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The Washington times., 1926-10-21
and jefferson and Holy Cross,
two of the best, to reasonably
close scores.

Carnegie Tech made w. and j.
step all the way. Davis ElkinS al
ways was in the fight against the
Army and West Virginia, while Ne
braska has lost only to Missouri and
then after Outgaining the latter by
eleven first downs TO four. Accord
ing to the statistics, the Corn
Huskers were beaten in the air and
by their failure to cover kicks.
The writer would say, off hand,
that n. Y. Us best chance of finish
ing it's season indicated lies in the
fact that Nebraska may be soft
ened" by that heroic schedule that
prevails in the Missouri Valley Con
ference. The local team will play no
such schedule; in fact, it should come
up to the game at its best.
It's list Of games has permitted
Mheehan to rate" his team in such
a way that he finds one scrimmage
a week sufficient. The rest of the
time is spent in pertecting his de-
Tense and a program Of screen plays
behind which is conducted his o4~s,
ing and running attack with both a
balaced and unbalanced lie. y. y.
u. should get at !e1St as far as Ne
braska without a lefeat. But ;his is
only what lot of other good teams
have said in the past.
The Washington times., 1926-10-21
Shifts in Yankees

"H HE poor work of the New
York Yankees over the last
month of the campaign, fol-
lowed by their failure against the
Cardinals in the world series, is
expected to bring many changes
in the lineup of the American
League champions before another
season rolls along.
Joe Dugan, last of the veteran
infielders, is scheduled to change
his uniform. Dugan hit for a
mere .288 this year and his field
ing lacked it's old-time consistent
brilliancy, possibly because of his
weak knee.
Bob Meusel seems to have out
lived his popularity with New
Workers.. They don't like his lazy
attitude and that tumble in the
decisive game of the world series
did not add to his popularity.
Herb Pennock alone of all the
pitchers looked the part against
the Cards. though Waite Hoyt did
some good work in the seventh
tussle. Shocker and Ruether were
tragic failures, while the youngest
fan at the Yankee Stadium
groaned when poor old Bob Shaw
key was started in the sixth game
of the series.
Hank SEVERED held his own, but
Hank is an old man and cannot
be certain of another year with
the Yanks. Neither can Collins
who was ranked second to Hank
AGAINST the Cardinals.
The Washington times., 1926-10-21
CRUSADER
IS CHOICE,

LAUREL RACE TRACK. Md,
Oct. 21.-Send your checks in on
the Glen Riddle Farms Crusader to
win the one and one-quarter mile
race here on Saturday for three
year-olds. That is the dope being
handed out here today by close stu
dents of the sport. of kings, who
saw the son of the mighty Man. O.
War step a mile through the mud
here yesterday in 1.42 %.
Trainer George Conway gave in
structions TO Crusaders exercise
boy to let the colt step along az
fair speed for the mile. which ne
did as follows: %. so. 1925,
1:42 2-5, after which he waived the
lad to pull up, finishing the mile
and one-eighth workout under =
strong pull in EOS.
The Washington times., 1926-10-21
HouU Would You Like

To have Gil DObie. Bob ZuDpke,
Lou Little. Bin Roper and How
ard Jones tell you how to play
football? In addition to these
AII-American coaches there are
Capt. j. j. MeEwan, "Swede"
OberIander. Burton IngwersOn
and others all lined mp TO tell
Times readers how to play the
game. And these coaches. eleven
in all. pick out the greatest play
ers to illustrate just how the
positions should be played.
Look for this great football
feature which starts in The
Times on Monday.
The Washington times., 1926-10-21
There is one method Of gripping
the club that it best. 1t is with the
fingers.
SYRACUSE SUFFERS
ADDITIONAL SETBACK

SYRACUSE, =. Y, Oct. 1.-THE
Syracuse football team was further
crippled today by the resignation Of
Harold RaysingarT varsity Quarter
back. Baysinger struck Referee
Schwartz In the Army game last
Saturday and rendered his resigna-
ton following a conference with
Coach Reynolds and the chancellor
Of the university -.
The Washington times., 1926-10-21

peek at the big Navy team that
humbled Princeton last week. Col
gate, beaten by Pittsburgh last
Saturday by a small margin, hopes
to regain its winning ways at the
expense Of the M1ddies, no. easy job
for anybody, while the Navy he
lieves Colgate will be a good stepping
stone for the Michigan game at
Baltimore next week.
The Washington times., 1926-10-21
Foreman Gets Shot
At Big Time In :
Garden

Al Foreman, 126-pound cham
pion of the Army, Navy, and
Marine Corps, is to be given a
shot at the "big time" it be-
came known here today.
Jess McMahan, matchmaker
at Madison Square Garden, New
York, has notified the service
champion that he would be put
on in an elimination tournament
to be staged at the Garden.
The Washington times., 1926-10-21

The Marines have not glistened
with forward passes thus Tar TINS
season, depending largely upon the
strength of their running game.
C. L. has worked hard all week on
the defense. hoping to stop the
Marines catapultic attack. If the
Ouantico eleven can be stopped on
the ends and through the line {. u.
believes itself capable Of winning
through the air.
The Marines have suffered a Sc
rious blow in the injury to Eddie
Ryckman. In the Lehigh game hee
sprained one of his hands. He IS
not expected to be seen in action
Saturday and that means that Jack
McOuade will have to do the line
plunging all by himself.
The G.. U.-Marines game is ex-
pected to attract large thrOng
TO the picturesque stadium in
BroOkland for it is easily one OF
the most cOiOrfuI of the season.
The customary parade Of the sea
soldiers behind their band will be
witnessed, a feature dear to the
hearts of those who fight for
tickets to the Army.Navy battles.
The last hard work OF preparation
ends today for c. L. Coach McAuliffe
has little to say. He hopes that his
team will display the same qualities
that brought victory over st. John
last week.
Bill Shields will again start in
Captain Mayors place with Nc
Govern replacing Shields at tackle.
Eddie Lafond, a star. guard last
season, will start after months
absence caused by injury. Much is
expected of him.
Up at the Hilltop Joy reigns at the
return 10 action Of Capt. Frank Nc
Grath. who was slightly injured in
the West Virginia contest. He was
in uniform yesterday though no.
taking part in the practice, and is
expected to start Saturday against
Elon.
Georgetown is wasting no time
Drepping for E'On. The real OBJ
jet facing the HilltOppers now is
their clash with the powerful
Syracuse eleven on November 6.
Neither ElOn nor Lebanon will
provide Georgetown with much
opposition, but Syracuse is diff
ferent.
Harold Baysinger. varsity quarter
back. will not drive the Orange
against the H.lltoppers. lie has r..
signed from the squad after admit
ting charges that he took a punch
at Referee Vic Schwartz in the
Army game. =-
Georgetown is going to Syracus
expecting a hard, but clean con
test. The Hilltoppers themseive
are coached to play hard football
but to break none of the rules 0
craftsmanship as understood in in
tercollegiate football. They ar
but mildly interested in the word
Warefare aroused by the Army
SYl acuse contest.
Many Washington fans are goin
- Annapolis Saturday ~ take
The Washington times., 1926-10-21
OVER
! With LonisAD onshel'
WILL ART FLETCHER CHANGE SPOTS?

MOTHER the basket Art Fletcher
being big leader feel the weight of the
Ia But he should He
great relief finding the weight of those terrible
ON his shoulders.
has been hopeless in Philadelphia 1t would be dis
ability by the work of such
wretcd teams he compelled lead AT time has
he had raal1na lea at
The Washington times., 1926-10-21
.|NEEHAN IN QUICK TIME
. TURNS OUT A WINNER

Editors the fourth of series Of football articles
by Davis leading of the East and some of
that section Other articles
folloeC regular Intervals
BY Davis J. Walsh
NEW YORK happens that the outfit is riding
for fantastic fall and Rutgers Carnegie Tech ana
done something two New York that has detd
SON Buck ONe Percy Haughton Wilmington and
Charley Crowleywere good Most of their teams bad
hardly the N Y u. varsity of 1926 AT least
the point Niagara Allegheny
The Washington times., 1926-10-21
Relax Muscles
In All Golf
Swings
By Charles (Chick) Evans

l am convinced that there is too
much detail in teaching. We all
ought to know the underlying prin-
ciples, but detail varies with the
physical conformation.
It is all nonsense to try to have
Tightening sensations in the lef;
hand. to remember to keep your
head so absolutely still and the
various other things that are so
constantly recommended. Further
more, it is almost impossible.
Just grip. the club with your fin.
gers as it falls in your hand, and
If you keep your eye on the ball
The Washington times., 1926-10-21
Put Lens on Rabbit Ball

Or. Hans Esner, Of Berlin, has
Just succeeded i'll photographing
the interior Of the stomach. Hans
will be just the man to furnish
the inside facts if the lively ball
controversy ever bothers the base
ball moguls again.
The Washington times., 1926-10-21

dress both in business and on
social occasions. Even stubborn
unruly or shampooed hair stays
combed all day in any style YOU
like. "Hair-Groom" is greaSeless.
also helps grow thick heavy, lus
trOuS hair.
The Washington times., 1926-10-21
Fast For His Age

DR. Edward Eve. Of Beech Island,
S. c., is one Of the best preserved
men of his age. Although Is, no
Cd Old son 4 In pH' runnins race ace IVY ''l
The Washington times., 1926-10-21

Nearly every young man says that
before he gets married he is going
to have HOME OF HIS OWN.
Some never do but it is their own
fault; classified ads show them the
way.
The Washington times., 1926-10-21
"HAIR.cRooM"
,Keeps Hair Combed, Glossy
Well-Groomed all Day
Hair Groom

Hair Groom
is a dignified
combing cream
which costs only
a few cents a
jar at any drug
store. Millions
use it because it
gives that nat.
ural gloss and
well-grooned ef
feet to the kair
t h at fin d }
touch of Soo1
The Washington times., 1926-10-21
c. j. HOPE IS RESTING
ON AERIAL At TACK
By Louis A. DOugher


gridiron Catholic Unversiys
Marine eleven from
Cuant becomes and difficult.
fails there will be small chance
victory. Accordingly Coach Mcule devong most OF
rough places his aerial assault Slippery
going usually assists the heavier but the passing
attackc no matt what the going be.
The Washington times., 1926-10-21

Columbia and New York Uni
Versity have much in common.
Both have a tremendous enroll4hent.
taking rank with the greatest in
the land. Both are in the heart
OF our biggest city and draw much
Of their enrolment from the native
cliff-dWellers, who are great OH en-
durance but flat on their feet from
standing in the subway.
r Perhaps that may be the answer
to this best of all New York Uni
versity teams. Nine Of it's eleven
regulars are pleased to hail from
out Of town.
There is, for example, Jack Con
nor, the greatest all around man
in the squad and one Of the>fGast' s
potential candidates for all-Ameri-
can quarterback. Conner comes
from Exeter. y. II. The town of
Holyoke. Mass, claims Arthur Rob
erts, another good back, and John
Bunyan, whose Pilgrims Progress
usually is being made through the
opposing guard.
Al Lassman, the 2O8-pOund tackle
and an alI-Eastern candidate, grew
to manhood i'm Harvard's door
yard at Cambridge, and his rum
ming mate, John Miller, turned
his back OH Syracuse, n. Y, and
the hill in general to come here.
Earl Ashton, end, is another who
left a college town for better or
worse. His home is at lIaston, Pa,
where Lafayette holds forth. The
other wing, Iron Faced Riordan,
comes from Bristol, Conn, while
Ken Strong, q back, and r. T.. Dunn,
center, are from West Haven and
Waterbury in the same State.
The two remaining regulars, Capt.
Frank Priante, Of the backfield, and
Dave Skudin, a guard, might be
said to be local products at the risk
Of offending White Plains and
Brooklyn. In any case. neither is a
resident of Mania ttan Island.
Conner, who kicks, runs, picks
the plays and passes them fright III
your eye" is the star of the outfit
The others are Eastman, shiftV as
dancer in spite Of his weight
Strong, Dunn. Roberts and Briante
The two guards. Bunyan and
Skudin, played fine football against
Tulane, particularly on Offensa
The rest of the team is typical Of
Meehan. with the possible eXcep-
ton OF the ends. Both are re-
formed back field men, It being
found necessary to shift Ahsley and
Riordan up forward in the hope
of adding greater speed and weight
to the wings. 1t remains to be
seen just how well this decision
will work out.
The Washington times., 1926-10-21

Handicapped by parsimonlous
stockholders, Fletcher has done the
best possible under the circum-
stances, putting fighting teams on
the field, but teams hopelessly
outclassed from the opening bell.
"Stuffy" McInnis is being men,
toned as his successor, but Nc
Innis will find himself just as
helpless.
Where will Fletcher go? Two
places are open in the American
League, in Boston and st. Louis,
with another threatening in De-
troit. The National League has
vacancy in Pittsburgh. Rumors
have Phil Ball considering the de-
posed Philly leader as Sisters sue
cesssor in ST. Louis.
Fletcher is of the fighting type,
as his prominent, square chin in
dicates. He is almost the exact
opposite of the smiling. easy
going George Sisler, who failed
with the Browns. 1t might be that
Fletcher is just the type of man
to make something out of the
Browns. Sisler couldn't do it, but
Fletcher might.
The Washington times., 1926-10-21
7 E(;H ST 7
FOR DEBUT

Tech will fling itself into the
merry free-for-aH for the high school
football championship by meeting
Western tomorrow in the Wilson
Memorial Stadium, at 3:15 o'clock.
The Tech team is not up to it's
usual standard. due TO green play
ers, but in that respect is not worse
off than it's rivals. Every team in
the series is really in the process
of development and several Of the
coaches are making splendid
progress.
A race is on among the five
coaches to see which can turn out
a strong team first from the
practically raw material that all
possess.
! 1t will be Westerns second ap.
! pearance in the series, and the in
dication is that by SHUTDOWN tonior
row Dan Aheayn's boys will he
/ iubilant over a second victory. AZ
a starter they whipped the hefty
! Business eleven. s.r
/ In Tech and Western two small
/ teams will clash. Each has the
! lightest lineup it ha9 known in sev
! eral seasons.
The Washington times., 1926-10-21

In fact, if there Is anything
radically wrong with the team. 1t
will be uncovered in the last four
games. Rutgers held Washington
The Washington times., 1926-10-21

your head will be still. 1t is best to
be as natural as possible and get
up and hit the ball with thought,
Of course, but with a certain aban-
don, too.
The golf swing is q rythmical
stroke, and the rythm is spoiled by
too many jerky ideas.
Golf, OF course, is a different
game, and even the best players
have their golden rule, but the
whole thing is process of elimi-
nation and you must take the
rules most helpful to you. l have
never achieved good result by
hitting my bali carelessly.
Always have a definite idea in
my mind. Perhaps l could make
a distinction and say that one
should hit tho ball in a earefree
way, but not carelessly. Golf does
REQUIRE concentration and thought.
The swings OF no two golfers are
exactly alike, but stances, grips
and general Ideas of. all players are
closely similar. Your golf form
should be governed by the general
ideas plus. your individual charac-
teristics. .. ..... ..-.
There is one method Of gripping
the club that it best. 1t is with the
fingers.
There is q general stance that is
best; there is a general method Of
describing an arc with the club and
so on. These are fundamentals, and
in them one should be well ground
ed, but it is well not to load ones
mind with detail. Suit the detail
gradually to your own characters
tics.
The Washington times., 1926-10-21

worth close to million dollars,
by the way.
The Washington times., 1926-10-21
As To TY Cobb

A > III the DeCrOlC SlCudCIoH'
"A it is wholly up to Ty Cobb;
"A If he quits, the Tigers will
have new manager. If he
doesn't quit, he will lead the
Tigers nowhere again next season.
Just before the world series,
Frank Navin was asked about the
managerial situation in Detroit
and he replied, 81 have an APP
pointment with Cobb to discuss
the future on his return from a
hunting trip in the West. l have
no idea of obtaining new man
ager. Cobb has not spoken to me
about it and l have not thought
of it, either l suppose he VIII
be with the team
Nevertheless, all around the
league are rumors, more or less
vague, that Cobb has ended his
career with the Tigers. If Navln
is not spoofing, Cobb will have to
resign before the Tigers will have
new leader. 1t is possible that
Cobb plans to retire and hasn't
told Navin of it yet. That IS
possible, though hardly probable.
Detroit fans don't seem to favor
Cobb much, if this writer saw
things correctly this past season:
The famous Georgian was booed
at every move while directing his
team against the Griffmen in Sep
TENDER, even when showing the
nerve to go to bat i'll plnches.
Whether or not Navin knows it.
Detroit fans seem to have soured
on Cobb and the latter may be
planning to Quit and attend to his
business affairs. He is. said to be
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-26
HOL VAGY ISTVAN KIRALY?
IRTA: KISS MENYHERT.

Be megfogyatkoxott
szegeny Magyarorsxag,
Pokol fajzatai
Bajra vittek sorsat;
K0nny maria kenyeriink,
A kont0siink t6pett,
Elhagyott Isteniihk,
XII megtartott, ytdett,
Hegyen tdl, felh6n tul
Jovend6nkben mi var?
Hol vagy, Istvan kiraly?
Ha neziink Keletre,
Egesz Erd6ly sir oft,
Eszakon Is D6len
Friss, uj martirsirok..
Ellentink a vilag,
A rae, olah, cselak
rongyos magyarokat
dix, korbacsoljak,
o fem vagy te listen,
K0nnyet, vert ri biral--
Felh6n t1l, k0d5n TIL,
Hol vagy, Istvan kiraly?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-26
AGYONttTOTTE Az ISTEN-
NYIL.A.

Newton Fallsb6 jelentik Char
lie Janus, II ewes gyereket szom-
baton delutan agyansujtottala vii
lam. Charlie leanytestverevel
egyitt szedret szedett azI Ierd6-
ben. A hirtelen tamadt esd ellen
"a kis flu egy ia ala menekiilt, ez
okozta vesztet. A VILLAIN a faba
snjtott kis gyermek halalat
lelte.
A ket evvel alig id3sebb leany-
testvere, az alettelen fiucskat
t0bb mint nyolc mertf0ldnyire
vitte,- minden erejet megfeszitve.
AZ eHhivott doktor, a beaHott ha-
Mlt konstst4lta. A fan, ami alatt
q szerencsetlen kis flu mened6-
ket keresett - ueszt6re, semmi
jele sines vill&mcsap&snak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-26
JOE E. JONEST UJRA MEG.
vALAsZTOTTAK.

A megyei republicans k0zpon-
ii yalasztMany szombat delutan
nagyon latogatott es nepes gyii-
lest tartott. A gyiiles Union
League Club helyisegeben volt
megtartva,' a terem aZonban ez
alkalommal sziiknek bizonyult.
"A valasztas soran eln0knek is
met JOE E. JONEST valasztot.
tax meg, aki mar nyolc esstend5
6ta mindenki megeNgedesere tol-
ii be ext tisztseget. o mar ket
eln0kvalasztasi kii7delmet veze-
tett v6gig, siheresen $ ICY igazan
a legalkalmasabb ember ere a
tisztsegre.
Jones kijeDentette, hogy a leg
nagyobb bizalommal neg az oszi
valasznas eredmenye ele, mely re-
melhet6leg a republicans jel0l-
tex gyozelmevel fog vegz3dni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-26
A szombati pink
Augustus 28.-an rendezik a re
formatus egyhaz tagjai.

Nagyszerii mulatsagban es $40
rakozasban lesz resze ismet ma
gyarsagnak augus1tus utols6
szombat Jan, az Ohio Works Play
groundjan. A reformatus egyhaz
tagjai pompas, nyarut6i pikniket
rendeznek, melyre fapunk utjan
is szives szeretettef hivjak meg a
lnagyarsaget.
A piknik delatan 4 6rakor yeszi
maid kezdetet. T0lt0tt kaposzta,
hiisit0, icelcream eleeend6 meny-
nyisegben lesz = chen, szomjan
senki sem fog maradni.
A tancoskedvii magyarsag ked-
vene ciganyat, a hires radio BAN
dat, Balogh Belaekat szerz0dtette
lie erre pknikre a rendez6seg.
Nomsokara vege van nyar-
max, bekoszont a hiiv0s es es6s
idGszak. A nvari mulatsagok utol
sojanak sikere erdekeben nagy-
ban folyik munka. A magyar
sag apra ia-nagyja lazasan k6sziil
ere piknikre.
Aki oft lesz, az egy pompas
delutan es este elt0ltese mellett,
meg reformatus egyhaz fejl6de-
set, anyagi boldogulasat is close
giti.
Ne feledje ell tehat senki, hogy
szombaton delutan es este a refor
matus egyhaz tartm nagyszabasu
nyarut6i .piknikjet az Ohio Works
Play Groundjan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-26
szMHAz1 szEZoN.
Rozsahegyi' KalmAn tarsulat&val
september 24.-en varosunkba
vend6gszerepel.

A rtamsokara megindul6 sim
ha1i szezonnak esemenye, Rosa
hegyi Kalman amerikai vendegia
teka. A nagy magyar muvesz,
kinel akkuratusabban magyar pa
rasztot senki Sc alakitott meg szin
padon, kitiin6 er6kb6l all6 tarsu-
lataval september 24.-6n varo-
sunkba erkezik, vendagszereples-s
ne.
Rozsahegyi Kalman neve foga-
lom oaahaza, muveszi jat6ka el6-
ri a legmagasabb tokelyt; akik
maid megnezik az el5adast, azok
ugyanilyen vslemennyel 1esznek
maid az el6adas utan.
a szeptemberi vend4gjat3kot1
magyar testvfreink figyklmsbe
ajanljuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-26

Vasarnap este 8 Ora k0riil, egy
vigyazatlan autos elgazolta En-.
gel Bettyt, Engel Zsigmondnak,
a k0zismert Loschitzer 6s Engel
ceg beltagjanak 10 ewes kislea-
nyat. A baleset Engelek haza
el6tt, 461 Crandall Ave. t0rtent,
A kilenc ewes kisleany koponya
Jan, valamint jobb sze1ne alatt
szenvedett seriileseket. A baleset
utan ,beszallitottak q k6rAazba,
maid sebek bck0tese utan ha'
zayittek. Most otthon apolj&k.
A vigyazatlan hajt6 ellen meg
indnlt az elj&rks.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-26
Uj bevandorlok
Az elmuk ev folyaman 211, ,76S
bevandorlo erkezett Amerikaba.

"A junius 30.-an vegz6d0tt
kincstari ev tartama alatt, "a vilag
minden reszeb6l, Kinat es Japant
kiveve, 2l1,768 bevandorl6 erke-
zett Amerikaba.
Az ujonnan erkezettek k0zul
Ohio allamban 9452-en helyezked
TEX el. Ez a szam a legut6bbi esq
tend6 bevandorl6ival szemben ha-
ladast mutat, huszonhattal t0b-
ben erkeztek ide ebben az eszten-
d6ben.
A mutt evben bebocsatottak
0sszes szama - hivatalos k0zles
szerint 3O4,488 volt. Tehat
ma ajdnem szazezer ember erkezett
ide u'gy, mint mem bevandorl6.
Legujabban ismet megnehezi-
tik kiil0nfele cimek alatt ide
bejutni akar6k jovetelet. Az ide-
iglenes vizumot ker6ket szigoru
vizsgalatnak vetik ala, S ha csak
a.legkisebb gyanu merrill fel ARA
nezye, hogy az ilbet6 mem egyenes
uton jar megtagad j&k vizls-
mot.