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The Washington times., 1928-02-20
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-23
.Beielentes. Miutan varosnnk-

,Bejelentes. Miutan varosnnk-
ban rendescn az iinepelyek tarta-
sabol kifoly6lag nezetelteresek
szoktak el6fordulni, ugyhogy az
egyes esetekben neha ket kulon-
boz0 iinnepely is van. Ennel fog
va cgyhazunk eloljarosaga mar
most jo elore jelczni- 6hajtja AIT,
hogy egyllazunk aprilis no San,
este sziniel6adast fog tartani, -
amcly cloadas egy, priyat tcrem-
ben lcsz mcgtartva, hogy azaltal
az 0sszmagyarsagnak kell6 sz0ra-
kozast nyujthassunk. AZ iinnepe-
lyek tcrvezesc escten, kerem ezen
bejelenteset egyhazamnak figye-
lembe venni.
Vendeg-j -jaras. A mostanaban
alakult n0i egyletiink tisztvisel0i,
az egyhaz lelkeszevel kapcsolato-
san multi vasarnap reszt vettek
az alliancei Lorantffy Zsuzsanna
N0egylet ket ewes evfordul6jan,
amely unnepely egy impozans is
tentisztelettel yette kezdetet a
templomban es egy nagyszeru
bankettel vegzodott. Mi egyle-
think hivatalos kikiiM0ttei voltak
ut. vecsey A. Jen6ne, Kish Imre-
ne, Orban M6zesne es B. Szilagyi
Mihalyne. Most pedig fogadjak
az alliancei n6i testvereink szives
magyaros fogadtatasukert halas
k0sz0netiinket.
-szeretet-vacsora. Noegyletiink
megalakulasanak oromere reank
k0vetkez0 szombaton este, azaz
fely6 h6 25-en, a templom alatt
ley6 tagas audit6riumban "Szere-'
tet vacsorat" rcndez Is ezen a tar
sas 0sszej0vetelen fog moi ,egyle-
tiink nyilvanosan belnutatkOzni a
nagyerdemii kozonseg el6tt.
Tovabba 9miutan ezen a fennt-1
inevezett napon lesznek. q kulon-|
boz5 targyak is kisorsolva, re-I
m6ljiik, hogy testrereink ezen q
szeretet vacsoran Macy szammal
fognak rezt venni. "A vacsora-1
jegy csupan csak SO ceptben AHA
pittatott meg. J6 magyaros etelI
fogja yarni . vendegeket; Ler1
gyiink oft mindnyajani ]
feA ~ esyhazi bazkr folytatssa.
Amint jelezve volt, egyhazunk
tagjai az e1nult het folya1nan Ia
zas teveke1yseget -fejtettek XII q
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-23

mindeneken' uralkodo Istent, ak
kor csalodas erhet ugyan pilla-
natnyilag, de a ketsegbeeses urra
soha mem lesz felettiink, inert ko-
sziklan nyugszik a mi bizodal
munk. Ezekiel a gondolatokkal
gazdagodva tavoztunk az Ur' tisz.
telettre szant hajltkbol, maid az.
tan este ujra osszegyiilekezve ell
melkedtiink hitiink nagy igazsa-
gairol a Kate alapjan.
B0jti Urvacsora. Egyhazunk.
ban ABBOTT alkalmi Urvacsora osz.
tas marcus h6 els6 vasarnapjan
fog megtartatni. Mivel karacso-
nyi felajanlasbol elegendo Dor ma
radt b6jtre- is, csnpan scent ke-
7nyer ..felajanlasat fogadtuk el
Kiss Samuel es csaladjat6l. Itt
emlitjuk meg, hogy az. Urvacsora-
hoz. valo lehet0 tokeletes elokeszi-
tess celjabol a februar 26-t6l az
urvacsora osztas napjaig tarto he
ten minden este Z oral kezdettel
predikaci6t, b6jti isetentisztelete-
ket tartunk S. az razolon valo szol-
galattptelre Marion Sander dono-
raj Pa. lclkesz -urat llivtuk meg,
Remeljiik es varjuk, hogy hiveink
sez alkalmakon Macy szamban fog
max .megjelenni..
Kozgyules. A rank. .kovetkezo
vasarnapi stentisztelet vegeztevel
rovid rendkfyiili syiilest tartunk
az egyhaztanacs kiegeszitese eel
jab6l,
Tagjaink figyelmebe. Egyhazi
egyleteink mupkajanak vi rend;
jc saerint- minden egylet maga
rendezi .kiiil0nboz6 alkalmait, ma
ga kezeli kiadasait -es ,.beveteleit
$ sNegy-egy iinnepi alkalommal ma.
gyobb osszegben ,egyszerre juttat;
ia adomanyai az egyhaz .penztaT
rahoz. FL. akarjuk ezzel keriilni a
sok apr6 tste1lel yal6 bajl6dast Is
szebb format 6haitunk biztosita-
nj az egyletek j6tekonysaganak.
sikeralt farsangzaras. Ifjusa-
gunll az selmult szombaton este
tartotta meg segyetlen farsangi
baljat q Kossath Kor termeiben.
A bal ugy rrk0rsileg, mint anya-
gilag kitiin6en rsikeriiltss j6l esett
azon latnunk, hogy egyhazunk-
hoz nem tarto1o magyar testYes,
reink is nagy szAmban- tiszteltek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-23

meg ifjusagunkkat megjelenesiik-
kel. A balon s0rs6ltatott- Xxi Ho-
gya, Karoly testveriink altal fel-
ajanlott police-dog, amelyet- ifj.
Barta Peter nyert meg. Kellemes
or0met szerzett rendezoseg a
megjclentclnek azzal is, hogy
Jegy helyet tszep es trefas tame.
jelvennyel ajandakozta meg 0ket
A bal sikere biztositek arra is;
hogy az ifjusag husveti eloadasa
is nagy Eatogatottsagnak fog or.
vendeni.
Havi kollekta. A februar havi
kollektalas befejeztetett. Nyugta-
zas templomi kimutatason talal-
hato. A k0rzeteken xviii lak6
testveremket kerjtik, hogy belize.
teseiket szemelyesen eszkozoljek
vasarnaponkint a penztarnal.
Sikeres party. Vasarnap az esti
istentiszteleten resztvevoket Ba-
tafy Andrasne es Lengyel An
drasne testvereink Zsuzsanna
nevnap alkalmab6l szeretettel
megvendegeltel1 az istentisztelet
utan hats6 basement helyisegiink-
ben. A kedelycs ffevcsten resztve-
vok $12.4o-t adakoztak az egyhaz
jayara. "A jotett ihagaban hordja
dicseretetl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-23

Macy Bazaar lnegtartasa koriil, =
amcly csGt0rt0k0n, penteken es
szombaton esteken volt tartva. A
bazaron a jelenlegi rossz viszo-
nyokhoz kepest eleg sep szanlmal
jelentek meg testvereink, dessze-
rintem sol0kal t0bben is lehettiink
volna, miutan ezen az egylazi ba-
aaron nagyon sok hasznos dolgbk
keriilnek eladasrag -amelyeknek a
megvasarlasa Observation-Disclosures na.
gyobb penzmegtakaritast jelcnt
es egyszersmind azaltal jotekony.
sagot' is gyakorol- egy magyar. in
tezmennyel szemben. Ezen folya-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-23
"A FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REFORM. EGYHAZ HIREI.
Lelkesz:
BORsY- -KEREKES GYORGY.
Templom es parokia:
925 Mahoning Ave-, Tel: 3s637

Multi yasarnapunk. Az id6jaras
zordsaga sok hiviinket tavol tar
totta az elmult vasarnapon Isten
mex .hazatol. !. Messzebb lak6 hi
velnk k6ziil sokan az utb0l yoltah
kenytelenek visszafordulni hi
zonyara. sziilSebb csaladi k0rber
emlekeztek meg az Urnak napja.
rol. Azokhoz, akil1 lninden nehez.
seq cllenere is. jclen voltak, a re-
menysegrol szolott az Ige. A re,
menyrol, amely meg mem szegye-
nit Ssoha, la oft, akkor, AIT es ugy
remeliink, aIhol, amikor es aho-
Cyan remenyleniink szabad Is le-
het. Milyen kietlen lenne 6letiink,
ha abbd valami lathatatlan hata-
lom kiragadna remenyt@De inert
mig eliink remeliink is: ez al teny
szabbe, ert6kesebbe, k0nnyebben
elviselhetOve teszi letiinket S nj,
meg nj alkotasokra oszton6z. Es
lfa vagyainkat az igazsag es jog
pill6reire helyezziik 8 soha Sc 4fe-
ledjiik ki rem6nyk desunkb5l a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-23
mat 6latt 1evS bazarunkat, j re-
sank k6vetl1z5 penny eKena6 6s szpm-


Emats Slatt lev5 bazarunkaMt, it, d re-
Eank k5vetk1z8 pefts sken16 6 szpm-
baton fogjuk befejezni, 1 vagyis
| febfuar h6 24. Is Us 25.sesih, I'll amiesIy isI lna-
tpok dstSjen az --0sssess felmatadt
targyakat j6fornlan potom. aron
fogjuk ertekesiteni. a villany-
lampa es a SO darabb6l all6 din.
ner-set es az o5sszes .nagyobb tar.
lgyak kisorsolasa szombaton este
fog megtortenni, legyen OFT min
denki, hogy nyerelnenyet mind
jart magaval hazavihesse!
Multi vasarnapunk. Az elmult
vasarnap, miutan az egyhaz lei
.keszenek Allianceon kellett sol
galatot vegeznie, ennel fogva csu-
pan csak egy r0vid istentisztele-
tet tartottunk, amely alkalommal
Kinda Margitka orgonalt es lei
kesz tanitasanak alapeszmeje lf
ven tBolcsen oriilj', amelyben
kifejtven AIT, hogy mindent, amit
cseleksziink az listen dicsosegerc
kell, hogy cseltkedjiik. A vasar
napi iskolas novendekek s:Nc
csiiggedj el, kicsiny sereg' cimii
eneket adtak el6.
/. A k0vetkez0 testvereink fizet-
TEX be egyhazi jarulekaikat: HUI
nyadi Jen6 neje $500, Balint
Gyorgy $1.0O, mig Hunyadi Jen6
es neje listen dics6segere adtak
5 dollart. Fogadjak erte kosz0ne-
tiinket.
szemelyi hir. Orommel jelezziik
AIT, hogy azok moi testvereink,
akik a Buhl kol-hazban a honap
clejen sulyos operaci6n estek ke-
resztjil, ime mar elhagytak a k6r-
hazat es jelenleg mind ket no
csaladjok kor6ben .orvendenek
nemHsak az eletnck, hancm a Vi
szontlatasnak is. Mindezert az Is
tonek lcgyen hala .6s dicseret.
rs y
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-23
"A fARREIItsHAkoNI
MAGYAR REFoRMATUs
EGYHAz FoREB0L
Kohl:
vECsEY a. JEN6,
ref. lelkesz.

.Istentisztelet. A reank k0vetke,
% vasarnap, azaz foly6 h6 26-an
reggel 9-tol feI 11-ig vasarnapi is.
kola ses ltana nlindjart istentisz-
telet, pr6dikami fog maga,a lei.
kesz.
szombatoa reggel .9-t6l fa Y
6raig, q gyermekek. vallasos okta.
tasa, "a konfirmandusokkal kap-
csolatosan.
B6jti urvacsoraxtstass Egyha-
Ezunk' kebel6ben d felb6jti scent
halaadas emleketre, a scent aldo
zas folyamatban 1ev5 bazar W.
gett marcus ho 4-en leend meg
tartva. Ext megsl sl6ztle febriar
h6 % en- ses an8ref fias* AZ, M s5yte
fAs8 6rai kezdett6l rfeszneK BIN
banati Ktentisztefetek tartya.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-23
Egyhazi Hirek

i Esketes. Az elmult csiit0rtokon
eskette meg az egyhaz lelkesze
Schlageter Karoly es Tischmackel
Maria jegyeseket. Tanuk voltak
| Ferenczy Jeno es Horvath Vilmos,
| Az eskiiv6 utars a .s Manning
Avenuen levo Nelson Hazban Ia
kodalmi vacsora volt, melyen
mintegy negyvenen vettel1 reszt
az uj hazaspar baratai Is ismero-
sci KOHL.
| Akik dolgoztak Egy elyan egy-
haznal, mint mienk, amelyik
nagy bmtokkal rendelkezik, min
|dig van valami tenni valo. Gazdag
egyhazalS konnyeh lliatljak+ q
munkat, k5nnyen3 kifizetik a
munka koltsegeit penztarbol A
mi egyhazunk szegeny, kHzdo en-
berek egyhaza, takarekosan kell
bamunk a penzzel. Azert solS
munkat maguk a tagok vegeznek.
Az elmult heten negy -munkasze-
ret6, aidozatkesz ember @legalabb
negyven dollart takaritott meg az
egyhaznak. A templom g0zmele-
gito radiatorjait javitottak XII.
| Nehez munka, szakertelem kell
hozza. Csernay Lajos testveriink
| IS vele Teglas Gyula, idb. Molnar
Istvan es 10th Karoly szorgalma-l
toskodtak. Oket ilIeti koszonet,
| amit hclyen nyilvanosan meg is
adunk nekik. Az ilyen peldak
buzditolag hatnak masokra is.
Ilyen emberck bizonyitjak AIT,
hogy nem beszedben all az Isten
orszaga, hanem jo dolgok csc
lekveseben. Az ilyen emberck,
akik mem iires bOIcselkedessel,
gyiimolcstelen szoszaporitassal fe-
cserelik az IdeUlket ,hanem penzt
erG munkaval. IIyen emberekre
van sziiksege minden egyhaznalS.
nekiinl1 is. Az ilyen emberek igaz
koszonetet erdemelnck meg, inert
jo, egyhazat szeret6, munka kesz
emberek.
Bojt. Elmult farsang, vigsa-
gok ldeJe, amikor regi pogany
szokas szerint meg a kereszty6-
mex is erenynek tart JAZZ q mulato-
East. A farsang ehnultaval ke-
resztyen vilag figyelme a kozele-
do Macy esemenyek fele Tranquil.
A bojti idoszak a kesziil6des, a
lelki dolgokban val6 elmelyedes
idoszaka. Egyhazunk ennek tart
ia, azert rank kovetkezo vasar-
lnap alkalmi scent beszedet tart
a lelkesz, hogy a .hivckkel egyutt
kesziilodjon vilag legcsodalato-
sabb esemenyenek, legnagyobb
ltragediajanak iinnepleserc. Rem
des vasarnapokon istentiszteletc-
lnkeI nagyOn sep zamban jon
mex hivek a templomba, bar esq
reveheto szombat ssti mltlatsa-
goknak a hatasa. Kivanatos vol
na, ha mindazok. akik magukat
ontudatos keresztyeneknek vail
jak, bojti id0szakban rendszere-
sen Jarnanak a -templomba, hogy
iinnepi kesziil6destik ne lenne hi
anyos, hanem keresztyenhez lilo.
Latogassak hivek Istennek
hazat. B0jti urvacsora osztas mar
cins els6 vasarnapjan lesz.
The Washington times., 1928-02-27

being booked for the Arcadia at
that time. .Renato Gardini, the big
spagatti mongul Of New York VIII
headline the program in q finish
match, with abe Holman. of st.
Louis. ,:ardini meets Hans Steinke
tonight in New York and APP
parentIy feels no broken bones
will result, as he freely accepted
the chance to meet holman here
late this week
Joe Turner, junior weller ight
champion Of the South, takes on
George seTarzan' Romanoff in the
opening set-to and Don Koloff, q
favorite at the Arcadia. meets
Joseph Rogaci, the Polish heavy.
weight. in the semi.wiridup.
The Washington times., 1928-02-27
THREE TIED
FOR LEAD

CHICAGO. Feb. n. Chances are
there win be no single outstanding
Goliath. rearing head and shoulders
above the pack. to pluck of this
seasons Big Zen basketball lonOrn;
but rather, II appears. there win %
at least three teams who win pass
around the olives til even shares.
Thus the race shapes up today a.
result Of Saturday nights up
heaval. Into that orgy of basket
tossing went one team visconsi
In sole possession OF first place; and
ont of it came three teams urdues
Indiana and Wisconsin lin i death
grip tie for the pace. king berth.
Each Of the three leaders has
three games vet To play. Barring
surprising upsets. ali Of them should
come through with. clean states. Two
Of the teams. Indiana and Wis
c6nsin, have game each pending
with Michigan. one .of the best
wreclEing crews III the circuit. SEE
Northwestern. otherwise. they meet
only teams who have f1oundered and
are now fighting to keep out Of the
cellar.
The Washington times., 1928-02-27

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Feb. ~.
Fifteen ball players will inaugurate
the training season at the camp of
the New York Yankees here today.
Babe Ruth will play only golf for
the first week, in order to strengthen
his legs. He will take on Rogers
Hornsby in q match tomorrow.
With the signing Of Earl
Combs, the only unsigned
Yanks are Waite HOyt and
Tony Lazzeri.
HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Feb. 27.--
John McGraw was highly pleased
by the work of 19-year-OId Melvin
OFT at second base in yesterdays
practice. The pilot Of the Giants
hopes that OFT, a former catcher
and outfielder, will be able to I'LL
Rogers Hornsby's shoes.
McGraw has sent an ultima.
tum to Vic AIdridge, hOldOut,
offering the pitcher 81 200 more
than he got from the Pirates
last year.
CLEARWATER, Fla, Feb. 27.--
Having failed to sign Dazzy Vance
for one year at $1S 900, Manager
Wilbert Robinson today turned the
dispute over to Brooklyn officials
for settlement. The Dodger mound
ace wants $4,000 year and
two-year contract.
OutfieIder "Jigger'' Statz Is q
hOIdout. He wants $1O,5OO q
year. The club offered him
$4,000.
Eighteen Robins were to hold
their first practice session today.
Babe Herman, first baseman, came
all the way from Los Angeles in
his car.
PASO ROBES, Calf, Feb. 81.
Manager DOME Bush is giving plenty
of attention to developing reserve
catching talent. He put Pete Scott,
the former Cub, through a stiff drill
today to size up his catching ability.
Scott prefers the outfield, but is a
former catcher. Pitcher Mahaffey is
suffering from wrenched shoulder.
FORT MYERS, Fla, Feb. n.
Connie Mack announced that i'm
two more days he will have Ty
C0bb's decision on whether he
will be with the Athletics again
next year.
Connie and Ty held long-distance
telephone conversation, with Cobb
asking more time to discuss Mack's
latest offer with his family before
making his decision, Connie fully
expects Ty to report with the other
infielders and outfielders on Wednes-
day.
WINTER HAVEN, Fla, Feb. 81.
With the Marathon contests ended,
the Phils settled down today to two
sessions day of batting and infield
practice. Last week Pilot Bert
Shotton kept his men on the run the
entire time in an effort to get them
into shape. Most of the players are
expected here by Tuesday.
CATALINA ISLAND, Cal, Feb.
27.-Boss Joe Mccarthy, of the
Cubs, had all his boys together to-
day for the first time this season.
The second and final contingent of
players checked in from Chicago
yesterday. Prominent among the
new Corners was HaZen Xxi KID
Cuyler, the Pirates castoff. Nc
Carthy had the full squad out in
uniform today and prepared to put
them to work.
The Washington times., 1928-02-27
D. c. RACKETERS
TAKE. SECOND

The washington indoor tennis
team clinched second place In the
Winter Indoor Tennis League by
routing Druid Hills. 8 to l, in the
matches yesterday on the Fifth
Regiment wooden courts in Balt1-
more. The District team was lar
superior to their Oriole foes.
w. Carter Baum and Bob Con-
sidine engaged in the feature
matches. defeating their Baltimore
opponents after three stirring sets.
The results were as follows:
n Singles
consldine (w.), defeated Farber %.
HI, fl. SIS. 6-2; Baum (W.o de-
featsd La Fleur Cd. H). 81. Stu
Sc; Shore (W.)7 defeated Friebusn
I'd. HI, 6--3, SIS, 6-3: Simon (V.)
defeated Cummings I'd. HI, St, 6-s,
Ga; J. Fraber Cd. HI defeated White
(W.), 60. 6-1.
Doubles
Cousidine and Shore (W.) defeated
Friebush and Kairys Cd. HI. 3d.
4-481 6-2; Baum and Coronel (W.) de-
feated Cummings and Farber I'd. II. },
al, 6--3; Yeomans and LEICESTER (WO
won by default.
The Washington times., 1928-02-27
Olympic Athletes Sail
From New York July IL

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-American
representatives at the coming Olym-
pic games must gail from here with
the regular party on July IL, the
executive committee of the Amateur
Athletic Union ruled at meeting
here. Several athletes wanted to
leave earlier. Delegates to the meet
ing recommended increased member.
ship of the Olympic boxing. wrest-
ling and water polo teams.
The Washington times., 1928-02-27
RE &C N 7 s
| DEFEATED
IN BALTIC.
BY 4. D. Thomas

The three young members of the
Owens a Baur team-Jack VOL
stenholme. Joe Harrison and Paul
E1arrison are all smiles today.
They, with the assistance of Al
work ana Joe Mulroe. hardened
veterans, fooled the Regent Stars.
Of Baltimore, who thought the IN
experienced youngsters wouldn't be
20 tough In the opening skirmish OF
their intercity battle.
But the kids more than held their
own. Their team won, 1881 to
$3.50. but the fact that they tri.
gmphed isn't as Important as how
they did it.
They were eighty odd pins In
front going into the last game
and victory appeared certain.
But the BaItilnOreans suddenly
came to life and began throw
ing in spares and strikes all
down the line. This kept up
until midway the final game,
the Regents caught up. Then
they went ahead.
They took lead that was almost
commanding while the Washington
aans struggled nightly to recover.
Every bowler knows what this
situation means. The pinmauler
who comes from behind and then
goes ahead is b safe bet to win.
His opponents morale figures to be
shattered.
But not so with the Owens &
Baur bunch They rallied at the
last ditch. With the Baltimore fans
yelling like Comanches and their
team banging away confidently and
with uncommon success. the Wash
ingtonians stuck doggedIy to the
fight and
They made seven marks in the
last ten individual frames.
1T was the most sensational finish
Of the season.
Jack Wolstenholme still in his
teens, led the pack with a set Of
6a4 Al Work, the oldest of the
team, ran the kid close second,
with sol.
Baltimore's best was Eissele,
with $50. KulIick shot So st
anchor. The Regents fifth game
was high 643. It was the Sec,
Ond time this season that D
Baltimore team has come from
the rear with q rush in cOn1pe-
titiOn with Washing tOnians. The
Baltimore AIl-Stars pulled one
The Washington times., 1928-02-27
LF0RDs, CLA An
WIN MATCHES

WaIford and Clan MacLennan
were returned yictors in soccer
matches yesterday afternoon. The
Walfords downed the German
Americans BY a 80 count in the
newly organized Senior League and
the Scotchmen trampled Rockville,
SO. In the final game of the Capital
City circuit.
The WaIford German contest de-
yeloped into q heated foray and the
champions were forced to wipe out
q two-point lead before they emerged
triumphant.
The Germans took the com.
mand n the first Is minutes,
when Werner and whitehead
spun the oval betWixt the cross
pieces.
Before the half terminated, Wal
fords knotted the score on goals by
waite and Mclean. WalfOrds won
tha game in the second half, when
watts rung up the deciding marker.
Clan MacLenTlan closed It's league
competition with IA straight VIC
tories. without a tie or, defeat TO
mark its record However. 1t lost
twice to Walfords in cup ties games.
The Washington times., 1928-02-27
Amateur Court
Results

Bonds whirfwinds. IS; Fort HUM
phrey, rs.
Columbia Heights, ii; Calvary Bap-
fist. 81
Calvary ii. r.. ST: HamIine, IL
United Brethren. 20 Ptworth r. n.
49,
Hibbs. ~ Express. H.
Iroquois, 10: KanaWha Insects. 3.
X. C., ~: Woltz "a
Cosmopolitans, so; Fort Washington,
4s.
Anacostia Eagles, rs: Old Domonien.
The Washington times., 1928-02-27
PIN TEAM WINS WITH WILD FINISH
Keeping Body Still s Vial
II PUTTING, Says armour
BY Tommy Armour
National Open Golf Champion

In spite it il the simplest stroke n golf the putt
discussion
phase the game. a8
similarly appears To be the most a.
part the performance Certainly one sees no enc a.
nerIar putting
believe one reason fact that great
initiate the style Of someone whom they
effort ltatlonS
better they thereby that the effect
often startling
stances employed BY good golfers Who are also
putter and don't think III advisable ITO recon-
mend. method as preferable 70 all others
The Washington times., 1928-02-27
CHECK UP ON DEL ANEY

BRIDGEPORT, Conn., Feb. ~.
Deputy Boxing COMMISSIONS Ed
die Curry and Secretary Bert Stand
will watch Jack Delaney work out
here today. They viii report to
the New York Boxing Commission
On. the heavyweight's general cons
ditioT.
The Washington times., 1928-02-27
Of those things to whip the
King Pins.

The return battle between the
Regents and Owen e Baur teams
will be fought next Saturday night
at Convention Hall and it should
be interesting. The Monumental
City team is an all-star outfit.
An OF her Washingt on-B Baltimore
clash is slated for next Thursday,
when the Meyer Davis girls of the
District Ladies League viii go to
Baltimore. They will meet the
Bowling Center team. Eva Geneny
will captain the Davis maidens. In
her lineup will be Virginia Yarnall,
Louise Foberti. Fay Morgenstein
and Anna williams.
Adding machines may be- rented or
sOEdcOngult tOdayss Times and Herald
who's Who" columns ON next to fine
last page.
The Washington times., 1928-02-27

Personally, / find dispOsing the
weight about equally on the two
feet, placed fairly close together,
seems to get the best results for
me. But others that could mem
ton, who are certainly as good or
better than / am on the greens,
stand differently. Some prefer 3
wider stance, with the weight fairly
distributed between the two feet;
still others habitualIy settle the.
weight well forward on the left
foot. Then again. some stand
fairly erect, while others crouch
well over the ball, And IN each
case: there ii q definite reason, at
least among the good players.
There are only few positive
essentials SO far a. the stance
for putting b concerned, as
can zee &c. The first Of these Il
that the player must stand 90
that he can and viii keep his
body etill. Putting Is purely . 4
wrist and forearm operation,
and there Ii no need 70 move
the body.
On the other hand IL the body Ia
moved perceptib1y, the movement IL
bound to: alter the center Of the
swing and, as q matter Of course,
the arc iii which the clubhead is
swung. So II is necessary to keep
the body stilI.
Another consideration Is that the
position must be d free and nm
cramped one. Any feeling Of awlk-
wardness OF. lack Grease will surely
Be communicated TO the muscles
that make the stroke and trouble
win result
Then there isEam0fher point
that think ought To b. brought
out. The player must stand
wen up ID the bail III be
stands too lar away, the arms
are pulled EOut from the sides,
for one thing making control
much harder.
Al position which brings the
players head pretty wen over the
ball certainly makes 1t easier 10
keep the lire OF the putt IN mind as
the ball is being hit. Use the
stance you find most comfortable
and which gives you perfect bal.
ance; only try to bear the essential
points Of good putting in mind.
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