davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-29
Vyhra Priehra Pet

Co sa nepodarilo inym, to do
kazali slovenskf chlapci z Camp
bell: porazili dosial' neporaze-
MI catu Wooden Shoes v nede-
l'u sk6rom> 6 ku 8. A preto
nasi Campbellcania oslavovali.
A bola to oslava! Kto by al
neoslavoval vft'azstvo mad Ia
kou catou, ktorn osem inych
ciat neporazilo. Jan Lisko, sla-
by, tenky a chlapcenskeho w
zoru mladfk hadzal take kr1te-
ne, ze 81 protivnfkov podmanil.
Bolo to najvacsie prekvapenie
v lige. Jozef Vrabel pomohol k
vft'azstvu. Dostal sa ma prvti
ba0u styri razy, dostal tri zabi-
ty a jeden "walk a sk6roval
tri razy. Ale celia cata hrala w.
borne SO znamenitym picerom
mladym Liskom.
Cata Mena Jezis dostala sa
ma prve miesto svojim vft'az-
stvom mad Farrellcanmi. Jozef
Hospodar Dol primoc pre- Penn
sylvan6anov. AZ do siedmeho
iningu Farrellcanom islo dobre,
ale cata Mena Jezis vyhrala 6
ku /.
Hubbardcania vyhrali svoju
tretiu hru jedno "a druhou, po-
raziac catu nsv. Trojice sk6rom
8 ku 5.
Strutherski Slovaci sk6rovali
pat obehov tret'om iningu a
zvit'azili mad catou sy. Petra a
Pavla. Sk0r bol Z ku 3.
Cata P. Marie prekvapila
Warrencanov strasnym 1tokom
a porazila ich sk6rom IL ku Z '
Idora parku. Stefan Gondol dal
Warrencanom len jeden zabit
do 6smeho iningu, ked' oslab
null, ale vydrzal dtoky Warren
canov.
Lansingvillcania porazili Ha.
selton Dodgers sk6rom 10 ku 2
L. Oblock hadzal a udieral ako
campion. Skolektoval dve triple
a jednu singlu. Jana Garcara
home run v 6smom, jednym
hrAeom ma baze zachranil Ha-
selton cd mule.
Hry ma nedsl'u
Najlepsia hra ma programe
Slovenskej ligy bude ma Lotus
hrisku, kde Farrellcania bud6
hrat' campbellskymi SloyAk-
mi. Obe caty bojujd 0 druhe
miesto q ocakava sa tuba vojna,
Wooden Shoe Beers budt
hrat' 9 Gatou sv. Petra a Pavla
" Campbell parku. Cata nsv
Trojice pojde ma Borts hriske
merat' 50 8 catou Mena JezS
Lansingvillcania pojdu do War
rem. Haselton Dodgers a stru.
1therskf Slovaci bud1 hrat' y
Struthers cata P. Marie bude
lz&pasit' s 4. Texterovou Hub.
bard New Deal Lunches cator
v Hubbard.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-29
REV. KOSTIK REtNfKOM
MA SLOW. DNoCH

Rev. Jozef L. Kostik, duchov-
ny osady sv. Alzbety Hasel-
ton poziadany Dol "a slavnost-
n6ho recnika ma Slovenskych
Dnoch v statoch Indiana a IL
linois,. ktore So bud1 odbyvat'
v tyxdni cd 8. julia. Rev. Kostik
pozvanie prijal a odcestuje cd
nedele ma tyzden.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-29

Vysledky hier Y nedel'u
Steelton 3, Campbell 2.
Struthers 6, Youngstown /.
Lansingville 3, Farrell 3.
Haselton nehral. .
Hry na nedel'u
Farrell so Struthersom '
Struthers.
Steelton s Lansingvillom ma
Shady Run hrisku.
Haselton s Campbellom ma
Lotus hrisku.
Youngstown bude oddycho-
vat.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-29
70 sch0dze Slov.
Polit. Federacie
Federacia zostane nestr&nkovou.
Kluby 81 msjd vybrat' kandida-
tov j. endorsovanie.

SLOW. Amer. Polit. Federacia
mala svoju riadnu sch6dzu dina
rs. j1na v skole osady sv. Cy-
rila Metoda, ma ktorej boly
zastupene kluby: Struthers,
Campbell Slovensky, Lansing
vile, P. Marie (Steelton), Ha-
selton, Steelton, Youngstown,
struthers zensky, Campbell sv.
Jana.
Predseda adv. Juraj E. Pro-
kop zahajil schodzu "a pritom-
nosti 80 delegatov.
Zapisnica minulej schodze
bola citana a jednohlasne pri.
jata. Usnesene bolo, ze Fedora
cia zostane nestrankovou (non-
partisan), tax jako doteraz bo-
la. Len diva kluby hlasovaly "a
dve stranky.
Kazdy klub 81 ma vybrat' kan
didatov ma 1rady ma svojej
sch6dzi a ich delegati prines1
mena kandidatov ma buddcu
sch6dzu Federacie, kde ga bu-
d1 kandidati endorsovat'.
Zvoleny Dol vybor, ably sa 81
siel kandidatmi ma statne L.
rady, ze co sa moze zrobit',. a.
by SINE mali slovensky volebny
stan. Vo vybore s1: Andrej J..
Hamrak, Jozef Yavorsky, Ste
fan Baca, Anton PalkoviG.
Obcansky vybor pojde recnit'
do zenskych klubov, aby sa lep-
Sic daily do prace, zeby kazda
zena-obcanka bola v ich klube.
Doteras mAme tri zensk6 kfuby
v Mahoning doline, v Youngs-
town, Struthers a ma Lansing.
vile. V tom WHORE s1: Stefan
Baca, preds., Anton Palkovic,
Juraj Kukula, Jan G. Kocis,
Jan Krispinsky, Jan Hnat a
pani Julia Danko. Gratulacny
list bude poslany farmarskemu
klubu, co len nedavno Dol zalo-
zeny. l tam pojdu recnfci z Fe-
deracie.
Federacia odpor1Gala NEST
skej sprave Jana j. Kerest1ra
"a hasica, Michala T. Knapik
"a policajta a Jana Hnat "a ha-
sica.
Federacia bude mat vel'ky
piknik ma %. julia ma Verha
farme. Bud1 recnit' statni a o.
kresni kandidati.
Listy boly cftane Cd U. s. Sc
natora Roberta Bulkley a kon-
gresmana John g. Cooper. STU
bujd, ze bud1 podporovat' Wag
nerovu predlohu.
Jan J. Jan6i,
tai. SLOW. Fed.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-29

Prezident Roosevelt vymeno-
val prvd robotnicku radu podl'a
noveho xakona. TatO rada ma
.skonSit' strajk pristavnych ro-
botnfkov ma Pacifickom pobre-
II, ktory tam uS dlho trv& .
xnemoxnuje nakladanie ! vykla-
tlanie lodi. Preside1t vymennje
akiste d'aliie "a y ~ iednu
= Ii
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-29
BANKY sNfzuY
tRoKOAHR.N MA vKLADY

Union National Bank, Dollar
Savings and Trust Co. q Ma
honing National Bank oznAmi-
" snixenie frokomeru na vkla-.
dy 20 8 ma 2 j pol percent POI
cn1c od 4. j6la TIL. City Trust
ana Sarings Ba, ule III
~ stii \ i
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-29
mEoHf sLovkCT q
D0sTAII oBtANtIs.li||, I,

Okresny sudca Lyon udl
v piatok min. tyzdna obcsr y y
1a3 'ziadatel 'om, medxi kf
mi boil j tito Slovaci:
kutlik 2 Oneta St., jim
larcik 2 Mogg CT, Jan D
Regent ST., Campbell;
kelemen 2 Jean ST., Joxef
max 20 Shirley Rd., H
Nemeek 2 Oakwood Ave %
Bialik 3. Myrtle, i'm
rada Z Glenmont Ave,
Roman Tremble Ave.
bell; Jozef Latos ! Mn
Ave-, Jan BallaS ! TampG
Juraj MaSkarinec j Coop9
Maria Siman 70 Shirley
Matej Koval 70 Sillimai
Andrej Pauko ! Taft AVA
drej Pompura ! Oneta 81
Hanzely ! Millet Ave,
Novosel I Clay ST, Mic
ran ! Pine ST., Albert
akE NJ wh;fnnv
Brajdic : Bright Ave
bell; Stefan Feren6al
Ave, Marian KorSala MI
ley Ave, Michal Cibsll
Ave, Campbell Pave
70 So. Aeridian Rd
nec Waltsr 81, &
Stefan Kot1lfl
Jkn Fesendek 4 I
xef Almaxii ! 1at
3s28s, =, ssSss,, ,,sS ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-29
krasne primicie Rev. Kramara
nedel'u v kostole Mena .JeziS
Vel kostol osady Dol prepeny Rev. Frena arcnazom
Rev Kocs povedal k3snu k&zen Ma bankete kole boo
vy5e 500 hosNl

y SeSANS
Steelton svojho druhAho syna
cirkvi, Rev. Cyrila j. Kram&ra,
ktory boil vysvateny II. jdna
v Maryknoll seminar v St6te
New Yorku "a knaza-misionx-
ra a v nedel'u sl1zil svoju prvd
slavnostn1 sv. omsu.
Ceremonie zacaly sa proce-
siou chlapcov so sviecami a
dievcat kvetinami, fairy 10
kostola. Margita Zemen poda1a
novemu khazovi kosik kvetinS q
blahopriala mu v meme osady.
Chram Dol preplneny, ked' sa
omsa zacala. Rev. Jan j. Ffe-
ia, 'ujcek Rev. Kramara, Dol ar-
cik6azom, Rev. Charles McDo-
nough jahnom, Rev. Bernard
Cullen z New Yorku podjah-
nom, Rev. Jan Hreha ceremo-
narom a Rev. St. Kocis, duchoy-
ny osady, povedal krasnu prize
zitostn1 kazen. Po sv. omxi,
Rev. Kramar udelil pozehnanie.
Hned' z kostola obecenstvo
slo do skolskeho auditorium
kde bol pripraveny k pocte no.
veho knaza obed. Sien bola K
tej prflezitosti krasne ozdoben&
papezskymi barvami a kvetina-
mi a stoly bohato prikryte. "a
stoly zasadlo vyse 500 os6b,
ktorym posluhovaly dievcat4 :
klubu ''Dcery Mena Jezis". Sto-
lovanie sa zacalo po modlitke,
ktor1 predriekal Rev. st. Ko.
els pocas obedu Piroskova or
chestra vyhravala k dobremu
chutnaniu. Jedla boly znameni-
te, zeny cd osady boly vseobec-
ne chvalen6. ...
Pc obede povstal Rev. Kocis,
privital vsetkych a vyjavil ra-
dost' mad touto pamatnou uda-
lost 'ou. Spomenul, ako je Won
krasne, ako sa slniecko usmieva
i prial primiciantovi, ably sa tiez
Pan Bob ma neho tax usmieval
a ably ho tt Korejci tiez tax ra-
di mali, ako my. Potom pozia-
dal Rev. F. j. Dubosha Lake
wood, hi. duchovneho IKSJ. o
niekol 'ko SLOW.
Rev. Dhbosh, ktory Dol du-
chovnym osady Mena Jezis
pred nast1penfrn fairy v Lake.
wood, pride vzdy, ked' sa nieeo
vyznamn6ho v osade M. Jezis
robi a prisiel teraz, hoe jak
t'azko mu bolo prist'. Boil vlani
ma primiciach Rev. Subu, pri.
siel j na primicie Rev. .Krama.
ra povedal kratku, ale krasnu
rec, ze primiciant posldchol hla-
su Krista "Chod'te a ucte vse-
tky narody'' a ide tedy ucit'
ide pripravovat' cestu Kristovi
do d'alekej krajiny. Blahozelal
mu a prial, ably Bob sprevadzal
jeho kroky. Bude to cest' mas.
mu nArodu, ked' syn slovenske.
no rodu bude davat' vieru Gu
dziemu narodu korejskemu a
znamost' o slovenskom n&rode
Gratuloval rodi6om, ze vycho-
vail syna ma taky vzneseny
'stav.
Rev. Cullen z New Yorku ho-
voril, ze pozn& Rev. Kramara
uz 10 rokov a jako ca mlady
herecky Student, po jednom
v&znom rozhovore 8 MIN roz-
hodnul stat knazom.misiona.
rom. Vyzyval posluchacov, ably
ma Rev. Kram&ra nezabudli
ked' bude v d'alekej Korey q
prial primiciantoyi BoSieho po.
zehnania.
Rev. KocS predstavil ujceka
primicianta, Rev. jana ]. Ere
nu Z Akronu, ktort dojfmave
hovoril 70 6ivota primicianta
Ked' mu bolo "A rokov, otec, p
Martin ]. Kram&r povedal sy'
now, ze ak chce, mole ist stu
dovat' "a kdaza. "A 14-rocnt Cy
lril mu odvetil, xe kaxdf CHA
pee nAmusf byt kna1om. Ked
Isysledll Mn "a esj I
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z Washingtonu oznamuj6 3e
HOLC saxne Y krktkom Sase
pred6vat' majetky takych dlx-!
lnikor ktprf nenaj6 \ 6nysle
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-29
Campbell porazil
Wooden Shoes
Cata Mena Jezis zvit 'azila vo
Farrell q tax prisla ma prve
miesto Y lige. Vel 'ka oslava
v Campbell.
Pise: Michal Kornick, tai.
Vysledky v nedel'u

Vysledky v nedel'u
Campbell 6, Wooden Shoes 3.
Hubbard 8, Trojice 5.
Mena Jezis 6, Farrell l.
P. Marie II, Warren Z.
Struthers 7, sv. p. a P. 3.
Lansingville 10, Haselton 2.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-29

~A cAoAu " AN" AVA-
ku, kde Dol jednym z najlep-
sfch studentov. Rev. Frena po-
znal sa jednym chyrnym her.
com, menom Griffith, ktory BY
val pri Warren, O. a tento Grif-
fifth .pozvany Dol do Maryknoll
seminaru. Cyril vtedy organo-
val po tunajsfch slovenskych
kostoloch a Rev. Frena postal
no 9 Griffithom do Maryknoll
ma par tyzdnov. Ked' sa vratI,
uz nechcel byt' hercom, ale kna-
om-misionArom. A tax sa mu
vopa teraz vyplnila. Rev. Frena
dojemne hovoril nevlastnej
matke Rev. Kramara, ktora sa
o dietky po prvej matke tax
starala a stara, ako vlastna. Bu-
de moct' smelo predstdpit' pred
6u vo vecnosti. Prial primici-
antovi, aby Dol dobrym misio-
narom.
Rev. McDonough z osady st.
Brendan pozdravil po sloven-
sky a prial primiciantovi vytr-
valosti, lebo zivot misionara je
zivot sebaobetovania, stradania
a t'azkej prace lasky k Were
Kristovej.
Rev. Jozef Krispinsky, osa.
dy najsv. Trojice v Struthers,
a starostlivy knaz 0 nasu mia.
dez, prial Rev. Kramarovi, aby
NAL radost' 2 prace svojej v
cudzine.
Krstny otec primicianta, p.
Jan Roth sa vyslovil, ze je hrdy,
ze no niesol ma krst a je hrdy,
ze uz druhy knaz 2 osady ide
do cudziny - Rev. Suba do
Kanady a teraz jeho krstna mi
sionar az do Korey medzi poha-
nov. Prial mu 20 srdca, aby no
Bob sprevadzal.
Pan Jozef Vascak, hi. pod
predseda LKSJ. vidal cest' ro-
dine Kramarovych, ze je to pi-
onierska rodina ma Mahoning
doline, ktora sa vzdy zaujima-
la o mas slovensky 5ivot. Maho-
ming dolina je dnes jednou z
najpoprednejsich kolonii slo-
venskych v Amerike, a name
sa radovat' z nasho dosazenia.
Blahozelal primiciantovi a pri-
pomenul mu, aby vzdy pamatal
ma svoj p6vod.
Rev. St. Kocis, pred zakonce-
MIN recnickeho programu, spo.
menul, ze v Mandzdrii, pri Ko'
Trey je uz jeden slovensky misi.
omar z radu Jezuitov, menom
Vendelfn Javorka, rodom Ru'
zomberka j odpor1cal Rev. Kra.
marrow, ably 50 s MIN dal do
styku, ably sa spolu tesievali pc
slovensky. Potom Rev. KocM
predstavil primicianta, ktory
peknou slovencinou pod'akoval
ftatkovi "a to, 60 cd neho obdr-
zal; Panu Bohu, ze mu dovolil
urobit' tak1 radost' rodicom
matke nebohej, ktora sa radu5e
' nebi; druhej make, ktora ga
ohho starala ako vlastn&. Da.
koval Rev. KoGisovi "a laska.
vost', Rev. Dubosovi, Rev. Be:
gallovi, Rev. Frenovi, Rev. No
vakovi, Rev. Krispinskemu,
Rev. Hrehovi ostatnym kha.
xom "a slova q prftomnost'
deviation a zenam "a obed q
obsluhu; p. PiroSkovi "a hudbu
4 vsetkym pritomnym "a dctu
Il blahozelanie.
Medzi host'mi boil rodicia
novovysvatenych knaxov: Ya
vorskovci, Hnatovci q Subovci
Hostia boil : celej Mahonine
doliny j d'akich miest.
Rev. Kram&r zostane "a ne
jalk{ cas- pri rodieoch . potion
odfde do Maryknoll, aby Dol &
castnf ceremonif pri roEld6ke
q. jnla odide j ! intmi mladJ
mi mision6rmi na syoie p6sobi
Z Ht1sx - 81 =, : :S ss - y
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-29
Jednotari zacali
druh1 polsezonu

Steelton q 9tzuthers vit'axmi v
prvych z6pasoch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-29

Pise Jan B. Hassay, tai.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-29

Stav tiat v Jednot&rskei lire
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-21
DIR. ATHEARNI is
NOMINATED FOR
OKLAHOMA POST
Former Butler President
May Accept Offer of
University.

DR.. Walter Scott Athearn, former
Butler university president, said to-
day that he was favorable" to &C
cepting the presidency of Oklahoma
City university, if it is offered to
him.
His name will be submitted to
trustees of the Oklahoma univer-
sity Friday as unanimous first
choice for president of the insti-
tuion, a committee considering can
didates decided yesterday
DR.. Athearn was dismissed from
Butler last October when he re-
fused the board of trustees demand
that he resign. He charged the
board with exercising dual control"
and with interference in the aca-
demic plan of the school.
These charges will be reviewed by
the North Central Association of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-21
HIGHEST court
ORDERS DEATH
FOR HAM|LT TON
State Supreme JuriSts Doom
Slayer of Jackson to
Electric Chair.

In an opinion which raped Sc
verely the brief presented by de-
tense attorney Ira M. Holmes, the
Indiana supreme court yesterday af-
flrmed the death sentence given
Louis Hamilton, convicted of killing
Lafayette Jackson, Standard Gro
Gerry Company president.
Hamilton was convicted in Boone
county a year and a half ago of
shooting Mr.. Jackson in a holdup
at the company's East Washington
street offices. A companion, Charles
Vernon Witt, already has been exc
cuted.
eve have not in this opinion
pointed out many defects in appel
lant's brief" the opinion by Judge
Curtis w. Roll said. IF this court
had been inclined to be technical
and eXacting in reference to it's
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-21
SLEEPING MOTORIST
ROBBED OF PANTS AS
HE SLUMBERS IN CAR

When Hubert Layne. Wayne
town, Ind, sleeps, he really sleeps.
He chose to sleep in his auto
last night, parked across from the
Roosevelt hotel. He awoke to
find a nble-fngered Negro
leaving the auto with the Layne
pants and, with an almost COM
mendable thoroughness, with the
extra suit which had been in the
rear of the Layne auto.
Painless, Mr.. Layne stayed in
the car and shouted for help. Pa
trolman Robert j. Beals respond
ed. So did a kindly gentleman
from the Roosevelt, who loaned
Mr.. Layne pair of pants.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-21
indianapolis Tomorrow

Harvard Club, luncheon, Lincoln.
Exchange Club, luncheon, Wash
ington.
Optimist Club, luncheon, Colum-
bia Club.
Sahara Grotto, luncheon, Grotto
Club.
Reserve Officers Association,
luncheon, Board of Trade.
Phi Delta Theta, luncheon, Co.
lumbia Club.
Delta Tau Delta, luncheon, Co.
lumbia Club.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-21
NAILS MAY ASK
Won HINDENBURC
TO CALM FEUD
Hitler Reported on Way to
Consult With Elder
Statesman.
By United Press

By United Press
BERLIN, June 21-A dispute be-
tween radical Nazis and conserva-
tives over basic party tactics seemed
destined today for decisive submits
sion to s6-year-old President Paul
Won Hindenburg, Germany's first
World war hero and premier elder
statesman.
The disputants. led by Vice Chan
cellor Franz Won Papen for the con-
servatives and Propaganda Minister
Paul Joseph Goebbels for the Nazi
radicals, appealed to Chancellor
Adolf Hitler to decide.
Hitler left for Neudeck today, it
was officially announced.
The government version was that
he had gone to tell the aged field
neutrality-suspicious. about his recent
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-21
NaziS Name New Envoy

BU UHIt6U PF6SS
BERLIN, June 21.-Count Fried
rich Werner Won Der Schulenburg
was named ambassador to Russia to-
day, to. succeed Rudolph Nadolny.
Nadolny resigned because Of gov
eminent displeasure over his efforts
to arrange regional security treaty
in which Russia would have been in
Guided. He had been placed in
temporary retirement"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-21

Secondary Schools and Colleges in
Chicago tomorrow. The fate of
Buffers accredited standing lies
with the association.
It was learned here that the Okla
homa City university alumni had
Endorsed Carl C. Magee, former ed
itor, for the presidency vacated by
DR.. Eugene Antrim, eleven years
incumbent, who resigned. Mr.. Ma
gee yesterday asked the committee
to drop him from the list.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-21
PAGE IL

for two and a half yearsm of study
in the Beaux-Arts in Paris, went to-
day to Maurice Kleinman, Is, Of
Chicago, University of Illinois alum
nus and now postgraduate student
at New York university. Mr.. Klein
man designed an international
athletic center for the Olympic
games.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-21

rules in preparing briefs, we could
with good reason have held, as the
state pointed out in its brief, that
not single question is presented
for consideration of the court by
appellants brief.
But, in view of the fact that
the death penalty had been imposed,
we feel we are justified in our de-
termination to consider the ques-
lions. attempted to be presented by
the record"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-21

visit to Premier Benito Mussolini at
Venice.
The real reason was believed to
be to ask his advice in a situation
that worries him greatly-a break
between powerful non-Nazi elements
in the government and country and
the radical Nazi section.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-21
Held on Cigaret Theft Charge

Police early today arrested Nc
Kinley williams, 80, Negro, 21521a
Boulevard place, on petit larceny
charges after he is alleged to have
stolen SO worth of cigarets from the
Louis Elkowitz store, 1901 North
Capitol avenue, where he is en-
Moved.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-21
WINS ARCHITECT PRIZE

Chicagoan to Receive Two and Half
Year Beaux-Arts Course.
By United Press
NEW YORK, June 21.-The inn
portant Beaux-Arts Architectural,
carrying a medal, $3.50 and $500
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-21
Breaks Arm while Playing.

Mildred Toney, 6. of 500 Dayton
avenue, fell from teeter-totter in
a relatives yard at SIS Mozart
street and broke her arm. She was
sent to city hospital for treatment.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-21
0PTIMISTS PLAN PARTY
City Club to Entertain Dayton CO.,
Group Here Tomorrow.

indianapolis Optin1ist Club will
entertain members of the Dayton
co. Optinist Club at a golf tour
ney and stag party at the Hillcrest
Country Club tomorrow. Golf play
will begin at l.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-07-14

ing and the second and third
stringers wear out the bench, hurl-
ing is fair to all. In fact, the sub
stitutes seem to play more than
the varsity. This is due, perhaps,
to the fact that the regulars are
so accurate with their blows that
they soon lay one another out.
Whereas the subs, in their eager
ness to make good, hurry their
shots and often inflict only con-
cussion when, had they been bit
cooler, might just as we'll have
bagged a compound fracture.
After watching hurting match,
in which the victims were carried
! off in patches of two and three, it
seems most fitting that Dublin hos
pitfalls should be the chief benefac-
tors of the Irish sweepstakes. I
didn't check it, but I believe the
number of sweeps conducted a year
depends on the number of hurting
leagues in operation.
Another match like the one 1 saw
! and sweep officials will have to in
clude the Kentucky derby and the
/ PreakneSs to foot the patching
bills.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-07-14
By HENRY McLEMORE
United Press Staff Correspondent

Copyright, 1884, by United Press)
LONDON, July IA. Hurting is
supposed to be a game, but you'd
never guess it to look at it. Let an
American policeman accidentally
run into a match as I did in Phoe-
nix Park, Dublin, and he'd blow the
end right off his whistle summon
ing the riot squad. And, upon ar
irving, the riot squad, if it had an
aggregate I. @. of 16 or better, would
insist upon the backing of the mi
litia before interfering.
A hurting match, from what 7
could gather from a convenient
perch in tree which climbed i'm
mediately after the opening whis-
tie, is engaged in by % men, II in
side, who are desperately tired Of
life, and who hate one another with
a fierce, glowing hatred Before
taking the field of combat they
equip themselves with what are jok-
! ingly called hurting sticks, but what,
in reality, are middle-aged redwood
trees, selected for hardness.
Matches are begun by tossing 4
leather ball, about like baseball,
between the opposing factions. I'm
der the rules the teams are sup
posed to try and knock the ball in
to nets at the ends of the field
But the nets and balls, as I saw it.
are merely pretenses by which the
penalty for manslaughter is evaded
All I ever saw the warriors hit
were the heads, shoulders, shins
and back of the person, or persons
nearest them be they friend or foe
In fact, hurling match resem-
bleS nothing so much as it does a
community rug beating, with Irish
men of Story-book Drawn and en-
durance, substituting for rugs Oc-
casionally someone takes a swipe
at the ball and hits it into the net
but for most of the time the boys
are teeing off on somebody's noggin
Hurting is fine game for sub
Stitutes. Unlike most sports, where
the regulars do most of the play
Imperial Valley press., 1934-07-14
BABE RUTHS TOOTH HOMER PUTS
YANKEES BACK in FIRST PLACE

Gehrig. with 314; and Rogers
Hornsby with 301.
Senators Win
Washington defeated Cleveland
behind Wally Stewart IS pitching
So. but lost the services of Out
fielder Jack Stone, who broke his
ankle running past second base.
Yves Ferrell beat the st. Louis
Browns almost alone. He homered
twice. drove in four, held the
Brownies to nine hits and Boston
won, To.
The New York Giants stretched,
their lead over Chicago to two as
they prepared to greet the Cubs at
the polo grounds today. Joe Moore
hit two homers, doubled and sim
gled as the Giants beat Pittsburgh,
rs.
Boston rallied in the seventh 3,
scored four runs driving Bill Lee
off the hump, and beat the Cubs,
7-6. Woody English, Babe Her.
man and Wally Berger hit homers.
Cincinnati piled up late hits to
beat the Brooklyn Dodgers, 8-6.
The Flatbushers rallied in the
ninth. filled the bases and scored
two, but the uprising was quelled
when Tony Cuccinello grounded
out
st. Louis and Philadelphia in the
National League, and Chicago and
Philadelphia in the American were
rained out.