davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-07

dueha vole videl zabezpecend
vel'kd buddcnost' svojej vlasti a
svojho naroda. - To vlastne je
najvacsi politicky odkaz Stefani-
kov nam vsetkym.
Bol v boji oslobodenskom V
politickom boji vobec nekompro-
misny, casio az bezohl 'adny. Vse-
tko staval ma vysoke idey mravne
a V boji o politickd poctivost' a
mravnost' boil nedprosny. Bol ne
smieritel ne proti kazdej kon-
junkturalnej politike a pre- bu-
d1cnost' stale zdoraznoval, ze sa-
mostatny mas stat musi sa jej w
strihat', ze musi byt verny a
vd 'acny spojencom. v tom vse-
tkom .moze nam byt' Stefanik
vzoron, tom vsetkom idey jeho
m6zu nam byt' jeho posmrtnym
odkazom. A jestli budeme my v
zemiach eeskych j tn ma Sloven-
sku vsetci pint tento jeho od-
kaz, zachranime pre- budlcnost'
to, pre- co bojoval a comu obeto-
val ysetko svojom ziyote, co
NAL zachranime itym svoju ma
rodnost', svoju slobodu, svoj Stat.
Mech je nam vzdy drahy odkaz
9 pamiatka Milana Rastislaya
Stefanika!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-07

Vzt'ahy Slovenska so slovenskou Amerikou nestaly
nikdy tax ze, ako terra jsom case. Mrazivy chad
vana tamtej strany nam. N.Y. daeko cd rodnej zeme
vzdialeni vzdy cevali nej horucu lasku podo-
piera ju penaznymi obet mi Stacilo nam slovko vda
KY slovko uznana cd bratov domova, ably
hria odusevni "a to nase Slov6nsko.
Ale Slovensko mas neodusevnuje. Nedba akosi
mas Neprejavuje zaujmu, ako by mao prejavovat'
voci ceej tretne naroda. Nemame temer zadnych sty
kov. Mimo Vojtesskeho Spolku, ziadna ina kudrna u
sanovize 81 mas nevsfma, nepestuje nami syky Mimo
zadosti penaze, ziadna politicka strana nam
radi nase rady ziadost nevypoeuje.
Mahoningski Slovaci zakladaj1 81 kniznicu z prize
zost TO- vyrocia repubiky Sovensku bola akcia po
moct zaozt' kniznce Slovakom zahranci byvajucim.
NV SINE sa hasili pomoc Necakali SINE mnoho. Len
preukazane zaujmu mas. Odpoved' prisa, re to boa
akcia len pre- Sovakov zjdcich Runlunsku Mad ar
Sku.
NUz dobre. Aspon vielne, ako mas dbajti. Aka je
ia ich laska ku man, Spil to mas lud tuna uz davno
'Slovensko' prestava mu byt' tJm ktzelnym slovom,
ktore ho privadzalo do nadsenia zertvovania Zksil
SINE to nedeu. slovenska Lga mala tn ukazovat po
hyblive obrazy rodnej vas Obrazy bojov "a sobo-
du naroda obrazy velebnych Taer, zatokasnych poll
duhovitych dolin slovenskych. co sa nestalo? Ma
prick chladnemu pocasiu dobrej reklame rozdania
letakov pri kosoloch oznamenia novinach popo-
ludnajsie predsavenie doso dvanast ludf ma vecer-
najsie dvadsat styri! Predstavenie neboo.
Pred nekol ko rokmi miestnost by bola byvala ma
bta obecenstvom akom predstaveni Teraz naslo sa
len 36 dust zpomedz tisicc ktorych sovo Slovensko
privabilo.
Toto je povazliva vec. Neznai mic dobreho ami pre-
mas Amerke ami pre- Slovensko My bez stykoLso Slo-
venskom SINE suchym konarom strome naroda Slo-
vensko utrati nesmierne mnoho nasm odcudzenm
To nema dopustit Krajov brata majd prilezitost'
napravt chyby pestovanim hoci kult1rnych hospodar
skych stykov americkymi Slovakm - lenze ME ako
dodnes sebecky ale znamen vzajomnej pomoci asky
K rodu.
Potom budeme Ease dbat' Slovensko tax laskyplne,
talk horilce ako SINE donedavna dbali.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-07
BENES MA SLOVENSKO?

Ma desiate vyrocie smrti generaa Milana r. Stefa-
nika recnl Bratslave Kosiciach dl: Benes zahra-
nieny minister CeskoSlovenska Recnl pekne chotive
Slovakom Slovensku; tax pekne re nemame prot je
no reel ziadnej namietky odtlacujeme ju Sovaka
ably 81 ju precita nasi citatea. ] i'm bude pacit.
'sSloyak vycitil, ze "a takou recou musi daco
skryvat' NAL pravdu O par dnf Benesoy organ.
"Ceske Slovo'' uz vydal powell Ma Slovensko Stava
Benesa vodcu pokrokoveho Sovenska na mieste dra
Milana Hodzu
Cesko-Slovensku ami pietne oslavy ME sl bez po-
litiky. 4. sEAh&l lMM
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-07

Wac, lebo vehka sien bola len do
polovice zaplnena. Bolo vyse 200
l'udi pritomne. tt, ktoril prisli,
zaiste nebanuj1, lebo videli Pc
kne divadlo ii, ktori neprisli,
zaiste nemohli najst' dom, lebo je
to prvy raz, co SINE tam hrali. Je
to cd ruky pre- mas narod, lebo v
tel easti mesta vobec Slovaci ami
nebyvaj1.
Srdeena vd'aka vsetkym pri-
tomnym i vsetkym nasim hercom
"a ich vePke namahanie a cas-,
ktory obetovali slovenskej kulth-
re. Mech su spokojni $ vysledkom.
Vsetci ste hrali dobre, oduseyne
ne preto vysledok hry Dol do
bry.
Ct. obecenstvu ale sdelujeme,
ze buddce diyadlo budeme hrat'
" vo svojej ylastnej budove na
Washington ST., ktorn zvacsuje-
me staviame nej move, vel'ke
jayisko, take miestnost' bude ME-
len vel ,kou, ale j v kazdpmt ohl'a-
de diFadlams zodpovedaj ajdcou. Pr
ve divadio Y nasej budove bude
dakedy ma jasef.
vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-07
O DIVADLE DRAMATICKEHo
KRuzKU: sBoRU 146. TsIs.

Divadlo, ktore usporiadal dra-
maticky krlzok Sboru 146. 7. s.
j. Sokol v nedePu vecer v Ukra-
jinskej hale ma Rayen Ave-, bolo
pekne zahrane, ale 60 sa tyka ma
ystevy obecenstva, mohlo byt' All
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-07
NENAvIsT K "CUDzINCOM".

Demokraticky kongresman Rankin 70 statu Missfs-
sipp hoyoriac predohe, zakade ktorej bude pre-
vedene move podelenie kongresnych dstriktoy pro-
speech miest yyslovi ze est bude predoha prjata,
100000 zloeneckych cudzncov dosane y kongresna-
nov km vra staty ako Kentucky, Iowa. Nebraska, Kan
sas Mississippi budd nedostatocne zastdpene kon-
grese
Dennkrat Rankin je presvedceny (a MIN mnoho
inych kongrcsmanov Jnhu Zapadn), ze Amerike je
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-07

naoza tr miony cudzineckych zlocincov, mac by tax
" kongrese nehlasal. Jemu jemu podobnym je kazdt
Neangcan cudzincom zocincom. st 'aste je 5e s ta
k kongresmani mesne mac by kazdy obcan co je ME
kukseron, sedel vo vazen aebo Dol dakde do vyhnan-
stva poslany.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-07
MINISTER BENES O MEDZINAR0DN0N
VYMAME SLOvENSKA.

hranicnych veci CSR., povedal 4.
maja v Bratislave rec ma pietnej
| slavnosti 10. vyrocia smrti gene
Irala M. R. Stefanika. 2 tejto reel
prinasa bratislavsky ''Slovak" ma
/ sledovne: y vt-.a =
| Vecer 8. hod. v nabitej sieni
bratislavskej Sokolovne po Wy
cerpani umeleckeho a prilezitost-
| neho programu ujal sa slova mi
Mister dr.. Benes.
Hovoril Stefanikovi, re z hi
bin poroby vzniesol sa ako mete-
| or k vysinam; oslnoval svoje O.
kolie rozumom, bystrost 'ou 1sud-
| ku, citom lasky oddanosti k i
dealu, osobnou odvahou,.z pro-
steho vojaka stal sa generalom a
ministrom, presiel v. ,t'azkom svo-
jom boji celym svetom a dokon-
| ciac svoju pracu vidiac usku-
toenen;e jej ciel'a, spada opat' a.
ko meteor v rodnd podu zha-
sina. D..
Ako krasny, symbolicky je to
zjav. Ano, osoba Milana Stefani-
ka vystupuje dnes pred verejno-
st 'ou slovenskou a eeskou ako
krasny symbolicky zjav, cim d'a-
lei V jasnejsich konturach.
Stefanik hovorieval, re historic
je nespravodliva, re nikdy ME je
vstave spravne vystihn1t' to, ako
a co kto vykonal, ze ten prlpad
| unho bude markantnejsi, ako u
| inych. Nemyslim, re tomu je tax,
re tomu tax bude. Prave to, elm
sa stal Stefanik, svojou pracou
pre- Slovensko vsetkym stranam
politickym, l'avym i pravym, e.
vanjelikom ako katolikom, Slova-
kom ako Cechom, ukazuje, ze O.
pravdova praca pre- ideale a vyso-
Ike principy spravodlivosti pra
vdy u vas ma Slovensku i v ze
miach ceskych vie sa ocenit'. LIE.
bo Stefanik prinalezi vsetkyn
| Slovakom bez rozdielu prfslusno
| sti politickej a nabozenskej. Ste.
fanik vo svetovej vojne symbol
zoval slovensk1 minul1 bolest a
vsetky slovenske tlzby pre- bu.
d1cnost'. d.
Dostali ste, Slovaci slobodu
slobodu reci a presvedcenia, slo-
bodu politick1 a kult1rnu, dosta-
Ii ste svoje skoly, univerzitu (O.
1rady, 1radnfkov, - doslo k po.
kroku ohromnemu, prevratu ne.
tusenemu. Y historic maleho naro-
da zriedkavo kedy stal sa tax O.
hromny a blahodarny prevrat. T.
ste, ze chceme vsetci este viacei
| este d'alej, ale pri porovnani s
minulost'ou je bude nasa ma
rodna revol1cia vlastne vel'kyn,
zazrakom, "a ktory my vsetci ne.
smieme nikdy osudu Prozretel' ,
nosti prestat' byt' vd'aenf. - Slo-
vensko bolo ovladane az do sveto-
vel vojny kultlrne, politicky, So
elaine hospodarsky inou kult1-
, rou, inou rasou, inym elementom
ako slovenskym. Cels st&roGia bo-
Ii slovaci vedome a imysel'ne tis-
mutt do hrobu a zabudnutia, k pa
du a smrti. Dnes vstavajd hro-
bu a hlasia sa nielen 0 prava, vo-
laju nielen po svojej slovenskej
a slovanskej filozofii duchovej
kultnre, ale sl 81 vedomi svojich
vel 'kych povinnostf narodnych,
ktore chc1, ably bolo odhodene
navzdy vsetko, co cudzieho a ne
dobreho zostalo i'm DOLBY ma
d 'arskej nadvlady nasilenstva.
Slovaci w mate dat Slovensko
skutocne zpat svojej kultnre,
svojmu narodu. svojmu skutoEnA
mu narodnemu Z slavianskemu
poslaniu.
Tym nechceme nikomu mic ami
ma Slcvensku brat, co mu prina-
lei. PRAY minorit sa nedotkneme,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-07

druhej. - Ano, mas stat narod
je srdci Europy. - Jeho geo.
graficka situacia dava mu mimo-
riadny vyyznam Europe a v jej
medzinarodnej politike. Sine ma
| rozhrani troch vel'kych kult1r,
germanskej, slavianskej a vycho-
do-europskej. Hovorieva sa, ze pri
| Bratislave zac7na sa uz europsky
| vychod, ma rozdiel Cd europskeho
| zapadu, ze mas Stat je uz geo
graficky mostom medzi vychodom
a zapadom. Mech je tomu ako-
kopveb, je faktom, ze prave Ces-
koslovensko svojou poziciou ge-
| ografickou a svojou poziciou ma
| rozhranf troch zvlastnych narod-
| nych a rasovych kult1r, ma svoje
! zvlastne vyznamne poslanie kul-
| turne europske. A uvazoval
som casto tom, aky 1kol pripa-
da tn Ease Vam Slovakom.
slovensko je medxinarodnym
cinitel 'om.
Predovsetkym ma Slovensko
svoj zvlastny 1kol medzinarodny.
Kazdy chape 2 prveho .pohPadu
ma mapu, Eako ,dolezitym medzi-
| narodnym cinitelom je bude
Slovesko vzdy pre- mas stat. Ze-
me ceske, sovrete moron neme-
ckym, majd tn svoje jedine W.
chodisko ma vychod. A.
Slovensko je ivy most, ktory
tym, ze oddel 'ujuc Mad Arsko cd
Pol'ska, spojuje mas, cechov, IT,
sic1kilometrovou hranicou Pol
skom a priblizuje mas jednak K
Rumunom, jednak k Rusku. Da-
va tax celemu statu vel'k moz-
nosti politicke, kultdrne, hospo-
darske a je preto pre- mas velkou
bastou proti tym, ktori by mas
chceli sovriet', uplne pohltit' ale
bo zoslabit', mas vel ky buddci roz
voj znemoznit'.
Preto bude Slovensko vzdy
vlastnym predmetom boja so stra-
ny vel'keho, nikdy neutuchajuce-
no nikdy sa nevzdavajdceho ma
d'arskeho integralizmu.
Neverfm, prada, yobec L.
speech tohoto integralizmu, ak bu-
dd Cesi slovaei vsetko toto do
bre chapat' a menovite Siovaci
dobre rozumet tomu, re bez mas
Cechov by integralizmu tomu
padli "a obet'. Ostatne behom
kratkeho desat 'rocia bude kazda
opravdova, nadeja ma jeho dspech
definitivne pohrobena. Ale, hovo-
rim, podstata veci, strukt1ra ge-
ograficka, situacia ve vychodnej
Europe, vzt t'ah raas, narodov
statov este dlho bude yzbudzo-
vat t1zby niektorych mad'ar-
fskych kruhov, aby ma Slovensko
siahly. Prestand ma to mysliet', !,
az uvidia, ze vyssie uvedeny du-
chovny prerod ma Siovensku je
opravdu dokonAiy. A to vsetko
nam umozni v budncnosti dobry
pomer al k Mad 'arsku, S ktorym
chceme, a verim, ze al budeme, ma
koniec zit' priatePstve a dobrej
spolupraci.
Preto budl mat Slov&ci vxdy
vel XII dlohu, M to nezabddat',
$ nami Ceohmi talk intimne q pria
tepslxy ako "a voiny svetovej
vzdy pracoyat' pre- slime. politi-
cky, socialne, hospod&rsky q kul-
tarne kvitndce jednotnS tssko-
slovensko.
v zayere svoiej reci minister
DIR Benes hovorl: Hovorim-li tax
dnes na Slovensku, hovorim pre-
to, ze viem, ze by tax hovoril X
Yam dnes Stefanik. On, mlady,
chudobny Glovak . KoSarisk, stal
sa prislusnikom vel 'keho fran
cdzskeho naroda, muzom ,vliv-
nym vePkou karierou, maj1ci
pristup k najvyssim kruhom spo-
locenskym. Stal So mnzom- kosmO-
=
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-07

SlovenskA Liga il Manfred
nl pstanovizen. vstupujts % nejl
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-10
BY EDDIE ASH.

Bubbles Hargraves Saints, still
hopeful of overtaking the Blues
down the stretch in the A. A. PEN
nant race, we're in Indianapolis to-
day to begin a four-game series
with the Tribesmen. There will be
a single tilt this afternoon, double
header Sunday and another single
fracas Monday. Tuesdays game is
being advanced to provide the Sab
bath twin bill.
The Apostles have a sturdy and
scrappy outfit and on their roster
is the leading swatter, Dusty
Cooke, who poles 'em often and for
all distances. Manager Hargrave Is
ahead of Dusty in the averages, but
has not been in as many games.
The Saints also possess a high
class f1inging staff and are we'll
supplied with reserve talent.
Barnhart CIouts Homer
Coming out of a batting slump
Friday by maulng the Millers, 10
to 6, the Indians cheered up their
followers and made them feel that
this series with the Saints may de-
velop some real struggles after all.
The Betzelites pounded Miller
pitching for fourteen swats, includ-
ing home run by Barnhart and
doubles by Layne, Warstler and
Monahan.
The Tribe scored six runs in the
fourth stanza, knocked Garland
Buckeye out of the box and con-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-10
City Amateur
Mines Battle
Hayes Body, Power and
Light in Feature.

Opening games in the annual
tourney of the indianapolis ANA
teur Baseball Association were to be
played today. Drawings for first
round were made Friday.
Power and light of the Capitol
City League was to clash with
Hayes Body of the Commercial
League at Garfield No. in the
feature. These teams had been
favorites to GO into the finals for
the city title before the drawings
made htem first round opponents.
Noefke and Lucid we're to umpire.
Memorial Baptist of Sunday
School League No. 2 and River Ave-
nue. Baptist of Sunday School
League No. 1, were to meet at
Rhodius No. 2, with Spangler and
Hungate as umpires.
E. G. Atkins of the City League
and Roberts Milk of the Cooper
ative League we're to play at River
side No. l in the third first-round
battle. Bethany Christian of Sun
day School League No. drew a
bye.
The tourney will be played by
elimination, the finalists meeting in
a three-game series for the cham
pionship. The winner is to represent
the city in the National Baseball
Federation tourney at West Baden
in September.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-10
Big Leagues

Guy BUSH, Chicago pitcher,
" came back after being touched
for six hits and five runs in the Sec
ond inning, to beat the Phillies, IL
to 6, Friday, his tenth successive
victory. Bush, after that one bad
inning, permitted only two hits, the
Cubs opening their eastern invasion
with a victory, and they maintained
a lead of six and one-half games
over the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Ralph KreSs walloped two hon.
ers, each time with a man on base,
to assist the st. Louis Browns TO
beat the Chicago White Sox, to
4. Ted Lyons and Rip Collins were
hammered from the box.
TINE st. Louis Cardinals lost their
Il twelfth straight game of the
season to the Pittsburgh Pirates Fri
day. Pie Traynor's fourth hit Of the
contest scored Bartell with the win
ming run, the Pirates keeping pace
with the Cubs by winning, 7 to g..
Swetonic was the winning pitcher.
Fred Fitzsimmons, of the New
York Giants, again defeated Gin
cinnati, this time at the polo
grounds, 7 to /. Shanty Hogan was
the leading slugger with three
safeties, including homer. 1t was
Fits fifth victory of the Reds this
season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-10

Look at the figures for a minute
The Yankees right now are playing
.627 baseball for the year. That
means that if they keep it up to
end Of the season they may win at
least 100 ball games for the year.
In fourteen out Of every fifteen
years the team that wins 100
ball games would breeze to a pen
nant
We've just had the bad luck to
hit that unusual year when there's
another club that does even better.
What I mean to say is that the
AS if they win this year, will do it
because Of their own greatness and
not because the Yankees have
slipped. OF the six pennants we've
won in the past eight years, four
have been won with less victories
than we stand to have at the end
Of the present season.
Now that the AS have set up
good lead and seem headed for a
pennant, you hear a lot of talk as
to whether the present club is as
strong as the famous old Athletics
Of fifteen years ago. I saw both
teams in action-and I'm sure 1
don't know which is the better. The
whole game has changed in the
past ten years and clubs work so
differently that they're hard to COM
pare. Of course there were a few
individuals on the club who stood
out. For instance there isn't any
one today to compare with Eddie
Collins in his prime as a second
baseman.
On the other hand, the old team
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-10
Ehmke of Athletics Fills Role of
Pitcher They Left Behind
HoWerd Riles Mates,
Says Mack; TWirIer
Denies Gossip.

BIZ United Press
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1O.-HoW-
ard Ehnke, pitcher of the Phila-
delphia Athletics, denied today that
he was left behind on their present
road trip because he "bothers the
players"
Dispatches quote Connie Mack,
Athletics manager, as saying in a
speech to the Philadelphia club
after a luncheon given them in To-
ledo by officials of an automobile
concern there, that Ehmke gets the
players "riled and dissatisfied"
"Upsets His Mates
$50 far as I personally am con-
cerned," Mack is quoted as saying,
'Ehmke could stay with us, but
certain of the players are bothered
when they see him around. They
count on him helping out. Then
when he goes in and doesn't show
anything it gets them riled and dis
satisfied"
1t is no secret around Shibe park
here, however, that Ehmke is very
much mon grata" with several Of
Mack's most dependable stars. 1t
is said he and Al Simmons even
went so far as fisticuffs after per-
sonal dispute.
Needs More Rest"
Today EElnke said here that the
only reason he was left behind was
because he needs more rest"
81 need six days rest between
games" the pitcher said. when
pitched against the Yankees here
the other day I had only four day;
rest and that isn't enough. That's
the only reason am here"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-10

never had an outf1elder like Al SIM
mons; there was no natural slugger
like Jimmy FoxX, and there wasn't
a catcher on the whole squad who
could hold a candle to Mickey Coch-
rane. The greatest argument, Of
course, centers about pitchers. Here's
my idea about that. Fellows like
Grove and Earnshaw have just as
must stuff as Plank, Bender and
Coombs ever had. But they don't
know as much about pitching, and
they never will.
For pitchers today don't study
their business quite as much as the
old-timers. In the first place the
game itself has changed, and in the
second place they haven't the OPP
portunity to come up with freak de-
liveries and trick pitches like the
old-timers did.
In the old days baseball was
played on one-run basis. Pitch
ers worked on the theory that one
or two runs would win a ball game
and pitched accordingly. Today one
or two runs don't mean so much.
Where, fifteen years ago, two runs
used to be the average, it's four or
five runs today. That's why it's a
bit tough to compare the two types.
Trying to compare the AS of 1912
and the AS of 1929 is interesting
and lot of fun. But you can't get
anywhere doing it. They're both
great clubs-the real greatness Of
this years Athletics outfit will be
appreciated more in a couple of
years from now than it is right now
Copyright. 1929, by The Timesl
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Doeg, Mercur
in Title Tilt
TiIden and Hunter Given
Hard Doubles Fight.

BIZ United Press
SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y, Aug. 10
Johnny Doeg, Californian, and
Fritz Mercur, Harrisburg, Pa, were
to meet today in the finals of the
mems singles in the Southampton
tennis championships at the
Meadow Club.
Big Bill'' Tilden and Frank
Hunter reached the finals of the
doubles, and will meet the winners
of a semi-fnal match in which
Berkeley Bell and Gregory Man
gin was opposed to N. G. Farquhar-
son and Paul De Ricou.
Bell is last years singles winner.
Farquharson, South African, a
member of the Oxford Cambridge
tennis squad. Nercur, Friday, de-
feated Farquharson, 60, GO, Ga,
while Doeg beat Mangin, BIO, As,
6-3, 6-3, rs.
The feature event of Fridays
doubles was the semi-final match
in which Tilden and Hunter were
extended by Bradshaw Harrison OF
Tacoma, Wash, and Kenneth Appel
of Princeton, N. j., finally winning,
As, 14-12, ST, 11-9 and 60.
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Pennant-Hopeful Saints Here for
Series; Double-EIeader on Sunday
Apostles and Indians Carded for Four Tits; Tribe Pounds
Out Win Over Miers, 10 to s.

tinued the assault on Dumont. 1t
was great stuff for the crowd.
Three Indians Struck
President Hickey's recent speech
about curbing the "bean ball" was
laughed off by the Millers and three
Indians, Monahan, Matthews and
Layne were struck by pitched balls,
all by Dumont, who makes a prac-
tice Of busting 'em Off" Layne re-
ceived a high fast one on the right
wrist and for time it was feared
a bone had been shattered. He was
lucky, however, and the sting soon
wore away.
Twelve Indians went to the plate
in the fat fourth, Connolly, Mona
han and Metz batting twice. Bill
BurWell lasted out the game on the
Tribe mound, allowing thirteen hits.
He was put in the hole at the out
set when the visitors got three un-
earned markers off him in the first
inning, Reyes and High getting
home runs after an error paved the
way for their appearance at the
plate. The Indians won one game
and dropped three in the series.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-10
Pennant Raising
for Tribe

VX7HEN the Kansas City
VVBlues, leading the A. A.
race, are at Washington park
late next week, there will be
an added attraction in the
way of the raising Of the 1923
pennant by the Indians pre-
vious to the game Of Aug. IT,
which is Saturday.
The championship banner will
be sent aloft on the fagpole as
a reminder of the fact the Bet
zeltes of last season finished
out in front to cop the bunt-
ing in the American ASsecia-
ton, the first time for In
dianapolis since 1917.
President Hickey will be
present for the event and per
haps Judge Lands, baseball
commissioner. Eddie Zwilling.
manager of the Blues, was a
member Of 1917 Tribe cham
pions.