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Evening star., 1934-04-25

- GEORGETOWN, Maryland
I and Tech High will be
\ represented in the Penn
- relays Friday and Satur-
day on Franklin Field in Phila-
delphia. Catholic University also
is entered, but may not compete.
Georgetown was to select the team
that will carry its colors in the quar-
ter and half-mile relay championships
of America, in trials this afternoon
at the Hilltop. Leading candidates
for the Hoya team were Wilmer Brad
ley. who also Is entered In the 100
meter on Saturday; Charley Smith,
Ig Keane, John Quirk, Paul Mcneil,
Hubert Tracey, Andrew Watson and
Myron DiPasquale. George Becker
Of the Hoya foot ball team will throw
the discus. The quarter mile event
is scheduled for Friday at 3:25 pm.
and the half mile test for Saturday
at $3.50. Both have many teams en-
tered and will be run in heats. The
l00-meter heats will be run Saturday
at 2:3o pm. with the final at Ass.
Terps in Four Events.
n EARYLAND will be represented
Vl in classified mile relay Satur-
day at o'clock. in the quarter
and half-mile events and in the 100
meters by Earl Widmyer. The Old
Liners will engage six teams in the
mile relay and have drawn the sixth
position from the pole. The draw
ing finds City College Of New York
with the pole position, with Michi-
gan Normal next, followed Inc order
by Seton Hall, Western State Teach
ers' College, st Johns of Brooklyn
and Maryland. Maryland's team will
comprise Cornelius Cronin, Bob Arch
er, Bon Sonen and Warren Evans,
in that order.
The Old Liners half mile, quarter
will be Ed Quinn, Bob Slye, Evans and
Widmyer and in the quarter their
runners will be Quinn, Slye, Milo
Sonen or Bob Archer and Widmyer.
Tech will be represented in the
scholastic quarter-mile relay Thurs
day at o'clock, in the 1mile CLASH
fled relay Saturday, at l:20 pm, and
the Glass B of America test at Ais
Saturday.
Tech Draws Pole.
"ECH has drawn the pole in its
heat in the quarter-mile event.
George Began, Paul Lynch,
Byron Hayden and Harold (Runt)
Pearson are to carry the Gray in this
event, in which there will be some 10
heats.
Tech should stand q good chance
in the Glass B event. Collingswood
IN. J) High won last year in
3:33 2-10. Began, Charley Davis,
Hayden and Lank will make up the
Tech combination. Twenty-one teams
are entered in this contest.
In the classified mile Tech has
drawn the ninth position among IL
teams, including West Catholic High
of Philadelphia. which defeated Tech
in the C. U. meet here last Winter.
In this event the Gray will be car
ried by Began, Davis or Green, Hay
den and Lank.
Evening star., 1934-04-25

nerly way, each explosion Of glass
ware having special diplomatic sig
nificance. The umpire should be pro-
tected to the full extent Of the law.
but, of course, no further. AL in all,
the game is likely to sweep the Union
of Soviet Socialist Republics like Wild
fire. America had better look to her
laurels In about 185 years. those
Russians will be coming over here
and playing our athletes on an equal
basis.
(Copyright 1894. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc)
Evening star., 1934-04-25
THE SPORTLICHT
BY GRANTIAND RICE
EVOLUTION,

EVOLOTlON.
"A Trife After the Manner OF Lnngdon Smith,
When you ,Dere busher and tDds the same
Back in q class league,
And side by side in the battles tide
We fought through q years fatigue,
Or hammered many a three-bdse hit,
Or Dhirled to double play.
Our hearts were filed Dith the game that thrilled
And beckons US on the toay.
Careless pe Hped and careless ,De played
And careless at last Ue came
To the blazing glo,D of the games big shoU,
And the flare and the glare of fame:
And loud they cheered as ,De ruled the field,
Gods Of golden age,
Who tOere born to d,0eH through kngly spell
And rule on the printed page.
And that seems million years ago
In time knop not tDhen-
And here today, in the same old pdy,
We toll In the bush again.:
Our eyes are bright and our chests are thick,
Our hair IS dark as jet.
Our years are tetD, our life is neU,
Our souls untried, and yet
Our trail extends from the Fort Wayne feH
To the sod OF the Polo Grounds;
We haUe heard the cheers OF a thousand years,
That come dream rebounds;
But our arms are gone and our legs are bad,
And here In the cast-o6 cleft.
Pushed to the edge OF a yaDning ledge.
What is the merit nl0Ue left?
Evening star., 1934-04-25
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
n YEW YORK, April 25.-Jose-
nj phine Cruickshank, No. s
" ranking player, from Santa
L v Ana, Calf, is the only
newcomer to the 1884
Wightman Cup tennis team.
She will replace Mrs. Marjorie
Gladman Van Ryn on the team Of
five headed by Helen Jacobs, ma
tional champion from Berkeley,
Calf, and including two other
Californians-Alice Marble of San
Francisco and Carolin Babcock OF
Los Angeles-as well as Sarah Pal
frey of Brookline, Mass.
Miss Jacobs and Miss Palfrey,
who together won the four victories
at Forest Hills last Summer that
enabled the Americans to score
their third successive triumph over
Britain's picked woman stars, are
the only real veterans on the new
squad. The 25-year-old national
champion will be playing in her
eighth Wightman Cup series, while
Evening star., 1934-04-25
URGES L|NKSMEN
TO ACT AT ONCE
Possible Late Entries May
Have to Be Declined.
100 Now in Line. y

w YITH more than 100 en-
\A/ tries already on hand
Wv and a likelihood that
' ' late entries may have
to be turned down, the Wash
ington Golf and Country Club
Tournament Committee, headed
by Rudolph T. Harrell, today
urged all who intend to play in
the invitation event next week
to have their names in as early
as possible before the deadlinc
next Saturday night.
I'VE have decided to limit the en-
tries to 325 men," Harrell said today,
land we will accept them in the
order in which they come. So those
who get their entries in early will
be sure OF a starting time. The list
will close at o'clock Saturday
night"
1t sounds Like the old days when
entry lists Of 300 and more were COM
mon in the invitation events held
about the National Capital. But it is
true of the Washington Golf and
Country Club tourney, which always
has had a banner list of players in
its Spring events. "Just another sign
that better golf times are with us"
said HarIen.
One Of the major features of the
tourney will be the team competition
for special cup to be put up by the
club, which will go to the club team
turning in the lowest gross score in
the medal round next Tuesday and
Wednesday. The host club is pinning
its faith on what it believes to be a
good golf team in this competition
a team whose members will be aided
by sound knowledge of a course
that takes a good deal of knowing
Numbered among the members of the
club team will be Tommy Webb, jr.;
Jimmy Drain, who won the 1881 tour
nament; Club Champion Reese r.
Evening star., 1934-04-25

didn't matter.
No one cared.
1t was largely a
matter then Of
how much we
wanted to score
through most of
the year. It's
entirely differ
ent now and far
harder on the
play ers. The
strain S t a r t S
with the first
game and nev-
er. lets up. Take
Evening star., 1934-04-25
College Sports
Base Ball.

Base Ball
Georgetown Richmond, called in
third inning, rain.
Virginia Tech, 8; Elon, 6.
Virginia Washington and Lee, rain.
Illinois, Is; Purdue, 2.
Indiana, II; DePauw, 4.
Fordham, 5; Princeton, 0.
Harvard, AZ; Columbia, Is.
Duke, S; Wake Forest, O.
Michigan State, 9; Northwestern, g.
Tennis.
Illinois, Z: Bradley Tech, 2.
Evening star., 1934-04-25

last had a chance to prove its claim
again. The once-submerged Red Sox
have outdrawn any team in either
league with a Spring stampede of
customers, ready to back team that
can win its share Of victories.
Boston, this season, will force both
New York and Chicago to set new at
tendance marks to outdraw Red Sox
and Braves, II these two teams can
hold their places in the polite So
ciety Of the game.
Mandarin Yawkey laid lot Of i'm
portant cash on the line, but he Is
beginning to get it back In a hurry.
(Copyrisht. 1884. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc)
Evening star., 1934-04-25
WR, R,AnGlHNT OEG TDME WE1E
by w. R. Ms CALLuM

w YHAT a difference it makes
\A/ when the puts are drop
wv ping. Al Houghton real
ICES that today as he COM
pares his round of yester-
day at Washington-a 72-with the
astounding 81 he scored over the
same layout last week. Yesterday he
had IS puts during his 70 round,
while in that 81 he used only % puts.
A difference of II strokes and IL
puts.
The statistics of the matter are
that Houghton's round yesterday was
as good from tee to green as his
round which resulted in a score of
81. Yet his score yesterday was II
strokes higher. You can only figure
out those things on the basis that
putting is overemphasized, although
you couldn't find many golfers who
would subscribe to a change in the
size Of the cup. ......
Where the 20-footers rolled mer-
rily in- last week, Houghton's ball was
rolling around the lip yesterday, as
Roland Mackenzie, his partner, came
through with a par score Of 10.
Roland played each nine in IS in one
of the few rounds he has had over the
Washington course since he became
the first winner of the Carlin Trophy
for the club invitation tournament
back In 1928.
Miller B. Stevinson Of Columbia,
foryy,or n}efrirf rho oy1rioy, An,,inY,aS
Evening star., 1934-04-25
CruiCkshank Makes Net Team
California Girl, Only Newcomer to Wightman
Cup Lineup, Will Replace Mrs. Van Ryn.

Miss Palfrey, though only 2l, has
served as a member of three pre-
vious cup teams.
Miss Marble and Miss Babcock
were cup players last year for the
first time, while Miss Cruickshank
never previously has been appoint
ed to the team.
America has won 7 Of the II
series played so far.
Evening star., 1934-04-25
PROS LIST C0LLEGIANS

Eddie Stevens, assistant pro at the
Manor Club. he's arranged match
for next Tuesday afternoon at Manor
between eight assistant pros from
Capital clubs and the Georgetown
University golf team.
The pros will include Eddie and
Claggett Stevens of Manor and Con-
gressional, Frank and Gilbert Cum
ningham Of Burning Tree. "Set" Col
Inns of Columbia, Claude Orndorh Of
Manor; Dick Barnsley Of Woodmont
and Billy Houghton of Kenwood.
Against them will play the varsity golf
team of the Hilltop led by Joe Lynch.
Dick McPartlin. Walter lyman and
Don O'Brien.
Evening star., 1934-04-25

La ike 1Or yOl
game this after
noon." he said,
"and take a look
at a fellow who
is going to be one
Of the greatest
pitchers base ball
ever knew. He's
a kid n a m e d
Warneke Lon
Warneke-one of
t ose pitchers
with a buggy
whip arm. Lon
is a fine pitcher
now, but in about
Evening star., 1934-04-25
Calling the Turn.

WHEN it comes to the rugged art
" of soothsaying, you can ex-
tend at least one sprig Of lau-
rel to Rogers Hornsby, now plotting
the Browns.
Something over two years ago ran
across Hornsby one morning when he
was directing the Cubs.
Evening star., 1934-04-25

ana equipment OF
the game and
omit cert a / n
boorish qualities
which character
ize it in Amer
lea. There will
be no umpire
batting in Russia
under the Bullitt
regime, and no
haphazard tossing
of vodka bottles.
If bottles are
tossed they will
be tossed in a
formal and man.
Evening star., 1934-04-25
BOOKS CAPITAL MINES
Charlotte Hall Will Play Four,
Including Central.

Including Central.
CHARLOTTE HALL, Md, April
25.-Games with Central High, Lee
jackson High, Georgetown Prep and
Alexandria High are included in the
list of IL remaining on the Charlotte
Hall base ball teams schedule.
Riggin of Salisbury is captain OF
the nine and J. D. Bond OF Hollywood
is manager. Another game with Great
Mills High and two with Margaret
Brent High are pending.
Charlotte Halls remaining dates:
April 2S-St. Johns Freshmen.
May 1-Lee-Jackson High. at Lee-Jack-
son. Va.
May 5-Central High.
May 9-Maryland State Normal at Tow
son.
May 11-Lee-Jackson High.
May 1S-Georgetown Prep at Garrett
Park
May 21-Mount St. Joseph's. at Balti-
more. re-
May 23-Alexandria High, at Alexan-
May 25-Franklin Day School. at Balti-
June Great Mills High. :.
Evening star., 1934-04-25
SCHOOL MINES TRY AGAIN

Roosevelt and Western High School
nine were to try again today to play
Eastern Stadium at $3.50 O'Clock.
Rain broke up their tilt yesterday
after two innings had been completed
with Roosevelt leading, 20. @
Evening star., 1934-04-25
Base Ball Gate
Far Up on 1888
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CT. LOUIS, April 25.-American
~ League attendance records
so far this season are far
ahead Of those at the same period
a year ago, william Harridge,
league president, said here today.
Harridge attributed a large part
Of the increase to Boston's crowds.
The Red Sox already have drawn
more than 100000 fans at home,
or more than half the number Of
fans they played to all last sea-
son, the president said.
Evening star., 1934-04-25
Virginia Reuannp Athletic S,stem c. Restricts

Halr, IOrmer DnStr1ct Cnamp1cn Frank
K. Roesch and Ralph S. Fowler. Most
Of the local clubs are planning to en-
ter teams in this event, which prob
ably will become feature OF the
Washington tournaments. Tell the
boys to get their entries In early"
Harrell said. I'VE want 'em all to
come in, but we must limit the field
to about 325 players"
Boosters" Date Set.
COLUMBIA has set Tuesday. May
~ 8, for the annual fun fest Of
the Boosters Club" and the
formal opening of the golf course.
Chairman George P. James, Chief
Factotum Darcy Banagan and the
others in charge of the "boasters"
ceremony are making elaborate plans
for the opening, and that day the
Columbia course will be cluttered up
with gents arrayed in colorful cos
tunes, from the baby faced Banagan,
clad in boomers and pantalettes, down
to Hugh H. Saum, who probably
again will be pirate.
Over at Argyle on Friday afternoon
four of the leading professional golf
ers of the city are to engage in a best
ball match billed as the high spot Of
the Board of Governors" celebration
of the Argyle Club.
In this match Roland r. MacKen-
le, Congressional pro, and Al Hough-
ton. Kenwood mentor, will oppose Bob
Barnett of Chevy Chase and George
Diffenbaugh of Indian Spring.
A driving contest and other golf
events will mark the program.
Next week is to be a busy one In
local golf. In addition to the Wash
ington tourney, scheduled to start on
Tuesday, the match-play COMPETE
ton for the Post Cup for woman golf
ers will begin at Chevy Chase on
Monday.
On Monday also public links golfers
will start play in the East Potomac
Park open" tourney, with John M.
Downey defending the title he won
last year.
Evening star., 1934-04-25

the case Of Yale the season
opens with a strong Columbia team
and moves along through Brown,
Dartmouth, Army, Georgia, Princeton
and Harvard. The pressure is heavy
all the way. In fact, I'm not quite
sure that it isn't too heavy. Yes, I
know large number of teams have
to face just as much trouble. but that
doesn't make it any easier for the
players"
The Best Base Ball City.
TINE best base ball city when it
comes to picking the best base
ball city on the map, there
have been two standouts- Boston
and Brooklyn.
After a long lapse, Boston has at
Evening star., 1934-04-25

Miller B. Stevinson of Columbia,
former District champion, equipped
Evening star., 1934-04-25

TIP AT Colgate this Spring Andy
" Kerr has been experimenting
with the -12-man idea in foot
Evening star., 1934-04-25
c. J., TERPS, TECH
|NPENN CARNIVAL
Both College Teams Will
Race in 440 and $50
Title Events.

- GEORGETOWN, Maryland
I and Tech High will be
\ 1 represented in the Penn
RELAYS Friday and Satur-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-03

nus partot - de hozta ait
Roosevelt olyan modon, ami
lyenrol maguk munkasok is
aligha almodtak.
En- Logant peldaul ket evvel
ezelott meg nehezen tudtam vol
ma elkepzelni ztrajk-kozpontnak.
En- Loganorszagra ugy emlek-
szem, hogy ha leszallt az ember
a vonatrol, mar deputy sheriff
be utkozott es ezekiel gyanus.
s6t tobb mint gyanus alakokkal
talalkozott lepten-nyomon.
Rooseveltnek kellett jonni
hogy Loganorszagot is bekebe-
lezzek az Egyesiilt Al1amokba
Az vi deal jelentoseget, SGT
korszakalkoto voltat innen, Ma
gyarorszagbol en- legjobban alb
Dol tudom megitelni, hogy olyan
csodakat is megertunk, hogy
Loganban szabad banyasznak
szervezkednie, SGT jogaiert meg
sztrajkba is lephet!
Amikor sorokat from, meg
mem jott az itteni lapokban hir
arrol, hogy befejezodott-e a 10.
gani banyaszok harca - de er
hiszem, hogy mindent megkap.
max, amiert harcba szalltak.
| Roosevelt megis csodat tett
Loganorszagban sztrajkolhatnal
a banyaszok.
F.! Fay Fisher Andor
4
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-03
(Folytatas a 2-ik oldalr6l)

Uri asszonyok - yes, a delen
ma is vannak, de akkor meg in
kabb voltak igazi uri asszonyok,
akik Dixi-orszag megsebzett szi-
vet gyonged kezekkel apoltak, -
azok az uri asszonyok, akik is
meretlenek maradtak elottunk
gondoskodtak mindenrol:
Hanem azert persze a miive-
szettel mem tudtunk hirtclen fel-
hagyni. Mert "kassza-bevetel'
csabitott benpinket.
Enekeltiink meg vagy hat-het
napig, akkorra negyven dollar
volt a kasszankban, azon felul
hogy egy kicsit kiruhaztuk holmi
vi inggel, mivel magunkat.
S mivel akkorra a colonel is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-03
M il v 6sZpalyan

is Macy dolgot LATHAM, sokkal
gyobbat, mint mikor egy gazdl
ember odalok egy darabot v1
gyonabol valamilyen kozc&l
hogy ait megirhassak az ujs &
gok. Mert az gazdag emb
azzal mem szenved, de Mike
pokol volt az a tiz nap, an61s
Savannah uccain es lebujaih
danoltunk. IE|
Hat igen, Mike csavarg6 volt
es korhely volt. Keriilte a muIa
kat es neha bizony megfikszolt
dice-okkal kockazott.
De mikor a kormos Sloon
Streeten neha, csendes csteken q
cotton-blossom illata besurTan =
multbol szobamba, ugy o.
zem, hogy nagyon-nagyon sxe-
retnem a Mike kezet meg egg
seer megfogni; es mikor ezeket
a vissza-emlekezeseket felalno-
san papirra rovom kora hal
nall orakban, mintha Mike b3r-
sonyos hangja sjra "WienA
Wien, nur du alleint" dudofna q
fulembe. Mintha ujra ait =
gyiirott dollart szorongatnam.
amit Mike az 3 ket dollarjab6I
nyomott elso talalkozasunknal =
kezembe, mikor engem a pitts
burghi konzultol segely nelkiil XII
vagtak. Es mintha a lakasom
nelletti Duschinsky-vendegl6 lar
mas muzsikaja helyett, lassan,
csendesen, ovatosan az odd
Black Joe' lacy foszlanyai kusz-
nanak be az ajtomon, amely mel
lett kis Spotty tenorja mag-
nolia illat elveszett vilagat SUI
sogja.
| Nagyon sokszor taposott vegig
az elet rattan, es a bevandorol-
tax kozos sorsa engem is ugy
megforgatott, mint az ide-oda
rugott gummi-lapda. Hol fold
re, hol a magasba. :. De az Slet
ertekeibol legalabb emlekeket
tudtam kuporgatni, es nagyon
buszke, nagyon boldog vagyok
neha ugy egy orara, hogy annak
a ket kis csavargonak a barat-
saga az enyem VOLT.
"Muveszpalyara' azonban tob-
ho ,,orr, @,,o,,%o,,,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-03

sokkal jobban volt, meg kvo-
derek helyett is ujra csak mix
likkel szurtak XII megint sze-
miinket (akkor tanultam meg
AIT is, amit a legtobb hirdet6m
mem akar elhinni, hogy ALLAN
DOAN kellene hirdetni) Mike
bejelentette. hogy a miveszpa-
lyarol lelepunk, es en- Macy orom-
mel egyeztem belle, hogy quittol-
junk.
Mert hat azert mem volt olyan
egeszen piknik a notazas.
Sok helyen be sem engedtek
bennunket, sok helyr6l durvan
kivagtak, mikor enekelni akar-
tunk.
Es mikor az uccan, a hazak
kozt a kek matrozsapkamat az
emberek fele nyujtottam, bizony
sok helyen goddamoztak, hogy
ilyen fiatalemberek menjenek
dolgozni. Ezeket a kedves meg.
jegyzeseket Mike meg Spotty
mem hallottak, S en- azokat lie.
nyeltem magamnak.. De az ar.
com akkoriban sokszor piros volt
Mike-ot azontul Sc LATHAM
vagy hallottam joan allapotbar
notazni. A miiveszettel a hara
got tovabb tartotta.
Sokan lehetnek, akik ebben ;
tortenet-nelkuli tortenetben sem
NIT mem latnak, akik mem er
tik meg, hogy valami kiilonosebl
aldozat volt a Mike reszer6l, mi
kor a csomort felflggesztett'
vagy tiz napra.
| Azoknak Mike-rol tovabb i.
hiaba beszelnek, azok tovabb i.
csak ait moroghatjak magukban
hogy elzullott fickok voltunl
mindnyajan.
Mi azonban mindnyajan mas
KEEP vagyunk alkotva. A tisztel
tarsadalom a tolvajokat valogata
nelkul becsukja a bortonbe, en-
gem meg nemreg predikalt k
egy nehany pap, inert AIT irtan
egy szegeny lengyel gyerekrol
aki lopott, inert nyomorgott
hogy az a gyerek testverem. F.
en- EFT az erzest predikaciok da
cara is fenntartom.
/ En- hat Mike elhatarozasabar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-03

AK lSoZ SLOHlOTu OSZcn, a de-
pressio es ketsegbeeses korsza-
kanak melypontjan hagyta Ell az
Egyesult Allamokat, annak ma
gyon nehez a mai Amerikat el-
kepzelni.
Aki akkor jott ell Cleveland
boil, Buckeye Roadrol, amikor
az utica tele volt ketsegbeesett,
lerongyolodott, kiehezett embe-
rekkel, amikor naponta legalabb
huszan kopogtattak be szerkesz-
tosegiinkbe S centeket, vagy egy
villamosjegyet kerni, annak ne
hez elkepzelni AIT, hogy ma oft
mar mas vilag van. Nehez, ma
gyon nehez a mai amerikai hely-
zetet elkepzelni, pedig szorgal-
mas olvasoja vagyok egy sereg
amerikai lapnak, folyoiratnak.
De legnehezebb elkepzelnem
ait az allapotot: amikor mum
kasembernek jogaban all = SGT
kormanyhatalommal elosegitik -
a szervezkedes.
| 1882 nyaran Kelet Ohiot jar
tam vegig. Varady Arthur tisz-
teletes ur, Kovacs Janos st
clairsvillei es Ifj. Hegediis Jo-
zsef barataim voltak ka1auzaim
Sztrajkoltak oft a banyaszok -
es Istenem, milyen terror volt
ur a videken. Dillonvalen, amer.
re jartunk, tisztes tavolbol ko-
vettek "a Hanna tarsasag EN-.
berei. i N~ q
Es amerre jartunk-keltunk, ell
keseredest hallottunk - ba
nasmod ellen. Pedig Kelet Ohio
ban meg paradicsomi allapotol
yoltak ahhoz kepest, amilyen sor
ban a del west virginia. banya.
szok vergodtek.
| OFT dehogy mertek volns
sztrajkolni, dehogy mertek vol
ma szervezkedesrol beszelni.
| Ahogy ma reggel az itteni la
Ipokban a logani sztrajk hire
olvastam akkor allapitottan
meg, hogy megis csak kiforditot
ia az Egyesult Allamokat sar
kaibol Roosevelt elnok, ha maj
Loganban olyan nagy a szabad
sag, hogy oft sztrajk fegyvere
vel e1hetnek banyaszok.
Most ket eve jartam Logan
ban, akkor volt Verhovay
248-ik fiokjanak jubileuma. E:
akkor izgu1tak legjobban - al
el6valasztas jeloltjei. Emlekszen
Tennys Hatfield volt a republi
kanus part je1oltje amiko1
kert, hogy tamogassa Banyasz'
lap, ait igerte, hogy vi korsza
kot hoz Logan megyebe.
Tennys Hatfieldnek mem ALL
modjaban az altala igert vi kor-
szak bevezetese - az 1o32-es
valasztas elsoporte republika.