davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-29

ske Dni tuna nezacinaj1 sd rano,
ale az na poludnie ma, ,programe
nimo reel su al zavody V behoch,
sokolsk6 cvieby, baseball hra, spes
vokolys a:tanec, To ysetko tfvat
MIA len do 5. hotiny, kedy park
stane sd verejnTni %pr1jmy 2 tam
Gu idi sprave parku, ME Slo-
vakom. Z toho je zrejme, re ne
bude mono vyhovet' vsetkym
ziadostiam a poGet reenikov bu-
de muset' byt' snizeny a inym
dlzka casu IA recnenie skratena.
ked 'ze okolo ?. hodine uz bude
baseball hra a tanec. Zastupci ma
schodzi tuto otazku definit1yne
neriesili, ale sa usniesli buducej
sch6dzi odporncaf', ably Dol len je-
den slovensk[ recnfk a to zvon-
kn.i a jedeli angliclsy, a sice skol-
dozorca dr. .Riclfeson, mimo ma
yora Heffernaha, ktory by pove-
dal len par slov ma uvitanie.
Z;lstupcovia .spolkoy klubov,.
ktorl na tejto schodzi neboli, zia-
dani su 0 otazke Gecnikov rozmy-
Stat, zeby jej riesenie mohlo
byt uspokojiWe pre- ysetkych. Ale.
fakt je, re ak-chceme mat 'svset-
kHch reenlkoN, ktori ma prednii-.
nulej sch0dzi boil navrhovani,I
tax sa bude muset' vynechat.'
baseball bra, bez ktorej by zasa
vatsina nechcela byt', alebo pro-
gram by sa musel zapocat' rano,i
ked' este nikoho MET parku,
ked 'ze obecenstvo zacina sa shro-
maid dovat' len okolo poludnia a
najyiac no je medzi 2. a 4. hodi-
nou popoludnl. Vynechanie sokol-
skych cvicieb bynepostacilo, le-
bo toto nebude trvat' Wac ako
pol hodinky speyokoly tiez ne
mono yynechat' k voli pestrosti
programu odusevneniu, ktore
spey vyvola. Program musf byt'
rozmanity nie jednotyarny, le-
bo By sa zunoyal Toto je mienka
spolkov a klubov, pri-
ma utorkovej schodzi.
Ma koniec pokladnik slov. Dna
or. Benedik pozihAal zastupcov,I
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-29
NIzSIE ZELEzNICNE
RATY PRE- YOUNGSTOWN

Medzistatna obchodna komisia
vo Washingtone rczhodla, ze
Youngstown opravneny je ma
nizsie zelezniene raty pri dovoze
uhlia a akiste nariadi zelezniciam
snizenie rat. Komisia zaroven od-
oprela povolit' novn zeleznicnn
eiaru cd Ohio rieky do Youngs-
town udajllc, re terajsie zeleznice
sii ystaye vykonayat' vsetku pre-
maykn., Nizsie raty zabezpeeia
Yoangstownu 4 d'alsi vzrast.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-29
aby ked' ich spolky dostanti W.

aby ked' ich spolky dostanu W.
herne listky na vysivany obrus,
vysvetlili la schodzach svojich
spolkov, ze cistN vynos bude ve-
novany slovenskym vdovam ST.
rotam v Mahoning doline. Nato
predseda br. Hudik schodzu "a
kF1cil. ~ :.
sBuduca schodza .bude 30. apr.
vecer v skole Sv. Gyrilla Me-
thoda.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-29
Navrhy a odpordcania vyboru
Slovenskej Narodnej Kniznice
v Mahoning doline

por1came poistit prot ohlu ma
ph1n hodnotu.
s. Poplatky "a pozlciavanie
knih mech sd diva Gently ma. diva
tyzdne "a jednu knizku.
9. Naiviac dve knizky mech sil
odrazu jednemu eitatel'ovi vyda-
ne. Tieto knizky bude citateP po-
vinny vratit' o diva tyyzdne V
dobrom stave. V pade by knihy
behom dvoch tyzdnov nevratil,
plati pokutu 1c ma kazdu knihu
"a kazdy d'alsi den. V pade by
pokutu nezaplatil ami knihu do
dvoch tyzdnov nevratil, citate-
l'ova zaruka prepadne v pro-
speech kniznice.
10. Kazdy titatel' zodpovedny
je "a poMcanu knihu svojou ces-
t'ou a zarukou zavazuje sa kni-
hu alebo knihy vratit' V takom
dobrom stave, axiom ich obdrzal
cd knihovnlka. V pade poskode-
MIA, citatel'@ zavazuje. sa. skodu
nahradit', mac mu zaruka pre-
padne.
II. Zaruka titatela mech je
$1.0O ma kazdu jedm knihu mimo
tych, ktor6 stoja $500 alebo vyse.
Ma tieto knihy zaruka mech je
podl a ich trznej ceny.
II. Nasledkom ziadosti WAGE
rych o wee szaujatlch Slovakov,
odporiicame ct. schodzi rozhod-
nut. kde kniznica ma byt' u7
miestena. Vybor ma uistenie cd
p. Jozefa Martinku, znameho ro-
dol 'uba, fze da .zdarma miesto pre-
kniznicu V svojom krajcirskom
obchode, ktory cd Vel 'kej Noci
bude mat pod cislom pa East
Federal ST, V budove, ktoru
vlastni p. Michal WillO. .Panu
Martinkovi da sa nahrada len "a
svetlo. Takto by sa kniznica do
stala ma hlavnii cestu Mahoning
doliny, take pristup do nej by
bol snadny ako Slovakom' 2 me-
Sta, tax al 70 Struthers "a Camp
bell. Vybor nepochybuje, zeby
miesto pre- kniznicu dostal al V
ktorejkol 'vek slovenskej skole.
Vybor d 'alej oznamuje ct. scho-
dzi, re naSiel knihovnika osobe
znameho cinovnika spolkoveho,
p. Stefana Jochmana. ktory je
ochotnT svedomite zastavat' ten
to nrad zdarma. Podobne "a kni-
hovnika by sme mohli dostat'
schopneho pracovnika spolkova-
no p. Juraja Palascaka mlad-
SiehO.
13. Vybor odportica, ably ma
vsetky slovenske spolky a kluby
v Mahoning doline, ktore este
neodhlasovaly prispevok na "a
kladinu kniznice, poslany Dol list,
osnovu ktoreho tu pripojujeme.
Il. Konecne toznamujeme, ze
boly pfsane listy Mattel Sloven-
skej Turcianskom Sv. MARITIME
a Spoll1u Sv. Vojtecha V Trnave,
ziadajilc cenniky knih ako al
oN otSlH NSdSI1d hillZ1llC lid SlO-
vensku. Podobne ziadana bola in
formacia, kde by SINE sa mali hIa-
sit 0 podporu csl. vlady, ktora
odhlasovala istu sumu ma podpo-
ru slpvenskych ceskych kniznic
V cudzine.
Vybor bude d'alej pracovat'
ma stanovach Druzstva a pravi-
dlach kniznice, ktorych castor
budn j tn udane navrhy odpo-
rucania.
PraJhc ct. schodzi plneho zda-
ru, znacime sa nctou,
Maria G. Slifka, Jozef J. schro-
movsky, Mattel Mraz,
tybor SLOW. Narodnej Kniznice.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-29

VybOr Sa SlSlel 20. marca ma
poradu, aby prejednal otazku "a
lozenia Slovenskej Narodnej
Kniznice v Mahoning doline a
usniesol sa odpordcat ct. schodzi
zastupcov spolkov klubov S O.
kresnym Sborom Slov. Ligy ma
sledovne:
!. Aby spolky, kluby, sbory
Slov. Lfgy a Okresny Sbor utvo-
rily neinkorporovane Druzstvo
Slovenskej Narodnej Knizniee V
Mahoning doline.
2. Toto Druzstvo by bolo mali
teFom kniznice a +sice tax, re kaz-
dy spolok, klub alebo sbor by
NAL ma majetku kniznice taky
podiel, kol 'ko dolarov dal na Ia
kladinu kniznice. Ked zakladina
bude obnasat 81, 900, a spolok da
ma nu $40, bude mat tedy desat.' ,
ciastok cili podielov kniznici "a
vstom powere al inc prava. Kto-
ry spolok pot 'azne klub da $50,
bude mat pat razy tol'ko podie-
low na majetku j. pri hlasovani
ako ten, ktorg .da $40. Toto musi
byt' zabezpecene zapisniene a na
listine kazdemu spolku a klubu
uradom Druzstva, ktory sa zvoli
vystavi poistenky spolkom a
klubom ma ich odhlasovane OBJ
nosy ma zakladinu. Pokladnikom
Druzstva mech je pokladnik O.
kresneho Sboru. ktorv obnosy u
lozi ma osobitny vklad do banky,
kym nebudu potrebne Ia zakup
knih. Podobne ostatni uradnici
Druzstva mech su uradnici Okr.
Sboru. Ma schodzi sa len vyhlasi
zselenie tohto uradu. Takto O.
kresny Sbor bude vykonavate-
| 'om ziadosti Druzstva bez toho,
ably Dol majitelom kniznice.
3. Zakladina mech je tax Wy
soka, aka sd sosbiera do DOLBY,
touto schodzou urcenej. Vybor
n1ysli, re postacia dva-tri mesiace.
Potom sbierka ma zakladiau bu.
de .zatvorena. A sice preto, ze ke-
by upisovanie zakladiny bolo sta
lie iotvorene, zalozenie kniznice by
Sa odkladalo do nekonecna. w
Dor ma "a to, ze kazdy spolol1 a
klub moze dat ma zakladinu svoj
prispevok. hned' alebo najnes-
korSie do troch mesiacov. V pa
de by zakladina nedosahovala
ziadncnej vysky, do Druzstva bu-
dd prijati i jednotlivci nielen
spolky a kluby.
4. Cele vedenie a spravovanie
kniznice vybor odpor1ca oddat'
do rnk Okresnemu Sboru Sloven-
skej Ligy ako telesu, ktore nase
spolky kluby shromazd'uje ku
spolocnym pracam a ku ktoremu
ma kazdy klub a spolok d6veru.
Avsak vybor navrhuje, ably O.
kresny Sbor bol povinny vyda-
vat polrocne zpravy a ucty o
kniznici Druzstvu i celej verej-
nosti, zeby zaujem o kniznicu
nikdy neupadol, ale stale rastol.
lebo len tax Mozeme ocakavat'. ze
i kniznica bude rast' ako na pocte
knik tax ma obi 'iibenosti. Olxrps-
ny Sbor postara sa zodpoved-
n6hO knihovnlka, ktorv bude pod
$500 bondom, co no bude dosta-
toene viazat'. ably svoje povin-
nosti vykonaval voci kazdemu
la4tE 4
presne spravodlive.
5. V pade by dakedy V budllc-
nosti Okresny Sbor Ligy zanik-
null, Druzstvo, totiz zakladatelia
kiliznice, prevezme sprawl kniz-
nice ma seba alebo poveri spra-
von niektore inc narodne ne
stranne teleso siovenske Maho-
ming doline, ktorom by boil re-
prezentovani vsetci mahoningski !
Sloyaci bez rozdielu.
s.. Vybor odpornca, ably knizni-
o.rkshn1, we l1,ox.a oAx.a.as
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-29
ZAKLADINA KNIZNICE
(DokonGenie s |. strany.)

pokladnice kniznice: Cislo 26O. T.
X. S. J. V Haselton $40 Politi-
cky Klub V vHaselton $40. Ostatni
zastupcovia sa osvedcili, ze done
su odhlasovane obnosy ma buducu
schodzu, 30. aprlla, lebo ze nebolo
dosial povedane, na koho maju
byt' ceky vypisane. .,".
Predseda potion dial hlasovat' 0
navrhoch vyboru kniznice. Prija-
te bolo, re sa zaklada Druzstvo
Slovenskej Narodnej Kniznice V
Mahoning doline 1radnici Okr.'
Sboru Slov. Ligy prehlaseni boil
"a uradnikov Druzstva Kniznice.
Nasledkom tohto usnesenia, ceky
ma kniznicu maju byt' vypisovane
ma memo: Druzstvo Slov. Mar.
Kniznice v Mahoning doline te-
ky ulozi pokladnik ma osobitny
vklad ia memo Druzstva do ban
ky, kde budl opatrovane do ca
su, kym nebud1 pouzite na zakup
knih a kniznej skryne.
Nasledovalo pojednavanie o.
miestnosti kniznice. kazdy "a
stupca hlasoval "a to, ably kniz-
nica bola dolu V meste, pod els.
244 East Federal ST., V obchode
SLOW. krajcira p. Jozefa Martinko,
ktory nam miestnost' da zdarma
zaplati sa mu len "a svetlo. Je
to dom vlastneny p. Michalom
Willom, predsedom Youngstown
State Bank. Bude tedy knlznlca
slovenskom dome to pod do
brym dozorom obrubeneho narod-
neho pracovnika p. Jozefa Mar
tinku. Zastupci zvolili tllto miest-
most hlavne preto, re lei ma hlav
nej clare vSetkych poulicnych
kar: bude takto umoznenf kaz-
demu do kniznice pr1st' snadne a
V najkratSom case.
Vybornik tiez oznamil, ze pisal
listy na SlovenSko, a to Matlcl
Slovenskej do Turc. Sv. Martina
a Spolku sv. Vojtecha Trnave,
V ktorych ziadal o cenniky knih,
system yedenia kniznic ma slor
.vensku q informaciu, kde sa nam.
treba obratit' podporu, ktorn
cesko-slovenska vlada dava kniz-I
niciam slovenskym a ceskym VI
cudzine.
Prisla rec kniznej skryni. VI
ktorej budn knihy ulozene. Br.
PalenGar odpOrucal, ably sa vybor
informoval. "a co by dostal ohnoI
vzdorntl skryhu ocel 'ov1, axe Wy.
raba tunajsia General Fireproof-
ing Co. U tel spolocnosti pracujn
viacerf nasi Slovaci, ktori by a.
zda mohli dostat' skrynu "a zvla-
Stnu vel'koobchodn1 cenu. TAX
by kniznica mala skrynu nielen1
ohnovzdornu, ale al trvacu "a
cenu, akn by sme museli platit 4
"a drevenn skryflu. Tato ocel O.
va skryna ma al kombinacnu
zamku ako safe, take do nej by
sa nemohol dostat' nikto bez We
donna knihovnfka.
Po tomto predseda schodzu VI
zaIezitosti kniznice zakl 'ncil zia-
dajnc zastupcov, ably hi 'adeli W.
vin1t' elm najvacsf zaujem tu-
to. spOlOcnu a osOZnu wee.
Nasledoyafa sch6dza v zalezit O.
sti Slovenskeho Dna, ktoru zaha-
jill predseda Frantisek Hudik. Po-
jednavalo sa O sbierani ohlasiek
do programovej knizky. Ceny o.
hlasiek. .budG ako V minulosti: Ia
celostranove ohlasky na dnukaj-
sich stranach obalky $40, ia pol
slednej strane obalky $25, ma pr
vel strane dhukajsej $20 a na Oh
statnych stranach po $15. Poll
stranove ohlasky budd po $40 a
stvrt '-stranove pc So. Vybor na
sbieranie ohlasiek ma sa pustit'
do prace elm skorej, ably sa ma
sbieralo elm Wac.
Dalej prisla na pretras otazka
SLOW, Dla. Program
bol vypracovany a tyborom ma
minulej schodZi DredOstretE. aIe]
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Host Of Net
Stars to Vie
for LaureIs
Galaxy Of Noted Players to
Start Play Here
Monday.

Officials Of the Associated Tennis
Cluos of Indianapolis assert the
field OF entries for the national clay
court championships to be held al
VCod1.cok Club. starting Monday
afternoon 1T l. is the most repre-
tentative group OF net stars ever
oathcrcd here
Win Tndcn Lott. Hcnnesscy and
others at Wimbledon. practically all
the other nigh ranking players all
over the United States will be here
to try for the Championship crown.
japanese and Canadian stars viii
vie with United States collegians,
veterans and youthful lumlnarics OF
tho court In addition several Of
Indianapolis best racquetcers will
make valiant attempts 10 upset their
more famous opponents.
Today'5 mail brought the entries
Of d. < Murra- Jr.. and Clifford
Suttcr New Orleans, La stars
whose crack shot have led them
into several championships. They
arc doubles champions of the south
ern association.
Other entries received today in
cluded Frank Bordv and George
Strublc. Des Moines, Ia; J. P.
Byrnes. Arthur Shaw. and Arthur
Frankenstein. Chicago and Theo-
dore Bruwen. Charlotte, N. C.
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Famed French Ace Downs
indianapolis Star in
Straight Sets.
TILDEN ALSO IS VICTOR
Bill Triumphs Over Chris
tlan BouSSuS.

m imfe $Drciqi ~
WIMBLEDON. England. June Is.
john HennCssey. brilliant Indian
apolis acc. was eliminated in the
mems singles Of the Wimbledon
tourney here today by his old rival,
Henri Cochct of France. 6-3, Ga, 81.
The victory put Cochet in the quar-
ter finals Of the tennis meet.
William T. Tilden also advanced
into the select eight survivors by dc
fcating the left-handcd French star,
Christian BouSSus, 6-3, 81 ga.
Tilden had hard battle all the
way in beating Boussus, who kept
the American veteran running back
and forth with his deep drives. Til
dcn used many varieties Of shots
and scored numerous aces.
Hoosicr Of Form
Hcnnesscy was badly oil form and
lacked his usual fire and dcctness.
Ii is understood he was feeling
poorly. His backhand shots Wcre
invariably over strong, his forehand
ground shots short and his smashes
wild.
He led through the third set to
Al but laltered. only TO rally again
and lead at TO. Cochet took the
next three games. The FrCnchman
never was really extended.
Mrs. May Sutton Bundy Of Cali
fornia, who twenty-five years ago,
before her marriage, won the all
Corners and the English Wom-
ans tennis titles, eliminated Eng
lands youthful star. Eileen Bennett,
to enter the quarter finals, 3-6, Ga,
Ga.
The seven thousand spectators
who sat beneath a broiling sun had
lust seen a comparative unknown
English matron, Mrs. c. G. McIlqu-
ham. defeat the 1.-the and f1aShy
Spanish star. Senorita Lii d'Alva-
rez. generally conceded to be the
closest rival of Helen Wills, ga, 4-6,
90.
Miss Helen Jacobs of California
qualified for the quarter-f1nals by
defeating Miss Joan Fry OF England,
6-3, ga
Mrs. Bundy Shines
Mrs, Bundy, with her peculiar
service working 100 per cent, startled
even the complacent English in the
crowded cosmopolitan crowd Of spec
tators by winning the last five
games straight.
The elimination of Miss Bennett,
taken with the fall Of the young
English star, Betty Nuthall, Thurs
day, was a SAD blow to English
hopes.
The hopes OF Wilmer Allison Of
TT. Worth, Tex, in the mems sim
giles we're crushed by Jean Borotra,
the French star, 6-3, 81, As. 6-3.
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Tribe Clouts
Hen Hurlers
for IA Runs
Indians Collect 13 Hits al
Toledo: Return for Perry
Funeral.

Bu Times SDecmi
TOLEDO, juno 28.-After TAX
ing the Toledo Hens for a baSc-hit
ride in the series opener here Thurs
day, by scoring ii runs on Is hits,
while the locals we're getting only
3 runs and safetios off Bill Bur-
we'll, the Indians of Bruno Bethel
hurried back to indianapolis to at
tend the funeral Of James A. Perry
in the HooSicr capital today
The TribeSmen will return to To-
ledo tonight and resume the series
with a single game Saturday, and
the contest postponed today will
be played as part Of a double
header Sunday,
Wear Mourning Bands
The Indians wore mourning bands
on their left arms Thursday and
will continue to do so the remain
der of the season as a mark OF SOL
row for their popular club owner
who was killed in a plane crash
near Indianapolis late Wednesday.
Crashing the ball hard from the
outset, the Betzelites got away to
a flying start Thursday and never
we're headed. And in the ninth the
Hoosiers scored seven runs. The
Hens used four hurlers. Parmelee,
Pfeffer. Palmero and Parks. Reb
Russell clouted a home run sin the
seventh. his fourth in the Tribe
last four games.
Parmelee JoIted
Matthews and Sprinz hit triples,
and Matty and Warstler each COL
lected three hits. Metz was the
lone Indian to go hitless. Bud Par
meleee. Toledo's youthful mound
sensation, on whose person a huge
price tag has been pinned, was re-
tired after the third inning in the
face~-of heavy bombardment.
The victory put the Indians above
the 500 mark in the A. A. standing
and it was their fourth victory in
their 'laSt five starts.
Slicker Parks, the fourth hurler
used by the Hens Thursday, was OBJ
tanned only recently from the Buf-
falo Internationals. He formerly
pitched for Michigan university.
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WINS BOUT

Otto Atterson, 1ashy Terre Haute
lightweight. outpointed Erhman
Clark. indianapolis, in the ten
round feature bout at Broad Ripple
Thursday night.
Carl Schmadel defeated Rocky
Smith in the eight round semi
windup. frankie Clark defeated
Casey Jones in four rounds and
Billy Bower defeated Hub New
kirk in four rounds.
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TUFFY WINS ON FOUL

BIZ UuitCd Press
DETROIT, June 28.-Tuffy Crit
fifth, the Sioux City boy who has
come up from the preliminary ranks
in little more than a year, Thurs
day night continued his onslaught
on the heavyweight fighters by win
ming from Johnny Risko on d foul in
the seventh round.
fluffy had the fight all his own
way when the foul blow landed, Crit
fifth took the lead and clearly had
had Risko outpointed when Johnny
landed the low blow. The foul was
so evident Referee Al Day unheSi-
tatingly picked up Tufy's hand.
Risko previously had been warned.
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MAT BOUTS MONDAY

Leslie Fishbaugh, Newark 90
grappler, will mix with Wilbur
Thorn, I. U. wrestling coach, in the
feature mat struggle at Broad Rip
pie Monday night. two best falls in
three.
In the final bout Al Thorn,
brother of Wilbur, will meet Nick
Karuas, Boston Greek, in a time
limit affair. A prelim encounter
will start the show at $50.
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Henri Cochet Eliminates John Heuessey in Wimbledon Ne
Night Racing ON
Circuit Proves
Big Attraction

EV 7 mts $ptcipt
TOLEDO. June 28.-Night Grand
Circuit racing at TT Miami track
Thursday again attracted a huge
throng despite threatening weather.
Noon won the 3-year-old class pace,
81 500, in split hits, finishing fourth
in the second.
Peter GreatWorth took the 2:l8
class trot, $500, claiming by winning
the second and fourth heats. Lady
Bluebird annexed the first heat and
Edith Harvester the third.
Happy the Great captured the
PA class trot, $1,000, in three
straight heats and Labrador took
the 2:18 class pace, $1,000, III three
straight heats. Best time Of the
night was 2:O5 "a by Labrador.
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PLAN SOUTHERN TRIP

BV HitCd Press
CHICAGO. June 26.-With the
possibility that tour of Mexico will
be included. the Chicago White SoX
and the New York Giants are plan
ming a trip through the south next
year.
Secretary Harry Gardiner of the
Sox has announced that the Sched-
ules of the two teams have been
arranged
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NJ - - - ~
there will be an
unresorVed sec
ton at the ends
Of the field for
all games at 81.
TIL c Illinois
w c lie yam and
J a m c S Millikln
games will be the
only contests for
which 81 will be
charged for all
S e a s, eX cep1
boxes. For the
Wabash, Haskell
Indian and 10y
ola New Orleans
tilt roc CTVCd
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Big Leagues

NEASTERFUL pitching by RUDE
wi Walberg enabled the Philadel-
mia Athletics to beat the New York
Yankees Thursday to 3, at Phila-
6elphia. Rubc allowed ten hits. two
of them home runs. but kept them
we'll scattered. The defeat lowered
the Yanks to third place in the
American League.
Alphonss Thomas. after holding the
prownS to four hits in eight innings at
chicago. blew up in the ninth. allowed
son, men to score and the White SoX
usrc beaten to !. The Browns ad-
ned 70 second place in the league
..,,,,iur. Mauush and NellHo hit homerS
in tho ninth.
RIG Ed MORRIS HELD WASHINGTON
10 FIVE HITS AT BOSTON AND THE
rED son SCORED THEIR TWENTIETH
v1CToPY or THE YEAR. TO T. ITS
arm ANOTHER TOUGH SEASON FOR
THE SOX.
riv, runs in tho second inning paved
A.. vav for Detroit'> G to 1 victory over
cleveland. at Detroit.
OGERS HORNSBY clouted a
home run in the eighth inning
At St Louis and lifted the Chicago
Cubs out of a tie into victory, TO
4 over the Cardinals.
Auer spotting Boston three-ruu lead
Rreoliyn. the Robins rallied late to
win. S 10 .
1sErNE HELD CINCINNATI TO NINE
,srTS AT PITTSBURGH AND THE PR
h14rS MAINTAINED THEIR LEAGUE
AS6ERSHIP WITH TO ; VICTORY
LaE1rR THE REDS. COMOROSKY cor
SHHfiE CONSECUTIVE HTS
=
-HE Giants downed the Phillies,
10 3. running the New York
.tr;no of victories for the season
over the Quakertown team 10 eleven
o,t Of twelve. In only one Of these
engagements have the Giants scored
seTrer than eight runs Bill Terry
.,,ede his -hundredth hit. and he
e The first major Lacquer to reach
that mark this yeaE
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MELONS AT KOKOMO
Fast indianapolis Sem-Pro to Clash
With Indicated Nine.

indianapolis MeldonS will clash
with the indicated Kokomo Stell-
ties Sunday at Exposition park. Ko-
komo, 1t will be the first OF a
three game series between the clubs.
Meldons still have an open date
for July and any strong state club
wanting that date call or wire r. J.
Stehlin, 918 Olive street, Indian
apOliS.
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Charles w Wilson. ticket man
agcr at Butler university. today an
nounccd prices for football ducats
for next fall In an effort to in
crease attendance at the new But
Ter bowl. tic athletic committee OF
the Fairyiew institution has cut the
prices for this season.
AS a special inducement for fans
,,.isl1i1nn q nnnular nricc admission.
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GUS MATE SUSPENDED

BV njtcd Press
CHICAGO, June 28.-Dan Koloff,
Boston heavyweight wrestler, has
been suspended for one year by the
Illinois athletic commission because
he has "wrestled Champion Gus
Sonnenberg six times since March
10, under assumed Names it was
announced today.
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Butler Committee Reduces Ticket
Prices for 1929 Gridiron Tits
Bulldogs Strive to Increase Attendance in New Bowl
Popular Rate System Adopted

Thanksgiving day The Bulldogs
will play three games on foreign
fields. Northwestern will be met at
Evanston, New York university in
Yankee Stadium. New York, and
De Pauw. at GreencaStle.
Wilson announced that applica-
ton blanks for ticket reservations
will be mailed out within the next
ten daVS.
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ADGIE STOPS BROWN

EH Times special
PHILADELPHIA. June 28-Matt
Adgie. Philadelphia light heavy
weight. knocked out frankie Brown,
New York. in the second round OF
their scheduled e1ght-rounder on
Thursday night.
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MICHIGAN CITY COACH

~ 7 tmCS SpccldI
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, June %.
Everett Wallace, Monmouth col
lege star, has been appointed baS-
ketball coach at Michigan City
high school. Andy Gill remains
here as athletic director and head
coach.