davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-04-10
STvRf-R0GNA sCH0DzA Gfs
260. IKSJ. v HAsELTON.

Spolok Sv. Mateja, G.. 26O. X
j. Haselton bude otrimovat
svoju stvrt 'rocnd sch6dzu v ne
del'u, 10. aprfla. Prosi syojich il
dob, ably sa tejto sch6dze ysetc
zdcastnili, lebo sa budd cftat
stvrt'-rocne 6ety a inc vazne vec
tykajice sa buddcej prednasky
prfdu ma pojednavanie.
Dlhujdci 1dovia mech sa snazis
svoj dlh vyrovnat', lebo mac bu
de s mimi zakrocene dl'a stanov
Este raz Vas prosfm, bratis
jednotari, z1castnime sa vsetci
lebo to bude vazna sch6dza.
Som S bratskou tctou
Mich. Kozak, det
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-04-10
JARNY BAL X. SOKOLOV MA
LANSINGVILLE.

X. Sokol Sboru 'l08. ma Ian
singville usporiadajn na stredu,
Is. aprlla vel'ky jarny bal So
kolovni ma Homewood Ave. ma
ktorom bude hrat' chyrna orche-
stra Nickie Vallie and His Am
bassadors. Riaditel'om zabavy bu-
de Jan Hole6ko a vo WHORE sn :
Jan Janci, Jan a Stefan Feren,
cak, Stefan Pavel Olenik. Ju-
raj Motosko, Michal Olenik a Ste
fan Kulik. Zaciatok zabavy je 0
s. hodine vecer. Obecenstvo je
srde6ne pOzvane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-04-10
TANECNA ZABAVA 6. 1SO. PzJ
v STRUTHERs,

Cislo $50. Pennsylvanskej Slo-
venskej Zenskej Jednoty Stru-
theirs usporiada ma stredu, Is. a
prila yecer vel XII tane6nn zaba-
VII V Dugasovej hale ma Bridge
ST., ma ktor1 povolava ako vset-
kTch Slovakov 20 Struthers, tax
i z celeho okolia. Hrat' bude OBJ
l1bena Zajacova orchestra, tax
ze sa kazdy dobre zabavi. O chut-
ne zakusky a napoje je postara
ne. KazdehO srdeGne uvitame a NJ
vopred "a navstevu d'akujemc.
Zabavny vybor
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-04-10
Mchal M. Klesch, ia:
sLOVENSKf STUDENT
UCTENf REV. KOsTIKoM

Slovenski STUDENT cleveland
skeho Seminara Ease boil ucteni
velebnym panom Kostikom. Nasi
STUDENT V strpdu vecer, vo stvr-
tok Vepky Piatok, a V sobotu
rano spievali tax zvan6 lamenta.
Gle V kostole Sv. Alzbety, tax ze
kostol bol preplnen[ veriacimi.
Take daco sa este neodpravovalo
ziadnom slovenskom kostole I'm
ma youngstownskej okolici. V
pondelok boil pozvani ma obed
vsetci seminaristi, tax tiez al ich
otcovia, ma ktorOm boly pripra,
vene krajovf virstle. Zaiste ka-
zdtmu chutnalv vIborne, lebo da-
co takfho hocikedy nejedia. Ma.
sledovnl STUDENT boil pritomni
Michal TarapGak, Albert Klein
James Yavorsky, Tomas Sofra.
nee. Jan Krajnik, Jan Sulik, Mi.
chal Hnat, Jan Marc, Stefan Bla-
skO.
4 ,otcov boil pritomni: DIR. Jo-
zef. Sofranec, Andrej Tarapaak
Jozef Klein, Michal Hnat a iako
hostia prltOmn1 boil Jan Hasay
Michal Pekar Jan Repasky.
touto cestou d'akujeme veleb-
nemu panu Kostikovi "a uctenie q
"a Starost' o naSich studentoy !
"a pohostinnost'.
' utorok boil nasi seminaristi
.pozvani ma veteru k DIR. Jozefovi
Sofrancovi, na ktorej, poGul som.
mali bars pekne vSetko pripra We
ne. Taktiez al niektori velebnj
panovia boil tam pr1tomnf. Zato
tIez vd aka Dir. Sofrancovi.
Som iictOu
Andrej Tarapcak.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-04-10
sTVRT-ROCNA sCH0DZA 159
SBORU K. SOKOLA.


Cdovia Sboru 159. X. Sokola
bud1 .otrimovat' svoju stvrt roe
MI schodzn v nedel'u, IL. aprila
presne pol jednej hodine po-
poludni. Mech sa kazdy i'd dosta-
vi, lebo sa budt1 citat' stvrt 'rocne
dtty, al inc veci tykajdce sa Sbo-
ru nasho prfdu ma pretras. Teda
o pol l. mech sa kazdy dostavi.
Dlhuj1ci 1dovia mech sa ohlasia
ma tejto sch6dzi, mac bud1 20
Sboru vyl1ceni. Zdar Bob!
Mich. Kozak, act.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-04-10
56. VYROCNY VYPREDAJ
U sTROUss-HIRsHBERG

Il povd'atnosti vOci svojim pa
tronom "a poslednEch pat'desiat
seSt' rokov Obchodovania, The
Strouss-Hirshberg Co. v Youngs-
town zapocne sobotu, II. aprila
oslavu, ktorej vel Ike rozmerv sa
priblizuj1, V hodnotach, k obroy-
skej deflacnej dobe v 1921, kto.
ra priniesla ceny dolu do takei
miery, ako nikdy zatym mimo to-
hoto vyrocneho oslavovania.
Takmer kazdy nakupca oddele-
nj Strouss-Hirshberg obchodu boil
ma trhu raz, mono diva razy a
daktory az tri razy v poslednom
mesiaci, vyberajdc tovar a robiac
vyhodne nakupy, ably zaistili
zdar tejto oslavy ako so stanovi-
ska obecenstva, TAX so stanoviska
tohto obchodu.
Neobyeajny zajazd tychto de-
partmentovych spravcov ma trh
do New Yorku, stvoril i'm mimo-
riadne pr1ezitosti k naknpeniu
tovarn "a mimoriadne mike cenv
firma garantuje, ze tieto tispory
budd tax vyznamne, ze zaistia
kazdej rodine a kazde.j domacno-
stl v Mahoning a Shenango doll
mach neporovnatel ne tispory, a.
kym nebolo podobnych "a po.
slednych desat rokov.
'Obchod Dol vel'mi vkusne o.
zdobeny zdnuka, menovite ma Dr.
vej podlahe dvadsat' sest' OBJ
lokov, kde je vylozeny tovar k
tomuto vypredaju. vyplatf sa ka-
zdemh podfvat' ma tento neoby.|
eajne krasny vyklad.
Toho roku heslom oslavy je|
'Nasa najvacsia a najv5znam.
nejsia udalost roku" "NaivaS-
Sic hodnoty cd 1927, co verne
oznacuje nsudok tohoto obi
+ 4 4 J !, 4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-04-10
20 SCH0DZE DIECEZALNEHO
sBoRU ssK VsgLEvELANDE.

DHa 80. marca Diecezalny Sbo
s. S. X. Clevelande odbVva
sch0dzu v osadnei sieni Sv. La
dislava "a vel'kej ncasti zastup
Gov osad a spolkov, ma ktorej pri
jatE bol tento program pre- Cy
rillo4Methodejskn SIavnost' 26
julia t. r.
Slavnost' bude ma pozemkocl
otcOv benediktinov. Rano slav
nostny pochod Kadetov, Rytieroy
Sokolov a inych uniformovanych
spolkov Cleyelandu, Lakewood
a okolitych mieSt pod riaden1m O,
sadnych marsalov.
= Ma cele pochodu bude hudba
SirOtskehO iistavu IKSJ.
Pol ma pontifikalna sv. omsa
Spevokol Sv. Cecilie cd osady
Sv. Martina bude spievat' pri sv.
omSi.
Radio stanica "BNDK" bude
rozhlasovat' po celych pozemkoch
sv. omsu, spev, prednasku a me-
dzitym zvlastny program bude
pod riadenim M. Klescha. Trib1-
nu a oltar pripravf osada Sv. Be-
nedikta. Slovenski policajti z Gle
velandu a Lakewood maj1 ma
starosti premavku.
Po cirkevnej slavnosti bude
banket, osadnej sieni Sv. Bene-
dikta.
Katolfcki Sokoli Clevelandu,
Lakewoodu okolitych miest IT,
sporiadaj,i verejne cvieenie v
Stadiume otcov benediktfnov.
Ma prednaske budd recnit' W.
bornf recnfci, cirkevni a civilni
hodnostari, zastupcovia a zastup-
kyne K. s. Jedn6t a podpornych
organizacii.
Pozemky bud1 slusne dekoro-
vane, budd rozdavane pamatne
programy zdarma. Vybor zakns.
kov a obcerstvenia postara sa O
vsetko, co len pri takejto slavno-
sti reba a bude 1cinkovat' cd ra-
ma az do polnoci.
Slavnostna tanecna zabava, v
sieni Sv. Benedikta zapocne sa O
Z. hodine vecer, pri vyberanej
slovenskej hudbe, a potrva az do
polnoci, elm sa zakl '1ci Cyrillo-
Methodeiska slaynost'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-04-10
Spokove zpravy
UPOZoRNENIE LANsINGVILL.
CANON.
sch0dza Lansingvillskeho Politi-
ckeho klubu bude az ma pondelok
veCer.

Minul1 sobotu mali SINE ohla.
senie novinach, re schodza Po-
litickeho Vzdelavajticeho Klnbu
ma Lansingville, ktora sa mala
odbyvat' minulti nedel u, preloze.
ma bola ma druh1 nedel u, t. j. ma
II. aprila, ale pre- koncert, ,ktory
je usporiadany ma t1to nedel'u
pri osade Sv. Mateja, sch6dza "a
Sc bola prelozena a odbyvat' sa
bude pondelok vecer, 13. aprf-
la, ma ktord sii bratia ziadani sa
dostavit', ponevac bude mnoho
vaznych zalezitosti, ktore budn
musiet' byt' vysetrene.
Juraj Palascak NIL,
zapisnik
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-04-10
sCH0DZA ZEN. PoLIT. KLUBu
Y YOUNGSTOWN;

slovensky zensky PolitickS a
VzdelAvajdci Klub Youngstown
bude odbtvat' svoju mesa6nd
sch6dzu Y nedel'u, IL. aprila 0 4.
hodine popoludni skole sv. Cy.
rilla a Methoda. Ma sch6dzi po-
dana bude zpr6va z n&sho diva.
dla a pojedn4vat' So bude 0 vaz-
nych veciach, preto 80 vy5aduje
prftomnost' vsetkych 1dkyn.
So sestsrsktm posdrayom,
Katazina volo1in skp.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-04-10
Odpust k Panne Marii Levocske

Odpust k Panne Marii Levoc.
skej bude Cd 2. do 6. julia ma po.
zemkoch Sestfer Vincentianok v
Bedford. Al k tejto slavnosti sa
az konajd ist@ predprace, oca.
kavame dplnil zpravu, cd nasich
ses4ier duchovenstva, pri bud1-
cej sch0dzi, ktora sa bude ,vydr.
ziavat' vo velikej sieni Sv. Marti-
ma rs. aprila.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-04-10
Tanecne zabavy
a vecierky
CARD PARTY v OSADE SV
JANA KRST. v CAMPBELL,

Pravotar Juraj Prokop je ria
ditepom kartoveho veeierku, kto
ry usporiada osada Sv. jana Kr.
stitePa Campbell v nedel'u We.
Ger, 12. aprila v Hamrakovej ha.
le. 500 Bingo budn ma progra.
me. Hra sa. zapocne o, 8 30 .hod
Ceny bud1 dane Wit 'azom kaz,
DEF hre a tiez i dverova cena.
Vo vVbore, ktory bude p. Pro.
kopovi vypomahat', sn radcovia
Emro Zetts, Michal Cvengros
Jan Sarosi a clenkyne Entire
Nous Kubu bud1 pomahat' pri
tallys. Predsedkynou tohto vybo-
ru je 81. Maria Topoloske a Glen
kyhami slecna Anna Blasko, 81.
Anna Barnyak, 81. Antoneta Bo-
rish, 81. Maria Borish, 81. Maria
Duda, 81. Helen Dulovich, 81.
Anna Grisa, 81. Vera Gulas, ST..
Maria Hruby, 81. Helen Judin, 81.
Agnes Kubovcik, 81. Anna Marc,
81. Anna Topoloske, 81. Helena
Topoloske, 81. Anna Zetts, 81. Ann
Dobos a 81. Ann Pavliga.
Po hre vysluhovany Dude chut-
ny lunc. Kazdy je srdeene pozva-
ny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-04-10
SCH0DZA LANSINGVILLSKE.
HO BASEBALL. KLUBU.

Lansingvillsky l. Baseball Kluh
bude odbyvat svoju riadnu scho.
-dzu ma -t1to nedel'u, IL. aprila
po obede pol 3. hodine v Soko-
lovni. Vsetci sa dctive pozyvaj1,
komu len baseball ma srdci lei.
Ma tejto schodzi sa bude O mai
hlavnejsfch veciach pojednavat'
Zaroveh tiez sa budu rozdavat
premie tym ddom, ktori najviac
novych elenov kmbu priviedH.
Urad klubu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-04-10

chodu ku svojmu tovaru, ktory
shromazdir k rozpredaju medzi
rodinami tejto doliny.
Vsetko vezm1c do povahy, L.
cast ma tomto vNpredaji bude
hOdna vashO casu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-04-10
PRELOzENA sCH0DZA PoLrr
KLUBU v HAsELTON.

udom Slovenskeho Politickeho
Rubu sdel'ujem, ze sch6dza, kto.
"a mala byt' teraz nedelu, ie
pre- divadelne predstavenie pre-.
lozena ma nedel'u, 19. aprfla We.
Ger. S bratskym pozdravom
M. J. Lesnak, preds,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-04-10
Koncert.

Uz teraz sa robia iste pripravy
k vydrziavaniu "Verejneho kon-
certu Public Auditoriume V ia
SEM, pod riadenim organistu O.
sadly Sv. Benedikta, Juraja M.
Lukaca.
Michal M. Klesch. tai
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-04-10
Andrej Tarapcak

NEUR1TIS? Chod'te ku dr..
Streb alebo dr.. Maseck, 31S Dol
lar Bank BLDG. Telefon 3O17O
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-04-10

zENsKE NEsNADzE? Chod'-
te k DIR. Streb alebo DIR. Maseck,
31S Dollar Bank Bldg. Tel. 3O17O.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-13
Big Entry
Predicted
u Cities Already Named
for Meets; Finals in
February.

Preparing for it's thirteenth an
nual title competition, the Indiana
Amateur Independent Basketball
Association today announced thirty
sectional Journeys will be held over
the state with the winners of these
center events clashing in the state
finals to be staged Feb. %, q and
%. Indianapolis, Anderson, Frank
fort, Greenwood and Noblesville are
in the running to land the state
finals tourney, according to Wayne
Emmelmann, secretary.
Twenty-four of the thirty section
ais have been awarded, to the fol-
lowing cities:
Yorktown, wilkinson. HenryvilIe, Sway
rec, Upton, Fishers, MarengO, PaOli, Tay-
lorsyiiie. Straughn, Bridgeport. Bloomfield,
dilroy Evansville. Monon, Crown Point,
Knox, Earl Park. Elkhart. Markie, Amboy,
Centeryille, indianapolis and Bourbon.
1t is said the other six sectionals
will go to the following cities il
present plans and negotiations carry:
Pleasant Lake, NoTvii Webster, Ft.
Wayne, Terre Haute, Veyay and
Bedford. Secretary Emmelmann
believes the number of teams en-
tered again will pass the 700 mark.
William Yaeger is manager Of the
indianapolis district, and his sec
tional plan has not been completed.
Last season four district Journeys
were held in the city and the win
ners of the four districts met to de-
eide the city championship and the
team to represent Indianapolis in
tho state finals.
Entry blanks will go forward on
Friday to all teams in Indiana for
entrance to their sectionals.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-13
Indiana Shippers Late Rally
Upsets Ohio State Five

time saw the pair deadlocked with
11-all.
Things we're not SO rosy for the
Deanmen when play resumed for
Larkins and Fesler tossed one each
from near the foul circle that
rather demoralized the Hoosiers.
But aided by Dickey, who came in
for Jasper, the Crimson took the
lead at Is to Is.
Enter MIR. Hoffer. Zip and it was
Ohio out in front. But the next
zip was by Miller and the next one
by Dickey. Mr.. Hoffer wasn't
through tipping, however, and after
receiving a couple of passes, he
calmly tossed them netward and the
Buckeyes again led, 81 to 20.
Dauer came rushing into the fray
and without a bit of hesitation
dropped an important two-pointer
through the meSheS and a minute
later added one point from the foul
line and gave the Indiana boys a
two-point lead from where they
dropped back into-waiting for the
gun to crack.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-13
Ingram Signs
as California
Grid Mentor

By United Press
BERKELEY, Cal, Jan. 1S.-An-
nouncement that William A. Navy
Bib Ingram would coach the Uni
versity of California football team
for the next three years was made
today.
Although the salary figure was
not made public, it was understood
that the former Annapolis all
America star end would receive ap-
proximately $4,000 a year. He will
report for spring practice some time
in March.
Navy Bill, who resigned as the
Navy head coach Sunday, succeeds
Clarence (Nibs) Price, whose I'M
fortunate season in 1890 caused him
to give up the position of head
coach of football for that of bas-
ketball.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-13

The Wildcats won their second
game Monday night, defeating IlH-
nois % to q. Illinois great last
half rally which Melted % points
to ten for Northwestern gave the
Wildcats many worried moments
and gave new hopes to Northwest
ern's future foes. The Him were
held to four points during the first
half, but changed their tactics and
adopted a fast breaking offenSe to
completely outplay Northwestern in
the second period.
Iowa produced the most surpris-
ing upset of the season by heating
Purdue, % to %. The Hawkeyes
piled up a 16 to lead during the
first half and relied on defensive
tactics to hold their advantage. The
defeat put Purdue, 1890 champion
and a favorite in the 1881 race, in
the twice defeated class and vir-
tually eliminated the Boilermakers
from titular consideration.
The other games ran true to form
with Indiana noSing out Ohio State,
% to 81, and Michigan defeating
Wisconsin, % to II.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-13
Independent, Amateur Basket Notes

For games vii With A team. call Bob GLADDEN.,
The One hundred ffty-hrst infantry
Friday at old Butler gym. Infantry team
is tied for leadership of the Military
League. Teams having access to gyms
Earl Graston. 342 South Emerson avenue.
Irvington 1894. State teams, notice.
East Tenth Buddies will appear against
at Woodruff Place in League B Of the
Alliance Basketball Association Teams
desiring games with Buddies call Oh.
2616-W, ask for Benny.
East Park and East Tenth TriangIes,
leaders Of League A Of the Alliance Bas-
ketball Association, clash tonight at East
Tenth gym at $50. East Park will have
Jack Hill, Bob Craig and Art Reinking
Tyner and Dick Huffbauer. In the 1880
contest. First Baptist meets Third Chris
tan. and at $50, the much-improved
College Avenue five will oppose Woodruff
Question Marks. fast team playing in
the 18-year-old class. desires games with
teams having access to gyms. Fields. lanky
for action again. Call DR.. 1921. ask
for John. Christamores. Holy Trinity,
Turner Blues. notice
Citizens Gas Company will play two
games Wednesday night at MoraYian gym.
twenty second street and Broadway. At
7:So, they meet Broad Ripple Merchants
string games call Ri. 1878 during the day
or Be. 4832-W at night. ask for Dowdeu.
Brookside U. B. Flashes defeated Brook
side Bulldogs. % to II. Flashes led to
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-13

was responsible for the box score
showing but three points for Red
Thompson.
Another of the teams being neglected
by fans is KokOme according 10 q promi
nent coach. IF they get in front Of any
body, look out. They're fast enough to
play with the best of them" And our
infOrmcr should know-he hes secuted and
PLAYED against them.
Bedford may have missed Smith
and Newcastle perhaps needed Ker-
sey, but that doesn't show in the
record books, so we won't men
ton it.
Hoosier prep teams are attempting to
Knee length stockings and ominous look
ing knee guards have been added to the
regular equipment. Future game accounts
may read although outscored. SO to g.
romped of with all sartoriel honors In
their annual classic with Podunk Friday
night at Abe zimmerman's mems shop
The handsome local youths were attired
in brilliant and well-tailored red silk
pants with tight-dttng jerseys to match
They wore adorable chiffon hose. with
crepe de chine knee and elbow guards
wrinkle IN what the well-dreSsed-play
will wear when his young men appeared
wearing chiffon skull caps of cream and
white.
"Edgewood never stalls and
loses.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-13
POSTMASTER

NEUNCIE walloped Vincennes with
Iva Jack Mann on the bench.
Mickey Davidson, all-state forward,
who has played floor guard and
back guard, worked at the pivot po-
sition and turned in his best per-
Torrance Of the season, so they say.
Traster, recently "out with an in
jured ankle" and herman, with an
alleged fractured wrist, were in their
regular places. 1t appears that Mr..
Pete jolly has an excess of good ball
players and must find places to use
them all.
Shelbyville is mad. The Mackmen lost
a One-pOint decision to Franklin and Shell
by fans claim they were robbed. Four
field goals were ruled out by the officials.
Shelby lost its own ball game, however,
by calling too many time-outs and
Burrows of Franklin dropped in the free
throw-his only point of the evening.
Franklin deserves few breaks. Fuzzy
Yandivier'S cavorters previously had lost
four one-point decisions. Shelbys COM
pIaint will find little support after Frank
Inns victories over Connersyille and Column
bus.
Local Five Konked by Blue Dew
ils'-Bedford Mail head line. That
sounds like a dirty crack.
We've heard aIibis galore. but here's ono
for the books. Bloomfield has lost few
games, and admits it. but there's a rea-
son. Bloom1eId's best player in ineligible.
He shutters, and it seems that his coach
failed to arrange his class schedule for
him. He took public speaking-and
f1unkcd.
Frank Good OF Martinsyille saw Short -
ridge nose out Bedford. 1T viii take,
mighty mighty 5000 team to beat chs them writes
take since they discovered Artesian water
was good for something besides disgusting
as veteran eggs.
And speaking of this smell water they
have in Glenn Curtis town. the Ohio
River seems to be dangerous contender for
health honors. Art Terrell. who measures
six feet four inches uD and down, will join
Jacksonville next semester-yes, that's
"ncAc tucy nave tue SlN lou ten CcnteI
Terrell plays forward. What chance would
a mere little six-fOoter have in this town?
q
XXTHEN speaking of the better
w class of guards, mention Mr..
Meade Of Logansport. When Cliff
Wells Berries held Frankfort's Hot
Dogs to a Is to Is verdict, Meade
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Cruising in Sportland
WITH EDDIE ASH

XXTHILE most people have grown
wv dizzy peeking around the
corner to eff Old Man Prosper
ity makes the turn without skidding
off the road, owner Griffith of the
Washington Senators is taking it for
granted the old stranger will get
around the bend okay and has gone
ahead and ordered 10000 more seats
for his ball park.
Il
It's Walter JOhnsOn's pitching
staff that will keep money in cir
cuIatiOn, in Griffith's opinion, and
much of his faith is being placed In
Bump HadIey.
OF all things! Just when some
of the rabbit is being taken out OF
the lively ball, bat salesman pops
up with what he describes as a new
bludgeon treated scientifically that
will put more punch into the wallop.
Take him out!
Il
TIME veteran Lii Stoner, coming
Il back to the majors again, this
time to the Phillies, has requested
Manager Shotton to give him regu-
lar work. Lii says he was ruined
by idleness sitting on the bench
when with Detroit a number of
years ago. He has had other big
league trials, but is again fired with
ambition. He turned in no-run,
no-hit game in the Texas League
last season, and was known in that
circuit as Lion Hearted Lii.
1t is said Rogers Hornsby was
luke warm about retaining Andy
Lotshaw, Indianapolis, as trainer of
the Cubs and it seems some one
above Hornsby ordered the re-em-
ployment of the veteran, one of the
best trainers in the business. The
story goes that during a club house
tiff last summer Lotshaw and
HOrnsby locked strength and Rog-
erS got tossed around.
= = q
hairy GGlSCl dIlu LEU R4C0Ich,
Indianapolis big league umpires,
again will handle the indicator in
the big show. Geisel has been oper-
ating in tie American for several
seasons. McGrew got his big league
baptism last year in the National
and made good without trouble.
II
CLEVELAND has announced 1t
~ will boost its pay roll by about
$4,000 this year, with the sum
spread over the contracts of several
players. Johnny Hodapp and Eddie
Morgan, two of the athletes booked
to receive salary hikes, both we're
slated for release at one time.
The year 1890 was pain to four
out of five, but these lads 1ourished.
n
Boys brought up on basketball
should not trust firearms. Dollens,
a member of the 1880 Franklin high
school net team, went hunting re-
Gently and chased a rabbit under a
building, says story about Frank
lin. Laying the gun on the ground,
DOlIenS crawIed beneath the Struc-
ture and his foot touched the trig-
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. Down the Alleys .
BY LEFTY LEE

Have you turned in your teams entry
for the city tournament This years
play finds every sanctioned team in the
city having a chance to reach the prize
list, as classes B and c will place each
team and individual with bowlers who
average on a par with one another. The
entry fec is small. being but 81 for each
event, so get in and boost your city asso-
citation.
The girls OF the city also are busy pre-
paring for their annual tournament that
viii be rolled on the Hotel Antlers alleys
early next month. This event will also be
divided into three classes. Annette Crane,
secretary OF the Women's Association, is
in charge.
Blanche Mas was the reason the Ma
rott girls rolled a 2.6i6 total during last
weeks play of the Block Optical League,
her sheet showing score OF $40 for the
three games.
To Laura Alexander is due much
credit for the fact that Indianapolis has
oounle the number of women bowlers of
any city in the country OF its size. Mrs;
Alexander has organized leagues, stressed
the Importance OF regular attendance and
given her time freely to put the local girls
la the front ranks nationally. At the pres
ent time this girl is busy boosting the
Women's Central states meet that will
bring all the star women bowlers from the
midwest here in their annual clash for