davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-18
obyvatel'stvo zemegule

Statisticka rocenka Svazu ma
rodov udava celkovy pocet oby-
vatel'atva ma zemeguli okr1hle
2 bilionami. Ma tejto cfslici ma
podiel: AHA 1,1O3 milionov, Eu-
ropa sos milionov, Amerika 252
milionov, Afrika 142 milionov,
Australia 8 milionov. Je zaujf-
nave srovnat' -tieto statisticke
data s 1dajmi, ktore uvadza
papezska rocenka toho same
no roku. Podl'a tychto ddajov
zije ma svete celkom 341.5 mil.
katolikov, ktori sd takto rozde-
lenf: Europa 200 mil, Amerika
100 mil, AHA 16.5 mil, Afrika
SIS mil. Australia 1.5 Milo
nov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-18
Zmena navstevnikovho statusu,

Otazka: Bola som do Ameri-
ky pripustena ako navstevnf-
cka. Nedavno som sa vydala tu-
ma "a !americkeho obcana. Ci
som ,nadobudla tymto ,manzel-
stvom prava zostat' v Spoje-
nych Statoch trvacne?
Odpoved': Me. Nedavno oh.
javila sa ma verejnosti zprava,
ze tomu tax je, islo vsak 0 omyl.
Pravdou je, ze po odjazde 20
Spojenych Statov mozete byt'
sem pripustena mimo kvoty ja-
ko manzelka americkeho obca-
ma. Pravdou tiez je, ze ma zakla-
de nedavno vydaneho nariade-
MIA, moze vas manzel podat' Gia-
dost' O nekvotove vizum pre-
vas (formular 633) este v do
be, ked' ste tuna. Predtym by
byval musel so ziadost 'ou Ca
kat az po vasom odjazde. Ked'
dostane Washingtonu zpravu,
ze ziadost' bola priaznive vyba-
vena, iba potion m6zete odce-
stovat' do niektorej cudzej kra-
jiny, kde svoju ziadost' o vi
zum podate ma 'tamojsom ameri-
ckom konzulate. Toto opustenie
spojenych statov je nevyhnut.
ne, kedykol'vek sa "navStev-
mix" snazi zmenit' svoj Status a
stat sa pravidelnym prist 'aho-
valcom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-18
PINCHOT PREHRAL

Guverner Pennsylvania, Gif.
ford Pinchot Dol porazeny sena-
torom Reedom v republican
skych primarkach o nominaciu
ma senatorstvo Spoj. Statov.
Reed dostal o vyse 100000 hla-
SOW Wac. On NAL celd republi.
kansku masinu "a sebou. Pin.
chot, pokrokovy clovek a pria-
tel robotnictva, bude sa MOI.
no uchadzat' O senatorstvo ma
jasen co neodvisly kandidat. z
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-18

Oznamuje sa, ze pred niekop-
kymi dnami bola z rozkazu L.
stredneho riaditel 'stva vo Wit
koviciach obnovena praca ba-
mach ma zelezn1 rudu Ko-
.terbachoch ma Spisi. Bane "a
mestnavaly predtym 1000 os6b,
ale v j1ni 1892 bola Mich pra-
ca zastavena. Teraz prijaly ba-
ne 400 zamestnancov a je ma
del, ze budl prijati j d'alsi,
najma ak min. financii predlzi
sl'avu ma traskaviny, ktor1 ne
davno poskytlo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-18
PAJAMA BAL MA Lam
SNGVILLE -

Spolok sv. Amy ma Lansing
vile usporiada v sobotu vecer,
rs. maja Pajama tanec v Soko-
lovni ma Homewood Ave., ma
ktory povolavame ctene ODE.
censtvo z celej okolice. Bude
hrs vyborna muzika. Kto prf-
de, neobanuje, lebo jak1 81 roz-
kazete, tak1 yam zahraj1. Tiez
bud1 davane diva prajzi, kto
bude obleceny najkrajsie a maj.
smiesnejsie. Bud1 al dobre ma
pole a zakusky, o co sa postara
vybor. s 1ctou povolava
Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-18
HAsELTONSKf v NEMOUI
PODPORUJUCI sPOLOK
TATRA.

Uradnici: Michal Ko0ak, pred
seda, 16 Gladstone St., Campbell, O..
Stefan Roth, zapisnfk, n Morley Ave
Campbell, O. Valent Rovder, tStov-
mix, 1889 Gladstone ST., Campbell,
o. Martin Lipka, pokladnfk, 63
Starr St., Campbell, O.
Dozorcovia majetku: Jan Basista,
1O1 Haseltine Ave-. Campbell. O. q
Michaa Dzurej, P. o. Box. Haselton
Sta, Youngstown, 0. Dozorca cho-
rych str&z: Jan Ko1ak, "a Morley
Ave., Campbell, 0.
Sch6dne odbtvajd - kaxdf 4. No
del'u mesiaci v katolfckei sloven-
skej Skole osady ". Alzbety ma N.
Haseltine Ave.. l. hod. popoludnf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-18
OZNAMENIE UDOM &. 731.
I. X. s. J.

Spolok sv. Jozefa, 6. 731. 1
K. S. j. ma Lansingville ozna.
muje svojim 1dom, ze riadna
sch0dza spolku bude sa odby.
vat jednej hodine popoludni
kazd1 stvrtd nedel'u v Sokolov
nj. TAX tiez vyzyvam tych 1dov
ktori dlhuj1, ably 81 vyrovnal
svoje prispevky a riadne cho.
dill ma sch6dze spolku.
Jozef Javorsky NIL, zap
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-18
z KANCELARIE sLOvEN.
sKEJ LfGY.
. Podava: Jan A. Kocir, tai.
Vzajomno- Pomona Akcia.

VZaJOmnO.P .P0mocna Akcla.
Chcejdc zvel'adit' Fond Wa
jomnej Pomoci, dali SINE v me-
siaci auguste 1888 nasledovne
veci do vyhry: Nadherne vysi-
vany zensky kroj; dve krasne
vysivky ma muzske kosele; u.
melecky vysivane prikryvadlo
ma st6l a moderne zeliezko E.
lectric Iron). ....
Veci tieto sl'1bili sme vylo-
sovat' 80. novembra 1888, ale
mas Stub SINE splnit' =nemohli,
lebo 80. novembra zistili SINE,
ze 20 5000 rozoslatych lfstkov
bolo predane len 987. Ably SINE
teda hmotnu ztratu neutrpeli,
odlozili SINE losovanie ma den
Is. januara 1894. O rozhodnuti
tomto upovedomili SINE kazde-
no, komu SINE boil listky zasla'
Ii. Januara Is. sa ten smutny
stav omnoho nezlepsil, lebo kni-
by ukazovaly, ze SINE predali
len 1,725 listkov a ze 4,275 je
este stale nezvestnych. Znova
SINE sa obratili s prosbou ma
bratov a sestry, aby sa roz-
predanie lfstkov pricinili, a
jakby to pre- pricinu i'm znamu
urobit' nemohli, ably nam u mich
nachadzaj1ce sa listky vratili
Jedni 81 nasho vyzvania vsim-
Ii, druhi ME. Dna 21. aprila to-
no roku octi SINE sa v nasle.
dovnom polozenf: 1855 lfstkoy
SINE predali, 3,056 ostalo ne.
zvestnych, 1853 bolo nam vrate'
nych a / sa kdesi zapotrosil. Ca.
kat dlhsie SINE uz nechceli, ma.
sledovne dina 21. aprfla 1894
SINE losovali s vysledkom ma
sledovnym:
/. cenu (slovensky zensky
kroj) dostal p. Andrej Pribilo-
vic, majitel' (. 701.
2. cenu (dve vysivky ma muz-
ske kosele) dostala pi. Eva Pri
bilova, majitel'ka (. 245O.
3. cenu (prikryvadlo ma st6l)
dostal odbor 100. MSS, MATTEL
(. 2614.
4. cenu (elektr. biglajz) do
stal Slovensky Klub, MATTEL (
4461.
Toto je teda vysledok loso-
vania. Prace, namahy bolo {
tym Wac, nez SINE sa nazdali, A
keby nebolo tych sl'achetnych
horlivcov, ktorf nam toto vzne
sene podujatie nezistne poma-
hall dokoncit', boil by SINE mie.
sto sporeho osohu, do Fondu
znacn1 sunni ma hradenie tlaco.
yych, postovych atd'. atd'. w
davkov 2 neho vytiahli. Vrela
a 1primna vd'aka kazdemu, kto
nam pomahal a mas podporil.
Jedno mnohych pod'akovanf
Alice, Pa. Ctenf panovia
Prijmite mas srdecny pozdrav a
vrele pod'akovanie "a dar las.
ky (25 kusov rozlicneho Sat
stva q obuvi), Go SINE Cd vas
dostali. Vel'kd radost ste nam
j nasim dietkam sp6sobili. Kax'
AZ ! ~ a tell ! radoyAl y
S siss ss$
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-18
DvAJA URADNfOI MINI.
sTERsTVA ZATKNUTf. !,

4
V dplatkovej afere pri do
davke prahov pre- statne 5elezt
nice pricestovali do Prahy w
setruj1ci 1radnfci statnej poli1
Gle Brna. Pre- podozrenie q
casti ma tejto afere boil Y Pra-
he zatknutf dvaja vysokf i1rad-
hici ministerstva zeleznfc, mini
stersky radca Hauer a odboro-
w radca Tones. Radca Hauer
Dol ux ' tejto afere vySetrova-
ny a poslany ma dovolen1. M
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-18
YOUN0sTOWNsKY Y MEMO.
CT PODPORUJtC1 sPoLoK
TATRA,

Uradnfci: Jozef Martinko, predse-
da, 255 Carlton st. Jozef Javorsky,
podpreds. Stefan Novotny, dctovnfk,
404 East Myrtle Ava - AAdSed 4.
damko, pokhdnfk. 1854 Oak g. -
Martin Murandky . TrantiSsk Hu-
dix, doxo1cov1A
Sch6dxe odby~aj6 - kAxd6 prvd
nedel'u mesiaci ' 1kols 6v. Cysilla
Methoda :. hod. popolud1i.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-18
o PEsTOVANIE GUMOvNf-
K0v U MAS.

/ V Pruhoniciach robia sa po.
kusy gumovnfkovymi rastli-
.nami, ci by sa niektore ich dru-
'hy, z ktorych mono vyrabat'
kaucuk, nedaly pestovat' al Il
mas. Tymto pokusom priklada
sa znacny narodohospodarsky
vyznam, lebo sd opravnene ma
,deje, ze niektore druhy tychto
rastlin daily by sa mas pesto-
vat.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-18
zarknln6 n !

Uradny organ haken
skej propagandy \ Nsl
verejnil soznam krstnf
ktore nesm6 byt d6vaI
CATION arijskeho povcS
s1 to men& xidovsk6. ]
mimi j Maria (co znane1l I
rost'ami shrbenA I" Marf
litel'ka y, Anna poke
Alzbeta "prfbytok P611
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-18
WARREN ODHLASOVAL
BONDY IA $120, 600

V utorok Warrencania hlaso-
vail o vydani bondov "a $780,.
900 ma hradenie operacnych W.
davkov, lebo terajsie prfjmy
mesta id1 ma platenie dlhov.
Ia bondy bolo 1904 hlasov a
proti MIN 2,O48.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-18
OsLAVA PATRONKY &, 100.
PENN. Z, J. "

Spolok sv. Rity, Cfs. 16O. P.
s. z. ide oslavit' svoju patron
ku prist1penim k sv. spovedi
diIa 26. maja a v nasledujdci
den, q. maja o 10. iodine k sv.
prijimaniu. Tymto sd ziadane
vsetky sestry tohto spolku, aby
prisly vykonaly svoju povin-
most, mac budd pokutovane
dl'a stanov.
4 Anna Granchi, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-18
sCH0DZA sPOLKU sv. AN
NY MA LANSINGVIL.LE.

spolok sv. Amy, c. 1853. P. s.
q. j. bude odbyyvat' svoju Rad.
nu schodzu v nedel'u po obede
l. hodine, 20. maja pod ko-
stolom osady sv. Mateja. Vset.
ky sestry sd ziadane, ably boly
prltomne ma tejto schodzi, lebo
sa bude pojednavat' vaznych
veciach. So sesterskym pozdra.
vom
Maria Pacuta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-18
PObAKOVANIE.

Chceme tymito riadkami W.
slovit' nase uprimne a srdecne
vd'aky vsetkym tym, ktori nam
vyslovili svoju s1strast' v ma
som sm1tku mad ztratou nasho
syna brata Juraja. ,
Rodina Mattel Martinko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-18
scH0DzA &. 2eo. l. K. s. J

Spolok sv. Mateja, Cfslo 26O.
IKSJ. v Haselton oznamuje svo.
Jim 1dom, aby sa vsetci dosta-
viii ma sch6dzu dina 20. maja v
tom najvacsom pocte o l. hodi-
ne po obede.. Prfdu vazne veci
ma pretras, tykajtice sa spolku.
Dlhuj1ci 1dovia SD ziadanf,
aby tiez sch6dze sa z1castnili a
svoj dlh 81 zrovnali. s dctou
Stefan Antal,
1ct. Cisla 26O.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-18
Spolkove zpravy
SCH0DZA LANSINGVILLE
BASEBALL KLUBU

Lansingvillsky Baseball Klub
bude odbyvat' svoju mesacnd
sch6dzu nedel'u, 20. maja v
Sokolovni ma Homewood Ave.
Ma 27. bude mat klub vel'-
ky piknik ma Shirley Road Pic
mic Grounds.
Jozef Rehak ml., zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-18
DEDIKACIA NOVEHO
DOMU LEGIE

Dna "a. jdna bude slavnost-
ne otvoreny novy domov Postu
Is. Americkej Legie v Youngs-
town. Domov sa nachodi ma
Spring st. pri Wick Ave. Slav-
most bude spojena s vojenskou
paradou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-18
BUTLEaERsTvo vRAJ
NEMozNo KoNTRoLOVAT

w. B. Spagnola, mestsky Ia
lobca udal, ze ohiosky likerovy
zakon nestojf "a mnoho, lebo
znemoznuje kontrolu b1tleger
.stva. ZAkon Dol vraj schvalne
tax napisany, aby bdtlegerstvo
mohlo prekvitat'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-18

0dport6ajts Youngstownah6
slovsnsk6 Noviny svojim pria-
tsl'oml = n rok. q N pol
rola.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-18

49, CT. 6itatsl'ov, ktortm W
prsal prsdrlatok prosime, ~
\ a ohnqyiN ~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-12
BRAVES BOLSTERED
With ACQUISITION
OF mir M'MANUS.
Veteran Infelder May Help
Keep Boston in First
Division

Boston, April 12-(UP)-By
purchasing Joseph Marty Nc
Manus from the Brooklyn Dodgers,
the Boston Braves have bridged
the gap left in their infield by the
injury Of Rabbit Meanwhile.
The veteran McManus at second
base and Pinkey Whitney at third
are expected to steady Shortstop
Bill Urbanski and First Baseman
Baxter Jordan. Before Marty was
added to the roster yesterday the
Braves chances of remaining a
first division club appeared doomed
by porous infield play.
Knows His Stuff
Seasoned by more than a dozen
campaigns in st Louis, Detroit and
Boston. McManus, a fighting type
Of player, is the best second base
man the Braves could acquire to
atone for the loss of the insipra-
tional and colorful Maranville.
Marty Is still agile enough to cover
the stretch between first and Sec
ond and, relieved of the manager
ial duties he had with the Red
Sox a year ago, he should hit
many points better.
Manager Bill McKechnie and
the rest Of the Braves are banking
on the return Of Maranville to ac-
tive service, despite the Codger's
S0-odd year and his 22-year big
league record. The latest word from
st Petersburg was that Rabbit
would soon be removed from the
hospital to a hotel and would sun
his broken leg daily. Don't count
the Rabbit OUT" Mckenzie re-
marked.
McManus probably will be at Sec
ond base when the Braves and Red
Sox play for the city championship
this weekend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-12
| Hooks and
5z|I e,.uebs, Slides

he showed back in 1880, Chicago
fans are going to see some Twill
ing. His heroic hurting in the
world series that year remains u
bright baseball memory.
The first four games were split
Steven, and the fifth was re-
garded as the "croocia" contest.
Before the game Mack called Big
George and Lefty Groove aside.
"Earnshaw. you start" said
Mack. "Give us everything you've
got. The series depends on you."
The Master
Big George had everything that
day, speed, a wicked curve, change
OF pace. For seven innings he shu.
out the Cardinals, then was taken
out for a pinch hitter. Grove took
up the chore where George left off.
and when the game was over the
Athletics had won, 2 to 0.
The next day was Sunday. On
Monday George was sent to the
slab again, and once more he
pitched his name into history with
a to / victory over the Cardinals
in the deciding game.
He whooped and danced like a
boy when the last Cardinal went
out in the ninth inning Of that last
game. Looking back at his youth
full enthusiasm that day, it is hard
to realize how he slipped, finally
reaching the point where Mack dis
missed him last year before the
season had ended with these words,
IT am sick and, tired Of seeing
Earnshaw around!"
'Earnshaw is only 80. He should
be at his peak. Perhaps being with
his friends Jimmy Dykes and AL
Simmons will help him to regain
his stride. It Is not pleasant to
see a great athlete lose his power.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-12
SPRINCFIELD-YALE
BASEBALL TEAMS
SCHEDULED TODAY
Four Eli Veterans Ready to
Start-College Season
Opens Saturday

New Haven, Conn, April 12-
(UP)-Weather permitting, Yale
is slated to oppose Springfield col
lege here late to-day in a game
preliminary to the opening of the
eastern intercollegiate league base
ball season Saturday.
Dave Harrington, veteran pitch
er; Tommy Curtin, football star.
and considered one. of the best sec
ond base prospects in many years;
Preston Woodlock, at short, and
Phil Klein at the home plate, are
in the opening lineup.
Springfield, with two victories
and one loss already chalked up,
will start Bill Elliott against the
Blues. The game is q montague
contest.
Yale win open the league season
against Dartmouth at Yale field
Saturday. The Green team plays
Wesleyan at Middletown to-
morrow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-12
YALE RUGBY TEAM
MEETS CAMBRIDGE


New Haven, Conn, April Ia
(UP)-An improved Yale rugby
team will compete with the crack
Cambridge university of England
team at Yale Bowl this afternoon.
Cambridge, which already has
defeated Harvard and Princeton by
overwhelming scores, is favored to
take today's game although Yale
hopes to hold to low score on
the strength of valuable experience
the Eli aggregation gathered in
its tour Of Bermuda during the
Easter vacation.
Included in the Yale lineup will
be Bob Lassiter, last years football
captain; Charlie Pierson, swimming
ace; Ed Nichols, Sid Towle and
Jerry Roscoe. The English team
is captained by w. J. Leather, one
Of the most proficient players in
that country.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-12
The Moose at Wal.

Inc MOOSE at war
There is just a chance that
George Earnshaw, the well-known
Swarthmore Whale, is waking UP.
Perhaps someone has stuck the
young man with a pin. Training
camp dispatches tell how he is 60
ing to bear down against his old
team, the AS, how he is going to
dust off Mickey Cochrane, his old
catcher who now is managing the
Detroit Tigers, and how he is going
to win 20 or more ball games for
the White Sox.
The Big Moose, who during two
world series was one of the great
est pitchers ever saw, has been
accused of laziness, indifference
and general peevishness.
Money Matters
His own explanation is: II had a
lot of differences with Mack over
salary mostly, which kept me from
pitching great hall moral: Raise
the young mans pay); in fact, I
wasn't particular whether pitched
or not at those prices. But I'm still
in excellent shape and am capable
Of giving the White Sox 100 per
cent return on the dollar"
Money it seems makes the Moose
go, and If he returns to the form
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-12

Virtually the same team will
take the field next week, but the
odds are against a repetition.
Approaching the barrier, the
Giants provide so many uncertain
ties that they seem destined to
wind up in fourth place.
It is uncertain whether the play
ers are in as good condition after
training at Miami as when they
left Los Angeles last spring. OFF,
Gals of the Brooklyn club blame
Miami's heat partially for the
Dodgers poor showing in 1888.
Terry claims the teams spirit
was a prime factor in its success.
Observers report that this spirit is
gone; that the old college try" is
missing.
Big Burden
Since there is little reason to
hope for much improvement over
last seasons sixth-place batting
average of 1851. Terry is placing
most Of his eggs on the shoulders
Of his "Big Four" pitchers: Carl
Hubbell, Hal Schumacher, Freddie
Fitzsimmons and Leroy Parmelee.
Memphis ELL knows the odds are
against the entire quartet going
through the season without illness,
injury or arm trouble. That's why
he's trying desperately to get a
fifth ace finger. They are hard to
get. If he succeeds 1t will help a
whole lot.
The pitching staff has trained
without the valuable nursing of
Catcher Gus Mancuso, who got into
uniform only recently because Of a
typhoid siege. Is this staff as well
trained as that of 1898? We doubt
it. Moreover Mancuso will not get
into the game at the start Of the
season. His assistants, Harry DAN
ming and Paul Richards scarcely
qualify. Francis Healey will not
stick. 1t is uncertain IL Mancuso
will be up to par when he starts
work. Typhoid is a treacherous
fever.
Only the season will show wheth-
er the lively ball will hinder the
pitchers or help the batters. The
Giants have made a poor showing
in exhibition games, losing Is and
winning II contests against major
league opponents. But they made
a poor showing last season, also.
Bad News
Bill Clark, whom Terry had
been counting upon as a starting
pitcher, developed arm trouble and
is being treated by physician.
His status is uncertain. Unless an
other rotator is brought in, Terry
may be forced to call upon un-
proven AL Smith, who was carried
as a coach last season. His big
time effectiveness Is speculative.
Young Johnny alveson and a
newcomer, Joe Bowman. also are
on hand. Herman Bell and old
Adolfo Luque will be reliefers.
Luque is one Of the smartest in the
business. Clydell Castleman from
the Nashville club may be sent out
for further seasoning.
The only important newcomer to
the team is George Watkins, from
the Cards. He replaces George
Davis in center field. He hits .306,
the only 800 hitter on the club be-
sides Terry. Davis hit only 1858 but
was better fiyhawk. Mel OFT will
be in right, and Joe Moore in left.
Lefty O'Doul, Homer Peel and
Hank Leiber, q slugger from the
Memphis club, are utility outfield-
ers.
All Set
Terry has q grand infield. The
veteran Travis Jackson apparently
has returned to form. He will re-
place Blondy Ryan at shortstop be.
cause he Is somewhat stronger at
bat. Both are able fielders. Third
Baseman Johnny Vergez Is in ex-
cellent shape after last seasons
appendicitis operation and should
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-12
YACHTING

Hamilton, Bermuda, April Ia
(UP)-Bermuda's one design boats
today hled the trophy for the 18th
annual international yachting
series with the Long Island Sound
Inter- Clubs. They scored their
fourth victory over the Long
Islanders yesterday to take the
series.
Although the Long Islanders put
UP good fight, and the finishes
were the closest in the history OF
the dual event, they failed to win
g single race.
Yesterday the Bermudans took
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-12

Not content with last weeks
supposedly Surprising defeat" by
the assumed mediocre Waterbury
Manufacturing company Office
bowling champs at the Chase al
leys, the Grand Streeters arranged
for return match and were fur
Their Inundated with singing
defeats administered them by the
merciless manufacturing crew and
lost in the bargain all claim for
the Chase 1894 Studded Bowling
Crown"
The Denehyites started out with
the Vengeance is mine, I will re-
pay spirit" plus the proverbia1
bang and were out in front during
the early stages Of the initial fray.
However, Captain Travisano
promptly herded his Factory Stars
into huddle, whispered some
mysterious message to them and
his cohorts emerged with a II
point victory.
Managerial strategy was next re-
sorted to by the Grand Street gang
and Brown was substituted for the
non-gallant Denehy. The result
was a 2 point victory thanks to
Bryan's double strike in the clos
ing moments Of the second fray.
The last game was q nip and
tuck affair. The invincible boys
from the hill held a "a point lead
at the close of the sixth frame.
The downtown boys thereupon
mustered their forces, recouped
their losses and held 35 pin ad-
vantage with but six frames left
to bowl. With the odds hopelessly
against them, Wade, Krom and
Dubiel promptly marked out and
brought point hard earned VIC
tory to their team mates.
Roy Krom who carried the brunt
Of the attack against the Denehy-
ties with d 374 pin total, featuring
a 1877 pin high single was the shin
ing light of the Manufacturing
crew while Watt and Bryan were
the outstanding stars for the down
towners.
Next week at the Chase alleys
the victors will encounter the
strong Steele &C johnson combine
and add still further to their
laurela
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-12
GROVE OUT FOR
START OF SEASON

Philadelphia, April H.
(UP)-Lefty Grove, who is
recuperating here from q
sore arm, will not be avail
able to the Boston Red Sox
in either the city series or
the opening OF the regular
season, the fire-ball king re-
vealed today.
SIT will take at least 10
days or two weeks TO get the
poison out Of my system
Grove said, ESQ I don't think
III try pitching until them"
He has had three teeth exs
tracted.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-12

first, fourth, fifth and sixth places.
The Yachts finished as follows: N.
B. Dilps Cardinal, Bermuda;
Henry r. Burt's Sue q, Long
Island; Lou Pearson's Susan G.,
Long Island; George Snowden's
Cyric I'd, Bermuda; e. c. Gosline's
Longtail, Bermuda; J. e. Pear
mans Startling, Bermuda; Paul v.
Shields Gull, Long Island, and
Donald G. Millar's Nancy, Long
Island.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-12

MORO Castle which cruises in southern waters Pauline and
their fight May 49, Yuse Jacobs already engaged
tops at oo the bout is expected to gross mpoTtans
three fights on the coast to Walter Msuse eager
get off the back forgot to get off, rode
IL miles spent the rest Of the running home