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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-19
TURNER'S VS.. GREENWOOD
South Side Five Opens Basket Sea-
son Sunday Afternoon

Local fans will have the first
opportunity to look over the South
Side Turner basket squad Sunday
afternoon at which time the Green
wood Independents will invade the
local gym.
The South Siders' squad is made
up of ex-college and high school stars
and has been put through hard prac-
tice the last few weeks.
The Turner Blues will tackle the
Morris st. M. z. squad in the first
game. which will start at p. m.
The main game will start at 9 y. m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-19
FULTON FIATTENED

By United Press
MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 19.-Fred Full
ton, veteran heavyweight, was
knocked out by George Godfrey in
the fifth round of their scheduled
ten-round fight Friday night. Full
ton was knocked down eight times
and once through the ropes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-19

In 1904, Ec4ersall caught a Wisconsin
kickoff and dashed 106 yards through the
entIre Badger eleven Tor "A touchdown. one
of the longest runs on record. And against
Michigan the sumo season he turned in
75-yard canter for a tally
EclIers al perhaps gained his most fame
through his uncanny ability to kick field
goals. He was a sure shot anywhere in
side the 45-yard lines On two occasions
he booted FIVE fed goals in u single game,
against Nebraslsa in 1908 and against
Illinois the following season.
Eclxersll made the All American twice,
being one of he FEW Middle Wcsrrn nlHv
ers TO be so honored in those days when
the late Walter Camp confined his selec-
lions almost solely 10 eastern teams.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-19
BOYS PREP BANQUET
Ralph Heath of Noblesville Elected
1926 Grid Captain.

The Boys Preparatory School held
its annual football banquet Friday
evening in the school dining room.
Letters and sweaters were awarded
the following: Heath, Lewis. Kalin.
Adams, Fulton, Craig, Forey,
Daniels, Smith. Blake, Crawford and
Wiggan.
Ralph Heath Of Noblesville was
elected captain OF the 1925 team.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-19
Nj OR TON
" s. 7 ECH
+ ONIGH
Richm ond Meets East
Siders at " Four
Locals Lose Friday.

Four local high school teams will
play tonight with Technical the only
squad appearing in Indianapolis. The
Green and White five will meet Nor
ton of Richmond at the Y. M. c. A.
The Richmond team comes here aft
err turning in a victory Friday
night over Newcastle, club that
has defeated Tech.
other games tonight are Manual
at Nashville, Shortridge at Elwood
and Broad Ripple at Knightstown.
Shortridge Saves City
On Friday night Shortridge saved
the Indianapolis schools from com
plete humiliation when the north
siders defeated Seymour, 36 to "a.
The game was close all the way.
Shortridge led at the half, 10 to 16.
Christoher and Holt starred for the
winners.
Manual lost to Greencastle at the
south side gym, 80 to 20. Manual
lSTu dI luc nail, 10 W ~, bul COulu
not keep up the pace. Masten tossed
seven baskets for the winners. Har,
meson Of Manual made three from
the field
Hickman Does Well
Technical was defeated at Craw-
louisville, Al to 80. The local five
made plenty Of points, but failed to
hold the Athenians. The score at
the half was 25 to 16 in Crawfords-
ville's favor Tech came back strong
in the second period with Hickman
tossing in points but could not hold
the pace. Cummings was best for
the winners and Hickman starred
for Tech.
Cathedral opened the season at
K. G. auditorium, losing to Hunt.
ington Catholic, So to 30. Cathedral
could not get started and was behind
at the half. 26 to 8. The Irish"
staged a great comeback in the Sec
ond period, but could not overcome
the big lead.
Broad Ripple lost a rough contest
to Carmel at the Ripple gym. "a to
%. The suburban club led at the
half, II to 10, but could not hold
the advantage.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-19
II. A. @. SWIMMERS LOSE
BIZ United Press

LAFAYETTE, Ind. Dec. 19.-The
Purdue University swimming team
today held victory as result of
it's first appearance Of the season
here against the Hoosier Athletic
Club team from Indianapolis Friday.
The Roilermakers won. 40 to 80.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-19
COLLEGES

i Ind a;, Ssn, ri y g Rose s9ly. s7.
Butler. 81: Lombard. IS.
Hot II R Rs@s ID a. 1Sw w. l and IT, o.
n MsS9as STATE No1 aaadle'!sss g. via.or
MARION COUNTY TOURNEY
Southport %aTisp qeD ~ Valley S Af Mills IT,
b Lr %; ~ New y Augusta y g q,
Ben Davis. 81 West Newton. II.
HIGH SCHOOL
Shortridge. 80; Seymour 81.
Carmel. "a; Broad Ripple, ~.
Huntington Catholic. 80; Cathedral. 20.
Aurora, "A; woodward Cincinnati.
0I Morton tRichm9ndl. 50: Nexcastlo. 80
Bedford juniors, is: Williams Juniors, 7.
: Brownsburg Seconds. ~; Crothersville
Vincennes. 3d. shelbyville 81 lover
An franklin. "a washington. 49,
Charlottesville, A.: Maxwell, "a,
French LieI6S, b Gen CssmpsSssllsburs, g.
Hartford City, 80: Winchester. "a
Alexandra, 30; Upton, %.
Sharpsville. AZ; Clay Township. 2e.
Marion. 65 Warsaw. 2.
sweetser. 80; Converge. r.. ta.-r,
1T. Wayne South Side, "a; North Man
chester 10, ,,x..s :,
Spartansb,lrg SO: Ridgeviile. 45; 20
Cambridge Cambridge City, 35; ,Centerviile, Fl.
PINE Village, 81: Ambia. 80.
Dsyfon 81; Mulberry, %.
Kewanna. "a Delphi. 1s
Remington, 61 Fair. Oaks ~.
Roniney. SO: Clarkshill. %.
REYNOLDS. II; Morocco Ii.
Stockweli, a.; Monitor. "a.
West Lafayette 2S; Attica. ~.
Amo. "a: Plainfield. 10.
Martinsville, B3 Anderson. 81.
Frankfort. SO; Columbus, 80,
Connersville g.; Rushyille. 20,
onds IL.
Es ssiGs i scgoq gss.s ga r esssrt
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-19
Other Friday Bouts

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gershe local
ieatherweight was KNOCKED out by Eddie
TAMPA--De Pine. Cuban was out
nointed by. Tony Ross. Pittsburgh in ten
rounds. Frankie Gardini. Cleveland. de-
feated Johnny simpson San Antonio. in
ten rounds.
DETROIT--TIoward MayberTy. Duluth.
round draw.
YOUNGSTOWN--Jock Malone. st. Paul.
niddlew eight got point verdict over Dick
Evans Youngstown. in twelve rounds
DAYTON. Ohio--Micsey O'Dowd Mum
oie. lost on points to Shifty Dando Day
DAvENPORT---Henr Malcor. Califor-
ma was knocked Gut ny Al Eubiak Mil
waukee. in the sixth round, Eddie Speers,
Chicago fought draw with Shuttle Gala
han. Muscatine.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-19
ROSE POLY DEFEATED
Indiana Central Five Beats Engi-
neers by One Point.

Rose Poly Of Terre Haute went
home from Indiana Central College
today taking with 1t the short end
Of 30 to 27 basketball score. The
game was hard fought throughout
with Indiana Central leading 16 to .
at the half
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-19
CHICAGO U. TRAINER DIES
Funeral for johnny Johnson to BE
Held Monday.
BV United Press

Bg United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. 19.-Johnny John
son, for twenty years trainer of Chi
cago University athletes. will be
buried Monday afternoon. He died
Friday. johnson was known over
the entire country as one of the best
trainers In the business.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-19

f~7HERE will be a double
header basketball card,
- staged tonight at Liberty
Hall on f. Michigan ST., when two
Louisville teams meet local flves.
The Blue Moon Tigers picture
above) Of Derby Town win hook
up with the Commonwealth Com
munity Club in the main event,
following a curtain raiser between
the Blue Moon Dolls girls five of
Louisville and the Hot Shot Lass
les of the w. J. Holiday Company.
The local teams will play return
games in Louisville in January.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-19
EVANSVILLE IN UPSET
DE PAW Gets Big Surprise at
Southern Indiana College.

Blu United Press
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Dec. 19.-The
DE Paw Tiger pulled out Of Evans
Vile today with his hide badly torn
and limping as a result of the
surprise defeat handed out Friday
night by Evansville College. The
score was Evansville, A; De Pauw
"a.
The winners pulled away in the
second half after leading Fl to 20 at
the end of the first period.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-19
Friday Basketball Results

atlanta atlanta, 30; w s lei go.
Sheridan girls, So; kempton girls. 9.
nRqsser c;,, sS; Lyons : 20; q ,,or.
felt
Orleans 20: Salem. 20.
SssnsS se co hoP sS New " 49,
ssnSasE5 y ~ s ss1ssSsTy 70.
SEss Girls w az Sar'a IT. ts New
Fairmount. 80; weynestown. %.
yonesboro. 33; Wallace. 81.
We XysedersbuTg, Sc; Rockville. %.
New Palestine, 4o Bossstown. "a.
Poseyville. 40; Hazleton.. So.
cambridge. %: Roachdale. 81
9Ow,,sgRbsybbIiss,s a Oakland city. Sz.
Argos girls; Is; Boz Bourbon girls. IS ttie)
Mathews. A.; Upland. 40.
Greenfield a A.; Noblesvills. la. >.
SSarSieyiIlsa s5; sulphgs springs. 20. =
Middlet3wn, 81 .Cadiz. "a
BarSeS So. Ha pasrsHp Ii
Madison Township. a Red Key.
QxIOru. 10. Boswell. 81.
Wiley tTerre Haute). rs; Robinson
Sullivan girls, 80. New Lebanon girls. 5.
New Lebanon. 40; Sullivan, IL
Coalm0nt 20: Cory g.
elsasantv.iis, a5; Fairbanks, is.
Plmento, ST.. Prairie Creek. 20.
Linton SO; Jasonviile, 49,
W xsssasG 81 CIV Van "a Hur rsris otm3.
=. Normal HiEh trerre Haute). "a: West
Farmersburg. 81; Granville. ~,
Galveston, 81 Royal Center. 81.
Sharnsvile 40. CLAW o.
Logansport., ~: Rochester, %.
Greentown. 30; Windfall, 27.
Russiaville 3D. West Middleton 81
Howard. Is: Lincoln. 10.
Jackson. 40: Jonesboro Reserves. 49,
Walton. "a Twelve Mile, "a.
Deacon, 20: Lucerne, IS.
gtralrie, -; Goldsmith 10.
Gas City 20; Bunker Hill. IL
Jonesboro 80: Swayzee 10
New Richmond 90; O'Dell. II
Central tFt. Waynel, 30: Froebcl
E Esss , SSIIeagg& 81. a H,.s sroS q - q
Liberty. "a Boston. so
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-19
MIGRANTS TEAM LEAVES
AI-Stars Depart for Coast After
Scrimmage at /. u.

BP United Press
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Dec. 10
After scrimmake with Indiana ''IJ''
football players this afternoon, Coach
Navy Bill Ingram and his all-star
grid team will depart for the Pacific
coast for game with Far West
star eleven on Dec 2s Tho contest
will be played in San Francisco
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-19
At TomIinSon Hall
MORNING GAMES rom

MORNING GAMES TO-DAY
Southport 800. Warren Central 1929
Robinson .....E ........ Ltmbach
srsen R. e eorgs
Lis Substitutes, southport Poland and
Warren Central). Morton. Bovd. Field
goais-Robinson. / simon, 2. Hildebrand.
son. /: Barry /; r. George, /; Jolly, 3.
Foul goals-Hindebrsnd 3; Green. . Line.
1: Limbach. ] Barry. 1. Referee-Nor-
ris Umpire-Poland.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-19
KAISER VICTOR

BIZ United Press
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. 19.--Pee-
wee Kaiser, st. Louis bantam, de-
feated Johnny Rosen Of Ontario In
eight rounds here Friday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-19

Subs'itutes-l oakandop) Griny' I'm,
Toais-Ear.mSr i b RvE q ro wri Snsis 8:
Lucas. 5. Wright. /. Referee. Poland;
Umpire Norris.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-19
KLEIN WINNER

Ben Klein defeated Clyde Martin,
SO to 80, in the State three-cushion
billiard tourney at Coolers parolrs
Friday night. 1t was Klein's last
game in the meet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-19
marion COUNTY FIES wind UP PLAY IN ANNUAL TOURNAMENT
Famous Feats
: BY Art Carlson =
FTvE FTET,D .COAIS

FIVE FIELD 'GOALS
E=1 HENEVER football fans and critics
NXV gather and gossip drifts to great
Wv players past and present. there
J4enty OF praise.
/ refe- to Walter Eclxersall. former Chi
cago star and generally conceded To be
the greatest quarter back OF all time,
Eckersall played with the Maroons from
1908 to 1906, incl lsiye. Fleet ,afoot,
a heady field general. be possessed all
the necessary requisites that go to make
a real gridder. 80
Eckersaii's collegiate career teemed with
sensational feats-runs, field goals, de,
fenive performances. He was one OF the
few players II not the only one eyer. 20
catch the speedy HestQn from behind. And
he did that after being temporarily, put
out of the play by GraVer Heston body
guard. during one of Willie's thrilling runs
in the1903 Michigan Chicago game.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-19
T "a T n 9 r
GO
IS 7 A M {
KapIan Retains Crown in
Poor Bout With Herman
Action Lacking.
By Henry L. Farrell
~ E 10 NJ V11
United Press Staf Correspondent

United Press stair COrreSDOndeNf
NEW YORK, Dec. 19.-"There are
d couple Of old men who ought to-
go back to work and get some OF
this easy dough-" Jimmy Johnston.
the boy bandit" Of Broadway, re-
marked today.
zone of them is old man Kilbane
and the other is old man Dundee"
Johnstons opinion reflected that
of 10000 fans who sat in on ter
rible fifteen-round bout in Tex Rick
ards Garden Friday night between
Kid Kaplan and Babe Herman for
the worlds featherweight title.
Tourney" Champ
Kaplan received the decision Of the
two judges and the referee.
Kaplan became the recognized
champion Of his class when the New
York commission organized a tourna-
ment among the contendors to find a
successor to Johnny Dundee, re-
signed.
All the class that Kaplan showed
as a fighter Friday night was a
heavy scowl on his fnce. and Her
man showed less. The champion
milled and mauled around through
twelve of the fifteen rounds, but he
usually was moving forward, and It
was his aggressiveness, no doubt,
that prompted the officials to give
him the decision.
Fought I'm August
Last August the same boys fought
for the title in Waterbury, Conn,
and the referee called It draw.
With the exception OF those who bet
on Kaplan, almost everyone thought
that Herman should have been given
the decision and the title in the
August bout.
Herman fought Friday night as II
he had no memory Of the previous
affair. He was dropped twice when
he was caught Off balance and he
appeared to content to let the cham
pion do all the leading and forcing.
The bout drew house ri $40
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-19
DISCONTINUED
ERective Same Dates

Our Saturday afternoon-Sunday
round trip excursion fares will
be same as the regular one-way
fare between any two given
points, adding cents in all cases
sufficient TO make the round
trip excursion fare end in 0 or
5. EXAMPLE--Regular one-way
fare being One Dollar and Two
Cents ($1.02) between two given
Union Traction points, the new
Saturday p. M.-Sunday round
trip excursion fare would be One
Dollar and Five Cents ($1.05).
MINIMUM ROUND TRIP FIX.
CURSION FARE ON THIS
RATE WILL REMAIN ONE
DOLLAR ($1.00).
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-19
,TIRRIN'
: the DOPE
ImITuNulHHnIlHmIulHalmuIlIulIuuNnlnNlHNHHHHHnr
By DER G A RID

,~1 WO sophomore football stars
Of the Big Ten are carrying
l their scintillatlng activities
onto the basketball court. Molenda
Of Michigan grid fame made fif-
teen points for the Wolverines the
other night against Pittsburgh
University METERS. Wilcox of Pur-
due helped defeat De PAW and
Franklin.
A good football player often is
too crude for the clever hardwood
court game, but when an athlete
is good in both branches OF sport
he Is the ideal type.
1t proves he is shifty-which, In
other words, means COORDlNA-
TION of muscles. Given one wish
that would be the athletes
choice.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-19

POST-SEASON GRID
Salem Mass.) High School. a.;
Leon Tallahassee. F1a.), T.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-19

1t is beginning to look as
though Purdue may have the
class of the State in college
basketball. Jolly came through
in splendid fashion at back
guard against Franklin. The de-
tense has been one of Coach
q4aanbert's chief worries.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-02
Reformatus egyhaz

Kereszteles.-Junius 2S-an ke-
reszteltetett Pal es Jen0 nevre
Sebo Lajos es neje, Bosnyak Bor-
bala fiacskala. Keresztsziilei Hal
du Pal es neje, Dancsi Maria.
Ugyanakkor kereszteltetett Anna
liza Is Zsuzsanna nevre Tomcsanyi
Geza es neje, Mandi Zsuzsanna
leanykaja is. Keresztsziilei: Cza-
k6 Ferenc es neje, Nemeth Ilona
Basement. -Templom alatti he
lyisegiink ujjaalakitasa vasarnap
ra teljesen befejez6dik. Valoban
halaval tartozunk nindnyajan
azoknak a lelkes ferfiaknak, akik
ezt az oriasi feladatot nemcsak
magukra vallaltak, hanem fenye-
sen meg IS oldottak.
Iskola. Nyari iskolank meg
kezd5dott. FeIhivom q sziil6k f.
gyslmkt, hogy csak vasarnap H6l-
II fcssa link a uj novend sIelret.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-02
1925. JULIUS 2.

max elosz0r bemutatkozni k0-
zonseg elott. Ket enekszamuk
van beillesztve az istentisztelet Ike
retebe. Az alkalmi eneknek a szo-
veget Tiszt. asszony irta es har-
monizalta vegyes-karra.
A bankett mindjart istentiszte-
let utan, a templom alatti helyi-
segben lesz megtartva, melyre az
egesz unneplo kozonseget meghiv
ia es varja az egyhaz vezetosege.
Nyari iskola.- julius Gan fog
ia kezdetet venni egyhazunkban
nyari tanitas. Ezuton is felker-
juk, vallaskiilonbseg nelkiil, mind
azon sziil0ket, Xix lelkiik0n wise
lik AIT, hogy gyermekeik magya-
rul is tudjanak irni, olvasni: kiild
jek ell 6ket mindjart az elso nap
tol fogva a nyari magyar iskola
ba. A tandijat, egy h6napra, !
dollar so centben allapitotta meg
az egyhaztanacs minden gyermek
utan, melynek lefizeteset beira-
| tasnal keri minden sziilot6l.
Kirandulas.-Az Ifjusagi K6l'
! Julius sen kirandulast tervez Il
k0zeli Mill Greek Parkba. Vasar-
nap d. IL. istentisztelet vegeztevel
a templom elott fognak gyiilekez-
| nj a Kor tagjai s oman indulnais
i autokkal XII a parkba, hol a sza-
badban ohajtjak egyitt eltoltenI
: aadelutani 6rakat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-02

nagyja tiirelmetleniil varja ma
pot, hogy a reformatus egyhaz ez
oromteljes innepen reszt vehes-
sen. Eddig a Verhovay Egylet
helybeli fiokja, a nilesi Elso Ma
gyar Bs. Egylet, a nilesi Refor-
matus Ifjusagi Kor es warreni
Els6 Magyar Ferfi es Noi Bs. Egy
let jelentettek be testuletileg,
zaszlosan valo megjelenesiiket.
Kuldottseggel pedig a youngs-
town. es farrelli szomszad egyha
zak fogjak kepviseltetni magu-
kat. A helybeli egyletek 9-kor
fognak gyiilekezni sajat helyist-
geikben fel 10-kor indulnak ell
varos f6utcain valo kormenete-
les utan, fel lire ernek tenn
plomlhoz, hol a videki kiild0ttse-
gek is hozzajuk csatlakozva, meg
kezd6dik templom ajtaja elott
,vegzett r0vid eneklessel es seer.
| tartassal templomszentelesi Is
tentisztelet. E rovid szertartaS
utan bevonul az iinneplo k6zon
seq a templomba az istentiszte
let tobbi resze OFT fog lefolyni
melyet videkrol jott magyar
! lelkeszek es a helybeli angol lei
kesz fognak vegezni.
Az enekkar is szorgalmasan ta
nult az elmult hetekben lelkes.
nejenek hozza ert6 vezetese mel
lett szenteles alkalmayal fog
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-02

us 6, hetfo reggeli 9 6raig vehe
think fel mar csak gyermekeket.
Nyilvanos elismeres es koszo-
net.-Egyhazunk eloljarosaga ez-
uton is elismeri, hogy "Nilesi
Elso Magyar Bs. Egylet" altal
templomunk reszere megszava-
zott $25.-- adomanyt Stefk6 J6-
zsef, Hall6k Sandor es Hall6k
Miklos hittestvereink kezeibol fel
vette, egyben kedves k0telessege-
mex tartja, hogy ezen nemeskebli
adomanyert az egesz hitkozseg
neveben is nyilvanos, meleg koczo
netet mondjon.
Fopasztori latogatas.-Piispok
urunk Omelt6saga lelkesznek
szemelyes tisztelgese alkalmaval
tett kijelentese szerint augustus
2-an, vasarnapi napon fogja meg
latogatni a fenhatosaga ala tar
tozo youngstown es videki ma
gyar hitkozseg hiveit. Ezen fopas2
tori elso latogatas reszleteir6l a
helysaiike Matt j0vo szamunkban
lesziink hiradassal. =.
Csoport fenykepezes. - Tudo
masvetel es ,miheztartas vegett
ezuton is ertesitjiik a hitk0zseg
az Oltaregylet a R6zsafiizer-tal
sulat, a Maria -Kongregacio, yala
teni SIT. Mihaly osztalyanak tiszt
mint a SIT. Gy0rgy Sz0vetseg it
yiseloit es tagiait, hogy a lelkes'
altal multi vasarnapon templon
ban emlitett okb6l sziiksegelt ESQ
port fenykepezes kello el6kesziile
.hianya miatt mem rank kovetk'
5zo vasarnapi scent mise utan, ha
mem julius 12-en tartand6 egylet
mi. Kerjuk emlitett 0sszes tagtest
gyiiles alkalmaval fog megtorten
/ vereinket, hogy jelzett vasarna
pom mindnyajan okvetlenul je
lenjenek meg, inert az e. m. Foha
t6saghoz julius 15-ig bekiilden
kivant csoport kepek kiallitasa
val tovabb mem keshetiink.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-02
Rom. kath. egyhaz

Julius 4-en legyink mind a
Campbell Parkban.-Most szom-
baton van julius Alike, azaz evfor-
duloja annak a nagy napnak, ami
kor 149 evvel ezel0tt megsziiletett
az Egyesiilt Allamok es az ameri-
kai nep fiiggetlensege egy tenge-
rentuli hatalmos zsarnoksaga alol.
A SIT. Istvan templom nepe min
dig vigalmat rendez ezen napon,
hogy modot nyujtson magyar
nemzet fiainak talalkozasra es
testveri egyetertes es szeretet apo
lasara. Icy lesz ez ebben az esq
tendoben is, vagyis most szomba
ton. Ebben az esztend0ben ma
gyon kedvez szerencse nekiink,
mivel sikeriilt ere az alkalomra
megszerezni a Sheet and Tube Co
t6l a Campbell Parkot, mely kitii
no fekvesevel, kenyelmet nyujt6
berendezesevel es Macy teriilet&-
mel fogva kival6an alkalmas, hogy
k0zonseg jol erezze magat oft
es kedve szerint mulasson. Ha va
lahol, ugy a Campbell ,Parkban
van helye a jokedvnek ilyen kit0-
reSre "Sohse halunk meg! !" -
No dehat szombatig senkise hal
jon meg, hogy oft lehessen a
Campbell Parkban es szemtanuja
legyen mindannak a gy0ny0rU-
segnek, melyben resze lesZ mind
annak, aki eljo ARA a piknikre,
melyet a SIT. Istvan templom kac-
olive SIT. Istvan Bs. Egylettcl
fog rendezni. Macy csatakra is
van kilatas ez alkalommal, melye
ket Kath. Ifjusagi Kor ellenfe-
liikkel es az east-youngStowni
labda-csapat egy warreni labda-
csapattal szandekozik megvivni a
nezok Macy mulatsagara. Amikor
Durbints s6gor olvasta eZt a hirt
odaat, ig;y noszogatta Gore Ga
Dor bir0 urat: "KorintSe man nya
kaba AIT tarisznyat, es gyeriinl;,
inert lokesiink" J6mon hat min
denki - ne kessen lesenki sc a ju-
lius 4-iki piknikr6l, melyet zen
dezilnk ebben az eyben a Camp
bell Parkban. - Mem biztos meg,
vajjon a katsa cigany megerke-
like ezra a piknikre, annyi bizo-
nyos azonban, h6gy Rig6 Joska
oft lesz a bandajaval es huzni fog
ia a talpalavalot. annyi tiizzel,
hogy beleszakadnak az inak a
tanctol. Meg lSell jegyezni meg,
hoey szombaton delben tarsaS
ebed lesz kim a Campbell Park
ban, melyre j6jjon ell mindenki, a
kiben csak egy kis erzek van ha-
ratsagos 0sszej0vetel irant es sze.
reti annak kellemet.
szeminarium. .-Legut6bb Boncs
Janos adott S5-t, illetve kifizettt
az alfalfa jegyzett osszeenek resi-
letet az epulo papi iskolara.
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hozott $12-t Brier Hillb6l, Kut
Vince $4.50-t Sharon Liner0l, TIL
bica Gyorey $14-t South Siderol
Keszler Wendell $26-t East -Yo
ungstownbol,- ezenkiviil fizettek
Tamas Istvan 81, Korbacs Lasz,t
81, Bodnar Istvan 81, Futkos Ist
van $3, Snekszer Ferenc $6, Hof
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