davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-25
Hospodarska vystava Sarisa.

Hospodarska vystava Sarisa.
Cd 20. do 20. septembra
t. r. poriadana je v Sabinove
hospodarska vystava Sarisa.
Je to prva vystava tohoto
druhu v Sarisi. Ueelom W.
stavy je, ukazat', aky po-
krok ucinilo sarisske zeme-
delstvo cd prevratu a co vse-
tko Sd v Sarisi urodi. v ram
ci vystavy budu usporiadane
al narodopisne slavnosti, do
zinky, rome kurzy, sjazdy
a den brannosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-25
Nechcela .zit'.

V Leviciach hodila sa We
dl'a mostu do vody vdova N.
ktora, ked' ju zachranovali,
vykrikovala, aby ju nechali
zomriet', lebo pre- nu nema
uz zivot smyslu. S namahou
sa ju podarilo zachranit'
Zdfala 81 pre- biedu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-25
Ostrovidi ma KohIte.

Ostrovidi tax sa rozmno IL
Ii vo vychodnej casti Sloven-
skeho Rudohoria, ma Kohu-
te, ze robia ohromne skody.
Roztrhali uz asi 100 kusov
srncej zveri a napadli al cio-
veka, ktory sbieral lesne O..
vocie. Lesy, v ktorych su O.
strovidi, patria statu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-25
Zadusil sa pod .vozorn.

Zadusil sa pod voxom.
Pc polnoci vracal sa z. Pre-
sova ma voze, ktory viedol
Kocis Juraj Mudra z Polo
va, obchodnicky pomocnik
Frantisek Griegel z Bobrova,
Gravy. V Presove Dol ma jar
moku. Cestou ma voze spal
a ked'ze bolo. zima, vliezol
81 pod nepremokavl placE-
tn. Medzi obcami Ploskou a
Budzimirom sosiel' kocis, kto-
ry akiste zaspaL s. vozom 5
hradskej. Voz So prevrhol
do priekopy,. koeis vyletel
do pol'a, ale mic sa mu ne
stale, lenze Griegel zostal
pod vozom a cely naklad a.
81 Is metr. centov zbozia no
zasypal. Kym no vyslobodili,
uz boil mrtvy. Zadusil sa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-25
K nezamestnanosti inteligen-
Gle.

Ma zasadnuti kuratoria
sprostredkovatelne prace
pre- nezamestnanu inteligen-
ciu ma Slovensku dina 7. sept.
Dol oznameny tento stav u
chadzacov O. miesta:. Vyso-
koskolakov SO, stredoskola-
kov 112, absolventov obch.
akademie SO, abs. odbornych
skol 225, abs. 2-roc. obch.
sk6l 17S. Uhrnom je v evi-
dencii vedenych .706 neza-
mestnanych inteligentov, z
toho 219 Neslovakov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-25
Nest 'astie motocyklistu.

E11III NuSI1ldk, OUyVdCel u
Markusoviec, isiel ma moto-
cykli a chcel preukazat' svo-
ju sikovnost', ked' odrazu
buchol do zelezneho mostu
tax, ze sa motocykel celkom
rozbil a on, t'azko raneny, s
prebitou lebecnou kost' t'ou,
odvezeny bol do levocskej
nemocnice. Jeho stav je vcp-
mi vazny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-25
Umrtnost' v CSR. mensia.

Umrtnost' v cSR. mensia.
V roku 1919, v prvom ro-
ku po vojne, pripadalo V c.
S. R. ma 1000 obyvatelov v
roenom priemere 1884 20
mrelych osob. V roku 1920
sa tento pomer este zvysil
ma 1897. Cd tel dolby ale u
mrtnost' stale klesa. v roku
1928 pripadalo. ma 1000 o.
byvatel'ov uz len 1912 20
mrelych, r.l930 w 14.15, r.
1888 uz len 1870, a"v roku
1884 1925. Podl'a krajin v
republike, najnizsia dmrt-
most je ma Morave, kde Via
nj vykazovala ma 1000 oby-
vatePov len 1892 zomre-
lych; potion v Cechach, kde
tato cislica bola 1885; po-
tom ma Slovensku, 14.51 a
tax ma Podk. Rusi, 17.17. v
rokoch 19l9-l923 bola u
mrtnost' ma Slovensku 1870
a ma Podk. Rusi al 1888.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-25

k stavbe rim. kat. patronat-
sbeho realneho gymnazia. O
pol 10. hod. bola omsa a po-.
tom posviacka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-25
Deti zapricinily ohen.

DCSA ZoPIlSAHAIy OAlSIss
Vo Vel'kom Kazimire pri
Trebisove znicil ohen diva
vel'ke STONY slamy rol'nika
Joz. Kosku. Stoh zapalily
deti, ktor6 81 priniesly z do
mu zapal'ky a urobili 81 o.
hnicek.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-25

- Ked' % nieco vtznamn6ho
q vAs prihodi. napiste 0 tom
zprAvu do ttehto noyfz.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-25
JAsENNE voL'BY.
F. L. I. S.

rok 1885 t.zv. "off year., le-
bo sa v nom nebudu odby-
Ivat' ami prezidentske ami
kongresne vol'by a nebude
sa v nom pri hlasovani roz-
hodovat' o nijakych celokra-
jinskych dolezitych otaz-
kach.
| Ale napriek tomu su To-
horocne jascnne vol'by ne
malo dolezite. V celom rade
statov budu VIOLENT clenovia
statnych zakonodarni a urad
nici do obecnej spravy; ini
kandidati budu dosadzovani
ma miesta starostov, okres-
nych komisarov a trustees
miest a istych sudnych trad
nikov. ked'ze tieto intestine
vol'by odbavuju sa rok pred
vol'bami prezidentskymi, bu-
de ich vysledok sledovany s
nemalym zaujmom rozlicny-
mi politickymi stranami, kto-
re budu moot podl'a neho
sudit', ku ktorej politickej
strane sa kloni verejna misn
ka volicstva.
V mnohych statoch boly
intestine vol'by zuinysei'ne
urcene ma tie roxy, ma ktore
nepripadaju vol'by krajin-
ske. Stalo sa tax preto, aby
vepka politicka kampan re-
zaujala pine pozornost' vo-
licov a nedavala i'm snad'
podklad k domienke, ze
intestine vol'by ME sd tax do
lezite, jako vol'by celonarod-
ne; tato .domienka bola by
celkom neopravnena, lebo
intestine vladne problemy roz
hoduju uz samy o sebe o
blahu naroda, a narod ma
preto venovat' miestnylu vol
bam svoju uplnu pozornost'
Ved' asi devat' desatin vset-
keho vladneho riadenia Spo-
jenych Statov nevychadza z
Washingtonu, ale 20 stat.
nych kapitolov, okresnych
uradov, mestskych domov a
inych stredisk miestnej ad-
ministracie.
Vladna moe je rozdelena
dstavou Spojenych Statov
medzi narod ako celok a je-
dnotlive staty. Federalna Via
da rozhoduje o otazkach, ty-
kajucich sa zahranicnych O.
tazok a stykov, o armade a
iod'stve, o razeni penazi a
tlacenf bankoviek, 0 regu!a-
eli obchodu medzistatneho, O
obchode s cudzinou, o narod
nom systeme bankovom, o
postovej sluzbe, priplst' g
nj cudzincov do Spojenych
Statov, a ich naturalizac;i, o
sprave teritorii a o mnohtch
inych zalezitostiach, tykaju-
idcsh sa naroda jako celku.
Vsetka tato pravomoc robi
z kongresu a z vykonneho
oddelenia federalnej vlady
mocnych cinitel'ov v narod.
nom zivote; ale moe, ktora
je ustavou rezervovana jed
notl wynn station, je omnoho
r;icsia. Su to prave jednotii-
ve staty, ktore zavadzaJu
vacsipu obcianskych a trest-
nSch zakonov a staraji sa o
ich dodrzia.anie, su 10 Sta
Ity, ktore sa staraju o vide
lavac;e ustavy, ktore riadia
cbchod a priemysel ma svo-
ljom uzemi, ktore kontro.uju
vsetku cinnost' miestaych
SPRAY. Tieto posledne preii-
n.aju opat' zodpovednost' "a
ochranu Pudskych Z. otov,
| zdravia a majetku obcanov.
Su to statne a intestine vlady,
ktcre zriad'ujl a vydrziava-
jI vsetky skoly, pocnuc sko-
lou obecnon a konciac stat.
nymi univerzitami, ktcr6 u
Gel ujl pravo prevadza..' OBJ.
chod, Utmost alebo povola.
ME, ktore vydrziavaju poll.
) cajne a hasicske sbory, sta.
vaiu hradske a riadia ma
mich premavku, xt re sa
; vanujl nesciselnym inym Cir
nostiam, poGnuc zaznamom
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-25
Valna schodza
voicov vo Warren
Schodxa bude 3. novembra
pri osade sv. Cyrila q Meto-
da. VSetci voliGia mech pridu.

Sch0dxA b1de s. n0vembra
pri osade sv. Cyrila q Meto-
da. VSetci voliGia mech pridu.
Slovenski volicia vo War
rem, O., pozor! Vol'by NEST
skeho lradu su uz pri dve-
rach 49, budl uz 5. novem-
bra. CT ste sa uz rozhodli, re
jako budeme Ease hlasovat',
re komu Ease sverime spra-
WI nasho mesta a nase zauj-
my? Je to nasou povinno-
st'ou, aby SINE sa pricinili
postavit' schopnych a spo-
l'ahlivych l'udi ma tieto roz-
ne urady. Tu je prilezitost'
re jestli sme neboli spokoj-
nj s terajsou administrator,
aby SINE zvolili inych - aby
mas snad' este lepsie osukali
staryni sl'ubami. Jestli ale
terajsia administracia sa O.
svedcila, dajme jej prilezi-
tost', zvol'me ju nazad do u
radu. PRIV, nezli odovzdame
nase hlasy, skumajme spo-
locne rekord kandidatov, re
ci sl schopni ma Trad, o kto-
ry sa uchadzaju, alebo ci len
z politickej baznosti chcu sa
dostat' do lradov bez toho,
aby mali dobro svojho me-
sta ma svedomi. Nasou povin-
nost'ou je uvazovat' o tom
a polozit' takych ludi do u
radu, ktori su prajni l'udu
vyhoviet' nielen pocas voleb-
nej kampane, ale al pocas
celeho terminu ich uradova-
MIA. Lebo verte, cteni voli-
cia, zvlaste ale my Slovaci,
politika je nielen huncutska,
ale al vazna a preto mas slo-
vensky l'ud najviac trpi, lebo
sa vel'mi malo politike roz-
umie. Verte mi, politikari sd
tax sikovni, ze mas Pud zna-
jl chytro rozdrobit' ma male
ciastky. Najprv po jednom,
po dvoch, aby SINE i'm me-
mohli skodit', mas pochyta-
ju a potom sa chutne spolu
z mas smeju, ze mas maju
tam, kde oni chceju. Znaju
mas pohorsit' jednych proti
druhym, ably SINE sa len VIE
dino nemohli spojit' a do
stat sa tiez S nasou silou ma
pred. ia ale ufam, re snad'
jedndc sa len presvedcime a
naucime z vlastnej skody a
potion sa uz nedame klamat'
a odstrkovat' len spubami,
ale budeme pozadovat' sku-
.tky, co nam patri dra pra-
va. Toto ale len tax docie-
lime, ked' spojene budeme
pokracovat', bez rozdielu ja-
XII partiu budeme podporo-
vat. Nam ma tom nezalezi,
lebo ODE partie su jedna dru-
hej podobne. Nam len ma
tom ma zalezat', re jake o.
soby kandiduju ma trad a ci
mozeme cd mich nieco oca-
kavat'.
Tedy prosim ctenu sloven-
sku verejnost' v meste War
rem, Ohio, re dna 3. novem-
bra o Z. hodine vecer v O.
sadnej hale sv. Cyrila a Me-
toda bude sa odbyvat' valna
politicka schodza, ma ktorej
neminie ami nejake obcer-
stvenie, a preto vybor zia-
da, ably sa tejto schodze zu-
castnil kazdy Slovak a Slo-
venka bez rozdielu nabozen-
stva. Budl yam predstaveni
kandidati bez vynimky z a.
kej partie sa uchadzajd ma
urady. Date tedy pozor, aby
ste sa tam dostavili, mech 81
kazdy kandidat rozmysli a
predstavi, re skutocne je uz
vepka sila slovenskych voli-
Gov v nasom meste. Odhod'-
te hnevy stranou ma tento
cas-, aspon kde sa jedna Q
celok, o narodnd silu, aby
takto mohli o mas sudit', &c
skutocne al my, co obcania,
zaujfmame sa o dobre spra.
vovanie a zaujmy spoluobca'
nov mesta Warren.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-25

minister.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-17
JOB VACANCIES LISTED
L. =. to Hold Examinations for
EthnOlOgiStS in June.

Federal Civil Service examina-
tionS for positions as ethnologiStS
Will be held early in June. accord
ing 10 Frank j. Boatman. Civil Serv-
ice Examiners secretary. Federal
Building. Examinations also Will be
conducted for the position of chief
of the water fowl division. Applica
lions must be filed before June 3.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-17

Our prices have been so low, our values
so compelling we've been forced to make
more rack room in our second floor dept.
Every dress is smart and new. Come in
and see for yourself.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-17
ACCOUNTANTS IN POLL
Leo b. OLaughlin Named Head of
Group in Final Session.

Leo B. OLaughlln has been elect
ed president of the indianapolis
chapter Of the National Association
Of Cost Accountants.
Other new officials are Charlton
n. Carter. first vice president Clyde
Hunter. secretary. and H. F. Coll.
treasurer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-30
STATION CARRIES
 TOP WEIGHT IN RACING FEATURE
Labor Day Race at Nar- ragansett Carries Value
 of $5, 1000 to Winner

Narragansett Park, Aug. 30 - George D. Widener's Station, star sprinter from famous Erdenheim Farm, will attempt to redeem hirn- self for his defeat in the Black stone Valley Handicap last Satur@ day, when he carries top weight of 130 pounds into action in the $5, 1000: Weybosset Handicap, the feature of the Labor Day racing program here Monday.
 The strapping son of Galetian was making his first start of the year last weekend after a sensa-t tional 1884 campaign in which he won four of his five stake engage- ments. He likely will be installed the favorite in Mondays Weybosset despite the fact that he will be ask- ed by Handicapper Ben Holmes to concede IA or more pounds to his opponents. k
 Graded for Weight
 John Simonetti's Sgt. Byrne is next in Holmes esteem with 116 pounds. Ladfield and Light Wave has been assigned 115, Miss Mer-s riment IA and Ajaccio no. Thir-i ty of the best sprinters in the east have been nominated for this race, which will be the first of the season | for all ages. Only three 2-year-oldss have been named. Maeriel. Night Alarm and Jair. Foddowing are the weights and nominations: @ Station, 1S0; Sgt. Byrne, 116: Ladfield, 115; Light Wave. 115: Miss Merriment, 114; Adjaccio. no; Captain Argo, 109; Dreel, 1885. Bold Lover, 19S; Isaiah, 10s; Psy.s chic Bid, 10s; Purple Knight, 1O6;. Advising Anna, 105; New Deal, l04: Toro Nancy, 104; Patchpocket, 104;. Happy Go, 104; Uppermost .103:s Iidian Runner, 103; All Forlorn, 103; Cloud Sweeper, 102; Miney Myerson, 102; Mariel, 102; Spixi, 101; Night Alarm, 100; Erin Lad, 100; Barcarolle, 9s; Rough Party, | 97; Jair, 95.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-30
GREAT ACTS TOP MIDNIGHT STAGE SHOW AT POLI'S
New York Attractions Are Billed Tonight to Help
 On to Cleveland Drive

A three hour program, featuring eight acts of four star entertain CTS direct from New York city who have been playing big time theaters for four consecutive weeks will be offered theater lovers of Waterbury tonight at Polls when the benefit "On to Cleveland show is presented by the City Amateur Baseball league.
 The show will get underway immediately at II o'clock, 1t was announced this morning by Chair man Ed Fitzpatrick of Poli's. The feature picture, Play Ball" will be shown first. This cinema stars some of the biggest shots in base- ball, including "Babe" Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Lefty" Grove, Frankie Frisch, Pepper" Martin, Dizzy" and "Daffy" Dean, Al Simmons, Connie Mack and Q host of other big leaguers.
 "Play Ball will last one full hour and will show scenes from many of the World Series games of last year between the Cardinals and Tigers. Manager Fitzpatrick has donated the use of the theater to the drive and the advance sale of tickets assures the thcater of be- ing crowded.
 The vaudeville will feature Q variety of colorful performers in- cluding songsters, dancers, conn edians and acrobats. Manager Fitzpatrick has viewed the acts in New York and believes each and every patron who attends this evening will go home well satisfied for their money worth's. Tickets will be sold at the door.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-30
lodding Pittsburgh Pirates Loom On National Flag Horizon
Over the Plate
WITH - GEORGE DILLON

Dropping 19 points while his teammate gained six points, Razor" Doran, Sacred Heart outfelder, now holds 26 point lead Nebby Balinsky, defending champions third sacker in the for the individual batting championship of the City Amateur league which will be definitely decided when the final games are played next Sunday.
 Nabby Balinski leads in base hits with 2s and in doubles with eight Joe Dennis Tommies pitcher, and "AboO" Semetas, Brooklyn A. C. third baseman, show the way in triples with three apiece. Eight are tied for home run laures with one apiece George MuIgan and Charley Moore, Washington Hill and Brooklyn A. c. first sackers respectively have each driven in 12 runs two more than their nearest rival Nebby Balinsky.
 Statistics after IA Sundays including times at bat hits, doubles, triples, homers batted in, stolen bases, errors and batting percentages follow:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-30
THREE GAME WIN OVER GIANTS WAS
 WARNING TO ALL
Pirates Broke Dean Win. ming Streak Yesterday;
 Terrell Aides Red SOx
BY HENRY SUPER United Press Stan Correspondent


 New York, Aug. 3o.-(UP).-- Quietly creeping up from nowhere, the Pittsburgh Pirates threaten to make the Nsticna! League psnnant race a four-way affair. Although they are seven games behind the leading St. Louis Car dinals, the Pirates suddenly have snapped into life and rapidly are | .oming a source of worry to the three leaders.
 The Pittsburghers boast an eight game winning streak, which in- cludes three straight over the sec- place New Work Giants and one over the Cardinals. Since August first theA have won IS and lost II for the second-best record in the league. They are topped only by the cards.
 Possibility A Pittsburgh drive to a pennant at this stage of the game Is far from impossible. The Cardinals were only a game and a half closer to the top than the Pirates at this time year ago and put on a late- season sprint that won them pen- nant.
 The Pirates have an excellent opportunity during the next week to further their pennant ambitions. They frish with the Cards today and open Q two-game series with the Cubs at Pittsburgh tomorrows Labor day they start three-game series at St. Louis and Sept. Sth they entertain the Giants at Pitts burgh.
 That's a mighty tough schedule but the Pirates apparently are just finding their stride and might sur prise the circuit by polishing off the three leaders. They asserted their mastery over the Giants by taking three-game series this week, and got off to flying start yesterday in the opening contest of a two-game series with the Cards.
 Real Class
 They broke Dizzy Deans seven- game winning streak by defeating the world champions, 5-1. Big Jim Weaver yielded seven hits and famed eight opponents for his l1th victory. The defeat cut the Cards lead over the Giants to a game and a half. The Giants broke their four-game losing streak by defeating Brooklyn 7-5. The Chicago Cubs won from the Boston Braves s-2 and moved to within two games of St. Louis. Cincinnati and Philadelphia were unscheduled.
 Wesley Terrell scored his goth victory in pitching the Boston Red Sox to . 6-2 triumph over Phila- delphia, enabling the Sox to move into fourth place Q half game ahead of the Idle Chicago White Sox. Detroit increased It's Ameri- can League lead to g 1-2 games by defeating St. Louis 13-3 while hte second place New York Yankees and the remaining clubs were idle.
 YESTERDAYS HERO Bill Lee of the Chicago Cubs who be- came the leading National League pitcher by hurling the Cubs to vic- tory over the Braves for his 18th victory against five defeats.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-30
RYE BOY GOLFER
 SENSATIONAL IN TORRINCTON MEET
Pettiiohn, l6, Scores Sub- par 70 to Lead Big
 Field

Torrington, Conn.,, Aug. 30.- (UP).-A 16-year-old Rye, N. r., youngster, c. c. Pettijohn, IT,, led the pack today in first round play of the fourth annual Torrington Country club invitation golf tour nament.
 Competing against classy field, the lad not only won the qualifying play with an aggregate of 70, or to under par, but was the only player to break par. His score was 33-37-70, leading by five strokes his nearest competitor, Joe Mo- relli, Stamford, who had a S9-36-- 75.
 Pond Shows 'Em
 Raymond W. (Ducky) Pond, head football coach at Yale, head ed Yale team of five of his as- sistants, all of whom failed to get into the championship flight.
 Pettijohn was paired today with c. H. Stull, Providence. Other flight pairings were: Dom Soccoli, Rock Ledge, and Pete Petroska, Meriden; E. B. Seeley, IT,, New Haven, and R. Hayes, Bridgeport; Spencer Brainard, New Haven, and F. J. Stazzowski, Greenwoods; W. P. Merritt, Torrington, and Ross Adamson, Tamarack; s. W. Swaine, Shelbourne, Mass, and R. Cook, Hartford; Bruno Pardee, New Ha- ven, and H. Merriman, Jr., Water town; Joe Morelli, Stamford, and D. D. Hover, Torrington.
 The qualifying scores:
 c. c. Pettitohn, Jr., West
 Joe hesesr MorsI,i S silver Civ F. J. Stazzowski, Green
 Bruno Pardi. New Haven 'v''o-0 " ". F. Merritt, Torrineton ssSS-ss-7a sS7a b. B. Seeley, Jr., New Ha-
 Pete Petroske. Silver City a .aS-s7-77 R. Cook, Hartford ...... 3S-40-7S c. R. Stull, Providence. .41-37-7S ID. E. Hover, Torrington ..40-39-79 Ross Adamson, Tamarack .39-41-S0 Spencer Brainard, New Ha-
 Dom soccoiiii. 1T:ii;tt;;.. Tcrrington.. .ts-$S-sS tS HI. Merriman, Jr. Water x-R. % W. Nichols. New fla: :Ns-s'-So c.vtss; Henderson, Sunset i4i-s'-so R. AHHss Hayes. Brookiawn .ts-ss--ssi1 P. yignone, Hartford ... .3S-43-S1 s. w. Swain, Shelburne,
 Nass '..''' -40--S1
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-30
M'NAMARA TO QUIT?'

Newton, Mass, Aug. 30-(UP)- Despite denials by college authori- ties. rumors that John R. (Dinny) McNamara, who was to start his first season as head coach of foot ball at Boston College, will resign, continued to gain strength.
 McNamara is said to be i'll. The squad, already out two days, is be- ing drilled by Bill Ormsby and Harry Downes, assistant coaches.
 McNamara succeeded Joe Mc- Kenney who resigned last spring.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-30
tournament.

tournament.
 Beatrice Barrett, 1s-year-old daughter of a golf professional. is paired against Mrs. Glenna Collett Ware, five times winer of the title.
 Patty Berg, IT, freckled and red haired, meets Charlotte Cutting, 26-year-oid West Orange, N. JJ girl who reached the quarter finals in 1883 and 1884 during her first two attempts to wi nthe greatest fem inlne prize in golf.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-30
Minneapolis Maids
 in Golf Crisis

Minneapolis, Aug. 30-(UP) = Two Minneapolis youngsters, with almost Identical records faced the greatest of tests of their brief ca- rcsrs today in the semi-final round
 of the Women's National Golf
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-30
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By DAN PARKER
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-30
HILLS DRILL TONIGHT

Manager Thomas Purcell of the Washington Hills of the City Anna teur baseball league announced this morning that the Hills will hold a special practice at Wash ington park at o'clock tonight. All members of the team have been asked to report. The Hills will meet the Brooklyn A. c. at Hamilton park on next Sunday af- ternoon.
 British Malay's exports to Amer ica' are one-third greater than last year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-30
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8:30 a. -ln.-Pettijohn vs. Stuli: S:35, Soccoli vs. Petroske; 9:40, See ley vs. R. Hayes; s:45, Brainard vs. Strazzowski; 9:50.. Merritt vs. Ad- amson; 9:45, Swain vs. Cook; 10, Pardee vs. Merriman; 10:05, Hover
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-30
WRESTLING
(By United Press)

New York-Everett Marshall pinned Jack Connally, Tony siaro decisioned Al Getz. John Murphy threw Axel Madsen, Leo Wallick pinned Zimba Parker. Maurice La Chappelle and Dave Levin drew, Jonh Perkins threw Irving Hal perm.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-30
FIRST NIGHT GAME IN SOUTH

Catholic University and William and Mary played the first night football game below the Mason Dixon line. The battle was waged at williamsburg, Va. in 1927 with c. U. winning, t2-O.