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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-10

Bacsi Bacsi lessen joins.
A pull kiszabadult sinter-koc :
Dol. most aztan a sintert tepeI-
geti!
10 batyamuram ismet csak ma
gyot sercent, aztan megpenderit-
We bajszat, kieregeti fogai k0zill
0szes mondanivaloit:
Ha sinter, ne hagyja magat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-10
J6ljart Istvan k0zvitez
hOsi halalt halt .
1916 september 2O-an.

Szegeny J6ljart Istvan, aki a
sirfelirata szerint h3si halalt halt,
mindket szemere megvakulva ke-
rilIt haza haborub6l. Huszon0t
ewes volt, felesege, J6ljart Istvan-
ne, sz. Siilye Maria megmergezte.
Beke Mihaly &c ewes koraban,
1918 september loan halt meg.
Felesege, Beke Mihalyne, sz. See
kelly Sara olte meg. A % ewes Ko-
vacs Sander 1918 november 19-en
halt meg, Kovacs Sandorne, szil.
Szendi Mari megmergezte. lit
van Kokay Laszl6 sirja, aki 1919
december 21-en meghalt, akit Lip
kane felbujtasara felesege, K6-
kayne, Szabo Maria olte meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-10

Is tobbe mem tert yissza. Harmad
nap kifogtak Tiszab6l. Fojtoga-
tasi nyomok voltak torkan, va
lami tompa targytol eredo iites a
feien. Mindenki tudta Il faluban,
hogy csak Fazekasne tehette.
Akadtak tanuk, akik lattak, ami
kor Fazekasne es Racz Lajos XII
mentez a temet6be ejfel tajban.
De ezek is hamar elhallgattak
Estefele valami kavicsra csavart
papiroSt dobtak be az udvaruk-
ba:
Ia be mem fogod a szadat, fell
eyujtjul1 hazadat.
A gyavabbja elhallgatott, a me-
reszebbie tovabb beszelt, de fel is
gyuitottak hazat, akarhogy
6rizte. 1S9S-at irt akkor a kalen-
darium, alig volt nap, hogy Macy
rfven. Xxi ne gyulladt volna va
lami.
Az akkori f6jegyzo Frankie
Gy0rgy latta, hogy tit valami MIN
essen rendjtn Maga ele citalta
Fazekas GyuIantt ts figyelmez-
tette, hogv jo lesz vigyazni. A
k0vetkez6 tjszaka a nagyle evi te-
met6ben iSmeretlen kezek kit0r-
delttk a f6jegyzo elhalt gyerme-
keinek fejfait.
A falu elcsendesedett. Csak
Sz6kely Sandor, meggyilkolt
Szekelvne tizenheteves fla mem
tudott belenyugodni az eseme-
nyekbe. Amikor egyszer kint a
mez0n szembetalalkozott Olah
Zsuzsaval, el6rantotta a revolve-
ret es ral6tt. A golyo mem talalt,
Szekely Sandor ket esztend0t ka-
pott.
- Hej, = mondja a templom
el0tt nekiink egy ember = ha az
a Sandor flu akkor jobban celoz..
Icy indult meg a bin Macy
reven.
A kakukfiives nagyrevi temeto
Kimegyiink a temet0be A ST.
rok k0z0tt gyom, csalan, a siro-
kon csak itt-ott latunk viragot, a
t0bbi cSupa frissen felhantolt sir
domb. pedig regen elhalt emberek
pihennek alatta A regi Sirokat
megbolygattak, felastak, megvizs
galtak kideriilt, hogy mind
mind, akit felastak, arzent6l puSz-
tult ell
Eddig meg mem volt egy mega
tiv lelet sem. Megyiink sorba a
sirok kozott
Takacs Lajos. 0tvennegyeves,
meghalt 1911 jan. 21-6n. Feles2ge
Takacsn6, Kiss Rozalia 0lte meg.
Mellette fekszik Kardos Aronne
6S ewes asszony, meghalt 1912
sept. Gan A gyilkosa Lipka
Paine. A S3 ewes Cser Istvan sir
Jan is friSs hantolas, pedig 1912
deceber 2O-an k0lt0z0tt a masvi-
lagra, menye. Cser LajOsne, 81.
Kiirti Anna 0lte meg. A k0vetke-
70 sorban Papai Lajosne fejfajat
latiuk, 76 ewes volt, 1913 januar
2S-an meghalt, akit szinten me-
nye Papai Ferencne, 81. Marothy
Zsuzsanna olte meg. Az "a ewes
Talas Sander 1915 marcus sen
halt meg, a felesege, kes0bbi Mu-
ranyi Zsigmondne, sz. Peto Roza-
liza 0lte meg. A merget v Takacs
!. Lajosnet6l, Kiss Rozaliatol kap-
ia. Mellette nyugszik az 1916 ma
jus Gan elhunyt Siilye JOSEF
akit a leanya, Balogh J6zsefne
szul Sulye Maria 0lt meg A 65
ewes ember mellett egy haromna.
pos gyermek nyugszik. Royid
elet6ben Cser Jusztiniannak hiv.
tax, meghalt 1916 augustus 49,
en-, megolte az anyja, Cser La
iosne, sill. Kiirti Anna, aki negy
evvel ezel6tt az aposat mergezte
meg. A h6sok parcellajaban olvas
suk az egyik exhumalt siron:
A hazaert
J6ljart Istvan k0zvitez
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-10
lit nyugszik
Fazekas Gyulane
sziil. Olah Zsuzsanna
cit 68 Svet.
Meghalt 1929 julius 19-en.

Meghalt 1879 Jullus 10-en.
Beke poraira.
Eddig huszon0t meggyilkolt
ember sirjat szamoltuk 0ssze.
De van meg tobb is! A csend6ri
nyomozas meg huszonharom nagy
revi halalesetet talalt gyanusnak.
Ezeket a legk0zelebbi napokban
fogjak exhumalni. A gyilkossag-
gal gyanusitott asszonyok otthon
vannak Nagyreven. Az "szere-
tettjeik" sirjat meg mem astak
fel, meg mem keriilt bin napvi-
lagra. Huszonharom asszony resi-
ket zsalugaterek m0g0tt, ami
kor a temet0bol visszafele j0vet
vegigrobogtunk a foutcan. Mem
latunk senkit, teremtett lelket
sem az utcan, es6rt nem jelentke-
xix senki. Ha itt-ott meglibben
egy fiiggony, csak r6mulet villa
git a szemekben. Reszketye lesik
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-10

duld Ue, III poIldu, lelSttC q mCS
hato feliras:
Ha gyaszom lie fog telni,
Idej0vok ferjemhez pihenni
A szomszedsaeban talaljuk a
szornyii Lipka Palnenak meg egy
aldozatat, a testveret, Zsiros
Gyorgyn6t, aki 1929 aprilis 24-en'
halt meg A 73 ewes Takacs Lasz-
10 1922 december 29-en meghalt,
mint most kideriilt, menye, Ia
kacs Sandorne, Szab6 Eszter ar
zennal megmergezte. Az aggas-
tyan mellett a haromnapos Cser
Istvan alussza 0r0k almat, 1923
januar 23-an anyja, Cser Lajosne,
Kiirti Anna megbizasabz6l Faze-
kas Gyulane leanya, Fazekas Ma
ria 0lte eg. 1923 aprilis sen meg
halt Papai Lajos. Sirjan a fejfa
felirasat alig lehet elolvasni. Most
kideriilt, hogy felesege, Major
Maria arzennal megmergezte.
ICsabai Gyulat, aki "A ewes
volt, ugyanabban az evben fele-
sege, Szab6 Krisztina olte meg.
Mellettik megtalaljuk Lipkane
meg egy aldozatat, ferjet, Lip
ka Palt. Az Q szomszedsagaban
nyugszik az 1924 okt6ber San el-
halt Holyba Karoly, akit Sebes-
| tyen Balintne, Olah Lidia felbuj-
tasara felesege, jelenleg Kal6cz
Claiborne, 81. Zahar Rozalia meg
mergezett. a,
"A felbujt6 Sebestyenne festive
re volt az aren't arul6 Fazekas
Gyulanenak. Megtalaljuk Papai
Janos sirjat is, 0t is felesege,
sziiletett Petyus Erzsebet mergez-
te meg.
Petyus Erzsebet, amikor meg
indult a nyomozas Nagyreven,
latta, hogy baj van, napokig resz-
ketett, hatha az q tettet mem fog
jak felfedezni Amikor egyik este
izentek erte, hogy reggel jojj0n
be a kozseghazara, felakasztotta
magat a padlason.
Szeretettjeinek emelte...
A temeto el6kel6 reszeben,
marvanysirk6 alatt pihen Fold
vary Karoly, aki 1924 aprilis
19-en halt meg, vele egy sirban
Dari Laszl6ne, sziil. Pasztai Tere-
! zia, aki 1922 oktober 24-en szin-
ten hirtelen meghalt. Mindkett0-
jiiket arzennel megmergezte Fold
vary Karolyne, sziiletett Dari Ju-
llama. A sirban nyugvok a gyil.
kos asszony anyja es ferje. A
MISREPRESENTATION ez feliras:
Szeretettjeinek emelte
Dari Julianna.
Dari Julianna egy6bkent negy
esztend0 alatt harom embert kill.
d0tt a masvilagra. Ferje mcggyil
kOlasa utan 0ssezallt X. 10th
Laszl6val, akit 1926 augusztusa
ban megunt es egy kis arzene:
teat itatott vele. Az exhumalt 81
rok k0zott egy uj sir domborodik
nehany hetes mind0ssze. Ezt nen
astak fol, mem arzennal mergez
tex meg, 0ngyilkos lett. A gonos;
boszorkany, a sz0rnyii babaasz.
SONY sirja. A friss fejfan meg u,
feliras:
lit nyugsxik
Fazekas Gyulane
sziil. Olah Zsuzsanna
cit 68 6vet.
| Meghalt 1929 julius 10-en.
R6ka 11nrai,-a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-10

hctek 0ta folNlk a ny0moZa>, de
a hat6sagok munkaja meg min
dig messze van befejezest0l. \
szolnoki iigytsz>dg foghazaban
mar mines hciy a lctartoztatott
legnagyobb rtSzt bei,merG>ben
lpv0 gyanusitottak Szamara, pc
dig ez a csoport allandoan n6ni
fog meg egy ideig, inert nyo-
mozaS cSak most terjed ki uJabb
IS ujabb Observation-Disclosures, -
amelyekben ugy latszik, nemcsak
Tiszakiirt 6s Nagyrev trdelclt
Harminc ev biineit nyomozza
az iigyeszseg ds a csendorseg. ki&
kun falvak rejtelmes ejszakait. y
csendes, kakukfiiveS faluSi teme-
t0kben megbolygatjak a sirokat.
el6keriilnek a regen piheno hol-
tax, testreszeik utaznak fel Pest
re, vegyvizsgalatra Eddig min
den vizsgalatnal megi0tt az cred
meny; Arzen.
f sorok ir0ja ktt napot t0ItOtt
a remiilet falvaiban. Ha az auto
berobog a f6utcan, olyan minden.
mintha kihalt volna. Az emberek
elbujnak, megijednek, ha varo,i
urakat latnak. A szemekben ket-
stgbeeses, az arcokon gond.
WALTON kit visznek ell me-
gint?
Alig lehet valaliivel beszGlni.
A Tiszazug.
Hol van Tiszazug? OFT fekszik
az Alf0ld aldasdus medencGjeben.
Nagyszerii, pompas videk. K0zsG-
gel: Cibakhaza, Nagyrey, Tisza-
inoka, Szelevtny, Cs6pa, Tisza-
kiirt, Tiszazug. Elzarva a vilag-
t0l, nehezen megk0zelithet6en
alusznak eek a ks k0zs6gek. a
haboru utan egy k0zigazgatasi
csaszarmetszessel oIyan zSemiali-
san oldottak meg ezt a jarast,
hogy Tiszafoldvart, amely az esza
ki reSzeben maradt, elvagtak a
dalen fekvG k0zsGgekt0l. Nagyrtv
Is Tiszakilrt messzebb van Buda-
pestt6l, mint Bees. Alig lehet oda
.jutni, ha valakinek siir96s dolga
akad arrafele, legjobban teszi, ha
Szolnokon aut6t berel. a megye
szekhelyrol indul egy vicinalis, de
az Tiszaf0ldvarnal elter az irany-
b0l es Kunszentmartonba teszi le
az embert. Oman esetleg autobu-
Szon eljuthat valaki Nagyrevbe.
Esetleg, inert mostanaban auto
busz peldaul mem kozlekedik.
Beraut6t pedig mem lehet kapni
arrafele. AIT mondjak, egy van,
de ARA szamitani nem szabad
inert mindig foglalt. A mask
mod, hogy rettenetes nehezsegek
aran Ujbogig elvergodik valaki.
OFT Tiszan at csigalassusaggal
kozlekedik egy regi, droton logo
komp. Ha a komp ezen az olda-
lon van es akad elegendo utas,
atmehet az utazo. Ha tuls6 par
ton vesztegel, leallhat a Tiszaho2
IS torkaszakadtab0l ordithat at a
tulso partra. Ha a revesz meg.
hallja, ha mem alszik, akkor meg,
indul, at az immense partra es 10y
italian eljut Nagyrevbe. Mondjak
hogy Szoknoktol Cibakhazaig
negyven kilometeren kozlekedil
cgy aut0busz. De hol van Cibak
hazatol Nagyrev? Gyalog vagy
masfel ora. szekeret pedig mem lie
het kapni. A termeszetes szekhe
lye Tiszazugnak tulajdonkepef
Kunszentmarton volna, varos
azonban Koros valasztja el ;
kozsegekt5l, a hidat pedig ro
manok annakidejen felperzseltek
Icy azutan ezek kozsegek eve
kig ell voltak szigetelve a kiilvi
lagt6l.
Azert bocsatottuk mindez
el6re, inert ICY talan sok kiilono
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-10

hogy melyik haz elott al meg az
auto; WALTON kit visznek ell?
! @.s I.aszl6 Aladar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-17
COLUMBIA BASkETERS
OPEN WITH VICTORY
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, January 17.-Columbia,
the tail-ender of the Eastern Intercol-
legiate Basket Ball League, a year ago,
has made an suspicious debut for the
1929 season.
In the first league contest Of the
year last night Columbia trounced the
strong Princeton aggregation by 81
to-25 score after letting the Tigers do
most of the playing for the first half
of the game.
At half time Princeton led and
seemed headed for wider magin, when
Columbia staged rally at the start Of
the second half that Melted II points
in Z minutes. Gregory, sophomore
center and Magurk, veteran forward,
were the scoring aces of the Lions
team, collecting % points between them.
Columbia does not return to league
competition again until February B.,
when the Lions play Dartmouth at Han
over. Princeton gets another chance
this week, playing Dartmouth In its
fourth league game. Dartmouth Is at
the bottom of the standing, having lost
both of its league encounters. With
one victory, Columbia is just behind
Pennsylvania, which has won two
games.
Yale and Cornell complete the weeks
schedule with game at Ithaca which
may bring a few changes in the stand
ing. The Ellis have won two games
and lost one, putting them in third
place. ahead of Princeton, while Cor
nell lost its only league contest to
Princeton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-17
INVENTOR Of GAME
DEFENDS TOSS-UP
DR.. Naismith Sees No Need
to Change PIay-Starting
in Basket Ball.

LAWRENCE, Kans, January II. -
DR.. James Naismith, originator OF baS-
ket ball and member of the faculty
of the University of Kansas, is not in
sympathy with the suggestion OF DR..
Walter Meanwell, coach of Wisconsin,
that the center toss-up be eliminated.
why should we take from the game
an interesting phase, the center toSs-up.
and start the game with a pass In
from outside the court?" asked DR..
Naismith.
mo other game starts outside the
court or field. Hockey and foot ball
begin at the center"
"There is no fairness in limiting or
handicapping team because 1t hap
pens to have tall center" DR.. Mai
smith said. IF we do we might as
well penalize foot ball team because
it has 300-pound center"
"At the KansaS-O Oklahoma basket
ball game here the other night I kept
tabulation on the result of the GEN.
ter tip-off. Only so per cent of the
times the tall center got the tip did the
ball go into the hands Of a teammate."
The toss-up at center always has
been a part of basket ball.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis. January II up.
The present rule In basket ball winch
calls for a toSS-up at center to put the
ball in play is termed unsportsman-
like by DR.. Walter Meanwell, Wiscon-
sin coach.
The Wisconsin Chicago game. in
which the former beat the Maroons, was
an example, said DR.. Meanwell. The fact
that the Wisconsin center was two and
a half inches taller than his opponent
and consequently out-jumped him, won
the game for Wisconsin, the coach said.
1.-THE advantage of getting the tip
off at center means no less than or
10 points and it is due almost entirely
to a natural physical advantage which
cannot be overcome by determination,
study, skill, fight or team play.
''I believe that the play in basket ball
should begin with the ball in possession
of one team, out of bounds, at the end
line and that as each goal is scored the
ball should be given again, alternately,
to each team at the end line"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-17

Capt. Fisher and LampSon, each Of
whom scored IA points, and Cross, who
registered II, were the aces of the Cen
trail offense in its game with st. Adams
Poole, center, who scored all three OF
his teams goals from Scrimmage alone,
was able to register with appreciable
was able to register with appreciable
consistency for the losers. Central got
an early lead and soon gained COM
manding edge. A large squad was used
by the Blue and White.
In defeating Tome School mermen,
Centrals swimmers put themselves in
line for the South Atlantic scholastic
title, now held by Tome. Central gained
an early leal and held it all the way.
winning five of the eight events. 1t
was the first defeat of Tome by Central
in the tank in five years.
Summaries:
?00-yard relay-Won by Central (Bodne.
Rote. Hickey and Kingl; second Tome
lBeaudri. Cummings, Hawtin and Bastian).
Fancy diving-won by Lyman Central:
5o-yard dash-won by, Hickey ,(centran;
s STome 4 Tme 27ss seeonds fo' neauo'
1TEoms1 ssGGnd s Tims sTome' third
t s2o-yard dashDWon By Gordon tcentrap;
second Wise CTome); third, zulli (Tome).
ioe:yard back ,trote s by Ba ,;,,1a
cqmmingsS tTome) o Time S1 1 klaa certr,n
second, Bastian (Tome>; third, Rote (Cen-
trail Time. minute.
Cummings, Stallholz and Hawtin); second
Central (Thomas, Varela and Bodine).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-17

Although basket ball offense and
defense are constantly altering to
meet conditions, the fundamentals
of the game-passing, shooting,
dribbling and so on-remain the
same. No attack today is worth a
glance unless the individual players
know how to pass.
1t may seem strange to many the
great amount of attention given by
coaches to one little point Pop
Warner, Stanford's foot ball coach,
spent many weeks perfecting the
linemen in the steps that brought
them out of the line and into the
interference so splendidly. Walter
Meanwell likewise works like a
Trojan in teaching his Wisconsin
basket ball players the pivotS and
turns and shots his team uses on the
court.
Michigan gives a similar time to
perfecting its passing game. Speed
Is the watchword. Again the finger
tips come into use. Note how the
ball is held for these long, quick
passes. Thumbs back of 1t. finger
tips gripping it exactly opposite each
other. And a mere shove out Of the
ball from the chest turns the trick.
You can learn to pass ball in
this manner to a running target and
never miss.
Important where the ball strikes a
player. Never above the chest. II
it were high, it would blind his view
and cause a tumble. Best way to
learn this pass is to form in a
circle with six or eight players and
let them run and pass pronis-
cuously.
(Copyright, 1929
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-17
I Club Planning Winter
Meet in Tech High Gym

meets and 1t now appears that this
Winter there will be just one meet open
to them. the annual games sponsored by
University of Virginia at Charlottesville,
February %.
1t has been announced that the meet
annually staged by the University of
Richmond in the Virginia capital will
be abandoned this year, leaving just the
one fixture on the books, as it Is not
thought probable that the Johns-Ho
Fifth Regiment games in Balti-
more will be revived. Tech and some
of the other schools here, however. may
be represented in the Meadowbrook
games at Philadelphia and in other
meets at distance.
While the University of Maryland
interscholastic meet will be suspended
this Spring, there will be much more
competition at hand for the schooIboy
athletes in the Spring than during the
Winter campaign The Maryland meet
will not be held this year, because the
athletic field has been torn up in order
to improve 1t.
Should Tech decide not to hold an
indoor meet, it is highly probable that
the T Club will put on relay carnival
along with several special events early
in May, and If this affair proves sue
cessful it will be held annually.
With the annual G Club games, the
yearly Dewitt meet, the Catholic inter-
scholastic tests and the public high
meet definitely listed, the scholastics will
get deal of action in the outdoor sea-
son, particularly If the, Tech meet is
he'd For the younger athletes the an
nual grade school meet will again be
staged, as will the yearly interplay
ground championships.
Dewitt viii hold its meet April 20,
either in the Central Stadium or at
Georgetown University, to open the
Spring list of meets.
May IL has been set for the annual
Catholic interscholastic meet at Cath
Ollie University.
May Is is the. date for the c Club
games and May "a for the public high
school meet.
Grade school athletics will compete in
their annual meet May IS on Plaza
Playground.
No date has been set for the Junior
high school championship tests.
Should the annual meet for the
Catholic parochial schools of the Dis
trict be renewed, 1t will be held May |
at Catholic University
District schools likely will be repre-
sented in the Penn Relays April 81 and
in various other meets at a distance
during the Spring campaign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-17
Pins ON ''Dead-Wood Strikes"
Must Be Respected, Rules Say

Racquet Club duckpin devotees ex-
pect to witness warmly contested
match tonight when Beeques, leading
team of Washington Ladies' League,
engages an all-star five representing the
club. The match will be staged on the
Racquet Club drives.
Names of the members of the Racquet
Club team were not announced. Bron-
son QuaiteS, Bertha Greevy, Pauline
Bradburn, Catherine Quigley and Lor-
raine GULL compose the Beeque team,
which has won the Washington Ladies
League title the past two years and is
now back in the lead for the current
championship.
Harry Carroll suggests the revival of
a low-score tournament which proved
popular here more than score OF years
ago. Carroll recalls staging low-score
tournament in Southeast Washington
% years ago, and he believes 1t would
go over with a bang.
The rules are simple. The idea Is to
get as few pins as possible without roll
ing the ball off the alley. For each ball
thrown off the drive the contestant is
given eight pins.
This type of tournament is conducive
to accurate bowling, it Is CAROLS
opinion.
First intercity competition for woman
bowlers is booked for Saturday night,
when Terminal Ice team of District
League goes to Baltimore to meet Re-
gent Girls on the Regent drives. The
match will be the first half of q six
game home -and-home series.
Harry Carroll is completing arrange
ments for the me-and-home match
between Washington Ladies' League
All-Stars and Regent All-Stars of Bal
timore. 1t will be the eleventh annual
meeting of these rivals. Carroll also
announced that his annual banquet for
Washington Ladies' League bowlers will
be held on the date selected for the
rolling of the local block of the match
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-17
WOMEN In SPORT

Skipworth was the Senior archery cap
tain and Muriel Gerhard headed the
victorious Juniors at the target, while
Julia Yates led the Juniors to victory
on the volley ball field and Marion Pig
gott piloted the Senior squad.
Jewish Community Center Sextet,
which romped on the Hoffman Bud
dies" of Alexandria, II to 3, last night
on the virginians court, will meet the
Woodbridge Athletic Club tonight at 9
o'clock in the Jewish Community Gen.
ter gymnasium on Sixteenth street.
Hopping into an early lead, the Gen.
ter tossers maintained the offensive
throughout last nights contest. with
Eva Fishman playing rings around the
opposing defense in the forward field
to cage II points for her team single
handed. Some good teamwork on the
part of Tillie Raine and the j. G. C.
center field, who fed the ball to Miss
Shofnos, proved a big factor in the
victory.
Miss Crum dropped in one field goal
for the losers and Miss Muddy added
single marker from the foul line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-17
Pair of Attractive Clashes
Carded for AnacOstia Floor

Temple bested Mount Vernon, 20 TO %.
Calvary BaptistS hum 5led Chevy Chase,
SO to 26.
Led by Jack Faber, Skinker Eagles
downed Old Dominion Boat Club cagers
last night, Al to %. Schicklanx Of the
losers was high scorer of the game, get
ting II points.
Sioux A. c. proved no match for Po-
tomac Boat Club tossers. taking 36"
to-8 drubbing. Aman, Smith and ESh-
baugh ran wild for the victorS.
Charley Owings counted Is points for
Washington Loan e. Trust Co. toSsers
in defeating Yeatman's All-Stars, 23
to z.
A single point gave Hartman & Co.
victory over W. II. West Co. cagerS
in Washington City League last night.
20 to 10. Jones, Mills and Taylor shown
for their respective teams.
Eddie ColIifower and Pepco Barry
scored freely to give American Express
47-to-13 win over Company D, Ma
tional Guards.
Harry wiltshire led Tivoli Whirl-
winds in downing De Molays last night,
as to %. w. Sinclair shone for the
losers.
With Portner registering II points
Hibbs & Co. five managed to take q
close one from American Security &
Trust Co. tossers. % to 26.
In Boys Club League games Times
B. c. defeated Corinthians, Is to IA,
and ST. Martins barely nosed out Ter
rors, IL to 10.
Fort Myer 115-pounders ran up &c.
to-34 score over All-Stars last night.
Warren hung up goals and shot
two fouls to give st. Martins Cards
37-to-35 win over Metropolitans.
Rourke and Ostrander each collected
10 points as Quantico Marines downed
Phoenix A. G. in Noel House gym, SO
to 26.
Boys Band five could gather but
three points last night and took q
3-to-12 setback from Employees quint.
Twin Oaks cagers turned in 20-to-s
win over Pullmans on Terminal
court last night.
Roberts of the losing team, with IA
points, lead the scorers as Kendall, No.
2, bagged 30-to-29 triumph over Ken
dali, No. /, in B. Y. P. U. League.
Petworth Nets won over Mount
Vernons, 81 to 10, in a Community
Center League game at Central High.
Barker of the losers starred.
By downing w. B. Hibbs & Co., 81
to 81, and besting Eastern Props, 80
to IL, Pontiacs added two more wins
to their list.