davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Britain herald., 1928-08-07

Colorado Fuel & Iron and suhsi-
diaries had profit OF S7co.5c9 for
the first half Of 1925, before f. Z raj
taxes, in contrast to profit OF S.
455,54l IN the first half of 1927,
New Britain herald., 1928-08-07
Married IN RAYS
Of AUTOS lights
Couple Step Across Norwich
Line for Legality

Norwich. Conn, Aug. Tn the
rays OF automobile headlights on
the roadside Rhea Diamond and
Harry Rittmeyer both OF New York
were married last night and it was a
Surrounding that neither had ar
ranged nor anticipated.
The bridal couple were guests at
Spruce Lodge in Fitchyille. Just over
the Norwich line in Bozrah, and
some two hundred other summer
visitors were guests at the sam.
place and had arranged to have a
part in the wedding arrangements.
The bride and groom were in rcadi-
ness before Justice OF the Peace
John Sweeney. of Bozrah, to he
made man and wife, when the IL
ccnsc was found to have been is
sued in Norwich. There seemed no
immediate way to carry out the
ceremony until Mr.. Sweeney suggest =
Cd that Miss Diamond and MIR. RIFT =
meyer step over the town line into
Norwich where the license would bo
4 ,-.,1iS
New Britain herald., 1928-08-07

Mack Trucks. Inc. earned 1854
share on the common stock in the
first half of, 1925 against 1896 a
share in the first half Of 1927. Net
profit declined to &o.S3o.O55 from
sS.61a,i40. Second quarter net
profit was sc.os4,SSS. against So
"1s.4S5 In the second quarter las,
year.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-07

The Western Pacific Railroad re-
ports deficit of sl.0o1.SSo for the
half year after taxes and charges,
against d deficit Of s49l.4o3 in the
first half of 1927. June showed a DE-
felt of $c0S,S36 against a deficit of
81 1853 in June, 1925.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-07
Obtain Autos
omob!leS were rcquiS
he we'd marty trOSS

Automobiles were rcquisitioned
and the wedding party crossed the
line and finding suitable back
ground of trees. and with head
lights centered on the bridal couple
and justice, the ceremony was read.
Then out of the darkness came the
sweet notes OF "Oh. Promise Me" A
minute later the party was scan,por-
ing back to Spruce Lodge for the
reception and supper and later Mr..
and Mrs. Rittmeyer We're given a
hearty send off as they left for At
lantic City on honeymoon.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-07

Total income Of Utah Power &
Light for the year ended June so
was $3.9fo.lS6. decrease OF S"l3.-
l"3 from the year before. Balance
after preferred dividends. interest
and other charges was &o.136"Go, 4
drop of $33S.coa. Preferred divi
dends were sln1,75o larger.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-07

Operating income of the Ameri-
can Telephone d Telegra pin Co for
June declined to 3S.oS7V34 from
s3.29S,1Sl in June last year. and
for the first half OF 1929 to slS.-
924.77O from $50. 1912 in the first
half Of 1927. Gross revenues for
June were slightly larger than a
year ago. $s,S.e.G6s. against S..
.lS.16S.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-07
GET AIR TO SUB
SUNK IN ADRIA1IC

Continued from First Page)
New Britain herald., 1928-08-07

Net profit of Thinker Roller Bear
ing Co. for the half year nroNed u,
to S6.335,51S from S5.406.SS4 yea
ago. This is equal to s532 a shar,
against $3.50 a year ago.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-07
.AMERlkAI MAGYAR HlRnARu

szik hogy igazunk van, megharagszunk maskra, inert
annak mines gaza es ks, hogy nekiink mines igazunk
inert ha igazunk volna, haIagudnank meg. Bizony
yen okoskodas utan oda lyukadunk XII ahova kiyukadt
Piatus, anlikor AIT kerdezte hogy mi az igazsag.
Amikor itelink, gazsag neveben legt6bbszor hi
baba esink Tul szigoruan itejuk meg mask embert
nagyon enyhen, reszrehaoan teljik meg magunkat Es
exert neha magunkat kallhaatlanokka tesszk Exert
szalka kereses kozben atjuk mi szeminkben lev0
gerendat. Ertemeten birak vagyunk. Azert geredink
hanar haragra
lit volna ideje hogy tarsadai es egyeti eletink
ben mi magyarok, aikor nagy hangosan mint onfelha-
talnzott birak az gazsagot keressk egyforma merte
ket alkalmaznank magunka masokra Kevesebb felre
ert6sek vonanak egyletekben tobb eredmenyt ernenk
ell mindenben Ahogy most visekedik k0zil0k sok az
igazsag gkeres6sse vaosagban gazsagot keresi,
hanem sz6rszalhasogatassal vesztegeti az dejet.
Jusson esziinkbe hogy ember aki egy felepitet
hizon szaz hibat tala tet anny mint ember,
ak egy haza szz hibava feleptett Ahhoz sok esq
ke hogy vala hibat alaon Ahhoz kell esq., hogy vala
NIT az ember teremtsen, epsen szervezzen Macy igaz-
sag van abban hogy csak ember kovet e hbat
aki soha se1nnit csina
Magyarok! Legyiink egy akarattal Ne azzal toltsuk
id6nket hogy egymast leszouk egyasban hibat keres
SINK hogy hajszoljuk k6pzelt igazsagot hogy hon
fiui buval lesyink elteve inert egyedl maradtunk
igazsag v6delmez6s6ben, kanem nkabb egymast tamo-
gassuk egymast buzditsuk segtsk Igazsagot keresni
konnyi AIT egy gyerek is meg tudja tenn Dolgozni a
k0zioert relemmel megertessel kitartassal onzete-
MIL az nehez doog Az embernek val6 dolog Valasszuk
az embernek va6 munkat Tobbet fogun erni embertar
saink eet6ben Tobb becsetnk lesz saat magunk elot
is Egy kis dore hagyjuk abba gazsag kereseset Dol
gozzunk. Egymas6rt Ere most szikseg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-07

Illinois es Ohio allamokban. jam
niczky Gabor, legut6bb New
York. Konya Janos sajoszenyei
illet6segii, legutobb Duquesne,
Pa. es videke. Kruso Istvan, leg
utobb Pittsburgh, Pa. Kuchta ia
nos tallyai illetosegu, legutobb
Johnstown, Pa. es Grows Nest,
Pa. Hauch Bella (fivere az ell
hunyt Hauch Vilmosnak), gy0n-
gy0si illet6segi, legutobb Brid-
geport, Conn. Hegyi Josef, leg
utobb Bratz, Va. Rev. Moravetz
Istvan, legutobb Pittsburgh es
Kulpmont, Pa. Szelezsan Janosne
sziil. Mikula Helen battonyai ille-
t0segii, legutobb Butler, Pa. Ia
raczkozi Bill legut6bb Becley, w.
Va. Varga Matyas semsi illet6se-
gil, legutobb Uniontown, Pa. Va
mos La1os, legut6bb Westport,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-07
KoNzULI KEREsYETEsEK

AZ alant felsoroltak, vagy azok
holltter0l tud0massal /, bir0k TEL
keretneke, hogy cimiiket, vagy
oily egyeneket, xix a nevezetek-
r0l felvilagositast nyujthatnak, a
clevelandi magyar kiralyi konzu-
latus pittsburgh kikiildottJevel
sirg5sen kozolni sziveskedjenek.
CHM: 5O8 Magee Bldg, Pitts
burgh, Pa.
Balczer (Bajer) Julc6 es testyere
Philadelphia, Pa. Balasko Karoly
majnapusztai illetosegii (Tolna
n.y., legut6bb Portage, Pa. Csuha
Janos beretty6ujfalusi illet6segii,
llegut6bb New York es Pittsburgh
Pa. Dombi Ferenc, borzavari ille-
t6s6gii, legut6bb Monessen es Do
nora, Pa. lles Janos nyiracsadi
illetGsegi, legut6bb Mt. Carmel,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-07
ESEMENYEK
(Folytatas az 1-s0 oldalroD

Nekik els0sorban erdekuk,
hogy lap magyar maradJon,
inert kiilomben otthagyjak DIVA
sol es akkor az idegen penz is ell
vesz a magyar penz utan. Mem
hisszik, hogy az vi tulajdonosok
penzt akarnanak vesziteni.
A Nepszava magyar maradt.
Termeszetesen ket lap egyuttes
kezelsse Macy megtakaritassal
jar. Azert vette meg a Szabadsag
nemet lapot.
A nemetek mem sirnak, hogy
most lapjuk magyar lesz. Az egy
tulajdonjog gazdasagos vezetest
jelent. A Szabadsag tulajdonosai
mem lapon kerestek a penzt,
amivel megvettsk a mask lapot.
Az az lido mar rsgen elmult, hogy
kis vagy nagy lap Macy jovedel-
met hajtson.
Termeszetesen szivesebben lat
TUX volna a Nepszavat magyar
tulajdonban. De ICY sem lesz bal,
ha sok felh0rdilo, sirankozo es
kritizalo amerikai magyar ujsag-
iro abbahagyna EFT a notat es le-
galabb is varakozo allaspontra
helyezkedne.
Jobb egy magyarul szerkesz-
tett, magyarul irt Nepszava meg
akkor is, ha tulajdonosa lengyel,
mint semmifele magyar napilap
a keleten, inert az vi Elore mem
magyar napilap. Az a muszka
bolsevikik fizetett szocs0ve.
Talan egyes kolleganknak mem
igen tetszik maid ez a nehany
0szinte $40, de ha elgondolkoznak
rata belathatjak, hogy csak az
igazsagot irtuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-07

Pa. VidAk Martonne, Csobadi
Magdus abauikeri illet., legut6bb
Pittsburgh, Pa. es mindazok, Xix
az alabb k0z5lt elhnnytakat is
mertek: Frater Gyula balassa-
gyarmati illet6segi, elhunyt Phi
ladelphia, Pa. Olah Daniel ASIA
l6i illet6segi, elhnyt Butler, Pa,
County Home. Roman Ferenc, az
elhnyt Roman Mike testvere, ell
hunyt Bethlehem, Pa. Roman
Mike, elhunyt Pittsburgh, Pa.
tSzobota Janos els6gagyi illet6se-
gil, allit6lag elhunyt Hazelwood,
Pa. Vicsotka Janos janki illet6-
segii, elhnyt Stockertown, Pa. Ia
kacs Tuker Janos, elhnyt Mont
gomery, Pa. Coal Vally korhaz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-02
M Ai BETTER ALL
FOES, LOSE FLAG
Possible for Yanks to Win
Ever Series, Yet Fail to
Gaia Pennant.
EY JOHN u. FOSTER.

NEW YORK. September lit u
pc5G,b'c fer the Yankees 10 defeat every
n,h,~ club in III American League in
IN EH-g>me S-ri-S bNtwrcn C'uhS md
8 II ~ win the championship. Such a
thi,c has rot happened thee m1Ny
wears End Il would take a tr@m n fcuf
LOT o, DIGGING to be sure that II ever
h0007n~d.
Tn Yankees ALREADY have taken the
s~ rs from Philadelphia. Bcs 1on. Chi
cac0 and Cleveland. one victory over
d. -ci,. one 0'.cr Washing on aud thr-c
over St lcHlS will give jhe YanfS a
clcan safe o"or The seven rival Clubs
Bu, here's tn interesting pNin'- h
Athletics today ar better oil even Jh2n
thu Yankees II thy win one more
c,me from VIZ shingoon they can defect
every American League club in tn Sea :
sons SERIES cxc-p; New York II is In
tn New York S>Yi>S thet thu Athl>tics
have taken their biz fall for they have
dvoDrcd n ram~S 70 tn Yankees tC
da;n and won only 5.
The first 6ay Of September finds m
Yankees scant two games IN The lead
0r tho A .hl"ticS--a considerably Sm1l}oI
I>a6 th-n the 81. Louis Cerdir~ls hold
n"-Y tho Chico 70 Cubs IN tn" National
Lo"CV~ II Is not an invariablo rule II
bcSe be +! that team that Is first cr
Sop,cmhor / vir tn Ch1 mD.nuShiD,
but It is very seldorl that a team a.7
ccad as that is defeated
DESPITE the contracts that some man
ayers have with mr. ior leacu2 cubs
there ar apt TO be managerial changes
for the 5osscn Of In29. At least two o.
canizs ticns discuss probable losses tur.
hu'cnt'v when - discuss ba,o bal =
1Il Their overhead is terrific. Tn"
pr.nclnal stockholders are disposed 70
put all the onus Of a bad season on tn
playing managers who have not bern
successful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-02
ST. J0SEPH'S TEAM
WILL PLAY CELTICS

ALEXANDRIA Va September +
ST JosCphs A G. Of Washington will
bring an all-star team here tomOrrnv-
for It's game with Charley Cofbett'S st
Mnrv's Celtics on Corbett Field at B
O'Clock
II IS the first meeting Of thc teams
this year although they we're twice
scheduled to play In the Capital City
League.
Manager "RTownie" L. emeTiee =
nreadnauehts viii defend their North
arn Virginia semipr0 title tomorrow for
the FIRST time this year when the Alex
andria, Barcrclt a. Washington Rapid
Transit Company opposes the Pig ID
In Dreadnaught Park at o'clock,
Columbia Engine Company's youthful
nine IL pfimed for its battle with Num-
her : Motor Company tomorrow on
Havdon Field opening three game
series for the Alexandria Fire Depart
menl championship PLAY win begin az
Z oflnrk.
ST. Mays He.s' tiab has pair of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-02
BERNHART RELEASED
BY BUGS ON 0FTI0k
~ thr As ectRt~d Press

BY thr Associated Press.
NEW vCrK. September i.-Th~ r.
lease Of Clyde Barnhart. sluggln~ Penn
svIvpnia DufchmaD. removes suoth-r
old standb" from the roster Of tn. PITT
burgh Pirates.
Ba-nhart was released on option YES
ierdav tn indianapolis OF tn American
Association which is in the midst Of a
hot pcnnant fight and needs an expert
enced outfclder TO replace Adam Como
roSkp whom the Pirates recalled sew
eral DAYS ago
The fact that Barnhart's release was
not outright pavcs the way for his re-
turn To thu FRAT" fold. brit IN tn face
of things 1t appears thu. thu popular
Barnhaft's major league star has def
nitely set
Barnhart came 10 the Pirates from
Birmirci1em of the Southern AsSocia-
tion in 1921 He PLAYED third base for
the Pirates in 10 games that year and
in l24 In 1921. Than he was shunted
n tho ouffinld
II was his bat however that kept him
IN the l!n~-up He w>s en- important
factor IN the Pirates pennant- winning
drive II 1925 wh-n ne batt"d 1925. but
fell of ~ i9s IN 1926 He was nin@
points over 300 in thu in8 games h"
PLAYED last year. but his batting AGAIN
dropood OF this YEAR snd he has been
on the bench most Of the t'me.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-02
SINGLES FINAL DUE
TODAY IN NET PLAY

Icnpoldo C0ranel end Pedro Guryara
H.. will clash this afternoon ~ = O'Clock
on the Monument courts m 'ho singles
hnal oi the annual Filipino tennis
tournament Coroncl attained the iitie
round yesterday by MS decisive victory
oven Manuel del Rosario IN straight sets
At 6--j 81 Guevara took the meas
IRE Of f. Nj Silva IN The other semi
Iinal match ST g. 81 81
In tha doubles which viii be played
II the contestants are IN condition,
Corunal and r. M silva viii face VAL
ialo hRd j Silva IL a S@mi~flnni match
10 determine which shall engage
GucVata and Del Rosario IN TIA. mat
0uFpera and Del Rosario gained the
mai yesterday by defeating Rosal and
3uglitan At & 4 A
In the mixed doubles today a semi
final match was carded between Mis-
Carbsllo and r M Silva and MarN
Katherine and Cnrballo OF 2 O'Clock
Mrs Vilaion and Cntonel the defend
ing titlehOldors reat he'd the hnal yes
t~Idao when they dovned Miss Staples
and r. j SILVA & ., s. 2
Philippine Resident Commissioner
Ou"Vara gave trophies Nv the winners
II oil events which he viii present al
the conclusion OF The matches tomor-
row afternoon
Yesterdays results
sinsis,~-ccroncl detected mel &osalio
D : 81. Guerare defeated r ~ silva.
Donble.1 VeieIo aad J silva defeated
R0sai and auauitan defeated 1ometdcn aud
o1e1co By drI4nlt ogevsrs and nsl Rosario
M,.ed d"ablss~-Mss. stantes and =,
eIFa defeated, Ma s9euff and vallejo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-02
ALEXANDRIA TENNIS
TITLES APE DECIDED

ALEXANDRIA Va, Scpfembor l-
" Cameron Roberts n1~mbor % tho
Belle Haven Countrn CiUh tennis team.
won he mems munirioal ne1 t0ur74
m@nt m the Havdon Field court tn
ssv a1tn Victory oteT W 'iaco
grhreiner. Is s.
Tired from strenuous esn'-fna
match vifh JACK Bar-vn ~h.ch smnc-
sisteiv preceded the 'itHl@r event
SrhreinsY put m came baf''" Man"
IF tbs gsmee IN nth srte u.~nf ~ deuce
bsfere con1nletion.
Nellie Pidgaly. Aiexa0dria High
srdoei basket bail star oen1oneiraf@d
r@r sfhietc vrrsstiIit" III tfa~ ciTls tour
Ysnent rs cefesting Msry Ca.or 80
S. in ti3e finals
joe Duncan iocal ynUtn ~.ho IS 1en-
MS st2y 81 - Jca>ph-s Coileee f"ij-
more won the bGys' Tournament with .
81. So victory over Curr~n Hechoe
Summaries.
rss@pfs v5er 8 ! ro ~ .9- 5ee.s. -.
fack Martsn caf"at~d Hs@e-a @n'on
TARA roras 4" 2 poeetts oefoe.ea Tor
s.ms-tasis " = fee..s <sf~e-ee e.
,.eh 'e - .. 81 .'-''ff 'f
r,~at ~ 2 R~bsy's eeffsse1 = "
searssssr IS r,y.e
Ftrst-ms-r H..5f eassfy e~tes'ea m..
psre Gator - -
s.,..s ,.s.4 .rdsp p's cs.ars frr,ss.sc
sssa-fnpis n. Durrer 6stsstec preos
r,.,i u. rr~csa eefes.~1 curao mr
0hss 1. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-02

~ tn" Assoc at~d Press
CREST HILLS. N y. Scnten2hel
L limited States tennis star>
had rolled up 3-to-i lead over
L Great Britsin tonight Of the cnd
Of th- first days play in thcif
international two-day team competition
Thn series will b. completed Mcndav,
Tn United States captured tn
doub, IS and two Of the three sine~s
matches TODAY. Francis r. Hunter 0f
New Pochcnc NJ e No. 2 IN tho
national ranking. alone suffering defeat
Wilmer Allison of Fort Worth Tex
No II IN the national ranking Sprang
something of an upset Wnon he defeated
the ranking. No British player, Ed
ward Hig2s IN straight sets. O.. o..
John Van Rvn of Orange, n. j No q
nationally won his match against II
w Austin Of Cambridge NJ" sensation
0f British tennis 60 90, 6-J In
III doubles the American Voun"st ers
JOHNNY Doee of Santa Monica, Calf
and wilbur Coen Of Kansas City. ~ 'iied
after losing the first act ia the British
nair NJ Fig%s and l. q. Collins and W0n
nut 80 %, Ga
J. G. Gregory ranking No English
stat accounted for his teams only
triumph vh.n n defeated Hunter.
% "a In an encounter marked BY
numerous errors
Vsn Pvn and Austin put up ny far
the h~st tennis Of Tho day Van Rvn
Waited through the first set but struck
snae in the second when Austin went
into IN early lead and evcncd the match
The young Enqlishmsn who carried
Rene laccste 10 i've sets al Wimbledon
continued his streak by taking the FIRST
two games Of the third and final set
but Van Ryn turned on fuII speed and
dropped only one game on his way 10
victory
Doee and Coen who substituted for
George Lott and John Henncss9Y while
the latter pair vas winning the ia e
tional doubles title Al Brookllne. we're no
match for Higgf and Collins IN tn
first set The Americans never had
pIaved together and their team wnrk
was bit of However ihev rallied In
sensational fashion IN the sec0nd set
end non Il ri 80 with the aid OF
Dogs powerful service and overhead
annasheS and Coen's iobs and general
alI-sfound steady play.
IN the final set the Americans forg-
ri ahead To a 4-t0e2 lead which they
increased Ia IN 2 on Coen'a service
A. this point Higgs scored on his own
service sending the score to So On
Dogs service the Americans were down
al love 40 and II looked like another
game would have to be played But
Dogs powerful delivery accounted for
point Coen scored 4 placement and
DOeg served 4 neaT~aCe that scored
again and brought the court 10 deuce
Then on s placement by Coen and an
error into The mel by Hieas the match
vent to The Americans.
Van Rpn meets Higge MONDAY An
aon plays Austin. and Coen meets Col
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-02
NEARBY MINES FACE
PLENTY OF ACTION

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IL, s,ot,,.1 AN
~ ,,.s ,...,.uar, COUNT.
~ VT Inn 2" I'll. % .l.'.,
VII. y. iI3 -''"'. -ea,to,, .,
KEN fI@"f, ~ ~. upP So
IN M "H,rH ~ AZ CO.
q u laf* VI. h1.tE'iiiS H". .','e,,
~ #.h n. 'FS' - 90, I..
u - n ~ = n2fiit 81 hon'h'e'Ws "afcg
b"lng cared 70 plieh t"r inc Ait"olath
'1 WIN. 9aff'h ho""lh4 M ino'i1r
jnr bef"Yn MHnda" IN" hl~@iafs VIII
rn'|r'tin fak1ma Tigers ~ washington
!" o"fb Oli staring 81 c3""H
r. f}aaf min" i m only ono hhe'
ms year nv the hl-S'"ff "hich mas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-02

II ASE balls waning 0avS here nffer
l. much entertainment With he
Yankees and The Athletics.
IL sweating blood in the stretch
struggle for the American League
championship. in our midst and our
own Nationals deeply concerned in he
matter Of grabbing fourth place in fhs
race from three rivals nf the WeTtern
half Of the circuit there x plenty
action at Grifith Stadium. It's the
big Kick" of the season here.
Miller Higgins once-haugftv Yank'
make their last appearance Of he cant
paicn on the local lot this afternoon
and tomorrow afternoon we'll llate With
us Connie Msck's rampant White Fle-
phante The surging Athletics are IN
plav three games here. two on Labor
dav and one on Tuesday The holiday
bill will get under way promptly -
] 30 o'clock
After these pennant contenders are
through with their battling here. but
three games will reamain on the Ma
tionals home schedule, All are listed
with the Red Sox one 10 be PLAYED next
SUNDAY while double-header will be
held the following day.
Then Buckv Harris and his hench-
men will go West to conclude the 1928
n9stir1ing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-02
FUNK. CATCHER. CALLED
FROM MINORS BY CARDS

ST LOUIS S"p "mbcr HN-
;iaroId Funk. manager and catcher ri
n Wavn shoro. Pa. team oi the Glue
pidqe League. has been recalled by
Inc ST Louis Cardinals and will report
Immediately
Funk. who is 81 years old, broke his
le2 carly in The ason and has Just
recently returned 10 the teams lineup
Hard hitting features his base ball
ability
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-02
FLkHERTY AND COLLINS
WILL TAKE COLE TOUR

Thomas r FIsnerty and WlihsU M.
Collins Of Congressional viii leave the
Cspifal shortly for golf tour ci the
fs nous courses 81 Scotland
they will attend the sessions % lh'
International Postal Conference ~ Lon
aor late this month and viii then "lai'
s~@erzl ~ the Scottish courses incihd
log Braid HIS IA Edinburgh where
Tommy and SandY Armour learned thf
same Theg have been eI"en letter ~
Introduction 80 Scottish and Eng'i@h
telf psofet lonsiz rs ne Armour
krc,keYf
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Lott Beat Aue Nenen Base Ball Here Best Season Wanes
EVANSVILLE T0SSERS
WIN LEAGUE PENNAN T

EVANSVILLE. Md. September Il
Ball tosserS Of tn" HvatiSville Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South today were
assured the pcnnant in the Tri-City
Sunday School LnaSuc Savage Mefhn-
dist Episcopal nin~, tho only team
which hsd a chance In overhaul tho
HyattSvilie cluh. bowed to C9at@narY
nine Of Laurel in 4-S battle and tl'en
forfeited lis csm0 scheduled Monday
viz, tn local MIN. ST Philips of
Inurrl alSr forfeited It's contest car0cd
'odav with Hvatts'llc.
Tiavinc its first S~nS'h in th~ i>acuc,
HvattsviU- had been cut IN front for
several w~~3S. Centenary was the 1927
inc Nlctcr
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Club Treasures Heired.
ST. JOHNS FOOT BALL
SQUAD STARTS TUESDAY

ASnirant& fot 81 Johns College foot
Dali team NJ this city will begin pren-
atatlon for The SEASON on Tuesday
when the squad is 90 report "a Coach
Iuhe sullivan AZ the school
Veterans slated 90 again ee Al hand
arc Capt Lucas Roach, Yeatman.
Murphy and Koip hnemen and Morris
Hudson and Aususterfer. backs.
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u. S. NAVY MEN TO MEET
AUSTRALIANS IN SPORTS

ANNAPOLIS Md. September L.
Sailors from the battleShip Australia Of
thr Po"ai Australian Navy, which visits
here nex, week. and the Reina Mer-
cedes. the station ship Of the Naval
Academy. will meet In = composite Of
heir ne ;nnal c"me. four innings ri
base h@'' and four NJ cricket being
paved b. the same teams
This will be cno ~ the athletic feat
uros If th~ w~rk on Fridav and another
will ne 2 tue~of-wsr between the sailors
Of t1aa two services
Officers n tho Australia end The
Naval Academy viii meet on the tennis
courts and golf links.
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tough assignments Monday. Baptist
SUNDAY school will be tackled at Falls
Church, Va at II o'clock and 4, 7
pm viii be entertained ON MARROW $
Field, Chevy Chase
Sarepta Lodge. No. i6. Indrnendrnf
Order of odd Fellows. will cntertor,
Capitol A G., Of Washington tomorrnv
on Guckerts Field At Z oclncE Rm,
Ridge Manufacturing Co of Frederickg-
burg will be played In u twin bin Mon
day on the same diamond. starting At
z pm
Hume spring A. &, wii, idle tomor.
raw afternoon, but viii meet the PET
worth A. G al Washington Monday ri
O'Clock on the Hume Spring diamond
Yesterdays week day series games
which were postponed by rain will hc
PLAYED Tuesday, Police and Post Once
play IN Drea dnaught Park AZ o'clock
and virginia Public Service Co and
Alexandria Light Infantry will play 0n
Hayden Field Roth games viii start
al . O'Clock,
Gravrtau day will he neld hy tue
croeeiop Community Club IN Fairfax
County Monday MANY athletic event
are igciuded OH the program.
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Carry Fight 10 New York.

Todays tilt doesn't end the Nationals
tapping with the Yanks for the year.
There will oe five more m0eetin2- be-
tween the Harris and Higgins forces,
but thcv are 10 occur in New York the
last four days Of this wcek. The series
will open with double header In
Yankee Stadium on Wednesday.
This means that in the next three
DAYS the Nationals will have to step
into FIVE engagements. That's some
bill for pitching staff that includes
but seven major leaeu-rr. Not so bad
for the Mackmen. perhaps. hit the
Yankees probably will find II lust as
troublesome as the Nationals may.