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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-03-24

t6nyeket deritett napfcnyre ,Nyo-
mozo kepessege paratlan Siam
talan esetben f0ljebbvaIoi magas
eIismeresben rtszesitettrk Il hires
detektiyet.
Harrison, a nilcsi gyermekrab-
l6k elfogatasa 6ta. rengeteg szava
zatra tett szert, mely tettevel
njabb bizonysagot tett arrol, hogy
nyomoz6 kepessege paratlan Ma
honinc Is Shenango v0lgyebcn.
Harrison bevandorolt. 46 eyycI
ezel0tt keriilt ide Angliabol. mint
fatal gye1-ek Itt not tel az. East
Sideon. Oft .art katholikus ts
nyilvano> iskoIaba. \ gyarba ke-
riiIt II ewes koraban. Elosz6r az
Ohio Work sban. ktSobb a Sheet
Il Tube-nal dolgoZott rs mindcn-
hol els6ranguan megallotta he
lyet.
Hartcnstein polgarmester 1918
ianuar Len neveZte Xxi varosi rem
dGrnek, ahol oily kitiinoen telle-
sitette szolgalatat, hogy nemso-
kara civil ruhas rendor lett IS
1923-ban II. Fl. Hull, akkori me-
cyei iigyesz kineyezte megyei de-
| tcktivnek. Harrison annylra meg
felelt hivatalanak. hogy Hull
utodai T. j. Thomas es Ray l..
! Thomas megyei iigyeszek meg
| tartottak hivatalaban, amelyet
ma is bet0lt.
! Amikor rend6r volt negy esq
/ tendon at, "A Brier Hillen volt
szolgalatbAn ts a regi magyarsag
exert igen j6l ismeri Ami0ta me-
gyei detektiv, sok magyar fiunak
volt segitsegere.
Rend6rsfgi 6s detektiv gya-
korlata kiilon0sen kepesitik a
sheriff hivatalanak betoltesere.
Harrison kiil0mben nos embes
Is negy gyermek apja. Sajat ha.
/ zaban lakik. EFT t0rlesztesre vet
tie, ugy mint a tobbi munkasok
es. ad6fizet6.
A Republikanus magyarok nc
! feledkezzenek meg rola az elova-
lasztasokon Maj,ls 10.en!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-03-24
Mukedveloi eloadas
az Eagles Hallban
Husvet vasarnapjan a Scent Ist-
van hitkozseg miikedvel6i Molnar
Lajos rendezeseben hozzak szinre
a "Gyerek-asszony" c. 8 felvo-
nasos vigjatekot.

lIu.v6t yasarnapiln este 5 oral
kezdettel a Scent Istyan hitkoz.
seq miikcdveloi meg fognak je-s
lenni az Eagles Hall meleg desz-
kahn. hogy Molnar Lajos hitk0z-
styii tagunk mesteri yezetese
mcllctt bem,itasS;ik tHdasuk leg
javat. Valah;lnyszor lit sziiletett
flank es lanyaink magyar sim
darabban lepnck FOL Amerikaban.
mindig Il regi i6 id0k 6hazai lila
ia csapja meg lelkcmet. Az 6ha-
"a mcgmosolyog minket. hogy ne-
ha milven csekelvsfgen tudunk
oriilni. lclkiinkbol ncvetni Ne
kiink magyaroknak itten. Ameri-
laban egeszen kiil0n0s lelki villa
gunk van. Nj itten letiint id0k
elics6stgfoszlanyaib6l sz6jiik see
ganyes ;iImainkat. Mi mar idcge-
mex vagyunk odaat. Ha haza to-
we'd valamelyikiink. mint furesa
ilegent keriilik kjriil az erde-
kessege csak zseb tartalmahoz
igazodik.
Egy-egy kis szindarab itten
llira e4oreszti lelkiinkben az elha-
gyott otthon cmleket. A mi szi-
wink pedig nagyon trzekeny. Hi.
Szen sok keserii k6ny aztatta ores
gcink kenysrets mig yalahngyan
talajt verhetett Iabuk az nj haza
f0ldjfben. Azert van AZ. hogy mi
itten szivb6l tndunk oriilni mini
den kis magyar sikernek.
Ez husveti ks szinelGadas is
AIT celozza, hogy magyar szivek
ezekben a nehez napokban 0ssze-
dobbanjanak, hogy egy kis MAJ
gyar leveg0 simogassa meg lam
kadt iclkiinket. Miikedvel6ink ne
mes ambici6val dolgoztak; anne
rikai lelkiik mindcn magyar err
ztstt yiszik belle szerepiikbe. Sok
es nehez munkat ielentett ez: $
ezt csak az tudia igazan ertekel-
nj, aki maya is valaha kiizdott
egy nyelv nehtzsegeivel
Azert hiszink a Youngstown
magvarsag megertesfben 3szin-
tie lelkesedeseben Oft szertnenk
yalmennyit latni Hnsvtt estejen
az Eagles Hallban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-03-24
ESKUvO

Hon Jolanka. Hon IIprenc IS
neje Youngstown is videk.n naay
Observation-Disclosures oryend6 ma
gyar biztosit6 iigynok baios lea
nya es kuthy Sandor.>idb. kuthv
Gy0rgy es-neje hubbardi lakosok
szeretetremt1t6 fla. aprili> 9-tn.
szombaton ddlutan 3 oralSor
tartjak eskiiv6jiiket Magyar
Reformatus Egvllaz templomaban
737 Mahoning ave. Gratulalmk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-03-24

X vaqeljaras vedemet ellattak: w P. Barnum
Friedman Jozsef, varosunk leghiresebb magyar gyved
je. Clyde Osborn es w r. Stewart hires iigyvedek.
A birosag a Grand Jury targyalislig George Goul.
last $4,000 James Senst $1,000 ovadtk ellcndben szabad
lahra helyezte.
Telat ismct kudarcot valott frame up po.itik,
sok munkja cs John Wilo, magyalsag k0reben is n;
gyon kedyet ugyvdd tcsjcs eegete kapot irosagt6l
fppen ugv, mint ahogv NeIneny Mkl6s Ein6 kapott
most egy eve birosagtol, amelynek .JUSTICE jesza
va mentette meg - listen segedelmtvel = borton pc
nctrdns szagu, dohos eveg0jet6.
Ezen frame up m,lnka mey azon bev;indollok ell
len iranvuI akk kiizdemes es nehez munka drin kcr
tex obb pozcioba csaasorba szo benninket is, magva
rokat. Legyiink resen!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-03-24
REND6R0K L0v0LD0ZTEK
A MENEKttL6 BET0R6KRE

A rend6rseg tudomasara jutott,
hogy vakmer6 bet0r6k behatoltak
551 Park ave. 81. alatt lev3 liz
letbe. "A rend6rs6g kivonult a
megnevezett helyre S amid6n a
munkajukat vegz8 bet0r6k eszre.
vett6k, hogy a rend6rok nyomnk-
ban -vannak, fusdsnak eredtek. A
rend6r0k t6bb i0s&stssadtak le 4
menekdl6 betnf5k ut4n, alrik k6-
zHl sikeriilt ~ egyiket elfogni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-03-24
4 sTRUscoN STEEL $26,0oo. .os
d RENDELEST KAPoTT

ii; A Tlalscon Steel Co. rendelsst
kapott egy Newark, N, J,-ben Ia
tesitend5 papirgyar rdszere as6lli.
tandd bronz-ablakokra- IA ,rende-
les osszege meghaladja ! q, 900
dolllrt. Az snitend6 pspinky&r
flss6re sziikssges kildpb6 q a6 tpi.
t6anyakok egy r6azkt AsipfAp 1lI
rosunkban toej6k sl6k kllita =. 3
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-03-24
PET6FI EGYLET dYttLEsE

a Campbell Else Pet6fi SAM
dor BIS. Egylets rendes marcinsi
gyiilese a husveti iinnepckre
val6 tekintettel elhAlasztatott.
A leekozelebbi rendes havi
gyiil$s aprilis 2-kn, szombaton e.
tel 6rai kesdettel .rlesx megtArt-
va b szokott Ihelyen. If&l8r.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-03-24
'Csik' Harrison sheriff jel0lt
megvalasztasa biztosra veheto
negy sheriff eiolt kozil Csik' Harrison megye de-
tektivnek van egnagyobb eseye megvalasztasra -
egnepszeribb detektiv Mahoning megyeben. = w. J..
"Csik Harrison elfogta nilesi ket gyermekrablot.

Napr6l-napra galmasabba vak majH 1Ok el6vaaszisok
iezasa kb6z6 hvatalokra payazo eoek legnagyobb rz
payazk vaamely aam varosi alasra hogy 30
jobhoz usson snelku hogy ogama vagy
bna munkk0rben Neha sike egycs tapasz
taiatta bo jeloleknek hogy enyerk o oot azza
hszekeny geretnek belMG
mex beatak yen esetbn heyzet all be- hogy npt0meg
amey ekre adta samtaIan esctben
banja ee zavaz6 polgarok egyk legontosbb ndnivaoa
amidon eotet vlatanak mtrlegk hogy eo jelt kel6
koIa kepzettsegge be megfelee hvaasanak magaaahoz
ereddnyes munka v6gzette polga bcn mey haznar Walt
yona poIgaroknak mind enyez6k melyet
mnden pogalnak tekntetb M miel6tt leada
sazatat vaamely jeotre
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-03-24

John Willo ellen a birosag
megsziintette a vadeljarast

John Willo Youngstown es vid6kcn altaanosan k0z-
lsmcrt es kcdvelt szlovak gyvcd ellen bir6sag vadat
emct hogy folberelt George Gourlas Is James Scns
gorog szllmazasu egy6neke hogy gvutsak fcl tcsany
ia tuajdonat kepez6 East Federal streetcn ev6 h;zt
br5sag eott szerdan lefolvtatott bzonyit;si ella
ras foyaman ket g0rognek egymast eenkez6 valloasa
alapjan kiderit hogy
John Willo ugyvednek semmi koze sincsen
gyujtogatasi igyhoz.
birosag megallapitotta, hogy
John Wilo ellen nincsen sem kozvetlen, sem koz
vetett bizonyitek ARA, hogy berelte volna fol
Gourlast es Senist gyujtogatasra.
Bizonytek hianyaban
BIR0SAG JOHN WIILO UGYVED Ell
LEN EMELT GYUJTOGATAS VADJAT Ell
vETETTE, vAD Es K0vETKEZMENYEI
AL0L FELMENTETTE Els Az EIJARAST
WILLO tGYVED ELLEN BESZUNTETTE.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-03-24

k0nuyii dolog.
A16rt aj1nlatos less eljarni
p0lgkEi h6r6k gytl6ssire, hogy
aSu1Ien pehtos fslvil&golitast
49, f1suAk. .
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-03-24

Mahoning meFye egyik legnep-
szeriibb es hafran mondhatjuk.
hogy legkedvelNbb ieloltje w. J.
Harrison megvei detektiv. aki "a
Republicans part szavaz6-lista-
jan "a sheriff. allasra palyazik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-03-24
.Ese:1,l6nyek

(N) Nemsokara megnyilik .
Dollar Bank es italian meg hama
rabb City Bank. II q hir bizo-
nyara meg0rvendezteti azokat a
magyarokat, akiknek ebben 9 ket
p6n1nt6zetben felszik pknxtik.
Aprilis elejsn Central Savings
4 Loan Co., ahol sxint6n sok ma
1gyar penze hever, 10 sxazal6kos
osxtalekot fog fixetni.
A mai rossz vilagban eek is
hirek.
Ha meg volnanak magyarok,
alkik mem irtak ala City Bank
IS q Dollar Bank megnyitasi
egyezmenyeit, tegyek ait meg mil
mol hamarabb. Annal hamarabb
nyiik meg q bank.
A Dollar Bank megnyitasi KAN
panya alig ket hete kezd6d0tt Is
eddig t5bb mint 1900 betev6 ir-
ta ala AZ igen kedvez0 megnyita-
81 felteteleket. Eek. a betev6k az
osszes betev6k tSbb mint 80 sza.
salekat kepviselik. Meg vagy
! 1900 van h&tra.,
Minel hamarabb megnyilnak a
bankok, ANIMAL hamarabb lesz
j6 vil&g Youngstownban.
Ha rajtunk ali, segitsiink.
Ha valaki meg mindig mem vol
ma tiszt&ban a tervekkel, vagy
azok irant aggalyai volnanak,
keressenek fel engem, szivesen
rendelkezesiikre allok.
"A m&sodik Nemenyi iigy.'
Ekt mondja q varosban min
denld Willo Janos, ismert szlovak
ssarmasasu' iigyved iigyevel kap-
csolatban.
Willot, akit rengeteg magyar
ismer, avvel vadoljak, hogy fell
b6rslt k6t g0r0got, hogy az any
ja tulajdon&t kepez6 hazakat az
East Federal streeten felgyujt-
s&k.
Willo eppep, annyira nem biin6s
ebben = kiion0s iigyben. mint
Nem4nyi mem volt biin0s a most
sgy eve lefolyt herce-hurcaban.
4 v&d Willo ellen eppen olyan
Aeyetseges, mint Mem nyi ellen
s,.s1< sss- ssss& es4s x
De a meghurcoltatas ellen Will
10 sem tud vedekezni.
Kul0n0s dolog, hogy ebben a
v&rosban valahany bevandorclt,
vagy bevandorolt szarmazasu fer
Fl valamire viszi, mindjart XII
akarj&k t0rni nyakat.
Willo mindig vezerszerepet ;at-
szott q szlovakok k0zt, eppen ugy
mint Nemenyi a magyarok kozt.
El6bb Nem6nyit akartak lab alol
eltenni, most meg Willot. Egy te-
kint4lyes olasz iigyved ellen is
tettelk titkos feljelentest a sz0-
vetssgi hatosagoknal.
Willonak a keseriisegen Xviii
mem lesz bantcdasa, inert eppen
annyi k0ze volt a gyujtogatas-
hoz, mint Scent Palnak az ola.
hokhoz, de nekiink bevandorol-
talknak ezek a megismetelt kiser-
letek vezet6ink ellen szolgaljanak
tanuls&ggal.
Ex a tanulsag pedig az, hogy
fogion 0ssze minden nemzetisegii
bev&ndorolt Is az amerikai elet-
ben legal&bb lit k0zos iigyekben
tennessee el a nemzetisegi kerdest.
Ha 0sszefogunk, AIT csak a sa-
i&t vsdelmiinkre tessziik. Ha 0sz-
ssefogunk legalabb Is ezerny
szavas6 polgar al egy taborban
Es el6g ahhoz, hogy 6riasi befo-
ly&st gyakoroljunk a politikai
@letben.
1Gegmutatjuk Kukacoknak, X,
hogy mem birnak veltink.
Ezt q bev&ndorolt kozosseget
keresni kell Is letre kell hozni.
Kiil6mben ma nekem, holnap ne
ked.
~ ~.N. = c<1~~ rsss1>1s
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-03-24

Fenti kepen bemutatjuk Marcus Idu-
sanak ket skerepl6jet. A baloldalon
GUYT KLARIKA, Guyt Ferenc es me-
je 1929 Hartzell st. lakosok bajos le-
anykaja, aki Honleany vagyok'' c.
verset szavalta. Jobboldalon LEN
GYEL JANIKA, Lengyel Peter es neje
2208' Donald ave. lakosok bajos kis
fiacskaja, aki Magyar bujdos6k
dala' c. verset szavalta. Mindketten
kitiin6en szerepeltek.
The Washington times., 1932-09-10
SABBATH GAME
At TGR|FFPARK

scuttled, IS to 9, by Washing.
toms Pilots in an old-fashloned
slugfest last night, New York's
Black Yankees show here again
tomorrow. At 3 o'clock the Yam
KEGS are to tie up with "Dashing
Dick" Lundy and his Baltimore
Black Sox at Griffith Stadium.
Lundy, shortstop of the Black
Sox, is counted among colored
baseballs greatest infielders. A
beautiful fielder, the Oriole City
star is the spearhead of a de-
fense that has few equals.
While the pitching selection for
Baltimore is as yet unknown, the
Yankee management likely will
bank upon a Southpaw, possibly
Lefty" Farrell.
After lapsing deplorably in the
opening game with the Yankees,
big Mule" SuttleS came to life
with a vengeance last night, fur
niShing some man-sized clubbing
as his mates romped to victory.
The Washington times., 1932-09-10

Woodmont's annual Field
Day" will be held tomorrow,
featured by an exhibition match
which finds Freddy Mcleod and
Mrs. j. Marvin Haynes paired
against Arthur Thorn and Mrs.
Betty Meckley. They will be
called to the first tee at 2 p. m.
An 18-hole handicap for men
gets under way at $3.50 o'clock in
the morning. There will also be
driving, pitching and putting for
men and women as we'll as ping
pong and horseshoe pitching.
Qualifying rounds in the mems
club championship begin Septem-
ber 18. Match play rounds are
scheduled September 25, October
2, and 16. First round of nine
holes, medal play, in the senior
championship also starts this
day. The final nine holes are
listed September 25.
Ladies Day" will be celebrated
at the club Tuesday. Mrs. Jerome
Meyer, women's golf chairman,
is arranging the program. A
mixed championship to be run
off September 26 to 30.
The Washington times., 1932-09-10

In offering this selection I am
aware of the fact that some little
Importance has been attached to
these choices by players and fans
alike as the years have added to
their number. The original ALL
America team, which I offered
back in 1922, was the result of a
discussion in the Yankee club
house while we were playing at
the Polo Grounds. I had no idea
then that I was starting some
thing which would grow as this
has grown.
get letters from fans about
it, ball players often discuss with
me the merits of this or that
player as emitting him to a place
on my team, and newspapers
throughout the country have
played up my selections. The
prominence thus accorded my
views has been very flattering
and for that reason I again take
occasion to thank those who have
done so much to build up this
team of mine.
Denies Any Prejudice
The charge has been made in
the past that I am prejudiced in
favor of the American League
and the figures appear to be
against me again this year, as in
some of the past seasons. 1t has
been said that because play in
the American League I do not
give National Leaguers their just
due. Let me say that it would
be a simple matter each year to
name five players from each
league and let it go at that,
thereby living up to the strictest
idea of impartiality, as the most
rabid fan would see it. But l
prefer to pick the players as they
appeal to me and forget about
leagues.
Let US look back on another
The Washington times., 1932-09-10
Flying Blockers

This rule is not entirely new,
however. That is to say that
for some time it has been
contrary to the rules for:
tackler to leave both feet and
throw himself through the air
at a runner. -....-,
But this year tackling is
defined as a specialized form
Of blocking in which a player
is permitted to use his hands
or arms to stop or throw to
the ground an opponent who is
carrying the ball.
So the fans will know this
year that when a player on
defense leaves both feet to
throw himself at a ball carrier
or interferer, he is committing
and illegal act and the offenders
side will be penalized five
yards.
The next change is this
rule:
"PlayerS on defense are al
Iot0ed to use the palms (only)
OF their hands Gbove the Shoul-
ders OF opponents to tDGrd oft
or push them in order to get at
the ball or the player carrying
it. Striking tDith the hands on
the neck, head or face is pro-
hibtted."
The Washington times., 1932-09-10
SLEUTHS HAPPY
AFTER Win

The Bureau of Investigation
baseball players are in a happy
mood today. Why not?
Yesterday they defeated the
Government Printing Office dia-
monders, 9 to 4, to annex the De-
partmenta' League baseball cham
pionship. Eddie Colliflower, driven
from the box in the initial game of
the series, came back strong yes
terday and held the Printers to
one hit in the six-inning affair.
Colliflower also Smacked-out two
bingles in three trips to the plate.
Les Singman came to life with a
three-bagger and a home run.
Lefty" Lyons and Frank CorkinS
hurled for the losers. Sole con-
nected for the lone bingle off Col
lifloWer'S shoots.
The Washington times., 1932-09-10
Turner Completes
Card for Thursday

Promoter Joe Turner has COM
pleted his supporting card for
the featured Londos- -Garibaldi
wrestling match at the Clark
Griffith Stadium Thursday night.
The semifinal attraction, one fall
to a finish, will involve Richard
Stahl and Pat O'Shocker.
The three other preliminaries
will bring together Son Jennings
and Nino Dinaldi, newest Italian
star; Fred Grobmier and Milo
Steinborn and Rudy DuSek and
Herman Hickman.
The Washington times., 1932-09-10
Prevents Piling On

That rule is very simple and
speaks for itself, but its purport
is interesting. The idea is to
prevent piling on by the defense,
thereby causing unnecessary
roughing or possible injury.
Previously if ball carrier
slipped or stumbled or was hit
by an opponent and was in
any other position than erect,
he might spring to his feet
and continue running with the
ball.
So this season a player on
the defense will NOT be within
his rights in throwing himself
at or on a player having the
ball who has slipped, say, to his
knee or is otherwise partly
prone Under such condition
the ball will be dead and there
can be. no excuse for piling
on. The fan therefore will
know the ball is dead the
instant the carrier is off his
feet.
Here is another new rule:
"The flying block and the
flying tackle are prohibited.
The Washington times., 1932-09-10
POLICE RE A D !
FORF|REMEN

The Police and Firemen base
ball teams meet today at 8
o'clock in Griffith Stadium in
their ninth annual game. The en-
tire proceeds of the contest will
be given to the unemployed OF
Washington,
Each team has won five games,
and today's engagement is the
rubber" game of the series. The
police won the first five tits and
the Firemen took the last five
battles.
Frank Watt is slated to hurl
for the Lavmen with Frank Hoff
man catching his slants while
either Manager Calvin Hull or
Dexter Beachman will oppose
him. Paul Burthe will don the
mask for the fire-eaters. Burthe
has played with the Firemen for
the past six years.
The Washington times., 1932-09-10

side of this question. In 1929 my
team showed six N t ional
Leaguers and four from the
American. In 1925, 1927 and
1928 there were five from each
league in each selection. In 1925
and 1880 there we're six from the
American and four from the Ma
tional, just as is the case this
year. Last years team showed
seven American Leaguers against
three. But the players stood out
to such an extent that there was
no alternative but to select them.
I mention these facts to offset
any idea that I favor one league
over the other. I would rather
pick a team with the National
League in the majority, if only to
emphasize that I do not consider
leagues at all in my effort to
choose the best possible combina-
ton.
Doesn't Favor Yankees
Now for another side of this
1892 team. 1t includes two mem
berS of the Yankees, which fact
may also lead to feelings of
favoritism. To prove that I am
not influenced by friendship to-
ward the Yankees I have only to
say that in the past three years
my three teams included 80 play
ers and only one of the 80 was
a member of the Yankees. That
was Lou Gehrig, who stood head
and shoulders above all other
first baSemen in 1881.
Furthermore, I have omitted
from this years team one of the
best friends I have, and one OF
the best young pitchers I have
ever seen. I have even disre-
garded the choice of the news
paper committee, which helps me
in this. selection, in leaving Lefty
Gomez off this team. And no
body in baseball has a higher
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The Washington times., 1932-09-10
MOhGUUks Practice
Tomorrow Morning

The Mohawks will meet tomor-
row morning at 10 o'clock at the
club house, SIS Eighth st. S. E.
before proceeding to a gridiron
for their first practice session of
the season.
Rob Roy Mackey, president Of
the Mohawk club, announced
that the opening game for the
team will take place october 2 at
the Griffith Stadium against an
opponent of high calibers
The Washington times., 1932-09-10
No Short-Arm Jolts

Briefly, this rule is changed
only slightly from previous
rules about the illc gal use of
hands. 1t means the jab, the
jolt, and the rabbit punch are
out. and that hands must be
open when used above the
shoulders.
Lastly is this change:
"FiUe players of the team re-
ceiUing the kickoff or free kick
are required to remain 1Oithin
tiUe yards of their restraining
line until the kick is actually
made"
Such a change is aimed at
the flying wedge and keeps
sufficient men outside their
own 45-yard line until after
the kickoff is made, to make it
impossible to form a flying
wedge. Too there is a rule
prohibiting certain hard-sur-
faced padding, but that needn't
bother the spectator,
The Washington times., 1932-09-10
SPORTS.
By KIRK MILLER
NeU Football Rules
Are Told Simply
Aimed at PiLing On
Check Flying Tackles
Against Closed Fists
And Flying Wedges

Within few Saturdays now, will be hearing the thud
of the pgn bouncing off ceated foot bobbng its
wobby way along the ground some grdron and to the
experienced eye change will have come over the game
To the Masses however, the great majority of spectators
who either knew much about the technique Of play
haven't been able keep up with the changes in playing
rules from to season. will be just another football
season-but the less welcome.
is for the few then. who like know what makes the
wheels go around that selecting this particular
Saturday about three weeks in advance of the to
discuss the four principal playing changes well the
which permits players who have been withdrawn
from return in subsequent period.
The Washington times., 1932-09-10
FISHING TRIPS
To CONTINUE

Capt. Noah Hazard will con.
tinue his weekend fishing excur-
sion indefinitely, he informs
Washington's great colony of
fishermen. He is planning special
fishing excursions during Sep
tember, including a special train
to Seaside.
Capt. Howard Hartge, skipper
of Miss Seaside, took out Joe
Thompson, Bert Olsen, Mike
Spinelli, Phil Catalano and
Frank Cosimano and they caught
all the blues, trout and spots
their heart desired.
The Washington times., 1932-09-10
Maxie-Mickey Bout
May Be Delayed
One Week

SUMMIT, N. j., Sept. 10.
The Mickey Walker.Max
Schmeling fight, scheduled
September 10 in New York to-
day faced a poStponement of
one week because of a recently
1anced boil on Walkers left
forearm which has not re-
Sponded to treatment.
Jimmy Johnston, of Madison
Square Garden, and a doctor
from New York were due in
Walkers camp here today to
examine Walker and confer
with Manager Jack KearnS on
the possible necessity of a
poStponement,
The Washington times., 1932-09-10
INSURANCERS MEET

The Insurance bowling league
will meet at the Lucky Strike al
leys Tuesday night to elect Off,
GERS and make plans for the COM
ing season. Insurance companies
desiring franchises are urged to
send representatives.