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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-07-04
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-07-04
SCENT IsTvAN GYttLks

Most vasarnap delntan 2 oral
kezdettel tartja a Scent IstvAn
Egylet fel evi elszamol6 gya1eset
a Scent lstvan Otthonban. A tA-
gok keretnek, hogy lehet5leg tel
jes szamban jelenjenek meg q
szamadasok meghallgatasara.
Gregosits J6zsef, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-07-04
To Governor COODer

Citizens OF Youngstown and vicinity deeply inter
csted in tie Szabo case wish to express through this
medium to you Our Governor their heartfelt gratitude
because you lent willing to pleadings and
granted pardon to John Szabo.
We know that we have not trusted in you in vain.
We know when we appealed to you that you would
cerfuly examine every detail of the and render
your decision in accordance with justice listening only
the voice Of your conscience and the dictate of your
very human heart.
You have done your duty noby and your fellow
citizens proud of you Our Governor
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-07-04
Szabo Janos kegyelmet kapott


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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-07-04

(N) Szab0 Janos kcgyclmrt
kapott.
Az akroni magyar gyerek mem
fog elegni columbusi fegyhaz
kcmor halalszobajahan a fekcte
villamos szekben.
Myers Y. Cooper, Ohio j6sagos,
derek Gs igazsagos kormanyzoja
meghallgatta az amerikai ma
gyarsag kereset es gyakorolta a
kegyelem jogat.
Cooper kegyelme most mar le
hetove fogja tenni AIT, hogy Sza-
boil teljes artathnsagat bebizo-
nyithassuk. Szab6 mem fogja tle-
tet a fegyhazban tolteni.
Veletleniil nekem jntott osz-
talyrtsziil, hogy az amerikai ma
gyarsag szazezrei KOHL talan el-
s6nek ertesiiljrk a kormanyzo ell
hatarozasarol.
Multi penteken ugyanis Cooper
kormanyz6 Youngstown vendege
volt. Koran reggel erkcZett es az
egesz napot tit t6lt0tte. Mint a
Vindicator politikai szerkesztoje,
megerkezestt6l elutazasaig allan
doan vele voltam.
Szabc iigye nagyon kozel fc-
kiidt nemcsak az en-, hanem az
egesz Youngstown magyarsag
szivehez. Mikor voltak egyesek,
akik sokat faradtak ez iigyben es
csiiggedtck, : iiiiondottsm .nekik,
|ffogy IN. rsniiiifft lrffsnh ieltsn ey5s
per igazsag trzeteben ts tndom,
hogy kegyelmet fog adm Szabo-
max.
Agg6dni azfrt mfgis aggodtam.
Cs0ndben Megkertem Il. Roy
Gordont, Campbell magyar-barat
polgarmesteret, aki a Republika-
nus megyei vegrehajt6 bizottsag
tagja Is William A. Masont, aki
bizottsag eln0ke, hogy emlitsek
meg kormanyzo el6tt Szabo
iigyet es hangsulyozzak AIT, hogy
Youngstown magyarsag,> amely
mind6g Cooper taboraban volt,
mennyire hisz Szab6 artatlansa-
gaban.
Gordon es Mason nehany nap
el6tt Columbusba jartak. Igerntii-
ket megtartottak. Beszeltek Coo
perrel es kertek, hogy kegyelmez-
zen meg Szab6nak. Veliik iizente
a kormanyz6 meg a multi het ele-
jen nekem, hogy ne agg6djak,
maid ha Youngstownba jon j6
hire lesz szamomra.
Penteken reggel nyolc ora utan
nehany perccel robogott be vo-
nat Cooperrel es bajos, kedves
nejevel. A palyandvaron nagy
fogad6 bizottsag varta kor-
manyz6t, aki amiota megv,ilasz-
tottak, most j0tt el3sz0r ide.
Dacara, hogy hatul allottam,
Cooper azonnal meglatott, mo-
solygott es intett es amikor ram
keriilt a sor, hogy kezet fogjak
vele, icy sz6lt:
i "Intezd ugy, hogy a szalloda.
ba menet egy aut6ha keriiljel We
lem.
Mem szeretek tolakodni, de eb-
ben az esetben megtettem. A kor.
manyz6 es neje Stone sheriff ko,
csijaba iiltek es csak egy szavam.
ba keriilt, hogy Stone szembe i'll.
tetett velik.
Masok is voltak kocsiban, dc
azert kormanyz6 mindjart hoz,
zam sz6llt:
AZ ejjel csaknem ejfelig dol
goztam, miel0tt vonatra szalltam
Az utols6 alairasom Szab6nak lie.
lentett kegyelmet. Titkarom q
rajtad kiviil ezt meg mem tudja
senki. Sirg0ny0zhetsz Columbus.
ba, hogy hozzak nyilvanoasagra q
! delutani lapok utjan elhataroza.
a.1Ft
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-07-04

ta a k0vetkeZo nyilatkozatot
amelynek nyilvanossagra hozasa-
ra engedtlyt adott:
"Lelkiismeretem paranesat ko
vettem, amikor Szab0 Janos hala
los ittletet 6letfogytiglani fegy.
hazra valtoztattam at, de 6szin.
ten kijelentem, hogy d0ntesemnel
! mindenesetre tekintetbe vettem
azokat a kegyelmi kervenyeket
amelyeket kotelessegtudQ magyar
szarmazasu polgarok ezer es ezer.
szamra juttattak hozzam.
Eek a ktrvenyek erGsen hoz.
zaiarultak ahhoz, hogy meger6.
s0djek bennem az az erzes. hogy
Szab6 Janos mem lehet olyar
sz0rnyii Macy mertekben biin0s
amint AIT az ittlet mutatja. LIE.
hetetlennek tartom, hogy sok-sok
ezer becsiiletes, tisztesseges Is
t0rvenytisztel0 magyar szarmaza
su polgar ilyen nagyszabasu Is
meghat6 erdekl6dest tanusitott
volna Szabo iigye irant, ha mem
Iettek volna meggy3z6dve arr6l
hogy ez magyar flu mem lehet
annyira blinds, hogy elet6vel fl
zessen erte.
mint Ohio allan kormanyz6.
ia, szivesen fogadtam magyar
szarmazasu polgartarsaim vele
menyenek megnyilvanulasat, =
inert mint az elitelt ember honfi
tarsai bizonyara alaposan ismeril
a magyar nep fail cricket es ICY
hivatottak voltak annak megite
lesere, hogy Szab0 Janos kijelen
tesei h,telt erdemelnek-e vagy
sem.'
A nyilatkozatot azonnal ledik.
taltam a SZabadsag szerkesztGse.
genek, hogy az egesz amerikai ma
gyarsag ertesiilhessen, hogy kcrt.
Sc mem volt hiabaval6.
Cooper egyenes, 6szinte szavai
megerdemlik AIT, hogy az ameri.
kai es kiil0n0sen az ohioi magyar.
sag ne feledkezzek el soha arrol a
kormanyz6rol, aki egy magyar
fiunak kegyelmet adott es aki ev.
vel tenykcdesevel bebizonyitot.
ia, hogy mem politikus, hanem
igazi talpig becsiiletes es igazsag.
szeret6 ember, aki elott egyforma
a szegeny, mem is polgar magyar
gyerek, allamanak bensziil0tt pol
CARNIVAL.
| Youngstown es k0rnyekenet
magyarsagat villamgyorsan be
jarta a kegyelem hire. A Vindi
Gator penteki korai deli kiadasai
ban mar az els6 oldalon k0z0lv,
volt varva vart hir. Olvasoink
max figyelmet multi heti szamunk
ban felhiytuk ARA, hogy pente
| ken lesz d0ntes.
Harom hosszu esztendeig tar
tott, mig Szab6t sikeriilt kimen
teni a villamosszek arnyekab6l 4
munka azonban mem fejez5d0t
be es most miden igyekezetet ar
ra forditanak, hogy Szabot veg
keppen kimentsek a fegyhazb6l
Gyorsan ez mem fog menni, de
Szabo iigyet most mar sziven vi
sell Amerika magyarsaga. III,
kell6 anyagi tamogatasban re
szesitik ait a bizottsagot, amel,
elyallalta Szab6 vedelmet, ak
kor XII fog deriilni ennek az iigy
mex minden igaz reszlete a szak
avatott detektivek nyomozasa SO
Iran.
| A Szab6 iigybol kifoly6lag a
amerikai magyarsag becsiilete
osszesege megtette kotele le7segat
egyenenkent egyikiinket sem il
let meg erdem. Kosz0net il'et
meg azonban Tarnoczy Arpadot
Tarnoczy Arpadnet Is AIT az ak
lroni bizottsagot, amely sziv6s ki
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-07-04

u
Verhovay segely Egylet rendlsi-
Will konvenci6ja Pittsburghban.
Eppen ugy mint a nemzet3yu-
lest, EFT a magyar 0sszej0vetelt is
megel6zi es megel6zte tamadas
egyes magyar lapok es erdekelt-
segek reszer6l.
A tamadas termeszetesen szc-
melyek ellen Tranquil, inert olyan
hatalmas, j6l all6 es egeszssges
magyar szervezetet magat mem
meri tamadni senxi sem.
A rendkiviili konvenci6 ksrese-
re az iriigyet az egyletnek egy
szerencsetlen befektetese adta
meg.
Mindannak dacara, hogy mines,
mem volt es mem lesz amerikai
biztosit6, melyet mem ert, er vagy
fog erni vesztesseg befektetesek
alkalmaval; mindannak dacara,
hogy nem letezik Amerikaban
bank, amely ne ves2tett volna
penzt valamelyes befektetesenel,
- megis Verhovay meg ma
sem pontosan megallapithat6
veszteseget 6riasi m6don felfuj-
tax, megnagyobbitottak, iiriigyiil
hasznaltak fel mindazok, akik-
nek titkos es nyilt ambici6i van
max az egylet vezet6segebe keriil-
nj vagy visszakeriilni es azok aki-
ket jogos vagy jogtalan serel-
mekert bosszuvagy vezerel.
Mint az egylet egyik igazgat6-
sagi tagjat, aki szolgalat tekinte-
teben a legregibb, az en- szemelye-
met szemeltek XII egyesek a tama-
dok k0ziil tamadasaik k0zpont-
jaul.
K0zeletben szerepl0 embernek
lie kell szamolni el6re avval, hogy
tamadni es gyanusitani fogjak.
Kiil0n0sen all ez az igazsag az
amerikai magyar kozeletre.
Gyiileseink, konvenci6ink meg
valasstjak a vezet6ket nagy lel-
kesedessel, a rajuk adott szavaza-
tokkal megnyilvanitjak a t0bb-
seq bizalmat - Is 10 perc mulva
mar vannak, akik ha mem is nyil-
tan, de legalabb gondolatban
gyanpsitiAlk azQAsat, alkiket "bi:
zalmukkal kitiintettek
Fe1el6tlen egyenek, mem is egy-
lett tagok, akiknek soha mas mem
volt q celia mint zavart okozni
minden magyar szervezetben,
amely mem all az q vezetssuk
alatt, elneveztek sz6ban es iras-
ban sikkasztonak, tolvajnak, csa-
l6nak stb. a bond iigyekkel kap-
csolatban.
Tettek ait avval tudattal,
hogy veliik szemben eljarni nem
lehet, tettek avval a tudattal,
hogy tisztesseges ember teljesen
XII van szolgaltatva alnok, galad
gyanusitasaiknak.
Masok, akik neha hangoztatni
szoktak, hogy j6 baratok, mem
olyan nyiltan bar, de megis szin-
ten bevontak engem a "gyanu-
SAX" k0rebe.
Mem tudom helyesen teszem-e,
hogy a konvenci6nak elebe vag-
va, nehany sorban a magam iigye-
vel foglalkozom a verhovay Sc
gely Egylettel kapcsolatban.
El6sz0r is kenytelen vagyok a
leghatarozot ottabban megcafolni
egyik teljesen felel0tlen, magat
magyarnak nevezo, szemetben
megjelent hazugsagot, hogy en- q
konvenci6 elott gyavan lemond-
tam.
"A januari igazgat6sagi gyiil6-
sen hivatkozva az ellenem nyilva-
nosan hangoztatott gyausitasok-
ra kertem igazgat6 tarsaimat,
hogy rendeljenek ellenem fegyel-
mi vizsgalatot. Akkor is megmon-
dottam, hogy belefaradtam mar
abba q munk&ba, amit legjobb tu-
dasommal, q leg6szintebb es leg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-07-04
A KossUTH K0R aYttLEsE

Tekintettef ARA, hogy a. Kos
snth Kor juniusban gyiilsst mem
tartott, bizonyos dolgok elinteze-
Sc vegett K0r intez6 bizottsaga
elhatarozta, hogy julius Ten, va
sarnap este s oral kezdettel meg
tartja rendes havi k0zgyiileset,
amelyre keretnck tagok, hogy
minel nagyobb szamban tnegje-
lenjenek a pontos id6ben.
A Kossuth K0r, bizottsaga je-
lenti, hogy iulius 14-en naxysxa.
basu pikniket rendez Csatl6s-.
farmon rs es 35 cent bel6pti dii
mellett. Els0rendti fapadl6 lesz
lsrakva tancol6 parok reszere.
Kezdete d. e. 10 6rakor, vege IL
6rakor. 10 zenerSl Is hiisit1 tia
lokr6l gondoskodik rendez6sSg.
Kerjiik magyarsag szives part.
,fogasat.
A Kossuth K0r altal +. fvi jn-
MUS 24-en a South Ave.-i Roadon
lev6 Old Barn tancteremben rem.
dezett nyari mulatsaga el6g jN
sikeriilt. + helyet batran aj6hljuk
magyamag szives figy6lmebe,
mely mulatsagok tartxsara ma
gyon alkalmas Is a terem b6re
csupan l2 dollar. Ezen helyiseg
ebedl6 szobaval is van eIs6ran
guam berendezve.
tartassal dolgozott Szab6 6rdeks-
ben.
K0sz5net illeti meg Cooper kor-
manyz6t. inert hallgatott q i9sz-
sag ssavAra, s-Melyet as amerikai
Imagyarskg tkrt eleje.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-11
TEXAN DEFEATS
GEORGE LOTT
Wilmer Allison Trounces
Chicagoan And May
Meet Tilden

FOREST HILLS, ~. Y, Sept. IL,
-tPl-Form rev-~=-- resulting in
the elimination Of some Of his lead
ing antagonists are smoothing the
path of Bill Tilden TO his seventh
national singles tennis champion
ship.
George Lott, the Chicagoan
whom Tilden was expected to have
TO beat to win the crown, Is the
latest important casualty. Wilmer
Allison. the impetuous Texan who
upset Lott IL the third round yes
terday. is not considered such a
formidable hurdle in Tilden's way
as Lott would have been.
The vicious serving and furious
overhead smashing that helped the
young combination Of Allison and
Johnny Van Ryn TO turn back the
French doubles team in the Davis
cup challenge round stood the Tex
an IN good stead in his great duel
with Lott.
For the fourth round today ALI
son drew a comparatively easy op-
ponent in Elmer Griffin of New
York. Tilden. who Was hard press
ed by Frank Shields. the 19-year-
old New Yorker. in a four set en-
counter yesterday. also earned a
breather, opposing Henry Culley OF
Harvard next.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-11
RAYMONDVILLE
IL PROMISING
Coach Pleased With Show
ing of Gridders In
Weeks Practice

RAyMONDVILLE. Sept. 1.-THE
football team Of the Raymondville
high school Is enthusiastic over the
results of the first weeks practice
and Supt. Standby and Coach Tan
HERSHEY are also well pleased. They
state that the line will average I53
pounds and the backfield 40
pounds.
The first week was spent In prac-
ticing blocking. tackling. and light
scrimmage. An exceptional punter
was found in Glenn Cook. and Rod
Marsh has the appearance or be-
coming an excellent broken field
runner. Coach Tankersley is devot-
irg considerable time in ~perfecting
these two boys in their work and
promises that they will show up well
in the coming games this fall. The
first real scrimmage will be Friday
when the locals will meet a town
team, and the first game OF the
season will be played the following
Friday when they meet the team
from Lyford.
Those who have reported for the
team tryouts 20 lar are. Billy Ev-
ans. Hal Durham, Burgis Ballard,
Beatty McCharen (captain), AL
fredo Garcia. Rod Marsh. Phil
Shrader, Klenn Cook. Kermit Lin
dahl, Pete Brooks, Oscar Cisneros,
Jack Scott. James Burnett. Charlie
Barton. Fred Stone. Lloyd Glover,
Lee Cook and Harry Green.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-11
EAGLES FLASH
in SCRIMMACE
Excellent Form Shown BY
Brownsville High; Back
field Strong

With Harbert Davenport at GEN.
ter and Perez at his old halfback
post, the Brownsville high Eagles
flashed their best form Of the sea-
son Tuesday in scrimmage against
a fairly strong team thrown to-
gether by Soc" Plato.
The Eagle forward wall. led by
Bob OBryan, held staunchly on the
defense and charged their oppon-
ents in good style on the offense.
Barnhart. Newman. Cabler and
Perez carried the bail in a manner
that brought back memories Of the
Eagle back field Of last year. They
scored a touchdown on the first
three plays.
The Eagles are getting into good
condition and their team play is
improving as was shown by the
smooth manner in which they
clicked into action. The team is
now mastering the fundamental
plays Coach Fessenden ~prescribcs.
Work on blocking and tackling IS
continuing apace.
Plato is pleased with the pros
poets OF his B" squad. Il have a
bunch Of boys that are going to be
first string next year if they keep
up their good work" Plato says.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-11
SPORTS FORCED
OUT BY SPUDS
Texas Leaders Eliminate
Nearest Foe BY Taking
Two From Indians
(By Associated Press

The Spudders just about slam
med the door to the second half
pennant in the collective faces OF
the Shreveport Sports by downing
San Antonio in both ends OF their
doubleheader yesterday. 8 to ! and
z to o. The scores. decisive as they
are. would indicate Jim Gallo
ways men are quite themselves
again.
Without going into the thing too
far, It may be cen that the north
countrymen, two and a half games
IN front, have what amounts 10 q
chattel mortgage on the privilege
Of playing Dallas in the big series
next week. II they win three Of
their last five games they are III,
even II the Sports win all OF their
five remaining contests.
Waco's Cubs said farewell to
Panther Park for 1929. punctuating
their adieu with a II TO 4 victory
over the Cats. Lefty Stein had the
Kittens baffled in all except the
second inning. when they did all
their scoring. His mates pounded
Haynes from the hill in the seventh
and finished up with four runs off
his successor, Sullivan.
The Steers took a parting shot at
the Buffaloes. 9 to l. 1t was the
Bisons' eighth loss in nine games
since hitting the highway.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-11
FIELD ED
y y r.
FOR TILT WITH
n 4 r.
CORPUS CHRISTI

Tucker field proper-the por-
ton within the bowl formed by
the bleacheTS and the grand
stand-haS yet to be trampled
by a cleated shoe.
The field is still being groomed
for the opening contest of the
year here between the Eagles and
Corpus Christi. Ii has been con-
ditioned throughout the summre
and now Is believed to be one Of
the best gridir0ns in South Texas.
The squads have been practic-
ing on the field to the right OF
Tucker field proper. There r
three fields within the confines
Of the fences.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-11
AS TIGHTEN
REMNANT LEAD
Margin Increased Three
Games BY Breaks With
Yanks and Indians

As the Cubs marked time through
an open date in the schedule yes
terday, the Athletics rushed sew
eral strides nearer a pennant al
ready theirs to all intents and
purposes. A Philadelphia victory
over Cleveland in the first part Of
a double header. the permanent
removal Of the second game from
the schedule because OF rain and an
v break for the Yankees against
Detroit all combined to reduce the
needs of the Mackmen from nine
victories to six.
George Earnshaw sought his
tWenty-first victory at Philadelphia
Yesterday, but was sent reeling
from the mound in the seventh.
The Macks rallied in the eighth and
ninth TO give Rommel credit for =
s to 5 victory.
Babe Ruth celebrated his forty
third and forty-fourth home runs
in New York. The second of these
blows, delivered with two Yanks
aboard in the ninth rounds Of the
nightcap. sent the ex-champions
into a tie and paved the way for
them 10 pull out the decision 10 To o
a moment later. The Tigers had
won the opener 8 TO 4.
Jack Russell achieved the un-
enviable distinction of losing two
games in one day at Boston. The
Browns knocked him from the box
in less than an inning Of the open
err, which they won. 6 TO /. and the
Red Sox booted home an unearned
run In the first rou.-d of the second
game when he tried TO make a
comeback. The Browns took this
one / 70 o.
The Washington-C Chicago game
was prevented by rain.
The Nltional leagues abbreviated
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-11
Norther Helps Teams
In s. w. Conference

DALLAS. Sept. 1l.-tP-The SER
ious business Of getting into conci-
ton for the 1929 southwest confer
ence football marathon was well
under way on seven fronts today.
AT least y coach, Clyde Littlcfield
OF Texas University. expected to
have his huskies scrimmaging by
the last of the week.
With the exception of Kyle Field
at College Station, where Coach
Matty Bells Aggies went through
their PAGES, ideal weather prevailed
for the opening workouts yesterday.
A blazing sun bore down on the Az
gle candidates, whereas a cooling
"semi-norther' brought the mer-
curry down on six other fields and
lnstilled ginger into the workouts.
There was a smattering of top
coats among the crowds that
watched the Southern Methodist
University Mustangs and Texas
Christian Horned Frogs Timber up
at Dallas and Fort Worth, re-
~Spectively. II was the finest OPEN
ing day weather the conference has
seen IN many years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-11
Gridders Prepare
For First Game

With a game at San Benito Just
two weeks off. the Brownsville Jun
Tor college gridders will report for
action Wednesday 10 Coach Calvin
SurteeS.
Several Of the players, including
Morris Pipkin. Santos Ceyanes and
Cuellar. have been limbering up
with the high school squad.
Surtees cannot tell just what his
squad will be composed of but he
Is optimistic.
Several high school stars. notably
from San Benito. will probably be
out Wednesday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-11
GGHrS LAST
&NIGHT&A

N1J @A@@N~AAt~4 AAto@f
FALL RIVER, Mass.~ohn Con-
zaelS. Arizona, outpointed Fred
O'Connor. Boston, co..
PITTSBURGH. - Make Rosen-
bloom, New York. outpointed X. o.
Bobby Brown. New York, Q0).
JERSEY CITY.-Al Ridgeway,
Union City. N. j.. outpointed Jose
Martinez, Spain. tl0).
ALLENTOWN. Pa.-Jose Diez.
Cuba, knocked out Larry Roach
Newark, N. j., 90.
LOS ANGELES.-Speedy Dado.
Filipino, outpointed Ernie Peters,
Chicago, (10l.
~GREENVILLE, Miss. - Eddie
Goldberg. st. Louis. outpointed
Louis Andrews. Memphis. 90. Pete
White, St. Louis. knocked out
Frank Moran, Miami, Fla, t3).
INDIANAPOLIS. - Charley Irn-
lea, Toledo. outpointed Jimmy
Hackley. indianapolis. Q0). JACKIE
Purvis. Kokomo. Ind. outnointed
Johnny Seamon. Canada, (s).
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2 NEW COACHES IN
X CONFERENCE

FORT WORTH. Sept. III
Two of the six Texas conference
elevens will take the field this sea-
son with new coaches at the helm.
Logan Stollenwerck. former South
crn Methodist University star, has
taken hold at Trinity University,
succeeding Barry Holton. while AL
Sarafiny succeeds Jack Meagher as
head mentor at ST. Edwards Uni
verSity.
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Junior College and
Cards Meet Oct. 10

The Harlingen high school Card
inals will play the Brownsville
Junior college here Oct. 10, accord
ing to Q contract drawn up be-
tween Coach Dutch" Rektorik and
Brownsville officials Tuesday eve
ming at Harrington.
This game should prove a draw
ing card due to the rivalry between
the football squads Of the two
cities.
The junior college also has a
game with San Benito at San Be
nito Sept. 26 and one with the Ed
inburg junior college there Oct. "a.
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co City Oct. 5. The Louisiana squad
will come here by rail and make
the remainder of the trip by plane
Football Is taking to the air-and
that doesn't mean passing. either.
Bobby Cannon. Missions new
coach. touched on a subject Tues
day night that should be brought
before the fans. There have been
cases Of open rowdyiSm among the
spectators al Valley football games
in the past. Stones have been hurled
and some Of the fans should have
had their mouths washed with soap
chat was mothers plan)- OF course
the fans get pretty excited In their
exuberance and rage, but as Coacn
Foster Of Edinburg said: "A bail
game Is only a ball game after all
The coaches agreed to carry back
this word from the meeting. They
will urge craftsmanship 10 their
squad and TO their school. The chief
knocker and loudest yelper is the
small time gambler who Is losing a
few dollars. Cannon said. Let him
drop five dollars and he's I'll. IL
scalp the coach and curse the high
school players.
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a@HzHa The HERALD SPORTS SECTION E@H@E
Valley Coaches and Officials Form Associati or

program was featured BY the game
at Forbes Field. The Pirates pulled
out the decision 7 10 s when Pau
Waner drove i'll two runs ~ Ia
triple in the ninth.
The Reds defeated the Giants Y
10 . at Cincinnati. The rest had
an open date.
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Team Work Shown BY
Pharr-San Juan IL
Especial to The Herald

PHARR. Sept. 1.-The Pharr-
San Juan Bears are at work every
day now trying TO get ready for the
first game OF the Valley schedule.
Coach A. II. Willis. who comes to
the Pharr-San Juan high school
from Seguin high school, where he
held an enviable record. and from
San Marcos college where he played
a remarkable brand Of football. Is
giving the boys strenuous workouts
on the local gridiron.
The loss Of the captain, Glynn
Bell. will be a handicap to the
team but new material Is showing
up and the boys are working out
with the determination OF making
a good showing during the season
Kormier. Doty. Hairless and others
are back from the team last year.