davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-22
BRATIA sLovACI Ma HAsEL
TONE, POZOR!

Bratia Slovaci ma Haseltone, a.
ko mladi tax al start, name nieco
noveho pre- Vas ably ste sa stall
elenami Kat. Sokola, ponevac ma
sa mila, dobrestojaca organizacia,
ktora az dnes ma 1907 solvent
nosti, 81 ma minulej rocnej scho-
dzi hi. nradu nreila, ably sa do
KAT. SOKOLA zfskalo $4,000 no.
vych clenov tohoto roku. TAX teda
81 my clenovia Sboru 159. X. s.
V Haseltone SINE prijali navrh, ze
budeme prijimat' novych clenov
zdarma, to jest bez vstupneho. Ne
musite ziadne vstnpne platit', pri-
jimame zdarma cez cely 1925. rok.
Teda bratia Slovaci, nemeskajte,
len pod tie vstnpte medzi mas, do
tel peknej organizacie, ktora teraz
talk kvitne, ako najkrajsie kveti-
ny v mesiaci mali, v ktorej sa
m6zete cvicit' telesne dusevne,
a ktorej mozete kazdy rok Wy
st1pit' diva razy al Wac pred
verejnost' - ma sokolske slety a
sjazdy, ako to uz nasa mladez X.
s. pokazuje co jeden rok uply-
ME, tax sa naSa organizacia lepsie
rozsiruje.
Teda hor sa bratia Slovaci a
vstnpte medzi mas. Pomahajte ma
Sci mladezi, aby sa cvicila v telo-
cviku dusevne materinskej slo-
venskej reel. Prijfmame cd vekn
Is do veku Is rokov. Hast sa
mozete u br. nctovnika Jozefa T.
icny, alebo Il br. Stanislava Nee
ko alebo IL br. Jozef KaGenga.
Adresa Sboru: j. Ulicny, Box
110, Haselton Sta.
Znacfm sa so sokolskym pozdra-
vom Zdar Bob!
-vy e Stanislav Necko,
spravca Sboru.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-22
z KoNvENCIE zIvENY,
(Dokoncenie S j. strany.)

v stredu hi. ilradnicky' a dele
gatky silcastnily sa inkorpore O.
slavy 35. vyrocia 8. Odboru MSS.
Vo stvrtok holy ilcastne tajo-
veho vecierlsu, usporiadaneho ku
ich cti international Institution
'vo YWCA, Miss Parsons povedaIa
uvftaciu rec a poziadala delegat-
Ky, aby povedaly nieco 0 zivote
Sloveniek Amerike. VSetky reel
vypocute boly pozorne. PAM An
ma II. Urban recnila pekne Gin
nosti slovenskych zien v Detroit.
Ma aiadost', naSe danny zaSpie-
valy slovenskn hymnu viacere
fudove piesne slovenske. Ameri-
kanky boly unesene krasnym spe-
vom pomenovaly naSe piesne
perlami hubby. Pani Wolarikova
prelozila SLOW. hvmnu do anglic-
tiny a spomenula, re tato piesen
sohriala srdcia amer. Slovakov V
dobe svetovej vojny ku uskutoc-
neniu Ceskoslovenskej republiky.
Po 1-hodinovom besedovani sa
rozisly a niektore pozvane holy
k PAM Dugasovej, ndkyni Tive
ny V StrutherS. Prftomna bola i
zakladatel 'ka pani AlmaSi, 72-
rocna starenka. St6l Dol bohato
prikrytE a ozdobeny, ako ma ame-
rickych banketoch. PAM Dugaso-
va pekne privitala hosti a po hoj-
nej veceri zaspievaly 81 eide pie
sen dokola''. Ktora sa zdrahala
spievat', musela zaplatit' 25c ma
sirotsky fond Pavly Novomes-
kej. Pokuty platily: Sestra K1l-
binova, sestra Begalova, sestra
Branicka, sestra SokolIk, sestra
Babel, sest. Lukac, sest. Jelinek,
sest. Melek. sest. Vavrek, sest. Ur-
ban, sest. VereS, pi. Danko, pi.
Mackin, sest. Oravec, sest. AlmaSi
sest. Soltts, sest. Kubovcak, sest.
Podracky a pan Dugas. Platili
al II, co spievali, lebo je to ma
dobrocinny ciel'. Tu ziskane boly
do Ziveny dve dcery pani Duga-
sovej. O 9. hod. vecer sa roziSly
a odcestovaly delcgatky ma slav-
most do Farrell, kde sa odbIva
XII. konvencia r. a CIR. X. Slov.
Bratstva. Tam sa vyborne zaba-
yily boly tiez bohato pohostene,
menovite dobre boly krajov6 Sis
ky (bnchty).
I'll. lradnfGl1y a delegatky d "a
kuji vsetkym "a laskavost', kto-
rel s1 nasom meste nGastn6.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-22
JURAJ BALUH ZOMREL,

Juraj Baluh, 59-rocny Slovak,
z c. % E. Washington ST., Stru.
theirs, zomrel v nedel'u v svoiei
domacnosti po dlhScj chorobe ma
komplikacie.
Pan Baluh boil starym Ameri-
kanom. Do Amerilxy prisiel pred
35 rokmi do Struthers pred q
rokmi. Zamestnany Dol Erie
zeleznice. Bol osadnikom osady
Sv. Trojice a clenom spolku Sv.
Pavla, Odboru Ga. n. s. S.
Zanechava svoju manzelku Ka-
tarlnu a masledovn6 dietky: sy-
nov, Jozefa, Juraja a Stefana,
dceru pi. Katarinu Jakubek, ne
vlastn1 dceru pi. Mariu Jakubek
v E. Youngstown a nevlastneho
syna, Stefana Friedman, brata!
Martina Baluch a jedneho ne
vlastneho brata dive nevlastne
sestry Plymouth, Pa.
Pohrab odbyval sa "a yel'kej
ncasti v stredu. Pohrabne obrady
vykonal Rev. Begalla v chrame
Sv. Trojice. Pochovany boil Cal
vary cintorfne. s.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-22
SLAVNY HUSLISTA
DAVA KONCERT.

Mr.. Van der Nicer, slavny bel.
gicky huslista usporiada ma pom.
delok, 25. maja vecer koncert v
Rayen School Auditorium, ma kto
ry je hubby milovne slovenske o.
becenstvo pozvane. Mr.. Van der
Nicer studoval pod chyrnym maj.
strom Ysae dovolene mu bolo
hrat' na starych husliach Beet.
hovena, ktora cest' davana je len
najlepsim umelcom sveta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-22
ROBOTNE ZPRAVY
z CELEHO SVETA.
Podava: Department Of Labor
Office Of the Secretary.

Podava: Department Of Labor
Office Of the Secretary.
Washington, d. G.
CESKOSLOVENSKO.
Robotnfctvo v tovarnach ma .ru-
kavicky poziadalo zamestnavate-
l'ov 0 20 percentovn podvysku
place pre- stipanie cien Utmost
nych flankov.
TALIANSKO.
Nasledkom zdrazenia zivobytia,
mnohe tovarne v Neapoli ma O.
koli podvysily placn a udelily bo-
nus svojmu robotnictvu.
NORvEZSKO.
V Norvezsku "a posledne mesia.
ce nezamestnanost' bola stale ma
|1padku.
PORTUGALSKO.
V Oporto distrikte priemysel.
ne pomery sa natol'ko zlepsily
ze pocet nezamestnanych upadoI
10 45 percentov Cd konca 1924
|roku.
SKOTSKO.
10 Sk6tska sa oznamuiii zle
obchodne a robotne pomery ns
uhol 'nej okolici. Objednavky nf
uhlie vel'mi upadly.
SVEDSKO. ..
Pocet nezamestnanych vo Sved
sku je toho roku vySSi, nez Ian
skeho roku o tomto case. Dna /
marca 1924 bolo tam $1,000 neza
mestnanych, kdezto l. marca 1872;
bolo ich 21,6OO. Vacsina tychtt
nezamestnanych sd kovorobotni
ci a strojnfci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-22
DIAL SA ZVABIT PALENKOU
Boil ORABOVANY.

J. J. Mccullough, 65-roGny sta
rec Beaver Falls boil po tieto dni
V Youngstown. Ma Watt ulici u
kazal mu ieden cernOch flasku,
"a ktorou starec Siel jake ovca "a
sol 'ou. Cernoch no vovabil do je-
dnej ulicky a tam starca orabo-
val $3.50 hotovych a o hodinly
s retiazkou. % ;ae,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-22
SMRTEL NE STRELENY
PRI CIsTENf REVOLvERU

V utorok veeer streleny boil do
zalndka Charles A. Covert, Glen
zvlastnej mestskej prohibitnej
caty, Charlesom @. Richardson
novym clenom caty. Richards 81
cistil revolver ked' daval cylin
der revolveru ma miestO, revolver
vybnsil, gul'a trafiac blizko sto
jaceho Coverta. Ten Dol hned' "a,
vezeny do nemocnice, kde matt
malo nadeje ma jeho zachranu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-22

YOUN0sTOyV i 5LY w III q
PoDPoRUJ1JCI S10LoK
TATRA.

Uradnici: Jozef Martinko: pfedssda
255 Carlton St., N. Dupej, podprsdss.
da. Stefan Novotny. dctovnfk, 404 p.
Myrtle Ave. Andrej Adamko, poklad-
mix, 1884 Oak st. Martin Muran-
sky a Frantisek Hndik, dozorcovia.
Sch6dze vydrzihvaih sa kaEdf prvd
nedel'u mesiaci ' skole ~. Cyrilla !
Methoda 2. hod. popoludni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-22
CARNEGIE STEEL DRzf
REKORD BEZPECNOsTI

Youngstownska oceliaren Car.
negie Steel Co. po druhy raz Wy.
dobyla najvySsi rekord v bezpec-
nosti toho roku. Ia minuly mesiac
udaly sa v tunajsfch dielnach 0.
celiarne len styri melody, co je IS
percentove snfzenie nehod DO.
rovnani S poctom nehod v predo.
slych rokoch. Zaiste je to pochva.
lyhodna vec.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-22
3b. vYRocIE s. oDBoRU MSS.
QDokoncenie S /. strany.)

Pan Jozef Just Clevelandu,
ellen fin. vvboru iii. Oaboru MSS.
priniesol pozdrav od HI. Odboru
a nastinil hlavnejsie zasady MSS.
Apeloval ma clenoy, ably polSraeo-
vail svojej dobrej praci v pro
speech vsetkych Slovakov.
PAM Martin Harencar Stefan
knotelS priniesli pozdrav 4. Od-
boru Clevelandu, ndaj1c, ze ce-
~ slovensky Cleveland je v dust
pritomny s mimi na jubilenme.
Nasleaovala rec pana Michala'
Willu, / predsedu Youngstown
State Bank jedneho 2 najprv-
sich slovenskych obyvatel 'ov me-
sta. Pan Willo vyslovil svoie DO
tesenie mad pracou Slovakov V
Youngstown a V celej Amerile.
Pan Jozef Kraja, meme vyda-
vatel 'stva YoungstownskIch Slo-
venSllych Novin, hovoril po hor-
vatsky. Spomenul, lie 30 VSesIo-
vanskom kongrese Prahe, da
itorl Nemci pOsmievali sa Slavia-
nom, ze na kongrese hovoriIi vse-
/ slovanSkou recou - nemeckou.
Ably dakto nepovedal, ze angliccti-
ma zaujala miesto ncmciny, bude
hovorit' horvatslly a tiez preto,
ably ukazal, ako SINE my Slaviani
blizki jedni druhym a m6zeme 81
l'ahko porozumet' Je divine, ze
Horvat vydava slovensky Gaso-
pis Youngstown, kym V inych
mestach Ease Slovaci vydavaiti
horvatske alebo inc slavianske ca
sopiSy. V, udrzani dobrtho mena
>loyenskEch Amerikanov TOM
to meste, Youngstownsk6 Sloven-
ske Noviny Spolupracovalr s ka-
zdym spolkom kazdym Slova-
kom ma okolf, "a pOslednych Sest-
mast rokov a ich rekord V tejto
praci je dnes uznavanI kazdym
dobrym Slovakom.
Pan Pavel Black, redaktor III
vony a knihtlaciar Pittsburghu
udal, ze kym p. Kraja, Horvat.
je jednym vydavatel'ov Yo.
SLOW. Novln, je hrdTm ma to, re
tlaGi PittSburghu srbsky caso-
pis to ze je. dostatocnym d6ka-
zom, re SINE vSetci Slaviani sku-
tocni bratia. Potion poziadal pri-
tomnych predstavit' 81 jeho po-
lozcnie, V ktorom sd nachodi. ie
jedinNm delegation medzi spdem-
desiatimi delegatkami ma kon-
vencii.
Pan Black spomenul, re Mar.
SLOW. Spolok je pre- muzskych tym
co je Zivena pre- zeny, Sn tedy
tieto dive Organizacie akoby mu,
zom a zenOu narode.
Pan Jozef Vastak jeho prijem-
nym hlasom precital krasnu ba-
sen najvacsieho Slovaka, Jana
Kollara.
Ma koniec, pan j. Hovorka, ia
jomnik Americkej Legie Post Is
V Youngstown, prial jubiluj1ce-
mu Odboru d'alsieho zdaru a po-
zval danny k navSteve Americkej
Legie, ktora ma nradovnu V tel
samej budove, kde sa konvencia
odbyva.
Slavnost' zakoncena bola slo-
venskou hymnou "Hej, Slovaci',
ktor1 obecenstvo spievalo posto-
jacky. Vsetci spokojn1 st 'astni,
,gratulujnc 81 navzajom, rozisli sa
do svojich domovov. @
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-22
$25,ooo oHEN.

V utorok yeas rano nastal w.
buch v dielni Youngstown Coach
Works Co. ma Mahoning Ave. Pc
vybuchu vysl ably plamene, ktort
sa chytro sirily po budove. Zho.
relo mnoho automobilov budo-
va bola poskodena. Skoda sa od-
haduje ma $4,000.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-22
15-ROCNY vRAH BUDE
POPRAVENY ELEKTRINOu

William Cavalier, 15-rocny chla
pee z Pottsville, Pa, ktory "a
Vrazdil svoju starii matku, ably
mohol dostat' jej peniaze, ods1,
deny Dol po tieto dni ma smrt' ma
elektrickom stolci. Zenske spoil.
ky sa id1 chlapca zaujat' a zia-
dat guvernera milost'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-22
RYBACKA MA MILTON
JAZERI OBMEDZENA

Mestska rada vyniesla v pom
delok usnesenie, dl'a ktoreho ry-
backa ma jazeri Milton, obmedze-
ma je ma cas- cd Is. jilna do /. de-
cembra. Cd /. dec. do Is. jlna ry-
by nebude slobodno chytat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-22
KOL 'KO VYSTAHOvALCOv sAI
HLASI o AMERICKE VIZUM.
F. i. I. s..


Spoienych Statoch nsadeni chcu
"a sebou povolat svojich naJbliz-
sich pribuznych, ako dietky, man
zelky, rodieov, bratov sestry, Gu
dnjn sa, jaky dlhy cas- to vezme,
nez sa tito mozu vydat ma cestu,
hoci ich ziadost o pas bola uz da-
VINO vybavena a cakali len ma a.
merick6 prist 'ahovalecke vfzum.
Mnohym sa povie, re bndn mnset
cakat' rok, diva roxy a po pripa-
de al Wac rok'ov, nez bud1 m0ct'
odcestovat' a preto sil mnohi mi
movol ne tel mienky, re ich dakto
napoky zdrziava nechce i'm po-
Ivolit pristup do Spoj. Statov, ze
snad' caka ma nejaky hplatok a
len ked' nplatok bude zaplateny,
re vsetko by bolo vykonane ry-
chlejsie. Taketo podozrenia ovsem
sii celkom bezpodstatn6. Pret 'aho-
vanie cesty mnohych da sa vel mi
|snadno vysvetlit', ked' citatel' 81
len vezme do pOvahy, kolko je asi
ziadatelov 0 americke viz,m v tel
alebo Incl krajine.
Cislice tieto s1 spravne, pokial'
boly zaslane samymi americkymi
konzulmi, majncimi ma starosti
kontrolu takychto ziadosti kon-
trolu povolovania prist 'ahovale-
|ckych viz americkych. V republi-
| Ike Ceskoslovenskej ma, priklad je
ma 10000 ziadosti behom jedn6-
no fiskalneho roku moze byt' po-
volene len 3,073 prist 'ahovale-
ckych viz, co znamena, re posled-
mi ziadatelia budti muset' Gakat
lnajmenej 13 rokov, nez bud6
moot odcestovat' do Spojenych
! Statov. V Mad 'arsku je takychto
ziadosti este Wac a to celkom co.
900 a ponevac kvota je este men
sia nez ceskoslovenska, a sice len
ATS, teda posledni ziadatelia 0 a.
mericke VIA Mad 'arsku by v
najlepSom pripade sa dostali ma
cestu "a 1877 rokov, ked' tento kvo
tovy zakon zostane v platnqsti
V Taliansku stav je este horst. Gel
kom je tam ziadosti ma 100000 a
rocna kvota tinf len 3,S45, co by
znamenalo, zeHposlednf ziadatelis
bud1 muset' cakat' 90 rokov, nei
; by sa mohli vydat' ma cestu do A.
, meriky. V Rusku ziadostf je ma
100000 kvota roGna cini len
2,24S. V Rumunsku je kvota ler
, COB a ziadosti je ma 10000, teda
: |posledni by museli cakat' so 70.
, kov, nez by dostali povolenie. V
Polsku je kvota lepSia nez Ces
koslovenslu, ale ziadosti ie tam
ma $4,000, teda pomer je horst, ne5
" Ceskoslovensku.
: V niektorych krajinach je stu,
acia lepsia, ako ma priklad Ne,
mecku, kde rocna kvota cini 81
< 1927 dina l. aprila 1926 bolo len
, asi $4,000 ziadostf o americk6 pri-
st 'ahovalecke vizum. To znamena,
: re behom jednej alebo druhej Sc
zony vSetci budii moot odcesto-
vat a Nemec, ktory sa chce st "a
hovat' do Spoj. Statov, veru nema
mnoho tazkosti. V Juhoslavii je
! celkom 500 ziadosti a kvota ie
671, takze ami kvota nebude W.
eerpana vsetci, ktori sa prihla-
sill Juhoslavii, budi m6ct' do
stat vizum.
Nesmie sa zapomenit', ze popri
prihlasenych je vel'a tych, ktori
nespadajl do kvoty v poete pri-
hlasenych s1 vedeni. Sd to ma pr.
STUDENT, ktori chc1 studovat' v
Amerike, nedospele dietky ameri-
ckvch nhGannu 1na 1,alxn nod 10 No
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-22

- Ked' mate krstiny, svadbu.
pohrab, spolkovl, osadnd slav-
most, opiste nam to ! zaSlite uvs-
remit do naiich novfn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-22
MATED MRkZ
Verejny Notar

Prisazne svedectva, Kupno-prc.
dajne smluvy, Plnomocenstva Wy,
stavim spravne obstaram konzu-
larne potvrdenie.
800 w. Federal St., v redakcii.
Evening star., 1925-01-08
D. C. is REPRESENTED
AT BIG GOLF CONFAB

Two Washington clubs will be
represented at the annual meeting OF
the United States Golf Association
which starts tonight in New York
and continues through Saturday.
DR.. J. T. McClenahan of the Wash
ington Golf and Country Club, chair
man of the green's committee of the
organization, and G. H. Chasmar of
Columbia, also chairman of the
green's committee of his club, will
attend.
In addition to these men, Washing
ton will also have as delegates to
the meeting Drs. r. A. Oakley, C. ".
Piper and K. f. Kellerman, ST., of
the Department of Agriculture, all
connected with the greens sections
of the United States Golf Association.
and DR.. Walter S. Harlan of Co.
lumbia, former chairman of the
green's committee of that club and
a former vice president of tho U. S.
G.. A.
Wynant D. vanderpool of Morris
County is slated to succeed himself
as president of the association, while
the rest of the ticket is as consti-
tuted last year.
Evening star., 1925-01-08
new RACE-STARTING
DEVICE is SUCCESS

SAN DIEGO, Calf, January s.
Marshall Cassidy's moving gate, lat
est innovation at race tracks, was
tried in the first race at Tijuana yes
terday, with what horsemen called
complete success. Starter Cassidy
sent away 13 three-year-old in per-
feet alignment.
The gate, or webbing barrier, was
attached to posts on two automobile
trucks, moving slowly ahead of the
horses up to the starting post for a
distance of about 100 feet. The bar
rier was sprung when the horses were
about 25 feet from the post.
Starter Cassidy, a son of the late
Mars" Cassidy, veteran starter, be-
lieves that with the moving gate he
can send away fields without the te-
dious delays many times prejudicial
to the chances of heavily weighted or
nervous horses.
Evening star., 1925-01-08


There was a crowd of players wait
ing at the first tee, so we drove off
from the tenth. 1t was at the four
teenth hole that Mehlhorn began to
turn loose his fireworks.
The fourteenth measures 325 yards
After a good drive, Bills half mashie
niblick shot hit the hole for a 2, but
the pin kept the ball out, leaving
him a two-inch putt for 3.
on the 350yard fifteenth he had
hard luck, his drive going into a
sand trap in front of the green, an
elevated affair, but what did he do,
his caddie pull the pin, but pull off
his ball again Tipping the cup. 1t
came out, but this time left him only
an inch putt for his 3.
The sixteenth at Skokie is the
barn" hole, $40 yards in length. Bill
got a long drive and followed up
with a full mashie niblick to the
green Once more he hit the cup
and again the pin kept him out.
When he came up his ball was hang
ing on the very edge, one-third in
the hole The wonder was that he
even had to putt for 3.
The seventeenth hole, $50 yards in
length, necessitated a full mashie
niblick stroke against a strong wind
after the drives. Godchaux, playing
ahead of Mehlhorn, dropped his sec
ond shot three feet from the hole.
Say said Bill. addressing his
partner, whitney Bowden, take a
look at that"
Evening star., 1925-01-08
URBAN SH0CkER TO BE
OPERATED ON TWICE

NEW YORK, January S.-Urban
Shocker, traded to the New York
Yankees by the st. Louis Browns,
will have two operations perform ed
before reporting for the southern
trip, according to a telegram re-
ceived by Ed Barrow, business man
ager of the club.
will have his tonsils removed, and a
tumor taken from his right shoulder,
the latter an ailment which he claims
hampered his pitching last season.
With Shocker In shape, and the
Yankees are confident that he will be,
the former world champions expect
him to account for 90 victories at
least during the coming year.
In 1922 the Browns had a vision of
pennants for a time, with the sturdy
moundsman winning battle after
battle.
Evening star., 1925-01-08

alI-ye sent out by the Jersey prox
moters got hardly thrill out of the
battle.
II started with Mickey boring in
with his well known vigor, and
cutting McTigue right and left. If he
had kept up this style OF milling
throughout the battle something
might have happened. But in the sec
ond and third rounds, with Walker
still very energetic, McTigue found
how to block his opponents wallops.
or roll his head with the punches, or
skip out Of danger.
After that Walkers chances were
gone. He even seemed to lose his
well known fighting spirit. The
crowd. all agog for murder, thought
Mickey was resting, and sat ex-
pectantly until the eighth round
When, it then became apparent that
the welter king had nothing more
| to show, the spectators began to boo
and stamp their feet and in other
| ways express disappointment over the
l-fact that one or the other of the two
| fighters. or both, were not lying prone
and lifeless.
And then in the eleventh round, be-
| lieve it or not, but by the seven stone
gray seas of Erin, Misther McTigue
became warlike, and went after
Mickey. He did, he did. And in the
eleventh and twelfth rounds he out
| pointed the lad from Kereighead. Do
ye mind that now.
| All in all, twas a great night for
| the Irish.
Evening star., 1925-01-08

McTigue retained his championship
which only could be taken from him
by a knockout or foul. He fought
defensively, and his poundage and
long arms withstood the best his
smaller and younger opponent could
muster.
On boxing points alone Walker
won, but McTigue refused to accept
any damage.
The welterweight champion tried
hard to land a decisive blow which
would topple the 175-pound crown
from the veteran brow Of McTigue,
who kept well covered and fought a
safe and sane fight.
McTigue had every physical advan-
tage over walker. weight. height,
reach and experience balancing in his
favor; yet II was Walker who made
the fight by his aggressiveness.
There was no division of opinion
among the newspaper men A ma
joEIty gave Walker eight rounds, call
ed three a draw and gave McTigue
one.
In slashing semi-f final, which was
docketed for 10 rounds, Bobby Bar
rett. Philadelphia, knocked out Jack
Rappaport Of Newark in the eighth
round. A terrific right to the chin
sent Rappaport down for a full count.
He was out for five minutes.
Evening star., 1925-01-08
RICHARDS AND MOLLA
TOP NET RACKETERS

NEW YORK, January 8.-Vincent
Richards, Olympic tennis champion.
and Mrs. Molla B. Mallory, former
national titleholder, head the mems
and women's ranking list in the
Metropolitan district for 1924.
DIR. George King is runner-up to
Richards, and Miss Eleanor Goss is
next to Mrs. Mallory.
The ten leading man players are:
Vincent Richards, George King.
Watson Washburn, Dean Mathey,
S. Howard Noshell, Herbert l.. Bow
man, Jerome Lang, Elliott IT. Binzen.
Z. ". Feibleman, r. c. Anderson.
The womens ranking, in order
follows: Mrs. F. l. Mallory, Miss f.
Goss, Miss NJ. Bayard, Miss NJ. Mac
Donald, Mrs. E. H. Roeser, Mrs. b f.
StenZ, Mrs. s. II. Waring, Mrs T.
LIE Roy, Mrs. T. Sohst, Miss F. Ballin