davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-08-04

"A teraz muslin sa pod 'akovat'
tym, ktori mas tam ma svojich
automobiloch wall. Boil to: Jan
Dolak, Andrej Panda, Stefan
OlSavsky a Mr.. Jones a tiez
vlp. Hreha.
A ma koniec ziadam youngs-
townske cisla KSJ., aby ma
svojich schodzach rokovaly .
tom, ako by SINE sa spolocne
mohli zist' a poradit' sa, ably
sme boil pritomnl ma slavnosti
posviacky budovy I. K. s. j.
Som s 1ctou
Jozef oravec,
c%oroc&o SSc CA1 TKCT
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-08-04
sLovENsKE DREvo DO
PALESTfNY.

Riaditel'stvo statnych lesov v
Banskej Bystrici poslalo prave
tisic krychlovych metrov smre-
kovych dosak do Palestfny. Je
to vzorkova zasielka. urcena pre-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-08-04

spelom, kym snrtntch pkdov
detskt tch pribudlo. Prirod dsent
prirastok obyvatel Stva 6inil mi
nul6ho rokn 102, ,097. % tol'ko
Wac, deti 90 narodilo, ako l'udf
umrelo. &
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-08-04
Jozef oravec,
starosta els. 241. IKSJ.
IA NEB. MARIoU PUHALLA

DCIu sc uuI I'd uulem u
kazuJl Sc pred Bohem ma Sio-
nu", hovori David (S4. zalm).
Ease, sa odobrala cd mas jedna
sestra, Maria Puhalla, ktora dna
%. julia vypustila jej 81 sl'achetn1
dusu zaznamenania hodne ie,
ze prave vtedy dokonala, ked' i
my kostole zakoncili SINE sluz-
by Bozie, ktore tax vrele milo
vala, kym ziva bola. V nede-
Pu, ked' krest'amtvo drzi pa
miatku zmrtvych vstania Pana,
Nv ten den dokonala t1 zemsk1
put zivota.
,Dozila sa milosti Bozej bib
lickeho veku rs rokov. Tam mas
vedie David, ked' hovori:
"Vsech dn1 let nasich jest let
sedmdesate, aneb jestli kdo sill
nejsiho prirozeni, osmdesat let
a to, coz nejzdarnejsiho v Mich
jest prace a bida atd. &. 80.
10 w.. A ze tie biedy zak1sila
i zosnula, to vedia tt, ktori ju
navstevovali jej krfzi, zvla-
Ste ale ii, ktori ju opatrovali do
posledneho dychu: syn Juraj S
manzelkou. Odplati i'm Pan.
Zosnula sa narodila ma Spisi,
ak sa nemylim, dedinke Ga
novce Do Ameriky prisla pred
25. rokmi. Tu v Youngstown
byvala % rokov. Vdovou bola
% rokov. Zanechala siroko roz-
vetven1 rodinu tn, V Clevelande
i Scranton, Pa. a II vnncat.
Rodinka mi odpusti, ked' ne
spomlnam' ich mena, zeby som
nevedome niekoho nevynechal
i neukrivdil. Pohrab sa odbyval
v utorok, 25. julia po obede
domu sm1tku ma N. Whitney
ztadial' sm1tocny sprievod siel
ma Brockway do kostola cirkye
|sv. Emanuela, kde vel'ky "a
|stup veriaceho l'udu vidal po-
sledn1 6ctu zosnulej. Videli SINE
tam mnohe zname tvare bratov
a sestier z cirkve jana Husa, a.
no i inoveriaci dobre znami pria-
telia zosnulej a jej syna Juraja
Puhallu, dobre znameho pracov-
nika slovenskeho ma Mahoning
doline.
Sm1tocne obrady odbavil DIV.
ctihodny p. farar Andrej Hviz-
dak 20 Sharon, Pa, ktory NAL
vyborn1 kazen zalozen1 ma 9.
ep. Tim. 4. Is ": Ked' predsta-
vii Pavla apostolic ako 81 on Dol
isty, re no Pan vysvobodi. "a
/
vysvobodi mne Pan cd kazdeho
skutku zleho zachova ke kra-
lovstvi svemu nebeskemu, je-
muz slava ma veky veku. A.
men,"
! Pan farar sa obratil k rakve
a poukazal, ze ako Pavel apo
stol Dol vysvobodeny, tax j v
Panu zosnula bola vysvobodena
a Pan 81 ju k sebe wal, lebo a.
ko Pavel ap. bojoval BOZ vybor-
ny, tax zosnula bojovala BOZ
vyborny a tym ukazala prfklad
dietkam, aby ju nasledovaly, le-
DO ona bola v krfzi trpeliva, ac-
kolvek 81 ziadala Pavlom
"Zadaje sobe umrfti bfti s
Kristen, coz by mnohem lepe
bylo". A to je uz nepodvratna
pravda pre- veriacich: cfm vac
81 krfz, tym blizsi nebe atd'.
Zosnula vzdy tnzila "a du-
chovnou mannou, slovom Bozfm
lebo uz pre- slabost' ak nemohla
|ist' do kostola ma Brockway ul.,
isla, kde jej bolo blizsie, do cir.
lkve jana Husa, kde 81 mnohych
|priatel'ov ziskala, Go SINE videli
Ipri pohrabe, kde bez mala vse.
tel ju vyprevadili do Tod Gin
torina. Ona vedela, ze 'sLepe
Ijest sincfch Hospodinoyych den
| jeden, nezli indie tisfc; zvolila
sobe radeji sedeti u noh Boha
ziveho ako prebyvat' v tancfch
|bezboznfku.'' Ona So veselila 1
lDavidom: "Veselfm Sc toho,
kdyz mi rfkano byva: podme do
domu Hospodmova r.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-08-04
|2kNOyANU unADNfKolG
d sLovElgSxEHO DNA.

q a ,actent p6n Martin Les
nk predseda SLOW. Dna Y Ma
u oning q Shenango dolinachl
Jajsamprv sa vam q vasim
B oludradnfkom muslin pod'a-
k0vat' "a dar, ktory som pre-
sdnotarsku baseball ligu Cd
vxs obdrzal, q sfce eek ma $500,
"a pol tncta lobdov, ktore ste
nam odhlasovali ma schodzi dna
IL. julia. Ma tejto schodzi boil
Pudia, ktorf boil proti tomu, a.
By tam Jednota bavila, ze vraj
naco tam deti poslat' bavit', ze
. lynn 81 len poskodfme Sloven-
sk6mu Dnu, jestli tam nebude
hrat' Slovenska lfga, ze l'udia
So nepojdu dfvat' ma hru chap
GOV. Ale stalo sa to naopak; ME
len ze prisli, ale prisli takom
pocte, aky SINE este doteraz ne
mali. Teda Jednota nasa me-
chcela do tohoto casu, a ia my
slim, ze al ma d'alej nebude nj
komu ma skodu.
Katolfcka Jednota urobila z
mas to, co SINE dneska. Katoli-
cka Jednota nam dala skoly,
dala nam kostoly, Katolicka Jed
nota tuna V Mahoning doline a
tiezs po celej Amerike zalozila
pre- chlapcov Jednotarov rozlicne
hry a tiez al tdto, ktora sa hra-
la ma nasom 13. Slovemkom
Dni.
Teda ma Katolicku Jednotu
musfme byt' pysnf. Kazdy rozum
ny clovek, ktory tam Dol, pove-
dal, ze to bola hra zaujimava a
bola by este zaujfmavejsia, keby
boil Steelton prehral. Mnohi po-
vedaj1, ze Steelton je len sta
stny, ked vyhrava. Nuz ked'
by jednu alebo dive hry vyhral,
nepovedal by som mic, ale do
dneska vyhral kazdd hru, tax
neviem, 81 je to len st'astie a.
lebo nieco insie.
Minuln nedel'u nasi chlapci
mali Ease lucky day., lebo u
radnfci cfsla 3Os. al so stare.
stom a spravcom ich wall do
Clevelandu ma stadium prize
rat sa ma baseball hru, ktorn
hrali Detroit a Cleveland. Bolo
rano 10 hodin, ked' SINE sa po-
hi 20 Steelton. Cestu SINE mali
prijemnd, isli SINE ma 5 auto
mobiloch. Ma prvom siel mas
vlp. Jan Hreha, ktory mas spre-
v&dzal do Clevelandu. Dorazili
SINE ia o IL. hodine. Prva nasa
zastavka bola pri budove I. K.
s. J. Ked' SINE tam dosli, pan
Andrej Panda posiel ku zvon-
ceku a sa hlasil, ponevae ku
dveram prisla len dcerka Sabo-
lovych a povedala, ze otec ne
ME donna. / SINE sa uz poberali,
ze pojdeme ma baseball, ked pa
nj Sabolova otvori okno a po-
veda, aby SINE prisli dnuka, ze
nam otvorf budovu. Ked' SINE
priSli do budovy I. K. S. j., pa
nj Sabolova mas pekne privfta-
La povedala nam, ze dievca
jej povedalo: Mako, pred ma
sim domom je plno mladych l'u-
di, ia neviem, co sd to "a lu.
dia, preco ste nedali skorej po-
svatit' budovu, mono ze ju pri-
sli bombardovat'." A matka jej
poveda: "Ja ich pustfm dnu,
mech robia, Go chc1. " Ked' nam
pani Sabolova poukazovala, bo.
Ii SINE vel'mi dojati. Je to kras-
ma budova. Videli SINE, kde pra-
cuje tajomnfk IKSJ. brat Sa.
Dol, d'alej kde pracuj1 dievcata
ktore mu vypomahajd a tiez sien
ktora sl1zi ma sch6dze hlavne-
no 1radu. Pani Sabolova nam
povedala, ze vsetko, GO vidfme
robily slovenske ruky. Nasi
chlapci ked' to videli, boil vel.
"a dojatf.
Potom ztadiaP SINE sa pohli
~ Cleveland Stadium videt
81 kru. Ale = tento den Cleveland
nrehral 6 a /.
Evening star., 1933-05-14
248 Golfers Paired for Play
In Chevy Chase Club Tourney

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tunsttschsdS; i:5S, Z. "A. Noyss iArmy and
Navy. II. B. Davidson, jr.. "a. Eds9.
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ley &c. Q. C);. 2:15. Edward A. Halsey
tBssver PAM. N: Triee ,BesyeF Deml;
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Evening star., 1933-05-14
GATES PLAN HELD
SUCCESS At PENN
Many Benefits Of Faculty
Control Noted by Dean
Of Physical School.

By the Associated Press.
.DHILADMPHIA, May 13.-opera.
- ton Of the Gates plan" OF
conducting athletics at the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania has
demonstrated the fundamental sound
ness of the policy, and 1t should be
continued In all its phases, declared
DR.. E. Leroy Mercer, dean Of the physi-
cal educational department, IN . report
today.
plan has led to wider participation In
intercollegiate and intramural athletics,
has inspired q splendid spirit OF loyalty
toward varsity teams and has resulted
in q more wholesome appreciation OF
the true objectives OF athletic compeu-
ton"
The plan. sponsored by President
Thomas Gates, reduces the emphasis on
intercollegiate sports and places ath-
letics under faculty control.
DR.. Mercer also said that the univer-
sity has lost none Of its athletic prestige
in intercollegiAte competition, and there
is no evidence that such prestige Will
be lost in the future.
s. 4 THIErIo competition is now
II being fostered on q broader
scale than ever before in the
history of the university" he said.
The report stated that Pennsylvania.
in common with other institutions, has
suffered from current economic condi-
tions and gave comparative hgures Tor
the last four academic years.
Income from foot ball during the two
years ending in 1880 totaled $1,726, 900,
and during the years Of 1881 and 1882
the income from foot ball was $4,000,
q reduction Of ~ per cent;
Income from basket ball dropped
from Sl47, 900 to $3s, 900. a decrease Of
rs. per cent; track showed q drop from
s4l 900 to $27 900, and the income from
base ball fell from approximately $11,-
900 to $4,000.
Evening star., 1933-05-14
TOPS COURSE ST0RMERS'
Fuller Wins Golf Tournament ut
Chevy Chase Frolic.

The course Stormers' Of the Chevy
Chase Club. . group Of golfing gents
who refused to be disturbed by wind
and rain. snow and hail during the
Winter, and who played golf ON any
day the course was playable, held their
annual golf frolic and dinner Yesterday vest; da 7
won by c. A, Fuller, with Walter F.
Chappen and H. c. Wick in second
place.
are Daniel j. Callahan. jr.; Walter
Chappell, Maurice r. Day. Franklin L.
Fisher, c. Ashmead Fuller. @. Tinsley
Garnett, George Reber Littlehales, Pat
rick MacNamara, Thomas w. McKnew,
c. Carroll Morgan, James Parker Nolan.
John E. Parker, Andrew Saul, Nathan
Scott. I'd; Corcoran Thorn, jr.: Q. Grtf-
nth Warfield and Homer c. Wick.
Thomas w. McKnew Is pooh.bAh o.
the group. corresponding to the presi-
dent John e. Parker Is secretary
treasurer.
Evening star., 1933-05-14
Kenood Plans Another Bic Pro Match Club Meet CAPS Biz Sci
Golfer Warns Up
To Lose New Ball
hERES new yarn on the
i j prudent purchase Of Q golf ball

HERrs . new yarn on the
i j prudent purchase Of . golf ball
by one Of Indian Springs most
ardent golfers. Hugh Z. Phillips
walked into George DifYenbaugh's
shop the other day and bought
ball. Moving onto the hrst tee he
warned the other players In the
match that he was not going to use
the new pill until he had gotten
warmed up. He didn't want to cut
It, he said, until his swing had set
tied into its groove.
He played the flrst two holes fairly
well, and on the third tee he pro-
duced the new sphere, convinced
that now he could smack it straight
and pretty down the middle. Teeing
OF behind the markers for the mems
tees, he hit a hard wallop that
struck one Of the white tee markers
smack In tho middle, bounced back
over Phillips head and disappeared
IN a tangle Of high grass out Of
bounds beyond q wire fence. That
new ball Is destined to rest there for
some time, for diNgent search by
the caddie failed to reveal its where
abouts.
Evening star., 1933-05-14
VIRGINIA SCORES OVER
NAVY IN TRACK MEET
LAUGH. Who Travels Mile in 4:15.7,
and Everett Double Victors in
Close Affair.
Dy the Associated Press.

Dy the Associated Press.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, May 13.
~ University Of Virginia's track
team today defeated the Navy
64.1 to 6l.9 largely on the strength
Of two Cavalier performers.
Capt. Billy Lauck ran the mile in
4:l5.7, believed to be the fastest time
this season, and then won the two
mile while Grover Everett was first in
both hurdles and second In the broad
Jump.
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BROAD JUMR---Won By ,McRae (Navy(
Distance, 20 feet az inches.
Evening star., 1933-05-14
TWO hundred and forty-eight Of
/ the leading golfers Of the East
will play In the twenty-third an
nual Invitation golf tournament

WILL pay III Tic tWcllty "C11At Y OIL
nual invitation golf tournament
Of the Chevy Chase Club, which starts
on Tuesday for the Taft and Sherman
Trophies. according to the starting list
announced last night by the club. Ad-
ditional entries received after the origi-
nal pairings had been made are ex-
pected to swell the entry list to nearly
800 players.
Harry G. Pitt, Manor Club star, who
won his club invitation event last week,
heads the local entrants. Leading play
ers from outside Of Washington include
Halbert j. Blue and Dick Wilson, en-
tered from Pinehurst, N. c., and B.
Warren Corkran and Talbot T. Speer Of
Baltimore.
Pairings and starting times for the
two qualifying days follow:
Tuesday.
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Evening star., 1933-05-14
MISS PATIENCE VICTOR
Audley Farm Iilly Leads All WAY
in Baahford Manor.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May Is R.-
The Audley Farms Miss Patience, Sec
ond choice In the betting. led all the
way around to win the 5000 Bashford
Manor stakes tor two-year-olds at
Churchill Downs today.
Given superb ride by Jockey Gilbert
Elston, the filly covered the five fur
longs In the excellent time Of l:01 lis
on drying out track.
1t was the flrst time q dlly ever had
won the Bashford Manor since 1t for
merely was for colts and Seedlings; but
was merged last year with the debu-
tante stakes for economic reasons.
]. w. Parish1 New Deal was second
. length back. and Jack Howard'i
speedy Skippy was third, . neck behind
New Deal. Dtxiana Farms Constant
Wife. the favorite, was among the also
Evening star., 1933-05-14
RECORDS SHATTERED
12 Go In Virginia State Affair
John Marshall Winner.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. May IS
R.-Twelve State high school records
were broken and one tied today in the
nineteenth annual track meet Of the
Virginia High School Literary and Ath-
letic League, run under almost perfect
conditions at Lambeth Field, University
Of virginia.
John Marshall High School Of Rich
moud won the Class A championship
for the fourth time since the first meet
In 1915. Vlnton High School gained
It's ilrst victory in the Class B meet and
Tfiplett High Of Mount Jackson and
west Point tied for Class g honors, with
Triplett taking the relay.
Evening star., 1933-05-14
MARYLAND FRESHMEN
WIN OVER GALLAUDET
Capture First and Third in Broad
Jump, Last Event, to Take
Meet, 65 to 81.
0NcE again Maryland Frosh humbled

0NCE again Maryland Frosh humbled
~ the best track and fleld aggregation
Gallaudet had to ofYer yesterday ut
Hotchkiss Field. The outcome depended
upon the broad Jump. the final event:
By garnering first and third the Old
Line yearlings won by IS to 81.
Captain Jimmy Rayhill led his Gal
laudet squad in fine shape, but did not
get enough help.
Beers of Maryland made . new
Hitchkiss Field record in the broad jump
while a few minutes previously he had
broken the old mark In the high hur-
dies. He was the outstanding performer
in the meet, coping three FIRST places
and q tie for another.
Maryland surprised by making q
clean sweep in the javelin, while Gal
laudet got all three places in the two
mile when Maryland failed to enter.
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Travis ga second; Love MD. third
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MILE RUN-Won by Burnett (Go: Asero
| tMd). second; Whisman (G), third. Time
| EMILE RUN-Won by Patrie tG.l;
%hism1p sas. second; Maccono tdo. third
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RsUNNiNG HIGH JuMP&Tis for t,rst be-
tween Beers !Md) and Duyan lMdo; Ray;
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third dr, tScsw Held recordJ Distance. 2s feet
YOtE vAULT-won BY RayhiI lG.l;
Duvsll (Md,). second: Gretz tMd;) and Lad:
| ner tG0 tied for third. Height, o feet
infbifs;ic fbbifs;icusEwon b, p..y Co.,; Sanford
tMd3, SECOND; Stevens Md. third. Dis
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Dslp (0l, second; Sachs (MdD. third. Dis
tance. 37,16 feet.
Evening star., 1933-05-14
WET GROUNDS STOP TILT.

Wet grounds resulted in the calling
Oh of the Aese ball games scheduled
lotte Hall on She western Field, Tech
and Calvert Hall in Baltimore and st.
Adams and Episcopal Academy Of Phila-
toned contest may be played next Sat-
uroAy. The IaStsrn.0 0eorgetoWn fresh
m sams pfsvieusly had besn ahsn-
donod.
Evening star., 1933-05-14
|NAW IS DEFEATED
| ms OF 4EVENTS
Wins on Diamond, but Loses
in Lacrosse, Tennis and
Rifle Shooting.
NNAPOLIS, May 13.-Navy was

A NNAPOLIS, May 13.-Navy was
~ able to win only one Of four
~ varsity contests here today.
That was over William and
Mary at base ball, I to 3, Davenport
pitching . one-hit game. Mount WASH
ington beat the Middies at lacrosse, 10
to ;; New York University scored at
tennis, 5 to 4. and Navy was second in
triangular shoot. won by the GUAM
tico Marines.
The lone hit In the ball game came
OF Davenport In the eighth inning.
With one out and two strikes on
Christensen, the visitors FIRST baseman,
the batter drove a sharp grounder be-
tween first and second for Q clean hit.
Christensen was advanced to third and
scored on an error.
william and Mary previously had
scored twice In the fourth inning on .
pair Of walks and two errors
Evening star., 1933-05-14
REFS SOLD BY DODGERS
Carey Must Cut Three More From
Squad by Tomorrow Night.

BROOKLYN, May l3 LR.-The
Dodgers squad was reduced to 26 to-
day by the sale Of Bobby Refs. utility
infielder, to the Toledo club Of the
American Association.
Manager Max Carey still must cut
three more names on his roster before
midnight Monday Refs has been up
with the Dodgers several times, but
never succeeded In winning . regular
iob
Evening star., 1933-05-14
HOLY CROSS TEAM
R0UTS H0YAs, 1873
Rapp and Sanford Are Lost
to Hi|Itoppers for Game
Through Suspension.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The star.
w WORCESTER, Mass, May 13-
M Holy Cross hammered three
v v Georgetown hurlers, while
Mulligan held the Hilltop.
pers In check today, the Crusaders win
ming, 10 to ,, in their annual game at
E1tton Field here.
Capt. william Rapp. shortstop, and
Robert Sanford, Washington outfelder,
were absent from the Georgetown line
up. Coach Clayton Sheedy said they
were under suspension for failure to
report at their Boston hotel last night
at tho time set for the team to retire.
The Hilltoppers were held to two hits
until the sixth, when Savarine doubled
and scored on O'Rourke's grounder.
They added two more in the eighth.
Ssvarine again doubled to open the
frame and scored on O'Rourke's clean
single to center. Carpenter and Wis
kovitch singled. filling the bases. and
Mitchell bounced hit of Camarano's
shins, allowing O'Rourke to cross the
plate.
Morarity, Holy Cross second baseman,
drove the ball into Middle River twice
Evening star., 1933-05-14
SOCCER GAME TODAY.

The Concord Soccer Club faces the
German American Sport Club Of Phila-
delptia this afternoon on the 1enning
Aeld ut 3 O'Clock. Concofds have
dxen6thened Tor the game. The lhtla-
delphia eleveo comes here highly tou&ed
Evening star., 1933-05-14
Metcalf Equals
1WYard Record

BY the Associated Press.
TAIAllAZOO, Mich.. May Ia
n Ralph Meteah. Olympic dash
star, tied the world record Of
81 In the l00-ya-d cash today as
Marquette defeated Western State
Normal College In . dual meet. 7Sh
to 5425.
Nstcaf also took the 220 with q
time ol 20.o seconds. Mullins Of
western State set q new 40 record
Of ass. while Lereh Of Western set
Q javelin mark Of 1o1 feet 10 inches.
Kubash Of Marquette set . record
Of 1882 for the $50.