unable to
swing the ash with his accustomed
dexterity aftet swinging the mahsie."
Evening star., 1925-01-18
RICE AND COSLIN ENTRATN
FOR SPRINGS WEDNESDAY
Ionsil Attack Delays Departure of Judge-Criff
May Order More Work for Young Pitchers.
Peck, Ruel and McNeely Are Balky.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.
Sports Editor, The Star.

LlHOOO some three months eapse upires time
- honored play ba ushers another campaign training bv the
Nationals for the 1925 get way this week Fav
wednesday morning Edgar Rice A Gon outfelder
extraordinary Will pull of Union Hot
Springs Ark where Friday they will
sprouts that will preliminary conditioning
activities scheduled 0 follow a Tampa Fla
In addition taking the full 2lbah Spa Rice
and Coshn
VIII urels
middle month
in
Judge who
Josephus
base balls only completely be
O~-Ne
Evening star., 1925-01-18
PAAV0 TO GO AFTER
TWO MORE RECORDS

NEY YORK, January 17.-Paavo
Nurmi will try to set new world
records for two-thirds and three
quarters of a mile when he com
petes on the first nights program Of
the Millrose A. A. carnival at Madi-
son Square Garden, January 81 and
28.
The race, originally arranged as a
two thirds mile event, has been eX-
tended to three-quarterS mile at
Nurmi's request to enable him to try
for records at both distances.
The Phantom Finn's opponents will
include Joie Ray, Lloyd Hahn, Ray
Watson and Jimmy Connolly.
An effort also is being made to OBJ
tain the entry of George Marsters,
Georgetown star.
Evening star., 1925-01-18
CALIFORNIA U. SEEKING
INTERCOLLEGIATE MEET
y Hhe Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press,
University of California, three-time
winner of the intercollegiate A. A.
A. A track and field title, would like
to stage this blue ribbon event in its
new stadium at Berkeley this year or
next
The Golden Bears feel they should
I've Tewarded for their frequent trans
continental Journeys, but the fact that
the bulk of the L c. A. A. A A mem
bership lies in the East is likely to
mitigate against any prospect of the
event going to the Far West, as the
expense of transcontinental travelling
would be prohibitive for many insti-
tutions.
Evening star., 1925-01-18
ORANGES GRID PROWESS
SHOWN ON EARLE SCREEN

Alumni Of the University of Illinois
who attended the showing of the
Red Grange foot ball films at the
Earl Theater yesterday certainly saw
wonderful piece of gridiron mech
anism pictured. In scenes of the Michi-
gan-Illinois game, Grange was shown
making his great run from kickoff
a0d his brilliant broken field dashes
for considerable gains. The ease
with which he reversed his field and
eluded and outran would-be tacklers
was remarkable.
The pictures also gave an idea of
the size and magnifcence of Illinois
new sta alum, a memorial to her dead
in the World War. The noble pile
of Georgian treatment in architec-
ture ranks among the finest sports
structures of the country.
Evening star., 1925-01-18

Harris declares that he has no OBJ
lection whatsoever to any of his ath-
letes playing golf in the Winter
When base ball training starts, how
ever, he expects the best in the player
to be given to base ball, and conse-
quently taboos golf. They are his
sole reasons for his objections to the
game during the base ball season.
Griffith holds the same opinion,
says Bucky.
Harris says he. of course, intends to
abandon golf during the base ball
season. He expects to do just the
things he demands of his players and
will join them in abstaining from the
, game after serious diamond work
gets under way.
Bucky's card of yesterday while
playing with Johnny Farrell, Bobby
Cruickshank and Griff on the Temple
Terrace course was certainly nothing
for an amateur to be ashamed of.
The Is holes have a total distance of
6,5S1 yards, with par of 72 and a
bogy of rs. Harris shot it in SS with
rl
Evening star., 1925-01-18
DEMPSEY WILL SEEK
FIGHT, SAYS kEARNS

LOS ANGELES, Calf, January H.
Jack Dempsey, heavyweight cham
pion, and Jack Kearns, his manager.
VIII go East next month to see
whether they can arrange a bout for
the Summer, it was declared by
kearns today. Tex Rickard, if he
expects to match Dempsey with
Tommy Gibbons or Harry Wills for
title fight in June, '1s proceeding
on assumptions" Kearns said, declar-
ing no arrangements have been made.
AS for Dempssy's announcement
that he will retire in June and wed
Estelle Taylor, motion picture actress.
kearns said the only thing he knows
about that is the publicity that he
read and that it will have no bear
ing on the trip East next month to
seek a match.
Evening star., 1925-01-18
NEW YORK TENNIS BODY
lND0RSES WRITER RULE

UTICA, n. Y, January 17.-Indorse-
ment of the proposed new player
Lawn Tennis Association, election of
Louis r Daley of the East Orange
Tennis Club as president and award
ing of two out of the three sane
toned New York State tennis cham
pionships was the business transact
ed by the New York State Tennis AS
sociation at it's annual meeting here
teday.
Evening star., 1925-01-18
VANCE NOT A H0LD0UT;
PLEASED WITH SALARY

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. January II.
-"Dazzy" Vance, Brooklyn pitcher,
reported 'holdout," told newspaper
men today that he would not adopt
such course. II am more than
pleased with the salary i am getting
and 1 intend to stay with the Dodgers
as long as it is possible for me to
hold my own, ,'Sehe pitcher was quot
ed as saying