davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-02-28
70 schodze .Okr.
=. Sboru SLOW. Ligy
Kongresny vybor zvoleny. PAM
slifkovej pracovnikdm pri slo-
venskom veceri vyslovena zapis-
~ nicna vd'aka.
Buduca schodza a kulturny We.
cierok bude v evanj. skole "a.
TlarCa,

Schodza Okresneho Sboru SLOW.
Ligy bola vydrziavana dina "a.
februara vecer skole osady Sv.
Alzbety ma n. Haseltine Ave.
Ma schodzi boil pritomni: adv.
M. j. Palkovic, Martin j. Lesnak,
Jan Gura, pam Danko, pani Sko-
kan, 81. r. Hudak, Jan Basista,
NJ. BartoS, Rev. Jozef l.. Kostik,
Juraj Murdzak. J. Yavorsky, A.
Tarapcak, Jozef Schromofsky, pi.
Maria Kubina, pi. Maria Slifka,
| pi. Cecilia Klein, Andrej Benedik,
Frantisek Hudik, M. Mraz, Pavel
Jakubec, uradnici a 1radnicky
/ haseltonskych spolkov a obecen-
stvo. Vsetky mena mi nebolo moz-
ne sp1sat', preto prosim prepa-
Genie.
| Nez sa schodza zapooala, br.
Michal J. Palkovic. predseda Okr.
Sboru priv1tal zastupcov sborov
Ligy, spolkov a obecenstvo a
predstavil nam Rev. J. L. Kosti-
ka. Rev. Kostik nam prednasal O
Slovenskych speyoch. PrednaSka
sa obecenstvu vel mi pacila :
predseda pod'akoval Rev. Kosti
kovi "a prednaSku.
Bola precitana zapisnica Z mi
nulej sch6dze a prijata. Podani
bola zprava vyboru Slovenskehc
vecera, ktory boI odb%vany no
tell Ohio II. februara. Zpravu po
dali: pi. Slifkova, M. J. Palkov;t
FIR. Hudik, J. Schromofsky a J
Gura. Zpravy vIboru prijatt holy
vyslovenlm vd 'ally vsetkNn
pracovnikom a zvlaStne PAM Slif
kovej "a jej prednasku historic
Slovakov. Financna zprava boli
v znamost' vzata. Prijate bolo, a
by spolky, ktore venuju veno
valy peniaze na porazenie mad "a
, bkej propagandy, dostaly brozur
ky pre- kazdeho ida spolku.
Potom prisIo k pojednavaniu (
kongrese Slovenskej Llgy. Ia
jomnik precitai list cd hi. tajom
nika Slov. LIgy, hr. Koci1ra, Z
kongres bude V mali toho roku :
, Youngstown. Mienky podali: Rev
! j. L. Kostik, +. SchrOmOfskV, M
Mraz, NJ. j Ksesnak a dany be
navrh a prijaty, ably sa zvolj
kongresny vybor. Tento vybor m
vypracovat' program schadzat
sa castejsie. Prva schodza, vybor
, je 6. marca veGer V Skole Osad
Sv. Alzbety. Do vIbOru zvoler
boil: Rev. j. l.. Kostik, Rev. Ste
fan Kocis, Martin Dolak, Jozef j
Schromofsky. M. Mraz, Frantise
Hudik, Andrej Benedik, Pavel ia
kubec, Jan Gura, A. Tarapcak, p
Maria G.. Slifka, pani Maria Ku
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-02-28
Cd ADMINISTRACIE.

Minule cislo tychto novln bolO
hotove piatok, ako obycaJne,
ale posta nebola roznasana So
botu pre- Sviatok Washingtonovho
narodenia, preto ho ct. citatella
nedc stall. My Smc o tychto no
vvch por;adkoch na poste nezna-
Ii, preto SINE cislo nevydali 0 den
bkOre! ].
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-02-28
BULLETIN SVATO-
VOJTESSKY.
Podava Rev. Stefan Kocis, hi. jed
613 North Lakeview Ave,
Youngstown, Ohio.

sldzileho" jubilanta. Spolok sv.
Vojtecha je mas jeho jubileum
je nase iubileum. Ked' oslavime
zveladime Spolok, toho naSho
jubilanta, oslavime a zvel 'adimc
svoj drahy slovensky narod. A
ktoze by nechcel dopriat' svojeti?
A ktoze by nechcel, ably al mas
narod stal ma mravnej kulttir-
nej 1rovni ostatnych vzdelanych
narodov?
Veru kazdy. - Ano, kazdy ro-
duverny Slovak, kazda roduver-
ma Slovenka si to- praje to chce.
Ale to este nestaci. Cd chcenia
nutno je pristdpit' ku skutkom a
to ku skutkom bezistnej prace a
stedrej obetavosti ga vieru a
narod.' Prave taketo skutky sil
ciel'om Jubilejnej akcie svatovoj-
tesskej. A ma zdarne prevedenie
tejto jubilejnej akcie svatovojtes-
skej utvara sa, Jubilejny vybor
svatovojtessky. Do toho vyboru
chceme ziskat': 4 naSich kHa-
zov; q nasich miestnych jedna-
tel 'ov a 81 hlavnych ilradnlkov a
1radnicky naSich SLOW. katol. Or
ganizacii. Nase knazstvo "a po-
moci miestnych jednatel'ov bude
sa starat' O prevedenie jubilejnej
akcie vo farnostiach; hlavni Il
radnici 6radnicky bud1 zas pre-
vadzat' tuto jubilejn1 akciu me-
dzi clenstvom svojich organizacil
Takto bude dana prilezitost' vSe-
tkym nasim cinitePom. A takto
zaisti sa zdar nasho jubilea.
Jubilejna akcia. - Tato pozo'
stava z troch ciastok: u Jubllej.
ma vyprava svatovojtesska, z kto,
rel vsetok zisk ide Spolku sv,
Vojtecha p Jubilejny Fond, dc
ktoreho kazdy Slovak, no memo
vite kazdy svatovojtessky I'D, by
NAL prispet' stedrym milodarom
81 Clenovska akcia, ktorej Gle
l'om je ziskat' desat' tisic novych
1dov pre- Spolok sv. Vojtecha
tomto jubilejnom roku. Hpa pole
velike. Potrebna je spolupraca
vsetkych. A cieP tax vzneseny
svaty uzitocny, re jedon kaz
dy mas sa m0ze a ma odusevno'
vat pracovat' "a jeho uskutoc'
nenie. Robme kazdy co je nasei
moci vysledok bude tax skvely
re nam vsetkym bude roblt cest
nasmu drahemu narodu dobro
tu. Nuz maine sa k cinu neod
kladaime Wac. Pod me S jubilee
nou vvpravou Ma Slovensko. Stai,
me sa clenmi Spolku sv. Vote
cha. Obetujme IA Jubilejny Fono
Spolku sv. Vojtech cha. Kazdy dpa
moznosti. ale vSetcia spolu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-02-28
MA PREDAJ
OBCHOD S DOMOM

Ma South Side, v dobrej stvrti
mesta preda sa grocery, confcc-
tioneri meat market obched,
spolu 5-izbovym domom po
.pripade i so vsetkym zariadenim
a naradim. Preda sa priciny od-
cestovania do kraja lacno rychle-
mu kupcovi, alebo zakupcl "a
menSi dom. Telefon 40211.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-02-28
BULLETIN SLOVEN-
SKEJ LfGY.
Il uradovne tajomnika. }
O SCfTANf L'UDU,

(k) Je vseobecnym pravitllom
skoro vsade ma svete, re kazdych
10 rokov bvva ilradne scitanie
Pudu, obyvatel 'stva. Rok 1890 je
prave tym rokom, ktorom sa to-
to scitanie ludu bude dat al u
mas Amerike, v Ceskosloven-
skej republike. Nateraz hod me
pohl'ad ma scitanie ludu v staraj
vlasti.
Mono povedat', ze "a mad'ar-
>kej vlady najutinlivejsou zbra-
nou nemad 'arskych narodnosti
proti Mad 'arom bola statistika.
Akokol 'vek Mad 'ari falsovali Sta
tistiku ludu prospech mad'a ar
skGho narcda, tol l'ko predsa len
museli priznat', ze v;icsina obyva-
tel 'Ov (r. 1900 bolo Ncmad arrow
54.6 perez byvaleho Mad 'arska
je nemad' 'arska. Znamy slovensky
narodny pracovnik DIR. Emil Sto-
dola vel'mi peclive sprac1val Sta
tistiku Slovakov v byv. Uhorsku
d bola ona zakladom mnohych do
brych veci, ktore sa staly pro-
speech slovenskeho naroda. Znamy
priatei Slovakov Seton Watson
(Scotus Viator) zhrozil sa mad
statistickymi datami Uhorska a
tato okolnost' bola rozhoduji1cou
tom, re sa ujal Slovakov prot
Mad 'arom. | "a svetovej vojny
nasi revoluGni Ginitelia operovaI
najviac Statistikou a darilo sa i'm
znamenite. Y tOhOtO vidnO, ze Sta
tistika je vel'mi d0lezitou vecor
pre- narOd.
' starej vlastl bolo uz diva razy
scltanie l'udu, r. 1919 hned' 20.
tom r. 1921. Teraz bude teda tret
raz. Ale co je dolezite, re napriek
vsetkym statistikam vlastne an:
dnes nevieme, kol 'ko ie Slova
kOy. Prve scitania l'udu dialy sa
znameni cechoslovakizmu. Kvm
v Cechach na Morave celkon
presne mozeme zistit', kOl 'kO j
Cechov, nem0zeme tax urobit' II;
Slovensku, kde sa osobitne neza
pisuju Slovaci a Cesi. Ba viem,
presne, koFko je Mad arrow, Mem
Gov, Poliakov, este iGiganov n;
Slovensku, kym poGte Slovako,
len hadat' mozeme.
Tato okolnost' ma svoje nevy
body. Prva nevyhoda je v tom, II
Slovaci by opravdu radi vedeli
kol'ko je Cechov ma Slovensku
Q tomto sa tol'ko hovori, pise {
argumentuje a predsa nevie >a
kto ma vlastne pravdu, ci ii, kto
ri hovoria, ze je mnoho Cecho,
na Slovensku a ci ii, ktori hovo
ria opacne. A to je pc strank
llarodnej, politickej hospodar
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-02-28
Jan Ratay,

truchliaci manzel
Seward daily gateway., 1930-03-20
5. \. [. GIVING UP
 GYMNASIUM FOR SEASON

With the basketball season over
 and no apparent interest being
 manifested in indoor baseball in the B. A. c, hall, 1t was decided at the last Executive Board meet ing of the Athletic club to close the gym April I.
 However, if there are sufficient members of the club who want to play baseball, the hall will be held open for another month If there Is any objection to closing the hall April l, the Executive Board requests that those mem bers who are In good standing who object. state their objections 70 Miss Sylvia Sexton, before March 3I. Action will then he taken as thouht best for all mem berS concerned.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-03-20
GOVERNMENT, QUO vADIS

The American Publishers Association, through Col. Robert R. Mccormick publisher of the Chicago Tribune, has launched battle to break the Minnesota gag law through which judge suppression came thru injunction
 An ironica note ntrudes into the battle for the freedom of the press when is pointed that the inunc ton has been the weapon by which labor organizations have been forced to yield. In these instances the met ropotan press found supporting flaw and order the injunction
 The present situation brings to mind that it is nee essary for the boot to overshoo the mark and land pro- miscuousy upon the tender portions of mass anatomy before they awaken to the fact that apathy when the lit tie fellow is getting his often results in emboldeninq the kicker to apply the hobna higher up We get this here in Alaska every day.
 This is what makes it So difficult for sincere, earn est politicians to remedy evils There is too much apathy too much whispering for fear the entrenched despohc powers welding the sceptre might take urn orage, or feel called upon to apply discipline.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-03-20
GATEWAY, ION VACATION.

Electric power being turned OH this morning handicapped the Gateway somewhat in reporting or elahorating on late news items. Even when the power is turned back two hours more are lost while awaiting for the juice" to melt down the metal in the hno- type pots Therefore, the day was shot full of holes; practically everything appearing today was set up the previous night. Allahi
Seward daily gateway., 1930-03-20
SCHOOL FOR TEACHERS

With the view in mind of ulti- mately establishing an institution for the training of teachers in AL aska fer Alaska. Leo W. Bruer, commissioner of education. has compiled statistics showing the field from which teachers could be drawn for summer training in Alaska. At present, he finds, there are approximately 50 in- structoEA in the parochial and mission Schools, 204 in the Bu- reau schools and 254 in the Ter ritorial schools. giving more than 500 teachers from which to draw students for summer school.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-03-20

T. W Hawkins, prominent local business man, returned yesterday from Anchorage feeling somewhat improved. Mir. Hawkins slipped and fell on the ice couple of weeks ago, fracturing rib. He has been in pain, more or less. ever since.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-03-20
MISS NELSON LEAVES

Miss Evelyn Nilsson, until recent ly employed at sylvia's. left last night on the s. s. Admiral Evans for the home of her parents at Portlock. Miss Nilsson may remain home for the Summer but her plans are indefinite as she may return here soon or 90 to An chorage.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-03-20

Two of the best known guides in the Northland. Henry Lucas and his side-kick, George Nelson, re- turned to the big city yesterday from their wilderness home down on the beautiful shores of Skilak Lake, lower Russian River area.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-03-20

The Ladies Aid social affair at the church last evening is reported to have been very wonderful time having in attendance one of the largest crowds recalled in
Seward daily gateway., 1930-03-20
CARD PARTY TONIGHT

The Seward Shrine Club is giving 6 bridge party tonight at Odd Fellows Hall, upstairs, for Afason Fastern Stars and invited guests.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-03-20
EVANS COMES AND GOES

The 8. 8. Admiral Evans, of she Pacific Steamship Co, ar rived in port from the south last evening bringing passengers, mail and freight The liner continuel on Westward a few hours later.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-03-20
Al Rloomer u,ee o va,dez vtsi+

Al Bloomer was a Valdez visit or last week from Fort Liscum. where he has been trapping. He camee over for supplies and re- ports little game this year, hav- ing caught only one cross fox. two Weasles and one mink.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-03-20

Mir. and Mrs. Fox and child were among yesterdays arrivals from the Interior, boarding the s. s. Admiral Evans for Seldovia.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-03-20

Now will somebody tell us if the roar in Congress over tine 18th amendment is directed at the law or the brand of hootch they are doling out to the Solons
Seward daily gateway., 1930-03-20

II one Is clever in lodging expenses he will not have to meet them.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-03-20

Try the Alaska Shop CH0c0- LATE ICE CREAM.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-28
Jacksonville Again
 Defeats the Yankees

Jacksonville, Fla, March 9S (Pl- The New York Yankees may be q pretty strong team in the American league, but they're just another ball club to Rube Marquard's Jackson vile Tars Of the Southeastern league.
 The Tars scored their second an nual triumph over the Tanks yes- terday. 4-S. The eminent MT. Ruth struck out twice but got two singles.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-28
Howley to Keep Squad
 Until Team Gets Home

Orlando. Fla. March 2S (Pl- Manager Dan Howlcy plans to keep the Cincinnati Red squad intact un- ril he reaches homo, thus allowing himself ample time to decide which players to place elsewhere. Two or three pitchers, one or two infeldcrs and at least one outfoldcr will have to be farmed out or sold. The pitch CTS arc giving Howlcy the most worry. The team will start tho northw3rd trek today.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-28
3O SCOUT LEADERS
 AT BUSY SESSION
Authorize Committee to Prepare
 Field Day Program

The monthly meeting of the local scoutmastcrs and assistants was held last night at thc Stanley Me norial church, where a supper WAS served hy Troop ii officials. There were @o men present and immcli- atcly after the supper. which WAS prepared by Scoutmastcr N. C., Hcislcr and a committee Of scout mothers the group adjourned to hold regular business meeting with Commissioner Charles L. Morgan presiding.
 George Burltn-. Jr.. was chosen as permanent secretary Of inc scout masters association. Scoutmastcr HIoisler of Troop II made a report on the scout exhibit 4 rising vote Of thanks Was extended to the Troop l1 committee and leaders for the supper. Routine business occupied the rest oc Inc meeting and 1t was decided 10 work in conjunction with the mons club to put oil the muSj- cal play. "School Days" The first rehearsal will be held on Wednesday,. April ;. at the Stanley Memorial church. T. was also decided 10 have the Scoutmastcrs' association spon- sor the 19%l scout exhibit.
 The field day was discussed al some length. and lt was voted 10 have the chajr appoint q committee of scoutmastcrs 10 submit q list Of events and also to set the time and the place and decide on the running Of the field day
 Men present at the supper were Eov. Raymond ". Gilman. Harric Tjbhals, George Chapman, Roy Holt man. A. C. Olson. George Loomis. T.. N. Depot, Neil MacDougau. C. r.. Morgan. Fl. W. Linnchan. P. O'E;l- ley. J. PoGlitch. D. II. Bochm. AL t.. Hcisler, W, SchWab, G. Duffy, T.. Beach. T. Annmziata. X. Johnson. r. s. Lackcy, R. sacbctt. C. II. Burl- ing, l.. Coates F. Peters, L. NL Is- icih, Joseph Dykes and .. A. Brick son,
 Troop 8 met last night at the Roosevelt school in charge Of As sis,ant Scoutmastcrs August Pcplau, Eddie Pcplau and AinerI Schultz. A fine meeting vas held, with cmpha- sis on individual work in the second class scouting test. X group Of five tenderfeet expect 10 appear before the board Of review in April Mike Dechesser received his second class award at the March court Of honor. Plans were made for a troop hike. Scribe George Peterson made a re- port on the progress Of the troop at the business meeting presided over by Assistant Scoutmastor Eddie rcp-
New Britain herald., 1930-03-28
Six Rockies Sent Home
 From Cardinals Camp

Fradonton, Fla. March g3 lP-- The St Louis Cardinals had siN less husky eaters 10 feed today as that many rockies went k..cll for season. ing, including Bill Myers, nashy looking infoldcr, who was cracbcI on tho skull with a thrown bat Wcdncsday who will report 10 ban vIIle, The others arc Bill Lee, Glenn Larson and Mace Brown, pitchers Catcher Burton Bruckman and In- fielder Willis Glasgow. all Of whom report to Sl. Joseph in tho Western league.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-28
BIankenship to Start
 For White SOx Today

Waco. Texas, March 28 Pl--Te l BIsnkenship was Manager Donie Bush's choice to start for the Chi caco White Sox today against the Waco club of the Texas league. Ous- side of the ball game, the appear ance Of the Great Shires vas the big item on the days schedule.
 The SoX broke camp at San An tonic yesterday, minus Donald Red Corridor, inlelder from the University Of Michigan, and Walter Mccarthy. Chicago semi-pro pitcher, who were released.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-28
Chicago Cubs to Face
 Pirates Again Today

Los Angeles March 25 lP-Sull lacking signs Of being q champion snip ball club. the Chicago Cubs to- day faced the Pittsburgh Pirates ID the second Of their four game scr fcs. Against the Pirates yesterday the Cubs arain demonstrated that the hitting IS there, but the pitch ing is not so good They bagsed A hits. including three homcrs. but the Pirates got I9 safe blows, winning, lo to lQ.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-28
SPECIAL MATCH RoeerS Recreation Girls
Scharrs All-Stnr Men
Third Baseman Hurt
 In Exhibition Game

Winter Haven, Fla, March 28 P' -Brooklyn's victory over the Phil lies in yesterdays exhibition game was q. costly one for 1t cost Man agcr Wuhert Robinson the services of his third bascman, Wally G!- bert,
 In the fourth inning. Denny Southern slid into third and in the mixup Gilbert was spiked in the left knee and right foot. He probably wilt be out of action for q few days aL least.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-28
Rookie Gets Chance
 To Appear on Mound

los Angeles, Cal. March .S jP1- Today is q bIv day m the life Of Andy Bednar. Pirate rookie pitcher. Andy has been doing some gooI work and Manager Jewel Ems an nouncod today he would get 8 chance 10 show against tho Chicago 'uos. Larry French will he the star.mc moundsman against the N4- uonai league champions in the sec ond or the four- game exhibition series and Andy will bo allowed 70 lnI.l -no lontcst.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-28
Giants Get Out Kinks
 During Stretch of Rest

San Antonio, March 2S (F)--The New York Giants finally have found one good thjns about the constant rains that have handicapped their sprmc training work. except for Freddy Lindstrom's sore hand. there's not q charley horse, injury or sore arm in the camp. The chances are, though. that McGraw would risk a few of these minor ail- ments if he could get the rain to stop long enough 10 permit the Gi. ants to get in a full days work.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-28
Awarded Silver Cup
 For Speed ill Typing

At the assembly at the Moody Sec retarial school this morning, Flor cnce Lipctz was awarded the silver cup which is given each month for the best 15 minute speed test. Miss Lipotz' record was 52 words m!u- ulo for 15 minutes without error.
 On Saturday the Connecticut Bus iucss Educators association will hold it's annual meeting in the Wilhy High school in Waterbury and the following students ot the Moody school aro entered in the Harious contests 10 be hold under the aus pjcos Of the association: Typewrjt- first year. Florence Backhaus and Doris Mount; shorthand, Esther
New Britain herald., 1930-03-28
FACES PITCHING PROBLEM

New Orleans, March $ Pl-Thc problem of selecting the nine hurl- CTS 10 make up the Cleveland hurl- ins staff has returned to haunt Manager Roger peckinpaugh. | week ago. Peck thought he had his mind all made up, but Les Barn hart's good work against New Or leans has put him back in the run ming. Barnhart was slated for an other year of seasoning, but nov the tribe chieftaln isn't So sure.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-28
BASKETBALL TOURNEY
Scmi-inalS in Eleventh Annual Court Competition Brines Four Teams Into Play.

Glcns Falls, \. Y. March $ lP--- Tho sowi-fnals Of the llth annual eastern basketball tournament will bring together here tonight Glcus Falls academy and Rogers High school Of Newport, k. l.. and St. AIary's High school of WestfieIJ. Mass, the defending champions, against Cook academy, Montour Falls, x. '.
 Tncr, four teams came through fine opening games. Inst night as follows:
 Cook academy 27; York ColIc2i- ate institute York, Pa. 2i.
 Glcns Falls academy 2I; West High school Manchester. \. H.. Is.
 Rogers High @2; Wnby High school Waterbury. Conn. %I.
 St. Mary's High @S; St. Bonc- diets school. Newark. x. J, @1.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-28
SD @ a kin g
 of Sports t s

Manager Ken Saunders Of the Rnrritt basketball team stated to. day that he had withdrawn his quintet from the annual Southern New England basketball tournament in plainAeld because of the unrca- sUnable schedule for tho day.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-28
NOBEL PRIZES Sts.0oo

Stockholm. sweden March 2S GPJ The amount of each Nobel prize Tor 1f2o will he approximately i7c.- 't6 crowns which is about 24S,0o0, the total sum available for the five prizes this year being about 654,374 crowns. These totals are contained in inc report Of the foundation auditors published today.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-28
Eddie Grimes Needs
 Much More Seasoning

West Palm Beach, Fla. March 2S .P-Lddjo Grimes. who was third haseman for the Milwaukee Brew CTS last year after getting a tryoua with tho St. Louis Browns, again vas shuutcd 10 the Association club for moro seasoning. Grimes was q holdout as the training season Eor under way The Browns also pick cd up an lu'1elder purchasing Joe HassIor a shoristop and formerly with tho Athletics from Bal'lmorc.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-28
Predict showers
'. M, (. 4, GYM NOTES

Men arc now signing up for the indoor baseball leagues which will be conducted on Mondays aud Fri day nights. NJ. GalatL r. Gregory, NJ. Gil, F. Tcldmann, II, Hultbcr- C. Sexton, Mandclh Andrcwccuvi L. Dennis, r. Maictta, Lipha NJ. Se- gal, J. Budnick, M Njerbichj. A. Aronson, IT, Fogclson and |. Ritter.
 The senior physical training classes conducted at the "Y" dur ing the past seven months come to q close Saturday this week and SOS sions will be used for tournament play in yoilcy ball and baseball, Starting Monday, March 5Ist. tue senior classes will meet on Mondays and Fridays,for the indoor baseball leagues. On Tuesdays and Thurs days the older business men will meet for volley ball leagues. on Tuesdays and Friday mornings the mems class will continue 10 hold yolley bali matches. All the boys classes will continue as per sched- ule.
 Life saving course will hold ses- sions on Tuesdays at S:30 ?. m. un- der supervision of Fred Tcldmann.
 Boys indoor baseball leagues play on Fridays and Saturdays. Mems swimming classes for begin ncrs on Wednesdays at S;30 ?. m.
 Applications will be received by the physical department from senior members desiring to try out for the "Y" track team.
 Men dcsirous of entering the sem for open singles handbau champion ship arc requested 10 hand in the5r names this week. Matches will be played off between the hours of l and o'clock on No, 1 court.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-28

lpon receiving the schedule or games yesterday, Saunders discover ed that the tournament was actual ly an endurance contest and refus- ed to take chance of injuring the health of his players. In order to win the tournament. a team must win four games in one day and If it is unlucky in the draw, it must play five games. Four or five games in one day is almost physical im- possibility.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-28

Eaincault. and Anne Manghisl.
 The faculty and a large delega- ton Of the students are planning to be present.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-28

Georgia Techs baseball team will play 24 games this spring, 12 with Southern Conference squads. Notrc Dame and Illinois will take on the Tornado for two games each.