davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-01
v AMERIKE UDA SA VRAzDA
KAzDYCH 40 MINUT

Okresny pravotar R. L. Tho
mas NAL v nedel'u prednasku V
prvom baptistskom kostole o zlo-
cine v Amerike a Europe. Po-
vedal, re Spojenych Statoch u
da sa vrazda kazdych 40 minnt a
ze cd primeria zavraAdene bolo
Wac Amerikanov, nez ich pablo
ma bojisku pocas svetovej vojny.
Porovnavajtlc zloGiny Ameri-
Ike spachane so zlocinami v Euro
pc, Thomas vyhlasil, ze samom
meste Clevelande uda sa styri ra-
Nv Wac zlocinov nezli celej
Francii II razy Wac, nezli Lon
dyne. cleveland ma len million
obyvatel 'ov, Londyn sedem mill
onov.) Thomas potom vysvetlll
priciny sirenia sa zlocinu Anne.
rike. Hovoril, ze tomu sii ma pri.
cine zakony. Americke zakony 81
take, ze skoro kazdy zlocinec sa
moze vysmikn1t' mix spravodli
vosti. V Anglii kabdy vrah je obe
seny behom troeh tyzdHov pt
spachani vrazdy, kdezto Anne
rike taky sud sa t'aha mesiace
roxy. Ale k stldu mnoho razy vo
bee nedojde, lebo dnes 136,OO'
zlocincov chodi po slobode. Vse
tel sudcovia, zahrnujtc i najvys
sieho sudcu Tafta sn tel mienky
Ee americke krrminalne zakon.
sn len fraSkou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-01
Cd sPOLKU sv. ANNY &. 80

Spolok Sv. Amy, tislo 30. XII.
pristiipi ku sv. spovcdi dna 2.
aprlla a nedcl'u, 3. aprila n imo
ku sv. prijfmaniu.
Drahe sestry, ziadam vas, aby
ste sa kazda dostavila nacas pred
s. hodinou. Zanechajte ten starry
obycaj, ne ked' je omsa sliizena "a
spolok 8. hodine, daktore ide.
tie 0 10. ked o 10. je omsa, TAX
o s. Nerobte to tax, mile sestry
ale prfd tie vsatky odrazu ukaz
me sesterskii lasku. Ktore sestry
majd odznaky, mech pridu Cd.
znakmi.
Zuzanna Majercak, prcds
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-01
KRASNA SPEVOHRA
Y HIPPODROME

Milovnici divadla, v Youngstown
a okolia sa potesia novym zavcde-
niam v Hippodrome Toto obl'ii-
bene divadlo otvorcne bolo minu-
lei nedele najvatsou hndobnou
komediou, aka kedy bola tuna
zahrana -E'The Palace of Diam
onds", ktorcj hlavntI ilohu ma
Raynor Lehr. Y tomto krlse -hra
45 hercOv herecielS Broadway
vel Ky chorus krasavic. Ia tym-
to kusom bud1 nasledovat "The
Girl in the Limousine" (budilce-
no tyzdna, a potom "Mr. Battling
Butler, emo, No, Nannette"
"The Gingham Girl" a inc zname
podarene spevohry. .
Okrem spevohier, s1 al inc bo-
dy programu, ako vNbery 2 opier,
charakterove obrazy, kom6diant-
stva, nastrojove sola a rozlicne
tance. .
Vstupenky mono M vopred re-
zervovat', cim 81 kazdy za'bezpeci
miesto spolu sediet' pre- dive ale
bo viac osob. Predstavenia Su dvo-
.je kazdy den, 2:l5 popoludni a
S.15 vecer "a zvyGajne Hippod-
rome ceny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-01
HASELTON TATRA SPOLOK
PRIJIMA UDOV ZDARMA.

Hascltonsky SIovensky Spolok
Tatra nsniesol sa ma svojcj roc
nej sch6dZi, re bude prijimat
novych idov zdarma "a tri me-
siace, t. j. "a januar, februar a
marec. Ktory Slovak este ME je
v tomto spolku, ma dobru PRIZE
zitost' stat sa ndom HI. s. T. S.
a pozivat' vsetky tie vyhody, kto-
re svojim ndom poskytnje. Ia
ira Spolok platf podporu-v cho,
robe po $500 "a 13 tyzdiiov "a
druhtch 13 tyzdnov po $3.50.
Ked' I'D zomre, TAX spolok w.
plati ma pohrabne dtraty $500
a kazdv I'D ked' daktory brat
zomre. plati mimoriadne $1.00 a
tie peniaze spolok da manzclke
a dietkam po zomrelom bratovi
Okrem toho kazdy I'D II. S. T. S.
dostava zdarma Youngstownske
SlovenskG Noviny. Prlspevky sa
plata len SOC mesacne. Spoloa'
pocituje teraz lH 125 1dov.
Ktory Haseltoncan by sa chce
stat itdom tohto spolku, mech 81
hlasi Il iiradnfkOv alebo ma sch6
dzi. Sch6dze odbyvajd1 sa kazdi
4. nedel'u mesiaci, v skole osa
dy Sv. Alzbety.
Jozef Kacenga, zapisnil1,
1889 Gladstone ST., v Haseltone
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-01
GEORGE PACK
PREDAVACOM NASH KAR

PO tieto dni Nash-Y onngstoWn
Co. oznamila vymenovanie Jnraja
Pack "a predavat:a Mash lanto-
mobilov. Pan Pack Dol II tejto
spolocnosti zamestnany "a wac
rokov V kancelarii, preto je dobre
oboznameny so vSctkymi podrob-
most ami autmobiloveho obcho-
dn. .Je on synom horvatskych ro-
dicov byva ma Bellevista Ave
PRIV, nez vstlpil do automobile
yeho obchodn, Dol zamestnany Y
nasej tlaciarni. George je fajny
mladik, obshlHi kazdeho nslnzne
a preto caka ho noyom posta.
yeni vel ky zdar.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-01
PROGRAM v DOME
BUDUCEHo TYzDNA

Vitaphone program:
|. DE PACE Bernardo De Pace
virtuoz ma mandoline hra svojim
nenalpoddbite 'nym sp6sobom:
Rano, poludnie a vecer yo Vie
dni. r
Suvenir, Tales Of Hoffman a
Hmnoresku. Tiez That's Why !
love You a Tarentella (irsky Jig)
2. SISSLE a BLAKE. Dobre
znami cernosskf spevaci a pesnie-
kari. Zaspievajh:
/ wonder where Ny sweetie
can be. - You can bet you're in
Love High, High Up In the
Hills.
8. RUSKf sPEvACI. "vecer
ma Done''. Orchestra, piesne a
tance. Je to obraz Z ruskeho Ii
vota.
FOTOHRA: White Flannels' =
Nesmierne krasna q bdrliva, . ba-
nlckeho xivota.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-01
vo WARREN JE "MoKRov

& 4 . Il
Mesto Warren "a okolie mus
byt' hodne "mokrf', 4ebo poll
cia alebo serif casio rejduni re-
stauranty, kluby inc miestnosti
a vse sa i'm podari zhabat' hodnd
zasoby stofu'' V sobotu serif
Smith rejdoval Eagles klnb ma
Erie st. a zhabal III kysnf dobrt-
no pivelaka, okrcm neleho pivo-
varskeho zariadenia. Serif Smith
potion zhabal este palenkn vo
dvoch inych obchodoch toho sa.
meho dina.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-01
UDKYNAM SPOLKU NAvST. p
MARIE v STRUTHERS.

{. .
Spolok Navstlvenia Fanny Ma
ric, cislo 156. IKSI,J. V Strnthers
oznamnje svojim ildkynam, ably
sa kazda dostavila ku sv. spovedi
sobotu, 2. aprila a nedcl' Ii
rano s. hodine ku sv. priiima-
niu. Kazda ndkyna mech sa do.
stayi odznakom 0 pol s. hodi-
ne do haly, odkial' pojdeme in
korpore XII sv. prijimaniu. Ktor6
scstry to neuGinia, budii pokuto-
vane dl'a stanov.
SO sesterskym pozdravom,
Alzbeta Gabrik, zapisnicka
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-01
Spolove zpravy
SCH0DZA POL1T. KLUBU
MA LANSlN0VILLE

Slovensky Politicky a Vzdela-
vajfci Klub ma lansingyille bn-
de odbyvat' svoju riadnu scho-
dzu ' nedel'u, 3. aprila vecer o
/. 80 Sokolovni ma Homewool
Ave. Ma ttito sch6dzu zavitaMi
K nam nasi mestski ilradnici, a
sice Arthur Williams, finanGnv
direktor a Mr. Brown, superin-
tendent mad cestami. Preto vyzy-
yam vsetkych nasich bratov a
vsetkych obyvatel'ov Lansingvil-
IN, ably boil pritomni ma tejto
schodzi. Tam mill obcania dan
platiaci pocujete, jakom posta-
ycni sa nase mesto Youngstown
nachodi, kde nase peniaze idn a
tiez preco mnsime take vel'ke da-
ne platit'. Mr.. Arthur Williams,
financny direktor, je mas dobry
priatel' ddbry mas zastanca. Je
vzdy ma pomoci nasmu klubu, od-
kedy zastava svoj lrad. A teraz
myslim, sa bude uchadzat' 4
rad mayora mesta pri budncich
vol bach. Go sa tyka Mr.. Browna,
superintendent ulic, ten je tie5
nasim dobrym priatel 'om, on nam
nikdy neodoprel pomoc, ked sa
to tykalo jeho departmental. Ne.
idem tn vsetko spominat', co pre-
mas ucinil, ale jedno muslin DO
dotknht re on jestli mu je ler
mono, TAX nasim Slovakom da
robotu. ia IMAM vel "a naSich Slo.
vakov, co viacej, nasich bratoy
2 klubu, co maiii dobrii pracn pr
nom. Pojedni sii formani, druhi
kovati a tiez paru draivnjl tro.
ky, to si vSetci naSho klnbu
TAX prosim vsetkych, ktori byva.
ji, ma Lansingville, aby prisli, ne.
Zalezi ma tom ci sn M clanmi ale.
DO ME, ci je kto katolik alebo inc.
no vierovyznania, len lled sii Slo.
yal:i prajni svojmu rodu.
Som $ nctou ma vSetkvch bra
tov a citatel 'ov Yo. 81. Novin,
Jozef Rebak, zapisnik,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-01
HAsELTON SLOVAK TATRA
SPOLOK.

Uradnici ma rok 1927 sI nasledovnf:
Stanislav Necko, predseda, Box 800,
Haselton Sta. - Jan Bizup, podpred-
seda, 1877 Gladstone st. - Marti,
Zentko, lctovnik, P. O. Box 147, Ha
selton Sta. - Jan Basista, pokl., 1O1
Haseltine Ave, City. Jozef Kacepga
zApisnik, 1889 Gladstone st., City. :
Dozorcovia majetku 90: Michal Ko
zak Box ISL Haselton Sta, City. Mar
tin Basista, 100 Gladstone ST., City
Dozorca chorych: Stefan Stole, P. o
Box 65 Haselton Sta, City. - StrA'
dveri: valent Rovder St., p Q. Box 264
Haselton Sta, City.
Sch6dze vydrziavajh 90 katad I. ne
del'u mesiaci ' Skole Sv. Axbsty n,
N. Hassltine Ave. 2, popoludnf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-01
NASLI ORABOvANU
MRTVOLU MUZA

Minuleho tyHdna najdeny Dol
70Iro6ny William Fahey mrtvy
ma poll pri Sarah st. Bolo ziste-
ne. re zomrel ma krvacanie modz-
GU, ktore mohlo byt' zavinene
strachom alebo vel 'kym ri 'aknu-
tim sa. Policia toho ,lzatvara, zo
starec boil prepadnuty zbojnikmi
a cd 1'aku zomrel, lebo al vse-
tky vrecka NAL povyvracanf ma
opak a obrane o vsetky cennosti
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-01
ZAsTRELIL sA PRE- NEMOC.

John Palishkis, 4 {. 326 East
Boardman St., zastrelil sa ne
del'u popoludni dvojhlavnovej
pusky. Strelil 81 rovno do srdca,
take boil okamHite mrtvy Gin
spachal v zilfalstve mad svojim
zdravotnym stavom. Trpel ma "a
duch a nemohol spavat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-01
POHYBLIvE OBRAZY
o STVORENf CLoVEKA
Ukazuje sdruzenie Slov. Bibli
clsych studentov.

- 3
Slovenski Medzinarodnf Bib
licki STUDENT Plsma Sv. oznamu-
jfi, ze budd nkazoyat' pohybliye
obrazky o stvoreni cloveka, 0 je-
ho npadku az do napravenia a
prinavratenia no znovu do raja.
Obrazky ukazovane sd kazdd ne
del u veeer o 7:3O hodine miest-
nosti pod cfslom 223 West Fede-
raj st. KaEdy m6ze prist', s1 to
obrazky poucne a nabozne. Vstup
vol'ny, ziadne sbierky nikdy.
Sdruxenie SLOW. Biblickych
Studentov v youngstown.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-01
SCHODZA POILTICKEHO
KLUBU v CAMPBELL

Politicky klub Campbell bu-
de mat riadnu schodzu v nedel u
vecer Horvatskej hale. Klub zia-
da vsetkych Slovakov a Slavia-
nov ma Campbell, ably prisli ma
tilto sch6dzu a stall sa jeho Glen
mi. VSetci budi vitani.
j. r. Kubovcik, preds.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-01

predtym tato banka, ktora ale sa
odst 'ahovala do syojei vlastnej
bndoyy a ktora sa pachadza pod
afslom II E. Boardman st.
Teda do videnia ma schodzi!
Juraj Palascak, prpdseda
Juraj Puhalla, iftovnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-01

Myrtle Ave. Andrei Adamko, pokl
nix, 1884 Oak st. Martin Mus
sky Frantisek Hndik; doz0rcoviA
schtdze vydrziavajd - kaIdd prv
nedel'u ' mesiaei \ skole ". Cyrilla u
Methoda 2. hod popoludni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-01
YoUNGSTOWNSKY y NEMoCl
PODPORUJtCI SPoLOK
TATRA.

uradnici: Jozef Martinko, predseda,
255 Carlton St., .Iozef ,Iavorsky, pod.
predseda. Stefan Novotny, iist., 4t4 f.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-23
Locals Pinned for jamestown,
GAME IS SURE
TO BE SPEEDY:
LOVE TO PITCH
Encounter Will Be Hard
FOught-Will Start at
$3.50 P. M.

Prepared to give battle, the Bis
marck team is awaiting tomorrow
afternoon, when it will go up against
the jamestown Independents at the
city ball park in what is likely to be
one of the best games Of the season.
The game is booked for $3.50.
jamestown has a team with a long
list of victories to its credit. 1t has
lost only one game so far this sea-
son, and that to the strong House of
David team, a travelling aggregation.
jamestown has played many Of the
states strongest teams, so that it's
ability is high, but Bismarck is all
ready to turn the tables on the Suits
man county boys if it is possible.
When the two teams meet, there
will be real battle. After it's win
over Linton last Sunday, the team
is anxious to continue it's winning
streak, SO fact and hard playing will
be sure.
Doc Love will do the twirling and
can be relied upon to cause the
jamestown men many uneasy mo-
ments. while Kelly Simonson will
catch.
The tentative lineup:
Love, pitcher.
Fuller, second base.
Simonson. catcher.
Tobin, first base.
SagchOrn, shortstop.
Mohn, third base.
Jones, left field.
Lenaburg, center field.
Elliott, right field.
Fans will welcome back Lenaburg
Sunday. He has been out for nearly
la month on account pf an injured
arm, but he expects to be back in
the regular lineup from now on.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-23

4
won and well-earned worlds cham
pionship pcnnant," McGraw remin-
isced
my second choice Of professions?
Well, ! always hankercd after law.
Yes. | guess I'd like to be lawyer.
"The greatest of all ball players?
Old Heinie Wagner, l think, had
them all licked. Hans as man and
Hans as a player was genius.
Mafhewson
"The best pitcher ?-Christy Math-
ewson, far and away"
Asked for 4 word for the thousands
of sandlot' Kid players throughout
the nation, McGraw's eyes twinklcd.
"Those, are the lads l like. They
cant go wrong choosing baseball for
their profession If they are fitted.
When first came, in there were
leathcr-neck, tobacco-chewing char
acters in it whose mannerisms were
Objectionable but whose intentions
we're good. Now the game is on a
higher Jewel. gee more college fra
ternity pins on a ball diamond than
there is on a campus"
Asked If he were going 70 retire
McGraw actually snorted. Retire
Why should II" and he. glared al
this reporter and for asmomesit there
was glimpse of the old fist-swing.
ing, sarcastic. biting, sn6ering field
general-the little Napoleon Of base
hall-the most thoroughly hated and
at the same time best beloved mar
az ths sport.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-23
BEMlDJI GOLF
MEET STARTED
harold Riddle, Devils Lake
Pro, Second in Qualifying
Round of Tourney

8emidji, Mimi, July %. = ND =
With Roscoe tawcctt, Minneapolis,
carrying off mcdalist honors in the
qualifying round of The Birchmont
International Golf tournament, first
round match play started today.
The second round is scheduled for
this afternoon with the semi-finals
Sunday morning and the champion
snip match that afternoon.
taWcett shot six above par for the
Is holes, turning in Il card of rs to
lead the field in the qualifying
round. he was the only one Of the ST
entrants to break 80.
A feature Of yesterdays play was
pro-amatcur tournament, Is holes,
oost ball. Fawcctt and Herb Crum-
my won the event with a low bali Of
%. Fawcet. shot a II, which breaks
the amateur course record of Harry
Legg who made II last year, and tied
the professional record held by Don
ny Sullivan of Grand Forks.
Devils Lake Man Second
Leigh simms o. st. Paul and Har-
old Riddle, pro. Devils Lake, were
second with low ball OF 73.
Scores in the qualifying round in
cluded j. A. Mclean, Crookston
81; Roy Quigley, Hibbing, 50; DR.
&. y. Mitchell. Crookston, SO; C. l.
Hitler, Cfookston, Sc; Dr.. C. l.
Oppegard, Crookston, SO; j. L. Viii
hams, Hibbing, 90; K. b. Lycan
Crookston, go Jimmie harriet t
Devils Lake. SO; c. Heimbaugh, Du
luth, l04; c. y. Brewer. Duluth, SO
I; r. Mccarthy, Duluth, SO; Harve.
FLOOD, Duluth, SO; Ralph Began
Hlbblng, 50; DR.. Clinton Smith
Devils Lake, &c; +. S. Calvin, Devil
Lake, 100; II. 7. Hirschy, Gran,
Forks, o.; Earl L. Hanson, Duluth
"; r. 6. Sullivan, Duluth, 81; J.. S
Deerlng,. Duluth, IS, and L. q Sulli
; van, Duluth, 30.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-23
GEHRIG LEADS
SECLUDED LIFE
Doesn't Care to Step Out
Much-Is Modest About
His Achievements

New York, July 23.-(NEA)-Just
y quiet, unassuming chap devoid of
any heroic pose. His great interest
in life is to help the New York Yam
KEGS win the pennant again this year.
That's Lou Gehrig, the sluCging sem
sation of the year.
This man, known - Lou, whose
big bat has doomed SO steadily and
SO pleasingly for tho Yankees this
season, is the most t&lked-of young
ster in baseball tos!ay. Especially
since that big bat has been booming
out home runs at pace that threat
ems to wobble Babe Ruth off his
home run throne. =.
Lou, strange to say, doesn't partic-
ularly care whether that bludgeon
sizzles out homers or singles.
Wants Base Hits
ITS base hits, regardless of what
type they are, that will help win the
pennant this year." he claims.
That's what all Of US arc trying
to DOWN the pennant SO we can
get in the world series!"
"Y0u hear lot of talk about some
unfriendlyt feeling existing between
the Babe and myself. That's all
hokum. We're great friends. Babe
has helped me lot and we're both
trying to do all we can to win
gamc1."N
No one can deny that Lou and the
Babe are great friends. Do you
know Ruth's favorite dish is picked
cells and that Lou makes every effort
to supply the Babe with his favprite
dish every time he goes fishing!
Lou, you know, spends many an att
ernoOn after games fishing.
Likes Fishing
That brings in the Lou Gehrig
other than the one every baseball
fan in the country knows. It's Lou
Gehrig who loves to fish, who loves
picture shows, who works at some
lab0rious task during the winter
months to keep himself in shape, of
the Lou who's not in love with any
girl unless you'd call baseball that
girl!
There are no. girls in Louis life,
that is, no steady girl who might
monoplize his time. Of course, like
every other attractive young man
who can manage an occasional date,
Lou has one. But as for being in
love-well, he's in love with baseball
and that's all.
Works Hard
Lou Gehrig should be a star in
baseball many years to come if the
care he takes of himself plays any
part in it. During the winter months
he seeks no white-collar Job ne
worked in q garage as helper last
yeaf-vbecause his theory is that it
is easier to keep in shape for five
months than it is to try to take off
30 pounds in five weeks. Louis the
type that would take on plenty Of
pounds loafing. He even abstains
from lunch to fight off fat!
Lou doesn't like crowds. He is
seldom seen loafing around the lobby
Of hotel when he is away from
/ Gotham. What does he do?-gocs to
picture shows and walks and Just
"fools around with the fcllows.''
Another thing this young man Of
Gigantic frame does not particularly
care for is talking about himself. He
is duly appreciative Of the praise
given his sensational play for the
Yankees this year, but when yos ask
him questions. it il with q, modest
reluctancy that he answers.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-23
Official Verdict That Punch
Was Fair Still Stands I'm
shaken Above Storm of Ar
gumcnt-B0xing Commits
sion Backs iieferee

New York, July 23.-(R-Jack
Dempsey and Jack Sharkey today
were far from the scene of their
memorable battle of Thursday night,
either at home or on the way there,
but self-appointed jury of count
less fans still was locked in hopeless
disagree ment over the question of
whether the blow that gave Dempsey
a knockout victory was fair or foul.
Dempsey was homeward bound for
Los Angeles and a brief visit after
a victory he believes he fairly won.
He visited his wife's home at Will
mington, Del, then resumed his trip.
Sharkey, back home in Boston after
~otoring from here with his wife,
was as positive he would>havc won but
for blow he declares was below the
belt just before he went down for
the count in the seventh round Of
the Yankee Stadium fray.
Opinion Divided
Opinion appeared as evenly divided
as it was on the probable outcome
before the fight, but the official
verdict that the blow was fair stood
mistaken above the storm of argu-
ment that beat about IT, The state
boxing commission, which never has
reversed a decision Of an Official
stood squarely 'tslind Jack O'Sul.
liyan;; the vete{Ysn- Esfefte, who count
manager held no hope of reversal
by appeal to the commission.
O'Sullivan himself said: "There is
no question about punch on Shar.
keys leg in the seventh round by
! Dempsey's right. 1t was a sweeping
low which glanced off the leg and
it was followed by Dempsey's lef
| to the solar plexus which was the
blow which started the finish.
81 do not regard the blow Sharke,
received on the leg Sas Ssufficien
cause for disqualification. They ar,
delivered quite regularly in the ex
element of competitor and are no
harmful. They merit simply warn
ing to remind the deliverer that h
is hitting dangerously low. TIL
lunches do not incapacitate the re
\ cipient."
| The silence of the radio broadcas
account concerning the dispute
blows were explained today when
was learned neither Graham Nc
Nance. who did the rinRside broad
casting nor Major J. Andrew White
who broadcast his Impressions fror
a studio Immediately after the fight
believed foul was committed.
Both sides in the dispute admit
ted Dempsey's. attack was aimed 70
:! Sharkey's .midriff and it was n
called that Dempsey's manager, lie
Flynn, before the fight, asked tn
.. boxing commission to make an in
delible mark about the boxers waist
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-23
Was Jacks Blow Foul
Is Question Still Argued

to prevent false claim of a foul.
This request was denied with the
statement that competent officials
will be provided to handle any situa-
ton that may arise"
"rm going to have the referee
especially cautioned to watch partic-
ularly for FOULS" Flynn was quoted
the day before the fight as saying
in an interview with Benny Leonard.
"And also to watch just as narticular-
ly blows that are not fouls SO that
there will be no chance for Mr..
Sharkey to get away with anything"
Mayor Walker was of the opinion
that Sharkey wore his tights higher
than ordinarily is done, giving a
false impression the blow was low.
Movies Of the fight shown here
served but to convince fans and ex,
perts alike Of their original opin
ions, which were varied. to say thu
least.
CONTINUED on mage three)