davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1926-11-05
Negligent Gateman, Four Dead.

Most of the grade-crossing accidents
occur at places where there are no
barriers and even no watchmen. In
such cases the responsibility rests
upon the motorist or driver who at
tenpts to cross the tracks without as
suring himself that conditions are ia
vorable. But when a vehicle is hit by
q train at a crossing that is equipped
with a gate and a watchman the re-
eponsibility rests upon the railroad
company for the fault of its agent.
Such a collision occurred last night on
Long Island, when a train struck
motor car and four persons were killed
and three were probably mortally in
5ured.
This crossing is notoricusly danger
GUS. 1t has been the scene of numer-
GUS fatal crashes in the past few
year& A safety gate" is maintained
Evening star., 1926-11-05
Navy's Role i'm War and Peace
Is Given Appreciative Comment

always has and always will protect
as well by its diplomacy as by it's
gunfire." AS the Santa Barbara Daily
News sees 1t, 1.-The Navy and the com.
mercial fleet go hand in hand and
both must be preserved in full
strength if the flag Is to keep it's place
on the sea"
"The Navy as it is today is more
than a police department" observes
the Long Beach Press. "It is q Dip
lomatic agency and a United States
Chamber of Commerce, carrying the
flag, the ideals and the trade OF Amer.
lea to the four corners Of the globe"
OF the merchant fleet the Flint Daily
Journal gives its opinion that "tho
merchant marine is as important in
the life of a country as the ships OF
war. though its work IS not so spec.
tacular." In similar vein the Knox.
vile Sentinel remarks that America
is In dire need Of an enlarged mer-
chant marine" and declares that 1t
'fs apparent that all persons and fac
tions are agreed upon this particular
point, but the difference arises as to
whether 1t shall be privately owned
or Government owned"
y
That "the trade Of America and the
Navy run hand in hand" and weak
Navy will ultimately mean a weak
merchant marine" is emphatically re-
iterated by the Lynchburg Daily Ad.
vance, which holds that America
cannot afford to give inadequate sup
port to the sea forces of the Nation"
The jackson Citizen-Patriot recalls
that Roosevelt advocated strengthen
ing of the Navy not primarily as an
instrumentality of warfare. but as a
form of national insurance Of our
water borne commerce." The Arizona
Daily Star reflects that "in every
quarter of the globe are ships of our
Navy at this minute. They are there"
continues this paper, protecting our
interests, our citizens and acting as
an arm of our Government" AS the
San Francisco Bulletin phrases Il,
America has never proceeded on the
understanding that trade follows the
flag, but 1t has recognized almost
from the beginning that our flag must
be prepared to follow and protect our
trade when necessary"
Considering the Navy from the
angle of war, the Houston Chronicle
declares 'the Navy is our first line Of
defense, and II happens we do not
need other lines so long as we keep
that first one sufficiently strong" The
Boston Traveller agrees with the late
President Roosevelt as to the "neces-
sity of keeping the fleet at a high
standard of strength and Efficiency
and the Burlington Gazette sounds a
note of warning to "unthinking peo.
pie who would scrap the Navy or re-
duce 1t to state of inefficiency
whereby it's effectiveness for any pur.
pose would be rendered MI"
Evening star., 1926-11-05

"a few weeks ago q young lady
from Washington, d. c., called upon
me, and when l mentioned your cat
stories she told me that you knew
very little about cats, as your ac-
Quaintance with them was limited to
Jack Spratt," writes a. steady reader
at Greenwich, n. Y.
AS this gives us an opportunity to
tackle again a favorite theme, we are
glad the young lady said just what
she did. 1t is a text made to order.
There Is q too prevalent impression
that one must have dealt with large
numbers of anything in order to know
the subject.
Like most of the common beliefs,
there is a grain Of truth in 1t, of
course. The trouble is that 1t does
not go far enough nor take into con-
sideration the subject.
If one essays to speak of the dollar
and its power he must necessarily
deal with quantity Of dollars, as
single dollar possesses very little, If
any, power nowadays.
A man who proudly held aloft a
dollar bill and cried, Behold! 1 have
a dollar, and with it will tell you just
what money can do" would be set
down as deficient in sense as well as
cents
Only the man with the dollars OF
Ford or Schwab can know exactly
what one can do with dollars. Rookie
feller knows, as Carnegie did, what
the power Of money is, what one may
do with 1t for others, and what he
may do with it to help his own soul
on its long journey.
With fife, however, all is different.
When one deals with life, certain
avenues Of the mind and heart are
opened up. One finds imagination of
vastly more Importance than the
adding machine.
The ability to put two and two to-
gether," as the saying has it, works
out grander sums, in dealing with life.
than mere mathematical astuteness.
In this realm there comes into play
what William Blake so well put in
his "Auguries of Innocence:
etc see the world in a grain of sand,
And Heaven in a wild flower;
Hold infinity in the palm of your hand
And eternity in an hour"
This is a special instinct, and by
it's use one may know more, through
one specimen, than others would do
with a million specimens.
Some call it intuition.
Women are popularity supposed to
have a monopoly of this specialized
instinct. but it is found in men quite
as often, although they generally call
it a "hunch."
To have "hunch" about anything
is to have a very positive idea upon
it without having any reasons to ad-
vance for the support Of the main
idea
The "hunch' commonly has some
relation to action, especially in the
future. One has "hunch" that so
and so will happen; if the predicted
event comes to pass. it was a good
"hunch"; if something else happens,
the "hunch" was a poor one.
Intuition, seeing with the "eye Of
the mind" is vastly broader, dealing
with time past, present and future.
1t may touch upon mysticism or prac-
teal, everyday knowledge.
This direct knowing, which we call
intuition, as contrasted with specu-
lative, reflective knowing, often
Evening star., 1926-11-05

Navy day this year served It's pur-
pose In reminding the country OF the
part played by ships Of war and peace
in national life and progress. From
the interior as we'll as from the coast
comes comment rejecting general ap-
probation of the days significance.
This Nation has become a great
power" says the Dayton Daily News,
expressing view held by many
papers, land as such it must Of neces-
sity accept certain responsibilities. 1t
is a force for stability in a troubled
world so long as it is strong enough
to command respect. Nothing will
contribute to its strength or to its
respect among other nations more
than a navy and a merchant marine
maintained in the interest of peace
and international fair play"
The selection Of October 27 as the
day to be commemorated because 1t
was the birthday of Theodore Roose-
welt is regarded as highly appro-
pirate by the Chattanooga Times and
other Journals. The New York Eve
ming Post calls Roosevelt zone Of the
stanchest friends the American Navy
has ever had" and says he is gen
orally held to be the father of the
modern sea forces of the country"
To the San Antonio Evening News
he stands out as having been 'the
tireless apostle of preparedness. and
particularly Of a strong f1rst-line
defense"
While not disparaging the record of
Theodore Roosevelt, the Hartford
Daily Times recalls that under "Wil-
liam C.. Whitney, who was Secretary
of the Navy under President Cleve-
land" the United States Navy was
+ro psforpoad from an almost colonial
status to the beginning Of its present
supremacy"
Referring to the purposes Of such
an anniversary as Navy day, the Man.
chester Union outlines it as having
"the broad general purpose of pro-
viding opportunity for better ac-
ouaintance with the sea-gofng branch
of the national defense. of creating
understanding that the Navy Is not
merely the concern of coast States"
but that, "as a matter of fact the
service is representative Of every part
of the country" In the opinion of
the Nashville Banner. the American
people "as a general rule do not
realize as fully as they should the
legation to take an interest in 1t and
see that it's needs are met and it's
standing maintained" and this paper
reminds the reader that "the Navy is
our only dependence for protecting
our foreign business and commerce in
time of need
The Casper Daily Tribune empha-
sizes the fact that 1.-The prosperity
Of this country has always been in
direct relation to the condition of our
overseas trade. which our Navy
Evening star., 1926-11-05
An Unusual Ending.

An encouraging chapter in the an
nails of banditry in the United States
has been written by a Detroit police
man, who, in breaking up a bank
hold-up, succeeded in killing one rob-
ber and seriously wounding another.
although struck three times by the
return fire of the criminals. 1t is
generally the other way around, with
the policeman killed and the bandits
escaping, but in this case the robbers
met a Tartar in Patrolman John DOM
becky, whose aim was good despite
the fact that he had to lean against
Evening star., 1926-11-05
Pedestrians Urged
to Keep ON Left Side
To the Editor Of The Star:

10 th0 EQltOr OF Inc StW:
Somewhat In line with your timely
editorial of recent date about right
hand turns, may I suggest that If Pc
destrians would form the habit Of
walking on the left-hand side Of the
street as far as possible, one element
Of danger at crossings, I am sure,
would be at least greatly lessened,
since It eliminates the danger of step.
ping in front Of car approaching in
the same direction from the rear and
making q right-hand turn.
This plan seems perfectly obvious
one, but the simplest expedients do
not always occur to us.
OF course, it Is not always practica.
BILE to walk on the left-hand side of
the street, but in a great many In.
stances, especially in the residential
districts, it is. v. E. HODGES.
Evening star., 1926-11-05
SHOOTING STARS.
BY PHILANDER JOHNSON.
Why Not?

Why Not?
The years all swiftly glide away.
We stand in mute surprise:
The laughing youth of yesterday
Has now grown old and wise.
So, let's forget the ancient wrong
Or, maybe, make amends!
We wont be here so very long,
Why can't we all be friends?
AS nations polish up their steel
And at revenges hint,
Amid the threats our hearts reveal
Of love a lingering CLINT.
Let's cherish it. A rancor strong
In sad confusion ends.
We won't be here so very long.
Why can't we all be friends?
Evening star., 1926-11-05

The Associated Press is exclusively entitled
20 the use for republication of all news dis
patches credited 10 II or not otherwise cred
tied IN this paper and also the local news a,"n
Of special dispatches herein are also reserved
Evening star., 1926-11-05

The case of Aimee Mcpherson re.
tains the element of suspense. In re-
questing a deliberate attitude of pub
lie opinion, the radio announcer has
little more to say than please stand
hv j"
Evening star., 1926-11-05

If public opinion Is as powerful as
represented, broadcasting will compel
Judge and jury to share responsibility
with the microphone.
Evening star., 1926-11-05

With so many Democrats intruding.
Vice President Dawes may find it
harder than ever to make the United
States Senate behave.
Evening star., 1926-11-05
UncrOwned Queens.
From the Gle

From the Glendale Evening NewA
Among other things beauty con.
tests indicate is that lot Of the pret.
tiest girls are too proud to enter.
Evening star., 1926-11-05

Thanks to friendly Offices Of Queen
Marie, Loie Fuller has been able to
appear again in a spectacular tour Of
the United States.
Evening star., 1926-11-05

Many people seem to know all about
the Hall mills case. The great mys-
terry lies in the fact that the mystery
has not been exposed.
Evening star., 1926-11-05

On the towpath of political affairs
that Democratic mule is a persistent
old animal.
Evening star., 1926-11-05
Strength They Save.

From the Boston Transcript.
Smoking is said to be "sapping the
vigor" of our women, but think of the
strength they save in not having to
lift their skirts on the crossings!
Evening star., 1926-11-05

A drama with no profanity has lit
tie chance. The audience prefers to
be treated rough" Mussolini found
that out and applied the principle to
politics.
Evening star., 1926-11-05
Rather Loose Line.

From the Hardware Journal
Even In telling fish stories some
people never know where to draw the
line.
Evening star., 1926-11-05

Public opinion is largely negative.
Voters are engaged more in telling
what they do not want than what
they do.
Evening star., 1926-11-05

David Walsh Of Massachusetts, now
regards the politically gigantic Mr.
Butler as his Goliath.
Evening star., 1926-11-05

II understand you were reelected"
"Yes," answered Senator Sorghum.
IT had a campaign hacker who could
keep his pocketbook open and his
mouth shut
Evening star., 1926-11-05
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Evening star., 1926-11-05
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Evening star., 1926-11-05
Rehearsal.

Rehearsal.
A cuss word Willie dared to fling,
His father spoke in rage;
"Tush." Willie said, I'm practicing
To go upon the stage"
Jud Tunkins says clothes has
changed a lot since a lady who wore
a Mother Hubbard" got herself
talked about.
Power" said Hi Ho, the sage of
Chinatown, may come by accident.
True authority comes only by wisdom
and patience"
Roll Call.
Although it seems a mighty change
When we are greeting statesmen
strange,
Ideas new do not appear
And all they seem to say is "Here"'
Friendship ceases in a crap game"
said Uncle Eben. "It revives agin
when de loser has to borrow"
Evening star., 1926-11-05

@. Are the American crawl stroke
and overland stroke the same?-
S. I. NJ.
A. The American crawl stroke is
fast rear drive and a slow arm pull
that is, from a four-to-ten beat kick
to one arm pull. You no doubt re-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-10
POLGARI K0R.

A Polgari K0r, amely mem re-
gen megkapta csarteret, j0v6
szombaton, vagyis junius IL. EN-
gyiilest fog tartani egy, nagy tag
szerzesi kampanv megbeszelesere.
K0zelednek a valasztasok, ami
kor a rengeteg Jel0lt KOHL a ma
gyar szarmazasu polgaroknak is
XII kell valasztani azokat, akiket
egy0ntetiileg tamogatni akar,
inert szetforgacsolt er6 mem er
semmit. A megyei el6valasztaso-
kon, a kormanyz6i jelolesnel fon-
tos, hogy minden bevandorolt
csak olyan jeloltre szavazzon, a
kirol biztosn tudja, hogy mem
Kukac es mem tartozik az ideeent
gyiil0l6, elvakult vad amerikai-
hoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-10
K0z0s P1KN1K.

III | m a szines pla-
katok hirdetik varosszerte. hogy
a minden evben szokasos iuliusi
magyar piknik ez esztend6ben
sem marad ell. A rendez6seg azon
van, hogy az idei nyari mulatsag
minden eddigit feliilmuljon ha
minden magyar Oft lesz ezen a
pikniken, ugy maid az 0sszes re-
menyek val6ra valnak.
A SIT. Istvan Egyhaz es Egy-
let ez esztend6ben is julius Sen,
hetf6n tartja meg monstre pix
nikjet = alkalommal is a szin
teriil Campbell Parkot valasz-
totta a rendez6seg, mivel ennalS
fekvese, termeszeti szepsegekben
valo zdagsaga minden mas IL
getet feliilmul.
A piknik elokesziiletei nagyban
folynak, a magyarsag el lehet Ike
sziilve ARA, hogy semmiben mem
lesz hiany. Akik egy igazan ked-
YES napot akarnak elt0lteni vi
dam hangulatban, ismer6s6k es
j6baratok hatalmas k0reben,
azok j6l teszik, ha oft lesznek a
pikniken.
Julius Sen (mert Alike vasar-
napra esik) nemzeti iinnepen ne
menjiink mas varosba, idegenek
koze, maradjunk egydtt S legyiink
oft mindannyian a pikniken, k0-
z0s akarattal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-10
FENYES GYOZELEM.
A Kath. Ifjusagi Kor base ball
csapata 5:1-es gyozelmet aratott
a Wagner Provision csapat f0lott.

A Katholikus Ifjusagi K0r base
ball csapata multi vasarnap a
Wagner Provision csapattal mer-
te ossze erejet. A magyar csapat
ezuttal kitiin0 formaban volt =
ugy, hogy merk6zest 81 arany-
ban, folenyesen megnyerte.
A Wagner Provision base ball
csapatot joforman minden base
ball sportkedvelo ismeri, varo-
sunk egyik legerosebb csapata S
ICY a magyar fiuk f6lenyes gy6-
feline, Macy elismerest erdemel.
A k0r ismetelten felhivja mind
azok figyelmet, al<ik a base ball
sport irant erdekl0dessel vannak
es akik csapatban aktiv reszt
oha jtanak venni, jelentkezzenek
felvetelre k0r w. Federal St.-i
helyisegeben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-10
EL0LEGES JELENTEs

A helybeli Magyar Ref. Bs. 6s
Egyhazi Egylet julius 81 EN-,
vasarnap nagyszabasu nyari mu-
latsagot rendez a mindenki altal
j6l ismert es termeszeti szeps6-
gekben gazda" Campbell Park
ban.
A Ref. Egylet vezet3sege nagy
elokesziileteket tesz nyari mu-
latsag sikere erdekeben. Pompas
tarsas-j -jat6kokr6l, kitiin6 zene-
rol es sok egyeb sz6rakoztatas-
r6l mar most gondoskodas tor
tent.
A Ref. Egylet kerelemmel
fordul az osszes helybeli magyar
egyhazak es aeyletek vezet6ihez,
hogy julius 31.-en ne rendezze-
mex semminemii mulatsagot. A
Ref. Egylet kerese teljesen jog.
szerii, mivel evente csak egyszel
szokott mulatsagot tartani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-10
MOI HULLAT VETETT Eel. A
TAVAsZI SZANTAs.

Verofenyes tavaszi nap del
utanjan gondatlanul szantott Sza
b6 JOSEF gazdaember hegyk0z
palyi-i hatarban. Vigan dudora-
szott, amint az eket a f0ldbe vag-
ia, de egyszerre frissen asott fold
hanyast pillantott meg. a. fold
al6l egy megdermedt n0i kar me-
redt ijeszt6en feleje. A gazda err
re nyat-homlok rohant a k0z-
segbe. Egyenesen a csend6rsegre
rontott be:
= Az isten szerelmere, jojje-
mex velem, valami nagy szeren-
csetlenseg t0rtent. Els 0sszefiigges
telen szavakkal elmondotta r0vi-
den, NIT latott.
A csend6r0k eleinte mem is
akartak hinni a zavaros besZed-
mex, de aztan megis elindultak az
Greg Szaboval. Mikor aztan csen
d6r0k is lattak, hogy bizony igaz,
amit az Greg mondott, nyomban
hozzafogtak az asashoz es nehany
perc mulva egy borzalmasan 0sz-
szet0rt, teljesen meztelenre vet
k6ztetett no hullaja fekiidt el6t
tiik. A no homlokan tatong6 mely
seb, amelvet megalvadt yer bo-
ritott
A csendorparanesnok intezke-
desere meggyilkolt not beszalli
tottak hegykozpalyi-i hullahaz-
ba, ahol ujb6l tiiztesen megvizs-
galtak. A kozsegi orvos megalla-
pitotta, hogy a gyilkos, mielott
fatal aldozataval vegzett volna,
megbecstelenitette. Kejgyilkossag
mellet bizonyit az is, hogy az al
dozat testen es kiil0nosen torkan
a fojtogatas nyomai tisztan kive-
het0k. A k6zsegi orvos velem6nye
szerint a hula k0riilbeliil 6-S
napig volt fold alatt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-10
NAGYSzABAsU ptKNIK

Az alliancei Ev.-Ref. BIS. Egy-
let junius 27.-en, vasarnap POM
pas Is minden tekintetben naey-
szabasu pikniket rendez a Schil-
Ter Clubban.
A junius 27.-en rendezendS
piknik bizottsaga hatalmas elSke-
sziileteket tesz "a nyari vigadalom
sikere erdekeben. Kitiin6 zene-
r6l, pompas hiisit6 italokr6l, enni
fs innival6krol gondoskodva lesz.
Az Ev.-Ref. Egylet vezet6sege
ezuton keri Alliance es videke ma
gyarsagat, hogy nyari piknik
alkalmaval mintl szamosabban ie-
lenjenek meg!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-10
AGYoNVERTEK KENYER-
IRIGYsEGB0L.

Batyi Farkas Janos, Bay Gyula
es Horkay Gy0rgy az aggteleki
cceppk6barlangba szerettelz> vol
ma idegenvezetonek bejutni. Mint
hogv mindharomra mem volt silk
seq, harom fiatalember hosszu
ideig igyekezett egyik a masikat
ravenni, hogy az allasra ne ref
lektaljon. Egyik sem volt hajlan-
do lemondani. Hogy vetelytar-
sukt6l megszabadIulj janak, Batyi
Farkas Janos es Bay Gyula ell
hataroztak, hogy elteszik lab al6l
Horkay Gyorgyot. Az elhataro-
East tett kovette, ejjel meglestek
a szerencsetlen fiut, amint egg
neptelen utcan hazafele ment es
dorongokkal agyonvertek. A gyil
kossag utan nehany' oraval gyil-
kosok mar csend3rkezre kerGltek,
bevallottak, hogy a kenyeririgy-
seq vitte 6ket gyilkossagra.
Gyilkossag biintette miatt ket
legenyt a miskolci iigyeszseg fog
hazaba vittek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-10
ELHALAsZToTT P1KNIK

A Bridgeport Sz0vetseg yo-
ungstowni osztalyanak julius 1O.-
ere hirdetett piknikjet kenytele-
mex voltak elhalasztani egy het-
tel kes6bbre, julius 17.-ere, inert
julius 10.-ere a gy0ny6rii Camp
bell Park mar nem volt kaphat6.
Az osztaly Macy el6kesziileteket
tesz a piknik sikerere Is az val6-
sziniileg egyike lesz a legjobb
nyari mulatsagoknak az iden.
Ne felejtse ell tehat senki, hoey
a Sz0vetseg piknikje julius IT,
en-, szombaton lesz a Campbell
Parkban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-10
vEDELEM.

Egy iigyvednek egy napon ket
klienset kellett vedeni. Az egyik
nappal lopott, mask ejjel. Ma
sodik ved0beszedeben ezeket
mondta:
= Az iigyesz ur els6 kliensem-
mel sulyosbit6 k0riilmenynek vet
te, hogy fenyes nappal lopott.
Most pedig ait veszi s,lyosbit6
koriilmenynek, hogy ez "a klien-
sem az ejszakat hasznalta fel a
celra. Kerdem a tekintetes Tor.
venyszeket: hat tulajdonkepen
mikor lopjon az ember?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-10
SIT. GYORGY sZOVETsEG
HIREI.
Kedvezmenyes beallas.-A 81

kedvezmenyes beallas.-A SIT.
Gy0rgy Gor0g. Kath. Sz0vetseg
SIT. Mihalyrol elnevezett 12.-ik,
Youngstown osztalya felhivast
intez az 0sszes g0r.- es rom. ka-
tholikus hivekhez, hogy akik a
kedvezmenyes beallast Xxi akar-
jak hasznalni, lepjenek be Sz0-
vetseg tagjai k0ze. Juniusban le-
jar a hanom honapra szolo bealla-
81 kedvezmeny ICY tehat nagyon
ajanlatos, ha a beallni szandeko-
z6k vasarnapi gyiilesre elton
nek. A vasarnapi gyiilesen dr..
Laurisin Jen0, Szovetseg hiva
talos orvosa szemelyesen jelen
lesz ugy, hogy az ujonnan je-
lentkezett tagokat meg a gyiiles
folyama alatt feliilvizsgalni fog
ia. A juniusban lejar6 beallasi
kedvezmeny k0vetkez0: beallasi
dij Is evtol 45-ig 200. Ennek ell
leneben. 1000 dollar halaleseti di-
jat es $1O0L$300 csonkulasi Sc
gelyt es Z dollar heti betegsegely1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-10
SPORT.

Amint varhat6 volt, liga most
vasarnapra fogja az eld0ntetleniil
vegzod0tt Kossuth-Vallay mer-
k6zest ujrajatszatni. A d0nt6
mkrkozes ak almab6l mindket
csapat teljes er6vel es kitiin5 fell
allitasban veszi fel kiizdelmet
egymassal szemben. Ebben a pill
lanatban elore nagyon bajos do
log megallapitani AIT, hogy XII
lesz vasarnapi Livingston Cup
gy6ztese. A merk6zes oily gyors-
il-amu es valtozatosnak latszik.
hogy annak eredmenyet - meg
koriilbeliil is = nagyon bajos
el6re megj6solni. Annyi azonban
bizonyos, hogy magyar flank "a
multkori 1:1es eredmeny utan,
sokkal fokozottabb kedvvel We
SILK fel Cupert foly0 kiizdelmet.
Az Ohio State bajnoki merk6-
zesrol ebben a pillanatban meg
nem irhatunk semmit sem, inert
Thistle csapat mines belenyu-
godva a veresegebe, ICY meg
mindig nincse eld0ntve, hogy mi
kor lesz lejatszva a bajnoki mer-
k0zes.