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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-12

San Franciscu mali nedavno episkopani kazatelia
krajinsky kongres ktorom preriasane boy rome III
vone otazky l'udsva Vazne pojednavane bolo oizke
ci kapitasta moze byt vobec dobrlm krest anon Rev
Mesh Brooklyn n Y. vel mi iitocil amerckl pc
1azovladu tv1d ze ziaden prislusnk cirkve nemoze
byt pravy nasedovnikom Krista esti e ME strane
demokracie priemysle. Rev. Melishom velka cast
knazov sthasila
Spojenych Statoch poslednych rokoch episko-
palma cirkev caste nesa do sveskych yecl naroda
ej krhu vysly al protesty prot vojenskemu zasahova
niu Nicaragua Mexiku Mnoh1 Amerikani jej toto
zazievajn odkazuu ju duchovne pole Ale tazko je
vymedzt duchovne pole ucinkovana crkvi, kedze duch
coveka prebyva jeho ele Ono je jedno druho, do
kym covek Mje Preto cirkey mls zasahovat do vec,
ktole prvy pohl ad zdajn cekoln nlatelialnym
vsak kor6 maj1 velky vv dusevne zlo alebo dobro
Demokracia priemyse je kres 'anskeho stanoviska
nieen ziaducna ale je al jadron k1est'anstva: 'Muj
bzneo svoho ako seba sameho' Milovat blizneho ako
seba sam6ho tom case no vykorist ovat ne
mzno Gin skorej pokojnou cestou nadde prienyselna
demokracia tym skosie k1est ansky zvot sane sk-
tocny1n.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-12

licsku vsetkej ucty, S ktorou mas
cIovek hi adj ma kIaza ako svoJ-
ho duchovneho vodclh Sposob Je-
no pisania vzbudzuje pohorsenie
celeho knazstva a veriacich, ktorl
boil ntteni poslat' apostolskemu
nmciusovi Prahe otvoreny List
ako st almost proti nedostojne-
mu sd chovannu Jehliaskovmu.
DR.. Jehlicska sa vyltcil tymto
chovanim nielen naroda, ale ali
z dostojmeho stavu klazskeho.
Najlepsim d6kazom odsttdenia
nemravneho pisania Jehlicskovho
je fakt, ze pIsacky jeho net'aha-
!. jn re je ka!zdym rokom ndteny
menit mena svojich oasopisoy, a.
by Judi takymto sposdbom mohol
zavadzat ale ann to neplatf
Jehlicska, ktory sd svojich pi-
saakach nevie zastayit ami pred
osobou prezidenta C.-S. B., ktore.
ho memo je vazene V celom svete,
Jehlicska, ktory skoro ojedmelym
sposobom tupi slovenskyeh kato-
lickych bislupov a knazov, kto-
~ sliape po najprimitlvnejsadl
zasadach moralzy a slusnosti,
ktory bIri k nepriatel 'stvu ma
sinrt brata proti bratovi, ktore.
mu vyrazy ako lotor, Slodej, vrah,
svif1a, prasiala atd' s1 dennou po-
travou, sa dayno vylnGil naroda
sloyenskeho. A kazdy SloVak sa
pri vyklovenl mena Jehlicskowho
hanbou cervena, bo nevie p0cho-
pit ako slove1rska matka vedela
dat svetu takeho syna, htory je
rakovinOu ma tele naroda.
Jehlicskov casopis s1Samostat-
nost" - najviac rozsfreny je medzi
nasimi rodaklni Spoj. Statoch.
Posiela no zdarma kazdemu kra-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-12

Narodil sa 20. janruara 1879 V
Kutoch, Nitrianskej, ako syn IL
'citel ia. Po skonceni theologickych
stndif na viedenskej lunivezite
Dol vysvateny va knaNa +. 1902.
Roku 1906 boil zvoleny "a poslan-
ca do uhorakeho snemal, kde w.
stupoval ako uyedomely Slovak
Ale llz roku 1907 sa vidal iila1rda-
tu, lebo sa mu mel 'mbil 'aEky BOZ
Slovakov proti Mad 'arom a dial
prednost vyhodnej jsiemu miestu,
ktore mu Mad 'ari poni1kli. TAX
ystlpil do ieh sluzieb. Najpry Dol
kaplan0m a katechetom Buda-
pesti, ale potom menovany boil do
centom a rOku 1916 mImoriad-
ny1n iprofesorom mraVouky Ma u
niveruite v Budapest Vtedy sa
lsz so Slovakmi nestykal v dobe
valky as otvorene postavil iproti
MIN.
Po utvorenf sa Cesko.Sloven-
skej RepuIbliky sa vratil lla Slo-
vensko a hlasal v tlaci a reciach
lrpln1 jednotnost Cechov Slo-
vakov, tvrdiac, re MET medNi mimi
rozdielu ami v reei ami v kryi a
ami smysl ami. Cesi vraj mozu
svojou kultiirou vaGssOal vyspelo-
st 'ou prospect Slovakom povin-
most 'ou kaEdeho Slovaka je pra-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-12
SVET ZVIERAT v MORSKEJ
BURKE.

DO Suderlamdu priplaval pred
casom parnik, nalozeny od palu.
by az po najtemnejSie hlbiny Lodi
na,jrozEicnejsom cudzozennskou a
diyokou zverinoa, ktoru parnik
sobral na ceste ol1olo syeta do
vaaa do Europy pre- zoologicke
zahrady. Parnik zazil ia svojej
ceste zi'iedkaye dobrodr,lzstvo, ma
ktOre baluii vSetci l'uklski Msast.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-12


nici plaTby spominat' isse smrti.
Nieaol ko dni cesty cd svojho cic-
la 1achvatena bpla lod' t'aEl1ou
b1rhouI pri ktorej sa roobl cely
rad hlietok, v ktorych bola diNo-
ka zver zajata. Talk dostaio sa
mnozstNo opdc, tigrov, hadov a
mej haNedi ma svobodn a okupo.
vaao pre- seba palubu. Posadka sa
7acllranila ma lanpch. B1rka me-
dzitym strasne ztIila parnik sa
medal do|bre ovladat'. Na'jyacsie
nebezpe6ie preHivala lod q JED
cestovatelia, ked Shiny orangutan,
ozbrojehy t'azkym lod 'nym kla-
diyom, vniknul do strojovne. Y
kratkosti ju uplne opanoval. "a
pacilo sa mu t'ahat' Smikat
vsetkymi pakami a kolami, elm u
yadzal LODI do nainesmyseanejsie-
ho tancu, aky kedy naannrnfci "a
zili. To trvalo hodnu chvil u, az
sa kone6ne podarilo omracit' O.
picu dobre nnierenou ranou kladi.
vom, ktore po nom vrhnul jeden
20 strojnikov, vyskrab avsdch sa
ma povalu strojovne. V tel ddbe
vnikla ohrovska kobra (ha'd) do
kapitanovej kajuty. Kapitan sa
zprw poklisal, pomoct' 81 revol-
| verom, to mu vsak mnoho nepo-
mohlo, lebo trafeny plaz ma rany
dako vel mi nereagowaa. Konecne
sa zaallraffil saiko zazrakom a po-
darilo sa mu ujst' ma paaubu, Cd
kial' sa vyspehal hore povrazami.
Poranene -zviera spadlo pri jeho
prenasledovani cez paluubu do roz-
bnreneho mora. Pc dlhej 1lannahe
podaa1ilo sa kouleene otuzilej p0-
sadke zahmat' jednotlive Every do
romych priestorov lodi, opravit'
klietky a ucinit' draNcov Ease ne
skddnymi. Prispelo i'm k tomu
hlavne pocasie, ktore sa upokoji-
10. Jedine k1.asny papagaj,, ku
ktoremu sa nemohli dostat' ypla.
val vo vsetkej slave do Suderlan-
du ma najyysssom lSonci prostred-
neho stoEiaru, odkial' sa dival na
1aOyii zem.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-12

janovi, koho adresu len dostane.
Zrejm'6 je, 10 niekto ho financf-
ruje ,lebo vvdavat' aAsopis D pla-
tit poStu, to nie je nic lacn6ho.I
ze kto je ten niea1to, kto JShlics-I
ku jeho zradn1 pracu financu-
je, snadno 81 domyaiet'. Pirate
l'om slovairov Cesko-s -slovenskej
Republiky iste ME je.
KaEde pocmanie Jehlicsku je
dobre pozorovame. Dabre znamou
vecou je, ze Jehlicslaa je hodne ne
pozorny. Talk zname nom, ze v
jtrni konana bola u neho vo We'd
hi porafa. On zdrzuje sa u kapu-
cinov a nerobi toho ziadnej tai
nosti. Ma poradu kn Jehlicskovi
dostavili sa jeho kalibru zradco-
via slovenskej veci: Frantisek I'm
ger Cerny, ktori zijd pol l'skom
Tesine majn ma starosti vyda-
uanie "Samostatnosti Dvor-
csak a GeNa Christian, ktori zijii
v PariHi a tam vedn mad 'arsk1 l.
redentisticlzd propaganda. q Pc
Ste prisli ma poradu: DR.. krisz-
tics, DIR. Bulissa, Karol Strba a
Pazturik. Ma tejto porade yypra.
/ covali memorandum, v ktorom
nlimo ineho ziadajm preyedenie
plebiscMu ma Slovensku. Deputa.
cia tychto najatcov S memorandu.
MON pojde do Anglicika, kde pri
pomoci mad 'arofilov akym je
lord Rothmere - bude agitOvat
za odtrhnutie Slovenslza od Ces
ko-Slovenskej Republiky. z Ang
licka deputacia pricestuje do Spo
jeny1ch statov ze. pocq prichodi
Jehlicska so, syojnni pajtasmi dc
Ameriky, to je otvorena tajnost'
NaGo by sem prichodil? NaJpry
bude agitovat' medzi americkou
Slovacou ma prednaskach. Ale a
| gitovat bude al medzi amerlcky
mi politikarmi prezldentov
Coolidgeovi odovzda ten vo We'd
nj v juni vypracoyany memoran
DUN. Vsetky trovy Jehlicsku {
| jel.o spolukolomposov znasa ma
| d 'arska vlada, ktorou Jehlmski
| ma dorozumenie a ktora no naja
la na propagovanie myslenk,
zpatpripojenia Slovelrska ku Ma
| d aMku.
Jehlicskova akcia je dobre or
ganizovana. Ale jeho americk
Iplany sa nevydaria. Americlzycl
Slovakov Jehlicska uz diva raz
svadzal, ale syiest sa mu medal
Americki Sloyaci praye talk, ak,
al naSi krajovi bratia, Mad al
mi nikdy vyse neehceGi mat n.
coho do CINEMA. Amlericki Slovat
bojovali "a oslobodenie sa nash
naroda zpod mad 'arskeho janma
viacej do neho nepojdu, a to tyr
menej na nahovaranie zrad'c
Jehlicsku. Jehlicska pride sem n
iasen tB najde mas dobre pr
pravenych.
sdruzenei Slovenskych
< Novinarov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-12
KDE VIAL JEHLICsKA ADREsY?

Vsetky sovensk6 casopisy Amerike zaoberajn sa
Jehlicskom zasielanm eho oplzeho casopisu "Samo-
statnost'' tisicm americkym Sovakom. Vsetky no od
sudzujn Sloyac Torington Conn podal poste zia
dost ably ten asopis do spoj Statov nebol Wac prpu
steny.
SINE zvedavi, kde Jehlicska dosta take mnozstvo adj
ries anerckych SloVakoy? Ie e ich sam 20 domoch
nesbieral ich nevypsoval AMI menoslovov obyva
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-12

tel stva rozcnych miest. Oplatlo by vynajst re z
kor6ho prameila tie adresy ma Do Youngstown prisla
jeho 'Samostatnost mnohym Slovakom. Mono pred
pokadat ze 81 adresar zadovaz niekore redakci Wy
chodiaceho alebo zaiknueho SLOW casopisu Trochu Wy
setrovana by snadno vedlo ku objayelu tajnych spo
jencov Jehcskovych medzi americkymi Slovakmi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-12

1lO'yrn Zelll.
Evening star., 1927-10-26
LEAGUE WILL NAME
BARNARD ON NOV. 2
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. October 2e.-The success
sor to Ban Johnson as president of the
American League will be named at a
meeting of the board of directors of
the league here November ..
Frank j. Navin, vice president and
acting head of the league since John
son resigned week ago. has called
special meeting of the league direc-
tors for election of new president
Members of this board are Navin
Ben Shibe of Philadelphia, Phil Ball
Of St Louis and Clark Griffith of
Wa Shington.
Navin gave no indication as to the
choice of the club owners. but rum
blings from within the circuit indicate
that +. s. Barnard, president OF the
Cleveland Club, will be chosen. There
have been intimations that Col. Jacob
Rupert, owner OF the New York
Yankees, favored some one else. but
Rupert candidate has not become
generally known.
Harry Grabiner, secretary of the
Chicago White SoX and spokesman for
Charles A. Comiskey, owner Of the
club, says the majority of the club
owners favor Barnard's election. He
has been identified with the Cleveland
club in the capacity of secretary and
later president for several years.
William Harridge, for Is years pri-
vate secretary to the retiring presi-
dent, Johnson, again has assumed
active charge of the leagues affairs,
until the new chief is appointed.
Johnson, out of base ball for the
first time since 1898, when he was
sports writer at Cincinnati, is on the
first lap of his period of rest. taking
treatment at Excelsior Springs, Mo.
Evening star., 1927-10-26

THOCGH Business forfeited its
public high school champion
ship foot ball game with
l. Central yesterday because the
Stenogs felt that they could
not play without using ineligible
players the school expects to have an
Ineligible eleven for it's next game,
which will be with Eastern on No
vember /.
While Central gained the victory
officially. Business certainly achieved
a moral triumph in battling the Blue
and White to n 1919 tie. 1t was
he first time for a long while that
Stenog eleven has given Gen.
trail team such a battle.
Only 1S Eligible.
With just 13 men eligible and 4
of them injured, Lynn Woodwork
realized that II would he virtually
impossible to go through with the
game using only eligible players and
make a respectable showing. He
laid the situation before the various
officials and it was agreed that rather
than disappoint the large crowd the
game would be played, but that it
would be forfeited to Central.
Revelle Jones, Harry Altemus. jake
Lewis and Perry Early were the in
eligible players that Business used.
It is generally agreed that the action
decided upon by the officials was fair
to all concerned and, what is more to
the point, the big crowd Of spectators
present enjoyed one Of the most thrill
ing exhibitions offered by public high
teams in recent years.
1t was a great game from the out
set. With Capt. Charlie May as their
ace;- the Business team played with
a dash that was new to a Stenog
eleven. Recently fans have been used
to seeing in action a big but slow
Business eleven. Yesterday, however,
they saw heavy team, but one that
also was fast and alert. If enough
good Business players can keep eligible
for the remainder of the season it is
a safe bet that the Stenogs will wind
up in the race in q much higher posi-
ton than in recent years.
Central, handicapped by a green
line, also put up a valiant fight.
While the forward line did most
creditably, 1t was the stellar work of
the Blue and White backfield that
kept it in the running. A bang-up
forward-passing attack from Ault to
Cross, which resulted in two touch.
Towns, and the fine running of Stevens
were the high spots of the Central
drive.
Business was the first to score when
Evening star., 1927-10-26
Alexandria Newsboys have formed
BASKET BALLlEAGUE
TO COMPLETE PLANS

With II teams entered Washington
City Basket Ball League will undergo
final organization tomorrow night in
room 218 of the Y. M. C. A. at 8
o'clock.
officers will be elected. final plans
made for the season and franchise
money posted.
There is a possibility that other
teams may be admitted. Teams al
ready granted franchises are: Wash
ington Canoe Club, Potomac Boat
Club, Jewish Community Center, Co.
r of Hyattsville, District National
Guardsmen; Woltz Photographers,
Woodlothians, Park View, Grey
Hounds, Marine Barracks, Glovers
and Y. M. C. A.
This aggregation Of teams includes
the best strictly amateur quints in
the District.
Bankers Basket Ball League Off
cials will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at
the Post. Thomas B. Rhodes, presi-
dent. will appoint committees, includ-
ing group to draw up rules. A date
win be set when no more teams will
be admitted. Games will start the
latter part of next month.
Sergt. Maurice A. Miller was
elected president of the Enlisted
Mems Club of Battery G, 260th Coast
Artillery, District National Guard,
which will have strong court team
this Winter. Other officers are:
Corp. Leslie S. LIE Compte, vice presi,
dent; Charles A. Minor, secretary, and
J. Pyler Willett, treasurer. Sergt.
David Mushinsky will have charge of
the quint.
Columbia Heights Christian Church
basket ball team will hold a 2-hour
drill tomorrow night at Central High
School gym, starting at $50 o'clock.
Candidates will be welcomed.
Practice games with 1l5-pound fives
are wanted by Corinthian Midgets for
Monday nights at 1880 o'clock in Peck
gym. Call Manager Eagan at Lin
coin 1892 between and Z o'clock.
Evening star., 1927-10-26
CAPLES TO CAPTAIN
AMERICAN u. ELEVEN

William G. Caples of this city was
elected captain of the American Uni
versity eleven. Caples, who plays CEN
ter, is the son Of Lieut.. Col. w. G.
Caples and a graduate Of Western
High School.
He succeeds Tom Sawyer, who with
drew from school.
Coach Springston said today he was
we'll pleased with the selection of Ca
pies as captain, and thought the team
would do well under his leadership.
The squad Is being rut through stiff
PAGES daily Tor the game Saturday
with Blue Ridge at st. Adams field.
Jack Daily will be referee and Jack
Williams umpire. Play will start at
2:30.
Evening star., 1927-10-26
GRID TEAM DROPPED
FROM LEAGUE, FINED

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA. October Com.
cials of the Eastern League. a pro-
fessional foot ball organization, have
forfeited the franchise of the Wilkes
Barre club and fined its management
5000 for failure to send it's regular
team to Atlantic City for a league
game last Sunday.
Wilkes-Barre, with Harry Stuhl.
dreher and Ed Huntsinger Of Notre
Dame among the stars in it's lineup.
was booked to play at Atlantic City
and Manager f. C. Willetts of At
lantic City advertised these stars ex-
tensively.
On Sunday, Wilkes-Barre was al
legged to have sent it's stellar combina-
ton to Stapleton, Staten Island, while
a second team Travelled to Atlantic
City.
Manager Willetts, without knowl-
edge of this change until game time,
offered to refund the fans money.
League officials held up the guar
antee offered to Wilkes Barre and de-
clared this forfeited, as we'll as the
$500 posted for the league franchise.
Evening star., 1927-10-26
BY JOHN Ii. FOSTER.

"a IEW YORK. October EFF
N other clubs of the American
VI League do not look TO their
/ Y taurels the Washington club
will enter the season of 1928
with the reputation of having the
best pitching staff in the circuit, de
spite the fact that Chicago and Cleve-
land have snapped courtesies at each
other for such preferment for two or
three years.
Post.season indications at present
disclose that the Nationals are max
ing an effort to build up a serviceable
pitching staff without regard to- any
stars who are supreme in striking
batterS out. 1t is a wise move, be-
cause Walter Johnson, the big smoke
of by-gone years, is no longer one of
the happy band that roamS the banks
of the Potomac.
There is method in what Washing
ton is doing. First it took Sam Jones
from the St. Louis Browns. Jones is
not as good as he once was, but there
may be fair season left in him. Any
how, he was always successful against
Washington when opposing that team.
until he was sent to st. Louis by the
Yankees in trade. Jones could win
from Boston and the Western teams
Al
the Nationals will be helped when
they get away from home.
CASTOR Should Help.
Milton CASTOR, also of the Browns
and who was once with the Yankees,
has been taken by Washington. His
record in 1927 is that of a mighty
good everyday man to have around.
He won from Boston, split even with
= oil
land and split even with Detroit and
Chicago-and that, too, with a team
that wasn't playing much better than
class AA ball.
Marberry was more of q winner
from Western teams than from the
East. He knocked Cleveland down
four times and split even with Chi
cago.
Braxton was still in the expert
mental stage this year. He is well
liked in Washington and he curves
the ball as vigorously as the old-time
school teacher caned a bad boy. Yet
he has not arrived at that stage where
he can be called a downright winning
pitcher.
Lisenbee was the best winner
against everybody that the Nationals
had. He is the only man, young or
old, to heve licked the Yankees five
times. That was one of the pitching
feats of 1927. That Lisenbee will de-
velop into one of the great pitchers of
base ball is indicated by what he did
last season and by his good work
with Memphis in 1926. He won nine
teen games and lost seven for
Memphis that year and Tom Watkins
of the Memphis club saw him depart
for Washington with regret.
Evening star., 1927-10-26
FANS OF AUSTRALIA
SEEKING BASE BALL
By the Associated Press,


NEW YORK, October 26--Aus-
tralia wants American base ball.
Australian base ball fans have been
waging an uphill battle against the
popularity of cricket, and they need
support. they have indicated in letters
to John A. Heydler. president of the
National League. through A. Black
man, secretary of a base ball league
in the Antipodes. they asked that
American teams visit their country.
Heydler said he would propose the
sending of two teams of American
base ball ambassadors to Australia at
the annual meeting Of the National
League in December.
Australian fans have not seen an
American team in action since A. G..
Spalding led the first American ex-
peditionary forces there 40 years ago.
The progress of the game there has
been slow because it is played in the
Winter and because social advantages
and other connections associated with
cricket draw all the youthful talent
and give it monopoly on playing
areas.
Evening star., 1927-10-26
NUMEROUS former college and
high school stars will face Mo-
hawks at American League
| Park Sunday for Homestead

II
nj high school stars will face Mo-
VI hawks at American League
i Y Park Sunday for Homestead
A. c. eleven of Baltimore.
Those who have previously starred
for colleges are: Landy and Carey,
Johns Hopkins; Budnick, Washington
and Lee; Joestring, st. Johns, and
Giege. McRomie and Sol Baker, West.
ern Maryland: Caulk, Martin, Beall,
Mcclure, Swartz and Perkins, former
Baltimore City College players. are
on the big squad.
Seymour Hall has secured q game
with Fort Humphreys eleven for
Sunday at Union League Park at 8
o'clock for Apachs A. c. Ty Rauber's
charges will be out to avenge a 26-O
lacing meted to the Little Indians in
1925 by the Soldiers. Practice will
be held tonight at 7:30 o'clock in the
Apache stronghold.
Anac0stia Eagles will make their
bow in 150-pound ranks on Sun.
day when Alexandria Tigers pay a
visit to Fairlawn Field at 8 o'clock.
Eagle warriors will begin drilling to-
morrow night at 7:30 o'clock at Thir.
teenth street and Good Hope road,
Anacostia.
With the addition of Woodley, Pat
terson and Nellie Jett, capable young
stars, Joe Ganey is predicting big
things for his Palace A. C. eleven
which will engage Washington Ma
rines on Sunday at 8 o'clock on Wash.
fngton Barracks Field.
Company e, 121st Engineers, Dis
trict National Guard, has organized
a 150-pound eleven and will be directed
by j. H. Smallwood.
Seat Pleasant Ffremen are rounding
into top form for the league game
with Southern Preps on Sunday.
Scrimmage will be held on MARYLAND
Park field tonight at 7:30 o'clock.
Senators will face Kennedys in a
115-pound clash on Sunday minus
their star, CasSasSa, who suffered q
leg injury. The game will be played
at o'clock on Reservoir field.
Northeast Collegians. who are seek.
ing games with Northerns, Eagles and
Carlyles, will drilr tomorrow night
at 7:30 o'cock at Seventh street and
Maryland avenue.
Collegians are scheduled to practice
at O'Clock tonight at Sixth and A
streets in preparation for their game
on Fairlawn Field at 1870 o'clock Sun
day morning.
RenrOcs are without a foe for Sun
day. Practice will be staged tonight
at $50 o'clock on Plaza field. Call
Lincoln 1868 after 5 o'clock.
Games In the 125-135 class are
sought by Palace Props. Call Manager
Farming at Franklin 8523-J. Notre
Dame Props are especially challenged.
Senators, 115-pOunders, are looking
Tor games. Call Columbia 562.
NOrtherns, Carlyles, Collegiates and
other teams in 115-pound ranks are
Evening star., 1927-10-26
Strong Staff Coal of Nationals Quits rs Cincinnati
ALEXANDRIA eleven
TO MEET SOLDIERS

ALEXANDRIA,, Va, October 26.--
Alexandria Fire Department Prep foot
ballers will meet the Fort Washing
ton Post team there Sunday at 8
o'clock. A government boat will leave
the Cameron street wharf at noon
that day and all local fans are invited
to make the trip.
A meeting OF managers Of the local
basket ball teams will be held in the
City Hall council chamber tonight at
8 o'clock to map a schedule for the
use of the Armory Hall this Winter.
James Quayle, well known sandlot
pitcher, suffered a fractured skull
when he fell from the second story of
n building in Potomac, Va, he was
painting yesterday. Jimmy has played
with virtually every unlimited team in
this city.
Alexandria Newsboys have formed
a foot ball team and have elected
Dick Carne, manager. and Billy
Lynch. captain. Goodrich Smith, Yer
non, Bender, Edgar Thomas. F'itton,
Jones, Lynch, Fones, Whalen Edgar,
Thomas and Carne will play. The
combination will play in the 110-pound
class and Carne may be phoned at AL
exandria Z for games.