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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-08
SIT. GY0RGY COR.
KATH. HITKOZSEG
Lelkesz:
FoT. MACkOV J. JOSEF
Lak8s:
816 Tod Ave. Telefon 4-2036
TempIom: ZOE Mahoning Ave
Youngstown, Ohio

Farsang-uto Macy vacsora,
szindarab es bal. - A Magyar
Hazban rendezzlik nagyszeru-
en- osszeallitott farsang-uto mu-
latsagunkat folyo ho lien, azaz
vasarnap este, pont hat oral kez-
dettel. A jovedelem templom
javara lesz forditva. Minden ma
gyart es mem magyar osmero-
siinket ezennel ,neghivunk az es-
tere, melynel szebbet hitkozse-
gunk meg mem rendezett az ossz-
magyarsag elszorakoztatasara. A
mulatsagnak harom. kimagaslo
resze lesz.
Farsang-uto vacsora. Az else
dolog amiert erdemes eljonni az
estere, finom hurka-kolbasz va
csora lesz. Talalas pont felhet-
kor kezd6dik. 70 lesz, ha min
denki pontosan OFT lesz, hogy
vacsorajat melegen ehesse. A
vacsoraravalot egyik igen derek
szereny hiv6nk ajandekozza a
hitkozsegnek es felesege meg
anyosa AIT elkesziti oltaregyleti
'asszonyainknak segitsegevel. A
hitkozseg leanyzoi felszolgaljak
az etelt, italt. Lesz flank es ESQ.,
roge es egyeb siitemeny is. Mi
csoda finom vacsora lesz az!
Vacsora utan nagyszeru szin-
darab lesz. Meg meg sem ettuk
vacsorat es az ifjusag mar rem
dezkedik szinpadon. All ossze
a jatekhoz keszen. Eloadjak
"Cigany Parma az a hires" da-
rabot, mely a maga nemeben
paratlan. Jo er0k lesznek SEE
repekben, jol vannak elkesziilve,
jol beszelnek magyarul, kituno-
en- fognak jatszani. Sok lesz a
moka, trefa, ugyes fordulat.
10th Janos remekel maid az ifju
gardaval. Aki mem lesz jelen az
esten, sajnalhatja maid!
A harmadik fogas az esten
tanc lesz. Vacsorat megettuk, a
szindarabot elelveztiik, az estet
be kell tetozni. Mivel ugyan? =
Tanccal, keso estig. Vajjon XII
lesz az a bizonyos, aki mem lesz
jelen az esten? Keszuljunk hat
es eljunk az alkalommal, inert
bojti lido mar a kuszobon van.
Jojjon koran az, aki jo helyen
akar ulni a vacsoranal es Sim
darabnal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-08
SIT. GY0RGY sz0vETsEG

A SIT. Gyorgy Magyar Cor.
Kath.A A'Szovetseg SIT. Mihalyrol
elnevezett l2-ik osztalya fo1yo
no ll-ene ,vasarnap, mise utan
tartja rendes havigyuleset szo-
kott helyen, !, Keretnek tagok
teljes szamban megjelenni, inert
fontos igyek keriilnek targyalas
ala es felkeretnek mindazon tag
tarsak, akik havidijaikkal hatra
vannak, harom vagy negy havi-
val, azok .rendezzek hatralekai-
kat. Az.a tagtars, aki mem tudja
fizetni havidijat, az olyan tag
jojjon el gyu1esre Is kerjen
egy svi kedyezmenyt, amelyet
megad a kozpont o1yan tagtar-
SAX reszere, akik meg most sem
dolgoznak.
Beteg tagok: Ozv. Zsidoczki
Janosne, Szalaji Ferencns Is
Orosz Laszlo. Betegseg asfitkar-
nal jelentend6. P. Box 517 Camp
bell. '-.-s - { 20
Ifi. KOZSuR M1HATy t;+l
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-08

es aztan mindennap teszel belle
par - nem centet, hanem nicklit,
vagy - Uram bocsa'-. dajmo-
kat. Ez lesz maid a TIE husveti
kiilon ajandekod. Persze maskor
ugy sem gondolsz ARA, hogy va
lamiben magad megtagadd.. :.
TIT most az alkalom. bi1vele!. !.
HIM. Ne morogj. ...
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-08
SIT. ISTVAN MAGYAR
ROM. KATHOLIKUS
HITKOZSEG
Pl6banos:
F0T. BRO LORiNC
664 Wilson Ave Teiefon 31oO6
Elkeszult az Evkonyv, mar a

AJ oAiNe'Doil Ndi. ANClllSOhdld IIlllt-
den hitkozsegi tag sajat szemei-
vel fogJa olvasni a maga fizimis-
kajat. Ha valaki maid ugy ta-
lalna. hogy tortenelmi adatok
hianyosak, tessek szollani. Min
den erdemleges megjegyzest ko-
szonettel veszek. Es ha az evi
adomanyok osszege valakinek
ssomorusagot okozna, remelem,
mem en- leszek az Okla. En- ma
gyon szivesen mutattam volna
ki minden nev utan akar harom-
szor nagyobb osszeget is, de.
no talan a jovoben kiadosabb
lesz boritekok tartalma. :. A
mutt vasarnap is csak 800 darab
penny volt perselyben. XII
'csit sokacska. Verekedtek is
"a penny, nickle es a. dime.
"A penny igen diillesztgette a
~mellet A nickle is hosk0dctt. De
a dime, plane a quarter csak
hallgattak, szegyenkeztek, sa-
-rokba huzodtak. A penny hen
ecegesere azzal fenyegetoztek:
'csak jere maid kapunk ele, a
kutyankkal lefogatunk. Brrr!
=. .H6si fenyegetes!.. Ne bu-
sulj nickle pajtas, ne keseregj
dime baratom, lesz meg sz6l6 S
lazy .kenyer-.. akkor maid el-
bantok penny -kolyokkel!.. /. .
Te pedig Koder ur... HIM. S..
neked mem is tudom, NIT iizen-
jek szived vigasztalasara. :. ait
gondolom, jo lesz, ha kinyalod
a kepedet, osszepengeted a sar-
kantyudat ICY hivod magadra
a figyelmet!.. Tudod, a vilag
szereti a feltunest. Azert ham
gos Amerika hirdetesektol.
Szemesnek all vilag!.. A vi
szontlatasra
Vasarnap este jol sikerllt va
-csora volt az Otthonban. Sokan
voltunk. Jol mulattunk. A bingo-
gas is sikeriilt. Koszonet a ko-
zonsegnek, a rendezoknek, de
-f6zoknek es felszolgaloknak is
am. Oket sem a golya koltotte.
Mr.. Kiss Andras a hitkozseg
.javara $500 adott. listen fizesse!
Januar utolso szerdajan
fCampbell-i lanyok osszejottek
Kultur Korben szervezkedes eel
jabol. Sok remennyel neziink
jov6 ele.
Manapsag az ordog emberi ke-
pet olive jar korll keresi az
slldozatokat a mitsem sejto nep
koz6tt. Azert jo lesz figyelni:
kit6l NIT vasaroltok jo emberek
Megmondtam: irasbeli engede-
lyem nelkll senkitol semmifele
konyvet ne vasaroljatok. Ha va
lamivel mem vagytok tisztaban,
.kerdezzetek meg!
Halo. ;. Halo. Ezennel
'kozhirre tetetik: Jov6 vasarnap
este a Scent Istvan Otthonban
disznosagos vacsora fog meg
esni. -. Kisorsolasra van szanva
egy-ket sep malacocska is su-
tesre keszen... Farsang vege
lesz. Remelem, TIE is eljosz.
Hm?... Legy nyugodt, mem va
gyunk mi olyan veszedelmes
-zsebmetsz6k, mint ITALIAN gondol-
mad Z.
Most aztan egy kisse komo-
lyabb dolgot is mondok. A nagy-
bolt alatt: minden szerdan este
:3O-kor bojti szentbeszed. Min
den penteken este 7:30-kor pc
dig Szentkeresztuti ajtatossag.
A vasarnapi istentiszteletek sor-
rendje marad a rendes. Hamva-
20 szcrdan, fabr. 14-en, 8 oras
tszentmisen hamvazas, nemku-
1Onben este is szentbeszed utan.
Jo lesz, ha eljosz. Egy kis
figyelmeztetes halalra Rad is
elf@r... Mert ne gondold, hogy
a TIE szepseges pofikadat a ha-
.lal mem fogja egyszcr elrutitani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-08
SPORT HlREk I

Egye16re lecsendesult foot
ball szezon egy rovid 'ideig es icy
egyebb szorakozashoz folyamed-
tax footballistak. Ugyanis most
penteken este tartle elso kartya
estelyet football csapat a West
Side Magyar Otthonban.
Kerjlk a kozonseg szives meg
jeleneset ezen csaladias kartya
estere...Tea es sandwich .lesz fell
szolgAlva. Tisztelsttsl "
q Vexet6seg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-08
SZINEL0ADASSAL EGYBE-
K0T0TT TANCESTELY

A farrell Romai Kath. N6i
Egylet jovo vasarnap, februar
ho lien, a templomalatti helyi-
segeben tartia farsangvegi baljat.
A Noi Egylet mulatsagai mindig
jok es eredmenyesek voltak, S
ha az el6kesziiletek mem csalnak,
bizonyara ez is sikerulni fog an
nal is inkabb, inert farsang-
veget ki-ki szereti vigan tolteni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-08
SIT. GYORGY SZOVETSEG
EVI ELSZAMOLASA

A youngstown osztaly az ey
folyaman $40 dollar betegsegelyt
fizetett XII es tagletszama az ev
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-08
YOUNGSTOWN
FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
Lelkesz:
Borsy-Kerekes Gyorgy
925 Mahoning Ave Phone $685.

| telelevenitl. AIT a szokasunkat
mely szerint minden esti isten-
tisztelet tartasara vendeg-lel-
keszt hivunk. E. a het, az Ur-
vacsora osztasat megelozoleg.
februar 26-an kezdodik befeje-
| zodik a marcus 4-iki vasarnap-
pal. Vendeg-lelkeszul T. Marion
Sandort hivjuk meg New York
Dol. Egyhaztanacsunk szamit ra,
hogy gyiilekesetunk tagjai S eset-
leg a meg egyhazon kivil elo
reformatus testvereink is, min
den este meg fogjak tolteni tenn
plomunkat a b6jti heten.
Adomany boritekok. Vasarnap-
ra keszen lesznek szamozott
boritekok minden egyhaztagunk
reszere. Templomba jovet a be-
jaratnal mindenki atveheti bori-
tekjait. Az els6 kulon boritekba
Is centet kerunk mindenkitol, a
boritekok aranak fedezesere. Re-
melik, hogy ifjaink mindnya-
jan atveszik boritekjaikat ANIMAL
is inkabb, inert az utobbi ido-
ben iga zan dicseretes buzgosag-
gal gyakoroljak a templomozast.
Tisztujitas. Egyhazi betegse-
gelyzo egyletiink az elmult va
sarnap tartotta evi tisztujitasat.
Elnokke valasztatott B. Kerekes
Gyorgy lelkesz, alelnok Macy
Peter, jegyz6-titkar Varga Zsig-
1nond lett. Kozgyules felkerte
tavalyi beteglatogatokat, hogy
tbs zttiket ez evben is lassak ell.
Kedvezmenyes beallas. Beteg-
segelyzonk kedvezmenyes beal-
last hirdet marcus, aprilis es
majus honapokra, mely ido alatt
orvosi vizsgalat nelkil vesz a
gyiilekezethez tartozo tagokat As
ewes korig beallasi dij nelkul.
Havidij 50 cent, heti segely SIS.
Nehany vi tag mar a mostani
gyilesen bea11ott.
Gazdara var meg nehany ar
vahazi naptar a lelkeszi hivatal-
ban. Ara 50 cent.
Julianna- -Zsuzsanna vacsora.-
Februar ho 18-an, vasarnap este
egyhazunk Julianna es Zsuzsan-
ma newt tagjai adomanyaibol va
csorat keszit elo N6egyletiink a
sajat helyisegunkben. Ere va
csorara megszabott belepo dij
mem lesz. Szivesen latott vendeg
lesz azon minden megjeleno. Egy
par targyat maid XII is sorso-
lunk.
A lelkesz szeretettel kerr azo-
kat, akikhez szervezese soran
meg mem juthatott el, hogy akik
erdeklodnek Reformatus Egye-
suletbe valo belepes modozatai
fel6l, keressek fel 6t hivatalaban
barmelyik delel6tt vagy a vasar.
napi istentisztelet utan.
Havi szamadasunkat az elmult
szombat esti els6 gyulesen WIS
galta felll, talalta rendben es hi
telesitette az egyhaztanacs. Az
adatokat mindig gyiilest kove-
ito istentiszteleti hirdetesek So
ran kozoljik a gyulekezettel.
Egyhaztagsagi dij befizetesek
nyugtazasa hirdeto fabian ia
laihatO. ctta
N0egyletiink a januari vacsora
jovedelmeb6l megtette ez evi So
dollaros adomanyat az .egyhaz
javara. Ifjusagunk $5-os, egyhaz-
tanacsunk pedig fejenkint $l-os
hozzajarulassal tette koltsegmen-
tesse vacsorat. Koszonet a sep
adomanyert. .
A viszonyok javuloban van
max, vajjon javulni fog-e egyha-
zunk anyagi helyzete? T6led is
fugg, testveriink, XII sorokat OIL
vasod.
Evening star., 1934-02-02
SEES FAIR 1884 GRID
TEAM AT N. C. STATE
Anderson Promises Improvement
Each Succeeding Year-Reese
May Remain as Aide.
BY the Associated Press.

BY tNe ASSOCIATED Press.
DALEIGH. N. c., February q
N North Carolina State College is
going TO have fair team"
next Fall, Heartily w. Hunk Ander-
son. the new head coach. predicted at
a luncheon given here in his honor
by the Civic Clubs of Raleigh.
1T is bit early to make predic-
tions" Anderson said, but State
College is going to have fair team
next Fall and 1 promise that each
succeeding year as long as I am iden-
titled with the team it will be i'm
proved"
The new head coach said his style
Of directing a team seldom is used by
Southern colleges.
Il have found that the sacrifice
system of coaching to be most effec-
tive" he declared adding that he
thought it wise in many cases to sac
rifice one or two plays to deceive
opposing teams.
Five former foot ball coaches of the
Wolfpack were among those present.
They were Gus Tebell and Butch
Slaughter. now of Virginia; Frank
Reese, now acting director of athletics,
and Chick Doak, present base ball
coach at State.
1t has been reported that Reese will
be retained as backfield coach by
Anderson.
Evening star., 1934-02-02
Fights Last Night

By the Associated Press.
GALVESTON, TeX.-Ervin Berlier,
1873, New Orleans, outpointed Willard
Brown 14O Indianapolis 10D; Johnny
Lacille, 40, Omaha, Nebr., Outpointed
Charley Rogue, 140, Galveston (6).
DALLAS. -Ritchie Mack, 142, Dali
las. outpointed Cecilio LOyasada, l39,
Tampico, Mexico G0); Roy Calamira,
135, New orleans, outpointed Cullen
Williams, 1873, Denison, Tex. 1O).
CHICAGO. - Solly Dukelsky, 161
Chicago, outpointed Karl Ogren, 162,
Chicago QO); Mickey Miske, 1851 T.,
Saginaw. Mich. Outpointed Tommy
Habel. 154, Chicago 90; frankie Mira
bel, 1872, Chicago. knocked out Floyd
Embry, l2O, Chicago "a; Bobby
O'Dovn. 1882. Sioux City, outpointed
Lenny Cohen, 11412, Chicago 80.
MINNEAPOLIS. - Jackie Sharkey
100, Minneapolis, outpointed Wayne
Short, 1862, St. Paul 80; Shared
Kennard. l48 Fargo, outpointed Ed
Jack Libgott, 144 ST. Paul 90;
frankie Knauer, 1922, Eagle River
Wis, knocked out Caddy Casey. l38
st. Paul go; Lee Savoldi, 178, St
Paul, knocked out George Ecks, IT'S,
Minneapolis 80.
ROCHESTER. MINI. - Iowa Joe
Rivers. 141, Cedar Rapids. outpointed
Stanley Christie. 144. Fargo 80;
Frankie Freeman, l57, Minneapolis,
and Kid Ripley, 1888 Charles City,
Iowa, drew l6); Bob Haas, Isl, Good-
hue. Mimi, and Bennie Arnold, 149,
Rochester, drew (6D: Lefty Kern, l45,
Chisholm, MINI, stopped Judd john
son, 145. Rochester C2D Midget Dar-
nell, 102. Rochester, outpOintod Harold
Clark, 102 Milwaukee 90: Babe
Couohlan, 1873, Rochester, outpointed
Speed Ripley, l29l2, Charles City,
Iowa a..
TACOMA. Wash-Richie Fontaine,
124l2, Missoula, Mont. Outpointed
Eddie Guanco, 121, Seattle (4)-
SEATTLE.-Jimmy Ketchell, ia,
Seattle. outpointed Bud yelling, ll9,
Fargo, N. Oak. (6).
Evening star., 1934-02-02

The national crisis in France. in
Guiding the fall OF the cabinet. riot
ing and due!s, will be dramatized
during The March of Time" program
tonight at $3.50 over WJSV. The
sketches also will depict recent de-
velopments in Washington and Sta
Inns exposition of the Russian atti-
tude on Germany and Japan.
Secrets" originally produced in
Evening star., 1934-02-02
SKATING ACES BUSY
Clash in Western Indoor Title
Meet in Chica 90 Tomorrow

Clash in Western Indoor Title
Meet in Chicago Tomorrow.
CHICAGO, February 2 (P).-Amer-
ican and Canadian speed skating aces,
who have been as busy lately as Bill
Tildens touring tennis troupe, will
meet tomorrow night at the Chicago
Stadium in the Western indoor title
meet.
Eddie Schroeder of Chicago and
Jimmy Webster of st. Paul, holders
of the North American and national
championships. respectively. will re-
new their rivalry in the senior divi-
sion, and Kit Klein of Buffalo, North
American champion, and Dorothy
Franey of st. Paul. the United States
title holder, will clash again. Other
stars entered are Alex Hurd and
Frank Stack of Canada. Bill Marks
and Allen Potts. New York. and Eddie
Wedge of Detroit in the mems section
and Florence Hurd and Leila Brooks
Potter of Canada.
Evening star., 1934-02-02
DAMROSCH HEARD
BY SIX MILLIONS
Music Appreciation Hour
Is Carried to Nearly
$4,000 Schools.

~ Ado sets in most OF the
- $4,000 schools equipped with
II them are used each Friday
i morning to brirg the Music
Appreciation Hour concerts to
the class rooms. according to RECORDS
kept by the National Broadcasting Co.
Now in its sixth consecutive season.
the course in the understanding OF
good music supplied by DR.. Walter
Damrosch and a large symphony or
chestra is heard by 100000 children
in the public schools throughout the
country.
Repetition Is Asked.
Evidence continues to pile up to
show the value attached to the Music
Appreciation Hour by school officials
and parents who consider it an i'm
portant factor in the musical educa-
ton of American youth. Many schools
send copies of their curricula in which
the Friday morning broadcasts are
listed as part Of the music training.
The Board of Education in st. Louis
has officially commended the series
and praised its practical value.
A school in Cleveland, one of many
making the same request, asks if a
recent Damrosch broadcast can be re-
peated, as mechanical trouble pre-
vented its reception by the classes
and the students are anxious not to
miss any of the series. The director
of music in an Illinois city school
system writes that he considers the
Music Appreciation Hour brcadcastS
of such value that he is giving pupils
high school credits for participating
in the course.
Letters Received From Far.
Schools in a Montana city give ad-
ditional credits to pupils whose parents
listen to the broadcasts, this being,
so far as is known. the first practical
method by which the parents can &C
lively participate in the school work
of their children. Many music teach
ers have written that their pupils
listen to the weekly concerts to sup
plement their understanding Of the
great music they are studying. Local
radio stations in some communities
have provided receiving sets for class
rooms when lack of funds has pre-
vented the schools from buying them.
Letters from all over the world
show that interest in DR.. DamroSchs
graded courses in music appreciation
is widespread Since the Music Ap-
probation series began six years ago.
requests for student note books have
come from schools In Japan. China,
Brazil, San Domingo, South Africa,
France, Dutch West Indies. the Phil
Evening star., 1934-02-02

ippineS, Hawaii, as we'll as from Can
ada, Mexico and every State in the
Union A school official in far-of
Bagdad, Iraq, recently requested the
printed material.
MRS. FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT
III has accepted an invitation to
appear on the inaugural pro-
gram of a new musical series start
ing Oh N. B. c. February 81. She
will speak direct from the White
House.
The program will be symphonic in
character, devoted to the folk tunes
of the South. John Powell, noted
Virginia composer and pianist, will
direct the broadcasts.
A RTHUR GODFREY. WJSV Sun
"A Dial master of ceremonies. re-
turned today from New York,
where he appeared as guest an
nouncer on the Columbia network
program of The Merrymakers."
AJJOV Will Idke IIS HlICIOplOne HllO
w the subway connecting the Cap
itol with the Senate Office
Building Monday at l1:45 am. for
a special broadcast from the mono
rail cars in the tunnel. Bob Trout
will interview members of the Sem
ate during the ride from the office
building to the Capitol.
Y
4 FEATURE Of the Byrd broad
"A cast tomorrow at 10 pm. over
WJSV will be q special refer
ence to the oath anniversary of the
Boy Scouts of America Admiral
Byrd in the Antarctic and Paul ST.
pie, Scout member of his expedition,
will take part in the broadcast.
Evening star., 1934-02-02
CURTA|L TRAINING,
SLACKERS IN RING
Former N. B. A. Head 0pineS
There's Too Much Boxing,
Not Enough Fighting.
By EARL J. HlLLIGAN,
Associated PrcsG staff Writer.

n ETROIT, February q
The, fight game, says
- James M. (Bing go)
Brown, former president
Of the National Boxing Asso-
citation, lis on the skidS' and
the leather pushers themselves
are responsible.
Brown, dean of men at Michigan
State Normal College at Ypsilanti, in
in an interview today, emphatically
declared that too many hand picked
opponents and too much shadow box
ing in the gym instead OF road work
is keeping the sport from regalnlrg
its place in the sun.
Max Bae. could be the greatest
fighter in the heavyweight division if
he wanted to be-" said Brown, adding
that Dempsey was light the otneI
day when he said fighters don't train.
There's too much shadow boxing and
bag punching in the gym instead OF
road work A man in any sport is
Just as good as his legs
Evening star., 1934-02-02

London and later done as a picture
With Mary Pick1ord. will be the third
in Maude Adams series on WRC at
$50 The play covers the lifetime
OF a couple who elope at an early
and inexperienced age.
"One-Man Menagerie." a riotous
comedy. will be The First Nighter'
presentation on WRC at TO- Don
Ameche and June Meredith will have
the leading roles
Evening star., 1934-02-02
Pro Hockey
BY the Associated Press.
Last Nights Results.

BY the Associated Press.
Last Nights Results.
National League-Montreel Maroons,
3; Ottawa l. Toronto, 5; New York
Rangers, (tie). Chicago. 3; Mon
treal Canadiens, Ctie). Boston, 2;
Detroit, 2 (tie).
American League--Provi-
dence, 4; Boston, 2.
Tonight's Schedule.
National League-No games sched-
Nled.
International League - Detroit at
London.
Canadian-American League - New
Haven at Quebec.
American Association-St. Louis at
Kansas City, Tulsa at Oklahoma City.
Evening star., 1934-02-02
KELLSBORO JACK LOSER.

SANDOWN. England, February 2
.-Kellsboro Jack, owned by the
American sportswoman, Mrs F. Am
brose Clark, and winner of the Grand
National last Spring, was defeated
yesterday by three lengths in the
Mole Handicap chase over miles 4
furlongs. F. Furlong's Briscoe was
the winner.
Evening star., 1934-02-02

Excerpts from two operettaS will
be sung by Jessica Dragonette dur
ing her program with Rosario Bour-
don'S Orchestra on WRC from to G
'Marquita,' play by Ronald DaW =
son, will be presented by the Northern
Dramatic Co. over VOL at 7:30
Charles c. Gilman will play the
leading role, supported by Yvonne
Kushner. Robert Dorsey and Belle
ShapirO
Evening star., 1934-02-02
GOODWIN GOLF CHOICE
Looms as Winner of Tourney for
Club Champions.

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, February 2
P).-Tomny Goodwin, the par
adoxically youthful veteran from
Monroe, N. Y, was the odds-on
favorite of the gallery today as he
went into the semi final round of the
annual national championship of golf
club champions. against Howard Tryon
of Elmira, N. Y.
Goodwin took a long step forward
when he eliminated young Morton
Mccarthy of Norfolk, Va, in the
quarter final round.
In the lower bracket close match
was forecast as Billy Stark, University
of Florida entry, crossed poles with
Celeste Durand of Timberpoint, Long
Island.
Evening star., 1934-02-02
ROLLER TEAMS CLASH
Silver Spring Hockey Game Will
Climax Skating Card.

Another contest will be offered Capt.
tai roller-skating hockey fans Sunday
night with the Holbrook A c. and
Pirates, a pair of Baltimore's strongest
teams, battling at the Silver Spring
Armory rink in a game slated to get
under way at 9 o'clock.
The game is to serve as a climax
to the rink's week end program, which
includes a graceful couple contest at
10 O'Clock tonight and two l-mile
races. one for men and the other
for women, at $50 o'clock tomorrow
night.
Evening star., 1934-02-02
O. K. AGAIN. SAYS VERGE.

NEW YORK. February 2 CP).-
Along with word that he is completely
recovered from the operation for ap-
pendicitis that put him out of the
game late last season, Johnny Vergez.
third baseman of the New York
Giants. has sent his signed contract
from his home in Alameda, Calf.
Evening star., 1934-02-02
BOXERS TRAIN AGAIN
Rain Makes Rosenbloom, Knight
Wait Until Monday for Bout.

Wait Until Monday for Bout.
MIAMI, Fla, February P.-It was
back to the grind of training today
for Make Rosenbloom and the chal-
lerger, Joe Knight, with their cham
pionship scrap for the light-heavy-
weight title now scheduled for next
Monday night.
Intermittent showers that fell yes
terday caused Madison Square Garden
officials, promoters of the show. to
announce its postponement from last
night.
Both fighters plan daily workouts
until Sunday to keep in fighting trim
and maintain their weightage under
the 175-pound class limit.