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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-28
Amerikai es magyar zaszl6i
lesznek az Oreg Egyhaznak. :
Fenyes templomi iinnepseget
diszvacSOra kOveti

Sep hazafias unnepely szin
helye lesz most vasarnap az
Oreg Reformatus egyhaz tenn
ploma a Mahoning Avenuen,
amikor meltosagos istentiszte-
let kereteben felszentelik az
egyhaz amerikai es magyar
zaszloit.
A magyar lobogot az egyhaz
lelkesze, Mt. Botty Janos ajan-
dekozta az egyhaznak es Fo-
dor Jozsef cleveland varosi jog
igazgato fogja. atnyujtani. A
csillagsavos amerikai zaszl6
Bende Ferenc es neje alan
deka es David G.. jenkins, Ma
gyarorszagon iskolaba jart Ma
honing megyei t0rvenyszeki
biro ada at iinnepelyesen az
egyhaz gondnokainak.
Az iStentiszteleten es az AIT
kOveto dlszvacsoran resztvesz-
mex a kornyeki testver refor-
matus egyhazak lelkeszei es
kiildottsegei.
A templomi unnepely del
utan 4 orakor kezdodik, a va
csora a templom alatti helyi.
segben 6 orakor. Mindket lin.
nepelyre szivesen latja vende.
gul a Youngstown es k0rnyek
magyarsagot az egyhaz el6l,
jarosaga.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-28
MEGNYILT A BOARDMANI
VI KONYVTAR

A Boardmani iskolaval Szem-
Ten epilt vi konyvtar csutor-
tokon, september 28-an nyilt
meg hivatalosan. Este az is
kola tagas szintermeben nagy
unnepely volt Az vi flok
k0nyvtar, amely a hetedik
Mahoning megyeben, a Board
man Iskola Mothers Clubja
tamogatasa mellett epult, a
multi tavasszal 1000 dollart,
mint kezdo osszeget gyiijt0tt
az epitkezes megkezdesehez.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-28
BR0GLEY NYERT
A VERHOVAYNAL
A 364-ik fiok elnOket megva-
Iasztottak igazgat6nak. Bum
buluc ismet ellen0rz6 bizott-
sagi tag

Youngstown es kornyekenek
hatalmas Verhovay tabora BIZ
zonnyal orommel ertesilt mar
a napilapokbol, hogy Brogley
Ferencet, a Verhovay konven-
clio a fiatalok reszer6l megva-
lasztotta az igazgatosag tagja-
max.
Az amerikai sziiletesi Brog-
ley, az els6 magyar deputy
sheriff volt Youngstownban es
most mar kozel ot eve q varosi
forgalmi rend6rseg megbecsiilt
tagja. Dacara annak, hogy
regente bizony eleg torten be-
szelt magyarul, mindig kivette
a reszet a magyar ugyekbol.
A West Sidei Magyar Haznak
egyik megalapitoja volt, szor-
galmas tagja a Magyarok
Nagyasszonya Egyhaznak, tag
ia a Nagybizottsagnak, alapito
tagja es elnoke a 364-ik anne
rikai Verhovay fioknak, amely
egyike a legnagyobb az
orszagban.
A konvencion beigazolta,
hogy mint annak els6 alelnoke
erdemes a tisztsegre.
A New Castleben lako Bum
buluc Jozsefet ismeri a youngs-
town. magyarsag jol. A harom
tagu ellen6rz6 bizottsagbol 8
az egyetlen akit ujbol megva-
lasztOttak. A New Castlei &C.
TX fioknak regi tisztvisel6je.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-28
VADASZOK ES HALASZOK
SZIVES FIGYELMEBE

Vadasz es halasz testverek,
felkerjiik Onoket, legyenek
szivesek megjelenni no 30-an
szombat este 8 orara tartando
gyulesen a Scent Gyorgy Egy-
haz Feher Termeben. Igen fon-
tos dolgok lesznek megbe-
szelve. Annyit tudomasukra
adunk, aki mar tagja a ko-
riinknek, nyugodtan mehetnek
azon teruletekre vadaszni,
amelyek mar XII is vannak
posztolva.
K0telezo, hogy a tagsagi
kartyat vigye magaval. Idaig
Earom ezer aker vadasz teriilet
van kiveve. Utirany: a Bel
n1ant Avenuen egyenesen a 90
es szamu utig, Ashtabula me-,
eye hataraig, ottan mar meg
talaliak a feliratot. A gyulesen
XII lesz osztva mindenkinek a
farmereknek a nevei es hany
aker a teriilet. Jelenjenek meg
tehat a gyiilesen.
TiSztelettel
Kondrdth Jdnos, eln0k
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-28

SO halo, amely Gdyniab6l ell
mehetett. Szerencsesen eler-
tex Kopenhagat.
A vasuti ut Lengyelorszagon
at remes volt. A vonatok zsu-
fClva voltak katonakkal. Egy
reszeg lengyel katona csaknem
meg0lessel fenyegette Orosz-
net, akir6l ait allitotta, hogy
nemet KEN (mert Oroszne ma
gyarul beszelt es a katona ait
hitte, hogy nemet). Vegre ka-
tona tarsai lecsendesitettek. -
Oroszek lattak, amint a len
gyel varosok epileteinek tete-
jere repilogepek elleni agyu-
kat szereltek fel. A lengyel fol
deken nem dolgoztak az en-
berek. Mindenki haborurol be-
szelt.
Mire Cherbourghba ertek, a
lengyeleket megtamadtak a
nemetek. Hajojukat elalcaztak
eiszaka egeszen elsotetitettek
es Angliat eszakon megkeriilve
folytonosan tengeralatt jarok.
tol remegve menekiilt a sotet
halo a new foundlandi st
Johns kikot6be, ahonnan ango
hadihajok vigyazata alatt
ment Halifaxba, Canadaba e
vegre New Yorkba.
A rendes IL napos ut koze
17 napot vett igenybe.
Hatha meg Oroszek tudtal
volna, hogy hajojukon 81 mil
lilo dollar erteku aranyat men
tett XII a lengyel kormany. A
nemetek blzonyara kerestek
hajot, de annak sikerult cline
nekilni. Sept. sen ertek sze
rencsesen az ''arany hajon'
New Yorkba. A Bathoryt azot;
atvette az angol kormany es ;
napokban indult New Yorkbo
Canadaba, hogy csapatokat E
municiot szallitson.
Oroszek derek tagjai a Wes
Side-i magyar tarsadalomnak
Az itthon maradt csaladfo E
a csalad tobbi tagjai avval lep
tex meg a "mamat'', hogy tel
jesen modernizaltak az Oros
otthon konyhajat, mig Orosz
ne hazulrol szebbnel-szebb ma
gyar kezimunkakat, stb.. no
.zott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-28
Mem is tudtak hogy ha6jukon 81 m6 aranyat hoztak
Az utols6 halo Lengyelorszagbo kennek
te egy lengyel katona - Megneztek sep Magyaror-
szagOt. - Votak Maria P6cson

Kalandosabb es yeszedelme-
sebb utban aligha volt resze
youngstown lakosoknak, mint
a 2944 Vestal Road alatt lako
Oroszeknak, mar mint Orosz
Mihalynenak es ket leanyanak,
Veranak es Ilonanak.
Oroszek tudvalev6leg csatla-
koztak az ez eyi Verhovay
nyertesek es utasok csoportja-
hoz, hogy meglatogassak Bod
rog Olasziban Oroszne edes-
s.nyjat, a 79 ewes Tamasko An
drasne szul. Vasko Veronikat.
Oroszne 35 eve mem latta edes-
anyjat, akinek sep kora da-
cara meg alig van 6sz haj a
fejen, mig a leanyok soha mem
lattak nagyanyjukat.
Oroszeknak a Pilsudski len
gyel gyors g6zossel nagyon KEEL
lemes utjuk volt. Utkozben
megalltak Kopenhagaban, Da-
MIA fovarosaban es megnezteE
a sep eszaki varost. Maid
nagyszeru fogadtatasuk volt
Gdyniaban, a lengyelek kiko-
tojeben (amelyet az6ta elfog.
laltak a nemetek) Maid a ha-
boruban azota elpusztitott Var.
son at utaztak Magyarorszag
la, ahol ugy a magyar hata
ron, mint a magyar hazahoz
visszatert Munkacson nagysze
Ri fogadtatasban reszesiiltek
A rokonokkal toltott kelle
mes napok utan elmentek &
hires Maria Pocsra {Oroszel
gorog katolikusok). Nyiregyha
zan megneztek a sep romai-
gorog katolikus es reformatu
templomokat es az angol kis
asszonyok zardajat, ahol ma
gycn szivesen fogadtak az anne
rikai magyarokat. Altalabal
Oroszek mem gy6zik dicserni
hogy milyen 'kedvesek voltal
hozzajuk meg az idegenek j
Magyarorszagon.
Nyiregyhaza es Maria Poe
koz0tt a vonaton megismerked
tex ket apacaval, akik meghiv
tax oket, hogy legyenek a Ear
da vendegei es sep ajandekok
kal halmoztak ell oket. OFT vet
tex egy gyony0rl himzet
szentsegtakarot, amelyet SIT
Gyorgy magyar gor. kat. egy
haznak szandekoznak adni.
Budapestre menet a vonatol
megismerkedtek szentviszl6
Denko Lajos magyar honved
ezredessel, ah udvariasan Sza
badsag idejet felaldozva meg
mutatta a magyar f6varost a
amerikai magyar noknek. :
Meglattak Budapest osszes ne
vezetessegeit:: a Gellert hullan
furd6t, a kiralyi varat, aho
Horthy kornanyzo lakik,
Matyas templomot, a gyonyG
Ri Margitszigetet, a szabadter
sziniel6adast, a Scent IstEal
bazilikat, a muzeumokat, stb.
"A haborus hirek hatasa a1at
aug. 22-en indultak Budapest
1r6l, hogy elerjek a Bathor,
lengyel hajot, amely aug. "a
en-, tehat csak nehany nappa
azel6tt, hogy a nemetek be
vonultak Lengyelorszagba, el
erjek. A Bathroy volt az utol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-28
ESEMENYEK


amerikai naagyasdg 1egndgyobb b
testaletenek es Gnndk k0sel 40l
esernyi tagjdnak erdekeben,
de az egess an,erikai magyar
sdg erdekeben.
"A mult ssonlbatOn sdrult
konuenci6 gondoskodott ore
gekr6l, 0suegyecr6l es drUdk-
r6l, de goaadoskodott az anne
ritai magyar egysSg megte-
renlteser6l is.
Ossinten 0rDendI1ak d7andF,
hogy hata1naas t0bb mint
'aegy milli6s Dagyonraal re1del-
kes6 egylet dgyeinek vesete-
sere egyhangulag megDddss-
tottdk a kipr6bdlt, naegfeIelo
tisstvisel6Eet.: Bencse Jdnos
titkdrt, ReDesz Kdlnsdr, ssdn'-
veu6t es Varga Mildly psns-
tdr71okot.
Mem csat 1raAcik gratuM-
lu7ac es kiDdnupk sikert a to-
udbbi nau1akdhog, de grdtuld-
luak a de1egdtusoknak, akik
beldttdk cgt, hogy a k0sponh
iroda pontos es becsdletes De'
setese a tuddsukat n1dr beigd-
colt regi tisstvise16k keseben
okvetIenH ssukseges az egylet
TeSsere.
Helyeseljiik AIT, hogy q kos-
popti el7a0ki dIIdst re',dssere-
sitettek es ARA megvdlasstot-
tdk Darago J6ssetet, aktnSl
dlt1lmGSabb em1bert a tiSst-
segre alig taldItak volaa.
Mindenesetre helyeseljuE 1st,
hogy negDdlasstott tisstviselo,
nagy igasgato, mem lehet kos-
ponti sserves6. MI a kritika
JogdUal elpe eat so1la sem he
lyeseItiik es az uolt a DelenaS-
nydnk (anait nyiltan meg is
irtunk), hogy a k0sponti seer
Oes6nek angolul es naagydrul
(de meg i1kdbb a7,golul) j6l
tudo bistositdsi ssakenabert
EeH alkalnnz1si.
Amt konUenci6 el6tt meg
utuak sserUeses k0tsegeit
iUet0leg, AIT igasolta a kon-
venci6 pensdgyi es sgerUesesl
bisottsdga. Sseruessshes szak-
enaber Eell es az eIn0k arra
Ual6, hogy naunkdjdt ellen6ris-
se es aeon legye71, hogy AIT
Ell is uegesse.
= * s.
Vegau tgasdr orOendl7ak,
hogy a Verhovay igasgatosdg-
ban isnaet helyet toglal egg
youngstown ember. E sorok
ir0in hnt 47,et SsOInHIt N Yer
houay igasoatosdgban okkor,
anaikor az egylet a leg7adgyobb
Ddlsdgon naent keresstul. Mini
Uolt igasgato tudja ast, hogg
anen1ayi nal1akdual, tdradsdg-
gal es gonddal jdr es a tisst-
seq. A telel6sSeg suIya val6-
sdggol rdnehesedk az igagga-
t0E vdlldrd.
A r
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-28

Ugyancsak gratuldlunk a
yOungSt0aD7,i 17-jk kerIlet jegy
s6jeneh, Bunabulucs J6ssefnek,
akit a konDe,aci6 ujbd meg
vdlGsstott az eHen6rs6 bisott-
sdg tagjdaac. Hogy j6l ssol-
gdlt igasolja az, hogy a jel0l-
TEX k0saI 8 kapta a legt0bb
Ss1vGs1tOt.
Sajadljuk, hogy mem lehet-
think oft a konDenci6a. Beteg-
seq akaddlyos0tt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-28
K0NYVTARI
HIvATALOs 0RAK

A youngstown f6konyvtar
oktober 1-t6l kezdve esti 8 ora
helyett 9 orakor zar. A nyitas
ideje reggel 9 ora. Vasarnap a
k0nyvtar zarva van egesz nap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-28
MEGNYILT Az VI UT
WOODWORTH ES
N. LIMA KOZOTT

A 7-es szamu allami ut,
Woodworth es North Lima
kozott, amely a mutt ev szep-
tembertol javitas alatt volt,
vasarnap megnyilik a forgalom
reszere. Az vi ut 80 lab SEE
les az oldalan 8 lab tartalek
parkannyal. A csinaltatasa
kb. 252 ezer dollarba keriilt.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-10
AHes Beat
TWoOutfts
In PLayoMs

A.. r. 49, f.t..1r .,ov,, oh,11,ol
90 u.s. ~ -. - - - -
" w - -. 10 So - -
,'e ne IN, ~. -t,is. d A. tba
W ", ''' 800, e. -a, -, ~ firor
pi.e.''i'b ~, ''''s - -. III. .aan
- 80 ~ ,,Sz Wv" ~. tarr bi,s sn5
-, - 80 -, 40 -, tha city,s
-. .os,hai o,ttits
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-10
FISHING
and
HUNTING

With less than fonr vvaaks 10 90
Micbiqan anglers are cornnleting
nrenarations Tor Inc onenino If The
iake fishing season Snnday Iune 95
Onening Of lake fishing marks
the lifting ~ closed season on all
Micbigan wators event ,hoso
cIosod by snocia1 ordar An coo
cons continue onen nntI I,hor Day
when the tront season. ends excent
-, r,irhow and staoIhosd trout in
CERTAIN IsEes and streams NAMED
in ,ha layl
Season on 1arga,,o,,.b and srau-
mouth black base INNS until ne
cen,ber al in ali lakes and streams
excent trout streams and iron.
l.kes RlpegilIs and sunfish NAV he
+sLe, u,,iI Nsrcb al in non-tro,,,
streams and in ali lakes expect pike
lakes and front lakes
PRINCIPAL o1arrv ~ the anqIers
will bo the bmegill Dainetav of
Micbigan,s fishing pop,lation A
total Of 10 500 600 bIueeills was
p1anted +, Michioan waters during
iq38 nv the fish division Of the de-
Dartnent Of conservation Nearly
/ OO0 ooO black bass have also been
planted
Size and catch limits remain I'M
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-10
Brunette Haywood
To Fight 20 Rounds

is being managed by Popa Ola
mond' Dee.
Now that Brunette Is in the ca
pable hands Of Popa Dee perhaps
in a few months he may be matched
with hard hitting Milton Shivers.
who is so rapidly climbing TO the
top OF the national middleweight
division.
Already Brunette is being called
the outstanding boxer during the
outdoor season, even while he is
training for bout June u, at the
Dearborn, arena. An opponent for
the great middleweiRht champion
hasn't been secured yet According
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-10

George Burnette, colored middle
weight champion Of the world, and
Stanley Haywood viii be stand
outs on Deiroits professional pro-
gram for The month Of JHly-nhen
they fight 20 rounds for the colored
middleweight championship on the
fourth at Mack Park.
The last 20 round show in Detroit
was over 80 years ago.
George Brunette is in good form
to meet the very aggressive Hay
wood and demonstrate 10 his many
fans that the champion hasn't lost
the ability to keep his title. Bur-
nette is a marvel OF resistance and
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-10
Dedicate Wherefore
University Field House

WlLBERFORCE. O.. June g
Karl Borders, executive assistant
TO Aubrey Williams, administrator
Of the National Youth Administra-
ton, spoke at the dedication Of the
NYA-constructed field house at
Wherefore university, Wednesday
June 7.
Also taking part in the dedication
ceremonies were S Burns Weston,
director Of NYA IN Ohio; Dr.. d
Ormonde Walker president OF VIII
-berforce- university; representatives
Of the student body. and youth from
NYA's Wherefore Work Expert
ence center, who constructed the
building.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-10
.Haukins One
Night Stand
To Set Mark

Erskine Hawkins, that mighty
man Of rhythm, will play one
night stand at the beautiful Gray
stone ballroom, MONDAY. June 70.
Promoters Stutz Anderson and
Andrew Jap" Snecd, OF Studio
attractions, stated that they be-
lieve that Erskine Hawkins ana MS
banl Will break all attendance rec
erds in their Monday night Gray
stone dance.
Over 5000 dancers are expected
to come out and dance to Erskine
Hawkins with his red not trumpet.
And when the orchestra lays down
-9H''lVesfs Bities- Pixie Eifingtuuis
record of having 1000 dance folk
at his playing some years ago will
be gone with the iitternuzS,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-10

genial sTTl;;!!e.
Both teams were studded with
baseball and basketball veterans
The Eagles had playing with their
team, Joe Brown, formerly OF the
St. Stephens church team, in third
base position. Brown held the bat
ting championship for three con-
secutive years, and is known as
the Home Run King" He is max
ing his comeback. Another sandlot
ace was Lacy Crawford, with Is
years experience Huston Williams
of Millenback team is a former
basketball star OF willis Center,
The hero Of the day was Captain
Elijah Burt who robbed Crumm Of
a home run with a neat one-hand
catch. The va team had a million
dollar infield and a bunch of 300
hitters. Garfield Williams played
lot Of first base. The Big Six only
allowed two hits up TO the sixth
inning when the heavy artillery
found his hole card The second
game was called in the seventh
frame on account OF darkness.
rrueT nAMF
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-10
Palmer House Stars In
1873 Win In Sheboygan

The Palmer House Stars who meet
The Toledo Crawfords here on Sun
day in q double header al the
American Giants park, beat the
Shehoygan Chairs OF The Tri-Staie
league. Sheboygan. Wis
Norl- an Cross allowed seven hits
IN eight innings. Lefty Parker
hurled the last inning Big Andy
brakes homer triple and single
led the Stars batting attack. Dial
hi; for two bases.
Palmer House 35l Oh 050-l5 o. /
Sheboygan .... 600 OO2 0Ol-3 "a
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-10

to Popa Dee his famous middle
weight with his pleasing ring tao
tics will have popular man as his
opponent on the 18Th.
Popa Dee is anxious to show his
up and coming middleweight
The outdoor show July 4 at Mack
Park viii be good chance for the
Detroiters to sec two OF the worlds
best middleweights in action for the
GROWN.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-10
Beats A Field
OfOver5OOO
In Press Meet

Mother, told me TO go out and do
my best and she was sure | would
win-thats what l did" said Mar
gle Bell White, l4-year-old cham
pion Of Lincoln school, who in or
der TO keep her promise 10 her
mother, who was sick, she out
contested 5000 school girl cham
pions Saturday and was the 1888
-peniathlon hieh point scorer in the
18th annual free press pentathlon.
Mrs. Oscar White, mother Of the
eighth grader from Lincoln school.
was III in bed when her daughter
went out 10 compete in a meet with
over 5000 school girls from all over
the city, Each of these girls con-
tested in five events, beginning at
3 am and-tbe- tazt- YaliasSteF had
been tested before noon. I'll win
Tor you, mother" Margie told her
-Sick-iRetheF-befere left 10
amass 47S3 points out of a possible
5000 in the five pentathlon events
Today there aren't two prouder
parents in the city than Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar White Sunday night
when the White family got the re-,
suits Of the meet, Mr.. and Mrs. were
SO happy that they couldn't say a
word.
This isn't the first time Miss Mar
gle has brought winning medals or
prizes for her outstanding achieve
ments. She has done well in col
lecting compliments and favorable
/. comments in all activities she has
taken up, The Lincoln school
pentathlon champion has won the
admiration from her instructor for
her accomplishments in the art de-
partment
Margie won a gold medal in the
pentathlon meet two years ago. Rain
kept her from attending the con-
tests last year. Sunday. Miss Bell
was clicked in :l6 fiat in the dash
and thrown which was her best
event for 975 points. She tossed the
baseball 1874 feet for 1854 points and
was clicked in the 50-yard dash in
unusual time Of ;O6.3 for 953 points.
Margie gained $40 points in the jump
and reach and finished her tests
with a l3-foot lO-inch running
broad jump for 95l points.
In addition 10 winning the regu-
lar Free Press gold medal for ex-
ira-ordinary performance, Margie
VIII receive special gold medal
Tor collecting the highest point
tolal OF the meet.
Monday evening Miss Bell sat on
the edge Of a chair at her home and
answered questions. She told re-
porierS mat she Just adores dancing
ana cap Sailo~5y IS her favori;e
O chestIa Ieader. she taxes piano
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-10

forth In the Great Lakes and
connecting waters inland fishing
laws prevail for black, Yarmouth
and calico bass, bluegills, sunfish,
crappies. musketluuEe4hd-Lhe-
rious trouts, except lake trout
which may not be taken from the
Great Lakes during the season
when commercial fishermen may
not take them.
The 500 Rapids Of the 81 Marys
river at Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, is
closed to the taking Of any game
fish from May 10 May 81.
Remember: The Pickerel Derby
TO be held at St Clair River,
June ~.
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lARGIE WHITE INDIVIDUAL CHAMPION OF 5000
MlIenbach And Eagle
Split A Twin Bill


Decoration day, the Millenbach
va baseball team sr!it a double
header with the Eagle team of
Peaceful Valley before an estimated
crowd Of 500 fans.
The score Of the first game was
10 to 4 in favor OF the Ford boys
In the second game the Eagles beat
Milleubach 10 10 9.
Many local celebrities were seen
in the grandstand to cheer their
favorite team to victory. Some of
them were Mr., Plump, the father
Of baseball in this locality; Jake
Rice, the big gravel man, the Mayor
OF Peaceful Valley, with his con-
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M.C.A.A. MEETS SAT, JUNE II
The organizing committee Of the
Michigan Chronicle Athletic associ-
alton met Friday night at the St.
Antoine branch Y NJ c. A,
Plans were made for a coming
program OF summer sports activi-
ties. The date for the next meeting
OF the association will be Saturday.
June Hat the Michigan Chronicle
office. The organization expects all
who are interested in its work to
be present
All athletes, men or women, are
invited to attend the June II meet
ing. AT this meeting a date will be
set for our big smoker which win
be held at some popular place down
town.
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Aittl spSlllANS an evening III
frank Franklin Settlement gym,
Thursday, we were impressed TO see
over Is young fighters among the
amateur ranks working hard to get
in condition TO fight for glory in the
coming city and state boxing tour
naments.
Standing in one corner was Jim
my Myland, boxing Instructor, clad
in sport trousers and a white shirt.
With a broad smile on his face he
greeted -sHd-besaa- -she~-tis
around the gym and at the same
time pointing out the boys that he
thought had something
We saw ambitious serious minded
young lads shadow-boxing, skip
ping rope. punching small and large
bags ali over the place. Every
once in a while Myland would walk
over to one Of the boys and correct
some little faults they would make
Many forms Of exercising were
seen that help make the boys ply
sically fit.
Among the boys that looked
promising were;
Alex Demusto, flyweight; Willie
Williams, the holder OF two titles
in the light-heavy weight class
Krank Fassell, 2lO-pound heavy
weight
THANK FELLOW
We got your letter W. F. Peter
son and thank you very much.
What Detroit needs is more baseball
league builders like you and we
colored players would have lot
more ball parks.
LOUIS STABLEMATE
WHIPS AL GAMER
Dave Clark, Deuoits dangerous
lightheavy weight and protege of
heavyweight champion Joe Louis,
weathered plenty hard blows in the
eight rounds Monday night in his
1O-round scheduled bout with Al
Gamer, New Haven. Conn, and
went on the limit to win the refe-
rees decIsion in Pittsburgh.
The judges didn't quite agree and
referee AL Grayber gave his vote to
Clark. who had Brown Bomber Joe
Louis in his corner.
Other bouts leading up TO the
Clark-Gainer main-go were
George Fitch, l79 Of New Haven,
defeated Bob Smith, 176, New York,
in the eight-round seminal viii
lie Polan, l47, OIL City, Pa, beat
Jack Caller, l47, Grand Rapids in
a four rounder
C.YO. SOFTBALL TEAM
ely -seftesl4-teHif- Sacred
Heart played a hot game with
Sweetest Heart OF Mary on Wedne-
day on the Lincoln playground. The
score was 10 in favor Of Sacred
Heart The boys will appreciate
your coming and giving them a
boost when they play,
BARNES WINS
Ted Barnes won ne second start
of his professional boxing career.
Perry Mason was suspended one
year from fighting. Andrew Paige
won his last fight even il it was
close. Joseph tBig Boy Lane has
quit the amateur ranks.
The Monroe boys fight out-of-
doors on the IL Of July. Allen
Roundtree was a winner in his last
fight. Lane was to have met Chuck
Case Jackson, but Case took sick
on arrival here Lane plans to quit
for deeper aud higher levels.
FISHING NOTES
Frances Hodge prominently woman
casting champion. an her husband, /
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