davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-09
STE NARODENINY FRANA vi
, TAZosI.AVA sAsINKA.

.Cele Slovensko spomlnalo II
decembra stote narodeniny slo'
venskeho vynikajuceho dejepisea
skalickeho rodaka Frana Vft'azo,
slava Sasinka. Franc Vit'azoslay
Sasinek, knaz, basnik a politik
hnany svojim smelym duchom.
ktory sa mel 'akal ami kruteho
prenasledovania a 1strkov ma.
d'arskyeh politikov, vhlbil sa do
historic Slovenska a Uhier, Stu
dujuc stare archivy a sbieraj1c
starozitnosti. Tesne V predvecer
zrusenia Matice Slovenskej, kto-
rej bol tajomnikom, nebojacne po-
ukazal ma slavnostiach zalezenia
horvatskej zahrebskej univerzity,
ako zhasinaju lampy Slovenska.
Ked' bola Matica Slovenska zru-
sena, nastala krizova cesta pre- to-
hoto. vel'keho duchom i zivOtom
Slovaka, ktory pri svojich veP-
kych dusevnych daroch nemal sa
kan uchylit'. Blddiac po rozlic-
nych mestach, pracoyal nielen ma
poll vedeckom, ale vydaval roz-
licne casopisy sborniky. Isty
cas- byval i V Prahe, kde praco-
val ako redaktor ,,Cecha'', ale po
nedlhom pobyti vratil sa ma Slo-
vensko, odkial' odisiel ako spo-
vednik do Mariaciel. Nemilosrd-.
ma choroba, ktora no tn stihla,
don1tila no, ably odisiel do Styr-
ska, kde V prvom roku svetoveJ
vojny, v oktobri, umiera v Styr-
skom Hradci Nielen jeho rodne
mesto, Skalica, ale cele Sloven-
sko vd'acne spomlna jeho pamla-
tky. W roku 1926 vernl Skalica
MIA odhalili pamatnu tabulu ma
jeho rodnom domceku a tohoto
roku V juni "a celOnarodnych
slavnosti previezli jeho pozosta-
tky cudziny do krypty v kapln-
ke sv. Amy, ktorej Sasinek-histo-
ril1 venoval svoju pozornost'. Fra
ilo Vit'azoslav Sasinek Dol otcom
slovenskeho dejepisectva, ktore-
mu kruta smrt' nedovOlila pine
sa rozvin1t', rozprestriet' k letu
krydla svojho genia a nesmrtep-
nej prace. Vyznam Sas:nkov oce-
nuj1 i moderni historihovia, u
znavajdc jeho jenny smysel pre-
vnutornu logiku dejln.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-09
BRATISLAVA MA 135, ,O0O
OBYVATEL'OV.

Scitanie l'udu V Bratislave, kto-
re sa zapoealo 2. dec, skoneene
bolo IA. dec. Scitanie ma prekva-
pujnci vysledok, lebo sa zlstllo,
ze Bratislava ma uz 135, 200 oby-
vaterov ME 10000, ako sa my
slelo. To znamena, ze cd prevra-
tu, poeet obyvatel 'stva Bratlsla-
Wv sa skoro zdvojnasobniE.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-09
tEsKo-sLov1aBKk n1PUBII-
A MA U u MILLION
oBYvATIL'ov.

Dl'a predbeznJch cenzusovtch
vykazov sa uzatvara, ze Cesko-
slovenska Republika pocituje uz
okrdhle 100000 obyvatel 'ov. Y
roku 1921 bolo ' republike 13,-
GIL, 900 obyvatepoy. I'd toho easu
prebytok p6rodov Dol 1914, 600.
Ked' sa odrata cista ztrata W.
st t'ahovalecka, zostava ' republi-
Ike asi 14,750,0O0 obyvatepov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-09
NEZAMEsTNANOST v REPUB-
LIKE.

O vseobecnosti hospodarskeJ
krizy a jej zvacsujdcich sa roz-
meroch svedci statistika nezamest
nanosti. V nasej republike, podl a
ME dost' presnych dat, bolo ne
zamestnanych v j1li 77,3O9, v au-
guste S8,OO5, v septembri lO4,532,
v oktobri 121,781, zaeiatkom de-
cembra okolo 250,OOO.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-09
Ease MRAMOR NAJDINf MA
! sLOVElgSKU.

v obci Ldcka, 'ned'aleko Pd.
chova (Trencianska) najdeny Dol
cerveny mramor, ktory ma kra.
sny lesk hodi sa ma stavebne
ozdobne prace. "
Len nedavno objaveny boil MIRA
NOR pri obci Tuhar ned 'aleko
Lucenca, ktory sa co do krasy
vyrovna a prevysi mnohe sveto.
chyrne mramory.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-09
v REPUBLIKE JE 100,474
AUToMOBILoV.

Statny statisticky drad V Pra-
he udava, ze vo februari 1880 bo-
10 v celej republike 10O,474 mo-
torovych vozidiel. Cd roku 1922
sa pocet motorovych vozidiel zde-
sat 'nasobnil. V Cechach je moto-
rovych vozidiel teraz 67,268, v
Morave Sliezsku 23,377 a ma
Slovensku 9,071. V Podkarpat-
skej Rusi je ich 758.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-09

stava len nepomer nepomerom
Ked sa uz vsak nieco investuje
ma Sloyensko alebo este len mie.
nj investovat', ako ma pr. na W.
stavbu zeleznicnych trait, uz ma
toho kazdy pine 1sta, ako by ka.
zdy rezort patril inej republike,
A netreba zabudat', re terajsi roz
poeet je tomto respektovani ho-
spodarskeho pomeru medzi w.
chodnou a zapadnou cast 'ou re-
publiky uz cd 12-ich rokov ten J.
sty - S malou korekciou. z toho
mono usudit', ako mnoho ultra
tilo Slovensko, co je iste tiez vel :
ka prieina jeho hospodarskeho u
padku.
Pri poukazovani na taketo sku-
tocnosti odpoved'ou je zvacsa, re
i cd Prahy d d'alej leziace ceske
kraje, i Morava ,zaluju sa na isty
nepomer dotacii investicil z
tychto vecnych nakladov. a tn
treba vyzdvihnut': Slovensko a
slovensky narod je Prahou, ale
DO aspon NAL by byt', jednako len
V inom pomere, ako dajme tomu
Posumavsko alebo Hama. Co sa
tyee predvojnoveho stavu hospo-
darskeho ma Slovensku, tn sa Wy
robilo - podl'a vykazov - tova-
ru "a $50 milionov rocne, to by
zodpovedalo dnes skoro 6 mlllar-
dam csl. korun. Ones je ten STAY
madam ami ME jedna trttiEa. Po-
rovnavat' Gasom predprievrato-
WIN nema co rozcul'ovat' toho,
kto ma ciste Svedomie. Kolega
Juraj Stribrny skoro hned po
mne porovnaval pocet zamestna-
nvch V ministerstvach raklskych
a Gesko-slovenskych, a mikto no
preto neupodozrieval nevlaste-
nectva, kdezto mne sd w tOho tn,
zial' l'bohu, dostalo. Slovak, ked
sa na to odvazi, hned' vraj hovori
do Pesti.
Nuz, zial 'bohu, tvrda praca tn
este caka slovenskFch poslancov,
ak chc1 ten zacarovany kruh kra
tkozrakosti a regionalneho egoiz-
mu pret'at'. Tuto pracu vsak pre-
konat' musia. Ako? Vybehavanim
media sa to uskutocnit lebo Je to
uloha enormna a poslanci dosta-
MI sa zvacsa pred veci hotove.
Robi to t'azkosti i Moravanom a
treba povazit', re tito maJu svo-
itch Judi kazdom ministerstve,
V kazdom urade, ktori i'm idu po
ruke V pravy cas- ich informu-
ju. Ny, ako je znamo, takejto po-
moci v centralnych uradoch ne
name. Som presvedceny, re slo-
venski poslanci alebo spolocnyml
silami vyzlskaj1 respekt zauJ'
nom Slovenska slovensktho ma
roda, alebo budu len markyro-
vat politiku a pri vsetkych he
slach stavovskIch, vlasteneckych
- pochovaju 81 svoj narod saml'
ia este dfam - stane sa to
prve!
(Tsvm n Y.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-09
ELEKTRIZACIA MA SPISI.

SpiSsko- vlasska elektraren do
konGuje zavedenie elektrickeho
pr1du do Spisskeho Hrusova a
Vychodoslovenske elektrarne roz-
sirui1 svoju siet cez Harikoyce
Ia Smizany, Betlanoyce Hrabu-
SIce.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-09
GEI.NICKk ZELEZNICA DO
RUK STATU.

Miestna zeleznica udoli Gel
nice svolava na 16. dee. valne
shromazdenie, ktore schvali do
hodu S vladou, podra ktorej pre-
chadza tato zeleznica do ruk Sta
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-09
TVRDA PRACA SLOVENSKYCH POSLANCOV.
Interview Martinom Razusom

kde ako je znamo - predne
sekcni sefovia rozliene kllky
rozhoduj1 0 velmi vaznych We.
ciach uz vopred9 O poslancoch a.
nj nehovorim, tt sa dostanu najma
pri financnych veciach a rozde.
rovani dodavok najcastejsie pred
,hotovy fakt.
- Alzy DOZEN vyvolal v sneme
Vas elaborat?
Neprijemny. Take trpke pray.
dy t'azko vypoeut' i pri tel maj.
pozornejsej stylizacii.. Hotovy
rozruch vzbudla jedna veta, v
nej bolo poukazane, re cd prize
vratu Slovensko nielen re nepo-
krocilo hospodarsky, ale este u
pablo. Pravda, treba tomu rozu-
MET: v pomere k historickym
zemiam. Otazku nasho hospodar-
skeho upadku prizvukovat' je
vel mi haklive, hoci bez tohto pri-
zvukovania k sanacii slovenskych
pomerov sa nikdy nepride a cesko
slovenska vzajomnost' bude vi
siet' V povetrl. Pri vysvetlovanl
tohoto dpadku poukazuje sa vzdy
na to, ako je indie a zabuda sa, re
nam ma vzdy list pri zist'ovanl
praveho stavu o paritu medzi sta
rostlivost 'ou statu o zapadnil a
vychodnu cast repubiky. Me div
re moja enunciacia vzbudila ho-
tov6 strpnutie, ak to vral vyuzl-
III proti nam nasi neprajnici, ako
by tito pravom stave / bez mas
nevedeli.
ia som ufal, ze dobromysePna
rada a upozornenie najdu porozu-
Wy musite zniest tn trpku
pravdu, - hovoril som, poukazu
JUG na mas stav, tax, ako ho po-
dl'a vedomia svedomia vidim.
Zial', V tomto som sd sklamal. Tu
sa pravda znaSa vel mi t'azko. Pc
mojej reel mar. socialist nemali
vacSej starosti, nez poslat' svojho
poslanca Slav1cka, ktory mi ex
katedra vycital lekciu, re ii pred
prievratovi Slovaci su spokojni s
tym, ako to je quasi len okto-
bristi, medzi ktorych istotne al ia
patrim, ME SINE spokojni. Mozte
81 predstavit', co som 81 pomyslel
pri tom 0 ceskom rozhl ade slo-
venskych veciach pravdymllov-
nosti Dostalo sa mi lekcie i od i
nych poslancov, to Slovakov.
Jeden Is tribuny) poukazoval ma
to, re mas priemysel ma Slovensku
sa ma lepsie, ako priemysel V Ma
d'arsku - elm, pravda, nepove-
dal mic, lebo ia porovnavam stav
priemyslu eeskeho a slovenskeho,
zijuceho Z dodavok atd'. naseJ
vlasti a do mad 'arskeho priemy-
slu ma mic. Druhy Slovak zas Wy
povedal, re som reci svojej ne,
Dol objektivny, ale re mi to moz'
no odpustit "a moju predprie
vratovu cinnost'!
- Ako je to vlastne tou Va
SOU neobjektivitou?
V Prahe dosial nebolo obyca
iou nahliadnut' do rozpoctu a Wy
pocitat' pomer medzi dotaclou *
statnych prostriedkov hlstorl
ckym zemiam Slovensku, naJms
vladni poslanci nekladli ma to ia
ku vahu, re by to dnes svoJou no
votou neprekvapovalo. Tu pan
boil presvedceni, - povedal b.
som tax - akoby SINE my SloVac
nevedeli ami citat', ami ratat'
vypovedalo sa smelo, re sa ma $40
vensko - doplaca. Jedina vazn'
ziadost', dokazat' toto doplacanl'
statisticiy, ostala u minlsterstv'
financii nevybavena. A my musl
me ratat' musfme nastoJlt' nj
zcdpovednej dotacii pre- Sloyen
sko, co j tax ide len z naslch pc
nazi. ia tn nam DOZEN, ze tn
vazni politikovia zij1 V presved
cenf, ze sa Slovensku preukazuJ'
ohromna milost'. Treba vsak lei
80, 4 pnynnnflI.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-09
is. Praha, %. nov.

baty statnom rozpocte a videl
som, ze rec nasho poslanca Razu.
sa vyvolala rozruch a dost'. sill.
ny. opytal som sa hned' Martina
Razusa, aky je jeho DOZEN, ako
snemovna na jeho argumenty re-
agovala? Razus mi hovoril mno-
ho, videl som, re nestacim ami sle-
dovat' jeho zavazne slova, preto
som no poziadal o riadne novinar-
ske interview. Podavam ho:
- Aky DOZEN mate priebehu
rozpoctovej debaty?
Tohorocna rozpoctova debata
plynie tyym istym tokom, ako de-
bata tohoto druhu kazdeho roku.
Vaznejsieho vyznamu nema. Je to
vlastne hra na prednasky jedno-
tlivych stran. q dobrej casti ka-
ida strana vypoctlva 81 to sama,
odtlaei vo svojich casopisoch a
dost'. Prirodzene, takymto ci-
nom, ked' nemame vybudovane
surucenstvo slovenskych poslan-
GOV a senatorov, slovenska rec Cd
zneie skoro tax. akO by ju clo-
vek odrecni1 pri 1easti newell 'kej
stolovej spoloenosti.
Pri mojom recneni boil, okrem
niekol 'kych Cechov, vseho vsudy
3-4 poslanci 20 Slovenska pri-
tomnf. NakoPko sa Cesi a ceske
strany vobec Specialize sloven-
skou otazkou nezapodievaju, pri-
rodzene nemaj1 takuto rec tiez
nijaky vacsi zaujem. Rozhodne
mozeme povedat', re ked Bu-
dapesti recnil DIR. Metod Bella a
lebo DIR. FerdiS Juriga, bola sne-
movna iste dobre naplnena, kym
v Prahe recnievame prazdpemu
domu. Pravda je sice, re Pra-
he nepocuvaju ami ceskXch rec
nikov, vyjmdc takeho kramara "a
lebo nejakl in1 Prahe uznava-
MI kapacitu. Keby bola slovenska
otazka vyrieSena, dalo by sa to
pochopit', ale elm Wac sa pohy-
bujem parlamentnych kruhoch,
tym Wac vid1m, ako d'aleko sme
este cd rieSenia slovenskehO pro-
blemu a ako malo je zaujmu to,
ably Dol tento kardinalny problem
csl. spoluzitia koneene spravedli-
We vybaveny.
- A ini poslanci toto nechapu?
Chodim ODD jedneho poslanca k
druhemu, poukazujem na nesrov-
nalosti hospodarskeho zivota V
republike a vystaveny som len
stalym disputam a hadkam, a to
nielen so strany ceskych poslan-
GOV, ale i so strany dobrej casti
poslancov slovenskych. Stava sa
nam neraz, re ked' poukazeme na
nejakn krivdu slovensku, hEed'
sa najde Slovak, ktory to osprave-
dlnuje a krasli. TO je to najvacsie
nest 'astie. Lebo takymto cinom
jedni sa neodvazia pravdu pove-
dat, a druhych, co sa odvazia, ich
vlastni dezavuju. Clovek sa skoro
spytuje, kde sa prepadly tie reel,
co odznely cd prievratu parla-
mente republiky. Ami stopy po
Mich. Hovorit slovenskom pro-
bleme, ked' sa nehovori o auto
nomn, ked' sa nehOvorl O Pitts
burghskej Dohode, nahana rozla-
denie, obavy a strach. Je to dnes
v nasom parlamente celkom TAXA
nova a neprestudovana otazka, a
ko bola povedzme V prvom voleb-
nom parlamente republiky roku
1920.
Hovorit' O krivdach slOven-
skych, o hospodarskom dpadku,
vyvola - ako som poznamenal -
len disputy a apologizovanie. Je
zaujimave vsimat Isl, co tieto ma
jd "a podklad. TAX na priklad
prve je, co nam povedia, re co sa
postavilo ma >Slovensku cd prize
yratu. Ze hl'a ten Turciansky Sv.
Martin! Pravda, prekvapi, ked'
odpoviem, re je to vsetko baga-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-09

u Zmsna. ~
Ste spokojni SO slecnouf E.
Ute vzdy tax sikovne pise, ked'
Wy diktujetei
- u nepise, ona diktuje.
- A to uz ako? IN r.
- Wal som 81 ju "a zenu.
The Washington times., 1931-03-16
FFS MAY CARRY EIGHT RESERVES EXCLUSIVE OF PITCHERS
PLANS Untried Players Furnish Needed Streng th for Giants
Today's
Sportorial
BY KIRK MILLER

Not given to Dragging under
any circumstances and under
standing thoroughly after near
ly a quarter of a century in
baseball that pennants are
won from the middle of April
on, rather than before that
zero hour, Walter Johnson
nevertheless is as enthusiastic
over the Washington prospects
this spring as he has ever been
known to be and he has argu-
mentS with which to back up
his Sanguine viewpoint.
His arguments are two-fold.
They are:
l. Pitchers.
2. Reserves.
"I'lI match my twirIerS with
any in the league" said John
son recently to an International
News Service correspondent,
"and wouldn't trade them man
for man for any staff in either
league" continued the former
Kansas cyclone.
"JOneS, Marberry, CrOwder,
HadleY, Brown, Burke and
Liska compose a combination
of pitching strength, right
handlers and left handlers, with
which any manager might be
proud to enter a race.
The Washington times., 1931-03-16
Not All Clicking

"True, / had them last
season but l didn't have enough
of them clicking at the same
time to close up that gap of
eight games which separated
us from the Athletics at the
end of the race.
with nothing like as impress
Sive a pitching staff as that,
Connie Mack beat us out with
1O2 victories against "a, so with
little more of the pitching
good fortune coming to our club
this season and a little less to
the Athletics, it looks as though
it might be our turn to win"
johnson hardly expects any
Of his young twirlers to be
ready for mound duty this year,
unless it should transpire that
one Lynn Griffith, a 22-year-old,
of Bryan, Tex, develops enough
ability to stick to the Washing
ton club. Of the half dozen
neophytes in camp, Griffith, a
left-hander, who would pad out
the Southpaw staff of Brown
and Burke, has shown better in
spring training than any of the
others, and Walter Johnson
makes no secret Of the fact he
is stuck on the young Joplin
(Western AssociationO product.
The Washington times., 1931-03-16
BANOVIC BOXES
ROSENBLOOM

NEW YORK, March 16.-Two
more fearless boxing champions
who dote on over-the-weight
matches are scheduled to fight
this week without risking their
titles.
Make Rosenbloom, light-heavy-
weight champion. will appear in
a 10-round bout against Joe
Banovic, of Binghamton, N. Y,
at Scranton, Pa, on Thursday if
his manager can locate him in
his night club hauntS and get him
aboard Scranton-bound train.
Banovic normally weighs around
167 and the chief feature of in
terest in this bout will be whether
he can devour enough cabbage
and matted milks to weigh in
over the 175-pound limit.
Tommy Freeman, ruler of the
welterweights. was booked to
fight at the Chicago Coliseum on
Friday, but Promoter Jim Mullen
was unable to find a suitable op-
ponent and cancelled the bout.
The 12-round contest at Madi-
son Square Garden here on Fri
day between Len Harvey, of Eng
land, and Ben Jeby, of New York,
looms as the best scrap of the
week. Although Harvey lost both
of his fights in this country,
against Vince Dundee, many crit
les claims he should have been
awarded the verdict on both &C.
caSinnS
The Washington times., 1931-03-16
Reserves Promising

Walter johnson is equally en-
thuSiastic over his reserves, be-
ing one of that old school of
baseball men who knows a team
is only as strong as it's second
line of defense and offense.
The veteran Joe Judge will
commence the season at first
with Joe Kuhel, who came from
Kansas City last season, stand
ing by to fill Judges boots
should he falter even momentar-
lily.
Buddy Myer will have to step
around rapidly to keep young
Jackey Hayes out of the second
base berth. but both of them
are capable keystone sackers
who look to be a tosS-up for the
regular job at this writing.
One needs only to mention the
name of Joe Cronin, most valu-
able American League player
last year, to signify now well
Washington is fortified at short
stop.
The Washington times., 1931-03-16
Jordon Capable

Ossie Bluege will start the
season at third, having recov-
cred completely from a weak
knee which bothered him two
seasons ago and for which he
underwent an operation a year
ago this past winter. Backing
up Bluege at third will be Bax-
ter Jordon, who came to the
Washington club from Newark
in the selected draft last Oc-
tober.
Washington's outfield ranks
high, what with such names as
Sammy Rice, Harry Rice, Dave
Harris, Heinie Manush and
Sammy West gracing the roster.
West is one of the league SEN
sations, last year combining
fielding and hitting, whereas
the year before he Shone only
afield.
Although Washington has
lost the dependable Muddy
Ruel behind the plate, it has
Roy Spencer to put into the
breach and William "Pinky'
Hargrave to back him up. Then
too, Cliff Bolton and Ed Kenna,
who spent most Of last year at
the Washington farm in Chat
tanooga, will be carried for
emergency work.
The Washington times., 1931-03-16
Bowling
Tonight

District League--Petworth VS.. John
Blicks, at Petworth
National Capital League-Parkway Va
PaeSwood Printing; at Lucky strike:
Sweepstake at Rendezvous.
Prince Georges Ladies League-Wood
peckers VS.. Hilltoppers at Hyattsville.
men, Shop vs.. King Fish at Y. NJ.
Capitol Hill League-washington
sni Psper Stevens Service stoTe vs. East
Washington Iron Works, at Capitol
Prince George League-Collegiates VS..
Bankers, Dixie Pig VS.. Clinton, at Hy-
attsville.
City Postoffice Lessue1Money Order Ter
VS.. Distributors, r. NJ. vs. You
suburban League-Ingrahams vs.
Georgia Avenue Buss Men, at Petworth.
Bethesda Business Mems League
Teneytown VS.. Chevy Chase, Battery
vs. Ignition, at Boulevard.
Rockville League-Fire Department
VS.. Mechanics, at Rockville.
Sanico League-Bremerman VS.. Cart
Mercer, Willis VS.. Leffler, Diehl vS.
Bradford, Pagan VS.. King, at Conven-
ton Hall,
Western Union Mems League-Deliv-
cry VS.. Automatic, Equipment VS.. Ac.
counting, Repeaters VS.. I. r., at
Western Union Girls League-orangs
VS. Orchids, Silver Six VS.. Colds, Lucky
Reds vs.. Greens, at Lucky Strike.
Eastern League-Nenezkys VS.. Gard
ner- Stuarts Peerless VS.. Braves, Free
mems VS.. Elites, Lincolns VS.. Ben's
Tires, Isherwoods VS.. Nomads, at Tenn
pie.
Merchants League-Uneeda Bakers
vs. Thompson Brothers Furniture, Ma.
ticnal Glass Shop. VS.. Coca-Cola Bot
thing, southern Diaries No. VS.; Bar.
ber & Ross, Penn Electric VS.. E. w.
Minte Southern Diaries No. 2 VS.. Dis
trict Grocery Stores, Thompson's Dairy
vs. w. r. Winslow, NJ. Kapneck Elec"
trio VS.. Skinless Franks. at Convention
Mt. Rainier League-Dixie Pig vs..
Recreation. Sullivan & Helan VS.. Ed"
wards Motor, at Mount Rainier.
Mt. Rainier Ladies League-Gallant
Fox vs.. Cardinals, at Mount Rainier.
Mems Federal League-Treasury Va.
Mer Fleet C.. G. P. Q; vs.. ssp Supy: Arch: Arch:
vs.. Vet. Adm. Internal Rev. VS.. P. B.
& P. P. at Arcadia.
Ahepa League-Hercules VS.. Pericles,
Aristotle VS.. Socrates Plato vs.. Ly-
Bureau of Mines Girls League
Amphtbowls VS.: Acme, King Pin vs..
Typothetae League-On Time All
Time VS., Ransdell, Inc, National Pub.
fishing VS. Fellowship Forum, H-k Ad-
vert'sing VS.. Typothetae, National Capt.
tai Press VS.. Maxwell Jones' judd q
Detweiler VS.. George A. Simonds. WASH
ington Typographers VS.. National En-
craving. Potomac Electrotype VS.. Amer
lean Electrotype. Columbia Printing VS..
Craftsmen, Lew ThaXer VS.. Central
Printing. Standard Engraving VS. Glib
son Brothers, Charles H. Potter vs..
Big Print Shop, at Lucky Strike.
Ladies Agricultural League --Coopera-
ii F. e. ". Columbia
Southeast League-BaIducci VS. Tray
10" Barber Shop Burkhalters VS. broth.
ers, Phalens VS.. Walker Hill, Queen
Pin VS.. Lemler, at Queen Pin.
The Washington times., 1931-03-16
INGRAM NEEDS
ENTIRE LINE

BERKELEY, Calf, March 16.
Undaunted by the task of in
stalling a new system and de-
veloping an entire new line at
the same time. w. A. cBill~
Ingram, new University of Cali
fornia head football coach,
opened spring practice with a
record turnout of veterans and
"unknowns," and with the promise
of more material to come as
practice period progresses.
Of the nine letter men who will
not return next fall, all but two
are linemen. In fact, the entire
regular forward wall, with the ex-
ception of Fritz Calm, tackle, is
definitely out of the picture.
Calm will not be available for
practice this season.
The Washington times., 1931-03-16
WIN s
BERTH

Under intensive training at the
Cleveland camp at New Orleans
this spring is Jonah Goldman,
the Brooklyn boy who is destined
to be one Of the best defensive
shortstops in baseball. Goldman
is working under the strict super,
vision of Manager Peckinpaugh,
who was a highly rated man at
that post himself.
Goldman is due this year. There
were times last season when Peck
inpaugh was discouraged with
Goldman, because the Brooklyn
boy could not hit.
Otherwise he seemed set, with
the single exception that he was
trifle weak on pivOting in dOu-
BILE plays. That is why he is
undergoing schooling in that
department. of play just now.
Coming in for a slow roller and
whi ping it to first base, Gold.
man surpasses any of the present
day shortstops. With the ball a
little slower than last season,
Goldman, may reach the heights
this year, providing he can mas
ter the pivot play, so vital in the
makeup of a shortstop.
The Washington times., 1931-03-16
| j K { APPL|NG
SPARKLES

Donnie Bush is having a time
trying to get his infield into
action. Radcliff, the touted
sacker, has been showing little
signs of making the grade as a
fielder. Bush is now turning to
Johnny Watwood, his converted
outfielder, who played many
games at the initial corner last
season.
CiSSell has packed weight on
at such an alarming rate that
the chances of his playing the
infield any more are remote.
Cissell will get a chance to
shave off some of the excess fat
while playing the bench. If he
fails to get into form he prob.
ably will be converted into an
outfielder.
Luke Appling is surprising the
Sideliners at the Sox camp by his
brilliant playing around the
short field. He is one player who
will make it this season. Kamm,
who is playing at third, is the
big surprise Of the camp. Other
wise there is little to enthuse
White SoX followers.