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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-26
PRIJfMAJU DAN
DO PONDELKU

Okresny urad znovu predlzil
termin platenia dane Cd majet-
ku, sice do pondelku veeera.
Kto este neplatil nechce platit
lO-percentovd pokutu, ma prize
zitost' sobottf do poludnia v
pondelok do 4. popoludni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-26
WISE 1000 MRTVYCH
v ZEMETRASENf

V severnej Anatolii, Turecku,
udalo sa toho tyzina strasne ze-
metrasenie, ktorom zahynulo
vyse 1000 osob a znicene boly dive
vel'ke obce. Desat 'tisic Pudi ie
bez pristresia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-26
Stav ciat v Lige.

Hry ma nedel'u:
Hillcrestcania II Horyatov ma
Borts field.
Lansingvilleania Haseltonea-
nov ma Oakland field.
Farrelleania u WarrenGanov.
Strutherscania II Mad arrow.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-26
MAYOR GORDON
o sNfzEnJf DAM

Mayor Gordon NAL nedel'u
rec Neighborhood House ma
Campbell, kde hovoril 0 daniach
Gordon povedal:
Campbell ie teraz mestom s
najnKSimi daniami v okrese, lebo
mest'ania Campbellu plata len
po $500 cd 100, kym Youngs-
towncania plata po $2.10 a Stru-
therscania pc $2.l8, a slubujem
'alsie snizenie dani behom budd-
cich dvOch rokov.' ...
Hovoril o snizenf rat ma po-
istenic proti ohnu. Snizenie rat
bude dosiahnute kdpenim novel
striekacky pre- novd hasiacsk1 Il
stanicu ma Tenney Ave.
Ohl'adom milion-dolaroveho re-
zervaru ma vodu povedal, ze ne
mohol byt' postaveny, lebo styria
honcilmani boil oproti tomuto
projektu. ..
Jednou pricin snizenia dani
je to, ze on rocne odovzda po-
kutach do pokladnice mesta $780,
600. Pred rokom 1924, "a ineho
mayora, mesto dostalo len $15,.
600 v pokutach.
Oil 'adom busu pre- horn1 cast
mesta povedal, ze tlto obsluhu
dostane obyvatel'stvo akonahle
bude vydlazdena louisville cesta,
kontrakt ma dlazdenie tejto ce-
sty zadany bude ma budhci mt
ciac.
Gordon j toto povedal: ia som
dan platiacim mest'anom Camp
bellu "a poslednych % rokov a
oGakavam MIN byt' i "a buddcic'h
40 rokov. Julius neplati dane, ale
chce administrovat' vase dane. |"
.g Toto, uzna kazdy obGan, t.ola
rec faktov. Bez nadavania, bez
osocoyania, bez nenavisti. A pre-
to tym 1cimejsia. Nam sa take
reci paGia zaiste i mnohym inym
l'udom.
VoliGov slovenskfho povodu
ziadame, aby sa nedali vohnat' do
jedneho strannfckeho kosiara, ale
hlasovali tax, ze bud1 mat maj.
lepsich ludi 1radoch. Podl a
schopnostf, skutkov v minulosti
podpa reci sdd'te jednotlivych
kanditatov q nepomylite So. "A ne.
zabndnite ma A. Hamraka. Nomi
nnjte 81 no snovu q znovu zvol tie
Ny SINE 20 Gordona, ale SINE "a
Hamraka. Obaja 81 zasllzia zno
yusvolenia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-26
RUsKO A GINA
w NECHCU VOJNU

Ako Rusko, tax Gina poslaly
mocnostiam osvedcenie, re me-
chci vojnu svoj spor ze vyrov-
naj1 samy miernou cestou. Pro-
strednfkov nepotrebnjt. Toto o.
svedcenie uspokojilo cely svet.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-26
oD REDAKc1E.

Ia buddcich sest' pondelkov
redakcia nebude otvorena. Prf-
padne navstevy m6zu byt' vyko-
name y utorky stredy alebo ' So
boty dopoludnia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-26
Hincrest cania zastayii
Warrencanov 10 ku z.
Minnick vyhral svoju siestu hru +;
Haseltoncania vyhrali Cd struth-
erscanov a Lansingvillcania pora-
zili Farrellcanov. Horvati povalili
Mad arrow.

Vysledky hier v nedel u:
Hillcrests 10, Warren 2.
Lansingville 6, Farrell 2.
Haselton 7, Struthers 6.
Horvati 16, Mad 'ari Z.
Stav ciat v Lire.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-26


az minulosti bnde pamatany
ako jeden najvydarenejslch a
najpocetnejsie navstfvenych. Ta-
keho zastupu Slovakov SINE este
v Idora parku nevideli, ackol 'vek
ako ma T., TAX i ma VIII. bolo mas
ami mravcov. II.
V stredu prekonany boil rekord
v pocte ncastnfkov cez cely den.
Kym v inc roxy najviac mas bolo
medzi 3. a 6. hodinou, stredu uz
II. hodine sedelo vySe 1000 di-
vakov na hriskr, kde sa maly od-
bavit' zavody Y behu a celv pro-
gram. A zastup rastol kazdou
minhtkou. Tisfce l'udi az ma po-
ludnie bolo po celom parku rozi-
dene. Medzi 2. a 5. hodinon, tedy v
case, ked' sa preyadzal program,
tancovalo ma sta parov tanecni-
kov V pavilone. Do 1000 vstupe-
nick bolo predane ma tanec. VEL
ke tisice Pudn zabavalo sa indie
po parku yeas prevadzania pro-
gramu, lebo ma hrisku ysetky Sc
dada pod strechou boly zaujate a
ma slnku sedet' vydrzalo len nie-
kol'ko sto. Den Dol pekny, ale
prihordci a sparny.
Park nema sposobu ma spocita-
ME navstevnikov, preto je t'azko
povedat', ze kol'ko mas bolo. Ale
/ podl'a poet,lsaautomobiloy, kto.
rych bolo vyse 1000 v parkn
Won okolo celeho parku a podl a
preplnenych elektriciek, mono
smele povedat', re mas bolo 15,-
900. Tiez podl'a prace, ktord NAL
vybor zakuskov. Asi dvadsat
zien a dievcat cd rama do 2. ho-
diny inc nerobily, len krajaly
zemle vkladaly do MICH sunku,
tvirStle inc maso. Popoludni cd
2. do 4. hodiny 10 muzov inc ne
robilo, len podavalo hotove senvi-
&c, keksi a mlieko. Bola to praca
unavujuca, ale ju konali vd'ac-
ne. Medzi pracovnikmi "a to usi-
lovnymi, mali SINE nasich poll
cajtov, PIP. Kralika a Hosu. Mech
i'm je vyslovena vd'aka i ma tom
to mieste. .a.~ "
Program zapocaty boil o pol IL.
hodine predpoludnfm. Konaly sa
zayody behu, skoku cicani So
dovky flase. Potom boly pove-
dane reel, spev, prevedeny sokol-
sky telocvik, rozdelene ceny ba-
seball hra.
V 100-yardovom behu chlapcov
zvit 'azil August Palhsak dostal
tenisove topanky, ktore daroval
Robert Kannensohn z Haseltonu.
V 5O-yardovom behu dievcat
zvft'azila Maria Hodos a dostala
granaty, importovane z Cesko-
Slovenska, ktore darovala 81. Ro-
zalia Hudak Campbell.
V troj-nohom behu zvft 'azily
Margita Kolcun a Maria Hodos a
dostaly po boxe cukrikoy, .ktore
daroval Martin j. Lesnak 1 Ha-
seltonu.
v topankovom zayodeni zvft'a-
zil Andrej Wolfe dostal nozik,
darovany Matejom Czmar 20.
South Ave.
v cicani sodovky nvft 'azil Ste
fan Zentko dostal hodinky, da-
rovane Stefanom Kubala 20
South Ave.
V skoku do dial'ky zvit'azil
August Palusak dostal baseball
lobdu, darovan1 sJanom s. Wal
kom Lansingvillu.
v skoku do dial'ky zvit'azila
Helena Faj0ak q dostalA nohavic-
Ky, darovan6 81. Rozkliou Hudak
2 Campbell.
Y 1O0yardovom behn chlapcoy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-26
hasehoncania
prejjavii velk1
lasku duchoynelnu
Do 500 osob bolo icastn& banketu
usporiadan6ho ma potest' Rev. ].
Kostika, ktory slavil 1t-rocn6 ju-
bileum knazstva Y nedel q.

Minulej nedele slavil 15-roGne
jubileum knazstva. Rev. Jczef l..
Kostik, d,rchovny spravca osady
Sv. Alzbety ma Haseltone a MIN
slavila nielen jeho osada, ale j
l'ud celeho okolia. Tomu do
svedcovala neobyeajne vel'ka IL
east Slovakov Haseltonu i
nJch castl mesta, ba boil i Slo-
vaci Warren inych miest.
Rev. Kostik rano slnzil slav-
nostnl sv. omsu chrame Sy. ALI.
betty, pri ktorej mu asistovali:
Rev. Jan Hamrak, Rev. Jan Kru-
sko, Rev. Stefan Varsaly a klerici
Jan Humensky, Michal Snba, Mi
chal Matuna a Michal Hnat. Rev.
Juraj Bobal 2 Warren nemohol
asistoyat, lebo vazne onemocnel.
Veeer Dol banket pod vel'kym
siatrom ma pozemkoch farnosti,
lebo sa oGakavala vel 'ka navsteva
a ma yonku, ia horiiceho dina, je
to pohodlnejsie, ako osadnej
miestnosti. Doslo tol'ko sveta, lie
bolo tesno pri veceranf. Ale do
brych sa moe vmesti, a tax SINE
sa pomestili. Bolo iste do 500 ho-
sti.
Banket zapocal p. Jan Basista
peknou a premyslenou recon, Y
ktarej vyjavil lasku osadnikov k
|svojmu dnchovnemu, priyitAl ho-
fstf meme osady a pcziadai Rev.
Juraja Novaka Akron "a toast-
majstra. Rev. Novak ujal sa slo-
va a hned' v prvych vetach rozo-
smial hosti. Svojn nlohu zastal
znamenite, lebo udrziaval pritom-
nych v dobrej voli smiechu cez
cely vecierok.
Vystnpily tri skolske dievcatka.
Frantiska Hassay, Matilda Bar
tos Katarlna Timko, ktore kra-
snou slovencinou pozdravily jubi-
lanta a odovzdaly mu kosik kve-
tin. Potion nasledovala modlitba
k veceri a vecera. Vecera bola
chutna, pozostayala z pe1enych
kurciat, plnenej kapusty, zeleni-
ny, kolatov, Pad'3vej smotany,
sodoyEy a skoro-piva. Kazdemu
chutnala a obsluhova6ky vzdor
pricstrannosti a velkemu poGtu
hosti vykonaly svoju pracu sve-
domite zrucne.
Pc veeeri Rev. Novak poziadal
"a prveho recnika Rev. Frantiska
Kozeleka, duchoSneho farnosti Sv.
Mateja ma Lansingville, ktory W.
zdvihol vel'ke schopnosti Rev. Ko-
stilza, poukazuc ma vel'kd pracu,
ktorii "a sedem rokov Y Haselto-
ne vykonal. "Vyk,opal Wac, ako
my vykona "a 25 rokov, lebo dal
do poriadku osadu, ktora bola vo
vel 'kyeh t'azkostiach, - poyedai
Rev. Kozelek a prial Rev. Kosti-
kovi dozit sa 25-rocneho jubilea.
Potion pripomenul, lie name me-
dzi sebou Rev. Varlakyho, ktory
nedavno slavil 45-rocne jubileum
knazstva vzdor tornu ze ie este
bystry plny energie.
PAM Maria Slifkova blahoxela-
la jubilantovi, lebo je mily j
Youngstown6anom, vsade ho ctia
milujd ako laskaveho knaza.
Rev. Varlaky povedal, be vyse
20 rokov .ueinkuje mad'arskej
farnosti, ze preto ux nevie dobre
slovensky, ale ked poHa6oval,
islo mu to ami po masle. Prera-
dill sa, ze sa nsdarmo v Sari6i ne
narodil. Rev. Varlaky reGnil xar-
tovne yixne, hostia - j nasniali
j poucili jeho reci. M honiee
vysyal farnikov, aby Il svojho
duchcvnsho drzali ! nepustili L.
bo este i'm treba kostol stayaf
(Dokoncenie ~ Z. strane .
The Washington times., 1929-04-13
Met. Open Johns First Big Shot

Encouraged by that good for youngr
19he kid decided be real ambitious and take
crack the Metropolitan the following week The cham
his back yard at Swanoy where
boy many honest dollar and there was
Joy in the Farrell clan Johnny finished fourth In eight
golf finished than twelfth
It his victory at Wyagy in 1927 that really started Johnny
the road to fame for he his first major title there
In the that Farrell had been battling his to the top
other impression had gained that the kid
lacked He good that essential something that
wins when the stakes big in his makeup For in
1925 Worcester Farrell after reelng off grand
60 the third round needed 7e win the national g to tie
with Jones and Will MacfaAne and he took 70 to finish third
But at Wykagyl that myth dissolved into thin air
There Johnny showed the stuff of which heroes made Bobby
Cruchan with three holes play had strokes lead
but he made the fatal mistake Of using spoon from the sixteenth
tee and the ball of bounds cost him and left
Johnny trailing by only stroke with two holes to The test
at the seventeenth where he hOled eghot tricky putt
to draw and again at the home hole Farrell proved his
gu by dropping wevefOOt try to win the championship
After that couldn't stop the xcad that ne
less than titles with of 1913 strokes
The Washington times., 1929-04-13
Fight Flashes

At New, York-Kid Chocolate,
Cuban bantanweight. won from
Bushy Graham, of Utica. N. Y, on
foul seven rounds, Irish Bobby
Brady, jersey City, defeated Lou
Moscowitz, New York 10 rounds).
At Syracuse, Y.-Bruce Flow.
ers, negro lightweight. of New Ro.
chelle, n. Y.,~ won decision over
Joey Abrams, New York.
At Buffalo Billy Walk, Lacka,
wanna, outpointed Al Corbett, Cleve-
land (6). Sam Bruce, Buffalo, de-
feated Canada Lee New York well
terweight tS).
!. At Pittsburgh--Jackie Rodgers,
Pittsburgh, drew with Tommy Mil.
ton, York t1O).
At Copenhagen, Denmark-Knud
Larsen, European featherweight
champion, outpointed Harri Schillie,
of Belgium Q5).
At Omaha-George Manley, Dem
yer, outpointed Tiny Roebuck, Kan
sas City heavyweight (10l.
At Boston-Joe Dundee, of Balti-
more, welterweight champion, lost
decision to AL Mello, of Lowell,
Mass. 40 rounds)A Dundee's title
was not at stake ''Wop" Manolian,
Boston middleweight, outpointed
Charles Arthur of Newark, n. j.
e(1Q rounds. Buster Brown. Balti-
more, won decision over frankie
Moore, Boston eight roufdsD Sam
chernoff, New York. outpointed Joe
Hatfield, Philadelphia (six roundsl.
to precede the opening ceremony
and the game itself.
BY o. o'clock the Navy Band
will be on the scene to alternate
with Meyer Goldman's boys and
at S:05 Capt. Joe Judge will be
called to the home plate by 8
bunch of brother Elks who will
present him, through Judge Robert
e. Mattingly. a floral recognition
of the esteem in which the loca
lodge holds him.
At 3;15 the Presidential party is
| due to arrive. the Navy BanC
offering .sFIail to the CHIEF a.
the dignitaries take their seats.
Immediately thereafter, the teams
will march in two singla files be
! hind Secretary of War James w
Good. to the flag pole, where OlC
| Glory will be unfurled to tn,
/ strains of THE Star-Spangled Ban
! ner." played by the Navy Band.
Following the return to the hom,
plate. President Z, Hoover will b
handed i brand new American
League bah which he will throw
to Manager Walter johnson, ans
the 1929 season viii be under way
The Washington times., 1929-04-13
Farrell, the Smiling
Irishman, Certain
To Make a Hit
With Britons
The Ryder Cup
Team From
One to Ten
By NAN O'REILLY

- By NAN OREILL1
This s the second the personnel of the gong
araosv which carry American standard IN Enropgdm
competition The players accomplishments the links and ghat
erpected detailed these sketches mon
days story Nth Gene SGrGzn former HGenct champion
JOHNNY FARRELL
the champ Johnny Farrell known from coast to coast as
I'VE the Beau Brummel links. The bueeyed raven-haed
" professional the Quaker Ridge Golf Club after
the glory made grand entrance
to the hall Of Olympia Fields last june Te win the
national open United States enough for the
average MORTAL former Westcheer cadde left doubt as
his right honor handohand conflict with the
only Emperor JONES' the round amateur from
In yeasfrom 1921 to 19ohnny Farrell reaened the
summit of golf which climb for decades To
sure knocking golf balls around the cowpasuTes
Mt old enough to steal club from ms
arng brother Jimmy but actually Johnny first went
down in foreh place Only golfers of the salamande family
stand the gaff there and lean Jim Barnes Of whom
is said that he hasn't enough flesh his bones pespire
,romped home with eight strokes to spare.
The Washington times., 1929-04-13
Heart-Breaker on Putting Green

On the putting Johnny by HIMSELF and he
break the heart Of his opponent by the he lays EN- dead
That's what happened Aubrey Boomer when he and Farrell met
the international Ryder Cup Worcese and that
aluminium puer which the national for Farrell
at Olympia t4
There Lady Luck seemed frow johnny for the u s. g a
fit to the boy with Bobby The gallery had paid
its cash Bobby and matterd "a and u for
the first two rounds left Johnny gloomy countenance instead
of his grin Even II the third round free from Jones
didn't help much he still trailing the leader BY
six strokes The comedy that will down in history
the final round Of 1929 open favoe after favcrte fall
by the wayside until the between Farrell and Jones
Jchnny trusty pur aid the payof but actually
he because started grind the eighteenth green
+ : (Continued Second sports Page) Il
The Washington times., 1929-04-13
SandlOt Baseball
Schedule for
Tomorrow

Wilkesbarre (Pa.) Club (New York
PennsylvaniA Leaguel W. St. Mafy's
CeltlcG, Baggett's Field, Alexandria.
Va, 8 o'clock.
Cabin John (AEd.l Field, o'clock.
Friendship A. g. We. Hume Spring,
at Hume Spring. Va, 3 o'clock.
LiOneis vs. AIl-Star Mldgets, East
Elllpse Field, / o'clock.
Delano Post vs.. Lincoln Post, North
EIItnNe Field. / o'clock.
Takomn Tigers Vi. FOxhaH A. c.. at
FOxhaIl Field, 3 o'clock.
Press Cards vs.. Indian Head CaFdl-
mails, at Waldorf, Md, $3.50 0,el0ek.
Brentwood Hawks ve. Dixie Figs %
BrentwoOd Field. $3.50 o'clock.
Petworth--YOrkes W. Virginia White
Sex At Baileyis Cross Roads, Va, 3
0'eloofs
The Washington times., 1929-04-13
COmpstOn Downs
WhitcOmbe In
British Play

LONDON. April IS .Q.N.S0.
The members OF the British Ryder
cup team playing the best golf at
the present time are Archie
Compston and Charles Whit.
combe. Compston defeated Whit.
combe one sup in the final round
OF the. Roehampton tournament
yesterday.
The British team clashes with
a picked group Of American pro-
tessfonals two weeks hence.
The Washington times., 1929-04-13
English HoOfer Passes
Gavuzzi in Foot Race

CAMBRIDGE. Ohio, April 1S.-
With only two minutes in elapsed
time separating the leaders, Ed
Gardner. negro, and Peter Gavuzzi.
English runner, c. c. Pyle's trans
continental, bunioneers started on
the fourteenth lap of "a miles to
GAINESVILLE. Ohio, today.
Gardner, the hefty Seattle (Wash)
negro, was still in first place. and
the Englishman was pressing him
hard. GavuZzi repeated Thursdays
performance and finished first in
yesterdays gruelling run of 81
miles from Wheeling, W. Va. Their
elapsed, time: Gardner, S6:29:25:
Gavuzzi S6:31:37.
The Washington times., 1929-04-13

things that makes me consider him
a leader OF men, manager who
can excuse faults in his players,
while inspiring them to do their
best
You cant get away from It.
Schalk insists, that's the kind OF
4 man BAH players look up to. BeinS
only human themselves they natural
" will work for one Of their stripe.
Walter, at heart, is still that~--a
ball player. At the same time he
has the respect of every man under
him and there's not a one OF them
but what wouldn't fight his head
off for their manager.
'E've watched closely the Wash ]
ingtOn's clubs progress since
we've started our spring series
and three.fOurths Of their sue
cess in exhibitions may be traced
to spirit, hustle and confidence.
They're a satisfied bunch, fight
ing their heads off for a man they
worship. There's not man on the
squad but what wouldn't give
whole lot to bring a pennant to the
Capital during 1929 to reward their,
leaders confidence in them IL for no
other reason"
Speaking sincerely, Ray closed
with prediction that may be worth
remembering.
"The Griffmen in 1929. II facts
bear me out, are due for 9 great
year. While I'm not picking them
for the pennant, they'll b well
among the first three. Walter john
son win make good as a manager
and his boys viii make good for him.
That's my story, and I'll stick to iti''
The Washington times., 1929-04-13

Tryouts for the Georgetown var
stty golf team also are in order and
the track team will continue its
training with the Penn relay games
.thes particular objective,
Catholic University's baseball
schedule calls for games at home
with the Quantico Marines Monday
and with Bucknell Thursday, while
the track team goes to Williams.
burg, Va, Wednesday, to engage
William and Mary. The C. u, var
sity tennis team meets Maryland
also at Brookland Friday.
Fort Leonard Wood il scheduled
to meet Gallaudet' on the latter's
diamond Wednesday.
MAryland's athletic program IL
not 80 extensive as 1t was last
week, either. Besides the tennis
meet with Catholic T., two baseball
games are on the hooks, ". p. l.. at
College Park Friday, and Navy at
Annapolis Saturday, and the only
lacrosse game will be at Geneva,
n. r., Monday, with Hobart. Two
baseball games for the F'rosh nine
also are carded. Western Monday
and Tech Saturday, both at College
Park.
High school and prep school ac.
tivity in all sports reaches its
climax Saturday when some two
dozen teams will be here to com.
pete in the Dewitt Prep games. All
local teams have entries in 1t as
have the leading eastern and south
ern schools and academies.
The Washington times., 1929-04-13
SPORTS PARADISE

The city Of Toronto. which has
given many famous names to the
world Of sport. has 261 tennis
courts, SO baseball diamonds, Al
football fields. 10 cricket fields; S
lacrosse : grounds, 1Si bowling
greens, 81 hockey cushions. So
rinks ana 50 supervised Fairgrounds.
The Washington times., 1929-04-13
LlST cnLLEGE TENNIS

CHAPEL HILL N, c.. April 49,
The annual state intercollegiate
tennis tournament will be held on
the University of North carolina
courts on wednesday, Thursday
Friday ana saturday, April II, IL.
ia and 90. Entries are expected
from al '.Big Five" institutions.
The Washington times., 1929-04-13
DEWITT. GAMES
ATTRACT
BY Juno Kinefk

Central, Tech and Business make
their appearance in the interhigh
baseball championship ere the COM
ing week draws to an end, Central
opposes Tech Tuesday and Business
meets Western, Friday. Both games,
of course viii be played in the
Eastern Stadium.
In addition to the interhigh games
there are numerous other activities
for the high and prep schools in the
week with the Dewitt games next
Saturday at Georgetown climaxing
the week.
The Washington times., 1929-04-13
EXPENSIVE EILLY

valois. the French horse, for
whom Victor Emmanuel paid the
record price Of $4,000 for year
ling filly, is being groomed for
many rich American stakes.
The Washington times., 1929-04-13
Ray Shak Says Johnson
Understands Players
staff Ehote
ny Bob Thayer

NEW YORK, April l3-'WaIter johnson ought to make
a cracking good manager!"
In this none eloquent but highly expressive manner
Ray Schak of the New York Giants broadcass
his opinion.
The Washington times., 1929-04-13
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By Kirk Miller

Washington s official base
ball opening at Clark Griffith
Stadium at $50 o'clock next
Tuesday when the Philadelphia
Athletics come here to inaug-
nrate the regular champion
ship season with the Griffs,
will be official indeed.
The occasion will mark the first
! public function away from the
White House to which President
Herbert Hoover has lent himself
since his inauguration on March 4.
Not only President Hoover, but
his entire cabinet is expected to be
in f1ag.drapped boxes at 3:20 o'clock
when the grand parade to the
renter field flag pole to hoist the
colors, is started.
Thus, the inaugural in Wash
dngton will carry more significance
than any of the eight openings
staged in as many major league
cities. In a manner, the proceed
ings here may be interpreted as
placing national approval on the
grand ola paStlme.
The respective heads of the
various Government departments,
! by lending their presence to Tues
days ceremony, will only be doing
what thousands of their fellow
same day as well as throughout
the season.
The army of Uncle Sans
employees win be well repre-
scented throughout the stadium,
and that goes for Washington
industry generally.
The advance sale has never been
more persistent than for this game
which will find Walter Johnson
at the head of his first major
league organization. Spurred by
the remarkably splendid spring
training record Of the Griffs
capped by a two-game advantage
now maintained in the annual
spring series with the Giants, fan
dom has risen to the 1929 opening
after q manner seldom noted here
before. Reserved seats have been
practically unobtainable this week
so strong was the winter demand
I0f ESSGFNdIIOuS 10 the Sdld OCCdSlOH
set this year for April 16
However. there is still some
space at the ball park for those
who viii report early enough Tues
day morning to occupy such as
It is.
Thirteen thousand center-fielt
bleacher admissions will go on sale
at o'clock Tuesday morning anC
when that space has been sold
5000 standing room admissions FOL
the extreme rear of the stands viii
be sold to those who are anxious
enough to peer over the heads o.
the seatedD throng before them.
EaaronoIOgicalIy, things should
happen at the park about as
follows, provided no untOward
incident changes the schedule:
At 1880, Meyer Goldman's Mill
tary Band will commence to enter
4 tain those who have come early Il
avoid the congestion which u sur
The Washington times., 1929-04-13

Ge0rgetOwn's week Is q light
one. Mt. st, Marys will he at
the Hilltop Thursday for the only
baseball game and the tennis
team travels to Annapolis Satur-
day for a match with the Middies
in the only varsity competition.