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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-23
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-07

galonllnal fog nezni maid szinhazba
jar6 koz0nseg.
A Vitaphone jovo heti misoran,
mind vilaghirii miiveszek szerepelnek.
Eddig csak hangyersenyeken l6ptek
fel, vagy pedig beszel6gep lemezrol is
mertek. Magas helyarakat kcllett ed
dig fizetni, azoknak, akik latni, vagy
hallani akartak 6ket. Most mindenki
elvezheti paratlan miveszetuket.
AZ beInutatasra keriilo Vitaphone sza-
mok k0vetkez6k:
~ MARTINELLI, viaghirii tenor,
"Solo from Aida.
2) ROGER WOLF KAHN AND HIS
ORCHESTRA, Henri Garden, tenor 6s
William Sisters nepszerii enekes- es
tancos mlveszek kiseretevel.
81 HAROLD BAUER, a hires kon-
cert zongorista. Solo "Polonaise'.
A Dome szinhaz j6v6 heti musorat
mindenkinek figyelmebe aianljuk,
de miiveszi zeneszamokat kedvel6ket,
kilon is kerjil1, hogy feltetlenul hall
gassak meg ezt pompas Vitaphonc
nlusort.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-07
3-06o2.
SZUNTESSE MEG
A HtJLEST MIEL0TT
KES0 LENNE.
A Voros Kereszt Tapasz
gyors segitseget ad

Veszelyes doIog a hiilest fl
gyelmen kiviil hagyni. Ennek
eredmenye influenza, vagy tudo-
gyulladas lehet. Ha meg van hill-
We, vagy erzi, hogy a hUles jon,
cselekedjek azonnal. Vegye el0 a
regi, megbizhato, gyors hatldsul
Johnson-fele Voros Kereszt Vese
Tapaszt es tegye a mellere. Ez a
csodas, segitseget nyujto tapasz,
ketszer olyan Macy, mint kozon
s6ges tapasz es mem likacsos. We
se-formaju es ICY raAlik. Maid
mem pillanatnyilag segit-mele-
git, enyhit,-segit megszilntetni a
verfelgyiilemlest es elosegiti a
verkermg6st. K6rje biztosan q
gy6gys1eresztol a nagy Johnson
fele V0r0s kereszt Tapaszt a vo
r0s flannel hattal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-07
Az edenyek gondozasa hasznalat utan
9.-IK CIKK.

Rogt0n az etctes utan tavolitsa cl
az iivegr6l szoptat6 bimb6t IS 0blit
sc XII hidcg, vagy melcg yizbcn. A kill
scjet d0rzs0lje be k0zonsegcs soval,
hogy a tcjt5l gtisztitsa szoptat6
bimb0t, ki kel forditau es 0bltse XII
es dorzs0lje meg soval, 0blitse meg is
mGieltcn 6s azutan ha2yja f6ni Zorro
vizbcn tizcn0t pcreig. A szoptato bim-
bo, mihclyt u Zorro vizbol kivcszi, ma
gatol megszarad. Azutan tegyc egy for
re vizben kifGtt, szorosan elzalhato
iiycgbe, iigyeljen ARA, hogy szorosan
be legyen az ivcg fedve es tartsa ta-
vol a vilagossagt6l. A szoptato binbot
hasznalat el0tt isnet Xxi kell f6zni.
Tgcn j6, ha egyf tartalek szoptat6 bim-
DO van kennel, merit ezekiel igcn
soksz0r baleseet szokott t0rt6nni. Hat
szoptatos iivegnek es tizcnk6t szopta-
to bimbonak kell otthon lenni. Azon-
kiviil egy oily iivegre van sziiks@g,
mely egytol-nyolc ounc-ig mertekekrc
van beosztya es egy iivegtisztito kefe-
re,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-07

szazad ota ekszerek eladasaval
foglalkoznak. A szakma aparol-
fiura orokl3dott az evek soran.
Penteken, amikor az vi iizlet
megnyilik, kozonseg ele pompas
KEEP tarul maid. A ceg gyemant-
keszleteben, kepviseloit latjuk a
vilag minden egyes gyemant pia-
canak. Philip M. Kurjan es G. II.
Schwartz jelentos id6t toltottek
a gyemant placok meglatogatasa
val s sep peldanyok megszer-
zesevel.
A Kurjan ceg alkalmazottai, no
napok 6ta nagy szorgalommal Ike
sziilnek az vi iizlet megnyitasa-
ra, amak berendezese rengeteg
IDIOT vett igenybe. Condos figye-
lemmel rendeztek be az iizletet, a
hol az ekszert vasarlo ,kozonseg
mindent, a leheto legnagyobb va
lasztekban talal meg.
Egy III osztalyt is talal k0
zonseg a Kurjan ceg vi Jzlete
ben. Ehben az osztalyban ajande
koknak alkamas targyak vannaE
a legnagyobb gonddal osszevalo
gatva, ugy hogy, aki valakit mes
akar ajandekozni, hamar kivalasz-
hatja ebben az osztalyban a meg
felelo targyat.
Magyar testvereink figyelme
felhivjuk ere pompas, vi liz
letre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-07
MOZI HIREK
VILAGHIRU MJVESZEK
POMPAS HANGvERSENYE
nj gyszerii Vitaphone szamok.--A Do
me szinhaz .livo heti mtisora sok elye-
zetet iger.

Nasarnapi kezdettel a Dome szinhaz-
ban bemutatlsra keriil u "The Under
standing Heart cimii pompas KEEP,
melynck cgyik erdekcssege, hogy eb-
ben kepbcn foszcrep jut JlGGS-
mex, az okos kutyanak. A sok izgal
mat 6s erdckesseget igero, romantikus
szerelmi drama foszerepl6i: Joan Craw
ford Francis X. Bushman, Jr., Car
mel Myers es Radcliffe Fellowes.
Gy0nyorii termeszeti felv6telek, eek
k0zott egy hatalmas erdoeges teszlk
meg erdekessebbe ezt n kepet-melyet
clejit6l-vagig erdckl6d6ssel. vegyes IL
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-07

A Hippodrome.ban jatszo tarsalat
megszavaztatta a kozonseget. A szava.
zas ercdmeny yekent, Raynor Lehr, a
hires broadway tarsulata, a jov6 he
ten, aprilis 10,iki kezdettel elena
Rivers cimii pompas darabot fogjak
bemutatni. EFT az operettet j6l ismeri
mindenki, nagyon nepszeru enekes da.
rab--szeresni t6stenet, mjszerii beal.
litasbam. Erdekes tame es enek betetek
cmelik maid az el6adas magyszeriisegf
A rendes szereplokon xviii, meg c2ili
test erdemel Macy szepseg- k6rus.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-07


Esztend6k 0ta tervezte ennek
az NJ iizletnek megnyitasat Kur
jan erdekeltseg. Az ) East Fede-
raj ts 227 East Federal ST. alat-
Il Kurjan iizletek megfeleltek re
gebben celjuknak, de az ido mu-
l1saval, regi tervet valora KEEL
lett valiant Az iizleti forgalom al
lando n6vekedese, ceg il'ant
nyilvanulo bizalom emelkedese
tette ezt. szilksegesse.
A Kurjan ceg neve, femjelzett
marka az ekszeresz szakmaban. A
Kurjan csalad tagjai, harom ev-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-07
CSoDAS ALKALOM

Hazautazas miatt, surgosen ell
kell adnom a McGuffey Road mel
lett lev3 negy lottomat. Darab-
jat 1875 dollarert most meg lehet
kapni.
Minden egyes lot, testverek ko
z0tt is, legkevesebb 450 dollart
en-. Spekulaciora is nagyszerii be-
fektetes. Erdeklodok hivjak fel
telefonon EFT a szamot:
3-0692.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-07

Olvassa ezeket cikkekct mindig
gondosan es tcgye el jov6ben valid hasz-
1alatra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-07
Hogyan kel bebi-eledelt iiveggel tap
lalaShoz elkesziteni.

A tisztasagon kiyul a legfontosabb,
az elcdel kineresc es ihigitasa. Ha ede
sitett kondenzalt tejet hasznal csecsc
moje raszere, akkor ugy kell merni,
hogy kannib6l kaualra 0uti 6s any
nyit, bogy kaualat befedje, dc he
omoljek Xxi. AIT biztosan tudja, hogy
ha a kana1at a kannaba martia, akkor
nem lehet pontosan cgy kayeskaIal
nyit kim6rni, inert az allan mindig
rajta marad a tel. Az etetesi utasitas
ei6ir bizonyos kavesksinalnyi tejct BIZ
zonyos mennyisegii vizhez; exert min
den ka1lal tejet pontosan, Il fenti utasi-
tas szerint kell merni. Ha pontos XII
lett NERVE, akkor az iivcgct fott viz
eel melyet a higitashoz is hasznal, XII
kell obliteni, hogy a tejet, anelY az
iivegben narad, is kivegve. A nyitott
kannat egy kavescs6sz6vel vagy fcd6-
vel szorosan be keM takarni. A tel szi.
ne kremfeher legyen es mem szabad
csom6snak Jennie.
A fott vizct (nem Zorro vizet, ha
mem vizet, mely el6bb meg lett fozvc
es HI lett hjitve) egy mertekckrc beosz
tott iivegben kcll kimerni; aztan mer-
Je meg tejet, hogy vizszintesen le-
gten 1nert6k jelzoyel es ne 0utse tul
mereten es fokozatosan t0lts0n egy-
cgy kanalat a vizhez, aztan j6l razza
0ssze, mig egeszen fel hem kcveredik.
Azutan q mero iivegb6l ontsc a tejet
a szoptat6 iivegbc es tegye az el6bb fer
t6tlenitett szoptat6 binbot azonnal az
ivegre. Csak egy szoptatashoz elegendo
mennyiseget keverjen anindig ossze.
Ha sajat gyermekeinek sorsarol
van $40, ha eros es limos emberekke
akarja 6ket f0lneyelni, akkor kezdS
6veikben a legfontosabb q taplalek. Ez-
ert mem kiserleteznek mindenf6EGvel a
nepek. okos ember mem. pr6balkozik.
Ha az anyatejjel val6 taplalas lehe-
tetlen, ne busuljon, hanem kezdje azon-
milli6 gyermek ezen lett felnevelve es
nal gyermellet Borden s tejjel taplal
nj. Haronf nemzedeken keresztiil sok
lcggen 6nlieS is haszna ezc1i tslpasAa-
latokb0l.
Olvassa ezeket cikkekct mindig
gondosan es tcgyc el jov6ben valid hasz-
Ialatra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-07
Pizsana.

- Adjon nekem so centert abb
Dol a tarka szovetb5l, amit az
el0bb mutatott.
Nyolcvan centert? De hisz
abbol egy pizsama szamara sem te
lik.
- Nit tudja maga, hogy mi
lyen kicsi vagyok EN- otthon9
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-07
ELAD0 FARM!

Jo ut menten, Niles, Warren es Yo-
ungstown varosok k0zvetlen kozele-
ben e,ad6 egy 78-akeres farm, 8iszobas
hazza1 es garazzsaL.
Arnyekos fax, fatal gyiim0lcs6s, 500
gyiimolcs faval, 2-aker sz6l6vel beiil-
tetve. 15-aker jo erd6.
i AZ egesznek az ara, csak $1,000, le-
fizetes $500, tobbi kenyelmes evi
reszletekben.
Ez igazan alkalmi vetel, nivel far
mon !ev6 haz, egymagaban tobbet er.
Felvilaxoitassal szolgal.:
Popovich Mike
141N East Market st., Warren, O.
Telephone: Warren 1909.
G4-15).
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-07

Olvassa az Amerikai Magyar
Hirlapot es tamogassa az abban
hirdet6 cegeket
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-07
KURJAN FENYEs, VI tjzLETE
Minden tekintetben modern az vi
ekszer iizlet- Varosunk latva-
nyossaga a IL East Federal ST..
alatti iizlethelyiseg-A Kurjan
csalad harom evszazad ota Elk
szarkereskedessel foglalkozik.

Ptnteken reggel nyilik meg i'm
nep6lyes keretek kozott a leg
ujaIbb, legfenyesebb S legszebb
t1sz riizlete varosunknak, Kur-
Jan jewellery Co. boltja. A pom
pas vi iizlet, a egidealisabb fek-
ytsii, mivel az a(11 East Federal
ST. alatt talalhato.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-30
Hap Felsch Seized in
Soft Drink Raid

MILWAUKEE,. wis. Nov. s0.--
Oscar Happy Fclsch, one.tine
member Of the Inflated white sox
american League baseball team.
which was involved ii the Chicago.
Cincinnati world series scandal of
1919. was in peck Of new trouble
today.
Felsch was seized yesterday IN
mis- soft drink parlor. where dry
agents found q quantity OF whisky.
vine ana beer. The former baseball
star win be arraigned today before
Federal Commissioner III. 4. KEEL.
logg on p charge OF violating the
prohibition law
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-30
" [ S I ARRIVES
FOR CARE

Sammy West. Washington's rookie
outfielder, arrived in the Capital
today and prepared to have his
injured leg x.rayed. Until that Is
done little can be told OF the treat
ment to be given him. However, it
is thought that three weeks in 2
plaster cast will restore the full
use Of. the leg and send him home
for his Christmas dinner in fine
condition.
1--WE can't say much about the
case right now said President
Griffith. THE pictures will tell
the story, or we hope they will. He
says the leg has been better for
the last few days. hut. OF course,
that may he merely temporary. We
want him in good condition, not
ailing all the time"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-30
Drury Removes Sting
From Kick Against
That Decision

Los ANGELES, Cal. Nov. 30.
The ruling OF John Schommer,
umpire OF the Notre Dame-South.
ern California game at Chicago
last Saturday, which the Trojans
claim deprived them OF victory,
followed by the stateTeent of
Merely Drury, Trojan captain.
that U. s. c., had been robbed
OF victory. today had this town
by the ears. M
Commenting later on his s'nob-
berry" remark, Drury said that
he had been misinterpreted.
Il did not intend to. attack the
honesty or integrity OF any Of
ficial,' he stated. What / meant
was that a mistake on the part
of an official had changed the
score from to in our favor TO
to S against us. i am sorry so
much fuss has been made over 1t. /"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-30
Cornell Quick to
Deny Charge
of Sun

ITHACA, N. Y, Nov. 3d. Com
plete reputation Of an editorial ap-
pearing in the Cornell Daily Sun,
undergraduate newspaper. charging
University of Pennsylvania players
with undue roughness In the Cornell
Penn Came on Thanksgiving Day.
was made today by Capt. Harold
Hoekelman, of the Cornell eleven,
Head Coach Gilmour Dobie, Louis
r. Seller. president OF the student
council, and Graduate Manager Of
Athletics Romeyn Berry.
The editorial characterized the
Penn players as 'roughnecks" and
the Cornell players as athletes. =
and stated that Cornell does not
care to engage an opponent who
"blindIy permits its representatives
to use foul means on the field OF
sports.
The Cornell committee sent tele.
grams to the Penn authorities stat
ing that the editorial did not repre-
sent Cornell sentiment.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-30
PLA Y
CORRECT

CHICAGO, Nov. S0.-Here Is what
some MidWestern critics think of the
disputed football play in the South
ern California. Notre Dame game
here Saturday. Their opinions were
collected after Capt. Morley Drury,
of the Trojans. is reported to have
charged that his team was robbed"
BY an unfair decision.
Knute Rockne. coach of Notre
Dan1eI have always taken the Of
'ficial decision as final. but Coach
Jones and Captain Drury of the
Southern California team, are en-.
titled to their opinions.
Major John l.. Griffith, Big
Ten athletic. cOnlmissiOner-Th
ruling that the play was
touchback IS correct, In my Opin-
ion.
Mayor William Hale Thompson Of
Chicago, a former football star The
Officials were correct in their judg.
ment.
]. Louis COmiskey, White Sox
OfficiaI--The officials were cor
rect In their ruling, in my Opin-
ion. Ii was just what they called
tia tOUchback.
Ed Knox, former Yale athlete
believe Southern Califorria's claims
are valid. Riley did have momen-
tary possession of the ball and the
play should have been ruled a safety
and not touchback.
Edward J. Kelly, president OF the
South Park board From where ]
sat it looked like a touehback.
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could get them without taking the
worst OF It. in trade.
u course. he has q manager now
VINO won two penantS and finished
well up in his four years with the
senators; still, manager and
player who wants to go elsewhere
y one who might as well start i'm.
mediately as more or less sensible
measure among those particularly
concerned.
Harris and the Washington
fans. seem to have beeOme
estranged during the last IL
months. but not Harris and
griffith. They are excellent
business friends. according to
available advices.
II Griffith did agree 10 the trans.
Ter. u would be likely to include
several players Of both clubs, since
neither Is going anywhere regard
less OF what they may do. The
senators would be glad to place
Sewellt at shortstop. They have
spoken of parting company with
Joe Judge and, since the Indians
can have no valid objection to
Joseph and the latter and Harris
are close friends. 1t might seem
possible that the first baseman
would be involved in the proposed
deal.
However, there is something
about the project which everyone
has forgotten. with the possible ex.
ception Of Griffith. II he traded
Harris away, he not only would be
without a second baseman. but also
first!class manager. And they
don't grow that kind seven days In
every week.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-30

Bruce Caldwell, OF Yale, was not,
chosen for the reason that he did
not play against Princeton or Har-
ward. There is little doubt that the
stalwart halfhack Of the Blue ranks
with the great backs OF the era.
Then ends Of Team A are
DOnchess University Of Pitts
burgh, and Chuck Born, Of
Army. Team B has Fishwick.
of Yale. and Charley M0eser, ofs
Princeton. These men are
picked over such stars as Fol.
well ScuIl. University of Penn.
sylvania; Provincial, Of George.
town: sloane. Of Navy, whn
once played with Drake; Har.
bold, Of Army; Lawler. Of Prince
ton: House. Of Lafayette. and
dozen others.
Born. in the writer's opinion, is
as good an end as you will meet in
a seasons search. He is big, fast,
IA deadly tackler and a whiz.bang
on attack. The offensive that turns
Born's end has to be mighty fast
and compact. Donchess. of Pitts
burgh, is another such end in every
essential. Fiswick and Moeser, Of
b squad, played consistently brill
liant football all season.
Mort Sprague, Of Army is The best
tackle in the East. A large order,
you may say, but 1t stands that way
as this writer sees football. Sprague
is d man Of giant mold yet a.
sprinter on Army's track outfit. OPP
sAnefSar Anav,4- ltdV1As osa3ra
ground through SpragtlS this year
to give decent burial to hare. Navy
never sent a play near Sprague that
gained. What Sprague was to Army,
Ed Hake was to Pennsylvania. They
are this writer's choice for A squad
tackles. Anderson. OF Cornell. and
Quarter, Of Yale. are on B squad.
Other first.cIass sackles in the
Vast this year were Perry OF
Army: BagdanOyich. II NAVY:
BarfieId and Whyte, Of Prince
! versity; WinniCk, OF Syracuse,
and Reynolds. Of Columbia.
Captain Webster, or Yale, and
MalnOney. Of Penn State, are as good
guards as one will find in the East,
and are chosen az A squad plOw
horses. These men fit ideally into
the requirements OF modern football.
Mooney, Of Georgetown is shifted
from his normal tackle berth to a
guard post on B squad. because of
his exceptional kicking ability. He
Is entirely too good with his toe to
be discounted. A good tackle, he
would be just as good as 4 guard.
Burke. that fighting demon in Navy's
blue who ruined a day for Burke and
almost did the same for Army. is a
second string guard on this writer's
tear1s Burke is what the boys might
cali WOW.
The two hest 4 centers NJ the +
EasteFn year were CIvarleswOFtll,
~ Eale. seriously injured IN tire
Harvard game. and Claude
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-30
LlIGI IT
FLASHES

At indianapolis Jack Duffy.
Toledo lightweight, outpointed
frankie Osier, indianapolis, 10
rounds.
Joe Miller, Chicago middleweight,
drew with frankie Jones, indiana
apolis. eight rounds.
At Kew Haven, Conn.--Tony
Travers, New Haven, won decision
over Charlie Rosen.. New York. 10
rounds.
At Reading. PaBabe McGor.
gary, Tulsa. Okla, won decision
over Baby Brown, Atlantic City,
N. j., eight rounds.
At Los Angeles---Ace Hudkins. of
Nebraska, knocked out Herman
Auerbach, OF Los Angeles. four
rounds.
Art de Champlain, Wallingford.
Conn, kayoed Joe Curry, New
York in sixth round.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-30
Grigsby, Of Georgetown. There
Is little to choose between these
men.

The writer has seldom seen a
niftier player than Grigsby, but in
discussing his case with many prom.
inent football men there is a dis
position to give the Ell snapper.
back a slight edge.
And now the fun starts. We
ideIye into the backfield play. The
quarterbacks are Baruch, OF Prince
ton, q triple threaten of parts, and
Gamer, of New York University.
Both had splendid seasons, but the
writer Is inclined to give Barueh
an edge over the University Heights
Violet.
Gibby WEIGH, OF Princeton; ION.
ward Christian eagle, Or Army,
and Mike MyIes, OF Princeton, are
chosen as A squad backs. Welch
and eagle are fine broken field run
ners. adept in sIanting at tackle
and cutting around an end. WEIGH
and eagle can block out tacklers
and do good defensive Job as well.
Myles is q lire breaker and is one
of the best defensive backs this
writer ever watched in action. With
the exception of Myles, YOU find a
backfield Of punters and passing
backs.
Common. Nork, Amos ana Mars.
ters, 3 squad backfieId, are at ieast
Inc equal of any that might be
CHOSEN from the myriad sterling
backs Of this season. Amos ~ one
Of the most versatile men OF the
last four years. Nork is a jim
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-30
TOM CONNOLLY FIGHTS
FOR SUNDAY BASEBALL
BY Louis A. Dcugher

Boston vet SUNDAY baseba which will Be big boost
both of the hardest workers
eglng the the veteran American League umpire
Tommy Connolly, of Natick, Mass.
petition signed by $4,000 filed
with Walter
Shuebru asking bill provide athletic
sport horse automobile racing boxing hunting
with bin would permit the
of nd m nd for fees 3
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-30
new YORK HEARS THAT.
BUCKY HARRIS HEADS
FOR CL[V ELAND
By DAVIS ]. WALSH
7(InternationaI News Service Sports Editor

NEW YORK Nov far from having abandoned the
project has renewed its Stanley Harris from
Washington its playmanager for 1929
informing Clark Griffith that he write his ticket the
player exchange This information hand
most intimate did the further
to Griffith to ask for the transfer Cleveland provng
could be equally arranged.
Ava Bradley, newly installed of Indians
York today but his VISIT informed had bearing
Harris matter The latter in fact is understood
head not through Bradley but result of the election
Evans American League umpire vice president
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-30
Hearst AlI-America
Team Selected

Sporting editors and foot
ball experts of twenty-four
Hearst newspapers in all sec
tons of the United States
have selected All-America
football elevens. The Hearst
All,America eleven is the
most thoroughly representa-
tive of them all. From Bos-
ton to San Antonio and from !.
Baltimore to San Francisco
these experts have watched
hundreds Of games and seen
thousands Of grid players in
action. Their. composite
eleven for the All-Annerica
as well as their sectional !
selections are worth looking
over. The Hearst All-Amer-
lea football eleven will he
printed on Saturday, Decem-
Der 8. in the
WASHINGTON TIMES
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-30
Grigsby Makes OMeiH,s
Second Eastern Team
Ry Frank r. O'Neill

obviously impossible any football however,
enterpng than actual competition
Wherefore this writer selecting what be
asar confines himself entirely
and in choosing players picks mostly those whom he has in
action One two exceptions this rule invoked and
fhenth Of football s
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-30
Griffith Is Sick And
Tired OF Denying
Idle Zephyrs

I'm sick and tired of denying
that bunk out Of New York. " said
President Clark c. Griffith today
when asked concerning the rumor
that Bucky Harris had asked to
be traded to the Cleveland club.
There isn't word Of truth In
4, now, before or in the future.
/ wish you fellows would make
that Just as strong as you can.
Harris is my manager. He
suits me to IT. Harris is salts.
fled here and is now planning
with me for the coming spring
campaign. This is all I have to
say"