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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-21
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against named Frank Eber who is reported to be
going around soliciting ads for "a Hungarian paper"
Eber fails to say that this paper does not yet exist
that its first appearance promised for next week. that
It is to be published New York and that it is to Se the
Of the defunct Hungarian Communist daily
published in Cleveland.
The "Amerikai Magyar Hirlap" has been published in
Youngstown for than ~ years Its lives here
1t paper published and mailed at the Youngstown
post office. 1t the official organ of all the Hungarian
churches and practically all the Hungarian societies in
Youngstown, Campbell and othed surrounding cities.
Eber never represented paper. We have nothing
to do with him. and not responsible for anything
he says, promises does.
AMERIKAI MAGYAR HIRLAP
Mrs A. r. NENENYI, Owner & Publisher
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-21
vERHOvAY 1OS.

Beteg tagok: Csomo Meny-
hert, Doka Sandorne, Sziics
Antal Is VIII Claiborne.
Betegseg titkarnal jelenten-
d6: lis Manchester. TIE: 91059.
TURNER JoZSEF, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-21
HAzAI If JAk
LEvELEzNENEk
Az amerikai masodik generaci6
tagjaival szeretnenek leveleket
valiant 81

A regi kis Magyarorszag if
jusaga most mar ket nyaron
at megismerkedett az aneri-
kai magyar masodik generaci6
egyre nagyobb szamban haza-
latogato ifiaival, leanyaival
Odahaza is szorgalmasan ta-
nulnak angolul es most valaH
felvetette AZ eszmet, hogy mi-
lyen erdekes es tanulsagoS vol
ma, ha a hazaiak leveleznenek
,amerikai magyar szarmazasus
rokon ifjusaggal.
TIT kozliiI1k egy listat azok
rol, akik szsretnenek Youngs-
town es kornyeken talalni ma
gyar ifjal,at vagy lanyokat, a
kiktol tanulhatnanak angolul,
Amerikarol es az itteni visZo-
nyokrol, mig az 8 leveleikben
ertesitenek a mi ifjusagunkat
hazai dolgokrol.
Valasszon XII egy nevet, irjonl
egy angel levelet Cot centes
belyeg kell ray es varja az an
golul megirt valaszt. Jov6re ta-
Ian otthon talalkozhatik avval,
akivel levelez.
Acs Peter, Dohany u. 81,
Badonyi Istvan, Dembinszky u.
"a; Basthy Istvan, Terez k0rut
Ede Laszlo. Erzsebet korut
Fleischer Gyorgy, Harsfa u.
I27; Forgacs Gyorgy vaci ut 91;;s
Frecska Sander. Alnos u. 80;
Gross Endre, Ttrez korut q:
Kereszthelyi Janos, KiraIy u.
80; Kovacs Arisztid, F6vamter
8; Mann Gy0rgy, Izabeila q:
So; Music Laszlo. Rottenbil-
Ter u. 62; Macy Imre, Funnel
ut 12-a; Macy Laszlo, V0r0S-
marty u. 9; Raab Gabor, Pra-
ter u. soc: Sechs Jozsef, Ka-
zincy u. 3; Salemon Ferenc,
Szovetseg IL. 43; Szanto THOR,
Aradi u. 16; Szekulesz Egon,
Rosa u. 72; Vajda Istvan,
Visegradi Il. 81. Valamennyi
Budapest, Hungary.
Gyurkovics Lajos, Aradi u.
IA, Kelenvolgy; Riszter Ferenc,
CIR. Karolyi u. 4, Alag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-21

Most vasarrap delutan 5
oratol kezdve folytatolagos ma
,gyar mozi eloadas lesz a West
Side Magyar Otthonban Maho-
ming es Schenley Ave. sarkan.
Bemutatasra keriil egy ohazai
nevetteto KEEP "Fizessen nagy-
sad', amelyben a foszerepeket
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-21

Javor Pal, Kabos Gyula, Mu-
rati Lii, Latabar Kalman,
Gombaszcgi Ella jatszak. Pa
zar jokedv, nagyszeru szinja-
tex, hangulatos muzsika jel-
lemzik ezt a mozi kepet, anne
lyet jelenleg meg Budapesten
is iatSZarak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-21
Z S Z MENY EK

A Mu,sk1dgyi minissteriuna
St1tisstikai hiDataldndk nlult
heti hipdtnlos t0slese ayrol
ssdmol be, hogy az 1937-es eD
toly1n1dn az elnault eD ugyen-
esen id6ssakdD1l 0sszehasonlit-
pa az ipnri ternelSs Is ssdsa-
lekkal, a n1unkds letszdm III
ssdsalekkal, a heti 0sszfisete-
SEX pedig 20 szdzalekkal enael-
kedtek.
A Hiudtal kimut1tdst k0sG
arrol, hogy az es ev els6 hat
haDdb1n n,illio n1unkdss1l
t0bb dolgosott az ipuri dise-
naekben, mint 1896 eU els6 hat
h1DGbdn. A naunkdsletSsdna
enaelkedeset a HiDutal az ipGri
iisemek terjesskedesenek es a
Ddsrlokepesseg n0vekedeSenek
tulajdonitjn.
A jelentes GrrN is bessdn1oH,
h0gy az e. eU eIs6 hat h1Dd-
ban a gydripnrbun ulkdln,a-
zOtt 8.4OO. 900 nlunhdS. heten-
kent $2OA 100000 tisetest ka-
pott.
Ssdmos ipardg jelentette,
hogy jelenleg t0bb naunkdssdl
dolgosik, mint az 1828-es re-
Eord eUben. Es kIlOn0sen az
acel, auto es fon6 iparokra DO
natkosik, inert az dcelgydrak
IL szdsalekkal, az aut6gydrdk
z szdsalekkal es a fon6ddk pc
dig 6 ssdsalekkal t0bb naun-
kdst nNcoln,asndk ma, mint
1929-ben.
A MunEaugyi Minissteriun1
n1dr el6s6leg k0s0lte, hogy a
munkdssdg nagyobb resst ka-
pott a nenseti j0UedeIemb6l
1936-ban, mint az 1929-es ec
folyan,dn. Ssdmsseriileg mem
seti j0vedclemb6l a nau1,kdssd9
resse 1936-bGn Co.'S ssdsalek
mia 1929-ben 65.5 ssdsalek
vOIt.
Vagyis a 7aenaseti j0uedelem
nainden dolldrjdb6l q nau1kds.
sdq IS es tel centet kapott. A
fennnaaradt SO es fel centb61
ad6ra, ad0ssdg t0rlesstesre, ge'
pek es telsserelesek --kopdsdra
k0lcs0nOk kanaat1ira kelIetl
Vc6zel 30 cent eS igg d betekte
tesek hdssndra nlig naaradt
es feI cent nainden dolldrb6l.
=
Az Orssdgos Ipdri Egyestet(
Hivatal jelentese sgerint min
den 0t ipari ,aagyiisem kosd
neon ssakmunkdsok kepsese
vel foglalkosik, inert nainder
jel ARA na,ttat, hogy aagy ipdr
fejl6des cl6tt dllu,ak, anailco,
nagy ssukseg less a sSakmun
kdSOkrG.
JelenteS kessult 473 gydrro
es k0sal0k 8.5 ssdsalek tdrtot
tenn Isen1i iskoldkat. Ese7
ssakmunkds keps6 tanfolya
mok a gydrtelepen naiikodnek
ahol kIl0n e celra beSserset
qepeken oktatjdk a tandrok
n0vendekeket. Ese,akiUul 27i
gydr, t6leg a fem feldolgos'
asemek k0sul, tanoac iskold
kat tart tenn.
A tanulnadny bessdn1ol AFRO
is, hogy e tanfolyanaok tarta
ma 1 hett6l 5 eDig vdltdkosik
AEON tdrsasdgokndl, ahol ta
none tanfolyan1ok vannak mi
k0desben, az dtlagos tanid6
ev.
A felalpissgdlt usemek 81
ssGsnlekdndl a tan0ncok fise
tese a naunkdsOk berenek 81
ssdsaLekdt naeghaladja, mig g.
ssdsaleknM elerte a rende
naunk1berek 80 ssdsaIekdt.
VERHOVAY 1O8.
Rofor oU0k. Ccor,o0 MnYov
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-21

tOkGOUCIVCSl dldI
COS
A tA . ala valot a yMedve
Szikora zenekar fogja szolgal-
tatni es pedig >meglepetesek-
kel. A rendez6seg, amely vail
vetve dolgozik a mulatsag 81
keren, minden jorol, italrol es
etelrol gordoskodott.
Dijak is lesznek.
A legszebb es legcsunyabb
maszka reszesul- maid ertekes
dijakban, melyet partatlan BIZ
rak fognak oaaiteani.
A campbelli, de a Youngs-
town es k0rnyeki magyarsag
is jol teszi, ha a szombat es-
tejet ere a kitiinonek igerke-
zo alarcos balon tolti ell.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-21
TuIESGt
elenn

most lesz megejtve. Harom ha-
vi hatralek miatt fiiggesztett
Restai Andrasne keretik meg
jelenni hatralekja rendezese
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-21

tando zaszlo felavatasi iinne-
pelyere es bankettjere. Ezen
a gyiilesen szamadonk szeretne
az evi tagsagi hatralakos dija-
kat is behajtani.
I'D. HORVATH ISTVAN, cSa-
ladfo, - DANISH JOSEF,
irodeak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-21
REFORMATUS EGYLET

A Youngstown Magyar Re
formatus Ferfi es MOI Beteg-
segelyzo Egylet folyo no 24-en,
rank kovetkezo vasarnap, delu-
tan 2, oral kezdettel tartia rem
& ruleset
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-21

Tauss Gy. Bella nesre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-21
LESz
CAMPBELLbEN

D. campbelli Magyar Haz a
N; wen Wig muzsikat6l lesz
w L1 >1ost szombaton este,
Magyar Haz meg
oktobervegi alar-
COS
Evening star., 1937-08-15
.O'DONNELLS ON SPOT
IN INDUSTRIAL LOOP
Defeat by Old Milwaukee Nine
Tomorrow Would Put Grill
Team Out of Race.

NARROWED down to a two club
fight, the Industrial League hits
the home stretch this week, with
Cofey Screen, the dark horse, and
ODonnell's Sea Grill, frst-half champ,
bidding for the second-haf title. A
defeat for the ODonnells tomorrow,
when they play Old Milwaukee Beer,
would clinch the race for Coffey and
necessitate play-of for the 1887
crown.
With Reggie Brown, Old Milwaukee
ace, ready to take the mound, ODon-
nell's chances Of sweeping the second
half as 1t did the first are dim. Lefty
Stevens, O'Donnell's No. slab artist,
will endeavor to keep his teams
chances alive.
Should O'Donnell's win tomorrow,
It would make its game with Coffey
Screen on Wednesday one Of the
banner features of the season. In
that event, Cranston Howard would
pitch for the Sea Grill on Wednesday,
against either Lefty Heft or Bill Kafka
of Coffey.
Victory for ODonnell's in both
games would not put Coffey out of
the running entirely, as the latter still
could tie for the second-half crown
BY beating National Savings next week,
the last game on the schedule. Mean
while. Old Milwaukee, National Saw
ings and Heurich's all have chance
for third place.
Evening star., 1937-08-15
Program for Typo Tournament

TODAY.
Registration, main lobby. At pm. the tournament will
officially open with the reception get together
and dance Wardman Park Hotel Refreshments Drawings
for the frsround ball games Chairman Royal Corwin of
the Golf Committee will hold brief session of all golfers
which time certain rules will be discussed decided upon
that must be observed for the tournament.
TOMORROW.
Morning 4lrst-round ball games at Griffith Stadium
the Epse golf at Indian Spring Country Club Afternoon
sightseeing followed by dinner and dance Heurch
TUESDAY.
Morning ball games at Grath Stadium and Elpse: golf
at Indian Spring Afternoon, tour Of the Government Print
ing Office followed by dinner and entertainment Harding
Hall.
WEDNESDAY.
Morning ball games at Griffith Stadium Ellpse golf
at Indian Spring Afternoon private sightseeing
Evening dinner Wardman Park followed by fashion show
and water carnival
THURSDAY.
Morning. ball games Griffith Stadium. Golf finals at
Indian Spring Afternoon visit through the Bureau of In
vestigation Evening athletic night, Griffith Stadium.
FRIDAY.
Morning open. Afternoon base ball finals Griffith
Stadium. Evening, moonlight trip the Potomac past
Mount Vernon
SATURDAY.
Afternoon championship ball game, Griffith Stadium
Evening, dance and awarding of prizes Wardman Park
Evening star., 1937-08-15
LEADING BATSMEN
OF A. A. IN SLUMP
Slaughter and Rizzo Trailed by
Reynolds-Kress Is Tops
Driving in Runs.

~AA'Ah6 Al >AAS'
By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, August 14.-Several Of
the American Associations lead
Ing hitters found the pitching hard to
,olve during the last week, with the
two perennial leaders, Enos Slaughter
and John Rizzo of Columbus, both
slumping.
According to official averages which
included afternoon games Of Thurs4
day, Slaughter held first place with
.377. Rizzo's average was 1863. The
third place hitter Is Carl Reynolds,
Minneapolis ball hawk. with 1856.
Others In the circuits first ten"
we're Cooke, Minneapolis, 1888; Kress,
Minneapolis, 1884; Eckhardt, Indian
apolis, 1893; English, Kansas City,
$50; Pneger, Minneapolis, $3.50; Stein
bacher, st. Paul, .329, and Rosen,
louisville. 1926.
The lead in hits WAS held by Rey-
nolds and Slaughter, at 189. Rey-
nolds led in runs scored, 126, and had
hit for the most total bases, 800. His
AZ doubles was the best mark thus
far. as was Rizzo's performance OF
II triples since the season opened.
Two players were tied for the home
run lead. Kress and his teammate,
Roy Pheger, Minneapolis infielder.
Each had hit 26 circuit smashes.
KreSs' mark of l25 runs driven in
gave him possession of that depart
mental lead, while Lynn King Of
Columbus continued to lead the base
stealers at q.
Minneapolis took over the team
hitting lead from Columbus, the Kels
mark being .309 to .3o5 for the Red
Birds. In team fielding, st. Pauls
average Of .e72 was tops.
Evening star., 1937-08-15

concerned. only Connie Mack can

concerned. only Connie Mack can
nre Connie Mack.
Roxie Lawson, most underrated
finger Of the year won seven
games by one run, three by two
for the Tigers and most Of
them the hard way current
record, IA won, 4 lost but
rarely makes the headlines
fans held Alex Kampouris" day
for Reds second sacker in Chi
cago Friday :. 10 base balls only
Greek player, after getting automo-
bile as gift, obliged by going hit
less In four chances and blow
ing up with three errors they'll
do 1t every time.
Jim Bottomley still entertaining
hopes Of bringing his Browns to
the top of the second division
Thinks Senator's and Indians pretty
much Of = cinch, the way they're
going now P. S.-Browns have
dropped II Of last 10 games, up to
Friday Yanks and Red sox
have little In common (ses Amer
lean League standtnss) -. But
Evening star., 1937-08-15
BIG SANDL0T GAME
IS DUE THIS WEEK
tey-0'DonneI| Contest on
Wednesday Is Likely to
Be for Loop Lead.
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE second half

INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE second half
championship play enters the
home stretch tomorrow with Cof-
fey Screen and O'Donnells Grill
leading the field The Screeners put
themselves on top last week when they
trounced Old Milwaukee. ll-4. while
the Grillmen were suffering q 5-4 de-
feat by the Heurich Brewers.
A Grill victory tomorrow over Old
Milwaukee would make Wednesdays
game between the SCreeners and
ODonnell's, with the lead at stake,
the sandlot feature OF the season.
Lefty Stevens will be tossing them up
for the Grillmen, who are expected to
win tomorrow but have trouble with
Reggie Brown, Old Mills ace mounds
man. A loss probably would mean
nothing better for the Grillmen than
a struggle with the Brewers for rum
ner-up honors.
During the week the Brewers, Ma
tional Savings Bank and Old Milwau-
kee will renew their argument to de-
eide who will be in third place when
the race ends next week.
The situation At present Is as
follows.
Evening star., 1937-08-15

Rowe Is Offered
Many Arm Cures

T TITLE ROCK, Ark, August II
R. - Lynwood tschoolboy)
Rowe, whose inef1ectiveness on
the mound has been q painful
puzzle for the Detroit Tigers this
season. said hundreds Of "reme-
dies for an ailing right arm had
been offered him.
Even fortune tellers profYered
their services. Some guaranteed
= complete cure within three years
"or your money back" Others
said they would cure him for
nothing-that he meant that much
to them for the sake Of base ball.
Sent here by Mickey Cochrane,
Detroit manager, to receive treat
ment, Rowe said:
TITS an acute pain that bobs
up under my right shoulder mus
Gle every time I try to let one
60 like I used to. I tell you its
got me screwy."
Evening star., 1937-08-15
BUGS SHOW SPIRIT
NICkING CARDINALS
Score Five Times in Ninth to
Win, 6-5-Bowman, Flashy on
Slab. Retires III,

BY the Associated Press.
CT. LOUIS, August 14-Subdued for
eight innings and apparently
beaten, the Pirates of Pittsburgh
surged back today with \ surprise
five-run attack to defeat the st, Louis
Cardinals, 6 to S.
Young Ray Harrell had allowed only
two hits and lone run up to the
time the Pirates swung into action in
the ninth inning. They drove him
from the mound and completed their
assault on Mike Ryba.
Joe Bowman, who started for the
Pirates, was forced to retire because
Of illness after holding the Cards
scoreless for five innings. They hoped
on Mace Brown and Jim Weaver for
their quintet Of runs
Evening star., 1937-08-15
GIANTS SPANK PILLS
FOR SECOND IN ROW
Leiber's First Home Run of Year
Starts New Yorks on Way
to 4.to-1 Victory.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. August 14-Coupling
timely hitting with effective
pitching for the first time in days,
the Giants scored their second straight
win over the Phillies by 4-to-1 mar
gin today before 4 crowd Of 10,5O4.
Harry Gumbert stopped the Phils
with six hits. tanning four, for his
NTH victory Of the year.
At the same time, his mates made
good use Of the seven hits they COL
lected of Syl johnson and Claude
Passeau.
Hank Leiber's first homer OF the
year. in the seventh inning, broke
1-all tie and started the Giants on
the way to victory.
Jim Ripple's single with the bases
loaded put the game on ice with two
moro rms In tho eiphfh
Evening star., 1937-08-15
Had Only One Day
BY SID FEDER,

n YEW YORK, August 14-Dia-
nj mond dribbles: Cecil Trav-
" Is, who's only leading the
a American League batting
race, is latest ad for those base ball
schook Senators shortstop
broke into the game from one in
Atlanta getting to class" on
last day, before the thing closed
up incidentally, his teammate-
pal, Buddy Lewis, IS roofing harder
than any one for Travis to win
the batting title He's already
invited himself on the vacation
they'll have on the $500 prize that
goes with the crown.
Looks like new faces all over
the place In manager lists for next
year wholesale changes in the
ofing, with Cleveland, st. Louis,
Pittsburgh, Chicago, Cincinnati and
even little old New York (Giant$)
reported readying new bosses :.
only Connie Mack never has 10
worry :. :. where the Athleties srs
Evening star., 1937-08-15
DIAMOND ENTRY GROWS

Because Of the rapid increase in ap-
plications for entry into the Columbian
Athletic Leagues city-wide base ball
tournament, officials will be accepting
entries all day today.
Entries close the middle OF this week
for the tournament which is to include
only peewee, insect and midget teams
Play begins late this month. League
headquarters is at 7l3 Otis place or
call Columbia 2Sl7.
Evening star., 1937-08-15
BEES ELDERLY ROOK
STOPS DODGERS, 80
Turner Handouts Brooklyn Club
With Three Hits as He Gets
18th Win of Season.

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON, August 14-Jim Turner,
the Bees "old-man" Rookie, hand
cuffed the Brooklyn Dodgers with
three hits today and breezed in with
3-to-0 shutout victory to stretch
Bostons winning streak to four in a
row.
He pitched no-hit, no-run ball for
four innings, and then gave up only
. single to Long Tom Winsett in the
nfth, a scratchy hit to Buddy Hassett
in the seventh, and another single
to Woody English in the eighth.
None Of the Dodgers reached second
base, as Turner turned in his twelfth
Evening star., 1937-08-15
ANDREWS,H H|LLVET,
CLAIMED BY YANKS
Leaders Get Right -Hander
From Tribe on Waivers
to Patch Corps.
R1 IL e Associated Press
81 Il e NSSOClhted PftSS.
THILADELPHIA, August IA
- The New York Yankees, seek
ing to bolster their faltering
u >itoh;,or ctaF {oIou ot,f a in aH

~ PHILADELPHIA August IA
ing to bolster their faltering
4 pitching staff, today obtained
Ivy Paul Andrews, veteran right
handler, from the Cleveland Indians on
waivers.
To make room for him on the roster,
the Yanks released Spurgeon Chand-
Ter, rookie finger, to their Inter-
national League farm at Newark. 1t
was Chambers second trip to Newark
this year.
Andrews is making return trip
to the Yanks with whom he broke into
ma jor league ball back in 1929. He
was sent down to the minors after
that, and returned to the Yanks in
1881, going to the Boston Red Sox in
1882, the st. Louis Browns In 1884,
and to the Indians after last season
in the trade by which the Tribe
gave up Bill Knickerbocker, Joe vos-
mix and Oral Hildebrand for Lyn
Larry, julie Solters and Andrews.
Only Hurler Banking Yanka.
A NDREWs, who is 80, has won 43
and lost 50 games during his
six years in the majors. So far this
season, he has won three and lost
four, and is the only pitcher to hold
a shutout victory over the Yanks.
The Yanks obtained Andrews as
their pitching situation, weak all
year, became acute Only three
pitchers have lasted nine innings in
the Yanks' last IL games. With Monte
Pearson still ailing and Chandler
still suffering from a sore arm that
necessitated his shift to Newark again,
only Red Ruffing and Lefty Gomez
are dependable starters, with Johnny
Murphy and Blubber Malone doing
yeoman work on relief.
Evening star., 1937-08-15
Managers Joe Mccarthy and Joe
Cronin are alike In one respect >.
Between them they have the long
est and fightingest chins In base
ball.

Lefty Lee Grisom, Reds rookie,
took first course in base ball educa-
ton last week Lesson: Never
pitch to Ducky Medwick in the
clutch With two on, two out,
score tied, Lee elected to try to
outguess Ducky's poison bat
Result, as expected Medwick
tripled to win game Have the
White Sox put Vernon Kennedy on
the trading block? Grapevine
says Sox willing to let him 60 for
third baseman Since Jimmy
Dykes definitely will retire next
year.
Cubs think their new importa-
ton from Southern Association,
Coaker Triplett, will make" their
OUTFIT next year Halls from
Memphis Chicks and was clubbing
around SO when last heard from.
Evening star., 1937-08-15

Runs-Camilli. Joe Moore. OFT. Leiber.
Danning ErrorLott. Runs batted in
base hit-Norris. Home run-Leiber
Sacriflce-Johnson Double plays-White-
head to Bartell to Leslie. Young to camilli
Bases on balls-on johnson il: off
Gumbert. .. Struck out-By Gumbert. 4:
by johnson, ]. Hits-OfY Johnson. & in
-, innings: of Passeau l in "a inning.
Hit by pitcher-By Passeau (BarteID.
Losing pitcher - Johnson Umpires -
Messrs Moran. MaRerkurth and Parker
Time-1:4a. Attendance-lO.5O .5O4.
Evening star., 1937-08-15
Victors Are Outhit.

THE White Sox outhit the Indians,
9 to 7, but Bill Dietrich, their
bespectacled right handler, fell victim
TO a three-run rally in the second
inning when Bruce Campbell singled,
Sammy Hale doubled and Billy Sulli-
van tripled Sullivan scored on Al
lens execution Of the squeeze play.
Evening star., 1937-08-15

Runs-Davis. Allen Cliff. Bell Knicker-
6ocker. Hemsley. Lpscomb. Walker ~.
Fox ~. Gehrineer ,3l Greenberz al
YORK 'Hl Goslin owen ~. Roeell Pof.n-
peTger ,:l. Error-Hemsley Runs batted
ln-Gehrineer 90. Walker az. Gosln ~,
CHIT t3l. Allen t2). Bell York e. Green
berg, Roseli Fox. Pofenberger Two-base
hits-GreenberR ':l. Poffenberger Gehrin-
ger, Fox. Three-base hit--Clift. Home
WdIk TUnS ~ Gshringer 80, York. Gosin,
ger to Greenberg Left on bases-st
LOUIS. \: Detroit. Q. Bases on balls-OH
Pofenberger. Il: on Trotter. .: of Baecht.
8, on LlpScomb ]. Struck out-By Pof-
fenberger g. by Baecht l. Hits-On
Trotter; 9 in . innings; of Baecht. : in
- innings: of Lipscsmb. 6 in 3as innings
HIT by pitcher-By Trotter iRoaellI
Passed balls-York to). Losing pitcher
Trotter. Umpires-Messrs Basil Geisel
ano summers. Time, go; attendance,
Evening star., 1937-08-15
G-MEN ARE OUTDONE
Baltimore Police Nine Defeats
F. B. I. Outfit, 20.
Special Dispatch TO The Star.

BALTIMORE. Md, August 14.-Al-
though neither of its runs was earned,
Baltimore's police team eked out a
2-to-0 victory over the Federal Bureau
OF Investigation G-men of Washington
Evening star., 1937-08-15
ALL-STARS TO USE SHIFT.

CHICAGO, August IA (R.-The Col
lege All-Stars, Head Coach Gus Do
rails said, will use an of1ense embodied
in the Notre Dame backheld shift In
their grid battle the night Of septem-
Der l against the Green Bay Packers,
professtonal champions.
Evening star., 1937-08-15
CAMP LICHTMAN'S STARS

Boys Of Tents 8, g and 8 Excel
in Base Ball, Shooting.
Tent No. 6 is shining athletically
at Camp Litchtman these days. Under
the leadership Of Wendall Lucas, its
occupants are tied for the lead in
group shooting, while its base ball
team is one of three undefeated in
the camp league. johnson is one
Of the loops best hitters.
Two other tents, Nos. 3 and 8, are
tied with tent in the diamond race,
while Theodore walker OF tent No. 8
is the loops leading pitcher In rifle
competition. Harold Brockington, Wal
lace Collins, Ernest Morse and James
Westray have qualified as pro marks
men.
Evening star., 1937-08-15
ALLEN IS WINNER
|NM0UNDRE
Out Since June II, Indians
Star Firm in Pinches in
Beating Chisox, 4-3.
By the Associated Press,

LEVELAND, August 14-John-
ny Allen made his first start
since illness retired him June
~ l8 and scored his NTH victory
OF the season today as the Cleveland
Indians defeated the Chicago White
Sox in the second game OF their series,
1 to 3.
Allen limited the Sox to six hits
IN seven innings and was at his best
with men on bases He retired for
Pinch Hitter Frankie Pytlak in the
last OF the seventh and Earl Whitehill
finished.