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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-28

Keresztsziilei hazafele menet meghany-
tak-vetettek az iteletet
Kiszabadu! Elobb vagy ut6bb bizto-
san! mondta a kovacs.
- Akkor 1egjobb lesz, ha Pannit mielobb
hozzaadjuk a szemleszhez szolt felesege.
Bo1ond az 1any, hogy AIT szep
gazdasagot. hazat elveti magatol Csunya
dolog is, mkor mink tartottuk keresztvizre
Tamast
- Keresztfiunk.. de Panni meg la
nyunk! Mem eroltethetjuk, mikor meg
Kurtosy haz tajekat is keriili, annyira nem
felejti el gyilkossagot.
Aztan nlaig Sc derilt XII inert tette,
XII tette?
= AIT mondom neked, ha XII is tisztazta
magat, megis Csapo a biinos. A Dinok lany
is eltiint S a csendorok hiaba kerestek.
= Csak ell ne jarjon sad senk elott,
inert bahia keveredhetsz. Arrol, amit az en-
Der mem tud bizonyitani, beszelni Sc szabad.
- Masok is ait mondjak, hogy Csapo
tette.
- Hiaba mondjak - ha egyszer nyo-
mozas nem talalt ellene bizonyitekot es
vizsgalati fogsagbof elbocsatottak, akkor 8,
feherre mosdott mint tavon uszkalo lud IS
senknek Sc szabad becsiileteben gazolni.
Aztan meg mem hianyzott gyilkossag utan
semmi. =. +. hat inert tette volna?
= Hallod en- amondo vagyok, hogy-
szegeny Panninak volt efdugott penze es q
tudott rola.
Egyszer Sc mondon1, hogy mem - de
mi mem avatkozhatunk csendorseg, meg al
brosag dolgaba, eleg nekrnk magunk
baja.
Pann muhe1y e1ott varta szu1eit
- Jaj, de sokaig vottak oda mar ugy
feltem magamban! - lelkendezett.
- sokaig tartott am targyalas, alig
gyoztuk kivarni az ite1etet - fele1te apja
=: Hany esztendot kapott? = kerdezte
Panni sapadtan, tagranyilt szemekket.
- Egyet Sc: fe1mentettek!
Panni gorcsosen belekapaszkodott anyja
karjaba.
: Jaj Istenem, hova legyek? Mar jon
is? En- nem akarom 1atni :. felek tofet
: Hat bujj be egy eger1yukba, ha meg
vagy sze1esedve - dormogte apja. Anyja
azonban megnyugtatoan 1apogatta hatat.
- Dehogy JON. most meg csak a
torvenyszek mentette fel, honapokig tart, mig
tab1a he1ybenhagyja az ite1etet, de lehet,
hogy meg Kurianak is 1esz be1eszolasa, ha
az ugyesz ugy kivanja. Mire 8 kszabadul,
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the hearse to the Pennsylvania sta
ton. The 1915 p. m train was
TO carry the body to Baltimore,
where AIcGraw first rose to fame
with the rough and-ready old ORR
oles. At Baltimore the casket will
be placed in vault in Bonnie Brae
cemetery to await burial
Honorary pallbearers at the serV-
ices included officials Of the Giants;
Colonel Jacob Rupert, owner of the
New York Yankees; John A. Heyd-
Ter, president of the National
League; frankie Frisch, manager of
the ST. Louis Cardinals. Bill Terry,
manager of the Giants; Powell CroS-
ley Jr., president Cincinnati Reds;
John A. Seys, vice president Chicago
Cubs; Sam Waters, secretary Pitts
burgh Pirates.
The stage and screen were repre-
sented by George NJ. Cohan, Wal
ter c. Kelly, Will Rogers, De Wolf
Hopper, John Mccormack, Frank
Crumit, Sam Harris and Charles
Dillingham;.
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POnZi Hits
Record Run
Philadelphia Continues in
Lead in Titular
Cue Match.

By United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 28.-Andrew
Ponzi of Philadelphia, the chaI-
lenger, held a commanding lead
over the defending champion, Irwin
Rudolph of Cleveland as they moved
into the last two blocks today in
their battle for the worlds pocket
billiard title.
Aided by new world record high
run Of 153 for challenge COMPETE
ton, which he clicked off yesterday
afternoon, Ponzi increased his lead
in last nights match to SOB to 322
in thirty-four innings unfinished.
Ponzi has won three of the four
blocks played thus far. He won the
fourth block last night by the score
Of 113 to "a.
Ponzi clinched the fourth block
with an unfinished run of twenty
seven, with which he will open play
today when he plays the fifth block.
Rudolph, the champion, seemed
unable to get started. He scored
total of twenty-four points.
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Butler to Play
Wabash Meters

The Missouri Valley crown safely
fitted to the Bulldog head for an
other year, Butler universitys bas-
keteers tonight will seek to take a
second cage victory this year over
Wabash college, in Charlottesville.
In their first meeting, the Blue
METERS rallied late in the game to
win by slim margin. Coach Tony
Hinkle is expected to use his regu-
lars tonight, with Bats and Reiss-
ner at forwards, Demmary at cen
ter, and Parrish and Baird at
guards.
Wabash officials today said they
expected an almost capacity crowd
at the tilt. The Little Giants line
up probably will be: Rovenstine
and Joyce, forwards; Berns, center,
and Bason and Crisler, guards.
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The widow. Mrs. Blanche Slndall
McGraw, attended by her sister,
Mrs Stephen Van Lii, and other
relatives, was in front on one side
of the main aisle. while the hon
orary paIlbearers were on the other.
As the ceremony proceeded,
Pietro Yon's cathedral choir sang
the requiem in Latin The Rev.
Vincent De Paul Mulry, from St.
GATHERINGS church in Pelham, the
McGraws' pastor. ofdciated.
Father Mulry was assisted by the
Ft. Rev. AIOnsignOr Michael j. La
velle, presiding in the sacristy; Rev.
John Nestor, deacon; Rev Robert
Woods, sUb-deacOn, and Rev. Les
ter Graham, master Of ceremonies.
Additional assistants were the AGO.
lytes and altar boys. The services
required an hour and a half.
The private funeral cortege of
hearse and four limousines left the
McGraw home in Pelham Manor
for the cathedral at 7:3O a m. 1t
was escorted to the New York city
line by Pelham Manor motorcycle
police. There it was met by an
automobile escort Of New York po-
lice.
The group with Mrs. McGraw in
cluded Mrs. Christy Mathewson,
widow of the Giants most famous
pitcher; Christy Mathewson Jr.; Mr.
Sindall and his son Howard; DR.
and Mrs. John S. Creger, lifelong
friends; Charles A. Stoneham, presi-
dent of the Giants, and Father
Broderick, one Of McGraw's boyhood
friends.
After the services at the cathe-
dral the small cortege accompanied
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your trouble, bless you; we have a tough
sectional, too. Perhaps that's gOinj
farther" if you like.
oh. no, we're not the "Kunnel," only
THE ADMIRAL. Newcastle, Ind.
HERE, Monsieur Voltaire, tel
IL The Old Professor: IT wholly
disapprove of what you say anc
will defend to the death
enough, monsieur. Backboard's sure
the prof understands. Here's how
THE Old Professor Picks His Team.
am the old professor. nv degree is
proof of that,
And my knowledge is still resting in
the place ] park my hat.
And though oft my road is stormy, l
have weathered care and strife
And disdainfuI of my troubles l still
love this baIIy life.
not of wealth and riches-poor
am in worldly good.
Yet 1 would not exchange places with
monarch if / could.
For a rambling old professor finds the
time to laugh and sing
Which is something quite unlikely if
1 were a troubled king.
My degree is not in science. not in
medicine, nor art,
Nor in any language am 1 brilliant, for
1 do not seek a part
But in SPORTS my sheepskin tells
you I am of the country's best,
And 1 know Ole Backboard's troubled
so I'll give him one days rest.
Many letters has the postman left be-
side my humble door,
ALI of them wanting my opinion
many asking even more.
And to set the lads and lassies now
and evermOre at ease
I'll give out the dope and henceforth
all this pickin' 'em can cease
Sixteen teams will soon be coming
I'll dismiss my classes, too.
And well all go out to see them at
the gOalhouse in Fairview
And I know we'll have a good time
and the teams will like it swell
When all Hoosierdom heaps praises,
and many wish you we'll"
l am not crystal gazer. nor a tea leaf
reader" man,
But the old prof picks the winner on
simply gorgeous plan.
am of a friendly nature, but my
sentiment soon goes
When 1 start my annual pickin'-foT 1
play 'em on the nose.
Here you are my lads and lassies-
here's the Old Professors team.
Now don't get at all excited, don't you
rant and rave and scream,
For the Old Professor studied hard-his
visage did distort
Before he chose Cliff Wells team, from
good old Logansport!
THE OLD PROFESSOR.
Word from the cold, cold north
side. Little Willie is-wel, read on
Dear Carlos-Am I squelched-or am !
squelched?
I'm not going to alibi Shortridge's de-
feat by Bloomington except to say that
they must have been on a vacation. In
my opinion it was one of the best things
that could happen. The Blue Devils were
beginning to get overconfident. Also, every
good team has to lose once in while, so
says Carlos Lane.
Well, it wasn't the sectional game, so
we didn't mind the defeat SO much.
LITTLE WILLIE OF S. H. S.
Once in while's okay-but max
ing habit of it isn't: Basketball
philosophy from Backboard's nimble
fingers. Both of EN-.
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THERE'S no squad working more
l. seriously in preparation for
the meet than Tim Campbell's-
and Blackboard S-Technical team.
The Green and White have taken
to heart the memory of last years
defeat by Shortridge in sectional
play, and they're getting a bit fed
up on promiscuous references to
tournament fade-outS.
Yesterday Tins lads snapped
through a long scrimmage with re-
serves and drilled at the free throw
line Today the eastsiders were
expected TO take things a little
easier, tapering off for their first
game with Washington tomorrow
night.
The Continentals will meet Tech
with Howard moving from forward
to center, replacing Hine, and Nc
Donald shifting to forward. At
least that was the situation as
Coach Jones drilled his men in the
west side gym yesterday.
MANUALS Redskins are intent
1V1 upon one thing - stopping
Schaefer and eluding Coins of
Southport. If the Redskins can
get past their second round with
the Cards they should reach the
finals without great trouble.
Coach Kenny Peterman's Short
ridge Blue Devils likewise have but
one aim in the tourney. That, of
course, is the Tech tilt in the semi
finals Saturday afternoon. And to
that end the Blue Devils have been
working with new offensive plays
and trying to build a defense that
will not only stop Johnny Town
send, but solve the puzzle of what
to do when Townsend is blocked
but the rest of the Tech team is
loose.
Little has been heard from the
Southport camp The Cards are
going along their practice routine
intent on getting through to the
finals without much reserve strength
wasted and throwing everything
they have into the battle against
we'll, Blackboard says Tech.
A DMIRATION from The Admi-
L n raj, chief henchman and loyal
defender of Kunnel Bob Stranahan,
who spends his winters Markin' En-
Up in the Newcastle Courier Times:
Mr.. Careless Lane, Far OFF the Back
board-We notice by your copy that by
comparative scores you chide the Kunnel-
Mr.. Stranahan to you-abOut Tech being
a One-pOint better team than Newcastle,
inasmuch as Tech defeated SheIbyville. 26
to II, while the mystery conquerors of
Tech could only muster a bare five-pOint
margin the same club.
Now this may mean nothing to you, but
Shelbyvile at ShelbyviIIe, while Tech
coaxed Macks boys into the East Side
backyard for the fourth quarter squeeze
And Shelbyville has lost single game at
the home town this year. Gwen if you
were good you wouldn't like that)
But all the same, you pick Tech and
we'll just be forced to pick the old nose
guess, and may Jim Durante be on our
side.
you've beat Tech, 90 to 20, and Town
send wasn't OUT either (unless he was out
on his feeD. But you'll have plenty Of
trouble getting all the way over to An
derson from and with Tech, and that's
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Six Signed in
Mat Tourney

Six wrestlers today were signed
for the round robin feature pro-
moter Jimmie McLemore has ar
ranged for his weekly mat presenta-
ton in TOmlinson hall Friday night
Two more were to be carded to COM
plete the bill, on which there will be
seven bouts.
Newcomers to the list were Ray
/ (Tuffy) Meyers, the arch villain of
the south, and Al Mckee, a new
man in the local mat ring. Previous
ly signed were: Tommy TaSsos, Duke
IRuppenthal, Young Jack Sherry and
Harry Burris.
Mckee is known throughout the
south as a rough and ready CRAP
pier. The remainder are familiar to
local fans.
Pairings in the tourney will be
decided by fans at the ringside.
They will draw the names from a
hat to match up the lads in the
first round, and again will select the
Semi-finaliStS by lot.
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OH THE b. * 5kF R9A ~ 2

T EST We forget The I. H. S. A. A.
l. Journeys aren't the only cage
festivals worth looking over How
about this national Catholic prep
meet, with Cathedral defending its
United States title?
Dear Backboard-As a fellow Cathe-
dralite said, the Irish have fight They
also have real school spirit among the
students. Almost 200 boosters Travelled
to Chicago last March to watch Cathedral
win their first national Catholic title.
Next month 300 pairs of Hoosier lungs
are going to shake ne walls of Loyoia
gym as Cathedral defends that crown
l took a crack at picking a big ten,
and here is what got: Logansport, Tech.
Rushville, Brazil, Jacksonville, Hartford
City. Shortridge. jeff of Lafayette, Frank
lin and Jasper.
CATHEDRAL MAC
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SAVOY NEGRO QUINTET
TO TACKLE KAUTSKYS

The Big Savoy Five of Chicago,
all-star Negro basketball profess
SIGNALS, will battle the Kautskys at
the local armory Sunday afternoon
at 2:45. Starting time was moved
up fifteen minutes at the request of
the visitors.
Jack Mann, former Muncie high
school ace, will perform with the
Savoy team. Hilton Slocum and
Harold Mayer, other Savoy stars,
formerly played with the Renais-
sance Negro quintet of New York,
worlds Negro champions.
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HORNBOSTEL SECOND
In A. A. u. FAN VOTE
By Omitted Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 28.-Glenn
Cunningham, Kansas university
distance runner, has been voted the
most outstanding athlete of the
National A. A. U. indoor track and
field championships held last Satur-
day night at Madison Square
Garden.
Tabulation of votes cast by spec
tators attending the games showed
Cunningham had $3.50 points.
Charles HornbosteI of Indiana
university was second with 1920.
Hornbostel, Indiana middle distance
star, was voted the most outStand-
ing athlete in the Millrose games,
held recently at Madison Square
Garden.
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McGraW Laid to Rest
With Cathedral Rites
Five Thousand in ST. Patrick'S Hear Requiem Mass fol
Greatest Manager Baseball Has Known;
Burial in Baltimore
BY JACK CUDDY
United Press STAFF Correspondent

NEW YORK Feb 28Relatives and friends John j.
gathered Gothic
ora final tribute baseballs greatest
persons
Henry
all his thirty the
The central professional
splendid
during services candles Pickering
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ANR0UNS MENTS
/ Death Notices

FRED B.-2iO7 S. Emerson
ave, age g. beloved husband Of Julia
at the home OF his wife's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. o. E. Zander. lOlt S Dawson
st. Wednesday. Feb. % He is also
survived by four sons, Robert. Arthur.
Jack and Dwight his father Charles.
one brother Harry j. and his foster
parents Mr. and Mrs william Ash
niger. Services will be held az Mr
Zander'S residence. Friday, March 2 .
O. m Friends invited =
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BIT cruise through indianapolis and Marion county high school
highest Of the basketball
athletes will annual sectional
tourney beginning night in Tech
of the
showing the indianapolis sectional the little fellows
they doped the
finals And for change Of the big timers working with an
week
ic
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS


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!. Legal Auctions and Sales

FORD-le27 model sedan. Motor No
l4e72707 will be sold on Wednesday
March II, 1884, for storage and repair
PALMER GARAGE.
Rear 1877 S. Talbot 81.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
1 Death Notices

STEWART. HAROLD-Beloved husband OF
Minnie. father OF Betty Lou. and Bar
bara Jane. stepfather Of Velma and
Roscoe johnson. son Of Mrs Viola witt.
passed away Tuesday evening. Services
! . n Friends invited Burial OAK
landon. Friends may call at the resi-
....- .....
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WEST SIDE FROSH WIN

Washington high school. freshmen
cagers were victorious yesterday
over Broad Ripple Rhinies, 10 to II
in the Broad Ripple gym.
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LEGAL NOTICE

~ " Nun II MA CONCEtN-
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing Certificates Of Indebtedness of the
City Of Indianapolis issued in payment OF
the city's portion Of the cost. Of street m
provement pursuant 70 resolution Of the
with interest on March !. 1884. and unless
the same are presented for payment AZ the
CITY Controllers Office, at the CITY Hall,
on or before March l. 1894. 70 interest
will accree or be paid thereafter on said
CERTIFICATES Of indebtedness
Certificates Of Indebtedness Nos. 453
ASS 457. 4sl. 472. ara. 476. 479. 48l. 487.
48e 49i. 499 500 and SOC.
Maturity Gate December 81, 1888
EVANS WOOLLEN JR.
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THE only veteran of the unde-
l. feated 1928 Earlham quin-
tet, Frank Shamel, a forward,
leading them, the Earlham Quak-
ers will conclude their current
hardwood campaign against De-
Paw, in Greencastle tonight. The
Quakers have won thirty-six of
their last forty-two tits.
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UNDERSIGNED will sell at Public Auction
Thursday. March 22nd 1884 al 10 A. NJ
Restaurant Fixtures stored in the name
of Anna Thomas for storage drayage
etc CHAS. FRAUL "a s Cruise
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Il t11Gf1 w ~ ONDMuM1SO1ON
OF INDIANA,
JAMES d ADAMS Chairr1n N
JhN1LO q. ADANp, OUdII III
STATE nE ININI AMA

DEPARTMENT OF STATE
FRANK MAYR. JR.. Secretary of State
To. All to Whom These Presents Shall
I. Frank MayT. Jr.. Secretary of State
Of the State Of Indiana. hereby certify
this day filed in the office of the Secre-
tary of State Of Indiana, the. properly
and papers required by section one of
an Act entitled IAN ACT PRESCRIBING
THE METHOD AND PROCEDURE FOR
THE VOLUNTARY DISSOLUTION OF
PRIVATE CORPORATIONS AND VOLUN-
TARY ASSOCIATIONS AND DECLARING
AN EMERGENCY, approved March 14th,
1913.
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as aforesaid. show that said company and
the officers thereof have complied with the
provisions of said section one and that
said corporation is now in process of
dissolution.
In Witness Whereof I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal of the
State Of Indiana at the City of Indian
apolis. this 9th day of February A. D.,
1884
[SEAL1 FRANK MAYR. JR
Secretary of State
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NOTICE no .TAXPAYERS

4O4AO6 ~ mar n Emo
Notice is hereby given to taxpayers of
the City of Indianapolis that the Common
Council of the City of Indianapolis now
has pending before it Appropriation Ordi-
nance No. 9, 1884 appropriating the sum
of S29,734.13 from General Fund of the
Recreation Department for the year 1898
to the General Fund of the Department
OF Public Parks.
The above described ordinance is due
to come up for passage at the next regular
meeting OF the Council to be held on
the 5th day of March. 1884. at 7:30
p. m.
After said appropriation has been de
termined any ten or more taxpayers
to the State Board Of Tax Commissioners
for further and final action thereon by
filing Of petition therefore with the
Marion County Auditor not later than ten
days after said additional appropriation
has been made by the said Common
Council and the State Board Of Tax Com
missioners will fix date for hearing in
this County.
Witness my hand and the seal of the
City Of Indianapolis, this goth day Of
February 1884.
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