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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-27
YOUNGSTOWNSKY v NE1GOCI
PODPORUJUCI sPOLoK
TATRA.

CIradnici: Jozef Martinko, prsdssda,
255 Carlton st. - Jozef Mn1foh. pod
.ure,lseda, 53s 8. Ha1elwood Ave
Stefan Novotnt, 6Gto~nfk, 4Ol East
Myrtle Ave. Andrej Adamko, po-
kladnfk. 1884 Oak st. Martin Mu-
r&nsky FYantisek Hudik, dozoreovaa.
Sch6dze vydrziavajd 81 kaAdd prv6
nedel'u v mesiaci Skole Sv. CyrillA
: Msthods a 2. hod. popoludn1.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-27

pavcl Szabo q Kajaltl III Slo-
vensku, posledne v Detroit, Mich.
Martin Belica Strunga Cino-
banc, akiste zastreleny Cleye-
lande policiou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-27
Radu.lme So raduilcimi

ako voda horsktho pramei1a prize
zracna. A ciStr srdce zrari sa i ma
vonok y cistote obcovania. Go
chcete. ably YAM Fudia chill, to
Wy ciite i'm. Bez vzajomnej do
very pomoci ME je mozny pra-<
w, prllSIadnN zivot. Obetavost
Je najkrajsia vlastnost' krest a.
ma. Gimme dobre, krm cas- name,
Gimme dobre ma prvom mieste
SNOJETI, nasej krvi, ktorej III
fal6 vvkrilly k nam volaijt: Pre-
BOHA, pomahajte...!
Zapoeali SINE sl'achetn6 die1o
vzajomnej pomoci Krest 'anska.
Fudska rodna povinnost' tax
kaze. ...-.
Dosial' sa prihlasilo o pomoc
az 1877 rodin. A bude ich hodne.
hodne Wac. Nateraz bolo NONE
pomoct len 10 rodinam.
Kto ste z Boha, pomahajte; pri
kladom slnzte, ably nikto nebol O.
slysant, ale ably sa kazdemu mo-
hlo pomoct' Nakol'ko stacia po-
striedky, natol 'ko sa pomaha. -,
Vsimnite 81 list. ktorv Vtboru
Vzajomnej Pomoci pise citna Slo-
venka, rodacka Habovky, Ora
Wy: "
"Chudoba, ej chlldoba naSa.
chlldoba slovenska, Mnohe nase
rodiny trpia nedostatok, niidzu !;
Si1 vystavent hroznfmu hladu. A
nielen rodiny, ale / jednotlivci.
A tym smutnejsie a b l'neisie ic
rodinou. ktor anna male dietky.
Som matkou. Viem 81 predstavit
b L dobrj matky a starostliveho
otca, ktorH, kTm bola praca. 70
svojich mozol 'ov nosil manzelkc
d dietkam fnzdu. Nedbal mic ma
to, ci no nieco boil, jeho jedina
t1zba bola: zarobit' svoiich mi
1ych zivit', ably mali vSetko, &c
i'm je potrebnf. I dnes by tal
chcel, ale nem6ze, MET eoho
rad by zarobit' ale nema kde
Darmo hPada,. chodi; pride do
NOV zomdletH, smutnf, vysile
ny. Manzelka -m'atka S dietkam
hPadia nan V nemom zadumani
myslia 81: CO je nimq Go bude
jest? Co 81 obuieme?
"Kazdemu rodicovi ie zial
chce dat 'svoiim dietkam a ne
ma coho A potrebujii! Nam
al starcov, starenky. ktorf "a mi
di setrili, ale nest 'astie pris1o. "a
bralo vsetko, co ST usetrili. Tt
raz ma starost'. kdeze sa obr;
tia? A zima je tn! Stara krv n,
hreje... Met sa kde zohriat'. ME
81 co object, obut' a MET ami y;
Iva. A najhorsie: MET pol1rmo,
Chudaci, kto ich pedpori9 NJ
kto my, ak ME MY Slovaciq M;
Ii by sme zeny manzelia :
ma kazdej naimensej veci Sport
dl'a moznosti darovat', lebo d,
brosrdeenf chudobny sa al tn
chudobnejsim rozdeli. Prajem $
zeby 81 kazdE laskavy eitatel'
citatel 'ka vsimnul nasei chudoh
a Dol Vyboru Vzajomnei Pomo
= ma pomoci 7 ia chcem pom
hat SVOJETI. All Bob mas y
zehna "a dobry Gin. Pomyslin
81, chudobni: Bob da trpiet'. a
zhyn1t' media chudobnej rodin
Cftim chudobou, Bob ju zehn
a opatruj.''
Boze, uslys vzbud' v mas I
spolupatricnosti. dobrocinnos
lasky a pomoci k NASEJ KRy
Il mnohych boil 'nych listov. k
re denne prichodia, uverejnujer
len jeden, cd byv. cesko-slove
skeho legionara. Kto ma l'udsl
cit a eiste srdce, toho riadky t
to pohnii k sicitu:
Trenton, N. J. - Pfsem n
kol'ko SLOW 0 mojom smtltnom
lozenf. r. 1918 Dol som y boil
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-27
IVE cry SA STARAJU a CLOVEK
TRIE BIEDU

ko SO psami. Pisal som Wac raz
ma cesko-slovensky konzulat, ably
mi pomahali. Raj V roku poSlll
$500, okrem toho muslin dokazo-
vat Svedkami a potvrdzovat' We
reinrm notarom. /. to zastaviIi.
III, neviem IA GO som bojoyal
ked teraz c.-s. vlada nechce ami
tol'ko pre- nina vykonat', dat, a..
by som sa NAL do ~coho object
Preto som nnteny, bratia Sc
stry, sa obratit' ma vas, prosim
vas, pom6zte mi moje.i rodme.
aby sme hladom nezahynuli. -
Jan Choma, brv. c.-s. legionar. -
Shy sa tisnii do ocil, bol'no ko-
10 srdca. Hl'a, bTvaly cesko-s!o-
vensk legionar, SLOVAK. ktory
ma oltar naroda Dol hotovr polo
zit' svoj ZIvOT. A dneso Hladu
je i rodinou a je vyhadzovanv
ma ulicu... Aste i 0 pSa sa posta-
raid. Zaslnzi takIto muz pod
poru? Dobre, Sl'achetne duse Cd
povedia ANo! Len podIial1, Sire
ber je prot tomu, ably sa mu po-
mahalo.
Bratu. sestro! Kto 1'udsky ci-
It's, vidis V Glovekovi CIOVFKA.
svoiho blizneho mas colen ME
kol 'ko centikov, DAJ, ably sme
mohli nakrmit', osatit' bytn1
zaplatit' tejto nest 'astnei rodine
"a mnohym inym rodinam; do
sial 'ich je prihlasene 1877, kto-
rel ziviteP, bfvaly hrdina. ktorf
,bojoval "a TVOJ narod.. dnes je
bez pomoci.
Uradnfci i1radnicky sloven-
skych organizacii. obchodnici, far
meri, PROFESSIONAL. jednotlivci, Wv
konajtc svoju krvnn. l'udskt a
krest'anskn povinnost'. Nedovor-
tie hyniit svojeti; ved' prikladnt
eazda sa postara psa...
| Mime bohate organizacie... Ga.
kane POMOC pre- nasich bied.
nych. nest'astnych, hIaduiilcicl
| bratov a Sestry a ich dietky.
| Nutne potrebujeme: muzskt
| vrchnt a spodne saty, kosele. o
! buy a pnncochy; j, pre- zeny. pr
dietky vyse 12-rotne, topanky.-
Prosime, poslite HNED. Idn svia
tky LASKY, Vianoce.. Priprav
7, me nasim lbohrm radost bu
: | leme sa s mimi tesit' narode
nIm Spasitel ON
/ Dairy lasky posielajte VYBC
RU VZAJOMNEJ POMOCI SIC
VENSKEJ LIGY, P. @. Box 99t
Pittsburgh, Pa. = Kazd6 mestt
cko a mesto, kde byvajt Slovi
ii, OHLAS SA. (Prosime zasit
+ lat len este odenia ME roztl
hane.)
1! Novsie Diary lasky poslali ma
II sledovni:
Leopold Zilavy, n. S. Pitt,
: burgh, Pa: zimnlky chlapcensk
I 2, zen. kabaty 2, detske saty, mn
: sky oblek 2, spolu 7 kusov.
nj G. Yurasko, Ambridge, Pa: 4
/. kusov roz. zen "a detskych vec
a PAM j. Kulamerova, Pitt
' o1lrgh, Pa. 12O kusov odevu.
i Alexander Qravetz, Ambridg
/ Pa, kosfk grocerie, 26 kusov.
II Martin Valley, New York,
e kusov muzskeho odeyu.
|e Rev. Jan Marsalek, Ford Cit
Z Pa. $500.
j Pavel Remenar, North Tarr
town, N. Y. $500.
it Po $1.OO: Jan Bros, Suma
i, Wash, Jozef zilla, Ford Cit
Il Pa; Michal Tunder, Cambride
to o.; Jozef Stacho Jan Ond
le Oak Forest, H.; Jan Kanuc
A. Moon Run, Pa; Michal Kristot
y Pittsburgh, Pa; VIM. J. Strojn
e. Peter II. Jurash, And. Curma
Mattel Rllzomberka. Michal r
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-27

cimnosti,'v V podporovani. Upevni
a rozohrej nase srdcia, ably sme
OSTALI SEBE VERNf,
Vybor vzajomnej Pomoci
Slovenskej Ligy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-27

. TUNE IN Enjoy tho
Maytag Radio Hour over
N.B.C. Coast to Coast Blue
Network-Every Monday,
300 PM. E.T.-8:OO CT.
-7:OO M.T.-6:0O +. C.. Il.
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g. RMS, BATH. ENTIRE 2nd FLOOR; GAS,
cleo, heat provided: $3.50. Goa B st.. s.w.
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bath porch. SIS: 8 rooms. Ink, $3.50:
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Groom brick, h.-w.h., cleo, near school;
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sAI.E-HoUsEs.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Folks don't hesitate when they see these
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PORTOLA SARDINES

Portola Pilchard Sardines are unexcelled in
flavor and nutritive quality, because they
are STEAM GRILLED by the patented
process exclusive with Portola Products
Packed in olive oil with tomato sauce OF
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Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-23
FREE CANDY
PRIZES OFFERED BY THIS NEWSPAPER

RULES: The color page contest Is open to any
boy or girl under 16 years of age who lives in this
district.
The contest is conducted by this paper for the
boys and girls in this territory means of
entertaining readers. The winners will be an
nounced each week.
A grand prize of $4,000 is offered to the boy or
girl submitting the best series of six pages,
for each week.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-23
Butter Cream
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Boys and girls who not call at the office
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ODURCON

The ideal gift for this year of
useful gifts. ODURGON will
prevent tainting of foods in
your ice box or refrigerator.
You can buy ODURGON at
the following stores:
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-23
Old Mission MarmaIade

You'll like Old Mission sweet orange
Marmalade. And your father and
mother will like for you to eat it.
Because It's made from fresh Califor-
MIA Sunkist Oranges, Just five days
out of the grove, and pure cane sugar.
Nothing else.
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pionship tournament to qualify for
or help contribute to the fund to
send six-man team to the nation
al public links tournament at st.
Paul in August. Next Saturday is
the last day to enter.
The local tournament is So holes, Is to
be played over Pleasant Run and Is holes
over Riverside. The entry fee is 81, all of
which is to 60 into the expense fund. The
park board is donating the green fees
which ordinarily would cost the entrants
81. The other dollar gives the entrant a
feeling civic duty has been met and be-
sides each entrant has a chance to win
one Of fifteen prizes that have been
donated for low net scores. Each OF the
three highest gross score shooters will re-
ceive six free lessons from a local golf pro-
II
The Western Golf Association Junior
Championship will be played at Midlothian,
H. Country Club. near Chicago. Aug. IL
"a inclusive. 1t will be match play. BOYS
who have reached their sixteenth birth
oay and have not attained their twentieth
birthday are eligible. The entry fee. 81
S@AOoAO DC mslleQ TO the Western Golf
Association. 12o South Lasalle street Chi
cago.
It
Women with handicaps of 10 and less
VINO are entered in the Women's Western
Golf Association championship will plav
tnelr twenty-ninth annual meet at Exmoor
Country Club Aug. "a 20 inclusive. An
10 hole qualifying round will be PLAYED
on Monday Aug. "a. The low 80 scores
will qualify in the championship flight.
There will be other consolation flights.
= Il
THERE we're four Hoosiers in the
4 North Shore championship at
Chicago, Monday. Their scores in
dicate all of them are going to be in
the fight for the state open cham
plonShip at Speedway course the
first of August.
Massie Miller finished first among tbs
Hooslers with lat and tied for seventh in
me championship. Walter Murray of VAL
paralso was four strokes back Of Massie
with Isl and Maurice White of Hammond
came NEXT with 152. j. P Bird Of ST
John. Ind. had a bad day, turning in one
q o., the three highest scores in the event.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-08
Twin Card
Is Divided
HiIdebrand Beats Brewers
After Indians GO Down
in First.
Rn Tim ea SnecinE

By tines SpectQk
MILWAUKEE,, July s.-Indians
and Brewers were scheduled to
struggle in the third tilt Of the
series today after splitting the dou-
BILE bill of Tuesday. 1t was kids day
Tuesday and the twin attraction
drew total attendance of about
5000. The Cream City thinks well
of its ball team.
In the first fracas Tuesday the
home FASTENERS slaughtered the
Tribe pitchers and Burwell, r. Mil
Ter and Hall all were thumped. The
locals got away to big lead in the
early innings and extra base hits
bounced of of their bats in rapid
fire order. Jack Knott, on the
Brewer mound, coasted in after his
mates piled up the huge advantage.
He struck out eight Hoosiers during
the contest. The score was II to 6.
Oral Hildebrand took up the Tribe
hurting in the second fray and put
the check to the Milwaukee attack,
winning, 4 to 2. Narlesky and
Koenecke of the Indians walloped
home runs during the nightcap
clash and Turgeon hit one for Mil
Waukee.
Hildebrand BANKED the locals in
eight of the nine innings, Turgeon's
homer in the third coming with one
runner on base. The young Tribe
finger was in several holes, but held
his poise and escaped.
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Prior to Tuesday nights develop
ments it was believed the cumber-
some Italian would be side tracked
in favor of the winner Of the July
% bout between Mickey Walker,
one-time king of the 16O-pounders,
and Jack Sharkey, the strong man
from Boston, but Joe Jacobs, eau
tious to a fault, informed the Gar
den he preferred Camera to Shar-
key, or any other man who could
whip the Bostonian.
Jacobs preference is not hard to
understand when it is remembered
that Sharkey all but knocked
Something's ears off before fouling
the German in their 1890 bout.
Cameras selection means unless
the New York state athletic COM
mission has change of heart, the
title bout will not be held in this
state. Schmelng's title was wa
Gated and the champion suspended
when he refused to- defend his title
against Sharkey here this summer.
Camera, who has had his share of
troubles since landing in this coun-
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Play Advances in Net
Tourney at Riverside

Five singles matches we're to
complete the first round of the
Riverside tennis tournament TODAY.
One match between Horst and
Roberts at 5 p. m. will open the
second round play. First round
matches Tuesday resulted as fol-
lows:
Lysaght defeated Thorpe. 81. SO: Horst
defeated Reynolds. 60. ga: H. Bettge de-
feated c. Ruede. so. SO: Robinson de-
feated Laycock. SO. Ga: Noll defeated
holland. is. Ga. SO
Hartley defeated Kaiser 6-2. as. 6-s:
Campbell defeated Love. Is SO. 6-s: Jus
tus defeated White, 60. SO: Roberts de-
feated Cemer. so. SO; Manlev defeated
Pappet. SIS. rs. Ga; Hamaker defeated B.
Bettge, 6-2 0-6. as
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Anderson and Phelps Land
KnOckOuts In Features

round. Easterling was fat and slow
and was no match for the we'll
conditioned Phelps.
In the other ten-rounder, Harold
Anderson, light heavy, had plenty
of trouble disposing of Bobby Yer
non, Chicago, and it was the ninth
round before the local slugger con-
nected for a knockout. 1t was dur
ing wild glove throwing fest when
Anderson put over the punch that
stretched bis opponent for the
count. w. Blaine Patton officiated
in the main events and kept the
boys moving. Results of other
bouts follow:
Ernie Metz took the verdict over Gene
Teal in four rounds. They are junior
lightweights.
Billy Watson featherweight knocked out
Jackie Harris in the first round. Harris
substituted for Young Curlev and was in
no shape. He is a downtown newsboy.
AL Thorne outpointed Billy Moore in six
rounds. They are light heavies. 1t was a
substitute bout for Pug Smith and Bert
Wagner.
Pat Murphy punched out decision over
Red Holloway in six rounds. The youth
full Murphy had too much speed and en-
durance for the veteran Holloway. They
are Junior welterWeightS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-08

Fairly interesting bouts in spots
rescued the f1stic card from wash
out at FIT. Harrison Tuesday night
after the army post boxing officials
met several obstacles in their eff
forts to stage a feature show. The
racketeers of the fight game evil
IDENTIFY used their tricks to embar-
rass Captain Kennedy, matchmaker,
after he ruled Henry Firpo off of
the program when Firpo partici-
pated in a Louisville scrap on Mon
day night.
AS a result the Harrison officials
were compelled to substitute freely
and to add to the obstacles placed
in their path, Johnny Kilbane, for
mer featherweight champion, who
was slated to referee the main
events, failed to appear Placards
at the two box offices announced
this surprising situation.
Six scraps were staged. In one
of the scheduled ten-rounders,
owen Phelps, FL Paso, knocked out
Buck Easterling in the fourth
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try, IS likely to be suspended a sec
ond time by the New York commits
sion for his dealings with Schmel-
ing. Under the commissions rules
a fighter who deals with a sus-
pended boxer is subject to suspen-
sion himself. Camera. however,
seems to thrive on lawsuits and
such.
Camera came up for discussion at
the commission meeting Tuesday.
The ring moguls notified Manager
See that in the future all of Car
nera's opponents must be approved
by them, and that all exhibitions
were ''out" in New York state.
N. B. A. BANS CARNERA
By United Press
CHICAGO. July General John
V. Clinnin, president of the National
Boxing Association, said today that
a worlds heavyweight title match
between Max Schmeling and the
winner Of the Mickey Walker-Jack
Sharkey bout in Brooklyn July %
would be welcomed in N. B. A. terri
tory.
Clinnin added, however, that a
match between Schmeling and Pr
mo Camera would not be sanctioned
in N. B. A. territory because the
giant Italian is under suspension by
the N. B. A.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-08
TRIBE BATTING FIGURES
Meeting of Amateurs

An important meeting of the In
dianapOlis Amateur Baseball Asso-
citation will be held Thursday night,
July 8, at % South Delaware street,
third floor, at 1880 p. m. All team
managers and league presidents are
urged to attend.
Attention also is called by asso-
citation officials that this will be the
last opportunity of the season to
register players.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-08
NoTRE DAME TOURNEY

Second annual golf meet Of the
Notre Dame Club of Indianapolis
will be played at Speedway Thurs
day afternoon. July is. Players de-
string to compete are requested to
mail entries to Robert Kirby, 1901
North Meridian street, or phone
Harrison 0700.
John Davis, chairman, has ar
ranged an attractive group Of prizes.
The prizes will be awarded at
dinner to follow the tournament in
the clubhouse.
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Semi-PrOS and Amateurs

on the mound for the Grays. let the Aces
down with four hits, well scattered. Bril-
liant support by Morton at short stop for
the Grays in accepting twelve assists
without a bobble was mainly responsible
for the Gray victory. Next Sunday the
Grays play at BargerSville.
Playing well behind the stellar pitching
of Bob Cotner, the Baker Bros. team
defeated Keystones Sunday, to 2. Swede
Waechter led the Baker team at bat while
Rose, Wilson and Jordan turned in
K sStS nsi1'. 9...'.... 600 oo2 ooo-2 3
Baker Bros. ........ 102 104 000-8 70 l
Batteries-Thompson Holman and
Schock; Cotner and Mcleod
Practice will be held tonight. and Friday
evenings at Riverside diamond No. 10 by
the Riverside Olympics in preparation for
their game with Strauss Says team in the
Municipal League next. Sunday. Last sun
day Cline's hitting featured a 9 to-
victory scored by the Olympics over the
Indianapolis Cubs in a league game.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-08
Royals Retain
Close Margin
By United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, July 3.-The Mon
treal Royals retained their two and
one-half game margin of leader
ship in the international League
when they defeated the Newark
Bears. 4 to 2, while Rochester nosed
out Reading, to 3.
Walter Brown of the Royals out
pitched Hub Pruett. 1t was his
tenth victory of the season. The
defeat dropped the Bears to third
place, half a contest behind
Rochester.
Toronto defeated Baltimore, 5 to
4, and Buffalo beat Jersey City to
in the other games.
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BASEBALL CALENDAR

Second Gamel
Af Penner cii Marcum and Thompson; San
ders and Peters.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
R MashinEton S SSl S Ooi 9 ooi-
Earnshaw and Cochrane; Crowder,
Fischer and Spencer.
(Twelve InninEs)
St. louis ..; o02 oi0 22i oOo-- IS /
st gRaRss kims sSsF and N r Ferrs sno 0e
Detroit and Cleveland not scheduled.
Boston at New York; both games post
NATIONAL LEAGUE
B g57SUadsgIDbis o ooo S ooo SlSi 2
Phelps, Quinn and Lopez; Bolen. Fallen
stein and Davis.
ST. Louis ........... 900 900 900 7 2
0f Haiishan. syi Johnson SS al and J. wilson.
Gonzales Root 'ss saS HeG9 snsj
s.. Louis .......'.. o ooo l l05 800 go =
Rhefn and MancusO; Bush, Blake and
Hartnett.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati: no game: viii
be played later.
New York at Boston; both games post
poned: rain.
rHREE-I LEAGUE
Quincy. s.; Decatur. 3.
Terre Haute. 5; Bloomington, I.
Evansville, 8; Springfield, 2.
(Only games ScheduleQ).
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$4,000 See Cub Games;
Jam Causes One Death

ting his way through the crowd
and into the stands. About f1f-
teen other persons collapsed
during the jam.
Tuesdays crowd was larger
than either of those that saw
the two world series games be-
tween the Cubs and Athletics
here in 1929.
The Cubs, playing In Pitts
burgh today, will not return
home until next Tuesday, when
they begin long stand against
the invading eastern clubs.
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HENNESSEY in MEET
By Times Special

by 7 tme8 Special
MINNEAPOLIS, July st took
reserve power for Johnny Hennes-
Sey, veteran Indianapolis METER to
win a second round match from
Henry Norton, northwest star. Cd
OF, Ga, here Tuesday. Hennessey
is defending his title as Minneapolis
lnvltatlonal tournament champion.
He won easily in the first round
defeating Dick Keeler, 6-2, 60.
HennesSey was billed to battle
Winston Newell in a third round
match today.