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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-30

A fatal csapat lesySzts =
multi evi SIT. Imre bajnsk-
csapatot. : A Campbell KnL
turok nyertek WarrenbesL !
Vasarnapi jit2ok

A Verhovay 364-ik amcriksi
fiok baeball csapata szepI
gy6zelemmel nyitotta meg base
ball szezonjat a Magyar Liga-,
ban mult vasarnap. i Schenley
Fielden, amikor IS II menctii
nagy kiizdelem utan o:8 afany-
ban legy6zte az Akroni SCENT
Imre csapatot, amely tavaly meg
nyerte Magyar Liga bajnok
sagat.
A Youngstown csapat iigye
a negyedik menet vegen aem
ALT olyan jol, inert Akron vcze-
tett SD aranyban. De a nyolca-
dix menet vegen Youngstown
rs aranyban vezetett. akron =
kilencedik menetbe beallitotfa -
eredmenyt es amikor 4 I 1-ik me-
netben megint nyertek egy pom
tot sotetnck latszott helyz<t.
De a Verhovay fiuk r1em hagyr
tax magukat es ket rnnt csinalsa
megvertek merk6z6st. okS
Macy jol picsolt, a fiuk j6f iiti5s v
tex. kiilonosen Horvatil Frank
aki harom ltest csinalt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-30
Cy0NCYv|RAG BAL

Most vasarnap, junius 2-an es-
tie 8 oratol a West Sidei Magyar
Haz kornyeke magyar szotol 1esz
lesz hangos. Ugyanis ez alka-
lommal lesz az utolso bal meg
tartva a jovo oszig.
A tancmulatsag jovedelmeb6l
a Magyar Haz tisztikara ki fog-
ia fizetni a Magyar Hazat meg
terhel6 adossag utolso reszletet
es iinnepelyesen elegeti az ados-s
levelet este IL orakor.
A terem erre az alkadomra
gyongyviraggal lesz feldiszitve
es minden megjelen6 no egy re-
mex gyongyvirag csokrot kapl
emlekul.
Orosz Ferenc es zenekara err.
re az alkalomrs. tartogatja a mar
begyakorolt legujabb magyar esa
angol tancdarsfbok bemutatasat a.
tanckedvel6 kozonsegnek
A beiepti dij olyan alacsony,
hogy mulatsagon mindenki'
.reszt vehet es ugy maganak, mint
hozzatartozoinak egy kellemesen
eltoltott estet szerezhet A mu-s
latsagra a rendezoseg sziyesen
meghiv mindenkit.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-30
A vERHOvAY FIzET
MEDvE UTAN
Mar tobb, mint egy eve nem
fizetett tagsasi dijat, megis
megkapja csalldja a bizto-
sitast. : Issnet 28 Vi tag

Multi szamunkban beszamol-
tunk Medve Janos hubbardi ma
gyar halalarol es megirtuk, hogy
tagja volt a Verhovay Segely
Egylet 1O8-ik fioknak. Medve
mar tobb mint egy eve mem fize-
tett tagsagi dijat, kolcsont is vett
fel kotvenyere, de meg mindig
volt annyi tartaleka, hogy kot-
venye szeptemberig ervenyben
volt mint extended (meghosszab-
bitott) biztositas. Medve utan
mem maradt mas csak ez a volt
tagsagi kotveny es megis csalad-
ia megkapta kolcson-osszeg le-
vonasa utan teljes biztositast,
ugy hogy tisztesseges temetesben
reszesithette. A 1O8-ik fiok tit
kara azonnal irt kozpontba es
mar posta fordultaval 1negkapta
a valaszt, hogy mennyit kapnak
mar tobb mint egy eve xxi
maradt' Medve utan.
AZ elmult napokban ismet 18
felnottel IS 10 gyermekkel sza-
porodott a Verhovay lit mint AIT
Molnar Lajos szervezo alabb je-
lenti:
vi tagok nevsora:
2l-ik fiok, Youngstown: Babos
Ferenc, Babos Ferencne feln6tt
.tagok. Babos Sander, Iren es
Margit gyermek tagok.
Silk fiok, Campbell: Szakacs
Mihaly, Szakacs Mihalyne, Mari
janovich Miklos, Marijanovich
Miklosne, es Lipko Istvan fell
mott osztalyhoz. Mathe Ma
riska. Fazekas Irma, Juliska,
Istvan es Lydia, ugyszinten
Kovacs Jozsef gyermek osz-
talyhoz.
108-ik osztaly: Medve Janosne
felnottekhez.
1O6-ik fiok. Niles: Nagy IStyan
Bakos Janos, Drotar Roza a
felnottekhez.
416-ik fiok, Warrenbol: Szi-
lagyi Gyula, Nusser Andras,
Macy Istvan, Macy Bella, Papa
las Janos es Superak Mihaly,
feln6tt tagok. Sesko Mihaly es
Arnold gyermek tagok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-30
NACYBIZOTTSACI
CYULES

A Youngstown es kornyeki
Magyar Egyhazak es Egyletek
Nagybizotsaga hetforol elmaradt
gyileset MOST SZOMBATON
este 8 orai kezdettel tartja a
West Sidei Magyar Hazban.
Ezsn a gyilesen lesz bemu-
tatva Magyar Napra az Idora
Parkkal k0tend0 szerzodes.
Keretnek a tagok teljes
szamu megjelenesre.
A Tisztikar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-30
|HAROM KIkULD0T1
|MECY F0CYULESRE


Multi vasarnap tartotta a Ver-
hovay Sege1y Egylet 17-ik ke-
rulete, amely a Mahoning es
Shenango volgyeiben iev6 va
rosok fiokjaibol all, keriileti gyu
leset Sharonban.
A gyiiles reggel kilenckor kez-
d6dott a Polish Hallbar, maid
delben sharoni 26-ik fiok ven
degiil latta a kikuldott fiok KEEP
visel6ket Scent Haromsag
Egyhaz termeben, ahol aNtan del
utan folytatodott a gyules este
fel nyolcig.
A kerileti gyii1es utolso pontja
a nagygyiilesi delegatusok meg
valasztasa volt. A valasztas cred
menye szerint Nemenyi Miklos
I Ern6t, a 1O8-ik youngstown fiok
kepviselojet es Bombulucz Jo-
zsefet, new csstlei o6-ik fiok
kepvisel6jet ujbol megvalasztot-
tax. mig Erdeky helyere, aki el-
koltozott a keriiletbol, Homolys
Istvant, a 2l-ik Scent Istvan fiok
kepvisel6jet valasztottak meg.
Potkepvisel6k lettek Ba1ogh
Gyorgy. az alliancei 18o Is
Sweighardt Jozsef, q sharoni
a6-ik fi6k kepvisel5i.
a fentieksn kiyiil zesztyettet
Ia gyiilesen Macy Istvan, niles
IO6, Kovacs Andras. a camp.
bclli 32l. Szabo Balint, a war.
reni 338, Palatka Denes. az
Ellwood City-i l41 es Takacs
Peter sherpsvillei l71-ik fiok
kepviseleteben.
A youngstown 364-ik amerikai
osztaly is kepviselve lesz kon-
vencion, inert Brogly Ferencet,
a fiok elnoket es keruleti delega-
| tusat Clevelandban az 4tnerikai
: osztalyok keruleti gyilesen szin-
F, ten megvalasztottak nagygyi-
lesi kepviselonek. Icy mind a
harom youngstown fiok OFT lesz
a konvencion.
A 17-ik keriilet gyiilesen elfo-
gadtak kivetel nelkiil e, 1O8-ik es
21-ik Youngstown fiokok altal
! javasolt alapszabaly modosita-
sokat, sene}yek kozt a legfonto-
sabb az ellenorz6 bizottsag ell
torleset es tisztvisel6k palyazat
utjan valo valasztasat tartadmaz-
"a. Egyeb hatarozatok kozt var
a tarsahalmi biztositas szorgal-
mazasa a Lundeen javaslat alS'p-
jan. AIT is javasoljak, hogy az
egylet lapja ne foglalkozzon mas
dolgokkal, csak az egylet iigyei.
! vel.
A kerulet neveben NemenyI
keriileti elnok koszonte meg q
26-ik fiok szives vendeglatasat
A keriilet jegyz6jenek Bombu-
lucz Jozsefet, alelnokenek Sweig.
hardt Istvant valasztotak meg
Ebed kozben felszolaltak Ne
menyin kiviil Ft. Andras Zero
mos. az vi farrelli plebanos, Ho'
molya. Balogh, mig q. aldomas'
mester 26-ik fiok titkara, Ne.
mes Jozsef volt.
A keruleti gyiilesen szamo:
erdeklod6 is resztvett, nemcsal
| Sharonbol, de Youngstownbol is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-30
Esemenyek''

~eS6 vOAtoAA, oAIEAOA AAAS6SANS
zett DR.. Alexy Lajos, nep-
szeru cleveland magyar konzul
megerdemelt el6leptetesenek hire.
Icy az akkor nem keriilt a lapba.
DR.. Alexyt a magyar kor-
many f6konzulla leptette el6 Is
evvel megtisztelte nemcsak DR..
Aldxyt, hanem Amerika kozsp-
nyugatan el6 magyarsagot is,
inert eddig csak konzulunk volt,
mig ezutan f6konzulunk lesz.
Youngstown Is k0rnyekenek
magyarsAga mar t0bbsz0r meg
gy6z6dott arr6l, hogy DR. Alexy
f6konzul nemcsak rokonszenves
megjelenesu, ede igaz magyar en-
Der, aki valahanyszor hivtuk,
mindig elliott 'k0zibenk, ha ide-
.faza volt.
A Youngstown Is k6rnyek
magyars&g az el6leptetes alkal-
rn&b6l iidv0zli a volt haza itteni
kepvisel6jet.
A mutt heten nagy 0rommel
ujsagoltuk, hogy a Beaver
Mahoning csatorna epitese hama
rosan megkezd6dik. A negy
billi6 dollaros munkasegely alap-
boil 0t nilli6 dollart tettek felre
ere celra.
De a vasutak es a Pittsburgh
videki feltekeny acelgyirosok
nagy rohamot inteztek Washing
tonban mi kanalisunk ellen, a
szenatus kereskedelmi bizottsaga
elott Is ennek k0vetkezteben
Roosevelt eln0k meg mem irta
ala vegleges jovahagyast.
Remeljuk, hogy a young
stowni acel-kerulet ellensegei es
kulon0sen a vasutak. amelyek
magas fuvardijakkal- mar evtize-
dek 6ta fojtogatjak acel-iparun-
kat, mem tudjak az epitest meg
akadalyozni.
Washingtonb6l olyan hirek
jonnek, hogy meg Donahey
ohioi szenator is ingadozik a raja
gyakorolt Macy vasuti nyomas
alatt. Donahey ohioi szenator Is
k0telessege Ohio nepenek j6vol-
tar6i gondoskodnia Is nem a
nagy vasutak es Pennsylvania
acel gyarak hasznar6l. Aki is
meri Donahey szenatort, irhatna
neki levelet. Mi mar megtettiik.
A mi lapunk a multi 6sszel in
dorszalta Donaheyt szenatornak.
A magyarsag nagyresze raszava-
zott.. Ere nem art 6t emlekez-
tetni.
A kanalis ugye a j0vo het
elejen fog eld01ni.
x
Veget ert Rak6czi Egylet
nagy konvenci6ja Bridgeporton.
A konvencion a youngstown osz
talyt G6ber Janos kepviselte. Co.
Der mem volt nagyon megele-
gedve konvencio eredmenye-
vel es mi sem vagyunk.
Mi AIT hittik Is az itteni Ra-
koczi fi6k tagsaga is ,ugy hitte,
hogy a konvenci6 megvaltoztatja
az egylet vezetesi rendszeret es
kiveszi a vezetest Bridge
portiak kezeb6l Is megosztja AIT
az egesz Rak6czi tagsag kozt.
A Macy magyar egyletek tag
saga mar regen mem helyi. Meg
a Sz0vetseg is, amely azel6tt
ugy mint a Rak6czi, csaknem
kizarolag Bridgeport helyi egy-
let volt, att1t keruleti Is igaz-
gat6sagi rendszerre Is az igaz-
gat6sagban, amely az egylet
iigyeit iranyitja, a Bridgeporton
Xviii fekvo fiokoknak Is kerule-
teknek is adott kepviseletet.
De a Rakoczinal, ahol Bridge
port es kornyeke dominalja az
egylet vezet6seget Is konvencio-
jat a terv mem ment keresztiil.
Leszavaztak AIT a BHdgeportiak
es azok akiknek dzsabokat iger-
tex.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-30
JARvANYOS SZAPORODAS

A varosi egeszsegigyi hatosa-
gok jelentese szerint a lanyard
(measless) nagyon elharapodzott
aprilisban. A jelentes AIT mu-
tatja, hogy Mahoning megyeben
aprilisban 500 jarvanyos meg
betegedest jelentettek De, mig
egy evvel ezelott csak So volt.
Az oriasi emelkedes Okla ka-
nyaro jarvany terjedese volt,
inert a bejelentett esetek koziil
43O ilyen betegsegert volt, mig
tavaly csak l8 volt. A vorheny
(scarlet fever) is jobban terjedt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-30
REFoRMATUs EGYLET

A Youngstown, O., Magyar
Ref. Egyhazi Ferfi es Noi Be-
tegsegelyzo Egyletnel e heten
beteg tagok: Ifj. Molnar Istvan,
80 Steel St. es Juhasz Peter,
127 Manchester Ave.
Menyhert Janos, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-30
A CAMPBELL
NAGYBIZOTTSAG GYtjLEST
TART

Szombaton, junius ho len, a
campbelli Nagybizottstag rendes
gyiilest tart Campbell Kultur
Kor Reed Ave. es 18th St. sar-
kan lev6 helyisegeben.
Evening star., 1935-04-14
CHEST TRUSTEES
ELECTION DATED
256 New Board Members to
Be Chosen April rs at
Annual Meeting.

Election of 256 members of the
Board of Trustees of the Community
Chest will be one Of the important
items Of business at the annual meet
ing of the Chest to be held April rs.
The exact time and place Of the meet
ing have not been determined, 1t was
said at Chest headquarters. but will
be announced early in the week.
OF the 256 new trustees, 1913 will
represent the GA agencies comprising
the Chest, two to each agency. and the
other 1913 will represent contributors
to the Chest fund.
The Nominating Committee, of
which DR.. William Mcclellan Is chair.
man, met last week and tentatively
selected 1913 persons to represent the
contributors on the Board of Trustees.
On the committee with DR.. Mcclellan
are Mrs. Leonard B. Schloss, Frank
A. Birgfeld, Robert J. Cottrell and
Dr. Henry j. CroSson.
Letters have gone out to each of
the nominees notifying them of their
nomination ana inviting them to ac-
cept membership on the board. The
representatives of the agencies will be
determined by the agencies selecting
one board member and one staff mem
Der for each organization as members
of the board.
Under the bylaws of the Chest
the Board of Trustees, composed
equally of representatives Of agencies
and of the contributors, holds all au-
thority for organization and admin
istration of the Chest. It acts by di-
rect vote or by delegation of its au-
thority to other committees, which
report their activities to the parent
BODY. The Board of Trustees, there
fore, ultimately is responsible to the
people of Washington for the con-
Structive, economical and efficient
conduct Of the Community Chest.
Additional nominations may be
made by petitions signed by five or
more contributing members and pre-
sented to the Nominating Committee
at any time before the annual meet
ing Officers will be elected by the
Board of Trustees at its first meeting
following the annual meeting.
Evening star., 1935-04-14
CRUMBLING EMPIRE
TUGS AT BIG FIRM
$10,000,0O0 Holding Company
Menaced With Suicide of
Banker Tufts.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BOSTON, April 13.-The tumbling
financial empire of Bowen Tufts,
suicide banker, threatened tonight to
engulf a holding company in which
the public has invested an estimated
$10,000,000 and to bring to $34 4,000, 900
the total invested In concerns plunged
into litigation by Tufts suicide last
week.
A bill in equity brought today in
Suffolk Superior Court by Thomas
Fitzgerald of Boston, sought receiver
ship for the National Service Co., a
coal and oil concern with public in.
veStments estimated by, the petitioner
of approximately $10,000,000 Fitz-
gerald is minority stock holder.
The National Service Co. Is afiliated
with c. D. Parker & Co., of which
Tufts was an official and for which a
receiver was appointed during the
week. Receivers likewise have been
appointed for the Seaboard Utilities
Shares Corp, with investments Of
$16,000,000, and the Railroad Shares
Corp, with investments of $8,000,00
Both were connected with the c. D.
Parker Co.
Evening star., 1935-04-14
FRENCH ECONOMIC
CONFERENCE ENDS
"15-Year Plan" With Fund for
Cotton Raising Is Chief
Achievement.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS, April 13-France,s imperial
economic conference, the first in the
nations history, closed q four months
session today with "15-year plan"
as its major achievement.
Delegates in a final meeting with
President Albert Lebrun heard former
Minister Of Commerce Louis Rollin
call for permanent institution to be
established out Of the conference as
they prepared to leave the capital
for home.
The "15-year plan," which will be
submitted to Parliament for considera.
ton when the two houses meet again,
provides for the expenditure Of H.
zoe, 100000 francs ($67, ,000, ,000), with
nearly 3.300, 100000 francs for de-
velopment of cotton raising in French
West Africa in an attempt to make
France independent Of the United
States and other countries for that
product.
The nation now imports 100000
tons of cotton q month. ---
Evening star., 1935-04-14

SAVE THIS D
Evening star., 1935-04-14
Greedy Gulls Can't Take Off.

When 40 tons of herring, for which
no purchasers could be found. were
dumped back into the sea of Buckle,
Scotland, thousands Of sea gulls COL
lected from miles around and circled
in clouds above the spot. As the birds
corged themselves they settled down
into the water and many Of them
were so full that they were unable
tn rise
Evening star., 1935-04-14
Gracious Lady Buys Blooms.

On a recent wintry night a flower
selIer stood beside his basket at The
Hague, Passengers hurried past, no
one would buy, and he was cold. An
automobile drove up and stopped. The
driver got out and bought the entire
hasketful of blooms, while the fair
passenger In the car smiled gra-
ciously. She was the Queen Of Hol-
And. '
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-12
Distinctive Design
Shown in Packard
Models at Person S

Distinction in line and color
coupled with the quiet good taste
which has always marked the Pack
ard design characterize the 1886
models now on display at the Jark
Person showrooms. Hushman's
garage. 1872 Main street.
Handsome brochures illustrating
The various models snow deep blues.
browns. yellows. crimson. and grays
in fact almost any color that
could be desired-all in finish that
lends depth and beauty to the
shade, a kind Of outside glow TO
bring lasting pleasure to the owner.
Often referred to as America s
most distinctive car" the addition
of Packard to the Cadillac-La Sale
line, which Person now handles,
will make a complete selection OF
quality cars available for Imperial
Valley buyers.
Person has been more than pleas
ed that Imperial Valley has backed
I'D his belief that a fine car dealer
ship is possible in the valley, and
IS taking this means Of showing his
appreciation of the reception given
both Cadillacs and La Salles during
the past years.
A radio broadcast from XII at
SIS last night celebrated Person s
appointment as Packard dealer here.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-12

Two stellar runs by Bob Fox.
Spartan quarterback, one for IS
and the other for 30 yards, brought
the pigskin across the San Ber-
nardino goal line twice last night
and when Fox stepped out again
and added an extra point after the
first touchdown. the SpartanS piled
up lead which the visitors were
unable to overcome. AS a result the
locals walked off with the long end
Of a 1876 score to win their last
game before the regular county in
terScholaStic season opens.
Not to be outdone by the per-
formance of Fox. Woods, sturdy
fullback for the Cardinals, tore his
way through the Spartan team
late in the second period to score.
He carried the ball 35 yards on
this jaunt. The Cardinal try for
conversion failed and the teams
left the field at the close of the
first half with the Spartans out in
front by one lone point.
FoX'S first touchdown trot was
made possible by perfect interfer-
ence on the part of Bonar and
Wagner. When Bob got started
on this run he found himself
flanked by his sturdy teammates
who moved down the opposition
and gave him the opportunity he
sought to scamper right through
for the score.
His touchdown came as the re-
suit of an intercepted pass. Fox
grabbed the ball on his own 35
yard line and started right down
the field for the Card goal. Shak-
ing off tacklers right and left and
shifting his way along, Bob never
stopped until he had covered the
distance. He was closely pur-
sued by two Red Shirts but all they
got was the sight of a pair of heels
tearing up the turf.
Wind Big Factor
Wagner, Palmer and Boatwright
also added to the Spartan yardage
by repeated gains either through
the line or by skirting the ends. A
strong wind was blowing directly
from the west throughout the game
and this made open football diff
ficult thing. Practically every punt
was carried out over the side
lines and attempts at forward
passing were nullified by the wind.
Consequently both teams resort
ed chiefly to straight football with
a result that the Spartans showed
to better advantage. Their line
broke through the heavier Card
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-12
Estate PAYROLL
TEAM OF OHIO
MEETS DRAKE u.
BY RALPH TEATSORTH
United Press Staff Correspondent


COLUMBUS, o.. Oct. 12.-Drake
university of Des MoineS, Iowa,
plays Ohio State university this
afternoon despite the revelation
that at least 25 of Ohios football
players are on the state payroll.
No investigation of the Ohio
State situation was expected to be
undertaken by officials of the Big
Ten conference, of which Ohio
State is a member. Tt was said
that it was not considered unethi-
cal for football players to be on
the public payroll of their state,
provided they were required to
work for their pay. Such, it was
said, is the case with the Ohio
players.
Ohio State officials admitted 25
athletes were on the State payroll.
They refused to comment saying
the arrangement was SO innocent
it needed no defense.
They Earn 1t
The almost unanimous sentiment
of the football players involved
was that they were entitled to
what they are getting.
Football players employed by the
state, their salaries and positions
are: = @s.
"Tippy" Dye, quarterback; John
Bettridge and Frank Boucher,
halfbacks, pages in house. Pay So
day when legislature in session.
Charley Hamrick, tackle, assist
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-12
Louis viii Tour
Canadian Cities

MONTREAL, Que. Oct. Il U,P)-
Joe Louis, Negro threat for the
worlds heavyweight boxing crown,
will open a tour of Canadian cities
IN Montreal November II, it was
announced today.
Louis will bring a string of eight
sparring partners and will fight eX-
hibition bouts in the principal
Canadian cities. Cash awards, the
sum of which has not yet been an
nounced will also be offered to any
one who will try to stay in the ring
with Louis for one round.
Louis appearance in Montreal
will be the first time he has taken
the ring since he fought Max Baer.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-12

charge of violating his parole. He
had been arrested in Los Angeles
and was brought here in custody
Of officers from that city
Shake Felt Here-A sharp earth
tremor was felt here shortly after
six o'clock this morning but the
quake was not severe enough 70
cause any damage.
SherwOod's Coffee Shop Air
Cooled. 27-tc
Held For Traffic - Marcos Con-
treas. 80. arrested by Everett
Weatherbie of the state highway
patrol found himself in the coun-
ty jail today to face a charge OF
driving.
Violin, Piano. Band Instrument
Beginners and ad-
yanced. High school credit. Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Williams, 1902
Olive. J6-to
Wooda BleSy Studio - Dancing
classes forming. 723 Orange. Phone
733. l6-1 mo.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-12
P|GSK|N SPORT
RULES SEASON
IN 216 GAMES
Intersectional Games, Ancient
Rivalries And Conference
Games Abound
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
United Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK. Oct. 12-Football
today held full sway in the realm
of sport for the first Saturday this
season.
The days program of 2l6 games
abounds in intersectional battles,
conference skirmiSheS and old-time
rivalries.
Minnesota. Stanford and Ala
bama, 1934s three foremost foot
ball powers. will have their supre-
macy challenged. Minnesota, unde-
feated Big Ten champion last year,
invadeS Lincoln to meet Nebraska,
Stanford far west champion in
1884. faces UCLA. Alabama, South
ern titleholder and Rose Bowl vic
tor. opposes Mississippi State at
Tuscaloosa.
The outstanding games on the
intersectional front are Fordham-
Purdue at New York, Louisiana
State Manhattan at Brooklyn, Col
gate-Iowa at Iowa City, Illinois
Southern California at Los Angeles,
Rice-Creighton at Houston, Color
ado o-MisSouri at Columbia. and
Southern ist-WaShington U,
at st. Louis.
The Other Leading Games
East-Pennsylvania which drop
ped a 7-6 game to Princeton last
week. hopes to even its score with
the Big Three by conquering
Yale at Philadelphia. Princeton is
favored to win from Williams.
Harvard doesn't appear quite ready
for Holy Cross. Columbia II d
Rutgers renew a rivalry interrupt
ed in 1902. The Cornell-Syracuse
game brings together two other
old-time foes. Pittsburgh is expect
ed to have tough tussle with West
Virginia.
Mid-west-Bo McMillin's highly
improved Indiana team m ct S
Michigan at Ann Arbor in the only
Big Ten game. Notre Dame is ex-
pected to overwhelm weak Wis
consin eleven. Ohio State, Big Ten
fayorite should be able to name its
own score against Drake.
South-North Carolina goes af-
ter its third straight triumph
against Maryland. Kentucky should
halt Georgia Techs comeback. Au-
burn plays Tennessee. Tulane meets
Florida. Duke should take Glenn
son.
Southwest-Arkansas is favored
over Baylor in the only conference
game. Texas and Oklahoma meet
in the old interstate rivalry. Texas
Christian is given the edge over
Tulsa.
Far west-Californi meets Or
egon in conference game. with the
Golden Bears favored. Washington
State plays Montana in another
conference game. Outside the con-
ference st. Mary's engages A "A.
Stages College of the Pacific, and
San Francisco U. plays Nevada.