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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-26
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-26
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-26

Okresny Sbor obnovi prednA.
Sky Ease ma jasen. Poxiadani bu-
do Q prednaSky Il velebni piano.
via q intelligent, ktori este ne
prednaSali.
Okresny Sbor "a teraz pusti
celou silou do prace "a zdar
Sloyenskeho Dna, ktory bude
26. j1la v Idora parku. Kazdy
Slovak q Slovenka mech prilozi
svoju ruku k tomuto dielu!
Ze je poturcenec horst cd
Turka, dokazalo sa ma Hitle-
rovi. Hitler je totiz zidovskym
odrodilcom. Prazsky dennik,
"Pravo idu" uist 'uje, ze Hit
lerovi predkovia boil Zidia a Ii
Ii ' Polnej, ' Cechach. R. 1927
sa dst'ahovali do Rak1ska. V
Polnej sd dnes zaznamy v cir
kevnej matrike zidovskej tom.
v nedel'u pripravil p. Martin
Lesnak piknik niektorym svo-
jim priatel 'om ma farme svojho
tesla, p. Novaka pri Garfield,
Boil tam p. Jozef Barliak so syn
kom, p. Hnat rodinkou, p. La
pin z Lowellville, p. Hamrak st.,
pisatel' S rodinkou a domaci
Pan Lesnak ich zavolal, ably u.
kazal svoje zbojnicko-kucharske
umenie. Upiekol tak1 zbojnfcku
pecienku, ze neostalo nej ami
mucham.
Z Tyzdenny prispevok "Pozo-
rovatel'a" do tychto novin, pod
menom "Skandal", zacfna byt'
citany. W sa mas daktori vypy-
tovali, kto no pise, aby sa MIN
poratali. Ny SINE boil nemi.
Citatelia by 81 tie "skanda-
le" nemali brat tax blizko k
srdcu. "Pozorovatel" ich nepi-
Sc preto, aby sa l'udia nanho a
ma mas hnevali; ale preto, ably
sa ma tych "skandaloch' poba-
viii a zasmiali.
Vi angllckych caSOplSOch pl-
sane s1 pichl 'avejsie poznamky
a vtipy a nikomu nenapadne sa
ma mich pohnevat'. Ma pr. Will
Rogers v jeho dennych poznam-
kach mnoho razy popise take
veci, zeby no v kraji "a ne do
lakopy poslali. A tn sa mu mic
nestane. ......
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-26
|BUD N. TAILOR
Nsodobran6 oblslky
s1O:ee vy.e|
241-43.b West Federal 81. |
DEsAToRo zENAM vEL'lu
POTREBNE.
241-43-46 West Federal 81.

P0TREBNk.
Ano, vel'mi potrebne, ak u&
okolo tridsiateho roku svojho
veku nechch vyzerat' ako babi-
eky, ak chcu mat svoju tvar
hladk1 a hebkh q ME drsnd q
smrstenl slovom, ak nechc1
mat postrach kazdej 5eny: vra-
sky. Ako proti vraskami Isty a.
mericky hygienicky a kozmeti-
cky odbornfk opordca zenam
zachovavat' nasledovn6 desato-
ro, ak sa chcd vyhn1t' nepri-
jemnym vraskam:
l. Nehnevaj sa! Niekedy sa
sice musi kazdy ,hnevat', avsak
obycajne sa hnevame pre- stras-
ne malichernosti. Malo hnevu -
malo vraskov, alebo ziadne vr&-
sky!
2. Spi tax dlho, ako ii len po-
merry dovol'ujd! A hlavne ne
zabddaj, ze i lekarska veda po-
tvrdila pravdivost' tvrdenia, xe
jedna hodina spanku pred pol
nocou vyrovna sa dvom hodi-
nam spanku po polnoci. Zvlast'
JENNA pokozka ma tvari vel mi
trpieva nedostatkom vcasn6ho a
dostatocneho odpocinku.
3. Ovladaj sa! Rovnako po
stranke dusevnej ako telesnej !!
vystrihaj sa prflisneho dusevn6-
ho rozrusenia, lebo jeho nasled-
ky odnesd nielen tvoje nervy,
ale bude strhane vyzerat' j tvoj
oblicaj, bude rozbrazdeny vras-
kami. Pc stranke fyzickej daj
svojej pleti vsetko, co jej patri
a Go jej prospeje. Nikdy vsak
neprekroc mieru a hranicu. MnO-
no mnoho lien ma len preto
vrasky, ze sa ich chcely moe do
kladne zbavit' prflisnym pouzi.
vanim prostriedkov, ktore pou-
zivane v mensej miere by snad'
prospely. V kozmetike sn&d'
Wac ako kde inde platf plat
most prislovia, ze casio menej
by bolo Wac.
4. Neber rome t'azkosti a ne
prijemnosti zivota primoc ira.
gicky! Mic tax neskodf pleti, a.
ko ked' sa vsemozne starame,
len aby SINE vzdy vyzeraly dost'
utrapene a umu1ene.
5. Nechci naraz schudndt'
Toto prikazanie 81 zapamataj
dobre: jeho dodrzovanie je do
brou zarukou, 5e sa nebudes
musiet' trapit pre- vrasky v ro-
koch, kedy tvoja t'nemoderna"
babicka mala plet' este ako
hodvab.
6. Neukladaj sa nikdy k SPAN
ku, pokial' 81 81 riadne neocisti.
la svoj oblicaj. Je to d6lezitej
Sic a prospesnejsie, ako sebedo-
kladnejsie cistenie pleti r&no,
lebo cez noe 81 ocistena plet'
odpocinie, ozivne, zmakne, stane
sa hebkou.
z. Pestpj svoju plet spravne
Najlepsie, ked' 81 vyziadas radu
a navod lekara. Zle pestovanie
je horsie ako ziadne pestovanie,
lebo nielen ze neprospieva, ale
moze sp6sobit' skodu. Preto:
8. Dozic svojej pleti odpc-
cinkul Caste to prospeje Wac,
ako vsetky uncle pom6cky a
prostriedky.
Zdrzuj sa Wac ma dotrom
vzduchu ako v zafajSenteh mie-
stnostiach. To je jedno Z ma;
lepsfch a najdcinnejSfch rreven.
tivnych opatrenf, ktor5m "a
branime tomu, aby ga nam tvo-
lrily vrasky.
10. Posledn6 prik&zanie je a.
ktmsi shrnutfm vSetktch pod.
mienok k zaehovaniu bezvr&s
kovi+a; n1ot;. E ;oa, .o,,r,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-26
kr&sna oslava
matiek v Detroit
!, 100 l'udi prftomn6 M sl&vnosti
0sady ~. Oyrilla . Msthofla.
Adv. Rusinack majstrom.


osady ~. Uyrilla q Msthola.
Adv. Rusinaok toastmajstrom.
Vyrocny banket matiek q deer
pri Osade sv. Cyrilla a Methoda
| v Detroit odbyval sa nedelu,
IA. maja v osadnom auditoriu-
me ma Centerline Kern ul., kde
Iduchovnym osady je dobre zna.
my velp. Jozef Zalibera.
| Matky a dcery z1castnily sa
vel 'kej sv. omse rano 10. ho-
dine, ktora bola sl1zena k ich
blahu prijaly spolocne Svia-
tost' oltarnu. Rev. Marion Dur
bala, pasionisticky klhaz sldzil
sv. omsu a kazal. Skolske dietky
spievaly pocas omse.
/ Vyrocny banket sa zaeal o s.
hodine modlitbou, ktor1 pred
riekal Rev. Zaibera. Kazdemu
chutnaly tie vyborne slovenske
jedla, ktore pripravily zeny o.
tarneho spolku podavali mia
dici 2 osady. Bolo tax mnoho
matiek a deer ma bankete, ze
musely byt' prinesene extra sto-
ly do chodby pri auditoriume.
Vsetky stoly a stolicky osad-
nej budovy boly prinesene e.
Ste ich bolo malo, takze predaj
vstupeniek musel byt' zastave-
tny. Pocas banketu ma plane hral
Mr.. George Huffman Hastings
Mich.
! Privitajtcu rec povedal Rev.
Zalibera a potion odovzdal vede-
ME programu advokatovi Jano-
vi j. Rusinackovi, ktory bol
toastmajstrom. Kratky prfvet k
matkam a dceram povedala 81.
Helena Zizia v meme skolskych
dietok. Potom pat skolskych
chlapcov zaspievalo " Pod tym
nasim okieneckom" zahrali j.
ne slovenske piesne ma husliach
a harmonike. Nasledoval Albert
Resovsky, ktory recitoval basen
"Hodnf chlapci''.
Cestnymi host'mi a recnikmi
ma oslave boli: serif Thomas G.
Wilcox, Miss Betty Herbert z L.
radovne pokladnika mesta; Mrs.
Joseph Moynihan (manzelka
sudcu okruzneho s1du), ktora
zastupovala Ldgu katolfckych
zien; korporaeny radca Ray
mond j. Kelly, zastupujdci ma
yora Franka Couzensa; mestsky
klerk Richard w. Reading, kon-
Gilman Eugene I. Van Antwerp
a Rev. Marion Durbala.
Zabavny program vyplnily
skolske' dietky pod vedenim We
lebnych sestier radu sv. Domi.
nika klastora sv. Jozefa, kto.
ry program pozostaval piesne
Mother, zaspievanej siestimi
chlapcami; klarinetoveho sola,
hraneho 81. Genovevou Zelenak,
z kvetinoveho vystupu, piesne
I"Wonderful Mother of Nine,
ktorl zaspievalo 60 chlapcov a
z hry "Maidland" v troch DEF
stvach.
Po skonceni programu dane
boly dverove odmeny okrem
odmeny pre- matku, ktora mala
sest' deer so sebou a tiez dana
bola odmena najmladsej dcerke,
ktora mala len 6 tyzdnov. Potom
Rev. Zalibera predriekal mod
litbu a zaspievana bola ameri-
cka j slovenska hymna celym o.
becenstvom.
| Zatym z auditorium odprata.
ne boly stoly stolicky a matky
a dcery tancovaly 8 otcami a
synmi pri hudbe radio orchestry
Franka Becka. Rata So, ze vyse
$500 Iudf z6castnilo sa tejto
oslavy.
Inc slovenske casopisy iada-
ne s1 prevziat' t6to zprAvu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-26

AS YSN.
4 ui sl'ubpj6, - y desat'
bad6 dobrf', Ie new
8 5 vojnn. "A nedivfme 81 i'm.
] ncia ma 3,O46 vojenskJch
li1ov, Pol'sko 700, 0esko-
Iko 100, Belgicko $50 .
ssko Hadnych.
900 vojenskych lietadiel je
yiae, ako 0. Nemci sice maj1
lietadl&, lenze to so obchodne,
aktch Francia j Pol'sko G.
81 r. maj1 dost'. Nemci d'alej
nenajd (lebo nesmd mat') vel'-
4 kanony AMI tanky. Vzdor to-
mu Nemci boil hotovl do vojny
spolo6ne s Talianmi. Lenze Ia
liani SO xl'akli. A tax vojny
vraj nebude mic "a desat' rokov.
NaSa vlada ma vedomost', ze
" Nemecku mala vypuknlt re-
vol1cia akon&hle by sa zacala
vojna. Mozno, ze sa Hitler i to-
ho u zl'akol. Nemecko, ktore len
70 vyslo hitlerovskej revolt
Gle, je prislabe West vojnu v
sahranicf j donna.
Stvormocenska dohoda bola
\ predsa nskutocnena. Ale to ME
je dohoda, ak1 chcel Mussolini
akd chceli Nemci. Je to len
Skrupina . nej. Vzdor tomu je
nebezpecie, ze Slovensko zapla-
ii "a tito pansk1 ustanovizen.
Sine my, americki Slovaci pri-
chystanf poyedat' slovo "a svo-
III rOdn1 zemf
List prezidenta Roosevelta ma
n&rody sveta mai vel'ky lcinok
vsade, len ME - v Mad'arsku.
Tam sovinisticky casopis "Uj
nemzedek" vynadal naSmu pre-
xidentovi do chlapcov, do anna
terov, do dilentantov, ktory ho-
vori k hladnym plnym bru-
chom; ktory chce nahovorit
svetu, Be je provokaciou k voj-
ne, ked 81 mad'arsky narod py-
ia naxad to, o Go Dol "orabova-
ny. A svet dosiap veril, ze 60
Mad'ar - to rytier.
Spisovatelia sa rodia, ME ro-
bia povedal guverner George
Talmadge, riaditel'om Georgia
univerzity a odpordcal i'm zru-
Sit' novin&rsku skolu ma tel u
niyerzite. Talmadge hovoril: !:
Este som nevidel ma daco s1ci
produkt tejto skoly. Go sa nina
tyka, ia mozem pfsat' kdekol'-
vek, i ked' mi telefony cengajl
okolo usi.' Guverner Talmadge
je totiz j redaktorom.
Cyklus prednasiek Okresneho
Sboru Slovenskej Lfgy ma Ma
honing doline sa skoncil nate
raz. Prednasali: Rev. Jozef Ko-
stik pricinach depresie, Rev.
Stefan KociS 0 historic sloven-
sk6ho naroda, skoldozorca Rou-
debush 0 vysokoskolskej vycho-
ye, Rev. Frantisek Kozelek o
b&snikovi Hviezdoslavovi a p.
Josef Barliak, superintendent
Brier Hill oceliarne 0 americkom
spriemysli.
okresny sbor SLOW. Lfgy w
konal ttmito prednaskami ne
Ocenen6 sluxby Slovakom ma
Mahoning doline. Neocene, lebo
MD l'nd taketo veci 81 nevie e.
dte oeenit'. Inac by chodil ma tie
predn4zky v tis1covych zastu-
poeh ! ME v niekol 'ko stovko-
yfeh.
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-26

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Lnohi Il akiste pomysleli: !:
III tam p6jdem, ked' 81 to
@ Youngstownsky
fch NovinAch'' Nuz,
y dobre. Ee mime svoje mo-
platfme q NET Do
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itel l;ov vyroM . niekol'-
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-06
GAMES MONDAY National League

National League St. Louis Cincinnati game at St. Louis, rained out in fourth in ming yesterday afternoon with St. Louis leading 3 to 0. It was the only game scheduled.
 American League Chicago IA; St. Louis '. Detroit 8; Cleveland T. Washington 4; Philadelphia 2.
 Pacific Coast League No games were played in the Pacific Coast League yesterday as the teams were travelling to open this afternoon on the following schedule for this week:
 Seattle at Hollywood. Los Angeles at Mission. Portland at Mission.
 San Francisco at Oakland.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-06
WOMEN ATHLETES FROM 25 NATIONS
 IN LONDON MEET

LONDON, June o.-The biggest gathering of women athletes ever known is planned to take place in London in 1884.
 Events for women are to be in- cluded in the British empire games, which will take place in August next year. and representatives of every part of the empire will at tend
 The women's world games are being held in London in the same month, and it is expected that most of the British athletes will stay for the international gathering.
 Mrs. Muriel A. Cornell, secretary of the women's amateur athletic as sociation in Britain, said that from 20 to 25 nations are expected to send women to the world games.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-06
Sage Counsel Making Creat
 Shortstop of Luke Appling

CHICAGO, June 6.-Wise coun- sel to his right, smooth workman ship to his left, encouragement on the bench,-these are m aking Shortstop Lucius Luke" Appling one of the most valuable and fast improving members of the surpris- ing White Sox cast.
 Appling, now in his third year out of Oglethorps university, has made extraordinary progress since Jimmy Dykes, new Sox thirdbase- man, has been teaching him how to ease into ground balls and cease fighting" them.
 Kind Words From Fonseca
 Minter Jack" Hayes at second base likewise has bolstered the fiery and excitable southerner and his smooth cooperation has built up confidence, whi le manager Lew Fonssca puts in kind words here and there Among the kind words uttered by Lew is the opinion that Luke, in another season or two, will be the outstanding shortstop in the big show.
 Luke was only 19 in June, 1930 when he left Oglelthorpa and took up with the Atlanta club of the Southern Association. He played in 104 games that summer with the Crackers and batted 1926, finishing out the season with the Sox, play ing in six games and hitting 1908.
 Hitting Has Been Timely
 He got in 96 White Sox tits in 1881, hitting 232 and fielding bare 300. Last summer he raised his hitting average to 274 and Ihis fielding mark to 914. But his work in both departments this season, with Dykes helping at every turn, eclipses that improvement. D His hits have been among the most valuable and timely in the frequent Sox rallies. while afield he
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-06
FORMER TROJAN
 CRIDDERS AR
 IN COAST LOOP

LOS ANGELES, June 6.-Three former University of Southern Cal ifornia football stars are playing leading baseball roles in the Pacific Coast league this year, and fourth may step into the picture before the season is out.
 Fay Thomas, speed ball artist, is classed as one of the leading pitchers on the Los Angeles roster. The big right rander graduated from Troy, where he was a great tackle, to the coast league; then to the big leagues, and now is back again.
 Morris Badgro. better known as as a great end in professional foot ball, is playing the outfield for Seattle. Badgro was an end at Southern California.
 M0hler Natural
 Third, but ot the least of these is Orville Mohler, who in his first year of organized baseball has been cutting a figure at short stop for Los Angeles Mohler probably was the best known of the three in football because of his spectacular runs as a quarterback.
 After six weeks of play in the league he was hitting at a hot pace and had stepped into the regular short stop assignment. His first hit in organized baseball was a home run.
 Wouldn't Report to Newark
 The possible fourth is Jess Hill, who was speedy halfback for Troy and once held the I. c. A. A. A. A. record in the broad jump. Hill went from Hollywood of the Coast League to the Yankees and then to Newark He refused to re- turn to Newark this year and prob ably will bob up in the coast cir cult before the summer is out.
 Like Mohler, Hills start in base ball was suspicious. He hit the first ball pitched to him for home run and finished the season well lover the three hundred mark.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-06
DIAMOND IS BEING REMODELED SO THAT
 ALL CAN SEE GAME

KANSAS CITY, June 6.-Muehle- bach Field, home of the Kansas City Blues, is having its face lift ed to bring the diamond up where the customers can see what's going on.
 Base lines will be only 50 feet from the stands, instead of 70, when the operation is completed. Better visibility for spectators is expect ed, especially at night games.
 The pitchers box, classic c fly termed in sports phraseology the hill, hummock or mound, has prov ed so much of one that it will be graded down a bit so box seat hold CTS can get a better view of plays around second base.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-06
Juneau City League
RECRUIT
 SHOWING WAY TO
 HURLERS OF TEXAS

HOUSTON, Tex, June G. Ed. oCaveman) Greer, lanky Houston recruit" who came to Texas after 10 years service with Denver in the Western league, got off to the best start among Lone Star hurlers with a winning percentage of .750 in his first eight games.
 Three straight victories signal ized his initiation into the Texas circuit, then loss, followed by an other string of three wins. He held opposite teams to an average of about two runs to the game.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-06
GROVE
 PITCHES HIS
 CLUB TO WIN
Senators Are Defeated by Athletics Yesterday
 by "A Score

PHILADELPHIA, Penn, June 6. Lefty Grove, deserting the role of relief hurler to start the first game since May 6, pitched the Ath- letics out of a four game losing streak and defeated Washington ' to 4.
 Grove was hit hard but he was effective in pinches.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-06
Not Understanding French

Net UndereSttmating French
 Although it is no secret, Ameri- can tennis leaders feel this is the year to regain the Davis Cup from France, if it is to be brought back at all by the current generation of participants, they are under no delusion as to the ability of the French to make another heroic stand.
 We would only be kidding our selves if we under estimated what Cochet and Borotra can do in the Challenge Round" said one offi- cial recently. we all realize that the French point exclusively for this event and that they undoubt- edly will be at their best against us, granting we have no serious trouble reaching the final round.
 The courts, the circumstances and the emotional clements all fa- vor the defenders. No one who has not been at Roland Garros can quite understand the atmosphere of intense partisanship there, much as we may be accustomed to par tiality in American sporting crowds. Sometimes it has strange effects upon players and officials alike.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-06
A. B. CAIN LEAVES ON
 ANNUAL TRIP WESTWARD

A. B. Cain, correspondent for the Northwest Progress Extension Mag azine and other publications, left Juneau on the steamer Aleutian to visit Cordova, Valdez, Seward, An chorage, Nenana and Fairbanks. This is his fifth annual trip to the Westward and Interior cities.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-06
HE'LL HAVE NO ALIBI THIS TIME;
 BOUNDING BASQUE ADOPTS SANDALS

PARIS, June Clean Borotra has changed his tennis shoes to avoid another international incl dent.
 A split shoe almost kept him from being the, hero of last years Davis Cup challenge round. It cracked down the middle and let out his toes at decisive point of his tense match with Wilmer AL hson. He dropped several points as a result and then Allison told him to run off and re-shoe himself
 This break brought storm of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-06

controversy. Some critics said the incident permitted the Basque to win the match and France to keep the Davis Cup. Insinuation flew about, much to the jovial Borotra $ discomfort
 He insisted that he had been sin cere, but to avoid repetition next July he has adopted a different brand of sandal.
 He wears queer cord sandals de- signed to keep him from slipping His new ones are more strongly built.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-06

Eddie Trujillo, Denver, Colo., Mexican featherweight boxer who defeated Little Dempsey, Filipino featherweight. won 55 out of d ring engagements.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-06
.SPORT
 SLANTS
By ALAN GOULD

The reputed high cost of main- taining an intercollegiate rowing establishment at our leading East ern schools led to the cancellation of the Poughkeepsie champion ship regatta this year. At the same time a lesson in economy in this time -honored sport has been fur nished by the University of Cali fornia at Los Angeles, which took up rowing for the first time this spring.
 Major Goodsell, the. Australian coach and sculler, installed crew as varsity sport at U. c. A. A. at a maximum cost of less than $5,000 for the season" points our MT. Paul Zimmerman. This is remark able considering that the Bruins were in possession of no equip ment when they started last fall, and that they must travel thirty miles to a course.
 The former worlds professional single souls champion of Austral- ia obtained gifts of shells from Washington, California and boat builder on the Pacific Coast. The oars also were presented to the school. A Los Angeles harbor com pany constructed boat house for the oarsmen without cost.
 Two second hand automobiles, seven passenger size, were purchas- ed. Gasoline was presented by an oil company. The Bruins had one race and that was the triangular test over the Long Beach Olympic Marine course with Washington and California. Expenses for the regatta, including the underwrit- ing of the trip costs of the invited schools, were covered by the gate receipts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-06
GOodsell's Ambition

GOodSell'S Ambition
 "To increase interest in rowing in California has been an ambi- ton of Goodsell, now an American citizen, for years. He has dis cussed plans with Stanford to re- turn to coast rowing. The Uni versity of Southern California has been an attentive listener and ap- pears to be in the notion of dipping it's oar into the sport. Goodsell per suaded Long Beach Junior college to take it up and the school was ready to launch it's crews when the earthquake came, disrupting ath- letic programs.
 Tt was through Goodsell's efforts that the national regatta between eastern and western university eighth was arranged for July 8 over the Olympic site"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-06
RATED AS STATES BEST

YAKIMA, Wash, June 6.-With a string of 26 knockouts, IA decis- ions and seven draws to his credit in his last AT bouts, Henry Woods, local lightweight is considered the best in his division in Washington state.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-06

has been not only spectacular mak- ing many leaping catches, but steady.
 He had one run of more than 80 fielding chances without single error.
The Washington times., 1933-05-11

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