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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-04
MAGYAR Skier
ELLWOOD CITYBEN
Ket els6 dijat nyertek

A multi vasarnap, julius 81
en- innepelte Ellwood City, Pa.
varosa SO ewes megalapitasa
max az unnepet.
Ez alkalommal nagy felvo-
nulast es neptinnepelyt rem
deztek, amelyen az osszes mem
zetisegi csoportok, vallalatok
es egyeslletek vettek reszt, k0-
zottuk a magyar csoport is,
amely ket els6 dijat nyerte.
Az elso dijat a nagy felvo-
nulasban, amikor az amerikai
es magyar zaszloval magyar
ruhas leanyok, fiuk, ferfiak es
asszonyok, ket magyar huszar-
rrlhas, ket gyalogos kakastol-
las magyar csend6r es egy
nagy lovas szenas tarszeker
tele aratokkal es zeneszekkel
vegig vonult az ezrekre memo
nez6k0zonseg el6tt.
A masodik f0dijat a varosi
parkban a nepiinnepelyen meg
tartott tancversenyen kaptak,
ahol husz ,tagu magyarruhas
leany csoport a magyar tanc-
cal erdemelte XII a jutalmat.
Maria Terezia korabeli ruha-
ban Barsony es Barsonyne
magyar tancokat mutattak
be, kesobb Barsonyne ifj. De-
meter Jozseffel magyar nep-
dalokat enekelt, amellyel nagy
sikert arattak.
A magyarokat ert skier Bar
sony Jozsef tanctanar es neje,
a youngstown szuletesi Ka-
sza Margit erdeme.
E sikerben nagy resze volt
a Youngstownban kozkedvelt
ifj. Bunchy Janosnak es zene-
karanak, aki az osszes enek-
es tancszamokat kiserte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-04
NEPES GYULES VOLT A
MAGYAR DEMOKRATAKNAL

A Mahoning megyei Magyar
Demokrata Kor a pult pen
teken este nepes gytlest tar
tctt a West Sidei Magyar
Hazban, amely ez alkalommal
kicsinak bizonyult.
A gyiiles rendes ugyeinek
az elintezese es szamos vi tag
felvetelfnek, valamint a tag
sagi dijak befizetese utan meg
kezd6d0tt a nagy szammal
megjelent kiilonbozo politikai
allasokra palyazok bemutata-
sa es program beszedeknek az
elmondasa.
E gyiiles kereteben a sza-
vaz6polgaroknak meg lett ma
gyarazva a varosi bond iigye
es hogy az elovaaasztason
VESSEL szavazzanak mellette
amelynek az elfogadasat mar
eddig is As kiil0nboz6 testiilet
ajanlja.
A beszedek elhangzasa utan
a KOr tagsaga hiisit6kkel ven
dcgelte meg dijmentesen a
megjelenteket, akik csak ke-
SO ejfeli orakban gondoltak a
hazamenetelre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-04
A MAGYAR NAP|
C0MBOK VEHET0K

Megerkeztek az 1938-as Ma
gyar Nap diszes gombjai.
A gOmbok atvehet6k G6ber
Janos titkarnal, 232 S. Gar
land Ave.
A felteteIek a regiek. A gom-
box ara Is cent, amib6l ct cent
az elarusit6t iIleti.
Lassuk, XII ada ell a legt0bb
gombot. A Magyar Napig,
augustus Zig legalabb 1000
gonbnak kell elfogyni. AH mar
most kezd, nagy eredmenyt
fognak elerni.
Az idei gombok teljesen ell
utnek a mas evekben hasznalt
gombokt6l.
Comb terjeszt6k kerestetnek
Campbell, Niles, Warren, Sha-
ron, Sharpsville, Farrell, New
Castle es Ellwood Citybe.
Vegye meg mindenki Comb
jat el6re. A szinhazba, nagy
tancterembe csalxis gombbal
lehet belepni.
A NAGYBIZOTTSAG.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-04
MULATSAGOK
NAPTARA

Ebben rovatban dijtala-
null kozoljuk azon egyha-
zak. egyletek, vagy intez-
menyek nulatsagait, 0ssze-
joveteleit. stb. - nem tobb
mint 2 h6nappai el6re is,
amelyeknek az Amerikai
magyar Hirlap a hivatalos
lapja ess amelyek mulatsagai-
kat hirdetik lapunkban Is
nyomtatvanyaika+ aalunk
szerzik be.
Augustus 7-iken, vasarnau
MAGYAR NAP az Idora Park
ban.
Augustus 27-en, szombaton
q Magyarok Nagyasszonya hit
k0zseg javara 'bake SALE
MCASiVey CO.-Il61.
Augustus 28-ikan, vasdrnap
a West Sidei Magyar Haz Nap
a Fulemiile .CsardAban.
Augustus 28-an, ysskrnap
a Campbell Polgari K0r ks
Magyar Haz Magyar Napja a
Roosevelt Parkban.
September 4-en, vasirnap
a Scent Gy0rgy Cor. Kath.
Egyhaz piknikje a Fiilemiile
Csardaban.
September h6 SEN, h6tf6n
a Nilesi Ret. Egyhaz zar6 pix
mike a Shamu farnnon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-04
PartoIja Hirdetoinket

hcdveS OlvaSO1nk!
AmikOr az Amerikai Ma
gyar Hirlapban olvassak az
egyhazi es egyleti hirelzet,
ne hagyjak figyelmen Xviii
a hirdet6ket sem. Amikor a
lapunk hirdet6inA vasaroI,
biztos lehet, hogy az ON part
fogasa j6l esik nekik is. Az
Amerilai Magyar Hirlap
hirdet6i tamogatjak lapun-
kat, viszonzasul elvarjak az
olvas6 k0z6nseg tamogatasat
is. Ha a vasarlasaival lapunk
hirdet6it tamogatja, akkor
Ok szivesebben hirdetnek a
lapunkban, ami&rt mi tartal-
masabb, &rdekesebb lapot
adhatunk olvas6inlnak.
Vasarlasnal mindig hivat-
kozzek az Amerikai Magyar
Hirlap-ra (American Hun
garian Journal).
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-04
10 HIR
MINERAL RIDGENEK


Mineral Ridge lakosai k0-
z0tt nagy az orom, inert egy
kis munkara van kilataS.
Ugyanis egy regebben lezart
gyarat atalakitas utan meg
nyitnak, ahol kb. egyelore 40
munkasnak adnak alkalma-
East. A gyar The Federal
Fabricating Co. nev alatt fog
szerepelni, ahol metal stemp-
ing munkat vegeznek. Az
uicnnan atalakitott tegla epu-
let 6 het mulya uzembe jon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-04

MISEK RENDJE.. Vasarna-
pokon kiS mise 9 orakor angol
oktatassal, Macy mise 10 ora
80 perckor magyar scent be
sZeddel. Hetkoznapokon scent
mise 9 orakor.
GYONTATAS hetkOznapo-
kon es vasarnapokon a scent
misek el0tt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-04
ERTEKES DIJAk
A MAGYAR NAPON
Ket tOnna szen es Is dollar
keril kiOsztasra. Xix lesznek
nyertesek?

ooANSS SA~JSSS
mem tuztek XII egy Magyar
Napra mint az ideire.
A ket Nagybizottsagi egyen-
kent $75-os tanulmanyi oszton
dijon xviii a kovetkez6 diiak
leSznek kiosztva.
Ket tonna szen, Pipoly
Gyula (Reed Builders Supply
Co.. ajandeka legnagyobb
a Magyar Napon jelenlev6
csaladnak.
OF dollar els6 dij es $3.50
es masodik dij a legszebb
magyar ruhas leanyoknak
YOungstownb6I.
OF dollar els0 dij Is $3.50
es masodik. dij a legszebb
magyar ruhas leanyoknak a
k0rnyekr6l youngstown va
rosan Xviii lak6k).
$2.5O-es dij a legOregebb
magyar hazasparnak a Ma
gyar NapOn.,
$2.5O-Os dij a legfiatalabb
magyar hazasparnak Ma
gyar Napon.
OF dollaros dij a leg0re-
gebb amerikas n1agyarnak a
Magyar Napon.
A keszpenz dijakat a kovet-
kezok adomanyoztak: Nemenyi
Miklos Emo SIS, a Magyar
Davey Klub S5, 10th Istvan,
De Lux Marketje SIS, Szabo
j. Istvan temetesrendezo SIS es
Vaschak JOSEF temetesrende-
zo SIS.
Az elokeszito bizottsag a
dijak megitelesere a kovetkez6
szabalyokat allitotta fel.
A magyar ruhas leanyok
ket csoportban youngstown
es videkiek) kiilon vonulnak
fel a Heidelberg Garden elol
4:45 perckor a balterembe es
oft egyenkent elvonulnak a
hanyszor a biralo bizottsag
szliksegesnek tartja a biralo
bizottsag el6tt, amelynek tag
jai lehet6leg arnerikai n6k lesz-
mex.
Miutan ket youngstown es
ket videki leany fog dijat kap-
nj a Nagybizottsag meltan ell
varhatja, hogy legalabb ket-
szaz magyar-ruhas leany jon
ell.
A videkiek jol ugyeljenek,
inert Ellwood City-b6l vagy
Is magyar ruhas leany fog
eljonni. Legyen oft Campbell,
Niles, Warren, Sharpsville,
Sharon, Farrell, New Castle,
Alliance, Canton stb. Ezeknek
a varosoknak magyar ruhas
leanyai mind a videlzi csoport-
ban vesznek reszt. Az els6k a
ket csoportban ot-0t dollart
kapnak a masodikak egyen-
kent $2.50-et.
A Magyar Napon megjelen6
legnagyobb magyar csaladnak
ait fogjak megitelni, aki a leg
tobb, a csaladi haznAl el6 csa-
ladtaggal jelenik meg. Csak
azok szamitanak akik az apai
haznal egy fedel alatt laknak.
A jelentkez6 csalAdok a Macy
bizottsag titkaranal vagy penn
tarnokanal az Idora Park iro-
daban jelentkezzenek lehet6-
leg g. ora el6tt, inert ezt a
dijat a szinpadon fogjak at
ADM, ahol a nyertes csaladnak
teljes szamban meg kell je-
lenni. A dij ket tonna szen
lesz (meger IL dollart).
A legid6sebb amerikai ma
gyarnak is ugyanott ken je-
lentkezni Is Oft igazolnia kell
akar tanuk, akar polgarlevel
stb. hogy miota amerikas ma
gyar. IL .a y.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-04
YOUNGSTOWN Is VIDEKE HIREI
A YOUNGSTOWN
MAGYAR EV. REV.
EGYHAZ HIREI
Mt. B0tty JSnos leIkesz
737 MahonIne. Ave Phone 66S41

ISTENTISZTELET es kon-
firmacio vasarnap delelott 10
orakor. El6tte 9-kor vasar-
napi iskola.
EGYHAZUNK evi kirandu-
hasa megfelelo sikerrel folyt
lie a multi vasarnap. Dacara
a fenyeget6 nagy esozesnek
vendegeink szama joval meg
haladta a multi pikniken
resztvevok szamat, estere pc
dig a Fulemile Csarda tagas
terme alig birta befogadni a
szorakozni vagyo sep kozon-
seget. A piknik sikeren szor-
galmasan faradozok fogadjak
ezuton is egyhazunk elismero
kOszOnetet.
PROGRESSZIV LIGANK fl
gyelmes tagjai pompas, zart-
koru vacsora kereteben osz-
tozkodtak a lelkeszpar golya-
jarast varo oromeiben a mutt
szerdan este. Az izletes vacso-
rat hosszan tarto kedves tar
salgas kovette, melynek kere-
teben ifj. Dorko Janosne a
Liga neveben egy gyonyoru
sep ''baby-shawlt" nyujtott
at az iinnepelt lelkesznonek.
Fatal hazasaink fogadjak e
helyen is a lelkeszpar joleso
koszonetet a veluk erzett jo-
kivansagokert, kimutatott SEE
retetikert S nagyrabecsult
ajandekukert.
NYARI MAGYAR iskolank
zaro unnepelye augustus no
Gan, szombaton este 7 orakor
lesz megtartva Hat het To-
lyaman szorgalmasan tanulo
gyermekeink ekkor mutatjak
be a magyar iras, olvasas,
t0rtenelem es vallasos tan
targyakban szerzett ismeretei-
ket.
Vizsgai unnepelyJink kima-
gaslo reszet "Az ot kivansag",
a "Konyha hosei' es a "Susz-
terinas" cimu kedves gyermek
szindarabok kepezik, melyet
iskolas novendekeink fognak
produkalni. Szeretettel kerjiik
a sziilok, egyhaztagjaink es
10 barataink megbecsiilo er-
dekl6deset.
KONFIRMACIo. A nyari is
kolaval parhuzamosan halado
konfirmandusok osztalya au-
gusztus 7-ens a vasarnapi is
tentisztelettel kapcsolatban
fogja letenni konfirmacioi
vizsgajat a gyiilekezet elott,
S a sikeresen vizsgazo noven-
dekek ekkor nyernek felhatal-
mazast ARA, hogy augustus
14-en az ujkenyeri Uri scent
vacsoraval elhessenek.
A konfirmandusok osztalyat
kepezik: Gomez Wilma, Pallay
Iona, Balogh Juliska, Balogh
Margitka, Rajner Matilda, Ko-
ran Louisa, Chambers Gil
zella, Geese Olga, Fodor Ma
riska, Papay Ferenc, Papay
Jeno, Karako Menyhert, Uray
Karoly, Szenyi Sander es
Poznar Sander.
Hisszik, hogy a szulok, ke-
resztsziil6k es hiveink nagy
serege fogja meghallgatni
konfirmandus novendekeink
hitvallomasttevo vizsgajat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-04
A PARKOL0KAT BUNTETIK

Warren, O.-ban az autohai-
toknak megengedtek / oral
parkolasi id6t az uzlet-negyed
ben, de mar az els6 napon 40
autotulajdonos kapott "ticke-
tet', inert tovabb parkoltak
a megengedett idonel.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-24

Maggie, Dickey and Rolfe of the
Yankees, Foxx, Cramer, Cronin
and Vosmik of the Red Sox, and
West and Kress of the Browns; in
the National League, outside of
pitchers, Mccormick and Lom-
bardi of the Reds, Lavagatto of
the Dodgers, Medwick and
Slaughter of the Cards, Martin,
Aronovich and Klein of the Phils,
Hartnett and Hack of the Cubs.
CAIRNS of the Bees, OFT, Moore
and Riddle of the Giants, and l..
Waner and Vaughan of the Pr
rates. Others who may have a
chance are: Goodman of the
Reds, S. Martin and Mize of the
Cards, Sharing of the Pills, Koy
and Phelps of the Dodgers and
Rosen of the same club, O'Dea
and Galan of the Cubs, Brubaker
and Handley of the Pirates,
Strip of the Cards. Banning,
Demeree and Mccarthy of the
Giants. Now the problem is, can
the fans pick the starting lineup
for the All-Star game?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-24
REDS TAKE SERIES
FROM GIANTS, q;
BEES LOSE AGAIN
YANKs DowNED INDIANS IN
FINAL or FoUR-cAME ST.
RIES: REDS. YANKS SECOND
IN RESPECTIVE LEAGUE
tspecIa, 20 rhe Citlzenl


NEW YORK, June 24.-Young
Wander Nicer, pitcher of two no
hit no-run games, was blasted out
of the box by New York Giants
in the eighth inning of the game
yesterday between the Giants
and Cincinnati Reds, but his
teammates won anyhow and saw
ed the contest for him. which was
his eighth straight victory.
Wander Nicer had pitched shut
out ball for five innings, but the
sixth, seventh and eighth frames
saw the Giants piled up five runs
and run the "no-hit" pitcher and
Shoun to the showers. Cascarel-
la went in and stopped the New
Workers. Meanwhile, the Reds
had been pecking away and came
out on top of the to score. The
Cincy outfit took the series, two
games to one.
For, seven innings, Erickson of
Boston Bees, a rookie pitcher, and
Bob Weiland of ST. Louis Card
inals twirled no-run ball. Then,
in the eighth the Bees scored one
run and had victory in sight. But
Rookie Erickson not only weak
ened in the ninth inning but
filled the bases and walked in the
tying run. Refs, sent in to relieve
Erickson, was touched for the hit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-24
BY PHOEBE ATWOOD TAYLOR

The Story So Far: Asey Mayo. Cape
Cod detectiUe, Is Investigating yesteT-
days murder of Marina LoTne, tChose
husband's post Office mural has aroused
Quanomet. She tDas killed by q left
handed blotU from her sisters knife
and Pam Frye Is suspected. Pam dis
appears after hiding $4,000 north of
GnbeTgTis she found. Asey knolDs
someone Is after the 1rnbeTgTis and
he is trying to locate it. Then Jack
L0Tne DISCOVERS he trds never married
to Marina because she irds already
married to Tim Carr, boarder at Oc-
tagon House. Marina iUus also pldgi7g
around Nth Roddy Strut ichose
plane Conveniently crashed the night
before. PANS father. Tim and tlDo
troopers hare been in the moods be-
hind the house quite atohile tcFlen the
barn catches fire. Jack and Peggy
Boone. an artist. urge Asey to do
something. but he calmly matches the
barn burn to the ground.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-24

Someone had done a neat bit of
thinking. There was no better way
for someone to find out where
PANS ambergris was than to start
4 fire In the general vicinity. and
then sit back and watch to see who
ran where.
And that person, Asey thought,
would never know how he person
ally suffered. sitting there on the
porch and spinning yarns, while
he fairly itched to be hunting the
Octagon House from attic to cellar.
The woods were thicker than he
had supposed existed any more,
what with all the reforesting and
decreasing that had taken place
in the neighboring towns. The air
was damp. and the tops of the tall
pines cut out what twilight there
was left. Not the sort of place, def
nitely. where Asey would care TO
meet, up with those two muscle
bound servants that belonged to
Roddy Strut.
He stopped for a moment to tie
a shoestring, and for the first time
IL occurred to him that he was be-
ing trailed. He couldn't hear any.
one-the carpet OF pine needles
was too thick to carry the sound of
footsteps--but he knew. He could
almost feel the presence Of some
one behind him.
'Ho-hum," he said aloud. and
started back the way he had come.
He couldn't see anyone hiding in
the dense growth.
And then suddenly someone TO
his left started TO run. Asey set Off
in pursuit.
Within 10 wards, he knew that
he would never catch the figure
that twisted and turned and side
stepped so nimbly ahead Of him.
IL wasn't so much a question Of
speed. IL was the combination Of
the slippery pine needles and his
leather soled shoes. Those were
the things that would lick him.
When he changed to his paint
ING clothes. he'd climbed into an
old pair of work shoes from the
back shed. Each sh0e weighed five
pounds. he decided as he stumbled
along. and the Soles were so dry
and brittle that they might have
been made of wood.
where's Everybedy?'
GRABBING at a tree to save
~ himself from a fall, Asey
yanked the shoes of, and then
dashed to catch up with the figure
ahead. An unexpected patch OF
blackberry vines made him vince
and wish that he had kept the old
clodhoppers on. But he was gain
ing on the figure. II he could keep
up. he'd get the fellow before he
reached the edge of the clearing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-24

The man sidestepped, swung
around suddenly and started off
on right angle course. Asey start
ed to follow, and then stopped
short. Before him on the ground
lay Timothy Carr. He blinked as
Asey leaned over him, and put a
hand vaguely toward the lump on
his forehead.
BE back" Asey said briefly, and
started off again.
Back what?" Tim said, and
struggled into . sitting position
& The woods and tie pines and the
branches all danced dizzilv inside
his head, and he CROPPED around
for his glasses. But even after he
I'd them and cleaned them,
twice. everything continued to
spin.
Finally the scenery Slipped back
into its normal place, and Tim
othy got shakily to his feet.
Hey, Aaron Frye. Aaron. where
are you? Where's everybody gone?
Hey-Asey! Asey. where'd you
oh, there you are-here. Asey.
Here"
But the man whose face he saw
for the fraction of a second was
not Asey.
"Hey. you'll" Tim said. Come
back here-all right, then. I'll go
after you! Hey. where'd you &c?
What's the big idea. anyway"
The man slid away into the
shadows. Tim couldn't even tell
what direction he had taken.
THE he'll" Tim muttered. with
the whole lot of you'll All right. /
tDon't go after you. I'll sit and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-24

wait. Hide and seek in the woods,
or fun for the boardersl Come to
Octagon House. No modern inn
provements, but plenty of old
fashioned action.
Bad Mans
DUT after sitting and waiting for
- nearly quarter of an hour,
Tim marched off toward where
Assy had disappeared. He found
Asey. too. Lying under pine.
He blinked as Timothy leaned
over him. and put a hand toward
the lump that was beginning to
rise on his forehead.
so you got tagged too, did
your" Tim said. II didn't even un-
derstand you were in the game.
Neither did L" Asey said. MY.
MY"
ITS best not to open your eyes
right away" Tim advised. 81 speak
with authority. Too many things
move too much. Asey. who is this
stranger with homicidal tenden-
eies2 | don't like him"
Il didn't see him." Asey said,
hut he's a near relation to Joe
Louis. Did you catch sight of the
lad2"
7 had glimpse OF someone, !"
Tim said, shortly after you left.
/ suppose il was our pal. Look,
when you feel up to it. we'd better
seek out the bush where Aaron's
probably stretched out. Or did you
happen TO find him?"
Asey sat up. "A aron? Look
what's been going on here, any
way?"
''Thege are bad mans in the
woods. I'm told him, as he light
ed a cigarette. They hit folks
over the head. don't quite under
stand the game, Asey. Aaron wan
dered away from Gran and me,
just the way he kept wandering at
that clambake. | went after him.
/ heard him call me. That's all /
can tell you. En- route to the noise,
| got tagged. Then you peered at
Tne-d'you know you were Quin-
tupletS2 You were. And then /
came here and found you. think. "
he rubbed his forehead reflective
~. sthat the curtain has been low.
cred TO denote q lapse of consider
able time. II wasn't nearly as dark
as this. when ! got biffed. Look.
wei have to find Aaron before
this trickIe Of grey light disap-
pears. He ought TO be in the vicin-
itv. Let's scour.a
But Aaron was not in the vicin-
ity, nor could they find any trace
Of him.
Tcsswas1s fsss. fAssss Ai1ss1 Tsylssl
whe q reamlnk the weeds. Csnsgh.
ned temorrow.
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.sesssesssssssssssssssse
FOLLOWING THROUGH
BY AGUfLAR
ss6sSssssssssssessees6oe
Mo l.No. . TEAMS

NJ. INC. 4 AEAMS-
According to the averages in
the first-half of the Monroe Coun-
ty Baseball League and the two
games played by the Picked
Team and Stars, the players
listed to see action in the opening
game of the international Series
July 2-3-4 are as follows:
Catcher-Al. Rodriguez.
Pitchers--Bethel, Malgrat and
Salinero.
First Base-Barcelo.
Second Base-Cates.
Third Base-G. Acevedo or
Cheta Baker. 1t is a toss-up.
Shortstop-A. Acevedo.
Leftfield-Gabriel Garcia.
Centerfield-Lucilo Gonzalez.
Rightfield-S Sterling.
On the second team the follow
ing players may see action:
Catcher-C. Griffin. e'9i iit.n
Il. Pitchers Stone, Gates and Mo-
llnin1aa,si3a !" - 2'.i -
First Base oss. a
Second Base-Al. Acevedo.
81, Third Base-P. Carbonell.
es Shortstop-Mullins.
y. Leftfield--J. Roberts.
Centerfield-M. Acevedo.
Notwithstanding or Villa
real.
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that won the game for the Red
birds, 2 to l.
Brooklyn Dodgers ended Pitts
burgh Pirates short winning
streak at three games. Behind
six-hit ball by Pressnell, the
Dodgers won easily, to /. Babe
Phelps was the thorn in the side
of the BUGS. He drove home five
runs with his big bat.
New York Yankees went back
into second place in the American
League standings by downing
Cleveland Indians in the final OF
a four game series. The score
was 8-6 but the victory wasn't as
easy as it seems. The Tribe threw
a big scare when the Indian play
ers scored five runs in the ninth
inning, that sent Bump Hadley to
the showers. However, he was
credited with his first starting vic,
tory of the season.
Rudy York poled his twentieth
home run of the season and again
went into tie with Jimmy FoxS
for the honors. Boston Red Soa
went down in defeat at the hand!
of Detroit Tigers. 2 to 10, anc
York's homer was one of the de.
Gliding blows.
Leonard limited Chicago White
Sox to eight hits while his team
mates piled up Is, and so Wash
ington Senators shutout the Sox
IL to 0.
A four-hit performance by Mel
son allowed Philadelphia Athlet
les to down st. Louis Brown,
to |. The Browns lone run wa
homer.
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ALL-STAR LEADERS

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Counting the total number
of votes received by each in
dividual for all positions. the
following are the results:
William Gates. 449.
Philip Baker. 4ls.
Julio Barcelo. $50.
Cyril Griffin. SAT.
LuciIo Gonzalez. 32s.
George Acevedo. 2s5.
Alberto Rodriguez. $50.
Robert Bethel 24s.
M. Acevedo. al.
With the addition of most
of the pitchers voted for. il
is q promising squad for the
Fiesta ball games.