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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-07-22
Calvary

Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Porter and
two children of Beckley, w. Va,
have been visiting relatives here,
and at Glouster and Hebron the past
week. They were accompanied home
Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Porter
Of Hebron, and together they will
motor to Virginia Beach and Wash
ington. D. c., for a weeks vacation.
Mrs. Maria Hogsett Dies
Mrs. Herbert Ball received word
Monday that her mother, Mrs. Maria
Hogsett, so, had passed away at the
home of her son Clyde ct Bellefon-
taine. The body will be brOcght
here for burial at Wrightstown, by
the side of her husband Funeral
will be Thursday at 2 o'clock. She
was the widow of Algernon Hogsett.
Her maiden name was Maria Coul-
ter. She leaves three daughters,
Mrs. Jennie Hambel, near Mount
vile; Mrs. Flossie Ball, Wrights-
town; Mrs. Nellie Vess of Trimble; ;
one son, Earl Hogsett, Jackson
Vile, Fla, and one brother, John
Coulter of Pennsville.
Mr.. and Mrs Emery Able spent
Sunday at Bartlett with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Vincent. who
have both been quite sick.
Mr.. Carl Ahle has purchased a
new cuope of Abel brothers, at Me-
Connelsville.
Earl Able and wife of Joy spent
Sunday at Lewrence Ahle's.
Mr. and Mrs. John Law and two
sons of Detroit, are visiting relatives
here and at Bartlett. John is a
Morgan county boy, but has been To-
Gated at Detroit for a number of
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Archer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Able enjoyed
motor trip to Beverly and Marietta
Sunday.
Will Balderson and Eldon Ahie
have been on the sick list for several
days, but are improving.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-07-22
A SIGNIFICANT YEAR
15Oth ANNIVERSARY

The nation this year is celebrat-
ing the one hundred and fiftieth an
niversary of its life under the con-
stitution. The year 1857 saw the
first emergence from the period
which one noted contemporary au-
thor termed 'the times that try
mems souls" and witnessed the be-
ginning of the American experiment
in constitutional democratic gov
ernment
The same year also saw the adop-
tion in congress of an ordinance
the one bearing the simple title of
! the Ordinance of 17S7''-but one
which was destined to fix the char
acter of the nation for generations
and centuries to come. The original
colonies and their governments had
/ been of variety of types. Some
had considerable local power others
were under the crown, still others
were ruled by influential noblemen
who held proprietary rights over the
i lives and liberties of the colonists.
The two latter kinds were swept
away by the revolution and all be-
came subject to general govern
ment, retaining at the same time
their individuality as states but
members of cohesive whole
Time came for the erection of the
Northwest Territory, from which the
five states of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois.
Michigan and Wisconsin were later
to be carved, and congress entered
upon the serious duty of selecting
the kind of government under which
the hardy pioneers soon to invade
this region were to live
In the Ordinance of 1887, passed
even before the Bill of Rights be-
came part of the constitution. con-
gress created the first government
known to the history of the world
in which slavery was forever pro-
hibited and education of some de-
gree made available to every inhab-
liant who desired to take advantage
OF it. The spirit of the great ordi-
nance which gave birth to Ohio is
that Inherent in the first 10 amend
ments to the constitution.
Trial by jury, freedom of religion
and press were implicit in the great
document whose passage is to be
by fitting celebrations in
this and other states in the next
few months
Its adoption opened the pathway
of empire and of opportunity to the
early settlers of Ohio and gave this
state the representative population
that always has been an important
cause of its greatness. From New
England came the descendants of
the very earliest colonists to settle
Ohio's Western Reserve. From
Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Vir-
ginia came other strains produced
N large part on these shores to take
Up their land generally ir the CEN
raj and southern parts of the state
md to mingle with the Yankees
who settled to their immediate
lorth
The Ordinance of 1887 permitted
his migration and the development
# Ohio and therefore should be re-
sarded with reverence by every cit
zen of this state who has a proper
egard for it's amazing contribution
o America and the opportunity it
till offers to everyone living within
is confines.-Columbu Dispatch.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-07-22

Sun-Proof paints are tested year
in and year out under all forms Of
climatic and seasonal weather con-
ditions.-Standard Supply Co.
m I Off
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-07-22

STATE AUTO MUTUAL IN
SURANCE ASSOCIATION
Ohios largest insurer of Auto
mobiles. Easy payment plan.
JOHN w. FOX. Agent
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-07-22

Eighty years of continuous
growth, research and experience,
make Sun-Proof paints the best for
exterior surfaces.-Standard Supply
Co. m13tf
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-02
AutomobiIv.

Pet rokd stara dfvka usmr
cena byla automobilem pTi pre-
chazenf ulice. Usmrcenou by
la Martha Clock, re S. Ken
wood avenue. Automobil RI
dill Robert Malone z Washing
tonu.
= Frank Simpson, 24lety z
Washington usmrcen byl ne
Rockville silnici v Bethesda
Md.
= John Ceppas, cernoch, u.
smrcen byl ~automobilem Y
Cambridge, Md.
= Andrew T. Jackson, 2E
Lefty re Silver Spring, Md, u.
smrcen byl v nedeli automobi
lem, kdyz ma Washington Bou-
levard srazil sc S nakladn1m
truckem. Truck T1dil John T.
.Sisk z Elkwood, Va.
- rokd starry Jerry Snead
z Glen Burnie kriticky v nede-
Ii zranen byl ma Annapolis
Boulevard automobilem III. AL
freda Stalfort. Hochu byla
lebka rozrazena.
- u Severna Park porane-
nj byli diva navstevnfci kampu
ma Fort Hoyle: A. K. Earnest
a Jackson Read.
= Paul G.. Mayer, 29lety z
Traymore road, vrazil v pom
deli automobilem do sloupu ma
Eastern avenue u Sewer road.
Potlucen byl ma ruce. S MIN
jedoucfm: James Erdman roz-
bita byla lebka, Beatrice Ma
son zranena vnitTne a Rosalii
Johnson rozbito koleno.
- Automobilem We srazce
usmrcen byl pondelf ma Ere
derrick avenue 36lety Edward
HI. Simons z Meadowbrook a.
venue v Gainesville. Automo-
bilem vrazil do elektricke po-
ulicn1 drahy. Ma kafe nikdo
zranen nebyl. Usmrcenim je-
no pocet usmrcenych dostoupil
v Marylandu Cd 1. ledna vyse
258 osob.
- We srazce tTi automobile
casne rano v pondelf poraneno
bylo v Charlestown, Md, de-
set osob. Tri zraneni byli tez-
ce. Diva byli z Baltimore: Wal
ter Androwsky a jeho manzel-
ka. Tri byli z Pennsylvania.
Dive byly cernosky z Filadel-'
fie. .Dalsf byli z Brooklyn, N.
a z Virginie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-02
Predbezne ornament zabav.

= Velkou narodni pout u
spoTada Sdruzeni Ceskosloven-
skych SpolkG v nedeli, II. Ger
vence V Sokolskem Tabore
Tyrs.
= Andulcinu Pout uspofa-
da Tel. Jed. Sokol Curtis Bay
v ned6li, 25. cervence V Soko-
lovne V Curtis Bay.
= PTipravte Sc ma osadni
karnival osady sv. Vaclavske,
ktery Sc Dude konat V tydnu
cd 16. do "a. cervence ma osad,
MIN pozemku Ashland Avenue
a Chester ulice.
= Rodinny vylet uspofada
Spolek Nejsv6t6jsfho Jmena z
osady sv. Vaclavske ma SOY
CvachG, Furnace Branch, V ne
deli, 8. srpna. Okruznf jfzdne
soc. Vstup volnj! Busy wy
jedou cd Katolicke budovy V
TO-, 1920, H., 11:30, r.,
1890 a 1. hodinu. Kazdy jest
v1tan! Obcerstveni a zabava
pc cely den.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-02
Automobiles strelen a
okraden.

Bernard Cohen z Fairview
avenue oloupen byl casne rano
v nedeli dvema zlodeji O $3.50
ma hotovosti, kdyz daval auto
mobil do garaze "a svym do
mem. Loupez tato byla tretf,
jez spachana byla behem 3 no
din v sobotu noci ma nedeli.
Jinou obet1 byl Tfdic taxica-
bu, grocerista a kolektor ma
bbyyttkove firmy.
William Turner, ffdic taxi
cabu prepaden byl dvema, kite
RI Sc Jim vezti dali ma Linden
avenue, "aby 81 prohledli tam
DIM. Kdyz pTibl1zili sc ma
North avenue, porucili mu. "a
jeti do ulicky, kde jej okradli
o So.
Grocernf obchod We 400 bio
ku w. Cross ulice, cernoch
majiteli $2.4O. TTemi GER
nochy okraden byl kolektor z
1000 blocku N. Broadway, Hy-
man Rosenbloom o $125.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-02
Tulaci mali vstsinu
" poIepSovne.

Skorem padesat procent "a
vTenych osob Marylandske
polepsovne jest tulakd. Do ro-
ka Sc jich tam vystrfda ma 81
900. V posledn1ch mesfcfch
pocet jejich rosie slime. Oby-
cejne policejn1mi soudci Cd
souzeni jsou ma tri mesfce. De-
vadesat procent z Mich je be-
loskou. Tulaky TENN hlavne
jsou tax zvan1"smoke hounds
jmeno to davano jim policii
pro to, re pijou necisteny al
kohol S vodou. Kdyz prijati
jsou do 1stavu, musf podrobe-
nj byti d6kladnemu cisten1 a
zmenam oblek1. Obleky tyto
stat stoj1 81 kazdy. Zmeniti
jej must pravidelne aspon ety.
rikrate. Hosti polepsovne je
obycejne cd $50 do 400.
Tulaci "smoke hounds oby-
cejne nejsou schopni tezsf pra-
&c a take neplodi mnoho "tru-
blu" v 1stavu. Jejich hlavni
zajem soustTedl sc ma til jidla
denne, ma m1sto Ike spani a ma
Smoke" dostanou-li sc k ne
mu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-02
Armady prot sobs podel
Amur reky.

Japonske noviny .vinily We
ctvrtek rano, 1. cervence, Re
Rusko ma 40 valecnych lodi,
silnou armada, vzducholodi a
tanky - vse hotove ku srazce
podel Amur Teky ma Sib1fske
hranici, kde tri ruske delove
lodi We stTedu utkaly Sc v bitve
S Japonsko-M anchoukuan de-
lostrelci.
Jedna LODI potopena byla, il
ma poskozena a tTetf pfinuce-
ma ku kvapnemu odplut1.
Japonske vojsko podel hra-
nice ses1leny byly pesfmi a j1z-
deckymi divisemi a 1000 aero
plant, 600 ozbrojenymi motto
rovymi tricky a 1000 tanky.
Vojska japonskeho poc1ta Sc
tam ma 100000 muz1.
Zpravy ohlasujf, re ruska
armada zkoncentrovana jest u
Boyarkov.
Zahranicnf ministerstva dou-
fail, re konflikt da Sc urovna-
tt diplomatickym jednanlm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-02
Bida pro darebakv.

Sedmnact banditG a zlodej1
zatceno bylo Baltimorskou po-
lici1 behem posledn1ch dvou
tydnG. Schytani byli kratce pc
provedenem prepadu nebo kra
dezi. Mezi zatcenymi byli tfi
chlapci, kteTi kradli v obcho-
du, diva zlodeji chycenf pr kra
dezi v obchode ma Charles uli-
CT, diva uprchl1 trestanci, jeden
z nichz %zastrelen byl, kdyz W.
tahoval revolver a diva zlodeji
kdyz vloupati Sc chteli do OBJ
chodu ma E. Baltimore ulici.
Tato cinnost policie ujistuje
vefejnost a nahan1 strach da-
rebakGm. Policiste, kterf pro.
vedli zatcen1 tato, zasluhujt
plneho uZnani.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-02
Diva pobodani " domaci valce.

Diva pobodani " domaci valce.
V bl1zkosti Prince Frederick,
Md, 38leta Mary Combs Nor
ris z Washingtonu byla bodnu-
tim usmrcena a jeji manzel,
James w. Morris, nebezpecne
zranen.
Morrisova pokarala Wilso-
ma Jones, 25leteho pro uhoze-
nj sve manzelky. Jones zatcen
byl a zavfen do vezenf. Nor
ris S tezkou ranou dan do ne
mocnice.
Dunn Morrise je {. 528 Min
nesota avenue We Washingto-
nu. Rozena byla re Zapadnf
Virginie. Ona Sc svym name
lem V patek odejela z Wash
ingtonu, ably 81 zarybafili ma
Parker's Wharf, osm mil cd
Prince Frederick, Md.
Ia nekolik hodin 20 prfjez-
du oba odejeli S Jonesem a ie-
no manzelkou dive mile dale
pc Patuxent rece ku Broome's
Island. Jones slime pill. Cestou
uder1l Jones manzelku svoii.
Morrisova jej karala. Kdyz
doJeli ku obydlf Jonesova otce
kratce pc pGlnoci ma sobotu
mlady Jones vyskocil 2 auto
mobilu beze do domu otcova.
Manzelka jeho pustila Sc pres
prazdny lot a ukryla Sc. Jones
vybehl z otcova domu s reznic-
kym nozem v ruce a bodl Nor
risovou dvakrate. Jednfm bod
nutim prosekl jeff plice. Dru-
hymn prosekl j nohu. Manuel
jej1 bezel j ku pomoci. Bod
nut do leve strany klesl. Po-
zdeJi Jones nalezen v posteli v
dome otcove a zavfen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-02
Pet odsouzeno.

TTi muzi a dive zeny odsou-
zeny byly v pondelf do vezeni
vladimir soudcem, William c..
Coleman. Behem vysetTovani
agent Department. spravedl-
nosti, Turron, svedcil, re obdr-
Eel podepsan6 vyznani nekoli-
ka policistd, kteTf v mem uda-
vail, re policejn1 lieutenant,
Edward Hitzelberger re seve-
rozapadnf stanice jim dial roz-
kay chraniti jiste vykficene
domy.
Pro pTestoupeni Mannova
zakonu o b1lem otroctvl, odsou
zeno bylo pet: Shipley Kamin-
ski ma pet roku do vezenf V "a
padn1 Virginii a pokute $4,000
Carol Goldstein ma pet ro-
XII do vezen1 v Pennsylvania a
pokute $4,000.
Florence Reed ma tri roxy
do vezen1 v Zapadnf Virginii.
George A. Lanahan ma 4 ro-
ky do vladn1 trestnice.
Raymond G. Duncan ma 4
roxy do teze trestnice.
Lanahan a Duncan doznali,
re dopravili sem z New Yorku
dive d1vky pro nemravne ice
ly. Ostatnf v jedne zalobe vi
neni byli, re sem dopravili Kit
ty Kuhn z Harrisburg, Pa, pro
tytez 1cely.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-02
Eastern Vyssi skola nebude
hotova.

Nova budova Eastern Vyssi
dfvcf skoly nebude asi hotova
do IA. zaTf, kdy novy skolni
rok pocat Dude. S dostavbou
budovy snad poc1tati sc must v
rfjnu nebo az v listopadu, jak
oznameno bylo z radnice. Ne
dokonceni za%vineno jest ne
moznostf dostati potTebny ma
terial a kontrakty ktere uza-
vreny byly s administered We.
rejnych Prac1 (WPA.)
Nova budova jez Dude moci
pojmouti $500 zacek, posta-
vena Dude We Venable parku
naproti Stadiu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-02
Pc synove svatbs wal ST sam
povoleni ku snatku.

Kratce pc tom, kdyz syn ,je-
no oddan byl v New Yorku,
BaltimoTan William E. Asher
z Middle River S Annie B. Con
ley z N. Fulton avenue, otec
zenicha, 67lety James E. Ash
er vyzdvihl 81 povolen1 ku SHAT
ku, ktery uzavfe s ucitelkou
Eastern High skoly, Edith A
melia Smith, SO roxy starou Z.
srpna. Vdovcem je cd roku
1884.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-02
Obesila Sc ma puncose We
vsZenf.

Alma Getsin, 81 rokG stara
nalezena byla v noci z pondel
ma 1tery obeSena We v6zenf il.
hozapadn1 policejni stanice "a
nekolik hodin pc uveznen.
SVEN pro ruSeni klidu We 1OC
blocku Addison ulice. Jmenc
muze a zeny z Washington
nemohlo byti zjisteno. S tie.
mito Getsin Ella We Washingto.
nu a kteff pTisli il do vezent
%navst1viti pc zatcenf jejfm.
Matrona policejnf stanice,
Jane Gooding, jez nalezla O.
besenou ma hedvabne puncose,
udala, re neznamy muz ten j
fekl, re on a Getsinova prijeli
sem z aWshingtonu a re "meli
n6kolik drinkG" spoIu. Odpo-
ledne pc tom Getsinova cd ne
no odesla.
Zatcena byla kolem 6. .hodi-
ny ma stlznost Casper JAEGER,
re tato Jemu zcela neznama
kopala do dveTf jeho.
Uhozenf Violy Harris z
Washingtonu V pondelf v noel
stale George Shifflett z Edge
mere $25. Ku t6ze pokute Cd
souzen byl William Endton,
ktery byl Sc Shiffletem. Poll
cista zatkl oba, kdyz tito ha-
dali sc S Harrisovou u hospo-
dy ma North Point road.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-02
W. V podZamcf lie VISA.

|prav. V podzamcf je vsak
mnoho bfdy Majetnfk zamku
Adolf Schwarzenberg Sc svou
chot1 snaz1 sc b1du zm1rniti. V
uplynulem obdobi bylo jiz de-
satym rokem stravovano pres
100 det1 zdejsf obecne a mes
tanske skoly, pro ktere bylo
vydano pres 5000 teplych do
brych obedG. Tuto peel rfdf a
zavedla pant Schwarzenbergo-
va. Je to Gin humann1 a slou-
II Schwarzenbergrovi, ktery
akci financuje, Ike cti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-02
Cast msstskych nemocnic
uZaVfena.

Vypuknut1 nezjistene naka-
zy mezi nemluvnaty v NEST
skem oddelenf Baltimore City
Hospitals (byvala Bay View
zavinilo zavrenf teto Cd IL.
cervna. DR.. Williams toto L.
terry prohlasil, re nemocf snad
je "tomatis''. Nemoc napada-
la d1tky v 1stech jejich a sirila
Sc treba az ku hrdlu. Pnvod
nakazlive nemoci teto neni
znamym.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-02
WALLY DUSEK zapasiti bu.
de $ DANNO
ZapaSe.


Pffstf dtery, 6. cervence v
hlavnlm kf1zkovem zapase po-
radanem V Carlins Park Wally
Dusek zapasiti Dude s Danno
O'Mahoney.
V nasleduj1cfch 4 zapasech
1cast brati budou:
Rudy DuSek VS.. Donovan +;
Kennedy VS.. Lenehan; Russell
VS.. Campofreda; Garibaldi VS..
Sivenski.
Vstupn6: 40c, $1.1O a $1.65.
Zeny V prGvodu muze mali
vstup volny.
Minute 1tery kTfzkove "a
pasy odlozeny byly "a prfci-
nou nepf1zniveho pocasi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-02
Ma rok do vezeni, re stloukl
sve dftko.

Ma severnf policejni stanici
odsouzen byl otec til dftek, 80
lety Carlin Kilby, re stloukl
sveho 6 rok1 stareho syna, Ro-
landa, ma jeden rok do polep-
SONNY.
Matka d1tek svedcila, re ca
sto tloukl sve d1tky.
Soudee pro krutost jeho a
nestaran1 sc o podporu rodinu
diktoval mu trest jednoho ro-
ku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-02
PIumboval bezpravns.

Michael Babicki, 44lety, Cd
souzen byl ku pokute $40 a u
trait ma vychodni stanici, re v
dome SVEN We 800 blocku
Wolfe ulice proved plumbfT-
ske prace beZ certifikatu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-02
Ma pomoc ransnym vojakim.

Ma pomoc ransnym vojakGm.
"Ceskoslovensky lazaret"
poT1zeny pro spanelsko z do
brovolnych pTfspevk6, pine jiz
funguje "a vladnl f%rontou u
Toleda. Ma sto luck, je kam-
pletne vybaven chirurgickymi
potrebami a lekaTskym mate
rialem, leky, pradlem, potra-
vinami a knihovnou. Celkova
hodnota zaT1zeni stala pGl mi
lionu. Posadka lazaretu je Is
clenna: diva chirurgove, inter-
nista, til jejich asistenti, lekar-
nice, pet oSetTovatelek a po-
mocnic, Softer, kuchaT a elek-
trotechnik. Lazaret 81 dial jme-
no "Jan Amos Komensky."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-02
ZoufaI 81.

V Move Lhote vypil v sebe-
vrazednem 1myslu zedn1k
Frantisek Calek lysol a tehoz
dine zemTel. Proc tax ucinil, je
pTedmetem SetTen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-02
Philadelphia silnice z 65 pro-
cent hotova.

Skorem 65 procent move Phi
ladelphie silnice hotovo jest.
Nova silnice vedena Dude cd
Baltimore mestske linie do A
berdeen a pc stare casti silnice
odtud do Havre de Grace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-02
Vlakem ujeta mu noha.

Nakladnlm vlakem Pennsyl-
vanske drahy u Turner's stani-
ce, ur1znuta byla v 1tery noha
Nathanielu jackson.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-02
Hasici porazili marinaky.

Baltimorstf hasici We hre
ballu v Oriole Park v sobotu
odpoledne porazili Quantico
marinaky. Hire predchazela
parada. V parade bylo $50
marinakG S bandou rs muzznG
silnou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-02
b mad VItavou

je znama krasnym schwarzen-
bergskym zamkem, ktery je CT
lem mnoha turistickych W.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-02
Maly OznalnOvatel.
HELP WANTED-FOR SALE-ETC

PRIME Sc zenska ma vypo-
moe V pekarne a ma domac1
praci. K doptanf V elsie 1900
Prentis Place.
The Washington times., 1937-11-26
.kOvERLY beaten
BY RAY STEELE

Thanksgiving proved no excep-
tion to the wrestling industry as
a flock Of the boys who are un-
classified by Social Security but
filled with turkey breasts and
wings, flew into each other with
all the might of mad demons. AS
usual half the gang on deck won,
and the other half lost. That's
the way with sports events, except
maybe, sometime the guys who
lay it on the line turn out to be
the only losers. But in wrestling,
1t is up to the customer whether
or not he is the gent who takes
the beating. We're not saying.
But as far as last nights ex-
trevaganza is concerned, Ray
Steele hung fancy grip on
George Koverly after % minutes
Of furious Thanksgiving night bat
ting. When these two birds hop
to it on Thanksgiving it is really
a tussle. That is why Joe Turner
lined up this particular match
Just because Steel and Koverly
stage a real show on Thanksgiv-
ing.
In the semi-final event, Pat
(Blarney) Meehan, mighty son
Of Erin, displayed his Erin Go
Braugh windmill, new trick
especially designed for wrestlers
on Thanksgiving. In putting on
this demonstration he used Jack
Patterson. The trick worked
after 20 minutes, and Meehan was
the winner.
Football had its final fling as
far as the collegianS are concerned
in the District yesterday morning,
but last night a couple Of excolle-
giate gridders staged a tilt that
would rock the Ivy League. Mike
Mazurki, former New York Uni
versity substitute running guard,
pulled out of the line and spilled
MayeS McLain, former grid great
Of Haskell Institte. The Institute
lad was in possession Of the bald
knob of Mazurki on the N. Y. U.
eight-yard stripe, and when he de-
The Washington times., 1937-11-26
COlOred GlOvemen
Battle in Finals
Banks tOFaCe
Sanders in
Feature
ARENA IS SITE

Washington's colored Washing.
ton Herald Golden Glovers reach
their fighting peak in eight
smashing finals bouts at Turner'S
Arena tonight, $50 o'clock, when
the first annual competition in
volving these picturesque warriors
Is brought to a close.
The combatants and finalists, a
spirited and determined lot, will
be battling for the traditional
Golden Gloves and the right to
represent the District in the ALI
Americas in Boston next month.
Tonight's big bang surrounds
the 118-pound feature in which
Billy Banks, Harris A. C. sensa-
ton and a surprise semifinalist in
the 1886 All America, wages war
with j. Sanders, Of Northwest
House.
Sanders, grimly determined and
rough and tough, will be out to de-
mand Billy's best.
In a 126-pound number Lyman
Stewart, possibly the tournament
second best bet, faces another Y.
M. c. A. boy in Louis Peace, also
outstanding. Competitively this
may prove the tournaments best
bout.
Bucky Wickes, Harris A. c., 175-
FOUNDER, mingles with Anthony
Kelly, Y. M. C. A., in another prom
Using exchange, while Glen Powers
and j. Kenner, both Of the Y. NJ.
c. A., are down for the heavy
weight finale.
Tickets are priced at 40 and 85
cents, and are on sale at Turner'S
Arena.
The Washington times., 1937-11-26
RAMS READY

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-With
one of the longest practices Of the
year behind them, Coach Jim
Crowley's Fordham Rams today
were pronounced ready for tomor-
rows closing game with the New
York University eleven before an
expected crowd Of $4,000 fans.
The Washington times., 1937-11-26
SOUTHEAST WIN

CHICAGO, Nov. 26.-The
champion Southeast team re-
manned the standout today in the
national women's field hockey
tournament. The Southeasterners
defeated a strong Midwest entry,
! to 0, yesterday in the opening
round of play.
The Washington times., 1937-11-26
SIMON BOWLS
HUGE SCORES

Irwin Simon, captain Of the Uni
versity Show bowling team Of the
Recreation League, smashed the
NAPLES for a 171-game and 437 set,
falling short Of high game by five
pins and high set by 10 pins. Aided
BY simon's bowling and Hokie
Smiths 388, University Shop held
second place by taking a 81 decis-
ION from Terry's Home Appliance
Company last night at Recreation
alleys. Cliff Hollis rolled 373 for
the losers.
The leading Marlboro Hotel in
creased their lead to four games.
aided by Joe Harrison's 4O2 and
Earl Duncan's 400, by sweeping
their set from Herzog's.
TEAM STANDINGS
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cided to cross up the opposition
with the old Statute of Liberty
play, Mazurki threw him for a
20-yard loss. The end came In
II minutes.
Jack Hader pinned Casey Ber-
ger, and Bill Sledge and Jack
Kennedy wrestled to a Scoreless
draw. Between the halves, Miss
Half-Nelson presented Miss Flying
Mare with a bouquet of posies.
The Washington times., 1937-11-26

united through its schedule with football as it is
today is tremendous accomplishment
So to Joe Kilgrow and his rampaging red regi-
ment and Coach Frank Thomas, the rock Of
Tuscaloosa, q deep and courtly Southern bow
and all honor. ....
But for the Rose Bowl football game in the
famous Arroyo Secco at Pasadena, Calf, on jan
uary /, 1898, California VS.. Fordham University
Of Rose Hill, the Bronx, N. Y. C.
That's still our ticket and while we may lose
the Solid South, we'll sweep the Bronx and the
Borough of Manhattan
If Fordham can beat New York University in
the Yankee Stadium tomorrow-and Fordham
will-then it rates the Rose Bowl bid If ever
team rated it.