davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Britain herald., 1928-04-17

F'erdln Grotc. composer for paul Whltcm1n, will conduct q program of his own com positions during the High Spots in Melody period which
New Britain herald., 1928-04-17

t ;. dramatlzation Of Edward F,y- rrr't Ilalc's The Man Without s ''ountry' will oa the feature pre- son'atlon for the day in commemor- alton of Patriots Day and will come through Wt,AF and associated sta lions at 30 this evening.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-17

WBI will offer an interesting pro grant Ji o'clock which will inclul" many old-tlnlp mum l,ers Anon < them will he heard 'Jllanita,' sung by 8 quartet, Seeing Nellie Home, ' "A Perfect Day,' "Last Night" and q her of others.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-20
MALY PEKNY DoMGEK

ma predaj, voda, kupelna, fornes,
garadz, zahradka ma zeleninu, O.
vocne stromky a pekny rodiaci
.vinic. Ma State ST., dobre miesto
pre- obchQd. Vel mi lacno sa pre-
da. Haste sa u Jozefa Yanik,
Stop II, Evans park, Girard, 0.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-20

and R. K. LeBlond; while Fred
Hook is one of organized labor s
representatives working in his
behalf.
The Executive Committee
opened Cooper-for-G Governor head
quarters today at the Hotel Glib
son, from which an aggressive
campaign in Mr.. Cooper's behalf
will be waged.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-20
Drobne ohlasky
MA PREDAJ FARMY

5S-akrova farma 4 mile cd me-
sta Youngstown. s izbovy dom,
mastal a. kurnik. $65O0.OO. $4,000
hotovych.
1O-akroya farma pri Struthsrs.
Celkom novy 6 izbovg dom, mala
mastal, 2 karovy garadz, cena
$6500.O0, hotovych $15OO,O0.
Tiez mnohe inc fanny, ktore
m0zem zamenit "a mestske maize
tky. Ak sa zaujimate, Haste sa u
r. j. KUMdK
318 Emery Ave-, pri South Ave.
Telefon 7-6O98
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-20
TAJNOSTI BoSORSTvA

alebo kniha prfrody svetovych tai.
nosti. ktore s1 zivotu l'udskemu ne.
zname ktora je zapovedana mu.
drost' starych filozofov. Obsahuie
sobrane diela mnohe pom6cky
to jak lietebne talk al prirodne, kto.
re su potrebne kazdemu do doanac-,i
nosti pre- rozlicne veci. Nebud tie
bez-tejto zaujmavej knihy, ale OBJ
lednajte 81 ju hned', pokialp ju
mozno este dostat'. Napisana ie Ii.
$40 slovensky, jasno prakticky.
Cena $500.
Tiez name inc knihy slovenske.
rimsko- -kasolicke grecko lkatolfcke.,
evan jelicke. cirkevne, nabozne DO,
ucne, vedecke, doktorsk6. historicke
mnvnicke,, pravopisy, kdzel me atd.
Vsetky tieto knihy mozete dostat'
u mas lacnejsie ako dakde indie a
ryehlu obsluhu.
Name i rozlicne lieeive bylinv a
zainy ma vsetky nemoce ktore
mnohym pomohly. Pfste pre- infor-
maciu cennfky, ktor6 vam posle.
me zdarma ma: "TATRAo Box
l26l City Hall P. O., New York,
N. Y. (2o3
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-20

rili este prihlasivsf sa delegati
po com Dol dany podporovanJ
navrh, aby zprava brata spravcu
Kanadskej kancelarie Slovenskej
Ligy odovzdana bola Dozornemu
vyboru. - Navrh prijaty.
Brat Meres este dodatoEne W.
svetloval s1rnu potrebu earteru '
Kanade pc tomto vysvetleni je.
ho zprava bola vzata v znamost
a odovzdana Dozornemu vyboru,
doplnenemu bratmi: tajomnikom
Ligy, Matejom Mrazom Joze-
| fom Prusom.
Nasledovala doplnena a konec-
ma zprava Verifikacntho vyborn,
po precitanf ktorej Dol dany.
podporovany a prijaty navrh, a
by zprava tohto vyboru bola pri-
jata a vybor rozpusteny.
Brat predseda sa v meme kon-
gresu pod 'akoval vyboru "a pra-
Gu a prepustil ho.
Prisla ma rad zprava Sdruzenia
Slovenskych Novinarov, ktoru V
meme Sdruzenia precftal brat Ka-
rol stiasny, jeho predseda.
Po precitani zpravy Dol dany a
podporovany navrh. aby zprava
Sdruzenia Slovenskych Novina-
rov bola prijata pod 'akovanim.
= Navrh prijaty.
Nasledovaly zpravy Okresnych
|Sborov Slovenskej Ligy.
|. v meme Clevelandskeho Okres-
|neho Sboru podal zpravu brat
Jan Pankuch, jeho predseda. Je-
no zprava, svedciaca blahodar.
nej cinnosti Clevelandskeho okres
neho sboru, bola vyposuta vel'-
kym zaujmom a po jej precftani
Dol dany, podporovany a prijaty
navrh, aby ona bola prijata S
vd 'akou. ktorn v meme kongresu
tlumaeil brat predseda, pochva.
liac snahu a pracu tohoto Okres-
neho Sboru.
| Ia Okresny Sbor Alleghenskej
doliny podal zpravu brat Juraj
X. Gazak, jeho predseda. - / til.
to zpravu vypoculi delegati so "a.
ujmom a prijali pod 'akovanim
Brat Imrich H. Sedlak, pred
seda r. a CIR. Katolickeho Brat
stva, 1primnymi slovami pozdra'
vii kongres, prajuc jeho pracan
Bozskeho pozehnania. Podob
ne prial vsetko dobre zongresl
brat Michal Mraz, destiny precise
da Narodnej Slovenskej Jednoty
i Ia pozdrayy tychto bratov po
d 'akOval sa v meme kongresl
brat predseda.
| Predseda oznamil, re delegat
| al hostia maji ist' ku Antleri
Hotelu dat sa odfotografovat'
ma co Dol dany a podporovany' ma
vrh, ably III. zasadnutie kongresr
bolo zakl '1cene. - Navrh prija.
lty.
Brat predseda zakl 'lcil HI. "a
sadnutie a zaciatok ". zasadnu
tia urcil ma. 2. hodinu popoludni
Jozef zary a Jan Pankuch, "a
| pisovatelia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-20

Predostreta bola zprava pod
.predsedu Ligy, brata Molitorisa,
ktord precftal brat Pankuch, Ia
pisovatel' kongresu ktora hola
tic1 S pod 'akovanfm prijata.
Brat Hricko, predseda /. X. s.
j. oznamil kongresu, Ee kniha
Sketches from Slovak History
cd prof. Joze'fa Skultetyho, prelo-
zen1 do anglickej reci bratom O..
ID. Koreffcm ,da vytlacit' Katoli-
cka Jednota ma svoje vylohy.
Brat podpredseda vyzdvihol "a
sadnutie ma 10 minit.
Po prestavke pokracovalo sa v
rokovani.
Maly bracek, Karol zuffa, pri-
siel pozdravit' delegatov a poda-
rene zadeklamoval peknu baseii-
nu o nasej l'dbozvucnej reel slo-
venskej.
Nasledovala zprava tajomnika
Ligy, brata Koc1ra.
Pc precltanf zpravy boil dany,
podporovany prijaty navrh, "a
by zprava bola v znamost vzata
a o nej riesene po podani zpravy
Dozorneho vyboru.
zpravu svoju presftal poklad:
mix Ligy, brat P Jamriska. ~ I
jeho zpravu vzzal kongres ' zna-
most, kym nepredostrie zpravu
syoju Dozorny vybor.
5SPredsednicka ziveny, sestra
Maria Woralik Bradacova ozna-
lllila, ze Zivena znovu stala sa
tlenkynou Slovenskej Ligy, co
bolo potleskom v znamost' wa
te.
Brat Ignac Gessay zaslal zpra-
va Bratisla vskej kancelarie
Sloyenskej Ligy. = Zprava pc
precitani bola prijata pod 'ako-
vanim a uznanim jeho prace. -
O odporucaniach zprave tejto
obsazenych ma sa riesit' pozdej-
Sic.
Bol dany, podporovany pri-
jaty navrh, aby zprava predsedu
Ligy odovzdana bola predsedovi
Sdruzenia Slovenskych Novina-
row. ktory ju da vysadzat' a OBJ
t'ahy zasle casopisom ciel'om jej
publikovania.
PriSla ma rad zprava Amerika-
nizacneho vyboru, ktorti precital
brat o. d. Koreff.
Zprava bola prijata.
Nasledovala zprava poroty.
Zpravu t1to precftal brat Jozef
s. Nocjar a bola kongresom pri-
jata.
Brat Frantisek Bury pretital
zpravu Staleho Vyboru pre- celok
Slovenska.
l tato zprava bola vypocuta a
prijata.
Predseda kongresneho vyboru,
brat Andrej G. Surovjak, pozval
vsetkych icastnfkov kongresu ma
banhet do Antlers Hotelu.
Prisla ma rad zprava Dozorne-
no vyboru, ktord precital brat
Jozef Durish.
Pc vypocutf zpravy Dozorneho
vyboru, Dol dany a .podporovany
navrh, aby t6to zprava ma jej
zaklade ! zpravy bratov tajomni-
ka a pokladnika Ligy boly prija-
te. Navrh prijaty.
Precftane boly pozdravne tele-
granny, zaslate ma kongres Ligy
vd'akou j potleskom v zna-
most waite.
DanT . podporovany navrh ma
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-20
zAFIGNICA XVII KONGREsu SLOW LfGY.
zasedavsisho 81 m&ja |. jlna 1925 Eagles Hale Lo
rain Ohio.
(Pokraycovanie.)

cOvanle. "a
zakl 'hcenie dneSneho zasedania
Po prijatf tohto navrhu brat
podpredseda Kosik zakl mGil IL
zasadnutie oznamil, ze sa Ill
zasadnutie zacne rano o 8. hodine
Jozef zary a Jan Pankuch, "a.
pisovatelia.
| Uhodnovernili: Andrej OmiliaA
Michal J. 8int&k.
III. zasadnutie l. juna predpolu.
dnim.
| Predseda Slovenskej Lfgy, brat
Ivan Bielek, otvoril III. zasedanie
kongresu o 8. hodine rano.
Ma otazku predsedu: ci memo
SLOW delegatov ma, alebo nema
byt' cftany, Dol dany a podporo-
vany navrh, aby menoslov nebol
citany, ale zeby sa pokraGovalo
v rokovanf dl'a poriadku. = Ma
vrh prijaty.
Bola precitana zapisnica l.
zasadnutia.
Pc precitanf boil dany, podpo-
rovany prijaty navrh, aby "a
pisnica I. zasadnutia bola pri-
jata, jake bola citana.
Uhodnovernit zapisnicu 1.
zasadnutia brat predseda vyme.
noval bratov: Jozefa FIJI u a Jo-
zefa Prusa.
Cftana bola zapisnica II. "a
sadnutia. e..
Dany podporovany navrh, "a
by zapisnica II. zasedania bola
prijata $ dvoma, hned' urobeny-
mi opravami. - Navrh prijaty.
Brat predseda vymenoval bra,
tov Andreja Omiliaka a Michala
J. Sineaka uhodnovernit' zapis.
nicu ii. zasadnutia.
Pokraeovalo sa v podavani
zprav.
Poneva6 Verifikacny vybor ne
Dol este hotovy podat' svoju ko.
necnai zzpravu brat predseda
Sdruzenia Slovenskych Novina
ROY zaseaal vo WHORE a preto
tiez nemohol podat' hned' zpra
WI meme toho Sdruzenia, pretc
brat predseda vyzval spravcr
Kanadskej kancelarie Slovenske,
Mgy, brata Karola Meresa, ably
podal svoju zpravu.
Slovny dvod tejto zpravy bo
vel mi zaujimavy, najma ia cast
lv ktorej brat Meres rozpovedal
ako sa pracuje proti tejto kance
larii kruhov ceskoslovenskeht
konzulhtu v Montreal a jake pre-
kazky sa robia pri vymahani car
teru pre- tdto kancelariu.
Brat tajomnik Ligy, Jan A
Koctr, vysvetluje niektore veci
lspomenute zprave brata Mere
sa. X tomuto bodu, totiz ku zpra
We brata MereSa, ziadali 81 slove
viaceri bratia delegati, tom
| vSak oznamila straz, he do Ease
dania prosi pristup miestny du.
choyny spravca rimsko-katolicke:
osady, Rev. Novak, predseda teds
urcil, ably bol vypocuty pan faral
| Novdk a potion bud1 hovorit' {
slovo hlasivsf sa deleg&ti.
Rev. Novak srdecnymi slovamt
podravil kongres, vftajdc vfele
| delegatov v meste Lorain d pra.
JUG ich pracam zdaru. Delegat
hluenym potleskom dali vyraz
vd 'acnosti svojej "a jeho pov1bu
dzujnee sloya, "a ktore pekne So
mu pod 'akoval v meme kongresu
brat predseda.
Ku zprave brata Mere3a hovo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-20
MA PREDAJ L.ACNo

Dom 3-izbovy, 4 kravy, 40 kir,
8 husl 2 osfpane. Eli Gajdos,
Stop Z Mosier kara. Pytajte sa o
blizsiu adresu Store pod {. 5000
Davis st. pri w. Federal st. (31I
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-20
CINCINNATI REPUBLICANS
TO HELP COOPER WIN

Cincinnati, Ohio, July 10. - Lo-
cal Republican factions have
buried the hatchet and joined
forces in getting back of the can
didacy Of Myers Y. Cooper for
the Republican nomination for
Governor of Ohio. This is evil
denced by the completion of the
Executive Committee enrolled to
direct the campaign in Cooper s
behalf in Hamilton County, and,
in SO far as they can do so, in the
state.
Among those on the Committee
are such outstanding figures of
the regular Republican organiza-
ton as George Puchta, former
Mayor Of Cincinnati; A. E. An
derson and Ed. d. Schorr, the
latter being the Republican Cam
|paign Chairman in Hamilton
County. Leaders of the ndepend
ent Republican group are repre-
sented in the persons of Walter
s. Schmidt and Sanford A. Head
ley; while the City Charter group
Is represented by such leaders as
Mrs. Il. G. Fillmore and John II.
Dickerson.
The Committee also symbolizes
the support that Mr.. Cooper is re-
ceiving both from capital and
labor. Big business and industry
are represented on the committee
81 such outstanding business men
S y. w. Edwards, James r. orr
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-20

PHONE ss1a3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-10

Fei"n open titles his seanon. six
~ sn'c"srlDn. il the record Of
Johnny tsft-iI. professional ~ the
quaker Ridge COLI club And II YOU
pat u In tEise ban i,npus2e. Jimmy
as@taR~s 7zs7 strokes per round
That - abrIt ~ consistent scoring
az fnt ever tTcoide
Jimmy began in May by winning
The Metropolitan open. In the United
rtat"s Open he finished IN lie for
e"FsHth. ttIsnt after that be won the
wheeling Open During June he also
anh"xrd The Shrwnre open win 273
stI1ssrs wIiirh IL Il strokes under
JoEes' RS at the British Open. az
weN ~ lhe Eastern open ana the
Massachusetts, Dpen. ia July fai.
Trjl came through with FISTS in the
Pennsylvania ana Philadelphia open
events
Odd. though II may esefn, run.
GDwn condition list Winter was
responsible An enforced rest resulted
and then Farrell took exercises "a
strengthen his muscles snd adopted
diet. His FIRST event thereafter was
the Southern Open, lie Tied with
GoI5en Tor secoud place 10 E1bby
JoEes. Then began his run Of vic
IDIfes
FsFfeli IN strsiRht long driver
Keen win niF IRONS ana Faid by many
| 80 be The best pufter living t9da y
/ Hiz if0n play IL most graceful and
,Inioi'ed. Takes The ciub bark with
/ straight jefs ana Stands well owe,
| bsH There is no idea ~ fofce Ia hit
| shoi. iae hiiE through ibs bail nom
: ihF inside with plenty ~ wrist anf
f9iiow through on the Dine with
straight left ~ insure diteeti1H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-10
HARRY RICE IS DUE
TO HELP 0UTF|ELD
Pilot Has Made Numerous
Changes, but Box Staff
Is Little Improved.

Rv the Associated Press.
~ ETROIT, January 10.-GeorGe
Moriarty. former major league
umpire, ball player ana now
IL manager Of the Detroit TlSers'
shutfied the cards during the
Winter big league holidays ana dealt
the ST. Louis Americans par OF
aces. lie has yet to prove To criticai
Detroit fans the wisdom OF the play
which sent two favori'eS. l.u i'iu''
first baseman, and Hcinie Manush.
outfieldcr. to the Browns. that ne
might strengthen an outticld TO sup
port his pitchers.
But the acquisition of Harry Rice.
outfielder. brought in on the trade
that sent Blue and Manush south
ward. Moriarty believes he has Great
ed an outfield that will both hit and
field. He is certain Rice will hit bet
ter than 300, lead the ma jors in steal
ing bases. and speed up the outheid.
Throughout the playing season oil
1927 there were rumorS OF Complaints
from Tiger pitchers that they were
not receiving the proper support need
ed in the far corners. WIN Rice
Harry lieilman. leading batter of the
ma iors. and Bob "I;hino' FothefG'ii.
Moriarty believes he can present
trio of hitters that will cause oppos
ing pitchers much concern.
The Winter shuttle also sent away
Johnny Rassler, veteran catcher, ana
a favorite Of the pitching stan, KIP
Collins. and Donald fiankins. In re-
turn the Tigers received fIiain van
glider. veteran pitcher of the Browns
Red Hareravc. former catcher Oh
Washington. St Louis and Toronto
ch,h If the international League and
"Chick" Galloway is slated for short
ston nosition in the event Little Jack
Tavener is kept out OF the game with
an injured hand that obstinately re-
fuses to heal.
4, third base Warner is left to
carry the burden. assisted by the YER
Satile Marty McManus. the Tigers
utility man of the infietd.
Johnny Neun, who succe"ded l-u
Blue AT first base last season. is con
sidered one Of the most successful
base pilferers in the American League
4 large part OF Moriarty's strategy
has been <entercd upon the ability of
his men TO steal bases. Even the lum-
herring Heilmann proved proficient ~
the art for a time last year. With
\eun. Rice. Charley Gerincer and
Tayenel-if he plays-Detroit antici'
pa,es a season punctuated with dar-
ing dashes around the base lines.
reminiscent OF the baimiest days of
Ty Cobb.
The Winter trades brought little
Improvement in the pitching staff.
owen Carroll OF Holy Cross and
Josh" Billings and Rufus Smith of
Brown University. are young pitchers.
who have done we'll Kenneth Hollo.
way. III Stoner. Sam Gibson and Earl
Whitehill are the veterans. with
F.lam Vangiider and George Smith
ready for relief roles with a number
of youngsters M from the minors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-10
Mack Mum as to Contracts
Till All Players Are Signed

contract. question that sometimes
causes embarrassment.
For many years the Athletic club
has had it's entire roster under con
tract before the ma jority of other
ma or league outfits. Last year every
man was signed long before the first
detachment was headed for the Il ain
ing grounds at Fort Myers. Fla.
Mack has about abandoned hope Of
signing Ty Cobb for 1928. II he had
Sunday base ball he said, he could
afford it. but the Athletics are not in
"A position TO pay $4,000 or anything
like that sum TO Ty for another sea
son. Much depends on the other clubs.
II they don't raise Mack's offer. Cobb
probably will be back. and Mack liz
hopeful that this Will be the case.
II ne returns TO the Mackmen. Cobb
will be posted In centerfield from the
beginning and Al Simmons switched
10 left. Walter French. Ossle Orwoll
and Bing Miller. again in the Athletic
fold. will fight il out for right. L.
bouryeau and liass are two other
gardeners who are to he given thor
ough trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-10
Fights Last Night

BY the Associated Prets
NEW YORK. ~~ Joey Kaufman
Brooklyn. won frnnI i.uis Nlreniini.
chile 90. Rene de tnk. belgium
knocked out Willie Walker, New
York 90 Pete Sanstoi, Norway. de-
feaied Lew Goldberg. Brooklyn 40.
PHILADELPHIA, $500 Jake kilfain.
California won on "A foul from Wiii
matthew's Baltimore I'D Harold
Mays, EaYonne. r.. J.. defeated Mali
Aggje. philadelphia n1j'
BDnTOS .--Erne Schan. Elizabeth.
~ j. defeated King Solomon, i'ana'
ma no.
THENTDE. ~ J joe Dundee, Raj
iiniore. defeated Joe Reno Trenton
40
BitFFAI.O. ~. Y,~~isobby Tracey,
Buffalo. outppjhted X. .. Kelly. Bar
beItun, ohio 30
GREEN BAY. WA.~~Joey ciein.
Milwaukee. won by technical knock
out over George Mavis. Chicago ~.
Felix Gafnas. Chicago. kno"ked out
PADDY McDonough. Green Bay 10.
WICHITA, kann, Young Stribiing,
Macon, Ola, defeated Chuck Virgins.
iDdiansp0ij n0l
pITTSBt1HGfj.-~ Ms Eie H6senbioom.
New York. won from Gafnsid John,
son iiUt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-10
DRAFT WAR AVOIDED
AS MINORS SUBMIT

r. the Ass,soiateo Press
HiCAGO January 1G.~-Anolh.
"r budding revolt over the
base ball draft methods " the
~ ma JDr leagues has been scoff h.
ri. with the minor lesgueFs
again demonstrating that the ms 1ofs
D id tie ship and in the bare hall
player market.
Delegates representing the ~ organ.
tze6 minor lea CUES voted yesteTca 10
Fess1nG thelr Dallas resolution and
pefrnit the draft situation 10 run along
11st ~ II has for the para ~ ven year,,
anf ~ ~ viii continue during the
!reUubeDcy Of Kenesaw Mountain
IL nois under the ,ernlE of their new
RESOLUTION.
Tie FIVE big minors, international
p1caf1c Coast and Three Eye leagues.
END American and Southern SSstf ID
ftope. Won. their figfst-~witn the baek-
ing ~ the nla 1Gr ifagDeh.-~to continue
the modified draft No player. uGder
fnla fnt9)flca ton, can bf drafted ftrtn
she biz tse clubs unless he came dDwn
r IN q ma 3oF ieapne club,
The minors also frsf'in0ed hn1theF
stlftnpt ~ hamper tb" tns jon. ia their
oraft METHODS. bY changing Il rule
~bich ~uuid ba yc allowed the iDl"ofS
~ kceB ia t9Ged ogt player fD q
year hefcFe his recall
The sim Ot ia" minors IN tfT3t
Jsllas zrfiDIa il "ss UhGefstpod Was
10 gnGufe the ms JDIs ~ SEND their
ttygbleS GDwH ~ toIhs ii thr ''bJrk
Isag4eF' If iGveT classification thar
tie biz FIVE. Dlt tbe tn5 jD,s ma lbfair"C
that their yGUnasttts feeeiyTD u auis X.
- gxjllsh ny pls gjnR ia f8eier rntn
tpsny, and u would take too long fDt
fbenl - deYeiop ~ she n'tle cift1its
WIN their Feitactlru IN ili", the
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-10
RICHARD WILLING
TO HEED TUNNEY
Tex Agrees to Arrange Pair
of Bouts for Champion
During Year.

Nv the ApooIa;sd Press.
n JEW YORK. January 1o.-Tex
M Rickard and Champion Gene
| VI Tunney have settled their
1 Y differences.
EVERYTHING between Gene
Tunney and yself is now Ok" the
promoter said today. He consented
to the heavyweight title holders de.
mand for two fights this year.
Richard contemplatss Jack Sharkey
Of Boston as Tunney's first opponent
and Jack Dempsey az the next and
biggest rival. The Dempsey-Tunney
tussle will be held in the Yankee
Stadium next September, according
to Richards present plans
Just where the first heavyweight
Championship will be staged remains
Indefinite although Rickard regards
Chicago favorsbly as the site.
Sharkey. who fights Tom Heeney
here Friday night. is not considered
as a worthy opponent by Tunnev. the
champions intimates say. However.
Tunney probably will be guided b.
the outcome Of the Heeney go.
Tunnev il slated to leave for Bruins
wick. Ga. tonight for a brief stav
IT Dover Han before proceeding 10
his training quarters At Miami. He
viii box six rounds against three spar
ring partners in an exhibition az
Houston. on February II az part OF
his training program. Rickard will
leave for Miami on January Is.
Tommy Loughran. light heavyweight
champion Of the world. has signed ar
agreement giving Rickard exclusive
rights 20 his ring services until next
November !. The agreement requires
Loushran TO box any opponent Sc
iacted by Eickard and covers the en-
tire country.
Richard said he intended TO keep
I>oughran in the light heavyweight
division at least another wear. He ex-
poets Lnughran 20 be ready for
heavyweight title bout I'm 1929.
The bout between sid ferris. New
York lightweight contender. snc
Jimmy McIarnin OF Los Angeles
down for February az Madison
square Garden. has been postpone
until late next month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-10
RICE SIGNS AS GRIFFS
FARM PAIR OF ROCKIES

Sam Rice IL in line for the Ma.
tiona's' 1928 campaign ard Is con.
filent he will once more patrol the
right field aS regular player.
When the veteran visited club
headquarters and signed a new ro"'
tract late yesterday he declared he
had fully recovered from the sinus
trouble that affected his work con-
silerably last season and felt sure
that he had enough baseball left
in him to withstand the challenges
of brilliant recruits Ia his claim ON
the berth he has held for a decade
with the Washington club.
As Rice was signed the club let
out two players with strings at.
tached. Hubert Atkinson. out.
fielder. recruited from Chicago
seni.pro ranks. and John Brewer.
first baseman. drawn from Georgia
Tech last Summer. were released
under option to the Greenvilie team
III the South Atlantic League.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-10
FIRPO IS PLANNING
US. RING COMEBACK

BY the Associated pfess.
BUEEOS AIRES, January To-
Luis f'irpo wishes To go back To the
United States and make Il comeback.
The Bull Of the Pampas" ackno~l-
edged today that he had sent "A letter
10 the American trainer. Jimmy DE
Forest Offering To place himself un-
der his direction. He thought he
might arrive In the United States an
May.
When asked for a definite state
ment as TO his actual plans. he said.
Maybe yes. maybe no."
Fight experts. however. are reiuc-
tant 10 believe that F'irpo actually
will go. especially as they regard It
AN impossible for him To regain box
ing form after nearly four years Of
Inactivity