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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-31
Ked' chcetc mat vladu ludu, skrz l'ud pre- l'ud,
musit pracovat' hlasovat' ma kandidata ludu -
JOZEFA FRIEDMANA. Il
Stote p1i priatel'ovi chudobneho l'udu - Jozefovi
Friedmanovi - on je jediny bezpeeny kandidat

mestskym pravotarom Peticom.,
Predseda predstavil konzula c.
s., R. pana Milana Gettinga z
Pittsburghu, ktory recnil asi 40
minut o ;vystaybe skoktya, ,,, ,kul-
tdrnom pokroku Slovakov. Pou-
kazal, re pred casom mali Slovaci
americki prilezitost' vidiet' tuna
Sest' slovenskych biskupov a pred
vojnou ze ami, jeden. nebol. Pan
konzul reenil d 'alej ekonomi-
ckej krfze. Poukazal ma socialne
poistenie, prirovnaval robotnictvo
tn a kraji. Tam dostan1 podpo-
ru nezamestnanosti, tn ame-
ricke rodiny nedostanu podporu
a zij1 mizerii.
Nasledoval sudca Lyons a "a
MIN recnil pc anglicky sloven-
sky Jozef Friedman, kandidat ma
urad sudcu.
Recnila al PAM Gettingova,
manzelka pana konzula, ably ro-
dicia davali svoje dietky do vys,
sich sk6l.
Nasledovny recnlk boil Jozet
Vascak, ktory navstivil Sloven.
sko. Pomery ze s1 tam ME maj
| lepsie ami najhorsie.
Jan Hudec z Canton, O., spray
ca zupy Svatopluk recnil po ang
licky i slovensky pokroku SO
! kolstva tuna i na Slovensku a wv
zyval posluchacov, ably sa stal
Sokolmi navstlvili zupny slet
buduceho leta V Lorain.
Ludvik Krc, hi. podspravca So
kolstva V Amerike recnil, Re So
kolstvo pomahalo povzniest' Sio
vakov na vyssi kulturny stupen ;
bOjovalO "a slobodu SlOvenska.
Mlady Sokolik Koval z podro
stu 25S. Sboru zahral solo na hu
sic jeho sestra Mariska prednie
sla basen. Basne predniesli i jan
Koza a Jan Kacisin.
Pan Juraj Graham pozdravil :
meme Ruskeho Politickeho klubu
| ia tymito nasledoval telocvil
Sboru 146. z Youngstown. PRIV
cvieily dievcata a potom mladen
ci tiez spolocne. Obecenstvo oh
divovalo ich cvicenie a mnohe ma
tky by boly radi widely svoje de
ii medzi cvlciacimi.
| POtom predseda slavnosti ozna
mil, re sa zapocne divadelne pre-,
stavenie. Napred zahrany Dol ku
"Vzorny narodovec" a "a nil
"Panik'. Oba kusy boly vyborn
zahrane a obecenstvo sa i hodn
nasmialo. Vd'aka panu Vandzuro
vi, riaditePovi predstavenia, ak
al ochotnikom "a take podaren
divadlo. Vd aka spravcovi Sbor
25s. p. Osikovi tiez pi. And. Kt
valovej a katke Jakubek, re ia
dobru hostinu pripravily pre- ma
sich zvlastnych host'ov a kazdeh
odprevadili. Ondrej Koval odvi,
zOl ich IA maSini ma stanicu.
Ak by tejto zprave nice
chybovalo, mech mi predseda sla,
, nosti p. Jozef Sotkovsky prepaid
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-31

uz narodom yyspelym natoPko,
ze 81 vieme vaxit vlastnosti a cha
rakteru dobreho cloveka. >....
Milan Saliva.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-03
BOXING PROGRAM

By the 4 ssoi lated Press.
 Tonight at Philadelphia, Primo Camera, Italy. ys. Roy (Ace) Clark. negro, heavyweights, ten rounds; Buck Weaver, Medicine Lodge, kas vs. Leonard Dixon. Leiperville, hcayyweights; Jean Boireau, France, vs. Calvin Reed. Philadelphia, featherNeights; and Willie Henry, California. vs. Johnny Alberts, Wilkesbarre, Pa, each six rounds. At New York, St. Nicholas Arena, Joe Click. Brooklyn. vs. Billy Me Mahon, New York, lightweights, ten rounds.
 Tucsday--.M New York. Broad way Arena, Sony Ritz, New York, rs. Tony Canzoneri, New York, lightweights, ten rounds; at Fresno, Eddie Murdock. Oklahoma, ys Matty Mario. New York, welter- weights, ten rounds at Los Angeles, Fidel LaBarba, Los Angeles, vs Santiago Gorilla, Panama, ten rounds.
 Wodnesday-At Seattle, Frisco McGalc. Panama, vs. Willard Dix. Bcllingham, Wash. middlcweights, six rounds.
 Friday-At Boston. Tuffy Griffiths Sioux City, ys. Al Friedman, Boston, heavywcights, ten rounds: at Holly wood. Joe Bitto. Los Angeles, vs Ernie Owens, Los Angeles. light hoavyWcights, ten rounds.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-03

Two games that resulted in almost Tabs league yesterday afternoon. In the opening contest the Tabs strengthened their hold on first place and in the second, the Eagles aveng- cd two previous defeats by conquer ing the East Ends in a game that de- cided a second place tie.
 The Sons of Italy team tried hard and at times showed considerable scoring strength but the Tabs aggre- gation, aided considerably by its sharp shooter. Lefty Truman, could not be stopped.
 The Tabs took the lead and never lost it. At half time the score was l7 to 6. In the second half the Sons played much better offensive game and were outscorcd by only one point It was the first half advan- tage that gave the league leading Tabs the victory.
 Joe Augustine, who is playing bet ter basketball in the Sunday league than any other member of his team. again starred for the losers. Merino, his running mate at forward, also did yeoman work on the offensc.
 Jim O'Brien and Lefty" Truman were the scoring aces for the Tabs. They got IS of their teams oS points. Wlehn played q fine backcourt game.
 The summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-03-03

Games scheduled for tomorrow night in the Industrial basketball league will be played at the Tabs hall tonight.
 League leaders will be given real tests tonight when the Corbin Screw quintet battles with the first team that defeated this year, the r. X r. Corbin giant killers. Stanley Rule, clinging to the top rung of the ladder with a one-gamc advantage over Corbin Screw, will have it out with the Gascos, one of the two teams that has defeated it this year. Fafnirs, playing in the s ond game of the night, must defeat the New matics if the Bearing Makers expect | to stay out of a second division bat | tie which has been carried on by three others during the late stages | of the season.
 The last scheduled games in the Industrial league will be played d week from tomorrow night and at the present time neither team seems to have any definite hold on the pennant. Tonight's games will be the second last scheduled for the Corbin Screw and Stanley Rule teams.
 Stanley Rule has q chance to win the league pennant tonight, but it must win while Corbin Screw is losing. Should the scores be re- versed and Stanley Rule lose while Corbin Screw wins, both teams will be tied as they go into the last game.
 No stone will be unturned by Stanley Rule players in their efforts to win the pennant. Captain Nick | Gill is also d member of the Sons of Italy team but he has dropped all his contracts in an effort to be in the best possible physical condition for the games remaining on the schedule. Wilton Mercy is also talk ing things easy and the other thre. men in the lineup have not been on other teams so that the Rulers will have a well-rcsted team on the floor. tonight.
 The Gascos arc worthy opponents and they also are battling 10 finish in as high a position as is possible If they win all the games remain ing on the schedule they will be sure of at least fourth place.
 ?. & F. Corbn has been hand- capped of late because of the loss Of its aggressive guard. "fBuck" Der | lin who is confined to his home with illness. The r. 6 F. team expects to put everything it has into the game and tako two games from i Corbin Screw.
 | Dah Ahern. popular referee, will handle the games tonight. With the exception of Fridays game when Clyde Waters will be the of- ficial, Ahern will be in charge of the games remaining on the sched- l ule
New Britain herald., 1930-03-03
SIMMONS DISSATISFIED
Hard Hitting Athletic Outfielder Disappointed With His Own Phy- SiCal Condition,

Fort Myers, Fla. Mar. s P)-Ac- cording to reports reaching here to- day. Al Simmons, hard hitting out fielder of the Philadelphia Ath- letics, lis dissatisfied" Coach Glea- son, who arrived with a squad of regulars who had spent three weeks at Hot Springs hinted that Simmons did not accompany the others be- cause he is disappointed with his physical condition. A mild attack of rheumatism in his ankles caused the Milwaukee mauler to stay at the springs.
 Others said Simmons wasn't strong for the q exhibition games to be played in Florida, and that he blamed the hard work there for swollen ankles that prevented his starting the 1929 season.
 There were rumors too that Sim mons was dissatisfied with his 1880 contract, although he has insisted he is not a holdout. Manager Mack had little 10 say concerning the ab- sentee. Il don't know anything about it." Mack said, but suppose he had good reasons for remaining at Hot Springs
New Britain herald., 1930-03-03
RESPONSIBLE FOR RIOT
French Betting Crowds Set Fire to pari-MutuCl Booths and Destroy Paddock and Grandstanu.

Marscilles, France. Mar. tF) - French betting crowds, who learned at the Nincennes track recently that they sometimes could have their way. were charged today with responsibility for riot at the race track hero Sunday and subsequent damage to the track appurtenances.
 One man was killed and many persons were arrested, when the betters. angry over disqualification of the horse which won the sixth race, set fire to the pari-mutu booths and destroyed and sacked the paddock, grandstands and bars. Bremen and police reserves were called out but could not save the principal buildings and stables.
 The winning horse, Salpetrc, was disqualified for interference.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-03
BETTER BALL PLAYER

St. Petersburg. Fla, March P,-- Red Rollings, infelder with the Red Sox in 1928, was at the Braves training camp today with the state ment that he is three times as good ball player as two years ago. On his arrival yesterday he reported playing with the championship Hol- lywood, Cal, team in the Pacific Coast league last year and batting for .33S. He has high praise for Manager Oscar Witt, another former Red Sox intieldcr.
 Third Bascman George Robertson and Outfielder Lance Rchbourg, the latter of whom is still with the University of Florida squad, arc the two absentees from camp and Jim- my Wclch the only holdout.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-03
UaZardyillc R. C. \.
SPORTS SUMMARY
By the Associated Press.
 Track

By the Associated Press
 Track
 Houston-Frcd Ward. Millrosc A.. A., wins 20 mile marathon by seven yards from Clarence Dc Mar. New York-Cornell ties Penn for I. C. A. A. A. A. title: Harvard relay team breaks worlds record: three meet record fall.
 Newark. \. J.-Barringcr high and Lawrcnceville Prep win team titles at New Jersey interscholastics.
 Golf
 Bclleair, Fla.-Gene Sarazcn wins Florida west coast tournament with 2S: Joe Turnesa second with 2S5. Ormond Beach, l'la.--Virginia Van Vic wins womcn's South Atlantic tournament, beating Mrs. Stewart Hanlcy, and ,.
 Tennis
 Monte Carlo - Tilden surprises with straight set victory over Nor purgo, 6-2. 7-5, 6-l.
 Ithaca, N. Y.-Soligson beats Ryan for Larned Cup singles title, 6-4, CA, 6-9; Layinc and kardon cap turc doubles; Lchigh wins team championship.
 Palm Beach, Fla.-Florida wom- ems singles title goes to Mrs. B. F. Stenz who beats Virginia Hilleary, Philadelphia, 60, 6-3. Hamilton Bell and Barnes trounce Doeg and Bowman, 6-3, G.. 6-5, in Bermuda doubles finals.
 Boxing
 Chicag easily beats Mandell in ten round non title bout. Rochester, Minn.-Dcmpsey an- nounces he will train for possible return to ring. Hockey
 New Haven-Yale loses 10 liar. yard, 3-2.
 Ann Arbor-Michigan clinches Big ! Ten title by holding Wisconsin to scorelcss tic. General
 Agua Caliente Raoul Walsh s | Grcyola wins Agua Calicntc. Derby | New York-Six day bike race opens in Madison Square Garden. ! New Orleans-High Foot wins S5,, ! 900 added fair grounds Derby.
 Tria.
 St. Louis National A. A. U singles handball titles goes 10 Alfred Banuet, San Francisco. who beat!
New Britain herald., 1930-03-03
K0JAC RETAINS LEAD
Rutgers Swimming Acc Maintains His Mastery in Individual Scoring Race Among Colleges.

New York. March 5 R-Aithough idle during the past week. George kojac of Rutgers maintained his lead in the individual scoring race of the intercollegiate swimming as- sociation.
 Koiac has scored 70 points in six meets and has two more meets in which the break the association record of S6 set last year by Johnny Bryant of Dartmouth. Lloyd Muslin of Navy and Ray Buddy of Colum- bia arc tied for second place with 55 points, and Cannon and Wohl of Syracuse are fourth and fifth respec- lively with 45 and A points respec- lively. Turner of Princeton is sixth with 43 and Phillips of Navy eighth with 41.
 Yale leads in swimming with five victories and no defeats and Navy in water polo with a perfect record in seven games.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-03
HARTFORD COUNTY
 WINS TANK MEET
Records Smashed in Hartford Pool-Kensington Mermen Star
lSnacial tn the Heraldl

Hartford, March 3.-For the sixth consecutive season the swimming team of the Hartford county Y. M. C. A. romped off with the state inter- county "Y" aquatic championship at the Hartford Y. M. C. A. Saturday afternoon, the final scores being Hartford county 164 points. Holland ty 30 points. Six state inter-county Il 30 points. Six state inter-county "Y" records were broken, one was equallcd and 13 records were cs- tablshed in new events.
 In the cadet class the relay team of the Hartford county "Y" estab- lished q new record in the 80 yard relay of one minutes % 1-5 seconds. In the prep class the Hartford coun- ty relay team established a new rec ord in the 160 yard relay of one min- ute 5S 3-5 seconds. In the senior
New Britain herald., 1930-03-03

Rally Fails
 A spirited rally that began at the start of the second half and lasted for about three minutes, gave the East Ends the victory in a game against the speedy Eagles.
 Billy Preisscr, manager, coach and substitute on the Eagles team furnished the necessary fireworks. He entered the contest at the start of the second half when the score was 10 10 against his team and threw three sensational baskets through the strings, all in three min utes. The count was then 12-all. This was the incentive for the East Ends to ''step on it' and they did. In the l2 minutes remaining in the second frame the East Ends scored l6 points while the Eagles were making three.
 As the result of it's loss the Eagles are practically out of the running for the title. They must win both final games while the Tabs arc los ing two and the Eagles one. Then the best they can get is a triple tie for first place.
 "Lindy" Lyndon made some sensa- tional shots from the corner which were the feature offensive efforts of the afternoon. Johnny Colwick, an- ather rangy boy, also showed up we'll on the offensive with four hoops. some of which were circus shots. Preissers three baskets were more than the total field goals scored by the rest of the Eagles team. Credit should be given the East Ends for their fine defensive play.
 The sumr1arV.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-03
Southinrton Takes Sixth
Special to the lieraldN

TETFTTdT
 Southington, March 3.-Thc South ington Y. N. C. A. entry in the Senior County "Y" Basketball league assured itself of a place in the first division Saturday night when it defeated HazardvillC by oi-19 in one end of a double header at the town hall Hamlin and Broemcl starred for the winners, while Rae and Allen were best for Hazardville.
 In the second game the local "Y" team won the town championship
New Britain herald., 1930-03-03
STARTS COMEBACK

Chicago, March tP-Georgc Butler Sutton. world 1S.2 balklinc billiard champion in 19oG-7-S, to- night will open his comeback effort in the first block of 600-point match with Percy x. Collins, Chi cago, former national amateur 1S.2 titleholder. Two blocks of 300 points leach will be played, the second one tomorrow night
New Britain herald., 1930-03-03

The Whippcts, displaying , dazzling brand Of basketball. de fcatcd the Hartford Y. M. II. A. quintet yesterday by the score ol IS to 14. Wojack led the local O. fensivc attack with seven points, The score:
New Britain herald., 1930-03-03
LOCAL BOWLERS WIN

Five members of the Employed Boys club from the '. NJ. C. A. went to Mcriden last week for re- turn bowling match with the mem bcrs of the Merden club. After losing to the Meriden fellows on local alleys the New Britainites re- versed the tables and trounced the Meriden boys in three games.
 Mcridcn
New Britain herald., 1930-03-03
PLAY INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
 GAMES AT TABS TONIGHT

Corbin Screw Quintet Faces Stiff Test When It Meets P. & F. Corbin Giant Killers in Opening Game - Former Champions Must Win to Stay in Running for the Pennant-Newmatics Will Attempt to Win Second Game at Expense of Fafnirs-Gascos Meet Rulers.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-03
W Whippcts
Hartford J. M. II.

Score at half time, S-2 Whippets, referee. Finkelstein; timer, Blackl. scorer, karosis.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-03

by defeating the PeXto quintet for 37-3S. The County "" league game yummary:
 Southington '. M. C. \.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-03

Score at half hime, East Ends, 1( to 5; Referee, Sheehan; Timer, Si' kora; Scorer, Butler.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-03
New Britain
BRUINS WIN GAME

The Bruins basketball team swamped the St. Joseph quintet Sat urday morning at the Boys club by the score Of 3S to 5. The score.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-03

Wednesday evening the Burritts lost an overtime game to the St. Stanislaus team of Meridcn while Tuesday evening the East Hartford team 'fas defeated in an overtime battle by Pennington.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-03
Bruins
st. Joscph's
WHIPPETS WIN CAME

Score at half time 2l-l Bruins: referee, Wouak; timer, Zdanzuckag.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-03

Hanover, \. H. - Penn beats Dartmouth, 27-25.
 Ithaca, N. Y.-Princeton beats Cornell, 32-25
New Britain herald., 1930-03-03

By a queer coincidence, Pat Rose was q member of the winning team in both overtime victories against the Athletics. He played with Pennington Tuesday and with the Burritts Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-03

Saturday nights overtime basket ball battle between the Burritts anl tho Mckinley Athletics was the sec ond in one week for both teams.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-03

Picken and Collins were mates with Bristol and they will be oppos- ing each other in the game.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-03
TABS INCREASE
 LEAD IN LEAGUE
Defeat Sons of Italy as Eagles
 Toss East Ends for Loss
League Standing

Yesterdays Results Tabs oS. Sons of Italy 16. Eagles oS, East Ends 15.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-03

We can't say that this is intcn- tional although it looks as if it is. With two of the best goal gcttcrs un the rush line, New Britain hasn't :,ot a half dozen goals in the series off the home floor. The team has Ieen a complete bust in the play off. The redeeming feature of the entire works has been the sensa- tional play of Red" Donnelly. To him must so the credit for the best exhibition of one player trying to carry the entire team on his shoul- ders. Even the Albany fans had 10 applaud him yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-03

The New Britain basketball team will play the Schenectady quintet at the Stanley Arena next Saturday night. Among the performers on this club are Jimmy Picken, former star forward with the Bristol Endees and Makofski, formerly an acc on the Connecticut Aggies' team.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-03

According to Referee Aronsoa, eight minute periods call for a three minute overtime period and not five minutes. If this is so the Burritts would have won Wednesday night s game as they were ahead after three minutes of overtime had been play ed A five minute period was play ed and the St. Stan team won.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-03
League Standing

Tonight's Games r. < F. Corbin vs. Corbin Screw. Newmatics vs. Fafnirs. Gascos vs. Stanley Rule.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-03
s pc a kin g of Sports

The New Britain roller hockey team, one of the strongest combina- tions in the league on paper, is mak- ing sorry showing in the playoff series. This is because the team lacks that vitally necessary thing in every sport. coordination and team work.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-03

We have watched Duggan and Williams on the rush line ever since the two were paired up on the local team. They will never work to- gcthcr as long as each wants to make the goals. This has been cvi- dent in every game and it will con tinue to be so. The players are at an inn mpagSC.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-03

Billy Darrow, New Britain boy, proved himself to be the spark of the Connecticut Aggies' basketball team. He scored l2 points and fed the other players on the squad in the teams victory over Rhode Island. Local fans who saw him in action Saturday night, arc singing his praises today.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-03
Basketball

George Nelson, Baltimore, 2l-lO, 2l-
New Britain herald., 1930-03-03

The largest crowd of the years was on hand yesterday. More than ] 200 fans were present and New Britain's share of the gate was larger than it's net proceeds from last Thursday nights game.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-03

R. Smersct .... G6 1S -
New Britain herald., 1930-03-03

Owner Jack Arute is completely and finally done with all-star teams. He figures that he could take the NutmeGs over right now and have them show up better than the reg ular team. At times yesterday, he was on the verge of taking Duggan off the floor and sending Pete Cas- peripi into the game. He contin- ned to hope that things would change, but they didn't and the game was gone beyond recall.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-03

The ''in the bag boys had plenty Of bets placed yesterday on New Britain to win the game. They got it plenty. This series will be ended Tn four straight games if Albany can turn the trick. McCorry, owner of the Albany club, figures that four straight win for Albany is the best thing that can happen for the club.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-03

Two intermediate league games are carded for this week. The Whip pets, who have virtually clinched the championship. are scheduled to meet the South Church Intermediates, while kensington is listed for a game with the First Baptists on the latter teams home floor. This league WII} come to q close next week.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-03
Sons of Italy
Rally Fails

Referee, Shcchan. Timer, Sikora. Scorer, Butler.
The Alaskan., 1930-07-18
Gold Found in Chickens
 Gizzard

After all efforts to find the source of gold nuggets taken from a chickens gizzard on the farm of Bert Phelps, Quinter, the owners believe they have the right explanation.
 In the neighborhood of what is now the Phelps farm is a very old cross-country trail which it is said was used by the "49ers" on their way home from Calif- ornia gold rush. It is believed the nuggets were lost by return ing prospectors. The small par ticles of gold taken from the hen are said to be worth about $40. A search for the mother lode" continues.
The Alaskan., 1930-07-18
More Planes for Alaska
 Airways Company

The Alaska Airways line has purchased two new LOckheed- Vega seaplanes and have aug mented it's service by including Cordova as a regular port of call. The first plane will leave Juneau on the 18th for Cordova while the other plane will be us- ed by the Alaska Washington Airways of British Columbia to take care of increased service between Seattle, Victoria and Vancouver. Effective immedi- ately, Port Townsend will be made a port of call for the Vic toria bound planes with irregu- lar service to Port Angeles.
 The new planes were secured at a cost of $40,OOO.
The Alaskan., 1930-07-18
Mooney Witness Is
 Perjuror He Says

John Macdonald, principal witness against Tom Mooney and Warren Billings, in a signed statement last Saturday )said:
 "I John Mcdonald, aged .58 years, never saw Mooney until taken into the Hall of Justice in San Francisco. I was told by an officer, this is Mooney point ing him out to me.
 My testimony in the various cases was untrue and false.
 "The authorities got me to tes- tify.
 Il identified Mooney but this is an absolute falsehoOd."
 Desirous of undoing the great wrong he had done in helping to secure conviction of Mooney and for their alleged bomb ing which killed several in 1916, Mcdonald made this confession in Baltimore, Maryland.