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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-05-14
"A SZIV ZENEJE" A
CAMEO SZINHAZBAN
Majus 22-en, penteken mutatjak
be a magyar zenes, nemetJl besze-
10 hangos filmet.

Most penteken keriil bemuta-
tasra 'sSziv Zeneje'' magyar
zenes, nemetiiI beszel0 hangos
film a Cameo Szinhazban, n1ely
nagy elyezetet fog nyujtani varo
sunk es videke magyarsaganak.
A filmet a nemet UF'A film
gyar keszitette. A felvetelek Ma
gyarorszagon kesziiltek. Ezen fill
met, melyet Amerika'ban mar
t0bb yarosban eloadtak, nagy
megelegedest keltett a magyar
sag k0reben S amelyet mindeniitt
nagy szeretettel fogadtak.
Nekiink youngstown magya-
roknak Macy erdekunk, hogy meg
nezziik ezen magyar zenes filmet,
mely elenk varazsolja megcsonki-
tott hazankat Magyarorszagot.
A film szerepl5i k0vetkez6k :
Balog Juliska Dita Parlo, Garas
Janos Willy Fritsch, Garas bacsi,
az apjuk, Geroe Maly, Garas neni
Marosa Simon, Kovacs bacsi Kor-
mendy Janos, Kovacs neni Ligeti
d. Juliska. KOyacS Anna Anna
Meves, Czibulka kisasszony Ill1a
Gruning Benczc Dezs6ffy Laszlo,
Balogh Jancsi ciganyzenekara.
Ufatone hires orchestraja,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-05-14

navirag csokorral kezeben;
maid J6nosi Irsnke Is id5sebb no.
we're &s a v6g6n Deak Bozsike.
Minden iidv5zl6s utdn s'eljenek
aok&'' 6nek hangzott fel Janosi
Ir4nke ajk&n q Inamak eltetesere.
Ia gycrekek szivb6l fakad6 szavai
konnyeket csaltak ki az edes ma
max szemeb5l. Azutan kovetke-
zett Father Mackov rovid felolva-
sasa kath. csaladrol, a kath.
apakrol Is anyakrol, azok nemes
feladatar6l gyermekeikkel sem
ben es viszont. J6lesett hallani az
|igazsagokr6l!
Ezutan k0vetkezett Maticza J.
bohozata. Ugyessegeivel, trefas
m6kaival j6 estet szerzett minden
jelenlev6nek, de kiil0nosen oyer
nekeknek.
Ezutan az anyakat kosz0nt0tte
10th Janos meleg szavakkal, fel-
hivta a jelenlevol1 figyelmet az
est rendezoire a kedves gyerme-
kekre, hitk0zseg jovendo tag
jaira, epit6ire.
K0vetkezett sziinid6 es vacso-
ra, melyet az ifjllsag adott az
anyak tiszteletere. Vacsora alatt
gyiijtest rendeztiink templom
iavara. Az 0sszeg kielegito volt a
nagy munkanelkiiliseg mellett is.
Akik szeretik hitkozsegiiket, azok
a nehez id0kben is hiien tamogat-
jak AIT es minden alkalmat meg
ragadnak, hogy e teren a szerete-
tiiket kimutassak iranta.
"A legvegen kovetkeZett Il tre-
fas mozi, mellyel az estiink be is
zar0dott. Az esten fiuk es LII
nyok szorgoskodtak es oldalukor
a Lyceum eln0kenek, Szalay Feri
mex edes mamaja, Xxi szivesen al
dozza idejet es croft szen
dgyek elomozditasara.
| A hitk0zseg biiszke az ifjusa
CARA es mamaira K0sz0net a fa
radozoknak. Ada listen, hog.
meg sok ilyen kedves estet i'll
junk a j0v6ben az edes anyal
0r0mere es a templomunk java
IA. GondnoA
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-05-14
A WEST slDEI MAGYAR
PoLGARI K0R GYttLEsE

A West Sidei Magyar Polgari
K0r majus loan, tszombaton este
z 6rakor tartja gyiileset a szo-
kott helyen. Az alapszabaly k6ny-
vecskek mar elkesziiltek, melyek
folott legutdbbi gyiles ugy ha-
tarozott, hogy ezen alapszabaly
konyvecskek egy-egy peldanyat
minden tagnak meg kell szerez-
ME. Az alapszabaly k0nyvecske
ara 50 cent, mely tagsagi dijul
lesz felszamitva S ICY a k0nyvecs-
Ike dijtalanul keriil minden tag
tulajdonaba.
KerjGk az 0sszes polgartarsa-
kat, hogy ezen gyiilesen okvet-
lenll jelenjenek meg eggyiitt
azon magyar honfitdrsakkal, akik
meg nem tagjai a kornek ker-
juk oket, hogy alljanak be kor-
be. A k0r segits6get fog nyujtani
lninden egyes esetben az olyan
| k0rtagoknak, akik meg akarjak
szerezni polgarpapirjukat, vala-
mint a polgarosodas alatt feline
rifle nehezsegekben. A polgarpa-
pirt ma minden egyes esetben k0-
vetelik az olyan egyenekt6l, akik
nunkara jelentkeznck.
| Ezen a gyiilesen fogjuk megbe-
] szehi a Nemenyi Mikl6s ErnG
tiszteletere rendezend1 banketre
| ronatkoz6 teendoket, amelyre a
kor mar megkapta a meghiv6t a
banket rendezG bizottsagt0l.
n A gyiilesen meg fog jelenni
Brogli Ignac is, aki palyazik ne
gyedik keriileti tanacsosi aHasra.
Brogli, mint k0r regi tagja, aki
kivette reszet az alapszabaly
Il k0nyvecske 0sszeallitasab6l, meg
erdemli minden magyar ember
l1amogatasat. Eln0k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-05-14
o0R. KATH. HJUSAG
"MoTHER' $ DAY"-JA

Paratlanul szepen sikeriilt az
|ifjusagunk altal rendczett "Mo-
thr's Day. estely. Ez az els5 al
kalom hitko5seg giinknel, hogy az
I6des anyak gyermekcik reszer6l
;lyen iinnepelyes szeretet-estben
r6szesiiltek. AIT est sokaig emile
klnkben lesz.
a mise vsgsn az anyakert vai6
k0ny6rges msly hatast gyakorolt
az 6des anyakra. Az esteli Rosa
fiizer Is Szentssg ilnadas ncnkii-
l0mben. Szertartas utan . jelell-
ley6k levonultak az estebedhez. "A
Hmnusz eleneklese ht6n ei6nek
iidv6z0lte az saes anyakat Lee
g6ny Ferenc legkihebb lanykaja,
azatala ! llaeyobb liaykdja ONE
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-05-14

nyek6n Atal&nos azeretetaek Sr
vsnd5 magyar hop4i itksappk, *
3. Florida aye. q. llatG AAospk
b6jos q sssststrsn6lt6 leiava
stanislaw Mihily, lib. ssapillap
Mihaly IS neje Shirley Rd,. lako
sok fla. Szeman Erasike tulajdo
nosa q Market st.-i Betty Beauty
Salon-nak.
"A Pro Hungaria ifjusagi K0rs
udv0zl5 taviratot kiild6tt a fiata
llasasparnak, 1nelynek Sremii
Erzsike egyik alapit6 tagja.
Az egyhazi szertartas utal
'nagy lakoma volt a Wickliff'
Manorban, amelyen negyven ven
deg vett reszt. Az asztalok gy0
ny0ru tavaszi viragokkal voltal
diszitve. A lakoma alatt a Master
of Ceremonies tisztet Dan Popo
witch t6lt0tte be.
Naszajandekok voltak k0vet
kez6k: menyasszony a koszoru'
leanynak adott egy kristaly-kesz
letet, mely magaban foglalt eg,
kark0t6t, fiilbevalokat es nyak
tket. A v6legeny megajandekoz
ia a menyasszonyt egy nyakek
kel. Ugyancsak a vSlegeny meg
ajandekozta a nasznagyot egy
eziist cigarette tarcaval Is on
gyujt6val, valamint 0zv. Mih6l
Sandornet egy gy0ngydiszitesi
kezitaskaval.
Eskiiv6 utan fatal hazaspal
naszutra indult Westinghouse
oman a Keletre mennek, ahol ha
rom hetet fognak t0lteni. Haza
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-05-14
OLVAS0INK
K0REB0L


(E rovUtban k0z0ltckdrt SEM a seer
kesztOseg sem "a kiad6hivatal mem
vallal felcl6sseget.)
4. Szerkeszto ur! Bocsasson
meg, hogy orokke haborgatom,
de mem tudom nlagamat vissza-
tartani att6l, hogy fel he kcres-
sem szereny soraimmal. Boldog-
max erzem magamat, amid0n AIT
hanom, hogy a mi szeretett Ser
keszt6nknek oily fenyes bankettet
rendez Youngstown Is videke
magyarsaga. Boldog vagyok,
hogy most alkalmunk lesz bebizo-
nyitani, .hogy mi szeretett Seer
keszt5nket, aki mindig 6nzetlenul
radotott q magyar iigyekert,
mas nemzetbeliek is iinnepelni
togif = E6gteleniu sain&lom s.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-05-14

ssem1n Erssiks Is stanislaw Nj
haly fenyes eskiiv6i ksretek ko.
zott leptek h&xass&gra. A fatal
hazasp6r Washing tonba, oman a
Keletre rnent n&sxutra.

Y 4
Mem mindennapi eskiiv5 szin.
helye volt majus 1O-en, h6tf3n
delel6tt 10 6rakor. a SIT. Gyorgy
&. kath. templom, ahol &. kath
egyhazi szertartas szerint hazas.
sagra leptek Szcman Erzsikc es
Stanislaw Mihaly.
Az esketesi szertartas alkalma.
yal Szeman Erzsike feher szatin
menyasszonyi szatin rllhat viselt,
kezeben gy0ny0rii feher Gala
liliomokb6l kesziilt csokorral
Magdics Wilma volt koszorus.
leany, aki kek chiffon-rllhat vi.
self, karjan Ophelia- a-r6zsakb6l ke-
sziilt csokarral jelent meg a temp
lomban. A templom, mely zsufo-
lasig megtelt k0zonseggel, pal.
makkal es delszaki n0venyekkel
volt diszitve.
Az eskiiv6 egyik legkimagas-
lobb resze volt 0zv. Mih6k San.
dorne altal enekelt ket dial: 81
Love You Truly" es ''Oh, Sweet
Mother, amelyeknek kseretet &
maga vege1te. A nasznagyi tisztet
Vask6 Janos toltotte be.
Szeman Erzsike, Szeman Mix.
los es neje, Youngstown 6s k0r-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-05-14
Mt. LAKY ZsIcMoND uTJA

! ut. Laky Zsigmond, Refor.
matus Egyhaz lelkeszc jun. 3-an
indul utnak Magyarorszagba ha.
rom h6napos tart6zkodasra. Mint
a helybeli angol lapokban latjuk
ut. Laky kdpviselni fogja a Ref
Magyar Lelk6sz Egyesiiletct Is
mint Reformatusok Lapja tars-
szerkeszt5je resi- fog venni valla.
SOS lapok szerkeszt6inek konfe-
renciain is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-05-14

faj nekenl, hOgy k0h0g6selnre va
10 tekintettel aligha lehetek .jele1
nagyjelent6segd iinnepelyen,
mindamsllett hogy el5re biztosi-
tottam . helyemet. De, ha tal&n
mem lehetnek oft lelekben, azert
OFT leszek On mellett IS Onnel To-
gok egyitt k0nnyezve 0riilni Is
Onnel legalabb gondolatban ke-
zet szoritani. Igaz hive
Sz6rsz&lhasogat6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-05-14

a rendorseg letart6statta Joe
Morris, 25 Ewes, 2o2l South ave-,
IL. Wienfield, SO ewes, 53s Walter
st. es George Foster, 36 ewes,
hawthorne st. sz. alatti lakosokat
az allami lutri-t0ryeny megszege.
seert. Mindharmuka 6vadek ellie.
neben szabadlabra helyeztek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-05-14

Macy fenyben ragyogott ked-
den este Dalton G. gy6ny6rii pa
vill6nja, ahol szamos jo barat
gyiilt egybe, hogy oft bucsut ve-
|gyenek Juhasz Bcnjamin Is ked-
yes nejetN, akik csiit6rt6k6n del
utan illdulnak az 0hazaba.
Schubert Janos, varosunknak
|egyik altalanos Observation-Disclosures
t0rvend6 szab6mestere, kellcmes
cmlekekkel telitette az est sike-
ret. A Macy szamban mcgjelent
j6baratok sok szerencsekivanata
k0zben valtak el fatal part6l.
A bucsu.estelyen jelen voltak :
Schubert Janos Is nejc, Dalton
G. es neje, Juhasz Benjamin Is
!neje, Nemeth Istvanne, Barta Pc
tier, ifj., Barta Erzsebet, Horyath
Mariska, Nlikita nonka, Mikita
Anna, T0r0k JOSEF, Balasko An
dras, Caputa Sue 6s masok, akik-
mex a nevet mem sikeriilt f6lje.
gyezni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-05-14

MAJUs is. Magyarok Nagyassxcnya
Hitk0zseg nagy tavasxi balja saj6t
halljnkban SAT N. Belle Vista avenue
alatt.
MAJUs II. A Kossuth K0r sxinel6a-
dasa az Eagles Hallban. Szinre keriil
"A K6k Postakocsi0 G. daljAtEk.
MAJUs so. Decoration Daykor 4 SIT.
Istvan K0r nagy piknikje Campbell
Parkban. ss
MAJUs 80. A verhovay Segely- -Egylet
26-ik sharoni fi6kjanak 45 ewes jubi-s
leumi unnepelye.
MAJUS 80. A Warreni Ferfi es N6i
Betegsegelyz5 nagy Majusi Rosa Bal
ja Roman Hallban.
JULIUS 4. Scent Istvan Hitk0zseg
riknikje a Campbell Parkban.
AUGUsZTUS Q. A Magyar Egyhdzak
Is Egyletek NagybizottsAganak ma
gyar Nap'ja az Idora Parkban.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-29
Cubs Face
BigChange
Hornsby Warns Others as
Wilson Is Benched; Mound
Staff Criticised.

By United Press
CHICAGO, June 20. - Further
developments in the threatened
shakeup Of the Chicago Cubs roster,
as reported In Geographic reports
from Boston over the weekend,
were anxiously awaited today by
the thousands OF loyal Cub follow
ers who have watched the erratic
playing of Roger HornSbys crew in
the 1881 National League pennant
race.
The reports indicated that Hack
Wilson, idol Of the bleachers who
last year collected fifty-four home
runs to win National League home
run honors, may not be with the
team In 1882. 1t was further indi-
Gated that Shakeup in the pitch
ing staff Is eminent.
Hornsby openly has expressed dis
gust of the work of some of his
pitching stars and was reported to-
day to be searching for new hurting
material.
The latest developments were pre-
cipitated Saturday when the Rajah
benched Wilson because of alleged
violations of training rules. He in
timated also that several other
members of the team were disposed
to regard the training regulations
lightly and would be dealt with un-
less they mended their ways.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-29
Wood and Shields Reach
Semi-Finals in England

was unable to cope with Woods
slices.
America placed another player in
the semi-f1nals when Frank Shields
OF New York, defeated Bunny Aus
tin, England's ranking player, 6-3,
rs, ST. rs, 81. The fifth set
found Shields apparently as fresh
as at the start, while Austin had
begged down considerably. Sensing
his opponents condition Shields
opened up with all his strength and
completely smothered the spent
Bribon.
Frederick J. Perry. England's
most promising young player. de-
1eated John Van Ryn of Phila-
delphia, a member of the American
Davis Cup squad, in straight sets.
Ga, 8-6, rs. The victory advanced
Perry to a semi-finals ..atch with
Sidney Wood. youngest member of
the American team. Frank Shields.
the other American survivor. will
play Jean Borotra Of France, who
defeated Jiro Satoh of Japan in
the Semi-f1nals. So, 60, AS, Ga.
Borotra is the tourney favorite.
Mrs. L. A. Harper Of Oakland,
Cal. ranking American woman ten
mis- player, and Mrs. John Van Ryn
of California, teamed today to win
a second-round Wimbledon women's
double match from Miss Dorothy
Alexander and Miss r. Watson of
England, GA. 6-3. Both teams drew
first-round byes.
George Lott Of Philadelphia and
Mrs. L. A. Harper of Oakland, Cal,
won a third-round mixed doubles
match from c. C. Eames OF England
and Mile. Jeanne GoldSchmidt of
France, 6-1, Sc, 60.
The British mixed doubles team
of H. G. N. Lee and Miss Phyllis
Mudford won a firSt-round match
over Norman Farquharson of South
Africa, and Miss Helen Jacobs of
California, ills, 81.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-29
Star Field in
Feature Race
at Arlington

BY United Press
CHICAGO, June %. - Gallant
Knight, winner of the Francis S.
Peabody memorial handicap at
Washington park Saturday, was the
favorite today In the renewal of the
$1,000 Inaugural handicap which
opens the thirty day race season at
Arlington park. A crowd of more
than $4,000 was expected.
Twenty-Five notables of the rae
ing ariStocracy were entered in the
event. So stiff was competition that
odds on the favorite early today
were quoted at to l. The second
choice was the Warm Stable entry
Of Epithet and Rusty carrying odds
Of to 2. Third choice was Lon
Leon, held at 5 to l.
Other notables in the field includ-
ed Tannery and Satin Spar, the
California champions; Silverdale,
winner Of last years inaugural; the
fleet PanSy Walker, one of the fast
est of the New York entries; Ned O.;
High Foot, No More and Martha
Jones.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-29
Mat Fans in
Huge Turnout

NEW YORK, June 2o.-Aid-
l. Y ed by the bally-hoo Of
charity promotion, wrestling
viii make its debut as a major
attraction Of New York'S out
door sport program tonight with
a heavyweight championship"
match between Jim LondoS, st.
Louis, and Ray Sauer, alias
Ray Steele of New York, Ne
braska, California and points
west. at Yankee stadium.
Some $1,000 or $1,000 New
Workers. crowd composed
largely of wrestling devotees,
but also including many spec
tators interested mainly in aid
ing the New York milk fund,
which will receive a major
share Of the profitS-will at
tend.
Promoter Jack Curley, who
has succeeded In transforming
wrestling from a questionable
sport to a circus attraction,
predicts gate receipts which
will double the all-time record
Of $4,000 paid by $4,000 fans
who witnessed the Frank
ctch-George HackenSchmidt
bout at Chicago In 1911.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-29
Kings
Tune Up for
Title Action

By United Press
TOLEDO, June 2o.-The trek to
Inverness, scene Of the United
State open golf championship. was
under way today. Led by members
OF the victorious United States
Ryder cup team and the van
pushed British players, star pros
from many sections of the world
played practice rounds.
Tommy Armour OF Detroit. win
ner OF the British open, has been
made favorite at S to l. and there
are half a dozen players who may
be bet on at odds of 6 to /. Some
Of the surprising results scored In
the Ryder cup contests however.
called for price revisions.
The threat of British victory
in the open became less impressive
on Saturday when the United
States pros defeated Britain's ten
man links team In the matches for
the Ryder cup by a final score Of
9 to 3.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-29
Betty Robinson Seriously
Injured In Plane Crash

Amsterdam, was in serious con-
dition today from injuries received
III an airplane crash.
Physicians said her career as one
Of the worlds greatest woman run
nerS- may be ended by a double
fracture OF the left leg and other
injuries.
With Miss Robinson in the crash
was cousin, Wilson Palmer, Is.
He had taken her aloft In an air.
plane which he owned in partner
ship with two other youths. Will
son also was injured seriously.
Hundreds Of persons, including the
girl athletes parents, saw the air.
plane crash only a few moments
after 1t had taken off.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-29

Midget Mike O'Down. Tuesdays
card follows:
Ten Rounds-Tracy Cox, indianapolis,
vs.. Lou Bloom. Columbus, O.. junior
welterweights.
Eight Rounds-Al Thorn, Flint, Mich,
VS.. Norman Brown, indianapolis; light
heavyweightS.
Six RoundS-Young Ferris, Marshall, nl,
VS.. Bud Clark. Vtncennes; featherweights.
six Rounds-Rcy Nidy, Terre Haute, VS..
Virgil Soaring, Marshall, H.; feather
weights.
Six Rounds-Pug Smith, Indianapolis,
VS.. Sammy Waters, Terre Haute; welter-
weights.
Four Rounds-Billy Davis, TT. Harrison,
vs.. Bud Mitchell. East Liverpool. o.;
welterweights.
The prelim between Davis and
Mitchell was arranged for the bene-
fit of residents at Fl. Harrison.
There is keen rivalry between the
two maulerS. Davis is United
States regular stationed at the fort,
while Mitchell is a member Of the
G. M. T. C. in training there.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-29
Auto Features Planned at
Gardens July As.

The Indiana Auto Racing Asso-
citation will hold It's second fifty
mile race on the Walnut Gardens
speedway July 4. Entries have been
received from such drivers as Howy
Wilcox, Mark Billman, Howard
King. Red Campbell and others.
Wilcox will meet the fastest car in
the time trials in a special five-lap
match race for special purse.
The track is being oiled this week
and will be in top shape for fast
race on the Fourth. On Sunday,
July 5, 100-mile stock car race will
be held on the Gardens oval.
The first event will get under way
at 2:30 on both dayS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-29
Tribe Hits
Bad Slump
Indians Unable to Solve
Bird Pitchers; Drop
Three in Row.
By Times Special

COLUMBUS, o.. June 2s.-The
Red Birds Of Memo Leibold made
1t three in a row over the Indians
by capturing the double header here
Sunday, S to and 4 to 2. The local
FASTENERS also annexed the series
opener Saturday, IL to 2. Horne and
Russ Miller were the Tribe pitchers
used Saturday.
In the Sabbath opener the
HOLSTERS were held to five blows by
Kenneth Ash, Bird highlander and
the Columbus boys collected plenty
OF hits of Hildebrand and Smith.
In the windup Sunday the Indians
were held to three hits, giving them
only eight safeties In the two Tits.
Hall and Horne hurled the second
fracaS for the Tribe and Chapman,
Gudat and Rose saw service on the
Bird mound. Chapman, the Bird
starting hurler, was wild, and was
derricked after giving ten walks. He
was removed In the seventh.
The teams were to end the series
with a single battle today, after
which the Indians will go to To-
ledo. The three defeats over the
weekend were bitter ones for tho
Tribesmen and knocked them down
from fifth place In the standing to
seventh.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-29

He was awkward, inaccurate and
Indifferent In a four round workout
Sunday night against Frank Cav
ley, Frank Kits and Gene Stanton,
at his Geauga Lake (O9 training
camp. He looked tired, drawn and
weary. His punches were not sharp
or accurately aimed.
Champion Unpopular
One Of the best answers to why
nearly every one favors Stribling
to win Is because Schmeling has
made himself decidedly unpopular
by his high and mighty attitude
since winning recognition as cham
pion by winning on foul from
Jack Sharkey.
On the basis of their form in
workouts Sunday neither fighter Is
much of bargain. In only thirty
seconds out of four rounds of SPAR
ring at his Conneaut Lake (Pa)
training camp, did Schmeling look
anything like the fighter who
knocked out Johnny Risko, or
Slashed Paolino Uzcudun to ribbons.
AS far as condition is concerned,
Schmeling appears to be in better
shape and more ready for long,
hard grind than Stribling.
Stribling Rushes In.
Some of Stribling'S wild ruSheS at
his Sparring partners seem to indi-
cate that the Georgian plans to
throw caution to the winds and try
to knock out the German as quickly
as possible. Stribling certainly did
not pay any attention to protecting
himself Sunday night.
Boxing men discussing the fight
figure the longer it goes the better
chance Schmeling has to win. The
German never has been fast start
er. Risko had him outpointed un-
til Max connected with short right
which sprawled the Cleveland bat
tier in the ninth round more than
two years ago. The Paolino- Schmel-
Ing bout was close until after they
passed the tenth round. Schmeling
hadn't even started when Sharkey
tossed a low left into the Germans
groin.
But few think that Stribling will
give Schmeling the opportunity to
carry the fight into the last stages,
which makes the whole outcome re-
volve around what the Southerner
does.
viii Trade WallOps
Every one knows what Schmeling
will do. He will stand up straight
and trade punches If the fight is
carried to him. He'll weave and try
to get inside Stribling'S arms. He
won't clinch or hold. He'll do all
these things If past performances
mean anything. In addition he
figures out a particular way to fight
Stribling, according to what the
Southerner does.
If any one thinks Max can figure
out what Stribling will do, then
leopard can change its spots, and it
SHOWS on the Fourth of July In Ma
con, Ga. There are at least a dozen
fights in Stribling's career that
prove he's as uncertain as tomorrow.