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Evening star., 1932-06-27
Boerner Is Signed
By Boston RedSox

r AIRY BOERNER, Washington
IL sandlot pitcher, who has had
minor league experience, having
hurled for the Toledo team Of the
American Association and other
clubs, yesterday signed a contract
with the Boston Red Sox.
Boerner made a hit with Manager
Marty McManus in pitching to the
Boston players In batting practice
Saturday. He worked out with the
Sox instead of the Nationals only
because Boston could scare up uni
form sufficient to cover his altitude
nous frame and Washington could
not.
Boerner yesterday pitched ST.
Mary's Celtics to 15-2 win over the
Metropolitan Police. in Baggetts
Stadium, Alexandria. His opponent,
Frank Watt, formerly of the Phillies,
was socked for II hits and got poor
support.
Evening star., 1932-06-27
AMATEUR GRAPPLERS
VIE FOR U. S. HONORS
National Championships Opening
Tonight, Also Semi-Finals of
Olympic Trials.
Ry the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 27-Tffe combined
IN national amateur wrestling cham
pionships and semi-final Olympic
trials, starting tonight in Madison
Square Gardens new outdoor bowl in
Long Island City, have drawn an entry
list of nearly $50 Simon-pures from
every section of the country.
The six leaders in seven Of the eight
divisions of competition automatically
will qualify for the final Olympic trials
to be held in Columbus, Ohio, July Z
and 8. These seven divisions are the
1913, 134. 145, 158, 174, 191 pound and
heavyweight classes. Wrestling in the
eighth class. lie pounds, will merely
decide the national championship. since
the Olympic program does not include
that division.
Evening star., 1932-06-27

NLDTTMERS' night was celebrated
" recently in the st. Nicholas
Club of New York City on the
occasion of the fight between Benny
Leonard and Jimmy Mcmahon, the
first real contest in Bennys at
tempted comeback. Included in the
list Of those who came to pay
homage to the famous world light
weight king were Joe Lynch, Jack
Sharkey, Jack Dorman. Jack Good
man, Johnny Mario, Kid McPart-
land, Kid Broad, Patsy Haley, Leach
Cross, Tommy Murphy, Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien, Tommy Burns, Jim
Corbett, Lew Tender, Johnny Dun
dee. Willie Jackson, Joe yelling and
many others toe numerous to mem
ton. But the fighter who gained
most attention that night other than
Leonard was his great southpaw
rival of few years ago, Tender.
Weighing close to $50 pounds, with
a paunch that i'll becomes an athlete
of Tenders reputation, Lew, smiling,
amidst cheers that made him feel
that the fight fans have not forgot
ten his ring greatness, leaped over
the ropes to shake hands with his
erstwhile rival and bid him good
luck while the cameras clicked.
Tenders appearance recalled the
day when Lew was talked out of
championship by Leonard over in
New Jersey.
Tender has retired and has no
desire to return to the roped square
as a fighter, but he has re-entered
the game as a promoter in Philadel-
phia. He is the owner of a large
mems clothing store in Philadelphia,
where he lives and where he also is
the owner of some real estate. While
Leonard is said to be broke, Lew,
who gained a niche in the fistic hall
of fame years back, is prosperous.
because he made safer investments
than did his former rival. Strange
as 1t might seem, Tender, az a pro-
noter, Is opposing his former man
ager, Phil Glessman, who also stages
boxing shows In the Quaker City.
GConyrfxht 1qg1A
Evening star., 1932-06-27
Eagles Merely a Canary Now
Skinkers Bow to Hisers Hyatsvillans Freddie Poole
Mixes Yawns with Pitches.

which will determine the champion
ship of Rhode Island Avenue, Prince
Georges County or whether Henry
has good team or a set-up for
fast bunch like Mount Rainier.
Wha4ever Is decided In the series
will come about only after much ex-
citement. The series is one Of that
kind.
Evening star., 1932-06-27
League Leaders
BY the Associated Press.
(Including yesterdays games)
American League.

BY the Associated Press.
(Including yesterdays games)
American League.
Batting -Foxx, Athletics, .37s; Walk
er, Tigers, 1863.
Runs-Foxx, Athletics, 81; Gehrig,
Yankees, and Simmons, Athletics, SO.
Runs batted in-Foxx, Athletics, SO;
Ruth, Yankees, 10.
Hits-Foxx. Athletics, 81; Porter, In
dams, 90.
Doubles-Porter, Indians, and Camp
bell, Browns, 81.
Triples-Myer, Senators, 10; Lazzeri,
Yankees, 7.
Home runs-Foxx, Athletics, 20;
Ruth, Yankees, %.
Stolen bases-Chapman, Yankees, IA;
johnson, Red Sox, 10.
Pitching-GomeZ, Yankees, 14-l; Al
len, Yankees, ST., and Brown, Sen
ators, 1872.
National League.
Batting-P. Waner, Pirates, .381 i;
Hurst, Phillies, .376.
Runs-Klein, PhillieS, 81; Bartell,
Phillies, SIS.
Runs batted in-Klein, Phillies, IS;
Hits-Klein. Phrlies. 1os; Hurst,
Philles, 103.
Doubies-P. waner. Pirates, and
Worthington, Braves, 81.
Triples-Klein, Phillies, and Herman,
Reds, IL.
Home rlnS-Klein, Phillies, %; OFT,
Giants, and Wilson, Dodgers, IA.
Stolen bases-FriSch, Cardinals, IL;
Klein, Phillies; Strip, Dodgers; P.
Waner and Piet, Pirates, 8.
Pitching-Betts, Braves, 9-1; Swe-
tonic, Pirates, 81.
Evening star., 1932-06-27
Totals ..-.......... 50 II "a IL

Runs batted in-Connolly, JabIonowSkl'
Jolley. Spencer 80, Cronin (2), Reynolds,
Judge Two-base hit-Harris. Three-base
hitsSconnolly, johnson, Cronin. Home run
stolen bases-Harris, Bluege'
WarstIer Sacrifices - Watwood, Brown.
Double plays-Cronin to Myer to Judge 90;
Spencer to Cronin. Left on baseS-Boston,
5: washington. Z. First base on bals-Ol
Jablonowskf, 8; of Brown. 2. Struck out
BY Brown, 8; by Jablonowski, /; by Weiland,
/. Hits-Of Jablonowski, in u innings;
of Lisenbee, in 2 innings; OF Welland'
! in i25 innings Losing pitcher-JablonoW-
ski. Umpires-Messrs. Ormsby and owens.
Time Of game hour and As minutes.
Evening star., 1932-06-27
Stars Yesterday

BY the Associated Press.
Yves Ferrell, Indians-Allowed only
six hits to beat Browns and earn thir-
teenth victory of season.
Roy Spencer, Senators-Drove IN
three runs against Red Sox with home
run and two singles.
vic Sorrell. Tigers-Stopped White
Sox with six hits.
Ben Chapman and Tony Lazzeri.
YankeeS-Their first-inning doubles
scored four runs against Athletics.
Larry French, Pirates-Blanked Reds,
80, on four hits.
Jimmy Reese, Cardinals-His pinch
double in ninth drove in tying and
winning runs against Cubs.
Evening star., 1932-06-27
"HITLESS WONDERS" LEAD
West Washington and Eldbrooke
Tie at Top in Church Loop.

West Washington Baptist and Ed
brooke M E., the weakest hitting teams
In the Georgetown Church Base Ball
League, finished in tie for first place
at the end of the initial series. Each
won six games, lost three and tied one.
Mount Vernon ME. won the team
batting with a mark Of .282, While
CLAYTON Schneider of Eldbrooke took
the individual championship with .52S
for nine games.
Evening star., 1932-06-27


- Skinker Eagles was a ca
nary today who had little
trouble in getting on his
hat.
A yawning. reedy-legged left-handel
of your pap's years wabbled through
nine semesters to permit the Eagles nc
runs and but four very scattered hits
He is Mr. Freddie Poole. who yawnec
his way along while his playmates were
banging out runs on 13 hits at River
dale Field yesterday afternoon In the
final game of a two-out-of-three series
between the Skinkers and Henry Hiser's
Hyattsville nine.
Wild Bill Payne, late of Western
High School, and too late NTH his
curve ball, Dent the full distance for
Prot. Clford's men. Bill had one
of those days Which come to all
pitchers, a lot OF stuff, but not ioork-
ing.
On the other hand, Poole had
nothing on the onion but few
boil weevils. Yet he had Clifford'S
boys doing lot of fancy pretzel
bending as they tried to reach the
ball. Fred's total of pitching guile
consisted of very slow ball-and
then a fast one.
But there was plenty Of power
behind Hyattsville hitting. Four
cOllegiates were in the lineup, three
from Maryland and one from Uni
versity of North Carolina. The
Maryland ex-college stars are Mike
Stevens, who played Mt first base;
Besley, at second, and Bottles Ra-
dice, an outfielder. George Brandt,
playing a crack game at third, Is q
second-year man ut the Carolina
institution.
While this quartet was whaling
out doubles, triples and singles,
Oscar Hser, brother of the team
manager, was smacking the pellet
around to give the collegiate and
Freddie Poole lift.
Though Mr. HiSer's men had little
trouble In do1Dning the Eagles, it Is
true that most OF Prot. Cliford's star
players toere out in the family Ford
yesterday afternoon and not at Rip.
erdGle.
But having downed the Eagles in
the second and final combat of the
series, the Hyattsville nine now
takes on Mount Rainer in a FIVE
game series beginning next Sunday,
Evening star., 1932-06-27
FORT MYER POLO VICTOR
Third Cavalry Fellows Trim 10th
Field ARTILLERY, 10 to 8.

BALTIMORE, June 27.-Third Cav
airy Fellows Of Fort Myer rode to a
handy 1879 victory over the 10th Field
Artillery of Pikesville, Md, and won the
Riggs Memorial Polo Cup as the tour
ney ended here yesterday. The losers
had a six-goal handicap.
Scoring In every chukker, the Cav
alrymen took the lead. 8 to 7, in the
third period and steadily increased
their margin. Capt G. l. Smith with
six goals led the winners attack.
Lieut.. w. c. Bennett and Lieut.. G. H.
Noble each scored four and Capt. L. K.
Truscott counted twice.
Evening star., 1932-06-27
SandlOt Ball
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Unlimited Division.

SECTION A.
Ciro's Villagers, 10; Union Printers, II.
City Cab, 10; Horning Jewellers, 6.
SECTION B.
Rock Creek Servicenter, z; Franc, 0.
Federal Storage, 80; Diamond Cab, 8.
st. Joseph, 10; Federal Unionists, 6.
Senior Division.
Dora, 4: Miller Furniture, /.
Koontz Service, 5; Takoma Tigers, 8.
Junior Division.
Georgetown, 10; Southwest Mer-
chants, O.
Mount Rainier, 6; Dixie Polish, T.
Swami Service, IL; Wheeler Club, 5.
Midget Division.
National Pale Drys, 13; Arlington
Post, 8.
DEPARTMENT STORE LEAGUE.
Palais Royal, 7-8; Lansburgh, 2-5.
Hecht Co., 8; Kann's, 4.
AMERICAN LEGION SERIES.
Spengler Post, 8; Bunker Hill, 3.
George Washington Cities Service, 8;
Bunker Hill, 4.
Spengler, 10; Stuart Wolcott, 2.
INDEPENDENT.
st. Mary's Celtics, IS; Metropolitan
Police. 2.
Hiser's All Stars, 9; Skinker Eagles, o.
C. g. P. Telephone Co., 16; Colonial
A. c., 4.
Phoenix, s; Horning jewelers., 3.
Phoenix, ID; Cabin John, 0.
Mount Rainier Blue Birds, II; North
east Bricklayers, 5.
Brenizer. 9; Seat Pleasant, 5.
Forestville, Il; Ramblers, S.
Front Royal, 4; Red Sox, 8.
Congress Heights, 4; Vienna Fire
men, 3.
orange (va) Ramblers. 90; Auths,
8-5.
French, 3-12; Fredericksburg Cva.)
ElkS, 8-3 (first game IL innings).
Colesville, II; Rockville, T.,
Anacostia Eagles, 4; Clinton A. c., 3,
Engineers, 8; Sterling, 2.
Mount Rainier 81; Bethesda, 5.
Ballston, 1876; Alexandria Fraters, 3-4
Jewish Community Center, 81; Boiling
Field, 0.
Maryland Cubs Juniors, 8; Warwick
Seniors, g.
Dirie Pigs, s; Howitzer Giants. 8.
Ballston F1remen, 10-5; Kensington
Terminal Ice, IL; Alexandria Firemen,
Company 5, 3.
Gaithersburg, 18: Wheaton A. c., 8.
Virginia White Sox, Ia; Woodmen of
World, f.
Majestic Radio, 2; Lutto Jewellers
(Richmond, Va, 0.
Woodley A. c., 5; Alton A. c., 0.
Forestville (Va), II; Sanico Bak-
cry. 2.
Rover A. c., 10; Wilkerson Preps, 9.
Mulhall Eagles, IL; Fairfax CVa.), l.
Evening star., 1932-06-27

nv Ao11ANoAON oPOAS AoAioI
M recently lamented a close
follower of local boxing,
ostensibly seeking rea-
son for the ring games failure to draw
"have been spoiled by wrestling. They
see all this action, this ng-through-
the-air stuff, and, by comparison, box
ing seems tame"
Maybe he's right. Maybe it would
be a good idea If the leather-peggers
would make terrible faces, swing from
the floor and fall down more often,
whether the blows warrant 1t or not.
COMMERCIAL air travel long ago
~ was prophesied as the future means
of travel for major league base ball
clubs, hockey players, etc, but as yet
the only sports figures to use planes
anywhere near extensively have been
the wrestlers.
Since the mat game has been divided
into leagues" and the schedule some
times calls for matches three or four
days in a row in widely separated cities,
the exponents of vigor and villainy
have found the air a real aid in in
creasing incomes.
Mr.. Pat O'Shocker, on the mat one
of the least gentle of gentlemen In the
sport, but otherwise very refined young
man, afforded good example when he
went on 8 hunting trip Thursday morn
Evening star., 1932-06-27
Atlantida Turf Victor.

MADRID, June 27 R.-Count de la
Cimera's Atlantida won the Madrid
grand prize, running the $500 meters
in minutes 40 seconds to earn the
major share of the purse of $4,000
pesetas (about $4,1o0D. The winners
time set new Spanish record for the
distance,
Evening star., 1932-06-27
American Association.

American Association.
Kansas City, 4-9; st. Paul, 3-2.
Toledo, 9-l; indianapolis, 6-3.
Louisville, Ill; Columbus, 8-6.
Minneapolis Milwaukee. rain.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Evening star., 1932-06-27
FuU nH STRENGTH to Face Yankees
ARLINGTON HORSES
TO SPLIT 100000
$4,000 Race July Is Tops
Richest Turf Program
Ever Offered.
BY this Associated Press.

BY this Associated Press.
0HICAGO, June PA lot Of
4 grade A thoroughbreds today
Y set about the pleasant business
of splitting up the heavy money
offered in Arlington Parks rich 30-day
meeting.
The opening number was the In
augural Handicap a $4,000 added af-
fair, which was small stuff, except In
the quality of the competition. COM
pared to what will follow. There was
to be stake race, with added money
Of not less than $4,000 each day, and
the total amount to be distributed will
run close to 100000, making it the
worlds richest meeting.
THE climax will be the $4,000 added
- Arlington Classic for 3-year-olds
July 16. For 3-year-olds and up
ward there will be three fat prizes
the $4,000 added Stars and Stripes
July 4, the Gold Cup, S2O, 900 added, and
weight for age, on July 9, and the
Handicap. also carrying $4,000 In added
money.
The Arlington Oaks, for 3-year
fIies, with $4,000 added, will be de-
cided July 2, and the Lassie Stakes,
$4,000 added, comes on July 40. An
other 2-year-old feature, the $4,000
added Hyde Park Stakes, will be run
July 13, and the final day Of the meet
ing, July 80, will bring the first running
of the Arlington Futurity, $25, 900 added
On July 27, the Matron Handicap, for
$500 in added money, will be decided.
TODAY'S top event had an overnight
l. list of % of the very best. James,
town was named to make his first
start of the year, and was rated
favorite Gallant Knight, winner of
the Francis S. Peabody Memorial
Handicap at Washington Park last
Saturday, was in the list, but due to
lameness was not certain to start
Other good ones were Polydorus,
Burning Up, RiSque, Sundot, Don Leon,
Spanish Play, Epithet, DR.. Freeland,
Silverdale and The Nut.
Evening star., 1932-06-27
u. s. Jockey Winner.

HAMBURG, June n lP).-The Ameri-
can jockey Beveridge Haynes won the
German Derby for the third time when
he piloted p Muelhen's Palastpage
home in front Of the field.
Evening star., 1932-06-27
POLO TOURNAMENT ON
Argentine Cup Play Gets Under
Way With Double-Header.

Competition In the annual Argentine
Cup polo tournament was 70 open this
afternoon at 3 o'clock in Potomac Park
with a double-header.
In the first game, Fort Humphreys
was to face 18th Field Artillery Of
Fort Myer and In the second Cavalry
Greens of Fort Myer and Quantico Ma
rines were to have it out.
Evening star., 1932-06-27
Eastern League.

Eastern League.
Bridgeport, Us; New Haven, 0-e.
Albany, Sc; Norfolk, IA.
Hartford. 80; Allentown, 81.
Springfield, ST.; Richmond, 40.
Evening star., 1932-06-27
PILOTS TWICE VICT0RS
Mcdonald and Richardson Shine on
Slab Against Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, June 27.-Webster
Mcdonald and Tom Richardson turned
in smart pitching exhibitions for the
washington Cd. CO. Pilots here yester-
day as they downed the Baltimore Black
Sox, to 0, and 10 to /, In the East
West Colored Pro-League.
Mcdonald famed 10 and gave up
only six hits in the first game. Rich
ardson slammed homer in the second
in addition to hurting in bang-up style.
Evening star., 1932-06-27
Minor Leagues

International League.
Toronto, 60; Montreal, Al.
Jersey City, SIS; Reading, 0-5.
Newark, 3-6; Baltimore, lilo.
Buffalo, 4-8; Rochester, 80.
Standing NJ the CIuhx
Evening star., 1932-06-27
BY TOM DOERER.

DROF. HAM CLIFFORD'S
- Skinker Eagles was ca
/ nary today who had little
trouble in getting on his
Evening star., 1932-06-27
Southern Association.

Memphis, Ia; Chattanooga, 90.
Knoxville, 6-3; Birmingham > SO.
Little Rock, 5-3; Nashville, 1-2.
Atlanta, So; New Orleans, "A.
Evening star., 1932-06-27
Standing Of the Clubs
Pacific Coast League.

Missions, 14-5; Sacramento, SO.
Portland, 4-8-1; San Francisco, 2-6-l1.
Los Angeles, 7-6-5; Seattle, 6-l1-6.
Oakland, 8-11-6; Hollywood, 1877.
Standing of the Clubs.
Evening star., 1932-06-27
MANUSH TO START
IN NEW YORK T|LTS
Thomas, CroWder Are Mound
PiCks-Win Over Red S0x
Boosts Club Notch.
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

n TOTHING for the Nationals
IN to do today other than sit
| Y around and enjoy their
Evening star., 1932-06-27

New YOrk-PennsyIvania League.
Binghamton, 8; York, I.
Elmira. 5; Harrisburg, 2.
Wilkes-Barre, 4; Hazleton, 2.
Scranton, 9; Williamsport, /.
Standing Of the CInhs
Evening star., 1932-06-27
Culling the Cauliflowers
BY Francis E. Stan-

ing at Cleveland and wrestled here tina
same night.
Evening star., 1932-06-27

By this Associated Press.
0HCAGo, June IA lot OF
4 grade A thoroughbreds today
set about the pleasant business
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-29
Uubileurn ev. cirkve
Sv. Enmanuela
Uirkev osl&vi svoje 1O-ro6ie boho.
sluxbami spolocnym obedom.
1Ay, Hvixd&k q Rev. Fiess budu
k&xat'.

Sl0Ienska ev. a. v. cirkev Sv
l11nnela v Youngstown, uspo.
iadnje 10-roend jubilejnd slav-
hc1f na den 81. julia.
gl (ynostne sluzby Bozie budd
ffxo q 10. hodine, pri ktorych
bude k6zat' dvcthp. farar And
kej HSizdak 2 cirkvi Sv. Petra a
R4yls " Sharon, Pa.
HO sluzbach Bozich spolocny
bned Y skolskej miestnosti.
81 4. hodine poobede budd ang-
lick6 sluzby Bozie, pri ktorych
bud0 kazat' Rev. Fiess, farar
AS9lick cko-nemeckej cirkve Sv. I'm
mSnnela v Youngstown.
Vsetci iicastnici tejto nasej
blaynosti budd nam vrele vitani
Juraj Puhalla,
preds. cirkve.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-29
Zk1ska dietok q.
cirkve Jana Husa
zlktska bude v chr6me v rxmci
gbohosluxieb, popoludnf j. vtlst
cirkvi v zahrade p. Antalflka.

Zkdska skolskych dietok SLOW.
ev. a. v. cirkve Jana Husa bude
sa odbyvat' v tito nedel u v ram.
ci sluzieb Bozich Q 10. hodine ra-
no. Rev. Juraj Roh, duchovny
spravca cirkve so svojou mani
zelkou vyucovali dietky cez let
ne prazdniny.
Popoludni 1. hodine bude w
let dietok, mladeze j stareze na
tom nasom milom, starom mieste,
" zahrade brata Pavla Antalika
ma So. Meridian Road. @ dobre,
zakusky postara sa usporiadaj1-
ci vybor. Vstup je vol'ny.
Ako ma zk1sku, tax tiez al ma
vylet dctive vas povolava
Cirkevne predstavenstvo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-29
Prof. T. Belavic
bude hrat' do radia
Pianist bude hrat' Chopinove
skladby s. q Is. augusta.

Prof. Tomas Belavic, znamy
sbormajster spevokolu osady Sv.
Jana v Campbell, ktory je j vir-
tuozom ma plane, bude hrat' vo
diva pondelky do radio rozhlasu
ma stanici WKBN Youngstown
70 $50 kilocykloch). Professor Be-
lavic bude hrat s. augusta 5 80
vecer a Is. augusta o 5 80 veeer.
Hrat' bude skladby slavneho poll
skeho skladatel'a Chopina, kto.
reho 100. vyroeie narodenia bolo
nedavno slavene po celom svete.
Slovaci v Ohio, Pennsylvania a
w. Va, nezabudnite vypocut'
hru prof. Belavica, ktorej bu-
dete mat vel'ky dusevny pozi-
tok. Prof. Belavic vyucuje hre
ma plane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-29
PREDNA$KA o SOVIETSKOM
sVKZE A 6. s. r.

Campbell, 0. - Do nasho me.
sta zavita jedon delegatov, Pc
ter Sipka, ktory Dol vyslany slo-
venskym robotnfctvom 20 Spoje.
nych Statov do Sovietskeho Ru
ska "a tym 1eelom, aby sa slo-
venske robotnictvo priam cd
svojho delegata tistne doznalo
pravdu o najvacsom slavianskom
State. ~.e.... ......
Prednaska bude usporiadana '
sobotu, 30. julia 0 Z. hodine veee1
v Horvatskej hale ma 81 Bright
Ave. Tiez poda nam mas delegat
zpravu o Slovensku, kde sa ma
zpiatocnej ceste zastavil a vyse
tril pomery v Cesko-Slovensku
Ma prednaske budd pripustent
dotazy a vsetky zodpovedane
Dostavte sa v hromadnom pocte
vsetci. 2.-. s,s,z
Prednaskovy vybor
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-29
HITLEROVCI SL'UBUJU
"KOTUL'ANIE HLAV'

V Nemecku bud1 ma nedel'u
Ease parlameptne vol'by, v kto-
rych Hitlerovi narodnf socialist
(fasisti) 1faj1 zvit 'azit'. Hitler
NAL vo stvrtok rec pred 100000
hlav pocitujdcim zastupom, kto
rej sa vyslovil: "31. jul musi
6dstranit' vladu demokracie a
marxizmu. My vyzenieme tych 30
politickych stran krajiny. My
sme vpredvecer vel'kych histori-
ckych rozhodnuti. 13 rokov roz-
kladu (zivota republiky) sa chyli
ku koncu.''
Predseda vlady Statu Olden-
burg, hitlerista Roever, recnil
ze garantuje, ze nepriatelia hitle.
rizmu bud1 vesani a ze sa budl
hlavy kot1l at.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-29
MOVE RATY "A voDU

Komisar mestskej vody Dan
Parrish chce zvysit' prijmy de-
partmentu vody, ale este sa nevie
iste, ze ako. Napred chcel IVY
Sit ininimalny poplatok 2 So ma
$3.50, ale koncilman Shale pove-
Hal, xe mcdowell, aby najchudob-
nejSfm bola voda zdraxena. Te-
raj sa navrhuje snizenie mini
mklnej r6ty 70 $3na 1925, ale
zvtt5enie r6ty pre- tteh, ktori spo-
trsbnjd Wac ako 1000 kubicnych
as6t. II 90 este Wac spotrebuj1,
by mali vodu najlacnejSie.
Upozornujeme nase obcianska
kluby ma tito sklexitost'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-29

Hry v druhej pol sezone zacaly
hrat' vo stvrtok, 81. julia. Hrali
campioni "Lankies'' a "Bacon-
ties" a ukazali, ze usiluj1 sa ]
v druhej pol sezone vydobyt'
81 campionstvo. Vi tomto zapase,
ktory sa skoncil $ desiatimi bod
mi pre-, Lankies a siestimi pre-
Baconites, hrali lvyborne "a vi.
t'azov p, G. Belecak, Majersky
a. Vasko. 70 Slaninovej caty w
nikali P. Durany, Cvengros a
Rusnak.
v piatok zapasila cata Palookas
$ catou Buckeyes. Zpociatku hry,
vyhl'ad pre- Palookas Dol chmdr-
ny, ale ' ostatnych troch inin-
goch Palookas naklepali 10 bo-
dov a tax zvit 'azili (Palookas IL,
Buckeyes g.. Pretko, HruDy q
Hudak ! vit'azov, q A. Beck,
PaGner q B. Vasko 2 Buckeyes
hrali s neobycajnou sikovnost'ou.
Program pre- tt1dsh % 81. jdla
do s. Augusta
" pond. Baconites vs. Night
Hawks.
n utor. L,ankies vs. Pslookas.
" stredu Buckeyes " Night
Haws. u
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-29
CELY svET PRoTI NAM

Ably mas nasi byvalf spojenci
prindtili odpustit' i'm valecne d.
hy, uzavreli medzi sebou dzentle-
mansky dohovor. Tyka sa to do.
hovoru Francie s Angliou, ze me-
budii jedna bez druhej jednat' Y
ziadnych veciach, ktore sa tyka.
j6 oboch krajin. Ku tomuto do
hovoru sa pripojilo Taliansko,
Nemceko, Pol'sko, Belgicko, Ju-
hoslavia, Rumunsko este ME-
ktore inc krajiny. Spojene Staty
by najradsej s kazdou krajinou
osobitne hovorily. Ably dohoyor
NAL Hzuby'', zamya'a 50 obme-
dzovanie nasho zahranicneho OBJ
chodu. Francia tk davnejsie OBJ
medzuje svoje nakupy tuna q
Anglia prave teraz konferuje SO
vsetkymi svojimi dominiami
(Kanadou, Australiou atd'.) Q
vzajomnom obchodovanf, ktorym
by Dol mas obchod Kanadou te-
mer zniceny. Ny do Kanady '
dobrych rokoch SINE vyvazali len
ocele "a $500, 100000 a vsetkych
vyyrobkov "a tri biliony.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-29
RpRxvA A tory 20
/ SLOVENSKEHO DNA

Zpfkva a dcty 20 Slovenskeho
Ola, odbyvaneho 20. julia, sh uz
h0toye, a boly dodane redakcii k
6v6rejneniu. KedEe je to dost
dlhk zprava, nemohli SINE ju pri'
6prsyit' do tlaee toho tyyzdna, bude
hyerejnena ma bud1ci.
Pred bezne vynimame 20 zpra.
NJ tol'ko, ze cisty zvysok je re-
ordny, aky nebol este ma ziad.
Ron hasom Slovenskom Dni. Ce.
y6jmy boly $8O7.O3, cele w
$214.71, cisty zvysok .je
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