davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16
WPA w ZAPOCALA -
NUDZOVE PRACE

Vladna "Work Progress
Administration" skratene
WPA zvana, zapocala uz nu-
dzove prace v nasom okrese
a pondelok zapocalo praco.
vat 545 n1dznych. Dalsi ST
do prace postupne priberani
a bude ich pracovat' 5,877,
ked' budu prace v plnon,
pride.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16

Hry ma nedel'u
Farrell VS. Haselton ma
Oakland.
Pulaski VS. Campbell ma
Gordon. ..
Trojice VS. Hubbard v Hub
bard.
Mena Jezis VS. sv. P. a p.
v Struthers.
Lansingville VS. P. Marie
ma Borts. .. ..-.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16
PoDAKovANIE.

: Vsetkym Slovakom q pria-
tel'om vyslovujem srdecne
vd'aky "a ich pomoc a pod
poru v poslednych primar-
kach.
J. r. Kubovcik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16

zaujme slovenskej vyssej sko-
ly pre- chlapcov. Schodza bo-
la vo skole sv. Cyrila a Me-
toda a bola este nadsenejsia,
ako prva. | zastupcov nasicll
osad bolo ma nej viacej. Vid-
no, re zaujem o tuto nasu
slovensku a katolicku vec lay
site medzi nami. Zaciname
81 upovedomovat' veliku POI
trebu tejto ustanovizne. Pri
svornej praci nasa dolina W.
kona chvalyhodny skutok "a
predlzenie a povznesenie slo-
venskeho zivota v Amerike,
Taketo su nase domy z minu-
lei schodze Slovenskej Ka-
tolfckej Matice Skolskej. Ale
pristupme ku priebehu tejto
vyznamnej schodze.
Bolo prave pol deviatej,
ked' p. Jan Lesko, hlavny
tajomnik SSK. a tiez Ma
tice Skolskej otvoril schodzu,
privital pritomnych a vyzval
DIP. doktora Jana Humenske-
no, ably predriekol modlitby,
co ten al urobil. Potom ii.
Lesko vysvetlil, ako ma mi
nulej konvencii bolo. rozhod-
nuto, aby sa toho roku pre-
viedla sbierka ma slovenskl
1vyssiu skolu, ktora je pod
spravou nasich slovenskych
benediktinov. "Terajsia budo-
va nezodpoveda svojmu vide
lanostnemu ciel'u, je vel'mi
stara a mala. Otcovia bene-
diktini maju uz vel'ky pocet
este i station uznanych pro-
fesorov, al studentov by mo-
hli mat hoclen desat' krat
tol'ko, ako ich nateraz ma
ju, ale potrebuju vel'mi SUR
ne NOVU SKOLSKU BUDO-
| WI. Tuto 81 oni nemozu sa-
mi vystavit', potrebuju po-
moe vsetkych nasich osad,
spolkov i jednotlivcov. Ma
kol'ko vsak tato skola je V
nasom clevelandskom biskup-
stve, celia slovenska Ameri-
ka caka ma mas, Slovakov
clevelandskeho biskupstva, a
by SINE my zapocali sbierku
ma tuto novu budovu a TAX
to dali dobry priklad ostat-
nym americkym Slovakom.
Prave preto nemozeme a ne
smieme so sbierkou odkla-
dat, aby SINE takto neskodili
veci. All osvieteny pan bis
kup z tejto priciny upravil
svoj krasny pastiersky list ma
vsetkych duchovnych a ve-
riacich slovenskych osad Gle
velandskeho biskupstva. A
ze prevedenie, a to zdarne
prevedenie tejto sbierky W.
zaduje cd mas vsetkych, aby
SINE sa najprv vsetcia sorga.
nizovali a potom spolocne
previedli zdarne tlto nasu
slovensk1 a katolicku kultur.
nu akciu. Toto je cieP tel.
to nasej schodze a preto
ked' vas vsetkych ma tuto
schodzu srdecpe vitam v me.
ne hlavneho uradu SSK. i
Matice Sko1skej, prosfm vas.
aby ste 81 teraz zvolili pred,
sedu a tajomnfka."
Ia predsedu zvoleny bo,
osvedceny horlivy pracovnil
p. Jozef Vascak, ktory je ma
teraz hlavnym podpredse
dom IKSJ. Ia tajomnika zvo
: leny boil p. Jan Lesko. Par
: Vascak zaujal predsednicky
, stolec a hoci radsej by boil
! keby no ia nova t'archa bo
la minula, predsa ma jedno
hlasnu ziadost' prftomnycl
berie ju ma seba a bude S,
usilovat' 60 mu budd silly sta
{ cit, len aby SINE tlto prepo
: trebnd akciu "a novi skolsk,
Z budovu zdarne Y nasej dolin
lpreviedli. On dobre pozn'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16
Jednotarska Liga
Hry ma nedel'u

Hry ma nedel'u
Lansingville zapasi Ha-
seltonom ma Oakland Field.
Farrell bude hrat' so Steel
tonom ma Borts hrisku.
Youngstown zapasi S Ca
tou Campbell ma Lotus.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16
krasna schodza "a slovensku
vyssiu skolulpre chlapcov
Nadsene reel nasich popred nych pracovnkov pracov
niciek. Vzacny host pri tommy schodz - P. Joz
G. Vaseak predsedom. - M dsenos svsty cer ocho-
ia dat cim skorsie do prace zarukou zdaru

eNAioJoAN oAofoSJ Lllu CiSA JSJ
obetavost' ma ciele sloven-
sko-katolicke a preto dufa,
ze pri dobrej voli a spolu-
praci vsetkych tato sbierka i
v terajsich casoch bude zdar
ne prevedena. A to tym Wac,
re vsetcia citime vel'ku po-
trebu vzdelanych l'udi.
Father Kocis 81 vypytal
slovo a potom p. Vascakovi
vrele pod'akoval "a jeho o.
zaj krasne a uprimne slova.
"Zdar sbierky bude zavisiet'
cd nasho nadsenia, kto-
rym sa vsetcia dame do pra-
ce. A ked'ze nadsenia ma
me, S Bozou pomocou bude-
me mat i zdar v nasich ma
mahach," dokoncil DIP. Ko-
els.
Pan rredseda nato pred
stavil schodzi dostojneho pa
ma doktora jana Humenske-
ho, ktory po obdrzani dok-
toratu v Rime, teraz uz dru-
hy rok studuje ma Catholic
University of America vo
Washingtone. DIP. DIR. HUI
mensky v krasnej slovencine
pod'akoval Ia pozornost' i
"a Cest', re moze niekol'ko
SLOW prehovorit' o studentoch
i vyssich skolach. Spomenul,
ze NAL st'astie chodit' do
skoly, kde sa naucil sloven-
sky, a tiez preniknuty 20
stal roduvernym slovenskyln
duchom. Nikdy sa nehanbil
povedat' o sebe, ze je Slova-
kom, synom slovenskeho c..
tea a slovenskej matky. A
vo svoiom slovenskom pove-
domi vzdy vyhl'adaval Slo-
vakov ma vysokych skolach
i v kraji v Rhine, i tuna vo
Washingtone a vel'mi no bo-
lelo, ked' tax malo Slova-
kov nasiel ma univerzitach.
Poniektori, hoci boil sloven-
skeho povodu, ale nemali
slovenskeho povedomia a
tym menej slovenskej hrdo-
sti. A to zaiste preto, ze ne
mali prilezitost' studovat' ma
skolach, akou je dnes vyssia
skola nasich slovenskych be-
nediktinov. Preto jeho vel'mi
test, re Mahoning dolina pu-
sta sa do prace "a novu bu-
dovu pre- chlapecku vyssiu
skolu v Clevelande. Zenna
tejto praci mnoho zdaru a
pozehnania. Pritomnf vypo-
culi jeho rec uprimnou ra-
dost t'ou a odmenili sa mu
hlucnym potleskom. Nato p,
predseda vyvolal este mno-
hych nasich pracovnikov a
pracovnicky, z ktorych reel
hoe len niekolko SLOW poda.
vame k voli tym, ktori ma
schodzi neboli. Spomenieme
iba memo recnika a vedlcu
myslienku jeho reci.
Father Jozef Krispinsky
"Ked' chceme mat vynikajl.
cich Pudi, musime dat ia.
Sim chlapcom prilezitost', a.
by studovali ma vyssich sko.
lach, ale ma takych, ktore
/ ich budu vychovavat' pre- mas
narod slovensky, ako to rob
skola nasich slovenskycl
benediktinov. 0 tejto skol.
by NAL byt' zvlaste teraz po
cas- kampane clanok kazd!
tyzde1 v nasich Youngstown
skych SLOW. Novinach.''
Father Jozef Elias: "Vel'
mi ma test, ze idete zaviest
sbierku ma tuto slovensk,
|yyssiu skolu, lebo ia vel'm
dobre viem, Go TAXA sloven
ska skola znamena pre- kna
"a, ked'ze ia som nemal pri
lszitost' ucit' sa slovensky
iba Co som sa Dol naucil o.
matky donna. Y tejto vase
praci ! ia chcern vam byt
na pomoci.''
Pan Jozef Martinko: {
my, starM pracovnici chez
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16

2. Ozivotvorena Matica
slovenska.
8. Moderna slovensk& pr6s
"a.
4. Moderna slovenska pos
zia.
S. Prehlad slovensk6h6
kultdrneho dneska.
6. Vyvoj slovenciny ! jej
stav dnes.
Z. Spolkovy zivot kult6r.
ny.
8. Najblizsia budlicnosts
Matice slovenskej.
9. Prehl'ad literattiry slo4
venskej.
10. Rozvoj kultdrnych Ca
sopisov slovenskych.
Prednasky elena delegkcie >.
Jozefa Cincika, referenta d.
meleckeho odbe-u, Matics
slovenskej:
1. Moderne slovenskG ma.
liarstvo.
4 2. Moderne socharstvo slo.
venske a umelecky priemy.
sci.
8. Stredoveke maliarstyo
slovenske.
4. Stredoveke socharstyo :
umelecky priemysel ma Slo-
vensku.
5. Kdzlo slovenskych ka-
stiel'ov a zamkov.
6. Krasa slovenskych miest
a dedin.
Z. Slovensky l'udovy kroj
a umenie.
8. L'udov& = nlcdernS n.
chitektdra na sloyensku. =
9. Moderne slovensk9 diva.
dlo ochotnfcke q professional
ne.
10. Slovenska kniha vo W
voji grafickom.
IL. Slovensks rozpr2vky
pre- deti.
(Vsetky tieto prednasky 3
premietanymi obrazmi; ma
ziadost', cd polovice alebo
cele po anglicky.|
Prednasky elena delegScie >.
karla Plicku, referenta ma
rodopisneho odboru Matice
slovenskej:
/. Dnesna slovenska hud-
ba.
2. L'udova piesen q hud-
ba. (Celovecerna.)
3, Piesne 20 zapadneho
Slovenska.
4. Piesne 20 stredneho Sio-
venska.
5. Piesne z vychodneho
Slovenska.
6. Piesne Janosikovsk9.
Z. Piesne bacovske. y
8. Ako SINE sbierali slo-
venske piesne.
9. Ako SINE filmovali.
TO-. Putovanie po Sloven-
sku. (Celovecerna.)
Vsetky tieto prednasky 8
premietanymi obrazmi alebo
ukazkami ma gramofonovych
doskach; ma ziadost' Cd po-
lovice alebo cele po angli-
cky.
Prednisky elena delesicis I
elena historickeho odboru
Matice slovenskej p. kon.
| stantfna culena:
1. Cd udovita Stdra pa
Maticu slovenskd.
2. L'udovit Stir.
8. Pociatky slovsnskGhe
skolstva v byvalom Uhorsku,
4. Koniec slovenskGho skol
stva v byvalom Uhorsku.
5. VIiv americkych Slov&
kov ma slovensky iiirodn.
zivot.
s. Gr6f A. Apponyi Y a
merike 1 donna.
Z. Slovensky student Y nal
nulosti > Y prftomnosti (Pr
. studentov.)
i 8. Slovenska yed2 pre-
. nrevrafOr7
3. Mlada slovenslkk vedn.
10. Sbierajts panhiet INV III
! venskeho zivota.
Rozsah pred 4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16

me al teraz pracovat' "a vys-
Stu skolu pre- chlapcov, lebo
potrebujeme vzdelanych ru-
di, lebo vzdelany clovek ne
hanbf sa Ia svojet'."
Pan Jozef Javorsky: "Bol
som v Clevelande pocas kon-
vencie IKSJ. a videl som ma
vlastne oci surnu potrebu no.
vel budovy pre- vyssiu skolu
slovensku. Ona nam odchova
ludi, jakych dnes potrebuje-
me nielen my, ale i nasa a.
mericka vlast'. Rad by som
este ma svoje oci vidiet' ME-
len vyssiu slovensku skolu,
ale j slovenskl univerzitu.'
Pan Juraj Vargo: "Predo
vsetkym potrebujeme dnes
spolupracu vsetkych, no ma
dovsetko potrebujeme dnes
spolupracu nasich duchov-
nych otcov, ktorf su nasinli
vodcami a bez ktorych my
laici vykoname velmi malc.
Ked' ale vsetci nasi knazi
budu nami spolupracovat',
som isty, ze sosbierame W.
Sc desat' tisic dolarov len, v
nasej dcline.'
Pan Anton M. Palkovic:
''Poculi SINE uz krasne slova,
pekne reci, pristdpme uz k
cinom skutkom, vypracuj-
me 81 prakticky program ma
Sci kampane."
Pani Maria Slifka: "Pocu-
la som krasnu slovensk1 rec
Cd DIR. Humenskeho, a som
81 zaumienila, ze s Bozou
.pomocou, rada by som svo-
jich dvoch malych synkov
dat do slovenskej vyssej
skoly ku otcom benedikti-
nom. Pracujme vsetcia "a td-
to ich a nasu vyssiu skolu.'
PAM Maria Kubina: "Ja
sa pridavam ku tomu, co uz
bolo tax pekne povedano.'
Pan Jan Kocis: "Vsetko
nam pojde dobre i teraz,
ked'ze minulosti Cokol'vek
SINE zapocali, to SINE i ST.
stlivo previedli. Nuz dajme
sa uz do prace "a vyssiu sko-
lu nasich otcov benedikti-
nov."
Pani Maria Zee: "Stara
som uz zena, ale pracovat'
chcem i budem."
Pani Anna Herman: "Sme
vsetcia "a tito vec, dajme
sa do prace a pojde to-
Pan Juraj Kukula: "Vys
Sic skoly vel'mi potrebujeme
ako som to i sam skusil, ked
som boil pocas minulej vojny
pri americkej armade.'
/ Pan Juraj Gura: "Pracuj.
me v duchu Kristovom, v du.
chu katolickej akcie a zdal
bude korunovat' nase mama
hy." .tE... :...
Pan j. J. Schromofsky
; "Nase skutky v minulost
mech nam dodavaju nadeje
do buducnosti. Vykonali smt
uz vel'a, 4 m6zeme vykonat
este viacej.''
Pan Fr. Hudik: "Nebal
. SINE sa prace v minulosti, ne
smieme sa jej bat ami terra;
) ked' ide 0 nase vyssie skol
stvo, ktore vel'mi potrebu
jeme."
V tomto duchu niesly s;
: vsetky reel a cloveku srdc'
: plesalo, De ten ms dobr,
: slovensky l'ud tax praktick,
chape vyznam vyssieho skol
stva, ktore nam lnoze predl
5 lit zivot v Amerike a dopo
/ moot tiez j nasej mladezj
! aby zaujala svoje miesto
2 zivote americkeho naroda
no pritom aby nikdy neza
7 bldala ma svoj slovensky pc
: vod, ma svoju sloyensku kr
a ma tie slovenske mozole
: ktor6 jej umoznily povysit
: seba . nArod slovensky.
i Ma schodzi pritomnf boil
i Juraj Vargo, Maria G. Sill
: ka. Maria M. Markoyich. M
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16
Prednasky deleg6tov Matice
slovenskej Spoj. St6toch

Styria prednasatea budd rednisat Al predrGkcv.
Nieco taksho Amerke este nikdy nemali
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-03
INOTRE DAME BOYS
| MEET UPSET II
| AT PITTSBURGH
Carnegie Tech to Face
Loyden Squad Saturday;
Expect Great Season

Notre Dame, Ind, Oct. d Car
negie Techs Tartans, the big
upset. team on Notre Danes
schedule will play host to the Irish
at Pittsburgh next Saturday.
Carnegie has won three of the
nine games played since 1922, and
all three Tech victories were I'M
expected. In 1925, Notre Dame
needed only that game and the
Southern California for a national
championship. Carnegie registered
the greatest upset of the season by
turning in a 10 to 0 victory. Notre
Dame defeated the Trojans the next
week. In 1928, Notre Dame had
just defeated a powerful Army
team, IL to 6, and was scheduled
to win from Tech, but the Tartans
scored a 81 to victory, the first
defeat Notre Dame had suffered on
its home field for % years. In 1888
Tech turned in the first of five
Notre Dame defeats, working q
pass early in the game for a 2 to
decision.
Outside of these three occasions,
handily, except in 1929 when the
best the national champions could
do was squeeze out to 0 victory
Last years game was a 10 to 0 at.
fair in which Bill Shakespeare, left
halfback, ran 81 yards to score, and
Capt. Dominic Vairo, right end,
caught a touchdown pass from
Andy Pilney.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-03
St. Thomas Holy
Name League

This league got off to a great
start Monday night at the Chase
company's alleys. There are some
very good rollers in the loop this
season and with all teams evenly
matched a great race is expected.
Edmund Greetings and Saluta-
tons" McHale led his team OF
handshakers to an easy three game
win over Freddy Mischon's gang OF
orangeade lovers. Bolan and Henry
did the best work for the winners.
Joe "Holder' Castonguay rolled
over his head to star for the los
ers.
George Miller'g earbenders
sneaked two games from Barney
Gagain's plumbers, wining the Sec
ond game with only pin to the
good. Capt. Miller was head man
for his team hitting 349. John But
Ter also did some good throwing
to help the Miller cause, Foley.
Coughiin and Gagain rolled over
800 but one game was the best
they could take home with them.
Paced by George sloss with his
364, Paul Cronan's youngsters had
little trouble IN downing Joe De-
ianey's clothiers. Perrin helped
Georgie along in fine style. Fred
Rappelt and Joe Delaney had the
best scores for the clothiers.
We expect to hear q lot from
HoWie Cagain, eRbumba" Hickey
sv1 Hnh HeolIays yr.s this season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-03
Lady Of Lourdes
Bowling League

\, The third annual bowling league
of the Lady of Lourdes Holy Name
league got under way at 700 at the
Grand Alleys. The first night show
ed an absentee list of but one man
which is remarkable.
Anthony Cipriano carried away
high single honors along with high
three strings with scores of 1913 and
345 respectively. The boys showed
mid-season form but Anthony is in
for a big year. Always has been
a very consistent bowler.
Jumping Jim Bianco and his
warriors look like the cream Of the
crop, but with handicap anything
may happen.
valparaiso" Johnny Perella was
on hand with his usual song and
dance, but forgot to ask for an
anchor man. Must think he is pref
ty good. I still bet that Jim Bianco
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-03
'ationaI League standing

A warning was issued last week
to watch out for the Recorders
and they have started this week
by winning three points from Bob
Heseltine's Recorders and have
tied them i'm the league standing.
The Recorders started of OH high
by winning the first two games but
the consistency Of the Contractors
trying to overcome the handicap
took the last game. Perhaps the
handicap got too big for the Re
corders but they finally won the
last game. Bob Heseltlne was
high scorer for his team with $40
and Captain Joe GalassO led the
yictors with 81.
The Time Studiers under Captain
Frank Stein continued their win
ming streak by taking 4 points
from Tom Marshall's Schedulers.
Perhaps it was due to the absence
of the captain of the Schedulers
who is on lis vacation and his in
spring mood was missing. To
make matters worse they had to
take his average which was easily
beaten the substitute used by the
Time Study men. We wonder II
luck will change when the Time
Studiers have all their team on
deck. Time will tell. anchor"
Roc Pomponio was high scorer for
the victors with 304I and mike"
Wall was top for the losers with
285.
The Paymasters after losing A
points last week came back and
took two points from. Frank John.
sons Specialties. We thought that
Frank was trying. to get on the
scrub team with his fine chOpplng
exhibition. The three games were
fairly close and they were won by
last minute spurts on both teams.
'Wec'' Mclean Inns been carrying
the Specialties with his good scores
and he bOwlcd high three for the
week with 337. Randall Hale was
high for the Paymastcr with 3O1.
SCRUB. TEAM: Capt. O'Leary.
"a; Fred Wooster, 81; Tom Mar
tin, 88; Frank Stein, ~; anchor"
Jack langley, "a.
ALL NATIONAL FIVE: Yves
Mclean, 337; Bob Heseltine, BIG;
Joe CdldSSO, oil DOu oANCAoNT'
800; Frank johnson, 304; Rocco
Pomponio, Boa.
The sportsmanship shown In this
league has been fine and everybody
Is trying to do their best. 1t isn't
very noisy because there are lot
Of new faces in the lineups and
we don't exactly know what their
capabilities are as yet. Let's hope
this keeps up and the league Will
run along and think by the time
id-season comes around the team
will be we'll bunched-up.
Pick-Ups Here and There
Tom Quinlan's alibi came in too
late for press last week so we are
printing 1t now: II don't want to
show up the rest of the team with
my good bowling" Perhaps. Tom,
you aren't the man you used to be.
This week we heard rumors
about something new in bowling
and that is, a three ball spare.
Perhaps Clarence Carlson can tell
us how it's done without the use
Of q s)ide-rulc.
"One-ball'' O'Leary must have
been practising too much on his
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-03
L i. P. League Bowling Topics

Hello, hello-How do you do,
You're here to bowl and lots Of fun.
After your days work is done,
But when you miss and start to
swear, =
It is then I'll get in your hair,
I'll give you knock-maybe a
boost,
You'll take it and like it cause I
don't give a. darn,
After alPs said and noe
It's only in fun.
(By Miss Lolita Strikesandspares
Have we bowling league, or have
we a bowling league? Seventy-two,
Dust think of it, wild and woody
buckaroos from the wide open
spaces in Brooklyn, Town Plot and
way stations reported for action
last Thursday. After the usual
preliminaries Of reading the rules
and forming of teams the thun-
der of balls crashing into maple
pins signify that the war between
IL teams for high honors was on.
Under the guidance of ex-Sherif
John Jenusaitis as chairman, John
Butch" Danisavage treasurer, and
Michael Hop" Sheron as secretary
in conjunction with the rules and
Atty Clarence Balanda, DIR. Walter
Salons, John Kopiczh Atty. j..
Alishauskas and DR.. M. Colney, the
league is assured of a most sue
cessful season and why not? when
you have two attorneys to draw
up the rules, a DIP. doctor of
pritning) to eliminate errors, a
doctor to massage the rough spots
and last but not least, have a
dentist to put teeth in what should
the 100 per cent fool proof rules
dan regulations.
Those 100 per cent fool proof
rules may apply to ~ LIP. maple
busters but Yours Truly takes no
iron clad regulations be they le-
gally or otherwise drawn up, losses
them all to the four winds and
the proceeds to "Joe Louis" you
on the jaw whether you like 1t
or not. My name may be Willie
Green for the first few weeks but
when I ripen to the task, boy, oh,
boy, won't we have fun.
Just feast your eyes on the ma
terial I have to pick from, first
we'll take Capt Jenusaitis who
with Ginsy Savickas, 0rintas, DIP.
Kopiczh, Jonuk Lesunaitis and
and Balkus, gave Capt John Vaitu-
kaitis and his sections. A. Mika-
lunas, Lieut.. Matt Balando, Ray
Kasidas, Alderman ]. Bender and
Atty ,Alishausky o bowling. lesson
by winning all three games.
Pop Zubras (the name Pop fits
now doesn't 1t Tony?) and his
gang of Peppers consisting Of
Father Kripas, Al Enamait, Bruzas,
e. Pultinas and Pete Dulskis took
three from Capt. John Yanavich
and his crew who are headed by
lead-off man AL Rice (hemay be
an alderman next month who can
tell. DR.. Hill Bill Pitcavage, Atty
Clarence Balande and Joe March.
Another three game winner was
Capt. w. Strokalaitfs's gang COM
posed of j.. Yuskas, J. Grincunas,
A. Yokabaitis Chow, about the CT
CARS Yorky?) Billy Glosky and
that one and only Al vailonis
when they rode high. wide and
handsome over Capt. Butch Dani-
savagc's Name 'eiII and you can
have 'em" sextet. =. Drevinskas,
Mary Twatns only rival Al Kasi-
das cus Henksf, Dan stntee end
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-03
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Grand Recreation
Bowling League
STANDING

The Braves and Athletics had
quite a battle, the Braves winning
two with 1858 total against the
"A's" 1856. No less than Ave lao
strings were bowled by these ten
men. Larson as usual led his flock
with his 400 total. being helped by
Massi and Boisvert who hit good
scores for the Braves. Prexy Jim
Cooney surprised himself, rolling
high single for the evening with
14S and also turned in a $50 total.
The Cubs took the measure OF
the Pirates and trimmed them
three straight. Besancon was the
best bet as was. Art Brolet for the
Pirates. AL Roden had his worst
night in years piling up a nice 2SS
total. Clarence McHugh was made
happy when his Yankees took the
Tigers into camp for three. Johnny
Manzo came back into form with
his 35S. All the Tigers were on
a night off and couldn't give Capt.
Leo Hamel any support.
The Giants put two in the win
column when they took the fast
stepping Red Sox over. Capt. Nell
son altnOuBH btEdVPcu Wy put III
his appearance and kept score for
his Giants. Rivero and Byrnes
were the wrecking duo as Mantino
and Rudy Hamel were trying hard
for the sox.
Things the boys are wondering:
II Louis Martins sore arm is inn
rowing? Has anyone heard
from George. Berube? Has
Rudy Kuester got enough game
yet? How Gene Casey Is
making out in his new 10 abt Gem
Tot? II Joe Paternoster, NJ
Carlo, Art Wooster are still work.
ing nights? Did "Jud" Daily
retire? !.
This weeks big Ave include:
Larson, 142; Larson, 143; Massi,
| IA; Boisyert, 146; Cooney, 14s.
Total, 722. On our honor roll this
week we have: Larson. 402; Coon
/ ey, $780,. r. Hamel, 35S; J. Man
20. s5S; Rivero. $50; Byrnes, SAT;
Massi. 346 Boisvert. 342; Mantino,
841.
This weeks schedule viii be-:
Giants We. Cubs, 1-2; Braves vs..
Tigers, s-l: Pirates vs.. Yankees,
Sc; Athletes ". He'd sox, rs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-03
Tigers Cold Turkey
For Red Hot Cubs
By Dam Parker
DETROIT.

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