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Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-05
Here and There
In Sport World

SOUTH BEND, Ind-Spring prac-
tice sessions for Notrc DANES $50
football candidates Will begin here
Wednesday, Coach Knute Rockne
announced.
CHICAGO-Harry Dillon, Cana
dian heavyweight, and Jimmy
Byrne, Louisville, were to weigh in
at boxing commission headquarters
this afternoon for their 10 round
bout here tonight.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. - Several
hundred sportsmcn attended the fu-
neral here today of Robert L. Cane
fax, former world s three cushion
billiard champion.
MIAMI BEACH, Fla.-Francis
Hunter won the South Florida ten
mis- championship singles here Sun
day, defeating johnny Hennessev,
90, Sc, 81, SO, 7 to ). Paired
with Lawrence Rice, Boston, Hunter
defeated Hennesscy and Francis X.
Shields i'll the doubles, G-3, 60.
NEW YORK-The Kcoi Univer-
sity baseball team, strongest nine in
japanese University circles, will
sail on March % for tour of the
United States.
NEW YORK. - Beating Harry
Wakefield, so to 43 Allen Hall gain
ed half game lead on Willie Hop.
pc, leader in the American three
cushion billiard league.
BROOKLYN, n. Y.-Battling Lee
whisky, former American light
heavyweight champion, who is at
tempting comeback, will meo;
Earl "Little Boy Blue of st. Pau
in a scheduled six round bout here
today. Devinskv is 81 and has been
boxing since 1910.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-05
GERMANS TAKE
Their SPORTS
TOO EARNESTLY
Find Fault With Capers
Cut BY Swedish Swim
ming Champion.
By FRANK GETTY
UNITED Press Sports Editor)

NEW YORK, March 5.-Gcrman
sports writers are indignant, accord
ing to the cables, over some recent
horse play on the part of Arne Borg
of Sweden, who is the world IS cham
pion swimmer at distances from 900
Yards TO one mile.
1t appears that Borg docs not
take competitive swimming serious
ly enough to satisfy the Teutonic
mind, which is as unrelcntingly rec
tangular in this respect as in any
other.
The German writer's arc hugely
annoyed because the Swedish swim
mcr, during a recent meet in Berlin
iokcd and chattcd with the spec
tators, cut capers and executed fan
cy strokes while defeating all his
opponents with ease
This raises rather neat point in
connection with competitive ath-
lctes. Must they, then be taken
with deadly seriousness?
From the German viewpoint there
is only one answer and that in the
an lf1naIlNe.
How would it look, ask the Teu-
ton sports chroniclers, if Bobby
Jones, II up on Chick Evans at
lunch time, should appear for the
afternoon attired in a pink ballet
skirt and perform toe dances on the
tee while his discomfittcd opponent
attempted to drive.
All we can reply is that while we
cannot imagine Bobby Jones doing
any such thing, Chick Evans might,
if he thought of it.
Too Serious
How would it be, demand the
German writers. if Lloyd Hahn,
leading DIR. Pcltzer, Paavo Nurmi,
Douglas Lowe and Seraphim Mar
tin by 90 yards in the stretch at
Amsterdam, were to turn and skip
backwards over the finish line,
twiddling his fingers at his defeat
cd competitors?
To which hypothetical question
one only can reply that no runner
ever will be 90 yards ahead of that
field in any race without using a
motor scooter, and that as far as
Hahn is concerned we have no evi-
dcnce that lie knows how to skip
backwards or cares to.
If victorious boxer We're to
place one padded hand ostcntatious-
ly behind his back before admins
tcring the coup de grace, his oppo-
ncnt might feel unduly insulted as
wer as injured. And if the New
York Yanks had used umbrellas for
bats ard fastened their base runners
together with daisy chains during
the final game of the 1927 world
series, the Pittsburgh Pirates might
have felt hurt.
Good managers seldom permit
such things to take place. But,
when the German sports writers
start talking about Borg's hOrseplay
bcing "incompatible with the dig
nifty of an athlete they are for
getting that athletes are human be
ings.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-05
Bobby Jones'
Title In Danger

Frank "Penny" Richmond rs the
winner of the 1923 Presidents cup
tournament at the FL Centre Golf
Club. in a close and interesting l8
holes of medal play yesterday morn
ing " Penny' nosed out DIR. X. {.
Clemens for the championship.
BY virtue of the victory the win
ner will be presented with a silver
loving cup by A. II. Keller, presi-
dent Of the club.
Clemons had a handicap advan-
tage of eight at the start Of yes
terday's match and getting away 20
a good start it looked as though he
would sail through to victory. But
toward the close of the first nine
holes Richmond played superb go
and had cut Clomon S advantage 70
five when they started on the see
ond round.
From that time on it was just n
question of playing the second
round for Richmond was drivln :
them far down the fairways AMI
PLAYING a mastcrful game with his
irons. He took the lead on the l4ta
TAFT-The Seattle Indians took
2 to game from the Standard Oh
team of Taft.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-05

SAN ANTONIO, Manager
George Moriarity today continued
to devote considerable time to the
Detroit pitchers who are fast round
ing into shape.
BRADENTOWN, Fla.,-The Ros
ton Red Sox were split into two
squads today by Manager Bill Car
rigan. The new men reported early
in the morning and the regulars
joined them later. The Red SOX viii
rlav the Cards here Wednesday, in
HE first exhibition game Of the sea
son:
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. Be
ginning the third week Of training,
the st. Louis Browns shape up as a
more formidable combination than
the team that finished seventh last
year. The players, old and new, are
hustling harder than they did at
any trne last year, Manager Howley
saiG.
MONTERREY, Cal.,-The San
Francisco Seals defeated the Stick
crs, local ball club, 10 to q.
STOCKTON, Cal.,-The Fan Gig
ars, Stockton nine. defeated the san
Francisco Missions, to /, in an eE-
hibition game.
CALTSTOGA-O Oakland handed an
" to trimming to the Piggy Wig
CIV team of Oakland.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-05

The Stewart Truck, king of tran
sportation. j, b. Hart, 66l Main st.
FL Centre. Sixth & f SITS. Brawley.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-05

singles, Ruth Price with Imperial,
sc and g.. Girls doubles, Ruth
Price and Mary Hectett, with Holt
Vile g. and Sc; with Brawley. 6-2
and Ga. Mixed Doubles. EVELYN Pope
and Junior Holiday, with Holtvil}e
g. and 81; with Imperial 81 and
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-05

Harold Comperc, entomologist,
will return to Riverside from Aus
tralia in the near future.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-05
Pick Washington
70 Beat Trojans
by United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, March 5.-Uni-
vcrsity of Washington cagers are
the favoritc to defeat University of
Southern California in their inter
divisional thrce-gamc series for the
coast conference basketball title,
the first contest of which will be
played here tonight.
The stalencss which marked the
Trojan play when they believed
they had cinched the southern see
tion title, only to find themselves
in for a fight, has apparently disap-
pcared. Lineups tonight:
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-05
TOday's Program
For Congress
Senate

Continues debate on Norris Mus
Gle Shoals bill.
Senator Wagner, Democrat, New
York, speaks on unemployment.
House
Considers calendar bills.
Agriculture committee begins con-
sideration of farm relief measures
in executive session.
Merchant marine committee con
tinues shipping hearings.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-05

green and had increased it to three
at the home hole. The players
halved the 18th.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-05

The stock market has been ca
vorting around right smart lately.
That s one of the reasons why gem
tlemen prefer bonds.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-05

about 20 days after the start"
Five thousand people saw the
start at Ascot Speedway yesterday
and unrounted thousands more lin
Cd the road.
The runners finishing from sixth
10 twenty sixth, and the order Of
thcir checking in, were:
Ncstor Erickson, Finland; Joe
Cont, Italy; Seth Gonzales, Denver;
Andrew Paine, Clarcmorc, Okla;
Oil Watinen. Finland; Paul Sim
pson. burlington, \. c.; Ed Gardner,
Seattle; Saylor Minnick, Detroit; ;
Pat Demar, Los Angeles: Arnc Sou
mainen, Finland; Ned Williams, Ar
den, Del: Juri Lossman, Esthonia !;
James Kelly, Sandusky, Ohio; Carl
Willard, New York City; Harry Ray,
England Billy Endreizi, Hurley,
Wis; Frank Nagoski, Germany
Dwight Houfstatar, Manistee, Mich;
Arthur Newton, London, and Frank
Chavez, Pasadena, Calf.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-05
SPORT NEWS SECTION
So. California
Sport Briefs

PASADENA, Calf, March 5. -
Walter Hagen, professional Golf
ace, and Mrs. Miriam Burns Horn,
of Kansas City, women's national
golf champion, defeated Leo Diegel,
professional, and Mrs. Harry Press
Ter, women's western champion, in
an IS hole exhibition match at An
andale golf club yesterday, points
up and 2 to play.
LOS ANGELES, March 5.-A 2
goal rally in the final chukker gave
Midwick Rovers n to 6 victory
over the tcnth cavalry poloists at
Monterey Park yesterday.
LOS ANGELES. March g A
world s heavyweight wrestling title
bout in Los Angeles between Ell
"Strangler' Lewis, the champion,
and the winner of the Jim Brown
ing Tommy Draak match here We'd
rcsday night was being sought to-
day by Promoter Lou Daro.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-05

John D., Jr., has been doing his
best to help clear up what Senator
Walsh laughingly calls "the crude
oil situation.D
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-05

WINTER HAVEN. Fla.,-The
Phillies have three exhibition games
this week. Thev play the Athletics
at Fort MYERS Wednesday, the Red
Sox here Thur"anv, anl the Ath'"'-
les here Saturday. -" '1f7.lNa
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-05

TAFT-The Seattle Indians tooi
2 to / game from the Standard Oh
team of Taft.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-05
Diamond Dust
From the Camp
By United Press Leased Wire

FORT MYERS, Fla.,-The A'h-
letics were TO play their first prae-
tice game Of the training season
here today with iris Speaker lead
ing one team and Coach Iro Thomas
the other. Al Simmons is due We'd
nesaay and Tyrus Cobb Thursday.
TAMPA, Fla..-With only two
players absent. the Washington Sen
ators today began preparing for
their first exhibition game with the
st. Louis Cardinals at Avon Park,
Fla. Thursday. The absentees are
Catcher " Muddv' Ruel and 1nfield-
cr Tommy Taylor.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-05

CALTSTOGA-Oakland handed an
to trimming to the Piggy Wig
civ team of Oakland.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-17
FORMER N0DAK
GRIDSTARS TO
HELP VISITORS
George Heidi. Youthful Hurl.
ing Star, Will Oppose Bis.
marck in Affair
LOVE WILL PITCH
Park Will BE Dedicated and
Chevrolet Will BE Given
Away to Lucky One

George Heidi will probably pitch
against Bismarck in the Gray-Man-
dan tilt Monday night. Heidi has
pitched two good games for Bis
marck this season.
Another Mandan man will prob
ably leave the Bismarck ranks to
play with his home team in the We'd
nesday tilt. Nagel, Mandan regu-
lar, has been playing consistently
with Bismarck during the last
month and has done well both in
fielding and sticking.
The third Mandan man on the Bis
marck outfit will undoubtedly play
with Bismarck in the special tilt, be-
cause he makes his living on this
side of the river and because he is
captain of the Gray otufit-First-
baseman Eddie Tobin.
Begins at $3.50
The game. which will begin
promptly at $50 p. m. Wednesday,
is just part of the program for the
evening. The big thing of the eve
ming is the dedication of the city ball
park to the Bismarck park board.
The city service clubs have worked
several months to gather up $4,000
with which to purchase the grounds.
The third event on the program
will be the giving away of a Chew
rolet sedan. Ticket sales for the
game have been going good the last
few days, according to Tobin, who is
in charge of the campaign. Each
ticket carries a chance on the free
automobile.
Three former University Of North
Dakota athletes will see action
against Bismarck Wednesday. They
are Mutt" Gronvold, catcher, Mike
Geston, shortstop, and Bob Renden,
third-sacker.
Stars Were Ends
Gronvold and Geston were ends on
the Nordak eleven a few years ago
Mike being captain of the Green one
year and being selected as all-con-
ference for two years.
Doc Love, who pitched the hand
some game against Sanish Sunday
will hurl for the local outfit. if Man
ager Neil Churchill doesn't change
his mind.
Duckie Guidas, doubling star. will
catch. Tobin will play first, johnson
or Sagehorn short, and Floyd Fuller
third. Kelly Simonson will be sta.
toned at second in all probability
after the neat game he turned Il
from his new position Sunday.
In the gardens, Churchill will have
Boardman, Mohn, Martin, Jones, and
Paulson. Jack Gesellchen, if he
doesn't start. will be on hand for re
lief mound duty.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-17
BYRD TO VISIT
TUNNEY'S CAMP

Spectator. N. Y. July 17.-tP-
After a twenty-four- hour rest from
all ring work, Gene Tunney decided
to renew exchanging blows with his
sparrinR partners today to fit him.
self for his worlds heavyweight
title bout against Tom Hccncy on
July 26.
After today Gene will box but
four times before he enters the Yam
kee stadium ring nine days hence.
Besides swapping punches with Har-
old Mays and Billy Vidabeck, the
Bayonnc, N. j., heavyweight. Gene
mapped out program which in
cluded long stretch Of road work
and a strenuous session with the
punching bag and heavy body sack.
Commander Richard Byrd, the
TRANSATLANTIC and polar flyer. is cx-
pected to visit Tunney. A landing
field for the Byrd plane. in which
Tunney hopes to fly to New York
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-17

(By The Associated Press)
Wilkes.Barre. Pa. - Tommy
Loughran. Philadelphia. out.
pointed Pete Latzo. Scranton,
(1O): Bud Ciccer0ne. Wilkes.
Barre, defeated Willie Beetle,
Philadelphia. co.. Charley Pa.
gonis. Plymouth. Pa, knocked
out X. o. Griffin, Carbonate,
Pa, ca.
Philadelphia ~ Tommy Her.
man, Chicago, and Tom (kid)
Murphy. Trenton, N. J., drew,
(10).
New Castle. Pa.-Young Fir.
pc. Louisville. won from Joe
O'Malley. Columbus. O., (10).
Billy Wallace, Youngstown, O..
outpointed frankie Rio. Cleve-
land, co.. Romeo Pavelli, New
Castle, defeated Terry Meow
ern, Warren. O., co.. Joe Lou
der. Pittsburgh. knocked out
Willie Falk. Willoughby, O.,
~. Jackie Powers. Youngs.
town and Tony Canzoneri,
Cleveland. drew. a..
Rensselaer,. n. Y. -Jack
Payne. Australia, knocked out
George Gemas, Philadelphia,
90.
Syracuse. n. Y.-Baby Joe
Cans, California. defeated
Jackie Brady, Syracuse. (10).
Larry Msranncci, Troy. and
Jimmy Harrison. California,
drew, 90.
Providence, r. /. Young
Montreal, Providence. technical
y Knocked ont Bonnie (Kid)
Carter, Arizona, 90.
Charlotte, n. C. - *. O."
Jotnny Roberts, Huntington, w.
VI, Inflated Billy A1ger, Phoe-
Nh, Arts, CO.. :
Dslrsit - Dllly etob, Detrsit,
s =. =, 81 l''e' Andsss's' D.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-17
HEENEY NEEDS
BETTER SLEEP

Fairhaven, N. j., July 17.-tP)-
Tom Heeney slid back into the seri-
Gus grind of gInds today, after q
days layoff, returning to the prac-
tice of working out in the afternoon
instead of the cool Of the evening.
Boxing at night, Heeney found,
disrupted his entire program, par
ticularly his sleep, he did not get
into bed until midnight or later with
q result he did not get his required
amount of sleep. He prefers work.
ing out at night, because the oppres-
sive heat of mid-afternoon takes a
lot out of him but he figures he
needs to get into bed earlier.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-17
Joe CantillOn Will
Get Umps' Berth

Chicago, July .17.-P'--Joe Cam
tillon. veteran baseball player. man.
ager and scout, probably will be APP
pointed umpire-in-chief Of the Amer
lean association for the 1929 season
at the leagues annual meeting in
December. President Thomas ].
Hickey said today.
Cantillon is said to be favored by
the club owners for the position. He
is scouting for the Chicago Cubs
this year.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-17
CHICAGO MEN
ARE FATHERS

Chicago, July 17.-(F-Two men,
bcrs Of the White Sox, Ted Blanken-
ship and Bill Hunnefi"ld. had WOO
to fight for today. They are faith
ers.
After vest ,rday's double victory
over Boston, they were notified that
each was the ,arent of /, girl. Miss
Hunnefield is but three hours older
than Miss Blankenship.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-17
MILLERS HELP
ST. PAUL GAIN

Chicago, July 17.-(R-Nick Al
lens cannonading' st. Paul club,
aided by its greatest rival, Minneap-
oils, was but two games away from
first place perch in the increasing
" torrid American association pen
nant chase today.
While the Saints punched most of
their hits to win a heavy hitting
game from Louisville, IL to 6, their
traditional enemies, inspired by
some excellent pitching and hitting
from old RUDE Benton, tripped the
league leading Indianapolis Indians,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-17
Yesterdays Games

NATIONAL LEAGUE
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-17
YANKS NEAR
DESTIN TI0N
BY ALAN J. GOULD
(AssOciatcd Press Sports EditOr)

S. S. President Roosevelt en- route
to Amsterdam, July 17.-R-Ex-
ccpt for scattering casualties, the
American Olympic team is nearing
the end of it's voyage to Amsterdam
in remarkably good condition.
Most Of the coaches consider the
team is the strongest ever assembled
for the Olympics. Especially is this
belief held in connection with the
track and field, rowing, swimming
and wrestling squads.
Dcrncll Every, the Yale fencer.
and the wrestler, Leslie Beers and
Ralph Prunty, are the chief casual
ties although none is seriously hurt.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-17
Two Mandan Men Will Leave Gray Lineup Wednesday Feature

Every is suffering from a slight
flesh wound suffered in a practice
bout. Beers shoulder was not brok-
en- in his practice bout with Clarence
Bergman several days ago, as was
feared at first. He is recovering
rapidly and expects to work out to-
day.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-17
S t allings in
Grave Stat e

Macon, Ga, July 17.-R-George
Stallings. miracle man" of the 1914
Boston Braves and owner of the
Montreal international league base
ball club, who was brought here q
week ago suffering from a heart
ailment, today remained in a critical
condition.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-17

s to 2, enabling st. Paul to gain .
full game.
The other contenders for top hon.
ors also took advantage Of Indian
apolis' slip. Kansas City defeated
Toledo. z to 2, and Milwaukee
downed Columbus by the same score.
Today, the sixth place Toledo Mud
hens were but six and a half games
away from the top.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-17
Lion Tanners Have
Comfortable Lead

The Lion Tanners last night in
creased their lead in the Bismarck
Junior baseball league by whipping
the runner-up kiwanis Boosters 4
to 2 in five innings at the city ball
park.
The Lion Tanners. who have vet to
lose, will challenge Unions best
team, expecting to play there Sun
day.
The standing of the city league is
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-17

The Rotary Hubs and Legion
Cubs meet Thursday night at the
city ball park in a game which the
Cubs hope will bring them into a
tie for third place.
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on the day of the fight was laid
out on the Hamilton County Country
club grounds. about four miles from
the training camp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-21

New flare and turn down style
gloves of glace skins, p. k. sewn with
heavy contrasting self-stitched backs,
in good assortment of new Fall COL
ors, also white with black, sizes 53A
to 8.
Kann's-Street Floor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-10

raz preuka1alo lietadlo vel mi
cennu sluEbu pri hl'adani kara
vany ma piisti. Bol to zastup put
nikov, ktory vysiel 2 Bagdadu, a
o ktorom uz nebolo v0bec ziad-
nych zprav, tax ze boly obavy,
ze pltnici padi do riik lupicov,
ktori oihajl ma cestach, veddcich
p1st'ou medzi Bagdadom a Da-
maskom. Preto bolo vyslane lie
tadlo, ktore zistilo, re pt1tnici ma
chadzajil sa asi 23O KIN. Cd Rug
by. Odchylili sa 5 cesty zblidili
v p1sti, neboli ysak postihnuti
ziadnou nehodou. Lsetadlo memo
hlo blizkosti phtnikoy pristat' !,
| vratilo sa, naco holy pdtnikom po
slane zasoby potravin a vody.
= PodarenJ 5tudentskJ kdsok.
IStudenti sn znami svojim huncut-
1stvom. Nedayno uviedli STUDENT
mesto Namour v Belgii do znat-
lneho vzrusenia, ktore skoneilo ga
vseobecnym smiechom. v jednom
z miestnych casopisov objavila 50
zprava, ze prime a princezna Myo-
ia Rangpoure, ktorf patria !
najstarsej indickej kaste" rad
by ma svojej ceste Pariaa d1
| Berlina uvideli mesto Namour
Pridu vraj 0 1. hodine 80 mimi
/ tach, odKial' sa odobern do ho
teln, kde. sd ochotni prijat' 20
Istupcov 1radu. Obyvatel 'stvo bo
4 10 vyzvane, aby ozd'obilo donal
praporami. V udanl hodinu ties
nil sa ma nadraM husty zastup Q
cakavajiicich zvedavcov. Wax pr
. siel presne "a hlmeneho prevola
, vania slavy yystnpila 2 vlak'
kniezacia dvojica s nadhernyn
, sprievodom. Ziadny operetny re
User nemohol 81 vymysliet' podi
vuhodnejsfch kostymov, nez aky
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-10

mi .sa honosila princoya druzina.
Vzacni hostia boil dovedeni k pri-
pravenemu povozu q dovezenf o.
vencenym ulicami do radnice, kde
mala byt' ma ich po1est usporia-
dana hostina. Tam ale naraz po-
ealf Indovia hovorit francdxsky
d 2 celej indickej dru6iny vyklu-
bali sa veseli sutdenti, ktorf svo-
jim podarenym khskom zfskali s.
cele moru.milovne obyvatel :
stvo. u I
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-10

chal som pripravit' vsetko po-.
trebne naradie, premysl 'ajuc, ci
no budem moct' uspat', alebo ci
by mu mohla anaestheza uskodit'.
Zdrzal som sa trochu Wac, kym
som vyfajcil svoju cigaretn, a
ked' som vstnpil do operacnej Sic
ne, zbadal som chybu, ktorej sa
MOI asistujdci kolega dopustil.
Pripravoval a klpal operacny
Rad tax, re to pacient mohol Vi
det'. Tento lezal ma stole vel'mi
pokojne, ze som az Dol prekva-
peny, spominajdc 81 ma jeho roz-
culenie. Pristupil som k nemu a
ne prvy pohl'ad som zbadal, ze uz
no nepotrebujem operoyat'. Bol
mrtvy. Ten okamih hrlzy, ked'
videl pripravovat' tie hrozne no.
ze, stacil, ze jeho vlasy obelely a
ON zomrel. Taky NAL strach o
svoj zivot a potion na pohrebe
som videl, ze boil vePmi namysle-
ny. Bolo tam mnoho l'udi, avsak
mix ami slzu neprelial "a jeho Ii.
votom. To pohreby prostych l'udi
prace s1 dojemnejsie svojim Il
primnym zial 'om, lebo tn odcha
dza zivitel', tam vSak odchadzai
len upfr a clovek, po ktorom o
stale dedictvo, teda pricina k ra
dosti...
- To je cely moi pribeh, kto'
ry som VAN chcel vypravat', par
| kolega, co ma to poviete?
| - HIM - oval sa hnevivy hla!
- pripad skutoene pathologick!
- Aky? Snad ME ia? 49,
i - Ha-ha-ha, Wy ste dobry, ha
| ha-ha! Kolega! - Oval sa hla
tretej osoby, ktora doteraz mica
la. - Cftali ste, pan kolega, Poe
ho: "Sialeny psychiator'?
| Bolo pocut' basovu kliatbu
: hned' ma to utekala akasi posta
va prec...
Prvy hlas hovoril, smej1c sa:
- To ste mu dali! Kazdy psy
chiator je polovicnym sialencon
: a 0 nom sa hovori, ze je celym..
: a on to vie!...
Hned' potom skutocne psychia
tor johnson boil dopraveny do 4
} stavu choromysel' 'nych tax sor
si pripomenul horeuvedeny roz
hovor, odohravsf sa V pracovn
: mojho priatel'a, ktoreho sa, ak
jedna osob, dymom tabaku u
krytych, zucastnil al chyrny psy
chiator Johnson.