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of buildings and which do conform
qD To require the buildings
fire and for the m aRo on @
d2) To the construction of
and aehny usd n n O b eSpRes n e % ovens
regulate the fires; to
bsh bis or any other combuDe material in unsafe places
Q3l To construction of the entrances to
and exits from all theae lecture schools churches
other places of public gathering kind
es or open aees hen " 0'ner In the Railways
90 To regulate the of railroad
urban railways the public the
may proper to prohibit the max
street g up o. s ] on any OF the streets S & alleys public places
blocking of any crossing Of public thooughe
time; may or
city, parking 'H
c5I To regulate prohibit the exhibition carrying
the streets public grounds the sidewalks regulate
@ ns 3 a he se ] %
alleys public Places upon
tions to the streets and to require their removal
Ge) To compel the of buildings grounds
walks adjacent thereto and in his default to authorize the @
or destruction thereof by office Of the city the of
such buildings be collected
such owners occupant effect such
bllboards signs W 100 =
Cs) To regulate and prevent the running
vicious dogs to require of license
such refusing pay such license fees DD'
a 9) To prevent regulate the
Or disposition of animals
ots @ condition and restrict the keeping of animals in certain dis
(2D regulations may be necessary and ez-
ease; make diseases
% thereof to make quarantine laws
s a and op e % nsce 5 v 5
contagious
regulate prohibit operation of manufactures o
uP @ oG which may be be Of such nature affect the
or which may be Of H or 0aD I Dn hs do @
in the vicinity to provide for the punishment Of all vola
lated in any building premises owned controlled by tn
injurious noises 0--'H'i'
taa) To provide for inspection
% and oh9r food for sale @ in the city provide for
sound spoiled adueaed unwhosome regulate and prevent
unound adulterated unvRoesom products
~, @ 24 TO provide for and regulate the inspection all das
y in the city, "S sen "H' q nS p0uu''S u'S'' 0
5) To hotels lodgng
they be put and kept in proper sanitary condition
2e) To construction repair, sewers,
empyng same and to designate the
concerned connect empty repair
on Cleaning empng or reang to be- done by some ooer Of
the City benefit
ises, to be collected the time the
other city taxes collected
CD To the collection disposal
animal and vegetable refuse dead animals animal ofa rubbish and
matter.
(2S license the purpose regulation revenue
and kind of calling occupation
prohibited transacted
fix the the coc
such businesses calngs occupations with
license when the fixed prescribed.
establish public
public vehicles hire regulate the charges of
public
hce and schedules of such charges to be posted
such public vehicles
30 provide the inspection and sealing of all weights
keeping
of weights and duly tested and sealed
lie shows halls and places of all
gambling the using of all kinds gamb
ing devices fraudulent Devices and provide for the destruction
all
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CHAPTER III.
Government.

CHAPTER
Government.
Section The exercise @ the @ and the Of
consist Seven members be elected by the
ucS oRer a05 oce may be BY
Charter or by the authority
appointed hereinafter provided
addition the officers named in the the foTegong
section o aterHey ttere yna city s @ chief police fire Chief
pernendent magistrate and city auditor
above offices specified in filled the duties
rights thereof exercised by and the
person
The duties of the this section
be uPDa ead m 0 the % as
matter provided shall be prescribed by the Council by
appointed qualified hereinafter provided and
tine c o 4v Wn9ow shall perform the duties
nPw s9 sR % Common % the City % Of
in far they are modified the the ] 81 @ n n
less otherwise provided by ordinance and shall determine and des
Section g. The power by ordinance
discontinue offices deputyshp and EN-
those provided for in this Charter and pre-
pertaining thereto according to the needs OF the
auditor shall be appointed by the Common @
shall hold his office until rem9ved by vote four
shall be appointed by the Com
o s and onno n Ref Toe ef n
Section The city attorney city clerk a and city city treas tffaureT n snail
tRsTor %eTsS BY vote Of 0o'-ss'n'nS 0' 'ns 00'n '0
Section The @ city s e4 sr t Of police he ne
may ma by b e ane a s % ho Office
foursevenhs of the Common Council Vot
affirmatvely therefor.
Section compensation all city officials shall be by
Council shall
employees of the city except as
shall be
allowed fees perquses rewards
this Charter by ordinance
all fees received with his official duties snail
be paid by into the city treasury
Section Each the provided for in this Char
ter shall be at thereafter continue
be during ncumbency office qualified eector OF SAID
the chief and city engineer
Section TO- of the Mayor at any meeting the
call the Council TO
shall chosen who shall nave tor t
the powers subject to the obga-
duties.
Section H. vacancy Council other office may
stated meeting OF the Counc OF at
called for that purpose
under the recall provisions OF
elective officer fails to qualify within ty
his dies resigns removes
continuously for thirty (3O days from
of the Council is
violating provisions of felony or is
a unatic defined by statute
Council shall commence at
O) o'clock business day of June following their
provided herein snail De a
receiving the hgneC
votes at the City hold office four years; the other e
Council shall hold oce TWO years anu ' W
successors elected and qualified
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LITERATURE.
Spolkcvy urad

Obdrzah SINE ,po tieto dni 156-
stranovn knHku pod mcnom Spra-
covanie ovocia v domacnosti, kto-
ri napisal b[v. professor techno-
logic ma vysokej zahradnickej
ssolc Viktor Buchta, terajSi Stat.
in&p2ktor ovotinarstva pre- Slo-
vensko a prednosta Stat. vysknm-
naho iistavu ovocinarskeho Bra.
tislavc. Knizkll vydala svojim ma.
kladom spoloGnost' Academia :
v Bratislavc.
V knizke je vsetko, co kazd;
kazda gazdina bude mat Z nej O
daktorovej adrese: M. Mraz, liz
So. Whitney Ave-, Youngstown
Ohio. = Objednana zasoba nan
NJ prisla nina sa rychlo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-12
sCH0DZA POLIT. KLUBU
v EASELTOE.

IIaseltonsllr slov. politicky
Klub bllde mat svona riadnn
schodzu ia IA. novcmEra, v ne
del'n 0 Z. hodine vecor, y skole
ma N. Haseltille Ave. Prosi vse.
tlsych ildov obtanov, ably sa ma
tn schodMl dostavili V Grm mai
vacsom pocte. lebo sa bude 20,
jednavat' 0 vaznej vcci ked
mas tam b,rde Wac, TAX nam poi
de lepSie. Ma sch6dzi budn al IL
.radnfsi': Joseph Julius, solicitor
3 mesta Campbell a Webb Lentz,
koncilman u Youngstown, tax ne
zabudnite prist' vsetci a priviest
al vasich znamych.
M. J. L., taiomnflz.
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CELINTo osLoBoDENY,

Assnnto Celinto, Italian, ktory
Dol arestovany po straSnom w.
bnchn ma Front st. %. septcm-
bra, sic v podozreni, ze spachal
vSbuch, bude oslobodeny pre- ne
dostatok priamych dokazov. Sud
ca Gessner poucil protu, ze ne.
moze vyniest my rozsudok, lebo
Celintovi nemohlo byt' dokazane,
zc SkntolS spaclal.
Okresny pravotar Thomas idc
podat' zalobn ma svcdkov pre-
krivii prfsahu, lebo svcdkovia i.
nae svedcili pri porotnom v[slu-
chu pred mesiacom mac tera2
potas sndn. Hiadcn 2 hlavnejsich
svedkov nechcel sa priznat' k to-
mu, co povedal pred mcSiarom, a
nhslcdkom toho Cclinto nemoho1
byt' odsddeny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-12
MA PAVUK ROZUM?

Ma tito otazku odpoveda nam
professor Arsonval, ktory o tejto
veci prednasal nedavno vo fran
ciizslpej akademii v,ied kladne.
Dokazom mu je to, ze .niektore
lesne pavfiky, ably syoJe pavuci-
ny udrzaly vo svislej polohe, "a
t 'azkavajti ich tym, ze ma dol,
nalsi okraj umiesthuji1 kamien
ky alebo kusky dreva. Mozno 0,
vsem namietnut ,. re by' to mohol
byt' len pud a ME prejav i1teli
gencie, ale al ma ti1to nam 2tku
pripravil 81 professor ARSENAL cd
poved'. Presvedcil sa, re kazd!
|paviik, ktoremu boil kamienok h
lebo kiisok dreva 20 siete vynaty
hi adj 81 inak naprayit ti1to po'
hromu, co je doka1om, ze paviic
majn svoju vlastnn individualitu
neriadia sa len pudom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-12
UTEK VAZNOV 20
STAINED TRESTNICE

V pondelok trinast zlocmcov,
odptkavaJi Jicich 81 t 'azke tresty
statnej trestnici Columbus, pre-
vicdlo smely utek, ktory sa ale
skoncil zle pre- Mich, lebo dvanast
nich bolo chytent behom prvych
"a hodin poslcdnt budc chytc-
ny istc.
Vazni nachodiIi sa na dvore,
kcd' vyvadzani boli 2 brany ma
vStcvnici, treStnicr. ia takou prl-
Iczitost 'ou muscli davno Gakat :,
lcbo odrazu vrhli Sa ma dvoch
straznikov, ich odzbrojili a STRIFE
l'aii1c " revolverov vzatych straz-
nixon, vysli ,hlavnou branou ma
slobodu. spravca vazenia, pocu,
iiic strel 'bu, poahytil svoj revol
yer a vystrelil "a jednym vaz
| nom. ktoreho trafil a chytil. Dru
Inv vazen Dol chyteny pri brane
lDesiati usli ma a1,te, ktor% wal
iednej gene, ale boil chyten.
lked' sa blfzili k Toledu. Trinast.
vazen tiez wal auto jednemu clio
veku tomu sa podarilo ujst =
aspon docasne.
VSetci vazni boil odshdeni n
1O-15-roGne vazenie a daktorl n
| dozivotie pre- zboj vrazdy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-12
NOVY DOMOV
BENTLEY MOTOR co

The Bentley Motor Co., hlavni
zastupcovia a rozpredavatelia chy
recnych Studebaker automobilov,
prave dohotovili stavbu nadher-
n6ho svolho domovu zvaneho
Rayen-Wood Auditorium ma ro-
hu Rayen a Wood ulic. Je to vel
ka budova, krasne stavana, roz-
delena ma sest' casti a zaujima
100 stop plochy ma Raven Ave
5 hlbkou .92 stopovou. V celeJ bu-
dove je $4,000 stvorocnych stop
plochy. V zad budovy je audito-
rum, ktore bude sl19it okrem i
n6ho al pre- komeerty a rome w
stavy a atleticke alebo sportove
zavody.
Budova vystavena bola z kon-
kretoyycIh tehal, vyrobok to tu-
najsej tehelne, Carbon Concrete
Brick Co., ktorej je Mr.. Bent
ley tiez interesovany.
7 * s =
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HASELTON SLOVAK TATKA
SPOLOK

Uradnici ma rok 1926 sn nasledovni:
Stanislav Necko, predseda, Box 44a
Haselton Sta. - Jan Rizup, podpred.
seda, 1871 Gladstone ST. Martin
Xentko, httovnik, T.. @. Box III, Ha,
selton Sta. Jan Rasista, pokl, lot
Haseltine Ave-, City. Jozef KaSenga
zapisnik, 1899 Gladstone ST., City.
Dozorcovia majetkn sd: Michal Ko
Yak, BOX 15l Haselton Sta, City. Jan
Fabini, Box l0i, Haselton Sta, City,
Dozorca chorlch: Stefan Stole, 7. @
Box 65 Haselton Sta, City. Straa
dyeri: Valent Rovder ST., r. o. Box 264
Haselton Sta, City.
Schodze vydrziavaid 50 kazld 4. ne,
del u mesiaci skole Sv. AJzbety ma
n. Haseltine ave. 2. popolndni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-12
UpOZORNENIE oD G. 3Os. X. J.

Spoiok Nsv. Nj. JeziS, cislo ,0S
( ]. Is. s. j. ma Stcelton upozornu-
.ic svojich naslcdujncich ldov, a.
by sa hliSili' behom strnast .dni,
mae budn vylilrcnf 10 Spolku !:
Jan lIudac, Pavcl Suster. Andrci
V. Miller, Jan KolIar ml., Jan J..
Krmar No. 3, Jozef Bahlcda, Jo-
zcf Madar, Michal F. Obruba.
Ctenf spolubratia, nezazlievaj-
te mi, re Vas muslin pomenovat
V novinach, mac mi to ne5de.
Pravda, pojedni ste 81 vzali takN
zvyk, ze svoje .prispevky platili
ste kazde 4 mesiace alebo i ne
skorSie. Musime to zanechat'. le-
bo pojeden ked' tax d 'alelSo za.i
de. talk sa mu prmoc vidi tol'ky
dlh vyplatit, a radsej 10 spolku
vystllpi. A JalI sa povie, kcd, to,
mn ste caalali, tax al tomn mate
Samo tax rakat'. Tcdv ably bolC
dorozlmcnic, he SINE vSctci jed
naki. liz SINE mali al take prlpa.
dy. zc I'D dlhoval 4 moSiacc a wy
Sc a ked priSiel platit' prlspev
ky, tax 81 doniesoI al dolItorskt
vysvcdGenie, he Dol tol 'ko tOl kt
chory, a spolok 0 tom nic neznal
Bratia, povsimnite 81 toho, ze I'D
ktory dlhrue vysa diva mesiace
ME je opravneny ma podporu y
chorobe, a dl "a stanov by NAL byt
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-12
Spoikove zprayy
POZVAlNIE MA TANECNU
ZABAVU.

Sbor $50. X. S. bude mat ta.
netnl zaIbavn na l3. novembra
Y sobotn I. hodine vecer ma 81
Hasaltine Ave. CelF zisk q tejtc
zabavy poide na baseball team
ktorv sorganizujn X. $. ma brrll-
cu jar. Ze aky good time balde.
te mat to sa opytajtc tych, lto.
II boil posleldny raz. Oni YAM po.
vcdia, re nikto neobannje. Kto sa
chce dobre zabavit', ten iste prf-
de ma tilto tanetnn zabavu do
Hasclton
M. j. L., spravca zabavy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-12
MOVE PoDZEMNE JAsKYNE

TAX sa zda, ze pod celym sever
.nym Slovenskom sl jaskyne. Od-
vsadial oznamuji ich objavy. A
ko teraz oznamujt1 2 Roznavy, ob
javili traja synovia Samuela Pa
canovskeho v hore Radzimu pri
vysnej SlanS move krapnikoye
iaskyne. Spustili sa do hlbky asi
30 metrov, kde nasli padherne sa-
ly. Tiez Pohorelej sa oznamuje,
ze tam. boly objavene move vel Ike
kvapl 'ove jaslyne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-12
IA zIvA sPALENY.

John D. Bell, straznill Erie ze-
leznice vo Warren, zhorel vo stvr-
tok rano straanici ma N. Park
Ave. v straanieli mstal nezna-
myeh pritin yyhuch a preto ze
straznica slldzila j "a sklad ma
mast a olei, celia bndova bola
hned V plamehoch a Bell nesta-
Gil. sa zachranit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-12
ANDREJ GECELOVsKY MA
VECNOM ODPOCINKU.

Pan Andrej Gecelovskl ME je
wac medzi zivtmi. Usnul tlsko Y
Panu 5. t. IN. Bol ildom ev. cirkye
|Sy. Emanuela a {. 1876. S. r. j.
Nemocny bol 10 tyadnov. Zane
ehaI mamelkn a tri nedospele
dicytatA: Marin, Znzapuu a Mil
ln, naBt tarsia ma len 6 rokoy a
najmladiia 2 roxy, ako i poGctnn
rodinu Ia i v starej ylasti. Bol i
y ncmocnici Sv. Alzbety, ale mar
ma bola lckarska vcda. vylieril
no Ten lc'kar mad lel1armi, kcd j
jcmu p.ivolal ako IzaiaS Ezcchin-
lovi: Zred dom svuj, ncbo n
mrcs nebudes ziv. liz. 3S-I.
Pozor1ljme malo, aky ze to dom
mienil ten posol Bozi. Dl' nd
skeho smysl ania by SINE poveda-
Ii, re dom, V ktorom byval, ale
tomu ME je TAX, lebo ma pociatlln
toho versa citamc: Y tech dnech
roZnemohl sc Ezcchiel az k Smrti.
Tcda Dol az ma smrt nemocnE.
Samo sebon sa rozumie, ze nebol
V stavc riadit' dom: tcda bez po-
chyhy Bob 'sl,u posla mienil jc-
no dltsu ably pripravll k smrti,
we'd on nal dome pokoj ako
hovorl sam: All cas- pOkoje po-
tkala mne bila horl,ost neihor-
ceiSi, ale tobe zallbilo Sc vytrhnu-
Il dusi m1 Z propasti zl1azenej.
Proto re 81 zavrhol ia hrbet svnj
vsecky hrfchy me. IL. 3S. II.
TO je fundament a slovo do
me dust hriechu, toto bolo Wy
bornlm zakladom kazne pri po-
hrabe zosnuleho nasho brata A.
Gecelovsktho. G DoiSta, ito nenosl
hlavu mrdzi ple@iami I'm prcto,
abv klobnk Ina ncj noSil, ale ma
vicru zivil, molly sa mn tie slov;i
vrczat' do dusc, tela. klnbov, ko-
sti i spikov. Kazcn odobierka
bolv trilchlive, talk re kazdrho po-
blv k slzam. Pohrabnt obrady od-
bavili dvaia slnhovia Panoyi
dvcth. p. farar A. Hvizaak na'
.vikar p. j. Horarik, dome smn
tku.
Zosnhlt, ako uz spomenute, M
pocetnn rodinu. Odprevadih h
bratia a sestry 2 cirkve Sv. Ema
/ nuela. dost .hodny pocet i z Gil
lzve Jana Husa, potion u Coo
ridge. O., Lorain, Stubenvlll'
O.. i Il Albion. Pa. Vd'aka vse
kym.
Pohrab, sporiadal mas priatel
dobre znamy p. Jozef G. Vasca
k vel'kemu uspokojeniu vse'
kych.
|
Odpoefvaj V pokoji, bratu ma
Doista V jeho krizi mohol vzdycl
nut: Dnove moji rychlejsi byl
neil posel; utekli aniz videli d.
|! brych veci. Pominui jako prudE
! lodi. jake orlice letici na pas
WI. Job 9! 24-25.
Ty sestro nasa bud spokojr
so svoiim osudom a vedz, re k'
sa JeziSa nespusti, neopusti no
svete, v st asst i V nest asst p
staveneho atd'. Tvoj mily MANI
usnul v Panu a: Spravedlivye
pax duse jsou ruce Bozi I
koli nedotkne Sc jich muka X
Sc nemudrym, re mru, pocital
btya vyjiti jejich "a bidu a odl
cd mas "a potrenf, ale oni is'
| v pokoji. Kn. Moudr. 3, 1-3.
Stefan Kov5
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UDOM G. Is. I. X. S. j.

Spolok Sv. Martina, {. -. T. X.
S. +. pristnpi Sobotu ku Sv. Spo-
vedi a u nedel'u rano o s. hodine
in lorpore kn sv. prljimanin. t.
dovia s6 ziadani, ably vsotci Wy
konali svoju povinnost'
Spolkcvy urad
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YOUNGsToWNsK9 Y NEMOU1
P0DPoRUJGOI SPOLoK
TATRA.

Uradnici: Jozef Martinko, predseda,
255 Carlton ST., Jozef Javorsky, pod.
predseda. Stefan Novotny, Oct, 4O4 E.
Myrtle Ave. Andrej Adamko, poklad.
MIX, 1884 Oak st. - Martin Muran.
sky Frantisek Hudik. dozorcovia.
Seh6dze vydrziavajd . ka3d6 prv6
nedsl'n mesiaci ' tkols ". Cyrilla !
Methoda o 9. hod. popoludnf.
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vyltlceny 10 spolku, ked sa vo-
bee nehlasi.
Jakub Maskulka, net. {. 30s
1929 Manhattan Az. Youngstown.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-14
Bluege Ddzzles
TOng With
Fast Pla

Ossie Bluege, the Grfffs brilliant
young tflirdsacker, contributed the
most dazzling fielding play Of the
seasons opener when he came in
IKE Iigllfning ia the eighth picked
up Galloways slow roller not far
from the plafe, underhanded Il to
Judge while on tie dead run and
cut down the flying NacIxnlan with
couple OF feet to SPARE. The fans
howIed their delight and the bash
fui Ossie had TO dor his cap al.
the way to the plate the put0ut
being the last Of the frame,
Tommy Connolly started the sea-
son with his usual thOroughness.
Not glove could lie. upon base
line, not gate could swing open IN
Tnidfield, not fan could encroach
upon the playing space without
having Tommy halt IlOstilitjee ana
correct matters. Tommy believes
that no way should be followed but
the best and he well knows the
best, being now upon his twenty
seventh season as an arbiter
The weather was too cold for
baseball in aehington and the big
centerfield stand had few fans.
RI Tx ~ VII 1AAtA&5L Tx AAAtS S6KA1lQSs
though. were packed with fans
all bundled up III overcoats, blankets
and sweaters
Joe Judge slipped and fell to hts
knees rounding second base on
BIuege's single In the 18th. but
the inishap cost nothing as Myer's
pass sent him to third and filled
the bases Tobin's bounce to Cal
loway forced him at the plate and
Johnson's ny to French ended the
inning.
Jimmy Dykes proved an agile
thirti-saclker, handling no fewer
than 10 chances without sembIance
OF an error. Jimmy IS much bet
ter fielder than the brittle sammy
Hale,
! Once johnson tanned three bats
men In row, French, Simmons
and Hauser, and three times did
the great veteran whiff two IN
succession.
Bill Lamar is playing with an
injured finger but Il didn't seem
to bother his hitting much He
cracked ont two singles to right
field Off johnson.
Joe Hauser seemed to favor his
injured knee around the plate but
was most active in the field. hand
ling his 20 chances right prettily.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-14
TODAY'S
SPOR'TORIAL
By Knk Miller

One lifts ones voice again
today in praise Of Walter john
son. Who wouldn't after see
ing HIM pitch what would nor
malIy BE game and two-thirds
and finish standing up?
That he won his game is in
cidental to the fact that, had be
lost. he would have been almost
as great in defeat today as he,
is in victory.
Fifteen innings of pitching is
q tribute to an athlete half OF
Walkers summers, which are
thirty-nine. Ed Rommel> is ten
wears younger. Dueling against
such 3 respected foesman as
RommeI made Big Barney's task
not one whit lighter. johnson
carried the load gracefully,
easily and even as late as the
eleventh inning looked as though
he was toying with the batters
as kitten with string OF
spools. Rommel looked nearly
as well.
The twenty-three thousand
cash customers and deadheads
who saw that fifteen-inning
.fracas will probably never wit
ness such an opening day battle
again so long as they survive.
They simply don't happen on
opening days, even in the best
of regulated leagues. Ii there
ever was a game of mid-season
playing. not weather mind you.
yesterdays sample copy ought
to secure many real subscribers
today, tomorrow and Friday.
Both pitchers were in the sort
of form which usually isn't at
tanned until the schedule is
many weeks gone.
The infielders and outfielders
disported themselves as if they'd
been doing the same thing every
day all winter and if the con-
test had been rehearsed for
weeks and then staged by David
Belasco himself, the effect out
front couldn't have been more
satisfactory. The dramatics
were perfect.
So much for the endurance
of two fine pitchers and two
excellent ball clubs generally.
Any time those two forces clash
from now on, as in the past,
you can look for sparks to fly.
The remarkable endurance Of
the aforementioned cash patrons
should not go unsung, 1t takes
q good set of nerves to sit
through a game so filled with
climaxes and anti-climaxes.
It requires also a good con-
stitution to shake off the shivers
which had the stands in their
grips. Had it been a mediocre
game twixt mediocre teams,
the crowd would have walked
out. As it was it seemed like
the players were trying to out
stay the throng and vice versa.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-14
TAGGING ALL
THE BASES

Jess PETTY finally began paying
some Overdue ilstalinents on his
generous price By shutting the
Giants right out while. the Dodgers
rot to Barnes for enough hits to
win, TO The Giants got one
1 hit off Petty and that was Of very
dubious ariteoedents.
In spite OF the fact that they had
to dig the park out Of 2 snow
bank record crowd ct 37,00e
/ beat the Browns. to 1, thanks t0
/ Lyons pinch hitting.
After the Cubs had chased Don,
oi1ue IN the eighth, they folded up
IN the tenth and the Reds won,
I to s..
Another 81 900 crowd stampeded
into Navin. Park, but Uhle's pitch.
ing turned the Tigers back, the
Indians getting a 2 to l decision
BY punching blows against White
hill The Tigers filled the bases
with two out in the ninth but Blue
ennptied them with a pop fly to
the dnfie1d.
Bottonfey's homer with two on
In the fifth was the abiding fac
tor IN the Cards Z to decision
over the Pirates. Hornsby had a
perfect day with three hits
After the Yanks had smashed
their way to a 10 run lead over
the Red Sox, they just~lasted to the
wire to win, IL to IL. Shawkey and
Shoclter passing out before the Sox
attack.
Carlson's pitching gave the Philf
the verdict over the Braves, TO
8. The latter being helpless until
the late innings.