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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-05-12

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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-05-12
GY6NGYsZEMEK

A tovis es liliom, mikor nGni
kezdenek: egyformat mutatnak.
Alig lehet Observation-Disclosures egyi-
ket a masiktol.
Csak akkor deriil XII, mi xii
l0nbseg kozottjk, mikor feln6t-
TEX.
Az egyik edes illatot ad az en-
berisegnek, mask pedig eget6
fajdalmat es szenvedest.
Minden allat parosaval, yagy
tarsaival megy vadaszni.
De kigyo, az egyediil jar az
uton.
A madar biiszken repUl leve-
goben.
A kigyo csendesen csuszik alat-
ia a porban.
Nit gondolsz, NIT nez hideg
szemevel?
A madar arnyekat. 9,,-
Csak repiiljon. csak tiindok0l-
Jon a madar napban. B az ar
nyekot nezi es lassan csuszik uta-
ma. Egyszer lie fog szallni ma
gasbol, akkora q is odaer es meg.
5lheti a porban.
Ejjel, mikor vilagitott neked a
fiiben, kis kek langgal, AIT mond-
tad r6la: Draga csopp faklyam,
edes paranyi tiizem, koszon0m!
De most mar reggel van es at
mondod rola: Milyen csuf kis fe-
kete bogar.
Minden szerencsetlenseg abbol
szarmazik a vilagon, hogy egyik
ember mem tudja magat belekep.
zelni a mask helyzetebe.
A k0nnyelmii ember a komoly
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Harom tulajdonsagot az ALA
tokt6l kapott az ember:
AIT, ahogy felno, ait, ahogy
taplalkozik Is AIT, ahogy elpusz-
tul.
De harom tulajdonsagot az an
gyalokt6l 0r0k0lt az ember; ha-
rom egi adomanya ez minden ha-
land6nak.
Tud beszelni. Lat es megert. Is
f0ldi utjan egyenesen jar, az
Eg fele egyenesedve, mint az
angyalok.
Sok Wagon, sok gond, semmi
vagyon, meg t0bb gond.
Ez . vil&g sorsa: EgyilnA van
. tsrisSnya, m&silmM van hozz& a
p6us.
OLVASSA Az AMERIKAI
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-05-12
0vatos ferj

Papucs urtol mekerdezte egy
tarsasagban valaki:
Hogy 6rzi magat?
Papucs ur odafordul fclese-
gehez, Is felenken fiiggeszti ri a
szemet
Mama, hogy GREEN magam
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-05-12

befolyt 0sszeget n6piinlS szege-
nyei kozott osztiuk ki, hogy ne
mileg enyhitve legyen nyo-
maszt6 helyzetiik. Szeretettel hi
vunk es fogadunk mindenkit.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-05-12

e ho els6 vasarnapjan emleke-
zett meg gyiilekezet lelkesze
felszentelesenek 10. evfordul6ja-
r6l. Mt. Kalassay Sander predi-
kalt, DR.. Nanassy Lajos imadko-
zott eS Mt. Kruchio Antal bibliat
olvasott. Az L. Presb. Egyhazat
DR.. Wishart kepviselte mondott
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let utan $50 teritekes vacsora ko-
vetkezett. Az egyhaz tagsaga al
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csorahoz szikseges targyakat egy-
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nSegyleti tagjaink keszitettfk ell
A megemlekezesert es szeretetert
helyen is fogadjak resztvey6k
q lelkesz halas k0szonetet.
Egyh&sunk ifjus&ga lilo ko-
molys&ggal emlekezett meg az
tdesanyakr6l a mutt vas6rnap.
Reggel az iinnepl6k serege t0lt0t-
to meg q templomot, este pedig
alkalmi programot adtak az ifjak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-05-12
Andrasfalvy de Andrasfava
REGENY
Irta WERNER GYULA

Irta: WERNER GYULA

Sirtam is egy keveset, most faj
a feiem az almatlansagt6l. Egy
k0nyvet olvastam az este ir-
toztato konyv az. Metsz6 igazsa-
gok vannak benne. megfajdul be-
lie az ember szive, ha olvassa.
ErGsen szemebe neztem.
Csak egy k0nyvet ismerek
olyant gr6fn6, melyr6l fclteszem.
hogy almatlan cjszakat szerez
minden magyar n6nek. Alf6ldi
ropirat magyar nok hivatasar6l.
En- megyettem minap. elolvas-
tam. asztalomon feledtem. ICY
keriilhetett igazan mOndom.
hogy akaratom ellen - Il gr0fno
kezebe.
= Tgen. az Alfoldi k6nvvc volt
Ki ez az ember9
- AIT hiSzem. anev. Ugy mond
jak egyik vezerpolitikusunk.
Akarki irta. k0nyve alkal-
mas felrazni benniinket. magyar
n6kct. akik az ut6bbi idShen
szinte Observation-Disclosures a nagy
.ttlensegbe. Semmit sem tettiink.
hogy vedjiik nyelviinket. Nfzzen
meg engem. Oseim kuruc genera
liSok voltak az en- gyermekeim
mem tudnak magyarnl. Minden
idegen @ hazban. hol szazados
harSfak alatt magyar urak ia
nacskoztak d0nt0ttek el orsza-
COS fontosSagu iigyeket. Szegyen-
lem magamat.
= Mines nit szegyelnie. grofn0
valaszoltam szeliden, revedezG te-
kintetet keresve. A kor hibaja.
mem egyedGl az one. hogy ijssze-
tett kezekkel nezziik nemzetiink
romlasat. Eleg az, hogy mar tu-
.datara jutott nemes. nagy hiva-
tasanak. Idegen emberhez ment
ferjhez. gr6fn6 = ne iit6dj6k meg
oszintesegem felett. ez mar $40
kasOm - neki kell az on kedye-
ert megmagyarosodm mem meg
forditva. Eek az 8 emberei: ina
sa. kocsisa. vadasza. kuktaja. $40
balanva. egyt6l egyig j6 magyar
lesz, ha ON akaria. gr6fn6. Egy
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keSzsegesen elsajatitja a nvelvct.
melyen gyermekei as feleSage be-
szelnek, mely nyelve azon or
szagnak, hol renoeteg. feiedelmi
birtokai vannak.
= Igaza van, kisasszony -
monda a gr6fn6, = mem is olyan
aldozat az. amit t6liik kivan:
csak egy kis hiiseget ragaszko-
dast ker nyelviinkh0z. Ahhoz az
edes. sep nyelvhez. melyet j6
anyankt6l tannltunk.
E kozben keskeny gyalogutra
tert gr6fn6, mely szantofol-
dekre vezetett. A f0ldb6l mezei vi
ragok bujtak el6, fax mar Vi
ragozni kezdtek. Libak. elSre
nyujtott nyakkal kigy6sziszeges.
sci rohantak gelenk. Kicsinyeiket
feltettek t6liink.
Az aranyos ver6fenvben mehek
d0ngicseltek IS ercszinii muslicak
leptek ell a gr6fn6 vallait. Kend6-
jewel hajtotta ell az apr6 leeyeket.
melyek ujra vissza j0ttek.
Nehany sor barazdan mentiink
at. A grofn6 elegans kis cip6je ell
merritt a friss szantasban. A veg.
telen tabla felszantva feketellett.
az ekevasak. mint erdei forrasvi-
eek, ugy csillamlottak messzir6l.
A beresek kis. mozg6 pontoknak
latszottak. amint az exc utan bal
lagtak.
Greg akacfa alatt allottunk
meg. mely alatt szant6-vet6 en-
berek pihentek edesdeden, i6l
vegzett mnnka utan. A gr6fn1
hirtelen felem fordult.
Mem vagyok kivancsi es j.
letlensegnek tartanam az on tit
kai ntan kutatni; de erdekl6d6m
on irant, inert gyermekeim ESQ.,
dalatosan szeretik s. inert visele-
z u ~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-05-12

nyitottak utat menekiilni ke-
sziil6 nepszonokig. Csakhamar
negy.0t asszony fogta az ipszet.
kegyetleniil vegigsimogatva ha-
tat guzsalynyelek parazsiitesclvel
elhalmozva ct mindazZal a cim-
mel, amit csak haragos asszonyok
kepzelete kiizdelem hevtben l<l-
talalhatott.
A megmotozott igynoknel kom-
promittal6 leveleket talaltam a
rend6rbiztostol. Xxi nagyon is at
latszo tolvajnyelven kerdezosk0-
d0tt: erik-e mar a vctes $ mum
kaba allhatnak-e mar az aratok :;
aratok alatt bizonyara a keszen-
tartott katonasagot Is zsandar-
sagot ertve
A lefiilelt ntpszonok helyet ell
foglalva. r0vidcn megmagyaraz-
tam nepnek. mily nagy veszcly-
ben forgott. Meg6rttettem veliik.
hogy a magyar nepet jegrc akar-
lax vinni halalos ellenSegei. Nyu-
galomra. csendeS. bekes mmkara
hivtam fel 0ket. inert mi varha
tunk. Anelkiil. hogy fegyvert fog
nank, anelkiil. hogy yer folynek
gy6zedelmeskedni kell nemzet
igazsagos iigyenek.
Az asszonynep azalatt sep SIZE
revel kapacitalta edes urat. A ka-
szakat hasznalhatatlan kovaS
puskakat hamarosan elrejtettek.
Mire nagy trombitaszoval ket sza-
zad vasasnemet nyargalt be a ia
lu f6utcajan. "fenyegetett
rend" helyreallitasara: akkorra
mar csendesek voltak az utcak. s
az en- polgartarsaim lebocsatott
zsalugaterek hiiv0s arnyekab6l
neztek a vegigvonul6 lovassagot.
nemileg szegyenkezve rata. hogy
ezen a napon fenyesen bebizonvo-
sodott az asszonyok okossaga. ok
ragadvan magukhoz a falu kor-
manyat -.
Kes6 este volt. mikor hazafe-
le mentem.
A holdvilagos fjszakan szerel-
mes gondolataim voltak. ugy sze-
rettem volna mindazt maganak
elmondani dragam.
De maya tavol volt. pedig sze-
rettem volna tudni. meg van-e
elegedve velem9
Mem azert. amit tettem inert
hisz mem tettem semmit: = ha-
mem j6 szandekfrt. ami a szi-
vemet csordultig >megt0lt0tte.
Katinka-Attilanak.
I'm is tettem valamit. kedves
Attila, nemcsak maga. A k0nyek
vegigfolytak az arcomon, oily jo-
iziien nevettem a maya asSzony
sz0vetsegesein, paraszt Dob6 Ka-
ticain. Mert = ha meg mem tud-
ma, nekem meg abban is magyar
termeszetem van, hogy sirva vi
gadok. Igen. igen a szemem mind
jart tele lesz k0nnyel, ha nevetek
De mem ezt akarom erteni azalatt.
hogy en- is tettem valamit.
Tegnapel0tt reggel, amint ne
hany perccel napfelkelte el6tt
parkban setaltam. varatlanul
gr6fn3vel talalkoztam.
A fax fels6, vekony galya 6le-
sen meg volt vilagitva, de torzs
meg arnyekban volt.
A gr6fno halvany volt kisse,
AIT mondta, az ejjel rosszul aludt.
Egy j6 darabig sz6tlannl Is ked-
vetleniil lepdelt mellettem. Siirii
lombfolyos6n athaladva, park
vegehez jutottunk. Hirtelen. mint
ha feliilr6l hullna ala, szel futott
At az agakon A tavalyi szaraz le-
velek hulltak az ultra. gyepre. a
gr6fn6 ruhajara es fejere. Mint
ha a gyenge tavaszi szel a nap
f4nyt megmozgatna. oily eleven
hnllamzas tamadt az egesz kert-
ben.
"A, napfenvnek ez hullamzasa
atcsapott szomszedos mez0kre.
- x~1.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-05-12

OLVASSA Az AMERIKAI
MAGYAR HIRLAPOT
Evening star., 1932-02-06
VIRGINIA RING STARS
WILL FACE CAROLINA
Three Dixie Loop Champions on
Cavalier Team That Battles
Tarheels Tonight.

UNIVERSITY, Va, February g.
Virginia's varsity boxers will present a
strong front against North Carolina in
the dual match here tonight.
All three of Virginia's individual
conference champions will take part in
the meet, which is expected to attract
a crowd close to 4000.
Capt. Fenton Gentry, light-heavy
title holder. who has moved up into the
heavyweight class, will oppose either
Hugh Wilson or Jim Carruths, prob
ably the former. Douglas Myers,
middleWeight champion, is to engage
jim Wadsworth, the slugging left
handed Tarheel.
In what gives promise OF being the
feature bout, Bobby Goldstein, who won
the featherwe;ght title for the Cavaliers,
will oppose his old rival, Marty Levin
son, veteran Carolina 125-pounder.
Lewis Reiss. foot ball captain-elect,
will be called upon to meet K. 0.
Brown of Carolina in the light-heavy-
weight division.
Mark Russell Virginia, and Jimmy
Williams, Carolina, both new men, are
to meet as bantamweights. The same
will be true in the lightweight class,
where Tom Fishburne, Cavalier, is to
swap punches with FurChess Raymer.
The welterweight class will bring to-
gether Hal Stuart, who is undefeated
in his first year of varsity boxing fer
Virginia, and Nat Lumpkin, Carolina
junior reserve, who has won three
matches and lost one this season.
Evening star., 1932-02-06
TOPPING, Dixie Sprint Flash,
Starts Campaign Tonight to
Bring Olympic Title to U. S.

go about feet inches tall But
there's speed in every inch of him He
was second to Wykoff in the national
l00-yard dash last year. Since then.
according to Gormley, he has run the
century mines times in 9.6 seconds and
twice in 95 without starting blocks
The poorest time he has had in a year
was 10 fiat.
TOPPINO was one Of the squad of
l. American track and field stars
who toured South Africa last Fall
and he was as successful as his COM
patriots in beating all opposition.
Speaking of the Olympics, TOPPING
said
"Wykoff is the champion. but don t
let anybody tell you this Tolan isn't
dangerous. He gets away like a shot
and he's mighty hard to pass. He's
especially good at 100 meters. If ex-
pect to win I've got to develop a start
that'll keep me in front from the very
first jump.
I've been training for over a month
down home on 26-foot track. mostly
Just practicing my start. I think it's
improved"
Evening star., 1932-02-06
Varied Sports
BASKET BALL.

BASKET BALL.
Duke. Al; V. M l., 26.
Vanderbilt, 80; Alabama, 80.
Ohio State, 30; Virginia, 26.
Marshall, 81; West Virginia Wes-
leyan, 81.
Tulane, rs; Auburn, 81.
Franklin and Marshall, 81; Dickin-
son. %.
Florida, 36; Clemson 25.
University of Mississippi, 81; MiSSis-
sippi State formerly Miss. A. and M
19
Farman, 20: Newberry, a.
Millsops, 54; Louisiana College, %.
Drexel, 29; Gettysburg, "a.
Southwestern of Memphis, 81; Union
u, "a.
Texas Tech, 81; Cameron Aggies
LaWton. Okla), %.
william Jewell, "a; Tarkio, 27.
Fort Hays State College, 80; South
western Winfield Kans), "a.
Knox. 38; Ripon, 26.
Grinnell, %; Oklahoma Agges %,
Coe, 81; Monmouth, 30.
Baldwin, Wallace, So Kent State, 18.
Ohio Northern, 35: Otterbein, "a.
Xavier. 81; Detroit u. %.
Wistenberg, 35; Wabash IT,
Kansas, 40: Iowa State, 27.
University of South Carolina, 81;
College of Charleston, %.
Marines, 34 Guilford, 90.
University of Pennsylvania Military
College, 46; University of Delaware, 27.
Niagara University, "a; Clarkson, 33.
North Dakota, 40; South Dakota Uni
versity, 26.
Carleton, 40; Lawrence. %.
Augsburg CMinneapolis), AZ; st. Olaf,
Syracuse; 25; Creighton, 49,
Murray tKyD, Teachers, 36; Middle
(TennD, Teachers, %.
Baylor, "a; Arkansas, %.
Northwest Missouri Teachers, of
Maryville, 26; Central Missouri Teach
ers' of Warrensburs. 10.
Montana State, 33; Utah State, 81.
Colorado Teachers College, So; COL
orado University, 81.
Colorado College, 35 Colorado Aggies,
25.
wyoming. So; Denver University 10.
College of Emporia, 3d. Baker, "a.
East Central Oklahoma Teachers, %:
Northwestern Oklahoma Teachers, 26.
Daniel Baker, %; Abilene Christian,
rs.
washington State College, 81; oregon
State College. %.
Bethany AZ; aMcPnerSCn, 10.
Rockhurst, 36; Kansas Wesleyan, 23
University of Montana, %; Gonzaga,
27.
Southern California, 81; Stanford, 29
University of Washington, SO; Univer-
sity of Oregon, 29..
University of California, "a; Univer-
sity of California ct Los Angeles, %.
Idaho Southern Branch, Al; Montana
Normal, "a.
COLLEGE WRESTLING.
Oklahoma Aggies, rs; Kansas State, 8.
COLLEGE HOCKEY.
Princeton, 8; Boston University, !.
Michigan Tech, l. Minnesota, o.
PRO HOCKEY.
Chicago Shamrocks, ); st. Louis
Flyers, !.
Evening star., 1932-02-06
TARHEELS SEEKING
MARYLAND'S SCALP
Want Revenge for Pair of
2-Point Lickings They
Took Last Season.

HAPEL HILL, N. c.. February
6.-The splendid new Shepard
edition Of the North Carolina
basket bal lteam will invade
College Park tonight to play Maryland
in a game which should prove big test
for It's chances in the Southern tourna-
ment.
The White Phantoms held Maryland
to 2-point margins twice last year, Cnce
at College Park and again at Atlanta.
This year the Tarheels are intent on
revenge.
Coach Shepard is trusting that the
boys will play ball such as they played
against Duke, when they beat the Blue
Devils, 81 to 20, after the latter had
taken State into camp by 10 points.
Ten players are making the trip.
There are the regulars, Vergil Weathers
and Wilmer Hines, forwards; Paul Ed
wards, center, and Capt. Tom Alexan-
der and Dave McCachren. guards, and
five reserves, Stuart Chandler, Milton
Barber, George Brandt, Dave Henry
and Dan Jones, guards
Weathers, McCachren, Brandt and
Jones are sophomoreS, and the first
named is leading Hines N a close race
for high-scoring honors. Hines, Cband-
Ter, Barber and Henry are juniors, and
Alexander and Edwards are seniors.
Evening star., 1932-02-06
MONTGOMERY CUNTS
MAINTAIN LOOP PACE
Takoma- Silver Spring High and
Bethesda Chevy Chase Score
Easy Victories.

SILVER SPRING, Nd, February g.
Takoma- Silver Spring High School ran
its Montgomery County Basket Ball
League streak to eight straight yester-
day, experiencing little difficulty in
downing Sherwood High % to 10, at
Sandy Spring.
The winners started with a fast at
tack and Unexpectedly ran up a 1874
count on the Sandy Springers at half
time
Bethesda Chevy Chase High easily
kept its second-place standing, defeat
ing Rockville, 40 to 6, in the Bethesda
gym.
In preliminaries, Sherwood girls dealt
Takoma- a-Silver Spring girls their first
defeat of the season in a 36-to-32 affair
and Bethesda lassies trounced Rock
vile, 40 to 20.
Evening star., 1932-02-06
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR.

ZOE TURNER, world middleveight
wrestling champion, will grapple
with Jess Hanson tomorrow night
at the Gayety.
Catholic University's prospective
pitchers and catchers soon will be-
gin limbering, according to Manager
Jimmy Wood. Prospects for another
good season are bright. as veterans
of last year will be at hand along
with promising new players. Aspir-
ants will include Capt. Green,
Clancy, Ryan, Hummer, McDon-
nell, Zachary, Hessler, McGill, Mars
den, Hayes, Widmayer. OReilly,
Kelly and Jim and John Koran.
Hooper, who played in the Eastern
League last year, may be named
coach. a.
Western High for the first time
will be represented this year in the
Pennsylvania relay carnival. Miss
Westcott. principal, has given per-
mission for the team to compete.
Leading Western basketers are
Misses Goodloe, Miller. Bridges,
Needham. Holcomb, Stuart, Newell
Haiker, Heron, Berry, Smith, Wiley
Davis and Dyer.
Manager w. S. Grace of the
Maryland Agricultural College base
ball team has about completed
schedule. Smith, Hoffeckar. Duck
EFT and Bean are being counted upon
as pitchers.
Evening star., 1932-02-06
15O-M|LE BOAT GAIT
SEEN BY GAR WOOD
Makes Prediction After Set
ting Record of Hip in
Miss America TX.
v the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
AZ IAMI BEACH, Fla, February s.
M "A speed of $50 miles an hour
with high-powered boats is
foreseen by Gar Wood, who
yesterday set world record Of 111.712
miles an hour with his Miss America
TX on Indian Creek here.
This speed, Wood said after estab-
fishing his record, lis merely a question
Of efficient design of boat hulls and
increased power. A lot of power in the
lightest possible boat will turn the
trick"
A southwark run over the measured
nautical mile course when the Miss
America was clocked at 112434 miles
an hour was described by Wood as
comfortable as tour in a baby car
rlage." A northWard run, timed by
electrical devices on shore at 10 989
miles an hour was "a bit rougher-and
sloWer-but worth it, for at the end
we were told we had surely established
new world record"
Don Will Try Again.
The average of the two runs was
l.489 statute miles an hour faster than
the previous record of 110.223 estab-
llShed by Kaye Don, with Miss England
II at Lake Garda Italy, last July.
Don has announced he will make an
other speed run with Miss England
boat next June at place to be Sc
lected. OF the possibility of the Briton
eclipsing the Miss Americas speed,
Wood said;
We have no plans for the immediate
future. 1t has been announced Mr..
Don will try for a record in June. More
than likely we will await the result of
ms trials before We make any more
official runs"
Wood will leave Sunday for cruise
70 the Yucatan with C. F. Kettering,
Detroit automobile executive, and
party aboard Ketterings yacht.
Evening star., 1932-02-06
HELPS HYATTSVILLE FIVE
Mounts Defeat of Maryland Park
About Settles Court Issue.

MOUNT RAINIER. February g.
HyattSVllle High Schools basket ball
team today is an oddS-on favorite to
win the Prince Georges County scholas-
NC championship, the result of Mount
RAINIER Highs 1884 victory here yes
terday over Maryland Park High.
Hyattsvlle recently eliminated Mount
Rainier from the title running by win
ming best two-out of three series
Maryland Park would get a crack at
HyattSville by winning a similar series,
but unless the Parkers show a decided
reversal of form they, too, will be showed
out OF the pennant picture February 10,
When they face Mount Rainier again
The Mounts won handily YESTERDAY
using its entire squad of l3 players.
Summary.
Evening star., 1932-02-06
SOCCERISTS TO DANCE.
Hurt German Sledders Mend
Financial Worries Ended by Generous Americans,
Olympic Casuals Improve Physically.

Gen. Charles Sheriff. heard Of
their trouble and Immediately set
about to rectify it. He went to his
friends and among them they COL
lected enough to settle all the Ger
mans hospital bills.
The badly injured Europeans can
now, with free minds. give all their
attention to getting well.
The men who were injured when
the German four-man bobsled,
Fran II, climbed the zigzag turn on
the Mount Van Hoevenberg Olympic
Run, are DR.. Hans Mehlhorn. Helm
rich Rossner and Capt. Werner
Zahn. The fourth man, an Ameri-
can, was uninjured.
Copyright, 1892, by the North American
NEWSPAPER Alliance, Inc)
Evening star., 1932-02-06
PLAY AT ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA. Va. February g.
Fraters and the Columbia Engine Com
pany. contender for the title, will clash
in an Alexandria Basket Ball League
game tonight at $50 in Armory Hall
Columbia Engine Company Reserves
will play Fort Meade Tank Corps in
preliminary.
Evening star., 1932-02-06
NEW FOES FOR SYRACUSE
Three on Eight-Game Grid Sched-
ule Arranged for 1882,

SYRACUSE, February 6.-The 1892
foot ball schedule for Syracuse Univer-
sity has been announced. The new
comers are Southern Methodist, Ogle-
thorpe and Clarkson.
Oglethorpe is coached by Harry Rob-
ertson, former Syracuse captain, and
Clarkson by Peter Dwyer. former Syra-
cuse assistant foot ball coach.
The schedule
october /. Lawrence 3. Ohio WESLEYAN:
l5. Southern Methodist. o., Penn State, at
state College 29. Michigan state
November s Oglethorpe; u. Colgate l9
Columbia, at Baker Field, New York.
Evening star., 1932-02-06
BIG NIGHT ON COURTS
Seven League and Several Week
End Games Listed.

With the usual flock Of Sunday
School League games at the Y. M. c. A,
one contest in the Community Center
loop and several independent matches
scheduled, tonight will find basketers
hereabout busy
The usual six games will be played
in the Sunday School loop. Mercury
and Washington Aces will put on the
Community Center League affair at
Eastern High at o'clock.
Results:
Neighborhood House, 26; Boys Club,
Is.
Bethesda, 39 Warwicks, 80.
Vermont, 30; Ingraham. %
Northern Props, "a; KenilWcrth, 8.
Northern Props, 81 Arcadians, 10.
K of C. Boys Club. 25: Southern, l3.
Georgetown Boys Club, %; Congress
Heights. IT.
Georgetown Boys Club, 81; Mount
Pleasant, l8.
Meridians, 80: Euclid A. c., II.
Centennials, 80; st. Martins, "a.