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The Washington times., 1934-10-12

where from four to eight touch
downs on Stanford, and laugh
ing up their sleeveS-but loud
at their own astuteness.
This, however, did not worry
Mr.. Runyon for two reasons:
l. He had the promise of the
Columbia alumni on those two
touchdowns.
2. He had plenty Of that
moving picture money anyhow.
Neglect Touchdown
Possibly you will recall what
happened. What with some Of
the most unusual weather. any
native of that section had ever
seen, followed by a heavy dew
that lasted for approximately
a week, the Lions neglected to
deliver the second touchdown
as specified in the bond.
Any number of reasons have
since been advanced for this
lapse. But as one who watched
the game carefully I am in
clined to think that the boys
just forgot it. You can readily
realize, however, the position
in which it left the ex-young
of Manhattan, Kans. Columbia
still owes him one touchdown.
He was thoroughly peeved for
the moment and Immediately
wired his friend, Mr.. Marcus
Aurelius Kelly, not to show the
boys from Columbia any of that
w. K. California sunshine. Mr..
Kelly didn't.
But when he cooled out a
bit, Mr.. Runyon quickly
realized that the Columbians
were, after all, only boys and
that the second touchdown
probably just had slipped their
minds in the excitement of the
occasion.
The ultimate result was that
he graciously agreed to carry
the touchdown over to this win
ter and tack it on to this years
score. Which was a satisfactory
and pleasant solution of the
vexing problem, and made all
hands happy until the current
football season got under way.
But now Mr.. R is worried
again. He is worried for fear
all those California teams will
have eliminated themselves be.
fore the Lions get a chance to
repay him that misplaced touch
down, and there is no gain
saying that the outlook at this
time is dark.
The Washington times., 1934-10-12
IS, GAINS
.F|NALROUND
AGAIN
BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON

Miss Lily Harper, 18-year-old
Portsmouth (Va) star striving to
add the Middle Atlantic golf cham
The Washington times., 1934-10-12
Pickups and
Putouts
BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON

Gallaudet has adequate pro-
lection for every home game
in the person Of Capt. Dick
Mansfield. Billy Dettweiler's
parents forbid him to play
football. fearing an injury
might destroy his promising golf
career. local alumni of C. U.
and Holy Cross will see tOmOr-
rows football game between
these teams at Worcester, Mass,
among them being "Tubba"
Farrell and Mike DurSO. ma
tives of South Carolina, residing
here, are evincing considerable
interest in tonight'S Citadel-G.
w. game. .GeOrgetOwn'S new
Football Deap will be revealed
when the New York alumni fete
Rev. Vincent S. McDOnOugh, S.
J., tonight. such prominent
New York coaches as Lou Little,
Chich Meehan and Benny Fried
man will be present. Al Woods,
ex-Maryland halfback who
secuted Navy in the game with
Virginia, picks the Terrapins to
beat the MiddieS. Joe Nc
Garth, Yankee manager,
praised the manner in which
Mickey COchrane handled the
Tigers in the world series. =.
but many other critics claim
Cochrane hurt DetrOit'S chances
immeasurably by staying in the
game when suffering injuries.
The Washington times., 1934-10-12

NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-Some
football writer's are expressing
profound surprise over the de-
featS certain of those Cali
fornia football teams have been
absorbing this fall. But, my
dear Watson, there is no great
mystery attached to that. One
thing those California coaches
can't be accused of is lack Of
foresight.
They were smart enough to
realize from the beginning that
too many victories could have
only one result. It could only
mean that they would be tossed
to the Lions in Pasadena on
New Years Day next, and since
none Of their names is Daniel
they do not want any part
whatever of those Lions.
One would have to be more
hardhearted than I find it in
my heart to be, to blame them
for that, and yet it must. be OBJ
vious' that somebody has got
to look that Lion in the eye
when the time comes.
I am referring, naturally, to
the Lion of Columbia University
in the City of New York, a dan.
gerous and destructive beast
that any sane coach would
stay as far away from as pos
Sible.
Certain Elements
But there are certain ele.
ments in this situation of which
the California gentlemen may
be unaware, and so I am hasten
ing to apprise them Of the real
fact before it is too late.
A year ago when Mr.. Damon
Runyon and your correspondent
suggested that Columbia would
make an ideal opponent for the
Stanford Indians, champions Of
the Pacific Coast, the grateful
alumni Of the staid old urtver.
Sity on Morning Side Heights
offered us anything our little
hearts desired.
"Well," said Mr.. Runyon,
after some deliberatiOn, II will
take a victory by two touch.
downs"
"Done," agreed the grateful
alumni, ut is yours for the ask
ing"
So Mr.. Runyon went hither
and yon, chatting with this per.
son and that and drinking many
cups Of coffee, as is his wont!
And wherever he went some one,
in time, was sure to ask him:
"WhO do you like between Co.
lumbia and Stanford"
"Why," Mr.. Runyon would be-
ply:
II like Columbia by two touch
downs"
Almost invariable this would
lead to a small wager on the
outcome of the struggle with
Mr.. Runyon giving two touch
downs and buying one more
round of coffee.
At the same time out in Cali.
fornia the famous folks of
moviedom were giving anv.
The Washington times., 1934-10-12

However, her golflng sisters
know she is a match for any in
this area. Always playing a steady
game, Mrs. Clark is at her best on
the greens, where golf matches
are decided.
Bright Future Seen
Much has been predicted for
the youthful Miss Harper's future
and there appears little doubt
that she'll blossom into one of the
country's topnotchers within few
years. The frail Virginia girl Off
sets her lack in weight with skill.
Incidentally, Miss Harper was a
finalist in last years Middle At
lantic championship in Richmond,
yielding to Mrs. Jean Jones, of
Richmond. Mrs. Jones was unable
to defend her championship due
to illness.
Mrs. Clark Extended
In yesterdays semi-finals, Miss
Harper polished off Mrs. Betty
Palmer Meckley, Indian Spring, 6
and 4, rounding the turn in Al to
be 3 up. Mrs. Clark encountered
a closer struggle with Mrs. Roland
r. Mackenzie, Goa gressional
Country Club, finally emerging vic
tor by 2 and /. Mrs. Clark led most
of the way.
In the second flight final, Mrs.
Morris E. Irwin, Beaver Dam
Country Club, and one of the most
improved women golfers in the
District, was matching strokes
with Mrs. L. H. Hedrick, Army and
Navy Country Club.
The Washington times., 1934-10-12

BOOTERS START
Gettysburg College will be the
first opponents of Penn States
soccer team, the teams meeting to-
morrow.
The Washington times., 1934-10-12
MISS HARPER MEETS MRS. CLARK FOR TITLE
HOPES DIMMED

CLINTON, N. Y, Oct. 12.-Ham-
ilton College hopes for a success
full football season were dimmed
when it was learned Grier Hand,
flaShy left end, would be lost in
definitely because of a wrenched
leg suffered in the game with Buff
falo,
The Washington times., 1934-10-12
O'Neiu Says:

CONTINUED from 1st Sport Page)
baby who will bear watching. He
plays safety and is adept at catch
ing punts. They say he has some
thing of Albie Booths instructive
changes Of pace and can equally
well to left or right. On the
attack this boy is passer, and he
can shoot the ball with excep-
tional accuracy.
On Defense Play
Ferguson won his place at full
back as much on his defensive
ability as anything else. He tackles
hard and is not easily sucked out
Of position by feints.
The George Washington team
Is a League of Nations in itself.
There are 13 nations represented
on the squad, and the water boy
is a Hindoo. Sampath is his name.
He will wear a white turban to-
night in one-half and a blue tur-
ban in the other half. There's
luck in that change and in that
combination, he says.
The Washington times., 1934-10-12
C0RwM,S C01aSExrS
By BILL CORUM

By BILL COKUM
It's No Great Mystery tBut What of Poor Mr.. r?
Those CaIfOrnians Are Are They Without Pity?
Recalling That Lion They Can't Beat Us.
The Washington times., 1934-10-12

pionship to her
Virginia State
title, was facing
Mrs. David H.
clark, Army
and Navy Coun.
try Club, in the
final round over
the washington
Golf and Coun-
try Club course
today.
Mrs. c ! q r K 4,
our rn a m e Mt
medalist and a
former Virginia
State champion,
has not attained
much prom j.
n e n c e here
aboutS because
she dis d a i n s
t our n a m e Mt
compe tito n,
preferring pri-
vate matches at
her home club.
The Washington times., 1934-10-12
SOCCER ENTRIES CLOSE

Entries for the National Anna
teur Challenge Cup Of the United
States Football Association will
close Monday. Soccer teams here
desiring to enter may send their
blanks to the United States Foot
ball Association in New York.
The Washington times., 1934-10-12
RULES FOR THE CONTEST


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The Washington times., 1934-10-12
Nielsen, New Head
Of N. E. Boys Club
FIRST RACE
Gaw FnIv1nnna

Otto Nielsen, former Marquette
and George washington Univer-
sity athlete, is the new Physical
Department director of the North
east Boys Club.
Nielsen's first duties are with
the football team, which last year
won the 135-pound championship.
This season the gridders are in
the 150-pound division. Sunday
the st. Stephens are on schedule
at p. M, on the Gonzaga Field.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-08
A. DEMOKRATAK Macy CYOzELMET
ARATTAk A KEDDI VALASzTASoN
mesyehazan negy hvata yertek Is lehet hogy pro-
secutor Is Demokrata lesz. A nepnek tetszik New
Deal ezt bizonyitottak a szavazatok aradataval A
bevandorotak nagy tobb.ege teljesen atpartolt
Demokratakhoz Xix nyerok

Ami emberemlekezet ota mem
tortent meg Mahoning megye
torteneteben, ,i,egtortent kedden,
amikor is a Deniokrata part aka
dalyt nem ismerye, mint egy ha-
talmas gorgeteg diadalra vitte
jeloltjeit.
A megyeben az osszes Demo
krata allami jeloltek eliikon Da-
vey kormanyzo jelolttel gy6 tick
Az allamban azonban a legrtobbi
h;rek szerint Day, allampenz-
tarnok es Bricksf allalnngyesz
akik republikauasots saldszinidi.
leg nyerni fognak.
John G. Coopert, a l9-ik ke-
rilet veteran kepviselojet Was
hingtonban megvalasztotta,k Macy
kuzdelem utan a 11-k terminus
ra. A demokrata hullam meg
talan Coopert is elsodorta volna
ha erosebb clientele lett volna
mint Mr.. Miller.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-08
VERHOVAY 364

A Verhovay Segely Egy &
3o4-ik. amerikai osztalya fnul
csiitortokon tartotta rendes havi
gyiileset, amelyr6l a kovetkex0
angol jelentes szolgal tudomasul.
John Horvath secretary being
away on a vacation; Joe HOr
|vath, his brother was given per-
mission to take over the secret
arial duties until election On
John return.
Following new members re-
|ceived their policies: AnnA
Adams, Mary P. Lukovsky and
Isabelle Timar.
Our next meeting will 81 as
combination of business aM<
pleasure. A committee of ii -
arranged to have little paxky
for members and friends al6O
anyone interested in the elub.
Please come. Names Of eo6n1
mittee are; Prank chcrpo
Frank Horvath, Joe Hofyl q y
Frank Brogtey. Isabeise Eslslell
Isabelle Timar, Joe Horvath, On
ga Tothe. Jay Danko, Mrs. Hor-'
Ivath.
All members are asked to b6
at the meeting 7:l5 so that
business part will be over st
800 sharp.
Members please remember that
election Of officers will be held
dec. 6. 1884, at the w. S. Ma
tgyar Home in the Large Room
or Dance Hall.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-08
A HITKOZSEGI EGYHAzf'
NEPSZAMLALAST

vegzi most a plebanos a pie
bania teriileten. Minden egyes
hitko zsegi tagot. csaladot meg
latogat. Fogadja mindenki 6t
joindulattal es 6szinte szeretet-
tel, amidon elso, hivatalos la
togatasaval a hiveit megtiszteli
es felveszi azo!sat az adatokat,
amelyekre az egyhazi nepszam-I
lalasnal feltetleniil sziiksege van.
Mem penzt kollektalni megy,
azert ne feljen senkisem t6le.
A plebanos el6re is keri azokat
a csaladokat, akiknel senkit sem
talalna otthon, hogy sziveskedje-
mex maid plebaniai irodaba
bejonni es sziikseges adatokat
OFT beiratni, miutan sehova sem
mehet Ell masodszor is, ez evben,
miutan tel beallta el5tt BE sze@
retne fejezni eta cenzust.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-08
EZUST LAKODALOM.

Sep iinnepseg volt Szikora
Lajos es neje l74 N. Brockway
Ave. alatti otthonaban mutt
heten, amikor ez a deEsk hazas-
par megunnepelte aS25 ewes
eziist lakodalmat Magyarok
Nagyasszonya HitkozsEg terme-
ben. A vendegek fogadasaban
segedkeztek gyermekeik, ifj. Szi-
kora Lajos a j6 muzsikus es ze-
nekar vezet6, Sander es Margit.
A nagy vendegsereg soraban
OFT volt Baldwin megyei torveny-
szeki biro is nejevel. Az iinnep-
Is hazaspart rokonaik Is bara-
talk elhalmoztak mindenfele
szebbnel-szebb ajandekokkal. A
kitiin6 vacsora utan tAncra per-
dilt a tarsasag a Szikora zene-
kar hangjai mellett. Mi is gra-
tulalunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-08
A VERHOVAY 108. FIOK
GYtjLESE

A Verhovay Segely Egy1el
lOS-ik fiokja most vasarnap
azaz november lien tartia rem
des havi gyileset a reformatus
templomnal lev6 teremben a Ma
honing Avenuen.
Keretnek tagok. hogy teljes
szamban jelenjenek meg. mivel
fontos ugyek kerilnek targya-
lasra.
Beteg tagok: Szilagyi Mihaly,
5l2 Crescent Sa. Varga Sander,
Hubbard. O. I'd. Hajdu Jozsef,
1881 South Ave. Bertok Janos,
458 N. Brockway Ave.. jelenleg
a St. Elizabeth korhazban. Var
ga Janos, 1647 Midland Ave. -
Betegseg a titkarnal jelentend6.
Cine: 2ll Edward St. Telefon-
szam 1872.
Hoffer Andras, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-08
PRO HUNCARIA GYULES

A Pro Hungaria Magyar N6k
Vilagszovetsegenek youhgstowni
osztalya november l2-erI hetf6n
este 7 oral kezdettel terja rem
des havi gyileset a West Side
Magyar Otthonban. Ere gyii-
lesre szeretettel hivjuk es' ker-
jiik az ossztagsag teljes szamu
szives megjeleneset. Ezen gyiile-
sen beszamolunk evi munkalko-
dasunkrol Is egyben megvalaszt-
juk a tisztikart jov6 eyre.
Gyules utan lesz penny bingo-
gas Is egyeb sz6rakoztat6. Teat
es siitemenyt is felszolgalunk a
megjelent tagsagnak es vende-
geknek. Mines belepti dij es mem
kollektalunk. Felkeriink minden
magyar n6testvtrt, hogy csatla.
kozzanak hozzank. jojjenek ia.
bdrunkba minel nagyobb szam-
NAL. A viszontlatasra 1ovembe,
l2-en, hetf6n este 2 6rakor .
West Sidei Magyar Otthonban
csete Sindorne, titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-08

A megyehazan az vi eszten-
doben demokrata lesz a sheriff,
inert Ralph Elser nyert, W..
Engelhardt ellen es pedig mem
vartan konnyen. Reszunkrol
sajnaljuk, hogy Brogley Ferenc,
az els6 magyar deputy sheriff
.valos ziniiieg tavozik Engelhard-
tol es remeljiik, hogy helyebe,
Elser, aki megigerte az 6t ta1no-
cato demokrata magyaroknak,
hogy neki is lesz magyar deputy
ia, ezt az igeretet be is fogja val
tani.
Demokrata lesz a Recorder,
James M. Elliot, sebringi varosi
jegyz6 szemelyeben. A Recor-
der irodajaban sok leany dolgo-
ELK. Oda is kellene magyart el-
helyezni a demokrataknak.
Az Greg Amos Mellinger he
lyere a fatal demokrata Tony
Bees kerul, aki az el5valasztaso-
kon legy6zte Eber Ferencet.
Beesnek egyenes alkalinazasra
keves alkalma lesz, inert a mask
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-08
APRO HUNCARlA
MASzKA BALJA
Kitunoen sikerult vasarnap
este. A nagykozonseg jol
muIatott

A Pro Hungaria Magyar Nok
Observation-Disclosures Youngstown
osztalya november 4-en, vasar-
nap este tartotta nagy maszka-
baljat a, West Sidei Magyar Ott-
honban. A bal varakozason felil
,sitiinoen sikeriilt. Noltak szebb-
nel-szebb maszkak. Lattuk Muf-
fol Miskat, torok holgyet, ifju
hazasokat, fekete part, gyonyorii
francia parokat, az 6szt, hullo
falevelekkel, erdekes menyecske,
ket stb. Nagyon sok volna mind
felsorolni lit 6ket, de minden el-
kepzelhet6 jelmezes volt jelen.
meg az ordog is.
A zenet mindenki teljes meg
elegedesere Orosz Ferenc es ze.
nekara szolgaltatta. Volt hiisitG
es harapnivalo is. Mindenki ma.
gyon jol erezte magat. A balon
ertekes dijakat nyertek a masz.
kjuk altal: Deak Paine, Antal
Margitka, Farrellbol, Mornik VIII
torne. Nemeth Janosne, Bella
Imrene, Kisnyai Lajos, Antalocz
Ferencne. Petrocky Lajos.
Halas koszonetunket feiezziik
XII a szovetsegunk neveben .
helybeli es videki magyarsagnak
a szives megjelenesert, mcllye
balunkat oily szeppe Is sikeriilttt
|tettek. Egyben koszonetet mon.
dunk mindazoknak is, akik dol
goztak es barmivel az est sike
rehez hozzajarultak, .ti'~-,-
|! ----. - csete Sxndusne,
titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-08
A SIT. GY0RGY G. KATH.
SZOVETSEG GYtjLESE

A SIT. Gyorgy Cor. Kath. Szo-
vetseg l2-ik, SIT. Mihaly osz-
talya folyo no 1l-iken, vasarnap
tartja rendes havi gyileset a
szentmise utan a szokott helyen.
Keretnek a tagok, hogy minel
tobben jelenjenek meg a gylle-
sen, mivel fontos iigyek keriil-
mex targyalas ala. Ezen a gyii-
lesen lesz elhatarozva, hogy me-
lyik napon tartjuk meg tiszt-
visel6 valasztast, decemberi
gyiilesen, vagy pedig egy rendki-
Will gyilest hivunk-e ossze, ahol
a tisztviseloket megvalasztjuk az
l935-ik eyre?
Ertesitem mindazon tagtarsa-
kat, akik havidijaikkal harom
vagy negy h6napja hatra1ekban
vannak, rendezzek hatralekukat,
mivel a kozpont csakis olyan
tagtarsakert vallal fele16sseget,
xix tagdijaikat rendesen fizetik.
Beteg tag Kovacs Istvanne.
1fj. Kaczur Mihaly
titkar-jegyz6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-08
SIT. IMRE EGYLET
GYtjLEST TART

A New Brunswick SIT. Imre
Herceg Egylet o-ik osztalya e
ho 11-iken, azaz jov6 vasarnap
tartja rendes havi gyuleset del
utan 2 oral kezdettel a SIT. Ist-
van Otthonban, Wilson Ave.
Kerem t. tagtarsaimat, hogy
minel nagyobb szanmnal megje-
lenni sziveskedjenek. Az el-
multi ho folyaman az egyletnel
elhalt tag. Elhunyt tagtarsunk
utan jaro halaleseti kivetes ezen
gyiilesen esedekes.
Hauzer Fil0p, titkar.
us S. Forest Ave.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-08

We are also glad to hear that
there will be closer cooperation
between old St. Stephens parish
and the younger Our Lady Of
Hungary parish. Father Bro has
done excellent work for St.
Stephens and we feel that Rev.
Mundweil will do the same on
the West Side.
The Catholics should show
new life in our community.
It would be q nice thing to
hold a joint Catholic bsll or 4
pastoral play at Christmas with
both parishes sharing in the
work and sharing in the revenue.
Il is a palm worth considering.
We will help.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-08

mem kapnak Mahoning megyeben
800 szavazatot. Hiaba gyalaz-
tax, hiaba izgattak ellenunk.
hiaba kerestek fel magyar egy-
letek tisztviseloit, hogy t6luk
akar a legcsekelyebb adatokat
szerez zenek be ellenunk, hiaba
hazudtak es hiaba ferditettek el
vagy teljesen elhallgattak, hogy
tenyleg NIT is mondak az egy-
lett elnokok, meg sem sikerilt ne
xix a 8OO-as szavazatot elerni.
pedig meg hamisitassal is meg
vadoltak, amikor ait allitottuk,
hogy tobb mint 1000, allitolag
kommunista nevezeti kerveny
alairok kozul, szazakat felre We
zettek.
Negy ezer alairo es kevesebb
mint 300 szavazat. Ki hazudott
szajh6s urak? Hat tobb mint
5000, aki pedig mem arulta volna
-el, hogy kommunista. inert a sza-
vazas titkos, hol volt. Ki csapja
be szegeny munkas nepet. Mi,
akik mindig csak adunk es aldo-
zunk, vagy a clevelani al-radika-
lis munkas zsarolok?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-08

We are glad to note that
with the advent of a new priest
the West Side Hungarian Ca
tholic parish has taken a new
lease of life. We express the
hope that the more than zoo
Catholic families on the West
Side will rediscover their church,
will help to maintain it, will see
to it that it is SO supported that
in a few years it can build a
real church over the basement
which now serves as such.
Let us also hope that next year
the school may reopen.
The Rev. John Mundweil is a
young priest, full of ambition
and the will to work. He deserves
the cooperation of the people.
He is taking the members of his
parish into a partnership. If he
is willing to work the least the
people can do is to work with
him. We will gladly help all
we can.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-08
|MACYAROk SzkzAt
vOLTAK GYULESEN
A Demokrataknal vagy $50
en-, a Republic kanusokna!
40O-an Is a kozos gyIlesen
1OO-an voltak

Miota Youngstownban va
gvunk. meg mem lattunk soha
annyi magyart egy politikai gyu-
'esen, mint voltak multi szomba-
ton~a West Sidei Magyar Haz-
ban, ahol Brogley Ferenc ma
@var deputy sheriff rendezett a
Magyar Republicans. Klubbal
egyiitt egy kozos gyiilest sheriff
Engelhardt es republ;kanus je-
loltek reszere.
A Magyar Hazban meg mem
volt ilyen tomeg. Minden seek es
pad tele volt. Hozattak rs extra
szeket es az is keves volt. inert
vagy 1O0-an alltak ket es fel
oran at es hallgattak figyelem-
mel gyiiles szonokait.
A hallgatosag kozt voltak de-
mokratak is, akik eleg fugget-
lenek ahhoz, hogy a helyi jelol-
teknel ne tekintsenek partra es
hogy tamogassanak egy olyan
derek tisztviselot, mint Engel-
hardt.
A gyiilesen Nemenyi Miklos
elnokolt tavollev6 Pipoly Gyu-
la helyett. A szonokok kozt volt
N. Grosshandler, lapunk volt tu-
lajdonosa, Mt. Laky Zsigmond,
az Greg ref. egyhaz lelkesze,
Hajdu Janos iigyved es H. H.
Hull iigyved, valamint az osszes
megyei jeloltek. A gyules utan
a hallgat6sag BFogley vendege
volt es fiatalsag reggel negyig
tancolt.
A demokrata gyulesen, amely
multi csiitortokon szinten Ma
gyar Hazban volt, Matyasy Ist-
van magyar iigyved elnokolt,
Ezen gyiilesen is voltak vagy
15O-en, akik figyelelnmel hall
gattak a demokrata part szono-
kait es a jelolteket. Danish Jo-
zsef volt a part f6sz6noka.
A kozos gyulesen vasarnap
delutan a Magyar Hazban Brog-
ley Ferenc es Nemenyi Miklos
elnokoltek. Nemenyi teljesen
partatlanul bemutatta mindket
part megjelent jeloltjeit es szo-
nokait. Ezen a gyiilesen is meg
teltek szekek. Voltak vagy
szazan.
Resziinkr6l igazan orvendiink,
hogy magyar szarmazasu pol
garsag kezd erdekl6dni a politika
irant. Ez igen egeszseges jel.
Csak tartsak meg j6szokasukat a
jOvore is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-08
SPORT HIREK

A multi vasarnap Massilon,
Ohioban jatszottak magyar
fiuk, amely merk6zes 2-l arany-
ban a spanyol csapat javara d6it
el. A magyar fiukon ket heti
pihenes igen meglatszott IS egy
jatekos seriilese folytan nem ve-s
hetett reszt jatekban Is igy
eggyel kevesebben is voltak. A
jovo vasarnapi game-et az angel
lapok fogjak hozni.
A Sport Club november 181ail,
vasarnap este tartja tancmul ee
sagat a Magyar Hazban. Eld d
is kerjak ! magyarsag pArtfe = =
rat.
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