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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-05
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-05
v TRENGfNE PosTAvIA Po
mink GEN. STEFANIKOVI.

Okresny irad v Trencine svo.
lal anketu kult1rnych spolkov,
ma ktorej okresny nacelnik dr..
E. Galvanek predostrel navrh
ma postavenie pomnika nasmu
narodnkmu hrdmovi M. r. Ste.
fanikovi a Al. kragujevackym
mueenfkom. Celkovy naklad po-
mnika bude asi 300, 900 Kcs.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-05

by vseobecnejsie prijimane a
dodrziavane, keby sa len kazdy
z mas mad mimi chvil'u denne
zah1tal. Zakladom dobreho zdra
via je zdravy rozum a tym je|
chvala Bohu obdarovany kazdyy
priemerny clovek: O tom najlep-
Sic svedci to, ze vacsina l'udi
test sa dobremu zdraviu. Zdra-
voveda je vedou stale lepsie
chapanou. Blahodarnym vysled-
kom toho je, re nemoc a 1mrt-
most aspon vo vsetkyych vacsich
mestach neprestajne klesa.
Zdravie zavisf cd troch pod
statnych veci: potravy, pohybu
a spanku, ak sa nezmienujeme,
ami rovnako neyyhnutne po-
| trebnom cerstvom vzduchu q
slnci. Ak bude mat kazdy clo-
vek tychto pat bodov vzdy ma
mysli, a ak bude ich uzfvat' aj
v prakse, vtedy je mozno i
stotou tvrdit', ze sa zdravie ma
roda este zlepsi.
Prave tax, jako je potraya
nevyhnutne potrebna pre- zivot,
tax je spravny druh potravy
nevyhnutne potrebny pre- zdra-
vie. Jake mnozstvo potravy po-
trebuje clovek denne, to zavisi
cd prace, ktorii kona. Stroj, kto-
ry vyvinuje jednu konskd silu,
nepotrebuje tol'ko kuriva jake
stroj, ktory musf vyvfjat' pat
konskych sill. To iste pravidlo
plati al l'udskom tele. Clovek,
ktory musi konat' t'azk1 fyzi-
ck1 pracu, potrebuje Wac "ku-
riva" ako clovek, ktory kona
pracu menej vysiluj1cu.
Wac ako ma mnozstve potra.
Wy zalezf vsak ma jej akovosti
Hlavnou vecou je, ably nasa
denna chova bola rdce vyrovna-
ma, t. ]. ably sa okrem masa, ryb
alebo hydiny skladala al z va.
renej zeleniny, 20 salatu pripra'
: veneho 20 zeleniny surovej, Z
dostatku ovocia a najmenej :
kvarty mlieka. Ami obcasna ne
, striedmost v jedle nebude mat
: ziadnych nepriaznivych nasled
kov, ak sa pridrzfme tohoto pra
) vida.
Pocas dina zdrziavajte sa &
najviac ma cerstvom vzduchu /
ma slnci. Ked' mono, chod'tt
hoe len tri mile denne pesi; id :
te dost rychle a dychajte vzd,
|. nosom. Spite hoe len osem ho
: din dobre prevetranej i1be
Vecer venujte niekorko hodil
zabave: id'te do biografu, "a
hrajte 81 v karty, id'te sa kl
zat', alebo vobec robte nieco, &
odvedie vasu pozornost' cd vsed
nej rutiny Mvota. Toto prispej
K zachovaniu zdravia a vesele
mysli, a jako prislovie hovori
je "vesela myself pol zdra
via.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-05
oBEf z1s1Y.

Posledn& vel'k4 mrazova VI
ma, ktor& dosiahla ma Podkar-
patskej Rusi, ' u9ockom prize
smyku, Is stupnov G pod nu-
lou, vyziadala 81 obet' Pudske-
no zivota. Ma ciernom MCCALL
ibol najdeny zamrznutt JoGef
Feher. vracal 60 . opraventmi
6ixmami Noveho Sela, kde tro-
chu Wac pill. cestou zablhdil,
chcel ii naklast' ohna, ale to sa
mu nepodarilo . zanlrza. Bol Q.
tcom troch nezaopatrentch die
tok.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-05

V podobnom smysle vynesene
boly al pozdravne rezoldcie osv.
p. biskupovi detroitskemu NJ.
j. Gallagherovi, guvernerovi
Michiganu VIM. A. Comstock-
owl a dradujdcemu mayorovi j.
w. Smithovi v Detroit.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-05
(D0lxoncenie)

(DOkOncenle)
VI
q W Snskej L'udovej Strane
's 5IovenGlu.
NJ. Andrej Hlinka, predseda,
s 0nberok.
akol'ko my Slovaci a Slo-
N nly, usadeni vo velmeste
Dseroit, Y State Michigan, Spo-
icnych St&toch Americkych pill
] sne posorujeme vsetky udalosti
od0hr&vajhce So ma nasom mi
slom Slovensku, "a prikladom
Vaxim usporiadali sme j my
Pribinovu slavnost' v den Vd'a-
skyvzdania dna 80. novembra
1893 Y auditoriume sv. Cyrila a
Metoda, ably SINE takto ] my, hoe
SINE d'aleko ma tisice mll' cd hi
storickej Nitry, vzdali hold pa
miatke slavneho Pribinu, a
Nakol 'ko ste al Wy boil jedon
20 slavnostnyeh cinitel 'ov ma
tejto slaynosti v Nitre, odbyva-
nei Y dnoch 1915. augusta t..
Z. q zadrzali ste sa opravdu po
sloyensky spolu al Vasou stra-
nou a
Nakol 'ko my pracu Vasu, a
pracu celej Slovenskej L'udo-
vel strany 81 vysoko cenime co
prospesn1 pre- mas mily sloven-
sky narod:
Preto jak Vam NajdostoJneJ-
81 Pane Predsedo, tax al VaseJ
strane vyslovujeme v meme ce-
leho nasho slavnostneho shro-
maEdenia nase vd'aky a odkazu.
jeme Yam: vytryajte v boji "a
mas slovensky narod, "a jeho
praya q lepsiu vol'nejsiu buddc-
most, com Vam chceme byt'
ma pomoci al my.
Slovenskej Narodnej Strane
v Turc. Sv. MARITIME ma
Slovensku.
Pan Martin Razus, predseda.
Ma Pribinovej slavnosti odby-
yanej den Vd'akyvzdania dina
80. novembra 1888 v aditoriume
sv .Cyrila a Metoda vo vel'me.
ste Detroit, v state Michigan,
Spojenych Statoch Americkych
my shromazdeni Slovaci a Slo'
yenky vediac, ze nakol'ko je po-
trebna spolupraca vsetkych slo'
yenskych dust pre- dobro sloven.
sk6ho naroda a nakolko Slo-
] venska Narodna strana spolu
Ludovou stranou s1 opravdu
jedinymi politickymi stranaml
ma Slovensku, ktore 1primne
poctive smysraj1 so slovenskyn
narodom,
Preto my, sijdeni ma tomtt
iubilarno-slavnostnom shromaz
deni vyslovujeme vd'aku a do
veru jak predsednictvu, talk a,
ySetkym pracovnikom a bojov
nixon Slovenskej Narodne,
strany. Pracujte a bojujte i ma
d'alej h1zevnate a vytrvajte a
do 1pln6ho Wit 'azstva, kym ne
/ bud6 vsetky t1zby slovenskeh'
n&roda 1plne splnene.
VII.
8 N&stupu" organu mladej slo
yenskej autonomistickej genera
cie, v BratHlave.
Sndecny pozdrav posielaj7
noTemu ibojovnikovi "a prava
Eelobodu slovenskeho naroda n
Prihinovej slavnosti shromaade
nf SIovaci a Slovenky, odbyva
nej 80. novembra 1888 v aud
torinme sv. Cyrila a Metoda v
xel,meste Detroit, v state Mich
4 ~ .Spojenych Statoch Amer;
ek5eh.
Nakol'ko mas slovensky naro'
bez ohHadu ma vierovyznanie
] olitiek6 presvedcenie potrebr
y5etkfch synov q dcery, je
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-05
ZDRAv1 ROZUM JE NAJLEP.
sou ZARUKOU ZDRAVIA,

Napisal: Shirley w. Wynne,
M. D., DR.. P. H., byv. komisar
zdravotnictva mesta New York.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-05
Pre- katoiclxych
krest' t'anov.
Ops vianocnej n&bo5ensksj hry
'Prichod Spasitsla sveta''.
(Pokracovanie.)

(Pokracovanie.
Matthias: Nechaj ich lenl Mech
81 trochu pospia. TAX je akosi
ticho a prijemne tejto noel, ze-
by som 81 hned' al ia sam l'ah-
nul. (Obzera sa po nebi.) Aki.
ste uz bude skoro polnoc, lebo
krizove hviezdy s1 uz hned' row.
no mad nami. Jesti chces Ella
chin, zdriemni 81 al ty, a ia 81
este trochu posedim; ved' ked'
sa potion niektory prebudf, mo-
re ma zamenit'. Nebolo by do
bre, keby SINE vsetcia naraz
spai.
Eliachim: Dobre! Nu6 popraj
nam Boze Hospodine st'astlivl
noe, nase stado oviec zachran
tiez cd vSetkeho zleho. (L'ahne
81 vedPa druhych.)
Matthias. Mech mas vsetkych
chrani mocna ruka Panova, a
duse nase velebit Ho budl po
vsetky veky vekov. (Hlavu da
medzi diane ruky, opre o kole-
ma, a mlcky zadumeny .sa diva
do tmavej noci.)
(Polmin1tova pauza. - Ia
tym hned zasvieti vel 'ka jasna
hviezda mad Betlehemom a jej
ziara spada rovno mad jasky-
nu, v ktorej sa narodil SpasiteP.
Javisko sa rozjasnuje.)
Matthias (pozre til stranu a
vel'mi nal'akane): Pre- Boha !!
Aky je to Jas? Ci snad' len hvie-
zdy vzplanuly tax? DIVA sa
lepsie) Me! Akesi podivne zia-
ry! Co je to "a znamenie, ze
noe sta den je oziarena? (Budi
pastierov) Vstavajte vsetcia ry-
chic, lebo zhynieme!
(Javisko sa slime rozziari.)
Pastieri (sa prebudia a pre-
tieraj1 81 oci).
Vystup 2.
Archanjel Gabriel, predosli.
Arch. Gabriel (zjavi sa pa.
stierom vo vel'kej velebnosti "a
pel'keho lesku a blesku).
Pastieri (pri zjaveni amelia
hned' ma kolena popadaj1, "a
Gnu sa bat vel'kym strachom,
q cd svateho strachu ruky slo
zia a tvare az k zemi sklonia
lebo caste u Zidov videnia ne.
beske vzdy znamenaly niece
nadobycajneho).
Arch. Gabriel (ked' uz civil
ku pastieri v tel bazni ma zem
LEILA, vesele a radostne k min
prehovori): Nebojte sa, paste
ri! Lebo, hl'a, zvestujem van
radost' velik1, ktora bude vset
kemu l'udu, ze narodil sa van
dnes Spasitep, ktory je Kristu
Pan, v meste Davidovom. - 4
toto vam bude znamenfm: maj
dete diet'a plienkami povite ;
polozene v jaslach. (Nato pri
poji sa k arch. Gabrielovi mno
stvo anjelov a zacn1 spievajd'
chvalit' Boha ohlasovat' !:
"Slava Bohu na vysostiach |
ma zemi pokoj Pud'om dobre
vole! My chvalime Tebe, dobro
rec1me Tebe, klaniame sa Tebe
velebime Teba. Vd'aky vzdava
me Tebe "a velik1 slavu Tvoju
Pane Boze, Kral'u Nebesky, Be
ze Otce Vsemoh1ci! l Tebe Pa
ne, Synu Jednorodeny Jezis
Kriste! Pane Boze, Baranku Be
Il, Synu Otca: Ktory snima
hriechy sveta, smiluj sa mad ma
mi. Ktory snimas hriechy sveta
prijmi prosbu nasu. Ktory sedi
ma pravici Otca, smiluj sa ma,
nami. Lebo Ty sam 81 Svatj
Ty sam 81 Pan, Ty sam Najvyl
81, Jezisu Kriste s Duchom Sv;
tym, vo slave Boha Otca". (P
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-05

Ked' = nie6o q VI priho-
df, % saujfma ysrejnost,, napf
- - ~ tSllto aovl. h.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-05

t e existenciu, ako samobyt-
svojr6xny . suvereny ma
4 BONN nadovsetko potre-
ludl inteligentnyeh q VIDE
% ~ ako prirodzenych vod-
pla, :
a'ko "a takych uznAvame
eroy = pracovnlkov sdru-
Dkolo "Nastupu'', preto
pracovnfkom q nadejnym
im vodcom nAsho naroda
111 uiens naxu doveru . 70
yfns praeujte vytrva-
hits psohrozene = ma
= nfrodl |
% nit 'ujerne, ze nskol- !
y bude len moan6,
m ponk khat hoei nAa
m dial'ky = nepo-
ubne, ale srdcia "a
= jsdneko bijf 4 ei-
ilj saan1va.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-05

=
ma pravici Otca, smiluj sa mad
nami. Lebo Ty sam 81 Svaty,
Ty sam 81 Pan, Ty sam Najvys-
81, Jezisu Kriste s Duchom Sva-
tym, vo slave Boha Otca (Po
tomto chvalospeve vsetci anje-
Ii zmizn1, a opat tmava, ticha
noe rozlozi sa mad krajom be-
tlehemskym.
Pastieri (po odchode anjeloy
trocha k sebe pridu, tvare svo-
je so zemi pozdvihn1, a kl'a-
eiac vokol sa rozhliadaj1, ne
m6zu sa dost' nadivit' tomu, Go
sa i'm prihodilo).
Matthias (kl'aciac, k paste
rom) @, jaka je to yel'ka mi
lost, ktord nam Bob preukazu-
je! "a snle to cd Neho ZaSluzl.
Ii, ze nam Svoje Bozske tajom-
stvo skrze Svojho amelia vyja.
Wit racili O, ma tisickrat mech
bnde Jemn chYala a vd'aka "a
tax velik1 milost', ze sa racil
mad 1bohym pokolenim pud'
sk5m smilovat' . nam zdAvna
zasl '6beneho Messiasa ma svet
poslat' (Vstane) Preto pod 'me
rfehle 40 Betlehema vidiet'. !
poklonu vzdaf tomu Boxskemr
Diet, \. { fshls odch< Az
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-08-21
Settle BrOOkSide
Net Titles Today
Alta Place in Finals With
Eleanor LauCk.

The vomen's singles and Junior
doubles winners in the Brookside
mark tennis tournament were TO be
decided today.
Alta Place met Eleanor Lauck in
the final set Of the women's finals
after each had won a set yesterday
evening. Jimmy Mcclure and Harry
Teegarden were 10 play the team OF
Leuderman- Couhman for the Junior
doubles title.
Mcclure won the junior singles
final yesterday over Richard Lut7A
Ga. 81. The boys singles title went
to Ralph Linder. who trlumphed
over Elmer Molique, Ga. 6-S.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-08-21
MATCH PLAY UNDER WAY AT FRENCH LICK
Six Bouts on
Stadium Ring
Bill Thursday
Jack Dempsey Will Referee
Top 10-ROunder and
SEMI indup.

Thirty-four scheduled rounds Of
boxing will be offered local hstic fans
Thursday night at Perry Stadium
where Jack Dempsey will serve as
referee in the two top scraps.
Matchmaker Lloyd Carter of the
Hercules A. G. completed his six
bout card today. 1t follows:
Ten Rounds-PauI ~CTennesseel Lee, In
dianap polls. vs.. Peewee Terry. St. Louis;
featherweights. Main 60.
Six Rounds-Jimmy Fox, indianapolis.
vs.. Tony Yivisna. ST. Louis: bantam
weights. Semi-windup.
Six Rounds-Nick Nicholson. SheIbyvilie.
VS.. Raw Drake. Indiana polls; weIterweights
Four Rounds-SIavko Radisch vs.. Charlie
Hammer. both of Indianapolis; weltev-
weights.
Four Rounds-Popeye Huber, Philadel-
phia, VS.. Charlie Wilbur, st. Louis: light
weights.
Four Rounds-Bm Breedlove, Green
wood, vs.. Bobby Hoke. indianapolis; light
weights.
Dempsey will serve as the third
man in the ring in the ten-round
feature attraction and the semi
windup match. The first scrap will
start at $50.
The ring will be erected over the
home plate at Perry stadium and.
as previously announced, general adj
mission seats Will be the entire
grandstand, except boxes, or ap-
proximately 5000 seats.
PeeWee Terry, who comes rated as
an aggressive mitt tosser, was sched-
uled to work out today at the CO.
lonial gym, 1913 West Market street.
Lee has been in training there for
several days.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-08-21


Losing only the seventh team on
the domestic list-Bryan Grant OF
Atlanta and DR.. Eugene McCauliffe
of New York, who defaulted-the
favored tandems were in for tougher
going.
Lott and Stoeffen faced Arthur
Hendrix of Florida and Burt Boul-
ware of Georgia Tech. Allison and
Van Ryn had to dispose of Jack
Tidball OF Los Angeles and Gil Hall
of South Orange, N. j., an unseeded
but extremely dangerous combina-
ton.
Frank Shields and Sidney Wood
Of New York faced fairly easy OPP
position in Armand Bruneau of New
York and Bill Reese of Georgia
Tech. while the all-southern COM
bination. John McDiarmid of Fit.
Worth, Tex, and Robert Bryan OF
Chattanooga, Tenn, faced the
tough foreign due, Roderick Mcneil
of Czechoslavakia and Vernon Kirby
of South Africa.
Another seeded American pair, Don
Bulge and Gene Mako, California
youngsters, we're up against the
ranking foreigners, Fred Perry and
F. H. G.. Wilde of England.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-08-21

Dean was sore and sour. He adj
mitted that some of the things he
had done were wrong, and he was
sorry, but throughout a heated four
hour hearing he battled the man
agement like a slugging boxer, toe
to-toe.
Don't call me a liar!" snapped
President Sam Breadon at par
ticular torrid point.
I'm not" shot back Dizzy, but
don't you call me one, either!"
That's about the kind of a hear
ing it was. At the end, Judge Lam
dis said he felt it mot %unreason-
able" that the Cardinals suspend
Dean for ten days for striking"
when fined 500 for failure to ap-
pear for an exhibition game against
Detroit a week ago.
The ruling, somewhat tempered
by a relenting Breadon, meant that
Dean not only had to pay 500 in
fines, but lost seven days pay, $3.50,
and paid an additional S36 to cover
two uniforms he angrily tore up
when told he was fned-total S486.
If the Cardinals had gone the full
way authorized by Lands, he would
have lost $685..
Deans brother Paul, who struck
with him, but capitulated after three
days, lost $50 in fines and $50 in
pay, so that the week cost the
Dean family $685..
Aside from closely examining the
trouble-making record of the elder
Dean, the hearing went slightly into
a discussion Of the Cardinals recent
Widely-publicized invitation to his
brother, Elmer, to come here from
Houston, Tex, for a job.
L thought you were going to give
him a good job" Dizzy fired at Brea-
don, but you had the newspapers
print that he a going to be a pea
nut peddler, so Elmer went home"
In that kind of an atmosphere,
handshaking didn't appeal to Dizzy.
He nevertheless admitted he would
be back in uniform today, saying
Il can't afford to lose any more
money"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-08-21
National Amateur
Qualifying Held
Golfers in % Districts Try
for BerthS.

By United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-Seeking
167 qualifying places in the ma
tional amateur golf championship,
730 golfers will tee off today in
twenty-three districts from Boston
to Los Angeles.
One qualifying play has been
held-the Honolulu district, IN
which eleven are entered. Thirteen
golfers are exempt, including the
defending champion, George T.
Dunlap Jr., the British amateur
champion, Lawson Little Of San
Francisco, and eleven former Amer
lean champions.
The total entry list is 754, the
largest in the history Of the Amer
lean amateur play. OF the 73O play
ing today, nineteen will be in dis
tricts away from home, and will
have to qualify with a score equal
to the lowest in the district in which
they play.
In cases where the qualifers are
unable to compete in the national
play at Brookline, Mass, Sept. 10 to
Is. substitutes will be selected to
fill each district qouta.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-08-21
Former Champion
Advances in Pro
Net Tournament
KozeIuh Joins Ranking Stars
in Quarter-FinaIS
BIZ Tnitcd Press

By UHitcd Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 21.-Karel Koze-
luh, CzechosIovakian tennis ace,
joined Vincent Richards, Ellsworth
Vines and Hans Nusslein today in
the ranks of seeded players who
have advanced to the quarter-fnal
round of the national professional
tennis tournament.
Kozeluh, once world champion,
trounced Thomas Frydell of Airing
ton, Va, 60, 81, 60 to move up.
1t was his second match Of the tour
nament with the loss of only one
game.
In frst-round matches Charles
Wood, Bernarsville, N. j., defeated
James Mitchell, Richmond, Va, 8-6,
60, 6-3, and Jack Castle, Buffalo
pushed the ball around the court in
a unique style to take a 81, ST, rs,
6-3 match from Edwin Faulkner,
Philadelphia.
Today J. Emmett Pare of Mem
phis, fourth seeded American player,
met A. H. Chaplin Jr. of Springfield,
Mass, in a second round singles
match.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-08-21
Semi-PrO and Amateur Baseball

Frankfort Merchants trimmed Cold
smith Sunday. y 20 Frankiort ceSlteS
road camcs for Aug 16 and dates IN sep
tcmhcr Write Ear Monroe. 1901 East ONO
street. Frankfort. or phone 1873
Gross Funeral Home nine toppled FaiL-
land A. Cfs at Fairland SUNDAY. IL 70 ~
F0vlrr. Waitc and HuddlestOn formed the
has -rv for Gross. and King. McNamor
and Whitrhousc lined ND for ffirlano.
Rafting honnrS for the winners vent 10
NcrcurIo. HuddleStone ana Waite
snerbvyiue Merchants nosed ont Nor
ristovn Merchants. ; TO- 4. hehind ne nNe-
nh hu~ffur of Tuhbv Davis SnelhvNiue
Wuu NAV south Sde turner's Of Indian
apolis sunday az Shelhvville. Davis hurled
the victory over NorrlStoWn-
INDIANAPOLIS Cardinals backed M the
four-hif pitching OF Kendall 10. down
Trrfncfon Merchants Sunday. 2 70 = sun
CAV Cards uI meet FortV-SiNth stree
Merchants A. Beilsire diamond fot
games write Harold Ostermeyer. 2f5 Soutn
Fortv-Sixih street Merchants beat SAM
iarv Board No. ; SUNDAY. 4 o 3 Mer-
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NO WRESTLING TONIGHT

The next wrestling show to be
staged under the auspices of the
Hercules A. G. at Sports arena on
North Pennsylvania street has been
slated for Tuesday night, Aug. %.
Matchmaker Lloyd Carter was
unable to find a powerful opponent
for George Cry Baby Zaharias,
whom he had signed to appear in
a main go tonight, and the regular
weekly mat card was postponed.
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Miss Dunn PAGES
Local Golf Play
City and State Links Queen
Cards SO.

Elizabeth Dunn, city and state
women's golf champion, held a four
stroke lead today at start Of the Sec
ond round in the Indianapolis Wom-
ems Golf Association thirty-six-hole
tournament at Meridian Hills Coun-
try Club.
Yesterdays opening eighteen holes
was played over Highland Country
Club course, where Miss Dunn is
a member. The local queen Of the
links scored an 83.
Mrs. Freeman P. Davis, also Of
Highland, was in second place with
an 81. Helen Mattice, Highland,
held third position with a 90 and
Mary Gorham of the same course,
fourth with a "a.
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Turp Grimes Signed
for Kaufman Bout

Turp Grimes of Dayton, O., who
defeated Eddie Malone in the
semi-fnal last week, was signed for
action in the same spot this week
and will meet Clete Kaufman of
Marion. o.. on the wrestling card -
the North Illinois arena Friday
night.
The main event will show one Of
the claimants TO the light-heavy-
weight title. Joe Banaski, meeting
last weeks winner. Stanley West.
West is undefeated here and has
wins over Grimes. Burris and two
victories over Kaufman. Two vet
eranS. BanaSki and Midget Fischer,
both claim the title. BanaSki for
merly was recognized nationally as
the hght-heavy champion.
One other bout will be signed TO
complete the Friday card, which
will be another all-star affair.
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Democrats Climb
to SoftbalI Finals
Martin Stops Gas Team
With Three Hits.

Martin hurled a three-hit game
as the indianapolis Democrats
topped the Citizens Gas Company,
5 to 8, at the Gas Company diamond
last night, to enter the final bracket
in the race for the city softball
pennant.
Eli Lilly and st. Johns will clash
at the Gas diamond tonight at 8
o'clock to fight it out for the OPP
posing position in the final bracket.
thinner and Barnes twirled for
the Citizens FASTENERS and were
touched for eight hits, two of which
were collected by Martin, the Demo-
Gratis pitcher.
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SOftball Gossip

Tine limit for entries in the Indianapolis
Stg-efonaf Softhau tourney has been eN-
fen6ed until 5 o'clock this evening. Wallv
M~iddirsuorth. director. announced TODAY.
Entries from AleNanoris. Anderson.
CamhridEr CITY. Newcastle. FranSllr.
SoTtnport. Greenfield are On fle. Each
CITY viii be represented BY one team
Frtries are helng received At The re-
r-sati0r 6erartnent. s0S CITY Hau
tournament games vii Be PLAYED next
FRIDAY. SATURDAY. and SUNDAY instead OF
Fridav and Saturday only. as previously
planned
Comiskev's softhsu FASTENERS remain IN
Trferred trimming the SfatehouSe. ; 70
Duke's pitching and hitting featured
Tor ire CouisSevS VII tanc4e
Nth NartfnsViIle 81 Rhoctus PARK tomor-
row al so and want games vlth strong
teams Write L. Y ComisSev. 1910 OliYer
avenue. Indianapolis. CITIZENS Gas notice.
Christian Park girls indoor baseball
team wishes 70 schedule games with In
d~anapolis girl teams. Call IrvlnEton o0eS
hrfweeu noon and s ?. m and ask Tor
Mrs. Herman.
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~ELLENBERGER GRABS
WATER POLO VICTORY

The Ellenberger water polo squad
doWned Longacre. 4 10 ?. At Long
acre last night. ReiSler tailed two
goals. and Tlman and Hirschberger
one each for Ellenberger. while
Springer and Hine counted for
Longacre.
Rhodius park forfeited 10 willard
The first place Riviera club Will
invade Wsrfieigh beach tonight 10
tackle the Warfeigh Splashers.
The Longacre girls trounced the
Red Cross Ail-Stars. 6 70 o. Richie
and Watts collected the points for
Lcngacre.