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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-24

foejak a bizotts&g kidolgosott
programjanak tsrvSt. A gyalta
elnoke Takacs James fogja a meg
nyit6 beszedet tartani. Az aleln6k
Druga Mihdly tartja maid a IT,
r6 besz&det. AZ elsS program is-
mertet3 Asztalnoky Geza lesz, a
masodik program ismertet5 Pusz.
tay Mikl6s. A gyiiles sz6noka
Uray Antal volt magyar allami
tanit6.
A warreni magyarsagnak iga-
nan dicseretere valna, ha minel
|nagyobb szamban megjelennenek
ezen a gyiilesen, hogy az alapve-
t6 munkab6l minel tobben kiven.
mex resziiket. A nagy magyar
nepgyiiles majns 27-en, vasarnar
delutan lesz a Roman Hallban, d
u. ket oral kezdettel. Legyen ot1
minden warreni magyar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-24

es amig. nyugtat kiallitottam,
addig Kasza uram j6 kis szomo-
rodni aszuval csillapitotta scom-
jusagomat, meg is jegyeztem,
hogy kar, hogy minden heten le-
mem jar az el6fizetese. - Innen
tovabb ballagok Hodory Istvan
kedves otthonaba, lakik AZ N.
Portland Ave-, egy kisse elkesve,
de dohamylevelek barmikor j6k
egy regi el6fizetonel. Maid mas
kor szorgalmasabb leszek. - Du-
day JOSEF, lakik 1922 Silliman
Streeten, szereny kis otthonaIban
mindig szivesen fogadnak es an
nal szivesebben fizet, ha tudja,
hogy megbizhato egyen kollek-
tor, inert megjegyzi, hogy multi
kor egy kollektor nagyon erosza-
kosan lepett fel es raadasul ep-
pen vasarnap. K0szomet a. ket do
hanylevelert. - Mem messze IN
nen Kiss Samuel sep nagy tegla-
haza think fel 1880 SHlliman St.
en-, ahol eppen az ujsagot olvas-
gatja; amikor beleptem szereny
othonaba es megjegy1i: No csak-
hogy a dohanyos ide is ellatoga-
tot mar egyszer es megjegyzi AIT,
hogy mar nagyon regen kisimitva
tartogatja a ket dohanylevelet.
l. Kovacs Tivadar baratom lakik
68 Oneta St.-en, els6rendii mocha
lnikusa Fordoknak, amikor la
| Itogatasommal megtiszteltem, egy
gep al6l XII kelletett huAni, hogy
Iatadja a ket dohanylevelet. Ha
valakinek a gepje mem Jol mlko.
dix, ugy keresse fel lakasan. =
Ertesitem kedves honfitarsaimat
lakiknek el6fizetese lejart, legye
mex tiirelemmel, inert tel elmul.
Itaval, s0t mar a tavasz derekar
nagyobb kedvvel latok hozza {
kollektalasyhoz, inert kevesbe va
gyok kiteve annak, hogy a gepen
befagy az utom. Hala jo lsten
mex. A Dohanyos
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-24

jsi nasy munk&ra vallalkoxtak.
NhatAro9t6k, hosy junius o-dn,
szombaton nagy pikniket rsndss.
mex. A piknikst South Main st.
tkrssgen fogjak tartani g Zsiga
JJanos hires zenekara fogja q
talpala val6t huzni. Ere q pix.
nikre a belepti dij nagyon mSlt4.
nyos lesz. Ferfiaknak csak 81
centet, a n6knek pedig Is centet
kell fizetni0k. Jelenjenek meg
ezen pikniken necsak warre.
nick, hanem az egesz k0rnyek
magyarsaga.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-24

MAJUS &c. - A Magyar Sz6vets6s
16.ik oszt&lyAnak 35 ewes fennalasa.
max megtinneplesere rendezend6 nagy
bal Kossuth K0rben.
MAJUS %. A 00r6g Katholikus
Egyh&z tancmulatsaga a Kossuth
eK0rben, sziniel6adassal egybek0tve.
MAJUS 20. - A Farrell, Pa..i Refor-
matus EgyhaA tancnlulatsaga a
Maennerchor HalfJban.
MAJUs 20. A Nilesi Reformatus
! N6egylet balt tart Roman Hallban.
MAJUS 80. - Az Ellwood City.i ma.
gyarsag piknikje az Ocontri Club
Maraz fele tclepen, az epitcid6 rom.
knth tcrnplom javara.
MAJUS 80. - A Youngstown Katho-
likus Ifjusagi K0r els6 piknike a
Campbell Parkban, Kacur Janos hi
res cleveland zenekara k6xremtik6-
d6sevel.
MAJUS 80. - A Sharon, Pal Ameri-
kai Magyar Politikai Club nagy ma.
j&lisa.
JUNIUS 2. A Warreni Magyar If
jnsagi K6r piknike South Main
Street, groundon. A tiszta jovedeleun
baseball csapat javara fordittatik
JUNTUS 9. A Warren, Oh Elsd
F6rfi IS NSi Betegsegelyz6 Egyiei
N6tagjai altal rendezett piknik a
South Main street, ters6gen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-24
Apr6 Hirdetesek

k1aAD0. A tulatlonos ajknlja elAdAsrs
nyolc szobas hazat, fartl6sxOh&val As
minden mas modern k6nyedemmel
fedszerelve, kivAve a gait. J6 barn
es ne1lAktphletek, k6t aker f0ld, .
fedtetekek k6nnytiek. ErlekiSdni le4
4 .het . 34S N. Meridian Avenuen, egy
mile Mahoning Avsanei vallomOs
vona1k6l. 21-22
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-24
A DoHANYoS
LEGUJABB JELENTfsE I!

Ht1r6Lhazra jarok
Kis Fordomon mAszok,
Hazr6l-hazra jarok en-
Eohanyszedo legeny.
kollektalas kozben
Kisse megll0kkentem,
inikor q West. Side-on
Fortom megaIlt monoton.
kszalltam en- bel6le,
Magyar hazba bemenve;
IIet gyarmeik anyja fogadott:
F6rjem mem dolgozik - panaszkodott
Mcgsaj jnaEtam e faj6 szivi jo anyat,
vigaszul megkapta a jutalmat.
Mem fogadtam ell ket dohanylevelet
listen aldja meg j6 szivet, Dohanyos
ez Volt felelet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-24
Kedves Szerkeszt0 irlr ,

szolsz6l, tudniillik els8sorban i!
azokrol szamolok be, akik Wes'
Sideon laknak. Pentranczky J0.
zsefet latogattam meg legel6szor
inert tudniillik 3 nagyon j6 iizlet
ember, 3 mem varja meg, mig &
kollektor az iizletebe megy, ha-
mem egyszeriien postan kiild0ti
ell ket szep kifejlett dohanyleve
let, amt kosz0nettel vettem, dt
a val6di dollarokert megis odi
kellett, hogy faradjak. - Inner
Kalenicsl1 Andor borbelymestel
iizletet latogattam meg, amely
kifogastalan munkat vegzett 6
fejemen. A dohanylevelert ajan-
lom a West Side-i magyaroknak.
hogy legmesszebbmenoleg part
fogoljak. = 10th Lajos barato-
mat is meglatogattam sep es j6l
memo iizleteben, lakik 1922 Do
nald Ave-. Itten minden magyar
aki better 3 hozza, els6rendu por.
tekat kap es pontos kiszolgalas-
ban reszestiE. 9 az egyik legszor-
galmasabb tagja a West Side-i u.
magyar rom.~ kath. hitk0zsegnek
Barta Sandort mem kell liter
kiilon bemutatnom youngstow-
nj magyarsagnak, hiszen minden.
Xxi tiszteli Els becsiili. Aki az 3 liz.
letebe better ,azt szorgalmasan XII
szolgalja. Nala mindig els6rendi
llusokat lehet kapni fiiszerezve
A Youngstown magyar k0zmun
kakbol mindig kiveszi a reszet es
b6keziien adakoz, barmely egy-
haz vagy egyesiilet ter be 3 hozza
Koszonet a l1et dohanylevelert
- Amint Steel Streeten balla
gok egy uj cimtabla iiti meg q
szemem, cine Szabadsag Res.
taurant. Beterek ide lis, inert pro
ba szerencse, ezen kOZmondas var
mindig szemem el0tt es mem is
tevedtem, inert egy derek ma
gyar embert 0smertem meg Ba
log Istvamban, inert tudniillik [
tulajdonos, szoval ha magya-
rok megeheznek ,vagy megszom
jaznak, keressek fel, inert oft ell
s6rendii kiszolgalasban reszesill
mex es ami a f0, Macy tisztasag
van ottan, a elm: 156 Steel St
Mint uj el6fzet6t iidvoz0ljiik ia.
borunkban. - Innen T0r0k 10
zsef ur iizletebe leptem at, 8 is q
Steel Streeten lakik sep kis Jo
memo iiZlate van es ha mem csalO
dok, talan 3 az egyik legregibt
lakoja West Sidei kolonianak
a SIT Istvan rom. kath. egyhaz
max es egyletnek alaIpit6 tagja, 8
Youngstown magyarsag mimder
mozgalmanak lelkes tagja. Or0m
mel tudatom, hogy kedves felsegt
is betegsegeb6l szerencsesen fel
epiilt. A ket dohanlevelet kosz0
netel nyugtaztam. Feher Lajo'
ur lakik 2420 Hartford Ave, aho
szep berendezett iizlete van, hen
tes es grocery, de candyb0l a leg
nagyobb valasztlka van, inert
nagy iskolaval szemben van e
sok szaz gyerek fordul meg nal;
naponta iizleteben. "A ket dohany
level melle meg egy csomo can
dit is becsomagolt es megjegyezt
az is, hogy dohanyos gyermeke
is szeretik az edesseget. - Dial
ton Gyorgy baratomat is megla
togatam, inert tudomasomra ju
tott, hogy uj iizletbe fogott E
hogy nagyszeriien bevalt. Fig.
nagyszerIen berendezett .csirke
farmat rendezett be, amelyet ner
britain elegge dicserni es lit el
arulom az olvasoknak, hogy t0b'
mindnegyezer kis csirket lattaT
csirkc tclepen, a re1ldes toj6 a
t0bb mint ketezer. Korail kalal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-24

K1AD6, eaad6 vaW berbead6 6tszobas
III haz a 2815 vestal Roadon. Min
den kenyeBemmel fe1sneteive, k6zsl
ayarakhoz. TeEefon 38o39. John
Richards, 279 GlenwOod Avenue
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-24
MAGYAROK NAPTARA

JUNIUS 80. A Magyarok Macy
''9No"'
.i'usepo, y. - o'-'' ~
. nos'~''' ni Jas ' -
piknikie Campbell parkban.
r,r u,c ~ e,s,,..ssr 100
w.--.r n p,rr,,.+ r.,,a., a 4,cs.ta
Jovedelem felet magyar Haz aiap-
ia Javars 1oruat,a.
JULIUS A CIR Kash. Egyh6x
pfknikie AZ Ohio works iatsx6terAn.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-24

zolt zegesz faranan es bemutatta
gy0nyorii otthonat, ami egy mil
liomosnak is megfelelne. Meg is
jegyeztem, hogy ha hazam ell
adom, en- is egy csirke farmat fo-
gok venni, inert a csirkeket ma
gyo nszeretem. A negy dohanyle-
velert k0sz0net. - G0cz Janos la
Xix 1923 Orange Ave. Kedves fe-
lesege szivesen fOgadott, ket kis
lanyaval es meg Sc varta, hogy
megmondjam, mi jaratban va
gyok, mar is ket dohanylevellel
lettem gazdagabb. = Macy Ga
Dor baratom lakik a Manhattan
Avenue LOG 81. alatt, ket dohany-
levelet kiild0tt utanam a nyom-
daba. K0sz0net ertiik. - Frede-
rik Macy Andras uram varosom
Xviii lakik, inert nagyon szereti
szabad Ieveg6t, szep 0takares
farmaja van, ahol minden megte.
rem, meglatogattam a mult va
sarnap delutan, ahol kedves fele.
sege szivesen fogadta csaladomat
nemcsaIk dohanylevelekkel hal
mozott ell, hanem els0rendii tur6t
es telfelt is pakkolt az ultra. K0.
sz0net erte. - Palay Amdras III
lakik 1898 Second Streeten, szeI
berendezett otthona latogattam
meg, ahol kedves felesege es ked
YES, egyetlen leanya szivesen fo.
gadott es ket dohanylevelet at
adtak nekem. K0szonet ertiik. -
Todor Janos igen regi cimboram
| otthomat is meglatogattam, oda
haza leven es valodi kobanya
s0rrel traktalt meg, kedves nejt
kikereste ket dohanylevelet I
rezemre. Kosz0net ertiik. - Az
hiszem, hogy sziilSIsegtelen litter
kiil0n bemutatnom Brogli Igna,
baratomat a youngstown ma
| gyarsagnak, hiszen itten tart6z
kodik kedves csaladjaval t0b|
mint 25 ev ota es azota mindel
magyar mozgalombol kivette
reszet es mama is t0bb egyesiilet
nek lelkes tisztvisel6je. A Kos
suth K0r haznagya es egyike
legiobb miikedvel6kne'k. No {
most majdmem elfelejtettem AIT
hogy k0sz0net Ike dohanylevel
ert. = Husoczky Jozsef szerete
otthonat is meglatogattam, aho
mindig szeretettel fogadnak, d
] remcsak engem,. de barkit, akl
hozza better. Husoczky Josef
Bridgeport Szovetseg egyik leg
szorgalmasabb tagja es evekel
keresztul iigyIkezel6je, akl szor
galmasan vegzi a rea haromlo ne
hez munkat, inert mama a Bird
geporti Szovetseg legnagyobb e
leger5sebb fi6kja Youngstown
ban van es t0bb mint haromSza
taggol rendelkezik ezen 16. fiok
| Ha vaIaki meg mem tartozik be
tegsegeliyzobe, vagy biztositan
akarja csaladjat, ugy fordulja
nak 5hozza felvilagositesert. re
lephom szama 94O50, lakik 173
Silliman ST. - Biiv0s Pal lakil
1861 Manhattan Ave. otthomat j
meglatogattam, odahaza leven a
egesz csalad, szivesen fogadtal
es mig kedves neje elokereste
szaritott dohanylevelet, adds
! gazduram levisz a pincebe, hog,
nezzem meg, mily szep facanJ
van es amint megallapitottam
val6di magyar faj. - Vajoczk..
Karoly regi burdostarsam vol
valamikor, szep uj otthomat meg
latogattam, ami0ta nem LATHAM,
csaladja szepen1 megnott es ma
holnap ITALIAN lakodalom is less
szep nagy lanyai es fla van. So
lkaig mem tudtam vele elbeszel
getni, inert igyekezett a munkab
es ICY kiszurkolta ket dohany
| leyelet. K0sz0net ertiik. - lime
| atmentem a szomszedba Lengyt
/ ~ 4 !. %,vLJ
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-10-24
NJ D A|NEERS
LOSE stump

MoRGANToWN. w. Va, Oct. "a.
Head Coach Ira Rodgers, of the
West Virginia University football
team, today continued his quest for
a capable substitute for Eddie
Stumpp's place.
Ina long scrimmage "Bus" Larue
was outstanding as a signal caller
and ball carrier from the left half
back position. However, Louis Var
ney also displayed fine ability in
plunging through the line and in
whistling passes to his teammates
who completed the aerials for re-
peated gains.
big Sleepy" Glenn and Cassie
Ryan also took turns at running
the team and one of these veterans
may get the call against Lafayette
Saturday.
Trainer Art Smith is much pleased
with the way Stumpp's knee Is
rounding into shape and he stated
that Stump might be allowed to get
up out of bed tomorrow.
In any event, it is practically GER
tain that this brilliant triple threat
man and fine field general will be
out of the picture next Saturday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-10-24
TOpAY5 SPQRIORIAL
BY Kirk Miller

Mr. William Roper Prncetons
indignant because brother mentor Chick York
University takes the weknown cigarette
according to Roper thereby undgnes profession
tutoring in the manly compromising
Az president Of the College Football Coaches Association Mr.
Roper hopes bring Mr.. Meehan matter
that body next winter mayhaps expel
the order It would the face Of things that
leaning bit backward in his criticism Meehan g of
which indictment states that cigarette smoking
before particularly
test is recognized leader Of certain of with
gridiron ambitions.
From this distance and after the better part
half OF watching the personal habits Of college
youth of the firm belief get through
playing football years
Mr. Roper, that matter the habit
bring about advanced demise early decline As
between nicotine and organized mayhem, Bill Roper
for Princeton and always be depended the
newspaper writer's to provide coorful copy
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-10-24
MOhawks Hold Respect
For Homestead Eleven

The Mohawks, who have landed all
their football games this year. have
a lot of respect for the Homestead
team of Baltimore. The Oriole grid.
ders will be the guests of the Mo-
hawks on Sunday afternoon at the
Clark Griffith Stadium in a game
starting at 2:30 O'Clock. Homestead
is avowed to pluck the plumes from
the Indians and expect TO return
home with victory. W.
Homestead has not lost a football
contest in more than year. They
tied the Mohawks, II, last year.
This season they are saidsto be bet
ter. but will find stronger Mohawk
club, too.
Coach Craig Wilton is giving his
players nightly workouts in prepara-
ton for the engagement, as he
realizes that Homestead is for
midable outfit.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-10-24

Beyond an intimate knowledge of even your own
power, you have an unknown force in reserve that
may come to your assistance and help.
1t would be a serious thing if man, having
meager knowledge of anatomy, should attempt
delicate surgical operation but to the real surgeon,
trained and skilled, there is an approach to the
sufferer of an intelligent knowledge which IS the
basis of confidence.
Primarily every man who believes in himself has
valuable asset to his undertaking, but his faith
in himself must be justified by the expert knowl.
edge he brings to bear on his task The shores OF
time are strewn with the wreckage of men who
had great ability, but who did not believe in them
selves Then they met crisis and to their amaze
ment, powers were revealed that they never
dreamed of. Nature plays some funny tricks upon
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-10-24
Iris Speaker .. Manager Of BraDes

Do be surprised that iris Speaker will the
Braves when the robins sing again the Common Things
to be pretty well and dried for Rogers Hornsby to the
Cubs but player and Speaker through
player, doesn't the Emil Fuchs
club then the handwriting the wall is wrong
The National League situation in Boston isn't unlike the fix
Washington found itself recently The Braves make
which will be popular with the similar
the bringing back the beloved Bill Cargan
to pilot the American League entry
Slattery liked by the
and his summary make for Hornsby who failed
perform miracles either with the the gate didn't
well the chests the Although Slattery
not Of wide baseball reputation he had local following
Boston and is thought that in view of Speakers great service
Of the Hooper trinity 1912 and 1915 the
Gray Eagle might be the answer TO the Braves problem
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-10-24
Winter to Bring Other Change.

Two important managerial changes have already been announced
the coming Washington of Walter johnson and the going
Detroit of Bucky Harris and before the winter s it coming
this yearly there be several other changes team
leadership.
BIackburne who the White Sox affairs when
that next spring Wbert Robinson is growing steadily
of taking the Brooklyn and pull from
the Fatbuh at moment leaving the thankess JOB
to Max Carey, the former Pirate outfielder
Whether McKechne is through in the Cardinal household
would
appointment Frank Snyder to take the St Louis National
the road next McKehnies Job
supposed be if the Cards failed to win the pennan
through with that all right but in dropping the world
Yankees he himself in hot water where he will
probably spend much time until he hears definitely from Sam
Bradon to 1929.
Howley with the Browns and Of men
Higgins McGraw Connie Mack and Bill Carrigan
sitting pretty long they wish to remain with the game
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-10-24

the storehouse of power that is in u.s. but not until
we command it's does it come to our aid and
set us going.
Many of us had in our early lives a natural
timidity-we hesitated to step into the limelight-
but confidence gave the mastery and success.
The eagle takes the eaglet its strong and tried
wings out into the broad sky and then shakes the
youngster off. Immediately the eaglet realizes
something has to be done, confidence asserts ITSELF
and away it flies
From boy, my nature has been retiring. was
hesitant of asserting my powers but realizing that
possessed strength and skill, confidence came to
the rescue and here I am the retired champion OF
the world.
Copyright 1928. King Features Syndicate Inc
Con Friday, Tunney will write on Opportunity 2
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-10-24
By GENE TUNNEY
ired indicated Worlds HeaUyweisht Chourpio,

HNHERE is only one thing in the world more
dangerous than coneeit, and that is self
depreciation
Many buresque life by presuming an ability
which they do not possess and by attaining
position which they cannot maintain 1t is truism
that exaggerated eonceit is incipient insanity but
that is not what mean by confidence
No one but man with swell head'' would
attempt the unreasonable An animal roaming wild
in the forest has better instinct for proportion
that that. No bantamweight ever would enter the
ring to wage crucial contest with a heavyweight
He knows that there is such a thing as class But
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-10-24

return of It's cripples. Capt.
Chalkey Lopeman and Babe Clap
per. both on the casualty calendar,
will be stationed at their accus-
toned backfield posts. This will
enable Jimmy Carey and Bob Gates
to return to their line berths.
Julie Radice. the sacrifice half
back" has about clinched a half
bach position on Curly Byrd's
Maryland eleven which tackles
V. NJ. l. Saturday at Richmond.
Va. Radice is the interferer. who
leads the way for the runner. Only
coaches appreciate the worth of
such a PLAYER.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-10-24

a man, having found his class either mentally or
physically, ought TO have the stamina and con
fidence to measure his lance with any adversary
1t IS not concet to value your power in moments
Of calm calculation. 1t is sin not to do
Your opponent may have had wide experience,
a stirring and competent record. The papers may
give long list of his victories. They may state
that on past performances he is a sure winner !;
that he has met good and laid them in the
dust but, remember, he has never met you. You
are his enigma and problem. No two humans are
alike As Henry Van Dyke says, fthere is one
place are all alike-we are all different" That
difference is your capital and his problem. What
ever others may say regarding your rival, they
have not tabulated your powers nor analysed your
skill.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-10-24
Mushy Callahan Seeks
To Defend His Title

CHICAGO, Oct. 24.-Mushy Gala
han junior welterweight champion
pulled the unexpected here today
when he appeared at the offices of
the Illinois Boxing Commission to
offer his services for a title bout
with anyone that the local body sees
fit to oppose him.
Champions, very seldom take this
course, but Mushy feels satisfied
that he is ready after his hard
ten-round bout with Bobby Tracey,
of Buffalo here last night. This
was Callahan's second bout within
the last ten days after his six
months layoff.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-10-24

in the Cardinals defense MaIevich
injured his leg in the game with
William and Mary and is now
hobbling on crutches. He is one
of the greatest defensive players
in this neck of the woods or. else
where. His work backing up the
line in the Eillanova game was a
classic.
Coach Jack McAuliffe plans
to move Capt. Jim Schmidt
over to the fulIback and assign
Derry Healy to Schmidt's va.
Gated halfback spot. The
Cardinals are TO engage Mt. st.
Mary's at Emmitsburg, Md,
on Saturday and the contest
Involves two rivals with a feud
as a background.
George Washington. which col.
hdes with the New York CITY Col.
lege eleven on Saturday in the
Central High Stadium at 2:30
O'Clock, will be bolstered by the
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parture for the South this week
has brought the matter to head.
Those who will be offered for
trade or sale are Pat Collins and
John GrabowsIxi, catchers; Joe
Dugan. Mike GazeIIa and Gene Rob
ertson. infielders; Ben Paschal or
Cerdic burst and possibly Bob
Meusel, outfielders. and Bill Ryan
and Myles Thomas. pitchers.
Higgins Is declared to have
compiled the list Of victims in
his final conference with club
officials and they say he has
spoken for "going the limit"
with the job lot in order to
get Charley Ruffing from the
Boston Red SOx.
The other man he wants is George
Uhle. of the Cleveland Indians, and
he is quoted as sayingn that he
expects to get George "for very
little" That no doubt will interest
the Indians strangely. 1t will be
their first intimation that their
lack of interest in George as
daily companion should apply equal
~ to Georges departure.
The Ruffing transaction Is under
stood to have been discussed in
formally before the close of the
1928 season, although they named
no Yankee names at the time. Con-
fidentialy, Higgins has declared
that he will include Meusei in the
proposed deal, but only in the event
that the Red Sox become adamanr,
which is a way people get when
they think they can't go wrong. If
Meusel goes, OF course, many OF
those named will stay, but not with
the Yankees. They are definitely
due to play their baseball elsewhere
next year.
As It looks now, the only
Yankee regulars who will hold
over for the 1928 season are
Ruth, Gehrig, Combs. PennOck.
Pipgras, Zachary. LaZZeri, KOe-
mig. DurOcher and BengOugh.
Moore, of course. stays on the
payroll because. il he Is due for a
comeback, the Yankees want him
and, II he isn't, nobody does.
Koenig is the present selection
for third base with Durocher at
shortstop and Larry and Reese, the
$3.50, 900 coast pair. distinct posi-
bilities for two of the four infield
positions.
Julian Vera, out to grass several
times, is believed to be ready, too.
Therefore, Higgins thinks himself
justified in cutting loose from
Dugan, Gazella and Robertson.
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This is the fifth of a

This is the fifth of a
series of tWelUe articles
on thinning success by
Gene Tunney, the re-
tired h e az u eight
champion of the UOOrld.
They constitute his
final lOriting for news-
papers and uOiH appear
exclusiOeIy in this city
in The Washington
Times.