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Imperial Valley press., 1934-08-06
SILVER SHIRTS
UNDER WATCH.

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 6. UP) =
Charges that the Silver Shirts.
secret organization with Nazi al
legiance. have been holding armed
drills" near San Diego with the
avowed intention of overthrowing
the government were under inves-
tigation by a congressional sub
committee today.
Informed that more than 200
members of the group, assertedly
aided financially by San Diegan
who has made three trips to Ger
many since Hitler came into pow
er, representative Charles Kramer,
chairman of the subcommittee, has
launched a close investigation of
the group.
Officials of the border city min
imized importance of the charges.
Where once there were more than
200 members of the group. there
are now only II, the sheriff's Of
flee reported. Drilling" in act
uality was only harmless target
practice, it declared.
The denials contrasted sharply
with the information in Kramer's
possession that revolution and evic-
ton of the Jews was sought by
the group.
The San Diegan not only has
been furnishing money to the
movement, but also carried secret
information from Hitler, it is
charged.
Reports were also current that
army and navy intelligence SER
vice men were watching the Sit
nation closely.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-08-06
DEAD IN
PLANE CRASH.

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 6. U.P) -
Federal and local Investigators to-
day sought the cause of an airplane
crash which brought death to two
Of its occupants and probably fatal
injuries to a third when the wreck
age burst into flames.
The two dead victims were Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Mclean, burned to
death almost instantly when the
ship fell rs feet to the ground while
taking off from a local airport.
Maurice Cotter, pilot and owner
of the ship, was near death fro0
critical burns and fractured skull.
witnesses said a tail wind threw
Imperial Valley press., 1934-08-06

the craft toward the ground. 1t
crashed on one wing and burst into
flames. Cotter was thrown clear of
the wreckage and extinguished his
burning clothing. Airport attend
ants made futile attempt to save
the other two flyers.
Mclean is survived by his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mclean of
Detroit. Mich. His wife, who was
formerly Mrs. Fannie Crosby Nc
Lean of Salt Lake City, Utah, leaves
son, Donald, 7, of that city.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-15
~ YOUNGSTOWNes VDEKE HIREP'
SZt. ISTVAN MAGYAR
E0M. KATHOLIKUS
HITK0ZSEG
Pl6b&nos:
F6T. BRO L0RlNc
~ Wilson Ave Teiefon 31o06


Vasarnap, november no lien,
este. Mrs. Buncsi es tarsai gen
Jol sikerult Oltar Fnvleti estet
rendeztek. A tea elkoltese utan
a Santa Claus vonult fol nagy
kiserettel. A zutan menvasszonvi
bucsuztatas volt fenves sil.errel.
A menyasszony Mr.. TROJAN 10
zsef volt, a y6leg&nv Horvath
Mariska, a nyoszoly6 lany lIor-
yath Margitka, v6fely Mr..
Balaskd Gyorgy, Mr.. Trojan vi
.szerepebe' isen jol bel taIalta
magat, Majdnem minden jelen-
leyo eljarta vele menyasszony-
stancot egy dime lefizetese mel
lett. Hat igen jol mulatott min
,denk. Utana tanc volt ejfel-
a1tanig. Mr.. Buncsi, fiatalabb,
es hazasulni kesziilo Joska de
genere Bunchy, eS a Horvath
Pista huztak Sunni mem akaro
hevvel. ;. hat meg Hauser Pts
ia, hogy flotazott. akar egy kis
pacsirta. Maszkanak voltak tob-
ben feloltozve. Igen iigyesen Ell
tudtak kiletiiket rejteni... %
is volt, sep is volt Koszonet
a kellemes esteert.
A karacsonyi .pasztorjatekra
az el6kesziiletek. mar be vannak
inditva. Mr.. Molnar - az listen
aldja meg = volt szives vallalni
a betanitas nehez munkajat. A
szerepfok a youngstown ismert
1egjobb mukedvelokb6l vannak
Osszeallitva. Igen kellemes es-
tere lesz kilatas.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-15
MEGHULEs, NATHA, IN
FLUENZA, ToRoKFAJAs

rendes kiser0i az Osszel elmaradha
Italian id6jaras ingadozasoknak. Alig
van haz, ahol mindenki egeszseges.
A vilagszerte k0zismert es nepszerii
Budapest Diana S6shorszesx ilyen-
kor mem hianyozhatik 6vatos embe.
rex hazatajar6l, inert ugy a meghI.
lesek elharitasaban, mint a mar be-
k0vetkezett megbeteged6sek time.
teinek enyhiteseben, fajdalmak
csillapitasaban, az altalanos k0zerzet
felelenkit6seben ilymodon az
egeszseg gyors helyreallitasaban ha
tasosan k0zremIk0dik.
Mint szaj @s torok0blit6 (gargali.
zal6) seer meggatolja a k6rokozd
csirak elszaporodAsat.
Mint bed0rzs0lG (massziroz6)
seer az eg6sz szervezetet feliiditi
es a kinos fajdalmakat gyorsan
enyhiti.
Az egyeduli hely Amerikaban
ahol val6di Budapesti Diana S6sbor
szeszt kaphat, a k6zismert Paprikas
Weiss importer tzlete, amely New
Yorkban, a 78. es 79-ik utcAk k0z6t1
1904 Second Avenuen van. TeAint
We, hogy Paprikas Weiss az ameri
kai kfzar6lasos kepvisel6je Buda
pesti Diana S6sborszesz gy&rnak
sehol masutt ezen vil&ghiri magyar
cikket nem kaphatja.
+. K6rje On Ii azonnal Paprika.
Weiss most megjelent legujabb ked
vezm6nyes kar4csonyi Arjegyz6kkt
amelyet b&rkinek teljesen ingye1
kiild Ell. Ne felejtse el. hogy Papri
kas Weissnak cSI.k esy dzlete val
q fenti cimsn 81 sehol n4sutf fi6k
iizlete mines es nev6ben mines Bsnk
megbizva rendel6sek felv4tel<esE
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-15
A NILESI
REF. EGYHAZ HIREl
Kozli: Csepka Istvan lelkesz
lakas 105 - End st. Niles, o

Bazarunk mutt szombat es
vasarnap este nagyon szep ered-
mennyel jart. Amikor szep ered-
menyrol szamolunk. be, terme-
szetesen mindig tekintetbe vesz-
SILK jelen szomoru gazdasagi
helyzetet. Mindenki adakozott
tehetsege szerint aki tehette, el
is jott az estekre Is kivette re-
szet az egyes targyak ertekesite-
seb6l. A ket este az elore gyiij-
tott penzbeli adomanyokkal
egyiitt $71.85-tel gazdagitotta
egyhazunk penztarat meg ma
radt fem eleg targy, aminek err
tekesitesere egy kilon estet kell
szannunk. E helyen is koszone-
tet mond az egyhaz vezet6sege a
gyiijtoknek, adakozoknak es a
bazaron resztvevoknek egyarant.
Egyhazmegyenk november ho
13-an a Viennai gyiilekezet tenn
plomaban tartotta 6szi gyiileset,
n.elyen az egyhazat lelkesz
kepviselte.
Halaadas napjan, ami ez evben
november z9-ik&re esik, alkalmi
istentiszteletet fog az egyhaz lei
kesze tartani este templomunk-
ban. reggef pedig 9 orakor reszt
vesz az egyesiilt egyhazak kozos
istentiszteieten. Azert jelezzik
joelore ezt az istentiszteletiinket,
inert szeretn6k, ha ez alkalom-
NAL teljesen megtelnsk temple
munk. Hiszen meg ebben a szuk
vilagban is annyi aldasa van Is
tennek szamunkra, hogy azokert
halat adni legszebb es leg
elodazhatatlanabb kotelessege
minden keresztyen embernek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-15
ELOF|zETESEK
NYuCTkzASA

= Dacara az elfnult hetek rossz
munkaviszonyainak. mi derek
Youngstown es kornyeki magyar
aagunk nem feledkezett meg lap
janak fenntartasarol. line ha-
talmas lista l27 elofizetes nyug-
tazasaval. Fogadjak mindnyajan
koszonetunket.
Tahirak Istvan. Mike Vezse,
Takacs Istvan, Mrs. John Samu,
Mikita Mihaly, Mrs. E. Gall,
l-aslovics Frigyes, f. Meszaros,
Szab6 Gyorgy, 10th Ferenc. Pa
latinus Jozsef, Smith Istvan,
Szanyi Sander, Czika Frank, Id.
..Stanko Jozsef, Miller Victor, Ma
joros Jstvan, Pletenik Janos,
Patkanoczi Janos. Almassy Ga
bor. Gulyas Simon, Zsdfi Ferenc,
.Szekely Janos, Lesnyanszky Jo-
:zsef, Csatlos Gaspar. Mrs. Frank
Molnar, Miklos Janos, Vereb
Andras, Gulacsy Istvan. Besze
Joseph, Csoban Jozsef, Stibinger
Hanos, Tacsk Ferenc, Herczeg
Andras, Nyiri Sander, L6rincz
Joseph, Cseh Mihaly, Boda Jo-
zsef. Vass Janos, Szeman Mikios,
Kish Andras.. Horvath Jozsef,
Boda Andras, Horvath Ignac, Pi-
varnyik Mihaly. Szalay Jozsef
Keck Emo, Torok Jozsef, Varga
Julia. Bauer Ferenc, Horvath 10
zsef, Halasz Janos, Mrs. Frank
Snekszer, Szasz Janos, Burkosky
Janos, Jankovics Janos, Varga
1stvan, Horvath Antal, Jatzko
J6zsef, Pisak Janos, Szabo Jo-
zsef, Karaszy Pal, Kozma Jo-
zsef, Dorko Janos, Durda Mi.
hily, Tetzer Janos, Hodory Ist-
van, Lengyel L. c. Lengyel And
rss, Luteran Andras, Nemeth O.
josef, Nehry Karoly, Orosz Fe-
renc, Schubert Janos. Takacs
J@nos, Takacs Zsigmond, Todo1
limos, Csenternicz Pal, Vadasz
simucl. Mrs. Flory Letoha, Ia
1Eics Mihaly, Macy Peter, Mrs
~. 'Pinter. Jancsurak Janos, Fe-
searEy Janos. Lipkovics M. Ia.
mas Janos. Bacsa J6zsef, Szakacs
Kiroly, Sziics Antal, Cece IA.
NOS, Szab6 Istvan, Bodnar Pal
Tamas Sandor, csepke Balazs
Barany Ferenc, Kovesdy Janos
- 81 n 4.s =. s+
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-15

Szenegeto Miklos, Kovacs Ist-
van. Boda Janos, Balla Gabor.
Rothmund Janos, Kurucz Janos,
Meszaros Gyula, Nyir6 Sander
Csumita Sandor, Draga Mihaly,
Benedek Jozsef, Hriczu Janos,
Thomas A. Janos, Vilagi Istvan,
Szabo R. Jozsef, Szungyi Mihaly,
Ivancza Jozsef, .Jozsa Victor, Pc
teo Vilmos, Sander Mihaly, May
Andras, Meszaros Janos, Sza-
kacs Gyorgy. Baba Janos, Zim-
merman Anta1, Mikita Jozsef
Beres Pal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-15
KULONBOZO EGYLETEINK
ES TARSULATAINK GYULE-
SEINEK IDETE:

A Cserkesz fiuk boy Scout
minden csiitortokon este ossze
j0nnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-15
MIsEK RENDJE: :

MISEK RENDJE:
Vasarnapokon ks mise 9
oratol, magyar es angol pre-
dikacioval.
Macy mise 0:45-tol magyar
predikacioval.
Iletko .napokon kis misek
S:30-kor. %%st[
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-15
GYONTATASOK:

Minden szombaton delutan
4-tol O. g es este 7 oratol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-15
SIT. GYORGY COR.
KATH. HITK0ZSEG
Lelk6sz:
F6T. MAckoy J.. JOSEF
Lak&s:
610 Tod Ave. Teiefon 4-2O36
Templom: 702 Mahoring Ave
Youngstown, Ohio
Csiitortokon estetol vasarnap

Csutortokon estetol vasarnap
ejfelig bazaar. Utoljara adjuk tud
tul az osszmagyarsagnak, hogy
bazarunkat megkezdtiik G het
csii-ortok estevel es folytatva
.artiuk ait egeszen vasarnap 81
-felig Nasarnapon huzzuk a nye-
ro szamokkal ellatott konyvecs-
k&k nyere,nenyeit, nelyeknek ell
.s5je egy borju, masodika egy
malac es harmadika egy liba a
kacsa helyett. Micsoda pompas
aiandskok ezek! Mert ajandek-
max mondnatok azok reszerol.
.akik szerencsesek lesznek es
nyernek. ugyanis egy dollarert
a tizszereset. harom es hatszoro-
sa kapjak vissza. Vasarnap este
lesznek ez el6 allatok sorsolva
finom lunch kereteben, ell ne fe-
!cdjiik. Jojjon el tehat mindenki
vasarnap este es vigyazzon, hogy
ha konyvecsket megvette. hat
a nekiink szolo szammal ellatott
resze a konvvnek beszolgaltas-
SEX nekiink, kul0nben az illeto
nein nverhet sernmit sem. Az es-
teknek egy mask erdekes resze
lesz az. hogy minden bingon
vagv szamon friss hus 1esz adva
kettG fontos csomagban az egyeb
targvakhoz. elelmi szerekhez,
ICY, hogy mem banja meg az, aki
elton hozzank, inert par centert
egesz hetekre szolo ennivalot
visz haza. A templom tagas ter
me kellemesen lesz fiitve. inert
vi fiit6 kemencet helyeztiink a
reginek helyere. miert is, hogy
valaki megfaznek. attol felni
mem kell. A bazart rendezzuk az
Oltar javara. Tudjuk sok penz
nincsen a csaladi kasszaban, azon
ban hangoztatjuk, aki mer maid,
az nyer es amt eldobal bin
gokra, szamokra, street cara,
gasre az egy sep nyeremeny-
ben megteriil. sot feltlteriil meg.
Mem rossz "bizniszt" csinal te-
hat az, aki bazarunkra jon, meg
tr egeszen idegen is elottiink.
Vasarnap delutan negy oratol
pedig a gyermekeknek rende-
ziink centes bazart. melyen a
gyerekek sok erdekest nyernek
maid. A sziilok ett6l az elvezet-
t6l ne vonjak meg gyermekei-
ket. Engedjek 6ket jonni ba-
zarra es mi varjuk 6ket Is elszo-
rakozunk yeliik. A bazaron inni
valo is lesz. Varjuk tehat a ven
degeinket, osmeroseinket, hivein.
ket, gyermekeinket csiitortokt6I
vasarnapig az estbazarokra!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-15
Az OREG AMERIKASOK
BIzOTTSAGI GYtjLEST
TARTANAK

Az Greg Amerikasok Young
stowni Csaladjanak intez6 BIZ
zottsaga most penteken, riovem-
Der loan gyiilest tart a West
Sidei Magyar Haz kistermeben.
Kerjiik az osszes tisztvisel6k
es az intez6 bizottsag tagjainak
ppntos megjeleneset este 8 ora
ra. Erdekl6d6ket is szivesen Ia
tunk.
Gagyi Janos, csaladf6.
Ress josef, ir6deak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-15

Szentsegimadasra lesz, pie
banos, a Cleveland SIT. Erzsebet
Rom. Kath. Hitkozseg plebanosa
Fot. Tanos Arpad megtisztelo
meghivasara, harom napon at
predikalni fog a cleveland hi
veknek.
A misek ennel fogva most
hetf6, kedd es szerdan mem
lesznek. ezen kiveteles esetekben.
De azonban mar csutortoktol
ujbol a szokott idoben lesznek
misek.
A fatal hazasparok gyulesere
es ismerkedesere a mutt kedden
este nagyon sep szammal jot-
tex ossze az erdeklodok es a
kellemesen eltoltott esten tobbek
kozott elhataroztak, hogy decem
Der Len szombat este egy tanc-
mulatsagot rendeznek. e celbol
november no 22-en, csutortok es-
te ujbol osszejonnek a fatal ha-
zasparok, hogy sziikseges intez-
kedest megtegyek annak ininel
sikeresebbe tetelere.
November 25-en, vasarnap a
misek utan az Iskola Teremben
kollektorok, Seninarium
(papneyelde) reszere atveszik az
adomanyokat.
Mindenki annyit ad, a1nennyit
korillmenyei megengednek, de
aki legalabb SlO0 ad, annak a
neve cleveland puspokseg al
tai kiadando Smeinariurni Ev-
konyvben kozolve lesz.
December 13-16-an tartandt
bazarunk javara adomanyoka'
mar elfogadunk es elojegyezziik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-15

alkalmatossagon. Kerjiik tehat,
,ogy akh< velink egyutt jonni
,zandekoznak, sziyeskedjenek je-
lentkezni a lelkeszn&l vasarna-
>onkint.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-15

Szombatl magyar lSkola. MlVei
most mar helyisegeink rendben
vannak. megkezljiik a szomba-
tonkenti magyar tanitast. Az is
kolakoteles eyermekeket kerjiik
minden szombaton regge1 9 orara
felkuldeni templomunkhoz, ahol
6ket magyar .iras es olvasasra,
tovabba vallasos tudnivalokra es
egyhazi enekekre tanitjuk. A ta-
nitas dijmentes.
Oromiinnep es nevestek. listen
segitsegevel befejeztlk mind
azokat a munkalatokat, miket az
ev elejen egyhazi birtokunk rend
behozasara tervbe vettunk. Tenn
plomunk es osszes helyisegeink
uionnan festive es takaritva ALA
max. "A jol vegzett munka oro-
mere most vasarnap este. nev-
estekkel osszekapcsolva. az Err
zsebetek. Borbalak es Imrek va
csorat adnak. A vacsorat a No
egylet kesziti el6 es ez uton is
szivesen hivja ARA hiveinket es
baratainkat. Belepo dij mem lesz.
Ki-ki annyit ad maid, amennyit
anyagi helyzete megenged. A
vacsora helye sajat helyisegiink,
ideje este 7 ora.
Keszulodes bazarra. Thanks
giving Day-n kezdodo bazarunk-
ra az iden is nagy a keszulodes.
A lelkesz szemelyes latogatassal
osszekapcsolva osztotta XII ba-
zari konyveket minden 'egyhaz-
tagunknak keri. hogy azokat
mindenki arusitsa el vagy valtsa
meg S a bazar estejeig szamoljon
Ell veliik. Minden kifizetett jegy
resztvesz a sorsolasban akkor is,
ha tulajdonosa esetleg mem lehet
jelen. Nemes yerseny indu1t meg
ARA, hogy XII tudja legtobb je-
gyet elhelyezni. Van hiviink, aki
mar hetedik konyvet kerte. A
legtobb jegyet elarusit6 $500 kit
Ion jutalomban reszesul. Lassuk
XII tud legtobbet tenni egyha-
zunkert. Hiveinknel bazar ter.
meszetbeni adtmanyainak osz-
szegyiijtesere kiilon kollektalas
mem lesz. hanem kerjik mind
azokat. akik valamit keszitettel
a bazarra, hogy AIT szemelyeser
adjak at barmikor a templomna
vagy a bazar alkalmaval. Azo.
kat kereskedoket azonban, akil
incl hiveink vasaro1nak, felkere.
six maid kollektoraink. Farmer
hiveink tavaly is nagyon szeI
termeszetbeni adomannyal jarul
tax hozza a sikerhez. Remeljiik
az iden is rnegteszik. amit mes
tehetnek.
Ifjusagi munka. Ifjaink szerda
estenkint gyilnek ossze es egy'
1azi enekeket S egy-egy magyar
dalt tanulnak mindig. Nemsoka.
ra mar megkezdjuk karacsony
enekek begyakorlasat is, inert al
iiden is t6luk varjuk a kantala:
elvegzeset, amt az elmult ev
ben is oily sep sikerrel vegez'
tex Ell.
/ Egyhazi jubileum. Most de
cember 0-en lesz 10 eve annak
hogy Duquesneben, Pa. ossze
Igyiiltek fuggetlen gyiilekezetel
lelkeszi es vilagi kepviseloi
megalkotva az egyhazi torvenye
ket, megvetettek alapjat a Fig
! getlen Amerikai Magyar Refor
matus Egyhaznak. Ezen az ev
fordulon oszes egyhazkozsegeinl
: lelkeszei es kuldottsegei ossz
fognak gyiilekezni Duquesneben
hogy halat adjanak Istennek a
elmult evtized aldasaiert meg
er6sitsek magukat a hitben {
szeretetben a jovend6re. "A m
lgyilekezetiink is reszt vesz ter
lmeszetesen ezen a hala iinnepel
: Is mar is tekintelyes szamban je
b t3entkeztek hiveink, akik smenn
III -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-15
TEAESTELY,

November l7-en, szombaton
este a SIT. New Tarsulat tagjai
tea estelyt rendeznek az iskola
festese es rendbeho zasa javara.
Belepti d;j mem lesz. Novem-
Der l8-an vasarnap az Oltar Egy-
let es a Rozsafuzer Tarsulat tag
jai, Erzsebet nevestelyt rendez-
mex az egyhaz javara.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-12-15
n. D. State Team
Defeats St. Cloud
Teachers, 6O-39
Fourth Period Rally by Bison
Piles Up Big Lead a. Psds'
Defense crumbles

st. Cloud, Mimi, Dec. 15.-Re
Piling up . big count in the final
quarter when the st. Cloud Teachers
defense went to pieces, the North
Dakota State basketball team de-
feated the Peds here Friday night
60-39 in q free-sooting contest.
Until the fourth period, when the
visitors scored e points. the game was
close.
st. Cloud started out strong to take
the lead at the outset. Still behind
at the end Of the first period, the
North Dakotans rallied and at the
end Of the half led 1870. At one
time In the first half the Peds led
1879.
The teams played on virtually even
terms during the third period, in
which North Dakota scored Is points
to II for st. Cloud.
The Teachers defense crumbled
completely in the fourth period, and
with Bernard Marquardt, Denenny
and Reiners throwing in baskets from
all angles, State widened the gap and
the reserves finished the game.
The North Dakota rally late in the
first half was led by Bernard, with
two baskets, and Saunders, Olson and
MarQuardt, with one each.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-12-15
AIl-NationaI Pro Football Team Lists
Five Giants, Four Bears, Two Lions
Nagurski, Feathers, Strong ana
Clark Win 8ackfield
4erths on Team

New York, Dec. Is. - ~ = Thres
teams made . clean sweep Of posi-
tons on the all-national professional
football league eleven, announced
Saturday.
The coaches who made the selec.
tions picked five New York Giants,
new league champions: four members
Of the former championship Chicago
Bear eleven and two Detroit Lions,
runners-up In the western section Of
the circuit.
The Giants placed Red Badgro, end;
Bill Morgan, tackle: Butch Gibson,
guard; Mel Helm, center, and Ken
Strong, halfback.
The Bears came through with two
other backs, Broncho Nagursh and
Beattie Feathers. They also con-
tributed Kopcha at guard and Bill
Hewitt. an end.
Two Detroiters Picked
The two Detroiters named to the
mythical eleven are Earl (Dutch)
Clark, 1T quarter and Christensen
at end.
Five Of the first eleven-Hewitt,
Helm, Kopcha, Badgro and Nagurskt-
were selected on last years team and
two others-Gibson and Strong-were
on the 1888 second team.
Nagurski. Strong and Clark won
places on Associated Press All.Amer.
ica elevens during their college days
1T Minnesota, New York University
and Colorado College.
There wasn't . single unanimous
choice. although Nagurski and Beattis
Feathers, Chicago's recruit halfback,
were given first team rankings BY Ill
but one coach.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-12-15
Wildcats Defeat
Pitt Quint, R.B
illinois Wins and Loses in Same
Evening; Painters Tackle
Iowa Saturday

Chicago, Dec. l5.-tR)-Iowa, one Of
the preseason choices to figure In
the Big Ten basketball title fight
this season, will attempt to do Is
well Saturday night against Pitts
burgh's touring squad q Northwest
ern did Friday night.
The Wildcats, with three sopho-
mores In the starting lineup. &C.
counted for . distinct upset by
trouncing the powerful Partners, =
to %. at Evanston. At the same time,
Illinois, playing its second double
header" defeated the Little Giants
from Wabash college, 3o-27. but lost
to Illinois Wesleyan. $3.50.
Indiana meets De Pauw Saturday
night: Ohio State will be ct home
to Carleton Colleges transformers,
and Chicago plays Armour Tech.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-12-15
~ YOU'RE ~
TELLING NE

Nine-tenths Of q second have been
chopped off the mile record in less
than . year -. and more may be
deducted II that guy Glenn Cunning
ham continues running the way he
has. -. Paul Runyan Is considered the
best short shot maker in golf when
within 100 yards Of the green. 4. and
Johnny Revolta Is said to be the best
long range putter among the pros.
Gene Tunney thinks there isn't q
fighter In sight worthy Of tangling
gloves with the Lashing Lothario Of
Livermore. 80. Bill Dent is heavy
weight wrestling champion Of the
University Of Washington -. and
Is blind. Hambletonian for whom
the great $4,000 Goshen, N. Y. trot-
ting classic Is named, is the daddy
Of $4,000 trotters aud PAGERS. He
earned moro than $206, 900 in stud
fees.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-12-15
BOB MURPHY LEADS
team TO VICTORY
>NRACCED CONTEST
Visitors Relinquish Early Lead
in Second Quarter After
Missing Setups
MEIER IS LIONS THREAT
invaders Tackle Untried Demon
Five at High School GYM
nasium Tonight

st. Mary,s high school cage team
scored its third successive triumph
by defeating the Linton Lions, ID to
10, in a ragged basketball exhibition
here Friday night.
Linton took a two point lead, after
missing innumerable short shots in
the first quarter. when Teoph Bal
liet connected with the hoop from the
side. The Saints evened the count
with basket by Bob Murphy just
before the quarter ended.
Field goals by Tommy Lee and Ur-
ban Hagen and two gift shots by
Fred Schultz gave the Saints an eight
to four advantage at the half-time,
a lead which they never relinquished.
Harold Dobler connected for the
Lions second field goal in the first
half.
Bob Murphy, Schultz, Lee and Hag-
en- all contributed to the 10 points
the Saints chalked up in the last half.
Bonnie Meier, Linton center, came
into his own in this period connect
ing for two field goals and q free
throw which, added to a gift shot by
Dobler, was all Of the scoring allow
ed the Lions
Miss Innumerable Setups
Both teams experienced difficulty
in connecting with their short shots,
the Linton cagers especially missed
setups time after time. Passing on
both teams was alternately brilliant
and ragged.
Murphy was high scorer for the
game. He dropped in three field
goals and one gift shot from his
guard position. He with Schultz and
Lee were the outstanding performers
on the st. Mary's quint.
Meier when he opened up in the
second half was the biggest threat
for the visitors. Dobler played q
bang-up floor game and Ballet was
outstanding on defense.
Tonight the Linton cagers tackle
the untried Bismarck high school
quint. The game has been called for
D. m. at the high school gymnas-
ium. Proceeds Of this game will go
to the purchase Of new uniforms for
TIE Demon squad.