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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-08
NEZDRAVY UCEs VLAsov.

V jcdnom clanku nemeckfho 0
lckarskeho Gasopisu nvereinujc or
S. !Dator pozorovanie 20 svoiej
prakse, ktor6 bude snad' zauii-
mat zeny. DotycnE lekar V po-
slednych rokoch oSetrOval mnohG
pripady koznej nemoci hlavy two
renie sa plezgiirov "a uSima, ca
sto i vlhkTcE). Pozoroval tipto
pripady iba Il zien takych, ktor6
maly usi zakryt6 hustym, t'azko
priliehaj1cim a 1plne ich zakr|I-
vajucim vlasom. Tato ilprava Via
SOW nesporne podtporuje vytvore-
ME sa plezgtrov, hlavne predpo-
kladajnc nachylnost' osobnu ku
podobnej nemoci. Je samozrejm6.
ze huste zakrytie ucha nedovo-
l'uje vydychovanie koze, sraza pot
ma kozi, zmakcuje a navlhcuje jul,
zvlast pri teplom pocasf a pri ne
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-08

is neutnchajncim potleskom po-
Inchaeov. Piesen "Isiel Mack do
Malaciek = so svojim zartovnym
textom zal'nbila sa tax poslucha-
com, ze 81 vyziadali opakovania
/ Nadsene boly prijate vsetky d'aI
Sic piesne, ako ''Hej, pofukui, po-
yievaj', Go zbojnikoch), a UTko-
lebavka - Spi dusa, spi - cd
Schneidra- -Trnavskeho, v ktorej
vyniklo spevakovo 'mezza yoce",
Jenny, temer sepotavy spey, kto-
rym docielil spevak vel 'keho L.
einku. Potleskom doniteny, pri-
dial l'mdovn "Sedemdesiat suEien
mala ., ktorou sa vel l'mi zavd "a
eli posluchaeom. Zaver programu
tvorily tieto l'udove piesne: "Te-
Gle voda, tetie," obl6bena pieseh
prez. Masaryka, V nprave prof.
Wiedermanna, d'alej "Hei, zapa-
daj slniecko' "Dievca, dievGa'
v Novakovej uprave. Vel'ky Il
speech primal umelca k pridaniu
vel'kej arie cd Haendla, ktora
bola prednesena plnym pocho-
pen1m klasickeho slohu, ktorym
tato aria sa vyznacuje.
Tymto programom a jeho pre-
vedenim dokazal p. Hok, re ie sku-
tocne vynikajHcim Slovenskym
spevakom, a dnfame, ze caste.iSie
no pocuieme ma kOncertoch, uspo-
riaaanych nasej oSade ncwyork-
skej.
(Pozn. red.-Pan Anton Hol.
o ktorom cesky casopis tax pek-
nj kritiku vyniesol, bude koncer-
tovat' Youngstown V piatol,
dna %. maja. Je' on vskutku vel
kTm Emelcom, preto mech no pri-
de vypocut' cclt slOvenske. Obc-
cenStvo z Mahoning a Trumbull
okresov. Takej prilezitosti Wac
ncbude. Budilcne prinesieme kri-
tiku newyorkskIch angliekTch
dennikov)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-08

dostatocnom umTvanf hlavy. TAX
to pripravena koza podava vybor-
Hli p0du bakteriam, ktore sa ry-
chile vyvljaju ia mieste od CHA
du branenom. Odpornca So ze-
nam, ktore sn nachyln6 k podob
nym ncmociam, ably sa varovaly
prit 'ahOvania vlaSov hrebpnami a
sponkami a ak sa nem6zu odhod,
lat k zmene upravy vlasov, mech
aspon tax sa ceSil, ably ucha len
nedplne a l'ahko boly pokrytt
vIasmi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-08
III llSU oAsoP1s7 b sLovEN-
okOM UlGELOovI, "A. HoKovI.

" New Yorske I.isty'', yel'ki
81 ISesky dennfk newyorksky, pisal
q tamojsom koncerte p. Antona
H0ka nasledovne
Vo stvrtok, 19. febr,lara uspo.
riadal koncert preslaveny sloven-
sky tenorista, p. Anton Hok, v D.
"A. Sokolovni, ktorv Dol spreva-
dzany vel'kym iispechom. Kon-
cert vyznacoval sa vel 'kou nayste-
yon poslnchacstva, ktore nadse-
nym potleskom odmenovalo nasho
! pevca, ktory sa predstavil naSmu
obecenstvu po svojich rozhodnych
. vyznamnych koncertoch, ktore
poriadal pred kratkou dobou v a.
merickych koncertnych sienach, a
ktore boly vel l'mi nadsene priiate
americkou kritikou.
Spevak zahajil svoj program
dvoma pieshami cd slovenskeho
skladatel'a Figusa- -Bystreho, kto-
rc boly pre- mas novinkou, a kto-
re koncertista predniesol so wac
nym pochopenim a odusevnenim,
ktora vyznacuje jeho spevacke
vykony. Po tychto piesnach, ktore
boly vel'mi vrele prijat6 pozor-
ne nasl1chajicim obecenstvom,
zaspieval Chvalovu obi 'itbenl pie
sen 20, jak jsi krasna". do lei
prednesu vlozil p. Hok hlbokii vre-
lost svojho krasneho organu, kto
~ tejto piesni sa skvele uplat-
nil.
Dvorakove "Biblicke zpevy':
Oblak mrakota" a "Zpiveite
Hospodinu' nasty p. Hokovi
znamenit6ho interpretra. V tych-
to naboznych spevoch m6hol spe-
yak rozvinnt celii bohatost' svoj-
ho hlasu so stranky prednesovei
ukazaly nam jeho spevacke ume-
ME plnej krase. Smetanova "Ne-
kamenujte proroky" bola predno-
sena nielen muznym vyrazom, ale
j vyznacnou citovost 'ou vzhl' "a
dom k obsahu textu. Pri tejto pri
lezitosti poznamenavame, ze w
znatnou vlastnost 'ou spevakovho
podania je prave jeho vzorna de-
klamacia a dokonala vyslovnost ;,
ktore umoznujd, re kazde jeho
spievane slovo je posluchacovi do
konale srozumitel'ne.
Po tyychto pieshach predniesol
vel XII ariu Pucciniho op. "Tos-
ca, V ktorej obdivovali SINE vyso-
Ike tony jeho hlasu, ktore znely
syto cisto. Podobne d'alSia aria.
Ladislavova piesen - 20 Smeta-
novel opery "Dve vdovy" dala
spevakovi prilezitost' k uplatne-
niu Jeho vysokeho tenoru.
D'aEia cast programu potom
vykazovala bohaty vyber sloven-
skych l'udovych piesnf, ktore O.
vsem spevak zaspieval S nplnou
vrelost 'ou svojej duSe. Bola to
menovite piesen ga som baca
vel mi starry, ktora bola prijata
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-08
ZRUSENIE KONzULATov.

Ministerstvo zahranicnych vecf
zruSilo konzulat res. V Spite,
generalny kOnzulat V Belehrade a
konzulat V Liverpoolu. Posobnost
tychto konzulatov skoncila sa |.
aprila.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-08

videlnych hodinach pohybaly. Po
ranajkach je k tomu nailepsf cas-,
| "A ako diet''a starne, aziadnou pra-
cou alebo zabavou nema sa tato
wanna povinnost' zanedbavat'. Al
naimladsie diet a m6ze byt' nan-
Gene ma uzfvanie serblikas q ked'
polozene ie nan urcitu hodinu
kazdy defh kratkom case zvyk-
ne k tomu, 60 ie TAX potrebne ku
dokonalemu zdraviu.
Kristlr nema byt' casto pouzi-
vany. Jestli sa pritasto nzlva, to
sp6sobujc oslabenie crevnych sva-
low a zmakeenie a rozSirenie sa
crevnych stien. Najlepsia lieeba
pozostava z toho, ably vnntornosti
vykonavaly svoju pravidelnd a
prirodzeni pracu bez vsetkej po-
m6ci.
Prvy rok vasho diet at a jc maj
vaznejSim. Jeho zaciatok zivota
zavisi cd toho, re akd potravu do
stava behom tychto dvanastich
mesiacov. Potrava, ktora ma W.
, pestovat slime kosti pevne nohy,
musi byt' zazivna, sytiaca, lenze
| s1casnc al snadno dokonale stro-
vitcl ma. Ked' nemozete pridajat'
svoju bebu, prvou vasou myslien-
kou ma, byt' Bordenovo Eagle
Mlieko. Ia vyse 60 rokov matky
spoliehaly sa nan. Eagle Mlieko je
vel mi odporlcane a predpisova-
ne lekarmi, lebo ono je ciste, bez-
pecne, snadno pripravitel'ne a
l'ahko strovitel
~FV-i~
Kazda nadejna matka, ktora
chce mat dobre zdravie, ma ci-
slit svoje z,rby po kaadom jede
nj Colgate Ribbon Dental Kre-
nom. Predsa zuby rozzuvajd po-
krm, ktort dodava silu jej bebc.
Colgate Krem tisti zuby bezpee-
ne g. dokonale.
Citajte pozorne tieto clanky ka.
zdy tyzden odkladajte 81 ich
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-08
pre- prfpadne upotrebenie V bu-
d1cnosti
KEb CHCETE vLAsTNIf DOM,
TU MATE .PRf1.EzITosf!

WILLIAMSON a Erie ST., s izba-
w dom, lot 5Oxl6o 20-stopovou n
liakou IA domoin, hodi sa pre- garadz
alcbo gazov1 stanicu Cena $4,000.
PYATT ST, g izbovt dom, modernt,
lot .64xl5O $ gatadzom. Cena $4,65O.
BRITAIN ST., 4 izby, pivnica, ku-
chyna. Lot 50xl3o. Cena $a,15O.
WILKINSON a Price Road, s izbo-
W dom pol akron zeme, nliea dlaz- J.
dena, garhdz, gaz, elektrika. Cena len
$3.50, 1000 hotovych.
STEVENS ST pri Ohio Works,
vel'ktch izicb, kdpelna a fornes Cena
ALSO.
Lofty no Belle Vista Maryland,
lobre podmienky.
MORLEY AVE-, izbovy dom, elek-
trika, forncs, gaz, utica dlazdena a>vy-
platena. Cena $1,000.
FAIRvIEW AVE, 6 izbovy dom,
gaz, voda, fornes, lot 4Ox15O, "a $4,550.
TRuESDALE AVE-, pri Shelby, 6
vel 'kych izieb, ysetko moderne. Studna
i garadz, vel'ka halla a kIpelha. Toto
ie lacnota "a $3.50. ~
CALEDONIA AVE-, 6 izbovs dom,
modernt, triplovany garadz. Cena len
$3.50.
BELLEvTEW Wiseman, Z izbovy
lom k6pel Tia elcktrika. Cena $3.50.
OKLAHOMA pri Market ST., 6 izbo-
w dom, fornes, kdpeina, utica dlazde-
na vyplatena. $4,550.
MABLE AVE. pri South Ave-, S. IL.
bovy semi-bungalow, ysetky moderne
oohodlia. Cena $3.50.
KRAsNE FARMY!
s5 AKROVA farma, obsiata, North
Jackson, statok a vsetky masiny, len
"a 50 500. Zriedkava prilezitost
A name al Wac dobrych drodnSch
fariem, taktiez domov ma predai. o
a'alsie vysvetlcnie Haste sa
KENv1N, sCHRoMoFsKY
& HAB0DAsZ
7o7 Dollar Bank Bldg. Tel. 75t49
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-08
Zapecenie.

70 vsetkych nepatrnejsich ne
moci DOLBY kojenectva a ltleho
detstva je malo takych, ktore by
boly tax znepokojuj1ce, a casami
al t'azko liecitel me, ako prave "a
cpa. Ku udaniu prlcin a vysvetle-
MIA, re co vlastne sp6sobuje zacpu,
spotrebovali by SINE mnoho> mie-
sta. Dostaci povedat', ze skoro vo
vsetkych padoch sposobena je tax
mer direktne 70 sposobov, ma axe
sn potraviny pripravovane. Spra-
vne pripravovanie potravin, ably
tie vyhovely vsetkym poziadav-
kan diet at "a, zvycajne byva do
siahnute. Je ale nerozumnym u
tiekat' sa ku mediclnam ciel 'om
vyiecenia zapecenia u kojenca,
jestli to len ocetruj1ci lekar ne
radf.
Ku napraveniu tohto stavu my
odportieame, ze az do piateho me-
siaca oatmealova voda ma byt' u
zfvana pri pripravovani pokrmo-
vel miesaniny miesto prevarenej
vody. Po piatom mesiaci pridajte
oatmealovd kasicku ku pokrmo-
vej miesanine, tiez ovocinove sta
Wy, a zvlaste pomaranGovl sta
WI. Behom druheho roka vn1tro
peceneho jablka alebo omacka z
varenych sliviek moze byt dana.
| Najd6lezitejsim nado vsetko, O.
vsem je, vcasne navykanie diet'a-
lt'a kn tomu, aby Ssa creya v pra-
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zdy tyzden a odkladajte 81 ich
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-24
COACH AGAINST
ALTERING
RULES

CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, Dec. 24.-R1-
The present game Of football is a
good one and should be left as it is,
Robert G. Zuppke, University Of ILL
nois football coach, declared today.
He will depart Saturday for New
York to preside, as president, at the
annual meeting of the National Asso-
citation of Football Coaches.
Il am voicing just my personal view
and not that of the association" said
Zuppke. However, 1 believe that
many coaches are opposed to tinkering
with the rules. OF course, the rules
may need some clarifying and we will
consider this on our program.
"The argument for the 40-play-a-pe-
Rod scheme will be presented by its
advocates. No suggestion should be
rejected without careful consideration,
The coaches, of course, have no rule.
making powers but their opinions will
carry weight. I shall be surprised to
see the 4O-play idea get far at this
time.
Zone Of the problems Of the coach
ing profession is how to stabilize It
That is, the life Of coaches in many
institutions is too brief. This is often
due to a wrong standard by which the
coach is judged-merely victory. The
coaches will discuss the problem"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-24
TURKEY FINALS
IN GOLF SET
FOR SUNDAY

Reuben Albaugh and Lewis Levin
son, leaders Of San Antonio's new gen
Grafton Of golf stars, will play their
36-bole final match In the Bracken-
ridge Park Golf Associations turkey
tournament on the park course Sun
day.
1t was suggested they play for tao
turkey prizes on Christmas Day, but,
being both in their teens and not at
all dyspeptic, they decided the Christ.
mas dinner might take up too much
time and detract too greatly from the
physical condition and mental con-
centration necessary TO a tournament
final; Sunday was decided upon in.
stead.
Levinson, the youthful city cham
pion, and Albaugh, one Of his closest
rivals, are the survivors Of a big field
of golfers who started in the turkey
meet.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-24
MUM LASTS Two MINUTES
In RING; WRESTLER AGAIN

straight jabs delivered by Andersen.
The knockout came after the
wrestler had been sent down for a
count of nine.
Mum, weighing 259, had q 20
pound advantage over his opponent
FIRST WAS X. O. TOO.
Munn's second attempt to turn his
Drawn into account in boxing was
no more disastrous than his first, for
he was knocked out by Jack Clifford
in 1923, after leaving the University
of Nebraska where he played foot
ball. 1t was then that he took up
professional wrestling.
After winning matches from more
or less well-knOwn grapplers. Mum
met the then champion, Ed "Strang-
Ter" Lewis, in Kansas City last
January and won a disputed decision.
A few months later, however, he
lost all claim to the title by his
defeat at. the hands Of Stanislaus
Zbyszko.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-24
OPENING RACE.
. PROGRAM HAS
F|VEEVENTS
Sprinters Will Shine First
Day Of Horse Racing
Here.

With 81 thoroughbreds and II
jockeys on hand, preparations for the
Today race meet at the Pleasanton
Road Speedway were completed
Thursday. The track is reported fast
and clear weather is forecast for the
opening Of the meet Christmas Day.
Thursday was a day of activity at
the track. All of the horses were
put through brisk workouts, and the
jockeys were coached by w. X. Jar
Wis, who will preside as starter. Eight
more horses came in during the fore
noon. The grandstand and judges
stand have been draped with flags
and bunting.
DASHES ON PROGRAM.
In order to allow the horses to get
in condition only dashes will be run
on the first days program. Longer
races will come later.
The races on Fridays program in
clude quarter-mile event, one OF
three-eighths mile, two half mile
events, and five-eighths mile gal
lop. One of the half-mile races will
De open only to two-ycar-olds.
SADDLE CLUB RACE.
A special "gentleman's race" to be
given under auspices of the San An.
tonic Saddle Club. was announced ms
a feature to be run off on one day of
the meet. probably January 2.
j. Ed Wilkins has been appointed
presiding judge for the meet, with
Bill Furlong and L. s. Goforth as as
sociate judges. T. d. Parr is official
timer.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-24
FRANCE PLOTS
INVASION Of
j. s. COURTS
BY VINCENT RICHARDS
Universal Service Staff Correspondent.
G.a.=-a~l.4 Ir.lz~-~.I S~-..l~~

tnfversai service Sfnff correspondent.
Copyright. 1875, by Universal Service.
NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-It is just
disclosed that a great French tennis
invasion Of America is being arranged
for 1926. Next year most likely will
see every important tennis player Of
France struggling to get over here for
some one or other Of the conetsts on
the court that will add to their fame
1t is even suspected that Suzanne
Lenglen, the wonder French girl, is
quietly laying her plans to charge up-
on the game here to get herself new
laurels.
Rene LaCoste, whose service in the
French army was thought likely to
keep him out Of his favorite game for
another two years. without question,
will be among the invaders. LaCostt
still has eighteen months to serve In
the military, but 1t has been made
known that he is being given every
opportunity to keep in practice.
Jean Borotra, another famous
French star, will reach here within a
month or two to participate in the in.
door tournament at the Sevent Regi-
ment Armory early this spring.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-24

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 24.-R-
Nursing a battered chin, Wayne
Big" Mum today, has given up
dreams Of a career in the prize ring.
Mum concluded that the equip
ment necessary 10 success in the
wrestling games ayails nothing in
boxing shortly after he stepped in
side the ropes here last night with
Andre Andersen, heavyweight boxer
of Chicago.
Gloves landed on Munn's chin and
two minutes after the opening Of the
first round he was counted out. 1t
was his second and final appearance
in the role of a boxer.
STICKS TO WRESTLING.
II guess / wasn't cut out for box
ing." Mum said after the bout. I'll
stick to wrestling hereafter"
Mum showed no aptitude with the
gloves, scoring only one solid blow.
He had no defense for the short
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-24
EASTERN ALL-STAR
GRIDDERS GET GREAT
OVATION IN FRISCO

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 24.-R-
The Eastern team Of football players
which will play a Western aggrega-
ton here next Saturday in a benefit
game for the Shriners' crippled chill
dren's hospital, arrived in San Fran
cisco yesterday and was given a tire
mendous reception.
The San Francisco Shrine band and
patrol escorted the squad up Market
Street while thousands Of persons lined
the sidewalks.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-24
WACO HI WILL
FORFEIT ITS
NEW CHANCE

AUSTIN, Tex Dec. 24.-P-
Rapid fire Developments late yster-
day and last night in the complicated
football race apparently leave the
championship between the winner Of
the Cisco-Dallas Forest Avenue game
Saturday and Robstown, instead Of
Beaumont. which latter was eliminat-
ed by a players ineligibility.
Within a few hours after being
ruled out by the league, Beaumont
matched game with Sherman, also
recently barred, for what coaches cali
ed the outlaw championship OF
Texas" with the winner expected to
challenge the legal champion.
The league officials here sanctioned
the project, but warned that either
team playing ineligible men would be
subject to penalty Of a years e1pul-
sion from the league.
WACO DROPS OUT.
Waco, restored with Robstown to
the running after elimination of Beau
mont, decided at a meeting Of the
athletic council not to continue in the
race. The decision came after a game
had been matched between Waco and
Robstown for Saturday to determine
the final contender. The meeting
adopted a statement embodying the
idea that il would not be ''true sports
manship" for Waco to resume its
original status.
Waco's contest of the eligibility of
Captain Sam Balliew Of the Beau
mont team was upheld yesterday aft
ernoon by interscholastic league Off
cials, who accepted that Balliew had
already played four years of high
school football.
After cancellation of the proposed
Waco-Robstown game, Coach J. P.
Manning of Robstown said be be-
lieved such action would throw his
eleven into the finals.
LETS LEAGUE DECIDE.
he declared, however. that he Is
willing TO abide by any ruling Of the
league ''for the best interest Of high
school football and sportsmanship.'
Coach Dunlap johnson Of Beaumont
in q Statement there last night, ques-
toned the legality Of the reinstatement
of Waco and Robstown on the ground
that league rule provides that the
defeat by any Texas high school will
eliminate team from the state race.
Beaumont has defeated both Robs.
town and Waco. Robstown was beat
en- 20.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-24
BOOKIE Who WON 100000
IN RACING SEASON BROKE

NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-P-Nich-
olas (Nick) Forsely, "bookie," who is
reputed to have won $4,000 at the
New Orleans race track in 1923, is
i'll and penniless at the Roosevelt hos
pital today where his expenses are
being paid by a bookmaker friend.
He has been i'll with pneumonia for
month and physicians have several
times despaired of his life.
Forsely went TO New Orleans In
1923 with a roll Of money and twenty
years race track experience. II II
horses ran Forsely would cover bets
on II. The twelfth horse invariably
won. When the season was over he
offered 10 charter a special car TO
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-24

bring back to Broadway the persons
who had lost money to him.
Last season his luck continued for
a while and he became known as "the
man who couldn't bet wrong" He
followed the horses to Maryland,
where his luck turned. The pari-
mutuel machines there ground big
slices from his bank roll. At Chi
cago he lost more money. Then he
came back TO Broadway, virtually
broke. A month ago found him in
a Broadway hotel, sick and without a
dollar. His wife's jewels paid his
hospital bin for a few days and then
the bookmaker took over his account.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-24
.BRU|N OUTF|ELDER
GIVEN HIGH PRAISE

Butch Klein, the young outfielder
the San Antonio Bears were for
tunate enough to get in the draft
from the London, Ontario, club of
the Michigan-O Ontario League, is
praised as the best outfield prospect
of last season in that circuit by a
writer in the Sporting News.
Klein hit 1853, being one of the
leading swatters of the league. He
made III hits, of which 2S were dou-
bles, Is triples and six home-runs.
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.G|[STRAP ONLY PLAYER
MISSING ON EVE OF BIG
CLASH WITH DIVISION

"They look like million dollars to me-" was the
happy comment of Coach "Kotzy Kgure after putting
his botrous of College Aars through their train
ing PAGES at Schwab Field Wednesday afternoon.
So pleased was the AlStars mentor with the snappy
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way in which his men went
through the process of lin
boring up and learning their
formations that he was ready to pre-
dict a tough afternoon for the Army
Al-Stars, whom they meet in the an
nual Christmas Day army-civilian
classic at the Fort Sam Houston
stadium.
All the college and ex-collese play
ers appeared to be in good condition
and ~ate up the strenuous program
mapped out for them by Coach Kill
gore. The limited number of forma-
tons outlined by Kilgore were learn
ed rapidly. and the team was work
ing smoothly when darkness halted
its activities.
GILSTRAP ALONE ABSENT.
The only player missing from the
All-Stars' lineup today Bully" Gil
strap, former Texas University star
and at present coach of Schreiner In
stitute. His halfback post will be
filled either BY ~Bab" Townsend or
Vernon Schuhardt. Mule Wilson,
Aggie fullback and All-Southwestern
selection this year. spent most of the
afternoon booting long spirals. He
will take care Of the kicking depart
ment Friday.
The college eleven appeared to be
fully as heavy as the Army lineup.
The civilian line is expected to be the
first one to fight the soldier forwards
on even terms in weight this season.
II they succeed in this, the Army de-
Tense will have a hard time checking
the crack collegiate backfield, with
Shorty" McCarty experimenting the
attack.
BOWERS0CK is BACK.
The Army, in good condition and
spirits. but without the over-eon-
fidence of some other seasons, has
been running its huge squad through
the PAGES daily.
"Sox" Bowersock has returned to
the squad after an absence of a couple
OF weeks and the collegians might as
well be prepared for shower OF long
forward passes.
Lieutenant Ely Is taking the absent
Farwick's place at guard and doing
COED work.
A crowd Of at least 6ooo Is e1-
pected.
The Hneups;
Division CoIlegians
CaQ 11l r,,1lsr~,,, IDo-I1rH
Left End.
Lewis go $500. Yants trinity
Left Tackle.
Mintzer 90 :. Forgason q. and NJ
Left Guard.
johnson 90 =. Pfannkuche (Texas)
Center.
Ely () ........ Eiet "a. and NJ
Right Guard.
Collins az -. Irwin "a. and NJ
Right Tackle.
Graham (2) -. Newell CTexas)
Right End.
Stewart (23) .McCarty Est. Mary's)
Quarterback.
Dezendof COZ Townsend (Schriner)
Left Half.
Andruellas (6) Allison "a. and NJ
Right Half.
Turner CD go. Wilson "a. and NJ
Army reserves: Backs, Heffner
90, Bowersock (13), Deshinko (1O),
Ives, Dudley, Platanack (21). Bark
er; Hnesmen, Yost, Cashion, McKin-
ney, Nemesh, McKenna, Jones, Fin
ney, Moody, McCarty, Armand, Keil,
Bare.
College reserves: Backs, Schuhardt
(Texas), Phillips (Marines), Meitzen
"a. and NJ Kilgore (Texas) lines
men, Carver (St. Mary's), Boggs
Trinity, Brotze (St Mary's).
Officials: Vene (Carlisle), referee
Frazier Baylor, umpire; Roamer |
(Rollins), head linesman; Stevenson
KANSAS, field judge.
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ICE HOCKEY LEAGUE
is NEW PLAN HERE

A four-tesm ice hockey league. COM
posed Of representatives from Brooks
Field. Kelly Field, Fort Sam Houston
and the Chamber Of Commerce, will be
organized within the next several
weeks, according to plans being formu-
lated. Play in the new league will
start on or about January -.