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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-12-06
Macy
ERDEKL0DESSEL VARJAK

minden oldalon az akroni sza-
vazast, amelyet e het vegere til
zott Xxi a labor board.
A Goodyear es a Firestone
gyarak munkasainak kell az A.
F. L. vagy kompania juni ko-
zott valasztani es mem. tudja
senki, hogyy2mi lesz az cred
,meny. "v"'-, ;'rafs~r
Ketsegtelen, hogy sokan fel-
mex a tarsasagoktol - bar a
, szavazas vezeteserol gondosko-
dix labor board - de ketseg-
|'telen az is 'hogy munkassag
er6sen es jogosan .elhidegiilt az
A. F. L.-tol is, .amelyr6l az a We
.lemenye,i :; ihogy y. munkss-oli-
garchak tabora. :ss
Mig azonban ICY haboznak a
gummi munkasok, m addig leg
alabb a valasztasok elrendeleset
szeretnek mar efsrrii az acelrnun-
kasok.
A Carnegie gyarakrol AIT hi
SILK, hogy OFT az Amalgamated
tobbseget kaphatna, de a kulon-
! ,oz6 'boardok utvesztojeben a~ne-
hez ipar munkasainak az iigye
szemmel lathat6lag eltevedt.
Sokan ait gyanitjak, hogy az
Amalgamated Greg es reakcios
vezetosege sem siirgeti nagyon a
valasztasokat, inert attol felnek,
hogy eros kisebbsegben marad-
max.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-12-06
AZ ACELIPAR
|ECYEBKENT

| most fontosabb kerdessel van
elfoglalva, mint: a. munkas-ker-
les; inert be1s5 harcok dulnak az
iparban.
! A Mahoning Valley acel-erde-
keaAskge Rooseyelt elnokhoz jut-
tatia azokat anterxeket q napok,
bah, amelyek aYegre biztositanak
a ,yiki szallitast, Youngs,townnak.
Ez munka harrnincot millio-
bal kerilne s ha "a csatornat meg-
csinalnak, 'akkor a Mahoning
Valley, nehezc.ipar ajabb virag-
z3ynak ind,rina, inert minden ton
sz3net hetven centtel olcsobban
tadna wien negkapni.
Termeszetes, hogy nehez
ipar t6bbi erdekeltsegei er6sen
kuzdenek ez ellen .r6gi terv el-
len $ a vasutak er5sen ,partoljak
ezt kuzdelmet, inert ha Young
stown a .kanalist megkapia. az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-12-06
Az UZLET HIREI

kedvez6ek multi hetr6l. Igaz,
hogy eddig inkabb a t6kenek
kedveznek, de ugy latszik, hogy
,el6bb-urobb munkss is megerzi
a javulast. .
No1enbe, ben nagy reszyeny
tarsasas,,ok szokasos rendes
osztalel;on XVIII negyvenhet mil
lio dollar extra osztalekot,. is fl
zettek.
Neme1yik tarsasagnak EFT mem
engedte meg a jovedelme, ha-
nem mindket osztalekot tarta-
lekbol fizettek, de tettek' EFT abb
ban tudatban, hogy a ,viszo-
inyok a1lando valtozasa foiytan
tobbe a Macy keszpenz tartalekra
nincs szikseg. :
Ma mar elismerik tokesek Is
Ia t6kes ujsagok, hogy a viszo-
'nyok fundamentalisan javu1nak
S egesz mas notat fujnak, mint
ezel6tt hat hettel.
A javulas ugyan meg rnindig
lassu: folyamat. de mihdeniitt
el6kesziileteket csinalnaR egy
sokkal jobb eyre. 44s-
Egyel6re .fogyaszt6k 1egin-
kabb ere remenysegre koftik a
|penzt; inert department iizle-
tex es kiskeresked6k emelked6
forgalmat mutatnak. dacara a
kedvezotlen meleg idonek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-12-06
MEM ILYEN
|SZERENCSES

a tokes osztaly a munkas-
iigyekben, 'dacara annak, hogy
bizonyos elmergesedett kerde-
sekben vegleges dontest mem
tudtak meg kapni a munkasok.
Amig a Weir fele National
Steel Corporation ugye ma is a
kiilonboz5 boardok es birosagok
kozt jarja a "run-around"-o "-ot $
amig a hirhedt Houde iigy szin-
ten hosszu id6 ota, varja a tar
gvalast, Black new york; SUI
preme COURT biro szenzacios
dontest hozott a munkasok ja-
vara.
Megallapitotta, hogy az NRA
|7-ik paragrafusa mem zarja XII a
"closed shop"-ot, ahogy at pei
daul a nehez ipar allitja es
amennyiben .ez az igy felerkezik
Supreme Courthoz Is oft is ugv
itelnek, nagyt6ke allaspohtja
sulyosan meg lesz lazitva. -
Az egyes labor boardok is al
talaban liberals donteseket hoz-
max az efejuk kerul6. kevesbe
fontos iigyekben IS at lehet
mondani, hogy nunkasvitak
fhetven szazalekaban igazsagot
kapnak -murkasok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-12-06
A MUNKAS-FRONTON.,

csak ket lenyeges hir van a
mutt hetr6l. A selyem-fest6 mum
[kasok e heten visszamentek a
munkaba osszes kivansagaikat
"a closed shop kivetelevel -
megkaptak.
Los Angeles villanyos vasuti
munkasainak a sztrajkjarol be-
szamolnak a napilapok, ANIMAL ma
gyobb vagy ahhoz hasonlo tobb
sztrajk je1enleg nincs az orszag-
ban.
A kisebb sztrajkok koziil er-
dekes, inert egy vi frontot olel
fel a milwaukee, department
iizletek Is a newark ujsagirok
sztrajkja. Mindkett6t e1hallgat-
ljak, SGT agyonhallgatjak az nj.
I sagok, inert az ujsagiro sztrajk,
ro1 nem akarjak a kozonsege1
tudatni inert department liz
letek 1egnagyobb hirdetoi la
|poknak.
A milwaukee, sztrajk kimene.
tele eros befo1yassal lesz arrs
nezve. hogy kereskedelmi aka
mazottakat es az iizleti kiszolga
lokat tudjak-e maid eredmenye
sen szervezni az egesz orszag
ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-12-06

guknak kornanyzasi progra-
mot.
Az allami bizotsag elnoke azon
ban kijelentette, hogy a pro-
gram mar kkszen van, inert ra-
gaszkodni kell mi11denben a va
lasztas ..e16tti platformhoz, ame1y
ct millio pe1danyban XII lett
nyomtatva es amelyet a polgar-
sag nfegtartott maganak.
Minthogy - mondta bizott-
sag feje valasztas elott
egyetlen jeIolt sem mondta XII,
hogy az 8 programs elter a
part platformjatdl, az kotelez6
minden megvalasztott emberre
es demokrata part felel6s erte,
hogy platform pontjait egyt6l-
egyig torvenybe iktassak.
Ha ezt az igeretet bevaltjak,
akkor min'den esetre tortenelmet
csinalnak az orszagban, inert
idaig az volt szokas, hogy a
valasztasok utan a platform f6bb
pontjait ell szoktak felejteni a
hivatalba jutott politikusok.
Minthogy a pennsylvania de-
mokrata partnak nagyon erdekes
Is nagyon liberals a platform
ia minthogy annak megvalosi-
tasat meg ma is hatarozottan
igerik, e lap egy kozeli szamaban
kulon fogunk reszletesebben fog
lalkozni a dologgal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-12-06
A FARREJ.I.I ECYLET
EVI GYUI.ESE

A Farrelli E1s6 Magyar Be-
tegsegelyz6 Egylet felhivja a
tagsag figyelmet, hogy az evi
gyuleset december december 16-
an Wallis Ave-n lev6 Polish
Hallban fogja megtartani. Ker-
jiik a tagsagot, hogy szivesked-
jenek ezen gyii1esen megjelen-
nj es ha csak lehet, akik hatra-
1ekban vannak havidijukkal, ait
az evi gyilesen rendezzek.
A gyiiles utan az egylet egy
disznotoros vacsorat ad tagjai-
max. Minden tag magaval hoz-
hatja csaladjat. A vacsora este 7
orakor Ike zdodik. A vacsora al
kalmaval elsorangu zenekar fog
ia a sep magyar hallgatokat
jatszani4 Remeljuk, hogy minden
tag meg fog ezen a vacsoran je-
lenni es a legjobb barati szere-
tettel fog mulatni.
Ezennel felllivjuk Farrelli
Els6 Magyar Betegsegelyz6 Egy-
let trustee-iei figye1met, hogy a
trustee gyules. mely december
els6 szombatjan mem lett meg
tartva, most szombaton, decem-
Der 8-an este 7 orakor lesz a
rendes gyiilesteremben. Kerjiik,
hogy sziveskedjenek ezen, a gyii-
lessen okvetlen. 1pegjelenni.
A Farrel1i ESQ Magyar Be
tegsegslyz6 Egylet neveben. .5.
Wasali Gyula iegvz0.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-12-06
MAGYAR PtJNK0ZSDI
GYULEKEZET HIREI
k6zli BENEDEk JOSEF
GyGlekezet pSsztora
T.
lakSs. 2o1o Arao Ave
Temp'om: SaItspring Sc vestai Roae


December 9-en vasarnap DEL
utan 2 ora 80 perc kezdettel Bib
l'ai keresztseg lesz gyiilekeze-
tunkben, amelyet a Christian
Assembly Church 900 Fairgreen
Ave.-i helyisegeben vegzunk.
Amely alkalomra mindenkit
szeretettel meghivunk reszve-
telre. lesznek vendegszonokok.
zene. es enekkarunk is kozrefog-
max miikodni listen dics6segere.
A hely konnyen feltalalhato !:
'Vegye a North Avei auto Buss-t
,vagy West Lake Crossingtol
a Covington Streeten menjen
Fairgreen St.-ig.
Vasarnapi Istentiszteleteink, a
szokott helyen es id6ben azert
megtartatnak, azaz nem szenved
mex valtozast.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-12-06

Feler egy hazai latogatassaE.
ha ezt kepet megnezi. Ma
gyar ember ne is mulaszr
sza ell eljOnni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-12-06
(Folytatas q Ak oldalrol.l

AOly ldSdS q T-k OluAlICpl
son partokkal egyiitt meg kelle-
ne az orszagos munkaspartot csi-
nalni, inert. szocia}sta femjelzes
mdllett soha eBben :az orszagban
talajt mem nyernek.
" A kommiunistak termeszetesen
a legjobban szeretnek. ha sike-
riilne. a szocialistak kozt rob-
bantas Is tasan cz 'lenne sieg-
egeszsegesebb he1yzet jelen1eg.
Egy munkaspartra sziikseg
van, inert a republicans Is de-
mokrata partok egyike sem ada
meg liberals elemeknek ait a
lehet6seget, amelyre szukseguk
1enne, ha a. liberals programot
igazan szorgalmazni akarnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-12-06
ECY EYES A T0RVENYES

ital az orszagban es altalaban
meg lehet allapitani, hogy a pro-
hibicio megsziintetesehez fiizott
remenyek mem valtak be ege-
szen.
A szabad ital kovetkezteben a
reszegseg szama emelkedett, a
init er6sen meg 1ehet az egyre
!eme1ked6 balesetek szamab6l
itelni.
Akik a prohibico megsziintete-
set6l a prosperitast vartak es
igertek. azok ma mar tudjak, =
ha ugyan akkor mem tudtak -
hogy bolonditas volt ez a re-
menyseg.
S vegiil szovetseg bevetele
sem lett annyi,, amennyit var
tax, ahogy a obootleggereket .es
gonosztev6ket, sem sikerilt XII
irtari az orszagbol.,
Va16szinu, hogy ezeknek az
|ercdmenyeknek a tudataban a
tulsagos magas szovetsegi ado
kat es allami adokat leszallitjak,
az itai j6val olcsobh lesz ezal-
tai nemcsak eme1kedni fog. a $50
vetseg jovedelme, hanem a boot
logger, ipar is megsziinik. Boot
leggerek is azsrt lehetnek, az
adobeyetelben is azert csal6dtak,
inert .draga torvenyes ital mel
lett tovabb folvik a csempeszes.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-12-06

acel tonnajat harom dollarral OIL
'csobban tudja lokni a piacra S a
vasutak sok szallitastol elesnek.
A. valoszinuseg az, hogy a Ma
.honing volgy regi kivansagat tel
jesitik IS jov6 evi koltsegvetes
kereteiben az epitesre sziikseges
osszeget megkapjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-12-06
III p Il / = n T. M J. E]

Szerencsere kozben a kormany
tucatmilliokat, SGT szazrnilliokat
koft ilyen intezkedesekre Is AIT
,isszacsinalni nem tidj}k, Is: pem
|fogjak. .>, ),
:. AfNillanytruszt ennel, a kerdes-
mel ,kozyetlen van, .erintye <; az
vezeti a 'harcot kormany tervei
ellen 'leger6sebben. "
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-12-06
MAGYAROK NAPTARA

1J1 ~ E.
Ebben rovatban dijtala-
'nul .kozoljuk am egyha-
zak.. egyletek, ", 1gy intez-
menyek mulatsagait, 0ssze-
joveteleit, stb., amelyeknek
az Amerikai Magyar >fIirlap
a hivatalos fapja Is amelyek
smulatsagaikat hirdetik la
spunkban Is nyomtatvxnyai-
kat nalunk szerzik be.
=, i.-. :. .'..c
December 49, IL, IS u loan,
a .Magyarok :Nagyasszonya rom.
kath. hitkozseg" j." nagybazarja. a
templom melletti iskolaban. j
December 261an ! a Campbell
kultur Kor karacsonyi balja a
Roman Hallban.. 4taA'i =
= December ho z3-an, ieste 8 oral
kezdettel Scent Istvan Egyhaz
karacsonyi szinieloadasa, az egy-
haz javara, a South High School
auditoriumaban a Market St.-en.
December ho 30-an Fugget-
len Magyar Reformatus fIjusag
nagy balja a West Sidei Magyar
Otthonban.
December 31-en Szilveszteri
tancestely Magyar Haz javara
West Sideon.
Januar 13-an, vasarnap a West
Sidei Magyar Sport Club balja
a Magyar Otthonban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-12-06
ERDEKES
ES lCAZAN VI

politikai tiinemenynek voltak
Pennsylvania szavazoi tanui a
multi heten.
Az allamsu demokrata bizott-
saga es megvalasztott allami
tisztviselok ertekezletet tartot-
tax. hogv elGre megcsinaliak ma
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1934-07-13
Levy and Budget of Worcester County Maryland
For The Year 1884

ORDERED County Commissioners of Worcester
County, the State Maryland the fifth of june 1884, that
the following be allowed and included the Levy of Nineteen
Hundred and Thirty and it is further
ORDERED that hereby levied all sessable
Nineteen Hundred and
95 each hundred dollars subject taxation
each hundred dollars
subject making total
SLY each 500 subject taxation reduction of 53
1892
ELLIOTT w. MARSHALL, Prest
L. MASON
THOMAS Y. FRANKLIN,
County Commissioners.
ROGER w. LANDLORD,
LENA RIGGIN Clerk to Board
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-09
Tiger Batsman
Leads All Rivals
Hosts Average ~ Percentage
Points During Week; HENS
Icy Loses Ground

New York. June 9.-(P)-Charley
Gehringer, the Detroit Tigers effec-
tive walloper, put all major league
batting rivals In the shade during the
past week.
Eighth In the American League a
week ago, Gehringer cut loose with
10 hits in rs trips to the plate and
hoisted his average from 1851 to 400
after Fridays game to take the major
league lead. While he was perform
ing this feat, Rollie Hemsley of st.
Louis, leader a week ago, connected
safely only four times in % attempts
and lost 40 points.
Heinie Manush Of Washington. who
has more hits than any other player,
n. retained second place in the Amer
lean League although his mark
dropped seven points.
The National League race under
went almost as big a change, winding
up with Sam Leslie of Brooklyn and
Joe Medwick of st. Louis virtually
deadlocked for the lead. After Fri
days contests Leslie led by fraction
Of percentage point, 1851 to .3645.
The way was paved for this duel
when Harvey Hendrick Of Philadel-
phia lost his status as a regular and
his place at the head of the parade at
the same time. Bill Terry Of the
Giants made the biggest gain among
the leaders. boosting his mark l6
points to 1858, taking fourth place.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-09
MORRIS SCHEDULED
TOSTART IN mound
FOR LOCAL OUTFIT
Capital City Club Will Seek to
Avenqe 81 Loss Suffered
Memorial Day
JImMlES BEATEN TWICE
oberholzer Will Hold Down
Third Sack for the Stuts-
man County Nine

The greatest drawing card of the
playing season for avid Bismarck
baseball fans will be called Sunday
afternoon in the improved baseball
park when the Capital City club
angles with Jamestown in the second
of the inter-city series.
The game Is scheduled to start at 3
p. m. sharp.
The Capital City-Jimmie baseball
feud started early in the playing sea-
son last year and was carried on IN
extra-inning and tie contests through
most Of the summer. The locals OBJ
tanned a good margin in 1888 winning
the last three games in a row.
But Bismarck sluggers have a score
to settle-a singing thinning defeat
suffered at the hands of the Jimmies
on Memorial Day. This year the Cap
ital Citians have lost only four
games in 10 starts and with Barney
Morris, new speedball artist, scheduled
to get the call in the mound, Bis
marck is set to even the count.
Lost Two Games
jamestown comes here with for
midable record. Only twice have they
been beaten this year-once by the
White House Of David and once by
Valley City, team they had dropped
twice before the Memorial Day tussle.
Opposing Morris in the mound will
be either Lefty Brown, Negro south
paw, or Radcliff, the finger who re-
ceived credit for JamestoWn's initial
victory.
Besides their array Of stars, the
Jimmies have new man in their
lineup In the person of Dan Oberhol-
Ger, lately Of the Minneapolis Of the
American Association. Oberholzer
viii hold down the third sack and
from what Bismarck fans know of
his playing ability there is little doubt
but what he will add much to the
strength Of the opposition.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-09
6aer Examined by Three Ply
sicians; Garden Promoters
Smiling Again

New York, June 9. m - Primo
Cameras Is round heavyweight
championship defense against Max
Baer was back to the tracks Saturday
after . one-day derailment: tho
fighters returned to work; Jimmy
Johnston and his Madison Square
Garden conferees were smiling again.
Examined by three physicians Fri
day after his apparent condition had
been the subject Of widespread adj
verse criticism, Baer was pronounced
fit to challenge big Primo for the title
In the Gardens Long Island bowl
next Thursday night.
Jack Dempsey's declaration on
Wednesday that Baer had failed to
round into satisfactory condition and
his tntimation that . weeks postpone.
ment would Be sought started out to
be . simple ballyhoo stunt. But it de.
veloped into something far more seri-
Gus when Bill Brown, member Of the
New York State Athletic commission,
decided he'd look over the challenger
and see for himself.
Friday Brown still insisted that
"Baer has no right In there Thursday
night but he elected to 60 along With
the majority when he was outvoted
BY the other members Of the commits
sion, General John J. Phelan and D.
Walker Wear.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-09
SCOT PROFESSIONAL
HAS TO SHAKE Off
THREAT Of SARAZEN
Whiffy Cox Four Strokes Behind
Leader; Trio of Pros Tied
For Fourth
GOODMAN OUT OF RACE.
Sixty-four 0ualifiers Tackle
Final 50 Holes Of Merion's
Tough Course

Merton Cricket Club, Philadelphia,
June 9.-R}-Wee Bobby Cruick-
shank, the half pint Scottish profess
sional, had another chance Saturday
to gain the United States Open Golf
championship.
The chunky SHOEMAKER from the
Land of Heather and bagpipes was in
the drivers seat, with q three stroke
lead, as 81 qualifiers tackled the haz-
ardous and testing final SO holes over
Merion's thus far impregnable par 20
east course.
Cruickshank's chances Of crashing
through this time and cashing In on
q rich reward estimated to be worth
in the neighborhood Of $25, 900 this
year, depended again on his ability
to shake off Gene Sarazen. With q
pair of It's for two round aggregate
of l42, Bobby's closest pursuer was
the stocky Sarazen who combined
rounds Of 70 and u for a l45 total.
Four shots back of the front run
ner was Wilfred (Whiffy) Cox, from
Brooklyn.
A trio of veteran pros - Horton
Smith, Leo Diegel and Bill Burke,
winner of the 1881 marathon - and
Young Rodney Bliss, Jr., Omaha
amateur and runner-up for the inter-
collegiate championship last year, were
bracketed at lat.
A stroke behind this quartet was
Macdonald Smith, Joe Kirkwood, and
Henry Ciucci.
Tied with them at 148 after the
first two days Of firing was Craig
Wood but the blond New Jersey star
was not among those present Satur-
day. Wood was summarily disquali-
fled because he failed to take q two.
stroke penalty for playing the wrong
ball on the 18th hole.
Far down in the pack, II strokes
behind Cruickshank and completely
out OF range for the title he Is de-
Tending, was 25-year-old Johnny
Goodman.
Even worse off were three former
champions, Johnny Farrell at 154,
Tommy Armour and Walter Hagen
with 1855, on the qualifying border
line.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-09
MeinhOver to Receive
Sioux Athletic Award

Grand Forks. N. D., June 9.-The
black gown Of graduation will cloak
the careers Of seven University of
North Dakota athletes, Tuesday, June
IL, including the two finest compete
tors to represent the Sioux in recent
years, Ted Meinhover Of Bismarck,
and Ralph Pierce Of LaMoure.
For three years these men have
electrified Nodak fans with their
thrilling performances on the grid
Iron and cinder path, with Meinhover
adding basketball for good measure.
The Bismarck behemoth will receive q
green and white blanket, symbolic of
earning nine ND's, from c. A. West,
director Of athletics. at graduation.
Neither Meinhover nor Pierce was
ever defeated In three years of COM
petition In the North Central con-
ference track meet. Meinhover has
won the shotput and discus throw
events each year, while Pierce has du-
plicated this performance in the 100
and 220 yard dashes. Both have set
track records, Meinhover putting the
shot Is feet 5 inches and Pierce run
ming the 220 yard dash in :21.8, as we'll
- tying the 100 yard record, :09.8.
The two Sioux stars were all-con-
ference football choices. Pierce at
quarterback and Meinhover at tackle
Football men who played their last
for the Sioux are Pierce, LaMoure;
Meinhover. Bismarck; Don Olson, Mi
not: Richard Dablow, Thief River
Falls. Mimi: and Duane Neuschwan-
der, ressenden. Basketball loses Cap
tain Bernie Smith and Kenneth Null
len, both q Grand Forks, and Mem
hover.
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$5,2o6 Spent to Improve Ball Park
800
committee IN DEBT
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Used Federal Aid to Do Real JOB

Baseball fans who watch Bismarck
and Jamestown cross bats in Bis
marck's big league" baseball park
Sunday will be sitting in an ath-
letic plant improved during the last
year by the expenditure Of more than
5000, according to Gordon Moore.
engineer In charge Of improving the
layout.
A total Of $4,000 was spent in i'm
proving the park during the fall, win
te- and spring, the federal foreman
said in . fiscal statement Saturday.
OF this total, Moore said, the fed
cral government supplied 4s,l3e.65, or
about 90 per cent, for materials, COM
mon labor, skilled labor. teams and
trucks.
The remaining 70 per cent Or
$2,066.44, became the Obligation Of the
Bismarck baseball committee headed
by Neil O. Churchill, manager Of the
Capital City's classy baseball club.
Committee In Debt
The baseball committee last fall
had only $677 left in its treasury, this
sum remaining from the fund SUBJ
scribed by merchants to build the
team up last season. For the re-
naming $1,3so.A needed, the base
ball committee went into debt.
When the Improvement was started,
the committee planned to spend no
more than the $677 left in its treasury.
But with the advantage Of federal as
sistance becoming apparent, the COM
mittee later decided to 90 further In
the improvement program and give
Bismarck q first rate baseball park"
which In other years might cost up
wards Of $4,000.
Thus the Capital City today has q
magnificent baseball plant, entirely
surrounded by . painted seven-foot
board wall, its dimensions approxi-
mating the average major league base
ball park.
The whole field was levelled, out
field a. we'll as infield, new dirt sup
pied and the entire area piped 50
that city water can be used freely to
water the grass when needed.
Grandstand Reinforced
The grandstand was reinforced and
otherwise improved. with new wire
netting supplied where needed.
Bleachers were constructed on either
side Of the grandstand to seat addi.
tional hundreds. These bleachers,
which also are protected by wire net
ting, are movable and can be used
when the occasion should arise ct DIFF.
ferent fields, parks or buildings.
Team dugouts and . press box, with
concrete floors, were built into the
ground Immediately in front Of the
grandstand. A last-minute thought
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-09
Team Mark Is .310; Haley In
Second Place With .413
Percentage

Quincy Troupe, dusky slugger of
the Capital City baseball club, led
his teammates in hitting with 400
average in the 10 games played 50
far this year.
In the 400 class with Troupe are
Red Haley, who played in II contests
with .413 average, and Beef" Ring
hofer. with a mark of .4O3. Hal Mass
mann. who with Troupe, Morlan, De-
siderato and Goetz have been in every
game, had an average of .329.
The written explanation Of why
the Bismarck team is called a hard
hitting outfit is seen in the team av-
erage which is .318-a fat mark In
any mans league.