davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-13
ZAPLETENA SITUACIA
v CAMPBELL,

V Campbell budt mat volby,
axe tam este nikdy nemali. Mie-
sto dvoch politickych stran maj1
ich tam uz sest' tri mich u
tvorene boly len ma to, ably po.
miatly volieov.
V Campbell majd nasledovne
strany:
y Republikansku; p demokra-
tickd; 81 spojend; A. progresiv-
nu, s. neodvisld g. obcansk1.
Tedy sest' stran tam majl, ale
len styroch kandidatov. Ako vi
det', mesto ma strany bohate, ale
ma kandidatov chudobne. Ale "a
to mddrych hlav je mnoho. Po-
radili 81 l'ahko: M. Danko je kan
didatom dvoch stran j. r. Ku-
bovefk tiez dvoch. Ostatni dvaja
kandidati, Julius a M. E. Danko
musia sa uspokojit' jednou stra-
nou kazdy.
Stalo sa to takto: Daktori re-
publikani v Campbell ME sd spo-
koini kandidatom Juliusom, pre-
to zalozili "spojend stranu" a
postavili "a kandidata slovenske-
no pravotara M. E. Danko, ktory
je teraz mestskym pravotarom a
v primarkach nebol ma druhy ter
min nominovany. Ia pravotara
Danku pracuje i mayor Gordon,
ktory tiez v primarkach prepaid
nul. Julius, proti ktoremu je adv
Danko postaveny, nespal, ale Wy.
hl'adal 81 kandidata $ podobnyym
menom v osobe M. Danko (. Is
'16. ul., zalozil mu dve strany q
postavil no "a kandidata obocf
strain. Tieto strany menujii sa pro
gresivna a neodvisla. Takto JUL
usova fakcia ddfa pomdtit' voli
GOV vo vol'bach podobnym me
nom. Demokraticky kandidat, ia
kub r. Kubovcfk musel nasledo
vat prfklad, ked nechcel zaoStat
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-13
REPUBLIC steel. POSTAVf
MOVE DIELNE VO WARREN

Republic Iron and Steel Co. O.
znamila, ze ide postavit' move me-
chanicke trubicove r1rove diel-
he vo Warren, ktorych zamest-
navat' bude cd 400 do 500 robot
nikov. Move dielne postavene bu-
d1 nakladom $1,000, 900.
Predseda McCleary udal, ze me-
prest'ahujl do Warren ziadne
dielne Elyria, O., ako bolo roz-
hlasOvane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-13

James A. Campbell, "a 27 rokov
predseda Youngstown Sheet &
Tube Go. DOLL sa dobrom zdra-
vi 75. roku svojho pozehnaneho
zivota. z tel prilezitosti usporia-
dane. mu boly .yerejne oslayy, v
stredu popoludnf | veeer. Ma We
cernom bankete precitany mu boil
i pozdravny telegram, ktory mu
postal prezident Hoover. ,...
James A. Campbell nepracoval
nikdy V oceliarni, ale Dol hned'
vymenovanE "a superintendent.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-13
MUSSoLINI ga VIDAL
SIEDMICH MINISTERSTvt

Benito Mussolini, skutocny
kral' taliansky, dosial' platil "a
osem ministrov. Toho tyzdna
vidal sa siedmich ministerstiev a
ponechal 81 len ministerstvo vnl-
ira, ktore povazuje "a najvyznam
nejsie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-13

81. Etelka kovalcik, vseobecne
obi 'ubena a CHINA Slovenka, dee
ra obchodnika p. Adama Koval-
cika jeho manzelky z {. 426
Crescent ST., odchodi v sobotu do
Franklin, Mass, kde bude STUDIO
vat hudbu inc predmety Dean
Academy. Privolava IS Bohom !"
svojim priatel kan, S ktorymi sa
nemohla csobne rozlncit'.
81. Kovalcikovej prajeme zda-
ru v jej studiach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-13
CAlGPRELLsK1 uHI.APEC
xAFoPL "a Y JARRE

Robert Keith, 14-roony chlapec
Monroe st., Campbell, Dol Y ne
del'u pri Hamilton jazere v Stru-
thers. Brodil 50 popri brehu, ksd'
odrazu stppil do hlbiny. Nevedel
playat', preto zatopil s.. Jsho
mrtyola nsjdena bola . pol hodi-
ny doxorcom jaxera.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-13
VLAMAtI ORABoVALI
SLOVENSKY OBBCHOD

V nedel'u v noel vlamali sa do
Franko Market ma Wilson Ave.
neznami zlodeji a ukradli $3.50 2
pokladnice. Do obchodu dostali
sa cez oblok ma ktorom vybili
sklo. Podozrenie pada ma istych
chlapcov.s
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-13

/ Atu pofSuoi, ~ %" va
nedejn?
| Vynajst' neslychane bohatstvo
6, 16O, ,OOO,O0O.OO dinarov alebo
lis, 900, 10000 dolarov, ktorom
! NAL iba jediny clovek nejasne tn.
senie, je zaiste zazrak, axe sa len
raz "a dlhn dobu udavajn.
| Jedna sa dedictvo, ktore le-
zalo, 90 rokov v jednej londyn-
skej banke ktore nehAsil sa
nikto. Zanechal no jeden srbsky
sviniar, holic vynalezca menom
Mikulas Bizumic, ktory zomrel v
Londyne r. 1906. .
Pan Milan Saliva, podspravca
cudzozemskeho oddelenia Dollar
banky, ktory spolu pravotarom
Jakubom Greenfeldom (Juhosla-
vianom) dedictvo nasiel, hovoril
nam o tom nasledovne:
Mikulas Bizumic narodil sa v
Iraku 1923. Bol svinskym pastie-
rom, alebo ako ich v Juhoslavii
volajd, sviniarom. Pasenie swim
sa mu nepozdavalo, preto Nikola
odisiel do mestecka Rumy, kde sa
stal holicskym uenom. Vtedy este
nevedel AMI citat'- '-pisat'. Ako u
cen naucil sa nielen remeslu, ale
i citaniu, pfsaniu, nemcine lati-
ne. Bol tedy bystrej hlavy. Pc W.
ueeni vandroval r. 1848. vojen-
| lcil. Tam priSiel ma myslienku So
lstavit' strojcve noznice clip
pers) ma strihanie vlasoy. Ked sa
vratil, ziadal svojich pribuznych,
ably mu pozicali 100 zlatych ma
patentovanie vynalezu. Ale pri-
buzni no vysmiali a robili 81 z ne
ho blazna. To no tax dopalilo, re
odiSiel do svcta. Dostal sa do
tondyna bez centa, ale znajnc
reel, tam dostal peniaze ma paten-
tovanie vynalezu kazdej kraji-
ne ma svete. Postavil tovaren a
peniaze sa zaealy sypat'. Ozenil
sa bohatou Londyncankou, ale
deti nemali. Ona zomrela prva, on
r. 1906.
Bizumie, nemajdc deti, porueil
svoje miliony pribuznym. Ale me-
zabudol na posmech, ktorym bol
vyprevadzany do sveta. V tesla
mente vylncil z dedictva cele dive
pokolenia. Bizumicovcov, takze ma
bohatstvo. opravnena je rodina
jeho len od tretieho pokolenia.
Anglicke 1rady r. 1907 upove-
domily rakiisku vladu o dedictve.
Ale upovedomenie dostalo sa ma
nepatricne miesto. Roku 1914 je-
den dedicov sa doznal smrti
svojho stryca, ale siel ma vojnu,
kde padol. Ked' zomieral, pove-
dal svojmu kamaratovi 0 vel 'kom
dedictve. Tento kamarat, po ro-
koch, sisiel sa bratom padnute-
no vojaka, Maximom Bizumicom,
ktory tn zije ma Steeltone a Ma
kim, pocujnc kedysi "a chlape-
ctva, ze ma bohateho prlbuzneho
v Londyne, zprave uveril. l zacal
chodit' po pravotaroch, Youngs-
towne j Pittsburghu, ably mu de-
dictvo vymahali. Ale pravotari
mu nechceli verit', mysleli, ze ma
jl do roboty $ ma rozume pochy-
benym. Lebo Maxim je len oby-
cajny robotnik oceliarsky. Ko-
necne obratil sa Maxim ma pravo-
tara Greenfelda, ktory NAL tn L.
radovlu pred rokom a teraz je v
Akrone. Pan Greenfield wal 81 ma
pomoc p. Milana Salvu, ktory je
v takych pracach zbehly a behom
dvoch rokov dedictvo bolo Wy.
patrane. Slo to t'azko, lebo Niko-
Ia Bizumic I'll pod inym menom
Iv Londyne. Pan Saliva pisal listy
ma juhoslayianske vyslanectvo '
Londyne . ma x&klade MIN uda.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-13

V mladom veku Dol obchodni.
kom, kde dokazal mimoriadne
schopnosti. Preto sa onho bill
viaceri obchodnici a priemyselni-
ci, ably vstnpil do ick sluzieb. U
Sheet 4 Tube syehlo postupoval
a "a predsedu zvoleny boil pred 27
rokmi. Pod jeho spravou Sheet &
Tube Co. vzrastla ma jednu mai
vacsich neodvislych oceliarskych
spolocnosti na svete, ktora dava
zamestnanie mnoho tisic Slova-
kom,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-13

IRA ma nedel l'u:
Strutherscania Hillcrestcanmi
ma Oakland Field.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-13
vyhral
pociatocn1 hru
Campbellcania ma vrchu, s ku 5.
StruthersGania hrali obdivuhodne.
L'avak Byak hadzal al udieral
' dobre.

Vtsledok nedel'u:
Hillcrests s, Struthers 5.
Cata Nyhra Priehra Pet.
Hillcrests / @ 1000
Struthers O l. 900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-05
DOUGLAS BOWLERS
AHEAD IN ROLL-OFF

Competition will be resumed tomor-
row night in the annual roll-oft OF
league champions for the church bowl
ing title of Washington. Three games
will be rolled at the Arcadia, and on
Friday night third set will be con-
tested at the King Pin. Total pins Tor
nine games will determine the winner.
In the opening set at Convention
Hall the Douglas team of the East
Washington League went to the front
with a set of 1888.
Team scores of the first skirmish
follow:
Douglas. East Washington League,
sol, 562, 545-1 ,638.
Brookland, John Marshal League,
$50, $40, 531-1 sol.
Francis Asbury, North Washington
Church League. 532. 500, 543.
West Washington, Georgetown Church
League, 479, sos, 494-l ,479.
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Pitcher. Club. B
Malone, Chicago,.
Hubbell, N. York. .
Grimes, Pittsb gh. J
Bush, Chicago -.
R. Smith. Boston.
Haines, St, Louis.
Haid, St. Louis
Fit2simmons, N. Y.
May. Cincinnati.
Seibold, Boston ..
Hearn, Boston -.
Delaney, Boston: .
Willouehby, Phila. J
Vance. Brooklyn. .
Sherdel, st. Louis. J
Mitchell, st. Louis
| Doak, st. Louis =.
Petty, Pittsburgh.
Swetonic, Pittsbh
Ferguson. Phila...
| Sweetland. Phtla..
Mays. New York :.
Lucas, Cincinnati.
Kolp, Cincinnati.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-05
PAL MATTER is WINNER
OF TYPOS PIN TOURNEY

A blind pig tournament held as a
finale of the Typothetae Duckpln
League at Convention Hall resulted in
victory for Palmateer of the Washing
ton Typographers and Eddinger OF Big
Print Shop, with a total of 651.
Other prize winning combinations
were Mutzbaugh and Smith, Gal; Ham
mer and GULL, 633: Goodman and
Pfeil. 633; Harris and Verdi, $50; Adams
and Dumford, 628; Fox and Lewis, $40;
Morrison and Heinzmann, 6l5; MertZ
and Merrilatt. 613; Tate and B. Lip
pold. 500: Tillett and Dern, GOT, and
jenkins and Collins, 603,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-05
Marvel Popping Up Bo,vng With Without MASH
BOWLING NOW LABELED
MOST POPULAR PASTIME

BY the Associated Press.
Pointing TO the recent American
Bowling Congress tournament in
Chicago as an example, bOwlers now
contend that their game is the most
popular sport in America.
The tournament, which continued
five weeks, attracted more than
13,oee star kegIers from every State.
Prize money, too, set a new high
record for American sports, except
boxing, with a distribution of $1O7,-
zoe.
Judging it by the number Of
cOmpetitOrS-the most accurate way
of determining sports popularity
bowling is ahead of all. including
golf" said Abe Langtry of Milwau-
kee, secretary of the congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-05
CAN'T FOOL OWNER,
EVEN IN DISGUISE
Trip to Roanoke to Stir Up
Business Is a Sample
of His Ingenuity.
BY r. ID. THOMAS.
</TAKE off the mask, we know
80 you!"

Il" NhhG OIl Vic uldSh, VIC hllO"
- you'll"
The big new bowling alley at
i Roanoke, Va, was damned
with men and women. A
tall, lanky man with face and head
covered completely by black hood. eX-
cept for small openings before the eyes,
bowed in mockery to the hurler OF
raZZberrieS.
He knew that only one person in
that hard-gueSsing crowd could call his
name.
Charley Harris, proprietor of the
place, chuckled.
THAT fellow can put over anything"
he observed to nobody in particular.
Two weeks before Harris had called
on George L. ISemann. secretary of the
National Duckpin Bowling Congress,
for help.
Spring fever has hit Roanoke and
we need something to stir up business"
he conf1ded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-05
ARCHERY is SANCTIONED
BY BOSTON UNIVERSITY

By the Associated Press.
Archery now Is an official minor
sport at Boston University and two
varsity teams are to represent the
institutiOn-One composed of men
and the other of girls.
Archery will be the first varsity
sport for the several thousand
wCmen attending the university.
Hitherto the only athletic cOmpeti-
tons open to girls were interclass
meets and basket ball games.
Archery is the second new minor
sport recently adopted at Boston
University. Recently a sanction was
given la crosse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-05
INDIVIDUAL HITTING.
(Records Arranged According to Positions)

Gilbert. Brooklyn .....
High, st. Louis .......
Dresser, Cincinnati -.
Pittenger, Cincinnati ..
LindStrom, New York.
Hendrick. Brooklyn -.
Bell. Boston .........
Travnor, Pittsburgh :.
whitney. Philadelphia.
Beck. Chicaso ........
Dugan. Boston ........
Haney, St. Louis .....,
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FRYE BOWLS BEST
IN ATHLETIC LOOP
Has Average of Nearly 119.
ArIingtonS Well in Van
in Team Struggle.

~ ERNIE FRYE of the Union Print
l. ers was the outstanding star of
l the Athletic Club League, which
IL has just closed its season. Frye
won the individual champion
ship with an average of 1877 for 81
games, had the high set of 421 and the
top game of 166.
The Arlingtons won the team title
after a grueling struggle with he Jo-
Seph Phillips Co.
Secretary Ben McAlwee submits the
following figures:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-05
PATENTS NO. | TEAM
WINS DUCKPIN FLAG

Patents No. captured the Depart
ment of Commerce Bowling League
pennant, finishing two games in front
of the second-place Bureau of Mines
team. Clements and Hargett, both of
the Bureau of Mines team, gathered in
dyidual honors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-05
BOWLING LOOP LED
BY LORRAINE GULL.
Tops District Ladies' League.
Recreation Team Gains
Championship.
ORRAINE GULLIwon the ii

7 ORRAINE GULF won the individ-
ual championship of the District
Ladies Duckpin League and the
IL Recreation team took the pen
nant. Both weer close victories.
Miss GULL, by virtue of snappy work
at the seasons finish, noSed out Marie
Frere, of the Arcadians by point
104 to 103.
The Recreations had a two-game
margin over the Arcadians, who finished
second.
The final figures:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-05
Records.

High team set-Meyer Davis. 1897.
High team game-Arcadla, sos.
High individual set-Preble tKtng PM, 3I6.
ISL.
High individual average-Gulli (Arcadia),
l04
Second high average-Frere meyer Davis.
1921.
Third high individual average-Bradt
meyer Davis, 10l-80.
High strikes-Ford king Pin), 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-05
DIXIE PIG BOWLERS
EASILY WIN PENNANT

Holding a 13-game margin over the
second-place Company F team, Dixie
Pig boWlers won the championship OF
section l of the Prince Georges County
Duckpin Association.
Final league statistics:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-05
GRACE EPISCOPAL.
ciEoRdEToWN PREsBYTERIAN.
RECORDS.

High individual average-H. Hodges (West
Washington BaptiS), 108-4l.
High individual game-Torney park View
High individual set-Taft est. Albans) and
r. Hunter calvary M. e.. 1876.
High individual spares-H. Hodges (West
Washington Baptist, 1855.
High individual strikes-Holmes peek No.
-, 50.
High team game-west Washington Bap-
tist. $50.
1875.
Winner Of Consolation Cup, third round
Calvary M. Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-05

Holloway. Cleveland -.
Miljus, Cleveland .....
Terrell, Cleveland $50.
Grove, Philadelphia -.
Hudlin, Cleveland .....
Crowder, St. Louis -
Stoner, Detroit .......,
Gray. st. Louis ......s
ogden. st. Louis ......
Connally, Chicago 49,.
Brown, Washington -.
Burke, Washington -.
Cohman, St. Louis -.
BraxtOn, Washington =.
Ruding, Boston .......
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-05
RECORDS.

High team set-Union Printers, 1,776.
High team game-Jos. Phillips, cSl. High
individual set Frye (Union Printersl, All.
High individual game-Frye Union Print
ers1, 1866 High Strikes. Wolstenholme
(Arlingtonl, AZ. High spares.Seigel
(Rialto), 207. High aVerage-Frye, 1917;
p Harrison, 1852; Whalen, 1l4-2o; j.
Wolstenholme, 1851.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-05
BLACK HAWKS AHEAD.

Black Hawk Insects drubbed Mount
Rainier, Md, Cubs, 80 to 26, yesterday
on the Mount Rainier diamond Tay-
lor and Hargett pitched for the winners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-05
RECORDS.

Hieh team sames-Bureau of Mines, 6O4;
Patents No. /. $50
High. team sets~Patents No. I, 1929; Blu
reau Of Mines. l.700
of Mines9 1sS PatTicR 5PStents No m
High individual sets-Clements bureau of
High individual averaeesEHargett (Bu-
reau OF Mines. 112-14; Simmons Patents
No: u, Hill; Clements bureau of Mines.
1n7-16
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-05
Glass.
Teams, 8 PM.
Glass.
Glass.

General Counsel CInternal Revenue) 800. =
Bearcats (R. r. Y. NJ. C. A.. .....;......D
Columbia Gardens darlington Com ....'C
Columbia HEIGHTS Northwest WaShD.
Potomac Savings Bank (Georgetn Rec
Liberty A. G. tGeorgetown Recreation, :. .
Reeents Hebrew Inter Club .............D
Vista Hebrew Inter Club ...............C
Navy Yard Capitol HID ................B
RTeech Mechanism Navy Yard ..........R
Voucher Fruit Growers .................D
SachemS Comforter Club ................B
Underwood (Ofice EauipmenD ............
Post Once General Accounting Ofnce) q
Chief Clerk General Accounting Ofice) G
Claims Gen Accounting office) ......... g
Electrical Section Gov. Printing ONCE p
PreSsmen No. 2 Gov. Printing Ofhce) ID
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Rixey. Cincinnati $50.
Brame. Pittsburgh -.
Sherdel. st. Louis -.
Lucas, Cincinnati go.
Ash. Cincinnati 5000.
Elliott, Brooklyn 800
5Weetland, Philadelphia
Root, Chicago ...:....
5wetonic, Pittsburgh :.
Jones. Boston .........
Cooney, Boston .......
Blake, Chicago ........
Grimes, Pittsburgh ...'
Benton. New York ....
Hubbell, New York 80.
Johnson, st. Louis ...s
McWeeney, Brooklyn =.
Vance. BROOKLYN $3.50.
Willoughby, Philad phla
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-05
HODGES SETS PACE
IN BOWLING RACE
Best in Georgetown Church
Loop-West Washington
Baptist Winner.

w WITH H. Hodges as its leading
n star, the West Washington
wv Baptist team gathered in
the Georgetown Church
League gonfalon. Peck No.
1 and Calvary M. E. tied for second
PLACE.
Hodges averaged 1O8-41 for 50 strings
The final figures follow:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-05
Has Done Much Travelling.

Since Isemann was elected secretary
at the organization meeting OF the
N. D. B. c., held September 8, 1927,
at the City Club here, he has spent
almost as much time out of washington
as here. His life has become virtually
a continuous campaign for the better
ment of bowling conditions.
Anne Moore, who holds down his
Office in the Denrike Building, says
that Isemann personally has organized
nearly 20 bowling associations in differ
ent cities and made them all units OF
the national body. They extend from
Maine to the CarolinaS.
He has travelled thousands OF miles
to roll special matches and to help
budding proprietors get their establish
inents off to suspicious starts. He mas
made the ARRANGEMENTS for scores of
bowling attractions. At least 10 OF
the matches between Washington and
Baltimore teams this season were pro-
NOTED by ISemann, though his name
was not connected with them.
He has graSped every opportunity to
increase competition. He has been pro-
life of ideas for tournaments. He has
had hand in every important tourna-
ment rolled in Washington this season.
Several of the most successful he orig
mated.
He has transplanted ideas from one
city to another. He has been directly
responsible for half a dozen major
events staged in cities other than Wash
ington. He has furnished newspapers,
bowling associations, leagues and alley
proprietors with countless ideas and
wealth Of instruction along promotion
lines He spent last week at Roanoke
showing the Mountaineers how to make
a smash with their first city tourna-
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-05
Brings Standard Equipment.

But perhaps his most important prog
Restocking at it from Georges angle,
anyway-has been in having equipment
standardized. Through his effort the
sandpapered alley is disappearing rap
idly from New England. His campaign
ing against the rubber-banded maple Is
getting results. Everywhere that hard
wood pins are used the alley owners are
buying the type set up by the National
Duckpin Bowling Congress as stand
ard. This pin has been the most pop
ular ever tried here.
The first national tournament, held
in Baltimore last year, drew 225 teams,
surprising even the most optimistic
bowlers, excepting Isemann. He had
set his goal at 300.
1t was a daring experiment when
Isemann had this years tournament
awarded to Richmond, which until this
season was virgin territory. He was
we'll aware that the congress second
event would suffer by comparison with
the first and jeopardiZe his own reputa-
ton for chronic success. But the switch
southwark had the effect Isemann
hoped for. It helped nightly to start
a bowling boom in Dixie. 1t attracted
only 1853 teams, 81 less than the affair
in Baltimore, but Isemann figures he'll
pick up the disparity and lot more
when the 1880 tournament is held in
New England, the city yet to be named.
And he seldom has been wrong.
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UNIVERSITY PARK
GIRLS WIN EASILY
Have Margin of Eight Games
on Coed Team in Prince
Georges Circuit.

r UNIVERSITY PARK won the
Prince Georges County Wom-
ans Duckpin Association flag
~ rather handily, finishing eight
games ahead of Co-eds, run
ner-up.
Mrs. Pauline Ford of the University
Park team had the highest average at
$685..
ra;,,ol Fo11o,,,.
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Robt. Burns Panatela is to smoking.
The new smoking idea-new shape
new taste-extra mild-yet favory with
import pedigreed Havana filler.
This long, graceful cigar bespeaks re-
fnement in its contour-catches the eye
of men keyed to the modern note of life.
Treat yourself to the exhilarating lift of
Burns Notwithstanding new.
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Jorgens, New York -.
Heving, Boston .....
Grouse. Chicago .......
A. Ga ston. Boston ....
Dickey, New York $50.
Cochrene. Philadelphia
Phillips, Detroit .....
Shea, Detroit .........
L. Sewell, Cleveland -.
Myatt, Cleveland 900.
Tate, Washington ....
Grabowski, New York.
Berry, Boston .........
Schang, St. Louis .....
Autry, Chicago ......
Ruel, Washington .....
Hargrave, Detroit 49,.
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And George Does 1t.

Wen stir it up then" promised
George and he make good to an ex-
tent that surprised not only Harris but
himself. The night he appeared as a
masked marvel the largest crowd of
the season turned out and Harris
hadn't enough alleys after the match
to accommodate all who suffered a
relapse of bowling fever.
B. w. Stonebreaker, a Roanoke ace,
defeated ISemann by $50 to $50, but
that didn't matter to George. He had
achieved his end. And that's the point
of this piece.
For 20 years George Isemann has
been putting over promotion stunts In
bowling And now he appears to be
only a step removed from goal 70
which he has been striving earnestly
for years He has sought the stand
ardization of duckpins. He has
dreamed of a game that could be
PLAYED under the same conditions in
all cities, with the same sized pins and
balls and with alleys that were uni
form
He was instrumental in having or
ganized two years ago the National
Duckpin Bowling Congress and this has
been his strongest asset. If the plain
truth be told Isemann IS the National
Duckpin Bowling Congress. He has
had little assistance in effecting giant
project