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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-07-30

gyar ciganyzenekara fogja szol-
galtatni.
A Magyar Nap rendez6bizottsa-
ga Magyar Nap programmjat a
k0vetkez5keppen allapitotta meg
Az Idora Park szinhazaban az
eloadas delutan fel 3-kor kezd0-
dix es tart fel sig.
MttsoR:
Amerikai es magyar Himnusz.
= Enekli: a Kossuth Dalarda.
Eljegyzes a Kabareban. Boh6.
Eat egy felvonasban. - El6adja
a Cor. Kath. Egyhaz ifjusaga
Rendez3: 10th Janos kantortani-
to. Szercpl6k: Kader, budapest
hivatalnok, Riczu Janos; Katica,
felesege, Maticza Annuska; Aran-
ka, leanya, Szinyeri Annuska; ia.
nos, Aranka udvarl6ja, Siroki Mi
haly; Mr.. West, amerikai millio-
mos, Lesnyanszky .J6zsef; Croft
dajka, Barany Ilonka; Honved
3rmester, Maticza Mikl6s; Buda-
pesti peklegeny, 10th Gy0rgy.
Magyar sz6l6-tanc. Lett
Barsony J6zsef.
Mil Is n6pdalok. Enekli
Barsony J6zsefne.
Harmasjelenet. "A Rejtely Tit
ka' es Domokles Kardia. Elo-
adjak: Trojan Janos, Molnar Fe-
reno es N. N.
Unnepi beszed. Mt. Borsy-
Kerekes Gyorgy esperes-lelkesz.
N6pdalok. = Enekli: a Kossuth
Dalarda.
Zongora sz6l6: - El6adja: Ga
cyl Bella.
Tanc. - Lejtik Nelepka Test
verek.
Mi e. n6pdalokq 49, Enekli
Antal 1renke, zongoran kiseri An
tai Margitka. mn
Sxavalat. ~ Braun Zelma.
Mil 81 n6pdalok.' Enekli
Kasza Irenke, zongoran kiseri
Harsanyi Endren6. .,l 44,s,
Alrobatai imutatv6ny s. Aalp-
t4nc. Bamutatj 6zakAcs Gyu.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-07-30

A Magyar Napon Deluxe
Grocery j6voltab6l G. w. Brand
Coffee lesz ingyen kiszolgalva.
Mindazok, - akik Deluxe
Grocery G. w. Brand Coffee elve-
zeteben resztvenni kivannak, -
keretnek, hogy hozzanak maguk-
kal cseszet, pohorat, vagy palac-
kot, amelybe beleontik a j6, zama-
tos kavet.
Delutan szep spOrtmutatva-
nyokban es komoly miiveszi el-
menyben lesz resze Youngstown
es videke 0sszmagyarsaganak es
azok csaladtagjainak, valamint
j6baratainak.
lit mindjart meg kell, hogy je-
gyezziik AIT, hogy versenyek is
lesznek, melyek mindegyikeben
crtekes dijak lesznek kiosztva a
nyer3k k0zott.
Lesznek meglepetesek is az idei
Magyar Napon, amelyekr6l eppen
azert mem beszel a rendez0seg,
inert meglepeteseknek tartogatja.
Egysz6val minden jel ARA mutat,
hogy a magyarsag es hozzatarto-
z6ik nagyon kellemes napot fog
max eltolteni augustus 2-an, most
vasarnap tartand6 Magyar Ma.
pom, amely mar delel6tt 10 6rakor
fog kezd6dni.
Az Idora Park a legalkalma.
sabb ARA, hogy tiszta leveg6jii XII
randul6helynek tekintsiik, ahol
reggelt6l kes5 estig tart6zkodhat-
max a magyar csaladok.
! AZ izletes ennival6k, hIsA6ita.
lok, valamint sz6rakozasok mel.
lett lesz:
Kitin6 programm a nagy es
szell3s szinhazban.
Kitin6 sportversenyek nagy
versenypalyan.
Kitiin8 csardas-verseny f.
nyes tancteremben.
A csardas-versenyen xviii mas
tancokat is tancolhat k0z0ns6g.
A zenet Rig6 J6ska - az ere q
celra kib8vitett - els8rangu ma
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-07-30
A NAGYBIZOTTsAG KERELhIE

A Nagybizottsag keri Magyar
Nap rendez6 bizottsagat, hogy va
sarnap deli IL 6rakor legyen az
Idora Parkban. A mikedvel6k /
6rakor jelenjenek meg az Idora
Park szinhazaban. - A Scent Ist-
van Oltaregylet, Scent Gy0rgy
Oltaregylst, Fiiggetlen Ref. Egy-
Eaz, Kossuth K0r 6s a Pro Hum
garia asszonyai legkes6bb / Ora
kor jelentkezzenek az Idora Park
sxinhaza el6tt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-07-30
BASEBALL MERK0ZES
A MAGYAR NAPON

Most vasarnap delutan 3 6rakor
merk6zik a Scent Istvan baseball
csapat a steeltoni Holy Name csa-
pattal az Idora park palyajan.
Mindazon sportkedvel3 magya-
rok, akik megjelennek Magyar
Napon. ne mulasszak ell megnezni
e ket csapat szep jatekat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-07-30
NEMENYI MIKL6S ERN0
"A VERH0VAY HONEYMOON


Nemenyi Mikl6s Ern5, lapunk
f6szerkeszt6je, augustus Len,
szombaton elutazik Pittsburghba
az oft tartand6 Verhovay Segely-
egylet konvenci6jara, amelyen,
mint keriilet kikiild0ttje fog
r6sztyenni. A konvenci6 megga-
tolja f6szerkeszt6nketi abban,
hogy vasarnap tartand64 Magyar
Napon r6sztvehessen. 1Nem6nyi
ezuton is kivan a Nagybisottsag-
max, hogy a Magyar Napot Macy
erkolcsi Is anyagi skier koro-
nazza.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-07-30

gyekszik Magyar Nap ecnt6sget erk0csg es anyagag
keresse
Macy esefnye es ide Magyar Napnak 10th van 200
East Federal aa Deluxe tuadonosanak bokez
adomanya a Magyar Napon megeen6 koz0 5000 andvich
fog d. 46l Gig koszan mely nagylelk adomanyae hyen
is mond k0szoneet Nagybizottsag
Genetta Youngstown Nurseres Rosemont Oh fakolaja
k0vetkz6 levc dt Nagbizotsag titkrahoz: Reszmr6l
a fcla anok ket fenyoat O36 inch maga diszpdanyok
erteben feteeel
ertk szepember vegn amikor fax utethet6k fax addg
allana Nagybottsag adomanyer
heyen k0z0nee Rosemon o.. utirany: Is mile Youngs
townt6 nyugatra Garfield Milton Lake-ut.
Scent lstvan Egyhaz Oaregyenek szorgalmas szonyai
Magyar Napon zs magyar guyassa fogk varn delben a
kez vndgeket ak akaa gesznap ennivaoat hozhatja
gaval (fedett piknik-hey rendelkezesre all).
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-07-30

Az idei Magyar Nap megrendezese k0r vi
dek Magyar Egyhazk es Egye Nagybzottsaga a kvaasz
renezo bzottsag Haboasz Guszav Nagybzosag en0v
en munkalkodik munkalatok
sorok ovas6nko unak beezes nyertek Most csak mi de
rex magyarjankon hogy tomeges megelenkke tege
ekezeesse augustus ora Pakban taand6 Magyar
Napot
vasrnap artand6 Magyar Napnak sok oyn
0kelt vidke
erdekl6deset
Macy jelensege vasarnap tartand6 Magyar Napnak
hogy Nagybizottsag megbza Monar Lajos Kosut K0r ell
nokt Magyar Nap programmjanak 0zeatasava Mona Lao
a adhataan munkassagva mar szamtaan eseben kereme
magyarsag haajat, ezua aradsago kme6 munkaja
val gyekszk hogy egobb musorszmokka lepen
k0z0nseg ee vaamnt gjobb heybe @ vidki mkedvel6kke
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-07-30

konvsnci6n dolgozni fogok eppen
ugy, mint dolgoztam eddig n6gy
mas Verhovay konvenci6n ~ q
lsgjobb tud&sommal s. csakis az
sgylst 6rdek6ben.
Ali mlslE6pen gondolja a. t6-
ved, alki mast mond @ hasudik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-07-30

elvezze q sz6rakOztatasara Ossze
allitott programmed, vegyen reszt
q csardas versenyben, gyermekei
a sport versenyekben.
Pakkolja be minden Youngs.
town., Campbell-i, Sharon-i, Far
rell-i, Ellwood City-i, Niles-i, New
Castle-i, Warren-i, Hubbard-i, AL
liance-i, Canton-i magyar a kosa-
raba az elem6zsiat, szedje fel a
csaladot es gyeriink a Mahoning
6s Shenango v0lgyeinek magyar
saga altal rendezett Magyar Nap
ra vasarnap.
J0v6 heten kezd6dik a Verho-
way konvenci6 es mint szokasos,
megint vannak olyanok, akik az
egylet nyugodt menetet megakar-
j&k zavarni.
Termeszetesen a "v0r0s0k'' ve-
zetnek ezen a teren.
Miutan a verhovaynal nincsen
semmi kifogas ala ESQ dolog, hat
ismet felmelegitik a bond
iigyet, amelyet teljesen elintezett
a ket ev el6tti rendkiviili kon-
venci6.
Az en- csekely szemelyem persze
words poszt6 (vagy ITALIAN "fs.
her. poszt6) New Yorkb6l Gle.
velandba k0lt0z6tt, magulxat kom.
munistalknak neves6 ingyenel6k,
munkas bait kihasznal6k, szeme-
ben.
V6letleniil engem valasztott
egyhangulag az en- keriiletem 10
fi6kja, hogy derek, j6 Greg, id6-
kozben elhunyt Gregosits J6zse-
fink helyett en- menjek a konven-
ci6ra. Azert valasztottak val6szi-
nileg engem, inert biznak bennem
es inert tudjak, hogy soha szant-
szand6kkal kart az egyletnek mem
okoztam, ellenben azon voltam,
'hogy az egylet fejl6dj0n, hogy
tagjai nagyobb biztonsagot elvez-
zenek, hogy az egylet er6s0d jon.
Mem szoktam sokat adm az
"Uj Elore' veszett kutya ugata-
sara, most sem adok ra semmit.
A verhovay Egylet konvenci6i-
max Is igazgat6sagi gyiileseinek
jegyz6k0nyvei a mervad6k ram
nexve es mem az, hogy NIT ugat
Bebrics, aki konyorgesre Is az 0sz-
sees k0ltsegek megfizetese ut&n
keriilts csak el a b0rt0nt, a leg
ut6bbi verhovay konvenci6 alatt
elkovetett Is ellenem tranquil ra-
galmazasok Matt.
Egyet azonban konvenci6
el6tt le kivanok szegezni, (ahogy
egy Verhovay delegatus szokta
mondani). Ez pedig az, hogy a
konvenci6ra mem azert megyek,
hogy megint igazgat6 legyek.
Amikor k6t evvel ezel6tt lemond-
tam, az indok elfoglaltsagom volt.
Ez az indok ma is fenn&ll. Lek0-
t0tt, fizeteses munkas vagyok, ali
hat even st csak vakaci6janak fel-
aldoz4saval teljesithette az egy.
letnel vallalt k0teless6get. Ext az
egeszs6gem mem birta tovabb,
exert mondottam le Is exert mem
vallaln6k ism6t igazgat6s&gi tag
s&got, meg alxkor sem, ha ARA
egyhangulag kern6nek fel.
Amikor ket evvel ezel6tt bu-
csuztam a Verhovay konvenci6t6l,
megig6rtsm, hogy mint .k6xlato-
ma tovabb is dolgozni fogok. Meg
eljenextek erte. Ext AZ ig6retemet
is bev<om. Az id6n Is valx&ci6m-
ba keriil verhovay Egylet. Mint
keriiletem 800 f6nyi verhovay
tagjanak egyik megbizottja, .
munka el6l nem t6rhsttsm Il. A
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-07-30


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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-07-30
MINDNYAJUNKNAK Ell
KELL MENNI VASARNAP|
A vi AGY AR NAPR A!

Macy szenzacok sznheye esz aug 2-an az Idora Park
Macy "Csardas tancverseny. Atletkai IS sz6rakoz-
tat6 versenyek.- - Ertekes dijak nyeroknek.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-07
GIVE UP GOLF,
SAYS GIRL CHAMPION
Diana Fishwick Still Insists That
She Will Turn Her Efforts
to Archery.

ST. AUGUSTINE. Fla, March T.
Not In the role of q golfer but as one of
the milling gallery, Diana Fishwick.
British women's champion, watched the
flnal OF the Florida East Coast cham
pionShip played today over the st. Au.
gustine links-the third Florida cham
pionShip in q space of three weeks in
which she has failed to reach the last
round.
Miss Fishwick saw her conqueror. Mrs
H. ID. Sterrett of Hutchinson, Kans.. fan
before Frances HadheId of Milwaukee.
up, in the seni-finals yesterday. while
Maureen circuit of Englewood, N. j..
was winning place IN the final round
by defeating Mrs. Stewart Hanley Of
Detroit, and 3.
Watching the Orcutt-Hanley match.
where excellent golf was being shot
the former out in 81, one over mems
par, and the latter out in 39--Miss
Fishwick exclaimed, "Oh, isn't 1t too ex-
citingl And there is certainly less
staring at one in the gallery" But she
still insists that she is going to give up
golf and take up arcller$.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-07
Fistic Battles

BY tire Associated Press
CHICAGO-Tuffy Grifhths, Sioux
City, Iowa, outpointed King Levinsky,
Chicago 1o); Battling Bozo, Birming-
ham, Ala, outpointed Lou Scozza, Buff
falo, N. Y. Q01: Baxter Gaines, WicI-
ita, Kans.. and Mickey Mcfarland,
Pueblo, Colo, drew 90.
DETROIT-Charlie Retzlaff, Duluth,
Mimi, stopped Tom Heeney. New zea-
land ID; Johnny Jadick, Philadelphia,
knocked out Ray Collins, Erie. Pa. co..
OSTON.-Sammy Fuller, Boston,
outpointed Tony Canzoneri, world light
weight champion (1o), non-title.
HARTFORD, COMBAT Battalino,
world featherweight champion, out
pointed Young Zazzarino, Marion, N j.
(10), non-title; Jackie Pilkington, New
York, outpointed Cecil Payue, Louis-
vile, KY (10).
SAN FRANCISCO.-Joe Click. Brook
lyn, ". Y, knocked out Teddy Palacios,
Los Angeles "a; Fay Kosky, Stockton,
Calf, knocked out Sammy O'Dell, Ak
ron, Ohio 90.
WORCESTER, Mass.-Lou Brouil-
lard, Worcester, outpointed Baby Joe
Cans. California d0).
OMAHA, Nebr.-Rosy Rosales, Cleve-
land, outpointed Tiger Jack Payne,
Omaha 10).
HOLLYWOOD. Calf. Chato Laredo,
Ell Paso. Tex, outpointed Ernie Hood,
Pasadena, Calf. Q0).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-07
TUFFY SHAKES Off
BOTHERSOME FOE
0utpoints Levinsky in Ring
and at Pay-off-Gate
Is Disappointment.

BY the Associated Press
| ~SHICAGO, March Gerald Am
brose fluffy Grifiths. the
~ 4 young Sioux City, Iowa, heavy
weight, woke up today 10
longer bothered by the threat of King
Levinsky of the dynamite right hand
and worth $4,000 more than he was
yesterday to boot.
Blending his boxing skill with enough
smuggling to keep the Kingfish's mighty
right from doing too much damage,
Griffith last night pounded out a 10
round decision before 1906 highly eX-
cited and pleased customers in the
Chicago Stadium. Ievinsky as usual,
was dangerous from one end of the
fight to the other, but Griflths' margin
was pronounced enough TO make the de-
cision of the judges and referee popular.
The Sioux City heavyweight was Ied-
tied with SIX rounds to one for Levinsky,
with three even.
The unique financial ARRANGEMENT
failed to pay Levinsky. He had agreed
to take so per cent of the net receipts,
out of which he was to pay Grifhths
$4,000. The gross was $50, 464.41,
which was reduced to less than 1000
after State and Federal taxes were de-
ing only about $4,000 or whereabouts for
LevinSky.
Grif1ths employed a jolting straight
left to keep Levinsky away, and occa-
sionally opened up with solid rights to
the body. The King did manage to get
home with the right couple of times,
staggering the tough one In the sixth
and nearly dropping him in the ninth
round. Grif1ths had q small advantage
in weight, scaling 1864 to 1870 for
Levinsky.
The whole card was pleasing to the
spectators, especially the victory Of
Battling Bozo of Birmingham, Ala, who
scored a decisive and entertaining 10
round decision victory over Lou Scozsa,
sharp punching Buffalo light-heavy-
weight, in the semi-flnal bout. Bozo's
skillful, If extremely unorthodox, style
had Scozza absolutely baffied and he
landed few solid blows. Bozo squirmed,
twisted, grinned, talked and on occasion
slugged 1t out with Scozza, and had the
better of the bout all the way. Scozza
was outweigfed by IL pounds, coming
in at 1863 pounds to $50 for Bozo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-07
BY r. D. THOMAS.

THOL MILLAR, national all
~ events champion; Barney Spi-
nella, probably the greatest all
round bowler in the country,
and host of lesser lights gathered from
New England, Washington and Dixie
land tonight at Convention Hall will
bring to a fiashy close the fourth an
nual championships of the National
Duckpin Bowling Congress.
Millar, veteran from Wakefield,
Mass, who last year rolled sets of 401,
404 and 393 for an all-time record total
of / 1908, this time must beat 1883 to
retain his crown. This figure, the Sec
ond highest in the congress history,
was hung up last night by our own
Ollie Pacini of the Italian American
Stars
with his team, Pacini shot 374; with
Tony Santini in doubles he rolled 386,
and then scattered the sticks for q
1893 that put him high in the singles
list.
nACINTS bowling featured a night
L of competition dotted with excel
lent performances. The John
Blick Girls of the District League went
to the front in their division with q
set of 1888, Capt. Lucy Owen leading
with q contribution of 328.
Jack Whalen, who rolled AS several
nights ago to lead in mems singles,
came back with a 3S3 paired with Mrs
Whalen, to take second place in mixed
doubles with a score of SOL. Bradley
Mandley and Pauline Ford, with the
girl topping her distinguished partner,
pulled up in third place. Pauline shot
342.
The Bethesda Stars, defending cham
pions in mems teams, fell by the way
side, with score of 1872, Capt. Henry
Hiser trying CALAMITY to keep the title
for his team by collecting 374 sticks.
Billie Butler, Washington girl, assumed
third place in singles, with 339. Lor-
raine GULL, empress of duckpinS, was
off stride, but achieved a score Of S1l.
EIVE-MAN teams viii occupy the
l. drives tonight, most of the visiting
stars rolling doubles and singles this
afternoon. The Spinella Stars of Brook
lyn, N. Y, captained by Phil Spinella,
will have competition for the spotlight,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-07
ROD AND STREAM
by PERRY MILLER.

These fish are caught from the old
Steel Plant to the Little Falls. Favored
spots to catch the big ones are near
F1etcher's Boat House and Chain
Bridge Fresh > cut herring, herring
gills and small cells are the best bats
to use to attract the large fish. while
bloodworTns and crab are favored by
the smaller ones
Now that the fishing season is close
IN at hand, the anglers are warned
to see that their tackle Is in good
shape.
Take out the rod and reel and see
that the joints in the rod are not
rusted and stuck. If they are, a drop
or two of oil will put them in good
shape. OIL also should be applied To
the reel and each part of it put in good
running condition. Then test your line
easily at the end, continue to break
It for four or five feet from the end
and If 1t still is weak, reverse your line
on your reel or, perhaps, a new line
may be necessary. But above every
thing else, be sure that your line will
hold the fish you intend to catch.
Those contemplating fishing in the
swift waters of the Potomac, around
Chain Bridge, and who use a rowboat,
S1Uulu DC phILAGuAhliy CAIGlul dDOub
how they let out anchor rope from the
ends of the boat, especially when tax
ing up anchor preparatory to moving.
Don't stand up in the boat, and be
sure your weight is not caught in the
rocks on the bottom before you conf
n1ence to pull hard. Several very mar
row escapes from serious accidents have
been recorded in past seasons.
Be sure you have two weights and
ropes in your boat before you go out
on the river. just a little care win
often prevent tragedy. An ounce OF
precaution is worth pound of cure.
GEORGE KNIGHT writes in from
VI Leonardtown that the fishing sea-
son has started down his way and
that the fish are running again, mud
shad and herring being caught He says
In st. Jerome's Greek the trap meters
also are catching some herring.
knight also informs us that Leon
Neal, colored, of Leonardtown, made
remarkable catch of 40 rock. averaging
3I2 pounds. IN nets OF st. Georges
Island. He says that native fishermen
ere expecting the shad to appear around
March 10 TO Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-07
JAP ANESE MAKING
PROGRESS IN GOLF
Akahoshi Brothers Among
Nations Great Players
Starred in U. S.
By LAWRENCE PERRY.

n YEW YORK, March Favorable
IN reports Of the game of golf in
Japan, which Bobby Cruick-
shank and Bill Melhorn are
making following their just completed
tour of the Orient, confirm the opin-
ions Of Walter Hagen and Joe Kirk
wood, who preceded Bobby and Bill in
their Far Eastern golhng migration.
Recalling today the fact that in their
| first match in Japan he and Melhorn
were beaten by Shire Akahoshi and his
brother Rokuro, Cruickshank men
toned the fact that Shire played golf
in the United States as a member of
the Shackamaxon Club In Jersey.
The fact is that Rokuro played here,
too, gaining fame as a winner of a
Pine Valley tournament, as well as
holder of the amateur record at the
Del Monte course in California.
Made Fine Scores.
1t may be remembered that in per-
forming this feat he turned in a II
against Walter Hagen's 10. Shire, who
also played, did 70.
Bobby Cruickshank says that it is
very likely that golfers from Japan
soon will be participating in amateur
Journeys in this country. It may be
sooner than he thinks, If efforts Of
members of the royal and ancient living
temporarily in Japan are successful-as
they are likely TO be. 1t seems, indeed,
fairly certain that the Akahoshi broth
ers may be seen in British tournaments
this Summer, and that later they may
come to this country.
A japanese winner of the British
amateur as even possible event OF the
near future would strain the magma
ton of the average British golfer; but,
as one of them has pointed out, 1t will
be no stranger than the winning Of this
title in 1904 by w. j. Travis, who, al
though an Australian by birth, had de-
veloped his golf in the United States, OF
which country he was q naturaiizeo
citizen.
Are Great Putters.
American professionals who have
been to Japan recently are one in the
statement that the present greatest asset
of Japanese golfers is their putting.
Hagen, Cruickshank and the rest say
that In point of skill and consistency
they are the worlds best putters.
They add that because Of studiousness
and perfect temperament, there is no
reason why Jap golfers in the next
decade should not take rank with the
best.
Niomoto, who holds the open cham
pionship of his country, is highly re-
garded by all the American pros who
have seen him in action. They say he
would give an excellent account OF him
self anywhere.
There is a story that he outdrove all
other professionals by 40 and so yards
in spite of his short stature. AS to
this the writer has heard no first-hand
testimony. Cruickshank merely smiled
when questioned about this.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-07
EASTERN Has Task Keep Severe
Galaxy of Bowling Experts
Close National Tournament

though the space back of their drives
will be jammed at least for time by
fans come to see Barney Spinella per-
form. The ever-colorful Barney is a
former all-events champion of the
American Bowling Congress and ten
pins really is his forte, but he has few
equals in the realm of little NAPLES
He holds the Washington record for Is
games, 916-rolled several years age
in a meet between Convention Hall and
Brooklyn. His top set in that event, 70s
also was a record until George Lang OF
Baltimore rolled 712 this season at the
Lucky Strike.
A THOL MILLAR was to shoot
"A doubles this afternoon at 4 O'Clock
with bowler who once was ad-
judged king Of 'em all, Paul Poshlel
of Boston.
The tallest duckpin shooter extant
Fred Butterworth, a member of John
Blick's Roanoke alley team, in one
respect at least will be standout to-
night. Fred is feet II inches tall
and he's quite bowler. His team re-
Gently rolled a score of about 1850
Another like that tonight and the
Mountaineers doubtlessly would take
home championship.
Featured among the girls are Mar
garet Hassell and Margaret Degnan
Genlot Recreation representatives OF
Waterbury, the defending doubles
champions.
C. L. Dalquist, president of the con-
greSS and sports editor of the New
Haven Registrar, is on the schedule.
One of the most popular of New Eng
land rollers (also one of the best)
Archie Walsh, is back with us. Then
there's Joe Porto and ever so many
others to help climax the finest duck
pin tournament in the history of the
game. Hats OF to George Isemann!
Jack whalen, Brad Mandley, Make
Rosenberg. Howard Campbell and Red
Morgan win attempt to atone for a
Washington defeat at the hands of the
Connecticut Blue Ribbons earlier this
season this afternoon when they tackle
the New Englanders at 2 O'Clock on the
Lucky Strike drives.
In addition to the team match Camp
bell viii roll singles against Jack White
and Mandley and Rosenberg viii dou-
bic up against Carl Frisk and Bill Tato.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-07
SHIKAT, KIRELENk0
TO MEET HERE AGAIN
Will Clash in Feature Number of
Mat Show Next Thursday
at Auditorium.

A few weeks ago Dick Shikat, for
merly recognized in many States as
world champion wrestler. had only two
obstacles in his path back to the cham
pionship-Jim Mcmillan and Jim Lon
dos.
Dick. trying hard for another match
with Londos, then struck tartar in
MatroS Kirelenko here at the Audi
torium. Matros outwrestled Dick in a
bout that went to 30-minute time
limit draw. Now Promoter Joe Turner
has signed this pair for next Thursday
feature battle To Shikat, if he wins,
it means another foothold on the rocky
path that Jim Londos has built to his
own title.
Promoter Turner, who likes to see
people flock to his raSsle shows 5000,
5000 and 1000 strong, left for Phila-
delphia following Thursdays pachy-
derm picnic to sign more big grunt and
growl men.
Joe says it isn't easy to get eight or
ten of Jack Curley's better bonebenders.
but allows that if people'll fill up the
Auditorium battle-ground, he'll get 'em.