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Evening star., 1935-04-28
TWO LEAGUES OPEN
SEASONS TOMORROW
Departmental to Use Ellipse
While Federal Will Play
on Monument Lot.
DLAY in the Departmental and Fed
/ eral Base Ball League champion

nLAY in the Departmental ana red
eral Base Ball League champion
ship races starts tomorrow.
In the Department loop the G. P. o.
nine, 1884 champion. faces the P. w.
A. team on the North Ellipse at 5
pm. The P. w. A. outfit Is new to
the loop this year. 1t boasts group
OF capable players
G. P. o. Federals. defending champs,
and the Interstate Commerce Com
mission team. will battle tomorrow at
5 pm. in the Federal League opener
en- Monument diamond No. 4. Hugh
NJ. Tate, chairman OF the Interstate
Commerce Commission. is listed to
toss out the first ball
Other games this week in the De-
partmental League follow:
Tuesday. Agriculture VS.. Union Printers:
Thursday. Union Printers VS.. G. P. o.. Fri
day. P. w. A VS.. Agriculture.
in the Federal League the other
contests are:
Tuesday. Procurement Division VS.. Fed
eral Communications; Wednesday Inter-
state Commerce Commission VS.. 6. p. o.
Psramounts: Thursday. Federal Communi-
cations VS.. G. P. o. Federals: Friday. @. p.
o. Paramounts VS.. Procurement Division.
Evening star., 1935-04-28
BURROWS SHELTON
WCTORS AT TRAPS
Three Tie in 90 Yard Handicap
of Benning Tournament
and Divide Prize.

n REAKING 20 targets out Of 50
- from is yards. w. F. Burrows
won the shoot-off for the prize
in the added bird event yesterday in
the weekly trapshooting competition
at the Washington Gun Clubs Ben
ming range. Burrows, Shelton and
Upson tied for the 20-yard handicap
prize. breaking a. Of IS. They divided
the prize.
H. H. Shelton captured the long run
average, breaking 81 straight to give
him the lead on the long-run trophy
offered for this month and next
Scores:
Evening star., 1935-04-28
LOOKING FOR BATTLES.

Receiving Station base ballers are
seeking games away from their field
on Saturdays and Sundays, and tits
on week days after 4:30 o'clock for
their home grounds. Call McHugh at
Lincoln 1860. branch 234, for fur
ther information.
D. c. Repair Shop tossers want
games with teams having diamonds.
Call Potomac 0738-R.
Evening star., 1935-04-28
Bill Rogers Visits.

INCIDENTALLY, w. A. Bill Rog-
ers. prominently identified with
the Washington Canoe Club way
back in 1915, when the club for the
first time sent team to Canada,
dropped in to chat with us yesterday
and recalled something about that visit.
II never will forget the tilt up there
at Sugar Island" said Bill. Jimmy
Burch and Reginald Rutherford were
one Of the teams and Hans Wagner
and myself the. other. Twenty-Five
teams, imagine that, started and when
the ANAL was reached it lay between
the Washington pairs. Burch and
Rutherford trimmed us. Our quartet
also won the fours that day, and were
otherwise prominent"
Harry knight once again will carry
On in the canoe wars. The popular
veteran, who is not far from As, Is in
training at the Central Y. M. C. A.
and expects soon to be welding the
ole paddle on the river.
Evening star., 1935-04-28
I Y YITH the Potomac River per-
M fectly clear, many q white
v v perch Is being caught in
- tk> .u,;ft u,atar naaY

perch Is being caught in
in the swift water near
Chain Bridge. Nearly all, however,
are small. The larger perch either
have gone farther upstream or have
departed for their homes in salt
water. We received one report that
an angler fishing above the bridge
in Little and Big Eddy landed num-
ber OF large perch, so, perhaps, a
number Of them have gone upstream
and still are prey for anglers.
The run Of herring above Wash
ington Is long overdue. An increase in
the number of these fish was reported
from lower river points early last
week, but they have not reached their
spawning grounds. Pollution undoubt-
edly is responsible for keeping back
the shad and herring. Anglers are
picking up an occasional pan rock
fish in the vicinity of Chain Bridge,
but not herring or shad has been
caught excepting few netted herring.
CEVERAL days ago We motored to
Solomons Island to learn about
fishing conditions. We visited
George and Eddy Bowen and found
a hum of activity fishing boats being
painted and things in general being
put in condition for the rush of
anglers.
While at Bowen's we met Capt. Nat
Dare. who said that Wednesday morn
ing he caught in his nets 1900 pounds
of hardheads weighing from to
3 pounds: 90 shad and i,l00 her
ring. Heretofore the commercial fish
ermen had been getting from $50 to
400 pounds of hardheads. Friday
morning Capt. Eddy Bowen called to
inform us that Capt. Dare had caught
tons of hardheads in his nets
Within 4S hours these fish advanced
with rush and Capt. Eddy Bowen
said from the looks of this catch
the fish are so numerous that he
thinks. perhaps, they could be snagged.
In the past seasons, Capt. George
Bowen said, the first hardheads usu-
ally were hooked in the shallow waters
of Tar Bay, located On the Eastern
Shore, off Hoopers Island, directly
across from the mouth of the Patuxent.
He said on account OF the depth of the
water 1t was necessary to cast as far
as possible from the boat, the water
being only from 3 to 5 feet deep.
Perhaps this season the hardheads
have changed their tactics and will be
landed first on our side of the bay.
Capt Eddy Bowen took us to see
his new boat, 4l-foot cruiser type,
on which the workmen were putting
the finishing touches. She is beauty.
All of Capt. Dare's fish were caught
between Drum Point and Little Cove
Point. We are of the opinion that If
some anglers can get among these
fish they will be rewarded with fairly
good catches this week.
WYE ALSO visited Capts. Harry
" and Preston Woodburn on
our trip to Solomons. Here
we found also a great stir, hammers
knocking and paint brushes Slapping
the sides of boats. We saw one boat
tied UP at the wharf and found that
it was ready to take us out for try
at the hardheads. However. at the
last minute we decided It would be
a waste of time.
A report from Tilghman Island
says that no hardheads have yet been
caught even in the nets: that the run
of herring in the upper part of the
Evening star., 1935-04-28
COLORED MINES READY

Starting Next Sunday.
Eight teams will make up the
colored Tri-State Base Bali League,
which opens play next Sunday.
Here's the May schedule:
May 5-Trojans VS.. Quicksteps,
Green Valley Va: Cardinals VS.. lie
Droit Tigers. Twenty-sixth street and
Benning road; Morning Star Lodge
VS.. Oriental Tigers, Second and r
streets northeast; Georgetown vs.
Rajah-De Priest, Sixty-first and Clay
streets northeast.
Evening star., 1935-04-28
GET DIAMOND UNIES
Police Boys Club to Christen
buds in Twin Bill.

OuuS IN Twin BIZ.
Members of the junior and midget
base ball mines representing the No,
5 Precinct Police Boys Club are TO
report at the precinct. Fifth and E
streets southeast. at II o'clock this
morning. New uniforms will be dis
tributed. following which the two
teams will leave in bus for the
Georgetown University diamond for a
twin bill.
The juniors will play the George
town Boys Club at l O'Clock and the
midgets will face the Jack Prys i'm
mediately following.
Evening star., 1935-04-28
Another Fancy Average.

EoR IS games Clarke streaked
some sensational bowling in the
National Capital League. With
Heurich Brewers he hit the headpin
to the tune Of i30, hanging up the
season high game and set Of 1870
and 45S.
But the bone Of contention lies in
the District League. where he averaged
100 against the mark OF l24 with
which Joe Harrison, his Occidental
Restaurant teammate and wearer Of
the No. / crown, won the individual
championship for the second consecu-
tive year. But 1t is believed that
Clarke's more brilliant rolling In
sweepstakes will overshadow this diff
ference. Incidentally. Clarke finished
third In the Dixie and tied Harrison
In the Eastern Stakes at Willimantic
after Harrison appeared the apparent
winner.
The city tournament swings into its
second week with Federal League
night on tap A galaxy of the city's
finest are included in the Government
loop.
Evening star., 1935-04-28
CHANGE BALL SCHEDULE

oetnesud-SneVy Cnase TO RAY
Gaithersburg Nine Next.
Manager Dick Bishop has an
nounced this revised schedule for the
Bethesda Chevy Chase High School
base ball team:
Tuesday, Gaithersburg High at
Gaithersburg.
May 2, Washington Lee High at
Ballston; 9, Maryland freshmen at
College Park; IA. Poolesville High at
Poolesville; II, Montgomery Blair at
Silver Spring; 81. Eastern High at
Eastern.
Evening star., 1935-04-28
Opening Program
OF Fair BOwlers
City championships at Arcadia.

City championships at Arcadia,
TEAMS.
TOMORROW NIGHT-1:30 O'CLOCK.
Class Class
Bill Woods. ..... A MiZpah .......... c
Arcade .......... Accounting ...... z
Miscellaneous go. Lands Division. Z
DOUBLES.
O'CLOCK.
H RosenberRer and Alice NJ. Brown. :. ID
r. Blackman and r z. Gregs......... D
Alice Lauer and Wilda Tucker. D
SINGLES.
O'CLOCK.
Augusta Campbell. ................. D
Elizabeth Latus.. .................ss. Il
DOUBLES.
N.3O O'CLOCK
R. p. Armstrong and Ruth Rouse, ,.... D
Dorothy Miller and Sylvia Bonnett.. D
Mary 6. Cox and Constance TORY. -. D
Mary Schluter and Estelle FriedrichS... e
Mary G. Bryant and Hida Ring. 80. c
Martha James and Maude Fuschine.... c
Martha Kaufman and Lena Miller. G
Hazel Donaldson & EVELYN PhillipS..... c
Agnes Ames and Elva Daugherty...... c
E. Minson and D. Goodall .......... A
Polly Shugrue and Lorraine Gulli.. A
Evening star., 1935-04-28
Potomac Club Active.

nO1OMAG bOAI CLUB Is lOOklne
to busy season. Its newly
elected officers are down to hard
work and soon will be In position
to announce schedule Of events.
In rowing. long Potomacs forte. the
club is expecting an unusually sue
ceSSful year. A squad made up OF
Central High students is working daily
at the club under the direction Of
Clarence Hecox, veteran coach. and
after school closes the club plans to
have the most capable of these young
sters carry its colors. And some of
the Central boys possess plenty of
promise. It's said. They plan con-
siderable scholastic competition this
Spring.
Ernie Millar is the newly chosen
president of the Potomac Club George
A. Herman is vice president; Charles
j. Eisenstein. secretary: J. w. Belt,
treasurer; John Dollings, captain Of
rowing; Bernard Vollmer. assistant
captain OF rowing, and Jimmy Burch,
captain of canoeing.
Canoeing will not be overlooked.
though. by Potomac. nor by any other
club in the country for that matter
this year as bladesmen will be striv-
ing to gain berths on the American
team that will be sent to the Olympics
at Berlin in 1886.
Washington Canoe Club. which had
Harry (Pop) Knight and several other
representatives in the Paris Olympics
In 1924. and which has always been
outstanding in canoeing naturally is
especially popped up over the situa-
ton.
Evening star., 1935-04-28
WIN TWICE ON DIAMOND
Georgetown Boys Club Peewees
Run Marathon on Bases.

Run Marathon on Bases.
Georgetown Boys Club won two base
ball games yesterday In the peewee
class, the "A" outfit downing the Y. M:
C. A. combination, 1919. and the B
team topping the Police Boys Club
nine, 20-1s. Bromley FOR the "B"
team had a perfect day at bat, get
ting five hits in as many tries. Buzz
zanca led the "A" team, with four
bingles.
Georgetown Boys Club insects also
won, drubbing st. Adams. 1913. Alex
ander. the winning pitcher, allowing
only 3 hits and tanning IS.
Next Saturday morning Georgetown
Boys Club eight-team Peewee League
opens play on the Monument grounds.
Evening star., 1935-04-28
CHURCH TEAM STRONG
Metropolitan Baptist Booking
Contests for Week Days.

Metropolitan Baptist Church has
assembled squad of capable base
ballers, among them being Bob
Harper, Painter, Monroe, Murphy,
Rtnggold, Swain. r. Harper. Morrell.
Ball and Patrick. Manager Morrill, Is
booking weekday games at Lincoln
ss7s-J.
Evening star., 1935-04-28
AUD FLASHY ON MOUND
Rock Vile High Pitcher Holds
Poolesville to One Hit.

One Of the most promising school,
boy pitchers In nearby Maryland is
Young Aud of Rockville High. The
other day he allowed only one hit,
tanned Is and passed only one in
hurting Rockville to a 6-l win over
Poolesville High in q seven-innins
game.
Evening star., 1935-04-28
Comets Introduced.

~ development mas peen tne prng-
ing out of the Comet class boats.
Four Of these trim little craft now are
nearing completion at the Capital
Yacht Club and are scheduled to be
launched Wednesday. Because they
cost comparatively little and are rather
simple to construct and yet afford
skippers plenty Of sport, Comets are
expected to become numerous here
shortly. Only Is feet long with 5-foot
beam, the craft has jib-headed main
sail containing 1913 square feet and the
jib has q square feet
The Comets to be launched this
week have been built and are owned
by D. Werner Smythe, District OF
Columbia regional vice president of
the Comet Glass Yacht Racing AS
sociation: Maj. H. H. Jacobs. Clyde
Cruitt, r. s. Doyle and Robert Whit
tredge.
Much competition is planned for
the Washington fleet. In addition
to participation in the various events
scheduled for the Potomac River Sail
ing Association. it will take part in
interclass competition and probably
will be represented in regattas at st.
Michaels. Nd. August 1-3. and at
Stone Harbor, N. j., August 1919.
Down at the Old Dominion Boat
Club at Alexandria, candidates for
the crew will begin practice May Is
under direction of Coach Farnsworth.
Assisting Farnsworth during the cam
paign will oe Robert Whitton, who will
be in charge Of arranging competi-
ton: Julian Whitestone. in charge Of
the sweep oarsmen; Magnus Bales. in
charge of equipment. and Lewis Bell,
In charge of scullers.
Old Dominion is planning big
athletic year with water polo and
various other sports coming In for
attention.
Evening star., 1935-04-28
CLARKE STRIVES
FOR TOP RANKING
Scores in City Tournament,
May CIinch No. | Spot
in National List.

a.; 4: :::::: -: ::; q; e; ::s e.: :: :
pin Association tournament
at the Columbia he will be aiming
for the No. ranking Of the country.
And he may have to roll only as
well as he did IN last years event 10
cop. In 1884 he won the singles and
placed fourth In the sll-events.
Winner Of the George Washington
and Red Megaw Sweepstakes here this
season, Clarke tapered of a great sea-
son by establishing a new South At
lantic record average Of 1863 In the
Federal League. The Investigation
shooter chalked up eight 400" sets,
three in succession. His high game
of 176 and high set of 432 gave him
second money. His 32s spares and 80
strikes In 90 games gave him first
prizes and probably records for a
oe-game stretch.
Evening star., 1935-04-28

Elm Camp. Woodinen Of the World.
meets the Isherwood A. G. team on
kthe Rosedale field at 3 o'clock.
Evening star., 1935-04-28
16-FO0T COMETS
BECOMING VOGUE
Potomac River Association
Membership Makes Big
Advance in Year.
BY Z. A. FULLER.

BIZ 4. a. UALEns
~ NE of the most striking fea-
lures of the increasing
~ expansion In aquatic activities
hereabout is the rapidity with
which the sailing game is developing.
Until last season there was little
sustained interest in this phase Of
boating, but under the sponsorship Of
the Potomac River Sailing Association
1t has become the rage Just now among
4 large part Of the city's water minded
population.
Some believe the increase in interest
In sail boating Is evidence OF better
times, proof that many of our aquatic
enthusiasts feel they can afford the
comparatively moderate outlay required
to enter the sailing game. 1t is believed
also that realization that the Potomac
affords sufficient wind for sailing has
helped encourage the sport. Many
had thought the wind here inadequate
for any real sailing.
Whatever has caused the sailing
game to boom. the fact remains that
starting last year with only handful
Of boats, the Potomac River Sailing
Association fleet now totals close to so
craft and Is still growing at lively
clip,
Evening star., 1935-04-28


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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-07
| MINTHOGY
| AZONBAN ANGLIA

vi szovetsegesei, Franciaor-
szag es Belgium meg mindig
aranyvalutan allnak, minthogy
azokban az orszagokban az an
gol penz ertekvesztesege meg
sokkal sulyosabb bajokat fog csi-
main, valoszinu, hogy vegle-
tekbe EFT jatekot mem viszik
Londonban. Ha azonban penz-
haborut akarnak csinalni, az ell
noknek joga van ra, hogy dol
lar aranytartalmat tovabbi husz
szazalekkal levagja es sziikseg
eseten nem is fog attol elzar-
kozni.
A penzhaboru minden esetre
meger6siti congressusban AIT a
csoportot, amely tovabbi inflaciot
(penzhigitast) kivan az orszag-
ban S akik elsGsorban AIT kove-
telik ebb6l a celbol, hogy a volt
katonaknak a bonust azonnal XII
adjak.
A bonus iigyeben a congress
sus kihallgatasokat mar hetel
megkezdtek es valoszinu, hog.
az also hazban ait par napo,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-07
HA A DELNYUCATI
RABSZOLCAK

sulyos elnyomatasa mem fog
veres zendilesbe fulladni, akkor
meg fog az esetleg delkeleti
allamokban tortenni, ahonnan
meg remesebb dolgokrol SILVA
rog fel lassan hir a civilizalt
keletre.
A deli allamok foldbirtokosai
annak idejen azzal feltetellel
kaptak meg a sulyos gyapot,bo-
must !. szovetsegt6l, hogy a le-
vagott tertileten is ugyannyi te
nant-farmert (zsellert) tartanak.
amennyi addig dolgozott fold
jikon, vagy IS fekete tennanto-.
kat mem tesz k foldonfutokka.
Azota azonban meg kell rola
kormanynak gy6zodni, hogy a
feher urak ugyan a gyapot bo-
nusz cimen oriasi osszegeket
vetek fel a kincstartol, de a ma
guk reszer6l az egyezseget meg
szegtek, inert a szegeny feketek
tizezreit eresztettek a szelnek
multi exben
A welfare listarl mem akarjak
6ket helyezni es a kidobott feke-
tex csaladostol egyutt foldon-
flto6k akik meg csak hajlekot'
sem iidnsk kapni ebben gaz-
dag zabsh.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-07
AZ ARAK S Kt)LONOSEN

az elelmicikkek arai mar ed
dig is tulsagosan felmentck az
kis berjavitas, amt tavaly adj
tax a munkasnak, teljesen meg
semmisiilt a felemelt arakban.
A hus, zsir, pork maholnap
csemegekke valnak ebben az or
szagban a munkas es munkat-
Ian embernek mem is lehet meg
felelo taplalkozasrol almodni.
Wallace foldmvelesi MINISTER.
a multi heten az emelkedo arak
tetejebe meg meg is nyugtatta az
orszagot, hogy julius elsejeig
husarak tovabbi husz szazalekos
aremelkedeset varhatjuk.
Az elelmiszer arakat, emelke-
deset a polgarsag megerti, inert
jol tudjuk, hogy az AAA ostoba
programjara ratetozott tavaly a
szarazsag, de vannak aremelkede-
SEX, amelyeket megerteni lehe-
tetlen.
Most emeltek peldaul a gya-
rak cipok arat, dacara annak,
hogy tavaly tomeges meszar
las a marhaborok millioit dobta
varatlanul a piacra.
Ugyanugy erthetetlen a ruha
arak emelkedese es az epulet
anyagok dragasaga, amely egye-
nesen utjaba all az epitkezes-
nek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-07
KITUNTETESSEL4 TETTE
LIE AZ APOLoN0I
VIZSGAT

A Youngstown SIT. Erzsebet
korhaz apolon6i iskolajaban ia
nult 10th Iona Maria es most
februar 26-an columbusi allami
egeszsegiigyi bizottsag elott XII
tintetessel levizsgazott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-07

meg a sajat penzenek manirula-
cioival. &
Ha most egy vi penzhaboru
lesz ket nagy allan kozt, ujra
visszater a bizonytalansag a
nemzetkozi iizletekbe EFT sulyo-
san meg fogjuk erezni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-07
DEMOKRATA GYtjLES

Februar 28-an tartotta a Ma
gyar Demokrata Kor rendes
havi gyiileset, sep szamu tag
sag jelen1eteben Scent Istvan
Otthonban.
Szenator Davs, iskolasegely
torvenyjavaslatat indorszaltak,
azzal, hogy a 2 szenator es 3
kepviselo partfogasat kertek.
Tovabba valasztmany meg
bizatott egy kartya es tea-estely
rendezesevel.
A munkakra vonatkozo ked-
vezo jelenteseket megtettek.
Minden magyar demokrata a sa-
jat erdekebe cselekszik, ha jc-
lentkezik es beall Magyar De
mokrata Korbe.
Evi tagsagi dij csekely so
cent
Jelentkezni lehet Gagyi Janos
penztarnoknal: 1926 Weston Ave
vagy Bunchcy Janos jegyzonel,
8S4Ia Rose St.
belul meg is fogjak szavazni
B:ztosan megszavazza ait azutan
senatus, de mem biztos, hogy
egy elnoki vetot is mindket haz-
ban meg tud allni a javaslat.
Inflaciot ma mar mem kivar
a polgarsag komolyabb resze
ha ait ell lehet kerilni, inert
kulonosen a munkassag jott ra
hogy az elviselhetetlenul fokozza
a dragasagot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-07
S INERT NINCS ELEG BAJA

hazai frontoE a kormanynak,
ezuttal sulyos bajok fenyegetnek
benniinket a kiilfoldr6l.
a multi heten az angol font er-
teke elkezdett a tozsdeken zu-
hanni es Anglia kormanya mem
tett semmit, hogy AIT megal-
litsa.
Eel kell >~hat tenniink, hogy az
angol korminy ujra olcsobba
akarja tenni az angol fontot, ami
AIT jelentene, hogy kulfoldnek
megint olcsobb lesz Angliaban
vasarolni, mint minalunk.
Tudvalevo, hogy a depressiot
nalunk az fokozta kiilonosen,
hogy amig Anglia a sajat penze
mex az cricket sulyosan levagta,
Hoover gorcsosen ragaszkodott
az aranydollarhoz ICY kulfoldi
piacainkat elvesztettiik.
Minel melyebbre; vagtak az
angol font cricket, annal dragabl
volt dollar kiilfoldnek, vagy-
is atnig Roosevelt dollar arany.
tartalmat lie mem vagta, m
penzunk igazi nemzetkozi erte
ket nem a mi kormanyunk, ha
mem az angol kormany szabt;
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-07
HETI SZEMLE

(Folytatas a 4-ils oidalrol)
lace egyik allamtitkarat tamadta
irgalom nelkul a nagyt6ke Is a
reakcio minden ujsagja, most ell
lehetiink ra kesziilve, hogy ezen-
tul magat Wallacet is eppen
ugy tamadiak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-07

Egy csaladnak tobb tagja egyenkent 5000 dollaros
nyithat biztositott betetet az vi Associationben.
Az Egyesult Allamok kormanya vasarolhat
az vi First Federal Savings & Loan Association
res venyeibo minden betett dollarra harmat Is ICY
az vi lNTEZETNEK elegendo penze lesz, hogy K-
ELEGITSE TAGJAINAK HITEL SZtJKSECLETEIT
ES AZ OTTHONT EPITENI SZANDKOZ0 YOUNG
STOWNIAK igenyeit.