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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-07

son, nehai Johnson SENATOR
fla es volt struthersi varosi
ugyesz es EdaDard L. Williams
ismert ugyved.
"A Six csoportban HoaDard J.
Ludt, clerk of courts, jeloltnek
mines clientele.
A 4-ik csoportban van a IL
sheriff jel0lt neve, akik kozil
kimagaslik VIM. J. Engelhardt
volt sheriff, aki az els6 magyar
deputy sheriffet kinevezte.
Csak egyre szavazhat. y
Az six csoportban van a 8
county recorder (megyei telek-
konyvvezeto) neve, akik kozul
Samuel J. Holt-ot ajanlhatjuk,
a magyarsag kilonben is jol
ismeri, inert regi West Side-i
lakos.
A 6-ik csoportban (alulrol a
harmadik) a county treasurer
(megyei penztarnok) allasra
palyazik George P. Le1Ois, a
mostani jol ismert penztarnok
es Warren A. Steele, aki Lewis
elott volt a penztarnok.
A 7-ik csoport (alulrol a ma
sodik) csak egy nev van, a
county engineer (megyei mer-
nok) az Greg Geo NJ. Montgo-
merry neve, akinek mines ellen
fele.
Vegul a legalso csoportban
van a ket coroner (halottkem)
jelolt neve, egyre szavazhat.
Mint mar mondottuk, az
utolso ket hasabot felejtsek el
inert azok az egyaltalaban mem
fontos Republikanusok allami
konvencio delegatusok jelolt
jeinek neveit tartalmazzak.
Ha meg marad ideje, menjer
vissza a mask hasabra es sza.
vazzon az allami hivatalok je.
l0ltjeire.
A 2ik hasabon legfelul talal
ia John w. Bricker governor
jelolt nevet. Olyan kivalo en-
ber, hogy mines is ellenjelolt
je, ami nagy ritkasag Repub
likanus elovalasztason. A m
velemenyunk szerint csaknen
biztosan 8 lesz Ohio kormany
zojanak megvalasztva az 6sz
szel. A 2-ik csoportban Jane,
A. Jones a legjobb alkormany.
20 jelolt.
Secretary of State (allamtit
/ kari ajanljuk a Six csoport
ban Dale Stunp-ot; a 4-ik ESQ
portban Joseph L. Tracy state
auditornak mines clientele; a,
Six csoportban Harry S. Day.
jelenlegi state treasurert (al
lami penztarnok) ajanljuk.
A 6-ik csoportban attorne,
general (allami foigyesz
ajanljuk a kivalo Thomas J
Herbert-et. A 7-ik csoportbal
ket allamszerte valasztand
congressman neve szerepel
/ mi ajanljuk a youngstown
J. Eugene Roberts-et es a Gle
velandi isnert bevandorlo ba
rat George H. Bender-t.
A t0bbi csoportokkal ne to
rodj0n, kiveve az utolso el6tti
vel, ahol megtalalja John c
Cooper nevet. a legalso CSC
portban a court of appeals bi
roi szekre talalhatok a jeloltek
a volt biro Elmer T. Phillips e
a jelenlegi biro William M. Car
ter.
Es ha meg ezek utan me,
mindig volna ideje es kedv
hozza, akkor szavazzon az els
hasabon, ahol a Republican,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-07
AMERIKAI MAGYAR HIRLAP

national convention delegatus
es potdelegatus jel0ltje talal-
hatok. TIT a legjobb ugy sza-
vazni, hogy aki Borah mellett
van, azoknak a neve ele tegye
a keresztet, akiknek a neve
alatti sorban oft latja a sor
vegen Borah nevet kisebb be
tukkel. Aki pedig Taft delega-
tusok mellett akar szavazni,
az keresse meg azoknak a je-
lolteknek a nevet, akiknek a
neve alatti sor vegen a Taft
nevet latja.
A Den1Okratd tiketen megis-
meteljiik, hogy a fontos szava-
zas a 2-ik, Six es ak hasabo-
kon eszkozlendo.
A masodik hasabon legfelul
az elso csoportban talalja a
governor (kormanyzo) jel0ltek
nevet. Mi mar regen megir-
TUX, hogy Davey kormanyzo
mem erdemli meg a masodik
! terminust, nemcsak, hogy mem
valtotta be a Mahoning me-
gyei Observation-Disclosures tett ige-
reteit, hanem mint kormany-
70 is igen gyengenek bizonyult.
Nalanal sokkal jobb ember
Stephen NJ. Young, aki jelen-
leg congressman.
A 2-ik hasab 2-ik csoportja-
ban alkormanyzonak jobbnak
talaljuk Paul P. Yoder-t: a Six
csoportban secretary of state
mex William J. Kennedy-t; a
4-ik csoportban auditor of
state-nek az akroni megyei
szamvevot Jacob G.. MOng-ot
ajanljuk; az six csoportban
csak egy jel0lt van; a 6ik cso-
portban a mar annyiszor pro-
balkozo Herbert S. Duffy meg
erdemli ujbol tamogatast; a
7-ik csoportban, ahol ket con-
gressman-at-large-ra szavazhat
John McSWeeney es Harold c.
Mosier a legjobb jeloltek. A
tobbivel ne torodjon ezen a
hasabon.
A Six hasabon legfelul a
19-ik kerulet fontos kogres7
szusi kepviseloi allasra palya.
xix II jel0lt. Eek kozt van a
magyar szarmazasu Oscar B
Click, aki tehetseges fatal
ugyved, eselyes jeloltek Clin.
gan Jackson, Michael J. Ku.
aoan es Hugh Wickham.
A kovetkezo harom csoport
ban mem erdemes idot veszte
getni, inert bizony a fontosabt
allasokra valo szavazashoz i'd
kell.
.....s
A Six hasab six csoportj;
mar fontos, eek kozul kell XII
jel0lni kett6t state senatornak
A nyolc jel0lt kozt van a mes
mindig magyaros 76 eve
!, Joseph w. Wess, aki valamiko
regen a Scent Istvan temple
: mot segitette megepiteni
Wess-nek ezuttal, mint halljul
jo eselyei vannak. A jeloltel
(Folytatas az six cldalrdl
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-11-21

Mystery SURF ounds the disappear
ance of DIP Milton Ochs, above,
41-year-old Oak Park, Ill.,, sur.
geon and member of a promi-
nent medical family. Chicago po-
ice were enlisted III the search,
Central Press
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-11-21

J. P. Morgan, internationally Ia
nous hnancisr, IL shown as he re-
turned from Europe in the Quesx
Mary, enjoying an after-breakfast
pipe. This is the first picture taken
Of the financier since he was stricken
with arthritis some months ago.
- (Ceitti,nI Pfeas)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-11-21

The approaching marriage of Mary Pickford and
Charles Buddy Rogers whose engagement has
been announced recalls the motion picture they
made together, MY Best Grip, in. 1927. Rogers,
who has just signed new film contract in England
has been leading his dance orchestra for several
wears since he left HOLLYWOOD This will be his
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-11-21

Processing knowledge of the whereabouts of Paul Redn
1927 flight
Hunter Capt Arthur Williams and Charles
New York. will amphban plane to seek
the arnan Many expeditions
central
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-19
SPRINGFIELD MEETS
NEW HAVEN EAGLES

New Haven, November 10. 49, The
late starting Springfield Indians, of
on the wrong foot In the Interna-
tional- American League, but quick
ly revived TO play into n first place
tie with the Philadelphia Ramblcrs
In the eastern division, Will play
the New Haven Eagles here ON
Sunday night.
The visit OF the Indians should
be the signal for another sell-out
here, for not only will the Birds
be playing TO their own territorial
spectators, but In addition will have
many from the Home City IN the
stands.
Springfield fans always turn out
In big numbers for games between
their indians and the Eagles ut the
Elm CITY.
There Is one man among the WIS.,
itorB who will be watched closely
by the customers and by the
Eagles, too. He'll be wearing NO.
4 Jersey, but q better Identification
rs that he rs Frank Jerwa, who
played hockey under the New Ha-
ven banner last year.
Benny Grant, who has record OF
two shutouB thus far, but was
shunted out OF here In favor OF
Alfie Moore last year, Will be IN
front Of the strings for the vSitors'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-19
WRESTLING
UJnlted Press)

New York madison Square Gar
den)-Dean Detton, Salt Lake City
pinned Dave Levin, New York; Ivan
Podobny, Fussia and George Beck
er, Boston, drew.
New York (Ridgewood) Robert
Bruins, Germany, threw Ernest Won
Heffner, Germany: Frank Sexton,
California, downed Maycs McClain,
Oklahoma.
Holyoke, ass.--Gcorge Clark,
Scotland, pinned Abe Kaplan, New
York: Jack Donovan, Boston, drew
with Angelo Cistoldi. Italy.
Boston--Ted Germaine, Boston,
threw Ba Boo; Jose Firv. Boston,
pinned Steve Chcl Mar, Boston:
Battling Parker, Boston, defeated
Count Won Zuppe, Germany dds
aualification); Wild Bill Collins,
Boston, defeated Ed Mcneil, Bos-
ton disqualification; Tiger Rollins,
Boston, thr Jerry Crosby, Boston !;
Dynamite Dempsey. Ohio, drew with
jacques Bernard, France; Cannon
ball Grange, Boston, pinned Tony
Plansly, Boston.
Los Angeles--Kiman Kudo, Japan,
tossed Sander Szabo, Hungary; SAM
my stein. New York, pinned Frank
Malcewicz. New York; Nick Lutte.
Venice. Cal, and Jake Patterson,
Chicago drew: Fred Myers, st. Louis,
and Pete Mehringer. Philadelphia,
drew; Bob Mannangoff. Boston.
pinned Floyd Hansen, San Diego,
Cal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-19
FULTONS OPPOSE
NAUCY RAMBLERS

Paul Bernier's Fulton A. A. foot
ball squad will invade Naugatuck
Sunday to play the strong Nauga-
tuck Ramblers. The Fultons and
Ramblers have yet to taste defeat
and a great battle Is In store. The
Ramblers will have job on their
hands Sunday In stopping Red"
Mulligan sensational pass catching
end. The Fultons have been prac-
ticing during the week brushing up
OH their lateral pass attack.
A large crowd Of followers Is ex-
pected to travel to Naugatuck to see
the Fultons In action.
Paul Bernier requests all Fultons
report for final practice Sunday
morning at IL a. IN. at Fulton park.
Game time is scheduled for 200
o'clock with Fay Vincent and Mr..
O'Connor as officials.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-19
GALVINS TO FACE
STRONG SEYMOUR II

A practice session for the Galvins
has been carded for tonight at the
Mil street grounds In preparation
for their stiff encounter with the
Seymour Alumni. The Alumni show
victories over several local aggre-
cations having beaten the Buck
inghams Of Watertown and tying
the Naugatuck Ramblers.
The management Of the Galvins
are still seeking and II appears as
though In vain, another tilt the
conceited Fultons will not give them
for fear they might blemish q rec
ord and lose their hopes Of OBJ
tanning an honor that does not exist.
Fay Vincent, former Yale football
captain, who refereed the game de-
clared after the encounter that the
Galvins were the better team and
misplays came at the wrong time.
The Galvins would like to meet the
Fultons In Thanksgiving day
classic and the result Of which will
have no bearing on the city cham
pionship.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-19

Well. what happened? Drescher
and Spiliane showed up after TWO
weeks layoff and still they couldn't
con any games. Better show up
more often boys, you'll probably win
more.
what's this9 What's the matter
with Ray (Oilman) Lyman? Don't
they let you In the room. Ray. Too
bad! With all the natural stun the
"boys" have, you have to sip II un-
der the bleachers!
John Carolan tried very hard To
beat his brothers. team and did
Nice going John. Too bad your team
couldn't do as good as YOU did.
An. 10 II went TO your head
Frank (Spillane). I'm surprised
after you hit better than o hundred
last week.
For the second week bowling ]
guess Elmer (the great Bond
shove will DO q better bowler than
Spillane. Nice going Elmerl.
Chubby Bannon always kicking
whether his team wins or loses.
What's the matter Chubby?
Harry Spellman was q lone wolf
O week ago. What happened Harry
that you didn't show upf
Since when do they call me Lit
tie John (Phelan)?, said John. Well
from now on that's the only name
I'll know you by--Shadow.
What @ leaguell What o leaguel
Little need be said of 1t, the results
show for themselves. The reign OF
agreement and satisfaction Is sub
lime. Keep 1t up fellows. ~
For the information off the abb
sentees these records can be broken
only by your attendance. How about
II?
The envy Of the participants Of
the league at present is the con-
slant and casual averages OF ia
and 143 by both Babe Carangello
and N. Maloney. Some averages
Ell?
TOPS of praise to the exhibition
put on by Elmer (the great Bond)
shove and Big Frank Spillane q
little pat on the back for both OF
them, q lot Of noise. fair bowling;
more luck and Shove and Spillane'
From the observers standpoint:
N. Maloney kicking the rail, Joe Lee
too quite for comfort, Jack Herr
foul line, Harry Spellman--absei,t
Mitch Corden-New rubber heels.
Chubby Bannon--terrible coach
ing, Steve Bcrgin. too much deliv-
cry, Elmer shove--what a fellerl
Frank Butler--a lot Of Bingo and
Bino, Walter Pitcavage-spinach,
Joe robinson too tight, Ed
Cream--not enough bookkeeping,
Bare Carangelo---not enough COM
petition, John Phelan-not enough
pins TO knock down, Evans--too
man splits, Errico-try cross-alley
bali, Ray Lyman shouldn't work on
Monday afternoons, Egaf--Qulcls
RECOVERY, Dreschef--nlore sales for
better disposition, Doyie-~ro lob
ping. spillaiie-- more practice. John
kiarolaEi --needs Frank 8pillnno ga
+
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-19

his team in order to win, Joseph
Carolan--better form with FEBO,
Howard--too much responsibility,
Chris Delaney and Jerry Kenney--
absent now for several weeks.
Every Monday evening the boys
meet at Genlot's alleys TO show
their form with the ancient game
OF ten pins. Some como 10 exercise
and others TO relax--judging from
the difference In scores Babe Car
angelo hits pretty high-imagine II
he used both hands. Babe heaves
O mean cannon ball and how?
Some OF the fellows reported
shortly before last weeks games
that Frank Spillane had not been
seen since Elmer (the great Bond
Shove administered the crushing
defeat to him and they were seri-
olisly considering asking the Bureau
Of Missing Persons to locate him.
However, Frank made his appear
ancc In time, this time TO take an
other beating from none other than
Mitch Gordon. The old boy says
UOWAhib ID u BAVNV oPVAV WhSss JSN
win but he never wins.
Hardy should improve as the sea-
son goes on. With O little more
confidence and more speed on his
fast ball his scores should be bet
ter than ever.
Turbett has his eye on them this
year and taking a peek at Babe
Carangelo's average last week EVIL
IDENTIFY Turbett Is coaching grandpa
on q few secrets as the old timer
was plenty good the other night.
Some OF the new bowlers don't
seem to beaware Of tn efact that
the games should start promptly at
0 o'clock. Well, some night when
they come In and find I'VE boxes
rolled and they are informed that
they cannot participate In that
game maybe they will realize that
the rules means something. Also
there Is O long waiting list Of bowl
ers who are eager TO come into the
league and we know would get
around at the proper starting time.
Some OF the old timers arealso Of
tenders and they know better. Let's
try and get around at the correct
time fellows so that we can get the
games started on time.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-19
YALE BRUSHES
| UP ON DEFENSE
Movies Show Line Weak.
ness at PrincetOn.-CO
well in Reserve

New Haven, Conn, Nov. l9.-(Up.
Except for a few conditioning
drills, Yale's Tiger-taming eleven
was ready to take on Harvard at
the bowl Saturday in the seasons
closing performance.
Cold weather curtailed o scrim-
mage called for yesterday after
noon, and the squad confined its
activities to passing and kicking.
Meanwhile the players were shown
movies of the Princeton tilt, ac-
companied by a lecture by Head
Coach Raymond w. (Ducky) Pond,
who pointed out several serious
faults in the line plays. The pass
defense ais showed weak.
The starting lineup was expected
be the same as against Prince
ton, with the possible exception Of
substitution Of Felix Caricciolo at
guard for Castle. Present reports
indicated Pend would hold Dave
Colwell, ace punter, in reserve for
.ght spots and would start Tony
Mott at Fullback.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-19
PEARL STREET
COMMUNITY SPORTS
by CHARLES A. GRACE

Hody folksl Back again with
more news concerning the happen
ings at the Community house.
The Fulton A. g. elected John
Kcely president for this year. Con-
CALCULATIONS, John. The first bas-
ketball practice was held Friday
night with tie regulars showing
plenty . fpep. Jim Morton, Wee Wee
gan and william Procowich are
newcomers to the team. Leonard
Block and p ;ocowich were elected
co-captains. Both these boys are
fast. clean players.
The Meterors A. G. have begun
their practices with Moses Holmes,
Crosby.s ex-star as coach. Branard
Howard. formerly from New York rs
q newcomer to this club. Howard
:. tall rangy Lao Is fast, aggressive
and clever player. He will bear
watching.
The Corsei;;, Jrs.. announces that
Nick Larusso, fiaslly basketeer of the
Colts and American Brass, has TAX
en- over the coaching duties for this
season. The Corseirs Seniors have
begun sharpening their eyes, loko-
ing towards a successful season.
Carlo Carriero. outstanding guard.
Skinny Joe Landolpi, Nicvk Guer-
rera, Tony Guerrero and Little Toots
,:.ardozzi. will be seen In action. This
quintet Is fast passing and shoot
ing team and win give plenty Of
trouble.
Harry Bovine. bespectacled ping
pong player Is defeating all comers
except Willie stofi who can't come
around.
Little Danny Ougliotti bowls
mean game. His average Is 90 or
over. His one weakness is after he
throws the ball he falls down and
go boom. guess the ball Is too
heavy for him. Better try o ping
ponR ball.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-19
BOSTON COLLEGs

Newton. Mas, Nov. 10.--(UP.--
Boston Colleges end squad was hit
yesterday when Jim Cahill, erst-
while first-stringer, came down with
q cold and his replacement, Johnny
Morris, was forced out OF yesterdays
scrimmage with q leg injury. Hard
ground forced Coach Gil Dobie To
curta!l the contact work. While the
linemen charged into each other.
only tagging OF backs was permitted.
With Tony Dinatale definitely out
OF the game with Boston University,
the starting backfield will probably
lineup with Bryan at quarterback,
Gintoff and dueinea, halbacks, and
Horsfall, fullback.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-19
1ys To Take Prominent Part Against Haruard EleDe
Go West, Young
Men! Go West!
By DAN PARKER

C0HANE POET LAUREATE Fordhams football
that they University football
wants 10 stone even q origin atursd untrov
As sees IT, cno cSsnee has s
Bic o s 5 that The On n sss 81 w sS asn pao6
Ssi is Wsson e3 Inc
E nS sp sooa s S oS s who D . s ss o
n yord5as Rams ne Rose bowl AZ PEN
tied
something they
e mas s nsl what @
a1sm the same S''' Dame '' spawned Jimmy of0"
The stadium % q The Metre tackled him
box grabbed the phone and called the Irish bench
The fellow tackled Meyer tackled him hard"
Get him out Of the game at once"
The substitution made only two three
mat $4,000 knew Of the hn spirit OF
oMEARA widely Star
Gently printed suggestion for the Of hockey submitted
Mr. Dc d S ss @ e Of % my
pS D W that sss S @ @ s put e
called and so in roller n,
Of the team would himself his teams
&c ana % s 0s NJ @ i a sy
ohoa ' rs
S ' S es thu e %
s Inc Sss't ss h s @ says he
youth WILL BE sEvERED!" said Al Well yesterday as he
watched drop chicken sumbO Creole plush
Al talking happen
meets Jimmy Mclarnin at the Garden Friday evening.
may not have the right word but his idea sound
should convince carnn that SHOULD retirement
jimmy looked good against Tony Canzner comeback
because Tony looked
Ambes different though. Jimmy
TO tire the bout like he did
1@Ss should dance rings aroma jimmy and win The dsion
years something
three Irish fighters under his
Gerald promoter
who arrived recently with Messy Condor Jack Lehman and Eddie
Mcguire placed them Morgans Daniel
ardy calling vocal cords that had become aed through
County Cork where the famous Barney located Strangely
though Messy his mouth breath
convinced that Morgan oscued the block granite
bit of swallowed Lehman, lightweight
Cork bit laxative than Mcguire
born County Kerry that correct Eddie the darkest Kerry
laid Hts fiat undoubtedly
stopped pursuit Of his trade He sports Ronald Coman oustache The
call Roer sattey Of the Waterbury Lodge before they have
with the case.
AnYrlgh Eeafur Hxndica lel
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-19
NEW HAVEN CLUB
SEEKS GAMES HERE

The City Mission basketball team
Is booking games with any SEMI
pro basketball team In the state
and would like to arrange games
with some OF the Waterbury teams.
The Mission would like 70 hear
from such teams as the Knights OF
Lithuania, Olympics. Brooklyns,
Thomaston Kaceys and other teams
In that class. The Missions won
their opening game against the
New Britain Boys Club. Fpr games
write Bdd Maru. A6O Chsrel street,
New Haven.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-19
LAST NIGHTS FIGHTS
INV United Press)

New Y LEROY Haynes, 100 ga,
Philadelphia, kayoed Abe Feldman.
$50 la, New York ca: Eric Seelig.
1871. Germany, outpointed Tony
Fisher, 100 1-2. Newark Go; Leon
I'D Del Genio. 1879 IL, New York,
outpointed Norment Quarles, 1856 Ia.
Hendersonville, N. O., (iO.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-19
HOLY CROSS

Worcester. Mass, Nov. i9.-(UP).
--Wintry weather forced the Holy
Cross squad TO don stockings
caps, hoods and mittens for q brief
outdoor workout yesterday. Coach
Eddie Anderson had planned TO have
them work on new plays for ut.
Anselms but instead took the squad
indoors f.r q blackboard irstr,ic-
ton. Hip Moncewicz, veteran tackle,
was declared fully recovered from
injuries that kept him out OF last
weeks game, and will start satur-
day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-19
IN aBONUs" CAST

Ivan Miller. character player, has
been added TO the cast OF Para
mounts Lets Make A Million"
featuring Edward Everett Horton
and being directed BY Hay McCarey.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-19
College
Football
HARVARD

HARVARD
Cambridge. Mass, Nov. lo.--(UP).
Harvard will wind up It's prepare
lions for the Yale classic today af-
ter being held indoors by extremely
cold weather yesterday. The squad
went through o routine drill In
Briggs cage yesterday, acquainting
themselves with Yale plays In n
dummy scrimmagc and checking on
Its passing game before ending the
session with signal drill. Seven
seniors, including Captain Jim Gaff-
ney, Charlie Kessler, Bob Jones and
Nal McTernan, who arc slated os
starters. will be trying TO win their
first victory over Yale.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-19
NOT ADOPTING

Irene Dunno today vigorously
denied reports that she was con-
templating adoption Of child MS
carried In press dispatches from
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-19

Chicago. She soon will return to
Hollywood 10 assume the leading
part In Paramount's musical, High.
Wide and Handsome" with Reuben
Mamoulian directing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-19
DARTMOUTH

Hanover, N. H., Nov. 19.--(uP)--,
Frozen ground and extreme cold
again hampered Dartmouths drill
for Saturdays game. Despite ad"
verse conditions, however, the first
eleven took part In short defen-
sive scrimmage against the Jayvees
who paraded Princeton plays. Prin-
ceton's runs from punt formation
received special attention. Captain
Gordon Bennett remained All OBJ
server but Hank Whitaker took part
In the closing signal drill.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-19

Buzzy McOrath will again coach
the Fulton Midgets. Good luck
Buzz.
Until the next time we meet
Aides.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-19

High single--Kurvsood, i04.
High three--Kurwo0d, 20b.
High team-GluarterB, 250.
High total, quarters, 72i.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-19

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