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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-01-06

OrSzagnak. Bali Mlhaly. Rata
kivil minden mas Magyaror-
szagon dolgozott hoher idegen
foldrol es idegen verb6l szar-
mazott. Es Bali Mihaly sc
birta a vert, csak a mas nya-
kaba vetett k0telet. His1en a
felesege mondta rola.
- Olyan galanb lelku ember
az en- aldott uram, hogy ha
csirket vagok, akkor elmegy
elobb a hetedik szomszedba.
Mem birja a veret annak Sc.
0tven esztendo elott ugyan
mar sep szamu magyar cit
Chicagoban, de szaznal alig
volt tobb a vagohidakon. Ia
nyajuk azonban azok koril
volt vagy a hires Halstead
Streeten vagy annak kozeleben,
inert akkortajt = es talan ma
is, = ez volt a legszegenyebb
varosnegyed, ahol legolcsobb
volt hajlek, hiszen jo orru
ember mem ment szivesen ARA
a videkre, ahova a yer szagat
hordta az esti szello.
A penzre ehes bevandorlonak
azonban ez volt a jo. A Hal
stead korul kerult az elet a
legkevesebbe es oft takaritha-
tott meg legt0bbet, amivel ha-
zamenjen. Mert hiszen a ma
gyar bevandorlo csak azert
iott, hogy penzt keressen es
hazamenjen.
Mem gondolt az ARA, hogy
vegleg letelepedjek, mint a ne
met, a cseh, es a lengyel, de
foleg megis csak a nemet. En-
mex a fajnak a gyermekei tud-
tax mar otven ev elott is, hogy
bal var a nemet haza korul.
Csak a nemet fold fiai szapo-
rodtak rohamosan, a nemet
fold azonban mem, tehat jobb
volt oman idejekoran meme
kulni. A nemet tehat ugy j0tt
Amerikaba, mint a sved es nor
veg. Vegleges letelepedesre.
Orokos hazaba.
Es ICY jott a lengyel is, aki-
mex otven ev elott mem volt sa-
jat hazaja, Szetdaraboltak
Lengyelorszagot oroszok, meme
tex es osztrakok kozott es aki
lengyel szabadsag utan va
gyott, kezebe vette a vandor-
botot es vi hazat keresett.
Kovette a nemeteket foleg
Chicago fele olyan tomegek-
ben, hogy mig otven ev elott
meg tobb volt a nemet ebben a
varosban. mint a benSZiilOtt
amerikai vagy az angolszasz
ma mar tobb lengyel.
A t0megben a magyar eppen
csak mutatoba akadt meg ot
ven ev elott. De osztonszeri.
leg a tobbi bevandorlo fele hu.
zott es ICY a Halstead koru
telepedett le. Amint mond
tam, oft volt az elet a legol
csobb.
Egy korbeli angol napilai
vasarnapi cikke fekszik el6t
tenn az 0tven ev el6tti Halsteae
Streetr0l, amely a k0vetkez6
ket mondja:
- A havi lakber ket dollar
nal kezd0dik 0t szobas hazak
nal es negy dollarnal vegz6dik
Att6l fugg, hogy milyen karba1
van a haz. Egyre-masra mind
egyik nagyon rossz karbar
van. Eppen csak, hogy tet6t az
az embernek feje fele. Es6tol
hotol mentve vannak.
- Persze, tulzsufoltan lax
max. Atlagban negy lako esil
egy szobara. Ebbe a konyhs
is belle van ertve, inert az mem
csak konyha es ebedl6, hanen
haloszoba is ejszakara. Els ez
Eel nagy el6nyben van a tobb
szoba felett, inert azok mem
csak ejjel, de nappal is halo.
SZObak.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-12-22
WEEKLY LETTER
OF BECHYN NEWS
By Alice V. Zetah

Bechyn-Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Trochlil and family of Olivia, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Trochlil and
family, Mr.. ard Mrs. Edward
Trochlil, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
MalacelH and family, Mrs. Irma
Trochlil and sons, Mr.. and Mrs.
Anton Wohnoutl1a and Alvin, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Wertish, Mrs.
Joseph Wohnoutka and Sophie
gathered at the Mrs. Anna Wer-
fish home Friday evening to help
celebrate Grandma TrochliFs
SEVENTEEN birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wohnoutka
Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Wohnout-
ka and daughter and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Wohnoutka were en-
tertained at dinner Sunday at the
Frank Chan home near Renville.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Houdek
and family entertained at supper
Sunday evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
Randall Dunsmore and Donna
Mae, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Roske
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
P. SWoboda and Earl, John Kodet
and Mathilda Kubesh.
John Wertish accompanied by
Cecilia and Angela Wertish and
Dorothy Houdek motored to Min
neapolis Thursday morning.
Henry Horejsi who had been a
patient at University hospital, re-
turned with them that afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dunsmore
ard son and Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Rid and son spent Tuesday visit
ing Mr.. Ridls mother, a patient in
Loretto hospital, New Ulm. H...,
Celia Wohnoutka spent from
Monday to Friday with her cou-
sin, Sophie Wohnoutka.
MI. and Mrs. Henry Benesh
and family visited Sunday with
Mrs. Benesh's mother Mrs. Stad-
Their who is i'll at Bloomkest.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wohnout-
ka were sponsors at the christen-
ing of their niece Sunday. Janice
Ann was the name given the in
fart daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolph PaploW, who live south of
Redwood Falls.
Leonard Kodet, a University of
Minnesota student, arrived Satur-
day evening to spend the vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank H. Kodet and family.
Mrs Miloyd DWorshak and son
spent several days last week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
WOhnoutka.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-12-22
MORTON

Mrs. Warren Quehl's mother,
Mrs. Allen Childs died last Tues
day in Minneapolis. Mrs. Childs
was well known in Morton. She
was As years of age.
Lucille Schultz returned We'd
nesday from Walker, where she
had been visiting.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Wellnitz was baptized
Sunday. She was named Nola Mae.
Glenn Sauibb Jr. underwent an
operation for appendicitis at Red
wood Falls hospital Thursday.
Members of the Methodist
Sunday school gave their Christ
mas program Sunday evening.
Mrs. Charles Buscho, Mrs.
Frank Harsen and Mrs. Bertha
Lapien and Florence, entertained
35 women in honor of Ruby
Buery at miscellaneous shower
Friday afternoon at the Lapien
home.
Newly elected officers of the
Degree of Honor lodge are chair
man, Mrs. George Gibson, vice
chairman, Mrs. Leo Schlicht and
secretary, Mrs. Robert Butcher.
Mrs. Ed Witte, who has been a
patient at New Ulm hospital, re-
turred home Saturday.
Robert, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eaoroe Waderath Skatad into q
barbed wire fence at Tiger lake
Saturday evening. Three stitches
were necessary to close the wound
on his face.
Warren Quehl attended the fun
eral of his mother-in-law, Mrs.
Allen Childs Thursday in Mime
apolis.
Friends honored Mrs. Louis
Bucholz on her birthday Saturday
evening at her home. Cards were
played and a lunch was served.
Florence Lapien was dinner
guest at the Clarence Johnson
home in Bandon township Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. Ben Patzwald entertained
friends at cards at her home last
Thursday evening.
Mrs. John Hunt and Mrs. Wall
ter Butter entertained tables of
bridge Friday afternoon and ev-
ening.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-12-22
Redwood Falls
MINI

Redwood Falls
MINI.
Dear Santa, Dec 10, 1888
l suppose you are busy. don't
want much for Christmas but
please bring me doll. Some chill
dren are sick and in the hospital
some have broken legs and arms
pleas bring them some thing to.
Your Friend,
Alice Christensen
Clements, MINI.
Dear Santa:
I am years old and in the
Fourth grade My Teachers name
is Miss Rams. like her very
much. I also like to go to school.
Dear Santa l do not want much
this year. But Please bring me,
fountain pen and a blue sweater
But do rot for get my little
brothers they would like toys
Don't forget the nuts and candy
and good things to eat
Your Friend,
Sylvester Steffl Jr.
=
Wabasso MINI.
1888, Dec, II
Dear Santa
I am seven years old. Please bring
me story book and some paints
Doris is five years old and she
wants a set of dishes and little
siccors. she cant write letter
herself so I have to write it for
her. Good bye Santa Clous.
Your friend
Arlene Goblirsch
s = S*
Redwood Falls, MINI
Dec. 19, 1898
Dear Santa
Please bring me a blackboard. I
am years old. l am in the first
grade.
Your friend
Shirley Fritz
Milroy, MINI.
Dec. 10, 1888
Dear Santa Claus,
Please bring me a football.
Please bring my brother a watch.
If you have not enough footballs.
Do not give me one. want foot
ball SO l want to learn to play
football. If you have not enough
watchs. Do not give my brother a
watch. 1 guess my brother can
tell time. Thank you.
Your friend,
LuVern, Blankenhagen
= Il
Redwood Falls, MINI.
Dec. 10, 1888
Dear Santa, --~.- .
I am six years old! I am in the
first grade Please bring me a
dolly and rocking horse, merry
Christmas to you.
Your friend
Lorraine PoulSon
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-12-22

Schoo- at 10 and German at 1890.
Mrs. Irwin Otto (Addie Butch
err of Sarborn attended the fun
eral of her aunt, Mrs. Anna Root
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Johnson of
Franklin is recovering from an
attack of flu at the home of her
son-in-la ward daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. l. w. Root.
Mrs. Joe Honl will go to Min
neapolis to spend Christmas with
her daughters Ruth and Helen
who are employed there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hier and
children of Springfield came to
Morgan Sunday morning and with
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Albrecht. mot
ored to Minneapolis for a visit at
the Will Kempton and Al Meyers
home.
The Royal Neighbor Lodge
elected the following officers at a
meeting Tuesday evening: oracle,
Mrs. Bertha Beltz; vice oracle
Emma Ward; chancellor, Antoin-
cite Albrecht; recorder, Puma
Croker; receiver, Dagmar Crock
er; marshal, Errestine Beltz; as
sistant marshal, Edith Hopfen-
spirger; inside sentinel, Gertrude
Goodell; outside sentinel. Helen
Root; musician, Hazel Nelson;
physicians, Drs. Johnson and
Wahlberg.
Mr.. ard Mrs. S. J. Sampson
spent Wednesday at the Mayo
Clinic at Rochester. Their daugh-
ter Mrs. Buel Gallagher who has
been taking treatment for arthrit-
is will be able to return to Ala
bama to spend Christmas with
her family.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-12-22
MORGAN CHURCHES
TO GIVE PAGEANTS
WOMAN HURT WHEN
STRUCK BY TRUCK;
OTHER NEWS ITEMS
Ry Mrs. F s. Pollard

Morgan - Christmas will be
ushered in with impressive relig-
ious services at churches here.
st. MichaePs Catholic church will
observe midnight mass, with two
services Sunday morning. At the
Methodist church the Sunday
school will have tree with treats
for the pupils. There will be a
program of music and recitation
and a pageant will be presented
entitled HE Came to Bethlehem"
There are 20 characters in the
pageant. Holy Communion will be
observed Christmas day.
At the Presbyterian church
there will be a lighted and de-
corated tree. Mrs. Rogers and Mrs.
August Sorensen have charge of
a pageant "ChristianiZinZ All Ma
tons" Sunday Rev. E. Broen will
deliver a special Christmas mess
age. There will be no Sunday
School.
The st. Johns Lutheran church
will have a beautifully decorated
Christmas tree with a program
Christmas Eve. Seventeen young
people will present the pageant
"The Holy Story
Because of the death of Mrs.
Anna Root the Presbyterian Aid
society Cancelled the Christmas
party which was planned for
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Catherine Neudecker suf-
fered minor injuries Sunday NOR
ming while on their way to attend
church services when she was
knocked to the ground by truck
driven by Harold Kerkhoff. He
was backing the truck when it
grazed Mrs. Neudecker, causing
her to fall. Mr.. Kerkhoff was alb
solved of blame.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Reding will
entertain the Arnold Kramer
family of Seaforth and the Henry
Redirg family at Christmas din
ner Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Gerstmann of Red
wood Falls visited at the West
and Baker homes Thursday af-
terncon. The Gerstmanns were
among the pioneer residents here.
Al Anthony and a friend of
Worthington visited at the Alvin
Seimer home over the weekend.
Meta Sorenson who teaches
at Duluth will come Friday to
spend a two weeks vacation with
her mother. Mrs. Chris 'Sorenson.
The pupils of st. Michael's
parochial school invited their par
ents Wednesday afternoon to visit
the school and review the work
done by the pupils. A candy sale
was held by the pupils.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Albrecht
will go to Springfield Sunday to
attend a family dinner at the
home of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hier.
Douglas Bandemere, the little
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Bande-
mere, was taken to the Union hos
pital, New Ulm, Sunday suffering
with an abcess of the appendix.
He remained for medical treat
ment.
The following services will be
held holiday week at the Zion
Lutheran church: Dec. 24-7 p. m.
the Christmas program; Dec. Is
German at 9 a. m. and English at
1915 a. M; Dec 26-Fiftieth an
niversary service in German at
10 a. M; Dec. 31-German ser
vices at 1870 p. M; Jan. Eng
lish at 9 and German at 1915 a.
M; Jan. 8-Erglish at 9, Sunday
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-12-22
Cars Crash, One Hurt

Clarence Kraemer suffered
minor cuts on the chin and left
leg and his car was damaged to
the extent of about 500 when it
figured in collision with a
machine driven by John Gribbons
late Tuesday afternoon.
The cars came together at an
intersection of the North Redwood
road two blocks north of highway
10. The Model T driven by Crib
bons was only nicked and Crib
bonS was uninjured.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-12-22
LICENSES 1911 CAR

Mount Agra, Ia. = (P = Asa
Rains drove up to the courthouse
to get 1889 license plates for his
1911 automobile. 1t is a two-cy-
Under single scatter with neither
top nor windshield. He said it
gives him uninterrupted service.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-12-22
ONE SHOT BAGGED TWO

Flensburg, Germany - R -
Shooting a hare as it jumped over
e water ditch, hunter also land
ed five-pound pike that was
swimming in the water. The story
is we'll authenticated.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-12-22
Last Minute
Letters To
Santa Claus
Clements, MINI.
De- Ii 100O

Clements, MINI.
Dec. IA, 1888
Dear Santa,
am little girl z years old
and in the first grade at school.
1 would like a big doll for
Christmas. One that can talk and
and has white hair.
Remember my little brother
Anthony ard Elizabeth my baby
sister.
You will find my stocking
hanging in the kitchen.
Your friend,
Mary Schwab.
= = .
Clements, MINI.
Dec. Is, 1888.
Dear Santa:
am little boy seven years
old. l am in the second grade. I
go to school in District 1O1 and
haven't missed day of school
yet this year. -...H
We are having our Christmas
program the twenty third of De-
cenlber in the evening at 8
o'clock. l would like to have you
come. In case the weather gets
bad we will meet you on the
state road near our school house.
Remember my brothers and
sisters and please bring me big
caterpillar tractor, one that I can
use in my garden.
Your friend,
r Joseph Schwab.
!: !: IS
Milroy, Minnesota
Dec. IS, 1888
Dear Santa Claus,
1t viii soon be Christmas. I
would like to have a toy store
and some dishes. Please bring my
Mother and Father some nice
things. My Sisters and Brothers
would like some thing too. 1 am
eight years old. 1 like school. I
can read ard do arithmetic. My
teachers name is Doris Terhell
don't for get her some presents
too. The Dist. No. of our school is
Dist. 81. Please don't forget the
poor children. 1 will be glad if
you get what 1 ask for. How are
you and your reindeer.
Your dear friend
Elizabeth
h'' Baumann.
Milroy MINI.
box R l.
: = i i
Redwood Falls MINI.
Dec. 10, 1888
Dear Santa
For Christmas I want ski Boots
cow boy suit and also nuts and
candy
| hope 1 am not asking to much
I wonder if it is very cold up
there and do not forget the poor
children ard the cripple children.
Your friend
Kenneth Sward
:. :.
b.. Redwood Falls Mimi,
Dec. 10, 1888
Dear Santa,
How it it where you are now?
Is it cold when snow comes? I
think of the sick children and
homeless children? pleas bring me
for Christmas scooter and BIB
gun nuts and candy is all l want
for Christmas?
Your friend,
George Turbes
= = =
Redwood Falls
MINI.
Dec 10, 1888.
Dear Santa.
L am seven years old, and in the
second grade. I like my teacher
For Christmas please bring me a
paint box Don't forget my, little
baby brother, and little sister.
We might not be home Christmas
Eve.
Your friend
'...-. Gladys Urke.
:. I: =
Clements MINI
Dec. IA, 1888
Dear Santa
Maybe you don't remember me
but I sent you a letter last year
and you brought me exactly what
l wanted.
We are going to have program
at our school district 101 on Dec
ember % at 8 o'clock. Do you
think you can easily get back to
the North Pole to collect your
toys by Christmas eve in your
fast airplane. you will know me
because 1 am making believe that
1 am an actress and I'm the small
est girl in school.
Please remember all of the
poor boys and girls and the Grip
Piles.
1 would like a doll with black
curly hair.
Hoping to see you on Dec. %
I remain
your friend
Ann Mae
The Washington times., 1938-06-14
142 GOLFERS IN
WOMEN'S PLAY

With only Helen Dettweiler
missing of Washington's outstand.
ing women golfers, 142 tee-off to-
morrow and Thursday in the an.
nual Star Cup tournament to be
played at the Columbia Country
Club under the auspices Of the
Women'S District Golf Association
Starting times and pairings:
1O:OO-Mrs. Howard Foley (Col) and
Mrs. John Darby (COlD; 1O:O4-Mrs Gil
bert Hahn (Wood.) and Mrs. Ralph Gold
smith (Wood): 1O:OS-Mrs. T. j. John
son GA. & NJ and Mrs. James BelIaI
| &C. c.; 1O:12-Mrs. Jack Scott CUnatt.
and Mrs. George IIussey GA. & No 1915
Mrs Betty Msckley Il. 81 and Mrs
PIatt &c. c. and Miss Kate Scully
&c. C); 1O:24-MIss Marion Brown
(Manl and Mrs. II. NJ. Brundage (Col.)
1O:2S-Mrs. J.. F. Dowdall (CougD and
NJ. A. Dent (B. d. and Miss Lila Sari
| CB. D.: lo:3G-Mra. Hugh Mackenzie
(ColD and Miss Barbara simons MANI
fO:4O-Mrs. l.. B. Schloss (Wood.) and
Theo. Peyser woody and Mrs. H. Good
man (WOod): 1O:4S-Mrs. A. A. Morrill,
(Ken) and Mrs G. /. James (COlD 1852
Mrs. f. b. Helen (Man.) and Mrs. b
D. Gamble (Man): 1O:5G-Mrs. Walter
Jarvis (CoD and Mrs. w. Harms CA
11:OO-Mrs. Hope Wilkinson q. 81 and
Mrs H. A. Sharpe Il. 50; 11:O4-Mrs
F. Whitaker "a. & M and Mrs. II. A
Neff Manl: 11:OS-Miss f. Hanser
Il. 81 and Miss Ann Reh Il. 81; l1:12-
Mrs W. sullivan "a. & NJ and Mrs. H
A. Tuke "a. & M; 11:16-Mrs. J. T
Fowen (Man.) and Mrs. Tom Beavers
(Man): 11:2O-Mrs. r. C. Jones (Cong.
and Mrs. Lloyd Await tConE): 11:24-
Mrs A. L. Alderman (ManD and Mrs H
&C. c. and Mrs. w. H. Hall (CongD
11:32-Mrs. J. Shulman (Wood) and
Mrs. L. E. Harris (Wood.); 11:36-Mrs
A. Paul (Cong) and Mrs. ]. H. Powell
Mrs. T. ]. Winkler (CongO and Mrs
| Charles Slawson (Cong); 11:48-Mrs
Marvin Johnston Cong and Mrs. D.
w Smith (Cong); 11:52-Mrs. A. Nc
Nit tCongl and Mrs. Q: q. Elbe
NJ and Miss Jerry Weible "a. & ny.
12:OO-Mrs. Fred Lewis (CongD and
Mrs. G. Ring (Wood): 12:O4-Mrs G.
Goetzman (Cong.) and Mrs. H. Chad
wick a.: & NJ; ,12:OS-MrS. Frank
felter (B. D.: 12:12--Mrs. Jean Larkin
| (Wood) and Miss Janice Loeb wood
| 12:16-Mrs. A. Stephens (Wood) and
Mrs. Morris Jaffe (Wood); 12:2O-Mrs.
NJ. Gladstein woody and Miss Sara Bris-
(wood); 12:2s-Mrs. @. Lynch "a. &
ny and Mrs. L. r. HauEen Il. 81; 1882
Mrs. H. A. Lacey (Man.) and J. A.
Daley (Man.): 12:36-Mrs. Dan Moor
man (Cong0 and Mrs. Houston Harper
The Washington times., 1938-06-14
Track Stdrs Seek New
Records at Princeton
On Way
Huskie CreWs Head
For 'Keepsie

SEATTLE, Wash, June IA
G.N.SO University of
Washington crews were en- route
today to the East where they hope
to make clean sweep of the
Poughkeepsie regatta for the
third straight year.
The Huskies will have a race
with the University of Wisconsin
next Saturday in preparation for
the big meet.
Condition of Stroke Don Hume,
suffering from an attack of boils,
is causing Coach AL Ulbrickson a
lot Of worry. Hume, however, is
expected to be in shape for the
Poughkeepsie If not for the Wis
conSin race.
The Washington times., 1938-06-14
Grid Reunion

CHARLEY MALONE, CLIFF
BATTLES and RILEY SMITH,
members of the 1887 champion
Washington Redskins, will jour-
ney to Baltimore tonight to
cheer SAMMY BAUGH who is
playing with the Rochester Red
wings against the Orioles.
BAUGH will return to Washing
ton with his gridmates following
the game. and a reunion will be
staged tomorrow noon at the
Redskin office.
Among - the exheavyweight
champions who made unsuccess-
ful attempts to regain their title
were JIM CORBETT, BOB
FTTz MONS, JIM JET
FRIES and-JACK DEMPSEY
-. Add look-a-likes: AL HOUGH-
TON, former District pro, now at
Old Point Comfort, and JIMMY
HINES, the boy who finished
third in the National Open .
UMPIRE CAL HUBBARD of the
American League never played
baseball but what a powerful
football player he was at Gen.
tenary and Geneva College and
later with the Green Bay Pack.
ers. Wow!
The Washington times., 1938-06-14

Charley Keller it or not
COL. JAKE RUPERT of the
YankS offered the Maryland
flash to MANAGER OSCAR
WITT of the Indians in ex.
change for BOBBY FELLER q.
PAUL E. ROGERS, of Washing
ton, has been awarded his frosh
numerals at Cornell for partici-
patlng with the yearling crew
squad.
First Grill ColoniaIs, a group
OF G. w. athletes, have banded
for the summer softball cam.
paign here. JACK BUTTER
WORTH, lanky basketball and
tennis player, is the ace pitcher
Tor the club On Friday at
Charles Town, the fifth and fea-
ture race has been labeled the
Blockade Handicap in honor of
WALTER WANGER'S picture,
Blockade" which comes to the
Capitol Friday. The owner of
the winning horse will be pre-
sented with the MADELINE
CARROLL trophy which is being
donated by the actress who is
starred in the film.
The Washington times., 1938-06-14
STEELE MEETS
SOLLY KREIGER

SEATTLE, Wash, June IA
G.N.SO.-Proclaimed by his han
dlers to be physically fit once
again, Freddie Steele, of Tacoma,
the worlds middleweight cham
pion, today stated he was ready
for a new era as fighting and
winning champion.
The first test in this new era
will come tonight when he col
lides here in a 10-round nontitle
bout with Solly Krieger, the hard
hitting and topnotch middleweight
from the New York Bronx.
This will be Steele's most i'm
portant fight since he lost to
Fred Apostoli, the Battling Bell
hop" from San Francisco, in an
other nontitle fight at New YORK.
The Washington times., 1938-06-14
F our American
Aces 10 Vie
In Meet

PRINCEON, N. j., June II
G.N.SO Track star-gazerS today
were Wsioning possibilities Of a
4:03 mile, an 854 two-mile, a 46-
second quarter. 1:49 half, 2:58
three-quarterS and 15-foot pole
vault, as the athletes began as
sembling for the fifth annual in
vitation meet Saturday afternoon
in Palmer stadium.
Josef Mostert of Belgium, lone
overseas contender in the meet,
was joined today by four Ameri-
can StarS-Archie San Romani of
Kansas and the curb exchange
A. A., twice winner of the Prince
ton mile in 4:07.2 and 400;
Archie Williams, University Of
California, Olympic 400-meter
champion and world 400-meter
record holder at 46.1 seconds:
Cornelius Wammerdam, San Fran
cisco Olympic Club, last years pole
vault winner, and Harold eagle.
Oklahoma Baptist University
quarter-miler, 1886 Olympian.
With records on the tip of
everyone'S tongue, other marks of
past meets on the Palmer Stadium
strip are being recalled. Jack
Lovelock's 4:07.6 mile, Glenn Cum
ningham's 4:06.7 mile, Ben East
mans 1893 half-mile, Don LaSh's
1888 two-mile, all world records
when made here, may well fore
shadow what will take place on
Saturday.
The Washington times., 1938-06-14
WILSON NAMES
LETTER WINNERS

Track, field, golf, baseball and
swimming letters were awarded to
members of the Woodrow Wilson
High School athletic teams at yes
terdays assembly by Walter john
son, with Charley Malone and
"Tuffy" Leemans in attendance.
The letters were awarded to the
following:
BasebalI-Herman Byer. willia
Bush. BARLEY Fugler Raffe Mesrobian,
Richard Offutt. Ray Duehring. Jack
Hoskinson. william Hawksworth. Will
liam Barbee, John Stevens David Ma
loney and Manager Robert Harlan.
Track - Francis Donaldson, Leonard
Kelley, Francis Wheat, Hal Woodson.
Albert Pyles. william Randall and Man
ager Leonard Slverfield.
Tennis-Jack Hoyt. Tom W d d N,
Harry McNaughton. Robert Thompson.
Clinton Doggett. Edward Wellington and
Manager Joseph Hale.
Golf-Ralph Bogart. Earl Skinker.
Fred Rita. Erancis Donaldson and Philip
Donaldson.
Swmming-Robert B or m n. Alan
Bryla wski. Carroll Cutler. Bob Davis.
Stewart Freyburgrr. Rodes Garby. John
Miller. william Rowland. holland Ryan,
George Seitz, Gene Sutherland and Nam
ager Gilbert Seymour.