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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-16
EUR0PABAN
|ATT0L FELNEK.

hogy a fascista Is fascizmus
fele halo allamok szoros sz0-
vetsegre lepnek egymassal $
hogy Olaszorszag, Nemetorszag,
Magyarorszag Is esetleg Aus
tria ujra eletre keltik a regi har-
mas szovetseget, amt annak
idejen az olasz kormany elarult.
Attol is felnek, hogy Austria
es Nemetorszag a vilagot befe-
jezett tenyek ele allitjak es XII
mondjak, hogy Austriat a nemet
birodalomhoz csatoltak.
Mem hiszik, hogy Vilmos csa-
szar meg egyszer uralkod6 len
ne a birodalomban, de biztosra
veszik, hogy visszaall csaszar-
sag es attol tartanak, hogy egy
sep napon Otto is megjelenik
a volt monarchiaban, hogy ma
gyarorszagi kozponttal megkezd-
je a volt monarchia visszaallita-
sanak nunkajat, vagy legalabb
az a1mat.
Termeszetes, hogy Europa tob
bi allamai sem maradnak tetle-
nil mig egyreszt francia
kormany ketsegbeesett gyorsa-
saggal keresi Anglia vi szovet-
seget, masreszt francia vazalla-
tusokat g6zer6vel fegyverzik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-16
A KIS ANTANT
MINDEN

szovctsege, fegyvercsorgetese
Is fenyegetese dacara borzaszto
helyzet van 4 Balkanon.
Romania zilalt iigyeit rendezni
mem birjak, a kiraly es a kor-
many tobbe alig urai a helyzet-
mex Is az elegedetlen lakossag
mindenre el van kesziilve.
Mem sokkal kiilonb a helyzet
Szerbiaban, ahol horvatokkal
mar nem birnak, ahol a SEER
bek maguk is unjak a kiraly
korlatlan diktaturajat.
. A legy6zott al1amok lakossa-
ga a gazdasagi nyomorusagot abb
ban a tudatban viseli, hogy a
vesztett haboru hozta a nyomo-
rusagot az orszagra, de a gyoz-
tes Balkan allamok nepe mem bir-
ia megerteni, hogy nagy gyo-
zelembe inert kell belle pusztul-
niuk, amitol messze mar nincse-
mex.
A francia vezerkar velemenye
szerint olyan zilalt viszonyok
vannak ebben ket allamban
hogy haboru eseten mem val
lalnak a felel6sseget a nep ma
gatartasaert es jelen1eg semmi
haborus kalandot mem ajanlanak
a francia hatalmaknak. Ugyan-
ezen a cimen a fegyverkezes kor-
| latozasat is ellenzik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-16

a hirhedt anlerikai varosi adTni-
nisztraciok megtisztuljanak, -
egesz batran egy par szaz kiscbb
rangu varosi graftert IS beiltet-
hetnenek mellejiik.
Ezzel mem AIT akarjuk allits-
nj, hogy szovetsegi, allami, va
lamint megyei adminisztraci6k-
ban nincs graft, de mem is hasol-
litanak azokhoz visszaelesek-
hez, amelyeket a nagyvarosok
adofizet6inek Is lakosainak kelI
elszenvedni.
Klein urat igen kevesen SAL
naljak, es a polgarsag legna-
gyobb resze ait reme1i, hogy i
fellebbezesnek mem lesz semmi
eredmenye.
Kozben, fellebbezes e1dult&ig
Klein ur polgarmestere mlrad
Pittsburghnak, Is termeszetescn
nem bir annyi jo izlSssel S SEE
meremmel. hogy ideiglenesen. !
vegs6 itelet kihirdetes3ig. visz-a
szavonuljon hivatalt6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-16
/ mem biria Is. nem akarna

deseit mem birja Is. mem akarna
elviselni.
Lehet tehat. hogy hamarosan
haboru lesz, de bizonyos, hogy
anlig Hitler fog Nmetorszagban
uralkodni, addig puskaporos lesz
Europaban leveg6. Hacsak a
francia kormany egy meresz for
dulattal nem kozeledik Nemet-
orszaghoz revizioval es
mem hagyja niagara kis an
tantot Is Lengyelorszagot.
Akar ICY, akar ugy, Hitler
gy6zelme elere al1itotta dolgot,
Is a reviziot elkeriilni tobbe mem
tudjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-16
lFolytatas a ak oldalr6D

<
= sor- Is boripar sok embernek
fog foglaikozast adm a tavaszra,
de ismetelten IS nyomatekosan
figyelmeztetnem kell mindenkit,
hogy eek csaloka rcmenyek. A
ss6ripar Is a Dor forgalomba val6
hozasa az ernberek harom szaza-
l3kat sem helyezi munkaha.
"A varosok termEszetesen KEEP
telenek nlegbirk6zni niAcste-
lenek ellatasaval, Is fta sz6vet-
SIG n&gy heten' beldl mem siet
Z segitsegiikrc. akkor a segslye-
zesi munkak 5sszel fognak rop-
ranni.
4 Icy is a varosok szazai keny-
telenek skripszeket kiadni, q
melyek a forgalomban az &rte-
kiik egy reszet elvesztik, ez azon
ban mem kepez vegleges megol-
dast.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-16
CUBABAN
MOST MAR MEM

lesz rend Is nyuga1om, amig
Machadot el nem izik az or
szagbol.
A multi heten tizenegy politikai
gyilkossag volt a kis szigetor-
szagban, azonkivil annyi. a
mennyit a cenzor nem tudat a
vilaggal.
A kormany veres keze ma mar
keptelen az elegedetlens&get ell
fojtani, Is bar new york; Chase
National Bank a nemreg lejart
husz milli6 allamad6ssagra ha-
lasztast adott, a p&nzugyi hely-
zet ezzel nincs megoldva.
A cubaiak Rooseveltben biz
max, hogy OFT szabad kezet ad a
nemzetnek, Is mem fogja Ma
chado uralm&t tovabb az Egye-
suit Allamok tel<intely&vel IS
partfogasaval fedezni.
Minthoey = Egyesilt Ala
mok bizonyos feldeyelstet gya-
'korolnak Cubs felett, = ottani
&llapotolkrt bizonyos ieleI6sskget
- ke1l v;eAl6;Sk ~ =, fe1el1e.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-16
AUSTRALIABAN
is Macy

nyugtalansag van, inert ha-
talmas gyarmat-kontinens nyu
gait resze ell akar federaciotol
es esetleg Macy Brittaniatol sza.
kadni, es onallo koztarsasag a
lakossag szandeka.
Az allamszovetseg kormanya
AIT allitja, hogy az alkotmanv
mem engedi meg szakadast,
es ugyanolyan helyzetet fog te.
remteni Ausztraliaban, mint
milyen nalunk volt, mikor a ci-
vilhaboruval felelt Washington
deliek szakadasi torekvesere.
A nyugati tartomanyok mem
torodnek a szovetsegi kormany
fenyegetesevel, amely burkoltan
polgarhaborut helyez kilatasba
szamukra, Is par het mulva sza-
vazni fognak, hogy elszakadja-
make a szOvetsegtol.
Australia lakossagat egyeb-
kent nagyon nyugtalanitja, hogy
bar Japan kilep Nemzetek Ii
gajab6l, mem akarja visszaadni
azokat a Csendes tengeri szigete-
ket, amelyeket annak idejen a
nemetekt61 atvettek es anne
lyeket "a Liga megbizasabol"
azota Japan kormanyoz.
Japan elhatarozasa vege vet
annak a kepmutato formanak, q
mely az elrabolt nemet gyar-
matokat, "a liga" kezere adta.
es anrak a megbizasabol oszto-
gattak ait a gy6ztes allamok
kozt, hogy "megbizasbol" legye-
mex urak a gyarmatOkon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-16
EUR0PABAN
NAGYON FESZt)LT

helyzetet teremtett a Hitler
"gy6zelmeD, inert . hetek 6ta
tart6 hat6sagi es hitlerista ter
rort most MIR zabolat1anul folly
tatj4k Is Nkmetorszag tizf9sz-
ke lett ! vilignak.
Hitler iisyan 'inarcias zl-re
osszehivta = ndsust parlamentet.
de csak aztrtg hoey At k&t tvre
einapoija. inert saxtben & sincs,
hogy 4 rtgi t6rvenyek szerint
fm&nyoxzaaaz ofszSgot.
A koztArsasagot egy to1lvonas
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-16

rksxben ! nyomor, de inkAbb
! rkgi szervezet tisztviselG ellen
sxtr&j &jkolnak W ! k6vetelik,
hogy = uj szervezetet isuierj3k
4 1 b&nyab&rdk. ai<ik r&giben
teljesen uraikodtak.
"A United Mine Workers kor-
rupt veset6s&ge ! r4gi szesvezetE
tel esaik u binyaaFek krdeteit
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-16
A MUNKATLANSAGGAL
EGYFORMA

nagy csapas, hogy munka-
ad6k egy resze elkspzelhetet1en
komiszsaggal IS butasaggal 81
vissza a jelenlegi helyzettel es
j6forman nevetseges bersrt keny
szeritik az embereket a munka-
"a.
New York allamban alapos
vizsgalatot inditottak ebben a
dologban IS mega1lapitottak,
hogy a munkasok tizezrei heti
nyolc-kilenc dollarokert, sok ez-
rem ANIMAL is kevesebb osszegek-
6rt doigoznak. A munkasn6k tiz-
.ezrei do1goznak ket-harom dollA-
rokert hetenkent.
A munkatlanok helyzetst Is
l3tez3s9t 1egalSbb tudomasul We
szi az orszag, de ARA mem gon-
DOL Senkl, hOgy q dOlgozo mu1-
kasok mi1yen 1eirhatatlan kIzde-
lemben Is nyomorusagban keny-
telenek AZ eletlket tengetni.
Mem csoda, ha lit is. oft is
sztrajko1ni pr6bSlnak. inert a
! t6ke RaUzsisapa. tefheteflenskre
S tehetet1enssge a v9gs5 ket-
s3gbeestsbe halt lit mindenkit.
Es az alfamhatalom eddig
egyetlen mozdu1attal sem arulta
el. hogy cz kerdes erdekli, SGT
: iegtobb he1yen keszseggel Sc
gitsegere van a rnunkaad6nak,
/ hogy az esetleg sztrajkolo mum
k4sokat leverje.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-16
AZ AUTO MUNKAsOK
JOGOS

sztrajkjat eddig a 1egnagyobb
terror dacara sem tudtak lever
nj. A hirhedt Briggs gyar hiaba
rakta meg gyarait sztrajktoro
nunkasokkal, azok keptelenek
rlorma1is mennyisegi rendes arut
termeini.
A sztrajkolok minden rend6ri
brutalitas dacara picketelnek $
ujabban ig6retct kaptak arra
nszve. hogy a rend6rok durva-
sagat a varos meg fogja zabo-
1azni.
Most a gyarvallalat hir see
rint a hirhedt Pinkerton detek-
tiv irodahoz fordu1t, hogy az ve-
eye a sztrajk letoreset a ke-
z&be.
"A mutt heten sztrajkba men
tex WHY'S Overland nunka-
sai, inert a h&tezer ember mem
kapott fizettst, miota husz nap
j. 4. gy&r receiver kezebe kernlt
j s ait sem tudjak, hogy : nap
szam meg lesz-c valaha fizetvc.
Ugyancsak sztrajkolnak Lynn,
Mass.-ban 4 cip6ipar munkasai,
akik mem birtak AZ ujabb tizen-
kkt Is fel szszalekos b3rvag&st
elviaelni akik egy par gyarban
: sztrAjkot mar a mutt h3ten
megnyert&k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-16
MAGYAROK NAPTARA

Marcus 1o-en, vasarnap del
utan 2 orakor a Nagybizottsag
l8-ik marciusi iinnepelye. Macy
szerii miisor. Belepti dij mines.
Marcus 1o-en, vasarnap este
8 orakor szinlel6adasos ea-estely
Scent Gyorgy Egyhaz terme-
ben.
Marcus 26, vasarnap este,
Fiiggetlen Ref. Egyhaz gyiileke-
yeti vacsoraja.
Aprilis 16. "A Halasz Lany'
eloadasa, utana tanc. Rendezi a
Campbell Magyar Kultur Kor
Roman Hallban.
Aprilis H. A Fuggetlen Ma
gyar Ref. Ifjusagi Kor husveti
balja Wards Hallban. Kitiin6
zene.
Majus IA. Sharon-Farrelli
Dalkor tancos da1estelye.
Evening star., 1933-05-15

Think Of the painting you
can do If you take advantage
Of this LIB Day paint price!
Quality paint with a pure lin
seed oil base. For interior and
exterior use-fully guaranteed.
Choice of 10 wanted colors.-
Evening star., 1933-05-15

The manufacturer prac-
tically gave us the chair to
make an LIB Day record.
The regular price is $3.50.
Beautifully designed and
upholstered in handsome
tapestries. Webb bottom,
reversible cushion.
FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1933-05-15

LIB Day brings them down
to this price! Old = fashioned
bouquet design on backgrounds
Of tan, green, peach, blue and
orchid. Drapes have ruffled and
pleated heading. Drapes, 2l2
yards.-Fifth Floor.
Evening star., 1933-05-15

How much do you need? Be
ready for the hot days with this
guaranteed hose-complete with
couplings. Made Of good quail
ity, live rubber you can de-
pend on it for long service
Sixth Floor.
Evening star., 1933-05-15

Complete wit h "Thororest"
Innerspring Mattress and q 4
stabilizer, double decker, 99-coil
spring guaranteed for 20
years. Single and double beds
in mahogany, walnut and
maple finish.-Third Floor
Evening star., 1933-05-15

Only 200 at this greatly
lowered price! Be early!
180 resilient, highly tenn
pered springs imbedded in
layer upon layer Of luxu-
rious felt. It conforms to
every curve of the body.
Sateen finish ticking. All
sizes.
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1933-12-20
SWRADGDET OIEE WMBE UEE
BY w. r. Me CALLuM

golf club by means Of motion pic
lures.
He already has wired the p. G. A. to
secure the pictures Of Jones, Joyce
Wethered and Harry Vardon that caused
such furore couple Of years ago.
Al HouGHToN. and. waiter Nc
~ Cailnr1 are looking for more
worlds to conquer today, following
their 3-and-1 victory at Rock Greek
Park yesterday over the professional
combination Of George Didenbaugh of
Indian Spring and Al Price of Rock
Greek Park.
One up at the turn, they increased
their lead to 4 up at the fifteenth, but
at this long hole Diffenbaugh holed a
20-footer for birdie 3. He also won
the sixteenth with q par 4, but Hough-
ton holed 6-footer to win the match
on the seventeenth.
The Kenwood pro was the leading
scorer Of the quartet with a'72. Diffen-
baugh had q "a, MacCallum had sand
Price had H., The match resolved itself
into q matter Of putting, With Difen-
beugh and Price gettines bads putting
breaks. A return match may be played
shortly.
Evening star., 1933-12-20

garded AZ the sole property Of the pro-
fessionals. II there IL such thing in
this country q q championship cir
cult" Merton and Brookline both are
on It, for Brookline had the amateur
championships In 1910 and 1922 and
the open of 1918. These two courses
are among the most famous in this
country.
In view Of the award Of the women's
international matches to Chevy Chase,
1t may not be long before that club
with It's fine golf course may entertain
Q national championship, possibly a
women's event. The u. s. G. A. usu-
ally awards a minor tourney as sort
OF warm-up affair to club before CIV
Ing 1t one Of the major events. II the
international matches go along well at
Chevy Chase-and they should-the
big club near Chevy Chase Circle may
see national come its way before
many years pass.
Evening star., 1933-12-20
SMALL AREA GIVEN
| ALL MAJOR EVENTS
National Titles Will Be De.
oided Between Boston
and Quaker City.
BY w. r. McCALLUM.

TASTERN golf fans won't have
X to travel far for a peek at
IL the big affairs of the links
next year.
The time-honored policy of the
U. 8. q. A., which for years staged
the amateur championship in the
East, while the open was held in
the West, or vice versa, has been
abandoned for 1884, and all the
major title events next year will
be held East of the Alleghenies,
in a small area bounded on the
south by Philadelphia and on the
north and east by Boston.
Strangely enough New York doesn't
get one Of the big Journeys, while
its metropolitan neighbor 80 miles
away--Philadelphia-get two of the
Journeys involving major links crowns.
Both the amateur and open champion
ships were held in the Middle West
this year, 30 1t Is entirely fitting that
the mast should get crack at them
next year. Only one big event In
golf-the Walker Cup matches-will be
staged outside Of easy reaching dis
Evening star., 1933-12-20
20 YEARS AGO
IN. THE STAR

ID DASKET BALL is having q big
- season hereabout among the
colleges, high schools and in
dependents.
Members of the 1918 Maryland
Agricultural College foot ball squad
were awarded letters last night.
Those getting the insignia included
Morris, Ruff, Shipley, Hoffecker,
Knode, Loornis, Capt. Bowland,
Ungvarski, Day. Kispaugh, Williams,
Aitcheson, Wilson, Huntemann, Hind
man, Mauss, Montgomery and john
son.
Fordham defeated Georgetown Uni
versity basketers last night in New
York as Kelly starred for the Hill
toppers. tn
Larry Chappell, bought by the Chi
cago White Sox from Milwaukee for
$4,000. did not live up to expecta-
tions last year, but is expected to
show to better advantage next season.
Ty Cobb of .sn0 batting fame has
just turned 81.
Immanuels We, two Of three sets
from the Argyle in the Arcade
Duckpin League. Rolling for the
winners were Ewers. Pool, Grimes,
Lyddane and Wt-Jht. The Argyles
used Kohler, Brian, Post, Miller and
Noone.
Evening star., 1933-12-20
Basket Briefs

~ NE of the snappiest basket ball
1 teams hereabouts this season is
Y the Trinity Methodist quint,
which yesterday routed the
Naval Hospital five, 57-16, to chalk up
its tenth straight win.
Trinity engages the Marine Barracks
quint tonight on the latter's floor at
o'clock. ---
Jewish Community Center's Big Five
drills tonight at $50 o'clock In the
center gym and all candidates are asked
to report to Coach Dave Keppel. Jim
Mcnamara Is booking for the Center
tossers at Decatur 5000.
Results:
Y. M. c. A. 130-Pound League.
Merrick Boys Club, 90: Eagles, 20.
Western Flashes, %: Penn Tires. 19.
J.: E: Colliflower, 81: Happy Hollow
A. c., 8.
Departmental League.
Labor. 81; Naval Air Station. 20.
Patent Once, AZ; Farm Credit Ad-
n1inistration, Is. .l
N. r. A., %; Internal Revenue, 20.
. e. Independent
A. A. A., "a; De Luxe, 10.
Bovello Plumbers, 81; Army Medicos, Is.
Lawrence, 43; Merrick Boys Club, a..
Lawrence Club, 26;- Sigma Tau, 10.
Rockville, AZ; Gaithersburg, 13.
Rockville A. G. girls are after basket
bali games for Tuesday and Saturday
nights at Rockville with District, Mary
land and Virginia teams. Call w.
Scharf, Rockville 5-F-14.
Thompson Grays want games with
130 and las pound teams having gyms.
for. Thursday, Friday and Saturday
nights. Cali Raberihorst at North 6l0l.
Evening star., 1933-12-20
BRUNSWICK WINS TITLE
Takes State Soccer Honors With
20 Win Over Cambridge.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, December 2o.-
Brunswick High School hooters won the
Maryland Playground Athletic League
soccer title when they defeated the
terday. After the teams had battled
nearly two hours without a score, Nc
minutes got the only kick past Webster
Brown, the Cambridge goalie. Brurls-
wick previously won the Western Shore
championship and Cambridge was the
Eastern fina1ist.
Brunswick defeated Maryland Park
High, Prince Georges County champion.
In the western Shore seni.f1nal match.
Evening star., 1933-12-20
OTTO BiUEGE TO PILLS
Ossie's Brother Involved in Trade
With Cincinnati Reds.

PHILADELPHIA, December 20 (P.-
today announced 1t has acquired Otto
Bluege, shortstop, and Irvine Je1ries,
second baseman, from Cincinnati in a
trade for Mark Koenig, second base
man, who recently came to the Phils.
Koening was part Of the deal for
Chuck Klein, who went to the Chicago
Cubs for cash and also Harvey Hend-
rick, inhelder, and Ted .Kleinhans,
pitcher.
Bluege is a younger brother of Ossie
Bluege, Washington third baseman.
Evening star., 1933-12-20
PLAY PING.PONG FINAL

Donald McGeary and Henry Crabill
meet tonight at $3.50 o'clock at 1910 H
street in the final of the class 3 ping
pong tourney in progress here. Crabill
gained the title round by defeating
Sickler, 14-2l, 21-9, 21.19 and 21-10.
McGeary also was taken to four sets by
his semi-fina1 foe before he triumphed.
1921, 21-18, 21-8 and 21-11.
Evening star., 1933-12-20
RACING MEASURE KILLED.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, December 20
(R.--Legislation to legalize pari-mutuel
or certificate form of betting on horse
racing in Missouri has been dealt a
death blow by the House of Represent
atives. BY q vote of 81 to So the
lower branch killed the Finney bill.
Evening star., 1933-12-20
- LAGGETT STEVENS, the Rock
vile lad who is to remain as

~LAGGEIT STEVENS, the Rock
1 vile lad who is to remain as
Y assistant, professional at Con-
gressional when Roland r.
Mackenzie takes over the berth to be
vacated on January / by Sandy Armour,
is preparing for the advent Of his new
boss by burning UP the golf course. A
good player for the past two years,
Claggett is playing particularly well just
now. Within the past fortnight he has
played Congressional several times in
better than rs and Is hitting the ball
a long way. Clagsett Stevens, with a
little more experience in tournaments, is
going to be q hard man to beat.
NOTICES were received today by
~ Kenwood Colt and Country Club
members of q series Of free golf
lectures and lessons to be given by AL
Houghton, the club pro, beginning
shortly after the New Year. Hought0n
plans to give free lessons to his club
membership twice each month, demon
strating the correct method of swinging
Evening star., 1933-12-20
Merton . Great Layout.

Merton . Great Layout.
TTERE is the set-up Of the major
Journeys for 1884. all Of them in
- the East: d.
National open championship, slated
for the east course OF the Merton
Cricket Club at Ardmore, Pa. in June.
National amateur championship,
scheduled for the Brookline Country
club Of Brookline, Mass, In September.
National women's championship, to
be played at the Huntingdon Valley
Club OF Philadelphia. starting about
october /.
women.s international team matches,
slated for the Chevy Chase Club on
September 2l and az.
Although Merton has been the scene
of two amateur championships In re-
cent years-Bobby Jones won the
Journeys in 1924 and 1890 over the
east course-the Ardmore, Pa, club has
not staged an open championship re-
Gently. The course Is outstanding as
championship layout, for within the
space Of IT years three major title
Journeys have been played at Merton.
Evening star., 1933-12-20
A lob for Rena.


PRACTICALLY the entire member
ship of the Washington Ladies
- League will shoot in The Stars
event, it was announced last night by
Rena Levy, secretary Miss Levy has
accepted the Office of chief handicap
per of the girls.
One of the most respectl ! contestants
in the mems section of the tourna-
ment will be Paul Harrison of the
Arcadia staff, who is out for big things
this season. His average in the Dis
trict League. 130, if maintained will
become a record which few years
back was thought almost beyond the
range of possibility. In order to qualify
for the No. / ranking Of the Washing
ton City Duckpin Association and the
National Duckoin Bowling Congress. for
which 1875 league games is necessary,
Harrison signed up in a second league
last night. In his debut with the Am
bassador Laundry team Of the Colum-
bia Heights League he rolled 424.
Evening star., 1933-12-20

4 SPECTACULAR shot by Huck
II Cavanaugh in the dying moments
carried Roosevelt-to a 1915 tri-
umph over the Takoma-S Silver Spring
High quint on the latter's court
The host team gained an early lead
and held 1t until Cavanaugh came
through with his telling chuck.
Summary.
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Fails to Beat Record.

NTIss GULL won unique dlstine- nc
N1 ton last night. She became the
A' first girl to bowl 400 in league
without reward. High set for this sea-
son in the Washington Ladies' League
is 412, marked up by Evelyn Ream OF
the Colonials. .-. ...
Also Lorraine gave additional evi-
dence that she is the greatest duckpin
performer Of her sex by boosting her
average. to 1857 for 80 games, new
all-time high. Her mark of lis in
the District Ladies League last season
has never been officially recognized be-
cause all the alleys on the leagues cir
cult were not up to specifications laid
down by the National Duckpin Bowling
Congress. Out of SO games she rolled
six on non-regulations drives. At the
Lucky Strike tonight Miss GULL and
Billie Butler will receive their certif-
Gates for the No. and No. rankings
of the N. D. B. C. At the same time
George Isemann, secretary of the ma
tional organization, will present Lor-
raines award for having been judged
the most valuable team bowler OF last
season.
Evening star., 1933-12-20

ERIENDs gave Gonzaga a real battle
for the first half, which ended
with the Purple ahead by only
11-9, but the latter drew out in the
final going easily to win the game, its
first Of the campaign, 39-18.
w. Boyle, with 10 points, was Con-
zaga's leading scorer, but Eakin,
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Brookiine Classic Course.

OBBY JONES made his debut there
n in 1915. Brookline Is the classic
- old layout over which Francis
Ouimet won the open championship OF
1918, the first amateur to win q title
which up to that time had been re.
Evening star., 1933-12-20

r DOSING savage drive in the sec
L. ond half, Tech Highs basketers
: trounced a highly touted Nc
Donogh School team Of Baltimore,
34-19, on the Mckinley court.
Red DAILY and Leo McGahey were
McKinley's high scorers but Alters of
McDonogh took individual honors.
Summary:
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18TH STREET FIVE WINS

"B" Basketers Beat Lakeland, 33-
Bankruptcies Trim Bannekers.
Displaying a well balanced attack,
Twelfth Street Y. M. G. A. "B" bas-
Lakeland, Md, 80 to a, in tilt played
ON the formers floor. ~
In preliminary Marquette defeated
Bannekers, % to 16.
Evening star., 1933-12-20
SWIMMERS IN MEET.

George washington University fresh
man swimmers will oppose q team OF
Western High sp1ashers in dual meet
tonight at 8 o'clock In the Central
Y, NJ, G, A. pool.
Evening star., 1933-12-20
Help Bowng Tourney Entry East Gets Break Golf Journeys

lance Of . golf bug living along the
Atlantic seabosrd next year. The
Walker Cup matches are scheduled to
be held In Britain In 1884, and the
make-up Of the team still is D secret
closely locked within the breasts Of the
u. q. q. A, Executive Committee.