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Evening star., 1927-10-21

- HORN of all his other titles, Leo
Diegel Of Fenimore, n. Y. moved
out today over the soggy fair.
~ ways OF the Indian Spring Colt
Club in defense of his Middle
Atlantic open championship.
Diegel must lead stellar field which
includes the national and Canadian
open champion and a host of other
title holders, IL he Is to retain the one
title he now holds.
Tommy Armour of Congressional
champion of two nations; John Far
rell. who has won seven minor open
tournaments this year; Fred Mcleod
the Maryland champion: Joe Turnesa
runner-ur in last years national open
Bob Cruickshank. outstanding per.
former in the South last Winter, and
many others, stand in the way of re-
tention of his title by Diegel.
And by no means least in the pro
cession of stars, who were to play
So holes today and cover the same
route tomorrow. was George j.. Voigt'
star amateur of Bannockburn, who
holds the District amateur title. and
was runner.up to Diegel for the mid
Atlantic title last year.
Voigt finished only a shot back OF
Evening star., 1927-10-21
ROBINSON SHOOTS BEST
IN ARCHERY TOURNAMENT

W. o. Robinson. secretary and lead.
ing bowman of Potomac Archers,
again won the weekly honors yester-
day on the Mall by scoring 554 points
against SIS for Sisler, his nearest
rival
Evening star., 1927-10-21
FIGHT rs APPROVED.

CHICAGO, H., October 81 (P.-As-
surance that the Mickey Walker-Mike
McTigue bout would be held on No
vember was given yesterday. when
the Illinois State Athletic Commission
approved the fight.
Evening star., 1927-10-21
"Y" SWIMMERS TO HOLD
SECOND TESTS TONIGHT

Swimmers who are striving for
berths on the Y. NJ. G.. A. team will
compete tonight i'm the second of
series of Friday night meets at the
Y, starting at 8 o'clock.
+. c. LAWN, with 10 points, is lead.
ing the field thus far, with Mark
Coles who has garnered Z, second.
More than Is natators are expected
to compete in tonight's events, which
will include the 25.yard breaststroke,
50-yard hackstroke and 440-yard free
style. Nineteen took part last Friday.
Evening star., 1927-10-21
cOL0RED GOLFERS HOLD
NATIONAL TITLE EVENT

Southern amateur championship
tourney for colored golfers will start
tomorrow morning when the qualify
ing round will be played over the Ma.
tional Capital Country Club course,
near Laurel. Md.
Beltrani Barker. present national
.coiored champion, Is an outsta nding
favorite among the 40 entries.
Evening star., 1927-10-21

NEW YORK. October Il R).-
Alfred De Orc. the Cuban three.
cushion expert, has gained slightly on
Willie Hoppe in their exhibition
match. The grand total for eight
blocks now IS: Hoppe, 48O: De Orc, 400.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-26
Weeks IS HEAD
Of MOTORISTS

J. Borton Weeks. president Of the
Keystone Motor Club. Of Phila.
qelphia, today assumed office as
president Of the American Motor;
tsts' Association in formative ses.
mon at the Hotel Willard here,
Weeks was elected eli an organi-
Eation meeting at the Willard yes
Eerday In which 40 delegates repre-.
kenting many foremost automobile
clubs or the East and Middle West
participated
Other officers elected We're VIII
Ham Al. Thibodeau, Boston, first
vice president; 81 Mayer, Chicago,
second vice president; John r. Hart
man, Seattle. third vice president;
Daniel McEnerney, New York,
fourth vice president: Charles H..
Roth. Pittsburgh, fifth vice presi-
dent Joseph H. Cox. New York,
treasurer: Lin s. Hopes, Whining.
Ton, secretary, and Raymond Beck,
washington, general manager.
Prior to adjournment OF the con-
Sention, Raymond Beck addressed
the meeting in "deploring' an
accusation made recently by MEM
bera Of the American Automobile
association, in which the new or
eanization was charged with adopt
lng initials and symbols which
would confuse motorists
N choosing the name Of our
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-26
LEGION MAKES
PARIS PLANS

Committee assignments for the
washington delegation to the
American Legion convention IN
Paris starting September IS were
announced today, They are.
Credentials. Robert M. zacharias;
rules, Thomas D. walsh: perma.
nent organization, Or. T. g. Jones;
resoIutions. Howard Fisk: military
affairs. Gen. Amos A. Fries: aero
nautics, Gen. william Mitchell; re-
Mobilization, Mai. william Wolfe
smith; naval affairs. Esther Hall;
child welfare, Marjorie d. Wood.
zell; finance, Mai. J. william Ken
yon; legislative. Thomas j. Frailey:
constitutional amendments, Major
Malcolm Coles: internal affairs,
Floyd Wooley; time and place,
James f. Pierce: Americanism,
Richard s. Jones: life membership,
Stephen ID. Miller
Paul McGahan will be assistant
chairman Of the delegation. Walter
M. Walsh, another delegate, will
join the committees In Paris. He
is stationed in Hamburg, Germany.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-26
Society Sees
Brooches Buoy Save
Three Fishermen

NEWPORT. +. l. Aug. 26.
Three young amateur fishermen
from Fall River were rescued
with 4 breaches buoy by MEM
bers Of the coast guard after
they had been marooned for %
hours on a rock off the estate
Of the Rev. and Mrs. Arthur N,
Peaslee. on Easton's Point.
Mrs. Peaslee notified the coast
guard Of the young mems plight,
They had been drenched BY the
storm, but were revived at the
Peaslee home.
Vincent Astor, Edward Stur-
tevant and other summer resi-
dents were among those who
saw the rescue.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-26

FaVOrita recipes from the kitch-
ems Of the White House. Senators.
Representatives, Cabinet Officers,
Ambassadors and rulers Of many
European nations will appear
daily IN the Washington Times,
beginning Monday. August 20.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-26

Organization, we selected one that
would best fit its character Beck
said.
Delegates were returning to their
homes today.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-26

"Best buys'' in WashlngtOn,s used eaF
for sale columns Of the classified adss
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-03
MAGYAROK NAPTARA


A Magyarok Nagyasszonya
hitkozsegi balja.
NOVEMBER 12., SZOMBAT.
(. A Fuggetlen Ref. Egyhaz
tancmulatsaga a Salt Spring
Roadon leva Szulligan Hall
ban.
NOVEMBER 49,, szoMBAT.
Warren, o. Warreni Ma
gyar Ifjusagi Kor Erzsebet
Rosa balja Jugoszlav hall
ban. r.
NOvEMBRER %, sZERDA.
!. A Kossllth k0r nagyszabasu
Rongyos Balja az vi klubhe-
lyisegben.
NOVEMBER a., CSUT0RTOE
Halaadas napi (Thanksgiv-
ing Day. bait tart a Katholi-
kus Ifjusagi Kor a
Il EAGLES HALLBAN ~
NOVEMBER %. szERDA.
Farrell, Pa. Il Rom. Kath.
Ifjusag tanccal egybekot0tt
szineloadasa: "a Betyar ken
d6je.
NOVEMBER &C., SZoMBAT.
Campbell. a Pet6fi Egy-
Y let nagy maszka balja a Ro-
man Hallban, Campbellben.
DECEMBER 25., vAsAR,NAP
"A SIT. Istvan Egyhaz Enek-
kara, az egyhaz es az enck-
lkar jayara szinel6adast rem
(. dez. A darab cine: Kara
csony est a magyar telepen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-03
A MENYECSKE MEGOLTE 10
EYES ANY0SAT.

Bodor Istvanne, sziiletett Zom-
bori Julia evekig egyiitt lakott
anyosaval, Bodor Mihalyne 7O|
ewes aszonnyal a kis Alpar koz-
segben mindenki tudta, hogy az
anyos mem jo szemmel nezi me-
nyet lakasaban. Naponkent vol
TAX veszekedesek az 0regasszony
es a menyecske k0zott. inert a
fiatalasszony akarta vezetnl a
haztartast Az anyos t0bbizben XII
utasitOtta a lakasbol a fla fe]c-
seget 1925-ben egy vitatkozas
soran ICY szolt a fiatalasszony-
hoz:
= Ha mem takarodsz innen, 81.
jel almodban vegzek velcd
A menyecske az any6s fenyege-
to kijelentes6re fojtogatni kezd-
te az oregasszonyt, maid egy
zsebkend0vel bet0mte a szaJat
Bodor Mihalyn6 nehany prec mul
va fulladas k0vetkezteben meg
halt. Bodor Istvanne, amikor lat
ia, hogy anyosa meghalt, a pad
lasltpcsore vonszolta az elettelen
testet, es atszaladt szomsze,
dokhoz, akiknek ijedten uJsagol-
ia, hogy anydsa leesett a lepcso-
r6l 6s meghalt. "A csendorseg XII
nyomozta, hogy az 0regasszony
gyilkossag. aldozata lett es fla
tai asszony tettes.
A kccskemtti t0rvtnyszek eros
fclindulasban elk0vetctt ,ember-
0lts buntettGbcn mondta Xxi BIZ
n0snek Bodor Istvanntt es cgy-
tvi b0rt0nre itelte. Az igyesz fel-
lebezesc folytan ma targyalta a
budapest itelGtabla a biinugyet.
Vargha JOSEF DIR. fougyesz vad-
bcszedeben kijelentette, hogy az
oregasszony fenyegetese Matt
mem indulhatott fel annyira Bo-
dor Istvanne, hogy gyilkossagra
vetemedjek, ugyanis a. tanuk val
lomasa szerint mar so1szor meg.
fenyegette anyosa, hogy megoll
A tabla megvaltoztatta a tor
| venyszek iteletet, szandekos EN-.
berolesben mondta Xxi biin0snek
a fatal asszonyt es het evi fegy
hazbiintetesre itelte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-03

val6jdt, szep nyugodtan megp0.
d0rte a bajuszat, mig bar6 ma
gahozterve csendesen szolt az a.
mulo ispanhoz:
-Ha olunk, ket sonkat klld.
jon a Macy portara!
meent kastelyba.
- Icy nj, bolintott terme-
szetes nSpzdulattal Janos es az.
tan a meg mindeg amul6 ispan-
max mondotta:
- Maid eljoy0k en-, kivalasz
tom a sonkakat, inert akarmilye
neket ell mem fogadok. listen aid
ja...
Att6l az idot0l kezdve nem lie
hetett latni kutyakat. De ba
ro is mintht megszelidiilt volns
es neha-neha egy-ket sziyesebt
sz0t is valtOtt a parasztl embe
rekkel.
Veszeked6 Macy Janosnak pc
dig megn6tt tekintelye es a
anyak, ha az ablakulk alatt eliza
ladt, bIiszken mutattak ct a gye
mekeiknek:
Olyanok legyetek. mint ia
| nos bacsi Az meg a barot6l sen
fel... sl.x
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-03
GYORS SEGITSEG ME-
REV IZttI.ETEK lis IA.
JOS IZMOK EIlLEN.

Ne santitson tovabb fajdalma-
ban, amikor a Johnson-fele V0-
ros Kereszt Vese Tapasz maid
mem azonnali segitseger ad. Ne
csuggedjen el, inert mas orvossa-
gok csak idoleges segitseget ad-
tax. Probalja meg a Johnson-fele
Voros Kereszt Vese Tapaszt, a
mely tart6s segitseget ad me-
leget, tamogatast nyujt es- faj-
dalmas izmokat es izileteket eny-
hen masszirozza.
A jotekony hatas tartos, inert
gy6gyszer a maga teljes ereje-
vel kozvetlenil boron lesz tart
va es alland6an felsziv6dik a
testen. Ha az izmai es iziiletei
megmerevednek Is fajnak a meg
eroltetestol, vagy a szokatlar
munkat6l, rheumatol, vagy bar
milyen mas okt6l, vegyen egy
V0ros Kereszt Vese Tapaszt 8
drug storeban es tegye fel ba
mulni fog gyors es csodas hata
sossagaban. Minden drug store
ban kaphat0. **'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-03
8 OI.AH KATONASZ0KEVENY
MEaGYu4KOLT EGY
ASSZONYT.

Nyiregyhazan megjelent ha.
rom roman katonaszokeveny es
AIT mondtak, hogy magyar 6rzel.
milk Matt sz0ktek at a hataron
Lakast kaptak 0zyegy Rafai Ist
vannenal, akit harmadil napon
megfojtottak ez utan megszok.
TEX. Az asszony egyetlen ertek
targyat, egy nikker 6rat elrabol
tax.
A csend0rseg meginditotta {
nyomozast es elfogta Hora Gezat
aki AIT vallotta, hogy gyilkos
sagot mem batyja, Hora Gyorgy
hanem Korpas Andras kovette el
Hora Gezat letartoztattak es mi,
den intezkedest megtettek. hog,
mask ket katonasz0kevenyt i
megkeritsek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-03
DECEMBER 25.

DECEMBER 25.
Farrell. = A Katholikus egy-
haz id0sebb gyermekeinek ka
racsonyi pasztor jateka.
DECEMBER &c., HETF0.
A Figgetlen Ref. Egyhaz
balja karacsony masodnap
jan a Salt Spring Roadon
levo Szulligan Hallban.
DECEMBER &C., HETFO
Campbell.-A Campbell Ma
gyar Athletikai Klub Macy
szineloadasa: "HeJ de sze a
lakodalom" es utana tame
mulatsag a Roman Hallban.
DECEMBER &C., HETFO
A Magyar Reformatus Egy-
haz bazarja es tancmulatsa-
ga a Kossuth Kor 0sszes ter
meiben.
DECEMBER 81, SZOMBAT
A kossuth K0r Macy sill
veszter esti mulatsaga a kor
sajat helyisegeben.
DECEMBER 81, SZOMBAT
A Magyarok Nagyasszonya
hitk0zseg szilveszteri mulat-
saga.
DECEMBER 3d., SZOMBAT
Warren. - A Warreni Els0
Magyar Ferfi es Mi Betegs.
Egylet szilveszteri >mulatsaga
a Roman Hallban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-03
NAszUToN.

Az vi asszonyka felragyogo
szfinksz szobor elott) !:
Nezd csak, ferjecskem, mar a
szfinksz is bubifrizurat csinalta-
,tott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-03

Aron rakialt kavehazban LIE.
wire:
- Szaladjal haza azonnal te
szerencsetlen, feleseged egy is
mer0s0ddel cs6kol6dzla.
Levi haza salad es egy felora
mulva duhosen visszajon.
Hazudtal nyomorult ia
madt Aroma, -. nem is volt Is
merGs.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-03
A baro kutyai
Irta Istvan Imre.

AZ domboldalon, szepen rende-
zctt fasorban allott a baro kas-
tclya. Valamikor regen sok ez
rest aldozott ra a bar0, azota BIZ
zony az ido megkoptatta oldalat,
tetejet. csak a bennetlakok biisz-
kcseget ne mtudta sehogy sem
megyaltoztatni. Merit baro ep
ol y goromba maradt falusiak-
hoz, mint volt annakelotte. Pc
dig birtokab0l sem sajatitott
Xxi az allan, tppen. hogy csak a
larom- -negyszaz hold maradt meg
a valamikor tizezerbol. a t0bbi-
mex meg haboru elotti eszten-
doben nyakara hagott a csalad
a regi passziok vtgtre jartak,
clmaradtak lassacskan a het var
megyere szolo hires vadaszatok,
csall a vadaszlutyak hjis0ltek a
tornaron es hiztak ell k0verre, e.
gyeb, jobb foglalkozas hijan
No hiszen. ez is eleg volt a SIZE
,gtny fallsiaknak. Merit megt0r-
tent, hogy nehanapjan elfeledkez
tell a kutyak vacsorajarol, ilyen
kor a hushoz szokott lomha ALA
tok elbarangoltak d faluban S
rgyik mask gazdasszony reggel
arra ebredt, hogy hianyzik a tar
lsabubos tyulja, vagy sarga
i6reikeje.
\ baro- -kutyai megint mem kap
tax vacsorat mondogattak
ket szitkozodo szot is ilIesztettek
s, utana. Merit megsem jarja, hogy
lomha allatok csak azert. inert
meltosagos ur kutyajabol sziilet-
TEX, a szegeny ember apro allat-
jay8l toltsek meg a gyomrukat.
No hiszcn varjatok csak,
mondogattak egyesek lc-
iit;lal maid derekatokat, csak
az en portamra keriiljetek
Persze, mindezeler0l mem tu-
dott a baro 4 falusiak legna
eyobb resze reszint felelemboi
reszint nemtorod0msegbol mem
inert baronak szolani. az ispan
pedig inkabb ketteharapta voma
d nyelvet, semmint a meltosages
ur ktrtyai ellen panaszt emelJeI
Is plane maganal meltosagos
urnal.
EgNszer aztan, ugy tel koze-
pen, jart az ido. Veszekedo Nag,
.Janos portajan disznot 0ltek
l|ogy, hogy mem, a Macy lakomi
ki,zben megfeledkeztek az eres
ala. a. fagyra kitett besozott hus
rol, ugy, hogy mire disznoto
los lakoma yege fele Macy ia
,losnak eszebe jutott hussa
tclt gbiikkfatekn6, bizony szepec
ken shianyzott belole es. a barr
harom nagy kutyaja eppen ak
kor s6talt ki a kapun, alig cipel
ve magat.
Macy Janos mem volt fabol ia
ragvaT Bizony elkapta merel
IS egs husangot ragadya, q ku
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-03
MEGBtjNTETIK A sZEGENYT
AKINEK HAZA OSSZEDULT.

Ez CIV elcjen nagy esozesek
ideieben megrendit0 szerencset-
lenseg t6rtent Hajduhadhazon.
Fekete Gabor sarfalu, szegenycs
kunyhoja az esotol alamosva a Ike
So esti orakban 0sszeomlott. A
haz 0sszeomlasakor mar az egesz
csalad nyugov6ra tert, mig a
falrepedes okozta zajra felebredt
Fekete par hetes gyermekevel
Mcgmenekult a halalt6l, addig fe.
leseget az osszeoml0 haz maga ala
temette, mire a romok alOl slke-
rult kiasni, akkorara mcghalt.
Fekete, valamint ket tarsa, TIL
r0k Gyorgy Is Kakucsa lstvln
ellen, - akik haz felepitesentl
segedkezttk, gondatlansagbol
okozott ember0les yetsege Matt
eljaras indult. Fekete ugyanls
csak ugy kapott engedelyt haz
epitesre, ha tegla alaprq spt, =
azonban, szensalakra rakta fsl ~
hazat. Icy mem csoda volt, ha
k0nnyen alamosta az ESQ.
| a debreceni t0ryenyszek tar
gyalta a ziigyet. Fekete azzal We
dekezett, hogy szegenysege, penz-
ltelen volta miatt mem volt tehet-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-03

sege teglaalapra epiteni. A bir6.
sag bunosnek mondva XII Feke.
tet egy honapi foghazra itelte, de
az itelet vegrehajtasat felfiggesz
tette. A mask ket vadlottat a bi.
r6sag felmentette.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-03
tyak utan iramodott.

tyak utan iramodott.
Reggelre kelve, volt Macy l6tas
meg futas a kastely tajan AZ
ispan ur szemelyesen akadt ra a
baro ur legkedyesebb kutyajara
a falu k0zepen, amint kora haj-
nalban az istallokba indult, a
mask ket kutya meg csunyaul
elagyabugyalva lit fekiidt ira
gyadombon.
- XII tette EFT /? - kiabalt az
ispan es kepes lett volna az elso
felindulasban agyonUtni tet-
test. meg az volt "a szerencse.
hogy mem akadt ra hirteleneben.
A beresek hiimmogtek, meme
lyike elmosolyodott. nemelyike
megijedt, merit felt barotol, Xxi
bizonyara oket fogja szidni a
kutyakert,
Mar friist0kre jart az id6. a
mikor Macy Janos illendoen XII
0lt0zve beallitott kastelyba. 10
kor jott, baro eppen akkor sid
ia az ispant, meg cseledseget.
- Nit akar2 = rivalt ra dur
van Macy Janosra.
Janos megrantotta a nadrag'
jat, kihuzta magat es a baro sze-
mebe nezve, kemenyen felelte: !.
= Azert j0ttem baro ur. hogy
teritse meg a kart, amit ku-
tyak okoztak. Szegeny ember
mem azert 81 diszn6t, hogy k6bor
kutyak egyek meg a husat! Ad-
jon nekik a bafo lr vacsorat
A baro el6tt villages lett a KEEP.
Hat ez az ember iit0tte agyon a
kutyajat Ra is ripakodott Macy
mereggel:
- Szemtelen paraszt! Diszno,
gazember. Maid adok en- maga.
max, maga gyilkos.
Macy Janosnak nem azert volt
| Veszeked0 Macy Janos a ncvc
hogy inaba stallion batorsaga
azert hat megfelelt azon melegG
ben:
- Ihllja az ur. engcm ne set
| tegessen. inert nekem az ur nen
ad kenyeret. hanem fizesse meg
a kart, amit a kutyak elk0yettell
inert Jezus- uccse, meg ma bepO
r0l0m.
A baroval nagyot fordult Vi
,Iak. Ami6ta falut lak9a. az els'
Aeset, hogy paraszti ember ilycl
hangon merjen beszelni vele. A
zert hat, hirtelen szohoz sem tn
dott jutni, amit megint csal
Macy Janos hasznalt XII, ekkep
pen fiizyen tovabb mond0kajat
/ Mert mem szemetdOmbOl
nevelkedtem en- sem, hogy akar
nit ram kiabalhasson az ur, ha
nem a kutyak megettek a kc
legszebb sonkat, hat AIT most le
I gyen szives nekem yisszatizetni
/, Az ispannak terdei megre
megtek felelmeben es a f0gai
megvacogtak ugyancsak q felt
lemt0l. AIT gondolta, hogy men
ten kettenyilik fold es bekal
!. ia Veszekedo Macy Janost.
Ahelyett azonban mas torten'
Macy Janos befejezven nondal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-03

A Magyarok Nagyasszonya
hitkozsegi balja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-03

~ OMANCE is not a thing con-
fined to the dimensions of the
IN silver screen alone. The
movie people themselves share a
good deal of it. Take the case of
King Vidor, Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
director, as a good example. Years
a9o Vidor fell madly in love with a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-03
DECEMBER Is. vAsARNAP

A Katholikus Ifjusagi K0r
nagyszabasu szineloadasa az
Eagles Hallban.
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IASI'.I.ES

At Oakland, Calf Ray Ravan
Italian bantamweight. was award
the decision over George Rivers, /
Los Angeles, six rounds. Your
PancIlo Villa and Gonzales Rub:
flyweights, fought six rounds to
draw.
At Indianapolis = Joe Lucas,
Detroit, shaded Harry Forbes,
indianapolis, 40 rounds. Tony Ross
i Of Pittsburgh. outpointed Jo
OSMalley, Of Columbus, Ohio, eigll
rounds.
At San Francisco. Jack Silver
San Francisco lightweight, he'll
Johnny Priston, Hawaiian welter
weight champion, to draw in IL
rounds.
At New York - Arthur De Kuh,
Italian heavyweight, outpointed Leo
Gates in ~ rounds. Harold Mays
knocked out Buster Martin, OF
Texas, in the seventh round. Floyd
Schimala, Jersey City heavyweight,
knocked out Jack Sabo, OF Brooklyn,
in the first round. Murray Gitlitz,
of New Haven, Conn.,, outboxetl
Marvin Schector, Boston heavy.
weight. Jack MOrosco, Brooklyn
heavyweight, knocked out Fred
Mace, Of Jersey City, in the second
round. Roberti, Italian heavyweight,
knocked out Emanuel Jondis, OF
Glens Falls, N. T., in the first
round.
At Philadelphia - Benny Bass,
Philadelphia featherweight, knocked
out Tommy Crawley, of Pittsburgh,
thus saving his title as feather
weight champion OF Pennsylvania.
At Cleveland, ohio-Tiger Flowers,
Georgia heavyweight, fought a 10.
round draw with Chuck Virgins, of
Indianapolis.
At Sanford, Me. - Red Chap.
man, Chelsea, Mass, featherweight,
knocked out frankie Stewart in the
fourth round.
. At West New York, N. Y.-Honey.
boy Finnegan, Of Boston, won news-
paper decision over Petite Mack, OF
Jersey City, 10 rounds. Georgia
Mack. Jersey City, won from Billy
Reynolds, Jersey City.
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Benny Kauff Files
Suit Against Giants

CINCINNATI Aug 6.-The Ma.
tional Exhibition Company, of New
York, operating the Giants, was
named defendant in a suit filed
here yesterday by Benny Kauff,
outfielder, formerly with the club,
for damages amounting to $6,052.
Kauff alleges in his complaint
that he entered into a contract to
play for the defendant company on
March 8, 1921, but that he was
not allowed to play either with the
Giants or any other baseball club
and has only received $4,000 on his
contract, The suit has been filed
in the United States District Court.
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IheBiGhYe'

rather hot point and the Ger
man Tennis Federation then De.
termined that the dispute had
to be stopped and e made the
announcement that the courts
would Be selected only when
Germany defeated South Africa.
Oscar Kreutzer. the former cham
pion, had been playing in better form
than In several years. and In him
alone the Germans felt they had
enough strength To carry Oft tbs
series. They felt he would take his
two singles and that out Of the othef
two and the doubles Germnay could
get one victory. which would clinc1
the series, but 1t didn't work out
that way.
The German players, Landmann
and Froitzheim included, seemed to
have played themselves out while
Raymond and Spence. ever alert,
staged q calm attack that the Ger
mans could not penetrate. The de-
Cigive defeat was an immense sur
prise TO the Berlin gallery, but it do
not prove discouraging and plans
z-e going ahead toward better
showing in the Olympics and In the
1928 Davis Cup event.
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(1E RIM IAN Y
HASHI)PE

No one was more surprised than
the Germans over the collapse 81
their team In the Davis cup elimi.
nations this year. Prior to IN
match with South Africa, IN which
the Germans were eliminated ~
4 to 1. a dispute was raging AZ Ia
whether the French would be met
on the courts Of the Red.White 81
Blue-White Tennis Clubs. The Ger.
mans knew France would win and
they were even more certain that
the Germans would triumph. nut.
ting the two together in the semi.
finals.
The Red.White Club insisted
that Il stage the series with
the French, but the BIue-Whife
organization claimed the same
honor. The dispute went an
through Berlin. and many per.
sons not even tennis followers
took sides. Matters reached