davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-17
CAMPBELL Ease DIAL PR1KLAD.

Vynenovanie p. Andreja S. Klimku skoldozorcu
meste Campbell je vzacnou udalost'ou medzi amerl-
ckymi Sovakmi potvrdzuje nasu predpoved jub
larnom elsie Telegramu'' Qanskeho roku ze americka
verenost eoskoro bude svedkom pne 1casti Slovakov
vedeni budovanf Ameriky.
Bratom Canpbeleanom srdecne blahozelame po-
kroku ktory posedne roxy roba. Nejdeme tu vseko
vypoeitovat, ale pokrok je skutocny vditeny eim
Wac intelligence budd matt cm Wac rodo ubov ochot
nych praeovnkov ym vacsi bude ich pokrok roka ma
rok.
Len nedavno hovorilo pisao sa ipekne campbell
skych sovakov, ktor 81 vypestova taky spevokol re
Dol pozyvany spievat do radia koncert tohto spevo-
kolu bo vel kou ueleckou udalost ou meste kde ko-
certy tel vysky sl zliedkaVe.
teraz znovu rozvrena bola hladina verejnej nien-
ky nasimi bodrymi Campbencanm Me je l'ahko DOLBY
lat pevnosti nikto neocakavaL to- GO salo Ale ko-
ne6ne lud kory plat1 dai mus1 mat prava vvhody
toho plynlice. 49,. :.
Nedavno Farrell teraz Campbell dial priklad ako
name napredovat, ako skrabat ma vyssle mlesta
Keby Campbellcania neboli zvol nasich ludl do sko
skej rady dnes by skodozorcom nebol slovak Kde sa
ieden dostane ten W druheho potiahne "a ruku sebe
alebo no potisne vyssie.
TAX majn robit' Slovac vsade. Me, ako to vacsinou
robme ked' eden zacina dviha' vysse udreme no
po have ably sadnul medz nas alebo ako to udove
povie: "Ked ia robin milu mech al robi mu. -
ked' s1 volby treba nam st' vsetkym hasovat ma
sich kandidatov nesediet donna "a pecou ako sa to
stale PR poslednych volbach, kedy osetisc soven-
skych vocov hlasovalo len poovca nasich kandida
ostatn bud sede donna, alebo hlasova proti MIN.
Has JIG velka moe ktorl treba pouzfvat nas1nu pro-
spechu vseobecnemu blahu obcanstva
Mech ie vymenovanie o. Klimku skodozorcu ME
len prikladom, ale radostnou udaostou pre- vsetkych
Sovakov. Sve je uz taky, re mera jednotive narody
poda schopnosti zastavat vodcovske ulohy em viac
ktory narod ma vyvodacich muzov Aen tym vacsej
cti vaznost sa test Bud'me hrdi p. Klimku kto-
reho vymenovanim boil mas narod pocteny povyseny
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-17
CESKEJ A SL4OVENSKEJ
VEREJNOSTI.

$50 slovenskych, akademikov v
Brine studuj1cich, sdruzenych v
spolkoch "Krivan", "Tatran'' a
"Zochov kruh slovenskych ev.
akademikov" je nemilo dotknute
a t'azko nes1, ze niektore ceske
slovensky pisane noviny ne
spravnym, ba priamo nedostoj-
nym sposobom pisu poslednych
udalostiach ma Slovensku. Je i
ste samozrejme, ze takto a ami
podobnou cestou sa neuskutocnl
opravdiva bratska laska a wa
jomnost' ceskoslovenska, ale kope
sa jej hlboky hrob.
Tazko nesieme skreslene a ten
dencne zpravy niektorych novin
o poslednom valnom shromazde-
nj Matice slovenskej, ktore bolo
IL. maja tohoto roku. Podl'a
tychto zprav je yraj usnesenie
Matice slovenskej o slovenskom
prayopise prejavom slovenskeho
separatizmu, ba Go Wac preja-
yom priameho nepriatelstva mas
Slovakov proti Cechom.
Ny sloyenski akademici, ktori
SINE prin1teni studovat tn ma
pode bratskej Moray, konstatu
jeme a prehlasujeme podpa svoj-
no najlepiieho vedenia q syedo'
mia, BE tieto a podebne tyrde
MIA ME sd pravdivs. Matica slo.
vensk& podPa zelania slovensks.
no naroda chrani len rydzast' :
zaehovanie sloyenciny. To je je.
pravo povinnost' Bra4it ! slo
yensinn kaSe nam AaSe sfdce /
mas rozum. Ia slotenSinu boie'
/ vail, trpei, ba al tun1ierah mas
najlepsi mu6oyias lie n&m prett
svatou. Ale al rozum nam kazt
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-17
Y KsbEaslEs maid xlstt cestu.

v state Nebraske maid 15Hai-
iovh cestn, ktora je ojedinela ma
celom syete zlat&. Obsahuje
totiz piesok, Y ktorom je - $l6
,xlStaf 70 kasda tonal. Ked eestu
sFobili, nesnali, 5e pissek j.. vlass-
Ne zlatsa radon TeraE II bsni na
piesok zavistlli riadne doioFanie
zlata, sktof& - yyplAea. Costa aa-
Eehodi - nsdzi naestaai Danbary
b Indianola.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-17
sTUDENTsTvo IA MATIcU sLovENsKU.

Osobodenie jazykoveho odboru Matice slovenskej
zpod cechoslovackeho vvu boo skutocnym prevratom,
sdiac to keho kriku po ceskc cechosloyackych
yinach.
Ceehoslovaci tax sa vdf, nebol Ia to pripraveni a
fch prekvapenie e velke Neveril zeby narodne CT
taci katolici evanelci zmohh ma take "prevratne"
delo Nemyseli ze narodnych veciach budn ODE stra
ny vedet zatsnt svoie nabozenske rozdiee do lzada
We'd cd prevratu cechosovaci stva jednych proti dr
hymn. Ozivenie DOLBY Mojzesa Kuzmanyho nepovazo-
vail "a mozne Stal sa skutoeny zazrak.
Ze S tym, co sa stale ma vyrocnom shromazden Ma
ce slhlas kazdy dobry Sovak, netreba pripom1nat'
ale vyznamny s zlaste prejayy slovenskeho vysoko-
skolskeho studentstva ktore nzse podayame Tie pre-
iavy sl opravdovym Kredom slovensko-narodnym Pod
pisan6 katolik ako eyanjeikmi com je tez zvlast
potesltel to- sovenskych evanjeickych studen
TOW neana uz vv Ivanka Hodza ale Skultety Razus
Vysokoskoska madez e nasa - budhcnost' slovenskeho
naroda ME je beznadejna.
Prehlasy studentskych organizacif su tieto:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-17

ktora ma svoje vedecko-kult1rne
poslanie ma celom Slovensku bez
vyhrady.
2. Ziadame, ably bolo postarane
dpravu Pravidiel slovenskeho
pravopisu aparatom moderneho
vedeckeho poznania v duchu slo.
venskom bez lstupkov.
v zaujme pokojneho nazivania
" nasom state Putujeme nedo-
1ozumenie, vystupovanie a odtr-
hovanie sa cd Matice a zavrhuje-
me mike a nekvalifikovane po-
stupovanie a 1toky niektorych
eeskych novin proti Matici slo-
venskej terajsim jej reprezen-
tantom.
4. Ohradzujeme sa proti zne-
hodnocovaniu celej Matice a vse-
s
tkych jej vyborov pre- nedorozu-
menie len cinnosti jednej sloz-
ky It. j. pravopisnej komisie)
tejto yedecko-kutdrnej instit1-
Gle.
5. Mlady slovensky intelligent
ny dorast bude svojou pracou po.
mahat' Mattel slovenskej k to-
mu, aby sa ona mohla stat slzu-
toenym modernym ohniskom slo'
venskej yedy kult1ry mOhla
sirit' osvetu medzi slovensky YIN
l'udom q povsnaSat' tym droyei
slovenskej vedy q vzdelanosti M
roven s1casneho yzdelaneho sve'
ia.
Ny slovenske vysokoskolskt
studentstvo v PTahe SINE ma stra
Ii. Nedopustfme stale taktizujn
cich politikov DELFT sloyenskJ
narod ma tabory a sne presved
6eui xs ksltnsns . n6xedn6 pro
bknny svojhO bytia i siosseslE.
airoA wrisii ! bex taiEJsbfs "
q
~ smysle oznacelgeh bodoN
j1dins lEatisu saosena1n& psva1a
jnnas = povolAnd Jrs11la axiteln
s1oveal1ej vsdy 4 k1lt<dy =
tomto znamenf sPubujene je
!. spolupracu a vyslovaljeme sa q
pine solidarnymi S jej postupo
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-17

Ze japonska okupacia Mandzd-
RE poskodila nase obchodne "a
ujmy dokazuje vykaz department
tn obehodu. Kym roku 1929 a
mericky vyvoz do Mandzdrie bol
"a $50, ,OOO, 900, roku 1881 boil len
"a $3,5pOO0. Japonsky vyvoz
naproti tomu sa pevne drzf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-17
PRKHLksENIE.

Slovensky akademicly spolok
Detvann v Prahe, spolok nepo-
liticky nekonfesijny, sdruzuj1-
ci ysetkych slovenskych vysoko-
skolakov Y Prahe, bedliye 81 vsi-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-17

ZVnd NY1 Sflln ktOrH SIOVenSkH
17;ava hn97o kral,ovnon XII Slo-
nou bude, zasltzl 81 nlelen koru-
Hu, ale ! uoDreno muza-Kral
NIX ,s;,o,os d;ovsa hv noma-
\ at, aaz.n ! ,oh sdzasov Kto.
- : -; s,.ar.t, : oh,dobrs s,o-
.,.,,a,,s IA; h,,.5a :. ved;et, Sta
-: - s,,o tho NM
4.ah.o s.sooh 1rlast,
;.a ,,ar
o-ss: r1a.a,,l,r ,,aH suoi
stnsy s.,,,,h. ,.s;oh a,,-
aaa4;on ,,s;+o1;oL 10
-, 1T, !, -. Ion nss
-. sa;,o - Lasas al;
=. -.
!,
"
''' - ~
spelo 1,vo.e' n
~ ouii : ua
oiap'oS ao
kazdy presyedcit' yo stvrtok. Ne
j treba sa nam bat o feb bud1c.
nost'. /
/ Francia $; raz1 yoiensk1 cestu
+ bolsev;ck6mn Ruslxu. n1su no.
y;nv Chico ,tvorit, novJ stat =
RovorsLo Roknska Mad,arska q
slovenska +akza hv malo otvore-
M oos+n L polskn . tak i rms.
KIM bran;o;am
Nevieme, ci je to fantazia mo-
yinaroy. ktori v lete maji n1dzll
senzacne zyesti. alebo lie to
prayda. Lebo dneska lie vsetko
NONE. Svet v takom chaose este
Nas zaniima *, kombinacia SC
Slovenskom Francia yrai nespo.
nsde vo;nv nroti holsevicksmu
Rnsku aleho nroti militaristicke
NM Nemecku. Tesko ma totiz
Nemcov mnoho ! bolsevikoy mno
proti Rusku. ale MIN, lebo m;
bolSevikmi tajn1 vojenski
smluyu proti PoPsku a Francii
.4,,4;a pa,e,,,
- NJ .,a,,,+l, !. !, ,,sl, ]. ~
shaa,,s shoao,;o pr,an;naovo
rlsdv J nastolan;o m;l;tar;st;,lx )
:,
"
" TAX Sd Vldl' re nam puouc
: kongres da ked ME chleoa' tal
- plVa.
hoe sa HausnefoVl az nepoaa
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-17

vanlm.
Ia Slovensky akademicky spo-
lok "Detvan" Prahe
Misc Vit'azek, t. {. ur. preds.
Ondrej Vrabel, I. {. tajomnik
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-17

NAL otazok odohravsleh sd okolo
Matiee sloyenskej K udalostian
poslednych dnf usniesol 50 ma
tOnto vereinem prehlasen1:
4. Staviame sa profit zasahova.
hin akejkolvek politiekej pre-
stize do yecf Matice slovenskej
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-17

Prosfme 0 uznanie. Vydavat'
noviny 2 nicoho nemozno. My RAJ
di lzname tomu, kto nema ami ma
kus chleba, ale takych je male
percento medzi inasim Pudom.
Tunajsi Mad'ari majd tiez. svoj
casopis. A vydavany je uz diva
rraky lem ma styroch strankach.
Predplatne je take, ako "a mas s.
rstranovy. A predsa, Nad'ari 81
radsie Cd dst odtrhnd, ako by
mali zameskat I predpaatn&. Ko-
iektor mad 'arskych novin prinasa
peniaze Razdy tyzden, Do mad FAR
slej redakcie peniaze tesn do
slovenskej len kvapkajd..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-17
ROzHI.As YsN.

Zvedavf SINE, ktora slovenska
deva bude kraTovnou XII. Slo-
venskeho Dina. Ale ktorakol 'vek
nou bude, zasltizi 81 nielen koru-
nu, ale j dobreho muza-kral "a!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-17

VTAHUJETE dym do seba? Lucky
Strike moze tuto zalezitost
spravne priamo vybavit. Poneva6
vyriesilo ten problem. Luckies chyrny
precisiujlci process odstranuje iste
necistoty, ktore SUI zadrzane al
najlepsich, najjemnejsich tabakovych
istoch. Luckies utvorily ten proces.
Len Luckies no maui!
Vtahujete dym do seba? Ovsem,
he ano. Kasdy fajciar vdychne isfa
o. K.
NACUvAJTE MA LUCKY STRIKE-6o mode
ebyrne Lucky Strike ztrdyy, ka:dj n
The Washington times., 1932-11-19
West Washington
In Church Pin Lead

West w shington Baptist
gained a game on the second
place Mt. Vernon team in the
Georgetown Church Bowling
League by taking the odd game
from them when Sam Benson
rolled 382 set. Ted" Blanken-
ship and Sam" Lindamood
helped Mt. Vernon considerably
in winning the single game for
their team, rolling 140 and 1873
respectively. BlankenShip started
this game with a triple-header
strike.
: Peck No. l also took the odd
game from Peck No. 2 in family
affair. Pow Wow" Powell and
"Sleepy" Proctor. with strikes in
the last box with heavy counts
had a big hand in winning the
last game. Herb" fuckers 140
game and 500 set also was a
helper. Standings:
w. Wash Bap. II 7Coven't- First. 9l5
Mt Yer NJ E. Is 9,Peck Chapel. 915
Or. Episcopal IA l0,Peck Chapel. . II
High average-Benson. 1l7-l3; Beach.
376. High Rsme-Haines, ISL; Benson
$50. High spares-Benson, 6S Beach.
S0 High strikes-Benson. Is; Sabean,
ia High team game-West Washing
ton Baptist, sSS High team set-West
washington Baptist 1,B7z
The Washington times., 1932-11-19
JOL 7
SWAVELY

Coach Hap Hardell, Of Tech
High School, should be smiling to-
day because of his teams 20-to-O
victory over Swavely Prep yes
terday.
But he probably isn't, because
Of being Hap Hardell. And when
a guy is Hap Hardell he's got to
be a pessimist, that's all.
Hap, today, is probably figuring
how badly Tech will get defeated
next week when he takes his team
to Charlottesville, Va, to meet the
Charlottesville High eleven.
And his Tech boys will no doubt
win with plenty to spare, much to
Hardell's discomfort. But such is
the life of a Hardell and first
rate football teams. They just
keep on winning.
Techs victory yesterday over
SWaVely was the first chalked up
by a District eleven in the last
two years. TouchdoWnS were
scored in each of the last three
periods, long passes and elusive
ball carrying featuring for the
Manual Trainers.
Other games yesterday resulted
in Georgetown Prep defeating st.
Johns, 26 to 0; st. Adams
trouncing Christ Church School,
IL to 0, and National Training
School defeating Westinghouse
High, of Ballston, Va, 20 to 7.
The Washington times., 1932-11-19
TERRYS PLAY.
IN FEATURE

The Terry Service Station
Brookland Boys Club game tops
a good list of contests in the In
dependent Football League tomor-
row. This anticipated battle is
for the 150-pound championship.
Both teams are undefeated for
the current season.
Another interesting game will
be the Marion-Maryland A. C. en-
gagement in the unlimited Sec
ton. The Marions are leading
the loop with four wins and no
losses. Should the Marions win
tomorrow's fracas they will be
crowned champions. On the other
hand should the Marylanders cop,
the Marions must dispose of the
Seaman Gunners whom they play
November 27. The league Sched-
ule:
Unlimited Glass
Marion A. C. vs.. Maryland A. C.,
VS.. Mercury A. c.. Silver Spring, 1880.
15O-POund Glass
Terry Service Station vs.. Brookland
Boys Club. Seat Pleasant, 1880: Centen-
nial vs.. Meridians, Silver Spring, 1880.
1S5-Pound Glass
Longest Coat Company vs.. Apaches.
Seat Pleasant, 1880; Mercury Props
VS.. Northeast Boys Club, Potomac
Park No. 2. p. m.
The Washington times., 1932-11-19

stripe. The Flying Cardinals
were once on the Duke 25-yard
line, once on the II and once
on the 81 in this first quarter.
The second quarter found the
two teams staging a punting
duel, with neither threatening,
albeit the Dukes several times
were close to their own goal line
because of Sheary's kicks. In
this period c. U. could penetrate
no closer to the Duke goal line
than the 42-yard stripe.
The highlights of the last two
quarters have been described.
Two brilliant plays stand out
clearly in a brilliant game. One
was a remarkable tackle by
Rado, of Charlie McVean, early
in the second quarter, after Nc
Vean had caught one of zani-
nelli's punts.
The other was Gross block of
Sullivan's attempted forward
pass, which started c. U. on its
drive goalward just before Oliver
tried his field goal.
DeCarbo played a slashing
game at guard for DuqueSne.
Time and again he drove through
the c. U. line, while on defense,
like a shot out of a cannon.
1t was one of the greatest
football games ever seen in
Washington. r..f
The Washington times., 1932-11-19
7 THANKSGIVING
STAKESU|STED

Eddie Schlegel will stage a
h handicap sweepstakes at the
eorgeto Recreation on
Thanksgiving, open to all bowl
ers of the city. Scratch will be
100. Entry fee is $1.60.
Dave Burrows claims that Jack
Talbert, Georgetown'S Red Men
ace, will be crowned Dixie Sweep
stakes champion tonight. Jack
is popping them when they count
most, Dave states, and they cer-
tainly will count in today's
classic.
Occidental Hotel met its second
setback of the season last night
when Hyattsville managed to
squeeze out an edge in two
games in the District League,
with Henry Hiser plunking the
pins for a 377 set and 159 game.
Earl McPhilomy's 397 and 152
gave Lucky Strike a 81 decision
over Petworth, while King Pin
twice downed Convention Hall as
Pete Lawhorne, Joe Toomey and
Brad Mandley rolled 368 each.
Whip Litchfield's 370 led the
Hallmen.
Farnan's Bowling Shoes blanked
Temple Hand Laundry in the Ma
tional Capital League with Jack
Whalen's 365 as top score.
Johnny Micro and Dallas Fry
were the stars in the Building
Contractors League with a 141
game and $40 set, respectively.
Hollis 159 game and 377 set took
all honors in the Washington
GaSlight loop.
Lynn's 121 and Mullikin's 314
were high in the Quartermaster
Ladies circuit, while Prugge's 1875
and 349 were best in the mems
wheel.
The Washington times., 1932-11-19

In his day the elderly Hinshaw
was a headliner in international
operatic circles and sang on the
same programs with the great
Enrico Caruso, receiving himself
$500 nightly. This figure was
topped only by the Italian mas
ter.
Took Up Golf in 1926
Now he is a devoted golfing
enthusiast and never lets a day
slip by without a round. He
spends the spring and fall in this
city, playing most of his golf at
the Columbia Country Club. He
summers in Vermont and winters
in Florida, though this winter
he plans to spend considerable
time at Bobby Jones golf club
in Augusta, Ga.
Mr.. HinShaw took up golf in
1925 and has improved by leaps
and bounds. When staying here
he places himself under that
genius, Freddy Mcleod, pro at
Columbia. They invariably have
a morning match every day. He
was runner.up in the Metropoli-
tan senior championship this
year.
Scores IA At Columbia
The other day Mr.. Hinshaw
covered the rugged Columbia
course in "a, only four above
par, the lowest round he has
scored on any course. So great
The Washington times., 1932-11-19
MALEY SHINES
|NP|N SWEEP

The Wild Turanians got back
into the Temple Minor duckpin
league race, thanks to a powerful
396 set of Tony Maley, which per-
mitted them to shut out the
Pirates. Maley had 145 high
game.
Peerless turned back another
strong contender when they
downed the TimeS-Herald twice.
Shorty's, Rinaldi, Sunrise Bakery
and Pirates (in a postponed set)
returned winners in two out of
three.
Standout scores were Cooks
356 and $50, A. Moore's 359,
Charley Olive and Simon's 348
and Pasko's 344. Pirates had a
589 game. Standings:
The Washington times., 1932-11-19
DIXIE WINNER
To GAIN EDGE
ON RIVALS
DIXIE SWEEPSTAKES
Second Block,
Convention Hall, $3.50 p. M.
Final Block,
Arcadia, 8 P. M.
By GINO SINH

Dy NAANO OA4NAA
Duckpin history of national i'm
portance is in the making as
nearly two-score duckpin wizards
of countrywide fame battle for
The Washington Times Dixie
Sweepstakes title which opened
at the Recreation today.
The results Of the Dixie, the
first major national duckpin
event of the season, will have i'm
portant bearings on subsequent
bowling activities.
Last year Ollie Pacini got the
jump on his rivals for No. U. s.
rating by winning the Dixie. Even
though Ray Barnes, of Baltimore,
scored in the u. S. Sweepstakes,
Ollie's Dixie triumph coupled with
other brilliant achievements, gave
him top ranking.
May Greet No. 1 Bowler
So it is likely that when fans
crowd around to shake hands with
with the new Dixie champion at
the Arcadia tonight, they might
be mitting the next No. l ranking
maple-Shooter Of the U. S.
The winner will we'll deserve
whatever honors come to him, for
the Dixie is admittedly the most
gruelling test duckpinners have to
face during the year.
Rolling Is games in one day
under the stiffest kind of pres
sure is taxing enough, but the
Dixie swings over a. circuit Of
three different establishments.
Only veteran pinsters appreciate
the severity of such an assign
ment.
However, the contestants will
not be able to blame the alleys
if they fail to garner champion
ship scores.
All three plants are in prime
order.
Pop" HALEY has been working
diligently to get his Recreation
drives in tip-top shape, and Char
lie Bell has rot spared the horses
on the mapleways at Convention
Hall. Monk" Fraser. too, has
spent many 6. busy hour on the
Arcadia drives.
Drives Given o. X.
All records made in the course
of the event will be official, for
all drives in the three establish
ments have ben okayed by the ALI
National Duckpin Bowling Con-
greSs. Here is the statement,
dated November IA, five days
ago:
The writer has measured al
IeyS at the Recreation, Arcade
and Convention Hall bowling al
leys where the Dixie sweepstakes
will be rolled, and has found
that the cutters, and all other
measurements conform to all
rules of the National Duck Pin
Bowling Congress. Certificates
have been i~sucd to these bowl
ing alleys, all being members Of
the National Duck Pin Bowling
Congress.
You may rest assured that all
records made will be world
records.
GEORGE l.. ISEMANN
Secy., N. D. p. b. Congress.
What's more, it is wide-open
affair, and the field horses rate
right up there with the highly
touted stars, as the uncertainty Of
early season form is added to the
natural uncertainty of duckpinS.
The Washington times., 1932-11-19
Last Nights Fights

At New York-Primo Carnera,
Italian heavyweight, knocked out
JoSt Santa, Portugal go. Tony
Schucco, Boston heavyweight, de-
feated Arthur Huttick, New York
60. Walter Cobb, Baltimore
heavyweight, defeated Jack Dor
val, Emporia, Pa. CO.. Bob Olin,
New York light heavyweight, de-
feated Tommy Walsh, New York
go. Andy Mitchell, California
heavyweight, scored technical
knockout over Yale Okun, New
York 90.
Tampa, Fla.-Young Manuel
Quintero, Tampa, defeated Tom
my Freeman, former world cham
pion welterweight Q0).
Philadelphia-Johnny Jadick,
Philadelphia lightweight, scored
technical knockout over Lew
Raymond, Baltimore (5.
The Washington times., 1932-11-19
RUMORSFLY
!. FAST AND
THICK

ATLANTA, Ca, Nov. 19.-The
resounding chorus of booes
handed Vanderbilt's football team
by Tulane supporters, which led
TO severance of athletic relations
between the two universities, may,
according to current grid gossip.
Srove the spark to set off a bomb
eaen, splitting the Southern Con-
terence into the long-discuSsed
big Ten"
Officially, other conference col
leges are ignoring the Tulane
Vandy "War of the Raspberry"
but reports. though vigorously de-
med, continue to insist Georgia
Tech likewise will fail to renew
ltS contract with Tulane.
Twenty-three teams. many heav-
ily outclassed by the major elevens,
the WiSeacres contend, make the
conference unwieldly, many of the
games drab and one-sided, and
precipitate differences.
Would Bring Harmony
A compact of "Big Ten" col
leges, its supporters point out,
would sharpen the competition
and bring peace, harmony and
brotherly love.
The central figure in the con-
1erence'S most exciting spat in
several years, although he pro-
tests he is just an innocent by
Stander, is Russ Cohen, assistant
coach at Vandy, and last year
head coach at Louisiana State
University.
Tulane supporters and New Or
leans newspaper men charged
Cohen gave information that re-
suited in the disqualification of
Capt. Nollie FletS, Tulane star.
Vandy officials denied this vehe-
mently.
RazZed Vandy Team
But when Vandy invaded New
Orleans and held the Greenies to
a scoreless tie, 10000 fans polished
off their best bass voices and
choruSed the raspberry"
New Orleans newspapers said
Cohen was the target for the
boos, but the impolite noises
sounded just as loud to the
Nandy players.
A letter containing certain in
formation and postmarked New
orleans followed Vandy back to
Nashville and caused Coach Dan
McGuggin to disqualify the Com
modore's star end, Julian Foster.
Charges Are Hurled
Felts had been charged with
pro baseball activities. So was
Foster.
Came the break. Cohen, de-
parting from the business of in
nocent Outstanding, announced for
Vanderbilt that the Commodores
would not renew their contract
with the Greenies. He cited
Vandy'S New Orleans reception
as the principal item.
Tulane officials emulated the
sphinx and spoke not.
The Washington times., 1932-11-19
GAINS
+. KING PIN LEAD

Franklin took the King Pin
Bowling League lead from D. G..
S. when they swept Shoe Mart.
Jimmy PouloS contributed largely
to the trimming with a 386 set.
Lansburgh No. l, Nationals and
Mayer & Co. snatched three
games from Asco, Eagle Bedding
and Macabees, respectively.
Mosely, King Pin, led his team
to a two-game win from D. G. S.
when he rolled high individual
set with 400. His high game was
161.
Lucas 346, Brengle and Hans
ler's 341, and Franklin's $40 we're
other good sets rolled.