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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-26

Szives tudomasara hozzuk a
Sharan-Farrell es kornyeki ma
gyar kozonsegnek, hogy hitkoz
segunk szorgalmas tagjai no
26. 27, % es 29-en egy nagysza
basu bazart rendeznek a sajat
helytsegukben. A rendezo BIZ
zottsag, Ft. Andras Jeromos
vezet6sevel, faradhatatlanul
dolgdzik a skier erdekeben,
amety az elojeleket latva, mem
is rlaradhat ell!
Egyebkent kis hitkozsegink
aprala, nagyja, lazas izgatott-
saggal keszulodik ezen rend-
kiyult esemenyre.
Icy is van ez jol! Az listen
haileka mindnyajunke, abban
egyformman nyerlnk lelki
taplaiekot, lelki vigaszt, miert
ne ketlene tehat mindnyajunk
max kozosen dolgozni fenntar-
tasaert? A kis munka, amt
vegziink vagy az a nehany
cent, amt a bazaron elk0l-
tiink csak AIT a celt szolgal-
jak!
TesSverek! Hitk0zseglnk-
mex korulbelul $50 rendes fize-
to tagja van. Ha egy jobarat-
jat vagy ismeroset hozza ma
gayaI ninden egyes tag, a ST.
ker mar akkor biztositva van
Ma; tgen! Es mi lesz akkor a
sok youngstown testverunk-
kel, akik mar elore beigertek
hogy tobben lesznek mint mi?
Hat kerem, igerni lehet, csak
aztar ugy is legyen! Majo
megiatjuk, hogy a kisorsolan.
do iegszekreny Sharonban ta'
lal-e gazdat vagy pedig
Youngstownban fognak-e sort
hiisitani abban? Mindeneset.
re nagyon sziyesen latjuk 9
szomszedos testvereinket is.
Z Aldozatkesz tagjaink amy
mindent ajandekoztak, hogy
abbot ket bazart is rendezhet
nenk. Hogy a sok szep, er
t6kes cikk mind gazdat nyer
jen, ujbol szeretettel hivunl
meg mindenkit Legyen 2
ielzett yegy nap egy kozos
nagy taIalkozo. Vegyiinl
egymasnak ajandekokat azok
Dol d kedves targyakb6l, me
lyek j bazaron kaphatok lesz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-26
MEM KIS TRAGEDIA

lenne egyebkent, ha a fig
getlenseg partj&t n szavuknal
fognank es kivonulnank Puer-
to Ricobol, a11ol a lakossag tel
jes negyven szazaleka reliefen
els ahova joforman megszam-
lalhatatlanul mennek a WPA
milliok az utolSo ket evben.
Termeszetesen a 1forradal-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-26

Aprilis 12-en, husvet vasar-
nap a Magyar Sport (Tested-
zok) Kore tancmulatsaga a
Magyar Hazban.
Aprilis 13-an, husvet hetfon
a Campbell Magyar Nok Kore
husveti nagyt ancmulatsaga az
Italian Hallban.
Aprilis no 18-an, szombaton
a Pro Hungaria List estelye.
Majus Gen, szombaton este
a Warren, o. Els6 Magyar Fer
fl es MOI Bs. Egylet nagy balja
a X. & P. Hallban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-26
LATIN AMERIKABAN

ezid6szerint meg mindig a
mi Puerto Riconk a legnyugta-
lanabb terulet $ ugy latszik,
hogy statarialis eljarast kell el
rendelni a kormanynak.
A "ftiggetlensegre" toreky6
allitolagosan felel6tlen elemek
a politikai gyilkossagon kiviil a
rablashoz es gyujtogatashoz
fordultak es ait a kor1many So
ka tiirni mem fogja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-26

MARCUS 28-AN, szombat
este a Scent New Tarsulat fon-
tos gyulese es a Passio eneke-
SEX gyakorolnak, valamint a
Scent Vince Tarsulat is gyu-
lest cart.
ADOMANYOK az arvizkaro-
sultak reszere, hiveinktol ma
gyor szepen bejottek, anne
lyet mar a VOros Keresztnek
at is adtunk. A jo listen fizes-
Sc neg az adakozoknak.
ZENEKARUNK a tovabbi
ertesttesig mem tart gyakorlo
orakat. Husvet utan a ze-
nesZek ertesitve lesznek a kez-
dettc5l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-26

mex. Bucsuzoul csak ennyit.
ViSzOntlatasra a bazaron!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-26
FARMA MUNKARA

keresunk tisztesseges es mum
kat kedvel6 magyar fiatalem-
bert. A fizetes mem Macy, de XII
tuno otthont nyujtunk megfe-
lel6 embernek. Telefonaljon
bovebb felvilagositasert North
Jackson 9O78.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-26

(Folytatas az 1-so oldalrol)
itelni, de aki kard altal vetke-
xix, az kard altal vesz ell es
Europaban AIT hiszik, hogy a
kormanyt el6bb-utobb a mask
szels6seg, a nazizmus fogja fell
falni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-26
MAGYAROK NAPTARA

Ebben rovatban dijtala-
null kozoljuk azon egyha-
zak, egyletek, vagy intez-
menyek mu1atsagait, ossze-
joveteleit, stb. - mem tobb
mint 2 honappal elore is,
amelyeknek az Amerikai
magyar Hirlap hivatalos
lapja es anelyek mulatsagai-
kat hirdetik lapunkban es
nyomtatvanyaikat nalunk
szerzik be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-26
A FARRELL
SIT. HAROMSAG R. X.
HITKOZSEG HIREI
Piebanos:
Eot. ANDRAS JEROMOS
1923 Fruit Ave
Teiefon 1t06 Farrell, Pa.
MISEk RENDJE

MISEK RENDJE
Sasarnapokon kis mise s 6rat0l.
nagy mise 10:30-tol. - Hetkoz-
napokon mis6k s 6rat6l.
.@.'.r'" GYoNTATAsoK
Mindennap a misek el0tt Is szom-
baton d6lutap 6ratol Gig es
este Z oratol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-26

MiSEk RENDJE
Vasarnapokon kis mise 9 orat6l
angol predikaci6val
Macy mise 10:30-tol. magyar
predikacioval.
Hetkoznapokon kis misek reg
gel S:30-kor.
GYoHTATAsoK
Mmden szombaton delutan 4
6rat6l Gig Is este oratH.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-26
YOUNGSTOWN
FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
Mt. Marion Sander, Ielkesz
s25 Mahonine Ave Phone 34557

kOzeledik, mar csak ket vasar-
nap valaszt ell tole, a fekete es
a Viragvasarnap. Keresztyen
vilagunk remenyteljes unne-
pc, ne talaljon bennIinket ke-
szuletlenul, Isteniink veghe-
tetlen kegyelme, mely a foldi
elet nehezsegei koz0tt ez ideig
megtartott es' Krisztusunk
valtsaghalala, mely a karho-
zat melysegeibol emel fel, in
ditsanak lelki toredelemre es
melyseges halara. Addig is ke-
ressuk az Istenunkkel valo ia
lalkozas draga alkalmait. Most
vasarnap delelott fel II orakor
a nagy unnepre el6keszito al
kalmi istentisztelet. EFT meg
elozoleg fel 10 oratol vasar-
napi iskola. Mind a felnotte-
ket, mind a gyermeksereget
nagy szeretettel varjuk!
KOZGYULEST TARTUNK e
no 29-en, vasarnap delelott az
istentisztelet vegeztevel. Egy-
hazunk anyagi ugyet targyalo
e nagyfontossagu kozgyulesre,
minden egvhaztagot szeretet-
tel meghiv az elnokseg.
SANDOR, JOSEF ESTI
vacsorank vasarnap este ma
gyon kellemes hangulatban
folyt lie. Bar ferfiaink kozul
- a munkabeosztasuk Matt,
sokan mem johettek ell, de
azert sep szamban hoztak el
jo kivansagaikat egyhazunk
tagjai es jo baratai a Sando-
rok es Jozsefek, kozottik a lei
kipasztor szamara is. A kitu-
no vacsora elfogyasztasa utan,
mely ismetelten dicseretere
Walt Noegyletunk ugyes gazd-
asszonyainak, szamos elveze-
tes felkoszonto hangzott ell az
unnepeltekre.
KiSorsoltuk a Poznar Janos
es neje ajandekat is, egy elo
kecsket, megnyerte Eszenyi
Istvan a ISL szammal. A
sorsolasbol befolyt 80 dollar;
lit is koszonet erte Az estet
bingozassal zartuk be.
BABY SHOWER PARTY
val leptek meg no 19-en,
csutOrtOk0n este a Tiszteletes
asszonyt a Noegylet tagjai. A
rendes gyuleshez szokatlanul
sep szamban osszeJott Noegy-
lett tagok, sehogyse akartak a
gyulest vezeto lelkesz eloter-
jeszteseihez erdemlegesen hoz-
zaszolni, amt vegre e behozott
sep ajandektargy teljes mer-
tekben megmagyarazott. Ba.
tary Andrasne elnokno. a
Noegylet tagjai ajandekabol
meleg szavak mellett, egy tel.
jesen felszerelt modern eyer.
mekagyat nyujtott at a Tisz.
teletes asszonynak. E nen
vart, nagyon joleso figye
lemert, a konnyeit eltitkoln
mem tudo Tiszteletes asszony
helyett, a ferje mondott hala'
koszonetet.
E meglepetesi partyt, tea e
sutemenyek elfogyaNtasa uta1
bingozas zarta be.
TEMETES. Marcus no "a
en-, kedden delutan temettul
ell Karaszi Istvan es Kolozs
vary Julianna, december 26-al
sziiletett, vasarnap ejszak;
: varatlanul elhunyt kis fiat
JOSEF, Lajost. A letort bimb
minden szivetfajoan erinto te
metesen, mely a Kolozsvar,
nagyszulok hajlekaban folly
lie, gyulekezetiink oszinte resi-
vettel osztozott. A vesztes szi
vii szul6k, nagyszulok S a XII
. terjedt csalad nely gyaszabal
: nyujtsor vigasztalast a kozel
pG hlIsyet 0r0k iSteni alan
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-30
X 52Styles in Women's Sizes 80 to A!
4 II Styles in W0men's Sizes 46 to 60!
X IA Styles in Half Sizes 1872 to 2615!

Brand Veveray Scatter prn down Around prints!
Redngote and boero effects Sorority prints French crepes
Cepons Mateasses Jacket dresses One and p eecs The
SHORT SLEEVES! We wish you didn't the
price until you looked at the tag EVERY DRESS LOOKS so
MUCH MORE THAN $3 Styles for town and country for bridge
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Navy Gay Aqua! Murice Delhi blue Rose! Taupe Powder!
blues Pnts Black and white Pastels See these dresses
morrow THEY SET A NEW STANDARD IN QUALITY AT A
PRICE THAT SEEMS IMPOSSIBLY LOW.
Evening star., 1936-06-08
Major Leaders
By the Associated Press.
American League.

ny tne Associated PreSS.
American League.
Batting-Sullivan Indians, 402:
Radcliff, White Sox, .371.
Runs - Gehrig, Yankees, SO;
Gehringer, Tigers, 49.
Runs batted in-Dickey. Yankees,
50; Goslin, Tigers, and Foxx, Red
Sox, 48.
Hits-Gehringer. Tigers, IS;
Gehrig. Yankees, SO.
Doubles-Gehringer, Tigers, 81;
Di Maggie and Rolfe, Yankees, 16.
Triples-Clift, Browns, 8; Gehr-
niger, Tigers, and Dickey, Yam
KEGS, 7.
Home runs-Foxx, Red Sox, 13;
Trosky, Indians, IL.
Stolen bases-Powell, Senators,
IL; Piet, White Sox, 10.
Pitching-Grove, Red Sox, 81;
Gomez, Yankees, 6-1.
National League.
Batting-Terry, Giants, 400; s.
Martin, Cardinals. 1874.
Runs. Martin, Cardinals, As;
Vaughan, Pirates, 43.
Runs batted in-Medwick, Car
dinals, 81: OFT, Giants. 48.
HISTORIAN, Bees, IS; Moore,
Giants, 49,
Double-Herman, Cubs, %; Med
wick Cardinals. 18.
Triples-Camilli, Phillies, 8;
Goodman, Reds, Z.
Home runs-Ott, Giants, Il; j..
Moore, Phillies, 9.
Stolen bases-J. Martin, Car
dtnals, 10; S. Martin, Cardinals, 8.
Pitching. Dean. Cardinals,
1i-2; Hollingsworth, Reds, To.
Evening star., 1936-06-08
Stars Yesterday

By the Associated Press.
Roxie Lawson, Tigers-His ninth
inning relief pitching euelled Sem
ators' rally as Tigers won, 1913
George Selkirk, Yanks-Hit
homer in sixteenth inning to defeat
Indians 5-4.
Dizzy Dean. Cardinals-With
only two days rest, he pitched
eight-hit ball to beat Giants 6-3.
Harland Cliff. Browns-His
homer put Browns ahead in 9-5
victory over Athletics.
Hal Lee. Bees-Had two doubles
and a triple, batting in five runs
in 8-3 win over Reds.
Bill Swift, Pirates-Limited Phil
lies to seven hits for 6-2 triumph,
Mike Kreevich. White Sox-Hit
homer with bases loaded as Red
Sox' five-game winning streak end
ed in 1875 defeat.
Curt Davis, Cubs-Shut out
Dodgers in seven of nine innings
to chalk up 4-3 win.
Evening star., 1936-06-08
Potomac Bet,ueen Gallagher and To,U Much Debated
TWO F|ST|C CARDS !
|. FOR GOTHAM FANS
Lewis Takes on Anderson
and Montanez, Meets
Kick Tonight.
81 the Associated Press.


q yEW YORK, June "A double
N barreled program is available
for New York boxing fans
tonight with John Henry
Lewis, the light-heavyweight cham
pion from Arizona. and Pedro Nom
tanez, the flashy Puerto Rican who
is Tony Canzoneri's main hope for
a profitable defense of his lightweight
title this Summer, as the main at.
fractions.
Lewis, a busy bsttler these days.
takes on John Anderson Of Sweden
in a 10-round match at distant DeX-
ter Park in Brooklyn. while Montanez
meets frankie Klick, rugged San
Franciscan, in a 10-rounder at Dyck-
man Oval, in the upper reaches Of
Manhattan.
For the Negro titleholder it is the
second overweight fight here within
two weeks. He stopped Bob Goodwin
of Daytona Beach, Fla, in one round
at Madison Square Garden May 90.
He is not expected to have any seri-
Gus trouble disposing Of Anderson, a
favorite at the Brooklyn arena.
Montanez, a tireless little fellow,
who has made himself highly popular
with the customers, goes after his
sixteenth consecutive victory. He is
rated a favorite at about 9 to and
needs victory in order to make that
proposed shot at Canzoneri's crown
certainty.
Evening star., 1936-06-08
THIRD BECKONS TRAVIS
With Lewis Finger Hurt, Cecil Il
Apt to Go Back to Base.

Cecil Travis, the Nationals youth
full JACKIE all-trades, may have an
opportunity to demonstrate his handy
man ability by a return to third base
for a game or so in the Cleveland
series starting today. Buddy Lewis,
19-year-old regular third baseman
who sustained a finger injury yester-
day, was conceded a chance of get
ting back into the game today but
1t was more likely he would be given
day of rest.
Travis came in from right field
in the Detroit half of the third inning
yesterday after wild throw by
Catcher Cliff Bolton had glanced of
Lewiss' outstretched glove and torn of
a hunk of fingernail. The wound
bled so profusely that Buddy was
withdrawn from the game. 1t was
expected to be sore enough today to
force Buddy to play with the digit
outside of his glove In the event
Manager Bucky Harris chose to use
him.
Evening star., 1936-06-08
FROM THE PRESS BOX
Schmeling's Short Right Will End Louis
If One Is to Believe Silent CD Jacobs

must be crazy. he shoulda stayed on
the floor.
I'VE got a slow count there,
he was down half q minute.
Who cares?
Here comes another right. a short
right, and Louis is down again. !
guess he will stay down.
well, folks. this IS the way we will
fight Braddock. Jim can get inside
Of long right-hand punch like Baer's,
but the way he fights, he will step
right into Schmeling's right hand.
Schmeling IS short with the right
hand. After We lick Braddock-
Just a minute, Louis gets up again.
Why don't they stop it? There is the
bell. and Louis is saved by the bell
again. They ring that bell at funny
times yet, the round didn't last more
than two minutes. Well, who's beef
ing? We will finish him next round.
Round 3-This is the last one,
ladies and gentlemen, and Louis
knows it. He aims sneak punch.
I could maybe claim a foul-no, no,
there's the right again and Louis
goes down. The Bomber is down for
good now, If they can keep that time
keeper away from the bell.
"Yessir, ladies and gentle
men, Referee Donovan stops the
fight as Louis gets to his feet
again very dazed, he don't
know where he is, he shOulda
stayed at home tonight.
Ladies and gentlemen. We got a
new worlds champeen. I mean as
soon as we lick Braddock. Ladies
and gentlemen, the winner and the
greatest fighter I ever seen is Max
Schmeling. Come over here, Max
and say something.
Ladies and gentlemen, Max don't
want to say nothing, he leaves it to
me. Well, amt much Of a one fol-
| talking"
Evening star., 1936-06-08
STAR BATTER TO GET
HIS REWARD JUNE "a
Louisville Slugger Trophy to Be
Given Eckhardt at Game
in Indianapolis.
Ly tho Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DURHAM, N. c.. June s.-Oscar
- Eckhardt. champion batter Of or
ganized base ball in 1885, now with
Indianapolis Of the American Asso-
citation, will be presented with the
annual Louisville Slugger Trophy
Wednesday. June "a. at night game
between Indianapolis and Toledo.
Eckhardt won the trophy, a sterling
silver bat, by hitting .399 for the
Missions of the Pacific Coast League
last year.
He had a trial with the Brooklyn
Dodgers this Spring. but was sent to
Indianapolis several weeks ago.
Plans for the presentation were
made through the National Associa
ton of Professional Base Ball Leagues
with headquarters here.
Evening star., 1936-06-08
HAMMER THROW
ACES RISE IN j. S.
Howe and FoIWartShny Of
R. |. State Buoy Hopes
for 0Iympics.

A MERICA has suddenly come
~ forward with two of the fore
~ most Olympic hammer throw
N threats in the world both de-
veloped by Fred Tootell, himself
Olympic hammer throw champion in
1924.
With foreign nations hoping TO
keep America from the hammer
throw honors for the third consecu-
tive Olympics, two undergraduates at
Rhode Island State, william Rowe,
class of 1887, and Irving Folwartshny,
class of 1888, have been reaching
new high in competition.
Coach Tootell, notifying the A. A. q.
that both would compete in the Amer
lean championships at Princeton.
July 3 and 4, stated that Rowe has
been throwing the hammer the amaz-
ing distance of 1T feet while Fol-
wartshny has been bettering TIA feet.
Exceeds Olympic Feats.
p OWES performance is superior to
that Of every olympic effort In
the past "a years. It exceeds by al
most 10 feet the toss by Henry Drey-
er. which won national A. A. q. lau-
rels in 1885. Folwartshny has also
been gradually approaching the best
Olympic standard, that of 179 feet
rs inches, made by Matt McGrath
in 1912.
The rise of Rowe and F'olwartshny
spells possible success for the United
States in as much as Dr. P. F. O'Call-
aghan. victor in 1928 and 1882, will
not contend this year. The Irish
Free State is not entered in the
Olympics O'Callaghan triumphed in
1882 at Los Angeles with heave of
176 feet Ills inches.
Evening star., 1936-06-08

N YAPANOCH, N. Y, June s.
N A round -by-round description
Of the Louis-Schmeling fight,
/ as foreshadowed three times
day in this mountain greenery by
Schmeling's manager and Louis Sc
verest critic. Mr.. Yussel the Muscle
Jacobs:
Round 1-They come out Of their
corners, boys. and would say off,
hand that Louis is scared to death.
Well, so why not? He is going to
have his head punched of and he
knows it. I would say the bomber
is very frightened. He looks sluggish,
see what I mean? He should OF
stood in bed.
"A course, ladies and gentle
men. this sluggishness by the
bomber is maybe not a sign of
fear alone.
maybe he is also in lousy con-
dition. the bum. They tell me he was
terrible in training. and he was a
f1atfooted fighter always. So why
should he change now? Once a fat
IOOL, AWAY q 4ldI1OOIs IlC 1kklCCI1O-
cernos don't change his spots.
That Great Fighter, Semeling.
WELL, so, ladies and gentlemen,
w they come out Of their corners.
Schmeling is in perfect shape and
I never seen greater fighter. Would
kid you? Never a greater fighter
than this boy, and he moves for
ward at the bomber, laughing right
in his kisser because in about a
minute he is going to drop the bomber
with short right. How do know?
So wait and see
Folks. Max is q cool confident
guy and as soon as he stops the
bomber I will have him come over
and talk to you from the microphone
Just minute now, the boys are
in the middle of the ring. and-oops
Louis throws a sneak punch. I tolc
Donovan to watch that.
"Lemme 60, boys, and I will 90
up there and show him not to
- throw no sneak punches at my
fighter. Lemme go! Don't hold
me,
"All right, all right, so who's beef
| ing? I'll let it pass this time.
Boys. this Schmeling is the great
est-there goes the right! Louis i
down! He's up! He's down! You car
quote me as saying that this wa
the quickest-no, wait minute, folks
Louis is up again, I think Blackburn
helped him up. Why don't the.
/ stop it?
This is pitiful, ladies nd gentlemen
but I got to give it to the bomber
he is very game and fulla moxi
and he don't seem quite ready +,
quit as he goes down for the It'll
successful time in row, bleedin,
from every pore and also in the face
Why don't they stop it?
There goes the bell, folks. The bel
saved Louis. He gets up for the 15tl
time and aims sneak punch.
That's where / could claim
foul, but / don't want to, be-
cause why should we win the
hard way, only it amt hard
for Max.
what a round!
They're giving Louis artificial per
spiration by the lungs in the corner
Can he come up again?
| He's Up, He's Down Again.
r oUND $50 the bell, and Loui
is coming up. What a gamenes
by that guy, he's plenty tough. Their
he goes down again, and while the,
count him out, folks, will tell yol
about my plans with Schmeling il
the future.
First of all-so don't count slow
Donovan!-we beat Braddock ant
then Max maybe takes a little tril
to the fatherland. No, can't sigl
no contracts for cigarettes, tooth past
right now, I got to get Max sigma
ture. About the vaudeville tour
| wait, folks, Louis Is getting up. h
Evening star., 1936-06-08
Big Crowd Forecast.

MORE than 1000 fans are expected
AVA to swell the Golfers of the
Hearst milk fund, which aids under
privileged children Of the District.
The bout, which nearly was sub
stituted for the Petey Sarron-Freddy
Miller world featherweight title scrap
last month when the Boxing Commis-
sion debated the advisability of pay
ing Miller $4,000 to defend his crown,
was arranged only after weeks of
dickering.
In brace of siX-round preliminary
battles Lou Raymond, Baltimore vel
terweight, will face Cary Wright, a
local lad, and Stanford Carrier, Wash
ington welter, will square off with
AL Parks of Baltimore.
The most promising Of trio Of
four-rounders finds Joe Green, local
lightweight, trading blows with Al
Sharp Of Baltimore. In other bouts
scheduled for four rounds, George
Cox and Mickey Finn. District light
heavyweights, and Killer Lamar and
Battling Mimnls, colored heavy
weights, will swap punches.
Action will get under way at $50
o'clock,
Evening star., 1936-06-08
SONNENBERG MAT
RIVAL FOR LOPEZ
Mexican Claimant of Title
Meets Ex-Champ Here
Thursday Night.

~ ETURNING TO the scene Of his
- successful Eastern debut,
Vincent Lopez, Mexican
y claimant of the world heavy
weight wrestling championship, will
clash with Gus Sonnenberg, former
Dartmouth foot ball star, one-time
world grapple ruler and inventor of
the flying tackle that revolutionized
the mat industry, Thursday night at
Griffith Stadium.
In the corner of the new Western
menace will be Ed Stranger" Lewis,
manager Of Lopez, who was relieved
of his crown in 1928 by the stubby
dynamo, who plainly shows the wear
and tear his rugged frame has alb
sorbed during his decade of tussling.
1t was Sonnenberg who showed the
mat moguls how to draw crowds.
Deviating from the old style Of hold
'em and twist 'em, Gus performed
most of his so-called wrestling while
flying through the air at his oppo-
nent, ramming his head into any
convenient part of the anatomy.
Sonnenberg's rough-house style soon
captured the hearts and dollars of the
mat maddies and now a flying tackle
is included in the repertoire of every
wrestler.
Lopez, however, depends largely
upon pet punch known as an elbow
smash-not a beverage. In his debut
here last week he clipped George
Koverly with his speciality and the
Greek folded for the evening.
Thirty minute preliminaries will
pit Joe Cox against Dick Powell and
Ralph Garibaldi. a younger brother
of Gino, against Cliff Olson. Two
additional matches will be arranged
Tickets, priced at SIS cents for gen.
eral admission, $110 for box seats
and $1.65 for ringside chairs, may be
obtained at Joe Turner's Hotel An
napolis Office.
Evening star., 1936-06-08
Sports Mirror
5y the Associated Press.

B5 the Associated Press.
Today a year ago-Sam Parks
won national open. at Oakmont
with 299.
Three years ago-Max Baer
scored technical knockout over Max
Schmeling. Tommy Armour led
national open first round at Chicago
with So. Jimmie Foxx hit three
homers.
Five years ago-Wiffy Cox shot
"a at Westchester Country Club in
national open qualifier. Jimmie
Foxx hit two homers. Lefty Grove
won tenth victory of season.
Evening star., 1936-06-08

are available, Washingto-
l. mans on the night Of June
Is may be treated to a wrestling
innovation at Griffth Stadium.
Already having signed wrestling's
riot squad, the four Duseks, for the
aforementioned date, Promoter
Joe Turner announced that both
Ralph Garibaldi and brother Gino
would be available to appear on a
card which would find three sets
of brothers booked simultaneously.
Ralph Garibaldi. younger brother
Of Gino, makes his debut at Grif-
fifth Stadium next Thursday night,
where he is to wrestle handsome
Cliff Olsen in Commute support
of Vincent Lopez and Gus Sonnen-
berg.
Should the Zaharias boys fall in
line with the Duseks and Carl
baldis, Promoter Joe Turner would
have cornered a show long sought
by other Of the Nations leading
promoters.
Tickets for Thursday nights