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Cubs and Pirates TangIe in
Rivalry Series at Chicago

BUGS for the flag, when the Giants
sent Freddie along to Pittsburgh
last December.
Anyhow, Chicago's primed for q
raucous and throat-rasping week
end.
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BOSTON SELLS MULLEAyY
BIZ Times Special

BUFFALO, N. Y, April Is
Gregory Mulleavy. shortstop and
second baseman. has been pur-
chased by Buffalo of the Interna-
tional League from the Boston Red
Sox, who obtained him from Chi
cago in a trade. Mulleavy batted
.32l with Oakland in the Coast
League last year.
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Dadv A. C. will play Y. NJ. S. in a
practice game Sunday at Rhodius park at
2 D. m. A. C. will open the season at An
dersonville on April %. Games are wanted
with state teams for April 30 and Nav
IA. For games. address Basil Flint. 1913
Oliver avenue. or call BE-l53O.
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Indianapolis Midwsvs will practice Sum
oav. All PLAYERS are asked to be at the
club house at 80 D. m. Midwsvs have
April % and 30 open and would like to
book fast state teams. Write B. r. Kelley.
2341 South Sherman drive.
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Statistics on Tribe

ERANK SIGAFOOS, indianapolis
Il second sacker, a student of law
when he isn't playing ball, has con-
WINGED opposing pitchers this spring
he is forceful in the delivery of
base hits. He is tops" at bat in
three games. Tribe batting and
pitching figures follow:
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New Palestine Diamond Club will hold
Its first workout Sunday at New Palestine
All PLAYERS and trYouts are asked TO re-
port at o'clock. For games write L. c.
Murnan. New Palestine Ind.
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Friday Fight Results

AT CHICAGO-Jackie Purvis. l4s. In
dianapois outpointed JOHNNY PhaEan
i4T CHICAGO. 49, Hershie Wilson 1876.
Danville Ill outpointed Johnny Terry,
1877 Portsmouth. Ohio. l6l.
AT NEW YORK-M Roth 1875 New
York. defeated Dominick Petrone. i2o.
New York tsl: Petev HAYES 1913 New
work defeated Al Gillette. l25 New
York 49,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

CleNeiaho AZ De'rolt' postponeo' RAIN.
Chicago at 81. Louis postponed; rain
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Independent and Amateur
Baseball Notes, Gossip

Dr Psdo Cans C s MIL play Hho4 n in
2 D. m. A. C. will open the season at An
with state teams for April 30 and Nav
"a, For games. address Basil Flint. 1913
Oliver avenue or call BE-l53o.
Carson A. c. desires games with fast
city and state teams For information
call Manual Green. Drexel 07ls. or write
l4l5 Bacon street. Indianapolis.
New Palestine Diamond Club will hold
its first workout SUNDAY at New Palestine.
All PLAYERS and tryouts are asked to re-
port at o'clock. For games write L. c.
Murnan. New Palestine. Ind.
Indianapolis Midwsvs will practice Sun
oay All PLAYERS are asked to be at the
club t,, house S at 80 D. m. Mdwsys have
book fast state teams. Write B. r. Kelley.
2S4l South Sherman drive.
6e spt h A-st s.4r will work out at Gar
asked to report at 80 D. m.
;. INDIANAPOLIS Cubs will work out at Rho
t Gus saturday at 100 D. m. with prac,
immediately after the drill In case of bad
weather, players are asked to report at
the home Of Gail Smith. 1745 West Nor
"a J w. Bsder indians will practice Sat
uroay at Riverside No. l at p. m. Ken
Perciii ED and Coffin; NOTICE. Baders want
for Phil.
South Side. Tigers are ready to book
games with city and state teams. Green
Mclaughlin. As Virginia avenue, or i3ls
South Talbot street
= Interfraternity indoor baseball league
ing games carded for Sunday. April "a
Gordon Sutton Of Phi Lambda Epsilon
Vas Vas named name president 15s Of the loop, with
tary. Teams entered are Beta Phi Sigma
Phi Sigma Chi, Kappa Alpha Phi. Omega
X Xi; b Ace Club Club AlBha Omega and Phi
curry Club and Sigma Tau Phi have an
piled to fill the one vacancy in the league.
other fraternittes caring to make appli-
cation for membership may do so at the
SEVERN.
Indianapolis Flashes indoor team will
at Fall creek. Flashes will enter local
league and play road games.
st. Patricks' nine will meet the Shelby
service SQUAD in practice game Sunday
PLAYERS are requested to be present At
D. m. for early drill.
The st. Patrick Shamrocks PLAYING in
me CATHOLIC League. will practice SUNDAY
morning. 10 o'clock. All PLAYERS of last
port. "
indianapolis Central Transfers A. Cs
VIII meet tonight All PLAYERS please re-
port at 1880. Uniforms will be distributed
Inc transfers will plav at Mars Hill sun
CAV. All PLAYERS report ut 1929 South Ala
oema street at IL noon. Transfers want
games with fast state teams Write J r.
Dean 1929 South Alabama street Indian
apolis.
The Municipal League will meet tonight
~ smith. Hassler Sturm store at
ooe on hand early as important business
is to be discussed
Anv first class pitcher desiring IN trv-
out with fast Municipal League team
phone Drexel 2796-R and ask for Mike
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COLLEGE BASEBALL FRIDAY

Maryland. 10; Penn State. 8.
Yale. 2; Lehigh. l.
New York, 4: Princeton, 0.
Dartmouth, 8; WESLEYAN. 2.
Bradley Tech, l6; Northwestern. 10.
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Browns Farm Cooney

BIZ Times Special
ST. LOUIS, April 15-Robert
Cooney. right handed pitcher, was
released on option Friday by the st.
Louis Browns to San Antonio of the
Texas League.
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Fifth Race handicap; 3-year-olds and
up: futiurity course)-Dr. Rreeland. us;
Technique, 1902: Ridge Wise. 1906 Friend
Charley, 1o4: Jessie Dear. 100; Red Whisk,
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Sixth Race (handicap; 3-Vear-olds and
up; mile and sixteenth)-Ben Minturn.
100; (alPreWar. SO; tb) Big Beau, 109;
lal Ceetee, iii: Red Roamer. 1903 Axtel,
100: Our Cherrycote. los: tbl Village Vamp.
100: Interpreter. 1903; Sweet Scent. ITO;
IA DiXiana entry.
hi Hal Prize Haadlv entry
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BUTLER VARSITY WINS

Winning six of eight events, But
Ter varsity trackmen defeated the
Bulldog freshmen in handicap
meet Friday, AZ to 80.
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Eighth Race Claiming; 4-year-olds and
1903; Junior c., 1OS Ricciardo 1903; Kybo,
1903; Young Bill. 1903: Marion Ormont, 1903;
Stop Gap. 1903; Black West 113; Pangloss,
ll3: Elcidio. l13: Sweet One. 1903: Waiting
Maid 1Os; Elizabeth Fox. 1903; Double O.,
113; Loyal Louie. 1903: Last Attempt. 113;
Ed Reese 103. TrotWoOd LOB
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seventh Race claiming; 3-year-olds and
Cacm. 1903; Concierge; 1903; .Tanglo, LOG;
Never, Quit, l0s; Epidemic; 1l6; Graceful
Baggagage Master 1Os Genteel Man. 1903;
Frozen Assets. 1903: Hoosier Prince. 1l6;
Quando, 112; Big Moment. 112.
up sn mile Ns aGd sianSh Ba n0d
l 0s y JgnIOT lpS RrciaTdC lo8 Ky6S
l13: Elcidio. l13; Sweet One. 1903; Waiting
Maid. 108; Elizabeth Fox. 1903; Double o.,
I13; Loyal Louie. 1o8; Last Attempt, 113;
AT HAVRE DE GRACE
First Race claiming: maidens; 2-year-
aDress Circle. 118: Mo5y. 49, 49, iV 1bPro-
claim, 1I8; Peedeeque. 118; .soratio Hugh
llS; (bl Peepee E: 118; (clJubal. l18; Night
End. ll8; Hushar 1Is; alTo Arms, lis;
"a Little Corporal. 119; Chatterdoo. 1l8;
Fritter Circle. 1l8: Vicar. lls: Bright
haven; 10: WilloT King. l18; Ladogsn. 118
lal Somerville and Jeffords entry.
ID McKim and Bostwick entry.
tcl Grayson and Metcaf entry.
Second Race claiming; s-year-olds anc
up: six furlongs l-Grand Acre. 113: Cal
Tail, 10: p, stimulator, 49, Back Gam
"a Leicester. 10; Mexico 118: blsabula
l05: Chain. ITO; (clCharacter. 113; Little
Nap. lib: Butter Beans. lis: (clOn Tap
Il3: Idealist. lis; Ladheld. 49, Brave and
Bold. ll3; Sun Alley, liz; (alParr anc
(bl Mcpherson and Warm Stable entry.
tclAdrians and B. B. Stable entry.
Third Race Claiming; 3-year-olds; siz
furlongsl -Glorify. 109: War Glory. ia
Silent Shot. los; Acautaw, los; Broad BIZ
los: Projectile. ia: Crap Shooter. 106;
Rush Hour. ia; Levaal, lo6; la'Ladys-
106: Okapi. LOG: ta)Pomponius. los.
Jaw. R. Coe entry.
Fourth Race Claiming: 4-year-olds and
10; mile and seventy Yards -Curacao.
ia: Snap Back. 1903: Springfield. 1903: Bert
John, l06 Jimmy Sutro. los: Old Master
up; six furlongsl -Pompieus. 1l6: Sun
Captor. i06; Osculator. l13: Con Amore.
ia: Finite. 1903; talS Scotch Gold. l06;
a. MicronhOns ia; Canren; III: Tred
PLATE. 1926: Curacao. 1l2.
IA Howe Stable entry.
Sixth Race claiming; 4-year-olds and
coon. l07: ROYAL Ruffin. lI3: Anninessic.
los: Merry Fox ITO: Glidelis. l07: Sea
Fox lis.
mile and teenth)-coventrv Queen. 100
Night Patrol li3: Cloudy Dav. II3: Even
Up. 1i3: Prince Abbott. los. Alcman. ii3:
Verify Ballot: ll5: Marcasite ll3: Toy
Dark AYR. lis: Psach Basket. los: Gen,
eral Leienule lib: Uncovered. 1ls; Red
cliffe lis: Eeyonsh. 10
Weather ark: track. SLOW.
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K. C.. Blues Arrive for
Visit; Two Tits Sunday
Iris Sneakers Kawtown FASTENERS Will Tackle Indians in
Four Games: Thomas and Logan Slated to Pitch
Sabbath Double Header for Tribe
BY EDDIE ASH

Re-organized setp reenaed BY managerial
Speaker the
City the city today begin four-game series with
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
lMestern Division
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today
AMERICAN AsSoCIATIo
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Kansas City at INDIANAPOLIS.
Milwaukee at Louisville.
st. Paul at Columbus.
Minneapolis at To.edo.
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MAT TOURNEY HERE
A. A. U. Grapplers to Tangle at J

NJ. c. A. on April %.
Indiana-Kentucky A. A. U. wrest-
ling championships will be decided
at the local Y. M. c. A. April o.,
Paul r. Jordan, president, said
Thursday.
Entries in the eight divisions, from
lis pounds to heavyweight, will
close on April 49, Local winners
will compete in the national A. A.
U. tourney at Chicago one week
later.
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MORE FANS, LESS MONEY

Coast League Reports on Results of
Reduced Prices.
By Times Special
SAN FRANCISCO, April 15-Re-
duced admission prices in the Pa
ciflc Coast League have attracted
larger crowds compared with early
1882 attendance, but receipts are
less than during the same period
last year
Regardless of the lower revenue.
however, the club owners appear op-
timistic.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Pittsburgh at Chicago.
81 Louis at Cincinnati.
New York at Boston.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
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Race Entries,
Saturday
AT LEXINGTON

AT LEXINGTON
First Race claiming; 3year-olds and
Anne L. Ito: Phoeidale. ito; sun Memory
III; Traitor, lie; My Blaze, ITO.
second, Race lmaidens; 2-year-old hllies;
four and half furlongs l-(cl Sweet Sigma
lis; Singing Girl lis; Gy Goal. 115;
lb Bisque. Doll us; Abby. us; (alHildas
Dream, AIS; Penncote. IFS; Ia Gold Baby
us; Chardie, us; Athena, lis; Katheryn
Waffle. us. !c) Lady Justice. IFS; Bril-
liant Rose, lis; Bostonian Gal 115; Mod
ern Lass. lis; Lady Pal, lis; Single Wave
ll5; Grand Flight, lis; (b) Nitten Nancy
lis.
Ia Fryer and Gormley entry.
(c)Jewel Brothers entry.
(b) Patrick Leurs and Rogers entry.
Third Race claiming; 4-yearods and
up; mile and sixteenth Drastic Celt 1903;
Our Grief. 1903; Prince Mexican, 113; Belen
1903: Southland Toy. 1903; Monocle 1903;
Lady jay. 1903; Glove. 1903; Paraphrase, 113;
Mrs. Foster 1903; Wild Dreams, 113; Luck
Piece, 113; Betty Farrell. 108; Pacheco, 113;
Pretty Penny, 1903; Scarlet Brigade, 113;
Bavelle Fronk. 103 Memphis Lass 1903.
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THE Milwaukee Brewers landed
IL catching help today when the
veteran Benny Bengough was OBJ
tanned from the St. Louis Browns,
parent club of the Cream City ag-
gregation. Young Heath, a rookie
up from the Mississippi Valley
League, has been serving as second
Brewer catcher. Bengough gained
most of his big league fame with
the New York Yankees.
n
DAD weather this week in the
- middle west, mixture of cold
and rain. has revived talk of a later
opening in the American Association
in 1884 by about two or three weeks,
with all training trips abolished
with the possible exception, of
course. of the three northern clubs,
Minneapolis, st. Paul and Milwau-
kee. A curtailed schedule also is
being discussed.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Milwaukee at Indianapolis; postponed;
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Philadelphia at New York.
Boston at Washington.
Chicago at Detroit.
Cleveland al St Louis.
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Fourth Race Claiming; 2-year-olds;
four and one-half furlongs In Bill
III; Genial Joe, III: Rego, ~; Cotton
Mr.. Bun. IA; Her Hero, lit.
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Smith Ali-Stars will work out at Gar
held No. SATURDAY.. All players are
asked to report at 80 D. M
INDIANAPOLIS Cubs will work out at Rho
dius Saturday at 80 D. M with a prac-
t1ce game with Flsnner- Buchanan carded
immediately after the drill. In case Of bad
weather, players are asked to report ct
the home Of Gail Smith. 1745 West Nor
ris street.
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BATTING
PITCHING
Olympic Club Expands

TRACY COX, local junior well
Il terweight boxer, has trans
ferred his training headquarters to
Riverside Olympic Club, 2245 East
Riverside drive. Cox Is working out
in preparation for his bout with
Tony Herrera in Pittsburgh, April
8, and will spar several rounds with
Willard Brown at the Olympic Club
Saturday afternoon.
The Olympic Club has opened a
boxing gym and has engaged Bill
Bowman, trainer for Cox, as in
structor. Bowman will organize an
amateur flstic team for the club.
Glasses will be conducted every aft
ernoon except Sunday. Riverside
park, near by, makes an ideal place
for road work.
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!. Louis at chicago; postponed: rain

Pittsburgh at Cincinnati: postponed;
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Columbus .......... oo2 600 oil /
Benton. Vangilder and Griffin; Blake
Cross and Delaney.
st. Paul ............ oS3 900 900 u !
Toledo .............. 600 o30 900
Munns and Fenner; winegarner and
ONeill, De Lito.
Kansas City ........ 600 DOL 900 3
Louisville .......... 900 600 70X- 2
Mails; Clay and Brenzel; McKain and
Thompson.
Milwaukee at indianapolis; postponed;
rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia .... 600 ITO ol7-s 9
Washington ....... 900 600 00l-l 6 2
Grove and cochrane; Stewart. Russell
and Sewell.
Boston .......... 600 200 600 o q
New York .......... DOL DOL 004- Q
weiland and Gooch: Ruling and Dickey
Cleveland at Detroit; postponed; rain.
Chicago at St, Louis postponed; rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BROOKLYN ........... olo o4o 200 is
Philadelphia ...... olo 600 600
Beck and Lopez A. Moore. Hansen
Grabowski and Davis.
St. Louis at Chicago: postponed: rain
Pittsburgh at CINCINNATI postponed;
New York at Boston; postponed; rain
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Hits for Distance

IRON the campus to the New
Il York Giants in one year is
sensational leap. Moreover, the
young man made the jump without
the assistance of manufactured
ballyhoo. He achieved it on his
own merits.
Lieber's speed and natural hitting
stance impressed McGraw and APP
parently scored the same kind of
favor with Terry, who succeeded the
Little Napoleon. New YorW pilot
during the 1882 campaign.
The Giants have met with three
postponements endeavoring to open
the season, but it is said Terry plans
to start with Lieber in left field,
Davis in center and OFT in right.
Joe Moore will be ready to jump into
action if young Lieber folds.
A MEXICAN Association umpires
l. N won't be denied the privilege of
drinking 80 beer if they care to pay
the price and don't take on extra
tonnage that would interfere with
their alacrity. So says Tom Hickey
A. A. prexy. THE stuff is non
Intoxicating Hickey declared. Is
he telling us?
II n
BASEBALL presents the Perfect
- Crime" each spring. 1t con-
sistS of the kidnapping of opening
day rabid fans. They disappear for
whole year, drop out of sight COM
pletely, leaving no trace It's going
to make sensational story for the
newspapers some day when loyal,
shouting, cowbell-ringing opening
day rooter is going to be discovered
attending the second days game.
n n
Farmer Burns, the old heavy
weight rassler now 70, attributes the
preservation of his health to the
fact he has gone without breakfast
for so years. Sleep til noon, pop?
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Sarada Entered in Trial
Race Before Derby Action

This Is the eleventh article Of a series
analyzing the possibility of Kentucky
Derby hOpefuls
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=, The St. Patrick Shamrocks. PLAYING in
the Catholic League. will practice SUNDAY
morning. 10 o'clock. All PLAYERS of last
gears squad and tryouts are urged to re-
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st. Patricks' nine will meet the Shelby
Service squad in practice game Sunday
az Pennsy park at D. m. All St Pat
l D. m. for early drill.
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Indianapolis Central Transfers A. Cs
VIII meet tonight. All PLAYERS please re-
port at 1870 Uniforms will be distributed
Inc Transfers will plav at Mars Hill sun
cav. All players report al 1929 South Ala
Dema street at IL noon. Transfers want
games with fast state teams Write J r.
apolis
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Speaker Heads Blues

TRIS SPEAKER, one of the
Il greatest batSmen of all times,
was scheduled to make his Indian
apolis debut as an American Asso-
citation manager when he brought
his Kansas City Blues to Perry
stadium today to play the Tribe
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indianapolis Flashes indoor team will
practice Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock
at Fall creek. Flashes will enter a local
league and play road games.
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J. w Bader Indians will practice Sat-
urday at Riverside No. l at 3 p. m. Ken
Perciheld and Coffin. notice. Baders want
a practice game Gail Ha. I7e2-W ask
for Phil
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The Municipal League will meet tonight
~ smith. Hassler, Sturm store at
Q CLOCK. All team managers are urged 10
ooe on hand early important business
is to be discussed.
Anv hrst class pitcher desiring TO trv-
out with fast Municipal League team
phone Drexel 2796-R and ask for Mike
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Results Yesterday

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
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up: futiuritv course -Blondella 1903; Me-
toric, lob: Azuca. 1903; Don't Touch. 113;
Cacm. 1903; CONCIERGE, 108; Tanglo. LOG:
Lad. III; BeFine. Io3: Lucille Wright. l08;
Baggagage Master 1O8 Genteel Man. 1O8;
Frozen Assets. 1903: Hoosier Prince. 116;
Quando. 112: Big Moment. 112.
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Zabavy a vecierky
CARD PARTY KULTURNEHC
KLUBU v STRUTHERS
Jeden kartovt vetierok bude ma
10. ssptembra, druhy na IA. sep
tembra.

Zensky Kultdrny Klub Stru-
theirs NAL v pondelok, 4. sept
sch6dzu v Dugasovej hale ma N,
Bridge ST., ma ktorej sa usnie.
sol uspormdat' diva kartove We
cierky.
Prvy vecierok bude teraz ma
nedel'u, 10. septembra vecer ,
Dugasovej hale, na ktory povo-
lava vsetkych Slovakov q
Struthers a celej Mahoning do
liny.
Druhy vecierok bude ma stvr
tok, IA. septembra vecer osad.
| nej hale ma Washington St
Tento vecierok bude prospect
nasich sestier uciteliek. Vstupnt
bude groceria a podobne dairy
Krasne odmeny bud1 dane. 0
becenstvo bude srdecne uvfta
ne. s dctou,
Anna Knapp,
dopisovatel'ka
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SOCIETY NEWS
ALLEGRO GIRLS PARTY
TUESDAY, SEPT. 18th
AT PIONEERS PAVILION
Miss Margaret Dulik and Miss
Elizabeth Buddie are general
chairmen

Johnny Bryons Pennsylvania
Boys Orchestra has been booked
for the Allegro Girls Back-to.
school Party Tuesday, Sept. IL,
at the Pioneers Pavilion.
Cards and dancing from $3.50
until midnight will be the main
features of the evening.
Miss Margaret Dulik and Miss
Elizabeth Buddie are the general
chairmen and will be assisted
by the following gracious
hostesses: Miss Mildred Carach
Miss Genevieve Sovik, Miss
Catherine Dolak, Miss Helen
FNurman, Miss Elizabeth Kepko
Miss Verna Gegus, Miss Frances
Mickler and Miss Helen Baka
lor.
A most cordial invitation i
extended to all.
Publicity chairmen,
Miss Catherine Dolak
Miss E1iv Kon1rn
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-09-08

VELKY PIKNIK oSADY sV.
NIKOL.lAJA.

Osada sv. Nikolaja 2 Haselto-
nu usporiada vel'ky piknik te-
raz ma nedel'u, 10. septembra
ma Shirley Road, Lansingville,
kde sa vsetky osadne spolko-
We pikniky odbavujn. Piknik
bude ostatny toho leta. Pro-
gram je ten najlepsi prichysta.
ny. 'Muzika bude osem clenova,
ta najlepsia, pod vedenfm pana
Zajaca. Vsetko bude poriad-
ku, kazdy bude mat dobrI OBJ
sluhu, ze kazdy bude spokojny
az do lruheho leta. Bude velika
a dobra platforma, ziaden ne
bude po .prachu tancovat', ze
ked' pride domov, aby sa nemu'
sci k1pat'. A tiez Go tam bude
noveho! Pisali SINE jednemu Ger.
nochovi do Chicagu, zeby pri-
siel tn ukazat' nasej mladezi
najnovsie americke tance. Bude
tn 0 piatej hodine po obede. Ia
pol hodiny on sam bude tanco-
vat. Kto no chce vidiet', mech
tam ,bude piatej hodine, lebo
take nieco ked' chce cloveks vi
diet, to najmenej jedneho dola'
"a musi zaplatit' do divadla, q
ma piknikn no uvidi zadarmo
TAX vas krasne povolavame,
bratia sestry, prid tie ku mann
q sa zabavite do sytosti. Bude.
me mat dobre pivo, pop q vse,
lijake zakusky.
s 1ctou do uvidenia,
Vtbor
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-09-08

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v zAlexitostiach ohl'adom Ka-
lsnd&ra obrat'te sa ma:
Mr.. Andrew Palen6&r, City
Hall, Youngstown. O. Tel. l65184.
Miss Mary Hud'a, Dollar Bank
Tel. 431O1.
Mr.. Michael Piro6lko, East
Ohio Gas Co. Tel. 44471.
Mrs. Julia Danko, Ill Lowell
vile Rd., Struthers. Tel. 50S37.
Mrs. Matilda Popovi6, 1O49
E. Indianola Ave-, Lansingville.
Tel. 1884.
Mr.. John Hnat, Haselton
Tel. 74697.
Miss Mary Topolowly, City
Bank, Campbell. Tel. 74203.
Rev. Geo. r. Noval, 159 Reed
Ave-, Campbell. Tel. 732O9.