davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-02-14
ROBOTNIK BEZ PRACE
OBETOU SVINDLERA

Jeff Garrett z Mckinley Hgts,
hi 'adal V sobotu pracu. Zastavil
no neznamy clovek a spytal sa no,
ci hi ada robotu. Ma odpoved', ze
ano, neznamy clovek sa Garret-
tovi pondkol, re mu pomoze do
stat robotu, ale ze k tomu potre-
buje SO. Garrett dal cudzincovi
So, ktory nato odisiel do jednej
budovy vypytat' pracu pre- Gar
retta. Garrett cakal Won, re no "a
volaju do roboty. Ale ked' sa mu
zdalo, ze uz caka pridlho, siel do
budovy hl'adat' cudzinca, ale o
tom uz nebolo ami chyru.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-02-14
NAROD
SPOTREBUJE MN0Ho

Obyvatel 'stvo Spojenych Sta
tov tvori len 7 percent obyvateP-
stva celej zemegule, ale spotrebu-
je 48 percent svetovej irody ka-
Wy, SO percent svetovej vyroby
cinu, Sc percent gumy, 21 percent
cukru, 72 percent suroveho hod-
vabu, SO percent uhlia, AZ percent
lnedi, SO percent suroveho oleja,
name 70 percent vsetkych auto
mobiloy ma svete.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-02-14
DALSIE OBKOLESOVANIE
JUHOSLAVIE TALIANSKOM

Taliansko a Raknsko este done
davna boly 81 nepriatel'ske. Te-
raz bolo V Rime oznamene, ze
Mussolini uzavrel priatel'skil
smluvu rakdskym kancelarom
Schoberom., Taketo priatelske
smluvy ma uz Taliansko Ma
d 'arskom, Albanskom a Bulhar-
skom, take Juhoslavia je temer
uplne obkp1cena mocnou ret a
zou, ktorn Mussolini stale tesnej-
Sic prit'ahuje.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-02-14
20 ROKOV ZALARU
IA KRADEz $40

Ralph Colburn, 18-roeny mia
dix Kingston, Pa, oraboval jed
nu gazolinov1 stanicu vo Wilkes
Barre, Pa. o $29. Svoj zlocin W.
konal rano o 4. hodine. Bol chy-
teny a o II. predpoludnim uz al
odsldeny ma 20 rokov zalara pri
t'azkej praci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-02-14
SHEET & TUBE co.
POSTAVi MOVE MLYNY

Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.
oznamila koncom minuleho tyz-
dina, ze ma Brier Hill postavi move
mlyny ma vyrobu ocelovych har-
kov. Mlyny bud1 takzvane "po-
kracovacie', S bezprestajnou W.
robou a budu stat dasat' million
dolarov. Wac sto robotnikov mai
de tu potion pracu. Stavba mly-
nov potrva jeden rok.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-02-14
Chcete sa I
dobre zabavit'?
TAX PRIDTE MA PREDsTA-
.VENIE "CHARLEYOVA
TETA',
Veselohra troch dejstvach. -
Pima komickych vystupov, smie-
chu a zartcv. - Al hudba bude
hrat'.

Dvaja univerzitni studenti Jack
(Pavel Bilka) a Charley (Jan
Martinko) zamilovani su do diev-
eat, menom Amy (Margareta
krupa) Kitty Maria Gondol).
Obe tieto slecinky majn odcesto-
vat a to so svojim strykom Spit
tykom (Michal Pirosko). Pred
odchodom pani STUDENT prichy-
Staj1 veticrOk ma pocest' vel mi
bohatej Charleyovej Tety (Julia
Flip, ktora sa ma vratit' Bra
zille. Robia to preto, ably mali pri
lezitost' vyznat' lasku svojim mi
lenkam. Ked' uz hostina je pri-
chystana, dievcata iste ma nu pri-
du, tn dostan1 telegram od Char
leyovej Tety tej opravdivej, me-
nom Dona Lucia (Julia Filip), ze
v ten den nemoze prist', preto
mech ju necakajt ma stanici. Co
tn robit'? Bez tety ami Kitty a
Amy nebudl1 chcet' ostat' ceiy
ich plan je fuc. Ale panom STU
denton st 'astie praje. Leho pride
Student Babbs (Stefan Jochman),
ktory sa chysta ma maskarny bal
chcel by pred svojimi kamarat-
mi vyprobovat' svoje zenske saty.
Kto sa topi al britvy sa chyta. A
tax nasi pani zamilovani stu
denti. Tetu musia mat pfi svojeJ
hostine, ked nepriSla ta prava,
muSia donutit' Babbsa, aby on
boil "Charleyovou Tetou'. Babbs
zprvu ncchce, ale konecne privoli
tax Babbs (Stefan Jochman)
preobleceny "a zenu musi vystu-
povat' zenskej i1lohe. A teraz
sa opravdiva komedia zacina. An
ny a Kitty obi 'ubia 81 az privel-e
mi tuto udajnn tetu. Plukovnik
Chesney (Juraj Knapik) i advo-
kat Spittyk (Michal Pirosko)
oba zacnn tejto tete dvorit' a jej
lasku vyznavat'. A ked' ia laska
uz jako vatra plapola, pride ia
opravdiva Charleyova Teta, Do
ma Lucia (Julia Flip a S nou Ell
la Maria Matko) starodavna mi
lenka Babbsa. Sluha Brassett
(Stefan GazD sluzka Mary
(Helen KonevaD tiez su tejto
komedii zapleteni. Radi by SINE
til komediu podrobne opisaG, ale
to ME je mono. Clovek ju musi
vidiet'. A Wy, ktori pridete, do
neste 81 hoe len pol tucta kapes-
nikov, lebo cd smiechu yam az
Shy poteeu. Neverite? Prid'te
sa presvedcite. Predstavenie bude
teraz V nedel'u, 16. februara, po
obede 0 3. hodine a vecer 8. ho-
dine, osadnom auditoriume Me
ma Jezis ma Steeltone. Deti po
obede plata iba Is centov. Vecer
kazdy plati so centov. V nedefu
veeer, hned' pc 7. hodine bude
bavit' obecenstvo vyborna hudob
na druzina Captain Kriss Or
chestra". Tiez medzi dejstvami
bude zabavat' obecenstvo p. Eu-
gene Edel, svojimi komickyynli
vystupami. Program hry bude
rozdany obecenstvu zdarma.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-02-14
PROGRAM
slavnosti 40-rocneho trvania 8
Odboru N. s. spolku v Youngs.
town, O., %. februara 1880.
Zaciatok o 2. h. popoludni.

no Spolku v Youngstown bude o.
slavovat dna %. febrnara svoie
40. vyrocie trvania. Oslava sa bu-
de odbyvat' Sokolovni, pod {.
319 Washington st. a bude spo-
jena prednaSkou "a v;icsi Mar.
SLOW. Spolok a kruh Mladeze, pri-
com bude podana al zprava 20 40
rocneho Gcinkovania 8. Odboru.
Po prednaske presne pol 6. We
Ger sa zapocne banket, o 8. no.
dine je zaciatok divadelneho pred
stavenia detskej hry "Sen sirot
cesko, ,slovenskeho legionara". Je
to hra casov svetovej vojny, V
3. dejstvach. Program je nasle-
dovny:
~ Predseda slavnosti br. And
rel Palencar zapocne program a
privita obecenstvo.
q Hudba zahra "Star Spang-
led Banner" a "Hej, Slovaci.'
3) Privitanie hi. tajomnika n.
s. S., Karola Belohlavka, 81. or
gou Palascak.
4) Slavnostna rec br. K. Be
1ohlavka, hi. tajomnika n. S. s.
81 Hudba zahra "Kde domov
m6je"
g. Basen "Slovak" prednesie
Frantisek Rosa.
y Basen "Mlada Slovenka''
prednesie Anna Palascak.
81 Agitacna rec br. Karola Be
lohlavka "a vacsi N. S. Spolok.
81 Hudba zahra "Nad Tatrou
sa blyska''. !
1G) Privitanie 'br. Michala Lau.
cfka, hi. starostu Kruhu Mladeze
MSS. elenmi a tlenkami 49. Krn-
zku x. M. (Anna Palascak, Ruth
Puhalla, Anna Bolha, Maria
Shrek, Helena Balaz.)
~ Agitacna rec br. Michala
LauGika "a vacSi Kruh Mladeze
N. S. S.
12) BaseH "Materinska rec',
prednesie Maria Shrek.
13) Hudba zahra "Hoj, vlast'
mojaw
14) Podanie zpravy 20 40-roc.
neho leinkovania 8. Odboru.
15) Odovzdanie daru 'br. Jano-
vi Jurcovi, jedinemu to zij1cemu
zakladatel'ovi 8. Odboru.
16) Blanket presne pol &. We
Ger.
III Po bankete: rec br. Micha-
la LauGika vyzname sloven'
skych divadiel.
18) Divadelne predstavenie
"Sen sir6t cesko-slovenskeho le'
gionara" pod riadenlm Andreja
Cisara.
Osoby hre dcinkujdce:
Andrejko, drotarik, Anicka, je'
no sestra, siroty po popravenom
legionarovi: Jozef Rosa a Helena
Balaz. - Ouch ich otca: ***. -
Ouch ich matky, pi. Maria Smrek
Parko, pastier: p. Jan Hovan. -
Parkov strycko, rusky legionar
D. Albert smrek. - Ucitel': p. A
Palencar. - Jozko, Imrisko, Jur
ko, Vincko, ziaci: Jozef Pavel
Frantisek Rosa, Andrej Datko
Jozef Palaseak. - Marienka, Jul
ka, Zofka, Zuzka, ziaeky: Maria
Smrek, Anna Bolha, Anna Palas
cak, Ruth Puhala. - Kral' pidi
muzikov: Frantisek Rosa. - Pi
dimuzici: Jozef Pavel, Jan Pavel
Jozef Palaseak, Stefan Pelar, Ed
ward Petrik, Pavel Petrik. -
ral'ovna vii: Maria Balaz. -
vily: Anna Palaseak, Martha Ko
zak, Ruth Puhalla, Paulina Pc
trik, Anna Bolha, Maria Smrek
- Anjeli: Margit Cisar, Juli'
Dolny, Anna Dolny. - Chlapc
(kone pre- jazdcov): Jozef Petrik
Jozef Datko, Michal Dobranein
Krasne narodne spevy poeas hr.
bude ma husliach sprevadzat' Jal
Tomeeko q jeho sestricka Mart
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-02-14
q MRTVYCH VO
VYBUCHU v BANI

Pri Standardville, Utah, udalo
sa piatok minuleho tyzdna vel ;
ke nest'astie V jednej uhol 'nei
bani. z neznamych pricin udal sa
vEbuch plynov, ktorom zahynu-
lo 81 banikov. Piati banici sa do
stall bane zivi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-02-14

| SlFeuu NtcFl nldHOlllllpSkl
Slovaci dali svoiu verejnn odpo-
we'd na mad 'a1Skii propaganda,
ktorii tn prevadzajj intestine ma
d 'arske odbocky organizacii
AMOSZ a Pro Hungaria pomo-
cou z Budapest vyslanych trad
nikov Pro Hungarie, Reviznej Ii
gy a Zahranicnej Spolocnosti Hi
storikov. %
Nasa odpoved' bola dostojna,
faktom zodpovedajiica, preto Il,
CHINA ma posluchacStvo, medzi
ktorym sa nachodily danny w.
sokych kruhov Youngstownu
traia sudcovia z okresntho sndu
jeden mestskeho Sudu, okresn[
pokladnik, viaceri pravotari a w
nikajnci cinitelia vo verejnom
zivote.
"Slovensky veGer' boil vo vel
kej banketovej sieni Ohio hotelu.
Miestncst' bola temer celkom
zaplnena. Bolo medzi 400 SOC
os6b pritomnych. Zastupkync ,
miestnych americkych zenskIch
klubov zaujaly celt diva rady Sto,
liciek ma predku. Slovenky Slo-
vaci pritomni boil 70 vSetkyIch
casti Mahoning doliny, 70 vse,
tkych osad a cirkvi. z duchov,
nych boil: Rev. Stefan Kocis
Rev. Jozef Kostik, Rev. Stefar
Begalla, Rev. Jur9j Roh. Bol
DIR. Sofranec, naSi advokati, OBJ
chodnfci, spolkov1 a narodni pra
covnici. Boil nasi spojenci Ru
muni, boil Slovaci 4 Warren, Lea.
vittsburgu ba Dol al p. Angus;
Tomaiko, preds. Okr. Sboru Slov
Ligy Yukon, Pa.
"Vecer" otvorila 81. Anna Ciz.
mar po zaspievanl hymny
"America', povedala svoju Il
vodnu rec. Privitala vsetkych
oznamila ciel' shromazdenia : obo.
znamit' nasich spoluobcanov
nami, nasou historiou, naSim
umenim, nasou kulturou. Wy.
zdvihla, ze Slovaci su spevavIm
narodom spev Dol jeho jedinym
potesenim V dlhej porobe. Pripo'
menula. re Slovaci V Mahonine
doline byvajl uz dlhe roxy, po
mohli vybudovat' vel 'kn indu
striu oceliarsku, majl svoj podiel
Ii V duchovnom a professionalism
zivote tohto mesta a okolia. PO
tom predstavila 81. Mariu Hal a.
mov1 Chicago, ktora studovala
spev a dramaticke umenie Pra
he Bratislave teraz je ma kon
certnej ceste V Spoj. Statoch.
81. Hal'amova privitana bola
dlhym potleskom. Potion nf
kratko vysvetliac obsah kazde.
piesne, ktoru bude spievat', spu
stila: "Hei, totn, totu!' tax
krasne, ze obecenstvo vypuklo
buracaj1ci potlesk. Zasplevalt
este dve, "Anicka, dusieka,.a ne
kasli', a "Komu lepsie, komr
lepsie ako eertom V pekle''. 81
Haramova 81 obecenstvo nplnt
podmanila a bolo by ju pocnvalt
,donekonecna. Ma vskutku doko
male vycviceny HAS, spieva ia
kym precitenim, ze piesne, ktor'
sa nam zdain vsednymi, zjavia 81
nam ako prave perly. Americk'
danny pani, po skoneeni progra
mu, jej vrele d 'akovali "a pozitok
ktory i'm poskytla. 81. Hal'amov'
ma plane sprevadzal prof. Ottoka
, Mrazek.
Nasledovala pani Maria c
Slifkova, ktor1 obecenstvu kra
snymi slovami predstavila 81
, Cizmarova. s
PAM Slifkova vystlpila v pies
lt'anskom kroji, ktory up1tal "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-09
HYATTSVILLE ADDS
ANOTHER VICTORY

EVANSVILLE, Md, June 9.-Hy-
attsville's base ball team today has
three wins against one loss as its record
in the Prince Georges County section of
the Capital City League unlimited class
as the result of a 14-7 win yesterday
over Brentwood Hawks on the River
dale field. 1t was the fourth defeat in
as many league starts for the Hawks.
1t was through an uphill fight that
Hyattsyille triumphed. Entering the
fourth inning trailing, to 6, Hyatts-
vile chalked up three runs and then
went on to chase across three tallies in
the sixth to gain the lead which it in
creased in the eighth and ninth frames.
Tom Mudd kept nine hits cleaned off
his delivery by the Hawks fairly well
scattered. He was handicapped by err
ratio support, the winners making nine
errors. However, Hyattsville pummeled
Ensor for 10 hits. Oscar Hiser and his
cousin Ernie were the leaders in Hy-
attsvilIe's attack the former getting
two doubles and two singles in six tries
and the latter one two-bagger and three
one-basers also in six attempts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-09
Wassern1an AnstUers Bronx Cheer
With Double That Wins Battle

DOTH Bill Flester and Buck Grier
ID declared they were we'll satisfied
with holding the championship
series at the Griffith Stadium.
I'VE could probably realize more If
we played on a Sandlot field and took
up a collection" was the way Flester
sized up the situation, but the pri-
mary object in playing here is to give
both teams the same opportunity. Luck
plays too big part on an ordinary
sandlot diamond, with its bumpy infield
and slanting outfield. Besides the spec
tators are more comfortable and can
enjoy better ball game.
The date for the second game of the
series has not been decided upon as
yet, but there is possibility that it
may be played next Sunday, as the
Griffs will be in st. Louis on that day.
EDDIE CoLLIFLowER, who was
IL playing with Raleigh, returned in
time for the game yesterday He
broke into the contest in the ninth
inning when he batted for Bus Freed.
BROOKE GRUB and his Silver
- Spring Giants evidently forgot
about the game with the New
York Bloomer Girls last Sunday for
they tried read hard yesterday and
pounded out double victory over the
Takoma Tigers. Harry Milburn, Uni
versity of Maryland pitcher, turned in
good performance, holding the Tigers
to four runs. while his mates reached
Skinner for IL.
The second game was closer, with
George Francis of the Giants and Ray
Davidson of the Tigers hooking up in
pitchers duel. The Giants put on
four-run rally in tn: ninth to win
Z to 4.
HERE'S one for the book!
l. l. Willie Coleman of Rockville
turned in the best pitching per-
Torrance Of the day when, in a Ave
inning game, he famed IL of the Is
Chevy Chase Gray batters to face him
and allowed no hits. The game was
halted by rain in the fifth, the score
being 8 to o.
Coleman is noted for his fast ball
and on dark day, as was yesterday,
he showed, or rather used it to good
effect. BY virtue of this victory, Rock
vile took undisputed possession of first
place in the Montgomery County sec
ton of the Capital City League.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-09
BILL JENKINS TEAM
GETTING ITS STRIDE

Washington Red Sox, for several sea-
sons a leader in unlimited ranks here
but which so far this year has not
been so impressive, apparently is get
ting back in its stride. Yesterday Bill
jenkins boys went over to Annapolis
and hung a highly decorative Job on
the team representing the Maryland
capital, IA to 8.
Naval Hospital was another sturdy
District unlimited nine to win on an
out-of-toWn field. The Sailors took
Kocens to camp, to 3, in Richmond.
Wreco downed its old rival. Pepco. II
to S, doing all its scoring in the first
two innings.
Lindbergh junior tossers of Mount
Rainier today boast their ninth straight,
following their 10-inning 7-6 win over
st. Paul's Juniors of Brookland. Fritz
owen and .Shinn came through with
bingles in The tenth that gave Lindys
victory.
Saks g. Co. is another club still going
strong After winning nine straight 1t
battled st. Martins to a TT tie and
then in second game defeated Ross
Council, 8 to 3.
Hume Spring. Va, tossers celebrated
the start of play on their new diamond
by defeating Prospect A. c., to 0.
Other results:
Monroe A. c., 4; Army War College, 2
90 innings.
Isherwood A. c., 4; Virginia White
Sox, 2.
Lyon Park Juniors, 8; Penrose
Juniors, 2.
Lyon Park Juniors, IS; Ethos
Juniors, /.
Howitzer Co., 2; National Circles, /.
Mount Rainier, 10; Hilltop Juniors, 8.
Mclean, IL; Kann, 6.
Langley Seniors, 6; Premier A. c., 4.
Montrose, 8; Colonials, Q.
Shady Oak, ID: D. c. Paper Co., /.
Takoma Juniors, Z; Corinthian
Juniors, 6.
Capitol Heights, II; scaggsville,
Md, z.
Crescent A. c., 8; Burroughs A. c., 1.
Indian Head Juniors, 8; Pontiac
Juniors, 2.
Wonder Boys, 9: Langdon. 4.
G. P. o. Props, Z; Mclean. /.
Bethesda Firemen, 8; Washington
Cadillacs, 2.
Moose, 6: Aces, 3.
Colonial Midgets, 3; Northeasterns, 4.
Phoenix, 6; Capitol Heights Junior
Order, /.
Judge Insects. IL; Holy Name
"A Arrows, 10; D. C. Paper Mill, 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-09
CALIFORNIA CREWS
MEET NAVY, TIGERS

NEW YORK, June 9 (P)-The cur
tain falls on college sprint rowing for
this year on Saturday with triangular
regatta for varsity and freshman Fights
of Princeton, California and Navy on
Lake Carnegie, at Princeton.
Predictions based on past perform
ances indicate struggle between the
Navy and California for varsity honors,
while Princeton's yearlings, a crack
boatload, are favored in the freshman
event. Both races will be at a mile
and three quarters.
CALIFORNIA; squad 26 strong, arrived
in Princeton yesterday and will practice
morning and afternoon this week. The
Navy oarsmen will arrive at Princeton
on Thursday.
After the regatta. Navy and Cali
fornia will travel to Poughkeepsie to
train for the intercollegiate Rowing
Association regatta there June 26.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-09

rose second baseman, got three hits,
one a double. Davis got a double for
Colonials.
TURTISS, Hume Spring A. @. ace,
~ struck out IT hitters when the
locals shut out the Prospect A. C.
OF washington, 8 to O. He granted
five hits, two by Ike.
EOUR contests will be played In the
L Potomac Yard Base Ball League
this week, opening with a game be-
tween the Mechanical and Transporta-
ton mines today. All of the games will
be played on Hunton Field at O'Clock.
Inspection and Transfer Agents will
meet tomorrow, Mechanical and Trans
Ter Agents on Wednesday and InSpec-
ton and Transportation are listed for
Friday.
CARDINAL A. C. wants games with
~ the following teams for Saturday
and Sunday engagements in June,
July and August, preferably on the
given dates:
June, ?. Phoenix; 90, Maplewood.
July 4, Indian Head Cardinals, double
header; 5, Mohawk A. c.; 6, Army
Headquarters; IL, Columbia Heights;
ID, Nationals; 10, Foxhall; 20, Virginia
White Sox; 26. Fairlawn; 81, Northerns,
at American League Park.
August 3, Quantico A. c.; TO- Pail
sades; II, Naval Hospital; "a, National
Circle; 80, Fort Meade Tank Corps.
For games write Manager Sam De-
Vaughan at Grove avenue, Alexan-
dria, or phone him at Alexandria 202-J,
between $50 and pm.
The Cardinals are to battle the Dis
trict Grocery Store tossers of Washing
ton here Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
on Hayden Field.
CT. MARY'S CELTICS are booked for
- a pair of battles this week. Fred
ericksburg ElkS will be played at
4;30 o'clock Thursday afternoon in
Gouldman's Park at Fredericksburg,
Va while Naval Hospital of Washing
ton, will be encountered here Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock, in Baggetts
Park. The latter fracas will be a Joe
Judge day benefit attraction and all
funds derived from the game will go
into the testimonial fund.
Del. Ray A. c. is scheduled for a
game with the MontroSe A. G. of Wash
ington. Sunday afternoon at O'Clock,
on Edward Duncan Field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-09
BALLST0N A. C. AGAIN
is LEADING LEAGUE

ALEXANDRIA, Va, June 9.-BaNSton
A. c. went into first place again in the
Virginia section of the Capital City
League yesterday afternoon with an IL
to 10 triumph over the Jefferson Dis
trict Fire Department niue at Virginia
Highlands, while Bausermau Motor Co
moved into second place in the stand
ings by i3 t0-o win ever Woodlawn
A. c. at Arlington.
Standing of the Teams.
Bsa:sPnsa &c ESaaaSH S 5S{
Arlington Juniors won their fourth
straight game ir. the Capital City Junior
loop with a 13-to-4 victory over Old
Homers of Fredericksburg, Va, yester-
day afternoon. Chase led the winners
with a single, double and triple while
Via, his teammate, got three singles to
hold down the Historic City Club.
The league leading Ballston A. c.
will be host to the Phoenix A. c.. OF
Washington in game Sunday on the
BallSton diamond at 3 o'clock.
Government Printing Office Props
were trounced, to /, by the Mclean
A. c. Juniors at Mclean Va, yester-
day afternoon. werres. Mclean pitcher,
allowed seven we'll scattered hits and
struck out II batters.
Hurshman's Store Midgets of this
city dropped their third straight in the
Capital City League midget section yes
terday, losing to the Senators, 10 to l.
Lyon Park Juniors captured double
header yesterday afternoon, defeating
the Penrose Juniors, to 2. and the
Ethos Juniors, 25 to l. The winners
came through with Al hits for the day,
Is in the Penrose battle and Is against
the Ethos.
sherwood A. C. of Washington
nosed out the Virginia White Sox, to
2, yesterday afternoon on the latter
diamond at Bayliss Cross Roads.
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DEADLINE FALLS TODAY
FOR WOMAN RACKETERS

Between 20 and rs players are ex-
pected to take part in the Women's
District Tennis League championship
tournament, slated to start Wednesday
on Rock Creek courts and entries in
which will close today at pm. with
Mrs. H. Clay Thompson, Wisconsin
3579.
Frances Krucoff who won the wom-
ems singles title last year, will not de-
fend her crown.
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WET COURTS HALT PLAY.

Just one match of an engagement be-
tween Capital-Lakeview and Bureau OF
Standards teams was played yesterday
in the opening match of the Suburban
Tennis League. Balzer and Atwood OF
and Kranauer, is, 6-3, 64. The
other tests were postponed because OF
wet courts.
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YESTERDAYS STARS
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Adolfo Luque, Robins-Gave Cubs
four hits; bIanked them, to 0, Tor
sixth straight pitching victory.
Yves Terrell, Indians-Held Senators
to seven hits and singled with bases
filled in ninth to drive in winning run.
Lu Blue, Brownsville homer with
one on in midst of five-run rally that
beat Yanks, to 4.
Waite Hoyt, Tigers-Won first start
for Tigers. banking Red Sox, TO 0.
Bill Walker, Giants-Beat Cards,
to /, on two-hit pitching performance.
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FORT BRAGG POLOISTS
TAKE SOUTHERN TITLE

ATLANTA, Ga. June (P).-To the
Fort Bragg. N. c., polo team goes the
championship of the Southern circuit
by its defeat Of Fort Benning, 10 to 8,
in the final match of the elimination
tournament at Fort Mcpherson.
Brig. Gen. c.. H. Estes, commandant
at Fort Mcpherson, presented the Fort
Bragg team with a large silver trophy,
awarded by the United States Polo
Association for the championship of the
Southern circuit. The winning teams
in the various circuits will compete
later for the national title.
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JOHN OGDEN, ILL, QUITS
CINCINNATI BALL CLUB

CINCINNATI, June (P).-Pitcher
John Ogden, recently obtained from the
ST. Louis Browns by the Reds. goes on
the voluntarily retired list today be-
cause of poor health.
With Ogden off the roster, the Reds
are down to the 25-player limit, which
goes into effect next Sunday, and will
have to release no ore for the present.
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BIG LEAGUE LEADERS

BY the Associated Press.
(Including games of June 3D.
American League.
Batting-Rice, Senators, .4o3.
Runs-Ruth, Yankees, SIS.
Runs batted in-Ruth, Yankees, So.
Hits-Rice, Senators, n.
Doubles Gehringer, Tigers; Cronln
Senators, 10.
Triples-Combs, Yankees, 8.
Homers-Ruth, Yankees, 10.
Stolen bases-Rice, Senators, IL.
National League.
Batting-Stephenson Cubs, .420.
Runs-Herman, Robins, 81.
Runs batted in-Klein, Phillies, 55.
Hits-Herman, Robins; Terry, Giants
10.
Doubles-Frisch, Cardinals, Fl.
Triples-Cuyler, Cubs, 8.
Homers-Wilson, Cubs, 10.
Stolen bases-Cuyler, Cubs, IA.
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HARRY GILL TO RETURN
AS TRACK SCHOOL HEAD

CHAMPAIGN, Ill, June 9, (P).-Harry
Gill, University of Illinois track coach,
will resume active charge of his sport
in the annual Summer coaching school,
after years leave of absence.
Gill, who has coached Him track
squads since 1904, decided he had
earned a rest and was away last year,
leaving Charles Werner in charge.