davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16

Sabol, Jan Sciranka, Karol Stiss-
ny, Ignac Tatala, pi. Antonia w
ruskt.
vykonny Vybor Matice pozo-
stavat' bude 20 siedmych elel1ov
nasledovnych:
P. Michal Bosak, predseda; pi.
Frantiska C. Jakabcinova, pod
predsedkyna; p. Jozef Husek, ta-
jomnfk; rev. Stefan Kocis, po-
kladnik; dr.. Gustav Kosik, rev.
Gregor Vaniscak a Andrej Cuff
rovic, clenovia.
Rev. Jozef Dulik, zasluEily BY
valy pokladnfk, nominaciu ma
podpredsedu Matice neprijal, O.
d6Rvodniac to vel'kou zaujato-
st 'ou vo svojej osade.
Povinnost on kazdeho jedneho
elena Direktoriumu je: vyvindt
ma svojom okoli co najvaesiu cin.
most "a sbierku Matice, pona.
vstevovat' "a tymto dcelom osa.
dy, spolky, sorganizovat' lokalne
vybory a stvrt 'rocne podat' y.
strediu zpravu svojej cinnosti a
jej vysledkoch.
Novy pokladnik da "a seba "a.
ruku vo vyske $5,OW.0O.
Usneseno bolo vydat a vo vse.
tkych slovenskych casopisoch pu.
blikovat' appel ma slovensku We
rejnost' pred buddcimi vianocny.
mi sviatkami, ably kazdy jedoI
Slovak Slovenka na MaticnJ
sbierku prispeli aspon jednyn
dolarom jako vianocny dar. So SO
stavenfm appelu povereny bol ta
jomnik Matice. o zodpovedny ma
kres k appelu ma sa postarat' DIR
Gustav Kosik.
Tajomnik ma vyzvat' kazdeh
elena Direktoriumu, abeced
nom poriadku, o napisanie clank'
v prospech Matice.'
Schodza splnomocnila noveh
pokladnika, ably peniaze Maticn
ukladal do banky pot'azne d
bank podl'a svojho dobrozdani
Ma. schodzi prftomni boil:
!, Rev. Gregor Vaniscak, rev. j
zef Dulik, rev. Jan Lach, rev. st
fan Kocis, rev. Michal Kosko,
Michal Bosak, pi. F. G. Jakab'
nova, p. Andrej Novak, p. Andr
Guffrovie, p. Jan PorYaznik a
II Jozef Husek.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16
LLOYD "a sfAHUJE.

Ohromne zvacsenie sa transat-
lantickej premavky, prindtilo
spoloenost' North German Lloyd
ably sa prest'ahovala do yacsich
1radovni, pod cislom 81 Broad
way, New York. North German
Lloyd dl'a jeho hlavneho spravcu
p. H.. Schuengela, bola ndtena sa
prest 'ahovat' do vacsich miestno-
sti nasledkom ich velkeho OBJ
chodu, d'alej preto, re buducej
jari budd dane do premavky tej-
to spolocnosti dve move vePke ex-
presne lode sice Bremen a
Europa. Tieto dve eNpresne To-
de, - kazda 0 46,50O tonach -
budd mat rychlost' 262 uzlov "a
hodinu prejdu cez more "a pat
dni, do Bremen "a sest dni -
takze budete moct' byt' donna v
Cesko-Slovensku celkom "a 7 dnl
Dl'a zpravy p. Scheungela ma
North German Lloyd este d aisle
plany pre- bud1ci rok, sice pre-
robenie lodi ''Bremen ma kabi.
o. q
novl LODI. Tymto bude mat ia
to spolocnost' celkom styri kabi.
hove lode a sice Berlin, Muen.
chen, Stuttgart Dresden ked
pridane budu este move lode dc
premavky, budl lode North Ger.
man Lloydu dochadzat'' do europ.
skych pristavov kazdy tyzden.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16
DoBRY RoZUM.

Dobry rozum prejavuje Con-
stance Talmadge, slavna filmova
hviezda, ked hovori:
"zapal'te 81 LUCKY, nikdy
vam nebudn chybovat'' cukrlky,
od ktorych tucniete''
Miesto kolacov medzi jedenfm...
miesto drphej porcie dezertu, ze-
ny sa udrzuju stihlymi tieto dni
fajcenfm LUCKIES. Najvtipnej-
Sic a najkrajsie zeny moderneho
javiska sa takto udrzuju styhly-
mi - ked' inc jedia sladkosti, O.
ny 81 zapalia Lucky!
/ LUCKY STRIKE sti miesaninou
najfajnejsieho dohann ma svete
Ten dohan je pripekany = drahy
4 process, ktory vyvinie a zlepsf pri
chut'. To je predp LUCKIEs 81
zamief1a1le "a zakusky.
i Ia roxy nebolo tajnost 'ou mu
zom. ktorf sa drzia v zdravf, ze
/ LUCKIES nezadrhajd i'm hrdlo a
| neskodia ich telu. Znaju, ze LU.
CKY STRIKE sl ,pbl 'dbenymi eli
garetlami mnohyeh znamych atle.
4 tov, ktori sa mllsia drzat' v do.
brorn telesnom stave. Oni uznava
/ ji mienku 2O,679 lekarov, ktor.
nastoja, re LUCKIES menej draz
| dia hrdlo, nez inc cigarety.
4 Zanechajte sladkosti zanechi
vas tucnota. 3,
i Zapal'te 81 radsej LUCKY. il
to rozumne! Je to ilsudne! Je tC
pravdive! Oprobujte. (Ohlaska.,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16
BANKoVY URADNfK
SA SPRENEVERIL.

George Patton, 1radnik v Dol
lar Savings & Trust Co.larestova-
ny Dol v piatok pre- odcudzenie
bankinych penazi. Udava sa, ze
,mu chybuje 81, 800 a ze pred dvo-
ma mesiacmi mu zahadne oblo-
ka zmizlo $2700. Banka bola proti
ztrate poistena. Patton boil "a
mestnany tejto banke uz 20 ro-
kov boil riaditel 'om East Fede-
raj st. odbocky. ...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16
REoRnANIzACIA sPRAVY
s. K. MATICE SKoLSKEJ
v Direktoriume zastdpene budd
diecezie, organizacie a casopisy.

Harrisburg, Pa, Z. nov. - Dnes
Q 10. iodine rano v hoteli Penn
Harris zahajena bola sch0dza Slo-
venskej Katolfckej Matice Skol-
skej jej predsedom p. Michalom
Bosakom "a ncelom zreorganizo-
vania jej spravy ma zaklade usne-
scnia jej poslednej rocnej scho.
DE, minuleho oktobra vo Whit.
ing, Ind. a konvencie Sdruzenia
Slovenskych Katolikov, vydrzia-
vanych s1casne minuleho oktobra
vo Whiting, Ind.
Reorganizacia spravy prevede-
ma bola nasledovne
Direktorium Matice pozostavat'
bude z SO clenov a zastdpene bu-
dn v nom:
l. Kazda diecesia, v ktorej ma
me slovenske farnosti.
2. Vsetky slovenske katolfcke
organizacie, majdce, krone svo-
jich mladeneckych alebo panen-
skych oddielov, ME menej ako
5000 clenov, menovite:
az Katolfcka Slovenska Jedno-
ia.
b. Katolicka Slovenska Zenska
Jednota.
c) Pennsylvanska Rimsko CIR
Katolicka Slovenska Jednota.
d. Penn. r. Cir. Katolicks
Slov. Zenska Jednota.
q Rim. CIR. Kat. Telocvicn;
Slovenska Jednota Sokol.
f) Prvy SLOW. Venice Slobodne
ho Orla.
3. Slovenske easopisy:
az Jednota.
i b. zenska Jednota.
q Bratstvo.
d. Katolicky Sokol.
e) Obrana.
4. Rehole.
a. Slovenski Benediktini.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16
By Sloyenskf Franti5kani.

b. Slovenskl FrantiSkani.
Do noveho Direkttriumu smy.
sic tohoto ,nnesenia zvolenf boil
nasledovnf:
70 slovenskych katolickych kiia
zOv:
Msgre viktor Blahunka, Chi
cago, ILL.,; rev. Juraj Barlok, Pitts
burgh, Pa; rev. Andrej Biros
Toronto, O.; rev. Frantisek Du.
bosh, Lakewood, g.; rev. Jozef
D'ulik, Olyphant, Pa; rev. Anton
Crack, Newark, N. j.; rev. Kle.
mo Hrtahek, Homestead, Pa; rev
Michal Kallok, Trenton, N. j.;
rev. Stefan Kocis, Youngstown
o.; rev. Mlichal Kosko, Middle.
town, Pa; rev. j. Krispinsky
Cleveland, O.; rev. Stefan Krasu.
Ia, New York, N. Y. rev. Leo
Kroner, Hazleton, Pa; rev. Jan
Kubasek, Yonkers, N. Y; rev. j
Lach, Whiting, Ind; rev. Pave]
Lisicky, Lansford, Pa; rev. Jan
Martvon, Johnstown, Pa; rev
Simon Miskovcik, Farrell, Pa.
rev. Milos ,Mlynarovic, Indiana
Harbor, Ind. rev. Cyril Orendae
Binghamton, N. Y; rev. Gaspal
Panik, Bridgeport, Conn; rev. DIR
Juraj Petro, Allentown, Pa; rev
Jozef Rondzik, Chicago, ILL.,; rev
Martin Rubicky, New Brighton
Pa. !; rev. Jan Sobota, Nanticoke
Pa; rev. Ambroz Tomsa, Pitts
burgh, Pa; rev. Gregor Vaniscak
Cleveland, O.; rev. Jan Eadzora
Johnstown, N. Y. a rev. Jozef Ia
liberia, Detroit, Mich.
z laikov: (
PIP. Michal Bosak, Julius Ba
dzik, P. Baran, Ivan Bielek, pl
Alzbeta Halupka, pi. Maria +
Grega, Andrej Guffrovic, pi. An
ma Husek, Jozef Husek, pi. Fran
tiska &C.. Jakabcin, Juraj Hricke
Jozef Kiesel, DIR. Gustav Kosll
Michal Kudlac, Jan Lukac, pt
lzladnik Venca s. Orla, Jakub {
Molitoris, Andrej Novak, A. N
.Palkovic, Martin Podskoc, Ja
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16
ADvoKAT zASTUPOvAL
ODE SPORNk STRANKY

Youngstown jAprimnoho ad-
vokatov a preto, ably vyzili, da-
ktorf. sa dopust'ali priestupkov
proti advokatskym pravidlam
Sudca Jenkins v tieto dni pozia.
dal pravotarskych komisarov,
ably pozdvihli zalobu proti advo.
katovi J.. M. Modarellimu, 0 kto.
rom vySlo, na javo, re zastupoval
odrazu ako zalujncu tax j zalo.
vanu stranku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16
MATTEL PREDA

2-poschodovy tehlovy dom v Bou-
levard parku. 6 izieb, tile kipel-
ia, dlazka ysade z tvrdeho dreva,
finisovany pojd, 2 karovy garadz
cimentovy drajv. Predam SO
znacnOu ztratOu. Telelontute
22659 po 5. vecer alebo prid tie {.
W. Avondale Ave. (46)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16
REZOLUCIA
Spojenych Slovenskych Priadok
v Chicago, Ill.

Ponevac prisiel do obehu pre-
sirsiu slovenskd eeskd verej-
most akysi Pamatnik, vydany by
valou Priadkou, Annou Schuste-
kovou, (manzelkou p. Jana Schu-
steka) pod menom "Pamati Or
ganizacie SLOW. Priadok v Chica-
60, ILL.,, my nize podpisane sa tou-
to cestou v meme Spojenych Od-
bociek SLOW. Priadok osvedcujeme,
ze $ vyse spomenutym pamatnf-
kom nemaju SLOW. Priadky mic
spolocneho.
We hore spomenuta DANA wy
dala Pamatnik len pre- svoj vlast-
ny zaujem a to vzdor tomu, re by
valy hlavny tirad Slov. Priadok
prijal rozhodnutie Ustrednej Spra
Wy Slov. Ligy Amerike, ktorej
clenkami SINE vtedy boly, ze ked
by sa pisaly revolucne pamati
| SLOW. Priadok, musia tieto byt'
pisane viacerymi zodpovednymi
osobami. Rozhodne vsak sa nema
prijat praca jednotliyej osoby,
ponevac by tato nemohla byt' ne
stranna, ba caste al ME pravdiva.
Dalej, ze vyse spomenute dielo
| je ME Pamatnik prace Slov. Pria-
dok, ale vel'ka kniha nizkych po-
mldv, ktore verejne lplne zatra-
cuje1as.-
| DHa rozhodnutia spolocnej
sch6dze Slov. Priadok, odbyvanej
dna %. sept. r. 1928.
Rezolueny vybor:
Alzbeta Lavrincova, Bozena
Koslaanova, Bozena Buchtova,
Alzbeta Belan, Eva Sop6cy, Anna
Michalicka, Zuzanna Capcik, Az
beta Kutalek, Ernestina Kisova,
Anna Svoboda, Alzbeta Piskula,
AEbeta Sopecy, Julisnna Bzduch,
| Maria Supirak, Anna MachatA,
i Anna Krizan. e
4 (Pozn. Ponevac Pamatnik Dbl
vydany y Cesko-slovensku, pro
I sine ct. slovcnske i ceske. dssopi4
lxy Y starom kraji . prsbfanie re-
zoldcie. N
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16
MA PREDAJ

Ma Lucius Ave. moderny 6 izbovy
dom, blizko skoly kosfcla.. Ma
jitel' byva prec, mesta, preto he
obetuje. Telefonujte 32659 po 5,
hod. vecer alebo prid'te {. 56 w
Avondale Ave. (46)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16
Drobne iohId$ky
Nov1 DOM MA PRxDAJ

Pat '-izbovy i k1per, voda, elek-
trika, gaz, fornes. Lot 5Ox15O, ma
dobrom vidnom mieste. Preda sa
lacno, lebo MATTEL mieni odce-
stovat'. 2418 Taft Ave-, Lansing
vile.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16

Guverner Donahey cd Noveho
roku bude predselom Motorists
Mutual Insurance Co, v Colum-
bus.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-18
Rickard Imports
Italian Wearing
Real Mans Shoe

Paris, Oct. 18.-(P)-A number II
shoe, like toboggans straddling over
the ring, is the greatest pugilistic
asset, Primo Camera, the monu-
mental Italian fighter recently in
troduced in France, has shown in
his two fistic encounters.
Camera, swinging q pile driver
in a gang Of workmen engaged in
building road between Arcachon
and Bordeaux, was sighted by Leon
See, formerly European manager to
Jack johnson, while See, ten miles
out Of the Gironde estuary, inquired
Of the captain what was the new
promontory, unmarked on the maps.
Standing 60 feet in his II shoes,
Camera weighs 260 pounds and his
job as a road builder in the south
Of France prevented the usual man,
moth wrestler's paunch from orna-
menting his mid-section. He is hard
and tough but although he has won
his two battles-against second
raters-by K. O., his worst enemy
couldn't accuse him of being a fight
er and he behaves while in the ring
as If seeking privacy and as if in
an effort to disprove any statement
that he ever was a fighter.
They are going to bring him to
America for the elimination heavy
weight tournament. See claims that
q man wearing q II shoe should have
no trouble filling little Gene Tun-
ney's vacated los.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-18
NOdak Assistant Coach Says
They May Beat Notre Dame
But l Don't Know About
North Dakota; Vert Engel-
mann Is Called Sensational
(By JACK STEWART)

Mr.. Buck Starbeck, who drives q
Dodge coupe and has a keen eye for
football formation, is back in our
midst after having spent q more Or
less delightful weekend in Sioux
Falls, S. d., scouting our opponents
Of this week-end-the South Dakota
Jackrabbits.
Buck had his feet up on the shiny
top Of Mr.. G. "A. Vests best office
desk yesterday, and as he sat he
told your correspondent about the
remarkable team which wears the
Jackrabbit spangles.
They're tough" he said, land If
we win, it will only be after the
hardest kind Of q game. This man,
Vert Engelmann, is a regular
cyclone. He runs like Jarrett or
Schave, and he weighs 1876 pounds.
If he ever gets by our ends, Good
night"
Mr.. West, who had been listening
to this mournful tale, took bite Of
Wrigley's Juicy Fruit, and
crumpled q paper in his hand.
"That baby's hard to STOP" he
said. mo getting away from that.
Our ends will lose the ball game II
he ever gets past them"
Mr.. West chewed his gum reflec-
lively and Strengthened up in his
chair.
Maybe he won't get by them,
though. # they get in there tough
on every play, as they should"
Then Mr.. Starbeck spoke straight
from the shoulder.
"Engelmann isn't the whole team,
by far. The rest Of the boys are
heavy = heavier than Carleton by
several pounds, and fast, and ag-
gressive. They know football too,
and they play it rough"
"Could they beat Notre Dame," !
asked, somewhat timidly.
Our scout turned. "They might
win from Notre Dame," he said,
''but I don't know about North Da-
kota."
"Those boys are MORALLY afraid
Of Coach West. They fear his
smart headwork. With all other
breaks, even, we should beat them
through strategy"
Mr.. West held up one hand.
"Thafiks Buck" he said, with Z
wink, ssbut I'm all out Of spare
change today. Just the same il
Schave calls the plays the way ]
think he will, the Rabbits will put
In . few distressing moments"
Mr.. Starbeck took his feet off the
desk, said, "howdy," % we are %
won't to do out west, and went down
town to buy the meat for lunch.
Your informant left, feeling that
Saturdays game will be something
bigger and better in the way Of
football achievements.
We shall sec Ill about it Saturday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-18
SPEEDY BACKS
COPY JARRETT,
SCHAVE ANTICS
Jensen, Big Guard, Will Be
!; Out Of Saturday Game
= With Injured Ankle
sOHAEFER REPORTS
Squad Looks to Be in Best
Shape This Season for
North DakOtans

Bookings, s. D., Oct. 1S.-An
overcast sky and heavy field failed
to stop Cy Kasper from driving his
football team through q stiff scrim-
mage last night with the frosh in .
frantic effort to prepare for the
Nodaks Saturday.
With Deverey and Rishoi, frosh
stars, taking the roles Of Schave and
Jarrett, fleet North Dakota backs,
the frosh turned loose Flickertail
plays including q lot Of passes. And
despite the fact that not q pass was
completed by Columbus against the
varsity last Saturday, the freshmen
were able to do considerable dam
age tonight by the overhead route.
On running plays, the line showed
the results of the "speeding-up pro-
gram" Of yesterday and were fairly
successful in hating the North Da-
kota formations.
In addition to the regular scrim-
mage, Cy gave the squad q back
ward session during the day and
will repeat this skull practice Thurs
day evening.
An X-ray Of Jensen's ankle, in
5ured in the Columbus game, dis
closed a dislocated bone. This
means that the big guard will be
definitely out Of Saturdays game
and will probably be unable to play
for several weeks. Schaefer was
out in a suit for the first time in
ten days, last night. It is still
doubtful whether he will be ready
for Saturday so Kasper has been
working Schultz and Henry over
time to get them ready to handle
Schaefer's important assignments.
On the whole, the squad looks to
be in the best physical condition
they have been this season. Very
few sore spots were in evidence
after the Columbus game and if the
necessary speed can be acquired this
week, the Jackrabbits should be all
let for q good battle Saturday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-18
JUMP SAYS TALK
| WHIPPED CARDS

= Chicago, Oct. 1s.-(F-The YAM
KEGS talked themselves into the
world series title in the opinion Of
ssBrick" Owen Of the two American
League umpires officiating in the
vefies.
From the opening game in New
Hoek until the fourth and final en-
counter at st. Louis the Yanks kept
up Z constant stream Of chatter that
eventually broke the morale Of the
Cards, said Owen. Every membe1
Of thu team from Manager Miller
HueginS down @ the bat hoy united
Ia The conversation directed ct st.
Louis players.
Babs Ruth Joined IN the gleeful
sarcastic nomarks IN the fourth
game when 10 stood 1t the plate
while the Cards were arguing with
tho umpirss over Sherdels quick"
return.
IL wasn't over, It wasn't over"
Sellod the Dabe - ha clapped his
hands in delight.
While the Yanks were hurting re-
marks q thair xixela II Cardinals
Tenained yoTy quiet
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-18
Major Leaguers Are
Roughing It De Luxe

Doaktown, N. B., Oct. 18.-(APl
-Roughing it De Luxe is the lot Of
the group Of major league baseball
players who are making > hunting
trip into the New Brunswick woods
near here. Fresh milk is provided
by . COW driven into the camp and
. radio has been installed to keep
them In touch with the outside
world.
The people Of Doaktown had, the
first opportunity Of seeing Mickey
Cochrane, chosen the most valuable
player to his club in the American
League, in action after he was given
the honor. Cochrane caught m ex-
hibition game the big leagueFs
played against . local team before
they left last night for Hopewell
Lodge, IL miles from here. The Wis
itors won 8 to 4.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-18
Did you know that
Zeno ~WiIcsewski pIays TO

Zeno >Wilczewski plays foot.
bsll with Boston. college. >
And Princeton hes sbolfshed the
huddle system. :. Larry BEN.
ton b particularly good with
runners on the bases. And
he didn't take N order all sea.
son from McGraw. All the
bright Yale boys wanted 70 -
hacks and ends. +. And the
coach had to advertise for some
men to try ont for the lire. !.
Miles Of Princeton IL going TO
b. one Of those great defensive
backs. 4. Al Mallory was at
Yale. ). There are some Swedes
IN New York. And they gave
Freddy Lindstro1h . watch. ;. !.
There are some Irish, too. . !.
But Shanty Hogan didn't get
nothin,. !. Peter Jackson Wa
great ~Unels Tom1 whea 10
turned aetor. . jim Cofbett
thinks Dempsey b Z sucker for
mt taking another whirl for five
h6ndred grand. Sid Suther-
land says Tex Richard takes .
dive. Every title he plays
pshsr - snest0 scflpe Wtth Tho
boxing writer.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-18
0HIOANS FIRST
T0PULL TRICK
ON WOLVERINES
Two Teams Have Tied Yost.
men But No Small Team
Has Whipped Them

Ann Arbor, Mich, Oct. 18.-(R-
When Ohio Wesleyan startled the
middle west gridiron world by hand
Ing Michigan . II to Z reverse, II
not only marked the first opening
game Z Yost-coached Maize and
Blue eleven ever has lost, but il
also was the initial time a team Of
smaller classification has defeated
the Yostmen in "Hurry-Up's" q.
year regime at the Ann Arbo1
school.
During Yost's early days at Mich.
igan, Michigan Aggies held the
Wolverines to . scoreless tie while
Case Of Cleveland played the Maize
and Blue to q 3-3 deadlock. Nc
"little team" could down the Mich.
tganders, however, until the Bish.
ops came through with their sur.
prising feat the other Saturday.
Ohio Wesleyan also gained the
rather unusual distinction Of beina
only the second school outside the
Western Conference to beat Mich.
igan since Pennsylvania turned the
trick back in 1917. Navy, in 1926
was the first to break the long strina
OF Yost successes IN non-conference
participation.
Tho Bishops victory brought I'D.
ditional joy to Coach George
Gauthier, who in his college days
played quarterback for the Mich.
gan Aggies 1t . time when the Az.
gies were being trounced annually
by Yost and his warriors.
Yost, by the way, formerly
coached 1T Ohio Wesleyan. So
there were quite . few unusual m.
giles wrapped up in the meeting ID
the two teams.
1t was = bitter defeat for Yost
more 80 because the Bishops sue.
ceeded in scoring more points OF
. old "Hurry Up" than any clever
has compiled since that Illinois and
Grange massacre in 1924. Illinois
rang up 80 points that afternoon
the most ever counted against 1
Nost-coached Michigan outfit.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-18
DEMON FOOTBALL FAN GIVES ACCURATE
DETAILS OF BISMARCK MIN0T CONTEST
Royal Rooter Says Ben Jacob
son Played a Whale Of a
Game, While John O'Hare
Was Nursing Injured Leg;
Locals Should Have Scored
More

That the Bismarck Demon football
eleven has an enthusiastic following
is evidenced by the following article:
(By One of the Royal Rooters)
The trip to Minot was we'll worth
while.
The IS to 0 victory Of the Demons
over Minot did not fairly indicate
Bismarck's superiority to the Ma.
gician eleven. Bismarck should have
won the game by five touchdowrs.
had they not favored their injuries
and conserved their strength after
they had the game "sewcd up"
If there was an outstanding star
in the game, it was Ben Jacobson.
He carried the ball 139 yards in 10
attempts for an average Of seven
and two-thirds yards each try. He
was stopped for no gain once and
lost two yards on another play be-
cause of q mixup in signals. He
threw 10 forward passes, two of
which were intercepted, two of which
were incomplete, and six Of which
were completed for total gain Of
100 yards. He played well on the
defensive.
O'Hare carried the ball 40 yards in
II tries for an average Of four and
a half yards. He was . marked
man at all times, besides suffering
from severe charley horse in his
thigh.
Spriggs made the sensational
tackle Of the day, stopping Miller
when he was the only man between
the Minot fullback and the goal. He
also did well in the open field.
Landers was not called on to carry
the ball much, but he played . great
defensive game.
All Of Bismarck's yardage was
made through the great play Of the
line and the superb work of the
backfield. The line play was ap-
parently much better than the back
field play for Bismarck during the
game. After Minot intercepted q
pass near the end of the fourth
quarter and brought it to the Bis
Marck 15-yard line, the great Demon
line held for four downs. On q bad
punt which went outside on the 20
yard line, Bismarck again held
Minot for four downs. At one time
Minot had the ball on the Bismarck
vineyard line.
Bismarck put the ball over the
goal in the first quarter but the
back who carried it across fumbled
it. Spriggs was run out of bounds
on the two-yard line just as the hall
ended.
The Bismarck team has been we'll
coached, and rough spots in their
play are being ironed out in great
shape.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-18
LLOYD SAYS HE
RAN LAST.RACE

Falls City, Neb., Oct. 18.-Lloyd
Hahn has definitely decided to hang
up his running moccasins. and after
that he doesn't know what he will do.
>The famous Nebraska Miller
firmly spiked all rumors to the con-
trary here last night.
II could probably run good races
for three or four years." Hahn said,
"but what is the use? ! have seen
as much of the track as most run
ners, and am ready to retire"
When asked If he planned to 60
east in the spring, Hahn said: Il
shall never 60 east again to run,
you can count on that. | will never
put on my shoes again. I'm through"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-18

idea would be to toss q coin to de-
eide the team you wished to bet your
dough on.
!. It won't be an easy victory for
either team-and the odds, because
Of the veterans and nice material
on hand, may be with Georgia Tech.
But who can be sure Of anything
this year, after what has happened
already?