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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-14

| di-OIHODll kOISZdkOddi, q lSkIcleS-
llegesebb intezmenyek IS a leg
llIto graftre adnak alka1Eiat.
Michigan allamban minden
townshipben iskolaszek alakulhat
harol1 en,terbJl.
A harofn tagrol ail6 iskoiaszck
azt.a a kclcDe vcheli 'ikozok-
.atas" igyet, meg peIig ugy,
hogy els6sorban fizclest adnak
saJa. .naguknak. Aztan iskolat
csinaillsk es tanit6t fosadnak.
Vannak townshippex, aiiaeiyek-
ben ktt-frarom tanul5 reszere tar
tanak fsxo1st, tanltot,, Is ezcknck
z kornanyzasara h4romtagu is
lsolaszeki tanacs huz. fizetest a
" ns(,lpt6l.
i'..s biict, kons;do.crt i. Va
eszti,atnak lniildcn townsh:nl,en
AZ ingye1lel6k ezlci vistlnen
~ sczhlvatdlt mlnden al.amban
i, ~ .igyenelok tizezre,t tart
,'.k d: " -r-zagball.
| h:laolz.k:c -zilkslg leiletett
arkcr, am1kor okros szekeren az
c,,yi. ;owns'n,pboi masihba ma
polAig seilett uta ami, dc nlncs ra-
I Juk liza szukseg, mikor az auto
tsy1Sool masikba negy perc
ala v1sz benninhet.
=, egy iptomi saskajarasnal is
ragyobb csapas a tomerdek k0z-
.atalnok ere az orszagra, Is az
a1olsat legalabb sciere iehetne
szaii1tani, fra minden felesleges
iiy.E n1yatalt riegszin.etnenek
m:rucn aiiatnban.
Carollnaban par ev elott a
inesyei utbi ztosl giiaftet meg
sziintettek es veget vete.tek a
townsllip-szeiilamossaenak az is
No.uk 1clsal N.
Is azotd ~ adot felere csok-
Ntutettek, al utak jobbak, es
mig tooDi, gazdagabD ala
nckian az iskolakat egymasutar
Decsukjak, Carolinaban dz allan
mlndeniitt nyoIc honapos lskoIat
gaiantal minden gyereknex.
| Ailami, egyseges, kozpontosi-
ict, kezelesben reszben feicsle-
ses tisztv.scick szanlat levagtak
ke, esebb - mint felere, resz-
ben negyobb szakertciemmel BIZ
|! 70 erlLerekct tudnak alkalmazni
tl1ndcn ln,inkara.
| Ma mar mindenfe1e erik az ell
,l>: :.,ietetlCn adOterileket, es a
| l.cssas e1kezdett gondclKozni Is
Lcszein1.
lie .nnel tovabb meg ncm men
Eek.
| Mem rreiletrek, inerr a kozhi-
vatalrokok, sileriifek, deputyk.
;skvlaszsxl tagok, utbiztosok, be-
k"l.;-ak. kons (. .olcreA leei5,aval
n-:n pirtak, azokD5l van poll
':*a, lnasinerra cs.raiya.
! Nemcsak ok szavaznak. haneln
- 1az1ak felesegelk, a ma
J. II, a nagyiienjcik, az anyosaik,
az unokahugaik, es ezek tcrine-
szetesen mem turk meg, hogy a
Et.z- meg tie zerszam levo tolos-
lcges f1lvataiokat megszuntessek.
| Nagyon aiacsony becsies SEE
RI 1t kstszazezCl enbsrt azohnal,
meg negyszazezer enlbert vala-
nli,el kGsuoD kl lciletne .,,..ienteni
"a fe!ys:egc, politika; al .-sboi, ha
ke:lo szakerIelemmci es ki,iono-
sen kello tis1tcssess.i uJja seer
veznek a kormanyzo politikal
,sysigeke az egesz orszasoan.
! Hogy hats zazezer henyel6, fe-
'eolcges koztlsztviselo eltartasa
n,5. keliii, AT klsza,ni:',a.ja ma
g;EaS illiAdenki.
| De axl el.vcsli d ctr1zat, az
ne :ele,toe cl, hogy ezeknck a he
reAnek a fizetes melle koitsegei
IL ,alnak cngedeiyczvc, anleiyek
a fi-ct1sncl joyal tobbrc rug
max IS llogy klszamlsna.asidn fe-
eslegsS tllllet laktal. it! a neinan
| &. l~,ns %;:~I. ,,r,trr,~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-14

kacskodasa. Ha annyian mem
lattak volna, bizonyosan a nya-
kaba borufg les addigs cs6ko1ia, mig
csak ki nem engeszteri vasfeju
fiut. Icy mege1egedett azzaf,
hogy egy borospoharat felig XII
ivott, koriTnezett es Csak ele
| tolta:
1gyuk meg a bekepoharat,
Elemer Is Tegyiink baratok, a.
hogy On mondja. A baratsag
sep do1og es. $. Va1amit
Iandolt magaban, ami jokedvre
hangolta, inert hozzatette: -
De ne irjon ilyen szomoru nota-
kat, inert akkor felmondom a
baratsagot ISL.
| S kezet fogott Csakkal az asz-
tai fe1ett.
Ilonka szemmel tartotta 6ket
es egy mozdulatukat sem hagyta
figyelmen :kiviil. Mikor latta,
hogy Csak iszik a Fanika pohara-
boil es kezet fognak, megkony-
nyebbulten sohajtott fel:
Valahara tehat kibekultet-
tex.
Kozar eppen akkor ALT elebe
| viragos jokedvveI:
- Ilucim! Ere csardasra, ha
nem haragszik ram. Mert ket
nap ota ugy veszem eszre. ne
heztel.
Atkapta lany derekat es zene
iitemere danolva suttogta:
Merit haragszol' draga kis
viragom?
Ilonka nagyon boldogan tette
kezet a piktor vallara es szeme-
be mosolygott.
- Mem haragszom en-, Gy6zo,
csak szeressen!.. /. Lassa, - in
tett Fanika fele, aki mar vida
man csevegett Csakkal, kibe-
ku1tek.
Icy van renden, - lnondta
Kozar, folyton a 1anykat nezve.
- Kiilonben en- mem sokat toro-
dom a mas bajaval. Vegezzek ell
maguk kozt. Csak rozsam SEE
ressen, szeressen. az szeressen
g. kurjongatott muzsikaval es
megporgette a kis lanyt, mint a
majusi szer viragot.
| A nn1atsag folyt vidaman meg
akkor is, mikor a hajnal tele-
szorta bibor felh6rongyokkal a
J kcieti 1athatart. De a flatalsag
mem 1atszott faradni. Az almos
mamak ugyan valtig javasoltak
a nazemenetelt, de Drummer baro,
mint jo magyar hazigazda, rog-
.cn oft termett, ahol oltozkodest
latott es lehuzta a kapisonokat,
| fcloltoket, gal1erokat, nagy ken
doket a szundikalo ordamakrol.
Eoikapta xket, szaladt veluk a
cigany ele es megtancoltatta ir-
galmatlanul mindet, akarmilyen
koros, csunya, terjedelmes holgy
vala az illet6.
Csak egesz este mem tancolt
senkivel. De mar j6 kedve kere-
kedett es Fanika er6vel el akarta
vonszolni.
| Mondom, hogy mem tanco-
lok magaval trefalt nyajaskod-
| va Csak. Senkivel!.. De
fmegis! tette hozza felallva.
| rs Odament a DarOnenOZ, a Fa-
nika mamaja ele, aki vidaman,
cienken, az almossag. IS kime-
I':iitseg legkisebb jeie n&lkul csc
lvcgrtt kor6tte lev6kkel.
MGlt6sagos asszonyom, -
nlondta neki Csak, sarkantyu-
| jat osszciitve, mi ketten meg
! mem tancoltunk ma este. Ha
kcgyes lesz Is mem kosaraz XII.
A vilagert sem kedves grof,
ugrett fel a szep wax asszony
rogton. Azzal ugy regraktak
iopcgos csardast, hogy mindenki
csak az 5 tancukat nezte.
Egyeb Sc kellett a fatal urak-
max. Nj, hat yak bar6ne tancol?
Maid szetszedtek az igazan POM
;,.san tincol6 sep asszonyt IS
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-14

Sellett utaznia. A ciganyok ra-
rantottak az utolso notat, anne
lyet mar feloltozve, kendoben,
kaiapban jartak a holgyek, azzal
lei a kocsikra. Is lohalalaba
,agtattak az allomashoz.
Alig erkezett XII vidaln, lar
mas had a kis rozsas, viragos
ailolllas ele, jott a reggeli gyors-
vonat teklntve, hogy .pusztai
allomason csak protekcioval es
roviden ALT meg, sietni kellett a
beszallassal.
Deerek, Domokosek terme-
szetesen Brunnerek is lit marad-
tax. De Kozarnak okvetlen be
.ksllett utaznia Banosra.
A bucsuzkodas lgen gyors tenn
poban tortent, inert a gyorsvonat
mord kalauza es vonatvezet5je
mem oiyan kedelyes, jpkedvi,
mint vicinalise.
Siessunk kerem, siessunk,
hangzott a derek Pokr6c Ada
mok mosolytalan ajkairol. meg
pedig nem legudvariasabb han
gon.
kozar huszarokkal, akiknek
szinten be kel1ett mennluk a va
rosba, egy folyos6ra jutott. A
$50 teljes ertelmeben a folyos6ra,
inert az els6 osztilyu fulkek is
tcic voltak dugva masodosztalyu
utasokkal. Tomerdek volt az utas
Is keves kocsi.
A vonatvezet6 mar kurtolt,' a
vonat fiityiilt megindult, mikor
kitor6 jokedvii Honka odaki-
altott kocsi ablakainal allo
flata1enlberekhez:
Aki idejon, megcsokolom!
AZ atmulatott, attancolt ejsza-
kak utan mem tor6dnek ugy az
clnberek az iilemkerdesekkel,
mint normalis allapotban. Min
denki kacagott, tudva, hogy a
mar teljesen megindult vonatrol
.,em szallhat le senki.
Egyszer csak fiityiilni kezdett
a vonat Is megallt. Is Csak lc-
ugorva a vonatrol visszaszaladt
) llonka el6tt megallt:
Kerem puszit?
tFolytatjuk)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-22
STRAND THEATER

"42nd Street." a dramatic spec
tacle Of the American theater, as
wide as show business in scope,
which Warner Bros. presents Ut
the Strand Theater today, carries
a scintillating all-star east of
eleven stars. besides featured ae.
tors of note. picked chorus of
$50 beautiful girls and hundreds
of extras.
The cast is headed by Warner
Baxter. the star of six Hours To
Live "Cisco Kid" Daddy Long
Legs" and many other hits, and
Bebe Daniels. of "Silver Dollar
Rio Rita and .'Dixiana" fame.
Ruby Keller, wife of AL Jolson.
and the Ziegfeld star of "Show
Girl" makes her picture bow as
the ingenue of .s42nd Street.
George Brent, Una Merkel. Guy
Kibhee, Ned Sparks, Dick Powell,
Ginger Rogers and Allen Jenkins,
all well known both on stage and
screen. complete the star cast.
Other important featured players
include such well known names as
Henry B. Walthall. Edward j.
Nugent, Harry Akst, Clarence
Nordstrom, Robert McWade.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-22
MELODY ARRIVES
HERE FROM MIAMI

The ketch Melody, os Miami,
arrived in port yesterday after
noon and herthcd NJ the Porter
Dock. On the vessel are the mast
er and owner. Wirth NJ. Manroe.
Mrs. Munroe and Mrs William
Catlew.
Mr.. Munroe frequently comes IN
Key West for cruising and leisure
IL spends the time fishing and lax-
ing when not occupied building
boats.
The Laughing Gull". here sew
eraI weeks ago and one Of he
keeness locking sailing vessels that
has been in port for some tire,
was built b. Ar. Munrue.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-22

TEAM TO OPPOSE
LOCAL GOLFERS
WELL COMPETE OVER LOCAL
COURSE NEXT SATURDAY
AND SUNDAY; MUCH IN
TEREST MANIFESTED

The golf teams of the Key West
Country Club. and the Miami
Fillmore Club will meet in a re-
turn challenge match at the local
golf course next Saturday and
Sunday, The Citizen was told to-
day by Glenn C. Price. He re-
ceived a letter from Judge T. E..
(Tubhy) Price, president of the
Miami Fillmore Club, and Cap
tain of the team. stating the Mi
amians will arrive over the East
Coast next Saturday noon for the
special matches.
The locals have played the Bilt-
more team at Coral Gables, twice,
and the Biltmore team in Key
West, ONCE. This makes the Mi
amians second invasion of the Is
land City. The locals have lost all
three matches by points, and ex-
pect to avenge former defeats by
putting strong team in the field
against the invaders.
Members of the team and golf
ing enthusiasts will meet the Mi
ami Club at the train and escort
them to the hotel, and thence to
the Country Club, where luncheon
will be served before the play be-
gins. A banquet is planned for
Saturday night at local restaur-
ant. with entertainment for the
visiting team.
Following is a list of players
expected to come to Key West for
the matches: Captain T. E. Price;
Ray Sappenfield, Stephen Gibbs,
HI. B. Rust, ST.. Ralph Wilkins.
Dir. P. B. Welsh, Hank Bowbeer,
DR.. H. L. Cartee and others. The
matches are free to the public. and
a gallery of Key Westers are ex-
pected to root for the home team.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-22
ORMOND DE LEON
OPENS BUSINESS

j. 1 = i 3
The Grill, operated by ormond
De Leon next to the San Carlos,
will open for business today serv-
ing sandwiches, cold drinks and
hot coffee.
Mr.. De Leon states the Grill
will use no grease whatsoever and
everything will be grilled. Percula-
tor coffee will be served fresh at
all times. S
Estimates on sandwiches for
bridge parties will be gladly Civ
en-, says the management. The
place will specialize in toasted
sandwiches including grilled wien
les, hamburgers and filete minon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-22
DESPERATE CUBA
lBoston Daily Globel
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Observation-Disclosures

depression several months older
than our own, is lurching now with
discernible speed toward the
shambles of revolution.
Our own country's responsibility
toward Cuba differs from that OBJ
tanning with respect to any other
nation in this hemisphere, owing
to the Platt Amendment. By that
device the United States estab-
lished as an accepted principle a
financial, economic and political
protect0rate over the islands.
Cuba was forbidden to incur in
debtedness to any third nation,
She was forbidden to default her
obligations to the sole remaining
source Of financial assistance
the United States. Finally, our
government gave itself authority
| to intervene with armed force in
case of dire necessity. that or
derby government might be main
tanned.
The evolution of our country's
policy under the Plat Amendment
has failed to resolve Cuba's diff
culties. We have interviewed d.
rectly. That has served but tenn
! porarily. Since 1917 we have re-
peatedly interviewed indirectly,
Nor has that served. For the in
PREVENTION has been consistently
for the sake of American inter-
| ests. The size Of the American
investment in Cuba--it exceeds
81, 900, 900, 900 - has repeatedly
weighted the scales, with Wash
ington espousing the cause of the
discredited leaders. The threat of
the Plat Amendment has been
raised, time and again, by Cuban
political chiefs as device by
which change of officeholders
might be prevented. As a reductio
ad absurdum of this situation it
may be noted that should we In
tervene now we would, of course,
intervene on the side of the recog-
nized government of the country.
That is, we would find ourselves
supporting the Machado admin
istrationl
Resolution of Cuba's problems
cannot be had until the political.
economic and financial questions
are all dealt with simultaneously.
American financiers have long
since given up, in other Latin
American countries, the excessive
stipulations which they are able
to impose upon Cuba because of
the Plat Amendment. This ma
ton has been washing its hands Of
that sort Of thing.
The policies which have come to
- crisis with Machado have failed
impressively to help Cuba either
along the road Of self government
or toward economic rehabilitation,
She is politically shared, eeonom-
ically desperate and financially
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-22
DOUBLEHEADER
HERE TOMORROW
Ell FENIx CLUB WILL MEET
SLUGGERS AND PIRATES
TEAMS
(By JovE)

Tomorrow afternoon the FL
Fenix Club will play the scheduled
doubleheader of the City League.
They will take on the league-lead-
ing Sluggers in the first game and
conclude with the Pirates in the
nightcap.
Ell Fenix has been playing good
ball since entering the second
half pennant.
Manager Felo Rodriguez will
probably pitch Frank Salinero
against the Young Sluggers and
reserve Mario Sanchez for the
Pirates crew.
With Salinero opposing Bethel
and Sanchez against Quintan
Lopez the fans will be treated to
a pair of tight ball games.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-22
CLASSIFIED
COLU M N
Observation-Disclosures

Advertisements under this head
will be inserted in The Citizen at
the rate of lie word for each in
sertion, but the minimum for the
first insertion in every instance Is
25c.
Payment for classified adver-
tisements is invariably in advance,
but regular advertisers with ledger
accounts may have their advertise
ments charged.
Advertisers should give their
street address as well as their tele-
phone number if they desire re-
suits.
With each classified advertise
ment The Citizen will give free an
Autostrop Razor Outfit. Ask for
it.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-22

1t is to be hoped that the action
of Representative Josepn w
Byrns, democratic house leader, in
blocking discussion of present
conditions in Cuba on the floor OF
the congress, means what Mr.
Ryrns implied as justification fol
his course. He explained that the
democratic leadership deem it un.
wise to discuss so publicly q
problem which the state depart.
ment has not yet solved to its
satisfaction"
Is this an intimation that our
government is bending serious
attention to present Cuban af-
fairs? If that is true, then in the
interests of a policy in process of
being worked out, discussion in
congress may be for the moment
premature.
Day by day, the American pub
lie are being enlightened in this
situation. During the better part
of Is months past, . steady stream
of testimony has been seeping
through the censorship at Havana,
accommodating the most terrifying
Indictment of a regime of severity
known to Cuban history since the
great insnrrection.
Only on Friday last, some sc
Cubans were done to death as a
consequence of the reign of terror
under President Machado. On
Saturday six murders We're added
to the list, as the regimes secret
police visited vengeance upon q
group of student members of the
political opposition. In Monday
the sequence of horrors continued,
when three more students were
assassinated in their homes and,
by reprisals, three members of the
Machado strong arm squad were
laid low.
This is not a recent and unex-
pected development. 1t is but the
picture of a condition prevalent
in Cuba since President Machado
first started to ride, rough-shod,
over all restraint several years
ago. Liberty Of the press has
been destroyed and opposition
editors imprisoned. A censorship
has been clapped upon all incom-
ing papers from this country,
Prisons and donjons have been
crowded with hundreds whose
crime consists in holding political
views that differ from those OF
the administration. Courts and
parliament subverted to his de.
sires, the president has pursued q
course amazing in It's indifference
to concepts of popular liberty ano
ordered democracy.
The quickening tempo of vic
lence, this past fortnight, is blu,
the inevitable consequence. Cuba
staggering knee deep in financia
difficulty, crippled by an eeonomi,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-22
CUBA BRINGS IN
ga PASSENGERS

The steamship Florida sailed
1855 p. M. yesterday for Ha-
vana with seven passengers from
Tampa and eight from KEY West,
also i22 sacks Of mail.
Steamer Cuba returned yesser.
day afternoon from Cuba with Ga
passengers. ia aliens
The yacht Paula.Louis. that has
been ON the ways for repairs 70
hall and machinery. has been
floated and is ready fer sailing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-22
BABY NAMES SHIP
AT ITS LAUNCHING
tIly Associates I'vessl

WY AeN9EAASeN EtNA4e
GLASGOW. April "a
Ann Lishgow. 2i-moaths-old
daughter Of Sir James and
Lady Lithgow. ekri.tened .
ssesmer here.
Har mother held her. bads
her "Say 'Fsashledowa'
and the haby managed 10
arsieola,e the name ., che
scooter cargo boaa started
do~n the ways.
Residents aver that any
bright Sesssh baby sould
prencanse he Word.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-22
TO SUBSCRIBERS

II you do not receive your
paper by GOO o'clock in the
afternoon, use your telephone
or your nelghbor's phone and
call 81 and = paper win be sent
to your home. A complaint
hoy i on duty At this office
from 600 to ISIS p. IA. for the
purpose Of delivering com
plants. Help u give you 100
percent service ~ calling 81 IL
you do not reeeivs The Citizen
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Observation-Disclosures
The Whaife CoCIkafoO
% e e - : esee
81 Migsos 6. Eberhart

SYNOPSIS. jim Hpgdeda Ans
tesH released from fGtl bv the
grsMgA police. bur not freed OF The
e'nSetct0n that nerhans, after an,
- had murdered the NntdsHftfed
bssstdn found IN the corridor out.
eSae bia hotel room. Sue Tally.
eDhJm SuRdedW should suspect,
fr1BJ the evidence, has seat DaUid
L0r7g 20 aid him. Greths LoVsohiess.
wife OF the hotel nlaAa0er. calls
asses her PERSONAL charm generous
IN, but 10Th no result. Then Sac
arrives. c0ilfessin0 her distaste OF
tho dark corridors and strange
noises Of the old hotel.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-22

strangled. Bankrupt. she Is for
hidden to claim the privileges Of
relief.
Is the present administration
going to give her new deal? II
so, which course win il takef And
when is it to begin?
UNCLE DUDLEY.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-22
NEBO SUSPENDED
BY COMMISSION
PETE LOSES OUT BY FAILURE
TO COMPLY WITH sPEcI.
FIcATIoNs

80 &s's1tSNE 1880
PHILADELPHIA, April q.
Pete Nebo. Cuban light
weight boxer, has received
notice Of being Indefinitely
suspended by the Athletic
Cemmission Of Pennsylvania.
The suspension Is due to bis
failing 20 comply with the
Specifications in q contract
with = local promoter.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-22

FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT.
containing IL rooms. on lot
50x198 feet, in select section of
city, 1907 Whitehead street, OPP
posite beautiful Coral Park, and
facing the sea. Garage in rear,
Rent $50 monthly. Apply to L.
P. Artman, 1909 Whitehead
street or The Citizen Office.
ian11
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-22
MALE HELP WANTED

MAN WITH CAR WANTED to
advertise our goods and distri-
butte introductory packages to
consumers. Must be satisfied
with 90c an hour at start. Write
for full particulars. ALBERT
MILLS. ROUTE MGR, 1884
MONMOUTH, CINCINNATI, o.
apr22-1t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-22
CHICKS

SOUTHERN MATCHED. blood
tested, Missouri Reds, Barred
Rocks, White Rocks, Wyandot-
ties, 100--S6.45; heavy assorted,
$5.75, Prepaid; live delivery.
Southern Hatcheries, Jackson
vile, Fla" apr22-1tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-22
MISCELLANEOUS

AN AUTO STRoP RAZOR outfit
given free with each classified
advertisement ASK FOR IT.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-22
PIRATES BEAT
REDS AND TAKE
LEAGUE LEAD
NEW YORK YANKs LICK
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NEW YORK, April 22.-The
New York Yankees trimmed the
Boston Red Sox by a score of z
to 5. Babe Ruth knocked his Sec
ond homer of the season.
The st. Louis Browns shut out
the Chicago White Sox. Irving
Bump Hadley held the Chicago
outfit to two singles, faced just
20 men, and pitched his team to a
40 victory.
The Boston Braves emerged
victorious over the New York
Giants in 81 score. Although
only getting four. hits, the Braves
walked off with the honors of the
game.
The Athletics turned back the
Senators, while the Indians blank
ed the Tigers. The Pirates took
the league lead by downing the
Reds.
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