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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-11

dacara Vitalis tagtarsek is be-
doltek egy pittsburgh hazba
10000 dollarig, amiert ma $1,000
cash-t mem kapnanak. de ennel
sokka1 messzebb is mentek. Az
Intezo Bizottsag tagjai es Vita
lis Bold;zsar sajat hazaikra is
first mortgage-okat vettek fel,
meg pedig jo sokat, akkor, ami
kor az osszes bankok krizisben
voltak, a bankok ezreit zartak
le es sehol az Egyesl1t Aflamok-
ban abban az idoben mortgage
okat mem lehetett kapni, SEM
mi1yen property-ra es megtet6z-
tex meg ezt azzal is, htgy az
utobbi harom evben, 1885 januar
30-ig. kamatokat e1fefejtettek
behajtani, exert kellett dafarda
hazat arveresen 5000 kanat Is
adohatralekka1 atvenni Is a sajat
maguk property-jukon kamat
adossag meg ma is novekszik.
Es akkor a konvencio defegatu-
sainak kijelentik maid, hogy az
Insurance Department torvenyei
el6irjak, hogy first mortgage-okat
helyezzenek el, be nem haJthato
kamatok mellett. Szeretnem en-
latni ait az insurance torvenyt,
ame1y eloirja. hogy megbizhatat-
Ian property-kra vagy barmi-
lyen property-ra is muszaj
kolcsonoket kiadni.
De ha mar a kolcsoroknel va
gyunk, szeretnem tudni, hogy
hol van ARA torveny, hogy csak
az Intez6 Bizottsag tagjai Z:
csak Mr.. Vitalis Boldizsar fotit
kar kaphatnak kolcsonoket a sa
ljat property-jikra es inert nen
a new yorkiak, vagy clevelandiak
vagy chicagoiak, st. louisiak,
avagy akar zeigleriek is? Azok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-11

Mudd, vigyek EFT az lit talalt pa
linkat, meg amt a szeneskocsibol kiszedtek
es ontOzzek set az irodam el6tt Szolni
pedig ne szoljon semmit, mem sziikseges.
Mikor Blackford visszament szobajaba,
mar OFT vart rea Reubens Tevele. Mar ep-
pen masodszor olvasta el, amikor String
fellow izgatottan btrontott.
Most. hallottam kutatasokrol --
szolt remeg6 hangon AIT hiszem, hogy
mem tudja, NIT cseekedett Olyasvalan1i ez,
amt meg egyetlen egy fofelugyel6 sem cse-
lekedett
Akkor ANIMAL inkabb lit volt az ide-
je, hogy en- negtegyem fefelte Black
ford - De ON teved, ha ait hiszi, hoey
nem tudon, init csinaltam Mar hogyne tud-
nam! Megszuntettem valamit, amt mar re-
gen meg kellett volns sziintetni.
De, Mr.. Blackford mi lesz Shack
leforddal?
- Nos, mi lesz vele?
Tonkre fogja tenni teepet, ha
ugyan raadasul ont is meg mem oil Ma
gyon veszedelmes ember ez Mr.. Blackford,
nagyon veszedelmes... en- mondom! Mem
is lehet megmondani, hogy mire vetemed-
hetik.
Blackford higgadt maradt.
- Ennek viszont van mask oldala is: 3
sem tudja megmondani hogy mire vetemed-
hetem. !. en-! De most egyebre van gondom,
cNassa csak ezt ell.
Odadobta Reubens levelet, melyben a
vaskiraly AIT kivanta, hogy Cahaba scent r
meleset az eddiginek haromszorosara emel-
jek. Stringfellow fel-felnyogott olvasas koz-
ben izgalomtol
Ez meg rosszabba teszi helyzetet
- panaszolta lehangotan.
- Hogyan?
Shackleford fel fogja lazitani az en-
bereket. Ez k mind kornyekbeliek es hall
gatnak szavara. Shackleford vezere ennek
pereputtynak. Maid ezeken keresztil fog
onnek bajokat okozni.
Ezzel raerei1 foglalkozn ha maid
csakugyan elkezdodik mulatsag. Most mem
akarok vele torodni mikor ugyis cifra vilag
lesz lit holnapra: telep letszama megket-
szerez6dik.
- Csak annyit mondol meg - tette
hozza Stringfellow, - hogy ha lelke id
vosseget is felteszi ra, meg akkor sem SEED XII
hetvenotezer tonnat egy honap alatt ebb6l
banyabol.
Blackfordon atcikazott az akaratero. Eel
ugrott es oklevel racsapott az asztalra
- Nem-e?... Figyeljen csak ide! Meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-11

hosszu epulet fele tartott, amelyben Shack
leford kartyabarlangja fejt6zott. Nagyon
konnyen raakadtak titkos bejaratra. Al
almos SCENT portas nagy lustan sepregetett
Mudd es az emberei, XII ere, XII ARA kutat-
nj kezdtek. Mem kelett sokat faradniok: !:
OFT volt szemiik elott, amit kerestek
Blackford odakialtott portasnak:
Van meg valaki az epuletben?
Van, nehany ur van az eme1eten.
- Hivd ide 6ket.
meyer. eltint nemsokara ismet meg
jelent Landers Stow Is Billy McArdIe me-
VII emberekkel. Blackford kemenyen nezett
vegig rajtuk
- Nappal mem szokas aludni. Tiz per-
Get adok, hogy osszeszedjek, ami ho1mijuk
van, aztan XII innen. Huszonnegy oran belul
pedig takarodjanak XII Cahabab6r,' semnai
szukseg. lit magukra
Stow almosan pislogott reggel nap
fenyben.
Ki az ordog maga? Hatha semm
kedvem sincs elutazn?
En- f6felugyelo vagyok Is Black
ford nevem Azzal mem tor6dom, hogy
van-e kedvik elkotrodni, vagy SEM KeszuI-
jenek es szedjek ossze gyorsan a cokmokju-
kat, vagy ICY dobatom XII magukat, ahogyan
vannak.
Stow most megismerte Muddot
Mini. maga volt az spicl akit
Shackleford kidobott minap? = mondta
horogve
Dehogy is - felelt Mudd en-
csak pokert jottem jatszani. Mindig nagyon
szerettem ,pokert ha maid masutt is lesz,
egy kis jatek, szivesen reszt veszek, ha mem
kell nagyon messze menni.
Blackford becsukta az ajtot azzal a
kulccsal, amit Etowtol elkert Aztan kek
ceruzat vett el6 zsebeb6l es nagy betiikkel
rairta az ajtora:
"Zarva a starsasag rendeletere.
Warren Blackford
f6felugyel6."
Blackford szembe nezett diihos iate-
kosokkal
Tudom, hogy nit akarnak mondani.
Menjenek Shacklefordhoz es kozoljek vele,
.hogy ez is olyan dolog, amt elinteztem. Ez
a hely lit vegleg megsziint
A ferfiak csendben tavoztak Ok csu-
pan alkalmazottak voltak mem akartak
Backford haragjat kihivni, amely oft rez-
gett hangjaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-11
lFolytatasl

Mem tudtam - felelte a merges kis
lgynok ~ ez teljesen ujsag elottem
Micsoda beszed! nevetett Mudd,
~ hat akkor miert segitett berakodasnal
ss meg szamot is adott kocsinak?... Talan
csak mem alvajaro?
Galloway hallgatott es Blackford meg
kerdezte Muddot:
- Es hova ment volna ez szallitmany? ]?
Mudd leiilt kocsi oldalara, elokerestc
fekete fappajat. megtomte es csak azutan
felelt
Ez szen mem szamit semmit. Eb-
ben kocsiban mines tobb mint harmnc
tonna szen. Raadasul ipari szen tonnaja
italian harom dollar, vagyis osszesen vagy
szaz dollar erteki lehet No most lit van a
kocsiban ketszaz gallon palinka es Bir-
minghamben legalabb nyolc dollart er egy
gallon Szoval palinka erteke ezerhatszaz
dollar Ki fog akkor meg torodni ezzel a
kis szennel
- Mar ertem - szolt belle Blackford -
a maganceg bejegyzett szenkereskedo. csak-
hogy szen helyett palinkaval kereskedik. Ma
gyon jo uzlet.
- Meghiszem at Jo modszere van. Egg
kicsit korulszimatOltam lit az allomast, ugy,
hogy ez Charlie mem tudott rola
- Atkozott - tort XII most Galloway
- megkapod exert magadet.
Mudd erre szorakozottan megveregette
Galloway vallat, amitol kis ugynok meg
duhosebb lett.
Dragicam, ne legy rossz, viseld see
pen magadat. Lathatja Mr.. Blackford,
hogy fontos dolog Birminghambe pankat
szalitani. Senkinek sem jutott az eszebe,
hogy barmkor is bepillantson a szeneskocsi-
ba es az elen6rok mem is sejtettek, hogy
mi van a szen alatt AIT hiszem, hogy ez a
Galloway mnden alkalommal jol jart mikor
egy-egy ilyen szeneskocsi kifutott innen.
Annak az embernek pedig, aki kuld meg
volt a maga embere. Birminghamben annal
magancegnel Ez aztan atvette "szenet"
S minden ugy ment, mint a karikacsapas Ma
gyon ugyesen gondoltak ell - tette meg hoz-
"a Mudd oszinte elismeressel
Mindharman az iroda fele mentek Mudd
ismet nyajasan belekarolt Gallowaybe es
szorosan fogta, Blackford pedig kiadta pa
rancsot:
= Ide kell hozni palinkat hivatalom
ele valamennyi kannat kionteni Legalabb
Birminghamben is fog valaki csalodni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-11
IA BOLDOGSAG ARA

Galloway felorditott duheben Is megle-
peteseben.
Maga.. maga... XII meri ontetn?
Ez mem maga tulajdona
Ez senkinek sem tulajdona fe-
lelte Blackford. A torvenytelen holminak
nincs gazdaja.. EFT most lefoglalta tor
venyek alapjan allo karhatalmi tiszt es meg
fogja semmisiteni - tette hozza hidegen.
Galloway elesen rikacsolt:
Torveny... az ordogbe is! AIT hiszi
talan, hogy a ''nagy' Shackleford tor6dik
torvennyel? 8 majd..
- Ugy? Tehat Shackleford! = vagott
kobe Blackford - Nos, en- figye1meztet-
tenn st. Most meg magahoz van egy-ket
szavam, Galloway. Mem kerdezem meg,
hogy maganak mi resze van mindebben, de
ennek vege legyen. A tarsasag szenevel mem
csempeszunk XII tobb palinkat innen! Meg
ertette?
Maya mem adhat nekem utasitaso-
katt - ivoltotte kis igynok es Blackford
ele ugrott, akinek alg ert derekaig. - En-
mem vagyok maga alkalmazottja. AIT te-
szem, amit akarok, maga mem rendekezhe-
tik velem
Blackford valasza az VOLT hogy vallon
ragadta az emberket es alaposan megforgat-
ia maya korul.
- Mars vissza es fogja be szajat! -
parancsolta hatarozottan - Hallotta, hogy
nit mondtam?... Ugy vigyazzon, hogy fell
ultetem vonatra es kizavarom Cahababol.
EFT megtehetem! Vagy engede1meskedik a
parancsaimnak, vagy ropul. Most pedig ia
karodjek!
Ellokte magatol Galloway es az en-
berke futni keszult, de meg visszafordult.
Varjon csak Varjon csak egy XII
cst Csak ait varja meg, hogy bes zeljek
Shackleforddal akkor maid meg1atja, hogy
mi lesz. Mem szeretnek maga b6reben
lenni!
Blackford .hatat forditott nek Mudd-
hoz fordult
= Ez volt minden?
Mem, az emberek elobb meg ta-
borban is megalltak palinkaval
Hol?
ANIMAL haznal, amt klubnak hiv-
max
Blackford lefele indult dombon in
tett Muddnak, hogy kovesse.
- Legjobb lesz, ha egyuttal ait is XII
tisztitjuk. Hozzon magaval nehany embert,
aztan jojjon.
Mudd menetkozben da1o1t, mikor
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-11
XIV FEJEzET

Blackford nehany percre odaallt a csen-
desen bameszkodo nep koze, ri1ikor Mudd es
emberei kiontottek palinkat Aztan otthagy-
ia mulatsagot es visszasietett az irodaia-
bs hogy megtegye az el6keszuleteket az vi
munkasok fogadasara
A Dfelugyel6t most azok kerdesek iz-
gattak, amelyeket Reubens levele folytan meg
kellett oldania. Meg egyszer gondosan atol-
vasta. S aztan szamitani kezdett. Ket fe1adat
vart megoldasra: a terrnees mennyisegenek
rogtonos felemelese, - de mem ez volt SUI
lyosabb az vi munkasok elszallasolasa sokkal
nagyobb akadalyokkal jart.
A 1evelet tanulmanyozva elhatarozta,
hogy egy ideig meg nem veszi at a banya4
vezeteset es megengedi, hogy Lawier vegez-
ze, az ellen6rzest tovabbra is. Q el6szor az
embereket akarja kezeben tartani
Ha most egy-kett6re Cahababa cs6diil
ezer ember, asszony es gyerek ez ktszamit-
hatatlan gondot okoz. A banyaszokat Ell kell
latni robbantoanyaggaf, szerszammal, felsze-
relessel, ezzel kapcsolatban XII kell egesziteni
banyabolt keszleteit. Aztan oft volt az 9lel-
mezss kerdese De legsurg6sebb msgis az ell
szallasolas volt. Ugyan hova csodaba te-
eye Oket, ha megerkeZnek?.. h
Blackford egeszen elmeriilve botorkalt
ide-oda, mem is iigyelve, hogy merre jar es
csak azza1 tor6dott, hogy a. hely, ahol megfor-
dul, alkalmas-e ARA, amin most fejet torte.
Lement egeszen banya szajaig, ahol vas
ut felfele kanyarodik lit keresett megfeiei6
helyet Observation-Disclosures. Ennek egeszen
kozel kell Jennie felvonohoz, hogy az em-
bereknek mihelyt feljutnak .tarnabol, ne
kelljen messzire menniok.
Backford nekitamaszkodott egy geren-
danak ICY tervezgetett tovabb, megfogal-
mazva agyaban a Birminghambe kiildend6.
siirgonyoket... Annyi acsra van szuksege,
amennyit csak kuldeni tudnak - beszelnie
kell f6viranyszerelovel-i az vi vezetekek
miatt. Fol-ala jart az iallvanyok alatt, sz6ra-
kozottan vizsgalva ait helyet, amelyet
mosdo-ephletnek kijelolt
(Folytatjuk.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-11
(Folytatjuk.)

zest tartalmaz ket 'nyelven es a
szavak magyarazata, nyelvtani
atvaltozasai, stb. fel vannak alb
ban tuntetve.
Magyar Amerikaban ugy az
elso, mint a masodik nemzedek
nagy hianyat erezte regen egy
igazan jo szotarnak es bizonyara
orommel fogjak ait fogadni.
Rendelest az erdekl6dok kiild-
jenek egyenesen DR.. Blanar Inn
renek, akinek a cine: Erzsebet
korut l9 Budapest, Hungary.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-11
Vi Angel Magyar Szotar


DR.. Blanar Imre, hires bu-
dapesti hites torvenyszeki angol-
magyar tolmacs. kitin6 magyar
angol es angol magyar szotart
keszitett nyomda ala, amilyent
idaig mem kaphattunk.
A sz6tar ketszazezer kifeje-
az eletben ne legyen alkalmuk a
hatalomtol megreszegedni.
Tisztelettel,
George Vaszko,
A Munkas Betegsegelyz6
Szovetseg I. oszt. tagja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-11

lesz az szen, meg ha darabokra szedem is
sect az egesz hegyet! Varjon harom h6napig
es akkor mondja maid, hogy nern birom meg
tenniI
Stringfellow azonban csak szomoruan
csovalta a fejet Is balkan dorm0gott valamit
Shacklefordrol.
Evening star., 1935-10-11

Hecht Month isn't overnight creation. 1t all
planned months ago :. and in the midst of the
planning the mems clothing buyer was asked what
he was going to do for Hecht Month. With funny
CLEAN in his eye, that made us think he was crazy.
he said :. "Pll give them $22 Sheldon Sale' Then
we knew he was crazy. We couldn't see how he
could possibly maintain the high Sheldon standards
for quality, style and tailoring at $22. So we
humored him and told him we expected only
rafting good sale and not the impossible. But all
genius is crazy they say, and now months later, you
have before you the master stroke of genius I. a
$22 Sheldon Sale i. . as authentic Sheldon itself
and we're still rubbing eyes. Rub your eyes,
too, then come in and rub shoulders with the other
smart men of this city who be here for great buyi
The Washington times., 1935-11-02
74fe SEc1oN
CoIoniaIs Hopeful of Beating Rice

hmoney with Letchie Sylvester, the
milkman from Brownsville. This
young man stood on the 25-yard
line and kicked the ball into the
mezzanine deck of Griffith Sta.
dium. One of his kicks found the
roof. That's right; found the
roof of the stadium. Boys, there's
a kicker.
Captain Mays and frankie, the
Rice tackles, are crackerjackS and
possible all-America men. Bales
and Brandon are hard-running
guards. George Washington, weak
in reserve tackles this year, again
may have to depend upon Prather
and Deming for so minutes OF
play. The Owls go three deep in
tackles.
How About the Irish?
From the Halls of Montezuma
to the Shores of Tripoli, the world
or that section included in the
national gridiron-is asking one
question. Can the Buckeyes beat
the IriSh?"
Columbus lives its big day this
afternoon as Ohio State Univers-
ity and Notre Dame come to grips
in Ohio's capital. Undefeated
and united thus far this season,
rated unanimously as two of the
greatest teams of the country, the
championship aspirations of one
or the other-yes, possibly both
will be crushed or staggered to-
day. Defeat will be ruinous so
far as national honors are con-
cerned. A tie will dim the luSter
of both.
On paper Ohio States is just q
trifle stronger than Notre Dame,
and should win. There is more
than paper strength to bolster
the claims of the Buckeyes to
preference. Against Navy, Notre
Dame struck twice through the
air. Navy stalled the overland at
tack of the Irish. Against Navy.
Notre Dame fumbled. Fumbles
will be fatal against the Buckeyes,
Both teams are blessed with
man power that goes three and, in
some positions, four deep. Notre
Dame is better fortified with kick
ers, and is we'll equipped for aerial
strife. Ohio has better all around
backfield power, a potent aerial
offense and a possible all-America
center in Captain Jones.
From time out of memory al
most. Dartmouth men have waited
for the backs to go tearing by the
last white stripe that is the Yale
goal line and register a wining
The Washington times., 1935-11-02
$4,000 To Watch
Pitt, Ram Tilt

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-One of
the East's most consistently pow.
erful football teams, the Pitts
burgh Panthers, invade the Polo
Grounds today to clash with Ford,
ham.
Favored at odds of two to one,
Pitt will display Frank Patrick,
high scoring ace in the East, in
action before an expected crowd
of $4,000. Besides the plunging
fullback, Coach Jock Sutherland
will rely for victory upon flashing
Hub Randour, left half, and the
Cagy quarterback, Johnny Michel.
osen. Today'S game will be the
PantherS' first metropolitan ap-
pearance in IL years.
The Rams approach the game
with high hopes. Never before has
the Maroon squad been better pre-
pared for a game. Defeated only
once this year, by Purdue, Ford
ham is confident of upsetting the
Sutherland applicant. The Pan
theirs are also in the once-defeated
column, having dropped a 9-6
verdict to Notre Dame.
Coach Jim Crowley brings his
charges to the fray without an
individual star, but with a we'll.
knit, well-trained unit which has
shown to advantage against such
strong opponents as Vanderbilt
and Boston College,
The Washington times., 1935-11-02
Favored
Over Virginia

UNIVERSITY, Va, Nov. a.
Maryland and Virginia will both
send football teams into Scott
Stadium at 2:30 o'clock this af-
ternoon armed with offensive
weapons by means of which each
side hopes to cut the knot that
has tied their gridiron series.
Ten games have been played
between Cavaliers and Old Liners
since 1925 and each team has
won four and has twice battled
the other to Stalemate.
All Virginia's regulars will prob
ably line up at the kickoff, but
there is much uncertainty as to
how long some of them will be
able to continue playing.
Steve Davenport, center; Billy
Weeks and Leonard Trell, tackles;
Cullen Wilkin, end, and Conrad
Ring, blocking back, have all been
held out of rough practice during
the week by Trainer Archie Hahn.
Coach Gus Tebell has been trying
to get replacements ready If any
one of them should show himself
unfit to continue in the game.
Word comes from College Park
that Coaches Jack Faber and
Frank Dobson have developed a
swifter and more varied attack
than the Terrapins have had in
any previous game. And the in
vaders will have their full strength
in at the starting whistle.
Maryland is being favored to
win largely because of the reserve
strength that is theirs. Coaches
Faber and Dobson can substitute
all along the line, and in the back
field as well, without seriously
weakening the team either on of.
fenSe or defense.
This Virginia will not be able
to do, for the Cavalier reserves
are far from adequate. Virginia
has, however, a fighting spirit
that the Marylanders are going
to have difficulty in overcoming.
This determination has been
famed to white heat tonight as
the student body has Joined in
practice period of songs and yells.
Maryland supporters will arrive
in full force tomorrow, by special
train, and will bring their 60-piece
band with them.
The Washington times., 1935-11-02
Continued from Page y


touchdowns at least. The Hous-
ton outfit has bowed only to
Southern Methodist this year, but,
returning to winning form on the
following weekend, trounced Uni
versity of Texas in one of the
greatest scoring races that the
Southwest has seen this year.
Bill Wallace, the left-handed
halfback of the Owls, may raise
havoc with the Colonials. He was
hailed as the best in all the West
last year, and he will be running
for all-America honors today.
Matching him stride for stride
in the battle will be Eight
Yards" Johnny McCauley, de-
signated as quarterback, but a
200-pounder who hits like the
hammers of Hades. Out in front
of them, clearing the way will
be Harry Witt, one of the greatest
blocking backs of the country.
Leemans to Play
Tuffy Leemans, the Bounding
Beige, will play, but Tuffy is
badly crippled, and will hardly
measure up to the standard set
by the Texans. Leemans is in
jured on one leg and across the
back. AS a matter of fact, he
should not be permitted to play,
but football is the sort of game
that discounts physical disabilities
when Almer Nanny bawls for
men.
It is no bear story, no canned
alibi prepared in advance to state
that the Colonials are on the spot
today. With Leemans in such
shape that he cannot play his
best game-and this goes, no
matter what happens today
with Carroll and others out of
action. we look forward with
scant optimism to the events of
the afternoon.
Sylvester, Some Kicker
Under the most favorable con-
ditions, there would be little rea-
son to hope for a local triumph,
based on achievements. In George
Washington's last victory the
team made one first down on
rushing. It's success was due en-
tirely to alert defense. It will
require something more than this
for the battle today.
In the event that George Wash.
ington should scale heights en-
tirely unexpected, the game may
be decided by a field goal. In
such a contingency. ride your
The Washington times., 1935-11-02
Tigers Favored
To Defeat
Middies
By PAT ROBINSON

International News Service Sports writer
PRINCETON, N. j., Nov. 2,
The question before the house to-
day is: Can O. victory.starved
Navy goat ram the complacency
out of a victory-sated, self.satis.
fled Princeton Tiger?
Some $4,000 will crowd their
way into the stadium to find the
answer and before they find it
they are due to see a battle hot
enough to make their hair curl.
The Wall Street fraternity who
indulge in those gentlemens
agreements have installed Fritz
Crisler's powerful array of seniors
at 8 to S over Lieut.. Hamilton's
rugged, but sometimes ragged,
hopefuls.
Should it rain-and the weather
man was inclined to think it
mlght-the Middies would seem
attractively priced at those odds.
Tor the fast, Shifty Tiger backs
would find their style hampered
on muddy field.
Tigers Undefeated
Princeton carries a clean slate
into this twenty-fifth meeting of
the two schools: Navy has svlf.
tered successive setbacks at the
hands and feet-especially the
feet-of Yale and Notre Dame.
But even in defeat the Navy ap-
peared stronger than Yale and
to be beaten by a Notre Dame
team which may be the best in
the land certainly was neither a
surprise nor a disgrace.
On a dry field, Princeton must
be conceded slight edge because
OF its seasoned material, superior
passing and shiftier backs, But,
wet or dry. the Tiger is in for a
rough session and Navy victory
would by no means be an upset.
There has been some campus
doubt that LIE Van and Spofford,
two of the better Tiger backs,
would be able to play. But these
"out-for-the-Season-cripples" of
Monday have a strange knack of
turning up the following Saturday,
tit and raring to go.
RObertShaw Good
Even without them, Sandbach,
Kaufman, White, Constable and
Pauk Assure Crisler of all the
backfield material any coach
should need. These lads figure to
outrun and outpass the MILDLY
backs-on paper. Doing it on the
gridiron may be another matter.
The Navy has no Buzz Berries
this year, but King, Wilsie, Pratt
and Schmidt-especially Schmidt
are far from being pushovers.
This game is more likely to be
decided in the lines and here the
Middies should at least hold their
own. Indeed, at one Spot-center
where Robertshaw holds forth,
the Navy will surely outclass
Princeton.
It's idle to speculate on what
the boys may do. On form to
date, Princeton figures to have a
thin edge, but were I a betting
man, should like to grab the
short end of that 8 to S.