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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-28
TEAESTELY A SIT. GYORGY
SZ0VETSEG YOUNGSTOWN
OSZTALYANAL

A Scent Gy0rgy Sz0vetseg
12-ik osztalya tea estet rendez
januar 31-en z oral kezdettel
a Magyar G. Kat. templom
alatti teremben, amely estere
szeretettel meghivja a jo ba-
ratok es ismer0sok sokasagat.
Hogy a megjelen6ket megki-
meljuk a faradtsagtol, ugy ha-
taroztuk, hogy a csekely belle
pc jeggyel egyszerre meg lesz
fizetve az 0sszes kiadas, vagyis
mem kellesz mindig rendeles
utan a zsebbe keresgelni, egy-
seer fizet es t0bbszor rendel.
Es hogy miert kezdiink olyan
koran, az annak az Okla, hogy
mostan nagyon sokan este II
orakor mennek munkaba, de
azert szeretne az estelyen reszt
venni, hat adunk alkalmat,
hogy elj0jjon egy .j6 meleg
teara, meg egy jo baratsagos
este eltoltesere, es mivel tu-
dott dolog, hogy a Scent Gy.
Sz0vetsegesek mem sok estet
vagy mulatsagot rendeznek,
de Ok ANIMAL t0bb helyen meg
jelennek, ennelfogva isrnetelve
hivjuk es kerjiik a is barato-
kat, tiszteljenek meg benniin-
ket a megjelenesikkel, de xii
l0n0sen kerjiik q tagtarsakat,
.hogy egy Sc narration tavol,
inert nekik ugyis fizetrli kell,
akar oft lesznek, akar mem
Hat inkAbb legyenek oft. lis
Tisztelettel a RENDEZ6SEG
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-28
Az UVEGESEK
SZTRA.K.JA

veget ert Pittsburghban, de
mem tudtak megegyezni Tole-
doban a Libby Owens munka-
sok, akiknek nyolc cent helyett
csak hat cent orankenti javi-
tast kinaltak.
Az eredmennyel Pittsburgh
ban sincsenek megelegedve,
inert a sztrajk el6tt 0t cent
beremelest kinaltak S ICY a
sztrajkkal mem nyertek csak
harom centet orankent.
Kiil0nosen azert mem tetszik
egyebkent az egyezseg, inert
meg vannak r6la gy6z6dve a
munkasok, hogy egy-ket het
alatt t0bbet is kaphattak vol
ma, de a Lewis erdekei ait XII
vantak, hogy a termeles azon-
nal kezd6djek s a General Mo-
tors konkurrenseit uveggel
gyorsan ellassak. Vagyis AIT
erik a hosszu h6napok 6ts
sztrajkol6 iiveggyari munka.
sok, hogy az 6 varhato gy6zel.
miiket fel kellett aldozni, inert
ugy kivanta ait az q kiizde.
lem, amt most q General Mo.
torsnal a Lewis tekintelyenel
es hatalmanak a n0velesere
folytatnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-28

talmat fontosabbnak a mum
kas sorsanal.
Ha a General Motors mum
kasai az atkozott speed-up
rendszert ell tudnak t0rtilni, ha
a bereket megfelel6en a
General Motors hatalmas pro-
fitjanak az aranyaban - emel-
mex, mi egesz szepen belle tud-
nank nyugodni, hogy a John
L. Lewis megdagadt fejen a
daganat esetleg egy kcsit le-
cs0kken.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-28

KISS JANOS, 1854 Britain
ST., a WPA alkalmazottja volt
mint ejjeli 6r a South Sideon.
A multi cstit0rt0k0n hajnalban
eszmeletleniil talaltak ra a
Kryzan Field k0zeleben. A k6r
hAzban mem sokkal kes6bb XII
szenvedett. DR.. Hauser halott-
KEN szerint agyverzes 0lte
meg az So ewes Greg magyart.
Kiss 80 evvel ezel6tt j0tt
Amerikaba es 18 evvel ezel6tt
Youngstownba keriilt Pitts
burgb6l. Halalat gyaszoljak 0z-
vegye, Kiss Maria, fla, ifj. ia
nos, leanya, Erzsebet Is egy
fla es leanya egy el6bbi ha-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-28
TIT VAN A NAPTAR
Az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap
1887 eyre sz6l6 nagy naptarat
rendes el6fizet6ink ingye
kapjak

Az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap
ez evIen is teljesen ingyen
ada hi elofizet6inek 1887
evi nagy es gazdag tartalmu
Naptarat
Dacara annak, hogy a Nap
tar nekiink nehez szazakba
kerul es hogy mas magyar
lapok SO centeket is elkernek
a Naptarukert, mi INGYEN
adjuk nlindenkinek, akinek
el6fizetese legalabb 1897 ap-
rilis Zig rendezve lesz.
A Naptart atadjak kollek-
toraink, vagy az atvehet6 a
408 w. Federal st. alatti va
rosi irodankban. Aki postan
kivanja elkiildetni, az irjon
erte es mellekeljen levelehez
10 centet belyegben a posta-
koltsegre.
Termeszetesen azok az el6-
fizetok, akiknek lapja aprilis
/ utan jar lie, minden tovabbi
fizetes nslkul kapjak a remek
kalendariumot. Akinek lejart
a lapja, annak legalabb aprilis
1-ig kell AIT megujitani.
A mi Naptaraink PENZERT
mem kaphat6k. Csak annyi
keszult bel6lik, hogy minden
el6fizetonk es az vi el6fizet6k
kapjanak.
Az e!6fizetes postan is el-
kildhet6 lapunk cimere: 812
Fifth Avenue.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-28

lapitasa, a torveny hatalya es
megszeg6inek btintetese kiza-
rolag a Kongresszus jogkore.
A torvenyhozas ezen Macy
fontossagu tevekenykedeseit
nem ruhazhatja at egy SEE
melyre, vagy egy olyan hiva'
talra, amelynek tagjait, ellen
tetben a Kongresszussal, mem
valasztjak idokOzOnkent es
mem tartoznak kozvetlen fele-
losseggel a nepnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-28
ANNYIRA DOMINALJA

a banyasz-car a helyzetet,
hogy az egesz kiizdelem az 8
szemelye, az 8 hatalma es az
8 tekintelye k0ril forog Is ell
ismeri ma mindenki, hogy ma
guk a General Motors munka-
sok majdnem mindent meg
kaphatnanak, amt kernenek,
csupan ait nem, hogy Lewis
legyen az ur az iparban.
Lassan ezt egyre vilagosab-
ban latjak a munkasok, akik
egyre t0bben fordulnak el a
CIO-td s akik ma partatlanul
vezetett szavazas eseten mem
lennenek husz szazalekban sem
a Lewis tAborban.
Ha mar most hetekig, ta-
Ian honapokig fog a kizdelem
tartani ha a rnunkasok ell
adosodnak egy olyan tetlenseg
k0vetkezteben, amely mem az {
akaratukb6l t0rtenik, k0nnyen
megeshetik, hogy hosszu ideig
mem is lesznek hajland6k meg
egyszer szervezetre gondolni.
Ez semmi esetre mem 0rven.
detes kilatas es nekiink faj q
legjobban, de a rossz id6ben
rossz taktikaval Is dagadt fe.
jill vezetessel kezd6d0tt hare
maskent mem is vegz6dhetett
volna exert fajt nekiink, mi.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-28
.MINDEZEKET MEM ALERT

irjuk, hogy elcsiiggedjenek
a sztrajkolo General Motors
munkasok, hanem azert, hogy
.assanak tisztAn es k0veteljek
a szervezeteikben, hogy az il
legalis sit-down sztrajkot XII
hivjak, a szavazast elrendel-
jek, a targyalasokat miel6bb
megkezdjek. Mert - ismetel-
jiik es felel6ssegiink teljes tu-
databan ujra leirjuk, - hogy
a sztrajk folytatasa mem a &C.
neral Motors munkasok j6le-
teert, hanem a John L. Lewis
Ipresztizseert t0rtenik.
7 Es bar mi mindig keszseggel
Ismertiik el a multban, hogy az
hltalunk er6sen utalt banyasz-
ar nerni eredmenyt ert ell a
nunkasnak, ma meg sem
tartjuk az 8 tekintelyet es ha-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-28

(FolytataS a 4-ik oldalrol)
kasrol, aki a haboru arat fl
yeti, hanem arr6l, hogy John
L. Lewis lesz-e a leghatalma-
Sabb ember e hazaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-28
MAGYAROK NAPTARA

Ebben a ), rovatban dijtala-
null kozoliik sazon egyha-
zak, egyletek, vagy intez-
menyek mulatsagait, ossze-
j0veteleit, stb. - mem tobb
mint 2 honappal el6re is,
]. amelyeknek az Amerikai
magyar Hirlap, a hivatalos
lapja es amelyek mulatsagai-
kat hirdetik lapunkban Is
nyomtatvanyaikat nalunk
szerzik be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-28

Januar 81, EN-, vasarnap este
z orakor a Fuggetlen Ref.
Egyhaz Fatal Hazasok K0re
tancmulatsaggal egybek0t0tt
tancmulatsagot rendez a
Maennerchor Club termeben.
Bemutatjak a "Sari bir6" ci-
mil falusi tOrtenetet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-28
HALALOzASOK

Kiss Janos Is Macy Janosne el.
kOltOztek az el0k SOrab6l
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-28
HETI SZEMLE

kor a sit-down sztrajk kez-
dodOtt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-28
MEG VAN MEG Az A

MEu AIN MENN AL "A
halvany remenyseg, hogy
amt az eln0k a Lewis szem-
telenkedese utan mem tehet
meg egyenesen, k0zvetve pro-
balja megtenni.
A kongresszusban vannak
baratai a munkasnak es mem
lehetetlen, hogy olyan vizsga-
latot rendelnek ell a La Folette
bizottsag reszer6l a General
Motors ellen, amely kellemet-
len lesz DuPontnak, meg a
tobbi penzes- zsaknak es Italian
ennek az elkerulesere hajlan-
dok lesznek a derekukat bead
nj.
Csakhogy a kongresszusi
vizsgalat is ketelu fegyver es
mar t0bb oldalrol k0vetelik,
hogy a vizsgalatot inditsak
meg Lewis ellen is, ami mem
lenne kellemes a banyaszok
carjanak.
A vizsgalat soran megjelen-
nenek a banyaszok, akik mem
urai, de jobbagyai a United
Mine Workersnak, amelyben
csupan adot szabad nekik fl
zetni es talan megkerdeznek,
hogy az 8 t6liik bevasalt mil
liokon inert mem szervezik ell
Sc sorban Kentuckyban, meg
-, a captive banyakban" a szen-
banyaszt.
| S ITALIAN beideznek annak a
negyvenharom banyasznak a
szellemet, akik Illinoisban a
testverhaboruban elestek, mi
utan a UMWA tagsaganak a
szavazatat fegyveres gangste.
rekkel elraboltatta Lewis, mi
el6tt azokat meg lehetett volna
olvasni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-28

Februar h6 6-an, szombaton
a Nilesi Lorantffy zsuzsanna
N6egylet farsangi balja a Niles
Times Hallban a w. State
Streeten., @:t !;
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-28

Februar h6. Gan, szombaton
este a Campbell Magyar Ott-
hon farsangzaro Macy tanc-
mulatsaga sajat helyisegeben.
Februar h6 Ten, vasarnap
Scent Istvan Egyhaz balja q
Sacred Heart, Auditoriumban.
-r-rr-
Februar 4 6-an,; szombaton
az Greg Amerikas Magyarok
nagy farsangi balja a Central
Authoritarian. it
FebrlsarA 15-6n, hetf6n q
Ref EgyhAE Progressive Liga
tancmulatsags a Maennerchor
Hallban, Mal4on.ng Ave.
Ia.a ys.stts isss,.,s-.----s1+ttl 49,
Februar h6 2e&n, vas&rnap
Ia West Sideis .Polgari K0r -
merkedksi &ss sbingo estje q Ma
lgyar Hazban. Is
Evening star., 1937-12-19
COLLEGE OF LAW
VACATION IS SET
Henry Stuckey Is Elected
Freshman President at
Washington.

washington College Of Law will dis
continue sessions following the last
class Thursday for the Christmas vaca-
ton period, which will extend until
Monday, January g. The college library
will remain open daily during this
period with the exception of the three
days following the close of school at
pm. on December %.
Henry NJ Stuckey of Sumter,
3. c., was elected treasurer of the
evening division freshman class at
class meeting on Monday evening. This
selection was made to fill the vacancy
created by the resignation of Frances
G. Heating.
Oliver Wendell Holmes Chapter of
Sigma NJ Phi Legal Fraternity held
the final initiatory ceremony of the
fraternity at the college building last
evening. The students admitted to
membership at this time included Al
bert w. Abbott, Jackson c. Davis, Alex
ander McCook Dunlop, Donald G..
Eator, Addison A. Hunter, Patrick E.
Katen. Edward Keating, Bentley Null
ford. Francis T. O'Donnell, William w.
Roberts, jr., and Edward A. Wickline.
Alpha Rho Chapter, Sigma Delta
Kappa Legal Fraternity, also an
nounces the pledging of the following
students as the result of the fall rush
season: James M. Allen, Enoch D.
Chase, Frederick M. Coughlin, Labre
r. Garcia, John W. Keogh, Wingate
H. Lucas, George w. Mexican, John T.
seeley, and Charles M. Sullivan. The
initiation of these men will take place
on January 8.
Evening star., 1937-12-19
Answer to Yesterdays Puzzle.

dents Of Columbus who wish to attend
any meeting and offer suggestions
to do so. Among those taking an
active part are Jack Friedlander,
Herbert Friedlander, Rosa Ardai, John
Kelly, Harry Maginnis, Paul Foley
and Anne Garges.
Evening star., 1937-12-19
WILSON TEACHERS
TO HOLD DANCE
Event Thursday Afternoon to
Help Needy-0ther Yule
Parties Set.

Wilson Teachers College will hold
It's annual cash and can dance at 3
pm. Thursday in the Little Theater
OF the college. Admission will be a
can Of food or similar donation, which
will be sent to the Central Union Mis-
sion
The orchestra will be the schools
own jazz band, led by Benjamin Lev
anson, and Margaret Ruckert in charge
OF arrangements. Glasses will be dis
missed at 2:40 pm. so that all students
may be free to celebrate the begin
ming of the holidays.
Two other Christmas parties are
scheduled. Phi Sigma Phi Fraternity
Is planning closed party Thursday
night for the students and faculty
members and their friends. The Will
son Women's Athletic Association is
planning party at the home OF its
faculty adviser, Miss Alma NJ. Ebeling
tomorrow night. The party will have
q Swedish theme. Miss Ruth Shankle,
chairman, announced that the mem
bers and alumnae of the association
are planning to dress as dolls. Other
holiday plans include the usual study
Ing at Congressional Library
The freshman class, organized by
temporary officers, has installed its
permanent officers for the year. They
are: Helen Talbert, president; William
ODf1, vice president; Miss Talmah Nc
Conchie. secretary, and Lawrence
Westcott, treasurer.
James Toole, chairman, has en-
gagged Meridian Mansions for the
Junior prom, to be held January 7.
Evening star., 1937-12-19
C. u. CLUB TO HOLD
DANCE ON TUESDAY
Event to Be Given at Broadmoor
by Washington Students
at University.

The Senators Club, composed of res
adents of Washington enrolled in the
undergraduate schools of Catholic
University, will hold its annual Christ
mas alumni dance on Tuesday at the
Broadmoor from pm. to / am. At
the conclusion a breakfast will be
served instead of the usual dinner.
The Christmas recess for all schools
OF the university started yesterday at
noon and will continue until Tuesday,
january 4, when all classes and lee
lures will be resumed at 8 am.
Members of the faculty of the uni
versity will Use the Christmas holi-
days to attend the meeting of several
learned societies. Among them will
be the annual meeting of the Ameri-
can Catholic Historical Association to
be held in Philadelphia December 28-
81. The Right Rev. Peter Guilday,
professor of American church history
at the university, is the secretary of
the association and editor of Catholic
Historical Review.
The American Catholic Philosoph-
tcal Association will meet at the Hotel
Roosevelt, New York City, December
20 and 30. Several members of the
faculty will appear on the program
which has been arranged by the Rev.
Charles A. Hart, secretary treasurer
Of the association.
Evening star., 1937-12-19
Members of G.. ". u. Faculty
To attend Holiday Meetings

Vacation period for the students is
just more work for number Of mem
bers Of the George Warrington Uni
versity faculty who plan to take part
in various meetings Of scientific and
learned societies during the Christ
mas recess, which began yesterday.
Several national gatherings will
take place in Washington, while
others are scheduled for Chicago, New
York, Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
Dean Earl B. Mckinley of the
School Of Medicine Is chairman of the
local Committee on Arrangements for
the thirty-ninth annual meeting Of
the Society Of American Bacterlolo-
gists, at the Mayhower Hotel Decem-
Der 1880. Prof. Leland w. Parr is
secretary. More than 900 bacteriolo-'
gists are expected at the meeting. OF
the 12l papers on the scientific pro-
gram three will be presented by mem
bers Of the Department Of Bac-
teriology, hygiene and preventive
medicine. Dean Mckinley, Prof.
John H. Hanks and Prof. Alden F.
Roe each will present a paper, and
one will be presented jointly by Prof.
John H. Hanks, Harold F. Clark and,
Harry A. Feldman.
A scientific exhibit, "Cartography
Of Disease in the United States" is
being prepared by Dean Mckinney
and William B. Briefly, fellow in Hy-
giene and Preventive Medicine DR..
Dor jS In nboroo nf fho Do,,,d ro HI a
meeting constituting the program for
the evening Of December %. He has
arranged panel on "Coliform Bac-
teria," to be formally participated in
by seven of the leading workers in
this aspect Of bacteriology.
The Geological Society Of America
and the archaeological Society also
will meet in Washington during the
holidays. AS past president of the
latter and councillor Of the former
Prof. Ray Smith Bassler will have q
prominent part in the sessions Stu
dents in the geology department will
have opportunity to attend the scien-
tific meetings, and the national geology
honor societies, Chi Upsilon and
Sigma Gamma Epsilon, will entertain
visiting members and show them the
interesting points Of the local geology.
Dean William c. Van Week and
other members of the law faculty will
attend the meeting Of the Association
Of American Law Schools in Chicago.
Law Librarians to Meet.
Miss Helen Newman, law librarian,
will go to Chicago for the midwinter
meeting Of the officers Of the Ameri-
can Association of Law Libraries. She
is executive secretary Of the associa-
ton and editor Of the bi-monthly
publication, the Law Library Journal
Members Of the history department,
including Dean Elmer Louis Kayser
and Profs. Gray, Churchill. Ragatz
Wlgus and Merriman, will attend
the meeting Of the American Histori-
cal Association in Philadelphia De-
cember 1881. In observance OF the
sesquicentennial celebration Of the
adoption OF the Constitution the SUBJ
ject Of the meeting will be The Con-
stitution Of the United States" Prof
Ragatz Is editor OF the association.
Evening star., 1937-12-19
COLUMBUS u. GROUP
TO SPONSOR DANCE
First Annual Red and Gold Ball
Will Be Held New
Year Eve.

The first annual red-and-gold ball
for the undergraduate and alumni
students of the Law and Accounting
Schools of Columbus University. spon-
sored by Alpha Mu Chapter of Sigma
Delta Kappa Fraternity, will be held
at the Raleigh Hotel on New Year
Eve from 10 pm. until am.
For long time many members
of the alumni have suggested the
formulation of some plan whereby
they could have some sort of an
"old-timers' night" and it is believed
this will provide that opportunity.
If successful, it is hoped that it will
become an established annual event.
The class of '38 is making rapid
strides in its efforts to form COM
mittee to take charge of the Year
Book. Eugene Gallagher has been
appointed editor in chief and has
already secured equal representation
from all sections of the school, both
law and accountancy, to help with
the task of editing the 1888 Year Book.
Future meetings will be held once a
week and the staff urges any STU
Evening star., 1937-12-19

Also meeting in Philadelphia will
be the American Political Science A.
sociation. Dean w. Reed West Of
the School Of Government, Dean VIII
liam G. Johnstone and Prof. John A.
Tillema Will attend its sessions.
Prof. John Latimer Of the depart
ment Of classical languages and lit
eratures will 60 to Philadelphia for
the meeting Of the American Philo-
logical Association. He Is on the pro-
gram for paper. Camera Notes to
Ancient History"
Prof. Christopher y. Garnett Of
the department Of PHILOSOPHY will
attend the annual meeting OF the
Eastern branch Of the Philosophical
Association at Princeton.
In Atlantic City meetings will be
held Of the American Economic As
sociation, the American Accounting
Association, the American Statistics
Association and the American Mar
keting Association. These will be at
tended by members Of the business
administration department, including
Profs. Ralph Dale Kennedy, Richard
N. Owens, Z. r. Randall, William
Werntz, Wilfred l.. White, Nathaniel
H. Engle and Orton w. Boyd.
Three members Of the department
Of public speaking. Prof. W. Hayes
Yeager, Prof. Harold F. Harding and
w. De Witt Bennett, will attend the
cnccioy, ~ thu National Asso,ioftox -
Teachers Of Speech In New York
City.
Miss Elizabeth Burtner Of the de-
partment Of physical education for
women will attend the dance inter-
rationale in New York City. Miss
BURNER, who is program chairman
Of the Washington Dance Association.
will speak on Dance As q Matrix
Art"
Evening star., 1937-12-19
OUTSTANDING SPELLER

First outspelling all the members of
his English class, Harrison T. Meserole
of Washington, freshman at Union
College, went on to outspell "a SIM
liar winners in the recent second an
nual spelling bee conducted for fresh
men by the English department, it
was learned yesterday.
Evening star., 1937-12-19
Pupils to Dramatize Carols.

Students at Roosevelt High School
will appear for their annual Christmas
play. q dramatization Of Dickens
Christmas Carol" by Bess Davis
Schreiner and James M. Raves at the
school Wednesday and Thursday. This
Is the first time that any version of
the famous Christmas story has been
given at the high school.
Evening star., 1937-12-19
Children to Be Entertained.

This afternoon Trinity College will
entertain the children Of alumnae.
Features Of this traditional party
are refreshments, 4 Christmas tree
and gifts to all the children. The
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-21
new HAVEN CLUB
ASKS GAME HERE

The City Mission Five of yew Ha-
ven. conquerors OF the New Britain
Boys Club twice, st. Cyrils OF
Bridgeport. New London Electric
Boats, Fairfield Townies. stratford
Sterlings and Bristol Pros, would
like 10 meet the Waterbury X. OF
L. on Polls stage In the near fu-
ture.
Their lineup consists OF the Fer.
ric Brothers. DeFranls, Valukcyitcii.
Graziosa, Fucci. Mercurio and
Schlayer. They intend TO enter the
Waterbury Democrats fourth ar'
nual statewide amateur tourna.
ment In March.
For games with the City MissionA.
write 10 Manager Bud Maru, 20e
Orange street. New Haven.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-21
HARDING TRIMS
NAUGATUCK five
Bridgeport Combine Takes
37.25 Hoop Game in
Borough

Naugatuck, Jan. 2l--The Nauga-
tuck high school basketball team
lost Its FIRST game on the home floor
last night and received its second
straight defeat when 1t was trimmed
37-25 by Warren Harding high OF
Bridgeport.
Local fans had high hopes during
the first period as Naugatuck
jumped into the lead with sterling
play and had 1l--8 margin when
the quarter ended. However, soon
after the second period started,
Harding hit It's stride and had
forged ahead TO lead at the end of
the first half by 17--14.
The visitors clinched the game. In
the third period when they held
Naugatuck TO three points and
scored IL themselves. Funk and
Cybul for the visitors with 10 and
IL points respectively, were out
standing. Cross, Sweeney and An
derson scored six points each for
the Garnet.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-21
Joyce Joins Up
With k Of L Hoop
Combination

One Of the largest crowds ever
TO witness basketball game In this
city will be present at st. Joseph's
hall on Saturday night when the X.
OF l.. Speedboys stack UP against
the Meriden Endees. The auditorium
has been equipped with new bleach
erS and even with this plan In eff
feet, 1t Is expected that seats will
be sold out at an early hour. Res
eryations may be made In advance.
The Endees come to this city with
a reputation as one OF the finest
semi-pro teams In the east and the
result should be a well played ball
game. The Knights have met and
defeated some Of the best clubs In
GLIDING the House of David and New
Haven Red Devils.
Joe Joyce has been added 10 the
lineup Of the Speedboys by Coach
John "Skiddo" Dumschott. Others TO
be seen In action are Captain Joe
Swascy, Joe Boley, Harry Huey,
Frank Balingki. Frankie 6aldukag,
and Willie Baron.