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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-18
Magyar gyozeleln
Los AngelesBen
Pelle Istv&n tornasz e. Enekes
Istvan boxbajnok gy6zelme. - 4
magyar usz6k vitt6k 81 q harma-
dix helyet a 500 mes staf6t&ban

Los Angelesb8l jelentik: - A
magyar olimpikonok szerepl6se
hatalmasan el0re vitte magyar
nevet nemzetek listajan. Pelle
Istvan magyar tornaszbajnok tel
jesitmenyei a verseny favoritjava
tettek magyar tornacsapat XII
tiin5en dolgoz6 biiszkeseget. A
nyujt6n nyerte meg egyenileg a
versenyt 6riasi f0lennyel. Tuda-
sa, stilusa olyan sep volt, hogy
egy percig sem volt ketseges a
gy5zelme. Eredmenye 58.3 pont
volt. Gy5zelmei utan 3 van els6
helyen pontszamban az 0sszetett
bajnoksagban.
A 800 meteres stafetat Japan
nyerte meg 1854 lido alatt, ami
uj olimpiai rekord. A japanok a
startt6l vegig vezetve gy3ztek a
versenyben. A magyarok ideie
9:31 volt, mig regi olimpiai re.
kord 1862.
Enekes Istvan, a magyar box
bainok ert6kes gy6zelmet aratott
egyik legjobbnak tartott 0k0lvi-
v6 ellen a 112 fontos osztalyban.
A francia CASTOR Fayoud volt ell
lenfele, akit k0nnyed6n es nagy
f0lennyel gy6z0tt lie.
Nagyarorszag gy0ny6rii kiizde-
lemben, biztosan verte Olaszor-
szag kardviv6it es 90 aranyl
gy6zelemmel megnyerte a karcsa-
pat vilagbajnoksagot.
A vizip6l6ban q magyar egyiit.
.tes biEtos f0lsnnyeE, 80 :0sardny@
ban verte Amerika valogatottjat
es ICY pontveszteseg nelkiil, ha.
talmas f0lennyel nyerte a vizip6-
l6 tornat.
Enekes Istvan, a magyar pc.
helysulyu eur6pai bajnok maso-
dix ellenfelet is legy6zte. Ellen
fele kival6 kepessegii olasz bo-
xol6, Edelweis Rodriguez volt.
Enekes ezzel gy6zelemmel a don
t3be keriilt es formaja utan itel.
We, els6 lehet sulycsoportjaban.
Ugy latszik, hogy a versenyek
vege fele fogjak a magyarok XII
.k0sz0riilni csorbat, ami ma
gyarok j6 neven esett az olim-
piasz els6 heteben. Pelle es Enc
kes szereplesevel egesz bizonyos,
hogy a tizedik helynel el3bbre
jut Magyarorszag neve listan
az olimpiasz befejeztekor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-18
A LORANTFFY EGYLET
RENDES HAVI GYULESE

ANLorAntffy Zsuzsanna N6egy-
let augustus 21-en, vasarnap
delutan 3 6rai kezdettel tartja
rendes havi gyiileset.
Kerjiik a tagok teljes szamu
sziyes megjeleneset. A tisztikar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-18
Macy DESC DETROIT
PLEBANOS KITttNTETESE

A papa Ft. Macy Dezs6t, a de-
troiti SIT. Kereszt hitk0zseg pie.
banosat, aki eddig a papai ka-
maras melt6sagot viselte, papai
prelatusnak nevezte XII. Ft. DR..
Macy Dezs6t ez kitiintetes har-
minc0t ewes koraban erte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-18
HELYREIGAZITAS

Az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap
multi heti szamanak Magyar
Nap-i tud6sitasab6l kimaradt
Kovacs Mikl6sne adomanya,
aki legszeb magyar ruh6t Vi
sel6 magyar leany masodik di-1
jat: egy babat IS harmadik d.
sjat: egy baba ruhat adom&nyo.
zott, melyet 3 helyen kesz-
seggel helyreigazitunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-18
A vas dragul
lesz t0bb munka
Tovabbi kedvez6 jelentesek 6r-
keznek a munkaviszonyok nemi
javulasard. - A t6zsdei arfolya-
mok tovabbi emelkedest mutatnak

M "A MuHhddlhdlMdh JdVuldSdVdl
a t6zsdei arfolyamok is sz0knek
f0lfele es viszont, munkaalkal-
max hanyatlasaval az arfolyamok
morzsol6dnak. Most mar har-
madik hete a t6zsdei arfolyamok
emelkedesevel egyidejiileg nun
kaalkalmak, ha mem is norma.
lis mederben es minden varosban.
de eszrevehet6leg nemi javulast
mutatnak.
A munkaalkalmak k0zeli javu-
lasanak legjobb jele, = kiil0n0-
sen a vas es aceliparban, - hogy
a myers es Greg vas hirtelen ar
emelkedest mutat. Chicagoban a
nyersvas SO centt6l $1-ig emelke-
dett tonnankent, Pittsburghban
so centtel. Az arak barometer
rendszeriiek: ha emelkednek, az
AIT jelenti, hogy t0bb rendeles.
ha leszallanak, kevesebbett jelent.
A nyersvas ara egesz nyaron at
hanyatlott lefele, csak most emel-
kedett. Javulas azonban csak
szeptemberre varhat6.
Kisebb javulas azonban mar
most erezhet6. A Republic Steel
warreni telepen nemi javulas
erezheto.
Az orszag vas. es acelmiiveiben
a munka 1921 szazalekos iizem.
menetii. A chicagoi k0rzetben leg
rosszabb a munkaalkalom, Bir-
mingham, Ala, Cleveland Is Buff,
fal6ban a legjobb. A Youngstown
k0rzetben Is szazalekos munka-
teljesitmennyel miikodnek vas
es acelgyarak.
A Youngstown Sheet & Tube
campbelli telepe f0lhalmoz6dott
rendeles folytan 100 munkast
hivott vissza r0videbb id6re.
A Pennsylvania Railroad va
suttarsasag julius h6 folyaman
1000 alkalmazottjat allitotta mum
kaba. Ertesiilesiink szerint a tar
sasag legut6bbi napokban ismet
1000 munkast helyezett ell kiilon-
bozS. varosokban.
A t6zsde eletrekeltesevel new
york; ugynoksegi irodakl is nagy
lendiiletnek 0rvendenek, = ngy
hogy t0bb ezer alkalmazott nyert
elhelyezest az iigynoksegi irodak-
ban.
Salem, O.-ban Mullins resz-
venytarsasag $700,O0O-os rende-
lest kapott szerszamgepekre. =
Ezen rendelessel egyidejiileg a
gyar SO munkast allitott mum
kaba.
A Pennsylvania vasuttarsasag
is nagy emelkedest mutat vasuti
kocsik gyartasaban.
Philadelphia, Pal bankokban
Is szazalekos volt a csekk-forga-
lom multi heten.
A pennsylvania textilgyarak,
valamint a banyak kisebb-na-
gyobb csoportokban visszahivjak
munkasaikat.
Cleveland, O.-ban a szerszam-
gyarak is megkezdtek miikode-
siiket.
st. Louis, Mo.-b6l jobb iizlet-
menetet jelentenek es a fem dra-
<s,,1ScE% aN
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-18

ra esem6nyelket irni,. psdig 4 \
kellstt volna emlekezni 4 Mag!
Nap igen szep erk0lcsi sikere \
IS italian mem is rem6lt nagysa
anyagi haszn&r6l.
A Youngstown es k6rnyeh d
gyarsag 6rdeme a Magyar Nap
sikere, inert barmilyen j6l s.
iigyesen keszitse el6 az a bizott-
sag, amelyet q Nagybizotts&g
kiild XII q Magyar Napot es
annak programmjat, magan
: magyarsAgon all, hogy a Ma
gyar Napot silreress6 tegye meg
jelenks6tel.
0r0m, igazi 6r0m volt latni a
Youngstown Is k0rnyeki magyar
sig igaz&n hatalmas sereget az
Idora Parlkban. 0r0m volt latni,
hogy iiltek 0ssze AZ '0regek'' be-
sx6lgetni, a fiatalok tancolni Is
mulatni.
Biiszkeseg t0lt0tt Ell, amikor
minden amerilxai, aki q parkban
volt, mind ait mondta, hogy .
magyarok biiszl5ek lehetnek szar-
mazasulra, fegyelmezettsSg
0sszetartasukra. (Azt persze mem
&rultuk el q gratulal6 amerikai-
aknak, hogy ext csak a Magyar
Napon meg q Marcus Idusan lat
hatja.)
AZ idei bizottsag, amely . Ma
gyar Napot elSksszitette, minden
dics6retet megerdemel. Habodasz
uusztav, Mixich Gaspar, Horvath
Antalne, Gagyi J&nos Is . bizott-
sag t0bbi tagjai, . miisor szerep-
16i mind meg6rdemlik q dics6retet.
A hetedik Magyar Nap kelle-
mes emleke lesz a Youngstown
es k0rnyeke magyarsaganak.
Mar t0bbsz0r megirtuk, hogy az
egyesiil6s iigyeben mi a mi alias
pontunk, AIT is megirtuk, hogy e
sorok ir6ja mem nyilatlozhat
ugy, mint sxeretne, inert hivatalo.
san tagja az egyesitesi bizott-
sagnak.
Az6rt mem foglalkoztunk be-
vebben a most dul6 harccal, anne
lyet ! SsSyeta1g tiszt yiselSi y i,ndi. Il.
tottalx meg, inert feliilkerekedett
benniil q bridgeport helyi erdek
es emiatt megbantak, hogy belle
mentek a Verhovayval az egye-
siilesbe.
Hat most villamharit6 kell:
"A Bridgeport" ban megindult
a cilkkezes, hogy nem szovetse-
get es verhovayt, hanem Sz0-
vetseget Is a Rak6czit kell egye-
siteni.
Walk6 uram siet megragadni
az allkalmat, hogy helyre iisse a
csorbat, amelyet az amerikai ma
gyarsag szemeben szenvedett,
amikor egy nagyon is meggondo-
latlan perceben a Sz0vetseg ju-
liusi szamaban egy cikket meg
eresztett.
Siet Walk6 uram kijelenteni,
hogy hive a sz0vetseg es Rak6czi
egyesiil6senek, de mem hive a
verhovay egyesiilesnek. Nagyon,
de nagyon j6l tudja Walk6 uram
es azok. alxik a vill&mharit6t ne.
ki fel&llitottalx, hogy a Rak6czi
erdekcsoportban meg kevesebb q
hajlam az IGAZI egyesiilesre,
mint a sz0vetsegn6l. Err6l mi,
alkik mar t0bb mint IL eve fara-
dozunk az egyesiiles letrshozasan,
mar r6gen meggy6z6dtiink.
Ne higyje senh sem, meg csak
egy percig sem, hogy 6n, vagy
asok, alxik q magyar egyletek
egyesit6si eszm6jdnek hivei, elle-
ne voln&nk q Sz0vetseg Is a Ra-
k6czi egyesiil6snek. s6t, ha AZ
t6nyleg komoly stadiumba jutna,
csek6ly tudasunkat Is j6akara-
tunkat felajanlan6k Is az egyesi-
test szivvel, lelekkel p&rtoln6k.
1YAlr:;..Ir ..n;,nIlAnp,, 1.rnrV~ = Cox
Evening star., 1932-01-05

found they would have to make con-
siderable revisions in their formulae.
Among the important results Of this
discovery was a new understanding OF
what was the best shape for an airShlp.
DR. Zahm made a number of expert
ments with various spindle-shaped and
fish-shaped bodies, and found that
certain torpedo shape, with rather
blunt nose and tapering stern, was the
most efficient. His investigation took
the guesswork out of airShip hull de-
signing and put it on sound scientific
basis. The effects soon became evident
in airship construction. The German
Gross and Parseval airships were the
first to be changed to conform with
the principles laid down by DR.. Zahm,
and when the British began to con-
Struct their first rigid airShip we are
informed that various shapes were
considered, and the one adopted was
that recommended by an American
professor named Zahm." The two fol-
cifically said to be of the "Zahm"
shape. The present day airships repre-
sent further development of the same.
Since December, 1929, DR.. Zahm has
been chief of the Division of Aeron9u-
tics in the Library of Congress. He is
there building up the most complete
aeronautical library in the world. In
addition to the wealth Of printed mate
riol available here, any serious student
of aeronauticS and allied subjects has
the privilege of personal consultation
with DR.. Zahm, who is daily giving
from his great experience to students
and teachers of aeronautics, authors
and inventors.
Evening star., 1932-01-05

Soviet Russia has a shortage of mo-
ton picture operators.
Evening star., 1932-01-05
KIDNAPPING VICTIM
CALLED TO PROBE
Mrs. DonneIIy and Husband
to Appear-Woman, Held,
Asks to Testify.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY. January 5.-Mrs
Nell Donnelly, wealthy garment manu-
facturer, was called before the Jackson
County grand jury today to aid in its
investigation of her abduction by a
band of kidnapers, allegedly headed by
Martin Depew, steam shovel operator
In addition to the victim, who was
released without payment of the $75,-
600 demanded by the kidnapers, sub
poenas were issued for her husband,
their attorneys and police officers.
George Charno, attorney for the al
legged leaders wife, Mrs. Ethel Depew
asked that his client also be allowed
to testify.
Mrs Depew. who fed with her hus
band from Kansas City the day after
Mrs. Donnelly's release, was arrested
in Bloomsbury. Pa, and returned here.
She is being held while efforts are be-
ing made to provide bond Of $4,000,
as stipulated by Judge A. c. Southern
in granting a writ of habeas corpus.
DepeW and several other suspects
still are at large. Three men, two Of
whom are said by police to have impli-
Gated Depew, are under arrest.
Evening star., 1932-01-05
CHEST ADVISORS
TO DISCUSS DRIVE
Committee Will Meet at
Home of Coleman Jennings
This Afternoon.

Every phase Of the coming Community
Chest drive will be discussed at meet
ing of the Advisory Committee this
afternoon in the nome of Coleman Jen-
nings, 2221 Massachusetts, avenue.
Leaders predicted suggestions for
carrying out the campaign plan would
strike a keynote for the entire mcVe-
ment. These recommendations later
viii be submitted to the Special Gifts
Committee Consideration will be given
to every detail.
The Advisory Committee was formed
because Edward F. Colladay, general
chairman, hopes to obtain the greatest
possible support this year through en-
liStment of outstanding citizens IN all
branches of the Chest army. Mr.. Col
ladav reiterated washington faces the
greatest .peace-time problem in its his
tory and every citizen must be inter-
ested if it is to be solved.
Those accepting membership on the
committee included:
Mrs. H. F. Stone, Mrs. Virginia White
Speel William Montgomery, L. P.
Steuart, DR.. Lucius c. Clark Simon
Kann. Secretary of State Henry L.
StimSon, Samuel j. Prescott, Mrs. j.
Borden Hartman, DR.. George c.
Havenner. Frank S Hight, J. Philip
Hermann Joseph H. Hines, Frank j.
Hogan. Mrs. Archibald Hopkins, Frank
R. Jelleff, Coleman Jennings, Edmund
F.. Jewell, Harry King, Mark Lansburgh,
Abram Lisner, Thomas P. Littlepage,
Mrs. Jacob Leander Loose, George B.
Mcclellan, Bishop William F. Mcdowell,
Bishop John Mcnamara, Dr. Cloyd Heck
Marvin, Mrs. Edgar A. Merritt, DR.. w.
Coleman Nevils, Mrs. Mary T. Norton,
Theodore w. Noyes, George w. Offutt jr.;
C. H. Pope, DR.. Luther H. Reichel-
derfer. Nellie Tayloe Ross, Cuno H.
Rudolph, Right Rev. James H. Ryan,
Belle Sherwin, Dr. Abram Simon, Merle
Thorpe, Mrs Hugh c. Wallace Justice
Alfred A. Wheat, Ray Lyman Wilbur,
Frederic William Vile, John F. wilkins,
George A. G. Wood, Byron S. Adams,
Hugh D. Auchincloss. Mr.. and Mrs.
F. H Beach. Henry P. Blair, Miss Mabel
T Boardman, Dr. Arthur c. Christie,
Dwight Clark, John B. COlpoys, William
S. Corby. Gen. Herbert B. Crosby Mrs.
Whitman Cross, Bancroft c. Davis, Mai.
D. A. Dawson, F. Trubee Dawson,
Frederic A. De.ano, Clarence Phelps
Dodge John joy Edison, William w.
Everett, Bishop James f. Freeman,
Julius Garflnckel, Gilbert H Grosvenor,
William F. Ham and John H. Hanna.
Evening star., 1932-01-05
SAFE-CRACKERS FLEE
WHEN SEEN ON JOB
Passerby, Attracted by Light,
Looks In on Yeggs Hammering
on Strongbox.

Safe crackers at work in the plant
of the Schindlers Peanut Products
Co., at 1889 South Capitol street, were
frightened away last night when a
passerby looked into a window and
saw them hammering away at the
strong box
A. D. Wright. 1000 block Fourteenth
street, was walking past the establish
ment when light in the rear Of the
building attracted his attention. Peer
ing through the front window he saw
two men trying to open the safe.
The yeggmen fed through the rear
Of the structure when Wright appeared.
Police searched the neighborhood but
could find no trace of the men.
Evening star., 1932-01-05
POLICEMEN TO INSTALL
NEW OFFICERS TONIGHT
Gen. Glassford and Members of
Congress Expected to Attend
Association Meeting.

Recently elected officers of the Po-
Hcemen's Association of the District
will be installed at a meeting tonight
at o'clock in Odd Fellows Temple,
400 Seventh street
Brig. Gen. Pelham D. Glassford, chief
of police, who was elected a member of
the association at its last meeting, is
expected to attend the meeting Guests
invited include Representative Wright
Patman of Texas Representative Paul
Kvale of Minnesota and Col John
Thomas Taylor, national legislative
representative of the American Legion.
w H. McGrath, attached to the first
precinct. is the newly elected president.
Other officers to be installed include
Pvt. P c. Wheeler, first vice president,
and Pvt. D. A. Davis, second vice
president.
Evening star., 1932-01-05
SCULPTOR KILLS SELF

oliver N. Burdette, 72, Ends Life
With Shotgun in Attic of Home.
HASTINGS-ON HUDSON, N. Y,
January CP).-Oliver N. Burdette. 70,
architectural sculptor, killed himself
with a shotgun yesterday in the attic
of his residence here. He had suffered
Evening star., 1932-01-05
ANTI-INJUNCTION BILL
AGAIN TO FACE SENATE
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Legislation to curb authority of the
courts in issuing injunctions in labor
disputes will come up again next week
in the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Senator Norris, its chairman, said he
would bring up for action on Monday
bill drawn by a subcommittee last
year in place of the original measure
sponsored by Senator Shipstead of Min
nesota, the Farmer-Labor member.
There will be no hearings, for the
needed facts were developed at extend
ed sessions a year ago.
Evening star., 1932-01-05

from nervous breakdown for eight
months
He did ornamental work on public
buildings in Philadelphia, st, Louis and
Detroit.
Evening star., 1932-01-05
Mode Neckwear

The Mode F at Eleventh
Evening star., 1932-01-05
CHILE NOTES BOND ISSUE
Bill for Rediscountable Wales of
2oo,ooo,OOo Pesos Passed.

SANTIAGO, Chile, January 5 tP.-
The Chilean Congress passed bill last
night providing for the issuance of
200 900, 900 pesos worth of wales or
emergency bonds, to satisfy the f1nan-
cial needs of the government and pay
for public works.
The issue would amount virtually to
paper money in a different form, since
wales" may be rediscounted by the
countrys central bank Most Of the
issue would be taken by banks.
Evening star., 1932-01-05
Air Pioneer 20 Today
DR. ALBERT zAHM STUDIED FLYING CURTIss WAS BABY

.HE nestor of aeronautical science
is 10 years old today. He is Dr.
Albert F. Zahm, chief of the
division of aeronautics in the
7 1T
Evening star., 1932-01-05
Retired B, G. O. Worker Dies.

CHERRY RUN, w. Va, January 5
Especially George w. Linton, 81, re-
tired B. & o. worker, died at his home
here following an illness of several years.
Surviving are the widow, four sons, two
daughters and one sister Burial will
be made tomorrow at Sleepy Creek.
Evening star., 1932-01-05

Although after 30 years service Lon
don policemen can retire with a pen
sion of two-thirds of their pay, a large
number are retiring five years ahead of
time with a pension of one-half
Evening star., 1932-01-05
Regular Delivery

Over 100000 families read The
Star every day The great ma
jority have the paper delivered
regularly every evening and Sun
day morning at a cost of IL
cents daily and cents Sunday.
If you are not taking advantage
of this regular service at this low
rate, telephone National 5000 now
and service will start tomorrow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-22
MICHIGAN HURLS
 AS TOMMIES BEAT
 CHARGERS 4TO 1
North Enders Deadlock !. Victims for City League 2 Leaderslip-Bill SchO-
 field Hits Timely

q sHafty" Michigan. upholding the Golora of the North End Thomas Hub for the first time in three wearm, limited tho Garage nine to live hits last night as Kenny Duimet's club went into D tic for Hrnt plaae in tho City Amateur hngua standing defeating the Me- Nhanlon In a postponed game at Hamilton Park, { to l.
 ~ For seven innings the former Salisbury moundamen blanked the Nrntages of George Tracey and Would have registered a shutout Mad not steven Handelewich. Hh0maaton veteran, doubled In the eighth frame scoring on Percy Att woods second single of the game. HMleh" famed seven of the Cara gers while Atwood whitfield one more, through being nieked Tor oight hits,
 a Tho Tommles started their attack tn Atwood in the opening frame. Herb Colby singled over second, kut was out on Blll Harnick's out. Harold Dunn singled of Atwood s ulove, Colby going to third. George Mullisan famed, but "rokes" Mar fina tllled the bases when Hobby Ereaterex dropped Paul Mueller's Shrew for a force play at second, Billy Nohefeld singled to left scor- &ng HaFntek and Dunn as Mickey Bowen filed out for the final cout. The box score,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-22
WOMEN'S DOUBLES REACH FINALS
 AT ESSEX CLUB

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-22
DAVIES TO PLAY
 K. OF |. SATURDAY

The Knights of Lithuania will make their debut on the remodeled South school diamond in oakville tomorrow afternoon meeting Leo orsinis Oakville Davies at 2 o. clock. Rocco Mara will handle the indicator.
 Last night the villers journeyed to Thomaston where they were setback by Harry Lynch's Kaceys at the Sanford avenue grounds, 5 to. 1. Both teams scored their runs in the early innings, the Clock Towners pounding Charley Semaitis for four markers in the initial frame and another in the following cantO.
 Tony Serduck hurled for the home club and was nicked for q run in the initial setto and three more in the third. No scoring was done by either nine during the last four frames. The Colored Giants will play the Davies Tuesday night in Oakville.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-22
STATE GOLF CHAMP
 WINS ONE DAY
 PLAYATRYE,N. Y.
Mrs Thomas Hucknall of W00dway Posts Low Gross of 66 Mrs Stevens 07

Rye. N. Y. July 2t.-Mrs Thom. as Hucknall of the Woodway Country club turned In the low gross score of SC in the one-dny tournament of the Women's Vest chester and Fairfield County Golf association to-day over the course of the Apawanis Country club. 80 competing.
 Prize for the best net score went to Miss F.. Matthews of the homo club. with 92-16-76. Mrs c. P. Collins. also of Apawamis. had tho least number of putts--29-while the best selected score for twelve holes was made by Mrs Edward Stevens of Round Hill with a total of 50.
 Mrs Hucknall's card was as fol- lows.
 Out ..5 54344 7-4s In ....65 4 456 6 3-43-86
 The Scores :,
 Mrs Thomas Hucknall, Wood
 way, c. C. S6 Mrs Edward Stevens. Round
 Hill 87 Mrs H. Arnold Jackson. Green-
 wien vV Mrs c. P. Collins, Apawamis 90 Mrs G. E. Hite. Apawamis 92 Mrs Joseph Quirk, Greenwich 92 Miss E. Matthews, Apawamis 92 Mrs Myra Patterson, Westches-
 ter 94 Mrs c. W. Breck, siwonoy o5 Mrs Russell Holman, Innes Ar
 den 95 Miss Alice Warner, Greenwich 96 Mrs D. M. Willard, Wingfoot 97 Miss Betty Pietch, Tamarack 97 Mrs H. J. Barthorlomae, Fair <,
 field c. c. 97 Miss c. Chapman, Brooklawn 9S Mrs Harry Dow, Westchester 98 Mrs Anthony Basslcy. Westches-
 ter 99 Miss Marie Martin, Apawamis % Mrs Lonie Jenkins. Westches-
 ter Golf and Tennis go Miss Helen Silleck, Greenwich 99 Mrs Clarlne Moore, Wee Burn 1O3 Mrs F. W. Charske, Wee Burn .103 Mrs H. E. Walker. Apawamis 1O4 Mrs Maynard Hoyt. Westchcster
 Hills 104 Mrs J. W. Lambert, woodway i04 Mrs F. Higby, Siwanoy 105 Mrs Charles s. King, Scarsdale 105 Mrs T. W. Kinney, Ardsley 106 Mrs Walter Perry, Fairfield
 C. c. 10G Mrs George 1T. Sheldon, Wood-
 way 10e Mrs W. K. Loomis, Siwanoy I07 Miss I. Gwynne. Apawanls i0S Mrs r. T. Martin, Wee Burns III Mrs Y, n, Davis. ScArsdalA 1l2 Mrs J. W. Barnhart, Westches-
 ter li3 Mrs J. W. Barnhart, Westches-
 ter 113 Mrs Gilbert Browning. Green.
 wich ltJ Mrs J. r. Burke, scarsdaie if4 Mrs C. H. Hathaway, St An.
 drews f14
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-22
BUDDY HOWARD ON
 NEW HAVEN CARD

New Haven, July p = Buddy Howard. pride and joy of Newhall- vile. and former national amateur heavyweight champion has been signed by Matchmaker George Null ligan to appear on one of the pre- liminary bouts on the card which Is to be presented at the White City Stadium next Thursday night and which will feature George Court ney, Oklahoma, and Al Gainer. New Haven, in ten-roupd return match.
 Howard hasn't been seen in ac- ton in these parts in some time. But despite his absence from local fight presentations. he has contin- ued to keep. himself in shape, work ing out almost daily. He is reported In fine fettle and hopes to show his followers some of his old time vigor when he steps into the ring on Thursday evening.
 Two other preliminary attrac. tions were also booked by Mulligan yesterday. For one he signed Baby Bear and Carmen Knapp, two of the city's leading liglAweights and Jack Renault of this city and Billy O'Brien of Derby.