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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-12
A rakamazi r6fos mem hagyta

A rakamazi r5fos nem hagyta
magat:
80 De kerem szepen, nekem
okvetlenil beszelnem kell vele.
A kisasszony azonban csak
vallait vonogatta es lenezoleg
mondotta:
- Sajnalom, de fonok urral
mem beszelhet, inert annak eppen
most nagyon sok dolga van es
mem er ra ARA, hogy magaval
beszeljen.
A rakamazi boltos ekkor sem
tagitott:
= Hat ha mar nem is beszel-
hetek vele, de legalabb latni
akarnam.
- Nit akar rata latni? = ker-
dezte tiirelmetlenul kisasszony.
- Csak fejet szeretnem latni.
- A fejet? Miert eppen a
fejet:
Megmagyarazta AIT szivesen a
kis rakamazi boltos:
- Hat tetszik tudni, en- csak
egy egeszen kis boltos vagyok
Rakamazrol, de mostani nehez
vilagban annyi gondom, hogy
egeszen beledagadt mar a fejem.
AIT szeretnem megnezni, hogy
mekkorara dagadhatott a feje
egy pesti nagykeresked6nek?
Roosevelt elnok is ITALIAN csak
ARA kivancsi, hogy nezhet XII a
feje egy olyan uralkodonak, aki-
mex belso bajokon kiviil kuls6
gondjai is vannak.
Amig idaig jutottam, otszor-
hatszor is nekikesziilodtem, hogy
elmondok valamit az en- daytoni
Radvanszky Janos uramocsem
felol, de csak most kotottem
annyira fel a nadragomat, hogy
el merem arulni a nagy titkot.
Ugy tortent a dolog, hogy mi
kor en- Mansfielden talalkoztam
volt kedves daytoni ocsemmel,
ugy be volt kotve annak a tor
ka, mint vala1ni sulyos beteg-
mex es hangja is olyan veko-
nyan furulyazott, hogy alig tud-
tam szavat erteni. Faggattam,
hogy mi baja van, de mem szolt
az semmit akkor. Kesobb tud-
tam csak meg daytoni asz-
,szonyoktol, hogy az en- Janos
ocsemnek, aki egyebkent jokora
terjedelmu birtokon gazdalkodik,
megbetegedett az egyik tehene
es mivel draga joszag volt, nagy
sebteben kihozta a beteg joszag-
hoz kozeli allatorvost.
- Tessek mar valami jofajta
orvossagot adni, inert nagyon
kohog ez a tehenem.
Az allatorvos azutan megvizs-
galta a beteg tehenet, maid ait
mondta:
- Nezze csak, tisztelt uram.
lit van ez a sarga por, meg ez a
ESQ. A csovet dugja be a tehenbe
oft, ahol az effajta csonek melto
helye wagon, kozben persze jo
magasra tartsa valaki a tehen
farkat es azutan a csovon ke-
resztul fujja be EFT a port a te-
hen belsejebe. Meggyogyul attol
a beteg allat bizonyosan.
Masnapra, mikor ujra ellatoga-
tott az allatorvos a tanyara, meg
volt dogolve a beteg es hozza
meg a nekikeseredett gazda tor
ka is be volt kotve mindenfele
jofajta vastag es izzaszto ken
d6kkel. Csovalta fejet a dog fe-
lett az allatorvos:
= Ez bizony itthagyta az ar
nyekvilagot mindorokre.
Maid odafordult a gazdahoz
es ait kerdezte:
= Hat maganak, tisztelt uram,
mi baja van a torkaval?
Amire bekotott torku ember
szomoruan felelte:
= Az az en- bajom, hogy te-
hen elobb fujt, mint en-.
Sajnalom pedig nagyon EFT a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-12
DOS SAN OR

ocsernuramtol tudhattam mes
AIT, hogy honnan fuj szel? AT
mondta nekem:
= Mar-mar AIT hittem, hogy
a nagy gazdasagi valsagbol XII
evickeliink yalahogyan es jo da-
rabig nyugodtan elhetink maid
De hat mem lesz abbol semmi
inert az ernberek mindig akkor
bolondulnak meg, m;kor jo dol.
guk kezd lenni.
! Egyebkent az angolok erosen
csalogatjak az Egyesiilt Alamo.
kat, hogy alljon mellejuk es
hajtsa ujra az angol malmokra
a vizet, mint vilaghaboru ide-
en. tette. Roosevelt elnok azon-
ban mem all kotelnek es allitolag
mikor megkerdezte az ango1
nagykovet, hogy miert ovakodik
az angol talbot valo evestol, egy
anekdotaval felelt. Ha igaz, ak
kor EFT mondta:
= Az egyszeri asszony rajott
ARA, hogy a lohus nemcsak OIL
CSC, hanem nagyon 'izletes is. Aki
mem tudja, hogy lohust eszik,
ait hiszi, hogy borjuval van
dolga. Icy azutan egyszer nagy
ebedet rendezett, osszehivta min
den ismeroset es mikor mar tor
kig jollaktak, akkor varatlanul
megszolalt
- Most mar tulestunk az ebe-
den, tehat megmondhatom, hogy
amt vegigettunk, az mind lohus-
Dol kesziAt. Lohusbol foztem a
levest, lohussal csinaltam a toll
tott kaposztat, lohusbol sutottem
a rostelyost. i.
Feljajdult erre a skot vendeg
= Jaj, jaj, mindjart gyanus
volt nekem, amint beleharaptam
a lekvaros gombocba.
Roosevelt szerint az amerikai
nep is csak vilaghaboru befeje-
zese utan tudta meg, hogy mivel
traktaltak annakidejen az ango-
lok es masodszor mem kernek
mar belole.
Sok penziinkbe kerult nekunk
amerikai embereknek, a nagy ha.
boru soran az angolok baratsa
ga es mikor visszafizetesre ke-
rult sor, ugy tettek jo test
verek, mint az egyszeri skot a
vendegloben, aki ICY okoskodott
= Most mar igazan mem tu-
dom, hogy negy pohar sort it.
tame vagy otot? Mindenesetre
csak haromert fizetek.
Az angolok Sc tudtak a vegen
hogy mennyit kaptak kolcson
Amerikatol. de mindenesetre sok.
kal kevesebbert akartak fizetni
sot biztonsag okabol yegul egy-
altalan mem fizettek.
Mikor AIT olvastam az ujsag-
ban, hogy ambator semmi ko-
zunk hozza, az elnok megis el-
kuldott harom amerikai tenge-
reszhadnagyot abba az afrikai
orszagba, ahol a haboru vesze-
lye fenyeget, bosszankodtam egy
kicsit es haragosan mormogtam
= Mi az ordognek megyiink
mi oda, ahol semmi keresniva-
lonk?
Kes6bb eszembe jutott, hogy
biztosan foroghatott valami
Roosevelt elnok fejeben akkor,
mikor ilyen lepesre SANTA ma
gat, csak mem akarta az orromra
kotni a gondolatat. Addig tor
tenn azutan rata magam fejet,
amig kitalaltam magamtol is az
egyszerii igazsagot, ami ekep-
pen hangzik:
Az egyszeri rakamazi r6fos-
kereskedo egyszer vonatra tilt,
Budapestre ment es beallitott a
legnagyobb f6varosi vaszonke-
reskedo ceg iizletebe. OFT meg is
mondta mindjart a nagykereske-
do el6szobajaban dolgozgato kis-
asszonynak:
= Kerem szepen, en- a f6nok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-12


Ha az europai kavarodast ne.
zem, csak rohogni tudok az ola
szok felett. AIT kapjak most
vissza, amit a vilaghaboru soran
nekink, magyaroknak es szovet-
segeseinknek adtak baratsaguk
jeleiil. Kolcsonkorso visszajar a
kozmondas szerint es pedig ka-
matostul. Ugy kell az o1asznak,
az ebugadtanak.
De hogy valahogy felre ne
ertsek gondolataimat, jobb lesz,
ha elmondom, hogy mirol is van
$40. Hat arrol, hogy valamikor
regen, a bekebeli sep vilagban,
a nemet, az olasz, magyar es
az osztrak sogor egyesseget ko-
tottek egymassal, hogyha valami
baj lenne, akkor egyiitt kotnek
kardot es egyitt verik el az
ellenseget. Alta is EFT a szovet-
seget vagy harminc esztendon
keresztiil mindenki, foleg azert,
inert mem volt ra semmi sziikseg.
Az 1ol4-ik esztendo nyaran azon-
ban megnyiltak a haborus fell
h6k, a szerbek megoltek a ma
gyar tronorokost meg a felese-
get, kitort a vilaghaboru.
A becstiletes nemet betartotta
az egyesseget. Odaallott Ferenc
Joska hadserege melle es hangoz-
tatta fennen:
- Verekedjunk egyitt!
EFT varta vilag az olaszoktol
is. De furfangos olasz huzo-
dozott attol, hogy fegyvert fog
jon es hamarosan cserbenhagyva
szovetseges tarsait, nekitamadt
az osztrakoknak. Magyaran
mondva megcsalta csunyan tar
sat, akinek hlseget eskudott.
Megcsalta fokent az angolokkal,
akik akkori nehez helyzetikben
fiit-fat igertek az olaszoknak,
ha az angol erdekek vedelmere
yonulnak haboruba.
No, vilaghaboru negy keser-
YES esztendei verekedes utan el-
mulott es koncra kerilt a sor.
A nagy osztozkodasnal azutan az
angol megfeledkezett igereteirol
es az olaszok mem kaptak sem
NIT vagy csak AIT a nyomorult
hegyvideket, ahol legfellebb a
kecske el meg. A zsiros afrikai
gyarmatokt6l koppant az alluk.
Most azutan, hogy szorul a
kapca Olaszorszag laban, inert
annak nagyon szapora fajnak
keves fold a regi hazaban, jobb
hijjaban Abesszinia fele pislog-
max Afrikaban, inert ha ait ke-
ziikre kaparithatnak, akkor jutna
birtok minden ember reszere.
Kesziil6dnek is er6sen, hogy
fegyverrel vegyek ell fekete
1saszar birodalmat, de egyszerre
megmozdultak am az angolok es
AIT mondjak:
Mem oda Buda! Abbol
ugyan mem eszel, olasz kcma.
Felriadt erre Olaszorszag es
keseriien kialtozza Anglia fele:
Cedak vagytok, mint az
utolso uccai oromleany. Megcsal-
jatok AIT, akinek huseget fogad-
tatok.
Amire az angol szinten nyujto-
gatja a nyelvet:
Ii Sc vagytok jobbak ma
lam. Bel6letek is hianyzik hli-
seq.
Hat azert rohogok az olaszon,
inert eszembe jutott a mostani
dolgok jussan a budapest asz-
szonyka, akit a nyar melege el6l
= Balaton partjaira kuldott nya-
ralni = ferje. Oda is volt az asz-
szonyka vagy hat hetig es mi
kor vegre hazatert, el6fogta az
nrSt ! lakasban nagy szigorusag-
eal ! hazastarsi huseget illet5leg.
Mond meg nekem, Pail,
6szinten. f1ogy azalatt hat het
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-12

akkOr klVel!
Habozott egy darabig a fer
jecske, de azutan megis csak
kinyogte:
= Ned, fam, megmondok
mindent oszinten, ugy ahogy tor.
tent. Igenis, megcsaltalak ket-
izben. Egyszer szobalanyunk.
kal, masodszor pedig az irodai
kisasszonnyal. De most, hogy
bevallottam minden oszinten
mond meg te is eppen ilyen
oszinteseggel, hogy NIT csinalta1
a nyaralas alatt? Megcsaltal-e en-
gem valakivel es ha igen, kivel?
Elpirult a nehez kerdesre az
asszonyka, maid lesutotte SEE
melt es balkan rebegte:
= Hat igen! En- is megcsalta-
lax, meg pedig szinten ketszer.
Kivel csaltal meg? - hor-
dult fel ferjuram.
Amire az asszony szemermesen
vallotta:'
Egyszer furdo zenekara-
val, egyszer meg a labdarugo
csapattal.
Az olaszok is mindig ilyen
"wholesale', azaz nagybani mo-
don tortek meg a szovetseges tar
SAX husegi eskujet.
Nagyon kivancsi voltam ar
ra, hogy amerikai magyar atyam-
fiai mikent gondolkoznak a ha-
boru dolga fel6l es exert a mum
ka napjara, Labor Day-re elmen-
tenn Ohio allan Mansfield newt
varosaba, ahol osszegyiijtott
konyveim torvenyes orokose,
Sedlak Ferenc varja turelemmel,
hogy mikor hunyom maid be SEE
meimet veglegesen, inert csak
akkor teheti kezeit konyvekre.
Alig talalkoztunk vendegszeretc
hazaban, maris megkerdeztem:
Nit szolna hozza, Feri
ocsem, ha odat ismet kitorne a
haboru?
Gondolkozott egy darabig
Sedlak Feri, maid ait mondta:
Mem szolnek egy szot Sc,
inert az en- velemenyemet ugyse
kerdeznek. Eleg Macy hiba az,
ha kommunizmus utjara te-
vedt testvereink Amerika kor-
-manyzasaba probalnak beleko-
tyogni, hat meg akkor mi lesz
maid, ha ilyen dolgokba is belle
utjik az orrunkat.
Az esti orak soran elmentunk
Bial Istvan atyamfia hazahoz,
ahol szuletesnapfelet unnepelt
Mansfield magyarsaga. No vol
tunk oft elegen, szinte szuk volt
haz, de chen vagy szomjan
senkise maradt, inert a szukse-
gesekben mem volt hianyossag.
Az en- poharamat Papay Joska
ocsem vette gondozasaba alapos
szorgalommal, ennelfogva els6-
mex kerdeztem:
= Hallod-e, Joska, NIT szolsz
az europai haborus hirekhez?
A Joska gyerek is megmondta
a magaet:
= Ha csak egy konc van, ak
kor mindig osszemarakodnak
rata a kutyak. Okos ember fla
ne menjen olyankor kozelukbe,
inert beleharapnak a lababa.
A husz amerikai magyar asz-
SONY pedig, akik szinten oft
voltak lakoman, szinte csoda-
latos egyhangusaggal ismetelte a
regi notat:
Mem azert sziltem fiut,
hogy katona legyen bel6le.
Masnapra a mansfield erdobe
vittek szalonnasiitesre, noha tel
feles paprikas csirke volt a sza-
badban sutott dolgok java. Ak
kor mar oft voltak Daytonbol
Jott barataim is, a derek Rad
vanszky Jani es felesege, Rad
vanszky Mikine, meg aldott en-
leku vadasztarsam, Kovacs Kali
man ozvegye. Sajnaltam nagyon,
hogy tobbit a halra ehes day
toni lapszerkesztG. Kelemen IA
The Washington times., 1935-10-15
Mrs. Scott Cops
Medal With88

Mrs. Don Scott posted a score
of SO yesterday to win low medal
honors in the Congressional Coun-
try Club women'S championship
qualifying rounds. Second low
honors went to Mrs. j. o. Rhyme
with an 80, and Mrs. j. ]. Nc.
Carthy and Helen Dettweiler each
had COS. Pairings and starting
times for today follow:
10, Mrs. Don Scott VS.. Mrs. Fl. A.
Knox; 1905, Mrs. F. j. Fulsom-JOnes vs..
Mrs. r. Mackenzie; 1910, Mrs. F. G.
Await VS.. Mrs. George GOetZman; 1O:l5'
Mrs. C. T. Penn VS.. Mrs. j. j. Mccarthy;
1920, Helen Dettweiler VS.. Mrs. e. A.
Welte; 1928. Mrs. f. NJ. Wager vs.. Mrs.
C. S. Teal; 1880, Mrs. j. F. DOwdall vs.
Mrs. f. L. Lewis; 10:S5, Mrs. o. e.
ElbIe VS.. Mrs. j. o. Rhyme.
Second Flight-9:4O. Mrs. j. A. Tay'
lor VS.. Mrs. w. L. Rice; 9:45, Mrs. G. w.
Bell VS.. Mrs. G. E. Slauson; $50, Mrs.
C. W. Dudley VS.. Mrs. p. L. Wilkinsoni
9:55. Mrs. II. E. Weber vs.. Mrs. H.
Third F1ight-1O:45; Mrs. F. Woods
VS.. Mrs. e. L. MOOrman; Mrs. A. NJ
i Fourth Flight 1O:5O. Mrs. o. H.
Wendt VS.. Mrs. C. Carey; 10:55, Mrs. L.
b. Roy vs.. Mrs. H. r. Harrison; Mrs. w.
Leahy and Mrs. II. L. Cobb drew byess
The Washington times., 1935-10-15
Setter Annexes
Dog Honors

SKYLAND, Va, Oct. 15.-sandy
Mcpherson, jr.. setter, owned by
Capt. R. H. Clemmer, won first
in bench show at skyland to,
night, following day Of field
trials at Luray. Woodside Link
Boy, pointer, owned by N. D.
Caswell, South Carolina, placed
second. Judges were DR.. George
Long Guray), Irwin Hynes (Bal-
timore) and T. Claude Stickley
(Vaucleuse). Winners in indivi
dual classes were:
Irish setter-Duke ROOdwcOd, owned
by G. C. Erickson, of Washington; set.
ter dOgs-First. Sandy Mcpherson. jr.i
second, Kentucky Dan, owned by T. C.
Melton, Culpeper; female setter-First.
Woodlands Black Bird, owned by j. r.
Wingfield, Charlottesville; pointer dogs
first, WOOdslde Link Boy; second,
King, owned by j. B. Coy, Richmond
and female pOinter-first, WOOdside MIL
lie. owned by Caswell; second, Chinkie
Polite, owned by Gay, Of Richmond.
The Washington times., 1935-10-15

ment, Herman was the major cul
prit in this instance.
"The series was won and lost
in the Outfield," Hickey said,
quietly. "The Tigers were sup
posed to be at a disadvantage
there. Actually, their Outfield
hitters stood up and the Cubs
didn't. The rest of it was pOiSe,
steadiness, experience. The Cubs
had none of these, the Tigers
all. They are a good club and
will need not too much tinker
ing. Anyhow, one thing Is clear.
COchrane has done a great job"
What about his own club? He
would have to get pitchers
wouldn't he?
pitchers? he echoed, incred-
ulouSly. eve got plenty Of good
pitching during that September
collapse of ours. What we
needed then was hitterS who
could hit. We still do"
In other words, the Cards were
called the Gas House Gang in g
spirit of marked approval-wher
they were going good. But now il
looks very much like the gas pipe
for some of them.
The Washington times., 1935-10-15

Hickey said that the Tigers
could and possibly would repeat
in the American League, but that
the going would be tougher, much
tougher, next time.
AS for his own club. he init
mated vast and even disconcert-
ing changes, although at the
mention of this writer's story
about Dizzy Dean being traded to
the Chicago Cubs, or elsewhere,
he was plea to smile. Yet only
the day before I had learned
from other sources that either
Dean will go-or others must.
The New York Giants, he dis
missed almost patronizingly.
I'VE are not figuring much on
the Giants next year." he said.
Terry knows that he has to do
things with his club, but l suS-
pect he doesn't know how many.
He talked to us about Rip Col
Inns, and I told him he could
have Collins for Schumacher
and Hubbell. also told Terry
he could have Collins for him.
self, even up"
Parenthetically and in other
words, the Giants can't have Col
Inns.
"The Cubs" Hickey went on,
"need only a little more pitch
ing. Outside of that, those kid
players will be better for the
licking they took here. Galan
swings at anything he can see.
He'll get over that. Cavaretta
will COME on, too, with Hack,
Demaree, O'Dea and Bill Lee,
the pitcher, showing natural
improvement. Yes, it's the Cubs
we'll have to beat"
His statement was not neces-
sarily surprising in its purport,
merely in the time and place it
was made. 1t was the last night
of a series that saw the same very
singular behavior through six
games by having Cavarretta and
Herman both run away in oppo-
site directions from a ball hit be-
tween first and second. The effect
from the stands was Of a widen
ing nature, something like Mr..
Altrock's mouth when he smiles.
Incidentally, in the writer's judg-
The Washington times., 1935-10-15
FederaIs Meei
Bears Tonight

Tonight at $50 o'clock the
Washington Federals oppose the
Chicago Bears in Oriole Park, Bal
timore. College football stars Of
over 80 institutions will dot the
lineups of both teams. The local
team gave indications of its grid
iron qualifications by downing the
Stapleton BuffaloeS, 7 to 0, at
Staten Island, N. Y, on Sunday.
Against the passing and running
attack of the Chicago team Coach
Finis Parrish of the Federals will
throw an offensive attack that is
now clicking in great style. With
Red Oliver, Texas Christian, US
speed boy, on the loose, with
Tommy Oliver punting, and a line
averaging 214 pounds, the Bears
may have anything but a snap.
The Washington times., 1935-10-15
Brewers, Cards
Play In Game

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct. Is.
Annapolis Cardinals will be
played by the Hopfheiser Brewers
on Sunday on the formers field.
Joe Hamilton is the new coach
of the Brewers. He takes the
place of Dug Crupper, who has
signed to play with the Fraters.
George Washington High grid
ders leave here Friday night for
Newport News, Va, to meet New
port News High.
Maurice Given, athletic di'
rector of the locals, will take %
players on this trip. So far the
Presidents have won three games
and lost one.
Muggsy Morris, popular Wash
ington fiStic referee, will handle
the fistic bouts at Fort Belvoir
this fall.
Virginia A. C. gridders travel to
Winchester, Va, Sunday, for a
game with the Winchester A. c.
Ellet Cabell, star local football
player, has retired from the grid
iron sport. For three years
Cabell was a mainstay with local
teams.
He had an offer to play with
the Fredericksburg CorsairS but
turned this down.
The Washington times., 1935-10-15
Ross, Smith Top
Fight Card

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-A
nontitle match between Barney
Ross, of Chicago, welterweight
champion, and Jimmy Smith,
Philadelphia, neat Monday at
Philadelphia features an other
wise dun national fistic program
this week.
TUESDAY-New York: Abe Wasser-
man, New York, vs.. Charley Bedami,
Chicago, featherweight QO); Los An
geles: Butch Rogers, Honolulu. VS..
Champ CLARK, Los Angeles. heavies Q3l;
WEDNESDAY-San Francisco: Phil
Brubek stockton, vs. Leroy Barnes,
Los Angeles, Hght-heavyweights QO).
FRIDAY-HOllywOOd: Freddie steele,
Tacoma. VS.. Swede Burglr I'd, San Ber-
nardinO. middlewelghts (1O) San Fran
cisco: CerefinO Garcia, Manila vs.. Joe
BernaI, San Francisco, welterweights
(IO); Chicago, Max Marek, Chicago, vs..
Art sykes, Elmira, N. Y, heavies (8).
MONDAH-PhlladeIphia Barney Ross,
Chicago, vs.. Jimmy Smith, Philadelphia,
weIterweights uO); CletO LOcatell1'
Italy, W. Tommy Herrera. Ell PasO'
HghtWSights (1Ola
The Washington times., 1935-10-15
A. A. u. Names Same
Officers for Year

The entire slate Of officers Of
the District of Columbia Associa-
ton of the A. A. U. have been re-
elected for the year with William
E. Russell president.
Yesterday, at meeting of Off
Gals, a motion to have local dele
gates go to the national conven-
ton instructed to vote in favor Of
U. S. participation in the 1886
Olympics, was tabled until the De
cember meeting.
Delegates to the convention will
be William E. Russell, Winfree
Johnson, E. Joseph Aronoff,
James A. Sullivan, A. Earle
Weeks and Edward Rosenbloom.
The Washington times., 1935-10-15
Ross|yn Rolls
Lucky Girls

Undefeated in the six games
rolled in the Ladies District Bowl.
ing League, Gait Davis champion
RosSlyn girls face their strongest
opponent of the season tomorrow
night in Lucky Strike, on the
Iatter'S drives.
Three other games are also
carded in the league tomorrow:
Swanee rolls Northeast Temple at
Rosslyn, Bill Woods oppose Ar
cadia on the latter's home alleys,
and Convention Hall bowls Ma
tional Beer at Convention Hall.
Dave Burrows, captain of the
Arcadia team in the Mems District
League, is scouting around for a
bowler good enough to take
Charlie Walson's place in the Ar
cadia's lineup. Watson has been
transferred to Tennessee by the
Government. He leaves Washing
ton for his new home October Is.
The Washington times., 1935-10-15
Brown S Alumni DaV:.
Scheduled Saturday

Browns first annual alumni day
will be held in connection with the
Brown Dartmouth football game
Saturday in Providence, R. I.
The Brown Club, of Washing.
ton, is cooperating with the central
alumni day committee in order to
have a record turnout for the
weekend. Those in charge are
Harold B. Mistr, '27, 903 Sixteenth
st. N. W., club president, and John
A. French, '25, 1920 Massachusetts,
Ave. N. W., secretary.
The Washington times., 1935-10-15
CARDINALS FACE REAL TEST IN DETROIT ELEVE
TitdnsBoas1
Fine Record
This Year

The biggest hump in the first
half of the Catholic University
football schedule faces the team
this Saturday in Detroit where
the strong and undefeated Univer-
sity of Detroit Titan brigade will
be host to the Cardinal eleven.
Already sporting wins over Cen
trail State Teachers, Haskell In
stitute and Oklahoma A. and M,
and looking forward to one OF
the best seasons of football in
the history of the school, Detroit
vii! tax the Flying Cardinal out
fit to the utmost with a wide
range Of forward and ltaeral
passes, a potent assortment OF
power thrusts and j veteran team
that lacks but one star from last
seasons fine team.
According to Tom Whelan who
secuted the Detroit eleven in its
easy triumph over Oklahoma A.
and M. to atone for a 1876 setback
last campaign, Detroit will offer
a group of individual stars, many
Of whom have already received
All-America mention. Outstand-
ing, perhaps, is Dick LutZ, regu-
lar left half back OF the team
who is a triple threat performer
in every sense of the word. With
AL Boglarsky, right end, the pair
couple to form Detroit's two
man aerial circus"
Fine Backs
Other fine performers Of the
TitanS include Big John Wlec-
zorek a bounding fullback who
ripped the Oklahoma line to
shreds last week: Kinsey Jones,
the Washington lad, who prepped
a year at the Navy before trans
ferring to the Michigan inStltu-
ton, and Sig Andrusking, stellar
guard who proved to be such a
Stonewall against the Cardinal
team here two seasons ago.
Aside from the aforementioned
performers, other members Of the
regular starting lineup are crack
players and may outshine their
more illuStriouS team mates Sat
urday against C. U. OF this
group there are John KrkoSka, a
sophomore sensation, who is due
back in the battle after an injury
forced him from the lineup In
the Haskell tilt; Dave Crotty,
veteran tackle and mainstay Of
the line last season, and Joe
Cieslak, a likely looking 190'
pound sophomore tackle from
Erie, Pa. Incidentally. Krkoska
is an end and halls from Chip
pewa Falls, Wis, the home town
of Gus DoraiS. Titan coach.
Cards Drill Today
That the Cardinals will be
forced to combat deluge Of for
ward passing there appears no
doubt. Two seasons ago, the Ii
tans played C. U. in Griffith Sta
dium and spectators at the game
were treated to the biggest and
best display of aerial heaving ever
seen on a Washington gridiron.
The Cardinals were defeated 26-
0 and every score was made by
q forward pass.
Today, the varsity will Scrim-
mage with the frosh eleven. The
varsity will lineup on the defense
and the freshman crew will be
equipped with Titan forward pass
ing plays.
The Washington times., 1935-10-15
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