davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-29
chyba napravit', aby som mohol
podat' novu ziadost'?

chyba napravit', aby som mohol
podat novl ziadost'?
Odpoved': Tento pripad svedcf
0 vel 'kej dolezitosti pravneho w
plnenia 'prehlasenia 1myslu". .
Taketo data, ako datum narode-
MIA, datum prichodu do Spoje-
nych Statov, memo lodi, miesto
narodenia pod, treba uviest S
najvacSou presnost 'ou.
Vzdanie sa prislusenstva k ne
pravej Wade urobi prvy papier
obycajne neplatnym a pre- til pri-
cinu vedie> k zamietnutiu ziadosti
americke obcianstvo. Naturali-
zacny zakon stanovf, re cudzinec
musi "prehlasit' svoj umysel'
stat sa americkym lobcanom" hoe
len diva roxy pred podanfm zia-
dosti obcianstvo re tomto
prehlaseni mllsi sa zriect' prislu-
senstva alebo poddanstva ku
svojej byvalej Wade. Vo Vasom
pripade to nebolo urobene, lebo
vzdanie sa prisluSenstva k tu-
reckej Wade nezmenilo vobec
Vasho prislusenstva k Vasej rod
nej zemi, teda k Ceskoslovensku.
Kongresu bolo predostreta
predloha zakona, ktory by posky-
toval naturalizacnym uradnikom
pravomoc opravovat' podobne
chybne 1dania V prvyck papie-
roch. Me je vsak jisto, ei tato
predloha sa stane zakonom, a pre-
to bude pre- Vas najlepsim riese-
MIN celej otazky, ak 81 vyt 'ahne-
te novy prvy papier, ktorom
udate spravne data.
Ziadosti veteranov nahradu
mono podat' az do 6. aprila 1880.
Otazka: Ci moze veteran 70
svetovej vojny ziadat' O kompen-
zaciu, ked' pominulo uz viacej
nez pat rokov cd casu, kedy sa
stal prace nes1cim?
Odpoved':: Lehota, v ktorej We
terani 20 svetovej vojny m6zu
ziadat' o nahradne Ma zaklade
svojej nesncosti k praci po pre-
pusteni vojenskej sluzby, bola
nedavno predlzena do 6. aprila
1880. Veteran musi vSak udat'
vaznu pricinu, preco ziadost' ne
podal pocas prvych piatich rokov
po tom, kedy sd stal prace nesn-
elm. Tento dovod musi byt' vo
forme affidavitu predostrety pri-
slusnej Regional Office of the
Veterans Bureau.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-29
zAUJfMAvE DoTAzY A oDPovEDE.
F. L.. I. s..

7. Dive pisane odporucenia cd
osob, ktore ju poznaj1 nejakt
dobu ktore sa mozu zar1cit' "a
nu tom smysle, ze je bez1hon.
neho charakteru. Kazdy z tychto
odporticujdcich listov musi byt' v
duplikate. Tieto odporueenia ma
i'll byt' osob, ktorych slovo pada
ma vahu, ako ma priklad od kna-
"a, bankara alebo od inej osoby
zaujimajdcej vyznaene pcstave-
ME v obci, v ktorej manzelka Ii
je. Ma spisanie tychto odporncu-
j1cich prehlaseni maji tieto oso-
by pouzit' svojho oficielneho pa
pieru.
Nikto nem0ze ovSem povedat'
urcitost'ou, ci otaznej cudzinke
(manzelke americkeho obcana)
bude vstup ma kanadskn p6du
rist'ahovaleckymi uradnikmi
kanadskymi povoleny. Niekedy
sa prihodi, ze takato cudzinka je
IA kanadskej hranici zadrzana a
re je poslana nazad, ale zpravidla
sa i'm dostava povolenia, ably
z6staly dajak1 kratku dobu V Ka-
made. Cudzinka, ,ktorej bolo po-
volenie. ma vstup do Kanady cd
oprete, musi sa vratit' do Euro
py, kde 81 potion m6ze zadovazit
vizo mimo kvotu na niektorom
tamojsom americkom konzulate.
VSetko, co sme hore povedali,
tyka sd tax iste muza, ktory sa
ozenil S americkou obciankou a
ktory 81 praje legalizovat' svoj
tunaJSl pObyt. -... .
Vzdanie sa prislusenstva k ne
pravej Wade.
Otazka: Ked' som 81 pred pia-
timi rokmi vyt'ahol prvy papier,
nevedel som este po anglicky.
Prete som tiez vtedy neobjavil ne
spravne udanie, ktore bolo uro-
bene pri spisani mojho prehla-
senia umyslu. Povedal som totiz
uradnfkovi, ktory vyplnoval for
mnlar, re som prisiel Carihradu,
a OIL napfsal do prv6ho papieru,
ze sa vzdavam prislusenstva k tu-
reckej Wade, zatial' co ia som vo
skutocnosti prislusnikom cesko-
slpvenskym. Tento o,hyl zaprici-
nil, re pri ostatnom vypocuti bo-
10 mi odopretG vydanie obcian-
skeho listu. Ci jestvuje vol 'ajaky
sposob, jakym by sa dala tato
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-29
sLUzME BOHU sLUzBOU BL1zNYM.

Ma nedcl'u svatme-jedtM najslavnejslch syiatkov
krest anskdho sveta: sviatok zmrvychvstana Jezlsa
Klsta. ,Je to sviatok ktory nam priponlna, re zvo
VT All mad smrt ou, pravda mad kou ska mad nenav
stou dobro mad zlom ubezpecuje mas zvote vecnom
Go by sta zivot cloveka bez stoty zivota posmrtne
ho? Ci by boo hodno zit'? ..--
Me Covecenstvo by sa zvrhlo najdvokejsie sell
my Pokrok by nebol mozny. Kazdy by hladel vyuzt
tych par rokov zivota co najsebeckesie. Nename AMI
predstavy, aky neznesitel ny stav by panoval
Uz len tJm, ze mas ubezpec posmrtnom zWote,
klistus preukaza nesmiernu sluzbu l'udsvu. Jednym
nastal obrat zvoe lud: obrat k lepsiemu, ma
dejeplnemu Mvotu.
Ale Jezs prv nez obetoval ukazal l'ud ON, ako
m zt aby boil hodn poslnrtneho zvota; zivota vecneho
blazeneho. Kazal prSladom ucil ze 81 name jedni
druhym s1z milovat' Dal poznat' l'udu dobro cd
zla videt rozdie medz pravdou Kou ably vede spray
ne zt slave Bozej obetovanim sa na kriz specatil
svoju nesiernu lasku l'udsvu: vykdpenim jeho hre
chov a tax kazd6nu cloveku umoznil zivot vecny.
Umoznil - ale luda 81 ho musejn zasliizit' SPRAY
nym zvotom Tymto spravnym zivotom je zvot aki
nam kazal West: movat svojho blzneho ako seba
meho neklanat sa falosnlm bohom
Vidime ale, re je malo tych, co drzia Klistovycl
lrikazov Miesto lasky biznemu pestujd nenavist':
esto pravdy hasajd bud oz miesto dobra robia zlc
KLAMATH sa falosnym bohom: zlatu, moci svetskei
slave.
Dobry krest an nebude tax robit. Bude zit' dla
prikazov JezIsovych chranit vsekeho, co Jeho
reeniu prieci Bude miovat vsetko tvorstvo napoma
hat len to, co yedie dobru, pravde blahu l'ud.
Kto povysuje bude ponlzeny, hovoril Jezs. To
pa1 tym ktorf yynasad mad druhych; ktor pachtia
"a savou mocou a bohatstvom Povyseny ale bude ten
ktory bude dobre robit' ponzi pos1zt' tomu maj
biednejsemu; ktory bude pomahat robit' dobre mic
preto, aby Dol povyseny, ale ably pomoho uobit Pud
stastnym. Tax Dude sluzbou bliznym slzt' Bohu yer
ne praydive bnde hoden odmeny bozskej tn nebi
Takto zit ME je t'azko dobr6mu krest 'anovi. Ale
slabe dlse lahko podlehajl poknseniam byvaj1 sva
diane skme cesty hrieseho zivota. Ireto vidfms
tol'ko zla svete tax malo dobra. Vypestovat'
sebe Wac lasky bznym K pravde ma byt' havno,
slahou udstva lebo bez fejto asky MET cesy Bohu
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-29
MARTIN SLADKOVICOV:
K sLAvNOsTI vZKRIEsENIA.

Pc tmavom, trapnom, strasnom Vel l'kom Piatk
hl'a vstava slnko preblah6ho Sviatku,
svet sirosiry veseh plesa,
chvalospev hlucny vzlieta Ia nebesa,
kde anjel, Cherub, Seraf plesa hlasne, -
no, dabol peklom trasie sa zasne
Al! hrobu svetlo, pravda, zivot vzlieta
vstal Kristus, Pan Vykupitel' sveta!
Baranku, Kriste, obet' majestatna,
Tys' umrel obet' "a hriech sveta, zlobu,
no, treteho dina slavne vstal 81 z hrobu,
tax dokonal zpecatil 81 dielo,
vykdpls' l'udstvo, ktore hriechu mrclo
Al, triumf, triumf jemuz a zvelebenie
O. daj nam, Kriste, Kral u mas Pane,
velikonocne pine pozehnanie:
daj pokoj sladky, radost', spravedlnost
daj spasitel'nych darov Ducha plnost';
Ii mas a kral' 'uj, sprawl, ved' mas STALE
at obcujeme Tvojej cti chvale;
cd hrobov nasich posled odvap kameI,
daj v slave svojej zivot vecny. Amen!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-29

obcianstva, ked' sa o5eni so Re.
nou, ktora sa dostala do Spoje.
nych Statov nezakonitou cestou
| Otazka: Dynamite mi laskave
ci americky obcan utratil svoje
obcianstvo, ak sa ozenil so zenou,
| ktora sa dostala do Spojenych
Statov nezakonitou cestou. Ci
jestvuje vol'ajaky sposob, jakym
| by sa dial tunajsf pobyt tejto zeny
uzakonit'?
! Odpoved':: Americky obcan ne
utrati svojho obcianstva preto, ze
sa ozenil so zenou, ktora sa zdrzia
va v Spojenych Statoch protiza-
l0onite. To, co on urobil, nepova-
zuje sa "a ziaden prestupok.
Ak chce tato zena uzakonit
svoj tunajsi pobyt, je vsak treba,
ably opustila Spojen6 Staty hoe
len na kratky cas-. Ak tax neuro-
bi, m6ze byt' deportovana kedy-
kol'v sa prist 'ahovalecky drad
o jej nezakonitom pobyte dozvie
PRIV kym tato zena opusti Spo-
jene Staty musi jej manzel po-
dat ziadost' ma formularoch cis.
633 vykonat' pre- nu povolenie
ma vstup do Spojenych Statov
mimo kvotu. Narok ma vizo mimo
kvotu ma tato zena preto, re je
manzelksou americkeho obcana.
Formulare els. 633 mono na po-
ziadanie obdrzat' cd Bureau of
immigration, Washington, d. c.,
alebo od Czechoslovak Bureau,
Foreign Language Information
Service, 222 Fourth Avenue,
New York, n. Y. TietO formu-
lare treba peclivo vyplnit' na Ia
klade inStrukcii, ktore sti k MIN
pripojene pozatym doposlat'
generalnemu komissarovi prist "a
hovalectva vo Washingtone Com
missioner General Of Immigra-
tion, Washington, ID. G..
.,Vo vsetkych pripad0ch tohto
druhu da sa celia zalezitost' mai
snadnejsie vybavit tym, ze man
zelka odcestuje do Kanady, ably
81 tam zadovazila americke vizo.
Pre- osoby, zijuce ma vychode, je
asnad' Montreal stym mestom, ka-
de by malysist,.,t s..,s:.:.-s..:. s.s.@s--ss.:
Len co je manzelova ziadost'
pripustenic manzelky mimo kvo-
tn priaznive vybavena, - com
nemoze byt' ziadnej pochybnosti
- bude tom prist 'ahovaleckym
uradom upovedomeny. Po OBJ
drzani tejto zpravy mech manzel
Oznami americkemu kOnzulovi v
Kanade, re jeho manzelka ma v
nmysle sa doStavit' na konzulat
"a cielom zadovazenia 81 VIA mi
mo kvotu, a mech ho. (konzula)
poziada, ably mu pisomne alebo
telegraficky oznamil, kedy jeho
manzelka m0ze vizo dostat'. Po-
Stove trovy S tym spojene musi
ovsem platit' manzel. Pc obdrzani
listu cd americkeho konzula mech
manzelka ide duo Kanady, ale V
ziadnom pripade skorsie. Je zela-
tel ne, ably manzel ju sprevadzal,
lebo ME je vyllcene, ze bude
manzelka podrobena ovela pris-
nejsej prehliadke, ak ide sama,
nez ked' cestuje so svojim NAME
lom, ktory je americkym obca-
nom.
Ma svoju cestu do Kanady ma
81 manzelka yziat so sebou nasle-
dujilce dokumenty, ktore sn maj
vacsmi potrebne, jednak ma pri-
pustenie do Kanady, jednak ma
zadovazenie viva.
l. Telegram alebo list cd ame-
rickeho konzula v Kanade.
2. Obciansky list manzela.
3. Sobasny list.
4. Pei1azi nadostac, bud hoto,
vych, bud yo forme sekov, alebo
bankovn1 .knizku udanim uloze-
neg SUNNY penazl. Kanada me-
priplstl ziadneho cudzinca do
Kanady, ak je nom tej mienky,
re Sa "a sVNihO pObytu Kanadp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-08

ut. LOUIS, January (P).-The
st. Louis Cardinals. National
League champions, will start the
~ 1929 base ball season with new
manager in Billy Southworth, q
revamped infield and possibly one
change in the outfield.
Although eight players have been dis
posed of since the club captured the
1928 pennant, the prospects are that
the start of the new race will see all
but two of those classed as last years
regulars in Redbird uniforms. These
are Walter Maranville, shortstop, sold
to Boston, and George w. Harper, out
fielder, traded to the Braves.
Club owners are confident that the
team they will send out to defend the
championship laurels this year will be
strong in every department and that
it is certain to be in the title race all
the way.
All mainstays of the 1928 pitching
and catching stats are to report for
training this Spring. The hurlers are
Grover Cleveland Alexander, Jess
Haines, "Wee Willy" Sherdel, Clarence
Mitchell and Fred farmhouse. James
Wilson probably again will carry the
burden of catching.
Flint Rhem, on the bench much of
last season, has been shunted to the
minors, but wild Bill" Hallahan is to
report from Houston and Herman Bell
from Rochester to bolster up the pitch
ing staff.
Tommy Thevenow, shortstop, has been
traded to the Phillies and Charley
Colbert, youngster from Rochester
is slated to fill the gap at short left
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-08
CARDS HAVE NEW PILOT
AND REVAMPED INFIELD

by the departure of Tommy and Ma
ranville. He has been described by
big league veterans as another Larry
Lajoie, fast and a slugger.
Carey Selph. young second-base-
man from Houston. is expected to re-
place frankie FriSch at second He is
rated as hard hitter and the Cards
are banking on him to strengthen the
infield. FriSch volunteered to move
over to third to make room for Selph.
He did this, it was explained, because
Selph can play no position other than
second effectively. Andy High and
Roscoe Holm, who played third last
season, will be retained, Holm probably
as an outfielder and High as utility
third sacker.
Bottomley, first baseman, is the only
inf1elder of last seasons team who will
return to his old post.
Manager Southworth has announced
he will be a candidate for a regular
place in right field replacing Harper.
However, young Ernest Orsatti, Min
neapolis star, who performed brilliant
ly in right field last season, is expected
to give the boss a contest for the job.
Taylor Lee Douthit and Charles Hafey,
smuggling regulars of last seasons out
field, probably will be back in their
old positions.
Art Reinhart and Carlisle Littlejohn,
relief hurlers, and Howard Williamson
and John Martin, substitute outfield-
ers, have been sent to the Houston
Club of the Texas League, under OPP
tions.
When the Cardinals go to camp they
will be greeted by a new head coach,
Earl Greasy" Neale, former star out
fielder of the Cincinnati Reds, OBJ
tanned to replace Jack Onslow. head
coach under Manager Bill McKechnie
last wear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-08
SPREAD OF BASKET BALL
DUE TO EFFORTS OF @sYs''

sons, the rules of this game should be
changed but seldom. If we change our
rules too often, then the foreign
countries will make rules of their own
and basket ball will lose its interna-
tional possibilities.
The joint basket ball rules COM
mittee under the leadership Of Director
L. w. st. John of Ohio State Uni
versity, is doing a splendid thing in
making "sportsmanship first" their
chief objective
BY printing the code of sportsman
ship, which has been adopted by many
of our schools and colleges, and by
offering to send, without charge, a
large type cardboard, 14x22 inches, to
anyone upon request, they have made
a very constructive contribution. Such
requests should be sent to the Ameri-
can Sports Publishing Co., As Rose
street, New York City. Such efforts
edify sports.
This code of sportsmanship Is:
Keep the rules.
Keep faith with your comrades.
Keep your temper.
Keep yourself fit.
Keep a stout heart in defeat.
Keep your pride under In victory.
Keep a sound soul, a clean mind.
and a healthy body.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-08
BY FORREST (PHOG) ALLEN,
President National Basket Ball Coaches
Association.

~ R. JAMES NAISMITH, origina-
tor of the game of basket ball,
estimates that, at the present
H. time there are 5000 900 people
playing this indoor game.
The reason why basket ball has spread
so uniformly TO all the nations of the
globe is undoubtedly due to the Incl
dents of its inception. In 1891, when
young Naismith originated the game,
he was teacher at the Springfield,
Mass, Y. M. G. A. International Train
ing School.
Naturally, the secretaries sent out
from the school carried the knowledge
of the court game, along with their
other work, into all the world and
taught the principles Of basket ball to
all peoples.
I believe that this is the reason why
more people are playing basket ball to-
day than any other game-and the end
Is not yet.
Practically every foreign country has
rules patterned after our American
game. They look to us as the mother
country, and have a right to expect
guidance from us in formulating rules
and in shaping craftsmanship.
Dr. Naisnith tells me that he had
received copies OF Tie TuleS 1IOHl 0IccCS
and Turkey. Also, in Germany and
France the game is fiourishing. The
congested areas of Europe make large
play space prohibitive. Basket ball fits
admirably into such a scheme and also
into the temperaments Of these Central
European peoples. Foreigners take their
games seriously.
Ernest C. Quigley, the National League
umpire and major sports Official writes
me from Japan that basket ball had
taken an unusual hold upon the
Orientals. Great throngs attend all Of
their games.
King basket ball is appealing. The
close up of the game-the open play
the kaleidoscope changes from Of
Tense to defense-the simplicity Of the
rules-the contact and combat-the
dribble-the thrills and the spills-the
sensational shotS-together with the
quick snappy team work employed in
getting the ball down the floor attract
the millions today.
A great game to place upon our
Olympic calendar! And why not?
Basket ball rules are uniform the world
over.
For this and for other sufficient rea-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-08

~ ASKETEERS scored over the
CAPITAL Athletic Club court
SQUAD. 10 to IL, in close con-
test staged in the Calvary M. E..
gymnasium last night.
PLAY was nip-and-tuck throughout
the first three periods. At half time
the winners led by a single point, 90.
In the final session, G. A. G. dropped
behind, unable to hold the pace OF their
more experienced opponents.
Basketeers were led by Helen JOHN
and Miss Hayden, who exhibited some
neat teamwork in the forward held.
Josephine Durham held down the CEN
ter court with Misses Myers and Lerlcn
defending the goals.
Helen Staples and Gladys Erwin at
tended TO the scoring for the CapltolIes'
Olive O'Hern played center and FRANKIE
Ross co-operated with Edith Hardin IN
the backfeld. No side centers were
played.
Epiphany Young Peoples Society
basketerS will play the Capitol A. y
sextet tonight at o'clock in the VIII
son Normal School gymnasium. Fol
lowing the game meeting OF the q. a
C. council will be held. All members OF
the advisory group of the club are
urged to remain for this session.
Saturday night, January II, the Son.
tan Memorial B. Y. P. U. squad Will
play C. A. C. in Bethany gymnasium
at Second street and Rhode Islant
avenue northwest, at o'clock.
With all of their first-string players
n the lineup, including Becky Kron'
man, recently returned to the city after
several months absence, the Jewisf
Community Center tosSers will get int
action tonight at 8 o'clock against thu
Aloysians, a new girls team formed a
the Aloysius Club this season.
Miss Kronman will hold down her ole
guard position on the squad. Other
who win figure in the game are Lei
Shapiro, Title Raine, Eva Fishman
Klaven, Frances Teplitz, Freda RoSen
blatt, Freda Greenberg and Aeal
ShofnoS.
Games are wanted by the j. 9. c
team with independent squads on Sun
day nights, to be played in the Cente
gym. Any team managers who can ar
range Sunday dates are requested to ge
In touch with Miss Shofnos Of the Cen
ter team. She can be reached at At
lantic 1341 after $50 in the evening.
University of Maryland coed sharp
shooters are firing against the Soutl
Dakota State rifle squad this week II
the first Geographic team match of tn
season. All scores must be recorded b
Saturday January II. Results of tn
match will be announced within tn
next two weeks Scores must be eX
changed and compared after the firm
,of the last target before the winner j
announced. During the week ending
January 26 the College Parkers will fir
against the University of Maine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-08
HADLEY THIRD NATIONAL
TO SIGN 1929 CONTRACT

Irving Hadley, stocky right-hand
pitcher, is the third National to fall
into line for the 1929 base ball cam
paign. Bumps signed contract for
the year arrived with this mornings
mail at the Washington club head
quarters. Hadley is wintering at his
home in Lynn, Mass.
Other signed contracts now re-
posing in the safe at the club Offices
are from Red Barnes, outfielder
whose papers reached here yester-
day, and Garland Braxton, south
paw slabman and leader OF the
American League pitchers during the
past season, who accepted terms last
month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-08
GRIFFITHS MEETS GEMAS
In DEBUT AS A HEAVY

CHICAGO, January (R.-Jerry
fluffy" Grifiths, the fast-growing
Sioux City, Iowa, youngster, makes hts
debut as a heavyweight tonight, match
ing smashes with George Gemas, Phila-
delphia, in a 10-round bout in the Hip
podrome arena.
GrifHths, who started as bantam
weight two years ago, replaces Les Mar
riner, sensational Chicago heavyweight,
who refractured his hand and had to
cancel the bout.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-08
Team Standing.

High team eames-Treasury. 631; Bureau
OF Engraving, 6l8; U. s. Shipping Board
Ola
High team sets-Bureau OF Engraving,
1885, Merchants Fleet, l,729; Internal Rev.
High individual games-Lewis. Internal
Revenue. 1853; Lekas. Army, 1871; Robey, Blu
reau of Engraving, 1852. ..
4lO; Roboy. Bureau of Engraving, 1893; Le-
kas, Army, 398 o
Average strikes-Halloran, Treasury, 1912;
Jenkins, Veterans Bureau, 1854; Clark
Army, .5408.
craving 2.95; Speer, Internal Revenue, 260;
Moore, Marines, 2.52.
High individual averages--Swain. Bureau
of Engraving, 1854; Henderson, Veterans
Bureau, 114-9: Cordell. Post once, 1l2l8
Warman, Marines, 1928; Clark, Army, 1l26.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-08
HOWARD BASKETERS WIN
OVER GREENSBORO FIVE

Greensboro, N c., Aggies proved easy
prey for Howard University basketers
in q 1911 encounter last night in the
Howard court The Bisons, despite the
absence of Capt. Woods, who is sick,
held the whiphand all the way.
Graham led the winners attack with
10 points.
Howard freshmen took the measure
of the Manchesters in the preliminary,
16 to IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-08
VOSs TO REJOIN BRUINS.

CHICAGO, January P.-"Tilly"
Voss, a sharpshooting forward who has
been on the injured list for several
weeks, will return to the lineup of the
Chicago Bruins. for the game with
the Brooklyn wGitors in the American
Professional League basket ball game
tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-08
A REAL HEAVYWEIGHT.

The biggest boxer in the game today
is Primo Camera, an Italian heavy
weight. He is feet IL inches tall
and weighs 266 pounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-08

This is the second of series of
stories dealing nth MidWinter pros
poets OF major league base ball clubs.
Others Dill tollotO from day to day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-08
Fleet Corporation Goes Into
Lead i'm Federal Duckpin Loop

HY taking three games the past
- week, Merchants Fleet Cor
poration team took the lead in
H. Federal Bowling League in one
of the most exciting races that
league has ever had. Bureau Of En-
craving and Veterans Bureau teams are
tied for the runner-up berth.
Individual honors are divided among
Swain, who holds high-average honors
with 1854; Warman. who has 410
set; Lewis, who has high game OF 1853,
and Halloran, who leads in strikes.
Team and individual records to date
follow:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-08
PLAyEDF|RST REAL
I BALL At AGE OF 10
ts
Rogers Early Learned Only
Hitters Star, So He Con-
Centrated on the Art.

Rogers HornSby is one OF base
balpS famous figures. Merit season
, he 1piu be seen an a Chicago CUBS
uniform at second base. His salary,
it is said, wiH erceed $4,000 q gear.
Hornsby writeS here for the FIRST
time his oun story of his remarkable
climb from the sand lots to big
LEAGUE stardom. The story following
is the second OF the series.