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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-01

lei nedele vel hi pdIHdlHu SihN-l
most: posviacku prekrasneho do-
anu vplebnych aestier-ueiteliekl
skoly osady Sy. Alzbety. Bola TO
al odusevnujica ndalost', upomi-
ma jtica na Wit azstyo trpezlivosti a
obetovania nasich Haseltoncanov.
Cely Haselton bol slavnostnej
nalady; tvar kazdeho bola jasna.
I. nd sa zacal schAdzat' KIN kosto-
la nz |. hodine a o 2. staly uz
vel Ike zastupy okolo chramu a
novel budovy, ktorii $ yel'kym
zauimom kazdy zdnu zvonku OBJ
zeral. Potom sriadeny Dol pochod,
ktory pozostaval 70, 42O skolskych
deti oblecenych v bielom a spre-
vadzanvch sestrami-ucitel kami; !;
"a mimi Sla banda p. Molcanova,
potion zenske a konecne muzske
spolky. Pochodu siicastnily sa ME
len spolky Haseltonu, ale al q
druhych stvrti mesta boil i bra
tia Rusini. P0chod siel od chra-
mu ma Wilson Ave. nazad.
Akt posvatenia budovy vyko-
| P
nal ,Monsignor Klute, dekan da-
vnu priatel' Slovakoy. Asistovali
mu Rev. Hagel, Rev. Liscinskv.
Rev. Jan Krispinsky, Rev. Fran
ko, Rev. Jozef Krispinsky, Rev.
Bobal, Rev. Ridarsky. Rev. Mis-
kovcik, Rev. Major, Rev. Varlaky
Rev. Butni Rev. Krusko.
Po vysviacke odobrali sa du-
chovni ma tribGnu ku kostolu a
tam pred obrovskym zastupom
povedal slavnostnI kazen Rev.
Jan Krispinsky, duchoyny osady
Sv. jana Krstitela Campbell,
fKazen Rev. KriSpinskeho bofa
dojimava, spracovana dl'a bibli-
ckeho podobenstva o psenici a
kdkole. Vyzyval rodieov, aby me-
branili svojim dceram stavat' sa
mniskami a ucitel 'kami, lebo je
to naJkrajsie povolanie, AXE m6ze
81 kat0liake dievca vybrat'.
| Pc tejto kazni NAL kazen Msgr.
Klute, ktory spomenul zasle easy,
ked' Slovaci este tn nemali ko.
Istola ami skoly a pochvalil ich "a
| yelky pokrok, ktory behom p
rokov vykonali, Pochyalil zvlaI
| Ste Haseltoneanov a ich duchov'
neho, Rev. Jozefa Kostik, "a vel
ky pokrok, ktory urobili "a po
sledne roxy.
L Ma koniec sv. pozehnanie udeli
lpritomnym Rev. Hagel, dnchov
lnv klastora v Perrysville.
I Ma posviacke pritomna bola a
Ivelebna matka Emerenciana z kla
stora Sv. Vincenta v Perrysville
= ktoreho pochodia al sestry-uci
ltel Ky skoly Sv. Alzbety. Pritom
Inc boly tiez velebn6 sestry Ian
'singyille a Struthers.
/! Novy domov sestief-uciteliek
'Haselton je krasna qprovana bu
dova, ako to obraz predstavuje
INaklad ma stavbu oAnasa okol
I$25,0OO. Obyvat' ju Dude seden
lsestier. Budovu xvplahoval archi
Itekt Boucherle al vystavil Ere,
Hohloch.'
Osada Sv. AGbety organizovs
ma bola asi pred devat rokmi, al
"a prve roxy knaza nemala. Ts
mojsf Slovaci pretrpeli mnoh
iprikoria, kym konecne 6. april
1922 dostali knaza v osobe Re,
Jozefa Kostik, ktory vel l'ko
northwest 'ou a st4rostlivost 'ou D,
L . sr.
pomoci kuratorovf a Ssetkych
sadnikov postavil osadu ma pevr
nohy dnes je jednou najkvett
eejsich Mahoning doline. Os.
da ma kombinIovAnA skolu
! chram, ' Gene $100D0O ma N. H,
!. seltine Ave. Tato blidova vyst,
1 vena bola este pred prichodo'
Rev. Kostika, ale dnykajsie doh
II tovenie .bolo preyedene W "a jeh
II prichodu. Do tohfo roku, skol
4 4 {. 4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-01

.9sESs -
Klepae Pavel Tilka.
Petrik Stefan Hamrak.
Dance Valent Ferenaak.
Katka - Helena Fereneak.
Janfk - Jan Cizmar.
Anicka - Irma Ferencak.
Johanka Helen Babel.
Dobronka - Maria Mihalik.
Mataj Jan Rejduga.
Dora Maria Martinko. I.
Martin - Jan Martinko.
Palk0 - dan Mihalik.
Wendell Jozef Fedorcak,
Jakub = Juraj Palaseak mi.
Zuzka - Cecilia Kuropsak.
Veronka verhnikas Jantii. r +.
Dievcence - Maria Hudak a
Maria Sarissky.
V komickom klisku "Peregrin
Dratva pred sddom":
Jan Prfsny - Stefan Martinko.
Peregrin - Jan Martinko.
Kordula = Maria Mihalik.
Za1iatok- popoludhaj jsieho pred
stavenia o 3. hodine a ,yeeeriiaj-
sieho o pol s. 'hodine. d, ::
Slovenskt obecenstvo ma cele!
okolici je ,n teraz iictive pozvand
ma toto predstavenie, ktoreho
zdar zarueujii tn menovani zkii
SEM herci a hereGky. =
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RENT HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.

1901 NEWTON ST NV
Corner house OF nine rooms and two
baths. shower and maids room: side front
and rear porches. Reasonable rent.
215 SEATON PL.
Six rooms and bath: $50 month.
81 9th ST. NE.
Seven rooms and bath: cleo: remodeled;
new heating plant: So 90 month.
6I9 f ST. NV.
Central downtown. Suitable for rooming
house. Eleven rooms and bath: S1"5 month.
l"1 10th st. height rooms and bath.
h.-w.h.. electricity: S65.5O month.
n l.. SALISBURY CO.. Inc,
I41S Eve ST NV Phone Main 1904
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~. w
s4s Gj 1 to IS: SO, rooms k''ene" and 0s'''
1924 CONN. AVE.
Two rooms kitchen, reception hall
io1 hath .1 three rooms Sso kchsn
300 wARDEg STREET NV.
hehe main and sss H sss5o month a%9 rooms
1881 i7th STREET.
Apt. Of FIVE rooms. kitchen and
1861 PARK ROAD:
t New b buitd gsd two large rGGm.
rooms and bath and reception hall;
TIE 9 qEts sTR seEP' NV.
Downtown ants. newly decorated ?
and 4 rooms. also one room and bath
non non ,housekeepng; $40 to SIS month
1471 IRVING ST.
bath: '' will redecorste $40 month ont anu
24oe 10th STREET NV.
Delightful bldg. on 18th ct. at Mint
VOC wood four . very large rooms. reception
man sns satn $50 sr mon closets available
THE ROCKLEDGE =.
2456 Goth STREET NV.
Apt. of one room. reception hall and
bath. non -housekeeping 9 rooms
kitchen. reception hall and bath one
room. reception hall. kitchen and bath :
newly decorated: overlooking Rock
Creek Park See resident manager.
Sill 10th STREET NV.
Central downtown: three rooms
kitchen and bath; rents from S35 to
3s1s CONN AVE.
Apt. of two rooms kitchen and
bath $50 so: newly decorated.
double porch: $50 month
THE BERLIN
IOWA CIRCLE.
Apis. of rooms. kitchen and bath
S45: four rooms and bath. S6T50.
1891 EUCLID ST. NV.
Three apis Of three rooms. kitchen
bath and porch: S55 to SS5 month.
2233 1sth STREET NV
Five rooms and bath. h.-vh: cleo ::
ianitor service: S57 so.
JRY CO., Inc,
Phones Main 5oO3-4-5.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

THREE ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH !;
unfur.. ianitor service: convenient down
town; allnight car line: man and wife j:
reas Address Box 243-v, Star Office. 9
BY LADY. 3-RaOM KIT. AND BATH
apartment, uniurnfshed: NV: must be first
class and large Irving room: about 500. Mrs.
H. J. FORD. 1873 Columbia rd.
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1445 SPRING RID. NV.
room, kit. r. h. and bath. .... $50 90

1915 BELMONT ST. NV. >
One room. kitchen and bath apartments
conveniently located to stores. car lines. etc:
Just around the corner from Central High
, roonns h XII. and hath. az
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SOME REAL VALUES.
II detached. Best location on square: Govt.
parks on both sides. min. walk to Rock
Creek Park; convenient to stores, schools
irg porch sbt. lOx20'. only $40. Mag
pantry. and bath. $75. 8 rms, front. $50.
special bargain: Positively the best for
the money. Act quickly: see ianitor the
Argyle: 9TH ct. and Park I'd. NV. or phone
Main 5437.
Also see the wellington. opposite corner.
the bldg. with the oversize rms: tile bath.
parauet floors throughout. rms, SOS;
only ons available.
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s7th AND cATHEpRAL AVE.
cathedral ap Mans"ns sp Of two pooms
kitchen and bath: apis. of four rooms
and bath: all outside rooms; splendid
80 PARK ROAD NV.
Apis. of two rooms. kitchen. bath
and and porch $3.50 also ants Of living ing
with dressing room. kitchen and bath.
S45.
1873 WEBSTER STREET NV
Look at these beautiful four and
Ave room apartments: all large. out
er r and ve heae in an W n9e IN Rens
So so to sos.
$3.50 WISCONSIN AVE NV.
hath. $50 month: one room. Kitchen hen
and bath. S35 month.
| TIE TIE S ~ sTREET NV.
BATH ir'' s45 NORTH month rooms N''ehen ana
porc $50: two rooms. kitchen and
bath, S45 month.
~ Four rooms and bath S375o and
I $40.
1913 18th ST. NV.
New building. Two rooms, kitch-
en- and bath: porch. $50 and $50. so.
1885 18th STREET NV.
Apis. of two rooms. kitchen and
bath. $50 so; also three rooms kitch-
en- and bath. $50 to $40: exception
ally large rooms.
10 18th STREET NV.
Second floor, suitable for business
or residence five rooms and bath. heat
and ianitor service: SIS.
1870 MASS AVE. NV.
Just onehalf square from Dupont
Circle: apt. OF two rooms. kitchen,
I, breakfast porch and bath mirrored
doors. elevator, very reasonable rent:
Will furnish if desired
1887 STREET NV.
Three rooms. kitchen and bath. re-
ception hall. $50 and sos.
| 20, vARNUM STREET NV
Very desirable apt of three rooms
! kitchen and bath.
n. L. S.ANSBl
l4l8 Eve Street NV.
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1903 CONN. AVE. NV.
Modern eight-story hreproof elev ator build
ing. overlooking the beautiful Dean tract.
. rooms. kitchen and bath. $50 so
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$50 |. ST. NV.
Practically new apartment house. five
minutes ride from the heart of the city.
Apartment being put in fret-clase condition
rms kitchen and bath. $4,000 to $50. 90
rms. kitchen and bath. ........ so 90
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. APARTMENTs-UNFURNIsHED
KEW GARDENS,

9th AND QUE SITS. NV.
Refined apartment. having switchboard
2 rooms, kit, d. q. and bath. ...... 500 .0l
I room. kit. d. q. and bath. 81
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34O7-o-l1 10Th ST. NV.
HALF SQUARE VEST OF CONN. AVE

Well arranged 3 and room apartment.
In Cleveland Park. about square from
Conn. ave. and Ordway st. Large back yards.
which make these especially desirable for
families with children.
3 rooms. kitchen and bath. ..... S64 90
rooms kitchen and bath. ........ $3.50
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1912 VERNON ST. NV.
rooms kit and bath S51 30
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COLORED.

1921 11th st. n.w-sr. & b.. ami. $40 90
2I2 u st. nw.-16 r. & b. ........ 5000
235a Champlaln at n.w-6 r. h.. 5000
1854 Willard st. n.w.-5 +. & b.. 30 90
l13 Thomas n.w.-4 r.. X. & b., h.-a.h. 30 90
1OS 9th ST. n.w-1 r.. X. & h. apt. As 90
3l5 G. ct. ne.--2 r., k & b. apt: a m. j.. - 90
4O2 1st st. n.w-3 r. & b. ...... 40 90
43} n st. n.w.---4 T.. & b........... 5000
Ar " ST. nw-4 r. & b..... $500
Wade I'd & Stevens ave set rms. % so
200 st. se.--3 rooms. .......... $50
B. +. SAUL CO.,
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1907 s ST. NV.
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21l DEL. AVE. S.W.
New building close to Capitol and Library.
> rooms kitchen. rec. hall and bath S57 80
l room. kitchen. rec. hall and bath. AZ 90
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I'LL COL. RID. NV.
New four-story apartment building con.
veniently located to buses. car lines.
schools and stores.
l rm.. kit, rec. hall and bath .S425O
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5435 CONN. AVE. NV.
Brand-new apartment building. having
only one apartment left
rooms. kitchen and bath. $3.50
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1850 n. H. AVE. NV.
rms. kit. & bath. $50 OC
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,3217-21 CONN. AVE.
READY ABOUT OCTOBER I.
New freproof fve.story apartment build
inRs: elevator service. hardwood floors
throughout. tile baths. built-in fixtures
3 r.. kit rec. hall and bath, $50. so & $40. 30
> r. kit rec. hall & bath $50. 90 to S62 80
r.. kit. rec. hall and bath .. $40 so
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1224 CONN. AVE. NV.
I rooms and bath. .,..............S $50 ON
l room and bath. ........ 40 90
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1875 MINIWOOD PL. NV
rooms. rec. hall. kit and bath. $50 .O(
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1921 BELMONT ST. NV.
Four.story apartment building conven.
iently located to 14th st. car line. All
apartments being redecorated
| rm.. kit. and bath. 90 to S45. 90
rms. kit. and bath. ............. 50 90
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1904 COL. RID. NV.
4 rooms. kitchen and bath. $50
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2l64 FLA. AVE. NV.
rooms. kitchen and bath sly 40
2 rooms. kitchen and bath 40
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THE EDNOR

211S ST NV
Eirst-foor apartment of FIVE rooms and
path. only one square from Dupont Circle
Only one vacancy in this building Apart.
ment In perfect condition. Rent, $40.
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l4th & ALLISON SITS. NV.
New four-story building conveniently 10.
Gated to stores. car lines. etc.
| rm., kit. Il bath. Observation-Disclosures $40 so
) rms. kit. Il bath. .........,,, 70 40
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17O5 LANIER PL. NV.
3 rooms. kit. d. g.. bath & porch. SIS.
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THE SEATON,

he .CEA lON.
$50 r. T. AVE NV
Most Reasonable Rent
= rooms. r. b.. kitchen and bath. .S55 90
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ONCE UPON A TIME
THE STORY =.
UP TO NOW

~ pooa. YOUNG
FARMEA ONCE hGtPGp a
LITTLE OLD MAN. WHO
TOLD MIN now 70 90 70
FARMLAND. WHgRR hg
WOULD Pihp Rtekas AND
PLENTY.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

1856 INGLEsIDE TERRACE Nv NEAR
10Th and Newton-Facing Rock Creek Park
J. rooms. bath; constant hot water. telephone.
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KENT-BUSINESS PROPERTY.
FOR SAIE-I.OTS.

SCAR GARAGE OR STORAGE 9.STORY
brick. rear oO5 y NV: $40 month:
McLACHLFN BANKING CORPN
Real Fat~te Dent 10Th and e
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2O19 ALLEN PLACE NV ROOMS. GA
rage: excellent location for service family:
unfurnished, $125; furnished. $3.50. Adams
1858
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HAMPTON COURTS,
MANOR HOUSE

AVII AANON IINJO DE,
1924 MONROE ST. NV,
Conveniently located to 18th st. Elevator
service and cafe on. premises
rooms. kit. and bath S75 90
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946 LONGFELLOw STREET NV
Apt: of two rooms. kitchen and bath.
SAT 80 to $50.
1924 CONN. AVE.
Two rooms. kitchen. reception hall
and bath; three rooms kitchen. recep-
ton hall and bath; 500 to S75
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SALE OR RENT-RJrS PROF.

NEW BUILDING. SECOND COMMERCIAL
to wide alley: centrally located 24x114 a.:
suitable for manufacturing or other bust
ness. North Q129
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LAFAYETTE. 1907 9TH St. NV.
3 rooms. kit. and bath. S35 90
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WAREHOUSE PROPERTY
sALE-BUsINESs PROPERTY.

SECOND COMMERCIAL. sbr FIT. CEN
trail NV. 4S9 II. facing through street cor
ner wide ave. BOSS. 100 Eye st. NJ. c41l.
BUSINESS BARGAIN
so feet frontage Ga. ave near Park
I'd improved nv residence and store over
fret commercial zone Price. SIS. 900: prop.
ertv clear: good terms
WALTER A. BROWN 400 H NJ 1881
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80 PARK ROAD NV.
Apis of two rooms. kitchen, bath
room. breakfast room, Murphy bed
with dressing room. kitchen and bath.
$40
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-06
GREAT CARD Is
OFFERED FIGHT
FANS SATURDAY

After fast 1O-round workout at
Camp Harry ]. Jones Tuesday after
noon, Bob Mandell, Tucson welter-
weight, declared himself to be in first
class condition for his bout with Kid
Wright of Nogales at the Majestic
theatre Saturday night.
Wright, present welterweight cham
pion of the state is expected to arrive
this morning and win resume training
this afternoon. The kid" always keeps
in condition and will step into the ring
Saturday night in top form.
The other boxers on the legion's card
also worked out and every man looks
to be in good fighting trim.
Misfortune befell Kid Leche, the
pride of Ajo, when several abcesses
formed on one of his arms and Drs.
N. V. Alessi and G. M. Dunno of this
city have forbidden him to fight until
the danger of infection is past. Upon
learning that Kid Leche would be un-
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-06
BULLDOGS HAVE FAST TWO HOUR
WORKOUT TUESDAY ELIMINARY
TO NOGALES GAME ON SATURDAY

s. Fast $scriInn1age work and regular
routine drill characterized the prac-
tice yesterday of the Bulldogs and
they remained on the field fully two
hours before they were chased to the
showers.
Because of the ineligibility of four
regular players for the Saturday game
against the. Apaches, Coaches Warren
and Van Antwerp are sitting out the
available material for the line and
backficld berths.
The competition for positions is
becoming keener each week, and some
second string men a week, ago arc
now fairly well entrenched on the
regular aggregation.
Coach Van Antwerp suffered Sc
we're loss in Paul, the wing man, who
had an automobile accident near
severe cults and bruises about the
face. Paul will nos be able to re-
port for practice for a month.
Frank Merkt looks like sure bet
at the tackle berth with Douglas
Cary on the other side. Clinton Cary
and Thrashar will start at guard.
Franklin and McKinnon are showing
their wares at the end, while Nemeck
is barking the signals. Seeley, Cau-
sey and Scholtzhauer will probably
start in the backfield, with MCGUIRE
and Miller lin reserve.
From all reports a record crowd |
will be present to usher in the foot
ball season in gala fashion Saturday
at the ball park. The Nogales team
has always been a drawing card and
the record of the team will enhance
their chances of victory this year.
The Bulldogs are determined to con-
tinue their winning streak over the
Apache warriors.
.All the players are in good ply
steal condition and should be able |
to give their best against the visit
ors. The regular conference schedule /
begins with the game Saturday. Those /
who expect to go to the game should I
get tickets from students as soon as
possible.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-06

able to go on with his scheduled bout
with Sylvester, another well known
local scrapper, Tommy Elks, stepped In
with challenge. These two boys are
fast and each packs wicked punch.
Theirs Will be a great battle, with the
wagers about even. tf
The preliminary bout is full of light
ming. Bone Crusher Joe" and kid"
Lee are two of the fastest boys in this
section and fans who have seen the
pair in action look for four rounds
packed full of action.
The curtain will go up on five husky
lads from Camp Harry j. Jones en-
gagged in an old time battle royal In
the battle royal any man is declared
out who touches the canvas with any
thing hut his feet, There will be plenty
of action and the survivor will have TO
put up a real battle.
The fights Saturday night will be the
first held in Douglas for some time and
the legion. matchmakers have done
their best to line up we'll balanced
card of high class talent
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-06

emily got poor grip on 1t.
1T was just one of those things-a
poor throw, likely to occur in any
game" Huggins added.
The "diminutive" Yankee leader in
tends to start Waite Hoyt against the
Cardinals tomorrow, while Flint Rhem
probably will be Manager Hornsbys
pitching selection. M W
Hornsby and his players were in high
spirits, glowing with smiles as they
stripped off their rain soaked uniforms
in their club house They swarned
around Bib Jesse Haines, their victori-
Gus pitcher, slapping him on the back
in showing their appreciation of his
achievement in smacking out the home
run in the fourth that scored Thevenow
ahead of him.
Haines, stripped to the waist, hunch-
ed up his shoulders to ward off every
resounding slap.
The 30-year- old pilot of the Car
dinals praised the fighting spirit of his
team. He was highly pleased with the
fact that the Cardinals have been con-
Meeting with the ball.
"It looks like we'll win the series
now for sure" Hornsby said. "If we
lose tomorrow we will fight all the
harder, but don't think we will lose.
intend to pitch Rhem. He's ready.
But may switch my plans and send
Sherdel back at them Or r may de-
eide on Reinhart. The Yanks appar.
emily do not like left handed pitching.
If we can keep them from hitting
that's all that will be necessary to
make US champions, for I'm confident
there is nothing that can stop the hit
ting of the Cardinals"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-06
RAIN ALMOST HALTED
CONTEST, But FIELD.
DRIED OFF ONCE MORE.

head. SEVERED up. Foul, strike l..
Seereid tried to sacrifice, Ball l,
O'FarreIl tried to pick Dugan off first.
SEVERED sacrificed, Haines to Bot
tomley. Reuther up, Strike J., swung.
Ball 1, outside Renther fouled out to
O'Farrell. Combs UP. Strike i, calleG
Ball 1, low Ball 2, high. Ball 3, fn7.
side, low. Combs got a base on balls,
the fourth pitch being high. Koenig
up. Ball 1, inside. Foul strike x.
Bottomley, took Koenig's, grounder and
beat him to the bag. No runs, ONIr3
HIT, no errors.
Observation-Disclosures up Foul, strike.
!. Ball /, high and outside. Strike 2,
swung. Foul. Haines scratched a
hit to first. Douthit sup Ball 1, high,
Ball 2, low and outside. h BAH 3, low.
Douthit got base on balls. The
crowd was in an uproar, SoutIworth
up. Foul, strike 1. Shawkey WIS
now warming up for New York.
SouthWorth sacrificed Reuther to;
Gehrig, Haines going TO third anu
Dopthit to second, Hornsby up
Ball /, inside Hornsby sent UP q
foul to SEVERED and the ,crowc
groaned. Bottomiey UP. Ball 1, high
and inside. Bottomley lined out to
Combs. No runs, ONE HE, no errors.
Fourth Inning,
Yankees-It was now clouding up
again and a shower threatened. Ruth
up, Ruth lashed a single into right,
hitting slow bail. Not cheer went
Up from the stands. Meusel up.
Haines threw out Meausel at first
Ruth going to second. No sacrifice.
Gehrig up. Ball 1. outside. Gehrig
sent up foul fly to OFarrell, which
he took near the base line. Lazzerf
up. Lazzeri went out Hornsby TO
Bottomley. No runs, ONE Hit, 10
errors.
Cardinals-Bell up. Stril1be 1,
called. Strike 2, swung; Foul. Bell
singed over second. Hafey up. Hafey
sacrificed, Reuther to Lazzeri. OFar-
rellf up Ball. /, inside. Ball 2,jout-
SIDE and low. Strike 1, called. Bali
8, low. O'Farrell walked, the fourth
pitched ball being high ana inside
Thevenow up Ball /, low. Foul,
strike 1. Bell scored when Thevenow
forced O'Fafrel1,s Lazzerf 9 to sKoe11fg,
who made a wild throw to first
Haines up Haines hit home run
into right field stand, Scoring Theve-
now ahead Of hin1.st. The crowd was
in an uproar. Douthit UP. Ball J.,
inside. Foul. strike /, Strike 2,
|calledeek Bali f8sts f1fsfdes d3outhit lined
out to Koenig. y THREE RUNS, TWO
HITS, one error.
Fifth ILlling
Yankees-Dugan up. Ball 1, inside
Strike 1, swung. Dugan sent out a
long fly to Hafey. SEVERED up. sev.
ereid sent out a sharp liner to South.
worth Reuther up. Hafey took
Reutherss hot shot. The Yankees
were hitting the first ball pitched.
No runs. no hits, no errors.
Cardinals Seuthworth up. Ball /,
outside. Southworth singled past
Dugan. Hornsby up. Shawkey was
now warming up again. Ball 1, in
side all 2, inside Hornsby singled
into center, Southworth going to
third. It was the hit and run play
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