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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-26
.kl6fRIkAi MA1YAR HlkrAe.

z M
Inyeket is megenekelt. Amerika
magyar verseinek egy resze alkal
mi vers az ertekiik mem sok
ASt&n vannak amerikai magyar
targyu verse;, amelyskben tnlss
gosan eszmenyesiti az ideszakad,
magyarokat. Ezeknek erteke j.
csak olyan, mint egy alkalmi yer.
Ise. Am tobb verseben zavartalan
k6lt0i er6 nyilatkozik meg, ta-
Ian legmegindit6bb ssBucsube-
szed " cimi k0temenye, amely-
ben AIT mondja inagar6l, hogy
"reves ia lettem, mar ledDlhe-
TEX" Ez koltemeny mintegy le-
|szamolas amerikai sorsaval, er6-
teljes, szenved6lyeben 1neghatd,
5ssintesegeben lelekbe markol6.
A k0lt6 elete alkonyara megva-
knlt. Visszaerkezve Magyaror-
szagba, egyik verseben AIT irta:
Hazajottem, allok
Tetovan,
Elhoztak az almok.
De hajlekot sehol Sc talalok
Eletemnek alkonyan.
Miesoda tragikus sors, amiben
ITALIAN csak egy vigasztal6 mozEa-
nat van ez az, hogy Rudnyansz-
ky sohasem sziint meg almodozni.
Azert volt k0ltG! Wax szemmel is
t6bbet latott azoknal, akik csak
Jozanok, csak szamitok, ennelfog-
va az orruknal tovabb mem lat
max. Rudnyanszky Gyula emleket
megbecsiilve kegyelettel meg6rzi
az amerikai magyarsag. Olvassuk
verseit, inert ICY igazan meg6riz-
zuk emleket. Olvassuk verseit.
inert minden hodolotnal, mindan
dIcsekvesnel nagyobb elismeres.
ha kolt6 eleten at a kolt6 sziiveyel
0lelkezik. -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-26
A CAMPBELL PETGFIAK
MEGTARTOTTAK A GYttIEST

A Campbell-i, O. Elso Pet0fi
Sander Betegsegelyzo es Temetke-
zesi Egylet multi vasarnap tar
totta me grendes evi Macy gyule-
set. Ezen gyiilesen valasztotta
meg tagsag azokat tisztviselo-1
ket, akik 192S-ban allanak al
egylet ellen. Sokan jelentek meg
a tagok sorab6l, bebizonyitottak
ezzel is, hogy nagy az erdeklode-
silk az egylet iigyei irant. Miutan
jelenteseket megha1lgattak, a
multi evi tisEtIkarnak egyhangu
k0sz0netet szayaztak hiiseges Is
sikeres munkajukert.
Megvalasztottak az vi tisztikart
is kovetkez6k szemelyeben: FL
n0k: F0d6 Tstyan, aleln0k T6r0k
J6zsef, titkar Urlaub Antal, jegy-
70 Varga JOSEF, penztarnok Sagi
Ignac, penztari ellen6r Majoros
Istvan, szamvizsgal6 bizottsag II.
Benedek Janos, Keszler Ferenc,
Horvath josef. lbeteglatogat6k
Hazletonban r. B. Janos, ajt60r
Kiraly Istvan Is Vekasy Mihaly,
truszteek Kiss Miklos ,es F0do Ist-
van. Hivatalos lapul ismet AZ
Amerikai Magyar Hirlapot va
lasztottak meg. Minden betegseg
az elnoknel jelentend6 be. Cine !:
81 Blackburn Street. Beteglato-
gat6kat Canpbellen az elnok me-
vez HI. Az egylet hivatalos orvo-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-26

sa DR.. Elder JenS, rime: 3O.l2th
Street. Telephone SCOTS.
a gyiiles mindveeig -peldas
rendben folyt le, s . tagok altala-
nos erdekl8dese bizonysaga an.
max, hogysel az eletre val6 egylet
meg fokozottabb er6vel fogja tel
jesiteni nemes hivatasat, amt
mindnydjan oszinten is kivannnk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-26
Tisztikar fizetese 5000
Eryleti Kalauzert 1900
Nagybizottsagnak tag. dij 800
Zene el8leg 5.OO
$1,ss4.Oo
Osszesen:

Osszesen: $1,364.Oo
III tagul felvetetett l, torolte-
tett IL, meghalt 2, tagveszteseg
II. 1927-ik ev bezartaval q tag
letszam 1OS. A kovetkez6 bankok--
ban vannak betetek: Morris Sa-
wing Bankban $2,845.54, Fede-
raj Saving Bankban So, ,034.S3, q
Commercial National Bankban
csekkszamlan $21O16. Osszesen:
$6,O9O.53
Menyhert Janos, titkar
A jelentest a gyiiles meghall-
gatta, miutan szamvizsgal6 BIZ
zottsag is megtette jelenteset,
mely szerint a konyveket rendben
talalfa, gyiiles jovahagy6lag tu-
domasul vette jelent6st.
Az egylet diszeln0ke ezutan fel-
eskette az uj tisztvisel6ket, szep
beszedet tartott hozzajuk, listen
aldasat~kerte munkajukra.
A tagok koreb6l tobb javaslat
tetetett, ezek kozott fontos az,
hogy a k0vetkez0 harom h6napon
keresztil felveteli dij nelkul vesz-
mex fel tagokat. Ez a kedvezmeny
bizonyara sokakat fog ARA kesz-
tetni, hogy az egylet tagjainak So
raba alljanak, inert a csekely ha-
vi rs centert, heti het dollart fizat
betegsegelyt, halal eseten 70
dollart penztarbol, minden tag
pedig egy follarral jarul teme-
test k0ltsegekhez.
A tisztvisel6k eppen ugy, mint
a tagok elhataroztak, hogy tag
szerzesi mozgalmat fognak indi-
tani, hogy varos ez egyetlen re-
formatus jellegii betegsegelyzo
egylete hatalmasan megerosodJek,
hogy nagyobb aranyban tehessen
eleget nemes hivatasanak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-26

ben: Lengyel Petert gondnokki
Fedor Jinost jegyz5ve Is Go,
lenszky Ferencet penztarossi ".
lasztottkk. Ellen5rokk6: Luyan
|Gy5rgy6t, Pslk6 Janost Is Bajus,
Jannost tett6k. Kollektorokka vI.
lasztottAk: Soltkss Mihklyt (Steel.
ton also rss1ere), Hricz6 Janost
(Brier Hill, N6gradi Andrast
fEouth Side), Fedor Janost
lCampbell). Templom rendbetsr-
t6va pedig Sander Ferenc lett.
A vigalmi bizottsag a legkoze-
lebbie vasarnapon lesz kiszemelve.
A hitk0zseg elere munkas, hithii,
bscsiiletes egyenek keriiltek. Re-
mennyel tekintiink a j0v6be hit
k0zsegiinik elShaladasat tekintve.
Az vi tisztikarra derekas munka
var. listen segitsegevel meg is fe-
lelnek neki. T6rekedjenek min
dent az Ur nagyobb dics6segere
vegezni szeretettel Is szeretetben.
A volt derek, pontos, lelkisme-
retes gondnokoknak sok evi fa-
radsagukert koszonetet mond
hitkozseg. listen fizesse meg a hit
kozseg erdek6ben tett szolgalatu-
kat. Dolgo1zanak tovabbra is az
ujakkal a hitk6zseg javan.
A Pasztorjatek remekiil sike-
riilt. Az ifjusag pompasan jat-
szott. Sok volt az erdekl6do. J6
volt jovedelem! A szives ajan-
dekokat k0sz0njuk. A vendegeket
maskor is szivesen vajuk. Csa-
bdni a jov6ben sem fognak.
A Pasztorjatekon kiilonosen ia
radtak a derek ,asszonyaink ko-
ziil; Vardcsik Janosne, Hriczo
Janosne Is Gsolenszky Ferencht,
valamint vezet6k.
AZ estelyre termeszetbeni ajan-
dekokat hoztak: Nitro Mihaly-
ne, Magyar J6zsef, Matyi Istyan-
ne, Fedor Janosne, Csolenszky
Ferencne es Danko Jozsefne. A
gyerekek pedig kollektakat gyiij-
tottek a karacsonyfara, candyre.
Sok nem-gor0g -katholikus is ada
kozott CaInpbellen, Steeltonon es
egyebiitt. Ajandekaikat mem ko-
zoljiik nyiltan. A j6 listen fizet
ertiik titkon.
Gyerekek, 1n6skor is kedvesked-
jetek faradsagaitokkal a kis Je-
zusnak! Hivek, vendegek, k0-
sz0netet mondunk nektek is!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-26
A REF. EGYHAZI FERFI
f:s MOI BETEGSEGELYZ0
EGYLET HAVI GYttLESE

Betegsegelyzo Egylet gyiilese.
A Reformatus Ferfi es N6i Be-
tegsegelyz6 Egylet az elmult va
sarnap tartotta az ev els0 gyiile-
set Reformatus Egyhaz gyiiles-
termeben. A gyiilest Sebok Gabor
elnok nyitotta meg. Menyhert ia
nos titkar az alabbi jelentest tette
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-26
A SIT. GY0RGY G0R0G KA-
THoLaKUS MAGYAR HITK0Z-
seq 1928 fVI TISZTIKARA

Foly6 evi januar h6 15-en del
utan megvolt tartva hitkozsegiink
evi rendes k0zgyIlese.
A kozgyiilesen hitkozseg tag
jai bixalmukkal kovetkez6ket
tiintettek ki vezet6k gyanallt !
hitk0zseget erdekl6 anyagi iigyek-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-26

vankosa. A formaba 0nt0tt sza-
vakkal yedekezett sajat hajlamai-
max bant6 mergei ellen, de ugyan-
csak formaba 0nt0tt szavakat
helyezte szembe a meg mem ertes.
sci, sors szeszelyevel, a magyar
elet provincializmusayal, az EN-.
berek gonoszsagaval es ostobasa-
gaval.
Amikor kolt0 enekel, hangot
hajit az iirbe, hogy a mindenseg
elveszitse fantasztikusan borzal-
mas jelleget. A k0lt6i enek az EN-
beri tehetetlenseg legszcbb, leg
niegra76bb megnyilyanulasa. Rud-
nyanszky Gyula azert volt k0it6,
inert lagyan es lazasan, rajongas-
sal es szomorusaggal, megfelel6
kifejez6 er0vel, felel6ssegre vonta
a 'legcsodalatosabb szfinkszet, az
eletet. Kaleidoscope vonta a mG-
gyar lelek elszigeteltsegert, leg
szebb akaratok es celok tragiko-
mikus es tragikus osszeomlasaert.
azert az elkeriilhetetlen yegzetert.
hogy boldog eletben is benne
rejt6zik bohogtalansag csiraja.
Es hiy6 verseiben is, amelyekben
a Mindenhat6 el6tt alazkodott
meg, vagy amikor megallapitja,
hogy csodalatos szep aikotas a
fold, az optimizmust kicsavarja
lelkeb6l az hirtelen fordulat,
hogy let kegyetlen kenyszcr-
munka banya.
Rudnyanszky Gyula mem tarto-
zott legnagyobb kolt6k koze, de
almaiban es vagyaiban az igazi
k0lt6k utjan haladt. versei szen-
vedeseinek utjelz0 k0vei, amelye-
ken koronkent megpihent. Elbe-
szeD koltemenyeiben ep ugy, mint
kimondott lirai verseiben az
Arany Janost k0veto k0lt6i nem-
zedeknek tipikus megszemelyesi-
t6je. FeltetlenUl legalabb egy szin-
vonalu Kozma Andorral, Iegjel-
legzetesebb Arany epig6nnal, s5t
szenvedelyeinek dinamikus ereje-
mel fogva kiil0nb barkinel - Kiss
J6zsefet kiveve az Aranv Ja-
most utanzok soraban.
Rudnyanszky Gyula koztiink,
amerikai magyarok kozott is cit,
ismerte bajainkat, eletharcunkat,
melynek maya is reszese volt, am
ennek ellenere mem lehet amerikai
magyar k0lt1nek nevezni. Ez a
jelz5 megsziikitene koltoi egyeni-
segenek jelent6seget. Az amerikai
magyar elet sziik keretei es szel-
leni egyseget nelkiiloS6 jellege-
mel fogva lit a legjobb esetben a
regionalis kolteszetnek valami
valfaja alakulhat XII, felteve, hogy
: kOltS az amerikai magyars6g
meesE6laltat65a akar lenni, Rud-
nyanszky Gyula magyar k0lto
volt Amerikaban is es mem ame-
riAai magyar k0ltS. Vannak kol-
t5ink Aanerikaban, akik minden
sxellslni Is gssdssagi akadaly ell
lenere els6sorban kolt5k. azutan
magyer k6lt4k s csak annyiban
" amerikai magyarsag enekesei,
lamennyiben AZ aancrikai magyar
sag meg6rti Is ertekcli 5ket. vi
Iszont mem lennenek kQltSk, ha te-
IN ! "a MA / Nh bin Rtaaa niegI5 iI j ]
laE6nnyel yagy mem tudna client
6llani !, mindennApi Alet Ertelmei
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-26
nupMYxlgsxKY oYULA

A multkor megenlekeztiink ar
rol, hogy Rudnyanszky Gyula ell
hunyt magyar k0lt6 jeltelen sir
lara emleket 6hajtanak allitani, $
I celb6l alakult egy bizottsag
New Yorkhan.
A k0zelmnltban a clevelandi
nagyarok tartottak eel megva-
ksitksanak elSsegitesere sikerJlt
iianepelyt, melyen a k6lto tiszte-
Hinsk nagy sokasags gyiilt 0ssze-
n slkaacmmal Remsnyi J6zsef
ir6y ! axabatasag belmunkatarsa
tartalmas ,besssdet ,nondott. T6b-
bek k6s0tt ext mondotta:
K1lt5nek, magyar kolto emile
k<nck h6dolva gyiiltiink i;ssze eb-
Ben a terenben. Rudny1nsxky
eyula fsifsj6rs csakagsan illik
as, amit cry kes6bbi. kartars, a
nsgysr szonetk6lt6k egyik legki-
vkl66bika, Jnhasz Gyula irt alta
kban 4 magyar k0ltSk sorsar6l:
Szegeny magyar volt,
K0lt6 volt, senki.
NenA 4udDts eini,
Csak 6nekelni.
Mem volt rossz,. SEM Jo
Csak e1nlber, faradt.
vart, vart es mem lelt,
Soha. csod&kat.
Mely szirkesegbeu
Szineket latott.
Magyar volt, kolto,
Atkozott, aldott.
Kedves holgyeim uraim, eb-
hen q felemas amerikai magyar
tletben k6lt6nek aa6dolni lcgneg-
hSt6bb elmenyeim egyike. Mind
&anyian s0tetben botorkalunk,
neg ha az auto fenye vilagitja is
neg utunkat. Mennyivel tobb
lenne a ver6feny .ebben homaly-
han, ebben a lelki anarchiaban,
snnelyben tliink, mennyiyel t0bbl
lenne q rend a ziirzayarban, meny-
myivel melyebb az elet ertelme a
seeretetnelkiili puszta letezesben,
yagy 0k6lharcban, ha id6rol-id6re
! k0ltS Gsszhangot keres6 szive
Tin nyuinknk!
"A k0ltS az efsesek rabszolgaja
- t6kepknxese. Rabsxolgaja. inert
isxen men tud t51ik megszaba-
olni Is t6kepenzese, inert sors
ealdotts j mas eInbefek or0me-
MI banataval is. Emberi gyarlo-
Eai k0nnyebben eszrevehet6k,
left k6zlekeny, nief szAmitas mel
1illi, ~iszont tiind6ki i5bbek erenyeiI
r. mert iisssn negszemA yesit6je
J. ndannak, ami ~ emberben er-
I n6lkili es magas1tos.
iuolt Rudnyanszky Gynla'
Evening star., 1928-02-26
BOWLING BALL PHYSICS
STUDIED BY MACHINE

NEW YORK, February 25.-Bowl-
ing enthusiasts now will have
available a scientific study Of
their favorite pastime. At the
meeting Of the American Phys
ical Society here today. DIR. L.
w. Taylor Of Oberlin College told Of
apparatus that he has developed 10
study the motion of the bali I'm a
bowling alley. A recording device
registers to the hundredth of a second
the passage Of the ball at half meter
tabout 20-inch) intervals. Instead
Of rolling the ball by hand, cata-
putt Il used. 80 that the force used
can accurately be controlled.
Studies already made with the de-
vice indicate that the accepted theo-
ries Of the balls motion are not
quite correct. but that the friction
seems to vary with the balls speed.
Evening star., 1928-02-26

Willie Eggars of Chicago, who won
the singles crown last year at Peoria,
Ill.,, Is down TO defend his title. as Is
Barney Spinella of New York, the all
events champion. If Spinella man
ages to make 1t two In a row it will
be the first time In the quarter GEN.
tury of A, B. c. competition. The
only double winner since competition
began in 1901 was the famous
Jimmy Smith, who also will be pres
ent this year and even he was not
able to score In successive years.
The veteran Smith. outstanding
exemplar of the alley game. Is a.
years old now. but is rolling as good
game as he ever did and hopes to
add another to his string Of Is per-
feet games of 800 in this years title
play. He Is entered In all events of
the tournament as member OF a
Chicago team.
Another prominent entrant is
Mort Lindsey OF Stamford. Conn.
holder OF the worlds record of q
03l for nine games and winner OF
the A. B. c. all-events In 1919, Joe
Falcaro. New York crack. will try
again to break the ink that has
pursued him In every national title
quest.
Evening star., 1928-02-26
P0sSESS0RS OF TITLES
I'M A. B. C. TOURNAMENT

Titles at stake In the American,
Bowling Congress tournament, their
ncsoesS and the scores with which
fns Championships were won last
year.
singfes-Wiiliam Eggzrs, Chi
eage. fe6.
Doabies--M Flick and r. Sny-
der. Erie. Pa 1917.
Five-man fezm-Tez Shops, Mil.
NaubxeS, 3,Isa.
Au-event--Barney Spineiiz, New
York, 2,els.
Evening star., 1928-02-26
WASHINGTON LADIES' LEAGUE.

Lorraine Gull did some right nifty
pinning. rolling with BeeQues against
Hilltoppcrs last week In the Washing
ton Ladies' League. socking the naples
for counts Of 1871. ll0 and 1913, for a
total OF 364. This established new
high set mark for the season. eclipsing
the former record held by Bertha
Greevy. teammate. by l3 pins.
Lorraines record bowling was mainly
responsible for Beeques adding a few
pins TO their own season mark for set
when they totaled 1857. TO beat their
former count by six pins.
Bertha Greevy contributed 3l7. with
high game at l26: Pauline Thomas shot
304. with neat 1875 single. while
Gladys Bywaters. subbing for Capt.
Qualities. rolled a consistent set OF 292.
as did Catherine Quigley with 900.
Beeques fairly swamped their oppo-
nents in the first two sessions with
games Of 523 and $50. but Hilltoppers
gamcly came back to cop the final. 4as
to 4a2, with Edna Ragan and Jessie
Smith shooting the decisive counts.
Colonials registered another big dope
upset when they scored a sweep In their
match with Amazons Mary Hamm was
mainly responsible for Colonials' tri-
umph. Her counts of i02 and l04 just
about decided the first two encounters.
Evening star., 1928-02-26
CAPTURE DOUBLES,
BUT LOSE SINGLES
Five.Man Team Match Ends
in Tie-To Finish Tilt
on March 10.

Bowlers of the Washington and Bal
tinlcre chapters of the American In
etitute of Banking broke even on the
Convention Hail drives last night in the
first block of their scheduled home.
and-home duckpin battle.
The Washington pair, Doying and
Hence. shot 636 in the doubles to get a
lead Of Is pins over Birkhead and Roth
OF the visitors. In the singles. how.
ever, Roth of Baltimore defeated Brooks
OF the local squad. So2 to 29l. The dou-
bles and singles blocks each consisted
OF three games.
Five games we're bowled in the team
block with the teams being deadlocked
at 2,Sl7 at the conclusion, Washington
went into gccd lead in the first two
games, then watched the Baltimoreans
knock the pins galley west to bring
about a tie
Total pinfall In the entire engage
ment will determine the winner in each
Of the three sections. The CONCLUDING
blocks will be BOWED at Baltimore on
March 10
Scores Of last nights rolling follow:
Evening star., 1928-02-26

High team gamc--f.a Fayctte. $50.
Hiyh team, set--I.a Fayc,te. l.'Hi.
High average-Burtner tCenteunian
High individual game--Ryan ,Naval,.
100
High individual set--Burtner tCentenniaD.
Al"
High Standardization tLa Fayettet. -
High suarce--Watson tia Faycttet. Bnrt.
ner tCcntennial,. 1S..
HSh weekly gamc--BannaP tIrightwoodt i.
l46
La Fayette leads only by the narrow
margin of l percentage point with a
postponed set to be rolled In the Ma
sonic League. Whiting. furnishing real
competition. kept up its good work last
week by scoring sweep. Harmony. in
third place. due to forfeit set, was
able to keep up in the race.
Hopes pennant aspirations were hit
by the loss of two games to the lowly
East Gate team.
Anderson celebrated his return to
Acacia with 373 set to lead the scoring
last week. Others shooting $50 or bet
ter during the week were: Speer. 1868;
Oser 366; Haneke. 3S8; Earl Lewis.
35S: Motyka. 355: May, $50.
Evening star., 1928-02-26
BY the Associated Press.

~ ANSAS CITY. February 25.--
II An unprecedented array of
N more than 1900 tenpin
n b3wlers is assembling here
for the twenty-eighth an
nual American Bowling Congress
championship tournament, March 3
to April 2
Entered for the solid month Of
competition in which uncounted
thousands of pins will topple and
perhaps a record or two with them
are 2,240 five-man teams. This
sri1ashes the best previous mark of
1900 teams that completed In the
1925 tournament at Buffalo. N. Y.
To accommodate this record army
OF contestants the huge American
Royal Building. usually used for live
stock expositions. has been fitted out
with % alleys and all the most mod
ern equipment has been installed.
The coming of the tournament
aroused great interest In the alley
game here. and almost two-thirds
OF the teams entered are from this
city. but the leading bowlers of ali
parts OF the country are included
in the entry list.
Evening star., 1928-02-26
LADIES' DISTRICT LEAGUE.

High team set--Thr RiiNrs ala.
Hgh team gaun--Thc Biilies. Sja,
high individual. set--fpre ,Petworth' d.
33l
Hugh individual same--f.imer.ck tTem-
piet. l+O,
Little change In the standings re-
suited from the matches In the Ladies'
District League last week Convention
Hall and the Billies still Are tied in
second place. but each picked up n
game on the leading Arcadia team,
Arcadia took two games from Con-
vention Hail. while the Billics got two
from King Pin.
Meyer Davis and Virginia Markets
continued 10 hand their opponents the
short end OF matches. Fay Morecnstein
with counts Of ii2. i07 and 81 for a
set OF 306 led the Meyer Davis attack
that beat Northeast Temple for two
Capt Limerick rolled III TO give Temple
It's lone victory.
Evidently being beaten by Virginia
Markets In the first game with low
score OF 440 annoyed the Petworth
Evening star., 1928-02-26
By JOHN A. FERRALI.

TIME KID joined the Old Timer as
TIE latter stood back Of the
alleys watching District
i League match.
Well he remarked, by way
of greeting j see that your horseshoe
M stiu working: the newspapers claim
tkazt yoQ topped the 500 class In the
Aggiee s"eepstakes-iast III the first
clSas. but first IN The last class"
HorseGiaoe 4oYking." exclaimed the
Osd Timer. Indignantly. II IT hadn't
been 20 oool on that last night I'd have
btsten 760 easily for the fige-asme
baoek Those chilly drafts kept the old
Joints eFesktnR 50 that Ionnie went
ossf snc oiled the door hinges after
listening 70 ne bowl couple of boxes.
thinking tfsy were squssking
We'll, you did pretty xeii," admitted
the KID I've seen rice horses pull
the same thing"
An EduesteA Hsrse.
Gay, know horse is about the
only tning besides mar that goes u
EeG with lis shoes on declared The
Old Timer. but III be hanged II be-
iieYe any Es1f horse that eyer lived
could average 100 at cuckpirk
You naaundtrstand me" explained
the I'D Il didn't mean that had
seen race horses shooting duckpiilsv
e. Least not since prohibition came iu
but that the horses duplicate your
fniEL I've seen rare horses finish 60
far bsex In the frsg race that people
Gaougnt they were leading the second
~~ksad that seems " be about your
Eage"
"hv. you're jealous" eontendsd the
DID Tinaer. Il just vent into that
sweepstakes 10 show YOU guys you
eoVidnt keep 9 good man down"
Can't Kssp . Gsoa Man Down,
That's VIA. Lsndbergil iE saying ~r
tfas' you ran, keep good man down.
sas1 the Eic. and Ill admit that yoI
ere like hing s1 some Ways
'TfisnE2," SAID the Old Timer, higf1is
eompiineatsd
Yep" went OH the Eid, both 0l
fog are up IN tils sir lot. think ~-r--a~~'
What lid he ssy7" interrupted tn
Cid Timer, noticing the alley manages
Grsting 70 the nfcsd. ~.
Evening star., 1928-02-26
FAWSETT is LEADER
IN EVENT AT TRAPS

Cliff Fawsett led the field of eish:
trapshots who participated In the week
y washington Gun Club shoot yester-
day afternoon, Fawsett won two legs
On the -Four Months trophy by break
ing % and % clays. respectively. In the
events. each OF which was at IS tar
gets. Robert Welsh. who scored % IN
the frst event, also won leg on the
trophy. L. L. Lane was high gun In
the doubles with q hits out of "a.
a colo wind handicapped the scatter
grnneTS.
Other competitors scored as follows
Wynkoop and W. Wilson, each 50 out
q so: Emmons. SO out of so: Flanagan,
IL out OF IS. and Marcy. IL out 81 IS.
Evening star., 1928-02-26
BANKERS LEAGUE.
Team Standing.

petualI. i6l.
=. High individual set--Souder iAmericap
Security, :a1.
High team gsme--Federal Reserve Hoard
SOL
:. High team -wsshington Loan 4 Trust
No. | / 655 ~
High spares-Clark tHibbsf 16i
High strikes--McCieliand Federal Re.+rv.
Boarii IS
High ayeraxc--Shcehy washington Loan
Trust. No. -. 11l.6
In the Bankers League last week the
Perpetual Building Association by win
ming three games from Metropolitan
went into tie with Hibbs for the lead
when Hibbs dropped game to North
east
Russell McShea Of the Bank OF WASH
ington turned In the best bit OF bowling
during the week with i54 game and
353 set.
Evening star., 1928-02-26
EAST WASHINGTON CHURCH LEAGUE
Meironoiitan Rant,st

HIGH a,erage-~1.yons 11..31
Htch individual c3me---Jennincs 1855.
HiTh individual set--Cdrdeii 41".
High spares--Hnshes. l31.
High strikes--Stephenson 10.
High team ~ames--Sinth. No. |. 800: In
gram. GOO.
High team set--Ingram I.s0l.
After week replete with good bowl
ing In the East Washington Church
League. Ingram continues to have the
edge on Douglas No. l. by five games.
Led by Eddie Rees. with a $50 set. In
gram won two from Fifth Baptist. while
Douglas. No. l. could only take one
from Ninth, No. 2.
Evening star., 1928-02-26

RECREATION LOOP VOTES
TO ENTER w. C. D. A. MEET

While formal entries for the an
nual tournament Of the Washington
City Duckpin Association are not yet
being filed. leagues around town al
ready are lining Mp for the event
Among the circuits preparing for the
championships IS the Recreation
League. OF which Harry HALEY. vet
cram bowler. is honorary president.
The Recreation circuit has voted TO
enter the tourney rs a body.
Secretary Arville EberSole nj the
w. G.. D. 4. states that several either
leagues are likely to vote similarly
this week.
Evening star., 1928-02-26

crew not little. With Marjorie Bradt
clouting the naples for 1T. the George
Avenue girls totaled 535 In their second
tilt. Had not Marie Frere rolled a q
count in the last frame PetWorth more
than likely would have broken the high
team game record OF $40 held by the
Billies.
Evening star., 1928-02-26

CHnDRESS, Tex. February - Up
Sammy Hale. third bascnian for the
Philadelphia Athletics. who was re.
ported TO be a ioldout for o salary In.
crease this year. left here today u
start training for the season. Connie
Mack did not grant the salary increase
Evening star., 1928-02-26
CUB PITCHERS ACTIVE.

AVALON, Santa Catalina Island
Cslif., February IS F.-The Chicago
CUBS moundsmen, with the exception
o. "a Holly and Bob Osborne. came
ont today TO show they all we're IN the
pink Of form and had their specialties
working In fne order.