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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-20
Uzen a magyar fold

Odahaza voltam, magyar f0ld0n jartam;
Vadviragot szcdtcm az osi hatarban
EzerjofJvet is tetten belle bowen.
Pompas bokretaba.
Els magyar szem konnye csulTant elmen6ben
Az ezerj6fiives, draga bokretara,
Magyar bokretanak minden viragara.
Az ezerjofuvet kiildottek az erd6k
Keszken0t lengettek magyar egr6l felhok
S az apro csillagok
Pislogato szemmel csedal kozva nezt6k:
Mert gy0tli sziyenet keseyel k6t66g,
Szemeiben hafanat vajjon na6rt is ragyog,
Mikor lataron blisan atbaAagok.
FelGm tarta tilkret tinderi Balaton,
Snsogo lombjiyal Hdv0z0lt q Bakony;
Horpad6 sirokon, csaesego paAakak.
Fejfak Is kerestek
Duuankou Tiszankon csipkefodres habe
Egyig k0sz0nt0ttek, mindnyaj jan iizentek:
Eagymesszre keriilt, vandor elnbeleknek.
Hintazo dslibab Hortobagy tengeren
IA nagy Alf0Id es6kjat ingefette felem .
s yisegradi hegyek,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-20
EJszAKA FALuN
ErarA: zsoIpos IsTvAN-


fAl6nien lapul a sok n&das visko. -.
Az apr6 ablak minAsnutt sAttf-
Frias sarjl kuldi kSssl mes6krd
RttAk illates lsheiletdt....
AIv6 hS&al Tk5st v6n fatemplom tornya,
Mint fehw6 nyaj kost mersnE6 jpAasz.
l6iasha mondaliA: fiFadt snabsgek
fihsnjstek - van, akd vigyas...
K6sza fslhsk kast sgykedyiin stsA
Hold 6fensege magas $sen,
EU kutya nekedt pgstasha kssd
valahol kint = faluF6gsp.
Poros dtM6l ak&cfak lembjan
rtiree ssell6 most ataiosont.
csend. Font ~ sgsn esiliagok ragyognak
Is lent a f0ld6n clpthen . gond,
$50 -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-20

A Metros ldwyn-Mayer, Culver
City, Oaiif., hirei.

Ah&vyS Ae$AkAAss &AA2As
A mozi szerepl6k ellenall6 ere
je Macy fontossaggal fog birni a
"The Trail of '9S" produkalasa-
nal, Clarence Brown vezetese'
alatt, Metro-Goldwyn Mayer
szamara.
Az igazgato es Clifford Robert
son, rendezo .szerint ez fogja el-
d0nteni, kit visznek fol Eszakra
a szamos, megfont olas alatt all6
kival6 szerepl6 koztil, hogy az Vi
lesztend6 egyik legimpozansabb
filmjenek nagyobb szerepeit meg
jatszak, mely lemez az Eszak
legnagyobb esemenytt hozza szin
re.
Amellett, hogy helyesen kcll
anegszemelyesiteniok a darab SEE
repeit, a szereploknek egyszer-
.smint meg ken gyozniok vezeto-
seget, hogy kibirjak Alaska ke-
gyetlen klimajat $ Klondyko te-
let, ahol e szines tortenet legt0bb
,epizodjat fol fogjak venni, Seryi-
ce ". Robert segitsegeyel.
Brown ez idei dyelott tarsasa-
gayal Klondyke -videkere megy,
S megerkezik az eszaki Jeges-tcn-
gere, mikor a homerseklet meg
melyen a fagypont alatt van $ a
foly6kat meg jtg torlaszolja ell.
Az egesz tarsalat meg kell, hogy
massza a Chilkoot hegyszorost Is
kel, hogy orakig dolgozzanak a
derpeszt6 hidegben, Dawson va
rosa kozeleben, mia!att Yukon
tasaszi zajlasat fenykepezik.
A szereplok KOHL, azok, akik
nem tudjak a studio sezet6seget
meggyozni, hogy a rettenctes Vi
szontagsagokat kibirjak a tavol
Eszakon, lemaradnak a kirandu.
lasr6l, kiilonben betegseguk meg
akasgtana koltseges es impozans
darab produkci6jat.
/ Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer r0yide
| sen az uj esztendo egyik legerde.
kesebb es legtanulsagosabb film
Jet fogja szinre hozni, melynel'
targya, az amerikai fegyhazal
bels6 elete - ICY informal min
ket Harry Ralph, seged igazgato
A '@You Cant Win" (Nem
nyerhetsz vele) eim1 megkap6 bin
ugyi regeny iroja, Black Janos
mar meg is erkezett, hogy seged
kezzek a produkcioban. RcgSny,
mar megerte a masodik kiadast
! Megjavulasa elStt Black maga i
hirhedt alakja volt biin-tanyak
max. Sok esztend3t t0ltott Ameri
ka, Kanada As Mexiko fegyhazai
| ban.
Beatty Erzsebet, ismert san
franciscoi usiagir6no, XII sok szel
kaci6s biinigyi tud6sitasnak
szeEz6je, van megbizva a. szoveg
k6pyy elkeszitsssgel. Beatty k. Q
Is Black jelenleg ep sz6veg
konyvon dolgoznak, melypek ci
me meg mines kisaemeaye. EIetAii
en- fegja dbrazolni a fegyhazi Gle
tet, pgy fegyenc, mint boz
iupiifok Is gondok szempontJabo
4 Az igazgat6, a szereplGk, yala
mint q darab Icime FoTid l6n be
I'LL XII lesznek szemeNe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-20
RENo tqr ADAToK.
cs0kken . biin0x6k ssama -
rom Is felszer I auto kjiAagas.

a rend6rseg mutt evi mlkode-
strdl most ,kozzetett s'beszamplS5
szerint az elmult eye .folyaaaap
343s,aal kevesebb letartdztat5s
,tortent, mint l925-ben.
Az elaas1lt sy, tixeuket h6napja
alatt Al, 100 ednbernek gyiilt meg
a baja a rend6rseggel, eek kozl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-20

epitkezeset, ugy a jelenben, mint
a multban.
A Neutrality-suspicious. stu
didban, par lep3sre egy1nast6l, s1
legkul0nb0zobb nemzetek epite
szeti modorat abrazol6 diszleteb
allnak.
Egg kis seta a studi6n keresz
till ugy hat, mint egy yilag ko
ruli ut es a mellett bepillantas
enged az elmuh id6kbe.
Az epiteszeti stylusok e sokasa
ga mutafja u szilihclyek yaltoza
tossagat, ahol a kiil0nfele dara
box mesei jatszodnaks lie.
| "A studio miyeszeti osztalya De-
lenleg nemet, spanyol, franeia, ki
nai, da-amerikai, polyneziai, ka
nadai, hollandi, osztrak es skG
diszleteken dolgozik egy es ugyar
azon lido talatt. Az amerikai disz
letek vahozatossaga magaban fof
lal mindent. new york;, Pari
avenuei bakosztalytol a tavol nyu.
gat ia ,kunyh6ig.
"Mr. Wuo, Nigh Vilmos igaz
gatasa alatt, kinai diszleteke'
| igenyel. mig s"Old Heidelberg"
j Lubitsch Erno j0vend5 igazgata-
sa alatt, nemet diszleteket tes7
sziiksegesse. Mccoy Tanlas W
nyugati, tortenelmi kepe virgi
Mai Is auebecki koloniai diszle-
teket igenyel, mig "A szel', mely
mex Lillian Gish a f0szereploje, a
korai texasbeli myers epiteszetet
abrazolja.
! De a legnehezebb diszlet, mely
e Macy studi6ban keszult, mil.
veszi igazgat0k atlitasa szerint, az
a "kapeszta-sor" los kunyho soH
mely o muh nyaron . Lovely
Mary -szaaaafa ikeszalt..
4 A kinai epiteszet, a kinai de'
koraci0k es a tavol keleti abrazo.
lasanak egyebb kcllekei t0bbet
: igenyelndk, mint a diszletek ia
nulmanyOzasat .Mctro-GoldWyn'
Mayer studidban ,hol Kina egy
darabja lett atultetve "Mr. Wu'
szamara, Lon Chaney-yel f6szereI
ben.
A vezetesre kiszemelt szakert0l
mex elsosorban tanulmanyoznioh
kellett Kina t0rtenelmet es Kips
yallasat ~ es NV istenekben, szel
lemehben es 0rd0g0kben yal6 XII
.1l6n6s hitet, mcly kinai epitkeze'
minden arnyalatat befolyasolja.
A kinai Apitkezes, mely alfalfa
ban haromsz0g alaaban van mes
oldva, a kinai vallas sZentharom
sagat abrazolja Is a sarkany
: mely halhatatlansag jelkepe,
fold fele fordulva, dominalja
kinai stylust. A vigyorg6 abraza
tok, a balvanyolS, az .0rd6g liz
s Htordog papirosokv eHegeteser
szant helyek, mind ertekes diszj
tesek, de alapjaban vallasos vag
: babonas jelentosegiiek.
Nigh yilmos, XII Lon Chane
cz vi darabjat igazgatja a Metre
: Goidwyn-Mayer szamara, hosszs
san tanulmanyozta a keleti felfe
gasakat rs inodalmat a caiiforn
al egyetsmcH, Bold. j. +. Frye
tanar vezetesevcl, ki Aanerik
lcghiresdbh tekintdye 9 t6rel
Moon Guam, a hires lainai ir6, a ]
len aAlnka minden fazisaban s'
gedkezik.
tGhaney aaaga bRhaI6aa tanp
manyozta kinia irodalmat es +
la1Miat, Miel8tt megkiserlete VI
ma kiil0nos szercptt, "Mr. Wu-''
i az vi drama feielmetas mandi
Il rinjat.
K A kinai, szerinte, a fajok le
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-20
VEST alpG,oN

l6y6 nehany lhaannkon az ntolst
simitasokat vegeztetJiik. A hazak
az Ohio Works kdncls Chen vsnnak
A hazak ,26xa0 aagysaguak. fold
szintesek es minden k6ziizemmel
fel yannak szerelye. K0vezett ut.
Ga. Ezeket q teliesen nj, Aipte
meg meleg hazakat. $3950-6rt ad'
uk. His lefizetas, . hatralak
konnyii hayi reszletekben
r. a. aasu Company,
O1o Tarminal R1dp Tel 3695(
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-20
ay0nged szomszed assEony.

- Szegeny ,ram... nagyon rosz
szul van..
IT. Milyen szerenese, hogy ap-
pen tegnap a mi hazunlkba k0l-
t0z0tt at temetkezesi yallalat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-20

Vasarnap este - Niles - Ro-
nan Hall - "Katoka ,0rmester-
me-"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-20
Loverseny utan. !.

Tegnap csinaltam a .loyerse
nyep 200 dollarbol 1000 dollartr
- Es mib6l .csinaltad a 200 dol
lart.
AT, sajnos, 5000 .dollarbol,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-20
sETA A ttRERsaEaEH.

A Dagy mozg6khp studiok mil
veszeti osztaiyanak islnefnie kell
vilag minden nemzetisegenek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-20
DAKWOOD AVENUE.
EAST SIDE.

egy 6-szobas haz, nagy telken, q Will
son Avenue k6zelsben. Ara $5,750.--.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-20

213 Terminal Bldg. Tel: 1896
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-07
GIANTS START
WESTERN TRIP
AFTER VICTORY
Gothamites Hit Long and
Often TO Beat Braves, So
Benton Is Luminary
BUGS ON LADDERS TOP
Ruth Gets 45th, 46th and
47th H0mers Of Season in
Game Against Red SOx
(By The Associated Prcss)

WY uC ASSOCiAtcu fTCSSJ
Winding. up their final home stand
during which they won Y out of %
games, the New York Giants were
several series that will have to do
The smuggling New Workers had to
hit long and often yesterday to beat
the Boston Braces, 9 to 6. Larry
Benton and Kent Greenfield started
out in pitching duel, but Kent
lasted only four innings and Ren.on
was yanked in the ninth, in favor of
Burlcigh Grimes.
The Giants left New York without
Manager John McCr&w, who is suf-
fcring from erysipclas.
Pittsburgh hold on TO frs. place
and one game margin over the
Giants by beating Cincinnati, 6 to 0.
Cuyler Set on Bench
Donic Bush, the Pirate manager.
announced that Xxi Cuyler, star
outficldcr, would be kept on the
bench until he could satisfy all con-
cerned that he should return to his
regular position. Barney Dreyfus
president of the club. announced
Bush had signed a contract to nam
age the Pirates next year.
st. Louis and the Chicago Cubs
were to have played double header
yesterday, but rain halted the second
game after the worlds champions had
won the opener, Ii to 1. The St.
Louis victory lowered the Cubs into
fourth place. McCarthy's club has
won only ono Of the last nine games
played.
Ruth.Gehrig Duel Continues
Renewed activity in the Ruth Geh-
rig home run duel occupied the
American league spotlight at Boston,
where the Yankees divided a double
header with the Red Sox. More than
$4,000 fans saw the Bambino pound
out his 45th, 46th, and 47th home
runs of the season. Gehrig delivered
his 45th in the fifth inning of the
first game, which the Yankees won.
14-2. Ruth made two hOmcrs in this
game, and whacked the next in the
ninth inning of the second game,
which went to Boston. s to 2.
Washington and the Philadelphia
Athletics divided a double reader.
The Mats slugged out a Ia to win
in the first, but Eddie Rommel's
knuckle ball brought the As in with a
"a to o decision in the windup. ROM
mel granted only four hits.
Barrctt's. home run brought in a 9
to 6 victory for the White Sox over
Detroit.
CASTOR pitched the st. Louis
Browns to Z to win over Clevc-
land.
The rcnnant chase in the American
association was unchanged today,
rain having kept the tied leaders.
Milwaukee and Kansas City, from
action yesterday. They are dead
locked at .596 in the percentage
column.
Colonies Beat Mudhens
Toledo, in third place, dropped an
other half game back of the leaders,
when Louisville hit them for q 4 to l
decision yesterday.
The only other game played gave
indianapolis 6 to 4 victory over the
league caboosc, Columbus.
St. Paul and Minneapolis also were
rained out.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-07
Leading Linksmen
Are Making Ready
For Western Open

Chicago. Sept. 7.-fR-Dress re-
hearsals for the Western open golf
championship today coupled many of
the worlds leading linksmen in
preparation for the first round of the
title tomorrow over courses No. 1 and
! OF Olympia Fields country club.
In this galaxy besides the defend
ing champion, Walter Hagen, were
such first magnitude stars as Tommy
Armour Of Washington, American
ands Canadian open title holder; Jock
Hutchinson. once British open cham
pion: Gene Sarazen and Macdonald
Smith, formerly National and West
crn open kings, respectively, and
Chick Evans, the only man who ever
won the American open and amateur
titles in one year.
But in. the field of nearly 300 en-
trants. there were scores Of golfers
known only regionally, many Of them
convinced that from the ranks Of
Lesser lights might burst forth new
star capable Of outshining the pres
cnt ones.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-07
NOTICE or MORTGAGE FORE
CLOSURE MALE

NOtlce IS hereby given that &c
fault has been made In the terms
and conditions of that certain mort
gage made. executed and delivered
by Christian Bertsch, Jr., mOrtgagor,
to Thomas Henlein, dated the 18th
day OF November, 1914, and filed
lister of deeds of the County of Bur-
leigh and State of North Dakota, on
the 18th day Of November, 1914, ut
eleven o'clock 4. NJ, and duly re-
corded in Book III of Mortgages
on page 72S, which default consists
pay the principal secured by said
mortgage when due, the interest
thereon and the taxes against said
premises for the years 1920, 1921,
1922, 1928 and 1924 described in
said mortgage and as herein de-
he foreclosed by sale of the prem
Uses in such mortgage and herein
after described at the front door
Of the court house in tho County Of
Hurlcigh and state Of North Da-
kota. at the hour of ten o'clock A.
NJ. on the 5th day Of October, 1927,
to satisfy the amount due upon such
mortgage on the day OF sale includ-
ing the taxes.
The premises described I'm said
mortgage and which will be sold
to satisfy the same are described
as follows:
The Southeast Quarter tSEA)
OF Section Twenty-six (o6) in
Township One Hundred Forty
IiW North of Range Eighty
.so). West OF the 9Th Principal
Meridian in Burlcigh County
and State of North Dakota
There will he due on such mort
gage at the date Of sale the sum Of
,$;S s.u. priin.cipai and interest
terest thereon upon and against said
premises paid by the mortgagce,
making total sum due thereon at
the date Of sale Of $3,757.53, besides
the costs. disbursements and ex-
penses Of this foreclosure.
Dated August "a, 1927
THOMAS HENI.E1N,
MOrtGAEee.
l.. J. WE'VE.
Attorney for Mortgagec,
Bismarck, North Dakota.
(8/2431 9/7-1421-28)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-07
JONES' SHADOW
LOOMING LARGE
Big Par-and- Birdie Man Has
Strange Hold on Future
Contests
BY JIMMY POWERS

New York, Sept. 7.-Well, now,
what arc you going to do with Bobby
Jones? Here the golf season is at
an end and that big par-and-birdic
man from Atlanta has again demon
strated there is not the slightest
doubt about his ability to .an,e the
current crop Of amateurs.
! So great has been his margin that
, there is rather pcssimistic future.
SO long as Bobby chooses 10 play
! IN the national amateur certainly
for the next five years at least. ere
never will be any more doubt about
, the outcome than there was this year.
1t is mOnotonous to keep going to
championships and know the winners
name in advance.
Didn't Put Up Match
Take the men he had to meet in
the last brackets = Ouimet, johnson
and Evans. Certainly one out of that
trio should have been able to put up
Il match.
1t wasn't more than three years
ago that Francis and Chick held high
prominence in the links world. As
recently as 1920, they were finalists
for the title; between then and this
year, Evans has been a finalist once
slu met twice has gone to the semi
finals.
There was every reason to expect
that at least one Of them would be
able to furnish stiff opposition to
Jones. Chick played great golf to
beat Billy Sixty. He was on a course
where he had won a brilliant open
with worlds medal record. He
was in good physical condition. He
was getting longer blasts off the tee
than he ever did. He was playing
before gallery that wanted him to
win.
But what happened An ignomin-
ious and z spanking.
what are you going to do with
this fclloNfJones?
Win Only 3 Of ~ Holes
Jimmy Johnston. Chick Evans and
Frank Ouimet. three so-calicd top
notchcrs. rated within the first ten,
won only s holes out Of so in match
play with the Atlanta wizard!
There is only one prophecy to make
concerning the immediate future. II
Is that the stars Of yestcryear-
Evans. Ouimet, Marston. Guilford
and Gardner-have beaten Bobby for
the last time.
The only two former champions
who stand show against him now
are pr, Jess Sweetser and George Won
As for the things that stand out
N retrospect Of the fading year, Bill
Richardson notes these:
A long reign for Jones if he chooses
to have it.
a decline on the part of the vet
Grams.
A forward "press" by youngsters
like Finlay, Mccarthy and Mackenzie.
any one Of whom may emerge a ma.
tional champion one Of these years.
And right now some Of these bows
are better golfers than several ex-
champions we know ever were.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-07
SANGER BEATS
WASHBURN nine
Western Team Takes Mclean
County Aggregation Into
Camp, 81

Sanger. N. D.. Sept. Especial to
the Tribune)-With Abner Larson
twirling and Burt Conyne on the re-
ceiving end. Sanger took Washburn
into camp here Sunday by = score Of
3 to l.
With Abner Larson twirling and
Burt Conyne receiving, Sanger
took Washburn into camp on the
Sanger diamond Sunday by . score
Of 8 to IL. -
Larson for Sanger allowed two hits,
while Peters twirling for Washburn
allowed hits.
In the first inning. Cox singled.
through overthrows on second and
third he scored. The next two men
got on through errors, Matteson
came to bat, got double. driving in
two runs. When Washburn came to
bat in the sixth inninp. Schweits"~
doubled. Through errors he scored,
making the score to ! in Sanger )
favor. The game ended with no
change in the tally. $
The box score:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-07
Tigers Outfeld
Is Good Pasture
For Hard Hitters

Detroit, Sept. 6.-lR)-The Detroit
Tigers outfield has been the most
fertile pasture for hard hitters in
the American League, and this year
another promising crop lis ready to
ripen by late September.
In q years Of competition, the
Tiger outfield has held the Leagues
champion batsman is times-a rec
ord not even approached BY anD
other club. Only three men have
participated in the record making
-Iy Cobb, Harry Heilmann and
Heinie Manush-and III is He'll
mann again this year who Il driv-
ing after another championship.
Cobb, Of course, was the principal
reason through the years for the
persistent batting supremacy, in the
Tiger outfield. The Georgia Jewel
won individual batting honors Of
the league twelve times. He'll
mann, almost as much veteran
. Cobb, won three championships,
startin. in 1921 and winning every
other ye0r. Manush, not 80 long
out Of the Western Lsgue, took
the title last year. -
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-07
Outlook Good
for Success
This Season
Big, Rangy Line and Speedy
Backfield Is Prospect of
Demon GridderS
Mcleod Puts Candidates
Through PAGES; Scrimmage
Not Yet Started

With over 40 candidates re-
porting, football practice
started at Bismarck high
school this week under the
guidance of Roy D. Mcleod.
A big, rangy line and Il
speedy backfield are in pros
pect this year, with the re-
turn of nine veterans as we'll
as a number Of promising new
men.
Schedule Is Strenuous
Games with leading North Dakota
high school teams are on the schedule
this year, one Of the most pretcntious
for some time.
Ashley Is to open the season here
September "a. while October is
open.
The Minot Magicians will journey
here October s, while October IA,
Fargo will be played there. The
years traditional game between Man
dan and Bismarck will be played Oct.
ODER 90.
A new team has been booked Octo-
Der 20. when Mobrdgc. leading team
of north central South Dakota, will
play here. Valley City, returning to
meet Bismarck on the football field
after an absence of several years.
will play here November 5. Armis-
tice day is an open date.
Bismarcks line will be practically
intact this year, with klipstein,
Paris and Slattcry candidates for
guard positions, in which they
worked in last years games; with
Ccrvinsky and Benser likely nominees
for center and with Landors and
dollhouse likely to again fill the
halfback posts
The list Of those out for the team
includes the following men: Loft
house. Landcrs, Brown. Bcnser, Jacob
son, klipstcin. Slattery. Paris, Ger
whisky. Spriggs, O'Harc, Mcinhovcr
York. Hoffman, Nicola. Fay Brown,
Hultberg, Erlenmcyer, Roberts
Davis, Church. Fabcr, Quain,
Bcrthold. Larson, and Swanson. The
fact that number of these men
were out last year BODIES we'll for the
school
Light workouts are the rule ut the
present time as the would-be stars
get back into shape Scrimmage will
NOT start for about 10 days. Coach
Mcleod said.
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tOiHCOUNn y SoIs
If his knee does not bother him, he
is likely to be an All-American back
this year.
He is one of those backs that any
coach would play regularly He can
pass and punt, can kick goals accur-
atcly, can run interference we'll, can
gain ground consistently.
One Of the most versatile athletes
at Southern California, he also has
earned minor letters in ice hockey,
swimming, tennis, golf and gymnast-
les.
The strength of the team Drury
will lead is unknown. Fourteen men
were lost from last years squad,
and, as result, nothing will be
known until the squad starts prac-
tice. There is, however, enough vet
Gran material left to give promise
Of winning team.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-07
Stating in Omaha Match
Brings Arrest of Boxers
Jack Johnson, Young Strib-
ling and Leo Diebel Held in
Jail Pending Investigation
Of BOut-Had Been Stopped
in Sixth Round With No
Contest Decision

Omaha, Neb., Sept. 7.-44,-Jack
johnson, former heavyweight cham
pion Of the world, w. l.. Stribling
the Georgia Schoolboy," and Leo
Dicbcl. Of Oklahoma, looked out from
behind the cold gray bars Of Omaha
city Jail today.
The three spent the night with po-
lice after the Stribling- Dicbcl bout
was stopped by the referee in the
sixth round and after Johnson an
nounced to the 5000 spectators that
he could knock out both Stribling
and Diebel in two rounds"
Is Slow Affair
The fight, which was to have lasted
10 rounds, was q slow affair through
out. Neither boxer seemed willing
to take the offensive and Referee
Jimmy Drcxel warned them three
times not to stall. Finally in the
sixth round, he stopped the fight, an
nouncing that it was mo contest"
When he had finished, Johnson. who
was in Dicbels corner, issued his
challenge to the two fighters.
Before johnson could say any more
and before the crowd could realize
what had happened. police arrested
the three men and took them to the
police station, where they were
booked for investigation and held
without bond for trial, today.
Claims Hand Was Hurt
Stribling said he hurt his hand in
the second round and that this both
cred him during the rest Of the fight.
DIR. Frank Lovely DOlicp surgeon
said. however, that there was nothing
to his story and that he hand vas
only slightly bruised.
State Boxing Commissioner Ira
voorhees, said that the state boS,n.
commission would hold an invest;ga-
ton in Lincoln Friday morning
Until then. the $4,000 claimed by the
boxers will be held.