davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-11
MAsKOvANf LUPICI PREPAID.
Ii USADLOST.

Uzhorod, 5. sept. Bezpecnost'
ma podkarpatskom vidieku ME je
este TAXA, aka by mala byt'. To
poznal gazda Vasil Prodanov v
Comalieve pri Chuste. Po t'azkej
praci ma poll Pahol 81 so svojou
rodinou vecer svojej izbe a sko-
>ro hlboko vsetci usnuli. Dlho sa
ale spanku netesili. Pc polnoci
vlamali sa do izby dvaja muzovia
S ciernymi maskami ma tvarach,
postavili sa k posteli, kde spal
Prodanov, prebudili no a rozka.
zali mu, aby i'm hned' vydal vset.
ky peniaze a cenne veci, ktort
ma dome. Gazda NAL nest asst.
nou nahodou 5000 Kes, ktore s.
pripravil ma nakupy. Musel ich
lupicom vydat' a tito wall tiei
niekol'ko americkych minci, brow
ming a topanky, naco odisli. PRED
odchdom pohrozili gazdovi, ze he
zastrelia, ak ich bude prenasledo
vat. V izbe nachadzaj1cim sa
clenom rodiny pohrozili lupic
tiez smrt 'ou, ak nebudn sa pokoj.
ne chovat'. Obkradnuty gazda O.
znamil ma druhy den rano pripae
eetnikom, ktorf zahajili po lupi
coch patranie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-11
ZVYK FAJCENIA UJfMA SA
u ZEN.

Fajcenie zacina sa co raz to Wac
ujlmat' u zien. z Bostonu, tohto
niekdajsieho puritanskeho mesta
oznamuj1, ze tam zeny + verejne
po ulici fajcia. Siroka esplanada
okolo 'bazenu Charles rieky stala
sa dostavenickom fajciacich zien.
Reporter novin videli zeny faj-
cit, sediace ma lavickach, pri com
studovaly grectinu alebo latinu,
pripravujdc sa do skoly,. kdezto i
ne sa prcchadzaly cigaretlou v
1stach alebo boly ma ceste do pra-
ce. Premavkovf policajti caste vi
dia fajcit' zeny, sediace v auto
mobile.
Boston kedysi NAL zakon zaka-
zujnci muzom vo verejnosti faj-
cit. Okolo 1856 ustanoxene bolo,
ze je dovolene fajcit' ma histori-
ckom Common. Toto prve vit'az-
stvo mad predsudkom sje teraz ma
sledovane srutenim sa lpredpo jato.
Isti proti fajceniu zien. v B0stone
ako al indie videt' teraz zeny TAI
ciace Lucky Strike vo verejnosti
zaiste preto, re 2 Mich odstranent
boly skodlive sdciastky toastova
cim procesom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-11
5-RoCNY cHLAPEc PoDPALIL

V obci Nizny Hrusov pri Mi
chalovciach (Zemplinska) vypu-
kol vel ky ohen, ktory "a kratky
cas- znicil II obgtnych sedliac-
kych stavani a mnoho hospodar-
skeho zariadenia. Ma mieste boly
sice tri striekacky, ale nebolo do
statok vody. Len pomocou ben
zinovej striekacky z Michaloviec
podarilo sa ohen lokalizovat a
ma druhy den rano bol ohen uha-
seny. Skoda je asi pol miliona
Kcs a len malej casti je kryta
poistenim.
Pri poziare podarilo sa micha-
lovskym cetrikom dopadnnt' dlho
hi 'adaneho lupica. j ana Jasu z Mi
chaloviec, ktoreho hned' dopravi-
Ii do vazenia. Bola domienka, ze
ohen zalozil on, ale d 'alsim vyse-
trovanim sa zistilo, ze ohen zalo-
I'll 5rocny Jurko Janov, ktory 81
so zapal 'kami hral.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-11
JUHoeLkVIA sRIADHgk
BUDE MA SPoSOB tsR

Juhoslaviansky kral' Alexan-
der S jeho diktatorskou vladou
vydal nariadcnie, ze odteraz kra-
jina bude sa menovat' Kraljevina
Jugoslavenska manifesto doteraj-
sieho ilradneho mena Kraljevina
Srba, Hrvata Slovenaca. Uradne
memo stare nebolo al talk casio u
zivane' a rozdelovalo Juhoslavia-
nov ma tri narody, achol 'vek v
pravde sd len jednym, lebo ich
rec je temer jednaka, iba ze Hor-
vati Slovinci pisu latinkou a
Srbi cyrilkou a nabozensky sa de-
liza ma katolikov a pravoslavnych.
Kral' tiez oznamil, ze Juhoslavia
bude federativnym station bu-
de pozostavat' z deviatich uzemi,
slce Banatu, Srbska, Horvatska,
Slovinska, Bosny, Hercegoviny,
Dalmacie, Ciernej Hory a mace
.donskeho Srbska. Tieto .uzemia
bud1 mat ma cele banov a snemi-
ky obmedzenou pravomocou, ale
banovia nebudu zodpovedni l'u:
du, lez vlade. Prave ako je to v
esko-Slovensku. Tam ma pr. pre-
zident Slovenskej Krajiny pod
lieha ministrovi vndtra a sloven-
sky snem ma vel mi obmedzene po-
lie ucinkovania.
V Juhoslavii je ia vyhoda, ze
sa kazdy - Srb, Horvat>.a Slow
nee moze hrdo menovat' "a Juho-
slaviana, ba al Bulhar; je to me-
no naroda ziveho, jestvuj1ceho,
kdezto memo Cechoslovak je ume-
le' vymyslene na osudenie Slova-
kov a preto sd neujlma co nazov
naroda, ale iba prislusnika statu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-11
POLAR v UDAvsKoM.

a
Dna 4. sept. vypukol vel'ky O
hen v Udavskom pri Humennom
ktory nasledkom vel'kej hordea.
Wy sa rychlo siril, takze "a kra
tky cas- pablo mu "a obet' 19 obyt
nych domov. Ma miesto poziaru
dostavili sa hasieia z Humennehc
motorovou striekackou. Ich "a.
chranovacie prace boly ale obt a.
zene nedostatkom vody. Ohen ne
podarilo sa iba ma druhy den u.
hasit'. Zalozily no deti, ktore sa
hraly v stodole so zapal'kami..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-11

Tieto ohlasky sd tedy poda-
vane dvojakym ciel'om, nielen
v prospech Lucky Strike cigariet,
ale al ma zaznacenie a zdorazne-
ME mnohych inych Wit 'azstiev mad
predsudkami americkou inteligen-
ciou, Go napomohlo vzrast nasej
vlasti do nozmerov, akych ma
chodi sa dneska.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-11

ma skola celej zemi 80 reduko-
vans ma pdhe styri triedy. Je pri-
rodzene, ze zprava sa bolestne do
tkla nasich krajanov v Juhosla-
vii, ale ocakava sa, ze kroky "a
zrusenie tohoto usnesenia budn
mat 1spech a ze k redukcii ne
dojde.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-11

|lovanych! Privel 'ka northwest ma
Sci slavnej autonomistickej" u
stanovizne, krajinskeho 1radu!
Druhy zalobny spis: Statne "a
stupitel 'stvo v Rim. sobote zalu-
je
l. Floriana Stasa, tajomnika
SLOW. narodnej strany v Turc. Sv.
MARITIME;
2. Richarda Kafku, robotnika v
Rim. Kokave;
3. Ondreja Romano, studenta v
Rim. Kokave;
4. Alexandra Megu, ucitel'a v
Gecelovciach a
5. Andreja Krajeca, roPnika v
Gecelovciach, lebo sa vraj kon-
com roku 1923 ma shromazdeniach
narodnej strany dopustili cinov,
ktorymi mohli ''ohrozit obecny
mier v republike'', a to ako pre-
javmb tax i rozsirovanim leta-
kov.
Treti zalobny spis: Statne "a
stupitel 'styo V Banskei Bvstrici
zaluje
l. Floriana StaSa, tajomnika
mar. strany v Turc. Sv. MARITIME;
2. Gustava Chriena, ueitePa ma
penzii Banskej Stiavnici;
3. Emilia Weissa, robotnika
Banskej Stiavnici a
4. Juliusa Frzona, dozorcu vaz-
nov V Ban. Stiavnici, pre- rozsiro-
vanie rezolucie, prijatej dna II.
maja 1929 na manifestation shro
mazdeni SLOW. mar. strany v Rim.
Kokave.
X tomuto konstatujeme: otazna
rezol1cia bola kraj. uradu posla-
na so ziadost 'ou povolenie. Kra-
jinsky nrad sWoje rozhodnutie po-
slal az skoro diva mesiace roz-
sirovanie rezol1cie nepovolil. Ia
Jomnik Florian StaS "a to, re ne
cakal ma rozhodnutie kraj. ura-
du a rezoluciu rozoslal privrzen-
com strany, bol uz trestnym sud-
com okr. sudu v T. Sv. MARITIME
odsudeny ma pokutu 400 Kcs. Ma
taku istu pokutu Dol odsudeny i
uraduj1ci podpredseda mar. stra-
ny dr.. Milos Vance. Ked je te-
raz Flor. Stas zalovany znovu u
sedrie v Ban. Bystrici, to zname-
ma, ze "a jeden a ten isty delikt
bude sudeny znoya. A co sa osta-
tnych zalovanych tyka, tt sa do
stavaju ma lavicu obzalovanych
bez vedomia tOho, re by sa boil
precinov vedome dopustii, lebo
ved' oni nevedeli, ci patricnu re-
zoluciu mieni kraj. urad zakazat'
jej obsahu to predvldat' ne
mohli tym menej, re ami Gradne
organy neboly tej rezolucii row
nakej mienky. Ma pr. niektore O.
kresne drady ju povolily, i cenzt-
ra ju prepustila Mar. Novinach
a konecne: kym krajinsky Grad
ju inkriminoval cel1, statne "a
stupitePstvo Ban. Bystrici svo-
Jim vynosom 20 dna %. maja 1929
inkriminovalo nej len 'niektore
vety " nvode, ale vsetky jej body
nechalo nedotknute.
ku koncu poznamenavame: pre-
rozsirovanie tejto rezolucie boil
uz mnohi nasi l'udia pokutovani
sumami 20-50 Kcs. On. NJ
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-11
SLOW. CYMNAZIUM Y BACKE
ZREDUKUJU?

Ida sa, ze nasich krajanov Slo-
vakov Juhoslavii ma postih-
nut t'azka kultdrna skoda, lebo
dfa zprav Petrovca, ma byt'
tamojsie slovenske gymnazium -
jedina kompletna slovenska sired
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-11
70 starej vlasti
iZpravy prebrane z krajovych
casopisov.)
OCHRANA REPUBLIKY -
PRoTI POVEDOMYM A RODU-
VERNYM SLOVAKOM?

pItu SeUou pIdNt NE vel I'LL Sy III
paticke papiere: zalobne spisy
Pri tol 'kej demokracii, svobodt
slova a tlace, aka ma nasom O.
svobodenom State panovat', divine
pocity mas Dvladaj1, ked' musi,
me tych zalobnych spisov kon,
statovat', ze SINE tn svedkami per
zel11cie naSich slovenskych fudi,
ktorych iedinou vinou je to, re
privel mi miluj1 svoj slovensky
narod chcu, aby svojej osvo-
bodenej vlasti bol st astny i spo-
kojny. Ano, V tych chladnych Ia
lobnych spisoch tancuju nam pred
ocami mena obzalovanych ako Ii
We vykrikniky, ktore sa hlasite
spytujn: co sa to tn deje?
Co sa to tn dele? - t'azko ma
til otazku odpovedat'. Je to. vset-
ko take neprirodzene zdray6nu
usldku sa protiaviace, re sloven-
sky clovek stoji mad tym V nedo-
rozumenf. Cd desiatich rokov ho-
vori sa tom, ako vraj spejeme
vzdy d'alej a d'alej ku konsoli-
dacii pomerov - tn prave je-
denastom roku samostatnosti Via
ceni su pred study Ia zaklade ga
kona ma ochranu republiky" pra-
we taxi slovenski l'udia, ktori sl
kedykol Tek hotovi branit' til re-
publiku vlastnymi zivotami. Co
chcd teda nase tradn6 organy do
siahnut' sWoj1m bezohPadnym po-
stupom oproti pracovnikom slo-
venskej narodnej strany? Chc1
ia kazd1 cenu vyrabat' martyrove
Chcd penazitymi pokutami alebo
vazenim trestat' povedomych slo
venskych l'udf, aby ich naueily
- laske k vlasti?
Zakon ma ochranu republiky
je, ako kazdy zalkon, mrtvou lite
rou. Litera. zabija, duch obzivuje.
Beda takej spravedlivosti, ktora
Je postavena ma itere ME ma
duchu! .- .-
ked chceme, ably sa mas pro-
test dostal pred verejnost', mu-
slime sa dlho zamysl at mad tymi
obzalobnymi spismi, ktor6 pred
nami LEILA, ably SINE sa vyslovili o
nich bez nebezpecia, re sa i my
ma lie dostaneme. Lebo dnes sme
tax 'skonsolidovani'', ze treba
len vyslovit' nstrejsie slovo - a
mas proces Ma krku. Konstatuje-
me teda prosto:
Statne zastupitel 'stvo V Rim.
Sobote zaluje:
1. Eugena Kuzmanyho, ev. fa-
rara v Slavosovciach;
2. Pavla Honetzyho, ev. farara
Ochtinej;
3. Juraja Korenku, ev. farara
Rostari;
4. Pavla Valinta, rol 'nika V
Slavosoyciach;
8. Ondreja Benediktyho, rol nj
ka Slavosovciach;
6. Jana Bodnarika, rol 'nika V
Slavosovciach;
Z. Mateja Hanesku, roI 'nfka V
Slavosovciach;
s. Juliusa Baloga, ucitePa v O.
chtinej a
9. Zuzanu Cirbesovn Rostari,
lebo "koncom roku 1928 rozda-
vail obyvatel 'stvu blizkeho oko-
liza letaky, obsahujd tvrdenia o
domnelych CD krivdach, pacha-
nych vraj po dobu desat' krutych
rokov nasilnfckym protisloven-
skym vladarenfm, ozobraeovanim
prenasledovanim Slovakov, ia
vorizovanfm ma Sloyensku usade-
nych Cechov a d'alej obsahujiice
vyzvanie do boja "a spravedlivost
a nesfalsovann demokraciu Cesko
Sloyenskej Republiky'' atd'. TAX
to je v zalobnom spise opisany le-
tax slov narodnej strany, znamy
pod nazvom aSloyaci! Slovenky -
ktory letak zhabany boil nasim
krajinskym' 1radom, akozto "za-
bleskom' autonomie, hoci pocas
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1880 ST. NV.
rooms. tile bath. 3 rooms and BAN,
rooms q bedrooms, hath. electric refris-
Grafton. $4,000 up; all-right elevator service.
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RENT ROOMs-SUBURBAN.

PANDLE HIGHLANDS = Large, outside
rooms. unfurnished: cool, quiet; lots OF
shade: one fare; very reasonable. LIN
lyon PARK 24I OAK-Attractive room. sd-
Joining bath; convenient cars. 70 mlnuteS
downtown: reasonable; board cpuonal'
4 ROOMS furnished or unfurnished. hH.'
all modern; or board. Clarendon 3O8-W-l
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW APT. 8 ROOMS
M sf5eeF sf.d ReTc sosf fdat' only Glen Echo
900 10th N.W.--oNE ROOM AND BATH.
partly fur; apt, corner room; downtown;
second floor; moderate rent. 22s
en- and private bath; completely furnished;
ami; all outside rooms; best location. 23'
End FLOOR: ROOMS. KITCHEN AND PRI-
available Aug Is. 1895 Monroe ST. NV.
THREE ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH;
modern improyements; rent by month or
week. LOB I4th ST. NV. Tel Adams $3.50:
little apartment; all conveniences; very rea-
sonable. all A st. sc.
DETACHED HOUSE. PRIVATE APIS
Ink; convenient loca. 55o6 14th. Col. 0Ss5.
ISIS 18th ST. -N.W-oN HEIGHTS, AT
private bath: with owner very reasonable.
1925 CALIFORNIA ST NV ROOM,
kitchen, BATH LIST floor; suitable one or
couple.
HAMPTON COURTS: 2ol3 N. H, AVE, APT.
l06--One room. Kitchen and bath; also two
rooms. kitchen and bath; complete for
housekeeping,
UNUSUALLY DEsIR.-ENT1RE FL. R. K,
b.. ENCLOSED porch; light airy. clean, quiet;
s ws Iar va Seau Ia, lasse rms, Sarase AMI
l4l8 OAK ST. N.W.-3 NICELY FURNISHED
large Housekeeping rooms: gas, electricity;
heat furnished; no children.
UNUSUAL BARGAIN-2 ROOMS, KITCHEN
cite, Frigldaire, bath, sleeping porch clean
and cool: $50. See mgr. $500 14th st. NV,
or call Wis. 2408 Monday.
1923 G. ST. NV.
Cool; room, kitchenette; also single and
double rooms, twin beds; by day, week or
month Metropolitan s07o. az
EXCLUSIVE CLEVELAND PARK-NEW
modern apt. house, southern exposure,
rooms. bath, kitchenette and dinette, ccm-
pletely furnished for real comfort no chill
dren under "a; rent. 500 with garage avail
able Cleveland 1881
3l2 K ST. NE End FLOOR; LIVING
room, bedroom. with large kitchen. private
bath, sink. range, h.-w.h.. cleo. gas; COM
pletely furnished for housekeeping; clean;
no children: phone; S45.
FOUR ROOMS; LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING;
modern: comfortable home. G st. Sc. Lin
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SUBURBAN BOARD.

TAILS CHURCH, VA, Horseshoe Hill Inn
VIII accommodate limited number adult
guests for Summer; miles from city on
Lee Highway; rates. $3.50 and SIS per
week Phone Falls Church 1873.
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RED FOX TAVERN,

MIDDLEBURG, VA.
During the Summer months we are max
ing special prices for those wishing to spend
week ends and vacations near WASHINGTON.
Prices on request.
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PRACTICE YOUR FRENCH,PROP. and
board with Partisan family; cool rooms
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1893 14th ST. NV
Downtown apartments, rooms, hall and
,ath, $27.50 and $50 90.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
3ROOKLAND COURTS,
1910 PERRY ST NE

1874 CONN. AVE. NV.
Second-ioor studio apartment, eonsisting
Of bedroom, dinette, kitchenette and bath.
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3e4l r ST NW.-One or two Government
or business men; airy. cool front room IN
corner home in beautiful Burlelth. Phone IN
room Porch and bath adjoining. Meals IL
desired Phone North 6782.
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room, kitchen, tile bath. s32 50: .
rooms. bath, $500. FRIGIDAIRE free 10
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1880 IN3RAHAM ST. NW.-Large room with
bath. second-fioor front; in private home'
All conveniences; can give board one soo'
two $40 each. Near two car lines and bus.
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SOUTHERN CLUB Annex,
1903 Mass ave. Everything new and beauti-
ful Double rooms and one single. private
bath. Very near business section. Delicious
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JFANNETTE,
1914 l4th ST. NV
Convenient location. 4 rooms q be6.oomS)
and bath, s37 so to $500.
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THE AMHERST,
1854 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
) K rooms, reception hall and bath, i45.
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ROOM AND BOARD couple and care for
child during daY. Georgia 2l9e-J
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70e F ST NE.-Double rooms excellent
home cooking; convenient; $40 per week.
1929 K ST. NV, The Lee-Marque-Nicely
furniehed room, semi-private oath' eAce9n1. .
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1914 ST.-Single and double rooms; newly
papered;, nicely furnished; running hot or
and dinner, s39 to SAB; gentlemen: variety
very best food we'll prepared meals. family
style: plenty to eat; private family; no
servants: homelike atmosphere; use of living
roonn Metronolitan 3366
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$40 r. /. AVE. Ne.
rooms. Murphy bed and bath. '37so
bedrooms), bath. $751; 90; FRIGIDAfRE IN
CLUDED; resident manager.
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LOVELY HOME IN BLUE RIDGE MTS.
HiRh: healthful. beautiful legation; on farm I
/ mile from sta. 80 from WashlngIom; en-
Cellent board; reasonable. Miss Nellie H.
Eehin. Linden. Va.
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MAMWO OAh 1ARDEN5,
l009-i1 3lst ST. NV.
Detached. modern APARTMENTS. beautiful
lawn and shrubbery. FRIGIDAIRE; rooms
Murphy bed, bath. $40 90; 3 rooms, tile bath
so UP; resident manager.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
(Continued.)

"a N ST. NV, APT. 5-Cheerful front
'om; private family; gentleman. lady or
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IINNWOOD PLACE-BoarderS in private
modern home plenty chicken 20 sn "a w Tsgi'
rnnms Mrs L. c. linn. Strasbnrg. Va.
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SPEND DELIGHTFUL VACATION ON
large Va. estate COLONIAL home; h m96epR
beach; private golf course: Southern COOK
Ing rates. $40 70 slS weekly; screened tents fM9
hours from city. Mai. Marshall MacDon-
ald Media Farm. Charles Town. V. Va.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-28
DALLASSTEERS
WIND UP CAMP
Spudders Work Hard De-
spite Muddy Field; Most
Players In Form

DALLAS, Tex, March 28.-(Pl-
The Dallas Steers training camp
at Corsicana closed today when
the remaining players left for Dali
las to join the main squad which
went to their home town Wednes-
day for exhibition games during
the remainder of the week. 1t orig
inally was planned for the Steers
to return to their training base
Monday for another week, but
after it was learned the Chicago
White Sox had vacated Steer Sta
dunn as a training camp the re-
mainder o. the herd was ordered
home. The last to leave the camp
were Gene Moore, Eli Ward, Paul
Hensick and Elmer Bray. pitchers,
and Fred Roster, outfielder, and
Ray Pierce. pitcher-outfielder.
An all-night downpour left Ath-
letic Park, the home Of the Wich-
tia Falls Spudders. In no condition
for a ball game this afternoon, and
prospects were the team would be
denied the opportunity of meeting
the New York Giant Yannigans in
the second game of a two-game
series. Yesterdays game also was
cancelled, due to the rain and cold
weather. The weather today did
not keep the squad idle, however,
Manager Jim Galloway and Buddy
Tanner, his assistant, leading the
players through a long midday
drill.
The San Antonio Bears broke
camp at Laredo a day ahead of
schedule and motored up from the
border city today. The windup in
camp was a IA practice game
taken from the Laredo All-Stars,
The Bruins left Laredo in good
condition. They will work lightly
for games with Pittsburgh Satur-
day and Sunday and next week viii
swing around a chain Of small
towns giving exhibitions.
The Cubs prepared today for ar
encounter with the New York
Giants tomorrow. Memories Of the
recent games with the Chicago
White Sox were carried to give
them hope. McGrawmen will spend
three days at the Cub camp.
Elmer Hanson, Exporter veteran
was to face the Kansas City, Amer
lean Association, Blues, at Beau
mont today in the first of sever
consecutive exhibition games. Three
hours was devoted to batting prac-
tice yesterday. Manager Claud
Robertson said the boys needed thi:
work much more than the proposed
neutrality-suspicious. practice game
which it replaced. Afield the Ship
pers look great.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-28
HIDALCO MEET
PLANS READY
Mission To Be Hosts To In
terscholastic League
Entrants 1880
Especial to The Herald

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MISSION, March 28.-With the
biggest number Of entrants ever
entered in a Hidalgo county inter
scholastic league meet, scheduled
to get under way in this city FRI
day morning and to continue
through Saturday, Mission has
taken on a gala attire for the
meeting.
General headquarters have been
established at the junior high
school, and information booths
and all other necessary arrange
mentS have been completed.
Supt. E, E. Chamness of the We5-
laco schools, is general director of
the meet, and both literary and
track and field entrants have been
selected by the different schools,
and a large number have been n
tered.
Legion Park will be the scene or
the athletic events, and the senior
and junior high auditoriums will
house the literary events. Both
events are scheduled to start at
$50 a. m. Friday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-28
By CHARLEY

Occasionally a situation turns up
in a game where an umpire is called
upon to make a common sense rul-
ing. There are a number of odd
situations that arise that are not
covered in the rule book.
I remember several years ago /
went to Cape Girardeau, Mo, to
look over a big country pitcher by
the name of Elan Vangilder, who
was knocking the rural boys cold
with a fast ball.
Vangilder was on the hill in this
Sunday game against a team from
Perryville, a nearby town. The
usual pickup collection Of semi
pros, bushers and ringers were col
lected on each side. The intertown
rivalry vas very keen.
The game was not particularly
exciting as VangiIder was too good
a pitcher for the other fellows, but
a play came up in the last part of
the eighth inning that caused more
than ordinary commotion.
The Cape was batting and had
two out and no one on the bags.
The batter also had two strikes
and on the next pitch was prompt
ly called out. He turned to argue
the point and noticed the catcher
had dropped the ball. Instead of
running to first he continued to
jawing with the Jump. The CATCH
er then threw the ball to the pitch
er, who dropped it into his hip pock-
ct and started walking off the field.
At this time, spurred by shouts
from the bench, the batsman sprint
ed toward first, The pitcher, like
wise realizing the situation also
sprinted to the bag, trying all the
while to get the ball out Of his
pocket. 1t was a close race, but
the pitcher got there first, still
clutching at his pocket.
The base umpire ruled the run
ner out. then reversed himself when
the offensive side pointed out that
the pitcher had another ball in
the same pocket
1t led to a real country argument
and had the score been close it
might have provoked a hot time
for that umpire, no matter which
way he ruled.