davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-14
S L F. P Y -
Auguste Chatelain.

A potion rezat'. To sa l'ahko
povie, to je Pahko tiez vykonane
- pre- MICH; ia vsak nenavidi,n
bolesti, krv, nastroje hladkej
ocele, umyvadla, v ktorych sa kll-
pajn spongie, vsetky tie priserne
prlpravy, ktore = jako pre- pote-
senie = predKuju, celkom mic sa
nestarajAc pacientove 1zkost:.
! Tvrdi, re nebudem mic citit'. Mo
ze hi vsak rucit i po tom, ked
81 to dam sprawl? Nasle'lky
krvavej operacie, mech so bolv ho-
ci jako nepartne, mozu byt' hroz-
ne: otrava krve, hnojenie, krcovi-
te ztrnutie, zapal ly...Ani 81 ne
trufam na to mysliet'. Nebezpec-
ne mikroby obklopuj1 mas V mill
ardach, cihajuc IA svoju korist'
a Gakajuc iba ma otvorenie dvier,
ably vnikly do organizmu; no -
tymi dvermi pre- nina, mann toho
istu predtuchu, tTmi dvermi bude
rama, ktoru mi ten nest 'astnik IA
malicku chce sprawl. Cd strachu
uz umieram, MET pol 'utovania-
hodnejsieho cloveka nado mna...
A skutocne vyjde Charm, by
valy kupec, ktory teraz 20 svojich
d6chodkov zije tyje, cd loktora
bledy jako Satka, vsetek zniceny
telesne duSevne. Div nepadne do
mdlob. nez sadol ma vlak, ktorT
no NAL hlavnfho mesta do ieho
dediny doviezt', sklesol bczmocne
na lavicu nadrazneho peronu. nj.
koho tom nevidiet', vSak by ST.
tiez "a mic ma Svete nechcel tpraz
s niektorym priatel 'om stretn1t.
Jeho ponurej nalaie treba samo-
ty.
Konecne pride hodina odchodu:
kiez by sa len so ziadnym znamvm
vo vlaku nesiSiel! RanenF jelen
opnst'a svoje stado; ak tlaci cIG-
vekovi hrud' iba jedinka myslien-
ka, tax obyGajne zabava p0sohi
mu muky.
ObsliHenI je jako 81 prial': iba
JEDEN cestujnci ie V kupa.
chrbatom k nemu obrateny,
skromne obleceny muzskV, ktory
- maulc svesenn hlavu - tvrdo-
Slime pozera ma svoje nohy; ten
mu dozaista nebude obt 'aznvm.
Charm jeho nehybnost'ou udive-
ny, nesptSt a neho octl. Nezna-
my vytiahne po civil Ike z vrecka
fajku, nacpe 81 do nej, potom
Strajchne zapalku, - viete takil
starG -, apristrci ju k uchu. "a
pallSn zhasne; vezme druhn a zro-
bi s nou ii iste. Ta hori dobre &
ked' NJ pekne vzplane, zacne ten
dobry muz, priStrciac horiacu ~
palku od ucha X fake. nej t'ah-
at vel Ike kotGce dymu. Ked' 20
nejakom case fajka mu vyjde, Wy
klepe nej pOpoP oblokom po-
tom da sa, majuc hlavu stale sklo-
penu neobzerajtic sa ami ma pra-
vo, ami na l'avo, spievat'. Charm
vel mi zvedavy pristtpi k nemu &
cigarOu ruke. - "Pane. nebol
by ste tax laskavT a medal mi
ohna %
Gale radost 'ou! tn je zapal-
ka, ale zapalte 81 ju sam, lebo ia
to pre- vas sprawl nem6zem. Spa
iii by sme 81 oba prstyr'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-14
-.-..-.--.--uus.n

Skutocne, rozkosnl su ii pam
2 medicinskej fakulty! Musime
vam to odrezat', priatel u, a elm
skorej, tym lepsie -" vraveli.
TAX teda je to moi malicek
ma lavej ruke, ktory chce ten "a.
trateny doktor jedinym recon cd.
stranit a to pod zamienkou
ktora je ohalena grecke slova
lotore zneju prave tax barbarsky
ako on sam je. Ale NINE zalezi na
malicku prave tax, ako ma vset-
kom, co mi patri. Pravda, ze nj
uz od niekol 'kych tyzdnov hrozne
bolesti posobi, ale to ME je este
pre- mia dokazom, zeby ampu-
tacia bola neodkladna. Ten w
tecny muz ma slce uist 'uje, re od-
mime neho len najmensi clano-
eek, ale i to je privel'a, - ably no
cert wal!
Vidite ma bez prstovIch clan
kovg Nest 'astny mrzak pre- celt
zivot - - - Hovoria, ze sala
mandrom odrezane il9dy opat' ma
rastn, ale ia ME som salamander,
- a ,prave tym prstom nae.
pavam 81 svoju fajku, alebo site
ram S MIN popoP so svojej cigary.
Go 20 nina bude bez neho? Hr0za
ma obchadza z nezvykl6ho; mole
navyky sii mi drahe; V mojom
veku uz ich clovek nemenieva ia
ko svoje puncochy. A potom ten
TON toho ctihodneho muza -
Mysllte, ze citi Siistrast', re je
privetivT a vl1dnv, ze pouzil as
pon pekneho opisu, ably mi svoi
trpk! vyrok aspon ocukroval? To
sa strasno mylite! Lekari pouzi-
yaju svoje rukavicky iba pre- Svo-
ie ruky, ale nikdy ME pre- svoj
jazyk. - "Musime vam to odre-
rat! - celkom jednoducho to-
nom, ako by som ia svojmu kraj-
eirovi riekol: "Ma istre, tato vesta
je tn privel'a dina. musime ju
zkratit - Ach, ii pani sn tax
drzi, ked' ide cuiziu kozu.. .kebv
to bola ich vlastna, potion by V
Incl tonine spievali.
Zda sa, ze zartujem, ale GO tn
hovor1m, je vel'mi vazne, a som
vn1torne cely pobGreny. Dozit sa
m6jho veku - 65 rokov, 2 mesiac-
ov, 6 dni - so vSetkTmi Styrmi
koncetinami, s hlavou, - lichoti
mi to. - este celkom jasnou, so
zal1dkom este cinnosti schopnym,
S bystrymi ocami, jemnImi usa-
mi, - naraz nechat' 81 povedat'
od tTch panov: "Odrezeme vam
to!.~' To je tvrd6, vePmi tvrla !;
to uzna kazda citliva duSa. Keby
81 aspon boil dal na tom zalezat' a
lepSie sa ma to podival, mne vSe-
tky tie otazky podal, ma ktore
som cakal. ale ME L.. "Ukazte -
vravel iba, pretnnc mi rec pravc
vteay, ked' som mu zaGal dopod-
robna vykladat' historiu svojho
utrpenia. POtom 81 nastrcil ma nos
svoie okuliary a po jedinkom
okuknuti, nechejnc ami slova d'a-
lei pocut', povedal svoj vyrok. Ci
je NONE, - pytam sa vSetkych
rozumnTch l'udi. - sprawl 81
tax vazny Gsudok celej veci ale
bo, ako sa ii pani vyjadrujn,, skn-
toGne vedeckn DIAGNOZU pre-
West?
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-14

Ucitel'ky vsade prehliadaju zu-
by svojich ziakov ktore deti ne
maju ciste zuby, si vyhresdle.
Mate pomahat ucitePkam tym, ze
naucite svoje deti cistit' 81 zuby
po kazdom jedeni a pred spanim
pomocou Colgate's Tooth Cleane-
ra. Colgate je bezpecnym cisti-
com zubov IRE deti. Lekari den
tisti vsade odportcajti Colgate s,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-14
TROCHA sMIECHU.
Dojimave sebeodopretie.

Tetka: A bola 81 vel mi dobrym
dieveatkom v kostole dnes ranog
Mala Mary: Oh, ano, tetrska.
Jeden chlap mi podaval vel'ky
tanier penazl ia som odoprela
prijat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-14
Novodoby martyr pravdy.

A Wy ste ma kol 'ko a preco
Y tomto vazeni?
= Ma devat 'desiat rokov. Bol
som ucitel 'om vo vyssej skole a
povednl som ziakom, ze MET ziad-
neho Santyklosa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-14

q ( +
tyzdnoch prisla ma ne choroba a
pretoze neboly riadne osetrovane,
tax nplne osleply. V desiatich ro-
koch zaviedli ma do nstavu slep-
vch, kde som sa vyucil svojmu re-
mcslu, ladeniu totiz klavirov le-
bo hoci su moje oci ztratene, sluch
nam vytecny. Naucil som "a tiez
prstami citat' nase vypukle pis-
no.. "a pisat', robiac ostrfm bod
lom do papieru dierky, a tax sa
uz dvadsat' rolov zivym, bez to-
no, zeby som Dol dakomu na
t'archu. - "
"Tym, ze klavfrv ladite?'
go. ia ich tiez opravujem; pulS
mute struny, = to je prave moje
hlavn6 umenie.''
"Bez oe1?'
"Sd zbvtocnt, pane, lplne zby-
toGne. Mole oei sn ma koneckoch
mojich prstov, ia ich mann de-
sat, kdezto Wy mate iba dive. Ami
by ste. neveril, comu vsetkemu mo.
zu sa prsty naucit'. Myslite, re 81
lam na pr. faloSny peniaz vnli-
tit'? Nikdy, nikdy mn neoklamii
talianSkymi peniazmi; prvEm
hmatom vycitim ma iednei strane
savojsky krM a kral 'ovu hlavu ma
druhej. Mnohokrat som sa 0 to
Stavil vzdycky som vyhral, i
ked' mi protivnik podal hodne -
to sa rozumie osnchany
peniaz.' -
"To je tlzasne! Ale jako 81 mo-
zctc laden1m plan zarabat' na Ii
vobvtie9 Kazdy den ME s1 predsa
k opravovaniu puknute struny!'
"Eh, ia mann, - bez zartu, -
vo Svoiom tiilci este inc sipy.
Hiram k tancu, spievam veeer V
kaviarnach. Znam cnl[ rad smieS-
nych pesnitiek; prednasavam mo-
nology, a Pudia sa tomu smejn,
ze ma to zabava prave tax, ako
mojich posldchacov.'
Gale ably ste mohol cestovat' :,
ako 81 pri tom pocinate?'
"Celkom jednodrcho. Poznam
mesta a dediny, ako by som ich
videl. Ostatne Pudia mi radi Wy
pom6zu.. Ohlasim, k3e som sa uby
toval, no = a l'udia poSl1 mi ma
zeleznicu naproti dakeho chlapca.
L'udia .sH Gsluzni k*slepemu a po-
tom hned' viem, kym rozpravam.
Has l'udi poucl ma ich povahr
lepSie, nezli vas ich tvar, preto Sa
tiez malokedy sklamem, aspon Il
muz~kIch. L zien je to omnoho
t aisle, nevicm Spravnc sam pre-
co, aida preto, zc zeny, size od pri-
rOdzenosti zdrzanlive, lstivejSie,
nevkladajn do hlasu tol'ko svojej
povahy.'
"VSetko to je vel mi zaujima-
ye, - ale povedzte mi, preco ste
pridrzal zapalku, nez ste 81 fajkll
zapalil. naiprv pri uchuY'
"Aby som sirove vTpary ne
vtiahol do seba. Pri horeni vylud,
zuje sira zvlaStny sustot, ktorth'
ustanie mi vravi, teraz re iba Dire
vo hor1 a ze plamen jasno plane
Inac by som to nevcdel a vyda
val by som sa V nebezpecenstvC vC
prsty 81 splatit'; ia vSak potrebr
jem prsty k videniu. - Dc
chadzame vSak uz do Ornies; tam
ma nina "U bieleho krMa" caka
jl, ably 81 pri zvukoch mojej mu
ziky zatancovali.'
"Ako viete, ze toto sn Ornes9'
I "PoGital som stanice.. ..Dobr,
veeer, paneH' Hmatajhc palicoi
pred sebou, vystipi vozna Vial
potom odide d'alej.
| Pocas ceStovania zabudol Cha
rim nplne ma medicinskn fakult,
ma svoj malicek. Clovek, ktor,
since nikdy nevidel, - a spiev
81!
Ia pol hodiny, stojac este 1pln
pod, tIm dojmom, pride domoy
kde no jeho manzelka ocakava ce
la nedockava zvediet', co dokto
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-14
CLANOK 1877.

Tento ,soznam potravin ma Wy
hoviet' potrebe kazdeho pravidel~
ne. zdraveho diet alta. Toto ME Je
urcene pre- matky vel mi dtlych
deticiek, ktore trpia ma chronicle
zazivacie t'azkosti. Take pady s;i
jednotlive neprirodzene a vyza-
dujn lekarsku opateru.
Pre- deti cd Is do 18 mesiacov. -
styri krmenia denne.
O 7. rano. - Oatmeal, dusena
kukurica, kukuricna kasa, jedla
tieto varene "a tri hodiny den
pred uzivanim. KeP varenie .je
skoncene, jedla tieto maju byt
ako kaSicku. Toto sa potom pre-
tisne cez dierkovi nadobu a utvo-
ri sa ako lekvar. z tohto davajte
dive alebo tri polievkove lyzice S
mliekom. 8 alebo 10 uncov mlieila
ma vypitie a chleba.
O 9. rano - St'avu jedneho
pomaranca.
o II. rano. - Jedno ma mako
uvarene vajce rozdrobenym chile
bonn, alebo jednu polievkov1 lyz-
ku hovadzej polievky rozdrobe-
nym chlebom. Mlieka na jedno w
pitie. Cvlbak, suchar alebo starsi
chlieb maslom.
Mnohym matkam trinast roGne
dievca nezda sa byt' este starvm.
Ale ked' dojde k tomuto veku,
dievca preplnene je pocitom ma
deje vytrzenia, ktorE pocit ne
INA vysvetlit' svojej intake. Toto
obdobie panenstva je najvaznei-
sim casom zivote dievcat "a, lebo
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-14

Citajte pozorne tieto clanky ka.
zdy tyzden odkladajte 81 ich
pre- pripadne upotrebenie v bu-
dicnosti.
Evening star., 1925-01-17

plon described his possible successor
Regardless of who wears the cloak
of ring supremacy next, however,
Dempsey is sure that he is going to
let 1t fall from his shoulders on his
wedding day.
And when I'm through, / am
through; therelI be no re-entry into
the ring once / step out he declared.
Rumor had talked largely Of the
approaching marriage of Dempsey
and Miss Taylor for several months,
but until yesterday the two had been
reticent.
There were many things to CON
slider" explained the champion. "Es-
telle has her motion picture career
and l have my fighting. We had to
go slowly and make our wedding
plans conform to our professional
plans. We will be married the last of
May or the first of June"
There still is a possibility that
Dempsey may defend his title before
withdrawing from the ring, but he
admits there is no chance OF another
bout unless some contender makes a
particularly good showing between
now and June.
1T still is possible for some fighter
to come suddenly to the fore in the
next few months and make a title
Evening star., 1925-01-17
COLLEGE BASKET BALL

At GeOrGetOwn-GeOrg g.;
Wake Forest, &c.
At LexingtOn-WashIng and Lee.
30: LynchburE College, 20.
At Cambridge-HarVar 81; Mid
dIebury, -.
At Pittsburgh-Pittsbu 81; West
Virginia. ~.
At Montgomery, w. Na.-Davis-
EIkins. go; New River, 23.
At Washington, Pa.-WashingtOn IN
and Jefferson, 81; Carnegie Tech, -.
At Beaver Falls, Pa.-Geneva, 30;
Grove City. IS.
At NnshViIIe-Nanderb 33; Mem
phis Y. VI. &. A., 10.
At GreenyilIe, =. C.-GeOrSia, 80;
Furman, IS.
At Oxford. Miss.-TuIane, 81; Mis-
sissippi L.. 30.
At Fort WOrth-Texas Christian
IS; Arkansas L., 20.
At StiIIwnter-OkIahOma AggieS
46; Texas L.. 10.
At New ConcOrd-HeideIber AZ
Muskingum, is.
At south Bend-NOtre Dame, 81
Michigan Aggies, ii. ...
At Franklin, Ind.-FrankIin, 20
Depauw. Is.
At New York-Pratt Institute. 81
Delaware, Is.
At BetheIehem-Lehig 20; Rut-
gers, -.
At CIintOn-J nion, IS; Hamilton, IL
Evening star., 1925-01-17
HARRIS is KEEPING
GRIFF ON THE HOP

TAMPA. Fla, January 17.-"Noth-
ing except personal mail" said Bucky
Harris this morning when asked con-
cerning his correspondence.
NO base bali news of interest,"
says Griff. That seemed to settle
the business of the day as far as
base ball is concerned. Neither Griff
nor Harris was able to throw any
light on the base bail situation, but
each was enthusiastic over other
subjects.
For instance. Leo Diegel, who plays
with Gene S&razen here tomorrow
in 36-hole match against Bobby
Cruickshank and Johnny Farrell.
blew into the hotel this morning and
invited Bucky and Griff to accom-
pany him TO st. Petersburg to watch
the match of Diegel and SaraZen
against Hagen and Kirkwood today.
Bucky jumped at the chance
Griff has his hands full keepine-
his young manager in leash and the
pest he is able to do is trail along
But the "Old Fox" is not becoming
musty himself and he is enioyine his
vacation 10 the fullest He claims
he is having the time of his life lust
following Bucky around At all
events the outdoor life, spent mostly
on the links, seemingly is agreeing
with both men who have healthy
coat of tan and who declare thev
never feIt better in their lives
Evening star., 1925-01-17
Harris Hero to Youngsters Return Hone Western Quintet Scores
LEONARD'S FAREWELL
INSTIGATES A FIGHT
Br the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. January 17.-Benny
Leonard, retired king of the light
weights, started a fight with his let
ter of farewell.
Into the ring climbed the National
Association of Boxing Clubs. the New
York State Athletic Commission and
the Madison Square Garden Boxing
Association" the latter comprising Z
George l.. CTex) Richard, all deter
mined to find a Succe SSor to Leonard.
Rickard is quoted as having said
that he will recognize the winner of
the bout between Sammy Mandell and
Sid Terris at the Garden on February
as the titleholder, and that TO the
successful one will go a diamond
studded belt. The New York Commits
sion would stage tournament such
as that through which Louis (kid)
kaplan of Meriden, Conn, fought to a
featherweight championship. Rickard
is declared to have provided the belt
in this case.
Latrobe COgswell. president of the
National Association, which covers all
States where boxing is legal, with the
exception of New York, New Jersey,
Connecticut and Massa chusetts, sug-
gests a tournament in each State
with the winners to meet in New
York for the title
CogSwell recently attacked the New
York Commission, declaring that it
endeavored to control boxing, and in
sisting that the championships recog-
niZed bv ii could not be recognized
nationally. He referred to the feather
weight tournament and Eddie (Can-
nonbalD Martins victory over Abe
Goldstein for the bantamweight cham
pionship.
Among the leading candidates for
the lightweight title are Sid Terris
of. New York. Sid Barbarian of De-
troit. Sammy Mandell of Chicago, Luis
Nicentini of Chile, Tommy O'Brien
of Milwaukee, Charley O'Connell of
Cleveland. Basil Galiano OF New Or
leans. Johnny Dundee, retired feather
weight champion, and Archie Walker
of New York, all named by Rickard
recently in his 10 best" selections.
Evening star., 1925-01-17

When Clarke was made manager Of
Pittsburgh even the base ball critics
of Pittsburgh were astonished, and
some of them predicted he would
not make a success in handling the
team because he was too young and
too rash, as they termed 1t. What
happened was exactly the reverse.
His youth he retained, of course,
but his rashness evaporated. He
would take chances with his players
but he did not take greater chances
than those of other managers, and
when he did take chance he knew
why he took it and acted accord
ingly.
He won four pennants with the
Pittsburgh nine. Three of them were
won in succession in 1901-2-3
That was the Clarke era. Where
ever base ball men were congregated
Clarke was heralded as the great
young manager in base ball and the
man who would supplant Anson and
others of the old time school in
gaining pennants. After the victory
of 1903 the Pittsburghs played the
Bostons In post-season series.
Every now and then there is an at
tempt on the part of writers who
were not handling games in 1903
to attach this series to the world
series. 1t doesn't belong there and
there are good reasons why it should
not be included with the world
series.
Boston won the series. and what
ever happened TO the Pittsburgh club,
while 1t was being played. resulted
in the termination of Pittsburgh s
career as a championship team. In
1904 Pittsburgh was not a pennant
Evening star., 1925-01-17
BUSINESS HIGH FIVE
TIES G. U. FRESHMEN

business High School basIleters
oattled Georgetown University fresh
men to a 21-to-21 tie in the pre-
Umlnary to the Georgetown-W Wake
Forest game last night in Ryan gym
nasium.
Coach Bert Coggins' Central High
tossers had little trouble in dispos-
Ing of the st. Johns five, As to 10.
GonzaEa tosserS turned back the
invading Alexandria High School
quint, 25 to 49, The defeat was the
flrst of the season for the Virginians.
Donald Adams and Jack Smith, for
mer District high school court stars
led the University of Maryland fresh
men to a 26to-16 victory over the
University of Maryland Dental School
FIVE.
Tossers representing the Wood
ward School for Boys defeated the
SldwelIs Friends School basket
16 to 13.
TruxtonS will play the Eastern
Preps tonight, a s 80 in the Eastern
High School gymnasium.
The team representing the R. e
knight Co. of Alexandria will enter
tain the Stantons tonight on the floor
of the Alexandria Armory at $40.
Virginia Orioles and Rosedale Juniors
will furnish the preliminary.
Mitchell, Alexander Petit the
Dreyfuss brothers. Pierce and krumm
VIII carry the knight colors.
Evening star., 1925-01-17
D. C. SQUASH PLAYERS
IN NATIONAL TOURNEY

Washington will have a team in the
national squash racquets tourney,
which will be staged at Buffalo on
February p, % and %, 1t has been
announced.
Racquet Club, which is playing a
match with Baltimore on it's courts
here today, will be the Capitals rep
resentative.
1t IS probable that many of the
players who will face the Orioles this
afternoon in the eleven-contest match
beginning at o'clock will compete
in the nationals. They are:
David Key.
2-E. NJ. Hinkle.
3-Dwight F. Davis
M G. Clair.
5-H. L. De Sibour.
6-Arthur HELEN.
&C. P. Stone.
S-J. p. Van Zandt.
&C. o. Peters.
10-W. A. Quigley.
LIP. l. Black.
Evening star., 1925-01-17
CALIFORNIA GOLF TITLE
Is RETAINED BY SMITH

SAN FRANCISCO. January II
Macdonald Smith of the Lakeville
Club, Great Neck. L. l.. retained his
title in the California open golf
championship here with sos for 70
holes
Other scores for the 72 holes were:
Abe Espinosa, San Francisco. 80; Al
Espinosa, Chicago, 312; Willie Hunt
er, Los Angeles, 314; Bert Wilde
Honolulu. 500; Arthur Brooks, New
Zealand, Joe Novak, Berkeley, each
3e3.
Evening star., 1925-01-17

bout practicable" he said, but ]
don't see any one of that caliber now.
Gibbons TO Claim Title.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, January 17.-1f
Jack Dempsey, world heavyweight
boxing champion, retires next June
without again defending his title
Tommy Gibbons of st. Paul will claim
that honor. Gibbons declared his long
ring record, including 15-Tound
fight with Dempsey at Shelby, Mont,
July 4. 1923, in which he stayed the
limit. entitle him to first considera-
tion for the rings highest crown.
Gibbons has been trying to arrange
return match with Dempsey for
some time and has registered a chal-
lenge and posted a forfeit with the
New York Boxing Commission.
Refusal of other leading heavy
weights, including Harry Wills and
Jack RenauIt, to meet him were
pointed to by Tommy as strengthen
ing his bid for the title in the event
the champion retires.
Gibbons is at home here taking
daily workouts pending word from
Eddie Kane, his manager, who is in
the East, on the progress OF negotia-
tions for a London bout with Luis
Angel Firpo, South American heavy
weight.
Evening star., 1925-01-17

Heading Western s smooth working
attack was Ray CARRIER brilliant all
around athlete OF the GeorEctowny :
high school. This husky boy who
failed 10 register point in his team $
initial game M the series last week,
tailed 10 times from scrimmaEe and
made good with four Of his five shots
from the free throw line. Henry
Lamar, big Western center. also had
his shooting tOgs on. He Gagged six
field goals
All of the other Westeruers in the
match tailed. although Al Heag.
who played an excellent game ~
guard. did not get his field goal
until near the close Of hostilities The
Georgetown school had a sizabIe
squad of hasketers at hand. bur
Coach Ahern did not make a su5stitu-
ton. The five boys who began play
emerged from the contest quite fresh
physically.
Tech was able tn count from the
field only four times. Three Of these
goals were Gagged by Zahu. who tall
lied once in the second period and
twice in the fourth Koons made
Techs first double-dec Of the
game when he pUcketed a toss from
mid-court just after the second
quarter started
Eastern and Business fyes were 10
play in George Washington gymua-
sium this afternoon, taking the floor
at o'clock
The score Of this mornings engage
meut follows:
Western ,53l. Positions, Tech lfEI.
Gerber Left forward ........ Enl,y~
6ichrer..-... Right forward -........ Rooms
anna Center t'rt,-,,.f
heaEy. y..-..---..L Lnff guard ............ Za E.f.
Dulin.-..-.-.-. Right guard. ..... McCorm.rs
Score 10y periods
Western. ...---...... II II 10 ia
Tech, ,.......-.......... o 4-ll
CoIrt goal,-Gert-.r ,1o,. Gfchncr 81. La
mar 90. bulin t4t. Heagy. Kooas. Zahu tsl
Eoul goalS-Gerher. : in .: Lamar iu 3:
k"pHs. iH .. Zahu . .u g.
Sub~:itutiou>: Tech-Werber for Bobys. Gaf-
Geld for McCorm.ck. Mcqueen for Cro,oa.
Rosenberg for Garfield.
kefcre"-Mr. Schl0~Ser tGeoTGetOwnt. T-at-
p!Te- Mr oMeara 'TonzaCal. Time Of periods
10 minutes.
Evening star., 1925-01-17
THR0NG is EXPECTED
TO SEE COURT GAME

Arrangements for the big Kingston
Palace Club basket ball game sched-
uled tomorrow night at the Arcade
Auditorium are about completed
The famous Metropolitan League
team will arrive here early tomorrow
afternoon. 1t is expected that a
workout will be taken by the squad
at the Arcade.
The Palace Club. with its new mem
Der. Red Conaty, will get a real
workout tonight. Horse Haggerty.
Roddy Cooney, Buddy Bushman, Ed
Benzoni, Garry Schmeelk and Ed
Lynch all are fit
There will be considerable enter
tainment for ba-ket ball followers
tomorrow night. A 12-piece jazz
band and two singers from New York
will enliven the occasion.
1t Is expected that the Kingston
team will draw the biggest crowd
OF the basket ball season here.
Evening star., 1925-01-17

Fifteen thousand persons pack ed
the arena to see Delaney plant
Flowers in the garden" 1t was the
most enthusiastic crowd ever to at
tend a Garden fight outside of title
affair. and the tribute to Delaney was
as spontaneous as any champion ever
received.
The fight was a one-punch affair,
except for a brief skirmish imme-
diately preceding the knockout.
Flowers came out in the first round
with a vicious stare in his eyes and
a determined look. He rushed into
the lanky Delaney, slapping, punch
ing and jabbing with a viciousness
that kept the arena in an uproar.
Delaney cleverly boxed the negro his
long arms keeping Flowers back.