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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-08
$50 oTCov, MATTEK a DITf
NAKRlUN1CH 4 04ATE-
NHUH.
Dnes novsich 3s6 prosf: Date
chleba, o5at'te mas!

Prosieb, ziadostf kazdy den
prichodi mnoho. zial', plae, stra-
DAME, t'azkosti, bieda, nedosta.
tok sdI v mich opisovane. Srdce
sa Dol 'om sviera mad hroznym po-
lozenih nasho l'udu. Kto by So
nesl'utbval, kto by nechcel po-
moct' svojej krvif 2 mnohych
prosieb, ktore NASI biedni "a
sielajl vyboru vzajomnej po1no,
ci. uverejnujeme LEN niekopke
y struFnom | vst'ahu:
Slovan, Pa. - Pekne vas pro-
sim, pomozte mi a mojim det 'om,
zaobliect' nakrinit' mas. - Jan
Esno.
Creighton, Pa. - Manzel je 2
roxy nemocnici. Som S. det mi
hroznom polozeni. 70 4 deti
13-rocne je najstarsie 21a-roc.
ne najmladsie. Pom6zte nam, ne
op1st'ajte mas. Alzbeta Hara'
dinova.
Belle Valley, O. - Konate
spachetne dielo. I my biedni sa
k vam 0 pomoc utiekame. Ne
pracujem 5 rokov. Verim, re nan
pomozete. - Jozef Krempasky.
Caro-, Mich. - Preto, ze sa sta
rate 0 mas chudobny slovensk!
l'ud v Ametiko patri vam maj
vrelejsia vd aka. Ako vdov'
so sirotami som v hroznom polo
zenf. Prosim vas, pomozte nam
- Julia Grecova.
Detroit, Mich. =. Vidim ma
sich slov. casopisov, axe milo
srdne dielo okonate. I ia sa k
vam o pomoc utiekam. SINE v
vel'mi smutnom polozenf Is rod
nou). Met sa ami pri com *
hriat'. - Stefan Hruby.
Lakelynn, Pa. Pre- milos1
denstvo Bozie vas prosim, pom6i
tie nam. Zle, vel'mi zle je nam
Jozef Cverdeli.
New Lothrop, Pa. Pre- Bob
vas prosim, smilujte Sc mad nj
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-08

mi. Nemame ami 10 jest, ami 81
20 object. IA pomoc, Pan Bob
vam zaplat'! Verime, xe mar ne.
oslySite. - s. Roblansky.
Curtisville, Pa. Prisli SINE 0
vsetko. Ostava nam uz len To-
bracka palica. Name sest' deti.
Sine nahi a bosi. Niiteni SINE sa
k vam utiekat' pomoc. Pre- bo.
zie milosrdenstvo, pomoAe
Anna Monaskova.
v meme nasej chudoby, prosi-
me: Bratia q sestry, ktorym yam
je NOME, pomahajte! Kto mad
krivdou biednych slzu vyroni.. I
Kto by . mas NAL take mel '1to.
stive srdce, ze by neprispel ne
jakym darom laskys ak mo-
re? Bob, Darca vsetkych darov,
,nnohonasobne kazdemu vynahra-
di, pozehna ma my sposob. #
Snazne prosime: zasielajte da.
ry LASKY! Crosse potrebujeme,
lebo s1 mnohe pripady, kde hro.
ri nasim l'ud'om vyhodenie ma
! ulicu, MET ma uhel, ma plyn, ma
lekara. I ten najmensf darcek je
vitany. Pom0ze odohnat' hladne
10 vlka. Opatovne prosime: NU
TINE potrebujeme mu3skd zen
skd obuv; pre- chlapov nohavict
a spodne oble6enia. Mnohe zia
dosti nemozno vybavit lebo ne
name ziadane veci. Najma pro
sine nasich obchodnikov, krajei
rov, obuvnikov.
/ vDAKY IA DAIRY LAsKY.
Vybor Vzajomnej Pomoci, br'
tia sestry, vasich darov Ia
sky, ktoroe ste zaslali 20 sirej A
meriky, rozdal mnoho veci
t'azkom polozeni sa nachodiacir
rodinam. A tieto rodiny, ako a
jednotlivci, sd vam tou najvrt
cnejsou vd 'akou zaviazani, ktt
!. ri prejavuj1 vo svojich pod'akc
vacfch listoch, axe Vyboru Wa
Pomoci denne dochodia. Me j
: NOME ich uverejnit'. Citujem
len mena patricnych, .ktori dar
lasky (balfky) obdrzali a mestt
! Tarentum, Pa. a. Slavko'
sk1. "a .
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-08

Baver Falls, Pa. - Jakub Hur-
banek.
Elco, Pa. Maths Cerven.
Gary, Ind. - Juraj Bozak.
Byesville, 0. - Nikolaj Ka-
cur.
Brownsfield, Pa. Ludvik
Mock.
Springdale, Pa. And. Ma.
kynak.
McKeesport, Pa. - Viii. E.
vancho.
Terrace, Pa. - Jur. Curma.
Homestead, Pa. - Juraj Re.
setar, Michal Gurma, Michal Be.
hun, Juraj Svab, Alzbeta Fedo-
rova, Jan Dzurkanin, Jan Ego.
la, Stefan Sipos, Alzbeta Janoc.
kova, Jan 10th, Stefan Puskar
Andrej Sedlak, Pavel Bartek.
Munhall, Pa. - Michal Stry
cko, Jan Stecik.
bonneville, Pa. - Andrej Sa
bolcik.
Pittsburgh, Pa. = Gregor So
- !.
| frankie, Maria Obiecunasova, Jul
Julia Jubik, Jozef Palkovic
| Maria Gurcakova (vdova), Ma
ria Zurikova, Jan Kuchar, Bar
bara Igramova, Michal Sarlek
Jan Talk, Juraj Seletsky, Mari'
Cajkova (vdova), And. Kajlo
Jozef Baka, Jan Blasko, Ann'
Najpauerova, And. Bystrican, j.
Illus Cellar, A. Zim, Jozef Miklos
Juraj Nahaj, A. Galuska, Toma
vyoral, A. Kubala, st. Chimii
| A. Kutarna.
/ McKeesport, Pa. - Zuz. Sals
jova.
i Usk, b. c., Can. - Julius Fs
bian.
j McKees Rocks, Pa. - Jan 81
bek.
Hl'a, plac, vzdychy, nareky n;
sho l'udu vyznievaj1 akoby
: vlazujlcou rosou vd'aky, balz
mu ma ubolene tela. Bob vzbud
a vzbudzuje milosrdenstvo d
|, brodincov, ktori sa ponahPaju
svojimi darrni lasky, aby ul'av
!: vail biedu nasho l'udu. A nj
: t'azko zklsany pud je povd'a
ny, prosoi, aby Bozie pozehnan
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-08

10-akrova farma, s izbovy dom,
3 kurniky, mala mastal, voda, e
lektrika, preda sa lacno alebo "a
menf "a 5 abo 6 izbovy dom '
Youngstown. Haste sa v (. 215
Steel st. ma poschodi.
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sprevadzalo dobrodincov.

u = -
NovSie dary lasky Vyboru Wa
jomnej Pomoci Slov. Ligy dopo-
slali nasledovni sl'achetni darco-
via:
Ladislav Cunderlik, Rices Ian
ding, Pa. - % kusov muz., zen.
a detskyoh veci.
| Andrej Knotek, Piermont, N.
Y. 1872 muz., zen. a detskych
veci.
Michal Brozik, Saucier, Wis.
- 8 muzskych chlapc. veci.
Jozef Bobula, Whiting, Ind. -
8 zenskych diev. veci.
Pani Jarasinska, Shamokin,
Pa. II kusov rozlicnych veci.
A. Tomin, Palmerton, Pa. Is
kusov muz. zen. veci.
| NJ. F. Neky, Ambridge, Pa. -
/
80 kusov mmzskych zen. yeci.
/ Pani Barbara Melotikova, Gro
yer Hill, o. - 13 kusov Diet. a
| zen. veci.
| Jan Dobrik, Streator, III. =
IL muz., zen. a det. veci.
! Pani Jakubova, vdova, New
ark, N. j. - Ia kusov zenskych
a muz. vecf.
4 Jan s. Jakubec, Johnstown
N. Y. - 68 kusov rozlicnych Diet
skych pre- dospelych veci.
Pani M. Zochimska, Phillips
! Wis. ~ IL kusov rozlienych vec
pre- dospelych pre- deti.
Michal Krajc, Throop, Pa. -
Is kusov muz. a dievc. veci
Pani Cecilia Remenak, N. Tar
rytown, N. Y. - 20 rozicnycl
vecf pre- ,dospelych a deti.
Pani Agnesa Gajdosikova, Mil
waukee, Wis. = 10 kusov mu5
skych detskych vecf.
,Pani Maria LangovNnska, Oily
phant, Pa. - 46 kusov rozlie
nych vecf pre- dospelych deti.
s. Bednar, Nanticoke, Pa. :
so kusov detskychfa a pre- dospt
lych vecf.
8 Stefan Majiros, Westfielt
= Mass. = 20 kusov muz., zen.
: detskych vecf.
: Bohuznamy, McKees Rock
Pa. - Ia kusov detskych pl
: dospelych.
4 Bohuznamy, Clarion, Pa. -
kusov zenskych veci.
Imrich Harcarik, Wilkes-Bar
Pa. 472 rozlienych veci pl
dospelych a pre- deti.
Pani Dzurnakova (sosbierala
Pittsburgh, Pa. Z kusov de
skych veci. =
Michal Michalic, Pittsburg
Pa. - IL kusov pre- dospelych
pre- deti. -
Jan Hirko, Binghamton, n.
Is kusov pre-. .dospelych i Diet
Pani S. Stryokova, Brookly,
NJ Y. - SO kusov rozlicnych v
ci pre- dospelych a pre- deti
Juraj Pasternak, Chicago, L
81 kusov detskych veci.
Katarfna Simanekova, E. Do
glas, Mass. - % detskych ze
kusov. Z
Nikolaj Jacko, New York, pr
strednfctvom "Obrany', Scra
ton, Pa. 33 kusov rozlicnych ze
skycb a detskyych vecf.
Pittsburgh, Pa. - II. G.. Helm
groceria. Jozef Krajnak, groc
ria. Jozef Senda, groceria. p. P
kar Juraj Govic, groceria. 81
yak Literary ASS, groceria. ]
raj Kocan, groceria. Anton Flu
tai, groceria. Jan Mattys, vi
nocny kos grocerie. Michal P
povic, groceria. Jan Dzurna
groceria. PAM Matalikova, gr
ceria. Pan a pani Kulamerova
vianocne kose grocerie).
Pavel Mudroch, Pittsburg
Pa, venOval cely den a svoi tro
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-08

| K. Belohlavek, Pittsburgh, Pa.
sbierka ma zabave v N. Wander
| grift, Pa. SAB.
Po $500: Stefan Stefanik,
Cleveland, O.; j. j. ,Istocin, Am
bridge, Pa; Cislo 33. IKsN.
Rock Spring, Wyo.; Martin Ma.
sar, Taylortown, N. j.; Viktor
ITCHY, Fords, N. j.; Rev. K. Hr-
tanek, Homestead, Pa; Ivan Bic
lex, Pittsburgh, Pa; Stefan Stra-
ka, Homestead, Pa; Odbor 343.
MSS, Smock, Pa; Andrej Fele-
sky, Export, Pa; sosbieral ,po-
slal; Cislo 81. IKSJ. v Oakland,
CAL; Odbor 443. MSS. Ambridge,
Pa; DR.. Gustav Kosik, Passaic,
N. j.
PAM Dzurnakova, Pittsburgh,
Pa, sosbierala 1882.
i PAM s. Matalikova, Pittsburgh,
Pa sosbierala $500.
| Dominik Gavlik, Hastings, Pa.
sosbieral 1925.
Pc $500: Leopold Takae, Pitts
burgh, Pa; Jozef Frenok, Clair
ton, Pa; Agnesa Gaydosikova,
Milwaukee, Wis; Juraj 1mrich,
Marblehead, O.; Juraj Lenart,
Butte, Mont.
Pc $500: M. j., Akron, O.; j
; Tiso, Chicago, Ill. Jozef Machay
! Joliet, Ill. FIR. Vojtasak, Read.
ing, Pa; odbor 444. MSS. Cla.
ridge, Pa. Juraj Kropuch, North
Braddock, Pa. Jozef Valuch, Mar
b chang, Mass.
Jozef Murf, sbierka $1.75.
Harry Glass, N. S: Pittsburgh
Pa. $3.50.
Ignac Dokulil, Johnstown, N
Y. sosbieral $2.15.
|; Po $1.OO: Andrej Vwalencik
Pittsburgh, Pa. Pavlina Fellner
Torpedo, Pa. Marek Izak, Lisle
Ill. Michal Sedlacek. st. Louis
Mo. Valent Dzurilla, Carteret, N
j. Wendell Dugel, Manchaue
Mich. Tomas Blaho, Messmere
Pa. Andrej Hric, Minneapolis
8 Minn. S. Beno, Milwaukee, Wis
= Jozef Simo, Hannastown, Pa. j
j. Kastak, Matawan, N. j. ia
M. Maslak, Hammond, Ind. Ste
Hrin, Philadelphia, Pa. Jozef MI
- cko, Port Clinton, 0. Jan Kavs
lex, Detroiot, Mich. Soc.
g PROsBA
\ Prosime vas, drahi bratia a m
= le sestry, ma baliky darov lask
memo Vyboru Vzajomnej Pomot
vypiste anglicky: sLovAK LEA
- CUE RELIEF FUND. Ide te
!. aby postovym expresnym hrs
y dom rahsie sa pisalo memo w
!; boru.
Srachetnych darcov proslm'
ably zasielali LEN TAKE dar,
'ako saty, bielizen, obuv atd'. ktc
!, re sa dajl UPOTREBIT, totiz {
ste, nerozdriapane.
:, Dairy lasky zasielajte PRIAM'
(direktne) Vyboru Vzajomne
~ ~ Pomoci - SLOVAK LEAGUl
RELIEF FUND, P. O. Box 99'
Pittsburgh, Pa. - ME INEMt
. lebo tym sa uspori ma vydavkoc
neprijemnosti.
Vyslovuj1c 81 sl'achetnym da
com srdecne Pan Bob zaplat
s1casne prosfme vsetkych brato
sestry narode po sirej Am,
rike, aby nasledovali pekny pr
klad darcov! Dairy lasky zasi'
latte hned'! Pamatajte, kto hneC
dava, akoby diva razy dal. p
treba, pomahat', je vel'ka.
v 1cte oddany
- vybor vsajomnej Pomo'
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Home Savings 4 Loan Co. ~
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-08-05
With Semi-Pros and Amateurs

Featuring the weekend sandIot bill will
be the Indiana Bell-Indianapolis Cubs
game at Pennsy park Saturday at 5 p. m.
Proceeds of the game will aid the IN
dianapolis Amateur Baseball Association
in senMng the winner of the city series to
the national title tournament at Dayton.
Sept. II.
The unbeaten Bell nine will be seeking
the Cooperative League championship and
berth in the city series in Saturday 5
game. Froelich for the Telephone boys
and Rearick for the Cubs are probable
cellations in league games this week. The
schedule:
Smith All stars VS.. National Six Hosiery,
Dixie A. C. VS.. indianapolis Bleaching
SUNDAY
Municipal
Shelby Service VS.. Y NJ. S., Garfield ;.
Sholty Motors vs.. Gaseteria. Brookside J..
st. Patrick vs.. Riverside A. A., Pennsy
Park.
St. Catherine VS.. Cathedral, Garfield 2
HOLY Gross vs.. Holy Trinity. Riverside q
Lady Lourdes VS.. Sacred Heart, River
Leon Tailoring vs.. Irvington Aces, Ellen
Brishtwood vs.. o'Hara saps, Riverside
day Aug Z. and would like to schedule a
strong city or state club. Phone or write
AIS Service station. 2s35 Shelby street
phone Drexel 0l21, ask for Al Miller. All
prayers are asked to attend tonights
meeting.
Greencastle Merchants are without a
from a last club for r read game an M as1-
chants are listed for action at Conners-
Vile Sunday at Stilesviile on aug. a.,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-08-05
Chocolate Wallops Shea;
Slaughter Stops Pirrone

de Shea, Chicago Italian in the
Chicago stadium Thursday night.
Chocolate weighed 1874, Shea 1913.
A crowd of $500 saw Chocolate
hit Shea almost at will, win seven
rounds and dance away from most
OF the force of the Chicagoan's best
punches. The net receipts we're
about $4,000, Of which Chocolate
was to get 40 per cent and Shea 10
per cent.
Chocolate landed several low
punches, one of which caused Shea
to drop to the canvas holding his
groin in the third round. Shea took
a nine count and regained his feet
apparently unhurt The referee
warned Chocolate in the seventh
after another low blow.
Freddie Miller. I25. Cincinnati. O.. easily
defeated Hymie Wiseman, I25, Des Moines.
Ia, In eight rounds
Angel CliviIIe, 1873 Porto Rico Negro
won on technical knockout over Willie
Oster, 1876, Boston a..
Sammy Slaughter, 100, Terre Haute
tInd.l Negro. knocked out Paul Pirrone.
155, Cleveland %. ''
Marty Sampson. 1853. New York won on
a technical knockout over Jack Moran. $50
Chicago a.. -'-'
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-08-05
Guthrie, Lyons
Head Mat Bill

Featured by a double windup, the
weekly open air graphing program
will be presented at the arena, 500
South Meridian street, at $50
p. m. tonight. -Four events will be
offered.
Soldier Elmer Guthrie, Utah vet
eran, and Red Lyons, Beaumont.
Tex light heavyweight, meet in a
return fracas as the two falls out
Of three final bout. Preceding it
will be another two falls out of
three joust between Johnny
(Swede) Carlin, rough local vet
eran, and Stanley West, Texas
light heavyweight.
Carl CLANCY. Bloomington light heavy
weight, and Bill Honeycutt of Danville.
Ill. will clash in the second prelim. while
IN the opener Henry A. Clausen and Jack
Adams. middleweights, will collide. Frank
Buchanan and Wayne Vinson will referee.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-08-05
BY STUART CAMERON
United Press Sports Editor

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 5.-Three
new records, none of them made by
an American, had been established
today as the sixth program in the
track and field events of the Olym-
pic games got under way.
For the first time since the games
were started on Sunday, the United
States failed to capture mems
Olympic track championship.
Only in the women's division was
there an American for whom the
"ceremonie Olympique Photocolaire"
was performed. This winner, not
surprisingly, was Mildred Babe)
Didrikson of Dallas, Tex, one Of
the greatest women track stars in
history.
Babe won her second title in the
world and Olympic record time
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-08-05
BrOuillard Is
Easy Victor in
McLarnin Go
By United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-Lou Brouil-
lard, former welterweight champion,
re-established himself as the out
standing contender for the 147-
pound crown Thursday night when
his crushing body attack almost
battered the heart out of Jimmy
McLarnin, fighting Irishman from
Vancouver.
The $4,000 fans were relieved to
see McLarnin still on his feet when
the ten rounds of savage fighting
were over and the stocky southpaw
from Massachusetts had won by a
decision and not by the count.
Brouillard, the third man to de-
feat McLarnin in the last six years,
won seven of the ten r. unds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-08-05
Unknown Italian Races to New
Record in l,5OO-Meter Thriller

place when there was but half a lap
to go. Then he started. ae in
creased his speed with every stride
until he crossed the finish line three
or four strides ahead of John
Cornes of Great Britain. Phil Ed
wards, former New York university
star, and who now represents
Canada, was third. Beccalis time
was 3:51.2. This took the olympic
record away from H. E. Larva of
Finland, who was winner in 1928,
with a mark of 1882.
Today'S real thrill was to come in
the 40O-meter final, expected to de-
velop into third duel between Ben
Eastman of Stanford, and Billy Carr
Of Pennsylvania.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-08-05
$50 Amateur
Golfers Seek
Meet Berths

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-Five hun
dred and eighty players will COM
pete in eighteen cities throughout
the country on Aug. Is for the right
to enter the qualifying rounds of
the national amateur golf cham
pionship opening at Baltimore on
Sept. Il.
These $50 entrants will qualify
in the sectional elimination rounds
for ITS places at Baltimore. In ad-
dition to this field of aspirants, nine
more exempt and foreign entries
have been received. They will be
entered automatically, bringing the
total of places to 1874.
New York City has the largest
number of entrants to clear, 100;
Washington ranks second with SO,
and Chicago third with So.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-08-05

when she captured the eighty-meter
hurdles. Miss Didrikson was clicked
in lit. The old worlds record was
lib, held by Marjorie Clark of
South Africa, who finished third in
the final
Miss Didrikson won her second
title by scant margin. She barely
beat Evelyne Hall of Chicago in the
scramble to the finish tape.
The mems records came in these
events:
JeveIin Throw-Won by Matti Jarvinen
of Finland, with a new Olympic record of
2SS feet, : inches.
Hop, Step and Jump-WOn by Chuhei
Nambu of Japan, with a new world and
Olympic record of 81 feet inches. =. e..
The 1.5OO-Meter Run-Won by Luigi
BeccaIi of Italy in Olympic record time
of 3:51.2.
One of the prettiest and most in
spring sights of the games came
when the ceremony signaling the
outcome of the. javelin was held
White and blue-crossed flags of Fin
AoAAO NCAC l4O4oCCO Ilp G14C bAl4 &C 1lOIl-
or masts, and the solemn soundilth
Finnish national anthem was
played.
The hop, step and Jump was held
on the north side of the field, far
away from the large southern side
stands, and thus was little seen.
Japanese in the crowd, however,
watched Nambu's every step, and
joined in the general applause that
went to the winner.
Beccah recorded the greatest sur
prise Of the games thus far by win
ming the l,500-meter over the mo0
favored Firms and the more heavy
plblicized Americans, Pen HollowelI
and Cunningham.
The little Italian put on thrill
ing race for the 10000 fans. He was
back with the pack when the first
lap was completed. He was in sixth
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-08-05

TITS all now the Negro any
good and protest anyway
States took first second third
SO far as the point score of the team
When
ahead OF Ton but thought that they'd have things right in the
Olympics, I didn't anything it,
Eddie Toan. another
with George Simpson staggering
Lane l behind Mecafe, in No
Paddock
field attendant having mistaken position
2OO-meter starting mark
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-08-05
SERIES FINALE TONIGHT EN-
lMetcalfe Was Victim Of Error Paddock Claims
NEGRO Ace Accidentally Handicapped Four in 200 Meters
BY GEORGE H. BEALE

OS ANGELES 5-Ralph Metcafe, the sturdy Negro
Marquette be champion Opque the hard luck line
1O0meer debaable
decision
pettors in the 2O0-meer which he finished third
Charlie Paddock
worlds human authority
Negro speedster handicapped four
Paddock said he noticed the 200 Mecae
peared be behind the where the ordna
lily would have put him.
After the Paddock claimed starting
and found to be four feet Of
Metcae himself supported Paddock idea although refused
protest the ground poor craftsmanship
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-08-05
Dickey Drives in Five Runs,
Yankees Crush White SOx

took both ends of a double header
from the tail-end Boston Red Sox,
to 2, and to 7 in thirteenth
ming nightcap. Oral Hildebrand,
brilliant rookie, limited the Boston
ians to seven scattered hits in the
opener.
A f1ve-run rally in the tenth in
ming gave the Washington Senators
IA to II win over the Detroit tt
gers. The Senators outhit the IT.
gers seventeen to fifteen.
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Cloyerdale Greys on Aug. % and Craw-
dq2 To VILE, <; OF G. on Sept. saerc-le4l- 5
also WouIo ike to book a fast c'--N -
Labor day tilt at Greencastle. Merchants
nave won nine games
Write Carl Myers, Greencastle, Ind.
Hilton U. Brown Juniors will NAV Mars
Hin Juniors Saturday at Mars Hill Ola
mono Players are asked to report at dia-
mond at p; m. Browns want a game for
indianapolis Bulldogs viii play Indian
apolis All-Stars Sunday at Riverside No. 5.
Collins and Mock win form the Bulldog
sstl.ery- All PLAYERS are. asked to report
at ! 2: m: at diamond with game starting
at 2:3o. Bulldogs viii practice at River
SIDE No today, between and p. III.
yonnegut Hardware nine added another
victory py defeating IT. Harrison, to 4.
at the fort Sunday. Postal team will be
met oy Vonneguts Sunday at Gadsden.
Sacred Heart Question Marks will hold
an important meeting Friday evening in
s.. Cecilia hall. All players are expected
70 attend. Sunday afternoon Marks will
play Lourdes at Riverside NO. ! in a
Catholic League game.
The St, Patrick nine and Riverside A.
team; keen local rivals. will clash in
a double header at Pennsv park Sun
CAV. first game at .. m. Two close
contests are expected and followers Of
potn teams are expected to turn out in
large numbers.
Forester Cubs clinched second place in
the EN- senior league last Sunday by
downing the Cardinals. 8 to ?. The game
vas close until the eighth when the
Cubs broke through with FIVE runs. Only
one more round Of games is 70 be PLAYED
the Cardinals and Paramount Glass. each
with seven victories and seven defeats.
Ths Cubs have won nine and lost two.
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State Legion
Champs Bow
By United Press

By United Press
FRANKFORT, Ind, Aug. 5. -
Teams from Richmond and East
Chicago met here today in the
championship game of the Indiana
American Legion junior baseball
tournament. The winner will play
in the national regionals two weeks
hence.
Two runs in the seventh inning
enabled Richmond to nose out
Kokomo, 6 to 5, in the first game
of the semi-f1naI play Thursday. A
six-run rally in the fourth inning
gave East Chicago an 8-to-4 tri-
umph over the defending cham
pions, Princeton, in the second
tussle.
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Cliff Suffer
Tests Mangin
By Times Special

BIZ Times Special
SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y, Aug. S.
Two old rivals, Clifford Suffer and
Gregory Mangin, battled today in
the semi-finals of the forty-second
annual Meadow Club invitation ten
mis- tournament. They met in the
same round a year ago, Suffer win
ming. In the other semi-final to-
day, Sidney Wood tackled David N.
Jones.
Suffer raped Lefty Bryan and
Mangin turned back Fritz Mercur
on Thursday, while Wood won a
hard match from Bryan Grant and
Jones upset Berkeley Bell.
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Billy Names
Star Lineup

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-Billy
~ Evans, general manager
of the Cleveland Indians and
former American League UNI
pire, has picked the greatest
team of players he has wit
messed in action in the last
twenty-five years in the cur
rent issue of the Rotarian
magazine. 1t follows:
Infield-Hal Chase, ID; Ed
die Collins. Oh; Hans Wagner,
SIS, and Jimmy Collins, 3h.
Outfield-Cobb, Speaker and
Ruth.
Catchers-Johnny King and
Mickey Cochrane.
Pitchers-Christy Mathew
son and Walter Johnson,
righthanders; Rube Waddell
and Bob Grove, lefthanders.