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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20
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-=-- Santa Fe osvenyen

nagyobb ellenseges csapattal
talalkoznak, miel6tt az igazi
amerikai megszall6 hadsereget
elernek.
Negy napi tovabbi varakozas
utan ujra felebredtek az ara
nyos almokbd.
Egy tepett ruh6ju, faradt
futar erkezett hozzajuk, aki
megmondta, hogy a "nagy''
csapatot ne varjak, hogy XII
sebb csapat sincs utban fele-
jiik, s6t hogy egy spanyol KEN
holletuket Armijo kormanyzo-
val tudatta. s hogy Santa Fe
kormanyzoja katonasagot kill
d0tt XII, azzal az utasitassal,
hogy Warfield kis csapataval
ugy banjanak Ell, ahogy San
Antonio-nal Alamo varaval es
a var katonaival elbantak.
Ahol minden embert meg0l-
tex.
A katonak minden kedve ell
ment a tovabbi kalandtol.
Mert lehet Santa Fe sep es
gazdag varos, holtan az ember
ait mem tudja elvezni. A hal
lottak utan pedig ait lehetett
hinniuk, hogy csak holtan jut-
hatnak be a varosba.
Elkeseredetten tanacskoztak,
hogy visszafordulnak, inert a
futar elmondta, hogy ha visz-
szaternek a Santa Fe Trail-re,
amt a talalkozas helyeert ell
hagytak, feluton talalkozni
fognak egy naluknal joval ma
gyobb tarsasaggal, amely szin-
ten hazafele fut, de amely var
nj fog Warfieldre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20

Szakado es6ben, csontokat
metsz6 hidegben hanyszor la
tunk felgyiirt galleru embere-
ket, akik turelmetlentil forgo-
l6dnak az uccasarkokon? Any
nyiszor latunk, ahanyszor sza-
kad az ESQ es fhj a szel keme-
nyen. Annyiszor latunk, albany
szor csak talalkoz6t adunk va
lakinek bizonyos id6re, mond-
juk delel6tt II 6rara az ucca-
sarkon azzal:
De oft legy am pontosan,
inert en- biztosan oft leszek.
Es oft is vagyunk.. Ha mem is
eppen II 6rara, de lega1abb fel-
tizenkett6re, neha pontosan IT,
zenkett6re, s6t gyakori eset-
ben felegyre. Az is megt0rtenik
velunk, hogy az ilyen talalko.
zokra soha napjan, borju nyu-
20 kiskedden megyiink csupan
ell.
Pedig nincs szebb erenv.
mint a pontossag es mines ma
gyobb bin, mint a pontatlan-
sag.
AIT mondjak, hogy a pontos-
sag csak a kiralyoknak az ere
nye. Mem a mindennapos en-
berekke. Annyi bizonyos, hogy
a nagy francia csaszarnak,
Napoleonnak ez volt egyik leg
nagyobb erenye. AIT mondta:
Olyan pontos vagyok,
mint a csillagok. Azok sohase
kesnek ell. Mindig oft vannak
az egboltozaton a maguk he
lyen es a kell6 percben.
Az arcolai csata el6tt ait
mondta Napoleon Bertram
marSallnak:
- Reggel kilenc ora es ha-
rom perckor az en- megkeriil6
csapataim fel fognak bukkan-
nj az ellenseges hadsereg hata
mogott, tehat on, tabornok,
felkilenckor batran kezdheti a
tamadast.
A csapatok pontosan oft is
voltak a kell6 idore es meg
nyertek a csatat.
J0kai Nor. a nagv magyar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20

Es inert az elnyomott es szol-
gasorban el6 egyen mindig ta-
lal maganak valanfi vigaszta-
last, amely makonynak szolgal-
il msnvek ~ eros pro1etar be-
;av.t.. ..asanak ait a tarsa-
~ megkiil0nb0 b0ztetest, ami
-iCS meg ebben a hazaban.
Rangon al6linak tartja, hogy
szervezkedjek, mint a testi Is
kezimunkat vegz6 munkasok
es mik0zben korgo gyomorral
es alul kopott, vasalt nadrag-
ban a kepzelt rangban vigasz-
talast keresnek, mem veszik
eszre, nem akarjak' eszreven-
nj, hogy mulatnak rajtuk,
hogy LENEZIK 6ket a munka-
sok.
Hogy is szanna ra magat
egy doktor, vagy egy iigyved,
vagy egy pap, hogy junit csi-
naljon es a magahoz hasonl6
es vele egyfajta munkat vegz0
embert szervezze?
Es hogy is gondolna ARA a
konyvel6, vagy a gyorsiro, vagy
a kereskedelmi "titkar" hogy
bealljon a szervezeten keresz-
till abba az AFL-be vagy CIO-
ba, amelyben gyari munkas Is
banyasz van?
Ha lesz Miss Van Kleeck ta-
nacsanak foganatja, az ITALIAN
a politikai megszervezkedes te-
rem lesz.
Vegre hat a fehergalleros
zsell6rek sem vakultak meg
4
egeszen es latniuk kell, hogy
a munkasok politikai tevekeny-
sege, a munkas-szervezetek po-
litikai munkaja milyen cred.
menyeket hozott a szamukra
az utobbi id6kben.
Es talan-talan AIT is meg
eljiik id6vel, hogy ha mar mem
hajland6k ezek a szerencsetlen
proletarok a munkAsokkal gaz-
dasagi szervezetekben egy asz.
talhoz letilni, q politikAban ia.
lalkozni fognak egymassal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20

iro, ha utazni akart, mindig
tizen0t perccel hamarabb erke-
zett az allomasra, inert mint
trefasan mondta:
Mem szeretnek haragba
kerilni a g6zmozdonnyal, inert
az megis valamivel er6sebb,
mint en-.
A nagy francia kiralynak,
tizennegyedik Lajosnak olyan
betegsege volt a pontossag,
hogy egyizben a fogata csak
akkor fordult be a kapun, mi
kor a kiraly mar kilepett a pa
lota ajtajan. Bosszusan kialtott
fel:
- Ma egesz nap gyalog TO
gok jarni, hogy a kocsisom
szegyelje magat es raszokjek a
pontossagra.
Mem hihet6, hogy akadna a
fold kereken olyan ember, aki
szvesen Varokaznek valaH-
re, aki mem volt pontos. Az
erk0lcstani konyvekbe nehezen
lennenek beilleszthet6k azok,
amiket a masra varakoz6 en-
ber morog a fogai' k0z0tt es
akarhogy is mosolyog, amikor
a kesedelmesked6 vegre meg
erkezik, a fejeben titokban k0-
rulbeliil ez forog:
= tss0n meg a guta nyom-
ban, te alias bitang, aki ICY
megvarattal.
A fold kereken a legpontat-
lanabb ember egy j6raval6 er-
delyi 0rmeny volt, akir6l ait
meselik, hogy mikor halala
utan a mennyorszag kapuja-
hoz ert a lelke, hasztalan csen-
getett, mem nyilt az XII el6tte.
Icy buntettek meg azert, inert
foldi eleteben mem volt pontos.
Mi ebben a meseben mem hi
sztink. A mi nezetiink az, hogy
azok az emberek, akiknek a
pontossag nem erenyiik, mem
jutnak a mennyeknek orszaga-
ba. Egyenesen a pokolba val6k.
Es ext rendesen mem is tartja
el0ttuk senki titokban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20
AZ 0REGSEG

Szenzaci6s feltiinest keltett
]. F. Newton tanarnak a test
es a Ielek 0regseger6l irt uf
munkaja, amelynek kiindui6
tetele az, hogy az emberi elet-
mex ketfele 0regsege van. A
j6 6regseg a testi, a rossz o
lelki.
) A k0nyv bevezetese k0riilbe-
I'LL ezeket mondja:
A tudomany ketfele Greg
kort ismer - a testet es az
agyheli allapot megoregedeset.
Az egyik nagyban befolyasol-
ia a masikat ugy, hogy azokat
nagyon bajos lenne egymastH
teljesen szetvalasztani.
Ketsegtelen, hogy a test on
miik0d6leg 0regszik meg es
ezen az emberi tudomany egye-
lore mem tud valtoztatni. Tes-
tt szerveinknek miik0desi ideje
korlatozva van a sziiletes ota
es azok eppen ugy elkopnak
aprankent, mint a gepek alkat-
reszei, ha allando hasznalat-
ban vannak. A hasznalat k0ril
elk0vetett visszeelesek csak
gyorsitjak a testi szervek elko-
pasat.
Ha test 0regedesevel szem-
ben tehetetlenek is vagyunk,
ANIMAL jobban all modunkban
az, hogy agyunkat, lelkiinket
vedjiik az oregedes ellen. Ha.
meg tudjuk tartani -lelkiink
frisseseget, akkor testi oreg-
segunk Sc kovetkezik ell olyan
gyorsan. Exert mondhat6 az,
hogy a lelek ifjusaga fonto-
sabb, mint a testte.
A lelek ifjusaganak meg6r-
zese bizonyos embereknel, akik
azonban nagyon kevesen van
max, automatikus. 0szt0nszeru.
Masok csak nehezen tudjak ext
a titkot megtanulni es exert.
rendszeres oktatas targyava
kellene ezt tenni az egesz en-
beriseg erdekeben. Sokan va
gyunk, akik banatos, keseru
lelekkel jarjuk az elet utjait,
mem gondolva ARA, hogy ez a
leggyorsabb ut a test megore-
gedese es korai halala fele.
Mines olyan betegseg, amely
anr1yira rontana az ernberi tes-
tet, mint a rossz kedely, a le-
lex elkeseredett hangulata.
A lelket azonban lehet ugy
nevelni, hogy allapota mindig
tide es friss narration. Mem
kell hozza mas, csak akarat.
Macy segitsegunk az, ha a hui
NOR irant veliink szuletett er-
Zekiink van. de ha mines, az
Sc bal, inert belenevelhetjIk
AIT magunkba. Es ez egyik leg
nagyobb kincsunk az eletben.
Testeben fatal csak az ma
radhat, aki jokedvvel tud ne
vetni. A nevetes tartja ifjan a
lelket, a lelek tartja ifjan a
testet. De ami a legfontosabb
- meg kell 6rizniink lelkiink-
ben ait a hitet, hogy az embe-
rex mem olyan rosszak, mint
ait mi szeretjik elhitetni on
magunkkal. Az emberiseg to-
megenek atlaga jo, nemeslelkii
es aki EFT fe1 tudja ismerni,
annak kedelye vidam lesz, an
max allando a jokedve, ami a
test fiatalsagat vonja maga
utan.
r
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20

Es ez lesz a legels6 lepes ar
ra, hogy a legalacsonyabb elet-
szinvonalon all6, q .leggono-
szabbul huzsorazott proletAr-
csoport sorsa javuljon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20

amt mem lehet eppen gyonyo-
rusegnek nevezni.
Mikor feljutottak a mai Spa
nish Peaks hatalmas fensikjai-
ra, a sorsuk sokkal konnyebb
lett.
Az lido enyhe volt, a lovak
b6seges legelot, a katonak eleg
vadat talaltak, ugy, hogy ne
hany nap alatt visszatert nem-
csak a remenyuk, de a jo-
kedviik is.
Ujra arrol beszeltek a tabor
tuzeknel estenkent, hogy mi
lyen ragyogo szemu szenyori-
tax fogjak oket Santa Fe-ben
fogadni, hogy a hires, eros
mexicoi voros Dor, a csok, a
mulatozas lesz az osztalyre-
sziik, mikor pihenot vesznek
maguknak a rablasban.
Amt persze kello finomsaggal
zsakmanyolasnak neveztek.
Akik tehat a Santa Fe Trail
re, a regi, az igazi Santa Fe
Trail-re gondolnak, azok ne
kepzeljenek el egy meghataro-
zott, jart utat maguknak. Meg
csak egy osvenyt sem.
Egyik scout (vezet6) a Ci-
marron hegyek egyik szorosat,
a mask a mask hagojat is
merte es k0nnyen mehettek
egymassal szemben a trail-en
az emberek, akik egymast husz
mertfoldnyire keriiltek. Pedig
voltakeppen a Santa Fe Trail
en- jart mindkett6.
Nehany hetes keresgetes
utan vegre katonaink eljutot-
tax abba a cottonwood erd6be,
ahol talalkozniuk kellett a
macy" csapattal.
Ok mar nyugtalanok voltak,
hogy elkestek, de odaerve sem
csapatnak, sem eltavozott en-
bereknek sernmi nyomat mem
leltek.
ct napig vartak, mikor q
messzesegben egy kis csapatot
lattak, akik utan azonnal uta-
nuk vetettek magukat.
Mem katonak vo1tak, hanem
egy amerikai es egy angol utas,
alxiket harom mexicoi indian
vezetett 6s alik Santa Fe-b6l
igyekeztek az Egyesiilt ALA
lnok fele.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20
APONTOSSAG - ERENY|

de ugy van vee az embereg, hogy ext akaa gyako.
ron Mines borzasztobb udvaatlansag anna ha masokat
megvarakoztatunk Is gondounk ARA, hogy masok
ideje IS drSga
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20
(Folytatas)

A farkas elfogyasztasa utan
ket napig koplaltak, anikor
egy elhagyott indian camp-en
kicserzetlen falo-b6roket ia
laltak es arr6l kapartak lie va
lamennyi hust, hogy megf6z-
EEK maguknak.
Ket nap mulva mar az egyik
lovat kellett nekik meg0lni, de
sok hust mar azon sc talaltak
es akkor ertek lie a Las Animas
termekeny volgyebe, ahol Leg
alabb a lovak legel6t, a kato-
max kaktuszt talaltak es annak
a hagymait f6ztek meg ma
guknak.
A kaktusz-hagymak merge
SEX, beteg lett t0le valamennyi,
de g0rcs0k0n xviii nagyobb
bajuk mem t0rtent.
Konnyen elhihetjik Vitez
J6zsefnek, hogy vege volt mar
a lelkesedesnek, a jokedvnek,
hogy mar mem Santa Fe XII
fosztasarol, hanem egy darab
silt buffalo-husrol almodtak,
de mem mertek visszaterni
azon az uton, amelyen annyit
szenvedtek odaig.
Ujra sorsot huztak, hogy me-
lyik 10 legyen a legkozelebbi
aldozat es mikor a silt lohus-
sal jollaktak, isnet jokedvvel
folytattak az utat, amely ak
kor sem volt k0nnyu, ha nem
koplaltak.
Harom napi tovabbi utazas
utan eljutottak a Cimarron
folyo forrasahoz, ahol megkez-
d6dott a kapaszkodas a Spa
nish Peaks-ek fele, amt abban
az id6ben Mexico terkepen
ETrracxpotov.;nc mob io1o1foL
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20

ia Vltez, hogy a nyolc.
hbnyi magassagba elet.
elem kozt kusztak fel a
ek hegyoldalon es lit
10 vitte a katonat, ha.
~ katonak huztak nehol
yrfa,, lr1+o1ay, .-a,,,,yaro+
The Sauk Centre herald., 1937-03-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Norbert Brix and
son, Ronnie, were Albany callers
Saturday.
Art McIntee, Of st. Cloud, was a
business caller here Thursday.
Virgil Scholz visited at the Leo
Schoenberg home Saturday.
Frank Mareck, of Albany, is visit
ing with relatives and friends here.
Math Pung called at the William
FEELING home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Spaeth and
son, Gust, and Mrs. Peter Herges
made a business trip to st. Cloud
Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Brix and Miss Mary
Fladung were Albany callers on
Thursday.
Fred Kohl and Walter Wiener
Transacted business in st. Cloud
Thursday.
Christ Athmann, of Spring Hill,
transacted business here Friday.
Fred Koll and Joseph Uphus
made a business trip to New Lon
don Tuesday.
Joe Lesser, Alfred Winter, Nor
bert Fladung, Edwin Verkennis and
Norbert Stalberger assisted the
snow plow in opening the county
roads this week end.
Mrs. Joe Lesser and Barney were
Brooten callers Friday.
Norbert Schrom visited with rel
atives and friends at Albany the
week end.
Albert Schmidt, Anton Raderma.
cher, Henry Haider and Denna
Schneider motored to st. Cloud or
Thursday.
Mike Boyer trucked load Of live
stock to South st. Paul wednesday
and returned with a load Of Min.
neapohs Moline Farm machinery
The Sauk Centre herald., 1937-03-04
Book Reviews
BY Eloise Ebert
NEW BOOKS IN THE LIBRARY
AUTOBIOGRAPHY Inv E,rank

NEW BOOKS IN THE LIBRARY
AUTOBIOGRAPHY by Frank
Swinnerton. Famed as a novelist
and English literary critic Mr..
Swinnerton modestly relates his
impressions and contacts with Ar
mold Bennett, Somerset Maugham,
Aldous Huxley, Hugh Walpole and
others. He is more interested in his
achievements as publisher rath-
er than as a novelist and is these
portraits Of authors which are the
most shrewd and entertaining of
his contacts.
THEORY AND PRACTICE OF
SOCIALISM by John Strachey. Mr..
Strachey Is a sincere and enthus-
iastic Communist who intelligently
compares capitalist and socialist
societies. His purpose is to trace
the development and modern re-
visions of the MARKHAM philosophy
with a definite attempt to bring
unity to the working class move
ment of the world. This book is
for the skeptic as well as the fol-
lower Of Marxist theories.
Skiing by Charles Proctor and
R, n. Stephens. Beautiful photo
graphs and stills from motion pic
lures illustrate all aspects Of this
sport. It is for the beginner as well
as the advanced skier with discus
sions of the fundamentals, equip
ment, and advanced technique. Be
sure and see this before the season
is over
NO PEACE WITH NAPOLEON
by General de Caulaincourt. The
second part of a remarkable ac-
count Of the latter part OF Napol-
cons career. De Caulaincourt was
Napoleon's Minister of Foreign At
fairs and his Ambassador to the
Allies in the spring of 1914. His
vivid description of Napoleon's at
tempted suicide sheds new light on
an historical event little is known
about. This devoted emissary found
his work doubly difficult because
of the instability Of the man he
served yet his loyalty never waver-
ed. A welcome addition to Napol-
comic literature.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1937-03-04

a one point trailer lost q to 20.
Fans were heartened, but Harvey
saw something coming that most of
us did not. It didn't happen right
away for a weak-sister for Glen
wood came along and the boys took
them handily % to q. A hurriedly
scheduled game with st. Johns
Preps boosted the local stock when
they defeated that club Is to II.
But Harvey, we believe, was wor-
ried. He saw farther ahead than
most Of us. Racing to the heights
Of their career the boys poured It
on against Alex in their first game
with that strong team and after
ramming it in for three quarters
finally succumbed, still fighting, %
to 80. That marked the height; the
second game with them marked
the depth-but we're coming to
that.
Well make three divisions in this
seasons play. The first is the evol-
utionary stage in which they be-
gan their schedule and advanced to
the heights against Alex. This one
coming UP Is commonly referred to
as the slump-which Harvey fore
saw. One thing and another con-
tributed to this state Of affairs, but
mainly 1t Is agreed that the reserv-
es offered the boys too little COM
petition in practice. The boys got
into q practice rut and couldn't
shake it during games. Still after
that Alex game they did win one
with Osakis u to IA. Then the IA
tai night Of January % when Long
Prairie with Elver on the end of a
wild shot pounded up and down
the court leaving an amazed Main
Street Club on the short end of a
20 to 20 score. Then Swanville took
a lick at the boys when on the To-
cal maplewoods they dished one
out hot to win 10 to II. The bows
were on the downgrade. Sliding to
the depths Of something or other
they came against Alex in the sec.
nd such contest and taking only
six points were defeated % to 6. II
was a pitiful exn4oition and Harvey
must have suffered several differ.
ent kinds of dyspepsia and coach.
tits before the evening was over
But that marked the end of the
downgrade. Alex stood menacing al
one end Of this schedule and stood
rather dociley at the other end.
go
Melrose offered the lads the
first chance to come back. And
they did with Melrose short on the
18 to 13 score. Osakis marked the
height as far as scoring was con.
cerned when the boys smarting un.
der recent defeats wormed theil
way to "a points over 10 for Osakis
Then heaping their revenge on the
Long Prairie crew they downed
that club 25 to IA. In a thrilline
rough and tumble match that was
minus lot Of basketball the boys
nosed out Melrose 18 to II, dropped
one to Little Falls 26 to q. The,
advanced with the games tied at Z
to defeat Glenwood at the seat O.
the tourney % to 13.
To say the least it was a surpris
ing season. Here was a bunch O.
boys whom everyone thought cap
able-and still do. They were be
lieved to be capable of downing tn,
best Of them. Yet their efforts a
times were decidedly off color
The Sauk Centre herald., 1937-03-04

and at others they played like de-
mons. Who would have thought
that this team would be defeated
with only six points in one game?
Or who would believe that their
scoring would be so feeble at other
times. At only one game did they
surpass the 80 mark. When they
played Osakis and chalked UP "a
points. At another instance they
approached 1t with 20 points
against Alexandria.
At that we can show you some
figures that win prove this is a
good ball club. A fifteen game
schedule II of which were district
encounters is bound to hold a lot
Of ups and downs. This one held so
many In fact that when they went
to play Glenwood last week they
had split in games with their op-
ponents z up. The final win gave
them an eight-game win to a seven
game lose for a percentage Of .533
Their average is better tabulating
only conference games. Z out Of II
isn't bad. And it gives a percentage
Of 1886. The locals gained an as
cendancy over their opponents in
total points scored with 322 over
304 for their opponents. That gives
an average score Of 21 and frac-
ton for each Of the fifteen games.
Except for the period in which
the Harveymen dropped three sue
cessive games two Of which they
had no business losing, the season
was distinct success. We believe
the boys played good hard ball;
certainly they furnished good ex-
citing entertainment. Personally,
we're giving them a hand.
Echoes-There's a priest in Grey
Eagle many Of you know, and this
barking back to his record as a
scoring ace on a Johnny five in
1914-15 taken from the st. Cloud
Times Is worth passing along. Fa-
ther Karels is his name, and he
was on the st. Johns five that
walloped their way to a state
championship. For a sample of
The Sauk Centre herald., 1937-03-04
PAGE THREE

for Koll's Cash Store.
Mrs. Fred Kohl attended the fun
eral OF her uncle, Mr.. Louis Leh-
meier at st. Cloud on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Gerding, of
Greenwald, visited at the AL Lux
terkamp home Sunday.
Mike Boyer Is busy hauling ice
for the Elrosa Coop. Creamery
from Sauk Lake.
Roy Telling spent several days at
Sank Centre visiting with relatives
and friends.
Gilbert Qurafot, the barber, left
for Harwick Monday where he will
operate a shop at that place.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1937-03-04
s Sport
& Waes
BY Chuck Rattle

All sorts of maladies common to
coaches must have attacked Gene
Harvey during these past few
weeks in a Is game basketball
schedule. AS we look back on it it
holds great deal to be treasured
and some that will be put in the
closet and dragged out only by
those who wish to remind us of
something unpleasant.
Let's follow it through-When st.
Cloud met the locals in the first
game of the season few there were
who thought of victory. Yet it was
not so remote for the final score of
26 to IT did not clearly portray the
strength of either team. Well, the
boys went to Benson then and with
The Sauk Centre herald., 1937-03-04

what that team did, look. They de-
feated Melrose 81 to in one game,
and turned around to win 1873 to 10
In another. In the last game faith
er Karels led to score Is goals for
so points. In nine games he tailed
200 points with an average of 24H
points per game.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1937-03-04
High
School
Ax> HxxxY
NO. XVI.

grade, who has been out Of school
for several weeks, has now return
ed to school. His classmates are
happy to see him and are glad that
he recovered so nicely.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-07-29
Montgomery County
League

August Joe Harris Senate Beer
VS.. Colesville at Wheaton.
August 8-Joe Harris Senate Beer
VS.. Rockville at Rockville.
August 15--Joe Harris Senate Beer
VS.. Kensington at Wheaton.
August 22--Joe Harris Senate Beer
VS.. Colesville at Colesville.
August 29--Joe Harris Senate Beer
VS.. Rockville at Wheaton.
Sept. 5--Joe Harris Senate Beer
vs.. Kensington at Kensington.
Sept. 6-Joe Harris Senate Beer
vs.. Colesville at Wheaton.
Sept. 12-Joe Harris Senate Beer
vs.. Rockville at Rockville.
Sept. 19-Joe Harris senate Beer
VS.. Kensington at Wheaton.
Sept. 26-Joe Harris Senate Beer
VS.. Colesville at Colesville.
Francis Day, Manager, Eddie Fitz.
gerald, Captain.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-07-29
HOME and ABROAD
Continued from page u

Mr.. Jones, the father of four chill
dren, does not look upon the order as
a departure from that which is
proper as he put it:
"We're not in the business of
having babies, but of running the
State government"
LOCAL POLITICS again assumes
interesting proportions. 1t is rumored
that the two elements of the Mont.
gomery County Democratic party
may unite on Josiah w. (Cy) Jones
former legislator and president of the
Farm Bureau as candidate for the
State Senate in the next election. Cy
has had previous experience al
Annapolis and is generally looked
upon as a pretty level-headed farmer
and business man.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-07-29
Tri-COunty Loop
STANDING OF THE CLUES

join up. Meanwhile, it is charged that
erstwhile horsemen shy away from
the noble, exciting game of polo. If
your blood runs red-accept this i'm
piled challenge and show Brooke that
sy0ur horse and your head are as
tough as the next one.
BARNEY WELSH has returned
from White Sulphur Spring where he
annexed the West Virginia singles
title and shared in the doubles win.
Tell'us, Barney, why didn't you stay
up north and beat Wilmer Allison? 1t
could have been done. There must be
SOME reason!