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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-21
A HETI SZEMLE
KR0NIKASA

bucSuzik az 0lvaS0kt0l,
illetve hat csak elk0sz0n egy
nehany hetre es a k0vetke-
z0 lapszamokban a "Heti
Szemlet" mem fogjak az Ol-
vas6k talalni.
September k0zepere ismet
talalkozunk egymassal S ak
kor azzal fogOm a mulasz.
tast pdtolni, hogy a "Heti
Szemlen" Xviii az eur6pai
kiil0n0sen a magyarorsza-
gi helyzetr6l is be fOgok
szamolni.
AzOknak a szives einezeset
kerem, akik rOvatOt meg
szOktak s akik a vilag ese-
menyeir6l sz6l6 hireket mas
helyen es mas formaban, de
meg fogjak ebben a lapban
minden heten talalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-21
A KAMPANY
KUZDELMEBEN

Roosevelt mem all magaban,
inert ahol elovalasztasok meg
mem voltak, oft egyre elkesere-
dettebb - Is piszkosabb - ktiz
delmet folytatnak.
Annyira elfajult a kampany
nehany allamban kiil0nosen
a kormany ktilonbozo segely-
osztalyait annyi visszaelessel
vadoljak, hogy a szenatus lille
tekes bizottsaga XII fog szallni
legalabb harom, de esetleg
tobb allamban.
Kentuckyban Barkley szena-
tort azzal vadoljak ellenfelei,
hogy a PWA es WPA adminisz-
traciok vasaroljak es terrorizal-
jak a szavazatokat a szenator
szamara. clientele, az allan
kormanyzoja viszont allit6lag
az allami segely-hivatalok ha-
sonic munkajat veszi igenybe.
Ugyancsak a kormany lille
tektelen beavatkozasarol pa
naszkodnak Berry senator ell
lenfelei Tennessee allamban
es a vizsgalat oft is megindul.
Kenytelen a szenatusi BIZ
zottsag Pennsylvaniaba is XII
szallni, ahol az el6valasztasok
Observation-Disclosures most jelent
keznek ahol igazan sziikse-
ges az alapos vizsgalat. Cali
forniabol szinten megkertek g
bizottsagot, hogy tartson WIS
galatot abban az allamban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-21
ALTALANOS RESZVET

kiserte Cardozo birot a sirja-
ba es altalanos a kivancsisag,
hogy kit fog a helyere az ell
nok a Supreme Courtra bene-
vezni S hogy mikor fogja ezt
megtenni.
A legfels6 birosag oktoberig
szunetet tart S a multi iilesen
sem vett reszt a hatarozatok-
ban Cardozo, minden bal mel
kill varhat hat az elnok ia
nuarig, mikor a kongresszus
egyiitt lesz.
A biro kinevezeset jova kell
hagyni a szenatusnak Is bar
az elnok ideiglenesen kongresz-
szusi sziinet alatt kinevezheti a
birot es az ell is foglalhatja a
livatalat, a szenatus esetleg
megtagadhatja a jovahagyasat.
S ebben az esetben bajok le-
hetnek olyan dontvenyeknel,
amelyek 5-4 aranyban tor
tennek. ~
Vandenberg senator ait ko-
veteltet At mutt heten, hogy az
elnok azonnal nevezze XII Car
dozo utodat es hivja ossze rend
kiviili iilesre a szenatust, am
negy-0tszaz, nen1ely esetben
ezer-ezerketszaz dollar "uti-
koltseget" jelent a szenatorok-
max S negyszazezer dollar kolt-
seget a nemzetnek. K0vetele-
set senki nem partolta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-21
A DEPARTMENT UZLETEK

es kiskereskedesek kilenc-tiz
szazalekkal nagyobb heti for
galmat jelentenek, mint e.
el6tt egy-ket honappal, de ez
a forgalom meg mindig messze
maga alatt hagyja a multi evi
forgalmat. a
Tagadhatatlan az is, hogy
a nyariruhakat joforman vesz-
teseggel, sok helyen tenyleges
veszteseggel dobiak a piacra,
inert a nehez helyzetben lev6
kiskeresked6k keptelenek a
szamlaikat - a rossz tavaszi
uz1et miatt - fizetni
Eros oszi szezont varnak a
mail order (postai rendelesre
szallito) uzletek, miutan a far
merck nagy reszenek kitiino a
termese.
A nagy buzatermes sok gon-
dot ad a nemzetnek, bar a
kormany felhasznalja az al
kalmat, hogy a nagy termes
reven nagy 0sszegu penzt
nyomjanak a forgalomba a
buza kolcs0n0k0n keresztiil.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-21
ORSZAGOS KERDESSE

fejl6d0tt az auto munkasok
szervezetenek a bels6 harca, a
.rnely Macy lokalokat es a ia
gok thezreit allitja szenabe
egymassal.
Tudvalev6leg a ketszazezer
tagbol allo nagy szervezet ell
noke 0t tisztvisel6t kivagott,
inert allitolag radikalis izga-
tasaikkal es a kommunizmus-
max a szervezeti eeltbe valo
csempeszesevel veszelyeztettek
a United Automobile Workers
letet.
A felfiiggesztett es kizart
tisztviselok, valamint parthi-
,to,sta1as ,> -ik ldalcn
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-21
A GAZDASAGI HELYZET

tovabb is javulo tendenciat
mutatott a mutt heten, de
egyre erosebb lesz az az ag-
godalom, hogy a new york; er-
tektozsde az ertekek arait tul-
sagos gyorsan es tulsagos ma
gassagba hajtja es hogy a bim
bozo boom egyszer csak meg
roppan.
Mem lehet es mem is akarja
senki tagadni, hogy a termeles
emelkedik, hogy javul6 viszo-
nyokra van kilatas, de senki
mem kivanja, hogy ez a javu-
las "boom-szeru" gyorsasagga
tortenjek.
Ugy latszik azonban, hogy
amilyen desperate es csuggedt
hangulatban volt az orszag az
ev elso feleben, annyira re-
menykedik most mindenki es
ez a "hangulat", vagy mond-
juk visszater6 'bizalom" az,
mely a fellendiilest biztosan
elhozza.
De a visszater6 bizalom mel
lett most mar a lenyeges ja-
vulast kezzelfoghat6 eseme-
nyek es szamok is mutatjak
mem lehet senkinek azirant
ketsege, hogy az 6sz elejere
normalis viszonyok lesznek eb-
ben az OrSZagban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-21

egeszsegteleniil nagy ruha-rak-
tartol, csak az a kerdes, hogy
a tobbi iparagak mikor fognak
hasonl6 kedvezmenyt k0vetelni
a maguk szamara. >r.,
Hasonlo jogcimen a cip6, a
harisnya, az also-ruha ipar is
kovetelhetne ilyen nagyaranyu
kormanyvasarlast.
A MUNKA FRONTJA Mem
volt valami nyugodt Is meg
kevesbe volt boldog a mutt he
ten.
Kisebb-nagyobb sztrajkok
folytak orszagszerte S majdnem
minden esetben bervagas, vagy
megkiserelt bervagas ellen KEEL
lett sztrajkolni.
A ket nagy szervezet kozt a
kiizdelem ismet kielesedett, sot
ma mar nemzeti problema lett
az a civodas is, amely a CIO
egyik legnagyobb szervezetet
kettle valasztja.
A new orleansi szallito mum
kasok (drajverek, sofforok)
sztrajkja tovabb tart egyre
elkeseredettebb lesz a kiizde-
lem, amelyben valtozatlanul
szemben allnak a sz0vetsegi es
a varosi hatosagok egymassal.
Eppen ICY szemben allnak az
AFL es a CIO.
Hasonloan elmergesedett a
helyzet Iowa allamban a May
tag sztrajkjaban es kabultan
merlegelik a new york; tito
parancs igyet a munkasok,
inert mem tudjak, hogy ezen-
tul a picketelesben meddig me-
hetnek.
A legszenzaciosabb .es leg
szomorubb esemeny a califor-
Mai lumbermunkasok veres
verekedese volt, amelynel egy
'umber-campb6l 200 CIO-hoz
tartozo embert kivertek a te-
lepr6l, inert a megajanlott
lberyagas ellen sztrajkolni akar-
tax. 4
K0riilbeliil 800 f6b6l allo Ia
kossagot uld0ztek XII rakoncat-
Ian cs6cselekek, ketsegtelenul
a lumber company bereben es
a hatosagok segedletevel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-21
MINDEZEK DACARA AZ

erdekl6des k0zpontjaban
New York all. Nemcsak azert,
inert Lehman kornanyz6, mint
senator jel0lt, egy cs0ppet
sem kedveS az eln0k szeme-
ben, hanem azert is, inert So
kan a Labor Party bukasat
j6soljak.
Az utolso valaSNtas alkalrna-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-21
A NEHEZ IPAR ISMET

80 szazalekos uZemmel dol
goztatott a mutt heten es bar
a mutt ev ugyanezen honap-
jaban nyolcvan szazalekos
iizemmel dolgoztak, ezel6tt
egy honappal nem iitotte meg
az uzem a huszonot szazalekot
sem.
A fellendiileSt az acel aranak
a leszallitasaban Is a "Pitts-
ourgh-plus" newt szallitasi dij
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-21
FAJ AZ IGAZSAG

dell alIamOk kekveru tel vannak habOrodVa,
elnok elevenkre tapnott AIT mondta nekk hogy
Del egslyosabb problemaja orszagnak Es mkor ext
nondta, tulzott
angol telepes partokra ktette
soha volt jozan es jo foldnek amely sza-
mara kenyeret s6t kalacsot termelte.
hajdan pilgrmek Virgniak Carolnak els6 te-
epese abban remenyben ottek ebbe orsagba hogy
az indianbol rabszolgat csnalnak
sikerult, de csakhamar hozattak maguknak
szogakat Afrkabo s atto kezdve oanaig rabszogaar-
tasbol probaltak megelni.
Minthogy munkaer6 olcso volt inert rabszolgak bo-
segesen tenyesztek fold pegben tartsava trodtek
evzedeken evszazadokon at egyre gyapoot temeltek
rengetegeket kirtotak es potion aron eladtak ktsz
hott kitno fold zsat folytonos gyapotermesekke XII
szivtak.
Ma deli fold mutragya nelkul semmit meg mem terem
tenneszetes alat agyaro gondoskodni
az altalano gazdaIodas gyapot-temeesne tobb munka
igenyel @a# -
rona megingo hogy Indaban, Sudanban, Kozep es Del
amekaban eeg gyapotot olcsobban ermenek gya
part akartak vinni Dizi orszagba.
De EFT becsuletesen csinaltak
Mem nagymennyisegl es olcso VIII vianyerot kinaltak
hanem olcso angoszasz" munkast es eveken eggyaa
zatosabb szemermetesegge hrdettek hogy gyarak den
"engedelmes" es olcso munkast taalnak.
Ter1neszetes hogy mem feher munkasra meg csak mem
is whitetrashre hanem negerre gondoltak ait hnatak
ocson gyarosnak arro rtak hirdetesekben hogy enge
defines munkasok Valoban a1ok inert deli alamokban
meyer kenytelen engedelmeskedn a fehernek
Ezzel propagandava evittek deli alamokba azokat
sweat-shopokat amelyek gyaazatai
mex es aeyek del eesznvonaat meg eebb slyesztettek
mint amlyenen eddig volt.
81 feherek ezzel sokat torodtek.
gyarak adoerheket elkezdtek viselni kevesebb lett
hat teher uetvenyes brokos vaan es szegenyebb
soru meg kozeposztayban e6 fehere meyer sovany
resetebol penzhez jutottak.
De ahogyan hetven eve brtak ell keleti es eszak
farmerek deek rabszogainak versenyet eppen ugy
birtak keleti gyarak versenyt amt utolso harom
evtzedben kaptak Del res7erol.
Massachusetts, es Maine earvu szov6gyara es cp6gyara
munkatlan munkasok szazezret loktek utcara inert
ekoltozott gpek Del engedemes" munkasait doce)
Htottak gep mene
Termeszees volt hogy keett jonn egy ujabb polgar-
haborunak, amey ugyan vete puskat kezebe hanem
baoton kereszl nylvanitoa XII hogy becstelen
senyt tobbe tiri.
munkaber es munkado torveny lett kovetkezmenye
egeszgteen helyzetne aey neany ev alatt egy
Most Delen meg vannak ujra edve
Atto fenek hogy amikeppen pogarhabor utan kepte-
lenek voak szabadda Walt meyer munkassal vagpacon
kepesek ember unkaberek meett es kozepnyugat
gyaraival lepest tartani
ketsegbeesve regionas
ferencat konferencara zente nek elnok hogy
Del nemzet Number l." problenaa hogy meg
odasa rajuk deliekre var inert helyettuk senk
mas megoldan mem fogja
Csak baj, hoy amig megodatlan, addg szenvedink
belle mndnyaan inert egy haj6n utazk egesz es
ha halo siilyed, sulyedink pnindnyaan.
Exert fontos hogy Del probemajara srg6s heyes
megoldAst talaljon.
ulDnEccEMl I hDllMkQnu
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-21
HATSZAZ MILLI0 BUSHET

buzara van szukseg evente
ebben az orszagban es a ter
mes a kilencszaz millio bushelt
meg fogja haladni.
Eppen exert a kormany ell
rendelte, hogy akik a buzat
nem vetik a piacra, azok bu-
shelenkent atlag So centet kap-
max kolcson a kormanytol S
ICY a peldatlanul nagy termes
az arakat nem fogja szetzuzni.
Elrendeltek AIT is, hogy az
eddigi hetvenegy milli6 aker-
nyi buzavetes helyett a jov6
eyre a farmerek csak otvenot
millio akert fognak bevetni. S
termeszetesen csak azok kap-
max buzakolcsont a kormany-
t6l, akik alavetik magukat
ennek a csokkentesnek, ameiy
nem kotelez6 a farmerra.
A nagy gyapot-termest ugy
ertekesitik, hogy minden kill
foldre szant font gyapot utan
ket es fel cent bonust fog a
kormany fizetni, azoknak a far
mereknek, akik a beiiltetett
f6ldet korlatozzak. Ahol korla-
tozas mem tortent, oft ket cent
kiilon adot vetnek a gyapot
fontjara.
AMIG A KORMANY PENZT
osztogat sect orszagszerte a
farmerek k0zt, a k0ltekezest a
tobbi frontokon is fokozottabb
gyorsasaggal folytatja.
Egyre t0bb penzt utalnak XII
epitkezesre, WPA munkara es
a kOltekeZeS cSak ket-harOm
het mulva fogja a tet6fokat ell
erni.
Ugy latszik, hogy Hopkins
relief-adminisztrator meghall-
gatja a szab6munkasok kereset
Is komolyan foglalkozik azzal
a tervvel, hogy tiz-husz milli6
dollar ara kesz es regen rak=
taron lev6 ruhat vesz at a gya-
raktd, hogy azokat a nincs-
telenek k0zt kiossza.
Ez termeszetesen er6sen
hasznalni fog a ruha-iparnak,
amely ICY megszabadul az
The Washington times., 1938-09-23
MANERO PICKS
SARAzEN TO WIN

WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, Sept.
% Q,N.S0.-It is the opinion of
the astute Anthony Manero that
the country squire, Gene Sarazen.
will win the five grand prize in
Westchester's six-rounder which
burst into bloom today at the
Fenway Golf Club.
II like that Sarazen," Tony
said, mot only because he is a
great money shooter but because
he knows Fenway.
Someone who knowns Fenway
ought to come pretty close to cut
ting himself that big piece of cake.
Fenway Is long and narrow and
tightly trapped. Bunker play is
going to be an important factor
and where will you find a better
bunker man than Sarazen?"
+ Tony called attention to the
fact that several of the famous
professionals who built their repu-
tations on Westchester courses had
returned to their old haunts for
the $13,5O0 jackpot. Beside Sara
zen and himself there were
Johnny Farrell, who won the Ma
tional Open ten years ago; Billy
Burke, who won the same title
three years after Johnny; Tom
Creavy, who was P. G. A. cham.
pion in 1881; Joe Turnesa, Long
Island Open champion, and "Wee
Bobby" CruickShank, who twice
finished second in National Opens.
The Washington times., 1938-09-23
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
At st. Paul might game)-
Milwaukee 0 0 0 l 0 0 0 0 0-1 2
St. Paul 0 0 o 2 0 Q 4 / x-9 10
Batteries-Wyatt, Rees and Becker
Frasier, Herring and Silvestri.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
(FIRST-THIRD PLACE SERIES)
W. L. W. l.
St. Paul.....4 SlMilwaukee
SECOND-FOURTH PLACE SERIEsl
w. L. w. l.
Kansas City indianapolis q.
4. St. Paul and Kansas City qualify fol-
final series.
The Washington times., 1938-09-23
Gen. Office Wins Pin
Honors in Opener

Fourteen teams opened the
Capital Transit Company Duckpin
League on the Takoma alleys last
night, with the General Office
team gaining most ofthe honrs.
Joe Overend, General Office.
won Individual high game and
General Office also took high
team game with 584 and hig team
set with 1644. Perce Lawhorn,
of Northern Bus, kept it from be-
ing a clean sweep by rolling $40
for individual high set.
The Washington times., 1938-09-23
One'LOnePar

In two days the only golfer to
touch par was BILLY. DETT-
WELLER, the medalist, who very
much resembles his older sister,
HELEN. No one expected
head, .le scores from the COM
petitors on that first windy
qualifying day, but yesterday
was ideal golfing weather, just
right for par busting.
The Cosmopolitan Club staged
its annual golfing outing yester-
day at Congressional with a 35-
member turnout. Put into COM
petition for the first time this
year was the HENRY OWENS
trophy, which must be won
three times for permanent pos
session.
WILLIAM L. KING, member
Of the real estate firm Of Boss &
Phelps, walked off with this
years leg by carding 91.16-75.
He used his Congressional han
dicap.
Winner o. the low gross prize
was DIR. FRANCIS MURRAY,
DDS, with an SO. Six other
prizes were awarded in the blind
bogey event. Golf balls went
to DR.. OLIVER j. HART, rec
tor of St. Johns Church, with
O net Is; A. HAMILTON WILL
SON, architect for the Congress
Siona' Library Annex, with a
net 70; BOB McCHESNEY,
electrical contractor, with a net
80; w. J. BRAY, net 78; B. c.
HOLMEAD, net rs; and c. A.
SWANSON. net 72.
Following the days golf, club
members attended a dinner at
Congressional,
The weekend golfing calen-
dar Is q buster one than 1t has
been at any other time this sea-
sonS Club championships con.
tinue at Indian Spring, Ken
wood, Beaver Dam, Woodmont,
and Capita. Washington will
hold q grab bag event and Con-
greSSional a Sweepstake tourney.
In addition, the Maryland
State team matches begin Sun
day, ever eight different courses
simultaneously, here and in
Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1938-09-23
MAMAKOS FACES
TOUGHEST FOE IN
|PACHO TUESDAY
BY HOWARD JACOBS

Steve Mamakos, Washington's
own fighting Greek. will en-
counter his toughest foe to date,
when he goes against the clever
Bobby Pacho, Mexican welter.
weight champion, in the main
ten-rounder at Griffith Stadium
next Tuesday night.
The Golden Greek, who takes
three punches to get in one, can
move right into the front line of
challengers for the championship
now held by Henry (Two-title)
Armstrong If he can get past
Pacho. But 1t is really big order.
RANKING WELTER
The Mexican is one of the three
ranking welters in the game to-
day, the other two being cham
Ipion Armstrong and Cerefino
Garcia. These two clash in New
York's Madison Square Garden
on November 2 with the title at
stake and it is likely that the
winner there will put the title
on the line against Tuesdays vic
ltor here.
Pacho's reputation Is known
from Coast to Coast. He is q de-
|termined, two-fiSted battler, and
lone that will stand right UP there
with anyone and trade punch for
punch. Bobby knows all the
tricks Of the game, and his style
fits in perfectly with Mamakos'
type Of attack. It should be by
far the outstanding slugging
battle that Washington fans have
ever witnessed.
The Washington times., 1938-09-23
.AnaCostia A. {. N
Plays Two Games

The Old Milwaukee Brewers and
the Anacostia A. c., two Of the
strongest semi-pro hard-ball teams
of the District, are slated to clash
in a twin bill Sunday at Freeman
Park, Pomfret, Md. The initial
game will get under way at 2 p. m.
Dick Murdock and Lefty Clements
will do the twirling for the Brewers.
Art Beverly and Speed-Ball Jack
son will be the moundsmen for
the Anacostia nine.
The Washington times., 1938-09-23

til November.
The u S u a l
procedure has
been to indi.
ca tie during
ne ch a m
pionship a t
which club b
n xt years
event will be
played.
Instead, last
w e d n e sday
the members
- kAA IuN~
e n CO M
nlittee meet
in0 In Will.
The Washington times., 1938-09-23
Minor League
PlayOffs
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

FLA EUFF VIANTE
Newark, z; Rochester 1 might game)
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
(FTRST-THIRD PLACE SERIES)
w. L. w. L
Newark 3 81 Rochester ...
Series Is four out of seven games.
SECOND-FOURTH PLACE SERIESl
w. L. w. l.
Buffalo ... 4 0Syracuse ....
Buffalo won seres
Game Tonight-Rochester at Newark
$3.50 p. m.).
The Washington times., 1938-09-23
B|oomingdaIe, 7-Up
"9's" TO Vie Sunday

The Seven Up Athletic Club
goes to Baltimore Sunday to meet
the Bloomingdale A. c.. runners
up in the Semi-pro League.
Lefty" McIntire and Larry
Birch will pitch for Seven Up.
The team leaves Tenth and H
Streets Northwest, Sunday at
II A. m
The Washington times., 1938-09-23
Mrs. DaUy Undaunted

Local lights among golfing
women have been led to believe
by members OF the women's COM
mittee that Congressional Coun-
try Club has the inside track,
but no word can definitely be
said en- the Z. S. q. AS choice
until late this fall.
MRS. MYRON DAVY was
back in town yesterday taking
in her stride the good-natured
ribbing Of friends on her 1898
defeat by PATTY BERG in the
nationals. Said MRS. DAVY.
II. think it did me a lot of good.
I'm not one bit discouraged. On
the contrary, I'm going to prac-
tice harder than ever now"
Which was Just what she did.
No sooner was she off the train
than she was on the practice
tee out at Congressional taking
Q lesson from WIFFY COX.
Chief reason for the defeat
Of ROGER PEACOCK in this
years District amateur was the
fact that he just couldn't make
his puts stick. According to
CADDY PACE at Congressional,
who totes the bag for ROGER
and who knows thing or two
about golf, as well as press
agenting, PEACOCK should win
In a walk from any other local
player. He has the strokes in
the bag, he gets the distance
and his swing Is about as near
perfect as a golfers can be.
And yet the two-time District
champion went down yesterday
before FRANK GOODWIN, jr.,
whom everyone expected Pea
cock to eliminate easily. ROGER
carded q 78 to FRANKS 79. But
on the nineteenth hole his par
wasn't good enough.
The Washington times., 1938-09-23
RALEIGH'SLOSE
DUCKPIN MATCH

Taking a 2-to-1 decision from
Raleigh Haberdasher at the Recre-
alton alleys last night, the Guy
Curran duckpin team went to the
front in the Department Store
League. =.
The Washington times., 1938-09-23
DIANSOUTPLAY.
PURPLE "11," BUT.
LOSE CLOSE TILT.
BY PAUL BEACH

Wards in institutions dedicated
to the confinement Of those who
are afflicted mentally will be filled
to overflowing with would-be foot
ball prognosticators If yesterdays
scholastic grid opener is any gauge
by which the remainder Of the sea.
son is to be judged.
In short, even though Gonzaga
eked out a hollow 1873 victory over
those rampaging Indians from Ana
costa, the dope bucket was kicked
around so violently that the major
portion of its contents must have
been spilled all over Eastern Sta
dium. Just to give you an idea Of
why this is true, we submit the six
first downs of the losers as COM
pared with the I Streeters' five,
Flash" Gordon as the outstand-
ing player on the field and the
brilliant line play Of dimtnutive
Capt. Francis Herbert.
FUMBLES PUNT
Coach Lund's eleven adopted
defensive tactics at the start Of
the conflict and was doing very
well with them until a fumbled
punt was recovered by Lane
O'Donnell. A series Of plays was
climaxed by Bill Gardeners 2-yard
pass to Ralph Patton, resulting in
a touchdown and a go lead for
the Purple.
Most Of the 1000 fans were
both surprised and jubilant when
the SoutheasternerS refused to be
subdued and came back to knot
the count in the second Stanza.
The fireworks were set off when
Coon recovered a Gonzaga tumble
on his own 30-yard line. Two
plays, a smash and a pass, netted
nine yards.
4O-YARD DASH
Flash Gordon then took the pig
skin, and after being momentarily
halted at the line of Scrimmage,
spun away around end for q
sparkling 40-yard dash down the
sideline. Faircloth then combined
with Gordon to drive to within one
foot of pay-dirt, after which Joe
Farmer powered over. Spencer's
dropkick failed.
The deciding tally came when
Ray Reed, Purple tackle, crashed
through to block Faircloth's
fourth-down punt on the Gonzaga
46. After one line play, Bill
Gardiner hurled a 15-yard forward
to William O'Donnell who went
the remaining IS yards unmo-
Tested. Going's attempt for the
extra point was low.
ACES MISSING
-: Eddie Shea, brilliant triple
threat quarterback, and Brian
Sheridan, outstanding lineman,
were missing from Gonzaga's line
UP, which undoubtedly had con-
siderable bearing on the victorS'
performance. Shea will be on
hand for Tuesdays game with
Central, while Sheridan, out with
a knee injury, will join the squad
in the near future.
Estimates Of Anacostia's rating
in the interhigh conference will
have to be revised considerably
higher as a result of their per-
formance. Any team continuing
to belittle the Indians potency
will awaken wondering what has
become of its scalp.
The Washington times., 1938-09-23

mette during the current cham
pionShip merely took under con-
sideration the invitations sent
from the various clubs Of the
country. They will make a rec
ommendatior of the club Of
their choice to a meeting of the
executive committee Of the U.
s. G. A. in November.
The Washington times., 1938-09-23
FOrtp!
---Qnd
After
BY Lillian Rixey-

Announcement Of the award
Of the 1889 womcn's national
amateur has been postponed un-