davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1937-02-26

ME- THOMAS. R.F. D. No. 1. East New Market.
Md, says: 81 consider potash to be the most
important ingredient in fertilizer and when
purchasing my goods in the spring make sure
they contain plenty of potash. While usu-
ally use 4-s-7 on my beans, last year used
1910 and on 2s4 acres harvested e12 TONS"
Milford chronicle., 1937-02-26

why do you object to women in
politics?"
Because" replied the statesman,
II put my faith in the plain people,
and no woman will consent to be
placed in that category"
Milford chronicle., 1937-02-26

C. L. WILLIAMS. Rhedssdaie. Md, says: Il
consider the best fertilizer for peas to be 4-s-7
This grade has given me excellent results for
number of years. I have observed on this
crop, also, that potash will hold the vines
green for longer period than fertilizers con-
tanning less potash"
Milford chronicle., 1937-02-26

D. FLOYD BRINsFIELD, RhodssdsIs. Md, says: "It is
my practice to use 1o% POTASH every year on my
string beans. In 1885 my average yield per
3A tons. am right pleased also with the results am
getting with 4-8-7 on my pea land"
Milford chronicle., 1937-02-26

March nth and 18th are the dates
selected by the Seniors OF the Mil
ford High School for their annual
play.
Milford chronicle., 1937-02-26

In England the voting age for wo-
men is 80 years. They never reach
30 years in the good old U. S. A.
Milford chronicle., 1937-02-26

MAX LINDER, Cambridge. Md, says: Il am now
using 4s7 on my string beans. 1t is my opinion that
the potash helps the plants grow tall and you must
have tall plant to have plenty of beans II also helps
the plants to stay green longer"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07
Nit var t0Iiink AngoIorszag !?

A napoleoni haboruk idejen
Nelson angol tengernagy, mie-
lott hajoit az ellenseg hajora-
janak megrohanasara inditot-
ia volna, a k0vetkezo napipa-
rancsot intezte a hajok SEE
melyzetehez:
England expects every
sailor to do his duty.
Magyarul AIT jelenti ez, hogy
Anglia elvarja minden tenge-
reszt6l, hogy tegye meg a ma
ga kotelesseget.
A nehez kilpolitikai helyzet-
ben lev6 Anglia most eppen
ugy kacsintgat az Egyesiilt Al
lamok fele, mint a vilaghaboru
idejen tette. T6lunk varja,
hogy siessunk segitsegere es
kaparjuk XII reszere a japan
kinai tiizb6l, a spanyol tiizb6l,
a palesztinai tiizb6l a silt gesz-
tenyet. Ennek tudataban $40
lalt meg Edward Howe ameri-
kai iro egy kis konyvben, a
melynek ezt az erdekes cimet
adta: -~s~-E &. r., g.
England expects every
American to do his duty.
Azaz Anglia elvarja minden
amerikaitol AIT, hogy tegye
meg vele szemben a maga ko-
telesseget. z-..-.~.
Howe ramutat. ARA, hogy a
vilaghaboruban is mi aldoz-
tunk es vereztiink az angol er-
dekekert, hol0tt a mi tulajdorl
nagy argol-barat Secretary OF
State-ttink is elismerte, hogy
sokkal t0bb jogcimiink lett
volna akkor ARA, hogy Anglia
ellen menjiink haboruba, mint
Nemetorszag ellen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07

Anglia ait hangoztatja, hogy
mivel mi az eredeti angol gyar-
matok leszarmazottai vagyunk,
angol yer folyik ereinkben es
exert testvert segitiink akkor,
amikor veriinket aldozzuk az
angol erdekekert.
Ebb0l a meseb6l egy $40 Sc
igaz. Hasztalan mondja az an
gol nemzet ma, hogy nekunk
voltakeppen csak az angol XII
rallyal volt bajunk es azert
szakadtunk el. A kiralynak
volt parlamentje es ez a par
lament egy csepp hajland6sa-
got sem mutatott ARA, hogy
az amerikai erdekeket partol-
ia es kiralyi zsarnoksagnak
ellenalljon. Anglia nepe meg
tagadott benninket eS kiralya-
val egyitt kenyszeritett ben
nunket ARA, hogy a ssabadsag-
harcot megkezdjuk. s~~
Ami pedig ait illeti, hogy mi
angol verbol fakadnank, azon
csak mosolyogni lehet. Az anne
rikaiban van ugyan nagyon
sokfele yer, de a legkevesebb
az angol yer, Az orszagot OLA
szok, spanyolok, portugalok fe-
deztek fel, franciak kolonizal-
tax, hollandok es nemetek gaz-
dagitottak es - angolok pro
baltak sajat javukra kifoszta-
nj. Exert az orszagert legkeve-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07
XIV.
CSALFA DELIBAB

Masnap nagyon mozgalmas
volt a csondes K0rnyey tanya.
Auton robogott XII oda Szokoly
Mihaly es a felesege. Nyugta-
Ian, riadt ejszakajuk, volt, hogy
leanyuk nem j0tt haza. Izga-
tott telefonalas es kutatas utan
megtudtak, hogy Agnes a Hor-
tobagyra autozott, oft K0rnyey
vel talalkozott es most is a
K0rnyey tanyan van. Ez a teny
mindent elarult es d0nt6en
igazolta Agnes eltephetetlen
nagy szerelmet.
Az auto k0zeledtenek zajara
egymast kezenfogva siettek ki
Agnes es Gergely.
- Ertem j0nnek - sz6lott
Agnes, de tud meg edes, sem
mi sem valaszthat t0bbe el
egymast6l.
Macy robajjal k0zeledtek
Szokolyek. Nyomukban az mas,
kinek sejtelme, sem volt hova
jonnek es maid k6ve meredt
az ijedelemt6l, mikor Kor-
nyeyt meglatta. Mert hogy
rossz sejtesek gy0tortek.
- Agnes, Agnes, EFT kellett
megernem, - ajuldozott Szo-
kolyne. - Teged lit talallak
ezen a nyomorusagos helyen.
Agnes minden zavar nelkul
k0sz0nt0tte sziileit es ICY szolt::
- Nyugodjatok meg, ennek
ICY kellett t0rtenni. Es en- ma
gyon, nagyon boldog vagyok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07

sebbet az angol nemzet fiai
dolgoztak es legkevesebb ko-
zunk van hozzajuk. Mem test
vereink nekunk az angolok,
t0rtenteket, azonnal megpro-
hanem hidegen szamit6 kihasz-
naloink, akik ha visszacsinal-
hatnak a szabadsagharcban
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07
Six 0LDAL

balkoznanak vele.
Quincy Howe k0nyve ARA
mutat ra, nogy mines nekiink
semni k0ziink a nagy angol
birodalomhoz es mem lenne
semmi ertelme annak, hogy III
ra harcoljunk Anglia jovolta-
ert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07
gondolatait is kitalalom.

gondolatait is kitalalom.
- Atengeded-e a szobadat a
kisasszonynak? - szolott Ger
gely.
Hogyne .engednem edes
gazdam. Ezer orommel. Mind
jart rendbe is rakom, meg vi
huzatot teszek az agyra. Ne
KEN jo lesz most lit a pitarban
is. ~< -
Maid aztan epitiink egy
kis szobat neked, tervezge-
tett Gergely.
Mem igen kell az, maid
talalok en- magamnak val6 he
lyet a hazban.
- Nit is akarok meg neked
mondani, Sander! Eskiiv6 lesz
a haznal! a.a n
- Ugy is van az renden,
edes gazdam. Most meg lit van
a ravalo is.
Macy igyekezettel huzogatott
elo Sander valami zacskofelet
a mellenyeb6l. &,,@ u
= Elhoztam a penzt a filme-
sektol. Edes gazdam mem is
ment erte, pedig ami jar, az
jar. Ugylatszik fontosabb dolga
volt.
= Abbizony, err6l megfeled-
keztem, - rnondta Gergely.
- De en- Am mem. AIT mond-
TAX 0szesen tiz forint jar, de
en- keveseltem, XII is vagtam be-
lolik tizenhat fontot, otszaz
pengot. Ket napig jatszott gaz-
dam, megmentette a "muziso-
kat, hat fizessenek. Ell is hoz-
tam a penzt. En- is kerestem
hozza tizenhatot. Jo lesz la
kodalomra. Otszaztizenhat pen
GO. Sep penz. Meg marad is.
En- mondom, ha ICY haladunk,
aratas utan megvesszik ezt a
husz kis holdat.
Most mar Agnes is beleszolt
a vitaba. Atkarolta Gergelyt
szerelmesen nezett a szemebe
es huncutkasan utanozva a le-
geny beszedet, ait mondta:
-Bizony edes gazdam. Jol
.beszel ez a Sandor. Megvessziik
ezt a kis birtokot. Tudod nit,
lit az autom, eladjuk. Jogom
van hozza, az enyem. A hiany-
20 0sszeg kitelik az arabol.
Gergely csokkal zarta lie az
vi "gazdasszony" ajkat.
- AIT mem kivanhatom.
- De minek rozsdasodna lit
a kocsi = szolott komolyan
Agnes. Jo lesz nekem gyalog is
- melletted.
Sokaig tild0geltek a haz el6tt
es tervezgettek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07
LEGYEN VENDEGUNk
MAGYAR0RSZAGRA
Egyik el6fizet6jet Viszi labunk
sajdt k0ltsegen ldtogat6ba
se!41 ks!tzzgzn Mtegat61e BUDAPESTRE Es VISSZA
North German Llyod lesnasyobb haj6jan
A KULF0LDI MAGYAR0K VILAGK0NGRESSzUSARA

Lapunk fefisyeIt hogy
Magyarorszasra nezve ee terrell syemet
kathozmusat feoeo kongresszu
dick sorabo szazezreke
Es kovet ezt esement kuodn eS magyarsag
Vagkongsszusa hey eintezendo
doga amerkai magyarsagnak Is annak soraban
punne AT akaru teha hosy mi apunk eIofzeto taborat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07

koto heIyi
egalabb egyk eIofizetonk utjan
Mndezek tudataban lepet eeymassal
amerka hetap szekesztoe
jovo ev julius hawaiian haojan egyik
zetonket hazakuduk aat koegunkon
vezeeseve Magyar Ranyaszap szekesztot bztuk
tenik meg mi tortenednkben eIso zben
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07
s.MEELTOSAGOS
GAZD'URAM''

Gergely komolyan fordult
Szokoly Mihalyhoz:
- En- is nagyon kerem, ne
tegyek t0nkre az eletinket.
Eleget szenvedtiink. Lassak be,
hogy Agnes es en- elvalasztha-
tatlanok vagyunk. Szeretjuk
egymast es szerelmunknek jo-
gai es k0telessegei vannak. En-
ezennel megkerem on0kt6l Ag-
mes kezet.
Szokoly es felesege 0sszenez-
tex. Gergely kisse borus arccal,
de kemenyen folytatta:
= Most meg kerek, de kije-
lentem, hogy elutasito valasz
eseten is egymasei lesziink, ferj
es feleseg. Nyugodtabb lenne
szil6i beleegyezessel a hazas-
sagk0tes, de kijelentem, hogy
Agnessal megmasithatatlan ell
hatarozasra jutottunk. Igaz,
Agnes? ~"~
- Igaz, - szolott Agnes. -
Es mem lehettek olyan rosszak
hozzam, hogy meg mindig ell
lenkeztek. 4~r>sl. es : ~~-~
- Meg egyet-mast meg kell
beszelnink, - mondotta Szo-
koly Mihaly. ~~,
- Leghelyesebb volna, ha
haza j6nnel velunk = mon
dotta Szokolyne, maid ott-
hon megbeszeljuk a tovabbia-
kat. -.
- Mem angus, en- innen csak
ugy lepek XII, mint Gergely
menyasszonya. Es az is vagyok,
mi ketten mar elhataroztuk.
Tisztellek benneteket, de annyi
jogom van, hogy ahhoz men
jek felesegiil, akit szeretek. Sze-
retem kimondhatatlanul!
Elfeleded edes lanyom
hogy te Solty menyasszonya
vagy, = mondta gunyosan
Szokolyne.
= XII sem ejtsd el6ttem ezt
a nevet tobbe - mondta kipi-
rult arccal Agnes. = Rajottem,
hogy milyen intrikakat sz6tt ez
az ember.
Gergely most pillantotta
meg a hatterben allo mast, XII
elotte igen ismer6s volt, mint
Agnes 'postasa".
= J0jj0n csak kozelebb ba-
ratom, - fordult Gergely az
inashoz. - Mintha valami le-
szamolni val6nk volna egymas-
sal!
Szokoly Mihaly es felesege
ertetleniil tekintettek oda, az
mas pedig zavartan kozeledett.
Gergely megragadta az mas
mellen a ruhat es szigoruan
szolott hozza:
= Marcus elejen egy levelet
hozott nekem a kisasszonyt6l,
mikor meg a varosban laktam.
-Igenis, - sz6lt rernegve az
mas. .
A kisasszony levelevel
egyiitt nalam hagyott "velet-
leniil" egy mask levelet is, a
melyik svajci cimre szolt.
Mem tudok rola, - hebeg-
te az mas.
Es ha nyomatekosabb abban
kerdem, - kialtott ra Gergely
es utesre emelte kezet.
Az mas belesapadt az ijede-
lembe:
- Muszaj megmondani?
Ha mem mondod meg,
leiitlek mint egy kutyat. Min
dent tudok ugyis.
Az mas megsemmisiilten be-
szelt:
- Bocsanatot kerek, de mem
tudtam, hogy rosszat cselek-
seek. AIT hittem valami trefa-
rol van $40. AIT a svajci 'cim-
zesii levelet Solty ur adta At
nekem es megmondta, hogy We
letlenil hagyjam oft bar6 Kor-
nyey urnak. AIT mondta, hogy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07
(Folytatas)

(Folytatas)
Gergely kerd6en tekintett ra,
Agnes pedig ICY folytatta:
- Mutasd csak AIT a levelet,
melyet annyit emlegettel. Ha-
misitott iras volt az, inert en-
sohase irtam Svajcba. AIT a
Bosentauert XII mem allhattam.
Tenyleg udvarolt, mikor kint
voltam, de visszautasitottam
kozeledeset. Persze err6l csak
Solty tudhatott es a nevet 60
noszul felhasznalta a kitalalt
mesehez. Aztan mikor nalunk
a hazassagkozvetit6 irasait mu-
togatta, a tie megbizasodrol -
persze az is kitervelt machina-
ci6ja volt.
Gergely elkeppedve hallgat-
ia es fogai k0z0tt mormolta:
= Oh gyalazatos. Exert la
kolni fog. r~--,a~,a-
= Mutasd csak ait a levelet,
- ismetelte Agnes.
Mar nincs meg. Macy ba-
natomban elegettem.
Kar volt. Hogy nezett XII
a level?
Gepirt level volt a te ala
irasoddal. ~-.tz
Agnes hatarozottan mondta:
Hat persze meg van a rel
tely kulcsa. Idehallgass, mines
is irogepem, irogepen mem is
irtam soha. Solty fabrikalta
a levelet es alahamisitotta az
alairasomat. Az mast megvesz-
tegette, hogy vigye el hozzad
a levelet. Tenyleg fel is tint
nekem, hogy egyid6ben t0bb-
szor magahoz hivatta az ina
sunkat. Ilyen ember ez a Solty.
= Ezzel a gazemberrel veg
EEK! kialtotta Gergely. -
Provokalni fogom.
Mem provokalod, = szolt
csendesen Agnes. = Mem er-
demes. Es teged feltelek.
Ne felts angyalom!
Felesleges volna lovagias
ugyet csinalni. Mem erdemli
meg, de ugyis letagadna, isme-
rem en- gyava lenyet. Nasal
buntetjuk meg. Jo gondolatom
tamadt Egy kis tarsadalmi
kompromittalas kell neki.
Nit akarsz tenni Agne-
sem?
= Elfogadom a tervedet. En-,
Solty menyasszonya hozzad
szoktem es nalad is maradok.
Ez annyira verig serti hiusa-
gat, hogy mem lesz maradasa
a k0rnyeken. Ismerem nagyon
jol, mem birja XII nevetseges-
seget. Ez lesz a legjobb bunte-
tes szamara.
Draga vagy Agnesem,
pompas! robbant XII Ger
gelyb6l az elragadtatas es csok-
jaival halmozta ell. Es en- most
iinnepelyesen megkerlek: Akar
male a felesegem lenni?
- Meg kerdezed?! - szolott
balkan Agnes, = az vagyok.
Par nap mulva listen es
ember el6tt a felesegem vagy!
Az en- edes, draga, szepseges
felesegem.
Segiteni fogok nektek a
gazdasagban - jegyezte meg
Agnes.
Aztan boldog tervezgetesbe
fogtak. A boldogsag kelyhe
csordultig telt szamukra. Este
kiiltek az udvarra, kez a kez-
ben Is tularad6 lelekkel, ego
szemmel kerestek a pompas
nyari egbolton a legfenyesebb
csillagot.
Kes6 este lett, mikor nagy
robajjal rontott be Sander.
Meglatta gazdaja boldogsagtol
sugarz6 arcat es Agnes ragyo-
GO tekintetet, mindent meyer
tett.
Edes gazdam, ez osztan
-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07

kozn juIiusaban
kezdk New Yorkb6 magyasau
agkonsreszusan vaianint Scent Istvan
XII iesz eozeonk, aki k0ltsegunkon jon Magyar
orszagra, a lap aitaI
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07
EGYIK ELOFIZETON1

meghvuk Is evsszuk saat k0tsegnk6n
dapere es ameka szindkatusa
j6ratta amey ot aa sell At tenge Az lap ko
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-07
Sports Fodder

Don't be surprised the 1887 only slightly resembles
which the nterZone
three Manifestation Dudge
expected be recalled began with Miami
tmore championships which wind along
tne Florida winter trail with the
alternate on the 1885 squad frankie
ne are looked upon as leading contend join Bulge
81 per IN attendance last
az tropical Park M sopwth famed British yachman
deiend the coveted Americas
summer Harry Newman the here
purpose. He also is his honeymoon ~ ~
sign on the main entrance Of Haeah mo
HORSEBACK Riding Allowed" Harry F. Wolf of the
G. has the national squash years
Louisiana State live during the past football
season. costing $3.50 requiring
back new fighter has bobbed
Kid Law properly backed by the
81 oodfriend the Oldest living
that Chrisy Mahewon be the at
CoopersoWn N T. At the been ap-
pointed professor at Ray Doans baseball faculty
Harry Speelman sta wa tackle
Dutch stock Yet he picked Jewish team
Duqlesne university to
weer SIX feet inches inches
MAINS mas new shng pier where
all ghor 40 cents with license
nlng REQUIRES license OF $55 for
derby drawing crowds the
eseo sna revnts IN New York and Chicago
Den e sqaw by local golf bigwgs the
sporting goods firm for which he Miami
open Close to $50 carloads of horses
all OF
W cars shipped In during the whole 49, '
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-07
Cashin To Be
Money Man For
us. Sweepstakes

So that all financial angles in
connection with the seventh annual
United States Sweepstakes will be
easily figured before, during and at
the conclusion Of the tournament,
Harry x. Cashin, president OF the
Waterbury Duckpin Bowling asso-
citation was selected at a meeting
yesterday to handle all monies of
the meet, including entry fees and
prizes. Not only that, but all pay
mentS for prizes, expenses, and, in
fact, any disbursement whatever in
Connecticut with the event will be
made by check so that compete
record can be made and kept.
Work Together
The officers of the local associa-
ton, which, in addition to President
Cashin include George Perrine, Bill
Cunningham, George Hubbard and
Leo Conway will be in direct charge
Of the sweepstakes working in con-
junction with the officials Of the
National Duckpin Bowling asso-
citation such as President Charley
O'Connell, Secretary George Ise-
mann and his assistant, Charley
Young. Both local and national
groups as well as the sponsors of
the tournament will meet at 800
o'clock tomorrow night to go over
all arrangements for the event, so
that there will be no snags or snarls
Of any kind while 1t is conducted all
day Saturday.
Actual entries at the present time
have reached So, with the Baltimore
delegation yet to be checked de-
f1nitely. Two more local entries as
sured included Sammy zaza, who
averages 124 in the Southern Con-
necticut league, and Nick White,
who will represent the Industrial
league in the tournament.
Standout
According to official figures, Nick
Tronsky Of Willimantic is the best
duckpip bowler in the country, in
sofar as the United States Sweep
stakes are concerned. In six years
of competitor, which goes back TO-
1881 when the event first was held
Tronsky has won 81, $50 and knock
ed over 11,433 pins for an average
Of 1918 in 80 games. Jack White
has 11,140 pins to his credit in six
years Of tournament competition for
a 1870 average, 243 pins behind
Tronsky while Joe Harrison and
Ollie Pacini Of Washington are next
in that order with averages better
than 120 over the six year period.
In all, there has been total Of
$7,480 paid out in prize money for
U. s. Sweeps with four named be-
ing the only bowlers to compete in
all six events. Ray Barnes Of Wash
ington Is second highest money win
ner with $1,225 to his credit and
Jack Whale got an even $1,000 for
bowling 80 games. Washington, d.
G. had So entries in the U. 8.
Sweeps since 1881, Baltimore ~. At
lanta IS, New Haven 6, and Water
bury 4.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-07
Chain Gang Hoop
Squad Meets Liths
On Local Court

The original Georgia (colored
Chain Gang basketball team will
visit Waterbury for the first time
since Its organization for an ex-
hibition with the knights Of Lith-
uania Speedboys on next Tuesday
evening, January 18th, at st. Jo-
Seph,s hall.
Fans have read and seen motion
pictures Of fellows who are COM
PEELED to wear the striped garb. The
players will appear on the court
before the game wearing these same
outfits Of striped material and will
then change to their playing uni
forms when the referees whistle Is
blown, starting the game. The Col
ored Georgia Chain Gang display a
brand Of basketball that has not
been seen on st. Joseph's court In
many moon, and possess one Of
the most scientific quintets to APP
pear in this section.
On Wednesday evening, January
18th, Manager Ed Fitzpatrick OF
the Palace theater has arranged for
the opening Of a series Of basketball
games to be played on the stage.
when he booked the Red Devils Of
West Haven, four time champions.
to meet his knights Of Lithuania
club in regulation basketball con-
test. Mgr. Fitzpatrick Is intending
to bring the best semi-pro and pro-
fessional basketball clubs to the
Palace for wednesday evenings
throughout the season.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-07
ST. LUCY HOOPSTERS
in ACTION SATURDAY

The st. Lucy Holy Name basket
GERS will open their regular home
schedule Saturday night on the
North End "Y" court when they will
clash with the strong Ansonia Fall
con Five In an encounter which
will probably be played before q
capacity crowd.
Ralph Santopietro, Sonny Romeo.
Salio MARITIME, Johnny Martin, Ricky
R'cciuti, Joe Piacentino, Pete Pol
ietto, Joe Ciaccio, and Mike Halliday
all will perform for the red clad
kcUpsters while the Copper. City
crew viii sport several Ansonia high
school luminaries Ct seasons back.
An addition to the st. Lucy roster
Joe Rossi, ex-Wilby star, is also ex-
pected to play, probably at the CEN
ter post. The game will start at 800
p. m. with dancing following.
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HIRSCHBERC SET
AT DARTMOUTH

Hanover, N. H., Jan. f7.-(UP)-
Appointment of Ed Hirschberg, 1881
captain of the University Of Pitts
burg football team, as end coach on
the Dartmouth college coaching
staff Of Earl (Red) Blaik, was an
nounced by the athletic council to-
day.
Hirschberg succeeds Joseph Dom
chess who has been end coach for
three years. The new end coach
played under Donchess when the
latter was a member Of the Pitt
coaching staff before coming to
Dartmouth. Donchess resigned to
pursue medical career.
Donchess also comes here from
the Pitt coaching staff which he
joined after coaching st. Thomas
college, Scranton, Pa.
A change In the 1887 schedule also
was announced. Bates college sup
planting Norwich in the opening
game, breaking tradition Of 90
years standing. Little Norwich was
so badly battered by the big Green
in last seasons opener that 1t was
forced to cancel q game with Bos-
ton university as result.
The rest Of the 1887 schedule re-
mains unchanged, listing games
with Amherst, Springfield, Brown,
Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Cornell
and Columbia.
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HEATING, EX-EACLE
FACES EX-MATES

New Haven, Jan. Tone of the
leading scorers Of the International
American Hockey league, former
member Of the Eagles, will skate
against the New Haven team here
Sunday night when the Birds stack
up against the Providence Reds.
He is Jackie Heating, a fiery little
player, who was the property Of the
New York Americans when he
played here, and subsequently sold
to the Reds. On the list Of leading
scorers he ranks third, a high
spot considering the fine puck
chasing talent that makes up the
teams in the seven-team circuit.
Assurance has been given that
Allie Moore will continue to hold
the fort as the goaler for the
Eagles. 1t has been rumored that
he might move up to the New York
Americans, due to the injury to
Roy Worters, but Moore Is the
property of the New Haven club, is
not subject to recall, and is not up
for sale.
With the Eagles in the thick OF
the fight for a playoff place, an
other record turnout Is expected at
the Arena here Sunday when the
Reds make their Sabbath visit.
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Twilight League

Marguerite Dowling's team took 4
straight from Bessie Lenners, 1349-
l247; Anna Nodes group lost out
OF 4 points to Rose Beardsley's,
1194-125l; Ebba Langell's team for
feited points to Ellen Erickson's;
Gertrude Adkins team defeated Mae
Cullen's 3 to 1, 1293-1271. Mar
guerite Dowling's team and Iva Nc
Groary,s are tied for first place,
each team having won SO out Of So
points. These two teams have been
lighting for first place since the be-
ginning of the league. There are
three more weeks left for this league
and 1t Is either teams win.
Evelyn Klambt bowled 116 for
high single yesterday and also 297
for high three strings.