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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-05-04
LABOR LAW SAVED

Trenton, N. 1.-THE New Jersey
Manufacturers Association failed to
destroy the trade union compensation
bill in the closing hours of the state
legislature.
The workers secured amendments
that include an increase from SIT to
$50 in the maximum and $8 to $40
in the minimum basic con pensation
paid to injured workmen, and an in
crease in the number of weeks award
ed for the loss of an arm, hand, thumb
and forefnger.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-05-04
Famous Russian Fortress

The fortress of SIS. Peter and Paul
in Leningrad, Russia was built from
the plans Of Dom. Trezzini In 1903 40.
the walls being faced with granite In
the reign of Catherine ii. 1t contains
the state prison, the cathedral Of IS.
Peter and Paul, the mint, and the old
arsenal with the Artillery museum,
The Notifications have now lost their
Importance. The cathedral was found
ed at the same time as the fortress.
II was rebuilt in 1853 and altered un-
der Nicholas I.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-05-04
And for AUiators

Bill-What is Bob so pleased about?
Harold got an idea for an in
vention that will make him a million
aire.
Bill-Well, what is the big idea?
Harold-A cake of flying soap for
shower baths.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-05-04

gressman Parker, and is acceptable to
the railroads. The carriers object to
motor bus competition.
The commission does not include at
this time regulation of interstate
motor trucking lines which handle
freight and express.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-05-04
Needs Strong Coffee

Mary, has the chemist sent that
sleeping draught yet?'
Maid-No, ma'am.
Mistress-Then ring him up and ask
him If he expects me to keep awake
all night waiting for it.-London Pass
Ing Show.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-05-04
Took a Chance

Yes drawled the great man,
many are the wonderful holidays I've
spent abroad, and I've had a good
many adventures, too. While was In
Russia ! hunted bear"
Good heavens" cried his pretty
companion, "but didn't you get awfully
coldY"
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-05-04
HoUD to Sell Your Car

Judge-I sentence you to two years
in jail
Victim-Just for going 70 miles an
hour?
Judge-And-er-you say she goes
20 miles an hour? You won't be able
to drive her. Do you want to sell?
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-05-04
Some Orchestros the Same

I'VE have only one complaint against
our cook"
What is that?"
I'VE can never tell whether she is
singing happily at her work or
whether she has burnt herself and Is
in pain"
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-05-04
Hard Work

How do you manage to be re
elected so frequently?"
by hard work." answered Senator
Sorghum.
But you never say much"
Its hard work to keep from it,
Washington Star.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-05-04
Terrible Smash

First Farmer-That city girl Is sure
dumb.
Second Farmer-How so?
First Farmer-She looked at my
windmill and then wanted to know If
anybody was hurt In that airpIane
wreck.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-05-04
BUS LINES REGU-
LATION URGED BY
FEDERAL BOARD

Washington. - Federal regulation
of interstate motor bus operation on
substantially the same scale as that
of the railroads is recommended to
congress by the interstate commerce
commission.
The recommendation is along lines
contained in bill introduced by con-
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-05-04
ITCH AND ECZEMA

Try this remedy; we recommend it.
An unusually good remedy for every
home. In use over 65 years. Ask
for Dargue's NAV 65. Dargue's
Cut Rate, II North Second st.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-05-04
Poor Profi

Professors Wife, suppose you
have forgotten that this IS the anniyer-
sary Of your wedding.
Absent-minded Husband-Eh What
Dear me Is 1t really? And when is
yours, my dear?
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-05-04
Till 1t Ends

"Dauber says he is welded to his
art"
"Pshaw 1t is just one of those
companionate marriages, nothing
more. Boston Transcript.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-05-04
A Poor Start

Father-See baby, nice horse.
Pretty picture of horse.
Mother-There you go. When he
grows up he'll be like you-buying
the early racing editions.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-05-04

Columbus, Ohio.-The annual con-
vention of the State Federation of
Labor will convene in this city on
Monday, September IL.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-05-04
UNIONIST IS POSTMASTER

Steubenville, Ohio.-John T. Wood,
former president of the National
Brotherhood of Operative Potters, has
been appointed local postmaster.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-05-04

Ioney collected for The support of
minor children and aged par
ents .................................$23, ,503.77
Respectfully submitted,
BUTLER COUNTY
HUMANE SOCIETY.
By w. w. Finfrock,
Humane Officer and Secretary.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-05-04

next year, when an additional 6A
cents will be paid. The old rate was
$125 an hour.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-05-04
MIGHT HELP

Jack is terrible backbiter."
"Well why do you wear your dresses
so low?
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-05-04
BISHOP ABHORS WAR

Portland, Maine. Bishop William
Franklin Anderson brought cheers
from delegates to the Maine Method
ist Episcopal Conference when he
pleaded in "the name of Christianity
to forget the differences in denomina-
tions and mobilize against the great
crime of war.
Il have been put on the blacklist
by the D. A. R., but was never in
better company" he said "You know
men with vision always have to pay
the price"
PAINTERS RAISE WAGES
Boston.-Organized painters raised
wages 6M cents an hour until April
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-05-04
HUMANE SOCIETY
Has Busy Year, According
To Officer Finfrock's
Annual Report

Officer and Secretary W. w. Fin
frock, of the Butler County Humane
Society, has rendered his sixteenth an
nual report for the work of the So
ciety during the past year. Accord
ing to Officer Finfrock's report the
department has been busily and
actively engaged during the past year.
In the report tribute is paid to for
mer member of the society John Con-
nell, who passed away October q,
1927, for his zeal and worth as a
member and citizen Thanks are ex-
tended to the newspapers, cviic bod
les and others for their support and
financial aid given.
The report for the year follows
ADriI I 1Qo7-A nriI 1909
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-05-04
PAINTERS RAISE WAGES

| Boston.-Organized painters raised
| wages 614 cents an hour until April
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-27
RISKo MA NADEJ
Ma zAPAs s TUNNEYM

-.
Slovensky zapasnik t'azkej va
hy 2 Clevelandu, Jan Risko, ma
dobr1 nadej ma zapas $ campio-
nom Gene Tunneym, lebo Dol Wy
braty "a oponenta Jack Sharkey-
ho, ktory 81 osobuje pravo ma u.
tkanie S Tunneym. Sharkey NAL
nedavno zapas Tomom Heeney
4 ktorom sa Sharkey neukaza
dako dobre, preto bude prinnteng
zapasit Riskom a len ak tOhto
porazi, utka sa Tunneym. Shar
key .sa vel mi vzpiera tomlto "a
Ipasu Riskom, lebo Risko je prvo
triedny fajter a ma strach, re b,
Tho premohol talk Risko by "a
pasil Tuneym a nie Sharkey. Ia
pas Sharkeyho Riskom ma byt
Il. marca. Wit az tohto boja bud'
potion iste zapasit' $ Tunneym.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-27
roRD zk6kL vy1ll1Af
MALE LIETADLA

~ AZ s4s.
Henry Ford zacal vyrabat no
We Fordky' i,ielen ma kolesach,
ale al 5 krydlami. Po tieto dni od-
.letel jeho hlavny pilot Brooks ma
.novom lietadle Detroit do Mia
mi, aby no vyproboval. Move lie
tadlo je len 20 stop Stroke, ma
dva-cylindrovy motor, ktory zenie
lietadlo 1O0-mfl 'ovou rychlost 'ou
robi so mil ma galone gazoli-
'nu. Bude predavane "a asi $1,000
!, Ford okrem toho vyraba este diva
druhy lietadiel: obchodne lietadit
| @ troch motoroch jedno rychlt
lietadlo jednym motorom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-27

is u state Misssippi, Ede pfo-f
ItrsdAf s6r6tsk /. 1876 obnatal
Iba 38A0 tJSidsnns. Druhy viSsi !
Jrostredny slrobok Dol zisteny r.Il
1922 u state New Jersey, kde OBJ
nasal $14.95 ty3denne. Druhy maj
lliEsi Dol zaznamenany r. 1922 VI
state Alabama, vo vyHke $3.50 tyz-
denne. .Prostredny zarobok y inych
statoeh, kde nrzdove pomery bolyI
podrobene vySetrovaniu, boil: vi
Ohio $3.50, Oklahoma $500, |
Georgia $12.95, Missouri 1926, |
Kansas $11.95, Arkansas 11.6O,
Tennessee $11.1O, Delaware 1i.O5,
Kentucky $1O.75, South Carolina
1850 tyzdenne. Krem statu Rhode
Island nebol v ziadnom vysetre-
nych statov prostredny zarobok
.zien tax vysoky ako zakonom sta
novena minimalna plaza State
Kalfornii. ("Prostredna mzda "
nesmie sa pliest' 'priemernou
mzdou Prostrednou mzdou ie.
nazyvana ona nlzda, ktora sa ma
chodi prave vo stredku, ak spfse-
me vsetky mzdove sadzby jednu
"a druhou podl'a ich vysky).
w vel'a rokov pridrziavajti sa
l'udia zatvrdile teorie, ze poso-
benie zien priemysle je iba do
casne a ze ich zarobok nema vel'-
keho vyznamu socialneho, pone-
vac vraj rodina, jednotka to mo-
dernej civilizacie, nevyzaduje cd
zeny, ably bola robotnfckou, ale
gazdinou. 70 stiidii priemyslovych
pomerov vysyita vsak jasnejsie a
jasnejsie, ze pracujirce zeny majd
Nv skut0cnosti dvojnasobny w
snam socialnom ohliade. Bolo
1 zistene, ze pracujnca zena prispie-
va nijako len nepatrnym dielom
na zyScSenie rodinnych prijmov,
ale re vo vel'a pripadoch vydrzu-
| ie sama vel 'ku rodinu, sucasne
4 stara jdc sa svoju domacnost' z
tejto prfciny je teda treba, ably pr
| akychkol'vek diskllsiach o mzdacf
| platenych zenam boly waite dt
povhy tiez domane povinnosti re
my. Mzdy zien sn stanovene estt
! / ma podklade starej teorie, ze zeny
robotnfcky nemajii ziadnej donna
/ eel odpovednosti, ktoryze nespra'
4 ny nahl'ad ma potion osudne ma
sledky pre- zivot zdravie tych
[ktorf sn ma ne odvisli.
Il Mike mzdove sadzby pre- zen,
/ pracujllce priemyslovvch pod
nikoch nlajti nemaly vplyT n
mzdy mrlzov. Ak pracuje sEupi
ina prielnyslovych robotnikov a
llebo robotniciek ga menSiu placu
nez "a priemysle prijatd stan
.Idar-dnl mzdu, ma to prirodzen
za nasledok al sniEcnie lnzdovyc
: sadzicb pre- ,vsetkych zamcstna1
lcov.
Zenska uradovna navrhuje, I;
! by mzdove sad1by neboly stant
vene ma podklade pohlavia aleb
: plemena, ale ma podklade zaanes
:; mania. Tato poziadavka sa opiel
. 0 dobre odovodnene presvedceni
ze mike mzdy pre- zeny znamen
jn vazne nebezpecie alo pre- je'
! notliy1 zenu a jej rodinu, tax
pre- obec ako celok. Rovnost'
Il stspravodlivost' pre- ysetky pracuj
:, ce zeny bez rozdielu bude poe
J stym mat "a nasledok niel'
stastnejsi spokojneid zivot 7
= dinny, ale al lepsie obcianstvo.
Vseobecne moze sa povedat'
q podnikatelia, soznavsf marnos
70 dlheho a unavujilceho pracovnel
a. dina, dospeli postupom casu k pl
r. svedEeni4 ze osem-Aodinovy pr
10 covny den je prave TAX prodtl
IL ltivny, ako dlhsia pracoyna dot
IL Niektori podnikateaia prehlasi
a. ze nezaviedli osemhodinoyy pl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-27
HL'ADANY JE

Jozef Varga Vel 'kei Calomie,
ktoreho adresa bola Box 1856,
Campbell, Ohio a tiez sol Cres-
cent ST., Youngstown, Ohio. Hi "a
dany je vo vaGnej zalezitosti. Kto
by o nom znal alebo on sam mech
sa hlasi v redakcii alebo u Cesko-
slovenskeho konzulatu, 3OS Euclid
Ave-, Cleveland, @.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-27
IlykR6KA PARMA

Sedeln akrov S privilegiou pri-
kilpenia 5 alebo 10 akrov ku MIN,
pri Struthers Poland, novym
tri izbovym domom, lnastalou q
kurnikom. Dobra cesta, asi ~
mil od Youngstown. Haste sa y
majitel'a J. D. Noble, 3ElS Home
Savings and Loan Bldg
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-27
MA PREDAJ

Sest izbovy dom na Indianola Av-
pri novel Gibson High school, SO
vsetkymi moderpymi pohodliami.
Cena pre- RICHLY predaj $4,000
$1,000 hotovych. Haste sa u F. j,
Kumick, 31S Emery Ave-, pr
South Ave. Telefon 76098.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-27
NOVY .SEST IZBOVY DOM
$500

North Side, ma Delaware Ave-,
duplovane stavany, zakoneeny tyr
.dlm drevom. Vbudovane ponce
ky. Haste sd II majitel'a a j. ID.
Noble, 31S Home Say. and Loan
Bldg.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-27

skodu vyrobe j ID tel dolby 8-hos
iinovy pracovny den zavedeny |
Dol Y jeho tovarni trvacnc. Podob |
dc zknsenosti boly arobene Y ce-
lom kraI.
OsemIhodinoyy I,raeoyny den
ma pre- tie zeny, ktore majn po-
mimo svojho zanestnania ma sta
rosti al vedenie domacnosti, tieG
ten Ky vyznam, ze i'm dovol u
je venovat' viacej zauJmu al ca
su domacim povinnostiam, ktore
sa tym stavajd menej t t'aEkymi.
Konecnym koncom je to predsa
lem zena, ktora tvorl hlayny bod
domova. Ma nej ltzl celia t'archa
vsedneho domaceho zivota, a ked !
cas- al prostriedky ma riadne w
drziavanie domoya nestacia, trpl
tym celia rodina, najviae vsak ze-
pa sama To nr;rodzene ze al mn
IOWA majn casio domace zodpo
vednost; ale ie dokazanym fax
tom, ze sn to zvacsa zeny, ktore
nes1 t'azSiu t'archu. Osobitny do
,.az mnsi co nrato klast, ma IA o.
l.o,nosts - nrohlem domacieb no
| v;nnost; roIbi kratsi pracoyny den
nra zanv zamestnane nriemysli
salat al mo ;ss1m ako nre mn1ov le-
ho doma ktorii priemerpa robot
niska nracuie i toyarni. nepred-
stav1ie : skntosnosti celji lei pra-
GOWN dobu Robf este donna
/
/ seoueone ua 90 pos o0a' =
uocilou pfac''J'a'eJ zeiiy Je pile
ilei iien 'dh ohioiny g { ~ -
musi pia'lt "a tol no Veci' iiecl'
uA 9e Vyoata aiepo slooooiia' ne.''
uz sa stafa 9 zVopvtfe iilycii aieo'
NE, ze m''si ra'ae ; haA'ylii cen
tom' ak cnce 'yhose' sse'hsil
prienysioVym osoolyn pozla
nancne a domace povlhnostl fopl'
JeJ Aso' casio tah hohAl'iihosa
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-27

MA prEEUkJ L,Or

4Ox14O ma Samuel st. pri South
Ave. vsetky zlepsenia dnu 9 w
platene. Cena $3.50 Hlaste So u
+. ]. Kumick, 318 Emery Ave,
pri South Ave. Telefon 76098.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-27
Y I -.
r. +. !. s

u
ze osenA d pol miliona Hen vol
spojssjssn Stksoch il nsstnans
pomimo vlastndho domoya, je TAX |
tom, ktory zavSdy vyvolava vel
XII pozornost' a dava pohndtku I
K lTescfsehJnn otaskaln.
Jakemu zamestnaniu venalj1 sa
tieto zenyY Kto SD tieto
zeny, ktore nielen BE zarabaj1 ma
svoje vlastnS zivobytie, ale vo ve-
Ia pripaduch prispievajn al znac-
nym dielom ma zaopatrenie svo-
jich rodinY Kol 'ko tychto zien sa
narodilo y Amerike a kolk 50
ich prist iahovalo cudziny! Ako
stare sd a kolsko ich je mlatlsich
nize Is rokovf
Vyse 20 percent ysetkych "a
robkove zamestnanych osob voI
Spojenych Statoch je zenskeho
polllavia. Tento pOtet obnasa pri-
blizne $3.50, 900. Diva a pol Milo
ma tyehto zien sti slilzkami asi
diva miliony pracrljd tovarnach.
70 zbJvajlcich jeden a pol mill
ona je zamestnane v kancelariach
a ieden million sa venuje r6znym
insim povolaniam.
Najvyssie percento vydatych
zien pracujdcich pre- zisk bolo III
stene v State South Carolina. Naj-
vyssi pocet zamestnanych zien Dol
state New Yorku, a to yyse jed
neho miliona. Ma druhom mieste
stoI Stat Pennsylvania so 690, 1000,
ia tret 'm Illinois $ $4,000 na
Mvrtom Massachusetts S 500, 600
zamestnanymi zenami.
q ceikoveho poctu tychto zien
jc AGO. 600 cili 43 percent bielej
plcfi rodicov v Amerike rode
nych. vyse 1000, 900 lie je 2 cudzi-
neckeho alebo miesaneho p6vodu
priblNne 100000 rodenych '
cudzine. ~,
Vacsina zien zamestnanych vo
Spojenych Statoch je vo veku me
dzi %. Al. rokon. Druha vicsia
skupina je tych vo veku medzj
20. "a. rokom.
Cd pociatku sveta boil muzoyis
odkazani na spolupralsu zien ne
zaopatrenie zivobytia ako pre- Sc
ba. tax al pre- svoje rodiny. Pret
yyyojom tovarenskej vyroby po
skytovala sena tito ponnoc tym
ze sa starala vedenie domAceh'
hospodarstva. Neskorsie pomaha
la ako robotnicka v tovarnach a
lebo diemach, alebo ked nebol
lepsich prflezitostf, prenajinal
izby a stravovala podnajomniko,
Pred zapocatfm novel priemy
selncj DOLBY kryly sa potreby re
diny zvacsa vlastnou vyrobou dc
macou. zena pripravovala pokl
my, tkala s1kno, sila haby al pri
do konala tisic drobnych pra
potrcbnych pre- blahobyt rodin,
Ked bola zavedena toyarenslla v
roba tovaru, bolo mnoho do tt
DOLBY v domacnosti konanych pra
preyzate tovarnami. S poeiatk
diaIa sa tato vyroba vo vel mi Of
medzenom rozsahu. Prve tovarl
dodavaly tovar iba naJblNsej
kolici, sue obycajne obsluhova1
mattel 'om samym a jeho rodino
Male tieto, fovarne vyvinuly !
postupom dolby vo vel Ike podnil
a ma ostatku v ozrutne tovarl
nasidh cias.
Mic zivote robotlGkovom il
ma tax vel'keho vyznan1u al
lnzda, ktoril dostava "a svoju pr
ca. Je to plaza, ktora mllsi nd
ziavst' zivot vo ysetkych jel
rOzmanitych odvetviaeh, maj
vplyv ma robotnikov domaci ;
vot, ieho zivotospravu, jeho zdr
vie pohodlie, ako al ma prize;
tosti jemu sa otvarajii.e. Nal
nedostaoujdca plaza zapricinu
,.sSx3 ioxk xSy,,, xy.nan.. ,,4rnn,n;o q h.ny1
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-10
HoosierStar
Performs on
Tennis Bill
HenneSsey, TiIden, Hunter,
Lott Play; Jai AIai ,0bjec-
ton Lifted.

By United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 10.-William T.
Tilden, veteran of the clay and turf
courts of the tennis world, will meet
young George M. Lott Jr., Of Chi
cago, in a special singles match in
connection with a program Of jai
alai games here tonight.
The Tilden-Lott match and two
others in which Johnny HennesSey
of Indianapolis and Francis Hunter
Of New York. will participate will
feature the first day of the forty
seventh annual meeting of the
United States Lawn Tennis Associ-
alton.
Playing of the matches in connec-
ton with the highly professionalism
jai alai games first met objection
from tennis amateurs, but prejudices
were overcome and the matches will
be run off between the jai alai con-
tests. The usual betting at the jai
alai games will be postponed until
the amateurs have left the fronton.
HennesSey and Hunter also will
meet in a singles match. Tilden then
will pair with Hunter against Lott
and Hennessey.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-10
MidgetS to Battle Fifteen
Rounds for FeatherWeight
Championship.
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
limited Press STAFF CORRESPONDENT

NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-Two mid
gets Of the ring tonight will fight for
the featherweight championship at
Madison Square Garden, while the
one-time master of that division,
Johnny Dundee, looks on with
praise.
Tony Canzoneri, the good-looking
italian from Brooklyn and the rec
ognized champion in New York
State, will mix-it for fifteen rounds
with Benny Bass Of Philadelphia,
recognized champion by the Ma
tional Boxing Association,
They are the recognized best of
the East in this division.
Canzoneri goes into the fight an
8 to 5 favorite. But there Is plenty
of Bass money and there are those
inclined to believe that the vicious
blows of the Philadelphia will bat
ter down the little Italian. It must
be remembered, however, that Can
zoneri combines a powerful right
with his fast, shifty attack.
The featherweight division has
been without a full-fledged cham
pion since Louis (Kid) Kaplan
vacated his title in 1925.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-10
Bud'sClaim
ofFoul Blow
Is DisalloWed
Sanger Awarded Technical
K. O.; Hoosier Is Carried
Out of Ring.
BIZ United Press

BY UntteG Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 10.-Joey Sanger,
Milwaukee featherweight, victor
over Bud Taylor by technical
knockout Thursday night, appeared
today as the outstanding Western
contender for the featherweight
crown at stake tonight in the
Canzoneri-Bass fight in New York.
Sanger was awarded a technical
knockout over Taylor, worlds
bantamweight champion. Taylor's
claim of foul, raised when he was
unable to answer the bell for the
eighth round, was not recognized.
Taylor went down from a body
blow. He failed to recover, or did
not choose to, in a flve-minute per-
iod, allotted by physicians and box
ing commissioners, and the decision
was given Sanger.
The five-minute rest period
granted Taylor after his disallowed
claim of foul was permitted under
the rules Of the Illinois boxing COM
mission.
Taylor was carried to his dressing
room. 1t was understood today he
had recovered from effects of the
blow, Thursday nights decision was
Sangor's third victory in four fights
with the Terre Haute man.
Up to the seventh round, the
fight had been about even, Sangor's
five-pound weight advantage ap-
parently having little effect.
At weighing-in time, 3 p. m.
Thursday, Sanger weighed 1875 and
Taylor 121. Taylor's bantam title
was not at stake.
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Tue Hard Trays
on Schedule of
Pennsy Outfit

Indianapolis Pennsy basket team
will play the fast Ft. Wayne (Ind.)
Pennsy squad at the new Pennsy
gym, here Saturday evening at s.
The local team ranks among the
best in the southern section and the
FIT. Wayne aggregation is the
champion Of the north section of
the Western Region Of the Pennsyl-
! mia railroad.
The teams are matched for the
final examinations preceding the
game to be played here for the
championship of the lines west of
Pittsburgh. on the occasion of the
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Schneiderman League, which per-
forms each week at Pritchett'S ten
pin establishment.
TIE American League games at the D.
over the Shelter, PEI and L, A. g. quin-
tets su s56f was the leading pin get
The Capitol Diaries and Virginia Rubber
teams won three from the Haughville and
Milk, Coca-cola No. O., !selmier and G. g.
T a5g M Tire tXSllTssh CAFE Service
League games at Pritchett's Recreation.
Miller 6l =, was high with 500 on games Of
The Order team of the Link Belt
League set two new league records in
Thursday nights play at the Century
s alleys SGsS getting high single game Of al
Against shooting of this kind. the
Chains were forced to take a three
time loss.
time victories for the Grinders, Castings
and Core Room oyer the Sprockets, Pro-
200 made total Of thirteen ScoTes Of ey soo
or better, with the 1888 by Perry in his
best three-game total with $50.
The Production and Machine Shop won
Two Two from the Office and Assembly In the
alleys. Campbell was best with a total Of
SIG on games of 17s. ITO and 10.
snT1fheed We Western Electric games also
TIE rule, the office and warehous s ta 1feiing
t the shop and GrayPar over this. route:
Miller q the Office team had high total
The Pivot City Inks went on another
az the the Delawsre alleys turning, in. Scores
other fine totals were rolled BY the bows bows
who are getting. in trim for the Tri-State
tourney Which starts at the Irdana alleys
Blacks and Sinsham Rollers sue w wxiHs G thy
Assts. Fred schieimer " Of the st aS tesm
had a total Of 641 on games Of ala, 222
and 2O5. shering was next with 63S.
The Fairbanks; Morse League games
at the Illinois alleys resulted in three
En %i wns teams dS5 ns Pinch n. PTs "S and
odd game from the Assembly. HeweS
had high total, co., on games of 1875,
The Eoofs and shinbones won three
games games t from the Eyes End Hides while the
seSgs. ngs GENES g at sn0, the club alleys
score Of 2s2 in his second try.
The Eastman Cleaners. Fl. Harrison and
4; 2: W. g. 4; won e three g games from the
Robbins Body. Other games resulted in
GrerOry g Appel and Mary Lou Lunch