davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-06
Najvyssi sud +
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Mar. SLOW. So
Jednohlasnt vJrok najvy
stdu mel aby hl prsdso
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Adv. Jan A. Willo NAN
fonicne oznamil, Ie NAVY
statu Pennsylvania vynie1of
nohlasny yyrok Y prospech
stva Narodn6ho Slower
Spolku a nariadil hi. pred
vi Tomascfkovi, aby svol1 :
moriadnu konvenciu behoa
dni. T1to zpravu obdrkal !
Willo vo stvrtok rano od E
Jamrisku, elena vySetruj %
vyboru z Pittsburghu. Adv.
10 Dol v Pitsburghu AZ do - -
dy veeera, ale nedockal N
brief" (Sdhrn xaloby1
sal a pred najvySSi sud po
adv. Willo. Ma zaklade
s1hrnu Dol vyrok vynesen
Tymto vyrokom skonGil sas =
den najhorkejsich bojov M
is. s. BOZ povstal pre- nestaI
vite a nezakonite investfcie &
robene hi. predsedom, hi. ta5&
nixon hi. pokladnfkom. InSo
|sticie siahaj1 vysku $500 yAol
1nvestlcie porobene boly m
strednictvom akehosi mad u
lsk6ho pravoslavneho biakn
pokrstenca, Toroka. Po6as
jov organizacia upadla
desat'tisic clenov.,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-06

REV. STEFAN Kod1s
|vlp. KociSovi k jeho vyznamn6-
mu jubileu, predstavil "a toast
|majstra vlp. Jana Krispinskeh4
Il Clevelandu, s ktorym jubilant
Dol odrazu vysvateny.
Vlp. Jan Krispinsky, v svo;
|jej dvodnej reci pripomenul, Il
|sme sa tn sisli uznat' pracu !
Ipreukazat' oddanost' q lasku
vlp. Kocisovi, ktory skoro diva,
mast rokov stravil v tejto osa.
de. Boly to najkrajsie roxy je.
no zivota, roxy prace. Touto 0.
|slavou osadnici al seba a svoju
|pracu oslavujd. Vlp. Kocis etc
my 'je vsetkymi olt&rnymi brat
mi q 8 jubilantom sa poznA ui
itridsat' rokov. Prave bo10 "a
rokov, ako spolu vst1pili do ko.
legia sv. Prokopa v Lisle, Ill
Vzdy zili v priatel'stve a spolu
|pracovali. Prial jubilantovi, aby
mu Pan Bob dal zdravia, zeby
mohol pracovat' al nad'alej, a.
ko "a poslednych patnast' ro-
kov.
81. Katarina Dolak a ST.. Az
beta Jakubcin, v meme Deer O.
sadly Mena Jezis odovzdaly '
|sprievode blahozelania kos mad
hernych kryzantem jubilantovi.
Nasledoval vlp. Klement Hr-
tanek, biskupsky. radca a cest-
ny predseda SSK., 2 Home,
stead, Pa, ktory tiez vlp. Ko.
cisom studoval. Vlp. Hrtanek sa
vyslovil, ze mnohf knazi nevy.
konali "a so rokov to, co vlp.
L.
Kocis uz vykonal "a Is rokov,
a to nielen ma cirkevnom, ale
ma n6rodnom poll. Prial mu Bo-
zieho vnuknutia, aby j nad'alej
tax pracoval. Blahozelal prl-
|tomntm rodicom jubilanta, ze
dali narodu takeho syna a Wy
lslovil Utmost, ze ked' o desat
rokov budeme slavit' strieborne
jubileum vlp. Kocisa, ze bud1
TAXI jari, ako dnesk&.
Pani Maria Ganovska, zname.
|nita spev4cka 2 osady, zaspie-
|vala svojim krasnym a citnyn
|hlasom "Ruzicky" "Hocaj
som ia rychtarova dcera". Bola
|odmenena odusevnenym potles-
|kom.
Toastmajster predstavil p.
Mateja Martinko, predsedu els.
30S. IKSJ., a poziadal no, ably
lprehovoril "a vsetky spolky v 0.
|sade Mena Jezis. Pan Martinko
precftene pozdravil jubilanta
jeho rodicov q priaf i'm zdravia
a sil, aby eSte dlho medzi nami
I1cinkovali.
Nasledoval vsl'adstp. Gregor
IVani5cak, prior slovenskych be.
Inediktfnov Y Clevelande. Prisiel
Isa tesit' so vSetktn tuna a bla-
|hozelat' jubilantovi ' meme be-
Inediktinov j slovenskej vyssej
Skoly, "a ktord jubilant tax
|mnoho vykonal. Patn6st' rokov
Y xivote knaxa je hodn6 ciastks
zivota, lebo mole vel'a urobit'
pre- Boha, cirkev svStd j svoj
|n6rod. "A vlp. KociS to doka.
|zal. TiaE no poxnA uI dyadsat'-.
lpSt rokov, odkedy vst1pil do
kolegia sv. Prokopa. Znal hned'
q bude ! neho horliyy apoStol
iha yinici Pkna =. neekla1nal .
N II NJ \ n u 4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-06

cdh6Vd1. MOQO1 Sa ODmeQZlC Oa
farnost', ale jubilantova horli-
vost' je talk vel'ka, ze 81 nasiel
hodne casu ma pracu vseobec-
ne narodn1. Jubilant Dol po-
|kladnikom Matice Skolskej, ia.
jomnikom Sdrux. Slov. Katolf-
kov, je hlavnym duchovnym I.
4. s. q. J. je al hlavnym "a
stupcom Spolku sv. Vojtecha,
Go je vel'k6 q t'azka praca. Pra.
je mu 20 srdea, ably no Bob zeh-
nal, aby pracoval nad'alej bez
znechutenia a ochabenia, "a Go
zaiste obdrzi hojn1 odmenu cd
Boha.
Spevokol osady Mena Jezis,
pod vedenim p. jana Martinka,
|zaspieval "Co Gusts, slovaki'' a
"Cie sd to kone." ODE piesne
boly saspievane lahodne a pre-.
lcitena IA co spevokol Dol od-
Imeneny vel'kym potleskom.
| Peknd blahozelaj1cu rec pred
niesol ziak Edko Suba a Flo.
renee Dolak Maria T. Kollar
oddaly vlp. Kocisovi, v meme
skolskych dietok osady kos ute
senych kvetfn.
Rev. Frantisek Dubosh, hi.
duchovny IKSJ. a predosly du-
chovny osady Mena Jezis, nate
raz Lakewood, O., vyslovil po-
tesenie mad tou vel'kou 1cast' 'ou
ma bankete, 60 sa musi pova-
zovat' "a vyraz hlbokej lasky k
jubilantovi. Rev. KoGH koruno-
fva1 pracu Rev. Jossfa Stipano.
vica, prveho duchovneho osady,
ktory postavil kostol faru, W.
budovanim krasnej skolskej bu.
dovy. Prial mu zdravia, ably
mohol pracovat' i mad 'alej v
tteito osade.
Rev. Krispinsky predstavil
adv. Jana A. Willu, syna slo.
venskych pionierov a jednoho z
|vynikaj1cich pravotarov sloven-
lskych v Amerike. Adv. Willo
recnil anglicky v meme Sloven-
lskeho Spolku, ktoreho je pred
seldom. Ocenil pracu a 1cinko-
vanie jubilanta, jeho postavenie
ako knaza i jeho postavenie ako
lslovenskeho vodcu.
"Boleraz, boleraz" a "Nesti-
lskaj mi, suhaj rdeku",, dve ute
sene slovenske piesne, zaspieva-
la dobre znama spevacka osa-
dy Mena Jezis, pani Helena
Martin a Jozko Bilcak War
rem sa preukazal spevom tan
com. Obaja boil odmeneni vel
lkym potleskom. Toastmajster
oznamil, ze farnost' Rev. Kan
drAca vo Warren je ma bankete
lpeknym poctom zastdpena.
Predstavena bola pani Maria
ISlifka, hi. 1ctovnicka IKSzJ. a
ldcera pionierskej rodiny Willow
Icov. Krasnou reGou blahopriala
ljubilantovi v meme hi. dradu i
clenstva IKSW., ako hi. duchov-
lnemu IKSZJ. Oznamila, ze v
tento den cele Slenstvo sa mod
lilo "a svojho hi. duchovn6ho.
Podavajdc penazny dar cd z. j.,
zakoncila red zelanfm, ze o de-
Isat' rokov bude vlp. Kocis sla-
Wit svoje strieborne jubileum '
hodnosti Monsignora.
Pan Jozef g. Vascak, hl. pod
predseda IKSJ., blahozelal ju-
bilantovi Y meme cel&ho hi. t.
lradu celeho clenstva X. j. Bla-
lhoprial i r6dicom, ze dali cirkvi
= n&rodu tak6ho pracovnika,
ktory "a Is rokov dal 30-rocn1
Ipr&cu.
Rev. Martin Rubicky . Clair
ton, Pa. spomfnal, ze jubilant q
Iieho spoluxiaci Y kol6giume sv
Prokopa zanechali "a sebou pa.
mia4ku usilovnej prace, podl'a
ktorej 50 8 jubilantom poznal.
Potion pracoval 5 MIN ' Sdru-
zeni Slov. Katolfkov 4 pri Wy.
IdAvanf "Sdruxeniara'. SrdeGne
mn blahoprial K jubileumu.
NaalAdOyal Win. .TOxAf Zalihe.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-06
Prid'te vidiet'
"Truc ma truc''
A 'sTestin& ' dome buds IA
hranl Cd nedei M tyxdsn, 10.
oktohra popoludni i vecer Y Ako-
le ~. Oyrila 1 lEetoda. Zisk poi
de m chrfm boH.


Cyrila q Metoda niekol'ko dni
vyst6pi Ease verejne. Jeho pro-
gramom je: jedno koncit', druhe
za6inat' /; staly pochod vpred,
bez Aastavenia, a to vsetko len
Z lAsky k svojeti. Pravda, jeho
ustati herci herecky caste sa
menia, totix idd ma oddych, q
now zaplnaj1 ich miesta, aby al
oni sa mohli zavd 'aGit' divadlo
miluj1cemu obecenstvu ich
skromnou pracou ma poll dra.
matickom, narodnom kult1r-
nom. Ked'ze pre- obmedzeny
priestor casopise nem65em o
mich pisat', a ami Wac podat' z
obsahu horeuvedenych hier, nuz
prikrocim k programu. Teda
program predstavenia ma Is. O.
ktobra je tento:
O TOO: Slovenske a anglicke
piesne - Orchestra p. Jozefa
Grohovskeho.
O 7:15: Privitanie obecen-
stva.
O 7:3O: Predstavenie "Testi.
na do domu'', veselohra v 1.
dejstve. Osoby:
Konstantfn Petrov Mankov
p. Stefan Zolner. - Elizabeth
Fedorovna, jeho zena - 81. He
lena Yurco. - Grigorij Grigo-
rieviG Mankov p. Jan Cap. -
Ads Christodai0vn Fiefko~6,
jsho testin& pi. Zuzanna Stei-
ner. Kapitolina, komorna
pi. Maria Lesicko.
o, $50: Slovenske travnice =
Orchestra p. j. Grohovskeho.
O 8:45: Predstavenie "Truc
ma true, zartovny obraz 2 de-
dinskeho zivota so spevmi a tan.
com v 3. dejstvach. Osoby:
Zahradsky, rychtar v Stasko-
yanoch: p. Imrich Eperjesi.
Evka, jeho dcera: 81. Helena
Balaz. - Vojtova, jeho sestra :
pi. Katarina Dominic. - Janko,
Cd jeho stry6neho brata syn:
p. Stefan Lucivjansky. - Bu-
kovska, vdova: pi. Maria Shrek.
Hanka, jej dcera: pi. PAUL..
ma Seles. - Duro, Stefo, Ond.
rel, ml&denci staSkovianski: PIP.
Jan Cixmar, Jan Balcik, Jan
Lesicko. - Marka, Zuzka, Bet
ka, dievcat& 20 Staskovian: 81.
Margareta Marflak, 81. Maria
Yurco, 81. Helena Yurco. -
Franco, stara Cig&nka: pi. Ma
ria Lesicko. - KrGmar: p. And
rel Balax. - Hl&snik. Mladenci.
DievcatA. Muzikanti. L'ud.
6epk6rka:: pi. Zuzanna Stei-
ner. Riaditel' diyadla: And.
rej tisar..
" prest&vkach bude Icinko-
vat tied orchestra p. Jozefa
Grohovskeho.
4 zaveru poxnamenayam, ze
toto predstavenie bude zasa VEL
k6, prvotriedne, q K tomu al
yel'mi poucn6. Ct. naSich osad-
nfkov = osadnfcky, q v6bec vie.
tkfch Sloy&kov q Slovenky <
Youngstown q okolia este raz
nah 10 najsrdscnejSie q najd-
etisej1ie povolavame. Prid'te te-
dy vSetcia q neobanujete. Ma
tomto predstarenf uyidfte vel'kd
zmenu. Uvidite move tvare ma
javisku, now sp6sob hrania di-
yadiel, ktory som uz dAvnej5ie
hodlal xaviest', . K tomu al po-
cujete trojakd hudbu q krasne
starod&vne vojenske a l.udove
piesne. Bude 50 YAM to vsstko
lepiie pacit' ako dosiap ae "a
ykm = toho divadla nebude
Gkcief AMI domov fst'.
ivstupn6 nah, yxhl'adom ma
aEk6 casy, bude vel'mi mike,
4 to len 25c pre- dospelych ! 10c
pre dietky nile 15-rocn6. Za6ia-
tok predstavenia popoludnf je
4 80 ! ve6ernGho presne . pol
/. hodins.
tlk taily drahf bratia ! ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-06

OSou0 4ACAA6k OOAA0 A0 0tVOA'
ton bola ' nedel'u, l.. oktobra
javiskom nadmieru krasnej q
pamatnej udalosti: oslavenia
H-rocia knazstva jej duchovne-
ho, Rev. Stefana Kocisa. Pc pr
w raz v historii americkych
Slovakov vst1pili do slovenske-
ho kostola dvaja vysoki hodno-
start katolfckej cirkvi, arcibi-
skup Edward Mooney a biskup
James A. McFadden, ably tax
poctili zasllzileho jubilanta a 8
MIN j osadu a Slovakov. Jeho
Jasnost' archbishop Mooney, ro-
dom Youngstowncan, Dol apo
stolskym delegation v Indii v
Japonsku a nedavno dostal do
sprayy biskupstvo v Rochester,
N. Y. Osvp. biskup McFadden
je pomocnym biskupom cleve-
landskej diocezie, ktorej biskup,
osvp. Schrembs, vel'ky priatel'
Slovakov, nemohol prist', lebo
Dol ma konvencii Katolickej Ka-
rity New Yorku.
Pri jubilejnej sv. omsi asisto.
vail Rev. Kocisovi: Rev. Stefan
Begalla, duchovny najstarsej O.
sadly slovenskej v Youngstown,
sv. Cyrila a Metoda, ako jahen ;
Rev. Michal Suba, SYN osady
Mena Jezis, ,nateraz kaplan vo
Fairport, Ohio, ako podjahen ;
Rev. Jan Hreha, domaci kaplan,
ako ceremon&r. Kazen NAL Rev.
Jozef Zalibera z Detroit, Mich,
byv. duehovnt osady najsvitej-
SCI Trojice v Struthers, O., pri
ktorom Dol Rev. Kocis kapla.
nom pc vysvateni. Po sv. omsi
NAL rec biskup McFadden, kto.
~ blahozelal jubilantovi v me-
ne biskupa Schrembsa a pochva-
lii Rev. Kocisa j "a jeho verej-
MI cinnost' medzi Slovakmi. Pri-
pomenul, ze boil vtedy rektorom
seminara, ked' jubilant koncil
svoje teologicke stddia boil Wy.
svateny blahej pamati biskupom
Farrenym. Po sluzbach bozfch
ako archbishop Mooney, tax j
biskup McFadden knazi a ro-
dicia jubilanta zostali ma obede
ma fare.
Blanket sa zapocal o pol osmej
hodine vecer v krasnej ozdobe-
nej, vel'kej sieni osadnej skoly.
Ma stoloch kvetiny kazdych ba.
REV, mad javiskom napis "18 -
Blahozelanie - 33" pod tym
electricity napis "15" hrajd-
cimi, menivymi svetlami. Prvo-
triedna osadna orchestra pod
vedenfm pana Michala Pirosku
vyhravala nase krasne sloven-
|ske piesne. Hrala cez cely ve-
Ger q hrala mnohe piesne, ktore
tn este neboly hrane q vsetky
boly nase skvosty slovensk6. P.
Pirosko zaiste vynalozil mnoho
casu a namah, kym svoju orche.
stru tax vycvicil. Obecenstvo
spievalo orchestrou piesne, kto
re boly mimeografovane p. ia
nom Leskom . do vkusnej kni-
zocky sviazan6. Bola tam gra-
tulacna piesen jubilantovi. Bolo
to nieco nov6ho q Public sa to
|celemu obecenstvu.
Po odriekanej modlitbe, bola
spoloGn& ve6era, ktord pre- vyse
600 pritomnych pripravily W
borne kuch&rky -osadnicky. Ma
stoly podavaly slecny : krdzku
:" "Dcery osady Mena Jezis". Po-
cas- vecery orchestra stale W.
hravala 4 vystdpil ako solista q
|si 16.rocny Andrej Bilcak !
Warren, ktory zahral skutoSne
umelecky ma t'ahacej harmonic
|ke jednu mazurku . niekol'k6
|slovenske skocn6: "a MIN vystf-
|pil jeho malicky braSek, Joxko
|BilcAk, ktory ako hotovy herec
|spieval . tancoval. Vystfpenie
|oboch bolo prijat6 obecenstvom
IS mimoriadnym nadSenfm q od-
menene hromovtm potleskona.
Po telesnom nasttenf, Rev.
jan Hreha peknou sloyenskou
Evening star., 1933-04-18

was stricken with partial paralysis yes
terday afternoon while questioning wit
nesses before a Federal grand jury.
Taken to q hospital here, his condi-
ton was reported critical.
Flood had been sworn in earlier In
the day as q special assistant district
attorney in investigation of alleged vio-
lations Of the Elkins act by carriers
entering Mobile.
Mr.. Flood has been with the Inter-
state Commerce Commission here since
1908, starting as a clerk and working
his way up to his present post of special
Evening star., 1933-04-18
Upset Beer Brings Help.

MORRIS, III. B-When a truck
loaded with 365 cases of beer turned
over, a group of farmers quickly volun-
teered their services in righting and
loading the vehicle again. Only one
bottle was broken, but observers said
there were many empties by the time
the re-loading was completed.
Evening star., 1933-04-18
Medical Agreement Reached.

BOLOGNA, Italy (P.-An agreement
for mutual recognition Of medical de-
grees. reached by the United States
Medical Board and italian authorities,
caused cheering celebration at the
Bologna Medical School under the
leadership Of 10 Italo-American stu
dents
Evening star., 1933-04-18
SCOUTS BEER POTENCY
Judge Hitt Believes 3 Bottles Not
Enough to Make Man Drunk.

Three bottles Of 80 beer is not enough
to make any one drunk, in the opinion
Of Police Court Judge Isaac r. Hit.
William Smith, 81, colored, who was
in court yesterday morning on a charge
Of intoxication, pleaded that he had only
had three bottles before his arrest.
II don't believe any one can get
Evening star., 1933-04-18

and our problems. Our one aim Is
service. Our one desire u to give you
full measure for what you pay for.
Only in this way can an administra-
ton count itself o success.
Evening star., 1933-04-18
SPECIAL AGENT OF I. &C.
STRICKEN WITH PARALY LYSIS

William J. Flood of Warrington
in Critical Condition in
Mobile, Ala, Hospital.
BY the Associated Press.
MOBILE, Ala, April 18-William J.
Flood Of Washington, special agent Of
the Interstate Commerce Commission,
Evening star., 1933-04-18
Bantams Put to New Use.

When earwigs invaded the lawns and
garden around the Goldendale. Wash,
Court House. JEFF Smith, janitor, OBJ
tanned q flock Of bantam hens and
roosters. The marauders were soon
replllSed
Evening star., 1933-04-18

drunk on this legal beer" Judge Hith
said: AT least, not on three bottles
OF It. Twenty dollars or 70 days"
Evening star., 1933-04-18

agent. He lives at 1922 Massachusetts
avenue.
The Bismarck tribune., 1933-11-13

A long pass to Wallace Myers, star
end, placed the ball inside the 15-yard
line. PluEges and an end sweep by
Casper were good to the one-foot line
and Casper rammed 1t over. The try
FOR point failed.
The Frogs had the best Of the play
all the way but in the second period
Just before the gun, Captain Ralph
Pierce Of the Nadoks intercepted
pass on the Frog 40-yard stripe and
vas away untouched for a marker.
He also added the point to make it
rs for the invaders at the half.
In the third period Dan Harston
hurled q flat Zone" pass to Casper.
The Frog halfback cut back. circled
and raced 65 yards to the North Da-
kota 3-yard line. Jimmy Lawrence
plunged the remaining distance. Cas-
per's run took the starch out Of the
Nodak defense and the Frogs had
things their own way in the last peri
Cd, scoring after a long drive and
keeping the ball In dangerous terri
tory the rest of the way. The sum-
morv.
The Bismarck tribune., 1933-11-13
Chicago Bears Feel
Title Slipping Away

Chicago, Nov. 13.-(P,-Slippinp
back with a defeat and one tie in
their two engagements In the east.
the Chicago Bears felt their lead fall
ing IN the national professional foot
ball championship race Monday.
The Bears were surprised Sunday
as the Philadelphia Eagles threw up
q hard defense and then gained a g.
all tie.
Portsmouth turned back the Green
Bay Packers Z to o.
In q memorial game for the late
Major Frank Cavanaugh, war hero
and college coach, the New York
Giants defeated Boston Z too.
1t was estimated that Mrs. Caya.
naugh, who was left with seven minor
children and no estate upon the death
Of the Iron Major, would receive
more than $4,000 from the gate. as
10 per cent Of the receipts were to
60 to her.
Shipwreck Kelly and his BROOKLYN
mates celebrated the advent of Sab
bath sports in Pittsburgh by crushing
the Pirates 81 to O.
At Chicago the Cincinnati Reds
scored their first victory Of the sea
son by defeating the Cardinals, u to
10.
The Bismarck tribune., 1933-11-13
ASSOCIATION HITS
Chain Store PLAN
Set May IS as Last Day TO.
Clubs to Obtain Players
From Sponsors

Kansas City, Nov. l3.-R)-Direct-
ing q blow at the chain store system
in baseball, the American association
has imposed drastic penalties for clubs
which acquire player strength from
their Major league affiliates except
during the early stages Of the annual
pennant race.
BY q vote Of six to two, associa-
ton club owners in session here over
the weekend adopted q resolution
setting May Is as the last date on
which q member club can obtain play
ers from their Major league sponsors.
A team violating the new regulation
would be subject to q fine Of $1,000
for each game. and games won by
the offending team would be thrown
out.
Following the close Of the season
Sunday club owners and officials left
for Galveston, Tex, to attend the an
nual meeting Of the National Associa-
ton Of Professional Baseball Leagues.
The playoff plan adopted last season
will be given another trial despite the
protests Of several members.
The Bismarck tribune., 1933-11-13
STANFORD DEFEATS TROJANS
BEFORE $4,000 WILD FANS
Place Kicks Near End Give
Jones' Men First Defeat
in 20 Starts

Los Angeles, Nov. 13.-(P)-Stan-
ford's fighting football team outplay-
I'd and outscored Southern Califor-
MIA before 10000 persons Saturday, to
win, Is to Z. and administer the first
defeat the Trojans have suffered in
28 games.
Not since September, 1881, when st.
Mary's won, 13 to Z. had Southern
California suffered a reverse, although
the record was spotted by one score
less tie with Oregon State this season.
The big Red team from Patio Alto
crashed III on two field goals from
sure footed Bill Corbus in the last
four minutes to climax drive by the
Indians starting just before the home
suard took a first period lead
through the medium of 43-yard
touchdown gallop by Cotton Warbur-
TON.
Corpus not only used his right foot
to good advantage but played a SEN
sational defensive game.
There was little doubt in the minds
of the great crowd as to the result
when Corbus kicked his first field
goal, after he had missed two. There
was then only four minutes left to
play. When he kicked the second
there was just one minute left for the
Trojans to do something about their
record and they could not do it.
Stanford completed six passes out
of seven attempts and its touchdown
came after an overhead attack had
advanced the ball to the shadow of
the goal posts.
The Bismarck tribune., 1933-11-13
Football Stars

10y 1m0 <A1UOCA0SS0
Doug Mott, Detroit Scored on 55-
yard run with intercepted pass and
threw passes for two other touchdowns
against Catholic.
Bill Corbus, stanford-Kicked two
field goals In last five minutes to beat
Southern California, 1877.
Jack Buckler, Army-Led attack
that. overwhelmed Harvard, scoring
two Of four touchdowns.>
Maynard Piltz, University Of Ha-
waii-Booted placement after touch
down for point tha bea Denver. 7-6.
Joe sawyers, Washington d Lee
Ran IS yards for touchdown In fourth
quarter to defeat Virginia SO.
Aubrey Stringer, Baylor-Kicked
2e-yard field goal with 30 seconds
left to play, beating Texas. 80.
Homer Key. deorgia-Made two 40
yard runs against Yale. paving way
for touchdown with second.
Bill Karahan, Brown Scored field
goal, touchdown land point after
touchdown to gain 1917 victory over
Syracuse.
Herman Everhardus. Michigan
Made field goal and point after touch
down and paved way for touchdown
with 47-yard run in 1916 triumph over
Iowa.
Bud Dammann, Colorado Aggies-
Kicked field goal from 16-yard line
in last minute, downing Utah Aggies.
80.
Ralph Kercheval, Kentucky-Made
two touchdoWns and three extra points
in 2l.6 triumph over v. NJ. T.
The Bismarck tribune., 1933-11-13
MacPha and Bush
Head for Galveston

Cincinnati. Nov. l3.-(R-While the
home town fandom held its fingers
crossed, two apostles Of the Cincinnati
Reds sailed forth Monday-the 18th
on the first lap Of IN expedition to
hang q horseshoe around the necks
Of the luckless cellar champions" Of
the National League.
Larry MacPhail and DOME Bush
the one not yet president Of the Reds
and neither quite sure II DOME IS or
IS not the manager headed for Gal
weston, Tex, IN the hopes Of bagging
some prize talent.
At Galveston IS . meeting of minor
league club officials. There MacPhail
snd Bush expect to talk over the
managerial situation some more. But,
most important. they will strive for q
TRANSMISSION Of some Of the young
blood MacPhail has declared empha.
tically he intends to inject into the
Redland gang Of mostly old.timers.
The Bismarck tribune., 1933-11-13
Happens Too Often
To Be Called Luck

Chicago, Nov. 13.-fF)-It hap
pens too often under the coaching
regime Of Harry Kipke to be lust
Michigan luck.'
He and his smart. hustling VOL.
VERNE teams must have something
on that football.
As the hard-smashing. fast
charging Northlanders from Min
nesota prime themselves for q last
ditch battle against the Wolver-
ines Saturday and groans about
Michigan luck" are heard from
all sections Of the Big Ten. q
check-up Of the records reveal
that It IS merely an old-fashioned
Michigan custom to escape with
narrow victories especially since
Kipke took charge Of the Maize
and Blue forces back In 1920.