The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-05-10
l.. S. u. NEWS.

l.. S. u. NEWS.
81, Looking over to the side of work
ers' sports we find the Labor Sports
Union organizations as busy as the
proverbial bee. For instance here
in New York. they are holding a
track and field meet at College Pit,
l.. l.. on May 18th. The same week
OF the 31st OF May they perform
again. This time at Ulmer Park,
Brooklyn, at an affair of the Friends
of the Soviet Union to add their
punch and protest to the recent
forgeries of Grover Whalen. Again
a week later they are holding an
Eastern States Championship Track
and Field Meet, at Ulmer Park.
This June and 9Th meet will top
them ell for color and competition.
Athletes from New England States,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and other
Eastern cities will perform. 1t will
be worth while for anyone to at
tend this meet and see what the
worker athletes can do.
This meet will also be trial meet
for the athletes that will take part
in the International Workers Meet
in Berlin this June %, 20. Boy 4,
let's give these athletes grand send
off by showing up at the field en-
niasse.
Outside of New York the other
LSU districts are also busy. Even
as far as California. Get in touch
/ with your local LSU organization
and join up. Help build the LSU.
We have just received news from
England that the British Labor"
government has prohibited the Sow
let Union Soccer Team from enter
ing to play the British workers on
the Rcd Sports Day of England
which was held April 26th. The Nc
Donalds and Thomases are no diff
fel ent than the capitalist govern
ment Of Germany, France and other
countries. The best answer to this
refusal of Mcdonald to let the Sow
let sportsmen into England is to
strengthen and build the workers
sports movement.
Workers Soccer News.
The Metropolitan Workers Soccer
League is offering one of the finest
soccer menues ever served in New
York. The games will be played at
the Home stadium of the League,
Dyckman Oval, at Dyckman and
Broadway. All workers interested
in soccer should come out and give
~ hand to the worker sportsmen.
LETS. stop patronizing the bosses
Isports fields and support our own.
The program for this sunday con-
sists Of:
Freiheit F. C. VS.. Bari F. c. at
IL p. m.
Italian F. C. VS.. Olympic at 2 pm.
Prospect Unity VS.. Bronx Kickers
q p. M.
Bari F. C. "B" VS.. Freiheit F. c.
"B" at $50 p. m.
This line up offers the best COM
petition possible not excepting some
Of the professional games Of the
USFA.
The Falcon F. c., Negro team,
is now bound to win the Metropol-
itan League championship in the
second division. Only one more
game is left to play for them be-
fore their season closes. This is
with the Hungarian Workers A. C.
tThey vii! no doubt come out the
winners.
The Argentine F. c., who played
in the league last season but Joined
q bosses league this year, is back
in the workers fold and played its
first game last Sunday. They have
admitted that the workers leagues
are superior in every respect to the
bosses leagues and will remain and
fight for workers sports.
In the Brooklyn Workers League
the Trumpetors F. c. defeated the
Olympic f. G. last Sunday. This
places the Olympic one rung down
on the standing of the League and
gives the Trumpedors of the Spar
tacus a chance to get into first
place.
The Inter-League cup competition
Is in full swing now. Due to the