davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-10

poekat', nez sa vystavit' ne
bezpeciu zleho zaludocneho
onemocnenia. Zvlast' deti
treba ma nebezpecie, ktore
i'm hrozf zapijanim cerstveho
ovocia vodou, nalezite upo-
zornit', pretoze je to jeden
z najcastejsfch zdrojov ma
hlych detskych chorob v le-
te. Dobry zdravotny prfkaz !:
nezapijat' ovocie vodou tre-
ba dodrzovat' tym Wac, ze
take a casio i vel'mi nebez-
pecne onemocnenie, ktore 81
nedbanfm zakonov zazivania
sposobime, 81 vlastne zavi-
iujeme sami. Trochu trpezli-
vosti a vyvarujeme sa mno-
hym neprijemnostiam a mno-
hemu nebezpeciu. Lebo tax
velky priateP pudskeho zdra
via, ako je ovocie, moze sa
zmenit', ak je pozfvane ne.
spravne, v jeho nebezpeene-
no nepriatepa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-10

Marinchek OFM. z Detroit;
DIP. Marion Durbala, CP.,
Detroit; DIP. Norbert Prues-
ser, ST., Detroit; DIP. Jan
Matty, Windsor, Ont, Ka-
NADIA; DIP. F. Kurta, Wind
sor, Ont, Kanada; DIP. VIM.
Schultz, Detroit; DIP. Louis
Unger, Detroit; DIP. Jan Bla-
sko, Owosso, Mich; DIP. Os-
kar Suster, Detroit a DIP. Jo-
zef Straka, Flint, Mich.
Svojou pritomnost'ou po-
ctili Rev. j. Zaliberu al Ame-
rican Legion, pan a pani J.
Schromofsky, pan a pani S.
Vano, pan a pani Juraj E.
Prokop s ich synkom Gilber-
tom z Youngstown a ini.
Ale najvacsiu ulohu maly
nase skolske dietky, ktore
mas ozaj mile prekvapily ich
vystupmi jako dietky, ryby,
vtacky a pod. - a tiez ich
"Blue Band. Ia toto pekne
detske predstavenie patri ST.
decna vd'aka mas vsetkych
osadnikov ctihodnym sestric-
kan ucitel kan Dominican
kan, ktore tax nednavne pra
cujd pre- nase dobro. Ia ich
pracu nasimi dietkami veru
my osadnici sotva SINE VISTA
We sa i'm odsl1zit'.
Farnici obdarovali svojeho
duchovneho penazitym dar-
cekom, cim mu tiez prejavili
svoju lasku a oddanost'.
Naostatok chcem vzdat'
vd'aku vsetkym ucastnikom
tejto zriedkavej slavnosti, a.
ko al ochotnikom usporiada-
juceho vyboru. Len tax d'a-
lei, mladici, pracujte v pro-
speech nasej osady. My starsi
budeme vam vzdy po ruke.
Wy t'ahajte ten osadny voz
a my, ked' bude treba, vam
no potisneme.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-10

cali, rozkazaly nam ju od-
lott ma druhy raz, lebo Re
ony sd v Incl veci zaujate. A
tax SINE schodzu zakPncili a
odlozili ma buduci mesiac, le-
bo SINE nechceli tie nase sr-
diecka rozzlostit'. W Dol We
Ger, a tax by 81 mohol len
kazdy zaspievat' "Noc, moja
noe, kde 81 sa mi podela. A
ked' SINE vysli Won 20 scho-
DIE, tn bolo uz masin natis-
kane, ze ami nebolo Wac mie-
sta, a masiny pine udov, id
kyn, priatel'ov a ludi. Bolo
ich blizko dvesto dust. A tu
pride ten mas mlady (prav-
da, vtedy este neznal, ci je
starry a ci mlady) a mi po-
veda: "Bratu Stefan, kyho
frasa to robite?" mic ia
keho, bratku. Pc schodzi 81
urobime malu zabavu." A on
mi ma to: "Certa, ME zaba-
WI. To tn must nieco inc
byt'!" Ze on este nikdy ne
videl tol'ko udov a udkyn
ma schodzi. A uz NAL tro.
chu strachu, ze co sa to bu.
de robit'. Pravda, ia som ho
uz len ucicikal, kym sa vse.
tko pripravilo, al muzikanti
uz mali struny v poriadku. A
ked' SINE dostali znak, ze u5
name ist' dnu, to sme vsetc
zvolali "Surprajz pardy!"
Pan Miavec a manzelka boil
vel'mi prekvapeni a hl'adeli
CO sa to len robf. A tn ler
kricia, re 25-rocne striebornt
veselie. A mas brat Miavet
ma to, ze je uz 80 rokov spo
lu so svojou manzelkou, a Il
to nemoze byt' strieborne, a
nj ME zlate. Tie nase zeni
cky nedbaly mic, ze beru te
raz len 25 a ostatnych 5 cd
lozia na zlate. A tax sa no
stina zacala a muzikanti spu
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-10

tesla sa nevyslovne ma die
ia, ktore obveseli cely dom
a srdcia oboch manzelov ma
plni nevyslovnou radost' 'ou.
Ma poliach sa pracovalo ho-
ruckovitou pilnost'ou; gazda
podural celad', ze by NAL
rad naivacsiu pracu odbave-
MI, kym gazdina moze cho-
dit. Prinasala i'm svaciny ma
pole a sedavala vedl'a muza,
aby mu bola spolocnicou,
kym sa maize. "Je mi smutno
donna po tebe," hovorievala
mu septom, wed som tam
stale sama."
"Maj trpezlivost'," tesil
ju, "az budes lezat', budem
stale pri tebe. Len keby uz
Pan Bob dal a dobre to do
padlo!" ...-..
Starostlive dival sa uko-
som ma zenu, a v dust mu
rastol nevyslovny strach o
nu. Nedavno mu sverila ba-
bicka Duskova, ktora mala
zenu opatrovat', ze sa tel u
dalosti u mich strachuje. Hr-
bate zeny vraj vsetky t'azko
rodia, zvlaste po prvy raz.
Cd tel chvile nemal Fiala
pokoja a sotva zakryval svo-
ju bazen v zeninej pritom-
nosti, a ona predsa bola tax
vesela pokojna.
Pracoval ma poll tvarou
nepokoja, nevsimajuc 81 We
seleho stebotania oboch slu-
ziek, ktore "a MIN odoberaly
a viazaly, hadajuc, axe i'm
gazda asi kupi saty, ak sa
mu narodi syn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-10
FARMERI PREKVAPILI
P. MIAVCA S MANZEL-
kOU.

S potesenim mozem napi-
sat, re medzi slovenskymi
farmerami panuje laska, kto-
ra sa al verejne prejavuje.
Boil som pritomny uz ma via
cerych hostinach, ale ma ia
kejto este ME, preto ju OPT
sem. Tie nase farmerske ze-
nicky pripravily prekvapenie
ako prejav lasky nasemu br.
Janovi Miavcovi a jeho mi
lei manzelke. Tie zenicky sl
ma to vel'mi sikovne, lebo co
81 ony zaumienia, to al vyko-
naju. Zaujaly sa toho pani
Zuzanna Kucma, vdovica, a
le farmerka; pani Helena
Zelina a pani Magdalena
Lapin, tiez pani Bigle pani
Topolovsky. Previedly to "a
pomoci vsetkych zeniciek,
ddkyn Slovenskeho Farmer
skeho Klubu v Coitsville
Township a vybrali 81 vel'mi
pekny cas-. Bolo to v nede-
Pu, 5. julia a mali SINE ma
kazane cd nasich zeniciek,
ze 0 Z. vecer name sa vse-
tel sist' u pani Zuzanny Kuc-
ma, kde SINE sa al dostavili
vsetci chlapi a zeny. Tie to
vzdy tax zriadia, ze kde idu
ony, tam idd i chlapi. Nuz
my SINE ME oproti tomu, le-
bo popri zenickach ujde sa
] nam nieco glgnit'. "a to by
nebolo tax najhorsie. Ale tie
nase zenicky al mas chlapovI
znaly osmekn1t', lebo mas
klub NAL mat sch6dzu v ten
samy den, 5. jdla D z. vecer.
a. ked' sme u sch6dzu -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-10
NASIEL vEL'KY PoKLAD

Louis Voss 20 Sunbury,
Iowa nasiel ma 88O-akrovej
farme zakopane $234,80O.
Poklad zakopal neb. Henry
Iwers, svagor Vossov q po-
rucil mu j tt farmu. Voss
hl'ada este d'alsie poklady,
lebo Iwers Dol povazovany
a milion&ra.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-10
DIP. Jozef Zalibera
80 rokov knazon

Detroit, Mich.-V nedel'u,
Ia. juna, mali SINE v nasej
osade sv. Cyrila a Metoda
zriedkavu slavnost'. Slavili
SINE 80. vyrocie prace nasho
duchovneho DIP. Jozefa Ia
liberu ma vinici Panovej. Den
tento ostane nam vsetkym
farnlkom dlho v pamati. b.
ly- to vlastne dive slavnosti;
druha slavnost' bola gradu-
acia nasich skolskych die
tok. Sama radost a plesanie,
ked' pocas sv. omse pristupili
SINE takreceno vsetci osadni-
ci milujuci svojho duchovne-
no pastiera ku sv. prijima-
niu, poctom asi 750. A toto
ucinili SINE k pocte nasmu
ddspastierovi, jubilantovi.
Slavnostnu sv. omsu sluzil
sam jubilant, "a asistencie
nasledovnych duchovnych:
DIP. S. Kocisa z Youngstown,
o.; DIP. J. Blasku z Owosso,
Mich; DIP. Kurtu z Wind
sor, Ont; DIP. Pruesser z De-
troit, Mich; DIP. Marion z
Detroit a msgr. F. Dubos z
Clevelandu, ktory NAL al pc
knu kazen.
V sprievode jubilanta z
fairy do kostola braly dcast'
bezmala vsetky spolky pod
svojimi zastavami, tiez al ini
osadnici krem spolkov stall v
spalieri; jednym slovom sria-
deny bol nadherny sprievod.
Popoludni O 5. hodine "a
pocal sa banket, pripraveny
k pocte nasmu jubilujucemu
duchovnemu, ma ktory sa lud
shromazdil so vsetkych stran.
Mas podkostolny auditorium
nebol len naplneny, ale pre-
plneny. Hostia poctom vyse
700, sedeli pri bielych sto-
loch, ktore mas usporiadajd-
ci vybor zacal naplnat' chu-
tnymi jedlami. Vybor tento,
pozostavajuci z niekoPko
mladikov, veru dobre sa po-
staral mas nasytit', "a co mu
patri cest' a slava. Ma cele
tohoto vyboru bol Jozef Ko-
stolnik.
Pri bankete DIP. St. Kocis
povedal krasnu rec, o ucin-
kovani a spolupracovani ma
vinici PanoYej S nasim jubi-
lujucim duchovnym "a po-
slednych 22 rokov.
Program bol vel'mi pestry
a pekne prevedeny. A "a to
zasluha patrf zvlast' nasmu
tunajsiemu slovenskemu ad.
vokatovi Janovi Rusinakovi
On sa pri kazdej nasej osad-
nej slavnosti nalezite posta.
ra o dobrych recnikov. Ia
jeho pricinlivost' v osadnom
podnikanf zasluhuje 81 vel.
keho uznania.
Muslin sa zmienit' al 0 Ma.
rianskych Druzinach, a sice,
ze tax mladenecke, jako a.
dievcenske oddelenie svojou
lcast'ou obohatily tuto nasu
| jubilejnu slavnost'. Ia to al
i'm patri vd'aka. No vd'aku
zasluhuju 81 al nasi ucha.
dzaci, ktorf vzdy boil pr
ruke usporiadajdcemu vybo.
ru.
Ma slavnostnom bankete
boli pritomnf nasledovnf oil.
tarni bratia, krem nasho ju.
bilanta DIP. Jozefa Zaliberu;
Msgr. Fir. Dubois . Lakewood
o.; DIP. st. Kocis = Youngs.
town, o.; DIP. .Viktor F. kim
Il q ~ ~ - A = = 4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-10

Ma vecierkoch, ma 70.
dinnych zabavach, na sch6-I
dzach spomente 81 ma Vy5.1
sin Slovenskl Skolu ' cleve.t
lande!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-10

- Ked' znate nieco zaujf-
maveho, napfste to do Y. s.
Novin - predplatitel 'om u-
verejnime zdarma.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-10

st'ou. Vsetkou silou ju sti-
skal a bozkaval bez dychu
jej lica. Poznal v tom jedi
nom okamziku, re opatuje
jeho lasku.
Cas- sa mfnal; obilie ma
poll kvitlo a rastlo ocividne.
Tohoto roku bolo krasne,
vlazne a teple pocasie, ze sa
zdalo, akoby kazdej noci o.
billie omnoho povyrastlo. -
Prepelicky volaly po me-
dziach, cvrckovia cvrlikali v
zitnom poll a uz modre chr
py a ruzove kalisky kukopa
medzi obilim preskakovaly a
pestrily sa a jasaly sytymi
farbami, oznamujuc coskoru
zatvu.
Manzelia Fialovi chodieva-
Ii kazd1 nedel'u, ably sa po-
kochali pobytom v tom let
nom raji. Obisli pole, pose
deli 81 ma vyhriatej medzi,
alebo do lesa zasli, ably 81
jahod a boroviek natrhali,
vykladali 81, hovorili, a roz-
radovani vracali sa podvecer
domov. ,..
Raz sa stale, re postretli
Macku. Kracal zamraceny s
hlavou sklonenou a letmo ich
len pozdravil. Eva chladne
od'akovala, ale predsa ne
mohla sa premoct', ably ne
zbl'adla. Spomienka ma u
trpenie, ktore jej pripravil,
odleskovala jej tvar. Sotva
presiel, podfval sa Vito sku-
nave do jej tvare, a krv sa
v nom vzburila.
'Predsa ii neni ten Macko
tax celkom l'ahostajny," po-
vedal, potlacujuc S t'azko-
st'ou rozculenie, "vidim, ako
81 zbl'adla, ked' sa ma teba
podival."
Povedal to v prenahleni a
hned' putoval svojich SLOW.
Zena jeho zbladla este Wac
a kruta bolast' skrivila jej
oblicaj.
"Boze! Vitop' zastenala
skoro, "co, ci ten Macko je
stvoreny len ma to, aby mo.
je st'astie kali? Bola som
tax st'astna, ale ty 81 vsetko
zmaril svojim podozrenim
Viem, re toto uz nikdy nebu.
de mac, ty budes stale ma
nina pozerat' s nedoverou. A
predsa "a mic nemozem!"
Bolastna jej vycitka zabo'
leila Vita az ma dne duse.
"Odpust' mi, Evo, odpust
mil" zyolal v hlbokom po
hnutf, a tisnuc ju k boku
prosil znovu: "Nemozem "a
seba, re som tax ziarlivy! il
to z vel'kej lasky k tebe, {
preto mi to odpust'! Premo
zem sa po druhy raz, a u;
nikdy mic nepoviem. Uvi
dist" ......
Akoze by mu neodpustila
We'd srdce zeny je vzdy ma
klonene k odpusteniu, zvla
ste ked' pocuje, re krivd:
jej bola ucinena z lasky. z,
jedno laskave slovo vie zen;
zabudnut' ma najhrubsiu u
razku, z milovanych ust n;
nu uvrhnutu. TAX i Eva vi
nula sa k nemu S nezmense
nou laskou a neznost'ou.
Ked' byvaly prilisne hord
cavy, sedavali v nedepne Cd
. poludnia v zahrade a Eva ci
tavala 20 svojich obl'dbe
nych kniziek; Vito lezal
trave vedl'a nej a posluchal
! - Jej hlas mu lahodil a o.
posldchal rad. W v zine by
valo mu jej cftanie pozit
kom, ale vtedy nechcel sa
nemu priznat'.
Axle isli spolu ma rann
do kostola, drzal ju Fiala n
schodoch, do kostola vedu
cich, aspon "a rukav, alb
snad' nespadla, a pudia, pc
zorujuc ich, usmievali sa
| povedali 81 s podivenfm:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-10
Re pENIAZE
ROMAN.
Napisala Vlasta Javoricka.
(Pokracovanie.)

(Pokracovanie.)
'Neboj sa, nejdem ia ty-
rat a vycitat' tt; chcem ia
potesit a povedat' tt, aby 81
ju tam nechal a pre- nu ne
chodil. Nestoji tt "a to, TAXA
oskliva...!" Hovorila teraz S
tajenou vasnou, a oci jej v
mihotu blesku horely mu v
1strety. -
"Co chces, Petronelo? -
Muslin zavriet', ide burka a
victor sa zdviha," povedal
Fiala nevl'udne a vytiahol 81
ruku z jej teplej a bucl'atej
ruky. Bill. ...sa
"Co shcem?" opakovala
rozpaSits. ale hned' Ease va
snivs "a zatriasol jej hlas,
ked' do okna sa slime nachy-
lila a povedala az pri samom
oblicaii Vitovom: "Chcem
ia potesit', prichadzam "a
tebou, ako som chodievala,
kym 81 boil slobodny a NAL
81 nina rad. Vtedy 81 ma nina
t1zobne cakaval, a ked' som
prisla, do okna 81 mi poma-
hal, a nikto sa o tom nedo-
zvedel - nedozvie sa ami te-
RAIL"
Ako same pokusenie stala
pred MIN naruziva a divoka.
Ale Vito odstdpil d'alej cd
okna a vztiahol ruku a od-
mietavo proti nej, pri com
zavadil o stolicku pri okne
stojacu, ze sa zakolisala a
zarachotila.
"Nehnevaj sa, Petronelo,
ma nina, a zabudni ma vset-
ko,' povedal jej vl'udne, a.
lie chladne, ''musim sa ii
prime ze ia uz tiez nespo-
m'nam,
Po tomto priznani jeho
bolo ma chvil'ku ticho, kto-
re prerusilo len vzdialene
hrmenie. Konecne sa Petro-
nela spamatala tax d'aleko,
re sa hlasite zasmiala a po-
vedala ostro: "Snad' mi ne
chces povedat', re 81 sa "a
miloval do tel svojej krasa-
vice, pre- ktord 81 ma NINA "a
budol?"
v matnom svetle blesku
poznala Petronela, ako sa
Fiala zacervenal a znovu
zbl'adoL povedal sovrenym
hnevom so zachvevsim sa
hlasom: "Moju zenu usetri
. cd svojich poznamok! O CO
ma menej krasy nez ty, G
to ma Wac inych dobrych
vlastnosti, o ktorych ty ne.
mas ami ponatia." - Potom
ale, zmierniac sa, povedal, a.
ko by ju chcel chlacholit':
"Som raz zenaty, Petrone
10, a mann svoju zenu opra
vdu rad. Preto ia prosim
nemysli 81 uz ma NINA, a ked
mas zenfcha, ako to Pudis
povravaju, vydaj sa; laska
ia pride az po case. A ns
nina zlom nespominaj, ne
boil SINE 81 sudenf."
Svodnica pri okne sa ostrt
a prenikave zasmiala.
mo, tax 81 len chod' zs
svojou prekrasnou zenuskol
a popros ju, aby sa k teb'
vratila, ia 81 teda urobin
tiez podl'a svojho."
Po tychto britkych a usti
pacnych slovach obratila s;
Petronela a utekajdc k dedi
ne, zmizla coskoro v huste
tine.
Roztrpceny Fiala posta
chvil'u stat pri okne, memo
zuc sa spamatat' z dojm1
prave zaziteho.
"Boze, ako som ju moho
mat tax rad!" povedal 81 po
lohlasne.
Vonku spustil sa dazd',
Vito zavieral rychle okno
Pocfnal 81 opatrne, ably j
nezbudil, ale ked' sa obrati
do izby, aby 81 tiez l'aho]
zarazil sa. - Eva sedela n
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-17
DEAN THIRD IN VOTE FOR HURLER
Has Best Pitching Record in Both Leagues, But
 Fans Prefer HubbelI

BOSTON, June 17-.(UP)-. AL though Dizzy Dean was topping pitchers of both leagues today with l2 victories against 2 defeats, the great one was running Q very ordin- ary third in the voting for the hurl- CTS for the National Leagues All- Star teams.
 Carl Hubbell, New York Giants southpaw, was out in front with 16, 970 vote. Van Lingle Mungo of the Brooklyn Dodgers was second with 16,784 and Dizz of the Cardinals boasted Q mere 13,266.
 Left fielder Roy (Rip) Radcliffe of the Chicago White Sox had pulled down enough votes in the past week to assure him of spot on our American League team.
 Joe DiMaggio, sensational rookie outfielder of the New York Yankees remained the top choice of fans among Arnercan League outfielders
 In the balloting for the National League right fielder, Frank Demaree of the Chicago Cubs has surged far ahead of Mel Ott of the New York Giants. Ott's teammate, Hank Leiber, is setting the pace among centerfielders, leading Wally Berger of the Boston Bees by some 5000 votes,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-17
ThiS Sporting
 World
Leader in Fact as We'll as in Name
BV JOHN 4. CLUNEY

Intercollegiate politics being what they are, and with the fraternity and paternity angles SO important, 1t must have taken some real tn- testinal fortitude on the part of Id Leader, Yale crew coach, to bounce the entire Eli varsity oars. men, with two exceptions, in 3evor of Q Jayvee boatload, that, in his opinion, will do much better against the Harvard top shell Friday ct New London. And the denaotions, in- clude, among others, the Yale cap- tain, Jim Castle, who will watch some J. V. lad i'll his place and probably do Q better job than he otherwise would. Coach Leader would have the best man in the Yale boat. And that, apparently is not Castle or five of his mates. Such Q drastic shift, particularly in Q Harvard event, which prevents Q Yale captain from competing against Harvard is tantarnount to traditional sacrilege, yet, Leader is sticking to his guns up to the minute. And why notH He must have some excellent rea- sons for dropping six varsity men whom the Jayvees have made look foolish in time trials and competi- ton with the coach demanding the best eight men he has to row the Yale shell, and that, apparently does not include six varsity" men, who seem to be out of condition, out of time, or out of sorts, which does not seem to make much difference to Leader, who is Q leader in fact as well as In name.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-17
-chn1eIin "ate To Fall Short Of Million Dollar Mark
Today's Sport Parade
By Henry McLemore United Press Stan COrrsspondenD

and hold it high, in the form of Jimmy Braddock.
 If Braddock fails I'll stay right on in there, picking, picking, pick ing against Louis until he fails. In short, I'll outgame the guy. He's in no better shape for fighting right now than I am for hitting this typewriter. figure I'm good for at least 26 more years of stenography. doubt if Louis will last that long.
 Louis figures to slip @ bit each year, while I figure to improve. Ten years from now I'm bound to be a better sportswriter than I am right now, if for no other reason than I can't be any worse.
 watched schmeling in his final workout yesterday, and he is very likely to prove a surprise to Louis. Take that right hand punch of his, for example. Louis has heard that 1t is very fast, and very lethal. He'll be expecting that on Thurshday night. Well, Schmeling, with devil. ish cunning, has robbed his right hand of the two things Louis is set to expect. He has slowed it down, and he has made 1t rather ordinary in power. He worked 1t on one Jerry Johnson in his final workout yes- terday, and 1t was perfect. It was slower in arriving than Christmas morning for Q kid, and packed no more authority than keep off the grass" sign.
 Louis is certain to be befuddled by the ineptness of Max'S right hand. His left is going to puzzle Joe too. I wouldn't be surprised to see Louis take time out in the middle of a round to ask how in hell @ guy ever managed to win the worlds cham pionship with that sort of jab. The question, if 1t comes, won't bother Schmeling, however. Quick aS @ flash he'll answer:
 My dear Joe, won the title in the days when Sharkeys rQamed the earth"
 was only influenced in my se- lection of Schmeling by the fact that Joe Jacobs will be in his corner. When 1t comes to winning fights for Q man who is stretched out on the floor, Jacobs has no equal. He had Schmeling crowned champion while the German still was flat on his back and that's the sort of man Max will need tomorrow night. For he's going to be all over the floor like baby Oscar playing train with his blocks.
 Joe has been rehearsing his act, @ variation of his old standby i've wuz robbed) for the past six weeks, and he has 1t down perfect. He won't blow up in his lines; even if Schmeling is blown right into his lap.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-17
Wilby Favored To Clip Crosby In Second Game

Crosby high schools baseball team will clash with It's age old city rival wilby high school in a city championship and Naugatuck val- ley League contest this afternoon at s o'clock. Rain last Saturday pre- vented the original playoff of the contest.
 The Grove street nine will be out this afternoon to make 1t two in Q row over the Manherz coached nine and thereby capture the city title. The first game went to Wilby by Q 4-2 score.
 Tn the event that the blue nine should upset the dope bucket this afternoon and defeat the Wilby combine Q third game will be play- ed. Crosby has won it's last four games and the brand of ball that is being played by the Blue nine bodeS' no good for the big Green team.
 Shaw is slated to toe the rubber for Wilby being handled by Boroway while Crosby will pitch either Woods or Johnson with Kulman doe ing the receiving. Henry Caring. ton will officiate aS game umpire.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-17
YALE CAPTAIN FORFEITS SPOT
 IN ELI SHELL
Castle and Mates Denoted
 for Race Against liar. yard Friday

New London, Conn, June 17.- (UP) .-.Yale and Harvard crews to- day had finished the hard stages of their training for the annual regatta on the Thames river Friday.
 The Yale crews, quartered at Gales Ferry, had only light con- ditioning drills in prospect during the remaining two days. At the Harvard camp ct Red Top, . few miles north of the Ell reservation. virtually the same schedule was to be followed.
 As had been anticipated for more than Q week Yale will match its junior varsity shell against Har- yards varsity. This will mean that Capt. Jim Castle will not lead his varsity in the main race, rare oc. entrance in the rowing history of the two colleges.
 The Harvard varsity seating will be the same as at the start of the season. Some observers gave the Crimson a slight edge to win the main race.
 As relief from the confining drills, the crews ct both camps to. day were to witness the annual whale boat race in which crews drafted from the managerial stafEs and student walters will compete in cumbersome surf boats,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-17
COLLEGE WRESTLERS
 AT ROCK" FRIDAY

New Haven, June 17.-The "new deal" wrestlers, fast and able per- formers the most of whom were only lately in college football ranks, will be on display at the White City Stadium, Savin Rock, on Friday night.
 The original card planned for last week by Promoter Ike Weiner was rained out on Friday and again when postponed to Saturday and he has lined Up an even stronger pro- gram for the delayed opening.
 Tn the main match Eddie King, who played football for Columbia in the celebrated TO victory over Stanford in the Rose Bowl two years ago, will oppose Les Ryan, former Fordham athlete. This bout will be decided by two falls out of three. There will be five matches on the program, the first at 8:30.