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JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-04-23
A Jednak Udziaf
Wziac Trzeba

Zwyczaj byf oddawna utarty miescie Cleveland,
re do urzadzania obchod6w majowych stawa}a zawsze
zazwycza ten spos6b, re ten nny zespo4 sprawe
obchodu icjowa og4asza4 odezwe, zapraszajac repre-
zentant6w organzacyj zespo46w wsp6lne zebrane.
Zbierali sic reprezentanci organizowa wsp6lny ko-
mitet i wyberal posrod sebe zarzad kt6ry pracami
przygotOWaWcZemi klerOWaf. M0WlO sic pOd0Wczas,
re zorganzowana tutejsza Poona przygotowue obch6d
majowy dla cafej Polonji I rzeczywscie obchodach
Gala Polonja udzia} zawsze czynny bra}a.
roku biezacym sta4o sic naczej. Gala sprawa
inny spos6b zosta1a postawona inaczej do urzadze
MIA obchodu sic zabrano. Incjatywa tym razem wysza
cd kogo innego kt6ry zapros} zebranie tyko eden
zesp6}, pomijajac inne organizacje zespofy. Ma
stepnych zebraniach sprawa ia zupenie asno zostaa
postawiona obch6d egoroczny urzadza ME GAIA Polo
MIA, ale eden zespof, zapraszajac ogo do wzlecia
dziafu obchodzie przygotowania wszelke jednak be-
da poczynone przez tych tylko, ktorzy rzpc ncjaty
we.
Sprawe, sic przygladajac, MONA powiedziec, re
zle sic stao ak sic sta}o bo Poonji cd wsp6udzafu
przygotoWaniach usuWac ME MONA ME nalezy Po-
niewaz jednak do daty, ktorej obch6d majowy
sic odbyc uz bardzo kr6tk wiec tez ME pozostae
mic innego, jak tylko pogodzc sic tem jak jest.
Bye moze niej edna nasZych CzytelncZek pO-
vie sobe pocoz jest brac udzia obchodzie skoro do
wsp64pracy w przygotowanach ME zaproszono. Od
powiedz jednak - zdaniem moze bye tn ta-
ka Me naezy przyszosc dopuscic do tego aby
jaka ym roku sic staa, powtorzyfa sic kiedy
kolwiek. Do urzadzania obchod6w narodowych stawac
powinna GAIA tutejsza zorganizowana Polonja Mkt
ale to Mkt ME prawa rzad6w dyktatorskich Polon
tutejszej narzucac Ale pomimo tego wszystkego,
obchodzie majowym, jak sic odbedzie niedziele
dnia 5go maja b. stop pomnika Tadeusza Kosciu-
ski Wade Parku udzia4 czynny wziac trzeba
gdyz tego cd wymaga zrozumienie soidarnosc Me
mozemy dopuscic, azeby ktos chcaf rzucac zarzeWie
nezgody dzelic Polonje tutejsza obozy tam wte
dy, gdy sic rozchodz sprawy og6lne, GAIA tuejsza
Polonje ednako obchodzace. vice, ME chcac dawac
gorszacego przykadu niezgody naszej mfodziezy kto
loLr c;oL;o
zy, udzaf Obchodzie Majowym wziac pownnysmy
tax, jak to czynysmy inne lata To jest najwfascw
stanowisko dla nas Szanowne Siostry gdyz przez
to wykazemy, zesmy zespo}em wyrobionym organizacy
ME i narodowo, re ME wasne 'a' ale o
chowanie zgody sodarnosci sic tym wypadku
rozchodzi.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-04-23

zebrania funduszy W celu rato-
wanna tel polskiej uczelni, W
celu zapewnienia jej dalszej egzy
STENCIL, w celu dania moznosci,
ably prowadzic mog}a swa pozy-
teczna dla ca}ego Wychodztwa
prace wychowawcza oswiato-
wa, ably W tel szkolic sic mogly
zastepy m}odziezy polskiej W du-
chu polskim. Wysi}ek to pod
kazdym wzgledem szlachetny i
poparcia godny.
Moralne poparcie jest dobre,
ale pieniadz jest w tym wypa-
dku najwymowniejszem popar-
ciem. Niechze wiec sprawl po-
wyzsza racza sic zainteresowai
Bracia Siostry, Czlonkowie i
Czlonkinie naszego Zjednoczenia,
bo jak powiadamy, sprawa ia
jest warta poparcia ma INA
czenie przeogromne, bo tax dlugo
polskosci, jak d@ugo wychowar ia
i ksztafcenia w duchu narodo-
wynn, W duchu polskim, a tax
diugo tego dobrego wychowania,
jak dlugo wyzszych polskich u
czelni ma Wychodztwie. Ia wszel
ka przeto Gene Zakiad ten musi
bye utrzymany odpowiednio u
posazony dla prowadzenia dal-
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-04-23
"a Zebraniem Funduszy Ma Dalsze
Utrzymanie Tel Polskiej Wyzszej
Uczelni.
Seminarjum Polske Orchard Lake, Mich. - to
nasza duma, wiec Gale Wychodztwo Polskie
Ameryce utrzymanie tel polskiej uczelni
dbac powinno.

Seminarjum Polskie w Orchard
Lake, Mich. jest jedna z najstar-
szych wyzszych polskich uczelni
w Ameryce i dlatego jej byt
powinien bye wszechstronnie "a
pewniony. My Polacy-Katolicy
przedewszystkiem utrzymanie
tel uczelni dbac winnismy juz
chociazby re wzgledu ma iej
szeroka i pozyteczna dzia}alnosG.
Dzisiejszego kierownictwa "a
kfadu bye moze najwazniejsza
troska jest pozyskanie jak mai
wiekszej liczby przyjacio{ i do
broczyncow, przy pomocy kto-
rych moglby on zebrac odpowied
MIA kwote pieniezna, konieczna
ma utrzymanie dalsze prowa-
dzenie tel uzytecznej polskiej
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-04-23
PODAROWANY MAJATEk KS.
BISKUP BANDURSKI ODDAL
RODZINIE POWSTANCA.

WARSZAWA. - Ks. biskup
Wladysiaw Bandurski, jeden mai
wiecej zasiuzonych W Polsce kar-
fanow patricia wielki, ME przy-
jail majatku Granzyszki W powie-
Gle Oszmianskim. ktory mu 20
sta1 ofiarowany jake dar honoro-
wy przez Sejm Wilenski W dowod
wdziecznosci "a zas}ugi polozone
dla Ojczyzny.
Cdy ks. biskup Bandurski dowie-
dzia} sic. ze majatek mu przyzna-
ny przez sejm wilenski byf skon-
fiskowany przez moskali W roku
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-04-23
hOMlSJA POSELSkA UCHWALI.
LA SLEDZTWO w SPRAWIE
MORDU w AURORA.

SPRINGFIELD. ILL. Posel-
ska komisja sadownicza opowiedzia
10 sic "a wdrozeniem sledztwa pra-
" odawczego W sprawie zabicia Ii
liam De kingowej przez agenta pro
hibicyjnego w Aurora. iii.
Akcje komisji poprzedzi1a burr
liwa dyskusja. " trakcie ktorej
rosef Michael Igoe z Chicago OPT
sal mord W Aurora, jako najha-
skandal W historic sta
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-04-23
DROBLAZCI
Z TYGODNIA

Prasa medjolansk. podaje ME-
zmiernie ciehawe szezesoiy . mo-
wei miedzynarodowce masonskiej.
zorganizowanej W Cenewie, ktora
Ma Ia eel zadanie skupie W je-
dnym osrodku stowarzys.enia ma
sonskie caiego swiata.
Giownym organizatorem " tel
dziedzinie jest niejaki Edward Quar-
tier la Tente, ktory W 1920 roku
utworzyi W Neuchatel miedzynaro-
DOVE biuro masonskie.
Podstawy miedzynarodowej UnI
fran-masonow zostaiy ustalone "
pazdzierniku 1921 roku; siedempa-
scie poteg masonskich braIo udxiaf
W niej.- Zostaly jednogiosnie przy-
jete kierownicze podstawy, uio.o-
no statuty, utworzono komitet do
radczy, ktorego czionkami sa wiel
cy mistrze frank ma sonerji New
Yorku, Szwajcarji Ioz francuskiej,
belgijskIeJ hoisnderskiej. Quar-
tier la Terte zosta{ mianowany
~Telkim kancIerzem. Uuia skiada
sig trzech orgauow: 10 kongres
niedzynarodo~y, xbieraj jscy sic re-
gusarnie CO try lata, 20 kouitet
doradczy, SO wielld kanclerz.
Unja, miedzy innemi, ma "a
pr2edmiot mole ma igS6wnieisxy
- pozostawac przy boku Ligi Ma.
rodow, by m6c wywierac ma mia
moraine kierownictwo''.
Cd chwiii xatozenia do dxisiai
hongres zebraf sic cxtery raxy, ko-
mitet doradczy xss siedem ruxv.
Geneva zostala wybrana jako CEN
trum Uni, ktorej statuty s.. POI
eebne do staiutow L;gi Narodow.
Wyciag generslnego raportu,
przedstawiony kongresowi W roku
1928, ogfoszony przez ''Corispon
denza' wskaxuje ma stale stosunki,
wymisne Iistow etc. istniejace DO
miedzy Unjs masonsks a Lisa Ma
rodow.
Frank ma sonerja ME lest mocar-
stwem, akredytowsnem przy Lidze
Narodow tel racji wpiyw jej
ma Lige jess cais,owicie nieiegalny;
4 TO tembardziei ae usuwa sic
pod publicznei kortroli dziaia "
ukryciu.
Przypomnijmy sobie opor,
jakim spotksta sic propozycja Ia
p,oszenia przedstawiciela papieia
DO Ligi Narodow. Opor ten pocho-
DIT rzeczy"iscis tych osrodkow.
More szuaafy rozszerzenia swych
nIeiegalnych wp4ywow W Lidze Ma
rodow.
Naleiy rowniez sobie uprzytom-
ric, ze loze masonskie, formule
'Iegalnosc solidarnose" ktor4
chca xaszczepic " Ionic Lisi Ma
sodow NADIA ia specyficzne znacze-
NE; pod formula ta, jesii chodxi o
najwazniejsze kuituralne problemA-
ty, ukrywaja sic tendencje, pre-
ciwwstawia ;ace sic radykalnie IA
Sd dom, ma ktorych opiera sic spo-
ieczenstwo chrzescijanskie.
Przytoczone tutaj przez prase
w}oska informacje, swiadcz@ce
wielkim wysi{ku organizaeyjnym
wszech swiatowej masonerji, - sio-
sem ostrzezenia pod adresem Gale
go swiata chrzescijanskiego, ktory
winien xwrocic baczna uwage.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-04-23
ZEBRANIE KOMITETU POMNIKA A
OLA OCHOTNIk6W Z
AMERYKI

WARSZAWA. - Przedstawicie.
lie. rzadu, czlonkowie Towarzystwa
Emigracyjnego inni wybitni oby-
wateie byli obecni ma pierwazem
zebraniu komitetu dla budowy pom
nika dla poleglych ochotnik6w-zoi-
merry Ameryki. ktorzy zgineli W
walce o wolnose Polski. Zarxad re-
go komitetu skiada sic nastepu-
jacych osob: general Rouppert pre-
zes, Adam Lisiewicz Waclaw Sie-
roszewski wiceprezesi j Cssiorow.
ski sekretarz.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-04-23
"AL" SMITH PISZE SWA BIO
GIRAFFE.

NOWY YORK. - Byfy guber-
nator Alfred E. Smith bedzie pisa}
historic swojego zycia dla tygod-
nika Saturday Evening Post. Au-
tobiografja bedzie sic ukazywaia
czesciami W tygodniku. pozniej be-
die wydana w formie ksiazki. O.
bejmie ona karjere byiego guber-
natora cd wczesnej mlodosci. po
przez lata karjery publicznej, az
do zakonczenia ostatniej kampa-
EJI PolityczneJ w czasie wyborow
prezydenc jalnych.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-04-23
SENAT ZATWlERDZA NOMINA.
CUE DAWESA.

WASHINGTON. - Prezydent
Hoover przesfai do senatu kiika-
dziesiat nominacyj, miedzy temi IA
kze nominacjs Charlesa c. Da-
wesa, by}ego wice-prezydenta Sta
now Zjednoezonych ma ambasado-
IA do Anglji ma miejsce Houghto-
Ia, ktory wraca do Stanow lied
noczonych. Nominacje p. Dawe.a
zatwierdzono bez imiennego gfo-
sowania.
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u mas jest sprawa ia dopiero W
fazie organizowania sic, ale mo-
ze to nawet korzystniej, 1e
tenn zanadto sic ME spieszymy, --
gdyz jest wieksza pewnosc, IL
praktyczniejszy lepszy bye mo-
ze potrafimy program piracy So
bic nakreslic, szerszy ogoi o
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-04-23
MARsZ. J. PILSUDSkI ZLOZYL
HOJNY OAR MA POMNIk PO-
LEGkYCH zOLNIERZY
Z AMERYkI.

WARSZAWA. - komitet budo-
Wy pomnika dla polegiych zoinie-
Ameryki zwrocif
sic do Marsza}ka Pi{sudskiego i.
prosba o przyjecie protektoratu.
Marszalek. przyjmujac protektorat,
zlozy} ma rece komitetu jako da-
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-04-23

1888 wskutek powstania polskie-
go,l polecii majatek Granzyszki od-
daG spadkobiercom by4ego wfasci-
cieIa dzieInego powstanca pol
skiego, Jozefa korsaka.
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sprawie tel cafej wiecej bedzie sic
mogf dowiedziec.
A poczatki bede musiaiy bye
bardzo umiejetnie prowadzone, a
by ogolu ME zrazac, przeciwnie,
"a wszelka Gene starac sic nalexy
wszystkich sprawa ta zaintereso'
wac.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-04-23
Wspanialy Oar Mar. Pi|sudsgiego

nine 1000 zfotych polskich. Pom
nix ten stanie W micsc,e Rownem.
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m-Inu Illinois
The Washington times., 1929-08-21

drive to Jameson got one Of
them back I'm WaShington's
third, while consecutive singles
by Spencer and Hayes, Thomas
fOrce-Out and One-shctS by
Judge and Rice cashed two
more and sent the Griffmen
out In front In the fourth.
After Myer had made first when
Luke Sewell missed his third strike
in the fifth and Cronin had singled
him to second, West advanced them
both with a sacrifice bunt. This was
sufficient for ShOffner.
Kent Holloway picked him up and
Intentionally passed Spencer to pack
the runways. Hayes bounced to j.
Sewell and Myer was forced at the
plate, but when L. Sewell's throw to
Fonseca in an attempt to double up
Hayes struck the latter in the back,
Cronin and Spencer tailed, while
Jack stopped at second.
Two singles and a sacrifice fly
added another off Holloway in the
seventh before the firing ceased.
The Washington times., 1929-08-21
'1TODAYS
oPORTORIAL!!.
B.kKIRK MILLER~

third of the schedule so as to
get better contracts for 1880.
That may be so in some cases,
but it isn't so in the premise of
one Goose Goslin, Ell?
Jimmy Connolly, former
Georgetown miller, has picked a
Babe Ruth all-America team and
has asked this writer to reserve
him a hotel room in Chicago
overlooking the lake. Jimmy's
idea of Ruth's team is: Coch-
rane, Grove, Bush, Terry,
Hornsby, Jackson, Traynor, Sim
8 mons, Wilson and Herman.
W. P. Benson, s02S Porter
st. N. W., asks the maximum
seating capacity of Griffith
Stadium and the largest official
paid attendance. As is, the
Washington park will seat $4,000
and has been sell-out in sew
eral games over a period of
years, usually on Sundays. For
world series purposes, and with
extra seats built in, $4,000 can
be seated. The largest world
series attendance was 1000,
with standing room having been
sold.
Washington has heard much
about the Gallaghers and Proc
tors, heavyweights, but less
about Joe Smallwood, an earnest
young welterweight of this city,
who has been going about his
work quietly and determinediy.
Starting out under the manage
ment of his father, an employe
of the Washington Terminal
Company, Smallwood has not
picked his opponents, but rather
has taken them as they came.
Joe boxes Nick Bass in the
semi-windup to the Cobb Crosse
fight in Baltimore next Monday.
Smallwood is a good, stiff
puncher and throws 'em from
the floor, as his enviable list of
K. O.'s proves. Joe is a great
favorite down around Roanoke,
where he faces Spike Webb
August 80.
Six feet tall and weighing
lat, Smallweod is of the Fitz-
simmons build, with something
of Bob's punch. OF his 29
fights, 19 have been victories
by X. O.'s and five by decision.
He has lost five, mostly in the
early part of his career, and
one of them being by an unin-
territorial foul. Joe is just 81
and his cotch-English- Indian
ancestry is standing him in good
stead in the ring. He has never
been knocked off his feet in the
ring, and, so far as we know,
anywhere else. n
The Washington times., 1929-08-21
YANKS UNK|ND
To FABER

The Yanks today are no doubt
congratulating themselves on being
the generous souls they are.
For yesterday being Faber day at
Comisky Park with the veteran
pitcher being given a check for
$2.700 and a radio among other
things, the Yanks up and gave him
a to beating. This gift included
plenty, of misery as some IL hits
went along with the beating.
While Higgins athletes were be-
ing so considerate of Mr.. Faber the
Athletics were taking one on the
chin from the Browns so they now
lead the American parade but by
a paltry margin of y games. Ralph
Kress' homer with one on provided
the st. Louis runs.
Three Detroit pitchers tried in
vain to stop Boston, the Red SOx
pounding out IL to 8 verdict.
The Giants broke even with the
Cubs, McGraw's athletes taking the
first affair, 4 to /, beating Guy
Bish in the process. The second
game was a ! to triumph for Hal
Carlson-his seventh straight win.
Rogers Hornsby, who scored the
Cubs lone run in the opener, tailed
again by means of a triple and
Wilson'S single.
Philadelphia trimmed Pittsburgh,
3 to s. by the simple but effective
expedient of scoring runs in the
first three innings and then watch
ing the Pirates try and catch up.
Chuck Klein. leading home
run hitter IN the National, was
forced to retire from the game.
He Is suffering from a severe
cold.
Brooklyn's pain in seeing the
CARDS conquer Dazzy Vance, to 2,
in the first game of a double BILL
was greatly alleviated by Ray Mosss
4 to victory in the second. JOHNNY
Frederick slapped his twenty.firxt
homer over the wall in the nightcap.
Fred Lucas ran his win string to
Is when he pitched Cincinnati to a
o to 2 win over Boston.
The Washington times., 1929-08-21
GriMAhead Tribe
In MDouble-PLay
Killings

CLEVELAND, Aug. 21.-An In
teresting sidelight to the current
Washington. Cleveland series is the
battle for the American Leagues
double.play supremacy.
The two clubs were tied at 1874
all when entering yesterdays
game. BY checking off two dual
executions to none completed by
the Indians in that game. however,
the Griffmen stepped ahead with
1876.
These same Indians last year set
a new American League record for
double plays with 184 and are put
ting up a tough scrap for this
years honors.
The Washington times., 1929-08-21

Louis Leominster Little is ex-
pected in Washington momentar-
lily to take up the reins of
Georgetown's 1929 football
drive.
Louis Leominster would have
been here by now, except for the
illness of Mrs. Little, who is
said to be passing through a /,
tech" Of influenza.
In fact Louis Leominster has
been in Washington already in
connection with the coming grid
iron campaign, having made a
flying trip here one day last
week. He was too busy to get
in touch with anyone except
Tom Fitzgerald, his boon COM
panion, and he didn't even get in
touch with him, because Tom
was at his country estate in
Sherwood Forest, at the moment
Louis Leominster called.
Anyway, if all goes we'll in
thc sick room, Louis Leominster
may be expected to breeze in
any moment, and from that in
slant on, Georgetown's 1929 ma
chine will be ''in gear"
GEORGETOWN has shifted its
training base this year from
Wildwood, N. j., to Ocean City.
same State Many people do not
understand the reason for the
shift, as two very fine teams
were trained at Wildwood, but
we suspect that twice-a-day
seven-mile auto bus ride from
Wildwood to the Wildwood
Country Club is one of the rea-
sons why the extreme South
Jersey resort will not find
Georgetown in its midst for the
third successive time this year.
A training site within a few
minutes walk of the Southern
Hotel, where the Blue and Gray
eleven will be quartered for two
weeks, starting September 8, has
been selected. That beats a
seven-mile ride in a bumpy old
motor bus by about 80 minutes
coming and going, which, con-
sidering that there are two
training sessions a day. will give
the boys two more hours per
day to look at the sights in the
surf.
With Atlantic City only 10
miles away over the new bridge
which has been completed since
last summer, the Temple Uni
versity training base at Bader
Air Field will be much more
convenient for scrimmages.
Temple is trained by Louis
Leominster's old line mate,
Heinie Miller, former Pennsyl-
vania star.
Some wise-cracking scoundrel
has suggested to this bureau
that the Washington bah club
is playing good ball in the last
The Washington times., 1929-08-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Philadelphia, s; Pittsburgh, 6.
Cincinnati. g.; Boston, 2.
st. Louis, so; Brooklyn, ga.
New York. 40; Chicago, III.
TODAYss GAMES
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York.
ST., Louis at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
The Washington times., 1929-08-21
ACTIVE AT 80

Maj. c. B. Fowler, S0-year-old Van.
couver athelete, h been active for
the past forty years in running and
walking events and has won numer.
Gus trophies as a swOrdsman and
marksman,
The Washington times., 1929-08-21

A firm believer in confidence and
eager to make it three out Of four
over the Indians, Manager johnson
therefore has decided to start the
Texan when the Griffmen close their
series here today. Brown frankly
confessed to the writer several days
ago that he has unlimited con-
fidence in his ability to master
Roger Peckinpaugh's club.
Il haven't had many shots at
the Indians since horning into the
American League" he admitted,
"and yet I'm dead sure I've got
something on EN-"
When a fellow gets hunch like
mine there's usually something to
it and If Walter starts me in the
Cleveland series believe I'll prove
it.
Those birds have got hard.
hitting club but are taiIOr-made
for certain brands of pitching,
and | believe that / can take
'enn."
Having voiced this cockiness,
Brown therefore must go into battle
against Wes Ferrel, Cleveland's
sparkling 21-year-oId Highlander.
Should the youngster show signs
of weakening in the later heats,
however, Freddie Marberry will be
rushed to his aid. Though unable
to travel the full nine frames, Fred
Is strong enough to bear down
with all he's got for few innings.
His recent attck Of tonsilitis stiIl
makes it necessary to nurse him
along carefully.
Immediately after today's strug.
gle, the Griffs win hustle for a
train en- route for Detroit where
they are to terminate their current
road jog with another four game
stand.
Yesterdays game found the Griffs
cracking Milburn Shoffner, another
southpaw for their second in q row
over the Tribe, to 2. Making his
American League debut as a start
ing singer, Shoffner retired the los.
ing pitcher after 4 and 1.3 periods.
Though given two-run edge in the
first round he weakened in the
third and fourth and was derricked
in favor of Ken Holloway with one
gone in the fifth.
Little Myles Thomas, the
former Yankee, was the real
hero Of the scuffle. Thomas re-
heved Bob Burke with two runs
across, the bases full and no.
body out, in the first. Helped
out of this hole by q fOrce-Out
at the plate and q fast double
play, he followed through with
AN unofficial shut out, retiring
/ ~ men and permitting but six
hits while finishing.
This was easily Thomas best
tched game since entering the
American League and marked his
third win in a row. Also it ac-
counted for .Washington's eleventh
decision in is starts and clinched
an edge for the current journey.
Shoffner himself had pulled out
of an ugly situation In the first
frame. After two singles and a
base on balls had choked the paths
with one out he frightened to re.
tire Cronin and West consecutively
Morgan started the scoring off
Burke in ClevelaY1d's half, when he
singled to center and continued
home when the ball got away from
West for an error Joe Sewell was
nit by pitched bail and made
third on Averill's single to right.
Fonseca's single to center regis
tered Joe Sewell. and AveriII took
second while Jamieson's walk filled
the bases. Thomas relieved Burke
and pulled out Of trouble when
Hodapp forced AveriIl at the plate
with a hop to Hayes. while Gard
ner hit into a double play
That was all for Cleveland.
Sammy Rice's double TO right,
GSslfn's lnfleld out and Myers
The Washington times., 1929-08-21
KING on PITCHERS

The record for pitching victories
in the major leagues is held by Cy
Young, who won 291 in the National
League and 220 I'm the American
League, within a twenty-two.yea
neriod,
The Washington times., 1929-08-21
Brown Claims He'll Defeat
Cleveland Team Today
BY Bob Thayer

CLEVELAND, Aug 21t-Lloyd Brown, Walter johnson s
2yearod souhpaw pitcher is certain he stop the Ceve
land Indians The durable Southern Association graduate
comedies that the Trbesmen have formidable aggregation
of htter but asserts his stuff is exactly what they don't
The Washington times., 1929-08-21
Ten Days Left Before Ruth
1929 Contest Closes
BY Babe Ruth Contest Editor

You Babe Ruth AlAmerica Teams fans had better get
busyyou only have 10 days to get your selection to this
deskl Count 'em.-lO davsI
The Washington times., 1929-08-21
TODAYS |
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
WASHINGTON, 8: Cleveland, 2.
New York, s.; Chicago, 4.
st. Louis. 2: Philadelphia, 1.
Boston, 12: Detroit, 8.
TODAY'S GAMES
WASHINGTON at Cleveland.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia Mt st. Louis.
Boston at Detroit.
~ C,,wu@N.nw ~r-
The Washington times., 1929-08-21

do with selecting the trip winners
you'd all be winners):
Traynor, Sb Wilson, CT
Hornsby, 2b jackson, IS
Herman, RI Cochrane,
Foxx, 1b. Grove, p
Simmons. IL Bush, p
Now, note this team from Claren-
don, Virginia:
Herman, IF Foxx, 10
Traynor, 3b Cochrane, c
Hornsby, 2b Jackson. IS
Wilson. cf Grove, p
Simmons, II Bush, p
Notice the teams are exactly
the same, but the lineup Is
bit different. The reasons are
also different, we are not giving
these because of lack OF space.
Wouldn't surprise US If so per
cent of the fans picked this
particular team-because on paper
it sure does show strength in every
position! Too, it shows you lads
are watching your dope and that
may mean a trip to some, of you.
And here's hoping you can stick
the old Bambino for a hundred
trips.