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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-30
A SCENT ISTvAN ECYLET
0SSzES TACJAI FICYELMEBE
FONTOS ERTESITES
FONTOS ERTESITES

Miutan alapszabalyok IS multi gyues hatarozatanak
eremeben Verhovay Segey Egyettel kotott deglenes
megaapodas melett agoknak tobb mint
fee tztkar es bzotsag utastas eremeben eetbe
tete megallapodast
kerjuk ehat tagtarsankat hogy MOST VASARNAP
deutan orakor Scent Istvan Otonban tartando
syulesen lehetoeg teljes szamban jelenenek meg.
A tagsagi diak befzetese gyuesen mar Yer
hovayval egkotot megaapodas szernt tortenk es Yer
hovay Segey Egye beegsege es halalese szabaya mar
september 1-t6l ervenyesek
Minden tag kapott levebo athata, hogy mennyi tag
sagi dat kel fzetne ha 800 vagy 500 doaros bizto
tas valasztja.
gyuesen minden tag kap ingyen egy nyugta konyvet
aapszabay konyvet, hogy megismerhesse Verovaynak
befizetesek es segeyekre vonakozo szabalya Mndenk
akkor jelenthe be- hogy meyik bztositas ohaa Orvos
hoz ke menni senknek csak azoknak akik 1000
dollarra kvanJak eemen biztostast azoknak akk tel
jes betegsegelyt ohaanak.
A Verhovay feveteli veket mnden tagnak ala kel irn
es ha Scent stvannal evett i've egyezik vagy
eetkoraban eeres volna, be ke eenteni gyermek
osztay tagsaagi da regiek
A Scent Isvan Egylet tisztikaranak
es csatlakozas bizottsaganak megbzasabo
G0BER JANOs, ttkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-30
MEM LESZ MAGYAR HKZ
,PIKNIK LABOR DAYN.

A West Sidei Magyar Haz
mem fog hetf6n, Labor Dayn
pikniket tartani, mint ait elore
bejelentette es hirdette. A Ma
gyar Haz, tekintettel ARA, hogy
a Fuggetlen Egyhaz tartja nagy
szezonzaro piknikjet, vasarnap,
a Barta erdoben, lemondott a
piknik megtartasarol es azert is,
inert magyarsag mai munka-
viszonyok kozt aligha birna ta-
mogatni ket egymast koveto pix
niket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-30
VERHOVAY 1O8

Beteg tagok: Szilagyi Mihaly,
5l2 Crescent St. Szenegeto Mix
los, Lockwood, O. Pivarnyik Mi.
haly. 800 Alexander St. Varga
Sander, Hubbard, 0. Juhasz J6-
zsef L., 1884 Gibson St. Papp
Sandorne, Berlin Center, Ohio.
Matyasy Jozsefne, Box 425.
Early Rd. Betegseg titkarnal
jelentendo. Cine: 21l Edward
St. Telefon szam 1872.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-30
PRO-HUNGARIA
GYULES

A Pro-Hungaria Magyar N6k
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. youngstown
osztalya szeptember h6 4-en,
kedden este 7 oral kezdettel tart
ia rendes havi gyuleset a West
Sidei Magyar Otthonban. Kerjiik
a tagsag teljes szamu szives meg
jeleneset, mivel az 6szi munka-
program megbeszelese keriil sor-
ra. Minden magyar not szeretet-
tel hiv es var a tisztikar.
Csete Sandorns, titkar..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-30

Veres. Baptista Missio: Mt. Ber-
talan es Gulacsi. SIT. Gyorgy
Egyhaz: Kovacs es Lengyel
Andras. Bridgeport Szovetseg:
Gagyi. Demokrata Kor: Ma
tyasy es Franks. Greg Amerika-
sok: Ress es Horvath Vilmos.
Pro-Hungaria: Csetene Is Len
gyel c. Lajosne. SIT. Gyorgy
Szovetseg: Lengyel Peter es
Hajdu Jozsef. SIT. Imre Egylet :
Gyori es Hauser. SIT. Istvan
Egylet: Habodasz, Kulaczki es
Horvath Istvan. Verhovay 1O8:
Turner Is Nemenyi Varosi Pol
gari Kor: Hajdu Janos es
Mixich. w. Sidei Polgari Kor Z:
Lengyel c. Lajos. Reformatus
Egylet: Debroszki Andrasne.
Magyar Sport Klub: Uray Ka-
roly.
Habodasz Gustav elnokolt
mig a jegyzokonyvet a munka-
ban lev6 Gober Janos titkar he
lyett Lengyel c. Lajos vezette.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-30
EBER FERENC PATIKUST
Macy GYASZ ERIE.

Eber Ferencet, az ismert ma
gyar gyogyszertar tulajdonost,
Macy gyasz erte. Ugyanis multi
penteken. anyosa, Mrs. Ebernek
anyja. az Abauj megye, kassai
sziiletesu Gross Lottie, GO ewes
koraban meghaft egy akroni kor-
hazban, miutan sulyos mutetet
vegeztek rata. Ebereken kivul
meg egy leanya, Mrs. Wise gya-
szoljak halalat. Temetese hetfon
volt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-30
A Scent Imre csapat ismet
gyozott a campbelli Kulturok
ellen multi vasarnap

Az Ohio Magyar Baseball Liga
elso idenye multi vasarnap ert
veget C;ampbellben. amikor az
akroni Scent Imre csapat ismet
megverte a campbelli Magyar
kultur Klub jo csapatat o-3-hoz
.aranyban es miutan kitiizott
harom merkozesb6l evvel a gy6-
zelemmel kettot megnyert. a
harmadik merkozes felesleges
lett.
Icy tehat Scent Imre csapat
nyerte ell az elso ohioi Magyar
Baseball bajnoki cimet es egy
sep szobrot, amelyet az osszel
ad at hivatalosan Brogley Fe-
rene, a Liga elnoke.
A Kultur csapat, amely az
elso forduloban volt az ellen, a
masodik helyen vegzett.
Hiaba pitcho1t jol a Kulturok
reszer6l Agoston, bels6 vede-
lem gyonge volt ez alkalommal,
es jobb csapat nyert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-30

esetet, anelyre regi amerikasok
kozul tobben emlekeztek. Jov6
szamunkban" b6vebben foglalko-
zunk vele.)
Ferko kiildott Mt. Bertalannak
egy remek kezzel faragott vitor-
las halo mintat. sep nagy iiveg-
szekrenyben, amt a fegyhaz ma
ganyaban keszitett, hogy azok-
max eladasabol elegend6 penzt
tudjon teremteni, hogy iigyvedei
utjan kegyelmi iigyet oktoberben
targyalas ala hozhatja. A Macy
bizottsag magaeva tette az ugyet
es elrendelte 1000 darab 10 CEN
tes sorsolasi jegy kesziteset,. amit
avval kuldenek maid XII az egy-
letekhez, hogy azokat bocsassak
aruba es lehetoleg szeptember
2O-ig. adjak Ell. A szerencses
nyero a hajot, amely meyer leg
alabb $50 dollart, maid a Macy
bizottsag oktober zen tartando
oktoberi gyaszunnepelyen kappa
meg.
Az oktoberi iinnepely program
janak elokeszitesere a kovetkezo
bizottsagot kuldte XII: Horvath
Istvan, Kovacs Miklos, Hajdu
Janos, Lengyel Peter, Csete San
dorne, Gulacsi Istvan es Hor-
vath Antalne. A bizottsag ked-
den este West Side-i Magyar
Otthonban tartja elso gyuleset,
a Pro-Hungaria gyiilese utan.
Sok $40 hangzott ell a Magyar
Napi vacsorarol is. Mint ait mar
mi megirtuk, a vacsora gyalaza-
tos volt es Park vezetosege
nemcsak hogy mem adta AIT a
vacsorat, amiben megallapodott
a bizottsaggal, hanem amit adott,
az csapnivalo rossz volt. A Macy
bizottsag utasitotta tisztikart
es Magyar Nap bizottsagot,
hogy Park vezetosegetol mem
csak elegtetelt, de karpotlast is
koveteljen azert szegyenert, a
mely "a magyar konyha kitiino
hirnevet erte.
Tobb segely kerelemben intez-
kedett aztan Nagybizottsag,
vizsgalatot rendelt el, mielott
azok a jovo gyiiles ele keriilne-
mex.
A gyulesen IS testulet d tag
gal volt kepviselve es sep SIAM
NAL voltak vendegek is.
Jelen voltak: Figgetlen Ref.
Egyhaz: Mt. Borsi-K Kerekes es
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-30
SPORT H1REK

A Sport Club most penteken,
augustus 31-en tartja rendes evi
gyiileset West Sidei Magyar
Hazban. A Club .vezetosege ke-
ri a tagsag es a jatekosok szives
megjeleneset, mivel ezen a gyii-
lesen lesz a mutt evi elszamolas
megtartva es az vi tisztikar meg
valasztva a jovo evi football SEE
zOnra.
Tisztelettel
A Vezetoseg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-30
SIT. MIHALY NAPI BAIT
RENDEZ A SIT. GYORGY
SZOVETSEG

A Scent Gyorgy Szovetseg
youngstown l2-ik SIT. Mihaly-
rol elnevezett osztalya. szeptem-
Der 20-en West Sidei Magyar
Hazban nagy bait rendez es keri
a testver egyleteket es egyhaza-
kat, hogy ere az alkalomra ne
tervezzenek mas mulatsagot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-30

Minket magyarokat, megint
megdicsertek, hogy mi rendeztik
az 0sszes nemzetisegek kozt a
legszebb napot, legjobb prog
rammal, legnagyobb kozon-
seggel Is talan anyagilag is a
legszebb eredmennyel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-30

Jovahagyta a Magyar Nap el-
szamolasat. Segely iigyek.
Rakosi Matyas iigyet is fel-
hoztak. Hosszas vita volt.

hoztak. Hosszas vita volt.
Mar regen tartott Nagybi-
zottsag olyan izgalmas >gyiilest,
mint kedden' este a Fuggetlen
Reformatus Egyhaz -gyiilester-
meben.
Kozel harom ev ota nem "a
varta a Nagybizottsag gyileseit
kommunista propaganda. de ez-
uttal ismet tortent erre kiserlet,
amely azonban csak kiserlet ma
radt, inert Homolya Istvan, aki
a Nagybi zottsagnak mem tagja.
azon kerelmet, hogy Nagybi-
zottsag tiltakozzon Rakosi iigy-
ben, Nagybizottsag ket szava-
zat elleneben levetette a napi-
rendrol.
A vita folyaman Mt. Borsi-
Kerekes Gyorgy, figgetlen ref.
egyhaz lelkesze. tette az indit-
vanyt es pedig avval a megoko-
lassal, hogy a tiltakozas, amelyet
bolsevikik erosz zakolnak, poll
tikai es propaganda jellegii.
"Ha szoviet kormanynak
annyira sziven fekszik Rakosi
igye. akkor mivel diplomaciai
osszekottetesben all Magyaror-
szaggal, mindent megtehet Rako-
81 erdekeben, aki 1924-ben hamis
utlevellel szokott be Magyaror-
szagba Oroszorszagbol. hogy Oft
az oroszok javara kemkedjen,
kommunista allamfelforgato pro-
pagandat iizzon es lazadasra IL
gasson. Az amerikai magyarsag-
max nincsen joga beleavatkozni
magyar iigyekbe. Jogaban all ma
gyar nemzetiseget vedeni, de til
takozni olyan iigyben, amiben
csak egy oldalrol kapnak infor-
maciot, mines joga' mondotta
Mt. Kerekes.
Meg soha sem hallottuk, hogy
kommunistak vagy bark mas,
avval fordult volna az amerikai
magyarsaghoz, hogy tiltakozzon
a Csehszlovak, Roman vagy Ju-
goszlav kormanyoknal vagy
azok nagykovetenel lit Amerika
ban az ellen, hogy ezer es ezer
magyarsagat szereto embert le-
csuktak, kinoztak, eliteltek, va
gyonukto1 megfosztottak min
denfele kepzelt cselekmenyekert,
amelyben a magyar haza irant
valo ragaszkodasukat fejeztek
volna XII
A Magyar Nap tiszta haszna
$475.87 volt. Rovid vita utan a
szamadast jovahagytak. A reszle-
teket mar multi szamunkban ko-
zoltuk.
A jovedelembol Nagybizott-
sag Magyar Nap miisoran koz-
remukodott harom egyhaznak,
Scent Istvan, Scent Gyorgy es
a Fiiggetlen Reformatus egyha-
zaknak egyenkent $40 ajandekot
szavazott meg.
Mt. Bertalan Istvan, camp
belli Magyar Baptista Missio pre-
dikatora el6adta Ferko Istvan,
egy l8 evvel ezelott halalra itelt
de kegyelem utjan eletfogytiglani
fegyhazra itelt magyar ember
Minket maqyarokat. megint
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-30
Esennenyek

Az 6szi megyei valasztasokon
a szavaz6k egy erdekes kerdes,
is kapnak maid d0ntes vegett.
A kerdes az lesz, hogy va.
lasszon-e a megye k0z0nsege egy
bizottsagot, hogy az keszitsen
terveket megye 0nkormanyza-
tara.
A kerdss maga mem jelenti
ait, hogy a megye mindjart on
kormanyzati alapra all, hanem
csak AIT, hogy egy bizottsag,
melynek IS tagjAt ugyanakkor
valasztjAk, keszitsen terveket,
amelyeket aztan a szavazok ele
bocsatanak, egy evvel kes6bb.
elfogadasra.
a * *
Mi mar most nagyon ajanljuk
a magyar szarmazasu polgarok-
max, hogy foglalkozzanak ker-
dessel, inert ez nagyon, de ma
gyon fontos.
Evek ota panaszkodunk, hogy
sokba kerul varosok es me-
eye kormanyanak fentartasa.
Egy evvel ezelott az allan pol
garsaga megszavazta AIT az al
kotmany modositast, amely lehe-
t6ve teszi AIT, hogy megyek,
ugymint varosok onkormany-
zatot allitsanak fel Is ennek ke-
reten belul a polgarsag kivan-
saga szerint elt0ruljenek felesle-
ges Is koltseges megyei tiszt-
visel6i allasokat, esetleg egye-
sitsek a varosok es a megye azo-
nos funkcioit, ezaltal is penzt ta-
karitva az adofizet6knek.
Icy peldaul, minek egy varosi
mernoki hivatal Youngstownban,
egy campbellben, egy Struthers-
ben es egy a megyenel. Egy
megyei mern0k egy irodabol ell
lathatna az egesz munkat.
Aztan XII hallott mar olyant,
hogy a jelenlegi allami torveny
sxerint a megyei mernoknek
mem is kell mern0knek lenni,
hanem lehet egy suszter is, ha
sleg nepszeru ARA, hogy megva-
1asszak.
A mern0k0t kepesitese szerint
fogadni Is mem valasztani kell.
Ha mem j6l dolgozik, akkor el le-
het csapni, de az indzsellerseg-
hez mem ert6 megvalasztott
mem lehet elcsapni negy
hosszu esztendeig.
4 4 4
Meg szamos hasonlo esetet
tudnank felhozni, ahol 0nkor-
manyzat utjan javithatunk mai
helyzeten es penzt takarithatunk.
Szerkeszt6nk valoszinuleg je-
lolve lesz a bizottsag egy tag
janak (ez partonkivuli tisztseg,
amely mem jar sernmifele fize-
tesseD, inert mar evek ota tanul-
manyozza az 0nkormanyzatot, Is
inert mar eddig is sokszor SEE
repelt evvel kapcsolatban allami
Is megyei bizottsagokban.
A kerdesre mig maid ke-
sobb visszateriink.
4 4 *
Orommel latjuk, hogy az idei
Magyar Nap sep anyagi cred
mennyel jart.
Orvendiink neki, inert meg
egy par j6 Magyar Nap Is veg
re komolyan foglalkozhatunk
maid avval, hogy egy val6di Ma
gyar Hazat letesitsunk, ha mem
,4.7 b y a
is nagyot, de megfelel6t.
Orvendiink azert is, inert az
ersdmeny igazolja, hogy a Macy
bizottsag az iden komolyan dol
gozott Is j6 el6re elkeszitett ter
veivel lehet6ve tette az anyagi
sikert.
Az idei Magyar Nap sokat Is
szepet nyujtott magyar k0z0n-
Is az ame.ikai vende-
geknek.
A napokban mondta Jenkins
1s~x
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-27
BY MAX RIDDLE

Audley Farms expects big things
OF this colt. He is by Bright Knight
out of Ethel Grey, by Hessian, and
thus full brother to the noted
Gallant Knight. The latter, it will
be remembered, was second in the
Derby to Gallant Fox.
NTISHING to honor John j
w McGraw, the late manager
Of the Giants, Audley Farms de-
cided to name its most promising
youngster in his honor The bay
son of Bright Knight was selected
Names of the Audley Farms great
est campaigner and that of McGraw
were then combined to form Gallant
Mac.
AS further idea of the opinion
Audley Farms has of the son OF
Bright Knight, the writer remem-
bers enthusing over the two Aud
ley stars, Trey and Signalman. The
later was, at that time, an un-
beaten stakes winner of three races
But trainer Patterson remained
unimpressed explaining that he
had colt, namely Gallant Mac, that
could run rings around Signalman
and Trey.
THAT Patterson still is of the
Il same opinion would seem to be
indicated by the fact that he failed
to name either Trey or Signalman
for the Derby, preferring to place
his faith upon his maiden colt.
However, Gallant Mac still is g
maiden and his worth must be
proven by actual racing. Many q
well-regarded horse fails to mate
rialize as a championship contender
when April gives way to May ano
the Derby.
In sense, the bad winter has
been an advantage to Gallant Mac
He received very little work last
year, was retired early, now is run
ming soundly and is developed more
than most of his competitors. While
other horses have been delayed in
their training by the long and bitter
winter of the north, Gallant Mac
has had an easy time of it in the
comparatively warmer climate OF
Virginia.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-27

80 to Aug. 4, inclusive. The dead
line for entries is July 20 and IS
the entry fee Just how the In
dianapolis play will be arranged
will be decided upon later Word
will come from President John l.,
Niblack, president of the Indian
apolis Public Links Association, as
soon as the plans are perfected.
DETE LAMBERTUS, the tireless
l. working president of the Hill
crest Country Club, has decided
upon big opening at the club on
Sunday, May g. 1t is to be an all
day, family and guest outing. To
insude the event going off without
any bitches, Pete called a meeting
of his committee for tonight at the
clubhouse.
Members to serve on the commit
tee, as follows, are urged to be
there: Ralph Roberts, finance; c..
F. Campbell. house; Harry Gompf,
social; DR.. c. E. Cox, green; A. S.
Rowe, publicity; Carleton Starkey,
memberships. Jack Thibodeau and
Roy Smith, golf.
MAX BUELL., after firing neat
1V1 SO over the Highland course,
decided it was time to promote a
pro- amateur. AS we mentioned be-
fore, it will be held next Monday at
Speedway, with pros drawing for
their amateur partners.
=
THIS is just a reminder to
i players who desire to enter the
national open qualification trials
that May is the deadline for en-
tries. The IS fee and entry must
be in the hands of the U. S. G. A.
at ITO East Forty-Second street,
New York City, before S p. m. (cen-
trail standard time) on that date.
Sectional qualifying play will be
held May IA.
The low thirty-two scorers in last
years team, members of the Amer
lean Walker Cup team now en- route
to Europe and foreign professional
players are exempt from qualify
ing. A total of $50 players will be
eligible for the championship play
at Merton Cricket Club in Ardmore,
Pa, June 7, 8 and 9.
II
TINE Indianapolis players who
l. enter will find Olympia fields
in Chicago their nearest qualifying
spot. So far as we know, only three
local pros are entering.
Ralph and Russell Stonehouse and
Johnny Vaughan of Pleasant Run
plan to kill two birds with one stone
and while in Chicago and will spend
much time at the Wilson factory
learning how some of the merchan-
disc they sell is made.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-27
Track, Tennis,
Baseball on
State Cards
National Meets Draw Stars
of Ho0Sier Track
Squads.

-Four Hoosiey universities sen,
track teams to out -of-State meets
today while all other colleges in the
state opened full weekend of
sports competition.
The Drake relays at Des Moines.
Ia, today and tomorrow drew Notre
Dame, Purdue and Butler. Indiana
university missed the Drake event
for the first time in several years
to compete in the Penn relays at
Philadelphia.
Indiana State Teachers college
entertained the Indiana university
baseball team in a return game at
Terre Haute today.
Other HooSier college baseball
games today included Hanover at
Central Normal and De Paw at
Wabash.
Ball States tennis team was
scheduled to see action both days,
entertaining Earlham today and
De Paw tomorrow,
Puoue's tennis squad opened its
dual meet season today by enter
tanning Valparaiso. The Notre Dame
tennis team entertained Armour
Tech. The irish golf team will play
its second match of the season to-
morrow by entertaining Purdue.
The Indiana golf team will open
! its season tomorrow, when Louis
vile comes to Bloomington.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-27
Report Parmelee
as Doing Nicely

NEW YORK. April 27.-Leroy
Parmelee, one of the big four
pitchers of the world champion
New York Giants, who underwent
an appendicitis operation yesterday,
was reported progressing favorably
today at st. Elizabeth hospital.
Parmelee was to pitch against the
PhillieS at Philadelphia yesterday,
but before the game was rushed to
New York where the operation was
performed Immediately.
The 27-year-old right -hander was
an important factor in the Giants
drive to the pennant and world
championship last season on a wave
of brilliant pitching. He won thir-
teen games and lost eight. His
home is at Lambertville, Mich.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-27
Superb Field
Enters Drake
Relay Events
Ray Sears, Vines Murphy to
Represent HooSier
institutions.
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
United Press staff Correspondent

DIES MONIES, Ia, April 27.-The
field for the silver anniversary of
the Drake relays today and tOmor-
row is big and classy.
There are 1000 athletes entered
and at least twenty-five Of this
group are champions with Olympic
possibilities for the 1886 games at
Berlin. Eight athletes who hold
seventeen national championships
are among this huge gathering re-
cruited from the midwest, far west
and south.
Coach Franklin P. Johnson OF
Drake, director Of the carnival, de-
'scribes the field as the greatest in
the twenty-fve-yea history Of the
games, which were started by
Major Griffith, who has seen every
Drake relay carnival with the ex-
ception Of 1919, when he was in the
army, will serve as honorary. referee.
A. A. Stagg is the only other man
to be honored twice in this capacity.
3,0OO-Piece Band Plays
Preliminaries were scheduled to-
day in practically all Of the relays
and track events and four of the six
field events. A 3.O00-piece band said
to be the largest ever gathered in
this country, will play tomorrow
during the finals and the corona
ton of the carnival beauty queen,
Martha StulI, 19-year-old blue
eyed blond from Northwestern uni
versity.
Among the leading athletes en-
tered are Ralph Metcalfe, Mar
quette Negro and worlds fastest
human: Willis Ward, Michigan's
all-round Negro star; Jack Tor
rance, Louisiana States stalWart
shOt-putter; Heye Lambertus, Ne
braska's ace hurdler; Ray Sears,
Buffers great two-miler, and Vim
cent Murphy, Notre Dame high
jumper.
Expect Fast Relays
There are only a few of the top
notchers. Fifteen sprinters entered
in the 100-yard dash have records
ranging from ga to 98. Twelve high
jumpers have cleared from TO 6
feet 7 inches. More than fifteen
high hurdlers have negotiated the
120-yard high hurdles under fifteen
seconds. A dozen two-milers have
times ranging from 9:07 to 9:48.
-Four shot-putters have bettered the
meet record of 5072 feet, and two
have bettered the worlds record of
50 feet z inch. In a practice throw
yesterday Torrance tossed the shot
So feet 8 inches.
Two of the fastest relays ever run
in the Drake games are expected to
develop in the mile and 880-yard
events. Every Big Ten school ex-
cept Indiana has a mile team
entered. In the half-mile relay
Marquette's great quartet, anchored
by Metcalfe. will race against the
University of Texas team, which ran
the event last week in the Kansas
relays in 1858, only half a second
of the American record.
There are thirty-One universities,
forty-two colleges and seventy prep
schools entered, including U. c. L.
A, Washington State, Pomona
california; from the far west. and
Louisiana state, national collegiate
champions.
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At Meridian Hills the men will
choose up sides, with Earl Beck and
Bill Howard as captains. Efforts
will be made to divide the players
according to handicaps as even as
possible-after all there is much at
steak" The losers will foot the
dinner bill for the winners.
THE annual stag dinner, a roll
l. lickin', frocklin' affair, again will
be on tap at Highland. The regular
features well known to High
larderS ell are booked again this
year. The Ringer tournament, which
annually extends from opening day
until Sept. 90 with the John Madden
cup at stake, will open. Ball sweep
stakes and other side issues will be
initiated. Highlanders who can
possibly be there seldom miss the
opening day.
THE spring handicap tourna-
l. ment at Indianapolis Country
Club opened Wednesday and will
close Sunday. Flights of sixteen
each will be formed from the scores
turned in The annual beefsteak
dinner will be held tomorrow and
should lure quite a few of the
members out in the afternoon to
try for the handicap test.
VXTOODSTOCK members will
w open their season, too, with
play for the Edwin H Forrey cup
the usual lid-lifting event each
year. Hillcrest opened up last
week.
ZACH Thursday will be ladies
L. day at the I. G. c. with play
between the club members on the
first and fourth Thursdays and
guest days on the second Thursday
of each month. The opening play
will be next week.
THE women's city championship
Il will be held at Speedway this
year, opening on Monday, June 18,
The state tournament for the fem
mime players will be held at South
Bend Country Club, Chain O. Lakes,
July GA, inclusive.
THE Indianapolis Womens Golf
i Association has carded four
events this year. Opening action
will be on Monday, May %, at Hill
crest. The city championship will
come next. A two-day tournament
is the third event, with play on
Aug. 20 at Meridian Hills and
on Aug. 81 play at Highland.
which will be match play, with
prizes going to those finishing we'll
in the qualification test and in the
various brackets.
A CHANGE has been made in
L N the national public links cham
pionShip, allowing SiXty-four in
stead of thirty-two to qualify for
the event this year. The classic
will be held at South Park Allegheny
County links, Pittsburgh, Pa, July