davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-12
hrab boil v utorok 2 domu.
sm1tku a gr. k. chramu r.
Marie. Obrady odbavil Rev.
Jozef Jackanic. Pochovan&
bola v cirkevnom cintorfne.
SOkOLI SBORU 146. SA
PRIPRAVUJU K DAISEJ
NARODNEJ CINNOST1

Divadelny krdzok 50 stro-
il zahrat' divadlo koncom
maja. Hrat' budu "Zlatl
mociar'', pekna to drama v
4. dejstvach cd Kvetoslava
F. Urbanovica.
Cvicenci a cvicenky sa pill
ne pripravuju ku sletu. kto-
ry bude tohto leta v Cleve-
lande.
Narodnf Sokoli maj1 otvo-
rend kampan ma move elem
stvo do konca tohto roku.
Kazdy verny Slovak a Slo-
venka by mali prisl1chat' do
tejto cisto narodnej organi-
zacie a tiez dat zapfsat'
svoje dietky do podrostu,
kde dostand dobrl narodnu
a telesn1 vychovu. Sokoli Pc
stuju telocvik, ktory zachr&-
nj clovekovi zdravie q dod&
mu zdraveho ducha.
V Sokolovni ma Washing
ton st. sa nikdy nespi, tam
sa vzdy pracuje len pre- do
bro slovenskeho naroda. Tam
sa hrajd divadla, cvicia, spe-
vokol spieva a vzdy je tam
nejaka cinnost' pre- dobro
nasho naroda. Kto sa htbe,I
ten zije.
Dopisovassl !.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-12
Z&bavy a vecierky
VEL'KONOCNA TANECNA
ZABAVA " OSADE SV. CY-
RILA A METODA BUDE
"a. APRlLA.

Sestry Spolku sv. Ruzenca
z osady sv. Cyrila a Metoda
usporiadaj1 tanecn1 zabavu,
ktor& bola uz oznamena ja-
ko vdoveck& tanecna zaba-
va, ale ponevac sa sestry O
bavaj1, ze 50 to poniektorym
vdovam nebude pacit,', nuz
aby nikoho neurazily, tax td
zabavu zmenily ma vel'ko-
nocnu, ma ktor1 dctive povo-
lavajd vsetkych osadnfkov q
osadnicky a v6bec vsetkych
Slovakov a Slovenky z celej
Mahonig doliny, jak mladych
tax starych.
Drahf osadnfci a osadnfc-
ky, nase sestry Spolku sv.
Ruzenca sa postaraly pre-
mas, aby SINE hned' po VEL
kej Noci v sobotu vel'kl "a
bavu mali a mas vsetkych u
list 'ujd, ze ked' sa tejto "a
bavy zlcastnime, re sa vse-
tel dobre a veselo zabavime.
Zaciatok 0 8. hodine vecer.
Vstupne bude 35c. Cely IVY
sok tejto zabavy pojde ma
chram Bozf, a preto prosfme
ct. obecenstvo, aby nam ne
zazlievalo, Re 35c je prive-
Ia. Ked' chceme. aby SINE
nieco pre- chram Bozi mohli
urobit', musfme take vstup-
ne brat. O dobre zakusky a
obcerstvenie SO postara W.
Dor. Hrat' bude orchestra p.
kZajaca. Vo WHORE sd: panic
kVinkler, Kopruscak, Filicky,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-12
scHoDZA . ST. JOHN
CIVIC KLUBU.

ST. JOnn C1Vlc CluU puue
odbyvat' svoju riadnu scho-
dzu v miestnosti pod kosto-
lom ma Reed Ave. ma IA. a.
prfla O 8. hodine vecer. CT.
obcania, vsetkym vam ozna-
mujem, ably ste prisli ma tu-
to sch6dzu, ma ktorej sa bu-
du debatovat' vazne veci
skrz, nasich obcanov, ktori
nem0zu robotu uz dostat dc
fabriky a ma mestsk1 robo-
tn ich nijak nechcd pripu-
stit'. TAX 81 musime napred
rozvazit', ei sd prvsi toti, co
sa nam len pred vopbami
do mesta ukazu, ci toti, co
uz tu plata po Is a 20 ro-
kov dane a robotu nemozu
nijakym sposobom dostat'.
TAX ctenf obcania, neza-
budnite prist' Ia. aprila a
prived'te i svojich pirate
Pow. Vstupne zdarma. Me-
sacne prfspevky s1 len 10
centov. TAX len prid'te, a.
by SINE mohli daco dobreho
vykonat'. ......
Jan Sarosy, preds.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-12

Eperjesi, Kukura, Stanovcak,
Ruzbacky, Eperjesi, Fajcak,
Kalna, Jankovic, Barbara
Fajcak, Ruzbacky, Dudas,
Strazik, Baxa Rozalia, Sta
novcak, Vrabel, Javorsky,
Rigelsky, Runevic, Mandula,
Smetanovsky, Karabin, Mu-
ransky, Vitkay, Stec, Vrabel,
Havrila, Buday, Markovic.
Niektore mena este nemame,
tie bud1 ma bud1ci tyzden
podane. Predsedkyna spolku
je pani Maria Slifka a SPRAY
kynou tejto zabavy je pani
Maria Melko.
J. Witkay, dopisovatep.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-12
SCHODZA {. 80. IKSzJ.

Spolok sv. Amy, C. 80. I.
K. S. z. j. bude odbyvat'
stvrt'rocnd schodzu teraz v
nedel'u a kazda ldkyna je
ziadana, ably sa dostavila.
Udkyne, ktore dlhujd "a tri
alebo Wac mesiacov bud1 Wy.
tvorene behom jedneho tyz.
dina, ak sa nedostavia ma t1.
to schodzu. Tiez sl vsetky
sestry ziadane, aby 81 osob-
ne prichodily platit' svoje
prispevky. Prispevky sa bu.
du prijfmat' cd Is min. pc
/. do 5. hodiny popoludni.
So sesterskym pozdravom,
Mrs. Maria Huda, uct.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-12
SPOLOK SV. JANA AP. GfSIO 519.
IKSJ. v CAMPBELL O.

Urad: Pavel Dulovich, predseda,
80 Princess St.. Campbell. o. - ia
kub Jakubek. podpredseda, 1876 JEFF
ferson St., Campbell. o. - Stefan
Mikuia, dctovnik, So Adams st..
Campbell, o. - Jan Tatar, poklad.
mix. IS Jefferson st.. Campbell, o.
Andrej Setz, zapisnik, 335 Reed
Ave., Campbell. O. - Dozorcovia: :
Jurai Vargo 95 Madison st., Camp.
bell. O.; Jozef Cvengros. ls9 Reod
Ave.. Campbell. O.: Andrei Behun,
80 Adams st., Campbell. o. - Do.
zorcovia chortch: Jan PetruSka, 202
10th St.. Campbell, O. Stefan Ko-
marco, 20 - 10th st., Campbell. O.
starosta Cisla 3l3. M. 0. Jan Sa-
mudovsky, % Princess St., Camp
bell. Ohio.
Riadne sch6dze odbyvaid "a KAT.
do druhd nedel'u mesiaci v skol.
skei miestnosti pod kostolom ~. J6-
ma Krst. ma Reed Ave. l. hodine
po obede.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-12
"a. oDBoR NARoDNEHo SLOW.
SPOLKU,

Sch6dze odbyva kazdd 2. nedel u
" mesiaci l. hodine 20 obede v
miestnosti svatei Troiice ma Wash.
ington ST.. Struthers, Ohio.
Uradnici: Stefan Kubicko. pred
seda, 155 Como Ave-. Struthers, O.
Jan Podracky, podpreds.. 800 Broad
St., Struthers, o. - Michal Fabian,
zapisnf'k, 20 Parkcliffe Ave-, Stru.
theirs, Ohio. - Pavel Kosik. uGtov.
mix. 125 Ridgeway St., Strubhers,
0. - Andrei Repasky pokladnik.
266 Broad st.. Struthers, o. - Jo-
zef TkaG, poddetovnik. 16S Prospect
st., Struthers. o. - Vybor maietku:
Jan S6avnicky. 206 Center St.. Stru.
theirs, O., Mattel Zelinsky. Pine
St., Struthers, O.. Mix. LukaG, l5S
8. jackson st., Youngstown o. 49,
Starosta Kruhu Mladeze Stefan Hri-
MAX, 81 Center St.. Struthers. o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-12
SPOLOK SV. CYRII.A A METODA
g. 500. I.K.S.J. v YOUNGSTOWN.

Urad: Jozef Flip, predseda, 12e
Steel St., Youngstown, o. - Andrei
Tarapeak, podpredseda, 1906 South
Ave-, Youngstown, o. Frank N.
Pataky, zapisnfk, 379 E. Philadel.
phia Ave., Youngstown, o. - Jozef
youngstown % Won Q. H. stefan Ssa Ddun Mupansf, ss
pokladnik, 95s Cornell Ave., Youngs
town. o. Dozorcovia majetku:
Jan Conek, 533 Dixon st.; Michal
Markovie, 1852 E. Florida Ave. 6
Martin Stamina, 1925 Silliman st.
Youngstown, o. - Jan Lesieko, sta
rosta M. o. (. 522. IKSJ., 1112 Berk
ley Ave-, Youngstown, U.
Sch6dze sa odbyvaid kazdd 2. ne
del'u mesiaci 2. hod. 20 obede
" skole sv. Cyrila a Metoda.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-12

To all dance lovers, espe-
cially the Slovak people Of
our Valley, is extended a cor
dial invitation to come and
be the guests of the Slovak
Students Fraternity on April
%.
Paul Ondash Jr. is chair
man assisted by Ann Bellan,
Ann Sakmar, Katherine Lisko
Helen Hnat, Mary Machuga,
Jennie Novotney, John Yash,
Steve Beney, John Cvengros
and John Pikarich.
Chaperons will be named
later.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-12
sPoLoK sv. ALzBETY, GfsLo
161. I. KAT. SLOW. zENsKEJ
JEDNOTY.

Urad: Maria Fabian, predsedkyha,
532 Alexander St., Youngstown, o.
Katarfna Labuda, podpreds., 1909
Homewood Ave.. Youngstown, o. -
Maria Martinko, zapisnfeka, 252s
Craiger Ave., Youngstown, o. -
Anna Bacha 1ctovnf6ka, 1887 Hum
bolt Ave., Youngstown, o. Anna
Gonda, pokladnieka, 1907 E. India
nola Ave-, Youngstown, o. - Maria
Biroseak, doz. maj, 254s Craiger
Ave. a Maria Budinsky, doz. maj,
1903 E. Boston Ave., Youn gstown, O.
Sch6dze odbyvane ST kazdd druhd
nedel'u mesiaci pod kostolom sv.
Mateja po obede 2. hodine.
Spolkova adresa: Anna Bacha.
1897 Humboldt Ave. Youngstown, O.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-12
ANNA ZDINAK UMRELA

Anna Zdinak, z 221 Penn
sylvania Ave-, Mcdonald, u
mrela 6. aprfla v nemocnici
sv. Alzbety vo veku 48 ro-
kov. Zanechava manzela Ju-
raja Zdinak, dietky Micha-
la, Petra, Helenu v McDo-
nald, Nikolaja, Juraja a Ma
riu v Pittsburghu, pani An
nu Baco v Toronto, O. Tiez
bratov a sestry Michala, ia
ma, Juraja a pani Mariu
Blascak, a otca Jozefa Cho-
ma vo Weirton, w. Va. Po-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-12
RUzENsKH AoLTARNY sPoLOK
PRI OSADE Sv. CYRII.A A
METODA,

Grad: Maria Sofranec. cestna
predsedkyna: Maria Slifka. pred
sedkyna 426 Lora Ave-. Youngs-
town, O. Katarina Volosin. pod
apredsedkyna. Poland Manor. - Mr..
Balchik. dGtovnfk, Tyndale Ave. -
Zuzanna Chizmar. zapisniGka. 149
Midlothian Blvd. - Maria VasGak.
pokladniGka. 155 Jennette Drive. -
Maria Kubina. dozorkyna. Florida
Ave. Horltel ky: Maria Melko.
304 Emery Ave. Maria Markovie
Florida Ave. Maria Budai. An
drews Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-12
sPoLoK sv. STEFANA, &. $40.
4 IKSJ. v YOUNGSTOWN, o.

Trad: Jan Shira, predseda, TAG
Caledonia St., Youngstown, 0. -
Jozef Smotrilla, dctovnfk AT Ms
dera Ave-, Youngstown, O., telefon
4301S. Andrei Trojcak, poklad
mix, 245 Adam st., Youngstown O.
Stefan Novak. zapisnik 46O Wilkin-
SON Ave-, Youngstown, O. - Dozor-
covia: Peter Deley, 523 E. Phila-
dePhia Ave. Jozef Yavorsky. 1928
South Ave-, Youngstown, o.
Sch6dze "a odbtvaj6 kaxdd 2. ne.
del'u Y mesiaci po obede " skole
osady ~. Oyrila : NsEods
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-12
/ |SCHODZA FARMERSKEHO
OBC. KLUBU.

Farmersky Obciansky Klub
bude mat svoju riadnu scho-
dzu dina 20. aprfla u brata a
sestry Birostak, vecer 0 8.
hodine. Pytam vsetkych bra
tov a sestry, aby sa dosta-
viii ma til sch6dzu.
Jan virostek, predseda.
Joxsf knbus, z&pisnfk.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-12
Kalend6r Cinnosti
Slovenskej
Prfhlasy zAbav do tohto IA
lendara prijima redakcia.

22. aprila-Vel'konocny Ia
nee Sdruzenia SLOW. Kat.
Studentov v auditoriume
osady Mena Jezis.
~. aprila-Tanecna zabava
warrenskych Slovakov v
prospech ich baseball ca
ty v osadnej hale sv. Cy-
rila a Metoda ma rohu Le-
rad a High ul. vo Warren.
q. aprila-Vel'konocna ia
necna zabava v skole sv.
Cyrila a Metoda, ktoru u
sporiadaju sestry Spolku
sv.- Ruzenca.
|28. aprila-Po-vel 'konocna
tanecna zabava v Mullins
ballroom. Usporiada Sig
ma Kappa Delta Sorority.
s. m1ja-Tanecna zabava
baseball caty Campbell
ski Slovaci" v Horvatskej
hale ma Bright Ave.
s. msja-Majales Haselton
Dodgers v Central audito-
rum ma w. Boardman st.
S. maja-Card party v Soko-
lovni ma Washington St.,
ktore usporiada. Youngs-
townsky Slov. Polit. Klub.
1O-12. m6ja-Bazar osady
sv. Alzbety v Haselton.
IL. maja-Majovy tanec Yo.
SLOW. Spevokolu "Slavia"
v Sokolovni ma Washing
ton st.
IL. m6ja-"Mother's Day
Dance" Zenskeho Politic-
keho Klubu ma Lansing
Vile v Sokolovni ma Home
wood Ave.
IL. maja-Poucna prednas-
ka Okr. Sboru SLOW. Ligy
v Memorial High School,
Campbell, o 8. vecer.
Is. maja-Bal Spolku sv.
Amy, (. 163. P. s.: z. J.
v Sokolovni ma Homewood
Ave.
26. maja-Piknik Zenskeho
Politickeho Klubu ma Lam
singville.
16. j6na-Piknik Venca 81,
S. X. S. ma Shirley Rd. po-
zemkoch ma Lansingville.
Is. jtina-Vylet Sboru LAG.
S. T. j. Sokol v zahrade
pana Antalfka ma South
Meridian Road.
Fl. jdla-Vylet Sboru 146.
S. T. j. Sokol v zahrade
pana Antalfka ma South
Meridian Road.
"a. jula-XV. Slovensky Den
v Idora parku.
18. augusta-Vylet Sb. LAG.
S. T. j. Sokol v zahrade
pana Antalfka ma South
Meridian Road. y
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-12
DOMY MA PREDAJ aIDo
DO RENTU.

5 ixieb . ktpel IA. dnplovan
rad1. lot 63x150 m Cooper q. -
{. PASS. Dalste vysvstlsnis ~ 1xn
sam. sss -:
Druhy dom na predaj, 3SkoVs
9 single gar&dx. Lot 4cx16G. FL
Mahoning Ave. m Steo1ton. - n
119 N. Brockway Ave.
PAUL NJ zvARA sss| Ss'|
2435 Cooper St. Iaansir = Z
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-12
SBORCEK ITO. NIL. ODD. SLOW.
KAT. SOKOLOv v HASELTON.

Pod spravou Sboru 159. s. K. 8.
Martin Zentko. starosta, 103 Glad
stone Ave-, Campbell, Ohio.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-12
STATE BOYS CLUB
 HOOP TOURNAMENT | AT GREENWICH
Waterbury Cadets Meet Bridgeport Orcutts in
 Opener

At a state meeting in the or cutt Boys Club of Bridgeport which included eight boys clubs of this state Saturday afternoon drawings and finals preparation were completed for the annual state championship senior basket. ball tournament. NGreenwich has been selected as the site for the tourney this year, and they have made some extensive city-widc plans to make this years tourney a banner affair. To eliminate the necessity oEea team playing several games in one day 1t was decided to hold the tournament two days instead of one as has been done a former, years. The dates set are Friday and Saturday of this week.
 Following are the parrings for the first round which will be played on the 18th:
 Stamford B. c. vs Greenwich B. c.
 Southport B. c. vs Middle Street, Bridgeport B. C..
 Waterbury B. c. vs orcutt B. C., Bridgeport.
 Meriden B. c. vs New II'ven B. c.
 The local club will be represent ed by its representative team; namely, the Boys Club Cadets. Several weeks ago the local Cadets played last years senior champs of the Boys Clubs division. tho Middle Street Club of Bridgeport, and eked out a 36 to 31 victory in the final stanza of play.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-12
JOHNSTON AGREES WITH COMMISSION
 FOR FIRST TIME
''Black UhIan" Must Meet Winner of Elimination;
 Title Bout in Sept

New York, March 12 - (UP)- Jimmy Johnston, cocky, Bantam seized boxing promoter of Madison Square Garden, and the New York State Athletic Commission were gathered today under a flag of truce and devoted to the common cause of keeping Max Schmeling 1t bay.
 The armistice is temporary in nature and hostilities might flare anew at any time. but they agree for the first time in their long standing feud, with the result that the black Uhlan will be forced to fight one more time before he gets that chance at Max Baer's world title.
 Contrary to the announcement made by Joe Jacobs, Schmeling'B American manager, that. everything was set for Schmeling and Baer in June, Johnston said that the Cor man probably would be matched with the winner of the current elimination.
 As expected, the commission re- gards Schmeling as just another contender and that he must figfss. once more to prove his right te
  meet Baer.
 How Max Stands e
 Chairman John J. Phe1an sesc that Schmeling unquestionab1y made progress toward title bout in belting out Steve Hamas Sunday.
 "But we cannot regard Mr. Schmeling as the outstanding con- tender until we see what happens" Phelan said.
 He referred to two bouts sched- uled to eliminate several hundred pounds of heavyweights. Friday night Primo Camera and Ray Im- pellettiere will meet in the first. On March 22, Art Lasky will brave the right hand punch of aging James J. Braddock.
 The winners are to meet April and Schmeling according to an- nounced plans, will get the final survivor. Johnston said this ar- engagement might delay the title fight until September.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-12
REYMONDS DRILL AT
 BROOKLYN TONIGHT

All members of the Raymond Hillies are requested to report for practice tonight at the Brooklyn Y hut at s:S0 o'clock. The Hillies will play two games on Thursday night in the first game on the evenings program they will meet the Meriden Boys Club at the Gen. tral Y in a tournament encounter and will then go to the Brooklyn Y where they meet the second place Cowboys in a Brooklyn Y In- terclub league tussle. Although on the short end of the betting odds against the Meriden team the Hill lies hope to knock off the Silver City array and enter the quarter finals of the Democrat tourney.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-12
TO-DAY Y,S. SPORT PARADE

he is a fighter and Hamas isn't. The only thing the Pen Slater ever had was fair, but wild right hand and plenty of heart. These virtues were more than offset by a trick knee earned in football, and an unbelievable awkwardness. He beat Schmeling year ago only because the German was out of condition, and the fight was for 12 and not l3 rounds. saw that fight in PhilIy and Max, de- spite a brutal beating during the early heats, had Hamas out on his feet in the 18th. One more round and Steve would have de- parted from the scene of battle feet first, toes up turned.
 ~ Schmeling (and here's where l begin to get very authoritative) will never beat Baer, however. That was written in the books in the first round of their fight sev- eral years ago. In that fight, Schmeling, running over with con- fidence, walked out in the opening round and laid :doNn-squarely on Baer's chin-as hard a right hand punch as he will ever throw. Be- nlnQ It was all ms I5V pOuHuS' AZ As it landed, SchmelinS, with look of triumph on his face, stepped back to give aBer room ill which to fall.
 Tough Guy
 Baer didn't fall. He didn't even waver. He grinned sillily, stuck out his chin, and said:
 "Is that the best you've got, you German (deleted by editorD7 If it is, I'm going to kill you" And he damned near did.
 That sort of thing isn't going to help Schmeling when he next meets Baer. >.(See, I'm psycho- logical expert, tool. He'll walk out a whipped man. And-you may take my solemn word for it-- hell be carried out a whipped man. Copyright 1885, by United Press)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-12
BY HENRY NfcLEMORE

Daytona Beach, Fla, March IF. -UP)-1t's amazing how expert a sports writer becomes at being an expert, Take me, for eX. ample. I've been in the busi- ness only seven or eight years, and am still a comparative novice, yet already can float from one sport to another with more ease, than the young -man-in-tights-who- play ed-with-everybody-in the : house. iike-a-mouse.s ti . / Ng
 I've been in Florida two months now, and a study, of my memory book reveals that I have written concise, authoritative monographs on the following. subjects: Wrest- ling, boxing, tennis,9 (lawn and clay court), polo (horse and wa ter), swimming (on top and un- der), circus, skating (ice and .rol- Ter, automobiling, and wrestling (famed and phohey)., Y
 It's positively no effort any more. I'll show you Two minutes ago I, was an .automotive expert, here to cover Sir Malcolm Campbell's efforts to lift the worlds land speed record to 300 miles an hour. My. head, from forehead to cerG- bellum, was simply jammed' with facts on gear boxes, four-speeds- forward, cylinders, petroleum and rear-wheeT drive.
 Then - just a moment ago -}1 picked up paper and saw, where Alma Ondra's husband,;,, Max Schmeling. working in Ham-' burg ring, had made ham burger of, Steve Hamas, the American fisticuffer and was in the 'throes of signing for a worlds heavy weight championship fight with Max Baer sometime. this summer.
 if Change of Scenery
 Immediately my head was emp tied of automotive data and ,in. poured a full line of boxing facts, such as right crosses, double cross- es, Jim Figg's middle name, hooks. uppercuts, chisels, con. men ant blind judges. And-without one bit of effort on my part--I be- came fight expert, and will give you, in exact detail, how Schmel-, ing cut down Hamas in Hamburg and. in turn, will again be cut down. by the Baer. N
 Schmeling, beat Hamas because
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-12
COMITES CAPTURE ' CHAMPIONSHIP OF
 NTERCLUB LOOP
Spartans Lose 26.l6 En- counter at Crosby
 Boys Good

Going through their league sea son without a defeat and winning eleven F consecutive games, the Comites won the "A" champiosnhip of the Y. MIG. A. nIterclub loop last night with a convincing 26 to 16 victory over the Spartans. Fast from the start, the Comites as- sumedsan early lead and held it. all the way and the tide of the game turned in the second quarter when Jimmy Harrison and Charley Bedell. Crosby sharpshoo got into the fray, and with Casey and Daly helped win the game and de- served the championship which came to them with the victory. Summary:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-12
Charley COnacher :
 Set New Score

Montreal, March 12.-(UP)- Charlie Conacher, young Toronto wing, today was credited with more points than he compiled through all of last season in leading the National Hockey league scoring race.
 His 53 points top his previous best by one and he has scored 32 goals, which tie his last years total official, league statistics show.
 Harvey Jackson, teammate, Syd Howe of Detroit and Frank Boucher of the New York Rangers are tied for second in total points with AZ. which puts Jackson in second place behind Conacher in the International Division and Howe and Boucher on top in the American.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-12
Splits And Chops From Wat'by Mfg. League

like third placers. Only the short remaining schedule will prevent these boys fro mdropping any far ther. % e- ta.
 The Estimators were absent and the Cost won four points by for. felt. \
 Worlds champion optimist: Rus sell Kirsch who thinks the Engi- neers still have a chance to win the pennant. @t
 The sea guIls flying pp North Main street were seen following Jack HanlOn lin the hopes that he would meet up with another COW.
 Prof. Rush Is seeking reelection to the presidency onga ''share the marks" program. Every man an average bowler, and every team winning the pennant. ts,-
 This weeks rumor: Tommy Mill CT conveniently spralned his arm last January to ease himself out of a scheduled match with Kelis her, King, Sullivan and Dwyer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-12
BEAVER MAY AID UTAH

Salt Lake City. Utah (UP)-The Utah Fish and Game Department intend to transport beaver from places where they are doing dam age. to places where they will do good. They hope the dams the animals build will help to conserve the water. of the streams. helping both the farmer and the fisher- man 4f s,t ; N. sp tf f,.'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-12
ST MARY'SDOWN
 ST THOMAS 1913

St Mary's took second place in the Parochial school basketball league by Virtue of their 1913 win
 over St Thomas at Webster gym
 yesterday afternoon. Day lead the attack of. the winners, gathering nine points during the fray. The
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-12
Max Now Tops Contender List
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-12
BECKWITH BEST SHOT

The Country Club of Waterbury held its regular weekly shoot Sun day. F. Backwith won high gun honor. Tn the handicap event the prizes were awarded to Dr M. H. Beere for Class A and Mrs c. Goss, 3rd. for Glass B.
 The next shoot is scheduled for Sunday, March 17th.