davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-30
Japonci proti Americkym
zaimHm.

Severni cinska zeleznice V
Peipingu, r1zena Japonci, ma
f1dila konfiskaci majetkd spo-
lecnosti re Spojenych Statd,
lez1c1ch podel jejf trait.
ZeleZnicni 1fedn1ci varovali
Standard Oil Company a Bri-
fish Asiatic Petroleum Compa-
ny, ably odstranily sve nadrzky
a kancelaTe v Kalgan, kapito-
lu Japonci ovladane provincie
Chahar, dale v Schicchiach-
wang a V jinych m1stech podel
Severnf cfnske zeleznice.
Sest tydnG bylo dano japon-
skymi 1rady temito spolecnos-
tenn ma tutO transakci. Japonci
prav1, re rekvisice je nezbytna
k rozs1renf nakladn1ch nadra-
II. Proti tomu mluvc1 americ-
k6 spolecnosti namftajf, re to
ochrom1 jejich obchod S petro-
lejem.
Toto je prvn1 pT1ma rama pro-
tt americkym a britskym pc
trolejarskym spolecnostem We
dvou letech. Kdyz Japonci
zkonsolidovali svGj tabor v
Manchukuu, americke, britske
a jine spolecnosti v Manchu-
kuu i We vlastn1m Japonsku by
ly pozadany, ably rozsfrily sve
skladiste a mely vice oleje v
zascbe, pravdepodobne pro
potrebu JaponcG V pTlpade
valky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-30
Opet vidi.

Matte Boyett, 69leta, modli-
la Sc pc diva dny a dive noel, a.
by Sc il vratil zrak, ktery ne
mela pc patnact rok1. Nynf O.
pet vid1. zije male osade
dvanact mil cd Hemphill v Te-
xasu. Modlila sc temeT bez
prestan1, ably il byl vracen
zrak aspon prozatfmne, ably
mohla uvideti svych sest detf a
patnact vnukd, protoze Sc do
mn1va, re nebude dlouho z1ti.
Kdyz Sc probudila re spanku,
do kter6ho upadla pc modlit-
be, mohla slabe videti sve pr
sty a zidli vedle sve postele.
Rychle privolala k sobe sve pfl
buzne, ktere take mohla vide
ii. Nynf jej1 zrak je silnejsf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-30
: Charles Duffy. redaktor

= Charles Duffy, redaktor
Washingtonskeho Times He
raldu, oznamil, re hrabe Igor
Cassini, % leta starry kolumist,
byl natren dehtem a posypan
perrin asi sesti mladymi muzi
nedaleko Warrenton, Va,
Cassini pravil, re byl prinu-
cen vstoupiti do AUTOMOBILE We
Warrenton klubu, kde 1castnil
sc tanecn1 zabavy a dopraven
asi deset mil cd mesta.
Je vnukem Arthura Cassini-
no, ktery byl ruskym velvyslan
Gem We Washingtone "a admi-
nistrace McKinley-ho a Theo-
dora Roosevelta.
Byl vyvolan sluhou, ktery mu
oznamil, re jeho automobil byl
poskozen. Sotva vysel z kiu-
bovni budovy, pTepadlo jej
sest mladych NUT a pfinutili
.jej, ably vstoupil do jejich au-
honolulu. Kdyz ujeli asi de-
set mil, ~zastavili auto a svlekli
.jej. Pomazali jej tekutym
dehtem a posypali perrin. Ne
chali mu pouze jeden stTev1c q
pokryvku. Vzbudil nedaleke-
no farmare, ktery dovezl jej
do domu Majora McDonalda,
odkud byl dopraven do nemoc-
nice.
Cassini pravf, re poznal diva
re svych 1tocn1kG. Times
Herald postal pravn1ho zastup
ce do Warrenton, ably zadal
zatcenl techto muzG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-30
Csl. Narodni Rada dala infor-
mace americkemu tisku.

V Chicago, United Press,
jedna z nejvets1ch americkych
tiskovych kancelaTi, rozeslala
casopisGm, ktere jsou S nj We
spojen1, nasledujic1 depesi:
Tajne legie ceskoslovenske
konaj1 Sc skrytu cvicenf Sc
zbranemi We sve MAJESTY ovla-
dane domovine, pripravuj1ce
Sc ma nasilne svrzen1 Nemc1,
Ceskoslovenska Narodn1 Rada
prozradila.
Retezov6 dopisy jdou cd prf-
tele ku pr1teli, vyb1zej1 ku pra-
ci pro znovuzrozen1 male sire
do-evropske republiky, mad n1z
kancler Hitler zT1dil nemecky
protektorat minute jaro.
Josef Mart1nek, vykonny ia
jemn1k rady a drive bydl1c1 V
Clevelandu, pravil, re sdelen1
O tajne cinnosti obdrzela rada,
1stTedni teleso Americana ces-
keno a slovenskeho pGvodu
skrytou cestou cd vddcd do
movine loyaln1ch vypuzenemu
p%residentu Benesovi.
Martinez ukazal diva dopi-
sy, O nichz pravil, re byly pro-
pasovany z oblasti. Obsahuji-
desatero pTikazanf pro udrzo-
vani vlastencke morally a da-
lie tam stoj1:
"Budte ma strait, hotovi a
odhodlani az mas den Pride.
Budte hotovi bojovati."
"Legie sc tvof1 pro BOZ osvo-
bozen1," prav1 Sc v jednom do
pise: "Mejmez bojovneho du-
cha z r. 1914.
"Udrzujte 81 zaznamy o ne
meckych nazistech, jejich sire
dech, vojsku, municn1ch skla-
distich, zasobach dopravn1ch
autech, tankach, aeroplanech,
telefonech a radiovych stani-
c1ch.
"Konejte cvicen1 Sc zbrane-
mi tajne. Udrzujte sve zbrane
pohotove, ale dobre ukryte.
Nestezujte 81, re jste odzbroje-
nj. Wy 81 vezmete zbrane ma
slim"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-30
Novorozens "a padesat dolarG.

V Clevelandu vySetfen byl
prodej novorozenete "a $50
jeho matkou, 24leta starou re-
nou Ohioskeho trestance "a
hadneho pittsburghske zene.
Decko narodilo sc dine %.
kvetna a bylo prodano bezpro-
stredne pc narozenl.
Matka, ktera ma ctyri jine
deti v start Cd 18 mesfcd do pc
ii let, lila pry S 35 let starym
muzem, ktery je otcem decka,
uvezneni sveho muze, v1ce~nez
pred rokem. Rekla detekti-
vim, re prodej byl zprostred-
Rowan lekafem, ktery il rekl,
re by byla zavrena, kdyby ne
co O tom prozradila. Obdrze-
la z $50 pouze SIS.
Federalnl vysetfovac1 kan
cellar byla pozadana, ably pa
trala pc zahadne zene z Pitts
burghu a decko, ktere koupila.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-30
Re strachu pred trinactkou.

Frank Cebrat, 48lety z Chi
caga jest z 13 detf, ktere mela
jeh omatka. Manzelka Cobra
ia, Anezka vypravela soudci,
re Frank Sc bal, re hued nit
take 13 detf. Kdyz "a ctyTi
roxy pTisly ma svet ctyTi deti,
dostal pry strach a opustil il
v lednu 1888. Deti il zustaly
a ona sla do prace do krejcov-
ny, ably je uzivila.
Pozadala o rozvod. Proza-
tim manzel odsouzen platiti
SIS tydne a zenu neobtezovat.
Deti NIUE ~navst1vit dvakrat
tydne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-30

L. O. Pfeiffer, 65lety prav-
mix v Chappell, Nebrasce, pfi-
jel ma svoji farmu bl1ze mesta,
ably 81 prohledl stado dobytka.
Byl napaden zurivym bykem,
jenz jej tax pokopal, re zem-
rel v nemocnici. Byl nalezen
jednim farmaTem zkrvaceny a
bez vedomi a odvezen do ne
mocnice, kde lekaTi shledali,
re Zraneni je smrtelne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-30
$50 "a pefak.

V Austin, Texas A. j. Bar
ron pTi nakupu g%rocerie zapla-
tia pap1rovym dollarem a do
stala zpet nekolik nikld. Poz-
deli kupovala cukrovinky a
platila jedn1m z onech nikl6.
Prodavac sc ma nikl pod1val a
pravil, re "a nej niue dostati
hodne pen6z, protoze byl Wy
razen 1912 a je ma mem hlava
Svobody. V bance il nablzeli
$50, ale jisty muz, ktery rozu-
mluvu slysel, dial j $50. Pra-
tele pravi, re mohla dostat az
$500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-30
Speech mu zkazil svatbu.

V St. Louis, Mo-, 26lety
Charles Treadway a 23leta
Elsie Saffley NELL m1ti svatbu.
Kdyz jejich pTatele prisli do
kostela, nalezli ornament
"Oddavky odlozeny." zenich
sobotu vecer tax horlive ba-
lii sve veci ma svatebnf cestu,
re uklouzl a sletel S Is schodG
s p1dy, take no musili odvezti
do nemocnice. Nevesta pfi
zprave O tonic nestest1 omdle-
la.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-30
Deti Sc zadusily v lednici.

V Des Moines, Iowa., dive
d1tky Sc zadusily V starodavne
lednicce v rodinnem obydl1.
Jejich matka Thelma Roberts,
80 rokG stara, nalezla je mrt-
We, kdyz sc vratila z prace.
Byli to 9lety James Roberts
a jeho 8leta sestTicka Lavina.
Policie Sc domnlva, re d1tky
odstranily ~potraviny z polio
lednice a vlezly 81 do nj. V
lednici nebylo zadneho ledu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-30
ZPRAVODAJ CSL. DINE.
Academic
/. %cervence.

V ramci "Csl. Dne" 2. Ger
vence Sokolove poTadajf slav-
nostn1 Akademii V sobotu We
Ger, 1. cervence v T. J. Soko-
lovne, 42O vych. II. ulici. Ably
sc umoznila 1cast vsem jest ur-
ceno lidove vstupne 25c.
Ma programu jest ctrnact CT
sci vcetne i hudebn1ch a pevec-
kych. V hudebn1 casti progra-
mu 1cinkuje orchester T. J. So
kola, Spojeny Slovensky Spe-
vokol a pevecky sbor T. J. So
kol.
Dorostenky Sokola Fuegner
z Astoria. provedou 1tvarova
prostna, Stara Garda a Druha
Vyzva Rem D. A. Sokola W.
stoupf spolecnych prostnych.
Sokolice z Baltimore pred
vedou Rytmicka prostna; So
kol Orel, N. Y, spolecna cvi-
cent muz1 a zen; rytmicka de-
Vltka zen, zupy M. M. Hodza
S. T. ]. Sokol 1tvarova prostna
D. A. Sokola Winfield a prost-
ma mladeze, dorostencG S. T.
j. S., Binghamton jsou tez ma
programu. Program koncf S
odevzdan1m cen v1tez1m sokol
skych zavodu. Pc programu
tanec pTi hudbe Sokolskehc
orchestra. Zacatek academic
V 8 hodin vecer.
FanouskGm fotografovan.
jest poskytnuta pT1lezitost k 0.
cement jejich dovednosti, a ST
&c, soutez1 O nejlepsi amater.
sky sn1mek "Csl. Dne."
Slavnostn1 vybor oznamil, ze
udelf cenu "a nejlepsf amater
sky sn1mek "Csl. Dne". Dosuc
nebylo oznameno, jaka cen;
Dude udelena, ale vybor hodl;
pouziti v1tezny sn1mek V pa
matn1ku, ktery Dude vydan pC
"Csl. Dnu", a odmeniti "a de
set nejleps1ch snimk1.
Pocet zaslanych sn1mk1 s.
vGbec neobmezuje. Vybor S
vyhrazuje pravo k pouzitf yes
kerych snfmkG souteze neb "a
m1tnouti vsechny. Zaslan,
8 sn1mky nebudou vraceny. w
Der soudcG Slavnostn1ho vybo
j ru Dude rozhoduj1c1.
Sn1mky zaslete ma "Soute
Snimkd Slavnostnf Vybor Cs.
Dne, National Hall, 321 Eas
: 73rd St., New York City"
Krajane z Astoria a okol
mohou jeti autobusy z Astori
. ma Triborough Stadion, 2. cel
vence.
E Jak jest znamo astorskyr
{ krajanGm, autobusova dopra
& va z Astoria pres most Tribe
roupgh, obvykle necenf zastay
ku ma Randalls Island. K C
skoslovenskemu Dnu, 2. Gel
vence autobusy z Astoria JIG
douc1 ma Randalls Island jso
jiz zajisteny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-30
Diva

Mas prapor do p1l billy je
a zpOla krvl rudne:
tax skvi Sc point lille,
kdyZ vedle nj Sc rOZVlJe
mach RUE v krase cudne.
A pod tim starym praporem,
mad nlmz Sc kalich %vZnasel,
lid cesky lehal taborem
a pravdy Ear 81 Sc vzdorem
v tmach bludG hrde snasel.
Vas prapor = hvezdy v blankytu
a belorude pruhy:
kdyz volnost spala v ukrytu
tez wy pri meci zakmitu
jste vedli zapas tuhy.
A cely rozdfl v tom as byl,
kdyz blizko byl skon sporu,
lid mas i vas Sc statne bill,
vSak kde jste NELL Bunker Hill,
my NELL B1lou Horu.
A rozdil taky mono znat
al ma dnesn1 je dobu.
Kdyz Wy jste hosti zaCli wat,
my sotva mdlobou mohli vstat
z dvesteleteho hrobu.
My ruce nell semknute -
lee Ouch, ten V blankyt special.
Ky div, re kfidlo rozpnute
nes', k hveZdam = srdce pflkute
vsak Ike kolebce nechal.
Nam nelze veru zavidet
a nepTat chleba skyvu.
Vzdy k vasim hvezdam upjat hled
my cekame, re naposled
lev mas prec zjez1 hfivu.
Yam dali jsme, CO mono dat:
six prace lacnych paz1
a srdce ma mem budovat
jak ma skale lie pevny brad
svobody = co vic vaz1?
To zadame jen V odvetu
ma mernou mysl svoji:
mech We volnosti rozkvetu
a v zapolu "a osvetu
mas prapor vas biz spoil.
Nuz, vejte pruhy S hvezdami,
mad SirokOu rovnOu Zem1.
At bratrstvi duha mad nami
Sc rozklene, pax hlavami
blesk pravdy slehne vsemi.
Bartos Bittnel
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-30
Medaile odboje sochare Kor-
bella darem pro osvobozenskv
fond.

Jake dobach prveho zapa-
su "a neodvislost naSeho naro-
da / tentokrate Sc hlasl do Stu
zeb noveho osvobozenskeho
hnut1 nasi vyznacnf umelci, Ii
Jlcl v Americe. V umeleckem
sVete americkem i v nas1ch
krajanskych kruzich dobre
znamy sochaf Mario Korbel v
New Yorku venoval osvobozen
skemu hnutl medaili odboje,
ktera je vytvarnym zobraze-
MIN poroby, do niz mas narod
upadl a spolu vyslovenim ma
SIGH tuzeb pc opetnem vzkrfse-
nj Ceskoslovenske Republiky.
Vyrazna postava Choda,,
spoutaneho majesty, Chodsko
bylo prvnf rye cesky kraj.
jenz Sc stall obeti mnichovske-
no zlcoinu, symbolisuje utrpe-
nj naroda, jenz vsak, jak pra-
vi cesky napis ma medaili, veTf
s Masarykem, re "Pravda vfte-
III. "Czechoslovakia shall be
free again., "Ceskoslovensko
Dude opet svobodno", pravf
pax napis anglicky.
Toto umelecke dilo Korbelo-
vo ma dvojf 1cel: propagacnf
i financnf. Medailie je z nei-
leps1ho nasich prostTedkn pro-
pagacn1ch protO, re stuhuiicf
silou umeleckeho vyrazu hovo-
RI Ike vsem American1m puvo-
du jakehokoliv O utrpeni i q
nadeji cs. naroda. Ale zname-
ma pro osvobozenske hnutl i
vyznacny zdroj p~rostTedk1 fl
nancn1ch, ma akci nasi nut
nych. Dava Sc jake dar "a
dolarovy pffsp6vek ma osvobo-
Zenskou akci.
! Prvn1 ctyfi, medaile odboje,
| zhotovene rucne, obdrzeli ma
slavnosti otevTeni ceskosloven-
skeho pavilonu ma svetove W.
stave v New Yorku: DR.. Ed
ward Benes, druhy president
. ceskoslovenske republiky, pluk
i V. Hurban, ceskoslovensky w.
slanec We Washingtone, new
: yorsky mayor LaGuardia a
pfedseda Ceskoslovenske Ma
rodn1 Rady prof. J. J. Zmrhal.
Vyrobou medail1 odboje a
kontrolou celeho tohoto pod
Z niku byl poveren zvlastnf fl.
!: nancn1 vybor, ktery prague
t pod zastitou Csl. narodnf rady
v Americe.
l Medaile odboje jsou dany
do obehu V techto dnech pro.
stfednictv1m organisacf Narod.
n 1radu tvoTffcch, a j. Ceskehc
n Narodn1ho Sdruzen1, Narodnf.
: no svazu Katolfkd, Slovenske.
= hoNarod n1ho Sdruzen1 a ad.
: m~inistrac1 jednotlivych krajar
: skych listG.
Medaile neni prodejna. We.
: nuje Sc zdarma kazdemu, kdC
venuje jeden dollar ma fond cs
narodn1 rady. Jmena a adresy
darcG budou o~tisteny v pamet
nj knize, ktera vyjde pc ukon
cent akce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-30
ZemreI hIadem.

V Houston, Texas, zemfel v
soudnf budove 42lety John Ri
chey. Policista sebral Richey-
no ma ulici a ponevadz Sc mu
jeho odpovedi nel1bily, odev-
zdal jej soudci pro tulactv1.
Kdyz mu nab1zeli jfdlo, memo
hi mic pozfti nez hit kavy. We
Gtyrech dnech zemrel utrapen
hladem, kdoz vi, jak dlouhym.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-30
Pc 40 Ietech.

V Tinganil, Ca, Bob Lee SUIT
ton pred 40 Lefty pGjcil Ben
Weingottovi 35 cent?. Vein
gott, ktery ma nyn1 Kalifor-
nil nekolik hotelG, pTijel tam
pred nekolika dny ma navste-
WI, vzpomnel 81 ma omen duh
u Suttona a splatil mu jej i s
1roky, celkem $500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-30

Diva mladf cernoSi z Chica-
ga, bratri, priznali Sc, re zabi-
j poruc1ka Paula La Mastera,
velitele tabora CCC nedaleko
Mount Carroll, Ill, pfi loupez-
mem prepadu 81. bfezna. Byli
dopadeni nekolik hodin 20
vrazde. Jsou to Clarence, IA
a John Collins, IL let stary.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-30

V Albion, N. Y, trojcata by
la pfivedena ma svet cisaTskym
rezem, provedenym ma Lloyd
Jones z Lyndonville, N. Y.
Jsou to tri hostel, kterf vazf cd
3 liber 4 unc1 do 4 liber 2 uncf.
Byli DAM do inkubatoru, kde
Sc Jim dobre vede. Matka Sc
poZdravuje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-30
UtonuI.

22lety Jerry cap z Berwyn
Sc utopil v jezefe Delavan We
Wisconsin,. Jerry 81 vyjel ma
jezero v clunu We spolecnosti
dvou d1vek, jejichz jmena Sc
riff neuvedl. z nezjistene pf1-
ciny Sc clun ma jezeTe pfevrhl
a vsichni tri vyletn1ci Sc octli v
nebezpecne situaci. Cap snad
byl postizen We vode kTec1 a
klesl pod vodu. ODE d1vky by
ly zachraneny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-30
Bidak ma dozivoti.

Arthur Hunting, 47lety z
Clevelandu, byl poslan soud-
Gem do statn1 kaznice ma dozi-
voti pro znasilnen1 8lete sko-
lacky. Primal sc k vine.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-30
Vlada kupuje cibuli.

V Eagle Pass v Texasu, fe-
deralnf vlada koupila v minu-
lem tydnu rs zeleznicn1ch vo-
III zbyvaj1c1 cibule pc 4213c
busl. Tamnl pestitele prodali
ma trhu 319 vozG cibule, tech
25 jim zbylo a rs jeste mali
schovano.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-30
Druzbou otcovi.

We Wilson, N. c., desetilety
Frank Wilson byl druzbou ma
druhe svatbe sveho otce. Pc
prve mel dlouhe kalhoty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-30

= President Roosevelt utr-
pei dive vets1 porazky Cd spoje-
ne oposice republikan1 a kon-
servativn1ch demokratG.
V pomeru AT prot 81 hla-
sum zbavil presidenta moci
dalSl devaluace dolaru. To by
10 jedno z opravneni, jez pre-
sident obdrzel v prvni sve lh1-
te. Oba illinoistf SENATOR hla-
sovali Sc silami administrace.
BeZprostTedne pc tie senat Cd
hlasoval 48 k 80 hlasGm, ably
cena unce donna vykutaneho
strfbra byla stanovena ma
77.57, kdezto department po-
kladu plat1 nynf 64.64 cent?.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-07-27
A Week in Sports
by
John c. ..affay
John c. ...affay


waivers from the New York Yankees, it Will probably
be by Scotland Yard. DON'T get wrong. Donald
isn't wanted by the Yard for anything but his
markab1e memory. One Of the little known natural
gifts of this record breaking rookie who has won
eleven games and lost In his first year a
starting pitcher for the Yankees, is Photographic
mind of the type detectives have in the movies but
not often in real Life. Donald should really be
with Connie Macl's White Elephants because he never
forgets. HIS remarkable memory is the natural gift
that should carry him long way.
Donald took Joe Gordon under his wing and tried
to teach him the tricks Of photogra ph1c mind but
Joe muffed one occasionally, unlike he does while
out there second base. It Is doubtful If anyone
the Yankee Ball Club except Gordon, knows about
the Photographic quality Of Donald's brain, but the
opposing baesmen e has faced must be beginning to
suspect he has phenomenal1y retentive mind by this
time. Once they betray q certain weakness at the
plate, Donald has their number, and they very seldom
get to first base after that.
Atley Donald dropped right into the Yankee's Is lap
out Of clear sky. Having fini shed his schooling
at louisiana Tech, he reported at the Yankee camp
in ST. Petersburg in 1894, unsolicited. He made
such impression Manager Joe Mccarthy that he
farmed out to Wheeling in the Yankee farm sys-
TEN, and II and lost 10 In his first year in
ganized baseball. He promoted to Norfolk in
1895 where he won - and lost -, and With Bingham
ton in 1896 he improved consi ably by coming
through With 1o victories and only defeats. His
best year In 1887 though when he victorious
In 19 contests while being charged with only
leases pitching for Newark, the unbeatable Bears
that year, Who the international League Pemant
by the widest margin in the history Of the league.
He Joined up with the New York Yankees in 1898, but
Mccarthy had to send him back to Newark regretfly
because he had to trim down to the player Limit Of
g.
With eleven consecutive victories and no defeats
in his first season a Yankee regular, Donald is
now only game away from Tom Zachary's record.
set with the Yankees In 1879 when he went through
the entire season without defeat and rolled up IL
victories. Donald Will try to equal zachary's mark
this We elk when he goes up agdnst tn Browns at the
Yankee Stadium. he has beaten the Brownies twice
there's reason why he ou1dn't do it again. HIS
other victims In Id present streak the Idi ans
and Mn to Sox, both beaten times, the astington
Senator's twice, and the Athletics Alley is
fast ball pitcher With good curve who works Ia I'd
on every batter and Doesn't think the corners we're
put the plate just for ornaments. Though he
won be n until August lo, Donald is partly bald,
proving that there NAV be something after all to
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-07-27
SOFTBALL PLAY


frightened up, and very interesting games are
tap down the home stretch. Two mgh lights of
Last weeks play were, the first no-rm no-ht game
of the Lea que pitched by Reamy Of Snob HILL and the
first defeat Of the Cliff DWellers by the Browns
Saturday, although it does not appear in the stand
ings for last week.
week against the previously unbeaten Cubs, and
trounced them by the Of IS to l.. The blues
batted around in two innings, and with the help Of
L. base balls issued by the Cub Pitchers, made
only hits in scoring their Is runs. Tumbule gave
up only l. hits, and struck out one. blanchard and
Timons each got two of the Blues hits, and between
them accounted for 10 runs. Bellessa got Of the L
its that the Cubs made. R1anch ard and Fleming
nected for trdp piles, while Caperton and Timons each
got double. In the second game the boys from Snob
Hill a close hard fought game from the Dukes by
the of L to z to remain mdefeated. Snob Hill
the first game in the very first inning whn the
first two batters got hits, and AacDna1d hit ahue
scoring both Of them. After this cocldl
settled down and snob Hill only got more hits for
the rest Of the game. Aarach, pitching for snob
HILL pitched hit ball, and at time he in
trouble. Mcdonald was leading batsnan getting
extra base hit was triple by Reamy in the second
inning.
Tuesday, only game played, rain causing
the postponement of the second game but what a
game. The Cliff Dwe11ers took the field against the
Dodgers, and going into the last half Of the sixth
inning the read to 0, with each team getting
1or Walked took second Araujo's out, and scored
on Krebs second hit, to win the ball game for the
Cliff Dwe11ers to o. The Dodgers got hits in
their half Of the 7th, but could not Isely
pitched swell game for the Dodgers, allowing only
those two hits BY Krebs. While Araujo tanned the
Dodgers with 3hts. The Dodgers threatened to
in the eth inning when they got man On base with
one out, but poor base running killed their chances.
That's the fifth straight win for the Cliff Dwell
lers, and not defeat.
On Wednesday, the Dukes and the Cubs battled it
out for 6 innings, and when the dust cleared, the
Cubs administered the second defeat Of the week upon
the Dukes by the of l3 to although outhit
L. to Il. The Dukes scored times In the first
inning and once in the fourth, to coast along
to Lead until the fifth. Then things happened.
The Cubs punched hits ht base balls and
error to score times and take the lead to 5.
Then the Dukes pushed across ta11ies on hits to
lead to in their half Of the sixth, and the Cubs
came back and the game with runs Z hits.
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-01-26
Josiah w. Jones
Resigns Post AS
Farm Bureau Head

CONTINUED from page u
ern farm tactics in proving well
worthwhile.
About thirty years ago Mr.. Jones
was elected a director of the Sandy
Spring Savings Institution and was
for many years was the youngest
member of any bank board in the
county. When the First National
Bank of Sandy Spring was organized
in 1900 he was elected charter mem
Der of the board and served as its
vice-president after the death of Ed
ward H. Gilpin. He is now chairman
of the board of directors of the First
National Bank and second vice-presi-
dent and field officer of the Savings
Institution which though separately
organized are housed in the same
structure and accommodate practical
ly the same clientele.
The gray-haired farm leader has
also had fling at politics, serving a
term in the Maryland State Legisla-
ture as chairman of the Montgomery
county delegation in the lower
chamber He was elected as Demo-
crat by a goodly majority in 1917 and
participated in a session when the
House was controlled by the Republi.
can party. Upon the expiration of his
term Mr.. Jones did not seek further
political honors, preferring rather to
return to help manage the Montgom-
cry County Farm Bureau and Farm
Supply Company Association, of
which he has been president since its
establishment in 1919.
Mr.. Jones is also president of the
United Wool-Growers Association,
with home Office in Harrisonburg,
Va, secretary-treasurer of the East
ern Livestock Marketing Association,
with agencies in Baltimore, Jersey
City and Lancaster; director of the
Maryland Farm Bureau, Inc, and a
member Of the executive committee;
a representative of the Community
Council of Sandy Spring; delegate to
the Montgomery County Civic FEEDER
alton; vestryman of St. Johns Epis-
copal Church, Olney and remains a
director of the Montgomery County
Farm Bureau.