davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
9 osob zabito We srazce.

Ma kTizovatce trait pennsyl-
vansk6 drahy V okol1 Hamilton
u Clevelandu, doslo ku srazce
AUTOMOBILE S rychl1kem. Kdyz
jel rychl1k ktery obstarava spo
jen1 Cincinnati S Detroitem,
byI 3Olety Norman Schweitzer
z Hamilton sc svou 25letou re-
nou, dvema detmi, 53letou
tchyn1 Walter Seward, 4letym
Harlanem E. Seward, 33letou
David Voagno z New Castle,
Pa. a 7letou Patriot JeneWein
ma zpatecn1 cest6 k domovu z
vyletu. Sotva automobil sc ocit-
null ma kolej1ch, doslo Ike sraz-
&c, pTi n1z bylo 9 osob ma m1ste
zabitO.
Automobil byl zasazen VIA
KEN. Pasazefi byli vyhozeni
ma trait a trosky vozu byly VIE
ceny ma vzdalenost n6kolika
set yardG, nez Sc podaTilo Wax
zastavit. Jedine Drucilfa Je-
newein, druha to dcera zabite
SewardOve, usla zivotem, ale
musila byt dopravena do ne
mocnice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Modni drobnosti.

Kasaky byly prijaty jedno-
myslne vSemi zeAami. Jsou ja-
kymsi kompromisem mezi ha-
lenkou a saty. Vypadaji slav-
nostne a hlavne meni linii. Stu
81 i zenam Sc sirsfmi boky, jen
kdyz mali .st1hly pas. Letos
vetsinou z imprime hedvabf a
taftu k tmave sukni.
Podzimni modely jsou re
skotskych a kostkovanych vzo-
RI, Sc sirokymi pasy a odstava-
j1c1mi s1sky. At jsou dels1 ne
DO kratsf nosf Sc vzdy k hladke
1zke sukni. Nekdy jest sukne
JENNIE plissovana a dlouha, ale
nesmf ztratit svou rovnou linii.
Vezmeme-li sukni dlouhou,
zmen1me THOR ma vecern1. Ru-
kavy kasakG jsou n~escetne.
Uzke i Stroke, ale vzdy Sc zdu-
razn6nymi rameny. Take W.
strih NIUE byt velmi promenli-
w. Stroke reversy pGsobl de-
korativne, sv6tl6 ryse, vazanky
a kvetiny dodavajf wesley raz,
rovne salky jsou klidne a vaz-
ne. Nejkrasnejs1 a n%ejluxus-
nejsf lame a hedvab1 Sc pouz1-
va ma kasaky, ale take Sc dali
pTes1ti re starych, pf1lis KRAFT
kych satG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Studena spfz.

Chceme-li m1ti studenou spfz,
odstran1me z nj vsechny spat-
ne vodice tepla, jake nepotreb-
ne bedny, kose, satky, tasky,
sacky a papfry, nebot tito spat
nj vodicove tepla ztezujf udr-
zovan1 m1stnosti chladne. Sa-
mozrejme, re We Spill must pa
novat co nejv6ts1 cistota. Ia
Ike podlaha nema byt re dTeva,
ktere je rovnez spatnym vodi-
Gem tepla, ale radeji z dlazdic,
kamene a pod. Ma podlahu sta
vine V lete ploche nadoby S vo-
dou. Vyparujfcf Sc voda odnf-
ma mlstnosti mnoho tepla. Je-
Ii pf1hodna podlaha, m1zeme
il casteji postr1kati vodou. We
frame pouze v chladnych We
cern1ch hodinach, zat1m co "a
dine mechanic okno radeji "a
vrene. Okno pokryjeme Ger
venym Satkem nebo vylepfme
cervenym papfrem, ably nepro-
milky ony paprsky, ktere pTi-
sp1vaj1 k rozkladu potravin.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Americke limonady budou
zakaZanv?

Poole pripravovaneho Potrav-
nfho kodexu ceskoslovenskeho
mali byt vylouceny z prodeje
sodove vody, limonady a jine
obcerstvuj1c1 napoje, vyrabene
pokoutne "a pouzit1 rozlicnych
pf1strojkG. TAX ma byt zaka-
zano vyrabet a prodavat sodo-
We vody a limonady americke,
pfipravovane Ia pouzit1 tube
no kyslicn1ku uhliciteho (su-
cheho ledu). Takove limona-
dy jsou vyrabeny zvlaste ma
pout1ch jake velka ~zvlastnost
C"vaf1 Sc a kour1 Sc z Mich" a
pfece jsou studene).
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Novy zpIsob udrzeti mleko
cerstvym po AZ dni.

We Food Industries, ktery
vydava Howard T. Green, ge-
neraln1 spravce velike Wiscon-
sinske mlekarske firmly, slibu-
je udrzeti mleko cerstvym
pc 6 tydnG die move methody.
Mleko dano jest do obycej-
nych mlecnych lahvi a zavreno
jest tesne pTilehajici plecho-
YOU zaverkou m1sto papirove.
Neil zaverka upevnena, para
vedena jest mad hrdlem lahve.
Kdyz zaverka upevnena, para
v lahvi soustred1 Sc a utvori Sc
tax castecna vzduchoprazdna
mezera. Takto upravene NILE
ko v lahvi, jak Howard T.
Greene udava, udrz1 sc cerstve
pc 48 hodin pri obycejne teplo-
te anebo pc sest tydnG, pTi
spravnem chlazenf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Znasilnsna ma hrbitove.

Nejmenovana divka, 18leta
v nemocnici v Birmingham, A
labama, osetTovana prav1, Re
pri vypravovanf 81 O lasce a
hospodarstvf ma hrbitovni zdi
jej1m hochem byli prepadeni
neznamym cernochem. POD
hrozbou zabiti cernoch posta-
vii hocha oblicejem Ike hrbitov-
nj zdi a pc zneuzitf d1vky pr
chi. Die vsech pT1znak6 poll
Gle v Birmingham myslf, re to
jest tyz nicema, ktery nedav-
no pTi stejnem zlocinu postfe-
lii mladeho ucitele Kokala,
kdyz sc bavil S mladou spolec-
nic1 v jeho kaTe bl1ze mestske-
no letiste.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31

ObZalObu ma memo vZnesla
velkoporota pc svedectvi ma
mornich dGstojnfk1 a agent1
federaln1 tajne sluzby. Byl u
sweden, re /. srpna 1884 pro-
dial japonskemu agentovi infor
mace O narodnf obrane Spoj.
StatG. druha zaloba mi, re Sc
pax znovu pokusil prodati in
formace japonskemu zastupci.
Oba pf1pady Sc sbehly We Wa
shingtone.
Vladni sluzba ma zacho-
vani pndy We SVEN prave vyda-
mem reportu prav1, re "panev
prachu" - obvod zahrnujici
1zemf stfzene prasnymi boure-
mi = neni snad jeste ma zadny
pad holou poust1, nicmene far
mari onom 1zemf Sc pry must
"rychle prizpusobiti okolnos-
tenn, nema-li crosse (rozz1ranf a
odvanuti) pGdy vetry rozsfriti
Sc pc celem obvodu.
Uverejnujic vysledky prehle-
du $4,000 CIV. mil pudy We 20
okresech statu Texas, Kansas,
Colorado a Oklahoma, konser-
vacnf sluzba pravf, re asi polo
VIVA pndy jiznfch plant "pras-
ne panve'' byla povazlive po-
skozena rozvatim ci odplavem
ornice.
"V kraji jiznich plant, tax
jake vsude jinde, jsou jista L.
zemi, ktera jsou svoj1 priroze-
nosti nevhodna ku obrabeni",
pravil H. Bennett, fiditel sluz-
by.
"Take v tonic obvodu, jake
We vsech jinych obvodech, ne
moudre vykoristovanf pndy,
.jakoz i nezdrave praktiky far
maTeni, prispely ku znehodno-
cent jinych pasem dobre plod-
ne p1dy. Vysledky tohoto pre-
hledu jasne naznacuj1, re JIM
plainly nejsou jeste zhola pou
stf, a re prflezitost pro farma-
renf tam nikterak nenf jeste
sk%oncena."
Tajemnfk orby Wallace, ma
vstivil Kansas City, Mo-, kde
nacrtl program O 4 bodech, kite
ry die jeho nazoru Dude uzi-
tecnym ochrane zeme prot
nasledk1m budouc1ch such.
Vedle fundamentalnfho, ma
dlouha obdob1 rozpocteneho
programu ma konservaci pGdy,
Wallace vypocetl nasledujici
opatrenf ktera by chranila far
mare i spotrebitele jeho vyrob-
XII, a to:
Rozmyslne pGjcky ma plodi-
ny, zejmena v dobach pfeby-
tecnych zasob.
Ustavicne normalni obilnice.
Pojistenf sklizne.
Vladnf vykupovanf zeme
ktera rozhodne nemela byti nj
kdy Drama.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Dcera navrhovatele konfede.
racnf vlajky zabita
automobilem.

Jessica Smith, 60 roku stara
zamestnanka We valecnem de-
partmentu We Washingtonu,
smrtelne zranena byla, kdyz v
ned6li sla z k~ostela. Vrazil do
nj truck, ktery fidil cernoch,
Sidney Jefferson.
Zranen1 podlehla. Byla dee
rou Orrina Randolph Smith z
Henderson, Severnf Karolina,
ktery vypracoval vlajku pro
JIM staty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Letadlo do more.

Dopravni letadlo naplnent
fotografy a zpravodaji dopad.
10 do Atlantickeho more pet
mil cd Nantucket majaku. Je.
den z 10 pasazer1 stroje byl u
smrcen, jiny byl tezce zranen
ostatn1 byli zachraneni parnf-
KEN ExermOnt.
Letadlo bylo roztrzeno ma
dive casti. ODE z Mich ma vode,
kdyz k m1stu nestestl parnik
priplul. Vsech devet zachra-
nenych j mrtvola desateho, by
Ii watt ma palubu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
VVlet tuIakH.

V New Yorku, pod ffzen1m
dobrocinne missile V Bowrech,
zebracke ctvrti New Yorku, ma
300 poulicnfch tulak1 bylo wa
to namofn1 projfzdku 12O mil
z Battery parku pc okolnfm
pobfez1. Nalada 1castnfkd.
byla bajecna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31

TTi zenske organiZatorky u
ME kloboucnickych a miliner-
mich delnic byly ~zatceny v
Bourbon, Mo-, kan Sc vydaly,
ably Sc pokusily zaloziti tam
lokalku v tamn1 tovarne ma &C.
pice, ktera sc tam prestehova-
la nedavno re st. Louis. Or
ganizatorky byly o%bvineny cru
Senim poradku."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Ucil dceru plovati. Sam utonul,

Chester Hall, 38lety, z New
Orleans, utonul v jezefe Pont-
chartrain. Utonul, kdyz ucil
svoji 11letou dceru, Magnolia
Hall, plovati.
"Drzel mne mad vodou",
Magnolia rekla. "Nahle uc1ti-
la jsem, re Sc potap1m a potion
nemohla jsem daddy nalezti."
Magnolia dostala Sc ku bre-
hui.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Lindbergh u byvaleho nemec.
keno korunnfho prince.

Byvaly nemecky korunni
prime Friedrich Vilem, jenz
jednou vzl6tl S bratffmi Wrigh
ty, Sc setkal s plukovnfkem
Lindberghem, ktery byl jim pc
ivan ma zamek Cecillienhof.
Lindbergh prijel S manzelkou
k zamku automobilem. Byl
hned v bran6 uv1tan hostile
lem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Otravila Sc rvbou.

V Charleston, Mo-, 75leta
Mary Null zemrela ma ptomai-
novou otravu, jez u nj vznikla
pc pozit1 ryby re stojate vo-
dy. Devet jinych clenI rodi-
ny tezce ~onemocnelo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Odsouzena ma 20 rokH.

We Winston-Salem, N. c.. sc
leta Sadie Lawson, delnice v
tabakove tovarne, byla odsou-
zena pro vrazdu druheho stup-
ne We spojeni S uhorenim sve
zmrzacene matky, Lizzie Law
son, 63 roxy stare. Soudce po-
slal il do statn1 trestnice ma do
bu cd 20 do 20 rokn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Povedeny soudce.

John Bauer, soudce v Ber-
wynn primal peneznf zaruky,
ale nlkdy tyto nevratil. Mezi
postizenymi bylo take nekolik
kraJan1. Byl pokutovan 500
a zaplacen1m soudnfch 1trat.
Ponevadz nemohl pokutu "a
platiti, byl wat do v6zenf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31

V Los Angeles, Kalifornie
porota, ktera Sc radila 9 hodin,
odsoudila ma smrt Roberta ia
mese, holice, pro vrazdu sve
sedme manzelky Mary utope-
MIN. Pred tim Sc pokusil zba-
viii sc il ustknutfm chrestyse.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31

Ustfednf delnicka unie v O.
maze pozvala p~residenta
Roosevelta, ably tam prijel a
recnil o pf1stim delnickem dni.
Pozvani bylo schvaleno dGinic-
kynl organisacemi v Nebrasce
a lowe. Presidentovi byl) "a
ruceno 1castenstvf IT'S, 900 po-
sluchacG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Prijem mlekarskych farem.

Foundation mlekaTska indu-
STRIFE V New Yorku oznamila,
re Americtf ml6karstf farmafi
behem prvn1ch 6 mesfc1 letos-
n1ho roku obdrzeli "a mleko
$683,0O0.000, nejlepsf to prf-
jem "a mleko v peti letech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Prisel o ODE nohv.

29letemu Russell Walker z
Clevelandu, 1rednfku V kance-
laTi bratrstva zeleznicar1, pre-
jel pri srazce jeho automobile
ma kTizovatce Wax Erie drahy
ODE nohy. Musily mu byt v ne
mocnici hhed amputovany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Diva tancujici usmrceni bouFi.

V Trenton, N. j., diva muzi
usmrceni byli, kdyz v prudke
boufi stan, nemz tancili, str
zen byl. Rada jinych, pozoro-
vatel1 a tanecnich zavodn1kG,
vice nebo meme poranena byla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31

KuZ1AyCn StTdne
= Krajan F. Schultz z Chi
caga nepf1tomnosti sve man
zelky sc obesil ma remenu.
- John Hajek. farmar by
dlici v township Otter Creek,
zemrel nasledkem 1zehu
slunce, j1mz byl stfzen ma sve
farme, kdyz spravoval hospo-
darsky stroll. Druheho dne
zemfel. Narodil Sc 16. kvetna
1878 We statu Wisconsin &C syn
ceskych rodic6; v lowe I'll pc
fadu let. Byl So rok1 star.
Krajan Albert Kadera a
Jeho manzelka, oba ma odpo-
cinku v Oxford, Iowa, slavili
zlatou svatbu. V nedeli sjelo
Sc z okolf asi sto prfbuznych a
pratel manzelG Kaderovych a
usporadali velkou hostinu u
Coufalu ku pocte jubilant1.
Pr hostine proneseny byly pro
slovy a projevena blahopranf
manzel1m Kaderovym. Oba
Jsou rozeni v Ceskoslovensku.
- Pred porotou kona Sc v
Chicago process s trent mladf-
ky, prot kterym jest vznesena
zaloba pro loupezna pTepade-
nj. 21lety VIM. Pavlik, 2Olety
Petr Kozak a Jerry Brown z
Augusta ulice IL. kvetna O
pull jedne iodine rannf pTepa-
dli j. Maciera. Jeden z obza-
lovanych jej uderil prudce do
hlavy, Kozak mu wal hodinky,
fetlzek a neco ma hotovosti. Pc
tonic GNU uprchli. Kratce
pred tim pfepadli Stanleyho
Demprouse a wall mu pen1ze a
jine cenne veci.
= Anton1n Tomasek zabit
byl nestastnou nahodou pri po-
j1dan1 obeda v uhelnem skladi-
sti ma Pulaski road v Chicago
sf1tivs1m Sc komfnem.
Kom1n vysoky 125 stop Sc
nahle skacel a dopadl primo
ma truck Tomask1v. Kom1n
zaklesnul Sc do pTedku trucku
takovou silou, re zamestnanci
uhelneho skladiste, kteTf Sc pc
nestest1 Ike trucku sbehli, ne
mohli mrtvolu nebozakovu wy
prostiti.
= Ma sch1zi New York Hor-
t%icultural Society bylo rozhod-
nuto uctiti pomatku zesnuleho
ceskoamerickeho zahradnlka a
kvetinare w. A. Mandy, a to
zalozen1m parku v South
Orange, N. j., ktery ma nest
6eho jmeno. V parku Dude
take umlstena socha Mandova.
ktery patti mezi prvnf prGkop-
Milky umeleho zahradnictvf v
Americe.
Ma one schdzi jeden z Tecnf-
XII pravil: Wanda nam ode
sci S oci, nikoli vsak v myslf a
srdci naseho obyvatelstva.'
Manda pochazel Z Horovic v
Cechach do zivot prisel letos
ma jaTe nestastnou nahodou.
Pr pfechazenf z jednoho ze-
leznicniho vozu do druhehC
spadl, byl prejet a usmrcen.
w. A. Manda Sc proslavil Wy
pestovanim n6kolika novych
variet rGz1, z nichz nejznamej-
81 a nejvyznacnejs1 jsou
Brides Wreath, "Manda's
Triumph, "Dazzling Red':
"South Orange Perfection
atd. Krone toho v~ypestoval
take Tadu odrGd jinych kvetin
= Majitele slovenskeho der
n1ku v Clevelandu "Amerisks
Domovina": Louis J. Pirc
James Deboveca Virtor KnauS
byli byvalym mestskym rad
MIN VIM. j. Keninckem u o.
kresn1ho soudu zazalovani {
nahradu skody $4,000, KITE
rou pry mu pTivodili, kdyz he
list We volebn1 Rampant ostre
napadal. Poole znen1 zaloby
Sc pry prot nemu spikli, chtel
ub1t jeho dalsf politickou ka.
rieru, snfzit jeho zasluhy, ocer.
nit no v oc1ch slovenskych vo-
lieu, a zbavit no ma ne vlivu
Ia prfkorf, re byl liste napa'
dan a re Sc O mem tvrdily ne
pravdy, zada zalobce $4,000
a ocenuje 81 ma zbyvajicich
$1,000 ztratu casu a nepTfjem.
nosti, jez mt vzniknou S obha-
jobou jeho cti.
Odsouzena ma 20 roku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31

Ma rok 1887 rozpocten byl V
New Yorku naklad ma tamnf
skoly V obnosu $142, OOO.O 900.
Evening star., 1936-09-17
seized GUNS GOAL
IS MOOT QUESTION
Ship With Four Men Headed
for Honduras or Spain,
Guardsmen Think.
ry the Associated Press.

ry the Associated Press.
CAPE MAY, N. j., September H.
Leads uncovered by Coast Guards
men investigating the intended des-
tination Of a munitions shipment
seized as contraband pointed today
toward both Spain and Honduras.
A converted submarine chaser,
seized in Atlantic City, was held here
for investigation, and four men, two
of them listed as Atlantic City resi-
dents, were under arrest in New Or
leans as the Government inquiry was
pressed.
Lieut.. r. L. Burke, commanding
officer of the Coast Guard air station
here, said an alleged plot to smuggle
arms to Spain was under investiga-
ton, but he did not disclose the
evidence pointing in this direction.
Agents in the South had expressed
belief the arms were bound for Hon.
duras.
In Atlantic City it was reported
that copy of cablegram allegedly
sent to Honduras by one of a gang Of
gun-runners was sought.
The boat held here-the 110-foot
Manchonoch-was listed as the prop
erty of Willard Campbell of Atlantic
City, one of those under arrest in New
Orleans.
The others held there on charges Of
conspiracy to smuggle arms from the
country in violation Of a presidential
proclamation were Thomas Murray Of
Atlantic City. Alexander Ritchie Of
Brooklyn. N. Y, and Bjorne Olsen Of
New Orleans. Olsen was arrested in
New Orleans after the arrest of the
other three with truckload Of the al
legged contraband in Biloxi, Miss.
Some of the investigators discounted
Spain as the arms destination because
Of the short cruising range of the
craft under seizure here. New Orleans
customs agents said they were bound
to Honduras.
In Yazoo City. Miss, Federal Judge
Edwin r. Holmes yesterday signed an
order forfeiting to the Government
200 rifles. 1000 rounds of ammuni-
ton. a portable radio, food supplies
and other equipment seized on the
truck last Saturday.
Evening star., 1936-09-17

hipments Of these companies BY the
appropriate branches of the Govern
ment-the War and Navy Depart
mentx."
The report mentioned sales to Ger.
many by the Pratt g. Whitney Air
craft Co. in 1888, including 70 engines,
13 propellers. and "other parts
amounting to total cost of $272 ,000."
For the first six months Of 1884,"
the report continued, "the sales figures
to Germany took q tremendous Jump
to $1,445,0 which included 176 en-
gines. 2 large. Boeing transports and 8
two-seater planes described as mail
planes"
These mail planes" were Of the
same type sold by the company for
observation and light bombing work, :"
and were readily convertible into oD-
servation or light bombing planes" the
report said,
Evening star., 1936-09-17

fierce and dangerous" was continued
In Police Court today because her at
torney, G. Collins, was out Of the city.
The case was set for October Z.
The charges were made by neigh
bors Of the Iglesias family. who reside
at SITS Porter street. Miss Iglesias
returned home from California to
defend her pet.
Evening star., 1936-09-17
DOG CASE CONTINUED

Canine Charged With Being
"Fierce and Dangerous.
Trial of Donna, female police dog
owned by Miss America Iglesias,
daughter of the resident commissioner
of Puerto Rico, on charges of being
The Washington times., 1936-03-04
Geviinson Fights
Strong Rival

Something more than the salts
faction of victory will be at stake
when Lou GevinSon, local anna
teur featherweight sensation, and
Johnny RoutSon. Richmond 1885,
pound ace, fight it out in the fea-
ture bout of the National Guard
card at the Arena tonight with
the first bout at $50 p. m.
The two boys have their heart
set on carrying the United States
colors to the Olympics at Berlin
this year, and tonight's winner
will be taking a long stride toward
that goal.
George Pickeral. National
Guard. is facing Reeves Ammons,
of Richmond. in the semifinal,
while Bob Matthias, Marine Corps,
will strive to outslug Hunter Cros-
tic in another standout battle.
Eddie saugstad (washingtOn). VS..
McAninch CWeshinEton). vs.. George
(WashinEtOn). VS.. Andy Sanko tRich'
mOnd); Jimmy King (WashingtOnl. VS..
Ernest walker Naval Receiving Ship /;
Ralph Smith (WashingtOnl, VS.. Steve
MamakOs CWashinEton); Bob Matthias
(WaehlnEtcnl. vs.. Hunter Crcstic (Rich-
Ace O'Brien (Richnlondl; George Pick"
eral (washingtOn), VS.. Reeves AmmOns
(Richmand); Lou GevinSon CWashing.
toni. Vs. Johnny RoutGon (RichmOnG.
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compromise, and the Pirates again
will have one of the best outfields
in baseball. But without the smaller
of the poison vials" for a consider.
able period, and with a possibility
existing that Paul may be so finan-
cially situated that he can hold
out, the Pirates may limp off their
marks.
No high station can be assigned
to the Pirates in this preview. BY
no stretch of circumstance or by
superabundance of optimism can
they be rated higher than fourth.
and there Is always the chance
that some surprise club will come
along and knock them loose from
their moorings.
Darrell ICY" Blanton, right
handed pitcher. is one Of the out
standing youngsters Of the major
leagues, and last year won 18
games. But none of the others
figure to equal that performance
this year. In fact, none Of the
Pirates equaled it last year.
PittSburgh'S greatest power was
found in Floyd "Arkie" Vaughan,
the young shortstop who tore
through the National League hit
ters and piled up an average of
1886. OF course they say at Forbes
Field that Vaughan merely up
holds the Wagner tradition, and
there's no argument against that.
This youngster who swings from
the first base side of the plate can
cudgel the ball and can field in
handy style.
Paired with Blanton in the
pitching department of the Pirates
if big Jim Weaver, the ganglin
right handler who once pitched for
the Chicago Cubs and also for the
Yankees. Jim found himself last
year, winning II games.
II Traynor's arm RECEIVERS he
will be an important factor in the
drive Of the Pirates.
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Shoreham Holds Dual
Swim Card ToniQht

A double card Of swimming
events is scheduled to begin at 8
o'clock tonight in the Shoreham
Hotel, when George Washington
U. meets Lafayette u. and the
Los Angeles Ambassador Swim
ming team puts on an exhibition
of comedy and diving stunts for
the benefit Of the American Olyn1-
pic team fund.
The comedy riot team of Clin-
ton Osborne, Harry e. Pierson. T.
N. Tucker and Bill Levin, is a
sensational act of water fun.
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Davis Praises
Girl B0W|erS
By SID KATZNELL

Gait Davis, husky. curly-headed
manager Of the RoSSlyn girl bowl
ers, paused q few minutes from
his numerous duties today and
said:
II believe my girls can trim
any feminine duckpin team in
the country If they're right.
And l know they'll be right for
their match with that Balti-
more team Saturday."
The RoSSlyn lasSies battle the
Baltimore Recreation pinetteS
for the supremacy of the South
Atlantic Intercity Ladies' League.
the strongest women's league in
the South. Saturday night at
RosSlyn Alleys where Davis is the
manager.
Rosslyn and Baltimore are tied
for the lead with 16 victories and
IA defeats.
Need Two.Game Victory
A two-game victory will vir-
tually clinch the pennant for the
victorious aggregation.
Davis will start the same star
studded lineup which has bowled
over many formidable opponents
this season.
1t includes Lorraine Gulli, the
country's No. 2 ranking pinnettc;
Rena Levy, a veteran Of hun
dreds of duckpin battles; Lucille
Young, a real top-notcher;
Blanche Wootton, a valuable
team bowler, and Evelyn Ellis.
who has the uncanny ability Of
coming through with marks at
opportune moments.
The third annual singles and
doubles sweepstakes of the 1s-
team A6zp League will be held
tomorrow night starting at 8
o'clock at Earl Stockings Silver
Spring Alleys.
The entrance fee will be $1.50
per man and there will be four
prizes.
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>condition. He has taken off a
lot of weight.
Buddy Lewis diSlocated his lit
tie finger on the left hand stop
ping a nasty half hopper. The
kid thought the bone was broken
but Mike Martin attended to it
quickly and deity.
Alex Sabo is the catching re-
cruit who is attracting attention
right now. The former Fordham
tackle mas q fine arm and Is i'm
proving in his throwing technique.
Bucky Harris worked out with him
for 20 minutes yesterday, showing
him how major leaguers threw to
the bags.
Now Bucky Harris is undecided
about putting EStalella in the out
field. The smiling Cuban is doing
very we'll at third base and may
improve. He had more trouble
hitting yesterday and is thinking
of writing a letter to Congress
about the matter.
Harry oates, the big right
handler recommended by Buck
Newsom, probably will be shipped
off to Chattanooga or some class
B league where he will have a
chance to develop. The boy is
too big for his own good right
now.
Cecil Travis Is conquering the
only weakness he has shown at
shortstop so far. He is going
to his left better and Is learning
how to play those grounders
alone.
The Griffs are following re-
ports on the Red Sox with rapt
attention. It is agreed that Joe
Cronin had better win that pen.
nant or start running back to
the Golden Gate.
Floyd Perryman is as fast as
light going down to first base but
he Is just q babe in the baseball
woods. He won't hit good pitch
ing.
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Wrestling Results

AT NEW YORK-DOn George. Buffalo,
n. Y, and Joe Dusek. Omaha, drew
doth counted Out). Everett Marshall,
Colorado, defeated Louis Allaire, France.
Hal ROmberE, Washington, threw Tony
Coleaano. Springfield. Mass. Len HuEea.
Texas, dowred Lloyd Stewart. Ireland.
AT ALBANY, \. Y.-Danno O'Ma.
honey. former world heavyweight cham"
piOn, threw Gus sonnenberg, Boston