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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-05
Daredevil cliff Bergere, Racer and Stunt
Man Who Doubles for Many Hollywood
MoOie Stars, Is Ont to Beat British Maj.
Segra0e,s Record Of 7'aoo Hundred and
Thirty One Miles Per Hour on the Florida
Sands This Winter.

on the ladder when we were up 1000 feet
felt like reneeing, but then remembered had
told the casting directors 1 had done the change
often, and down there about 1000 feet, instead
OF the 10 feet had figured on, were cameras
waiting to click.
HT SCRAMBLED out, the plane settled down
over the train, and 1 climbed down the
ladder and stepped on to the moving passenger
strip. And will admit now 1t wasn't so easy
as had figured but now could at least truth
fully tell the casting directors that had made
q plane-train change.
my real heart-throbber of the entire situa-
ton was several days after having made this
change, when, while waiting around on the lot
to shoot scene, some one reminded me that
had gotten the job because Gene Perkins,
q stunt man, had been killed q week before
trying the same stunt"
Another new thrill came to Bergere when.
doubling for John Bowers he jumped from the
ledge of City Hall, Long Beach, Calf, into q
dremen's net.
'It was a r-and-one-half story drop, and
although the net looked like bushel basket
to me. wasn't too far up to notice that Is
firemen held the bushel basket / counted
them and couldn't get enthused about the idea
Just as was ready to climb down from my
perch I got the signal to jump the cameras
started to click and there wasn't any more time
Tor Thought was jump Is or no Is firemen."
A WRECKED car, Misjudged speed and an
improvement on the script nearly cost the
life Of a cameraman and Bergere In his work
In the Fox production THE Road to Glory"
Cliff was placed In q roadster and told to
drive up bank 40 miles per hour and turn
the car over on its side. Apparently, he gave
way to his speed instinct, for when he hit the
bank he was doing so per instead of 4O And
instead Of the roadster gently rolling over on
Its side, as the script designated, it tipped end
over end in the air, smashing into a camera
man. who narrowly escaped serious injury.
When those working on the scene reached
Bergere they found him barely able to talk to
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that 1t would neal instant death and the idea
was abandoned. For this stunt Bergere was
graced with foot ball headgear, catcher's chest
protector and shin guards
In this movie stunt work you've got to use
your head for more than to let the public know
there is man in the mix-up. If you don't
you may do job for 500 when you could have
collected two or three times that much" saws
Bergere.
I'm doubling for Pauline Stark in q Fox pro-
duction was elected to take her place at the
wheel of large roadster and beat a train to
crossing 1t meant 5000 each time did the
stunt-that Is, when won, for had Il resulted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-05

them. He soon realized his close shave when
tripod from the movie camera he had struck
was found about six inches from his head The
sharp end of the stand was pointed toward him.
Perhaps one Of the only things to unnerve
Bergere is the water. And although he isn't
particularly in love with stunts away from the
shore line, he relates experiences aplenty In
this forbidden territory.
Working with Art Goebel, the Pacific flyer.
Bergere was slated to make a change from a
plane to speed boat. Something went wrong
IN the cockpit and Goebel was forced to let
Begere down little too SOON The stunt man
swung on the end of the rope ladder into the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-05
BY ART WRIGHT.

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-15
CHOIR WILL GIVE
MUSIC OF BACH
ArmIda to Be introduced Dur.
ing R-K-0 Hour
Over N. B. C.

The magnificent devotional music OF
Bach depicting the drama of the cruci-
Axiom will be interpreted by the famous
Paulist Choir, assisted by a full SYM
phony orchestra under the direction OF
Nathaniel Shilkret, as the Eveready hour
presentation tonight over WRC and a
network Of other National Broadcasting
Co. stations.
Another outstanding attraction will
be the weekly R-K-O hour, during
which Gus Edwards, who is credited
with having discovered more stars
Cnan any other man in the amusement
world, Will introduce some of his latest
finds. These include Armida, a Mexi-
can girl and one of the screens out
stand personalities; the Collette Sis
tiers, the Wilson brothers, German
comedy team, and Alice Hamilton, a
character coincidence.
Phil Dewey. baritone. will be the
guest soloiSt in the program of the
Happy Wonder Bakers. He will sing
It'll See You Again. from Bitter
Sweet" The ensemble will contribute
q number of old and new songs.
Marimba Band to Play.
The Florsheim Frolic. with Coon
Sanders Orchestra and Don Carlos
Marlmba Band, will provide WRCs
other principal features.
Two novelty numbers, q solo by Frank
Crumit and duet by Crlmit and Julia
Sanderson will be the high lights of the
Blackstone program over WMAL and
associated Columbia Broadcasting Sys-
tenn stations. THE Spaniard That
Blighted My Life" will be Crumit's solo
The duet will be the Bee Song"
A paraphrase on gypsy melodies will
feature the Romany Patteran broadcast,
to be provided by Emery Deutsch's En-
semble. The program is composed
mainly of gypsy airs.
Mystery in Sketch.
An element of mystery will creep into
the doingS of Joe and vi in the "Mr
and Mrs" sketch. In the Old Gold
hour Paul WhitemanS Orchestra will
present another popular program.
Late dance programs by Ted Weems
Orchestra and Bert Lown'S Biltmore
Orchestra and a grand opera concert
are among the other Columbia attrac-
lions scheduled by WMAL. The sta
tons features of local origin include q
concert by the Vogue Entertainers and
talk by Miss Margaret McPheeters
nutrition specialist of the University o.
Maryland extension service.
The Novelette, Orchestra, directed b.
Rita Roman, and recital by Florence
Yocum, soprano, are the principal must
cal presentations tonight Of VOL. Aside
from a variety of musical features
WJSV will broadcast lecture from the
First Church Of Christ, Scientist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-15

e:o0-same Is WE (3lz hours).
IL :30-Tom Gerun's Orchestra
mini.
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NAA 434.5 Meters.
4NA0 $50 KiIOcycIeS.

3:45-Weather Bureau reports.
9:55-Time signals.
10:00-Weather Bureau reports.
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a:U0-S0Ede 0S Wa tSX nOufSIs
11:30-Tom Gerun's Orchestra GO
min.).
260.7-WHAM Rochester-1,150.
6:00-News; orchestra; talk.
6:45-WJz $50 MINI; Hawaiians.
7:S0-On Wings Of Song.
8:0O-WJz programs 6 hours).
37e.5-WGY Schenectady-790.
6:00-Dinner Music hour.
7:00-Music; Caverns program.
7:30-WEAF $50 MINI; concert Or
chestra.
s:3O-Same as WEAF az nours).
10:00-Pop the Question.
10:30-WEAF Il hour; organ Gao
302.8-WBZ Springfeld-99O.
6:o0-Sports (15 MINI; WIZ Il hour)
7:15-The testers.
7:30-Aristocrats Bing Family.
8:30-Same as WIZ e hours).
10:30-Lowe's Orchestra.
ll:00-Sports and WIZ Gao rnin,).
CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN
STATIONS.
428.3-WLW CinCinnati-70O.
6:0O-Old Nick; dinner concert.
7:00-Painters; Home Towners.
8:00-Blowers go MINI; WIZ hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-15
2sa.S-WJZ New YoEk-7ee.
m. b. C. Chain.l

IN. u. Cs Cnatm.l
6:00-Amy Goldsmith.
6:15-Harold Sanford Orchestra.
6:45-prohibition Poll.
7:00-Amos n Andy.
T:15-The Gardeners.
7:45-Polly Preston.
7:30-Lew White Organ Recital.
8:00-Vincent Lopez Orchestra.
8:S0-Around the World.
0:00-Melodrama
9:30-Radio Show.
10:00-The Salute.
10:3Q-Dance Band.
1:00-Slumber Music.
272.6-WPG Atlantic City-1,1OO.
8:00-Hotel Concert Orchestra.
8:30-Minute Men; Song Story.
9:00-Hall Trio; Hokum Exchange.
1O:3o-Ensemble GO MINI: organ and
dance.
2S2.s-WBAL Baltimore-1,O6O.
7:0O-The Masqueraders.
7:30-WJz programs 6 hourO.
10:30-Elsa Baklor and others.
11:00-The Marylanders Il mourn.
2S2.S-.WTIC Hartford-1,O6O.
0-Entertainers: sports.
6:3O-BraVeS; MELODY BOYS YOU n11l'l'
422.3-WOR Newark-71O.
6:0O-Uncle Don's Stories.
6:30-Hotel Concert Orchestra.
7:l5-Finance (15 MINI; Comedy
Team.
S:O0-Main Street Sketch.
9:00-Musical programs.
9:S0-Hour Of OrcheStras.
1O.30-RuSSian ReVelS,
11:O0-News; orchestra: Moonbeams.
256.3-WCAU PhiIadelphia-1,17O.
6:3O-Theatrical Review: U. Of Pa
7:O0-Ensemble: Brothers; Wreckers.
8:OO-WABC $50 MINI; Gottschalk-
vile.
s:oo-From WABC g hours).
3O5.S-KDKA Pittsburgh-9S0.
6:15-Kollitch Daze ESQ MINI; WIZ
7:l5-Revelers; Evening Altar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-15
Out.of.ToWn Stations.

Programs prepared By the Associated
Press Scheduled for Eastern standard
time.
(Meters on left Of call letters. kilocycles
on right)
454.3-WEAF New York-66O.
IN. b. C. Chain.)
6:00-Black and Gold Room Orchestra.
7:00-Voters' Service.
7:30-Historical Sketches.
8:00-Troika Bells.
8:30-Nighthawk Frolic.
9:00-Paulist ChoristerS.
o:30-Happy Bakers.
10:00-Don Carlos Marimba Band.
10:30-Radio Vaudeville.
l1:30-Phil Spitalny.
12:00-Dance hour.
34S.6.-WABC New York-S6O.
&C. b. S. Chain.)
6:30-Tremaine's Orchestra.
6:45-National Security League.
7:00-Levitow Ensemble.
7:30-Manhattan Moods.
8:00-Julia Sanderson and Frank
Crunit.
8:30-Romany.
9:00-Paul Whiteman's Band.
10:00-Mr. and Mrs.
10:30-Grand Opera Concert.
IL :00-Weem's Orchestra.
11:30-LoWn's Orchestra.
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39s.s-WJR Detroit-75O,

398.e-WJR Detroit-750.
6:45-Same as WIZ (30 MINI.
7:15-Ed Mcconnell; Entertainers.
S:00--WJ2 Il hour; Cigar Girls.
9:30-One hour from WIZ.
l0:30-Melodies; news; In Shadowland.
ll:3O-Dance music az hours).
4e5.2-WSB AtIanta-74O.
7:15-Concert (15 MINI; Music BOX.
8:00-WEAF and WIZ a hours).
l2:00-Theater program.
Observation-Disclosures program.
277.6--WBT ChaFlOtte-1,OS0.
6:15-News and feature.
6'45-WJZ $50 min); studio program.
8:00-WJZ and WE4AF Il hour.
9:00-Studio; In Paris.
10:00-WJz and WEAF az hours).
365.6-WHAS LOuisvilIe-S20.
7:00-WEAF (30 mini; orchestra.
8:00-WJZ and WEAF a hours).
12:00-Jack Turner; dance az hours
461.3-WSM NJ shville-650.
7:00-Messenger orchestra.
8:00-WJZ and WEAF az hours).
o:30-Evening in Paris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-15
SIGN AIRMAIL CONTRACT

Garry Passengers in Venezuela.
NEW YORK, April IS R.-Pan-
American Anyways yesterday announced
signing of a contract With the govern
ment Of Venezuela for the carrying Of
airInail and passengers.
The new line which the company will
operate to serve Venezuela will connect
at Cristobal, Canal Zone, with the regu-
lar air lines of Pan-American, which
carries mail and passengers to and from
Latin and South America. Miami is
the United States terminus.
The contract, the company announced,
Is for five years, with an optional agree
ment providing for its continuance for
two additional periods Of five years each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-15
10:00--Two hours from WIZ.
12:00--WSM Frolic hour.
27O.1-WRVA RichmO

NbVsA" VAbVEA 1S1OHlAl1D1IU-"818AWs
5:30-Orchestra dinner music.
6:45-WJz $50 mini; talk.
7:30-Book Review; sports.
S:00-WEAF and WIZ Il hourl.
9:00-Cigarette Band.
9:30-WEAF and WIZ e hours.
11:30-Theater organ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-15

Concert nrograni: band.
IL :00-Reveries; orchestra; Variety
Evening star., 1930-12-03

WE'VE never had cut-price sale before in Nisley
history and we'n probably never have another onel
But we're glad we didn't postpone this event until
January-the usual sale month because the
response just couldn't be betterl Every one wants
that extra dollar for Christmas gifts right now,
and every woman wants at least one pair Of pretty
new shoes for holiday parties.
This sale, Of course, was planned to widen our
circle of Nisley customers and every time we
ft pair of shoes we make friend. You'll feel the
same way about these superlative shoe-values,
regularly marked SIS and now offered at only 81.
You'll like our manner of serving you too no
pressure to buy no trouble to try.on as many
pairs as you like. That's what we want you to do,
in fact-see everything and compare values! But
time is short! Come in tomorrow if possible.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-01
yam ami ocu nezatvori, ked'.

yam ami ocu nezatvori, ked'...
Hospodar udivene poeiiva slo
YAM Fomu Jeremejica, ale zrazr
bledne cd zlosti zreve:
- Prepacte! Co je to? Ako te
hovorite9 We'd vam to neprislusl
Moje rodinne pomery su len mo
je; a W.. Wy preco sa do mich
miesate? A take slova...
- Hej, to ME - dovolte! -
vyskakuje s miesta Fomo Jere.
mejic.
Nemozno no poznat'. Premenil
sa... Jeho oci uz ME sii mutne, ale
hrozne, ligotav6. Drzi hore uka-
zovacek svojim pohl'adom pre-
nika hospodara. Ami vojensky
k6n pri zvuku tr1bky vyskaku,
je pri narazke ia nespravedli
vost' kedysi a niekym spachand
\ No, dovol'te mi! Veruze som
dlho cusal, nfal som, ci Sa roz.
mvslite a. l'al' a - pozrime... Pre-.
klial! No, to je po pravde. ze
anoo A keby teba, startho hlupa.
ka ktosi rreklial - co by 81 jemu
zaspieval?
- Ona je dievka mlada, ona
,cu krovinky
No pocina chraptit', pretoze ru.
ka hospodarova chyta no "a GO
lier.
- Hja, ia kty ma budes kar-
hat! C'i som sa netrapil diva roxy
ami V pekle a ty... cukrovinky. ia
tebe dam cukrovinky... Chod'
prec, dokiaP sa nerozsrdim. Bu-
de zle... A nesmieS ku mne nikdy
prist takymi slovami... A teraz
chod'
Ia civil 'ku ide ulicou Fomo
Jeremejic, este chudsi a smutnej-
81. V jamkach pod ocami blysre
sa slzicka perry Sa chvejil cd ne
davnej urazky.
Pozera ma ulicu, ktora je zalia.
ia studenym mesacnEm svetlom,
pozera hore ma hviezdnate nebo
septa sklncene:
- Taky s1ry svet tax malo
pravdy... HIM.. Az cudno!...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-01

dobre pohostenie postaraly. Veru
to bola robota, aker zeme vykol,
tovat' cd krov diveho hrozna, Ne
znam, ci to al $. Jozefovi Kosia-
row by NAL d 'akovat'. Ak to len
pre- ten jeden den ste sa tol 'ko
narobili, to vas treba l'utovat', a.
le my sa tam snad este sijdeme
toho leta, abo uz len ma druhy
rok.
S tymto konclm a prosim "a
prepacenie, ak by som V dopise
bol daku chybu zrobil. Prajem
vsetkIm citatel 'om mnoho zdaru.
Pritomny z.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-01
ZAUJfMAVOSTI.
Zahadny rusky car Alexander I.

Rusko, tato vel 'ka slavianska
krajina, mala len jedneho slavne-
no panovnika: Petra VePkeho ;
ostatni nevykonali mnoho "a pO-
vznesenie naroda Svojho Ivan
je i teraz V historii znamy pod
menom "ITroznI'.
@ ruskych panovnlkoch sa mno
no rozprava a pise. | teraz vysla
jedna kniha o carovi Alexandra
vi l., ktorE panoval ma zaciatku
19. -storocia. Tento ear boil vel mi
zahadnym clovekom. Zalozil prvti
Ligu Narodov - "Svatu Allan
ciu" proti Napoleonovi, ktora ma
la priniest' svetu pokoj rovna-
ke prava kazdtmu narodu. Ale
RakuSania a Nemci urobili ali
ancie nastroj pre- reba proti
Rusku.
Alexander zomref", podl'a hi
storie, 19. novembra 1928. Jeho
iiradny pohreb bol Petrohrade.
Ale Rusku este Ia 40 rOkOv
DO tom pohrabe I'll rlovek menom
KuzmiG, ktory Sa vel'mi podobal
nielen tvarou a poStavou, ale i
charakterom, drzanlm a reGou ia
neboheho cara. Ked' zomrel V ST.
biri. nasli unho sobasne doku-
menty, ktor6 potvrdily, ze Dol
carom Alexandrom.
Alexander, vysvetl'uje sa te-
raz, zunoval panovat' a chcel sa
oslobodit' cd carskeho pOstavenia
tax, aby to Rusku nezapricinilo
skody. | vybral sa Z Petrohradu
k Ciernemu moru, tam "dostal
malarlu aleDO l! us Zohiiel {.
Do Petrohradu poslana bola mrt-
vola - jedneho vojaka, ktorE sa
podobal trochu ma neho.
Ma carskom dvore museli znat'
tomto "kisku" Alexandrovom,
lebo no v Sibiri, kde I'll ako pu-
stovnik, dakedy navstivili vyso-
Ike osobnosti a ked' terajsia boil
sevicka vlada, hi 'adajdca kleno-
ty, dala otvorit' hrob Alexandra
V Petrohrade, truhle nebola maj
dena ziadna kostra, ale iba kus
olova. Vojak do carskej hrobky
vobec ami pochovany nebol.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-01
PREKVAPENIE K 15-R. JUDI
LEUMU DORKOVCOV.

Ctena Redakcla! PopraJte ME
sta tymto riadkom, v ktorych
chcem opisat' 15-roene jubiIeum
nasich priatel'ov Dorkovcov, kto-
rym ku tel prilezitosti boly usro-
riadane surprize party. Nasi Dor
kovci, ked' sa pobrali, volali sa
medzi sebou Anka Ondrejko, a
le teraz uz maju troch podare-
nych synov, Jozefa, Stefana a Cy-
rila a je i'm radostno, ME i'm ne
chyba. Ale muslin sa vratlt k
predmetu.
Bolo to nedel'u, dina p. julia,
"a velkej horncavy o II. hodine
pred obedom, ked' sa stoly po-
prikrvvaly dobrymi jedlami ma
farme sud. Kosiara. Tam Sa Sisli
poriadatelia a poshovarall sa, re
ktory teraz pojde pre- p. AndreJa
a Annu Dorko. Prihlasil sa Me-
thod Trepac. Nato postavill SINE
krasnu lampu a hodvabny zahla-
vok a vencov navili, ably bolo al
zartovno. A teraz mech uz al prl-
du. A netrvalo dlho, ked' bolo
pocut' vykriky "Surprajz!' Vsc-
tko sa to hrnulo privitat', gra-
tilovat' i'm i priat' st 'astia zdra
via. Boil tam nasledovni: AndreJ
Koval manzelkou, Jan Koval
manzelkou, Michal Jakubek S
manzelkou, Method Trepac S man
zelkou, Jan Frankie S manzelkou,
Martin Sebest manzelkou, PAM
Maria Jakubek, Adam Spare S
manzelkou, Martin Zemen man
zelkou, Jozef Kosiar manzel-
kou, Jozef X ozela S manzelkou
Jozef Jarabek manzelkou, pan
Hanzeli manzelkou. Jan Van.
dzura, Juraj Biuteko, Stefan ia
kubek, Andrej Profancik man
zelkou, Michal Grejtak, Andrej
Osika a Martin Spak S manzel
kou.
,Pri obede prehovoril Jan Van
dzura paru SLOW a odovzdal Dor
kovcom dairy a gratuloval i'm y
meme pritomnych. Pri veceri Mar
tin Spak tiez i'm prial mnoho ida
ru a manzelskej svornosti, axe a
aby pamatali al d'alej ma svojl
otcinu slovenskn.
Veru Dorkovci neznali, co 81
"a kulisnami deje, az tam Dol
pcvolanf. Boil uradosteni a d'ako
} vail. Pisatel tychto riadkov d a
, kuje v meme Dorkovcov ako al !
meme pritomnych paniam Mari
Koval, Katarine Jakubek, par
; Trepacoyej, pani Sparcovej, pan
JAnoyej Koyaloyej, ze ea tax
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-01

| cania boil poyiazani 0 prye mle-
sto Haseltoncanmi, a teraz mu-
sejn sa uspckojit druhym mie-
stom mimi. Bola to tuba hra a
len jeden ming boil potrebny k
priehre. Vo stvrtom iningu Hill
crestcania sk6rovali pat obehov
a vybili Shoafa jeho pieerske-
no miesta bill al cd Coatesa
silno. Go StruthersGanov najviac
pail je fakt, ze dvaja strutherski
obyvatelia NEST 'ania narobili
i'm najviac skody, lebo Repasly
a Duritza sn 20 Struthers bol to
Repaskeho nder, ktory vohnal
par obehov, ktore postavili Hill
crestcanov napredok. A sp6sob, a.
kym hral Duritza okolo prvej ba-
ri, je druha prieina, preco Stru-
therscania nevyhrai. Check, pi-
Ger HillcrestGanov tiez zaslnzi po-
chvalu, lebo dovolil len pat ilde-
rov a Strutherscania museli bit
lobdu do riik HillcrestcanOm.
Hillcrestcania nemali so sebou
Ernie Palusa. Jozefa Brayera ami
Jozefa Vrabla a ma zaciatku hry
nevyzeralo to najlepsie Hill
crestcanmi. Ale Wit AMY duch boil
Mich, kde je tento, mic nevadi.
Struthencania nemali pri sebe
Rodgersa.
st. Stephens 3, Mad 'ari 2 40
iningov.)
Mad'ar skoro vyhrali jednu
hru nedcPu V boji so St. Step
hens catCu ia LOTUS hrisku, kde
ale konecne boil premozeni 3 ku 2
v desiatich iningoch. Bolo to Ia
lostne pre- Mad 'arov prehrat' hru,
ked' sa povazi, ze az do 6smeho
iningu vyvodili 2 ku O., V tomto
iningu Zboray, mad 'arsky behun,
nechytil lobdu a st. Stephens po-
viazali hru. V desiatom iningu, s
jedn|m hracom Won, Chuffo, sval-
naty taliansky chytac st. Step
hens, ktory siel bit, stal sa otra-
YOU pre- Mad 'arov, lebo udrel lob
du ma tri bazi sk0roval ma An
gelovu jednu bazu.
Steelton 8, Horvati 4.
Steeltoncania mali dost Pahki1
robotu S Horvatmi, poraziac ich
s ku 4 ma Borts hrisku. Stcelton-
cania poslali Gondola hadzat' a
ten drzal Horvatoy S dvoma nder-
mi do osmeho iningu, ked' val'ka
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-01

hor1cost zacala na1ho ncinkovat'
dovolil dvom v6kovat"' a ire
tiemu udret'. Spravca SuDa no
potion vybral a nahradil Vale
lynn, ktory zabranil Horvatom ed
robit d'alsej skody. Fakt je, ze
Steeltoncania nemohli prehra,
lebo kazdy hrac hral hlavou
hore. Jakupcin udrel single, dou-
BILE al home run. Berdis tiez hral
pekne.
Steeltoncania do Struthers.
Vel'ka hra tejto nedeli bude
Struthers, kde prfdu SteeltonGa-
MIA 81 zahrat' so Strutherscanmi.
ODE caty stoja ma druhom mieste
S dvoma vyhrami a jednou prize
hrou. A iaka to bude zaujimava
hra, ked re ODE 6aty majti cam
pionskych 1dernikov. Behan ma
500 bodov v biti lobby a Andrej
fonda ma 500 bodov. Toto bude
zaiste najlepsia hra, lebo Lansing
villtania hrajti Horvatmi, preto
by nemali prehrat', a Hillcrest ca
MIA by mali l'ahko vyhrat' mad
Mad'armi.
Ze kto bude hadzat' "a Steel
tonSanov, sa nevie, ale Valley,
Inchak a Gondol sd vsetko fajni
piceri. Coates bude hadzat' "a
Strutherscanov.
Hra Idora parku.
Druha najlepSia bra bude ne
del'u Idora parku, kde HasI-
toncania budn hrat' mad arskou
catou st. Stephens ma Mad ar
skom Dni. Haseltoncania by he
mali mat t'azkl robotu. Mike
Havanas bude hadzat' "a Hasel-
ton a korhut "a st. Stephens. Me-
vedno, ci Byak bude hrat' a]oGo
ME. Zalezi to cd Krala a AIa.t
Vansaca.
Hillcrestcania a Mad'ari z Camp
bell budn hrat' ma Oakland hri-
sku V nedel'u. Hillcrestskym pi-
cerom bude Repasky a mad'ar-
skEm Krajnak. ~
LansingvillGania poslii kotase-
ka hadzat' a Gondu chytat'. Hor-
vati sa spoliehajil ma Edwardsa,
re ich zastavi Tato hra bude ma
Shady Run. Horvati majt1 catu
mladych hracov, ktora sa STALE
zdolonaluje a diva roxy bude
zrelou hrat' V A lige.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-01
Preco ma nevesta zavoi.

Zavoj je pozostatkom davnych
dob, kedy 81 muzovia zeny neza-
snubovali, ale ich jednoducho u
nasali, kradli. Pri tom muz hodil
ma svoju "vyvolen1" siroky pas,
aby jej znemoznil pohyb mohol
ju snadnejsie uniest'. Tento zvyk
sa udrzal dodnes u niektorych a.
frickych kmenov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-01
SLOVENSKA BASEBALL
LIGA.
(Dokonfenie i. strany.)
Lansingville IA, Haselton 3.

L Lansingvillcania vit'azlli mac
mocnou haseltonskou catou ne
del'u ii ku 3. na Shady Run hri
sku. Toto je uz druhy raz tejtC
sezony, co Lansingvillcania Wy
hrali mad Kralom, Frankom, Van.
sacom a ostatnymi clenmi basel
tonskej caty.
Haseltoncania prisli ma Shady
Run umieneni, re sa pomstia "a
7 ku O porazku, ktorn utrpeli cd
Lansingvillcanov V prvej poiovi'
ci sezony. Ale st 'astie Ease nepria.
10 Haseltoncanom. Dobre to $40
mimi "a Styri iningy, ale potom
to slo mimi dolu vodou. BuStl
Olenick, S jeho hadzanim od bok1
prin1til Haseltoncanov Bit row
no do r1k Lansinevillcanov. Y
piatom iningu i Lansingvillcania
zapoGali i1tok, V ktorom dobyli
pat obehov. V tomto iningu Shu-
ster. Lansingvillcan z tretej bazi
udrel pre- iednu bazu ku Byako-
vi ked' Byak nezachytil lobdu,
nder Dol dobryT pre- home run, sk6-
rujuc tri obehy. To bolo primoc
pre- Krala, obchodn6ho spravcu
Haseltoncanov, a ked sa Byak ne
ponahl'al "a lobdou, Kral vybral
campionsktho ndernika Z hry,
suspendujlc no, dokym vraj ne
bude lepsie hrat NKed lansing
villcania videli, ze je Byak Won,
nadcbudli sebad0very a bill lob
du cd HavanaSa skoro kpdy len
zachceli. HavanaS, vidiac to, obi
Siel a Mike Semon Skoncil. BOla
to t'azka porazka pre- Hascitonca-
nov a prejde hOdne casu, kym ma
nu zabudnn okolo Center st. O.
lenik, ako obycajne, hadzal W.
borne, doyoliac len pat hderov.
Dornbrook. Mcdonald a Shuster
bill najlepSie z LanSingvillGanov
a Piccarra DeSantisom z Hasel-
toncanov.
Hillcrests 6, Struthers 2.
HillcrestGania Campbell do
dali d'alSie Wit 'azStvo k svojim
VThram nabiiilc StrutharsEanOv