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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-29
FENYES ES Macy BALRA KE.
SZUL A KOssUTH K0R SPORT
GARDAJA.
Nagyszabasu mulatsag febr. Gen,
hetfon a csapat javara-A Kos.
suth K0r nagyterme zsufolasig
tomve lesz magyarsaggal.

Magyar testvereinG joI ismerik
AIT az ertekes sport tcvekcnyseget.
melyet Kossuth Kor futball gar
daja bet0lt. Az elmult evek folya-
man cz a lelkcs csapat mem cgy
babert sZerZett a magyar ncvnek
- cbben az esztendoben mindcn
kilatas megvan ARA, hogy ez meg
fokoz6dni fog. Minden lelkes ma
gyar kell, hogy tudia AIT, hogy
csak ep testben lakozik ep lelek s
ICY minden magyar kell is, hogy
sportbarat legycn. A megindulo
sportszez0nban cz csapat teljes
fclkesziiltseggel fog belemenni s
ennek egyik kell6ke a pGnz. Neha
legszebb tervck ts rem6nyek, anva
ai akadalyolon buknak el, leg
tisztcss6gcsebb szandek is meghiu-
sui kicsinyes anyagiak miatt.
A KoSSuth K0r tcrmei februar
9-en, minden sz6pert es nemes.
ert lelkesedni tud6, aldozatkesz s
mulatni vagyo magyarsag el0tt
tarulnak maid Xxi. Ezen a napoI
lesz megtartva az nagyszabasr
bal, melyneR j0vedelme a futbal
csapat penztarat lesz hivatva gya
rapitani. "A mulatsag clokeszitesal
nagyban faradoZik a lelkes rende
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-29

Olvassa ell ezen ciKkiinket es vagja ki
meg6rzes celjab6l, id6vel sziksege le-
het ra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-29
niles
PUSP0K
LATOGATASA NILESBEN

Amint arr6l lapunk els6 olda-
Ian beszamolunk, DR.. Baltazar De
ESQ ref. piisp0k Nilesba is ellato-
gat, ahol ket alkalommal beszel
maid a magyarsaehoz A piisp0k
ur szombaton delutan erkezik Nj
lesba, ahol este resZtvesz az egy-
haz disznotoros vacsoraj jan, mely
a End St.-i templom basement je-
ben lesz megtartva. A vacsora
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-29
1O9-IK CIKK
Az anyasag felelossege.

A bebik czrei halnak el mindcn ev-
ben hanyagsag folytan. ITALIAN ma is ell
.n6nek - cgeszseeescn es bodogan -
ha rendes gondozasban lett volna re-
silk. Kit lehet okozni? Hatarozottan
mem bebikct. A felel6sseg tehat azo-
kon van, akiknek kotelessegc utana ne2
nj, hogy minden leheto el legyen kovet-
We sziiletes cl0tt es utan meg
ovni a csecsem6 eletet es egeszseget
Rendcscn az anyat okozZak a oyer
mex hclytelen gondozasa Matt. Ne
mclykor mcgerdemli az ilyen kriti
kat, de a legt0bbsz0r mem. Sok eset
ben 6ppen ugy lehet az apat okolni 6
esetleg sok esetben egyediil . az Okla ;
gyermek szegenyes egeszsegenek vagl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-29
/ ,al'kl! otba.

!. i. 4 II = 4 s M -sf-
anyjnI mem tudta, hogyan kell q mell.
teiere vigyazni, vagy inert mem tudta
ertekelni mell.taplalas fontossagat.
Eek bebik tndatlansag IS rossz
elelmezesi allapotok szikssgtelen aldo
zatai voltak.
Az anyasag vedelme el5l mem lehet
tobbe kiterni. Ezen sziiksegnel el5for-
dulo eletfecserlest meg kell gatolni mem
csak azert, inert minden csecsem6bSl
egy esetleges Rolgar lesz, hanem azert
is, inert ugyanazan allapotok, melyek
halalesetek tobb mint a felenek oko-
z6i, veszelyeztetik az eletben maradt
bebik eletkepesseget is. Mem azokat,
akik meghaltak, hanem az eletben ma
radottakat kell tekintetbe venni.
Ezer es ezer negy Is tizenhat evkor
kozotti gyerrekre kiilonos gondot kell
forditani. Nagyon taplal6 eledelre van
sziiksegiink, mdly er6ase Is izmossa te.
szi 6ket, hogy ellentallhassanak be-
tegsegeknek. Az ilyen gyermekek szi-
lenek nagyon aihnljak q Bordn . Eagle
teiet. A legjobb tel es legfinomabb Gu
kor tudomanyosan pegyitve es keszit-
We, lehet6ve teszi, hogy rosszul tap
lalt gyermek gyorsan hizzon, amire silk
sege van, hogy eros es egeszseges le-
gyen A szil3 igazan csak akkor TAXA
rekoskodik, ha Hgyel ARA, hogy oyer
mekei rendesen feil5djenek, inert OIL
cs6bb gyermeket egeszsegben tartani,
/. mint gyogyke2eltetni. Ajanliuk: az
ilyen gyermekeknek adjon naponta ket
leveses kanal Eagle tejet haromne-
eyed eseszc jeghideg vizzel keverve.
Akar a dellelGtti, akar a delutani etke-
z6siik alkalmaval adhatja nekik ebben
q formaban. Id6sebb gycrmckek job
ban szeretik ginger ale, gyumolcsle
vagy habart tojassal keverve.
Olvassa ell ezen ciKkiinket es vagja ki
meg6rzes celjab6l, id6vel sziksege le-
het ra
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-29
4 PET0FI EGYLET VI TrsZT
VTSELOT.
Megvalasztcttak az vi tis2tikart.
F0d0 Istvan lett az eln0k.

Az elst-yonngstowni PetGfi San
dor Egylet az elmult vasarnap tar
tott gyiilesen, vegrc megvalasztot-
ia az al tisztikart. Tisztviselok let
TEX: Elnok: F0d6 Istvan, alelnok
Keszler Ferenc, titkar: Horvath
Rafael COS Robinson Rd., Ego
ungstown), jegyz6: r. Benedek.
Janos, penztarnok: Sagi Ignac,
penztari ellen6r: Majoros Istvan,
beteglatogatok: Gyory Mihaly,
Torok Ferenc, Szatmary Karoly
- Hazeltonban: Laco Istvan, moi
beteglatogato: Timar Janosne,
Zaszlotartok amerikai - Laco Ist
van es Gyurko Gy0rgy, magyar
- Cseh Mihaly $ Varga JOSEF,
harmas bizottsag: T0r0k JOSEF,
Smith Istvan es 10th Istvan, trus-
teek: Fod6 Istvan es Kiss Miklos,
ajto6rok: Vekassy Mihaly ts XII
rally Istvan.
Kivanjuk, hoey az NJ tisztikar
az egyletet b0lcsen vezesse s Vi
eye tovabb azon a fejl6desi uton,
melynek v6gc6lja az, hogy minden
east-youngstowni magyar ferfi Is
no Pet6fi6k zaszlaja ala sora.
kozzek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-29

halalanal. De minde2y, hogy kinell
It hibaja gyerrnek az, aki szen
ved. Lehet-e ezt gyermekkel szem
ben rendes elbanasnak nevezni? Hata-
rozottan men,
Az emberiseg erdekeben legyen en-
berseges IS adjon tisztesseges lehet6.
toseget bebiienek, hogy elhessen, hogy
maid kes6bb tondjat tudja viselni sa-
lat maganak es italian idGvel az anyja-
max es apjanak is. Ne feledje ell, hogy
gvermekenek nem volt beles26lasa alb
ba, hogy vilagra j5ijon - On hoz-
ia ide most ada meg neki a lehe-
t6stget elni,
Az anya gondozasa.
A gyermek elete eg6szs6ge es rendes
fejl6dese nagyreszt az anya egeszsege-
t6l es megv6deset6l fGgg. Az anya art
hat gyermeknek, melyet visel epp ugy
a kilenc h6napban sziiletes el6tt,
mint kilenc h6napban q sziiletes utan.
A. gyermek eletbenmaradasanak lehe-
tosege fdgg att6l, vajion elegend6 jo,
vedelem van-e csalad s2iiksegletere,
fiigg szil6lz egeszsegetol va
rand6s anydt meg kell kimelni tnl
soll munkat6l, rossz taplalkozast6l gon.
dokt6l, szakert6 felugvelet alatt kell
Jennie visclGssege alatt Is sziiletes
alatt, pihennie kell s n lebetegedes tar
tama alatt kell6en gondozni kell, fem
kell tartani nell taplalasat es intel
lgens anyai gondozasban kell otthor
reszesiteni.
T0bb mint a fele sziiletesuk elst
| evebcn clhalt bebiknek az anyjuk ALA
potaval 0sszefHgg6 okok Matt hal el
- 1916-ban az Egyesiilt Allamok lakos
saganak 10 szazalekarol keszitctt XII
mutatas szcrint t0bb, mint IS eyer oyer
| mex mcghalt sziilet6senek else h6napj:
| ban. (Ez az 0sszes csecsem6halaloza
! 49.5 szazaleka.) Ezen bebik nagyresz
bctegseg vagy seriil6s folytan tul gyen
gc eletkepesseggel jott vilagra. So
| kan kicsik KOHL meghaltak, inert a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-29

E heten a kovetkez5 tagok be
tegek:
Cselle Ferencne (Manheim, w.
Va.), Ozv. Kuthy Claiborne (1324
w. Chalmers Ave.)
A betegseg Kaluczky Janos ell
noknel jelentend6 be, kinek ci-
me: 1349 Republic Ave, telefon
7-4320. i
Kaluczky James, elnok.
Mixich Gaspar, iegyz6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-29
SZOMORU HIR.
Hajdu JOSEF edesanyja nagy-
beteg.

Lapunk mask helyen megemle-
keztiink arrol, hogy milyen Macy
csapas erte Haidu JOSEF honfi-
tarsunkat, amcnnyiben a mutt he
ten varatlanul meghalt a felesege.
Most, hetfon temettek ell a fla
tai derek asszonyt es a gyaszba-
borult ferjet egy mask szomoru
hir erte, amikor a temetesr0l ha-
lament. Levelet kapott hazulrol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-29

q Zemplen megye borsi-i kozseg-
b6l, amelyben tudattak, hogy edey
anyjat egy sulyosabb termeszetn
betegseg kovetkezteben megope-
raltak.
Hajdu Jozsef nagyszamban it
tlo rokonai es f0ldijei- bizonyara
reszvettel ertesiilnek err6l a hir-
rol es veliink egyiitt miel6bbi tel
jes feleyogyulast kivannak a de
rex magyar asszonynak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-29

.alatt alkalma lesz meghallgatni a
magyarsagnak feh6r asztal mel
lett piispokot.
Vasarnap delutan 3 oral kezdet-
tel templomban predikal piis-
pok, hisszik, hogy ez aIkalommal
templomunk zsufolta lesz magyar
sdggal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-29
K0sZONETNYILvANTTAs

Alulirott megt0rt, Gle halas sziv-
vel mondok melyseges kosz0netet
mindazoknak, akik meeboldogult
felesegemet betegsege folyaman a
hazban, vagy a korhazban meglato
gattak. Aterzett koszonetem ille
ii azokat is, akik megboldognlt fe-
lesegem temetesen reszt vettek, a
kopors6ra koszornt helyeztek IS
automobillal kisegitettek, vagy
barmiben is segitsegemre voltak a
megpr6baltatas nehez 6s szomoru
6raiban.
Hajdu Jozsef,
S10 Old Eprpaoa poo1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-29
\ HIREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0l.

z6seg, minden tekintctben kitiino
bal var ez alkalommal a magyar
sagra.
Hissziik, hogy fiatalsag mel
lett oft latjuk maid az id6sebb
magyar testvereinket, akik meyer
tik $ szeretettel tamogatjak if
iaink el6rehaladasat cello nemes
szandekok sikerre valasat.
Evening star., 1925-09-08
JAPANESE RADIO GIVEN
TO PRIVATE INTERESTS
Wireless Fedora ton Planning to
Construct Four High Power Sta
tions From New Material.

The long-discussed transfer of the
Japanese high-power radio system 10
private interests appears to have be-
come fact, says the electrical di.
vision of the, Department of Com.
merce The new radio company is
the japanese Wireless Federation. II
Is planning construction of four high.
power stations, approximately so kilo-
watts each, the material and euuip-
ment TO be purchased from an Amer
lean company. In addition to the
present stations at Harunomachi and
Tomioka, new stations will be built
at 1samimura and kaizomura, the
last named to communicate with the
United States.
The new operating company is con
trolled entirely by Japanese capital,
the government participating. Pend
ing the completion of the new sta
ton arrangements have been made
whereby messag ges filed in Japan for
Europe will be handled via the
Tomioka station to the Pacific high
power stations at Hawaii and San
Francisco and thence via their At
lantic system to Europe. When the
new equipment Is complete individual
Japanese stations will handle traffic
with Nanen, Germany, with Bor-
deaux, France, and with the various
radio stations of the Far East as well
as those of the United States.
Radio broadcaSting started in the
city of Nagoya, Japan, on July IS
and fans in Japan now listen to broad
casting from Toxic. Osaka and
Nagoya, according to the Department
of Commerce. More expensive re-
ceivers OF American origin are now
sold quite readily. but Japanese com
petition makes 1t practically impos-
sible to sell American sets that retail
below $50.
Evening star., 1925-09-08
RADIO RULES STRINGENT.
German Regulations Designed to
Prevent Nuisance.

Some OF the German radio regula-
tions in force would appear rather
severe TO fans of the States. For in
stance. outdoor receiving aerials must
not interfere with a neighbor's view
in fact they should be so placed as
to be invisible il possible. .Aerials
must be of standard materials and of
regulation sizes; factors of safety
must be figured so that there will be
no danger from contraction from cold
or loading from wind or ice to cause
sagging or breaking. The safety fac
tors required are three. Additional
loading is assumed in the direction of
gravity; it is equal to 180 into the
square root of d. where d is the
external diameter in millimeters. No
joints or knots are permitted in
aerials or guy wires. The grounding
of all metal aerial poles is required
and If wooden supports are used,
lightning conductors must be in
stalled. Antennas must not cross
within two meters nor he parallel
when less than FIVE meters distant
Evening star., 1925-09-08
SEMI-FINALS TODAY
IN W0MkN'S TENNIS

Semi-hnals Of the women's District
Tennis League singles tournament
viii be played this afternoon on the
courts of the Columbia Country Club
Frances Krucoff. District CHAMPION
will meet Coriune Frazier at 3:se and
Luise Kelley, 1924 league champion
viii oppose Frances Walker, GEORGE
Washington star. an hour IaAer
Luise KELLEY entered the semi.fnSl
round Yesterday by virtue Of her de-
feat Of Cecyle TAYLOR Ga. s.
Frances Krucof eliminated Jennie
Doolittle, 6--1, 6-t. in her fourth
round encounter, while Corinne Fra
zier gained the decision over Mar
Hall, after lengthy hattie. So, 3-s.
Mary Hall and Jessie Edmondsbn
scored in only doubles, triun1phirC
over Mrs. J. P. Haynes and Mrs T.
X. Lang, in 4 three-set affair, which
extended both teams to the limit The
score was 4-G. G-4. s.
Florence Seward, Junior champion.
advanced TO the third round in the
consultations event, scoring victory
over Ivy Wymore, 6-4 6|
Today's Pairings.
ser'i- final rourd-Luise Kelley vs prsroe~
WKslker, 50 Corrlnns Frazier IS. Franrss
krucoH, 50.
DOUBLES
Second round, upper halt-Jsnris Don-
attle NJ and Sarah Doohttls vs- cecyle Tsvl"T
second round. lover ha1f-Marv Didd.r
and Virginia Talhert vs.. Edith Petr1e ana
Dorothy kngsbury, 4 80 Cara Cook and
Mrs. Thorpe vs. Florence Seward and Kath.
Third round, upper ha1f-Mary Hall and
Jessie Edrlunston ys. Margaret Graham ard
Mrs. George Vest, 9:4j.
Yesterdays Results.
SINGLES
Fourth round. upper half-Luse Esl'ev
defeated Cecyle Taylor; Ct 6-2.
defeated MARY Hall So. Sc: Frances
krucof defeated Jennie Doolittle, 81. 81
DOUBLES
Second round. upper half.Mary Hall ana
Jennie Edrlunston defeated Mrs. ] 2. Haynes
and Mrs. E. X. Lang, 4-6. 6-4. g.
CONSOLATION SINGLES.
First round. lower half-Kathleen John
son defeated N. Pinet 6-2. 6-5.
Second round, lower hslf-Florencc Seward
defeated Ivy Wymere. 6-4.. Ga.
Evening star., 1925-09-08

Previous TO yesterday France had
scored one singles and one doubles
victory in the tournament against
Australia.
Agree Not TO Play.
Owing. 10 the fact that the fifth
match could have no possible infiu-
ence on the ultimate result, Rene La
Coste elected to default to James o.
Anderson, Australian captain, on ac-
count of the wet condition of the
courts. While La Coste actually de-
faulted, the match will not go down
on the Davis Cup records as Il de-
fault. The captains of the two
teams agreed to declare il no con-
test, terminating the tie at the con-
clusion of the fourth match
America, relying once more or the
seasoned briIliance of Tilden, Johns
ton, Richards and Williams, will be
favored to keep the famous trophy
at home for the sixth year in a row,
but 1t will be in jeopardy, at least.
if Jean Borotra continues the daz-
zling streak that chiefly accounted for
the defeat of Australia in the inter
zone ftnals1s - his partner. Rene La
Coste, recoYe I he form that carried
him TO championship heights at
Wimbledon earlier this year.
Formidable Rivals.
Frances, entry into the challenge
round not only has heightened in
terest I'm the championship matches
but the manner of her triumph over
Australia in the last elimination test
at Forest Hills has put an entirely
new front on the situation.
Frances main hopes had been
pinned upon the cool and quiet
LaCoste. 20-year-old champion of Eu-
rope. but it WAS the volatile. hitherto
erratic Jean Borotra Who brought tri-
umph to the tri-color.
Where LaCoste fell before the can
nonading of Gerald Patterson, Austria
liam howitzer of the courts. Borotrs
overwhelmed James o. Anderson.
Evening star., 1925-09-08
HEBREW SINGING
ON WRC TONIGHT
Religious Music by 0hev
ShoIom Choir to Feature
Broadcast Program.

A concert of Hebraic religious
music, to be presented by the Ohev
Sholom Choir of Washington, will
feature the radio programs of stations
WRC and WIZ, New York, tonight.
The choir will sing under the
direction of Samuel Wolkovsky and
will have with it the Rev. Abraham
Eaimus, recently appointed cantor
of the Ohev Sholom Temple. For its
program tonight the choir has ar
ranged a special group of Hebrew
songs, including the famous Levan.
dovsky 'Hallelujah" and the 'Unesane
Tokef" by WolkoVsky.
Beginning the musical program
WRC has arranged to present Rabbi
J. T. Loeb of the Ohev Sholom
Synagogue, who will give a brief out.
line of the Hebrew song service and
the New Year. The Ohev Sholom
Choir was u feature part of the radio
programs of both WRC and WIZ two
months ago, and its concert at that
time received popularity throughout
the East. The Choir's concert tonight
will begin at 9 o'clock and will be con.
tinued for an hour.
The lighter entertainment on WRC's
program tonight will include a return
10 the air of ]. Boardman Sanchez and
-tlrNa Milstead, known to radio as
The Texans" Sanches and Milstead
will present their popular program
from the studio of WIZ from $50 to
2 o'clock.
other events on tonight's program
include dance concert by w. Spen-
Ger Tupman and his Hotel Mayfiower
Orchestra broadcast with WIZ and
WGY from the Presidential room of
the Hotel Mayflower; dinner concert
by Sidney Seidemaun's Shoreham
Hotel Orchestra, and the musical
travelogue "Over the Seven Seas"
which tonight will take our radio
audience to Shanghai and Peking.
The evening program will be opened
at $50 with a resume of the sport
news of the day.
Evening star., 1925-09-08
D. C. BAPTIST NETMEN
DOWN QUAKER TEAM

Washington Baptist tennis playerz
scored clean sweep in the three sin
giles and two doubles matches of their
lntercltE Engagement with the best
talent OF the Philadelphia Young Peo-
pies Union League Yesterday at Pc
tomac Park courts. AS the District
players gained 3-to-1 ADVANTAGE in
Saturdays tilts, the final score stood
s to I.
The locals are planning for a return
match TO be played at Philadelphia
next Summer and have extended invi-
tations TO church teams of Brooklyn
and Huntington. ". Va. TO play on
Washington courts in 1926
Scores of Yesterdays matches:
singles--Gordon Willard defeated George
COX. 6--4, - u. NJ. Turner defeated
Walter HyEer. Go. G-5: T. n. Wagner de-
feated X. Wesley. Me-cher. Go. Is
Doubles-Gordou Willard and A. E Con.
stantltpe 51,tozs defeated George Cox and Hugh
snd Robert Shellin defeated Clarence NJ
BoEla and Ralph Roth, 6-2. 6-3
Evening star., 1925-09-08

to throw IL. This throwing is COM
monty called wrist action. 1t is
more properly hand action. During
this throwing" you are In behind
the club. The throw takes place
wholly in the bottom arc of the down
Swing. at which time the club attains
its maximum acceleration. This &C.
fion Is not attained by any specific
rule. You learn to feel your way
through it. VI is an instructive action.
The only thing you have to do is give
the club time to turn at the top and
start down with you-then throw il.
Copyright. 1927
Evening star., 1925-09-08

Australian aptain. played stellar
role in the French doubles victory
over Patterson and Hawkes.. then
turned loose in the deciding match
fire even deadlier in it's effectiveness
than Pattersons.
Frances climb to the challenge
round marks the third time in Davis
Cup history that the monopoly of
Australia, Great Britain and the
United States has been broken in the
final tests. With the exception of
Belgium's 1904 challenge, when the
United States and Australia did not
compete, and Japan's 1921 challenge,
all previous title rounds have been con
fined to- the three English-speakinC
rivals
In the 10 championship series since
1900 the United States has won s.
Australia and Great Britain 5.
Borotrs Is Brilliant.
Borotra's play was an exhibition Of
almost perfect tennis, despite the in
reference of the elements A driz.
zling rain fell during a major share
of the contest, making the court sogGy
and the bound of the ball sluggish.
but this did not appear to handicap
terson in face of one of the most
binding services in the history of
Davis Cup competition.
Borotra pulel everything he had
from his bag of strokes and tossed
them at Patterson with a recklessness
that was startling. He took Patter-
sons binding service AZ times and
propelled it back at the amazed An
tipodeap with additional speed, which
found the big Australian far out of
place and in no mood TO return the
sparkling placements.
In defeating Patterson Borotra rose
TO heights he never before attained
Only in service did the Austria liza n
have any edge on his French rival.
and only by the accurate use of this
offering was Patterson able to force
the issue into four sets.
Evening star., 1925-09-08
FORMER ALEXA STIRLING
STILL Is STAR AT GOLF

OTTAWA. Ontario. September Lp)
Mrs. w. G. Fraser. formerlX Alexa
Stirling, signalized her return to golf
tournament play after an absence OF
two years by turning in the best
gross score card in. the qualifying
round Of the Canadian woman's cham
pionship. She shot a II.
Mrs. Fraser. who played for the
Royal Ottawa Club, win not continu.
in the tournament. She entered sole
ly to help her club in the team event. :.
Evening star., 1925-09-08
French Become Tennis Cup Challengers
AUSSlES NOT TO RETURN
TILL 1927 AT EARLIEST

NEW YORK. September 8 LP)%
The appearance of the Australians
i'm the Davis CUp matches yester-
day nj Forest Hills was the last
that American tennis followers will
see of them in the International
classic until 1927, and perhaps even
later.
John u. Hawks, manager of the
team. stated today. following the
defeat of Patterson and the elilnina-
ton Of the Aussies, that his coun-
try will not challenge next year.
Lack of funds is the reason for
the decision of the Australians not
to send a team here in 1926. Last
year, according to Hawks. they
spent 500 on their trip to
America.
If the Antip0deans stand by their
decision not TO challenge i'm 1926 II
will be the first time that they will
have failed to send team here
since 1921.