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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-21
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REFORMATUS EGYHAz
I,elkeSz:
BORSY- Y-KEREKES GYORGY
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Templom es par6kia:
925 Mahoning Ave. Tel: 38637

Heti munkarend. Csiitortok,
pentek, szombat este fel 8 ora
kor bojti istentisztelet. Predi-
kal Tukacs Gyorgy new york;
lelkesz.
Szombaton reggel 9 orakor
magyar iskola es a konfirman-
dusok oktatasa. D. Il. 3 orakor
a Konfirmaltak Egyletenek he
ii 0sszejovetele.
Vasarnap d. e. fel IL orakor
istentisztelet ses, az Uri scent
vacsora kiszolgaltatasa. Predi-
kal Tukacs Gy0rgy new york;
lelkesz, agendazik Borsy -Kere-
kes Gyorgy esperes-lelkesz. D..
u. 3 orak'or halaad6 istentisz-
telet. Predikal Tukacs Gyorgy
lelkesz.
Multi vasarnapunk. Az elso
bojti vasarnapunkat a biinbanat
gondolatainak szentel-
tuk S Macy gyulekezet jelenlete-
ben AIT fejtegettiik, hogy mint
ahogy a legnagyobb kiterjedesii
f0ldbirtok is hasznavehetetlen
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-21
axsNT ISFvAN MAGYAR
ROM. KATHOLiKUS
HITKOZsEu
Pl&b&n0s:
TT. vARLAKY SANDoR
S54 Wilson Ave. Phone: S1905


:
Eddig mem yessziik eszre, hogy a
steeltoni uj alakulat karara volna
a SIT. Istvan hitkozsegnek; tehat
a nagy 0r0m bizonyos taborban,
hogy vege lesz SIT. Istvan hit
kozsegnek, nagyon botor es dore
volt. De hat beszeljenek a sza-
mok, eek ugyanis mindennel job
ban szoktak beszelni. Multi ev no.
vember hawaiian t0rtent az elsza-
kadas. A jovedelem ebben a no
napban kitett $44S.S3 szemben az
1927 novemberevel, amikor meg
egyiitt volt nep mind A2O.S4
1927 december honapban az ossz-
iovedelem volt $1274.69, 1928-ban
az elszakadas utan $1307.77. Eb-
ben az evben januarban $553.47
volt a jovedelem, 1923 januar ho-
ban $47O.45. Tehat SIT. lstvan
templom jovedelme novekedest
mutat, amiota elmentek steelto-
nj hivek. Tehat kar volt nagy
0rvendezes, hogy most mar be-
fagy a SIT. Istvan hitk0zseg es
hogy maid mi is megyiink Steel,
tonba. Hat ez sohse lesz; inert m
varosi nep sohse fogunk falurs
menni templomba. Elvegre il
Steelton csak falu. Els meg akkol
is, ha a SIT. Istvan templom ne
peben mem volna hit es vallaso:
buzgalom, volna benne amy
biiszkeseg, hogy egy nj joveveny
nyel szemben mem engednek ell
bukni templomukat. = Ami pc
dig a SIT, .Istvan templom pleba
nosat illeti, az vegteleniil 0rvend
hogy megalakult ez a hitkozses
Steelto1Don, inert az merhetetlel
megk0nnyebbiilest jelent ranezv
es csak AIT kivanja, hogy az II
alakulat he bukjek meg szethu
Jason es egyenetlensegen. Akil
kezdemenyeztek az vi hitkozse
get. azoknak szamot kellett voln
vetni nehezsegekkel es nagy al
dozatokkal, melyekkel jar egy u
templomnak epitese es f0ntartass
Es "a hiveknek is. akik k0yette
0ket, tudniok kellett volna, hog
melyen kell maid nyulniok rs,
biikbe. Egy NJ templomnak ep
tese es minden sziiksegesekkel e
latasa Macy aldozatokat igeny
es sok nepet kivan maga k0ri
Igaz, hogy a steeltoni hivek 81;
ma mem tulnagy, de ha megva
benn0k joakarat, ha megva
bennok a hitbuzgosag es az ebb
kifolyo aldozatkeszseg, epithe
mex templomot es fontarthatja
att. Legyen bennok is eleg bis
keseg ARA nezve, hogy ne enge,
jek elbukni vallalkozasukat, m
lyet annyi lelkesedessel kezdte
meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-21

'tagok fognak szerepelni a szinda-
rabban. "A husveti bait rendezo
bizotsag is meetette jelenteset az
el5kesziiletekrol. Az eddigi jelek.
szerint a husveti bal ismet teljes
sikeru lesz, inert tagok mindent
elkovetnek, hogy bal leheto
legiobb legyen. A gyiilesen meg
jelent Mt. Laky Zsigmond is, aki
tolmacsolta az elutazot elnokno
koszonetet a szeretet anna meg
nyilvanulasaert, amellyel tagok
ultra bocsatottak. A vasarnapi bu-
csu estelyen es az allomason Macy
tomegben valo megjelenesiikkel.
Mi Lorantffyak szivb6l kivanJuk,
hoey elutazott eln0kn6nknek Je-
gus legyen az utmutatoJa, inert
Jezus monda: "En vagyok a vi
lag vilagossaga, az ut, igazsag es
az elet''. Aldas kiserje vissza SEE
rettei es felebaratai korebe. A
gyiiles mindvegig legszeb rend-
ben folyt lie. A tagok komolyan
Is alaposan targyaltak meg min
den targyat. Minden jel ARA en-
ged kovetkeztetni, hogy Lorant
fly tagok meg fogjak mntatni,
mint megmutattak.a a multban is,
hogy keszek dolgozni. Bar szere-
tett eln0kn6nk tavol van toliink
de a megkezdett munkat folytat.
nunk kell. K0zos eroyel egyetert-
We, szeretetben epitjiik tovabb Is
ten orszagat. A dicso, fenyes EN-
leku Lorantffy Zsuzsanna feje-
delmi asszony nyomdokain hala
dunk scent celert.
A Vereshaju eloadasa. Az ell
multi vasarnap delutan tartot1
gyiilesen a Lorantfyak elhataroz
tax, hogy Voroshaju cimii ha
romfelvonasos kitiino magyar nel
szinmiivet Viragvasarnapjan es
tie fogjak lejatszani a templon
ban folynak a ,szereplok nag.
alatti teremben. A probak nagy
]resze beisuletes. komolysaggal We
szi k0telesseget .es pontosan jar
Ipr6bakra, melyeket minden hat
| f6n, csiit0rtok0n, este fel 8 ora
| kezdettel tartanak Ezuton is ker
.jiik szerepl6ket, hogy he felejt
kezzenek ell a probakr6l.
Urvacsora osztas. A rank kG
vetkezo vasarnap a delel0tti i
tentisztelettel kapcsolatban tar
:, juk meg a felbojti Urvacsora os!
tasa. Szombaton este pedig nyo]
oral kezdettel biinbanati istentis.
teletet tartunk. A jo keresztye
egyhaztag mindent elk0vet, hog
scent vallasa tanitasai szerint e
!. jen. Tegyunk mi is bizonysagt
hitiink es vallasunk felol ugy
hogy az Ur asztalahoz jarulunl
Gyasz. A gyasznak s0tet, IA
dalmas fellege P8Fult ismet ee
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-21

kedVeSkeQeCL, bdrCIdl UOZSeI az
iskolasok neveben mondott ver-
set. Hazafias es vallasos targyu
mondottak: 10th lst-
van, Nemeth Ferenc es Nelepka
Janos, valamennyien azon vagy-
t6l egve, hogy minel elobb lathas-
SAX az epitkezest. Az estely alkal-
mat felhasznalta Ferenczi Istvan-
ne is, hogy nagyobb nyilvanossag
elott kosz0ntse fel Hanna And
rasnet Ask sziiletesi evforduloja
alkalmabol. Father Nyiri melyen
meghatva mondott k0szonetet hi
vel gyermeki ragaszkodasaert,
ecsetelven k0lcson0s megertes
es szeretet sziiksegesseget mint a
boldogulas legfobb feltetelet,
mely szeretetnek mem kiilsosegek-
ben kell nyilvanulnia, hanem a
sziv melyen gyokereznie. Maid
ref. n6egyletnek a kath. hitkoz-
seq irant tanusitott figyelmet ko-
sz6nte meg, kifejtven, hogy mint
kereszteny testvereit es honfitar-
salt 6ket is szeretetebe zarja es e
szeretetbSl kifolyolag hivatva er-
ri magat, hogy egymas megbecsll-
lesere es a hazaszeretet apolasara
buzditson minden amerikai ma
pyart. inert ha hitbeli elvek ell is
yalasztanak benniinket, de kO-
z0s fail 0ntudat, magyar testve-
riseg eggyeforraszt bennlinket; IS
ne azon osztozzunk, hogy mi va
laszt ell. hanem ait keressiik, hol
az kapcsolat, melynek alapjan
megertessel kell egymas mellett
mik0dnie = bar kulonbozo hit
elvii, - de ugyanazon nyelvii es
hazaiu embereknek. A bekesee
| meg is lesz, ha a magyar testve
rex a vallasi kerdeseket egymas
k0zott mem feszegetik, hanen
papiaikra bizzak, xix sajat hi
veiknek a maguk vallasa torve
nyeit k0telessegszeriien hiveil
hitben val6 er0sitese vegett hir
detik. Az egyhaz szigoru saba
lyaihoz valo elvhusekiinket sok
szor rosszakarattal targyalJak
neha hazugsagokkal is fiiszerezil
es mas vallasuak a pap koteles
segtudasat felekezetieskedo sze
retetlensegnek mondjak. Az EN-
4 berek erzekenykedese Matt men
adhatja fel elyeit egy katholl
! kus pap, XII eskivel fogadott hi
seget. Mem kell szeretetlensege
keresni abban, ha egy pap a So
lat hivei szamara sajat egyhaz
t0rvenyeit hirdeti, meg ha eller
keznek is azok mask egyha
felfogasaval. A maya vallasaba
legyen minden ember k0telesses
teliesit0 es a mask vallasut II
kritizalja kotelessege hiiseges tie
iesitese Matt inert effelek miat
lesznek egymas ellensegei a m;
gyarok. lily ertelemben we've
magyar testveri szeretetet, igert
beszedeben Father Nyiri, hog
sz6val, tettel es irasban azon les
hogy tavasszal a buffal6i magys
/ nemzetgyiilesen val6 reszvetell'
| a Youngstown magyarsag is mel
mutassa a sziil0haza iranti seer
tetet. annak feldarabolasa mia
erzett fajdalmat es kifejezze s
relmek orvoslasanak kovetelese
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estely fenyes erkolcsi sikere, M
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ker kisert, ugy hogy multko
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dollarral gyarapitja az epitkeze
a1apot. A steeltoni magyar kath,
likussag apraja, nagyja sze
igyekezetet tanusit ugy hitbu
galmi teren, mint az anyagi aid,
zathozatal tekinteteben, hogy hi
ladast produkaljon. A hitk0zse
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den olyan egy helyett, xix az eg.
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New Britain herald., 1929-06-29
PLAY FINAL MATCH IN INTERCOLLEGIATE POLO
Battle Between Harvard and Yalo Today Promises to Be
 Thrilling One.

Philadelphia, June 29 NeWith 10th teams in prime condition and mounted on some of the best ponies in the country. the fnal match for the intercollegiate polo cfampion- ship Of the United States between Harvard and Yale today promised te be one of the most thrilling con. tests of the tournament.
 Yale. the defending champion, ruled a glight favorite, but the Crimson riders had many supporters who looked for them to upset tho advance dope. Captain Peter Foi- ger, of Yale. was prepared to play today for the first time since he was injured in . practice game ! few days before the tournament started on June IS. West Point, Pennsyl- .ania Military college and Princeton were eliminated in previous yames.
 Harvard has one Of the strongest fours it has produced in years. The team is composed of J. P. Cotton. No. 1; E. T. Gerry. No. 2: Forester Clark (captain). No. ,, and J. P. Mandell. No. {. with E. K. Jenkins end T. E. Clynn as substitutes.
 Yale has a well-balanced team in Captain Bolger at No. l; g. P. Por- ter, No. 2; Hardie Scott, No. !; J. c. Rathbone, No. {, with Earl Pot ter as substitute. Yale has captured the title three consecutive years.
 The contest was called for 3:3O p. m,
New Britain herald., 1929-06-29
UNTIL 7%2 @ Ho TO M nS % ELM q e g o %
BOUTS IN
 l BRISTOL TONIGHT
Rain Forces P@tponsment ol Clinch-0liYer Battle

The hard rain of yesterday after noon and last evening forced the post tponement of the card of bouts at Muzzy field in Bristol. Under the direction of State Athletic Commis- sioner Thomas E. Donahue, the card will be staged tonight.
 After training hard up until yes terday morning for last nights battle, Johnny Clinch has had . chance to rest up and his condition will be more satisfactory tonight than it would have been last night. his handlers claim. Young Oliver is in the same boat and his camp is- sued statement today that the Bridgeport boy will take Clinch in q walkaway tonight.
 In order that New Britain fane will have chance to make the fights toGight and get home after wards, arrangements nave been made to have a bus leave from the cigar store of P. c. Bridget tonight bound for Muzzy field. The bus will carry a load of passengers home after the fights.
 Eddie Dalton and Louis Murclli are both in great shape for their clash tonight in the semi-final Of six rounds. Dalton is an Ansonia boy and a harl puncher. Murelli climbed to the top of the heap in the featherweikht class al an ana teur and he has been going like \ house afire in the pros.
 There will be i've four-roundcrs besides the two siX-rounders on the card and plenty oi action is in store for the fans who attend. A large sale of tickets indicates a large crowd of fans.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-29

Plenty of action is promised in the City league games to be played at Walnut Hill park this afternoon when the six teams in the circuit 90 through the regularly scheduled program.
 The first game of the afternoon will bring the Senecas against the Cardinals on Diamond No. at , o'clock while on Diamond No. 2. the West Ends will battle the Burritts.
 The third game of the afternoon in the Senior curcuit will bring the Pirates and the Holy Cross togeth. CT on Diamond No. 1 at { o'clock.
 The entire six teams are primed for stiff battles this afternoon. Att CT a poor start last week. the Holy Cross aggregation is out to take the number of the Pirates who are pres ent in tie for first place with tho Eurritts.
 The Durritts. meeting the West
New Britain herald., 1929-06-29
SET FOR HANDICAP
A Field Of Eight Horses, P:ck Of Their Glass, tO Tacc lsarricr in Peabody Memorial.

Chicago. June cs H)-A field of eight horses. the pick Of their class. was set to start in the first running Of the Francis s. Peabody Memorial Handicap. featuring the closing pro- gram of racing at the Washington Park track today.
 The event, 6 mile and a quarter with 31o.000 added money. for three year-olds and up, was offered by Stuyvesant Peabody. vice president of the Washington Park Jockey club, in memory Of his father.
 Fred Grabner. owner Of Windy City. winner of the American derby. had entered Chicago. while the Sea gram stable was to he represented by Craftsman and Sir Harry. Valen- tine Cranes Wild Rose Farm stable had entered Dowagiae and Crossco. and Emil Denemark had named Blackwood. winner of his last four starts at Washington Park. Canaan of the Lemar Stock Farm, and Mil ton Dctheraee's Montanaro also were entered
 Chicago racing fans will sh thelr attention to Arlington Park Monday.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-29

Seldom if ever in the history of boxing, has . champion been such an underdeg in the betting as will be Joe Dundee. welterweight title holder, when he steps into Floyd Fitximmon's Detroit ring with the challenger, Jackie Fields.
 The concensus of ring followers is that the Baltimore Italian has only . Chinaman's chance in keeping Fields out of the throne room and many expect Jackie to stop Joe in . few rounds.
 Dundee. who lifted the cham pionship from Pete Latxo in 1927, has slipped badly during the last year while Fields has come up stead. fly through the featherweight. lightweight and welterweight ranks and today is regarded the cleverest man at his weight.
 Az early aS year after winning the title the Baltimore Italian show ed signs of slipping. When Young Jack Thompson, Chicago's leading welter knocked him out in two rounds. the fistic musicians started to sound their As for Joe's swan sons. Thompson had come in over weight however and Joe's crown was saved. Later he was beaten tw;c. by Al Mello and was unimpresstve in most of his other fights.
 Fields was matched with Thomp. son and won easily. The National Boxing Association proclaimed him their champion and . Dundee e-Fields match became the cry of the rins bugs.
 However. in tuning up fights for the Detroit scrap. Dundee has beat. en such tough babies as Young Ret chell and Billy Alger and the long price lovers will have fine oppor- tunity to become wealthy if they risk buck or two on the lantern jawed oyster .chucker It would be a slick spot for a killing if Joe can regain the form he enpoyed when he whipped Iatzo.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-29

Ends. will have a real tussle nn their hands to keep their recori clear of defeats. The West Ends have split even in the two games played 50 far and last week. the team seemed to have hit its stride.
 Junior City League
 The SeQuins will battle the Y. NJ. C. A. team in the Junior City leagu. game schedvled to be played at | o'clock on Diamond No. 2.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-29
Red Sox-Taftville

Red SOx-Taftville
 The Corbin Red Sox team goes to Taftville tomorrow to meet tho J. B. Martin team. These two outfits are long standing rivals and both will be anxious to win. Buckland and Sullick will probably form the battery for the local club.
 Burfitts-East Hartford
 The Burritts will % to East Hart. ford tomorrow to play there. The locals have put in several good prac. tice sessions during the past week and they are ripe for real battle.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-29
SenccaS At Home


 Fortified by the presence in ths lineup of Jack and Milo Argosy. Don CosSreve and Maguder of Kensins- ton. the Senecas will meet the Ali- Wil!imantic team of the Thread City at Willow Brock park tomorrow. The visiting team is composed of the best baseball talent In Wailingford. including some of the stars of last years Lenox A. c. team. The tenn, has . stan of three very good pitchers.
 The teams will line up n follows: Wallingferd. Bakanas 2b, J. Oras. ss. Thiesen sb. Barnes 1b. Piper cf. Wuskle If, P. Oras lf. Papp c. Saun- ders. Ives or Wactauski p. Senecas, Ventura or Cosgrove 2b. McKnerney ss. M. Argosy sb. Maguder or J. Ar rosy 1b. Lawson cf Krause rf, O'Brien lf Kenure and Casey or Hamlin p. The game will start ct ] o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-29
MISSED nv A ERT

Pinehurst, N. C.. R-A visiting polo player made arrangements for his ponies and his mallets but had to forego his game when he discov- cred his boots had been left behind. He could not be fitted from avail able stocks which carried no No. II siZeA
New Britain herald., 1929-06-29
LOOKING FOR GAMES

The Holy Cross Eagles. a local baseball team. are looking for games with any teams averaging IS years Of age. Managers should communi- cate with Manager Eddie Chad ziewicz. telephone f4s7-M.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-29

Tn" Seneca A. C. baseball team will practice tomorrow morning at 1h o'clock in preparation for the ga in the afternoon with All Wal linrford. The workout will be staged at Willow Brook park.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-29

-x-Batted for Petty in Sth.
 Xx-Batted for French in 9th. Cincinnati 900 15l 6le-l0 Pittsburgh 900 900 o3o- ,
 I've base hits: Hargrsaves Lucaa Swanson. Ford, Three base hits: Ford. Gooch. Home runs: P. Waner, Traynor. Struck out: Ky Rrame- 1. by Lucas l. by French 1. Losing pitcher: Brame.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-29
HUDKINS WINS BOUT
Nebraska wildcat" Given Verdict Over Charley BelaNger of Canada at San Francisco.

San Francisco. June cs h-Ace Hudkins, Nebraska wildcat" won the decision from Charley Belanger of Canada after ten rounds Of slew braskan won every round. and out- fought his opponent all the way. Hudkins weighed 1Slh and Belan. ger 171H.
 A capacity crowd of more than 5000 persons saw a bout 70 dtsap- pointing that the rint was shovered with papers and programs in many of the rounds.
 Hudkins forced the fight. driving the Canadian around the ring stead fly. but neither landed many effect i've blows.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-29
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

By the Associated PresA
 Chicago-Jackie tields, Los An- geles. knocked out Farmer Joe Cooper, Terre Haute. Ind. u); Spug Myers. Pocatello, Idaho, knocked out Jackie Moore, Chicago. G).
New Britain herald., 1929-06-29
HOME RUN CLUB

By the United Press.
 Leaders Ott. Giants, .1. Gehrig. Yankees. o1. Wilson, Cubs. 10. Hafey, Cardinals. IS. Klein. Phillies. 1S. Simmons. Athletics. IS.
 Yesterdays Homers Alexander, Tigers. 1. p. Waner. Pirates. i. Traynor. Pirates. 1. l.. Wilson. Cubs. i. Malone. Cubs. l. Hornshy. Cubs. I.
 Totals National league--2G7. American leasue-os5 Total-632.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-29
Holy Cross-Winsted

The Holy Cross team will have it's hands full when it crosses bats with the Gilbert Clock team of Winsted. The visiting aggregation has . much stronger lineup than on its previous appearance in this city and it is cut to beat the local crew. This con. test will be played on the Washins- ton school diamond and it will start at ! o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-29
FalcOns-Taftville

FalcOns-Taftville
 The Falcons will play their an- nual home and home series with the Taftville club, the first game being scheduled tomorrow afternoon ia this city The two teams will clash again in Taftville 8 week from to- day. Tomorrow's game will start promptly at ; o'clock with Herbie Sautter holding the indicator.
 KenstngtOn-Giants
 All-Kensinston will have the best attraction of the season at the Per- cival avenue grounds in Kensington tomorrow afternoon when the Elm City Giants of New Haven appear for the weekly game. The colored crew from New Haven is rated as one of the best baseball teams in the state and in it's annual appeal ances in this section, it always draws plenty of attention. "Cannonball'' Smith, famed pitcher, will occupy the box for the visitors. Besides good baseball, there will also bc penty of comedy. The game will plenty of comedy. The game will calling 'em.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-29
FALCONS TO CLASH WITH
 TAFTVILLE TEAM TOMORROW
Local Team to Meet Toughest Opposition of Season at St. Mary's Field -Kensington Has Rare Attraction in Elm City Colored Giants = Holy Cross Nins Slated to Battle Gilbert Clock Team of Winsted- Sacred Hearts and Senecas to Play at Home.

Several feature baseball games aro to be served up tomorrow to the fans of this city when the local teams swing into action. Head ing the list on the calendar are two battles that should attract plenty of interest. One will be fought out at St. Mary's held wbcn the Falcons take on the Taftville A. c. team while the other will be staged at the Percival avenue grounds in Kensing- ton when kensington meets the Elm City Colored Giants.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-29
Sacred Heart-HArtfortl

Sacred HeArt-HAFt1OFd
 The Sacred Heart team is also playing at home tomorrow meeting the St. Cyril team of Hartford at Willow Brook park. The locals will line up as follows: Osipowicz If,
New Britain herald., 1929-06-29

San Francisco-Ace Hudkins, Ne hraski, outpointed Charley Belanger Canada, G0).
New Britain herald., 1929-06-29

Red Lucas. Pittsburgh jinx. pitch ed Cincinnati to 10 to victory over the Pirates which cost the latter the National leag lead. He has won his last ten games from the Pirates.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-29

No explanation is known for the peculiar method of computing points used in tennis.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-29
THREE GOOD BATTLES ON
 CARDS IN CITY LEAGUE

West Ends and Burritts to Battle on Diamond No. at 2 o'Clock-Senecas Meet Cardinals at Same Time on Diamond No. 1-Pirates Slated to Clash With Holy Cross Combine at o'Clock-Sequns and Y. M. C. A. Team Meet in Game in Junior Loop
New Britain herald., 1929-06-29

Z-UAtI6u IUV HUTu Iu bITI,
 zx-Batted for Hallahan in 7th. Chicago oil 900 l00-S It. Leuia ll6 0l0 eo0-s
 Two baae hits: pouthit J. Wilson. English Cuyler. Grimm. Home runs: Hornaby. l.. Wilson. Malone Struck out: By Malone g. Hallahan 1. Haines 1. Haid j. Losing pitcher: Haines.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-29

Koezta Of. Haber If, Kurpecki ID. Kraszewski ss. Gronski 2b. Zujko 3h, Sapkowski c. and Reed or Weren. iecki p.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-29

Hollywood. Cal.-Deverett Strong. Omaha, won on foul from Bert Colima. Whittier. Cal, I),
New Britain herald., 1929-06-29

I- Ea T fu " sind i9 1th
 [ I.oiiy 51n 2n1 drG--1 sicf sa 100 osl 1on-1 Tr b-sa hits hress iinflman. Bad ', 2 Yatwpod. Three base hits: E ua, . isei. Hoffman. Struck out: By Ad- .ns l by Weland 2. by Crowder ,, .osing rltcher: Adkins.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-29

General Crowder allowed the Chi cago White Sox but five hits and the St. Louis Browns strengthened their hold on first place with a to vic- tory
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acton. Rhyme. Three base hit: sarrirt truck out: By Russell 1. Thomas 1.
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WATCHING THE SCOREbOARD
By the United Press,

By the United Press.
 YesterdAy's hero-Pat Malone. whose pitching and hitting helped the Chicago Cubs beat the St. Louis Cardinals. 9 to 5. and gain the Ns- tional league lead. He hit a home run with two men on base in the second ininns when the Cubs scored seven runs.
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A wild throw in the eighth by Shea. Detroit catcher, permitted Joe Sewell to score with the winning run and Cleveland beat the Tigers. 5 to 1.
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A costly error by Goose Goslin permitted two runs to score and helped the Boston Red Sox beat Washington. 5 to 2
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SENECAS PRACTICE

No other games were played.
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Home run: Alexander. Struck out: Chle :. Miltus l.