davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-18
Vitezstvi Nice pFedpovsdsno,
bude-li pokracovano v boji
kandidatH

Y Hagerstown prednasela
Baltimofanka, VIM. .Bauern-
schmidt, vykonna sekretarka
sdruzeni Baltimorskych veTej-
nych Skol.
V reel sve tvrdila clennm XII
wants klubu, re stat Maryland
potfebuje Znovuupraveni cd
shora dolG. Dale udala, re de-
mokraticka governerska KAN
pan nen1 prav6 utesujicf a re
zapas techto kandidat1 jenom
ma konci dokaze toho, re Nice
znovuzvolen Dude.
= We Frederick recnil ma
yor Jackson. Tento pTedpove-
del, re v zaf1 tohoto roku pfi
governerskych primarkach ce-
II Baltimore Dude pro neho.
Mayor dokazoval, re n~avstfvil
dosud kazdou cast Marylandu
a re Sc pfesvedcil, re jeho kan
didatura ma zajistenou velkou
vetSinu demokratickych volic1.
V Baltimore meste mayor
Jackson jest jist, re "smete
vsech Sest volebnich distrik-
tn, a re by velice pTekvapen
byl, kdyby jediny z mich ztra-
til.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-18
$4,000 osob podporovano
" Baltimore.

Re celkem $4,000 osob = CT
Ii sedm procent mestskeho O.
byvatelstva - je podporova-
no tim nebo on1m zp1sobem
vefejne pomoci, naznaceno by
10 v dtery. u prirovnan1 S
New Yorkem, z nehoz v minu-
lem tydnu oznameno bylo, re
6 procent obyvatelstva tamnf-
no zavislym jest ma veTejne po-
moci, Baltimore della 81 narok,
re ma tom lepe jest. Pred ro-
KEN zde podporovano bylo
$4,000 osob. Pocet ten kles1
az ma dnesnf stupen.
= Ia leden tohoto roku &C.
ma pomoci zvysena byla O $43-
1876, jak udava vybor statni
pomoci a dobrocinnosti. V me-
sfci stat Maryland pomoci mu-
sci obnosem $7O2,577. Zvyse-
nj pomoc1 pricfsti nutno tomu,
re vice nezli 1000 prfpad1 da-
no byti muscle ma listing pod
porovanych.
= Vice neil S35O.OOO v po-
sledn1ch tTech mes1c1ch rozde-
leno bylo vyborem ma podpo-
ru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-18
Pravnicke sdruzeni pro vyse-
trovani policejnich soudi.

Pine vysetrovanf vsech poll
cejn1ch soudu v meste naT1ze-
no bylo vykonnym vyborem
Baltimorskeho pravnickeho
sdruzenf. Toto ustanovilo tax
pc observation-disclosures diskusi
rady st1znost1 vznesenych pro-
tt policejn1mu soudci jihoza-
padnf STANCE, J. Franku Fox.
Resoluce ma vysetrovan1 pTi-
jata byla jednohlasne.
E. Paul Mason, predseda W.
konneho vyboru pravnickeho
vysvetlil, re 1myslem jejich
jest, ably vysetrovanf to rozs1-
reno bylo ma vsechny policejni
soudy v 8 distriktech mesta.
Pc odstraneni soudce Foxe
re severozapadn1 STANCE a u
stanoven1 no soudcem sat
large, governor Nice ma m1sto
jeho ustanovil Lulu E. Powell,
jez dosud byla soudcem sat
large"
Oba jak, Fox, tax Powellova,
budou nadale m1ti sluzne 49,
500 rocne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-18
Ctyfi lihovarnici odsouzeni.

vladimir distriktn1m soudem
odsouzeni byli v pondeli ctyTi,
u nichz nalezeny byly nadoby
ku. palen1 kofalky. Maxwell
Jones odsouzen byl ma 8 me
s1cG, Clyde E. Cross ma rok a
den, Alvin l.. Myers ma rok "a
den a Clarence w. Willingham
ma rok a den. Prvnl diva "pa-
iii" We Frederick okresu.
= LEVEL L. Huff a Julian
NJ. Huff, bratrf z Rising Sun,
Md, odsouzeni byli~v 1tery do
vladn1 ~trestnice v Lewisburg,
Pa, ma jeden rok a den kazdy
a ku pokute $500.
Prodavali nezdaneny alko-
hol, jehoz 200 galon1 u Mich
nalezeno bylo vladimir agen-
tV
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-18
5000 rodinam poskytnuta
nOmOC.

Family Welfare sdruzeni O.
znamilo, re v roce 1887 dana
Jim byla pomoc 2.O3O Balti-
morskym rodinam.
Celkem dobrocinne sdruze-
nj pomohlo primo nebo nepri-
mo 9.137, z nichz 1890 byly
d1tky.
Manzele a manzelky zadali
O pomoc, kdyz jejich rodinne
pomery hrozily shroucenim,
matky a otcove, kdyz Cd sebe
chteli opet spojeni byti, v mno-
hych pr1padech penezita po-
moe nutnou byla 1.0O7 potreb-
nym 1853 d1tkam dany oble-
ky V Gene $10.418.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-18
zeny molly by zastaviti valky
a vycistiti politiku.

re zeny dnes mely by moe
vycistiti politiku a zastaviti
valky, bylo presvedcenlm LIE
ny Madesin Phillips v feci jejl
prednesene 1tery v hotelu
Belvedere ma pocest pamatky
nadsene sufrazetky Susan B.
Anthony.
Recnice Tekla "V tonic We
ku velike propagandy, my re
ny name moe, ale nase resolu-
ce jsou jenom podobnymi sfle-
kovanym pokryvkam."
Phillips jest presidentkou
mezinarodnlho sdruzen1 OBJ
chodnlch a profesijn1ch zen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-18
757 ditek ma listine zmrzace-
nych.

Vice neil $50 zmrzacenych
.dftek v Baltimore a Maryland
skych okres1ch v minulem roce
bylo drzano ma listine Mary
landske lfgy zmrzacenych d.
tex. L1ga v roce celkem posky-
tia pomoc 814. ZvlaStni botky
a jine potreby pro tyto koupe-
ny byly "a vice nezli $4,000.
Do nemocnicnfch dispenserii s
mimi v roce vykonano bylo
1854 navSt6V.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-18

Soudce Lisbonu, Hartford O.
kres, pTirkl nahradu $35 GER
nochu, Moses Jones, Ia PISA.
ktery ~zastTelen byl u Clark
vile ma majetku dra. Law
renee H. Baker v prosinci. DIE
svedectvf Moses s jinymi dve-
mi byli ma honu kralfk1. Pr
shlednutf krallka pes cernocha
rozb6hl Sc ma pozemek dra.
Bakera, ktery zastrelil PISA.
Cernoch zaloval ma odskodne
$50.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-18
~Nepodporoval rodinu.

Do vezenf ma rok odsouzen
.byl Charles F. liners, re ne
podporoval svoji rodinu, ale
re platil 1cty SWIM veTitel1m.
Inners stezoval 81 soudci, re
jeho veritele dolehali ma neho
tax re nemohl ma podporu sve
rodiny dati vice neil $13 cd
poslednlho podzimku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-18

ZUC Ild UyC VyIdACIll CCOhOO1O-
venskeho ducha a ceskosloven
skeho c1ten1 a obrazem narod-
niho zivota, - zivou tribunou
move i sc rod1c1 spolecnosti,
ktera snad nekdy pochopl a O.
cent naS1 neunavnou a neYdec-
nou praci. Uvedomme 81 S pl-
nou vaznostf poslan1 divadla,
,jeho burcuj1cf obrany We sluz-
bach svobody, budme We svych
hrach opravdovl nositele ume-
nj, kultury a pokroku!
Ma zdar! j. r. c..
= z Patronatu Ceske Svob.
Skoly Angustin Herman.
K uctenf pamatky pf. Aloisie
Rysankove odevzdany byly ma
81 skole tyto Diary: p. a pf. J..
Matejka SIS; pi. Anezka Koe-
nigsmarkova a pf. Anezka
Svejdova $40; p. Josef a b.
zena Bilkovi SIS.
K uct6nf pamatky pf. Joha-
ny Wernerove daroval ma Sko-
lu p. Karel Werner SIS.
VSem slechetnym darcGm,
kteTi pamatovali ma nas1 skolu
upfimne dekujeme.
K6z by JIM nasledovali je-
.jich zaTneho pfikladu.
Anna Mizerovska, predsedka
Marie Kraftova, %tajemnice.
= KrajanGm k povsimnut1!
zactvo Ceske Svobodomyslne
skoly Augustin Herman sehra-
.je v nedeli, dine Is. brezna V
Delnickem Dome, krasnou sym
bolickou pohadku Sc zpevy a
tanci "Honz1cek z malovane
chaloupky'. Nezapomente da-
tum Is. bfezna.
V nedeli, dine 6. brezna
sehraje Dram. Odbor Sok. jed
Blesk peknou veselohru z pera
zname lidove dramaticke spi-
sovatelky Bozeny Rajske-Smo-
l1kove "Zlaty lijak", "a rezie
pf. Frantisky Maresove a A..
Cihlare.
Hry Rajske-Smolfkove jsou
-vzdy ~poutave, p~onevadz autor
ka mistrne kresif kazdou po-
stavu. Vzpomenme jen hry
"Zelene kralovstv1" ,hrane zde
S velkym 1spechem pred lety.
DIE vsech znamek mGzeme
souditi, re budeme m1ti letos
drive jaro nez jina leta! Snad
toto pTedstaveni Dude posledni
letosnf sezony. Dop.
= Nezapomente ma divadel-
nj pfedstavenf pod jmenem
"Marjanko, Marjanko ma -"
romanek lasky a touhy Sc zpe-
Wy O 3 jednanfch ktere sehraje
Dram. Odbor Del. Vzdel. Spoil
ku "Pokrok" V Delnickem Do
me, v nedeli, dine 20. 1nora.
Nasledujfc1 dcinkuj1: = j.
Pavlovsky, ST., R. Gabrielova
ST., L. Pickova, J. Francfk, A..
KlimeS ST., A. PECK, J. Mraka,
M. Franc1kova, M. Mrakova,
V. PECK.
Del Sc odehrava V sazavskem
kraji We mlyne. Nadherna W.
prava i zpevy obohati kus ten
to. Rezie A. KlimeS st. Ia
catek We 3 hodiny odpoledne.
Vstup volny. Hudba A. Xii
meSe mi. Neopomente Sc do
stavit. Dramaticky odbor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-18
Soudni klerk, Little, zemrel.

Stephen c. Little, klerk nej-
vyss1ho soudu, jenz opet a O.
pet zvolen byl do 1fadu, zem-
rel v 1tery v Union Memorial
nemocnici. Nemocen byl pc
cely rok. Narozen byl roku
1865 a vychovan We vefejnych
skolach zdejsich. Otec jeho
byl stavitelem. Poprve "a kler-
ka zvolen byl r. 1907.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-18
Pc So operacich zemfel.

V sobotu v noel zemfel 81
rok1 starry Vallie H. Pyle v do
me svych rodic1 " Pylesville,
Md.
Ia zivota sveho podrobiti sc
musel So operacfm. Prvni ma
mem provedena byla, kdyz byl
5 rokd starry a poslednf zaf1
predesleho roku. Trpel kostni
nemocf. Otec jeho jest 80 ro-
XII starry.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-18
Til poraneni " ohni lekarny.

Til hasici poraneni byli,
kdyz pracovali ma uhasenl no
r1c1ho skladiste Modern Drug
and Chemical spolecnosti v
1900 blocku E. Baltimore uli-
ce. Ohen povstal ma prvnln
poschodl ctyrposchodove bu-
dOvy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-18
Pan ministr Hurban meZi
svymi.

Jake bylo posledne ozname-
no Jednota Ceskch Dam "Na-
tional Capital" poradala dine
13. 1nora valentine tanec" a
ackoliv to bylo v nedeli, 1cast
byla velka. Pffcina toho snad
byla ia re poslednf cas- Sc Wy
vinula We Washington, D.. c..
cinnost, kterou nasi krajani
byvajici zde dels1 cas- nepama-
tuj1. Agituje Sc "a clenstvo,
sbfraj1 Sc pen1ze ma narodnl
budovu, ucf Sc tanc1m, delaJi
Sc schGze rGznych vyboru.
Obzvlaste zkousky ma "Bese-
du" Sc odbyvaly poslednl cas-
az trikrat "a tyden, c1mz Sc
mohli dive kola sestaviti, a u
skutecniti pekny bezvadny u
kaz tohoto naseho narodniho
lance. Tanecnice jsou cleny
American Czechoslovak Cen
ire a Jednoty Ceskych Dam,
ktere danny tancily v kroj1ch,
dizzy Ease mnohym damam z
Baltimore, ktere byly tax las
KAYE %zap1jcily kroje ten da-
mann ktere vlastni kroj nemely
Hudba byla p. Svitaka z Cur
tbs Bay, kterou NELL skorem
vsichni radi, nebot mnozi ktefi
Sc ma zabavu dostavili davno
neslyseli nase krasne pochody
a valc1ky, ktere tato hudba
hrala. Radost S hubby NELL ia
Ike panove ministersti radove
Janda a Antus, ktef1 jsou zde
ma obchodn1 konferenci a vi
deti to ylo ma mich jak je Jim
to mile, kdyz tax daleko cd
vlasti uslyseli hrati ty pfsnicky
ktere slysf donna.
Velike a mile prekvapenf
jsme vsak NELL, kdyz Sc mezi
mas prisel pobavit pan ministr
Hurban a madame Hurban, a.
by Sc pod1val jak tanc1me be-
sedu a mnoho nechybelo re on
sam S Mani nepustil Sc do tan
ce besedy. Tancoval vsak sko-
70 kazdy tanec i jeho pant j
"sia Andulka do zelf" a paul
JONES', a wal kazdou damu
do tance, ktera mu byla nejbll-
re, bez rozdilu krasy anebo
start jake pravy demokrat.
Radost udelal nam velikou,
coz bylo ma tvaTich vsech vide
ii a vsichni budeme dlouho pa
matovati ma to mile pfekvape-
nj ktere nam udelal a doufa-
me re Pan B1h nam pana mi
nistra Hurbana S jeho chot1 u
drz1 dlouha leta We zdrav1, a
by jsme takovych milych pre-
kvapeni NELL vice. Pan mini
str odesel asi We IL hodin. Je-
no 1Tednf rodina ktera sc take
dostavili, zGstala vsak skoro
do konce. Dekujeme vsem sr-
decne a pTijdte Ease.
Pred sch6zi byla kratka
sch1ze American Czechoslo-
yak Centre, kde Sc Ease neko-
lik novych clenG prihlasilo a
zaroven byli ornament novi
darci pro fond Narodn1 budo-
wy We Washington, DC. Cestou
p. K. Krejcfka dostali Cd p.
Ludwig Purel, Curtis Bay $40,
a p. j. Pazourek a Emil Jett-
mar $25 kazdy. Srdecne d1ky.
Pocftame re dine %. dubna
budeme mfti velkou zabavu We
Washington, D. C. We pros
pech narodn1 budovy We Wash
ington, D. C. a prosili by jsme
Baltimore a okolf ably nam O.
znamili pTedem ci ma ten den
zadna zabava v Baltimore ne
Dude ably jsme Sc vsichni ma
ten den We Washington, D. c.
seSli a vespolek sc pobavili.
Zl1nsky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-18
Byvaly lodni kapitan otraven

John E. Walker, byvaly LODI
nj kapitan, nalezen byl v Ute
ry otraveny We SVEN domove
ma Ashbury road v Anne Arun
del okresu. Plynove vypary z
AUTOMOBILE vedl gumovou rou-
rou do svetnice, v niz otraveny
nalezen byl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-18
OSADA SV.


Ma 20. 1nora tohoto roku
1888 ditky skoly Sv. Vaclava v
Baltimore, Md, oslav1 pamat-
ku 15O-leteho jubilea "Konsti-
tuce Spojenych Stat1 Severni
Ameriky."
Tato oslava Dude odpovedf
skoly Sv. Vaclava ma vyzvu pa
ma Presidenta Roosevelta, KITE
ry prohlasil cas- cd zaTf roku
1887 do dubna roku 1889 "a
dobu Jubilea, v n1z vsichni OBJ
cane pc cele zemi mali Sc spo-
jit v r1iznych projevech osla-
vujfcich pTijmutf Konstituce
trinacti pGvodnymi Staty v ro-
cich 1787-1789. Pr1jmut1m
Konstituce, tfinacti pGvodn1ch
stat1 sc sjednotilo v jeden ce-
lex, a tax sc utvoTil novy narod
Spojenych Statd.
Dftky Svatovaclavske skoly
oslavi tuto udalost 20. 1nora V
nedeli odpoledne $3.50 P. M.
We skolnim Auditorium. We
SVEN vystoupen1 ma jevisti "a
nesou mas zpet v duchu do ro-
ku 1776. Program zacne w
stupem lance tehdejsf dolby:
"Minuet'. Potion Dude nasle-
dovat scena: valley Forge,
kde Washington, otec vlasti,
jake vojevndce sixteen MEDIA
rem, ma ma mysli podat svou
resignaci. Pred jeho mysli,
klesnuv ma nejnizsf stupen ma
lomocenstvi a sklicenosti, OBJ
jew Sc v tableau, vern1 vojaci:
minute Men" Martha Wa
shington, jeho matka, vsechny
kolonie Ameriky = jez k ne
mu tise volajl a pros1 ably Sc
nevzdal ale setrval. Rozhod-
nut, vstane roztrha svou resig-
naci, a um1ni 81 S pomoc1 Boz1
vytrvat We SVEN die zbudovat
svobodny a stastny narod.
Ouch veku roku 1776; Ouch
Konstituce a Ouch Neodvislos-
ii pax pronesou svou rec.
Ma to Ouch casu Sc objevi, a
co tato vidina mluvf - v Ia
bleau jest predvedeno slozen1
a sepsanf Konstituce. Proslov
Konstituce jest odfikan skupi-
nou deti, pc kterem nasleduj1
Dodatky Konstituce, jeden pc
druhem v~ysvetluje co kazdy
znamena a CO vykonal.
Ukonceni sklada sc re 1--WE
no obrazu Svobody a Strycka
Sama, a vsech 1cinkuj1c1ch d.
tex. Mad vsemi vlaje vlajka
Spojenych StatG, a vsichni zp1-
vajf narodnf hymnu: "Star
Spangled Banner
Vzacnym hostem a fecn1kem
pTi oslave Dude pan soudce AL
Ian Cleveland. Soudce Cleve-
land jest odbornikem We INA
losti kolonilch CAST, osob a u
dalost1. On pronese rec O Kon-
stituci Spojenych StatG = CO
znamena a jak kazdy obcan
ma 81 vazit, Poole Konstituce
snazit Sc lit a Konstituci pro
nasleduj1cf pokolen1 zachovat.
= Dalsf cinnost osady Sc w.
jadTi v 1tery a We stredu, 20. a
23. 1nora uspoTadanim maso-
pustni veceTe cd zenskych
|Spolk1 v osade. Kazdy jest
upT1mne vitan ma tuto rocni
traktaci. Vecere zacnou Sc po-
davat sest hodin.
- Ochotnfci Sv. Vaclava jiz
sc pTipravujf podat neco vese-
leho ma konec masopustu v ne
deli, 27. 1nora.
" pondeli, %. 1nora Slo-
vaci budou nit fasanky v Ly-
ceum.
" 1tery,1 l. bTezna posled-
nj den pred velkym Postem to-
tiz pred popelecnf stredou bu-
de posledni karetni zabava Sc
zony, ktere obycejne obstara-
vaji Ladies Auxiliary We pros
pech osady.
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The Washington times., 1938-11-09
WESTERN TEAM
.uNIMP ESSIvE.
In EASTERN WIN
BY PAUL BEACH

Midway of the third quarter,
Westerns vaunted attack func-
toned once when George Barnes
hurled a 1O-yard aerial to Roddy
Snow, who Travelled 10 more yards
to score the lone six points by
which the Red Raiders defeated
Eastern yesterday on the Lincoln
ParkerS' field.
Aside from that. the George
toWnerS we're a pitifully poor
specimen of the powerful eleven
it has been rated and which it
should be potentially.
The Fasteners, on the other
hand, lived up to what they were
supposed to do and then added a
little more. They fought a supe-
rior team with plenty of spirit,
and had the first half been a little
longer different story might
have been written.
A LONG DRIVE
For Coach Artie Boyd's machine
started clicking on a pass attack
late in the second period. with
Paul Cohill on the hurting end
and Hallama, Carroll and Hooe
doing the receiving, that moved
the play down to Westerns 49,
yard line. There Hallama lost S
yards on a running play, and be-
fore another aerial could be at
tempted the half ended.
One other Parker overhead
thrust, early in the final stanza,
preserved the wee bit of tension
that prevented the dullest tilt of
the year from being too unbear-
able to the few spectators that
turned out.
The same Cohill heaved a 30
yard pass to Carroll at midfield,
but after it had been completed
the receiver fumbled and Lawrence
recovered for the victors.
BARNES A STANDOUT
George Barnes was the out
standing player for the winners,
running well, passing eXcellently
and booting the ball for long dis
tances. For the losers, Pau: Cohill
performed nicely. He was aided
by Francis Hallama, with Ray
500 looking brilliant in brief
spurts and just as dull all the
rest of the time.
The Washington times., 1938-11-09
School for Umps
MCGOlUQn Turns Teacher

Bill MCGOWAN, for IA years
one of the aces of the American
League staff of umpires, is
about to branch out as a teacher
of the art of judging the matter
of ball and strike, safe and out.
MCGOWAN is answering the de-
mand of young umpires for in
struetiOn in the fundamentals
Of their position. The school
will start in about two weeks.
and after a number of sessions
indoors, MCGOWAN will take his
pupils out on a diamond and
have them judge plays under
actual play conditions.
Bill telephOned in from his
home at 6143 Thirtieth st.
N. w. this morning to announce
his plans for the coming winter.
"There is no doubt in my
mind that there is demand for
a school of this Sort" MCGOWAN
said. young umpireS have re-
aueSted information on plays,
and the correct position of UNI
pires to properly judge plays.
Not all of them aspire to major
league berthS in the future, but
if they are good enough, a little
instruction will help them to get
a good start.
81 intend to solicit the aid Of
The Washington times., 1938-11-09
~ Tracking Down the Beers
Redskins DelUe Into Scouts Notes

CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-Coach Ray
Flaherty, of the Redskins, called
in his board of strategy for a spe-
cial session last night at the Edge
water Beach Hotel, wading through
a pile of data on thisa and thaUa
which would reach-if placed end
to end-from here to there.
Flaherty has had at least two
men taking notes on every game
involving the Chicago Bears this
season. His 23-year-old brother, a
medical student here, heads the
scouting squadron, for he's been
tracking down the Bears since the
opening of the season.
Among Flaherty's findings is the
fact that the Bears have been using
certain pet plays throughout the
year, and the scouts have delVed
into the details so deeply that the
Redskins will know what to expect
when certain Chicago players make
Icertain moves.
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when it's a run to the left. On a
particular pass play, one of the
Bears passers has habit Of look
ing at one OF his ends just before
the ball is hinged back from cen
ter. Another Chicago passer un.
consciously wipes his throwing paw
on the back of his pants whenever
he is to pass. Another Chicago
back crouches low to the ground
whenever he is to quick kick when
his normal stance is almost
straight up.
They've got the idiosyncrasieS OF
this and that Bear player down SO
fine that one Of the notes has to
do with the fact that q certain Chi
cago star takes a deep, lung-filling
breath just before long pass play
which has him running down past
Continued on Page rs, Col. ~
The Washington times., 1938-11-09
TONY, MANAGER
HERE TO MAKE
T|TLECHALLENGE
BY HOWARD JACOBS


Tony Galento, roly-poly heavy
weight contender, and his man.
ager, Joe Jacobs, will pay a visit
to Washington this afternoon, but
it will be strictly on business.
The N.BA.'s No. l challenger
for the world heavy crown is COM
ing here by train with his pilot;
herman Taylor, Philadelphia pro-
moter, and Charles Ford. said to
be the legal adviser for Taylor,
and will drop $4,000 worth OF
greenbacks 1T MUST BE CASH
in the hands of Harvey "Heinie"
Miller, first vice president of the
MIA, as a binder and forfeit
for a crack at Joe Louis. BUT
if the match is eventually made,
and Galento fails to win by q
KNOCKOUT. then the ten grand
will be turned over to the Dark
Da~trover as forfeit.
However, if Louis fails to acr
cept the challenge by February 9,
1899 then the money will be with
drawn.
The tentative articles make no
mention Of John Henry Lewis.
Louis next opponent on January
27 in New York for the title. That
will be brought to the attention
of Manager Jacobs, and it may
be changed that the challenge
will also include John Henry in
the event that he should beat Joe.
Galento and his manager left
early this morning, and it was
said picked up both Taylor and
Ford in Philadelphia. They are
due to arrive in the Capital by
2:3O this afternoon.
The Washington times., 1938-11-09
NOTED KRIEGER WON'T
PROMOTER, DIES Defend TITLE

NEW YORK, Nov. 9 Q.N.SD.
Having managed three world
champions who got their ears
knocked down around their heels
before he had a chance to cash in
on their titles, Hymie Caplin, the
keeper of Solly Krieger. today re-
iterated that, regardless of the
New York Boxing Commission
views in the matter, Krieger will
not defend the middlewe1ght
crown for six months,
His exuberance over Krieger's
titular victory against Al Hostak
at Seattle last week did not de-
prive Caplin of his business sense.
He said:
I'VE are out to make some
money and don't intend risklng
the title until the customary six
months permitted champion
between title fights have
elapsed"
He plans overt HI e. weight
matches for Solly until the time
has elapsed.
For the time being, at least, this
kills reports that Caplin would
capitulate to the commissions
pointed pronouncement that Krle
ger would not deserve recognition
until he had taken on the winner
of the Fred Apostoli-Young Cor
bett match to be held here NoVem
ber 10.
Meantime, the New York com
mission may decide today or Fri
day to recognize the winner Of the
Apostolic Corbett match as world
champion. despite Caplin'S claims