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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-02-21
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Mem szamitottam ARA, hogy lit ta-
laljam - szolt leany - legalabb is mem
ilyen koran. Azert jottem, hogy egyedul le-
gyek
- Akarcsak jomagam. Ne is vegye esq
&c, hogy lit xagyok, nekem sincs kedvem be-
szegetni.
VegiM isanet Margaret torte meg csen-
det.
Apus aggodk maya miatt.
- En- n1iattam? - kerdezte Blackford
felvont szemoldokkel.
Mikor maga idejott, mindenki AIT hit
te, hogy kutyavilag lesz. Apus varta is a
kellemetlenseget, de ait hiszem, kar volt ag-
godnia.
Hiszen ez leany ugyanazt mondja,
asnit Alice! Blackford ingerult lett.
Ezt mar halottam egyszer! - kial-
totta fel haragosan. - Ugyan, mifele feszek
e. lit tulajdonkeppen-
Margaret ketelkedve nezett ra.
Mar jo ideje, hogy lit van es meg ezt
sem tudja? komolyan beszel?
Latva Blackford ingerultseget, mem is
vart feleletre
- Cahaba nagyon kemeny dio = folly
tatta - Vol lit egy karhatalmi csapat, hogy
rendet teremtsen, de mem regen elment Az
tan Fam volt lit, hogy koriilnezzen es mikor
magat ide helyeztek, mindenki AIT hitte, hogy
magA lcsz a Fain utoda, bar en- megmondtam
apusnak hogy teved.
Igen? De lehetseges am. hogy meg
aepetessef szolgalok
Margaret fejet rata.
All, mem hinnem. Maga mem tudja,
hogy mi lit baj es megengedi, hogy Lawler
vezesse banyat.
Meg mem vettem eszre nala semm
hibat.
Mert meg mem nezett kormere.
Mem szeretem AIT az embert, de ait kis
patkanY Gallowayt sem. Neki es apusnak
meg fog gyllni baja. latom elore.
Hogan kerul belle Galloway? AZ
iment meg Lawlerrol beszelt
Maid rajon. ha utana nez a dolgok-
max es en- nagyon szeretnem, ha megtenne
Szeretnem. ha sok minden megvaltozna tt,
inert mem ohajtok tovabb is ugy elni, mint
eddig 49, ]
Eddig meg sohasem haottam pa
naszkodni.... Mi bal? Szeretne elkeriilni
innenf
Termeszetesen! En- is csak olyan va
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-02-21

Reg nyomja begyemet az anne
rikai igazsagszolgaitatas kuf6nos
volta. Ha veletlenul hazavetod-
mex es valamelyik ugyvedi ka-
mara kivancsi lenne ARA, hogy
mi mondanivalom van az ameri-
kai igazsagszolgaltatas felol, az
eloadast .igy kezdenem:
Sok csodat ettek az urak
eletukben, de olyat meg soha,
mint az amerikai igazsagszolgal-
tatas. Ahhoz foghato manapsag
mines vilagon. Husz esztendo-
vel ezel6tt, peldaul. Ohio allan
Dayton newt varosaban laktam
es tanuja voltam annak. mikor
a torvenyszeki biro olyan -iteletet
mondott XII, amely sehogysem
tetszett az alperesnek.
No, az egeszen mindennapos
-dolog, hogy kedvez6tlen itelet-
! tel az egyik fel nincs megele-
gedye. Alperes yagy felperes az
enaber, mem secret vesziteni. Eb-
ben a daytoni perben azonban
alig mondta XII az iteletet a tor
venyszek biraja az alperes kara
n, . vesztett fel maris meg
-sEolait Is komoran mondotta:
Hat csak annyit mondok
biro uram, hogy ha novembert
megerem, onb61 Sc lesz tobbe
bro ezen a megyehazan.
A kis jelenet marcus soran
Kajlott le es a vesztes fel ARA
celzott, hogy november elso kedd-
jen valasztasokra kerul a sor,
amikor maid megbuktatja a BIZ
rot. Mert Amerikaban Is f6leg
Ohio allamban valasztjak BIZ
rikat, negy evr6l negy eyre, a
magas kuriatol lefele beke-
birakig.
IA vesztes alperes hatarba
valo kis mez6gazda volt. J6ra-
valo derek ember, bar kepzett-
s&ge az elemi iskolat nem ha-
1adta meg. Ellrnbcn maga csi-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-02-21

tenni vele valami
Most erszte csak igazan Blackford, hogy
milyen egyedal van!
Es In megteszem - kerdezte haboz-
va - fog nekem segiteni?
Margaret sietett valasszal.
Megigerern! Is biztosthatom, hogy
mem is kspzeli: mi mindent fog talalni. ;.
Mem akarom el6re befolyasolni, de gondoll-
jon ARA, hogy apus is sarkara fog allni as;
ve1e mem lesz konnyii dolga lany fol-
nszett napra Is hirtelen felugrott - de most
mar mennem kell
- Blackford onkentelenul feleje ny,jhot-
ia kezet.
Maga az els6 baratom CahababanA
Meg sohasem ereztem AIT igazan, hogy nsit
jelent barati tamogatas...
A hivatal ajtajaban Blackford Lawlerrer
talalkozott, aki nagy b6beszedussgger ko-
szont es megkerdezte - nfkor nlsrtatja mar
'egyszer magat koztiik, inert a mumkasok SEE
retnek latni.
- Nemsokara - felelte Bfackford rovi-
den es belepett az irodaba AZ aszta1anal Ill
We mar majdnem sajnalta Margaretnek tett
igeretet Cahaba nena erdekefte mar. . De
Alice ait kivanta, hogy tegyen valamit, st
talan erdekli Cahaba helyesefne, ha Black
ford cselekvesre szanna el magat... maid
meglatja, hogy NIT 1ehet tenni. Kohintest
hallott Stringfeflow ALT mellette
- Nos?
= Bocsanat, uram, de van lit nehany
dolog, amt mem akarok sajat magam intezni
Nehany level kozponti irodatol ezeket BIZ
zonyara ohajtja atolvasni. Aztan van meg
egyeb is..... binyat illet6leg...
Blackford felpilantott mkor String
fellow megakadt es latta tisztvisel6 ko-
molly tekintetet.
- Attol tartok, uram, hogy kellemetlen-
segeink iesznek es kozolni akarom, hogyan
ohajtok intezkedni
Micsoda beszed ez? Nit kepzel- -
kerdezte Blackford elesen Mib6l gondol-
ia, hogy mem. . en- akarok intezkedni?
Stringfelow habozott, maid menteget6z-
We folytatta
= Eddig mem igen erdekeltek az ugyek.
Mindent alairt es figyemere sem meltatta,
hogy mirool van $40. azert gondoltam,
mem akarja magat ,zavartatni
= Nos, hagyjuk ezt Mi bal? = ker-
dezte Blackford kurtan.
- Az emberek panaszkodnak a mazsa-
las matt, hogy becsapjak 6ket AIT mond-
jak. hogy az elszal1itott szen nincsrendben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-02-21
x. FEJEzET

Blackford duhos kitores utar,, lecsiifa-
podva fogott hozza szamadasok atvizsgala-
sahoz. Dofgat megnehezitette az a. k6ri1neny,
hogy mem tudta, hogy hof keresse huncut-
sagot, de hamarosan rajott, hogy eeak ugy
fog tisztan atni, ha egeszeff el1ofr6f kezdi
az ellen6rzest. Szetteregette asztafan String
fellow iltaf elebe rakott iveket e Haegkezdte
hosszadafmas munkat.
Mikor isrnet maga ef0tt htta meg
szokott kimutatasokat es szamadasokat, egy-
sseriben elfogta a munkavagy. Most mar
egyebre is gondolt. nemcsak onnaagara. Ell
kerte szines vetuleteket, fayetdfeteket
Is a foldtani terkep megmutatta l&bai alatt
eihuzodo szenreteg vonufasat.
Cahaba Henry Elfen-er egyik elagazasa
volt a Double Oak Mountain alatt. EFT a
szenreteget mar alaposan kiaknaztak es eleg
kozel fekiidt fold szinehez: mind6ssze
nyolcszaz labmelyen allapitotta meg a
terkeprol,
Haromszaz labbal melyebben volt mar
kibanyaszott Montevallo-er es negyszaz lab
bal melyebben Warrior-er melyet most ak
naztak XII. 'Ez hat labnyi vastag reteg volt $
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-02-21
: Ki kezeli ezt?

Hi kezeli ezt?
Lawler uram.
Mi6ta kezd6dtek "a panaszok?
- Mar reg6ta suttognak, de csak nshiny
hsts, hogy komolyan fel vannak haborodva.
Miert mem szolt rnsr el6bb?
Mem hittem, hogy- egyaltalsn t0r6dni
fog vele. Ugy latszott hogy Lawler fel van
hstalmazva banya vezetassfe, en- tehst neki
sz6ftam.
Szoval Lawlerhec fordult. hm?
Igen, uram, de. e mem sokat segi-
tett. Mem akartam onneK alkalmatlankodni,;
nsert LATHAM, hogy... Art remeltem, mikor
on idejott, hogy korul fog nezni egy kicsit.
En-. en- ezt vartam. Arra szamitottam.
Blackford felbeszakitotta Ez volt az utol.
SO kotel - es elszakadt: El6szor Alice, aztan
Margaret. vegul pedig sajat alarendeltje
tarja elebe, hogy mi kotelessege... Lappan-
GO haragja most kitSrt.
En- vagyok lit f6felugyel6 - ordi-
totta magabol kikeNe jov6ben minden-
ben hozzam fordtljon. megertette? Uey
latszik, ezeknek az. kcfl, hogy megtancoltas<-
sam 6ket... noss hat meg is kapjak. Ada,
ide termelesi jegyz6konyvetet az utols6i
hat honaprol.... en- maid megtalalom, amifSil
$50 van.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-23
ltaly's Southern Army Advancing
 Successful Moves
tBy The Associated pressl

London, Oct. 23, -Advan- ce guards of more than 300,- 900 men moving into battle in southern Ethiopia recoiled from heavy hand to hand fighting today and prepared for a major battle, described in both Rome and Addis Ab- aba, as only a few days dist ant.
 A force of 1000 Italian Som aliland natives supported by airplanes almost destroyed an Ethiopian unit of the same number yesterday in savage hand to hand fighting, the Exchange telegraph cores pondent with the Italian ar my said, and pursued the sur ViVors today across the plan eS.
 Prospects of a large scale increase in activities increas ed; and at the same time in North it was thought Captain Francis Alex of Cuba would be given active command. He would be the first white man in history to lead Ethiopian troops into battle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-23
October 3lst Date Set League Sanctions to Be Applied
Truce Is Called In
 Waterfront Strike
 By The Officials
(By The Associated Press)


 Lake Charles, Oct. 23, A truce was called in the Inter- national Longshoremen's As sociation strike, following a pitched battle claiming two lives and eight were wound ed.
 Governor Allen ordered the port closed for three days while attempts were made to reach an agreement.
 w R Mayor, president of the Longshore Association said that pickets and guards would be withdrawn from the docks while negotiations were under way.
 Joseph Ryan national presi dent, and Charles Logan dis trict director of the National Labor Relations Board, to- gether with port authorities, will meet in New Orleans to carry on discussions.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-23

Alaskan fur shippers will again have an opportunity to earn special cash awards for Alaskans only in the Sears Seventh National Fur Show this year.
 Award of $200 will be given the fur shipper with the most carefully prepared shipment of five or more belts, market ed by Sears at Seattle from December 2, 1885 to May 30, 1886. In addition, the second best shipment will receive a cash award of $50.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-23
RESERVE PLIERS ARE
 SAFE AT SMALL TOWN
 AFTER , DAYS HIKE
Plane Crashed In Wilderness After Losing
 Seattle-PortIand Radio Beam At Night
(By The Associated Press)

Seattle, Oct 23, Captain Henry M Walker of Pullman and Lieut.. J M Goldstein of Seattle, army reserve pilots, who have been missing since Sunday when they hopped for Portland, are safe at Mor- ton, at the foothills of the Cascades.
 Their plane crashed in the Randle district about thirty miles east of Morton, Both men spent two days walking out.
 Goldstein had a broken nose and severe decorations of the right arm, and Walker was cut and bruised about the face and hands.
 Walker said the wreck was caused when the plane, los ing the Seattle-Portland ra- dio beam along which they were flying, a few minutes later, encounted a snow storm and the plane struck in the tree tops, plunging to earth.
 Walker said he jumped to the ground and pulled Gold
 (Continued on Page TWo>
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-23
October 3lst Is Date Set By League
 When Sanctions Are To Be Applied
(By The Associated Press)

Geneva, Oct. 23, -Octo- Der 31 has been decided up- on as the date on which to begin applying financial and economic sanctions to Italy, it was learned today in a re- liable quarter. It is under stood that application of the measures voted by the Leag- ue to halt Italy's illegal war against Ethiopia will be or dered for that date when the big penalties committee of 52 nations conVenes on October 31.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-23
Enticing Awards And Special Prizes
 ToBe Made Available By Sears Co.

As an added encouragement to proper pelt handling by Alaskans, these special aw- ards were instituted last sea- son. J L Swank of Hope and Pete Berg of Saginaw Bay. Alaska were winners of these awards for Alaskan fur ship pers only.
 In addition to these special awards, Alaskan fur shippers are eligible for awards total ing $4,750.00. These include four major cash awards total
 Continued on Page Three)
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-23
Cuba Clears Away
 Debris Caused By
 Recent Hurricane
(By The Associated Press)


 Santiago, Oct. 23, - East ern Cuba cleared away the debris rolled up by the hur- ricane which killed from one to four persons and injured twenty-nine, the storm appar ently blowing out over Or tent province.
 One woman was killed in Santiago. An unconfirmed re- port from Claimanera, said three persons were drowned. The storm killed three per sons in Jamaica before reach ing Cuba. Property damage was estimated in Cuba, at much less than reported.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-23
Falls Over A High
 Cliff, Body Found
(By The Associated PresS)

Tonasket, Oct. 22 - The crushed body of Benjamin Sund, 21, was found near here after a twenty hour search.
 He disappeared Sunday from a hunting party. The body was found at the base of a high cliff near Blue Lake.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-23
David Lloyd George
 Attacks The British Govt. Failure to Act
tBy The Associated Press)

NDS I iIC IhoooNldbCb I CSo(
 London, Oct. 23, - David Lloyd George, war time Brit ish prime minister today charged that the British gov ernment could have halted an Italian-Ethiopian war last March, had it taken a lead for sanctions when Ethiopia appealed to the League of Ma tions at that time.
 The former liberal leader in an attack on the British government in a prediction address, also assailed Italy and termed Mussolini "The god of war in the world, breathing lies, slaughter and defiance!"
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-23
May Be Ready To Discuss
 Peace Very Soon
(By The Associated PreSS)


 Rome, Oct. 23, - Premier Benito Mussolini is ready to open negotiations for a fun damental settlement of the Italo-Ethiopian dispute ac- cording to belief in trustWor- thy quarters today.
 However, it was emphasiz- ed that there is no chance of inducing Il Duce to discuss terms until Great Britain re- duces its Mediterranean fleet concentrations and ceases its aggressive leadership at Gen
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-23
Freddie Miller Has Tough Battle Keep
 His Championship
{By The Associated Press)

Boston, Oct. 23, Freddie Miller, Cincinnati southpaW had to use all of his great skill in defending his feather weight title against slugging Vernon Cormier of Worcest- CT, in a blistering 15 round championship bout held last night in the Boston Garden.
 The aggressive challenger kept Miller on the run from bell to bell, the champion talk ing many a solid clout as he coolly boxed away. A unani- nous decision of the judges gave him the right to keep his title.
 A small crowd of 1, 300 paid $6,600 to see the bout.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-23
Won't Contribute
 For Olympics l936
(By The Associated Press)

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Oct 23, -Anti-Semetic activities in Germany were responsib- le for the refusal of the civic finance committee to recom- mend a city contribution of $500 toward sending Cana dian athletes to Berlin to par ticipate in the 1946 Olympic Games.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-23
Chicago Mayor Says
 Play Is Indecent
(By The Associated Press)

Chicago, Oct 23, Mayor Edward Kelly today ordered "Tobacco Road'', noted stage play by Erskine Caldwell and Jack Kirkland which has run for nearly two years in New York, be closed as inde- cent and obscene. The mayor saw the play.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-23
Landis Hands Out
 World Series Mon-
 ey Detroit Tigers
(By The Associated Press)

Chicago, Oct. 23, - Base ball Commissioner KenesaW M. Landis, sliced up the big gest world series player mel on in the history of the game, giving each player of the De- troit Tigers $6,544, but with held the Chicago Cubs share amounting to $4, 198 per man.
 Although many believed the money is held back for fine levying purposes on ac- count of the Cubs battles with Umpire George Mortar ity, the Commissioner explain ed the delay, saying: We haven't had time yet to mail their checks out
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-23
SOUTHERN ARMY OF ITALY MAKING FAST
 STEPS TOWARD END
Italian SomaIiIand Native Soldiers Aided
 By AirpIane Defeat Ethiopian Group

eva.
 One source reported Mus solini was ready to conciliate on this basis-1 removal of the British fleet. 2 Postpone ment of League economic sanctions. 3 Italy to be allow ed to consolidate the territory already conquered.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-23
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The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-23
Wounded Co Home
(By The Associated PreSs)

Alexandria, Oct. 23, Two Italian ships arrived at Port Said enroute from the Italian Somilaland to Italian ports with 500 sick and 1000 wound ed it was reported today.
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Baseball Commissioner Hands Out Big
 Checks For World Series Ball Games
Hartnett of Cubs
 Is Most Valuable
 Player Nationals
(By The Associated Press)

Philadelphia, Oct. 23, - Charles "Gabby" Hartnett, the peppery catcher for the Chicago Cubs was adjudged the National Leagues most valuable player by the Base ball Writers Association of America.
 Jerome Dizzy" Dean, last years winner was given sec ond place; Floyd Arky Vau- ghn of the Pittsburgh Pirates was third; Billy Herman of the Cubs was fourth and Joe Medwick of the St. Louis Car dinals was 5th.
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The Washington times., 1935-10-08

Bridges was still using a curve
ball, making Hack hit weakly to
Gehringer to retire the side, leav-
ing Cavaretta stranded at second.
Marvin Owen was still hitless
throughout the series after he
struckout to open the Tigers Sec
ond frame. He showed the strain
Of his hitless efforts, by throwing
his bat from the batter'S box to
the Detroit dugout.
With two balls and one strike
on him to open the third, JurgeS
seemed to sense that a hard ball
was coming. Bridges obliged and
JurgeS hit as hard single as the
series has provided. 1t cut second
base in half.
Galan's hit, which put Jurges
on third base, was lucky one and
many thought that Gehringer pos
Sibly loafed a bit on the ball. At
least, he can be charged with
starting late.
Fox's fine throw to third on
Herman's hit to right, retiring
Galan. followed by his catch OF
The Washington times., 1935-10-08

iran right into the Tiger third
baseman with the ball in hand.
Owen, who had gone hitleSs in
the series up to the sixth inning.
broke into the bingle column at
the time when it would do the
Tigers the most good. In the
sixth his hard single to left scored
Rogell from second. with the ty-
ing run.
Demaree, in the eighth inning
with Hartnett on first base,
muffed a. swell opportunity to get
his first hit of the game and to
help push around what could
have been the winning run. He
hit into a double play.
French's strategy in the eighth
in passing Owen, with two out
and Fox on second to get at
Bridges, gave the Cubs a choice
of making a force out at two
positions as we'll as a chance to
strike out the Tiger hurler. The
latter happened.
One Of the tensest moments Of
the game came in the ninth with
The Washington times., 1935-10-08
With Kirk Miller,
Times Sports Editor


Hack on third, after his triple to
open the inning, two out ana
Galan at the bat. Bridges worked
hard on Galan, and after two
strikes and one ball, he made
Galan fly to Goslin.
With the score tied going into
the last half of the ninth, the
Tigers had the advantage OF
starting off their time at bat with
the top of the batting order, a
coincidence made to order for a
ball club which needed but one
run to win a world series.
Clifton struck out, Cochrane
burnt a hard grounder which no
infielder in the world could have
held. Herman stopped it, but
that was all and Cochrane got as
electrifying a single as the series
has provided.
Goose Gosrin's nit to center
with Cochrane on second in the
Tigers ninth, was the blow heard
around the world, as it scored
Mickey with the winning run and
gave the Detroit Tigers their first
world championship in five ap-
pearances therein.
The Washington times., 1935-10-08

'Klein's hard hit liner in deep
right near the scoreboard, consti-
tuted two of the finest fielding
plays of the game up to that
point.
With Gehringer on second, in
the third, Goslin hit sharply to
French, who essayed to nip Geh-
ringer between second and third.
In the run up, Gehringer returned
safely to second. In the mean
time Goslin had continued on to
the middle bag and just escaped
getting back to first, because
Hack started to gesticulate to the
umpire at second, before he threw
to Cavaretta for the out. Hack
thought by touching Gehringer on
the bag that Charlie was out and
that the bag was Goslin's if he
could gain it. In their fourth,
the Tiger hitters were changing
their style at the plate. Walker
and Rogell both hit the first
pitched ball for sharp singles to
right and left fields respectively.
Hack, while having no errors
through the fourth, was showing
The Washington times., 1935-10-08

'poor workmanship. Both Tiger
runs had been scored because of
Stanley's SluggiShneSs, A more
wideawake fielder would have
stopped Fox's double in the first
and a more alert player would
have fielded Bridges force out OF
owen in the fourth in time to
permit Herman to double Tommy
off first.
Herman's home run into the
trick left field bleachers in the
sixth game made the home-run
count of the series, five for the
Cubs and one for the Tigers.
In the Tigers half of the fifth
inning. French depended entirely
on his curve ball, retiring the
three heaviest hitters in the De
troit batting order on a strike-out,
an easy roller to second and a
pop foul to the Cub catcher.
Stanley Hack again proved his
mental inadequacy when he was
an easy out at third after dou-
bling in the sixth. Jurges' drive
was right at Clifton and Hack
The Washington times., 1935-10-08

On last Saturday before $4,000
football fans in Palmer Stadium,
Penn bowed to the Princeton
Tiger by a single point. Penn was
anything but disgraced in that
battle of titans and Harvey Har-
mon, coach of the Red and Blue,
looks forward with confidence to
this meeting with the Blue.
Half Century Elapses
Almost half a century has
elapsed since Yale stoImed down
from the elms of New Haven to
tackle Old Penn. 1t was in 1889
to be exact that the teams last
met in Philadelphia. Edgar M.
Church, captain of the Penn '89
team, maintains his interest in
football affairs at Franklin Field
will be one of the speakers at the
rally to be held on Friday night.
Aside from the usual minor
bruises that attend a major foot
ball game, both Yale and Penn
came through in fine style and
will be ready for a rip snorting
game. There will be plenty of
smart football in the home of
Penn on Saturday if form dis
played on last Saturday holds
true.
Penn's blocking was nothing
short Of devastating against
Princeton for the first three quar-.
terS of the game. The Red and
Blue forwards were first across
the neutral zone and carried out
their assignments. Nothing but
high spirited play held down the
score as Penn rose to peaks of
effectiveness not usually seen in
an opening game. A battling
shift and fast running backs
worked out the first touchdown.
Reserve Strength Tells
Superior reserve strength won
for Princeton, Fritz Crisler sent re
placement after replacement into