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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23

folbaktattunk az else magas hagora, fur
csa volt latni, hogy reggeli eg csupa v0-
r0sseg es arany
AZtan uttalan utakon mentlink vagy
ket oran at, nagyobbreszt folfele maszva.
Ritkan keriiltiink olyan helyre, ahol egy
10 vagtatni is kepes. Icy jutottunk el egy
mem mely kis volgybe ket magas fensik
kozott amelynek kozepet kisebb to fog
lalta Ell. Loomis Iowa nagyot nyeritett es
errol sejtettem, hogy alighanem Loomis
banda Observation-Disclosures jutottunk el.
Utkozben nagyon keveset beszeltiink.
Csak ennyit mondtam Loomisnak:
Milyen szerepet jatszik ez Macy
Carr Ralph? Mi k0zurk van hozza?
Carrnak tobbnyire nincs egyeb
vagya, mint jo halaszat es vadaszat -
felelte Loomis = A lanyat iskolaba kiildte
es mikor Sue vegzett, Ralph ugy velte,
hogy minden Acknowledgment eleget tett
ebben kis eletben Neha heteken at ko-
borol a hegyek kozott, az erdok vonala
folott es a puskajabol el. vagy otthon he
vereszik haz koriil, a hasat siitteti a
nappal, vagy tiizhelynel melegszik. Ez az
egesz Kekviz tele van az n1arhaival. La
tod azokat a birkakat odaat? Az mind
Carre. De ait Sc bania, ha mi esszik meg
6ket. Mem torodik veltik. Ha egy kis kesz-
penzre van sziiksege, en- szoktam kisegi-
teni, j0v6vel pedig mem t0r6dik.
Furcsa KEEP volt ez egy enberrol, de
mar elegge ismertem ahhoz CART, hogy
igazsagnak vegyem.
Mikor lefele haladtunk a volgyben,
megkerdeztem Loomistol miert valasztott
tanyanak ilyen nyilt helyet, ahol jol lat
SILK a haz, inert az erd6 is olyan ritka
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23

en- ugy ereztem magan1at mint csap-
daba kerult vadallat Mekkorat ugrik
maid ez az ember, ha megtudja, hogy a
Fonok ugyan sose jon el ere veszelyes
helyre
Elmondtam Ferraldnak a fontos dol
gokat amik t0rtentek, f6leg Loomis paran-
csat, hogy holnap reggel vele induljak Ell
mondtam ait is, hogy rendes tagja lettem
a bandajanak. Ferrald ell volt ragadtatva
ett6l. AIT mordta, hogy mind jobban es
jobban megy IS hogy F6n0knek nagy
orome lesz, ha meghallja ezeket a dolgokat,
inert ha en- az ellenseg taboraban vagyok,
viszont F6nok meg Ferrald kiviilrol dol
goznak, ez nagyon nagy dolog, olyan aka
lom, amilyen ketszer Sc akad egy eletben.-~.
osszeszedni az egesz bandat es egy csa-
pascal agyonzuzni. Sohase felejtem Ell, no
Cyan szorult 0k0lbe Ferrald keze es hogyan
toporzekolt, mikor ezt mondta. Jim egysze-
riien verszomjas volt. AIT mondta, hogy
nyomunkban fog naradni, akarhova is
lovagolunk reggel Loomisszal. Ha aztan
kikemlelte tanyazo helyiinket, ami valo-
szinUleg Loomis banda fohadiszallasa
lesz, akkor viszater Culver szakadekba,
oft megvarja Fonokot es azokat az en-
bereket, akiket a Fonok magaval hoz
Nekem tetszett ez az otlet es kezet
fogtam Ferralddal. g meg egesz sereg bo-
kot mondott es hogy meg most sem tudja
megerteni, hogy sikeriilt elbannom Kis
Charlieval De aztan megjegyezte, hogy
gondolhatott volna ARA, hogy en- megis
csak Fonok 0ccse vagyok, ennelfogva fel-
erek tiz k0z0seges er1berrel is.
Mikor visszamentem a hazba, kinyi-
tottam egy szoba ajtot masodik eme-
leten es a besut6 holdfenynel csakugyan
LATHAM, hogy elfoglalatlan hal6szoba Be-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23

hogy fax mem takarjak ell Az igaz, fe-
lelte ere, hogy egy rend6r csapat ICY
messzir6l is meglathatja az embereit, de
viszont az emberei is meglathatjak csen-
d6roket, ha csak egy kis szerencsejuk van.
Amellett mindeniitt dolgoznak kennel es
eek t0bbnyire el6zetes figyelmeztetest,k kill
denek, ha valami fontos embervadaszat
indul meg Kekviz iranyaban
An1int koriilneztem, megertettem a
helyzetet es csak annal jobban tiszteltem
Loonis eszet. Magat az embert nem
szeretten, de hat olyan ember volt, aki
mindig szivesen vallalja a jatek kocka-
zatat
Anlint lefele haladtunk tanya fele,
Loomis meg egy kis tanacsot adott.
Willis, tie tehets6ges embernek lat
szol, kil0nben most mem is lennel velem
Mar most lit lenn tanyanAl talalkozni
; fogsz nyolc vagy kilenc fickoval, akik t0bb-
nyire olyan vadak, mint s6lymok. Kivan-
csiak 1esznek rad, inert vi ember vagy Va
loszinu, hogy kiilonfele modokon probara
tesznek. Csak vigyazz, hogy XII ne j0jj a
sodrodbol. Mindig nlosclyogj es tobbnyire
fogd be szadat. Maskiil0nben alighanem
darabokra tepnek~.. Is nalam ugy szokas,
hogy ha fiuk oszevesznek egymask0zott,
hat verekedjek is XII a dolgot. Ha rossz YER
kezdodik, legjobb mindjart Hontani. Leg
alabb en- ICY tarton jonak.
Ez ugyan eleg fanysr bevezetes volt
az nj eletbe, de osszeszoritottam fogamat
es megeskudtem magamban, hogy alkal-
mazkodni fogok hozza Hiszen az eletem
mar ugyis csak egy nap, aztan eltiinhetek
szinpadrol es mehetek magam utjara.
(Folytatjuk)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23
(Folytatas)

Hogy milyen furcsa embereknek ta-
laltam oket, annak legjobb bizonylteka
eppen ez, hogy eligedtem megtortennl
ilyen dolgot es mem ebresztettem fol a
h&zat.
Tulajdonkeppen ugy veltem, hogy
LOomiSnak valamelyik kobor embererol
van $40, aki keson erkezett haza inert
AIT gondolta, hogy kapu be van zarva,
hat falon maszik fol.
viz szelen, to es fenyofak ko-
z0tt megfordultam egy pillanat mulva
halk fiittyentest hallottam. Az egyik ia
m0giil emberi army lepett el6.
Jim? - kialtottam elfojtottan.
En- vagyok! - felelte.
Odajott hozzam, olyan embernek a
magatartasaval, mint ali massal meri 0sz-
sze magat. Aztan fejet razta.
LATHAM, hogy n1ilyen az Kis
Charlie de mem ertem, hogyan torten-
hetett meg - mondotta.
En- csak vallat vontam. - Ne torodj
most Kis Charlieval A fontos az hogy
q F6n0k mem mutatkozott.
- Hagyd mar abba! = kialtott Fer
raid tiirelmetleniil. - hegyek mem egy
nap alatt kesziilnels ell es ICY az olyan
tervek Sc sziletnek meg egy masodperc
alatt, amilyeneket F6n0k szokott csi-
nAlni Gondolj csak a F6nokre-.-. ugyan
Eait jelentene neki Loomis elpusztitasa?
Mem, baratom. K0ztiink mondva, a Ft-
nok szerette Jerryt es most ossze is fog
ia zuzni Loomis bandat, hogy bosszut
alljon Ferrald Jerry ggyilkolasaert.
Csak ward meg a veget!
No, ha Ferrald hajlando varni, en-
ANIMAL szivesebben kovetem a tanacsat.
Szegeny Ferrald mem tudhatta, hogy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23

annak a varosnak. Nemcsak
banyamunkajaval, hanem a
tarsadalrni eletben is.
Jatszott a rezbandaban es
gyakran szerepelt a miikedvel6
el6adasokon.
Aztan farmot vettem Flori-
dAban es lnikor annak kezel6
kellett:: Bako Jani lett a j6-
szagigazgatom.
Mikor a farmra hivtam, ak
kor lattarn, hogy Bak6 Jani
milyen nagyszeru ember, mi
lyen kitiin6 barat.
Megmondtam neki, hogy en-
annyi fizetest mem tudok adni.
mint akkoraban hasonl6 mum
kaert fizettek. Csak anny1
penzt birok maid neki kiildeni,
ami eppen letfenntartasra
szlikseges. De biztositom, a
farm j0vedelmet mem wagon
egyediil zsebre, oSztozni fogunk
azon.
Bake Jani soha irast mem
kert t6lem, tudta, ugy lesz az,
amint en- AIT mondtam.
Ha jol ernlekezem, Jani hA-
rom evik kinl6dott farmomon,
j0vedelen1 n6lkiil.
Mem volt semmi szerencsenk
a farmmal.
JAM zoksz6 nelkiil szenve-
dett, kiizd0tt - mig azt&n bu-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23
Regi a.iossagot torlesztettem

Regi a.dossagot torlesztettem
lie a napokban.
A multi esztendoben, mikor
Detroitban voltam, elliott hoz-
zank a :egk iisegesebb, legjobb
barat: Bako Janos Cleveland
b6l es megigertem neh, hogy
felkeresem Gy0r megyeben, 0t-
tevenyben Gl6 testvereit.
Azota nagyon nyomott en-
gem, hogy az igeretnek eddig
mem tettem eleget. Bako Jani-
val en- ugy vagyok, hogy ct
nemcsak legkedvesebb ameri-
kai magyar barataim koze So
rolom, hsnem valahogy tobb-
mex erzem ct szivemben, lei
kemben, mint baratomnak.
Bako Jani csodalatos ember-
p&ldany, amiiyen mem sok van
q vilagon.
Ha egyszer szobrot emelne-
mex a barati hiisegnek es t6lem
kkrdezaek, hogy Hr6l mintaz-
s&k AIT, gondolkozas nelkiil Ba-
rs Janit ajanlanam a Szobor
mintajaul.
Bak6 Jani annyiszor adta Ia
nujelet a barati hiisegnek,
hoey nyugodtan ajanlhatnam.
Minket SEX 6des es bus en-
l6k k0t 6ssze, hiszen volt egy
kprszak eIettinkben, az engem
6r1lre boifs0gtalannA tett ken
tzlckyi varosban, l1ogy mem volt
mn, hogy Bal6 Janival egytitt
- 1ettiink volna.
Bak6 Jani egyik oszlopa volt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23

A Marquesas szigeteken a
menyasszoryt, miel6tt a nasz-
hazba engednek, sandal IA
fiistjevel megfiist0lik es palma
olajjal d6rzs0lik be alaposan.
Ennek dacara ott tart6sabbak
q hAzassagok, mint az Egyestilt
AllamOkban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23

A biiveszeknek eltiltottak Ne
metorszagban, hogy mesterse-
guk fogasait elaruljak. Hitler
talan attol fel, hogy a sajat To-
gasait is leleplezik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23

csut vettiink a kissimeei Shin
gel Creek-t3l
Soha Sc emlegette, hogy 8
mennyi ideig kinlodott hiaba.
Himler Marion mem fog meg
haragudni biztosan, ha meg
from lit, hogy volt egy lido a
Banyaszlap torteneteben, ami
kor Bako Jani penze tette le-
het6ve a tovabbi megjelenest.
1931-1932 szornyu telen, ami
kor Clevelandba k0lt0ztiink.
Bako Jarui akkor Sc kert
Himler Martontol penzer6l
irast, valt6t. Talan meg is SER
todott volna, ha ilyent kina-
lunk neki.
Hat ilyen ernber az en- Bake
Jani baratom, aki pirulva fog
ia olvasni Clevelandban ezt az
irast. Kicsit homalyos lesz a
szeme, torolgeti maid, mint
hogy az en- szemem is nedves
kezd lenni. ahogy gepelem eze-
ket a sorokat es gondolataim q
leghisegesebb baratr6l eml6.
keznek meg.
Hat vegre eljutottam otte-
venybe es mem bantam meg ez,
az utat. Nerncsak azert, inert
Bak6 Jani testvereit, huganalI
fiat megismertem, hanem azert
is, inert Ottevenyben belelat-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23
boldog kardcsonyi es uje

minden is magyar testverinket, hogy haIIott-e
mar az 1888 nyarzn rendezendo ket hatanas
adunk XII insyen halo es vasuti iegyeket tovabb
mintegy ketheti magyarorszag tart6zkodas ellatas:
nylnkben, sl<kor kuidIe be jobboldaIi szeIvenyt,
Evening star., 1937-10-25
Isszzzs:<E54R8 Isszs: ~
> By BURTON HAWKINS
BY BURTON HAWKINS

claim to an iron man" title
Tom recently played against Ports
mouth and Wilmington on con-
secutive days And didn't miss
a minute of either game :. Lynn
Woodworth. Roosevelt High coach,
rates q bouquet for his recent
virtual forfeiture of game to
George Washington High The
Rough Riders were forced to play
Central in a postponed series game
Thursday, 50 Woody refused to
allow his regulars to face G. w.
Friday He took a $50 trim
ming, but saved his boys.
Warren Swift and Wilbur (Bus)
Cross, both former Central High
basket ball captains. will perform
with Little Tavern tossers this sea-
son Cliff Keyser. another Gen.
trail product, and Bill Noonan. all
high center at Eastern some seasons
ago, may play for the same outfit
Swift captained probably the
smoothest club in Central history,
the outfit that won the University
of Pennsylvania tourney q decade
ago.
That mix-up in starting time on
the George Neutrality-suspicious.
game easily could have been avoided
Tickets were printed for 2
o'clock. The large sign on the
left field wall advertising the tilt
said 2 o'clock :. Yet the shift in
time to 2:30 O'Clock never was made
clear to many fans . Nor was the
large sign at Grifith Stadium.
which was there some weeks, ever
corrected.
Evening star., 1937-10-25

ZOE GUYON, Jr., Catholic
University halfback, will be
best man when his uncle,
- Chief Charley Guyon, East
ern High athletic director, is wed
shortly Petey Sarron, world
featherweight champion, has trav-
eled more than $4,000 miles in the
last II months I. Jack Dempsey
says Joe Louis is on his way out as
heavyweight champion in a nickel
mag due out this week Dating
his downfall from the time he met
Tommy Farr Against whom.
Jack says, Joe committed too
many errors.
George Vlk, former Notre Dame
end and ex-Catholic University
flank coach, is conceded much
credit for the rise Of Tulsa's foot
ball fortunes this season Local
gridiron followers may judge for
themselves Friday night when the
Oilers collide with George Wash
ington at Griffith Stadium :.
Jimmy Hughes. former all-high
gridiron ace at Eastern, is back on
his law job following an automobile
accident several weeks ago.
Buck Barbee, Wilson backf1eld
star, would be greater help to the
Presidents if he would curb his
fighting spirit Bucks right
hand became infected following a
collision with a chaps tooth in 4
street scrap some time ago
And before it mended he injured 1t
again Punching the same fel-
low.
Tom Oliver, Washington Presi-
dents fullback, is this sectors chief
Evening star., 1937-10-25

zipp Newman of the Birming-
ham News call the boys who pick
football winners "guessperts"
Jesse Taken Alive, brave from
the Sioux Indian Reservation,
played end for the Fort Yates team
against Carson the other day
Pitt is going to stop stressing foot
ball just to make it interesting for
its opponents.
University of California team Is
4 1S8-pound outfit no matter how
you look at 1t As = team the
Bears average 1SS Backfield
average Is 1873 so is the lines
and from tackle to tackle-you
Guessed it--186 Sam Francis,
ex-Nebrsska ace, now half-backing
for the Chicago Bears, once played
the part Of 4 Negro lad in q touring
stock connpRny
The hoidSit epidemic In the Ma
tional Hockey League is worrying
the Moguls Boston papers say
Evening star., 1937-10-25
PRESIDENTS SEIZE
E'LEAGUE LEAD
Benner's Last Minute Field Goal
Defeats Arrows-CelticS
Nip Norfolk.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 25.-Wash-
ingtons Presidents held first place in
the close Dixie Pro Foot Ball League
race today as the result of yesterdays
80 field goal victory over the Rich
mond Arrows.
The setback, which came on a 26-
yard placement by Willis Benner in the
last half minute of play, was the first
for the Arrows in four starts and left
the Presidents as the only undefeated
club in the six-team circuit.
The Alexandria Celtics of the Dixie
loop beat the Norfolk Clancys, 7-3.
Andy Zehr booted field goal from the
24-yard line near the end of the first
half. The Celtics came back to score
in the third when Foots Dickerson.
former v. P. I. star, intercepted a pass
and dashed 25 yards.
The Norfolk Clancys will be the
Presidents opposition in Washington
next Sunday.
Evening star., 1937-10-25
Grid World Sautes Terp Brown and Lafayette Coaches
SaeK1row of Bama Doomed for AAmeca

the real reason DOME Bush didn't
take the Boston Bee job was that
Prexy Bob Quinn called of nego-
tiations when DOME spoke out OF
turn in announcing he had been
offered the post.
When Army and Navy clash in
Philadelphia this year, Charley
Harrison, coach Of the Kankakee
Ill.) High School team, will sit in
the end zone Reason: Two Of
the lads he coached out At Kan
kakee will be leering ut each other
from opposite sides Of the line.
Allen Bergner Navy left tackle,
and Harry Stella, right tackle for
Army, were teammates under Har-
rison at Kankakee :. When Duke
kicked Colgate around at Ham,
ilton Saturday, it was the first
time Coach Andy Kerr had seen
one Of his teams lose on WhitnAll
Field Iii the nine years he hes
been coaching the red raiders.
Evening star., 1937-10-25

Big Ten rules make the Bucks in
elisible for the Rose Bowl d. Still
looks to be Alabama and California
out there.
At the head Of the step up and
take 4 bow for yourself" class today
are the coaches Of Brown, Lafayette
and Maryland who let Columbia.
New York q. and Syracuse have
both barrels And wasn't 1t
strange to find 4 fellow named
Sweeney in the bell ram role Tor
Notre Dame instead Of guy named
Zazukowsky, or something.
Our idea Of character with the
old college spirit is the guy who
rode bicycle $50 miles over those
New England hills to zee Dartmouth
trounce Harvard the was 4
Dartmouth H1an) Southern
papers want ito know how they're
going to leave Joe Kilgrow Of Ala
bau,a Oh ths all-America2
Evening star., 1937-10-25
Nv EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

u vEw YORK, Oct. 25.-Foot-
M bali fellas having 4 fine old
IN time tin knocking e.na.,, each !: :tstn.s Other
in indigo 30 Is Bucknell,
Tulane, Colgate. Southern Cali
fornia, Columbia and Louisiana
State Fair Harvard WAS Just
that against Dartmouth.
Our Navy WAS sunk, but r. D. r.
managed to bat 800 for the day
when Army went to town, 47-7
against washington u, which must
Of thought it had got to Minne-
apolis by mistake :. !. Yessir, plenty
Of ears we're pinned back on the old
gridiron Saturday.
Two teams with Rlenty on the
bali are Auburn snd Petroit U. -.
and time amt marching on bit
faster than Ohio State Too bad
Evening star., 1937-10-25
REDSKINS SOOTHED
by EAGLES DEFEAT.
Series With link Foe Ends
Even When Smith Boots
Late Field Goal.
By BILL DISMER, Jr.
BY BILL DISMER. Jr.
THERE was two-fold reason for
thanksgiving among the ranks
of the Washington Redskins
a tOday

\dErtE WdS lNO-loiu lCdoOli AoA
thanksgiving among the ranks
of the Washington Redskins
4 today.
First, because the blood in Riley
Smiths veins was colder than the
winds bleak blasts that chilled some
$4,000 in Philadelphia's Municipal
Stadium yesterday, and. second, be-
cause they don't have to play the
Philadelphia Eagles any more Ma
tional League foot ball games this
season.
Riley showed plenty moxie when
told there were only 35 seconds to
play and with the fate Of the game
resting on his shoulders-or rather,
his foot-he booted a placement from
the 27-yard line to break tie score
and send the Skins home with a 10-7
victory.
AS matter of fact, Smith and
some of the Redskins had been mis-
informed as to the amount of time
remaining. After the 3-point kick,
End Charley Malone asked the time
keeper and was told minute and 40
seconds remained of the game.
Redskins Careless Again.
EOR some mysterious reason the
team that has lost six of its eight
games gave the Skins the jitters this
tSee REDSKINS, Page A-l3)
Evening star., 1937-10-25
Hoya Conquerors Help.

ItOyd SUifqhV1 VI AAVsPs
I'D LIKE to have seen Alabama
play that Detroit team that
knocked off Catholic University. Bet
that would have been a real game
=. Kilgrow versus Farkus. and stuff
and things. Notice what Detroit did
on Saturday? Just beat Boston Col
lege, that's all"
THAT Detroit game the week
before probably took = lot out
Of C. U. thought the Cards
would beat St. Louis. Still, that
wasn't a pushover, st. Louis"
"See where the Redskins finally
scored on and trimmed those Eagles.
They're gonna have something to say
about the National League champion
ship, after all. That was the second
week in row they came from behind
to win. I'll bet that George Marshall
was something to look at after it
was over. That guy works harder
during a game than Turk Edwards" !"
Getting back to Georgetown. things
aren't so bad up on the Hilltop. Holy
Cross stays undefeated by beating
Western Maryland, to 0. and Iafay-
cite knocks off New York University,
13 to 7. Anyway, the teams that
whipped Georgetown aren't doing any,
thing to make a bum out Of Hagerty.
That helps"
What kind of game Is this foot
ball getting to be? Look what hap
pened in the West. Nebraska licked
Minnesota, and Oklahoma turned
around and tied Nebraska.
"Then on Saturday Kansas
beat Oklahoma, s to 3, with a
touchdown pass on the last play
Of the game"
well, I've never seen a season
like it. 1t used to be that a team
had to have perfect record to hope
for a Rose Bowl bid. Now I'll bet
the Bowl people have tough time
finding two teams with perfect rec
ords."
st see by the papers where Western
Reserve won its twenty-eighth straight
game Saturday from Boston U. Maybe
those guys'n wind up at Pasadena.
I guess they have to win all their
games, at that, if the coach is going
to keep his job. Western Reserve Is
in Cleveland, and if the football fans
are anything like the baseball custo-
mers they'll probably ride the coacn
right outta town If he blows one.
Evening star., 1937-10-25

the MlGdleS and vanderbilt tdCkle
ran so yards to beat L. s. U. Heigh-ho
and let's listen to the backwash.
Frank Dodson is pretty cute.
Notice how Maryland stopped
Marty Glickman of Syracuse?
Dodson played his ends smart. I
say, and Glickman didn't 20
anywhere to speak Of"
yeah, 1 guess Frank realized that
Glickman's no good unless he gets
beyond the line of scrimmage. That's
the way with most of those tr,ck
sprinters who play football. And
Glickman had doggone few chances
to break away"
Say that Dodson is all right, isn't
he? All along people had been talking
about the swell records Georgetown
and George Washington were going
to make. Hardly anybody mentioned
Maryland and here Dodson wins four
outta five games and knocks off
Syracuse, which beats Cornell"
Speaking of Georgetown, how about
that 90 tie with Penn? That
oughtta let Jack Hagerty draw deep
breath for a change. He loses Nolan
and Valiquette leaves the team but
still Georgetown almost beats a
pretty good team"
Evening star., 1937-10-25
POPPING ! e! |'.
OfF"~JtGt &4g4
Kibitzing On the NJ. NJ. Q.'s.


punch
Bombshe exploded all football fronts
rolls the fifth week only Is major
undefeated Syracuse and Harvard Boston
Northwestern Wisconsin
tumbng with others from the ranks OF the
field kicked nuhed 3to-O
Washington the Crimson Tide OF
sham fist fight
safety fell
Evening star., 1937-10-25

The officials call IL men on the field
for Penn and call the field goal off"
How do you know Harman sent
the sub in the game? The papers
didn't say so. They just said this
kid ran on the field Maybe he got
mixed up and it wasn't Harman's
fault"
alabama didn't look like
Rose Bowl team to me. Still,
guess those guys felt an awful
reaction after the Tennessee
game. That Joe Kilgrow Is no
bum on the field"
"I thought George Washington put
up pretty good game. Shucks.
Pixlee figured to lose. He hasn't got
the kind of a team to play in that
league. I thought G. w. played better
and smarter foot ball in the first
quarter than I've ever seen a G. w
team play before"
What I'd like to know is why those
officials kept giving Alabama the ball
after G. W. stopped them on the s.
yard line in the first period? 1t
looked like they wanted the Alsbamas
to score. What kind of officiating ID
that2"
"Oh, you mean after that 15-yard
penalty against Alabama2 Well, !
asked Dutch Eberts about 1t. He
refereed the game, you know, and
Dutch said that George Washington
WAS guilty of defensive holding and
that's why Alabama was given first
down."
Thomas Tries "Sleeper" Play. !,
IT STILL don't get 1t. Alabama
reaches the 5-yArd line. Then
'Barna doesn't gain on the flrst two
plays and gets penalised IS yards
because Kilerow purposely grounds
pass. That puts 'em on the 20
yard line and it's fourth down."
Yeah, and on the next play Eberts
finds Pete Yurwitz holding pass
receiver and calls defensive holding
That costs 5-yard penalty froi the
point of holding and gives the other
team first down. Offensive holding
is is yards but the down remains the
same. Get it2"
How about that fishtinG
business on the field7 Were
those Alabama guys fighting
among themselves r with the
George WashinttcKS"
Il dunno. All / know y that al
| tl1A playerS On the q. w. team wor1
Evening star., 1937-10-25
Sports Mirror

BY the Associated Press.
Three years ago-Connie Mack.
en- route to Japan with touring
all-star team. denied Babe Ruth
would manage Athletics in 1885.
Evening star., 1937-10-25
Pro Football

NEW YORK, Oct. 25 RJ.-Stand-
ings in the National Professional Foot
ball League Gncluding yesterday s
gameS):