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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-20

Named for
May Queen

List of attendants to Butler uni
versity May queen, who will be
crowned at the annual May day
celebration Saturday has been an
nounced by the Woman's League,
which is sponsoring the event.
Misses Margaret Stiltz and Lora-
nellie Houston will be heralds, Mar
guerite Doriot and Virginia Holt,
train bearers, and Frances Shear,
crown bearer. Miss Maja Brownlee
will be queen.
May queen will be dressed in white
and her maids of honor, Miss Flea
nor Hadd and Miss Josephine
ONeill, will wear yellow. yellow,
green and black have been chosen
as May day colors by the Woman's
League committee, headed by Miss
Dorothy Lambert. Green stickerS
with gold letters will be provided
for the jitneyS.
Pageant Is Arranged
Miss Virginia Taylor is in charge
of the jitney service, and ,Mayborn
Landgraf will have charge of traffic,
assisted by Russell Townsend, Fred
Ranney and Edward Raffensberger.
Pageant will begin at 2:30 on the
campus, northeast of the band shell.
Famous characters from history and
fiction will be represented by But
Ter students in the college of liberal
arts. Twelve characters from great
operas will be depicted by students
in the Arthur Jordan Conservatory
of Music. The John Heron Art
Institute will have unit composed
of characters from Mythology.
Teachers college will be represented
by Meg Merrilies' gypsy train from
Guy Mannering.
Concert at Noon
Following GROWING of the queen,
students from the dramatic depart
ment of the Arthur Jordan school
will give comedy scenes from GAS
You Like It." There will be band
concert at noon. and the band will
lead the pageant in its professional
and play for the occasional.
Athletic events in the morning
will open the program. From II TO
l there will be a breakfast, in charge
of Miss Virginia Hill. Annual May
dance will be held at the Claypool
in the evening.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-20

Mrs. Harry Lee Rust, Muncie, ma
tional president of the Wakefield
Memorial Association, Inc, has
appointed an Indiana committee to
sponsor a state campaign in con-
junction with other states, to raise
funds for rebuilding the birthplace
of George Washington.
The committee is composed of
Mrs. M. A. Doran, regent; Mrs. Ar
thur Ball, associate regent, both of
Muncie, and Mrs. James L. Gavin,
indianapolis, associate regent.
The organizations purpose is to
rebuild Wakefield mansion, birth
place of Washington, in Westmore-
land county, Virginia, and make it
a place for pilgrimages. The ground
already has been purchased by the
association, Mrs. Rust said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-20
Ask State to Aid in Drive to
Rebuild Washington's Home

When the mansion, which was de-
stroyed by fire in 1880, is rebuilt,
in it will be placed authentic heir
looms, furniture, letters and other
articles now in the hands of indi-
viduals and organizations.
It is intended to have the man
sion completed in time for the ma
tional bicentennial commission an
niversary in 1882, which will open
on Washington's birthday, Feb. %,
and continue until Thanksgiving
day.
After Wakefield has been restored,
the association plans to restore the
tombs of the Washington family, in
Guiding Washington's father, grand
father and great-grandfather. The
burial lands have been decided the
association by Washington heirs
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-20
Plan Bridqe, B1tnco

Alpha chapter, Delta Theta Phi
sorority will entertain Thursday
with bridge and bunco party at
the Columbia Club. Miss Frances
Olsen is general chairman, assisted
by Miss Louise Mayes, chairman of
the ticket committee; Miss Virginia
Holmes. chairman of prizes; Miss
Irene Russell, chairman of cards
and Miss Irma Wolrath, chairman
of buncO.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-20

A Chinese play, 1.-THE Gooseberry
Mandarin" was presented by the
Expression Club at the annual guest
day meeting today at the woodruff
Place clubhouse. Preceding the
play, Japanese and Chinese
musical program was given.
The stage was banked with cherry
blossom trees, wisteria vines and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-20
GiUe Musicale Tea

Members of Delta Alpha Club will
be entertained with a musicale tea
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Ray
D. Barnes, $685. Washington boule-
ward. Miss Harriet Payne, violiniSt,
and Miss Ruth Cant, pianist, will
give the prcgram.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-20
Gires Benefit Party

Mrs. Harold Hayes will enter
tair with a card and bunco party
at her home, 1925 Shannon avenue,
this afternoon and night for the
benefit of Little Flower, church.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-20
Present Plan

Members Of the dramatic organi-
cation of Bethel Baptist church viii
present. The Light That Never
Failed, at 7:3o Friday night, at
Rhodius Community house.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-20

Mrs. Kopb Is Hostess
Sigma Phi Kappa sorority will
meet Wednesday night at the home
of Mrs. Edwin Koph, 2217 Rowland
avenue.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-20
OLD DOCTORS IDEA
IS BIG HELP TO
ELDERLY PEOPLE

In 1885, old DR.. Caldwell made a
discovery for which elderly people
the world over praise him today!
Years of practice convinced him
that-many people we're endangering
their health by a careless choice of
laxatives. So he began search for
harmless prescription which would
be thoroughly effective, yet would
neither grippe nor form any habit.
At last he found it.
Over and over he wrote it, when
he found people bilious, headachy,
out of sorts, weak or feverish; with
coated tongue, bad breath, no appe-
tite or energy. 1t relieved the most
obstinate cases, and yet was gentle
with women, children and elderly
people.
Today the same famous, effective
prescription, known as DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin, is the worlds
most popular laxative. It may be
obtained from any drug store. -Ad-
eSs..-ks.l~,..<sS&
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-20

Business Session Held
Fappa Gamma Alpha sorority
will hold its monthly business meet
ing tonight at the Sphinx Arms.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-20
Musicale to
Be Followed
by Luncheon

Additional luncheon parties have
been planned to follow the morning
musicale Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. Myra j. B. Allison, Cold
Springs road, sponsored by the Car
cline Scott Harrison chapter,
Daughters of the American Revo-
luton.
Among those who will entertain
are:
Mesdames
Thomas c. Howe George B. Dixon
M. w. Ryan Clarence A. Cook
William H. Louden Harry E. Daugherty
william F.. Taylor A. r. Monroe
George A. VanDyke Robert B. Long
Fred d. StilZ Ira M. Holmes
3ranSford Clarke Blanch B. Mcguire
Robert M. Bryce william E. Cox
Calvin L. Sharpe william H. Hart
John F. Wilde Jr. Ethel P. Clarke
Nellie P Winnings George M. Reeder
George G. Kolb
Misses
Marg. McCarty Day Sarah Henzie
Mrs. James B. CrankShaW, Fit.
Wayne, state regent, will preside at
one Of the coffee tables.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-20

Club Meets at C. of C.
Danzarite Club will meet tonight
at 8 at the Chamber of Commerce.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-20

Haze Meeting at Y. w.
Phi Gamma Tau sorority will
meet Wednesday night at the Y.
w. c. A.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-09

labb egyszer egy eyben Urvacso-
raval elnek.
A kere-vtyen es egyhazi egylet-
mex a gyiilese szombaton este, az
az jan. lien a szokott idoben lesz
megtartva. Mivel uj alapszabaly
van es a befizetes is csekely 15c-
tel lett emelve, kerjiik testvere-
ket ARA, hogy jojjenek fel a gyii-
lesre, hogy OFT halifax meg ennek
elonyet. Ne iiljenek fel azoknak,
akik a zavarosban szeretnek ha-
laszni, az egylet hiisegesen teljesi-
ii k0telesseget. 1929-ben $613.OO-t
fizetett XII csekely SOC ellene-
ben. Az egyletre minden testve-
runknek sziiksege van, de az is
csak akkor tud fizetni, ha mi is
fizetiink annak kasszajaba. Ma
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-09
Az ALLIANCE, Oh MAGYAR
REFORM. EGYHAZ I.TREI
Kohl:
KRUCHI0 ANTAL.
ref. lelkesz.

Unnepeink a szeretetben es a
lelki felbuzdulasokban folytak lie,
karacsony elso napJan d. e. es d.
u. szep szamu kozonseg vett reszt
az Standardization, az Urvacso-
raval el0k szama is nagyobb volt,
mint az elozo vekben. Az adoma-
nyok is emelkedtek es a kantalas
is szepen sikeriilt, dacara annak,
hogy minden hajlekot mem tud-
tax a kantal0k felkeresni. Unnepi
beveteliink, ha mem is volt Macy,
de excl is meg lehetiink elegedve,,
mivel .k0zel $3.50 volt, lit is ha las
san is, de mindig javulas eszlel-
heto. Unnep masodnapjan ugy d..
e. mint este sep szammal jelen,
tex meg testverek az istentiszte-
leteken, ugyszinten o-ev estejen s.
uJey napJan ketSZer.
A gyermekek altal rendezett.
eloadason is sep szamu k0z0nseg
vett reszt, amely ugy anyagilag,
mint erkolcsileg szepen sikeriilt..
A betanitasnak nehez es faraszt0
munkajat most is lelkesz neje
vegezte. K0sz0net szereploknek
es a megjelenteknek.
Kozgyiiles egyhazunkban, anne
iyet januar no 12-en delutan ko-
nyorges utan tartunk meg, szere-
tettel kerjiik testvereinket ARA,
hogy sziveskedjenek a gyiilesen
megjele4ni, azok pedig, akik ez-
Eideig meg mem tettek eleget tag
sagi k0telesseguknek, tegyek AIT
meg a gyiiles elott, ANIMAL is in
kabby miyel saz segybaznak torve-
nyei szerinf csak kotelessegtel-.
jesito tagoknak van- -joguk, akiks
.hatralekban nincsenek es .lega-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-09

Elnok: Kerti Imrene, aleln0k:
Tur6czi Ferencne, penztaros: Pat
kanoczy Janosne, ellenor: Macy
Peterne, jegyzo: Kovacs Elekne,
titkar: Ajvasz Martonne, felsze
relies gondozasaval Macy Peterne
bizatott meg.
Kimutatas. Az 1929. evi tagdij
befizetesi kimutatas januar ho-
napban meg kozszemlen marad a
templomi hirdet0 fabian. OFT ki-ki
megnezheti, hogy van-e hatraleka
ha van, januarban igyekezzek
liegyenliteni. Az 1930-ra sz6l6 XII
mutatas februar els6 vasarnapjan
lesz csak kifiigesztve, addlg te-
hat van lido annak elkeriilesere,
hogy valakinek a neve utan OFT
legyen az elmult evi hatralek fell
tuntetese. Kerjiik egyhazunk tag
iait. ha csak tehetil1 kimeljenek
meg benniinket is magukat is at
tol, hogy hatralekot legyunk keny
telenek nyilvan-tartani.
Szamadasok kozszemlen. Egy-
hazk0zsegiink pontos evi zarsza-
madasa ket honapon keresztiil
lesz k0zszemlere kiteve hirdetG
fabian. Ez alatt az id6 alatt min
denkinek iogaban all es m6dja-
ban van megkerdezni, ha valamit
mem ert vagy valami felol felvila
gositast kivan. A lelkesz es az
el0liarok barkinek szivesen szol
galnak vilagositassal.
December szamadas. Egyhaz
tanacsunk evzar6 gyjilesen Wis
galta feliil december havi sza
madasokat S azokat rendben ia
lalva a k0vetkez0 adatokkal hite
lesitette: Bevetelek: Maradvan,
novemberr0l: S10.94, tagsagi di
jakbol: x394.5O, listen dics0segt
re: 5000, perselyekben: $131.Os
templomalapra: $4,000, hazber
$500, borit6kos adomanyok
S1S5.75. Osszes bevetel: $1556.2I
Kiadasok: Lelkeszi fizetes: $3.50
90, tet0fedes es javitas utolso res
lete: $100.25. toket0rlesztes es ks
mat: %1072.00, viz dij: S12.69, be
ruhazas: 1853, vegyes aprosag g
$3.50, adomanyok: $500, gaz
} $6.33, villany: $3.50, telefon: SO
: As. Osszes kiadas: $142S00. Ma
radvany: $12S.27. Az egyhazts
macs jegyzokonyvi k0sz0netet szs
vazott a Noegyletnek az ev folly;
man tett 100000 adomanyer
valamint az Ifjusagi Egyletne
az ev folyaman tett $4,000 adj
manyert azert a faradsagot nel
: ismero igyekezetert, mellyel k;
: racsonyi kantalast vegezte, hasol
lokeppen a Betegsegelyzo Egyle
! mex, mely karacsonyllor $1,000
adomannyal segitette az egyhaza
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-09
VONAT ELE VETETTE MAGAT
A BAJCSAI BRO LEANYA

Nagykanizsarol jelentik: A
Nagykanizsa Is Murakeresztur
kozott k6zleked6 szemelyvonat
halalra gazolta Szlavecz Istvan-
net, a bajcsai kozsegi bir6 % esq
tendos sep leanyat. AIT hiszfk,
.hogy a szerencsttlen .ingyilkos-
sagot kovetett Ell. W.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-09


tagletszamban ez a legnagyobb
egylet varosunkban es ha ICY ma
rad, akkor fatal kora dacara,
hamarosan anyagilag is felemel-
kedik.
K0sz0netet fejezi Xxi a lelkesz
csalad mindazoknak a testverek-
mex, akik az iinnepek alatt roluk
is megemlekeztek azaltal, hogy
aiandekuk altal is 0r0met Szerez
tex reszukre. Nagyon jol esik az
itten kiil0n0sen, Macy kuzdes,
de vannak testverek, akik ezt ell
is ismerik es jutalmazzak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-09
SCENT ISTVAN MAGYAR
ROM. KATHOLIKUS
HITKOZsEG
Plebanos:
FT. vARLAKY SANDoR
854 Wilson Ave. Phone: Sl9Uo

Hirdetes. Ohio allan, youngs-
town. sziiletesil es lalIos Jukmann
Pal. neh. Jukmann Janos es Pet
rik katalin fla, veszl maganak
hazastarsul Pennsylvania allan
wameteri szuletesu Youngstown
lakos Balazs Margitot, Balazs tfe-
rene es F'orsthoffer Maria lea
nyat. Eskiisznek januar no 22-tn,
Elhalalozas. Youngstownhoz ko-
zel ESQ Campbellben vadallatl ke-
gyctlenseggel oltek meg o-ev es-
tejen Hagediis Janost eddlg Is
meretlen tettesek. Hult tetemet
megtalaltak kiinn hatarban,
ahova vagy kicsaltak a gyilkosok,
vagv pedig benn a varosban oltek
meg valahol S tetemet klhurcol-
tax oda, ahol megtalaltak Jegge
fagvva. \ szerencsetlen ember
tclics ziill6Snek adta magat $
minden idejet a lebujokban toll
t0tte. amelveknek Sc szeri, Sc sza-
ma mines Campbellben prohlbl-
clio Macy dicsos6gere Sokan AIT
gyanitjak, hogy a szerencsetlen
Hegediis Janos a bottlegerek du
henek esett volna aldozatul, mi
azonban eddig nincsen megalla
pitva Egy bizonyos, hogy a dlcS0
prohibited rettenetes ziilleSt szjil
Campbellben, aminoh0z foghato
alig van. Mem regen a Szaraz fl
nancok negyven embert fogtak el
oft. akik tiltott ital gyartasaval
foglalkoztak es k0Ziil0k sokat be-
b0rt0n0ztek. S0t magat a rend0r-
fonokot is ilyen vad alapjan ell
fogtak. Sep allapotok eek a
cam2belli allapotok Ujev napjan
kora hajnalban f0lmeteltek az ut
can egy fatal embert, egy mast
kat pedig megsebesitettek; most
pedig Hegediis Janost 0ltek meg
valosagos alIati kegyetlenseggel /;
koponvajat kettle hasitottak. az
egyik filletol a masikig fejen
tobb szurast ejtettek, valoszinii-
leg jegvagoval, melyellnek minde-
eyike az agyveloig hatolt. Hege-
dust hetfon reggel temettek ell a
SIT Istvan templombol a kalva-
ria temet6be. Szombaton del
elott varatlanul Is hirteleniil
multi Xxi Barkoczy Maria, Gyetvay
Janos hitvese, A ewes koraban.
a megboldogult Tarna-Bocona-
don sziiletett maya utan hagyia
ferjet, kivel boldogan cit es ket
leanygyermeket. A megboldogult
jambor Is istefel6 volt es mind
ilyen tartozott a Rozsafiizer Tar
sulathoz. a Scent Terez K0rh0z Is
a SIT Istvan Egylethez. Temete-
Sc vegbe ment Macy fennyel es
pompaval a haztol, a SIT. Istvan
templombol a Kalvaria temetGbe
kedden delel0tt. Temetesen nagy-
szamu kozonseg jelent meg, mely
rfszvettel es buzgo imaval kis6rte
or0k nyugalomra. Nyugodiek be
keben!
A sorsolas eredmenye. Vasar-
rap nagy mise utan megeJtettek
a sorsolast a borjura, melyet Ma
rex Ferenc adomanyozott ere a
celra, logy gyarapitsa vele az epi-
tendo templom- -alapot. A borjut
Pinter Albert nyerte meg. A sor-
solasbol tisztan 800 Jolt be.
Ezennel uJbo1 fejezziilS XII koszo-
netiinket Marek hitfestveriink-
mex, ugyszintfn jo nejenel, hogy
fpitendo vi templom alapunkat
apgiteftesS ilN tetemes 0sszeggel
gyarapitani..,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-09
EGYHAZAK
SZIVES FIGYELMEBE!

Mar t0bb izben kertiik az
egyhazakat, hogy mellozzek
a kulonbozo iinnepelyi ado
manyozok NEVSORANAK
bekiildeset, miutan lapunk
terjedelme oily sziikre van
szabva, hogy AIT a jovoben.
figyelmen xviii hagyni va
gyunk kenytelenek. Egyhazi
hireket, valamint templom-
alapi adomanyokat, ugy mint
eddig, ezuttal is szivesen ko-
zoljJk.
Tisztelettel
a KIAD0HIVATAL.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-09

OLVASSA Az "AMERIKAI
MAGYAR HIRLAP"-OT ES
TAMOGASSA Az ABBAN
HIRDETO 20 CEGEKET
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-09


t0rtenelmet stb. Az enekkarok is
szorgalmasan kesziilnek ARA,
hogy a rajuk ESQ vasarnapokon
vi 6nekekkel dicserjek az Istent
gyUlekezet jelenltteben. Egyhazi
eletiink, ugy lelki elet, mint
szellemi tlet ter6n pezseg, mum
kas, cyiimolcs0zo elet.
.Adomanyok a karacsonyfara. A
hatalmas karacsonyfat templo
lnunk ban eddig felallitott fax ko-
.z0tt legnagyobbat egyhazunk
fogondnoka, id. 10th Istvan ajan-
dekozta. Cukora eS ajandekokra
adakoztak egy dolarjaval: 10th
LaioSne, 10th Andras, Bende Fe
rene. BHkk0s' Istvan, Marion Gy.
ne. Gone NJ. N6emth s. es H., Kiss
S. (Hubbard), Restey A., Lutheran
A.. Varga j. soc adtak Dobos j.,
ozv. Poznar L., Papp ), Csernay
H., Varga l., B0lcshazy j., Balog
b., kollath NJ, II0rcsik NJ, Geese
l., Pogany j., Demeny f., Juhasz
j., DemGny I.-ne. 25c: Teglas Gy.,
Csernik A.-n6. Mezey L., Zambo-
ry l.. Bondor l., Epler j., Karosy
p. Najocky L., Szabo lbolyka,
Lutaran J.-np, Molnar L., Gy0rgy
r., Kalapos l., Kapitany F.-nt,
Koran j, Zuty f. 40c ozv. Macy
S.-n6, 30c Csete Sine e5 Emody
A.-n6, kisebb adomanyok 0sszege
! zoe. OsSzesen adtak u dollart
! K0sz0net.
Elszamolas. Balogh BalaZs penz
tarnokunk a j0vo vasarnapi koz-
gyiilGscn f0bb vonasokban a k0-
vetkcz0 ielent6st fogia tenni: De
cember honapban a pcrScly pen
eek 0szege S134.9J, tag>agi dilak-
Dol befolyt %239. ISten dics6segt-
re ajandtkok %109.63, kantalasbol
l7130, eremhasznalatert $l0S.
karacsonyi boritekos adomany
/ S2S2. so, bazar bevetel utols0 resi-
lete S320.73, vegyes bev6tel $12.-
| IS. Osszes bev6tel decemberben
S1379.16. Osszes kiadas $571.4S.
Az egesz evi bevetel $5533,2S. A
multi evr0l maradt 1892 81. A
llet 0ssZeg 'egyiitt kitesz S6S36.25
| KiadaS volt %5633.31. A penztar-
ban jan clsejen maradt 1922 "a
Ila figyelembe vessziik a munka
ntlkiilisGget es ait, hogy egyha
zunkban mines ktnyszer adozas
hanem 0nkentes mega janlaS, 6olI
| kal sZembetiinGbb az eredm6ny
SokkaI inkabb megemlitGsre mel
70 az a teny, hogy egyhaztagjainh
| tudata ban vannak keresztyen coy
| hazfentart0 tagsagi kotelezettse
geiknek
A magyar scent iigy erdekeben
EgyhaMlnk papneja, ut. LAX.
ZSigmondne hetf0n este Paines
| villeben tartott el0adast Magyar
orszagrol tobb szaz fonyi el0kelt
noi hallgatosag el0tt. Hetf6n d. e
kellett atutaznia kedden delbel
/ erkezett vissza. ElGadasat az OF
tani angel sajto is nagyon elonyo
sen meltatta
Nyugtazas. A karacsonyi iinne
| pek alatt a kovetkez0 adomanyol
folytak be: SIT adtak: BaIogh j
ne. Najocky X, Kuni U.s., Kollatl
NJ, K0lliis NJ, Dudas b., Szabo j
Papai L., Hajdu p, Teglas Gy,
ne, Zsirka J.-ne, PaIlay a., KaIa
pos I.-ne, Luteran j., Zsurky ].
! ne, Pogany b., Menyhert J., Stel
la j., Kopacsy La, Szabados J.-n6
Horvath J.-ne, Zuty T., ifj. De
meny f., F'eher L.-ne, Kaluczk,
A., Latos J.-ne, Tomory A., Mar
ku Gy.-ne, Buzas L-ne, Istivan J.
kemesky A-ne, id. Szakacs J.-ne
Molnar NJ, 10th I.-ne, Palinszk,
! J.-ne, Laszlo E.-ne, ifj. 10th l., q
Juhasz j., Bullkos I.-ne, ozv. Holl
varth I.-ne- Kalapos L., Molina
Gy, Kulcsar NJ, Kuthy s., Totl
1 K.-ne, Karosy P-n6, Chambers J.
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80 Hurlers
See Action
in7 Games
Faber of Sox and Benge of
PhiIS Only Pitchers to
Go Route.

Bv United Prcss
NEW YORK. April 3o-Maior
league managers today discarded all
thoughts that changes had been
made 10 reduce the resiliency Of
the lively ball" and we're seeking
pitchers capable of hating the bat
ting orgies which have featured
competition during the last two
days. Tuesdays game provided a
new high scoring mark for the year,
with total of 1913 runs and 1el
hits in seven games. Thirty-nine
pitchers saw action, with Ray
Benge of the Phillies and Red Fa-
Der of the Chicago White Sox the
only ones to go a full nine innings.
BrooklyI1's Robins and the New
York Giants set the scoring pace,
battling through three hours and ten
minutes of wild play, with Brooklyn
winning, 10 to Is. The Robins
scored eleven runs in a second IN
ming rally to come within three runs
of the modern major league record
of fourteen runs in one inning, Feld
Jointly by the New York Yankees
O92O) and the Chicago Cubs d922).
Brooklyn established one record in
that every player scored a run,
made a hit and drove in run dur
ing the eleven-run attack. Eight
pitchers participated in the contest,
the Giants using five.
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Stengel May
Be Idle for
Long Stretch
BpUnited Press

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, April 80. - Casey
Stengel, manager Of the Toledo club
of the American Association, has
been suspended indefinitely by Pres
ident Thomas ]. Hickey for alleged
participation in the near riot in the
Observation-Disclosures game last
Sunday. The Brewers won, 6 to 5,
eleven innings.
The Punishment OF Stengel may
be a long one. Umpire Rue ruled
interference by Toledo reserve play
ers Sunday on a drive down the foul
line and Stengers protests brought
the fans out on the field. Quick
action by police saved the empire
as he went to the dressing room.
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By United Press
CHICAGO, April 30.-Young fluffy
Griffith, the mid-west's leading con-
tender for heavyweight honors until
the recent knockout by Jack Gagnon
in Philadelphia, tonight will attempt
to prove that upset was lust one
of those things of the prize ring"
Gagnon, who was just another
heavyweight trying to get some place
when he bowled over the tough one,
will attempt to convince f1stic fans
that he can whip Griffith any time
the two go into the ring together.
There you have the summation
of the widely heralded return meet
ing which is to take place in the
Chicago stadium tonight.
Griffith today still was favored to
win, despite rumors over the loop
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GRID CANDIDATE DEAD

BIZ United Press
PITTSBURGH, April 3o-Leo
Murphy, member of the football
squad of the University of Pitts
burgh, died today from injuries re-
ceived in a spring practice scrim-
mage a week ago. Since last
Wednesday Murphy, Sophomore
fullback whose home is in Youngs-
town, O., had been in St Francis
hospital suffering from a fractured
vertebrate.
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find out that wasn't any change in
the ball What had happened was
that the topsoil of the inf1eld had
been changed, a lot of black loan
had been added and the whole in
field slowed up. And I've got a
bunch that has been done in lot
of parks. There are a lot of ways
of taking the rabbit out of baseballs
without changing the balls.
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CHICAGO TRACK TO OPEN

CHICAGO, April Chicago turf
fans prepared today to gather at the
Exposition race track in Aurora on
for the opening of racing
in this district.
The season will continue, without
any breaks, to Nov. l. with some of
the largest purses in the country Of
fered to horse owners.