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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-19
DVAJA ZABITl
AUTOMOBILMI

Jozef Groza, 60-rocny, z
{. 35 - 10th St., Campbell,
zabity boil automobilom ma
Market st. v Youngstowne,
ked' prechadzal ma druhl
stranu ulice. Auto pohanala
Mary E. Palmer, 19-rocne
dievca z Z. 26 Elva Ave.
Jozef Dobrila, 44-rocny z
{. 1868 Hunter Ave-, Lam
singville, udereny Dol autom
este 8. jina ma Poland Ave.
q zomrel cd zranenia v uto-
rok v nemocnici.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-19
$27, 900 MA MERANIE
MAHONING KANALU

Ze projekt Mahoning-Bea-
yer kanalu cd Ohio rieky k
Erie jazeru nebol zahodeny
do kosa, ale este vzdy zije
dokazuje fakt, re tajomnik
Department. vojny, Dern,
poukazal $4,000 ma vyme-
riavanie niektorych lsekov
kanalu, O ktorych boly poda-
ne protiviace sa mienky .po-
cas- vysluchu o kanale. Move
vymeriavacky budu hotove
do jaseni a potom budeme
znat', ci kanal bude alebo
ME.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-19
REPUBLIC ZALUJE
VEL'KE OCELIARNE

Republic Steel korporacia,
podala vo federalnom side
zaloby proti Carnegie-Illinois
Steel a Bethlehem Steel kor-
porcelain pre- porusenie jej
patentov, ktore ju staly mill
ony a zalovane spolocnosti
81 patiently bez nahrady osvo-
jily.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-19
ROBOTNfK ZABITY
YARDOVYM VLAKOM

Harry Morgan 20 Struthers
zabity Dol v stredu vecer
v oceliarni Sheet and Tube
Co. vlakom ma yarde ooe-
liarne. Morgan daval signal
vodicovi rusna a vystupujdc
ma vozeh, noha sa mu So
smikla 50 stupatka, takze pa
dol pod vlak, ktory mu od-
rezal nohu. Zomrel ma ceste
do nemocnice.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-19
MAXIM GoRKY UMREL

Maxim Gorky, slavny ru-
sky spisovatel, zomrel 18.
jdna v Moskve vo veku 68
rokov. Jeho rodinne memo
bolo Pieskov, Gorky bolo je-
no spisovatel'ske memo. W
"a carstva 50 pres1avil svoji-
mi spisami. Bol milackom te-
rajsej vlady, hoci neprisld-
chal do komunistickej strany.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-19
VETERANI, ,DOSTALI
SVOJE BONUSI

V pondelok mali vetera-
nj svetovej vojny "ten dem,
"a ktory dlhe roxy bojovali.
Dostali svoj bonus v podobe
bondov, ktore 81 hned' ma
druhy den vacsina z Mich
spenazila. Ostatni 81 podrzia
bondy, cd ktorych i'm vlada
bude platit' 3 perc. uroku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-19
ANGLIA SA CHCE
DOHODNUT S NEMCAMI

Vo stvrtok anglicka vlada
oznamila parlamentu, ze je
"a to, aby sankcie proti Ia
liansku boly zrusene, lebo sa
vraj dokazalo, ze kolektivna
bezpecnost' je nezdarom a
keby sa v sankciach pokra-
covalo, mohla by vypuknut'
europska vojna. Recnil "a
hranicny minister Eden al
ministersky predseda Bald
win. Opozfcia i'm kricala ma
hanbu, ze pochovavaju Lfgu
Narodov. Baldwin hovoril, ze
teraz treba pracovat' "a do
hodu Angle, Francie a Ne
mecka, ktorou by boil mier
Europy zabezpeceny. Meme
cko ze je obrovskym cinite-
Pom v Europe - "a dobro j
"a zlo. Toto vyhlasenie v an
glickom parlamente, ze sank
Gle proti Taliansku budd zru-
sen6, enact naozaj koniec
Lfgy Narodov, akou doteraz
bola. Lfga bude. ale moci
nebude uz mat ziadnej. v
Europe bude Ease panovat'
politika vojenskych spojene-
ctyf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-19
SLET AMERIKANSKYCH
RUSKYCH SOKOLOV

Vo Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Wy
drziava sa 20. a FL. juna
VII. konvencionalny hlavny
slet, z prilezitosti konvencie
AR. Sokola iSojedinenia. Ma
konvenciu odislo mnoho de-
legatov z tohto okolia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-19

w ICA OOll OICd illOJIlO. IL
je dom, v ktorom sa pudia
klanajd ME modlam, ale Ii
vemu a pravemu Bohu. To je
dom, v ktorom najhlavnejsim
zakonom je vol'a Bozia. To
je dom, v ktorom dennym he
slom je spolocna spravedli-
vost'.
Niekol'ko rokov po tom,
co Abraham poziadal svojho
sluzobnfka, kde ma ist' pre-
manze1ku jeho synovi, ked'
sa Izrael uz boil usadil v ze-
mi zaslubenej, Jozua upo-
zornil cely narod ma VOLT
Boziu pocas zenenia a vyda-
vania sa. Zdoraznil, ably sa
nemiesali s tymi, ktorf Boha
nepoznaju. "Dcery svojej ne
das fch synom a dcery ich
nevezmes pre- synov svojich,
lebo by odviedla syna tvojho
cd nasledovania Boha a SID
zili by bohom cudzfm, preco
popudila by sa prchlivost'
Hospodinova ma vas, a "a
hladila by vas rychlo. Joz.
23:12.
Ease citame, re Manue
prosil svojho syna Samsona,
aby 81 nebral "a manzelku z
deer Filistfnskych, ale on ne
posluchol, ozenif sa S dcerou
naroda filistinskeho, ktora
sa menovala Dalila. Tato no
pozdejsie zradila, filistinski
mu oci vylupili a Samson
biedne zahynul. On 81 myslel,
ze je mudrejsi, ako jeho O.
tee. On 81 myslel, ze viera v
Boha nema v tom co rozho-
dovat', ale sa sklamal. Pre-
citajte 81 o tom vo vasej BIZ
blii v knihe Sudcov cd 13.
kap.
Mech je Samson vystrahou
mnohym. Len spolocna u
primnost' a sprayedlivost', a.
ko sluzba zivemu Bohu mo-
re stav manzelsky ucinit'
idealnym a st'astnym. "My-
slela som, re ked' sa vydam
budem mat pokoj, ale nasla
som peklo,' zalovala sa ne
davno mlada zena, ktora sa
vydala "a pijaka.
Zacharias i Alzbeta boil
jedno, ale nadovsetko jedno
v podstatnych veciach zivo-
ia. Oni ma prvom mieste mi
lovali Boha, sldzili zivemu
Bohu oddane, ME povrchne,
ale opravdove a tax milovali
al jeden druheho. A ked'' 81
dvaja l'udia navyknd pesto-
vat spolocensku spravedli-
vost' v domacnosti, v stave
manzelskom, TAXI Pudia ME
ST nachylni ku klamaniu, ami
inych. Takym l'ud'om sa mo-
re kazdy zdoverit,.
Cftajte 81 a premysl'ajte O
tychto dvoch manzeloch, O
Zachariasovi a jeho manzel-
ke Athlete, premyslajte o
ich spolocnom zivote, donna
com zivote, o ich nabozen-
skom zivote a konecne o vii
We ich zivota. Oni to boil,
ktorf sa stall rodicmi jana
Krstitel'a, a Jan KrstiteP to
boil, ktory pripravil cestu
Panovi, ktory poukazal ma
Krista: "Aj, Baranok Bozf,
ktory snima hriechy sveta."
On to boil, ktory kazal, aby
l'udia Chill pokanie, ably
prestali zle robit' a zacali
robit' dobre. On trestal hrie-
chy cirkevnych hodnostarov,
tax ako i hriechy pospolite-
ho Pudu. On to boil, ktory
trestal hriechy Herodesove,
"a co i zivotom zaplatil.
Spravedlivost' ma byt' vzo-
rom kazdeho zivota. Ci sa
moze o vas povedat', re ste
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-19
WORM MANzELIA.
Pise M. D. HIBEN.

Use M. -. I1lDLlN.
Ia dnov Her6desa, kral'a
mad Judskom, Dol nejaky
knaz, menom Zacharias, z
triedy Abiasovej, a jeho man
zelka bola z deer Arono-
vych, ktorej bolo memo Alz-
beta. Obidvaja boil sprave-
dlivi pred Bohom chodiac vo
vsetkych prikazaniach a u
stanoveniach Panovych bez-
1honnf." Ev. sv. Lukasa, l.:
Sc.
Zivot tychto dvoch man
zelov je tax krasny, ze kaz-
deho cloveka, ktory o Mich
cfta a premysl'a naplni do
brymi myslienkami a pomo-
ze mu i ku dobrym skutkom.
Najhlavnejsou characteristic
kou ich zivotov bola spoloc-
ma spravedlivost'. Oni sa u
sniesli v kazdom podujatf
chit to, CO je spravedlive
pred Bohom j pred l'ud mi a
Bob i'm zehnal, Ktorf NAME
liza chcu byt' st'astnf a bla-
zenf, ktorf manzelia chc1
byt' pozehnanfm pre- inych
Pudf, ktorf manzelia chcd
byt' vzacnymi pred tvarou
svojho StvoritePa, tt urobia
najlepsie ked' sa budd sna-
zit' napodobnovat' manzel-
sky zivot Zachariasov a Alz-
betty. Zacharias boil dobry
manzel a Alzbeta bola do
bra manzelka. Takato spo-
locna spravedlivost' a spo-
locne chodenie v Bozich u
stanoveniach je najlepsou "a
rukou St astneho zivota uz ma
tomto svete, akQ i zarukou
zivota vecneho.
Citame v knihe Genesis,
Re ked' sa starucky Abra-
ham blizil ku koncu svojho
zivota, jeho najvacsou sta
rost'ou bolo manzelstvo jeho
syna Izaka. Prisahou zavia-
zal svojho najstarsieho slu-
zobnfka, aby nevzal manzel-
ku pre- jeho syna z deer Ka-
nanejskych, ale aby siel ku
jeho l'udu a odtiaP aby wal
manzelku pre- jeho syna. Pre-
CO nechcel Abraham, ably 81
jeho syn wal z deer kama
nejskych? Preto, ze kama
nejskf nepoznali a nevyzna-
vail toho Boha, ktory boil Bo-
hom a ktory chranil j po-
zehnaval uz predkov Abra-
hamovych. Kananejskf sl1zi-
Ii modlam, ktore usta maly,
ale nevravely; usi maly, ale
nepoeuly; oci maly, ale ne
widely. Modla1n, ktore ne
molly nikomu poskytnut'
ziadnej pomoci.
Zaujimava udalost' sa "a
chovala 20 zivota Abraha-
movho. Jeho otec, ako vieme
boil tiez modlosluzobnik. V
dome NAL vselijakych boz
kov, vselijake sochy, ktorym
sa modlil a klanal. Jedneho
dna sa stale, ze otec niekam
odisiel a nechal mladeho A
brahama donna sameho. Ked'
sa vecer vratil, nasiel donna
hrozny zjav. Vsetci boziko-
via boil potrepanf, porozbi-
JAM, iba najvacsi v kdte izby
stal a v ruke NAL palicu. "Co
81 to urobil?" pytal sa otec
mladeho Abrahama. s'To som
neurobil ja," odvetil Abra-
ham. "A kto to zrobil, ked'
ME ty?" Tu mlady Abraham
ukaze do kuta ma vel'keho
boha, ktory 81 tam stal pa
licou v ruke. "Hl'a, tam je
ten, ktory to urobil." Ale O.
tee sa strasne rozhneval ma
Abrahama rozkrical. "Preco
81 20 nina robis blazna, ty
vies, ze ten nemoze take ME
Go urobit', ved' sa ten bob
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-19

ADranama rOZkrlcaI. PfecO
81 20 nina robis blazna, ty
vies, ze ten nemoze take ME-
Go urobit', ved' sa ten bob
nemoze pohn1t', ved' je len
bezzivotna socha." NaGo MIA
dy Abraham pekne ku otco-
vi povedal: "Otce, jestlize
ia socha nem6ze ami tol'ko
vykonat', zeby pobila tie ma
le sochy, naco sa jej potion
klanias, naco- sa k nej mo-
dis? Ako ona moze tebe po-
m0ct', ked' ami sama sebe po-
m6ct' nem0ze?" A Tare -
tax sa menoval Abrahamov
otec - uznal q prestal sa
modlam klanat' j zacal sa
modlit' a sldzit' Bohu live
mu.
A preto 81 Abraham ne
prial, aby So jeho potomstvo
Ease navratilo ku modlar-
stvu skrze zenbu jeho syna
Izaka. "Nevezmes synovi mo-
jemu nanzelku 2 deer kama
nejskych, ale pojdes do do
mu otca m6jho." TAX by sa
mali starat' vsetci rodicia.
Ale spttats 50, ze ktort je
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-17
Cluney Chosen
 College Official

Notification has been received by John A. Cluney, sports editor of The Waterbury Democrat and 8 basketball official of 13 years ex- perience, that he has been selected by the Eastern Intercollegiate Bas- ketball league as one of IS officials who will handle all league contests in which the teams, including Yale, Harvard Cornell, Pennsylvania, Dartmouth and Princeton take part during the 136-37 season. The ap- pointment of MT. Cluney to the list of league officials was made at 8 meeting of graduate managers and athletic association representatives held at New York, Saturday, April II.
 Following nine years of experi- ence as a player, MT. Cluney be- gan basketball officiating at the Boys club and Hopeville school gym shortly after his graduation from Milby high school in 1920, having ofi1ciated nearly HOO hoop games since that time. He is also a member of the Connecticut staff of boxing referees, with which he has been affiliated for the past two years
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-17
SHARKEY FOR BRUBAKER
New York and Frisco Pro- motors Bidding for Fis-
 tic Presentation

San Francisco, April 17-(UP)- From opposite sides of the conti- nent, fight promoters today sought to match Phil Brubaker, youthful Dinuba, Cal, heavyweight, and Jack Sharkey former world heavy weight champion.
 In New York, local fight sources reported, Jimmy Johnston of Mad ison Square Garden was attempting to arrange the meeting for May 9. He discussed possibilities with Billy Hunnefeld, Brunbaker's man. ager, by long distance telephone.
 Tony PalaZolo, San Francisco promoter, also is in the field, pro- posing a San Francisco match for the summer outdoor season, and appears the best bet to sign them. Palazolo indicated Sharkey is in- terested.
 Hunnefeld indicated it probably would be impossible for Brubaker to accept the May 9 New York date because he has matches al- ready billed here with King Levin sky of Chicago and Abe Leldman of New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-17
FIVE FINE BOUTS ARRANGED FOR
 MAT FOLLOWERS
LabOda and Marucci in Local Feature Reilly
 to Face Ebert

As the hour for the start of aI1s other wrestling show approaches, stronger indications prevail that Q near-capacity crowd will sit in on the fine hve-bout program arranged for local entertainment tonight by Manager Joe Zonsin and Promoter George Mulligan at Buckingham hall. Three wrestlers that Waters bury fans wish to see will be on hand, as well as several others who have given satisfaction in their lo- cal appearances during the past three months that the mat game has been revived in this city.
 Back Again
 Maurice Leo Cavell, the statu- esque French Canadian who met Karl Pojello on the last card will be in the headliner again tonight, in an attempt to score two falls over Dr. Murkur within 90 minutes. Though far from heavyweight, as wrestlers go, Cavell knows his holds so well that Murkur should be much more of a match for him than was Poello, who has not lost bout in several years. '
 Then there's the all-Waterbury special, bringing together Little Wolf" Marucci and Peter Labodas the Russian Bear" from Cherry street, both of who mhave been in hard training for their bout, which is 8 20-minute affair that ought to get the show off to a flying start, as the boys are going to put everythin on the ball' in an ef- fort to settle their ideas of super forty that have existed for several months. Laboda has about 15 pounds the better of the weights, but Marucci is squat and powerful and has been well-drilled by Harry Shackley, wrestling coach at the YMCA. The bout ought to be sig zler from start to finish.
 Interesting
 Pat Reilly, the Irish bad man is boked to try his luck with Fred Ebert, champion of Brazil, g 225- hulk that has his onw and very effective manner of handling tough customers of Reilly's stripe. They will go to 8 finish of one fall. In another attractive bout, Walter Bieksha, Lithuanian heavyweight champion of Massachusetts takes on Lilo Nardi the Torrington mans mountain of 215 pounds who is 6 fine wrestler and put on a slick piece of his work on the last show in this city. Billed as the state heavyweight champion, Lilo is all set to take over the Bay State title by pinning Bieysha in jig time, the limit being 30 minutes or one fall.
 Hercules Tragas of Greece will tangle with Mario Besto of Spain in another 30 minute bout that ought to develop some neat grape bling as both men are exceedingly strong and colorful.
 All in all, five new wrestlers who have not been seen in action at Buckingham hall will be on the program tonight which means that the well-balanced affair should be full of action all the way through.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-17
ONLY B BOXERS
 LEFT IN TOURNEY

Cleveland, April 17-UP)-Thir- ty-two fighters, survivors of an or iginal field of 25,oO, battle for eight championships tonight in the semi-finals of the National A,A.U, senior boxing tournament.
 In furious second and third round bouts last night, they fought their way to qualification for the Olympic trials in Chicago next month and the right to contend for the divisional titles of the anna teur athletic union.
 There will be 24 bouts tonight, bringing together boys from IA states. Twenty-six semi-finalists are from states east of the Miss sisippi, with New York state in the vanguard with six.
 112-pound class: Sam Dalton, Boston.
 135-pound class: Freddie Camuso, Fall River, Mass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-17
MIXED DOUBLES PIN TOURNAMENT
State Championship to Be Decided at GenlOt Alleys
 Tomorrow

One of the most interesting forms of duckpin bowling competition will be on display all day tomorrow at the Genlot alleys when the Connec- ticut Mixed Doubles championships will be rolled off, the action to get under way shortly afternoon and continue until late in the evening Joe LaMastra of Bridgeport and Anna Casazza of Danbury, the de- lending champions will be on hand to defend their laurels, with any make and female pair in the state eligible to compete in the tourna- ment.
 Among the couples figured able to succeed the LaMastra- Casazza con- binatoin are 'Fido" O'Brien and Frances Maroney of Hartford, and Wally Pipp and Helen Jackson also of Hartford. From the work of the Connecticut bowlers in the recent national tournament, 1t is believed that a number of new marks will be set up when the bowling is com- pleted tomorrow night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-17
DE MAR TO RUN AGAINST TIME
 IN MARATHON
Veteran Competitor Hopes to Better Showing of
 Last Year

Editors Note-Following is one oi a series of articles in which some of the better known entrants in the Boston A. marathon of April 2O-an ofiicial Olympic tryout- discuss their chances. Today's con- tributor is Clarence Harrison De Mar, 47-year-old Keene, N. H. school master who won the event seven times between 1911 and 1930
 BY CLARENCE DE MAR
 (Written for United Press)
 This will be my 18thB.A.A. mar athon. Of course, I'm not getting any younger. But they say an ath- lete is no older than his legs-and I think my legs have still got a lot of miles in them.
 I'm not following any rigorous training schedule. run informally all the year 'round-as have time and as feel like 1t. How my pres ent condition compares with last year, don't know. Better, I hope, because last year I made the worst B.A.A. showing of my career, f1n- tshing 18th.
 Always Trying
 The last time ran in competi- tion was last December in a six mile race at Newark, N. J. trailed far behind in that one.
 I'm not predicting that I'll break any records Monday. But I'll be in there, running against time, as I always do, instead of against the field.
 I have been experimenting a bit with my diet, but so far haven't had any results worthy of mention. My weight remains the same as it was 8 year ago.
 Important
 Of course, the weather will be an important factor next Monday. For my part I hope it's typical spring day-not too hot and not too cold, but if we've got to have one ex- treme or the other, give me heat. I trust, though, 1t won5t be quite as hot as 1t was in 1881, when the temperature hit 30 and I came in nearly 10 minutes behind the win ner, in fifth place.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-17
Murur Top Wrestling Program At "Buck 7onis
HARTFORD SQUAD. MEETS SCOVILLS SHOOTERS
State Dusty League Semi- Final at YMCA Tonight;
 CentralS in PreIim

The Scovill basketball team will enter into the semi-finals of the state industrial championship tour nament as they engage the strong United Aircraft club of Hartford in a game to be played at the Central Y. M. c. A. tonight. The main attraction will follow a preliminary contest during which the local "Y" Centrals oppose the Sallies of New Haven in an inter "" house league tournament title tilt, that will get under way at oTclock. Dancing will follow.
 Going Good
 Scovills defeated the Conde-Nast quintet while playing in Stamford on last Tuesday night and as a re- suit pointed towards the state in- dustrial title. They are rated on about even terms with the Capitol City invaders and an interesting and close fought game is antici- pated. Manager Jack Dwyer was enthused today over the opportun- ity of the team to come through and enter the finals next week.
 The local clubs lineup will be lead by Captain Louie Darlington and will include Joe Joyce, Jack Keefe, "Zockeye" Mccormack, Jackie Darlington, Eddie Stevens, and Homia Kraft rThora uyoc cov,oo fo lLr about the city today about the fac- tory being well represented at the game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-17
ST. STAINS DRILL FOR SUNDAY TO DECIDE TEAM
Coach Ted OIschefski Calls COnfab for } p. m.
 at Club Rooms

The St. Stan's baseball team will hold their second baseball practice Sunday afternoon at Fulton park al 400. Coach Ted Olschefski expects the following players to attend this session: Malinowski, J. Mrozinski Ted Sustecki, Fred Zaborowski, j. Dolecki, Grahowski, Rutkowski, Ko- siciewski, Rembish, Ted Sielski, T. Lompert, Romanski, Chlebouricz and any other Polish boys who want to try out. The St. Stan's expect to also have this year, Grudzinski at short, and "Jiggy" May who will be available later in the season, be- cause he is student at college and won't be down until the sum- mer vacation. Ted has several good prospects for mound duty this year and it is going to be pretty tough to defeat some of these hurlers It is going to be pretty hard on some of the opposing pitchers to hold such hitters as Malinowski, Mrozinski, Sustecki, Lompert, Ro- manski, Rembish, May, Rutkowski Grudzinski to safetieS. GrudzienSki seen action in the City Amateur league last year. May is playing for Tufts college in Boston and is sure hitting the old apple plenty. Lom- pert and Romanski are a couple of good boys with the stick and very fast on the bases. Malinowsh needs no introduction. He is sure fine backstop and 8 good hitter. Gro- kowski, a new addition to the Saints done some very fine hurling around the state in the past year. The team will be well balanced all around.
 All players are asked to first re- port at the club rooms on East Farm street at o'clock Sunday af- ternoon from where they will leave for Fulton park where very im- portant and stiff drill will be held. The squad this year will consist of IS players. Any members of the St. Stan's A. A. having cars are asked to cooperate with Ted Olschefski and help to transport the boys to the park. There will also be an appointment of cap- tain for this years team. So again Ted is asking all the boys to be sure and attend this workout.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-17
Golf Left-Handed Game? Right Has Functions, Too
BY ART KRENZ NEA Service Golf Write

Don't heed the advice that golf is entirely @ left-handed game. It definitely is 6 two-handed game, and the right has its part to play in hit- ting teh ball.
 The trouble with most golfers is that they never can grasp the idea as to what part the two hands play when the left dominates, and when the swing is turned over to the rsEht.
 Figuring that the hands complete half of the arc when they reach the top of the backswlng, and the other half in returning tho club back to the ball. I'd say the left hand con- trols the club during three-fourths of the swing-to the top, which is one-half of the way back to the ball, which is another quayter. It Is the last quarter of the swing. until the ball k struck. that the right cons trols.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-17
LOURDES SET FOR
 SIX HOME GAMES

The Lourdes A. c. will sponsor a squad on the baseball diamond this year. Outfits for the team will be donated by the Junior Holy Name society of the parish. The Lourdites will play their first six games at home to give the public an oppor- tunity to see them in action. They expect to take to the road later in the season. Rev. Edward Farrel is
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-17
Golfers-Don't Miss Krenz Series

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