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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-08-31
AKAR BEKE,
AKAR HABORU

lesz, mire e sorok az olvasok-
hoz eljutnak, mem a beke es
mem a haboru, hanem a ne
met-orosz szovetseg volt a
legnagyobb esemenye a multi
hetnek. Ha haboru lesz, ait an
max lehet k0szonni es ha "be-
ke" lesz, ait is annak lehet k0-
sz0nni.
A ket diktatura ossze0lelke-
zese hatassal lesz az egesz vi
lagra es az Egyesiilt Allamok
teriileten el6 es dolgozo polgar
kenyeret majdnem olyan kozel-
rol fogja erinteni, mint azoket,
akik Europaban vagy Azsiaban
elnek.
Hogy a szerzodes meglepte a
vilagot, az nagyon enyhen jel-
lernzi a helyzetet, hiszen ezzel
a lepessel ugy Hitler, mint
Stain megtagadtak a multju-
kat, elarultak sajat hiveiket,
sajat tanitasaikat es hatba SUR
TAX mindazokat, akik 6ket k0
vettek. s
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-08-31
DE AKARMILYEN
UNDORRAL

iteli meg az ember a ket dix
tator arulasat, kenytelen bizo-
nyos igazsagszolg galtatast latni
abban, amt Sztalin tett.
Egy evvel ezel6tt Chamber
lain es Daladier a Szovjetet az
europai koncertb6l egyszeriien
kizartak S bar Parfsnak egye-
mes szerZ6dese volt Moszkvaval,
Miinchenben az oroszok teljes
mell6zesevel targyaltak es al
kudtak.
Szinte ter1neszetes volt, hogy
Europa egyik legnagyobb ha-
ta1ma ezt a megalaztatast Is
diplomaciai vereseget elfelej-
teni mem akarta es mem tudta
es a multi heten visszaadta a
k0lcsont kamatos kamattal.
ITALIAN mem volt szep es mem
volt el6kel6, hogy h6napokon 81
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-08-31
NINCS TOBBE $40

jozan es oszinte emberek k0zt
Danz;grol, Lengyelorszagrol,
korridorrol vagy igazsagtalan
versaillesi bekerol.
Arrol van $40, hogy a dikta-
turak "forradalmositani'' akar-
jak az egesz vilagot, hogy a ha-
talmat az egesz vilag felett ma
gukhoz ragadjak.
Es akar tetszik az nekiink,
akar nenn, ell kell ismerni, hogy
ma Hitler a legnagyobb hata-
lom a vilagon. ri.
Az 6 elhatarozasat vartak, az
6 akaratat lestek allamf6k es
kozkatonak, nagy es kis hatal-
max, inert tisztan t6le fiigg,
hogy nehany millio vagy ne
hany tucatmi1lio embert meg
fognak-e a k0zeli honapokban
gyilkolni.
Talan meg ma is lehetnek en-
berek, akik hivei es k0vet6i
Hitlernek, de ezeknek is erez.
ni0k kell, hogy ilyen egyeni
hatalom eg6szsegtelen Is nen
jelent j6t az enberiseg szama'
ra. A diktaturak meger6sodese
tehat az egesz vilag felelmet
es gyiil0letet fogja koncentral
nj a harom diktaturara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-08-31

mex ulnyomo reszet aaok vrosok r6jjak szegeny
oszayra de egy keves rsze benuk sz0vetsegi kor
nanyzatnak is.
Macy ipari szervezet eme hfogast ataanossagban
az adok ellen de suyosan eteH ahatatlan ad6kat
yek ellen tltakozasra mines mod Sokka ege6bb ezene
nylt adozas rendszer, aney kmuatja ugyan bant6an
foga feheret de legaabb e vannak "a keslv berek
es tudjak, hogy mlyen terfeket ken viseni0k.
Macy szogalaot tenne egesz orszagnak munkAsosz-
tally ha ereyes m6don lepne fel Athataan adok ellen
egszabaditana mindnyaunkat at hogy oyan 6don fosz
szanak x benndnket hogy doogr6l ne is tudjunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-08-31
A NEMET ES OROSZ

diktaturak teriileten el6 SEE
geny es elnyomott nepeknek lie
kell nyelni gmindent es az egy-
seges hangra hurolt sajt6 gon-
doskodik rola, hogy azok a
multi tanitasait felejtsek, de a
ktilfoldon 1ako nemetek es kom
munistak a multi heten mem
neztek embertarsaik szemebe.
Hasonlo aljassaggal, hasonlo
halatlansaggal embereket meg
mem arultak Ell, mint ahogy AIT
Hitler es Sztalin a rajuk eskii-
dc, fanatizalt emberekkel meg
tettek.
A szerz6des egyik lathat6
eredmenye az lesz, hogy mind
ket diktatura veres lobogojat
dezertalni fogjak a parthiveik
mlnden SemlegeS allamban es
ezentul lit is csak azok fognak
akar a nemet diktatura, akal
a kommunizmus mellett lar
MANI, akiket exert egyeneser
Berlinb6l es Moszkvabol - Fl
ZETNEK.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-08-31
SAJNOS, EEK CSAK

masodrendi kerdesek, inert a
ket veres diktatura baratsagat
es szovetseget voltakeppen osz-
szeeskuvesnek kell tekinteni es
nevezni.
osszeeskuves a vilag bekeje,
nyugalma es biztonsaga ellen,
miutan mindket diktator re-
szerol harcot hirdetnek, 0rokos
haborut minden ellen, amt sza
badsagnak lehet nevezni.
S amig idaig ezt a harcot
nemikeppen igazolta a dikta-
torok esetleges johiszemiisege,
akikrol fel kellett tenntink,
hogy tenyleg hisznek abban,
amiert VERDE akarjak boritani
a vilagot, ma mar latjuk, hogy
j6hiszemuseget es hitet egyik-
mel sem szabad keresni.
Hogy mint minden veres pa
rancsuralomnak, ezeknek is
csupan egy celjuk van, hogy a
sajat egyeni hatalmukat fem.
tartsak, csupan annak az er-
dekeben huzzak kinpadra az
egesz vilagot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-08-31
MAS ORSZAGOKBAN

legalabb nagy nemzetkozi
valsagok idejen egysegesen van
minden politikai part a kor-
mannyal, nalunk ugy latszik
a partpolitika hatalom-ehsege
es egy par politikus szemelyes
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-08-31
SZEGENY
.MAGYARORSZAG

a vilag nagy es mar nyugta-
Ian tiizhany6 hegyenek a te-
tejen tilt es inkabb az eseme-
nyek, mint a sajat elhataroza-
sa szabta meg a j6vend6t a
szamara.
A magyar nem0et hagyoma-
nyos baratsagban van a len
gyelekkel Is mem felejtettek el
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-08-31

bolonditottak az angol es fran
cia kormanyokat, mikozben a
nemetekkel titokban alkudtak,
de Miinchen utan a Szovjet a
jogot ere is megkapta.
HA HABORU LESZ, MIRE
e sorok megjelennek, akkor
az azert lesz, inert a nemet.
o-osz egyezmeny birtokaban
Hitler mem fel a vilag t0bbi re-
szet6l; ha beke lesz, akkor az
azert lesz, inert a szerz6des tu-
databan Lengyelorszag kenyte-
len magat megadni.
S mindezeken tul, a nemet-
orosz k0zeledes a vilag gazdasa-
gi verkeringeset teljesen vi
medrekbe fogja terelni.
A ket nagy orszag logikus es
termeszetes gazdasagi kiegeszi-
tese egymasnak egy szoros
baratsag hasznara lesz mind
ket nemzetnek, ha egyszer iga-
zan es allando beke lesz a villa
gon.
De minden mas nemzetet
erint ez a sz0vetseg, inert pl.
nalunk ezentul a Soviet bizo-
nyara sokkal kevesebbet vasa-
rol. Ezzel szemben viszont a
nemet nemzet gazdasagilag
megeros0dik S annak a kiilke-
reskedelme karpotol benniinket
id6vel az elvesz6 orosz piacert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-08-31
MUSSOLINI, AKI
CSENDES

nez6je volt az esemenyeknek
az utolso nehany h6napban Is
aki a legjobb esetben legfeljebb
harmadik hegediise a tengely-
mex, szinten ezen a cimen kill
d0tt szazezer olasz katonAt a
spanyol f0ldre meghalni Is bar
8 regebben jozanul itelte meg a
dolgokat, ket ev 6ta papagaly
m6djara szinten a words vesze-
delmet isrnetelte nap-nap utan
a nepenek.
Sztalin a Harmadik Inter
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-08-31
HITLER AZZAL A
JELSZ0VAL

ragadta magahoz a hatal-
mat, hogy a "bolsevizmustol"
kell megmenteni a nemet bro
dalmat es a vilagot es ennek
az igeretnek a birtokaban haj-
totta a nemet nep a fejet az
igaba.
A zs;dok tldozesere es a zsi-
dok vagyonanak az elrablasara
jirugynek AIT az ostoba allitast
hasznalta, amt atvett tole
Coughlin a mutt evben, hogy
a bolsevizmust a zsidok csinal-
tax.
A 'Mein Kampf" cimu kony-
veben, amely hivatalos SCENT
irasa a nemet nemzetnek, or0k
haborut hirdetett a bolseviz-
mus es a bolsevikiek ellen es
ezen a cimen halifax meg a ne
met katonak ezrei abban a spa
nyol polgarhaboruban, amely-
hez mem volt sernmi mas k0ze
a nemetnek.
Ezzel a jelszoval alakitottak
meg Magyarorszag, Japan es
Spanyolorszag reszvetelevel a
"tengelyt",, amely a lbolseviz-
mus ellen tranquil.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-08-31
ES A MULTI HETEN
NEMCSAK

alairtak egy baratsagi seer
coolest, amelynek a sz0veget a
vilaggal tudattak, hanem olyan
egyezsegeket is k0t0ttek, anne
lyeket csak sejteni lehet a ket
diktator altal uralt sajto feltil-
r6l parancsolt hangjarol.
Berlinben az "Internacio-
male" eleneklese vagy eljatsza-
sa egy hettel ezel6tt koncentra-
clos tabort hozott volna maya
val, de a multi het vegen ait
egy kavehaz kozonsegenek
ALLVA kellett hallgatn'
Moszkvaban a szerz6des or0-
mere az ujsagok a Hitler kepet
es a swastikat koz0ltek.
Es ha mar mem gondolt egyik
diktator sem ARA, hogy a vilag
bekeje es nyugalma elleni 0sz-
szeeskuves milyen utalatot es
ellenszenvet Walt XII minden
szabad orszagban, gondolhat-
tax volna azokra a k0vet6ikre,
akiket rutul megcsaltak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-08-31
A POLITIKABAN MEM

t0rtent lenyeges esemeny a
multi heten. A jel0lt-jeloltek es
azok kampany-managerjei meg
mindig a ''harmadik terminus
kerdeset firtattak, de az eln0k
tavol-leteben a lovegek Roose-
welt k0zelebe mem estek.
ITALIAN Garner irodaja volt a
legaktivabb q mutt heten, aki
mellett minden texasi nagySag
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-08-31
Az EGYEStJLT ALLAMOK

eln0ke hi maradt ennek a
nemzetnek a hagyomanyos po-
litikajahoz es az utols6 pillana-
tokban, a legremenytelenebb
orakban is a beket kereste.
Az olasz kiralyhoz kiild0tt
uzenete nem lepett meg SEN
kit, de hogy meg egyszer Hit
lerhez forduljon, AIT mem var
tax.
Roosevelt azonban elfelejtet-
tie AIT a durva visszautasitast,
ami valosagos arculcsapas volt
a tavasszal a Hitler reszer6l S
ezzel a cselekedettel mutatta
meg az igazi nagysagat.
Akar lesz eredmenye a k0z-
belepesnek, akar mem, az Egye-
silt Allamok rekordja az elnok
kozbelepesevel tisztabb lett. Es
amilyen sep volt az elnokt6l,
hogy meg egyszer szoba ALT
Hitlerrel, eppen olyan ostoba,
alias es utalatos volt Nye sze-
nator reszerol, hogy Roosevelt
ellen eppen azon a napon ro-
hant XII, megvadolva, hogy ha-
boruba akarja sodorni az or.
szagot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-08-31
Az AMERIKAI
ESEMENYEK

szinte lenytegtelenek voltak
es eltorpiltek az europai hirek
mellett azoknak mindenben
er6sen ala voltak rendelve.
A haborus hirek hatasa alatt
az ertekek alland6an tornaztak
a t6zsdeken amig a zalogleve-
lex es reszvenyek leestek, ad-
dig buza, a tengeri es a xii
lonboz6 haborus nyersanyagok
nap-nap utan emelkedtek, te-
hat gazdasagi rendszerunk min
den idegszala alkalmazkodott
az europai hirekhez.
Ha Eur6paban haboru lesz,
ez termeszetesen meg sulyo-
sabb mertekben tortenik bar
a haborl nektink iizletet je-
lent a kes6bbi id6kben, annak
kit0rese a legsulyosabb felfor-
du'ast Is panikot hozza maga-
val.
Akik tehat a haborutol j6le-
tet varnak, azok legyenek ra
e1kesziilve, hogy AIT el6szor
meg fogjuk egy gazdasagi pa
nikkal fizetni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-08-31

otthon, hogy Lengyelorszag er6
szakolta vissza Fels6magyaror-
szag egy reszet, aminek a visz-
szaadasat Hitlerek elleneztek
a leger6sebben.
De mem lehetett elfelejteni0k
AIT sem, hogy a hatalmas ne
met birodalom hetek alatt XII
eheztetheti Magyarorszagot S
hogy megis a Hitler miincheni
gy6zelme inditotta meg a revi-
zios esemenyeket, amelyek meg
veget mem ertek.
Elkovetett hat a magyar kor-
many mindent, hogy haboru
eseten semleges maradhasson a
j6barat es az iizletbarat varha-
to veres kiizdelmeben S ha ez
nem sikeriilne, a magyar kor-
manyt senki mem fogja okolni.
Elismerte egesz Europa, SGT
az egesz vilag a multi heten,
hogy Magyarorszag igazi lojali-
tasal es meglep6 batorsaggal
igyekezett, hogy szabad kezet
tartson maganak.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-14
A Little Of This And That

Frank Kd college football players than many of deck bright and candidates Lack of space prevents publication another day and bet the college but got answer The reason?
 the team which beaten 720 the other college That's how he found the game. P. S.-He won his bet).
 
 Thursday September 2i with Frank De- Mclean bgwigs" of the which will bowl weekly at the Maatuck alleys wishing the Barrett 8 high single that heard the world the and the outposts of Bunker Hill
 Waterburys picked opener Bridgeport tonight to meet Ike Kerns Redskins win to- will them plenty of action road that will bring good tim Proxy Ray Tram of the GAL calls negotiable currency of the U S.
 title softban will decided Sunday morning the North Johnny Shorty umpring the softban of locally.
 Genial Jim Carr with big slap the back" for Captain nn Duggn of our rac consaua whose men handled the crowd the r. O. track well last Saturday. Jim Bill little noce9 wouldn't Duggans department about time Bill?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-14
ThiSSporting
 World
There's Weeping In Wierton
BY JOHN A. CLUNEY

~ s c,rent national tournament which IS about operator the Wlerton hours @ pisbrrh 6 the good od cnarge oi ;ch makes complaining put up $50 e protest agans1 anher team in the tourney interpretations o fes y rrss IT fine protesting its basis of claim the nan IS sted. If is false the tournament treasury the meeting room O the [ the following made ofhcialy Werton mas hen further tournament play because 0 ne use o irelivbe payers" However, not simple as that
 To or three husky whom get $2 an hour and soft Werton steel mills because they Know wnat 10 M uh baeaD threatened committee in the nose
 the snots or the tourney gave me and it's nifty to wit ana as 1onows
 It seems there in West Virginia league the other Mechanical won ne snd national tourney Wasnngton
 whoeve picked the trip dropped few o the championship and picked few Mecnanca men Fer hans they friends the guy who o
 nickinq certified playing in the said about the Mechanica
 
 So what happened natural that the Tin lads who were eit nome were more rightly sol They put their heads PHONEY naent commtteust something In the meantime Won l6 gets district NABF man Steve COX and only Wiling o to meantime the phoney wire arrived and telephone member Of the protest committee realized the jig withdrew thereby admitting cercatn players was as phoney Wierton light madder bunch hornets than the husky hey got home the title in Dayton after into night games lights But then beat Dayton for the utle
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-14
South End Softball

After having won one game apiece, the South End Bulldogs will battle tonight with the Flashes to determ- inc the championship of the South End softball League.
 This game will be played at the South End Stadium at 500 o'clock Johnny Florio, who pitched the Bulldogs to their lone victory, will probably be Sammy Procopion's choice tonight with Ducky "Wucky' Dexter behind the plate. The line- up for the Flashes was undetermined by Manager George Carroll.
 Managers Attention
 President Urbain Philibert urges the following teams managers be present at the Boys Club Library tonight at 800 o'clock.
 St. Ann's, Flashes, Bulldogs, Red Wings, Connecticut oil Service Lourdes, and Centrals.
 As this meeting will close the softball league for the remainder of the year managers are asked to be there on time.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-14
Today's Sport Parade
BY HENRY McLEMORE United Press Staff Correspondent

years of careful, thoughtful, and eX- pensive publicity to spread the fame of a Gehrig, Teller, or Q Dimaggic to the far corners of the nation. The same Is true in hockey, polo, tennis and all the other sports. But the Red Oranges, the Bronko Nagur- skis, the Ernie Meyers, the Whizzei Whites and the Davey O,Briens are box-office draws from the very first day.
 My belief Is that the colleges are suckers for not making the pro pro. motors pay something for theii ready-made material, particularly those small colleges whose endow. ments are meager and who could use a little ready cash to patch up the presidents house, get the dean 6 new desk lamp. and hire a French professor whose accent didn't sounc as If he had acquired 1t as a boy ir East Brooklyn.
 How to get the money? We'll, put the football players un. der contract and reserve the right te bargain for them when the graduate and start eyeing the pro field. A col. lege could Told out until 1t got 6 bonus. Or the colleges could entel into a working agreement with a prt team--become a sort of "farm," tha' is-and sell their players direct There are tny number of ways thu colleges could cash in on the play CTS they turn out each year.
 Of course, the pro owners nigh answer this by establishing colleges of their own, where young men couls major in bunting. passing, blocking and the such. Tim Mara University for example. Or Art Rooney College Or Dan Toppling's select finishing school for young men weighing l9I or over.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-14
WILEY VAN HORN NEW NET 'FIND'
Young Californian Looks Like "AnOther Don
 Budge" in l940
BY HENRY McLEMORE United Press Staff Correspondent)

A
 Forest Hills, N. r., Sept. 14-(UP) In 1880 1t was Ellsworth Vines whose thunderous strokes as a youngster stamped him as the com- ing tennis champion of the world. He went on to achieve that rank ing.
 In 1884 1t was Don Budge who came storming out of the west to cause critics to tag him as future No. 1 in the world. He too fril- filled his early promise.
 Now, in 1889, another gangling Californian, with a born flair for the game, has come to Forest Hills, and his name is Welby Van Horn. Just turned IS, and still a high school student, Van Horn was the darling of the gallery today when the national singles championship moved into the quarter final round.
 Van Horn electrified the big crowd in the stadium yesterday with a smashing triumph over El- wood Cooke, seventh ranking play CT in the country and man with enough strokes to reach the final round at Wimbledon this year. Van Horn, who modelled his game after that of Vines, swept aside Cooke in four sets with a dazzling exhibition of controlled power. Not since Vines was around has any one pounded the ball with such force as the loose-muscled Van Horn.
 Another Year
 Given a year or so more to fill out physically and gain experience, the big Californian will need fear no player in the world.
 When play started the big field of 150 that began play week ago had been reduced to 16-eight in the mems division and eight in the women's. Two semi-finalists in each division will be determined to- day, two tomorrow, and the final ists on Saturday.
 Today's feature match pits Rob- ert (Bobby) Riggs of Chicago, Vim bledon titleholder and betting fa- vorite to win the championship here, against Harry Hopman, cap- tain of the Australian cup team and third ranking player of his country. Hopman Is squarely on top of his game, as he proved in defeating Bryan (Bitsy) Grant vest erday, and should give Riggs a stiff battle.
 In the other quarter-f final engage ment Don McNeill of Oklahoma City, French champion, takes on the slugging midshipman, Joe Hunt, the country's fifth ranking player This should be scorching battle because both men are attackers who depend on smashing and volleying for victory.
 In the women's division Alice Marble. champion of the world, will
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-14
NAUGY-GILBERT
 GRID GO OFF

Naugatuck, Sept. 14.-The Nauga- tuck high football game with Gil- bert high oI Winsted, which had been tentatively scheduled for next Saturday at Winsted, has been post poned because Gilbert is playing a night game Friday evening and it is believed the other date would be too close to that tilt.
 Tentative arrangements have been made with Woodrow Wilson high of Middletown for game to be played ori Saturday, Sept. 30, but these are by no means definite yet, 1t was learned today.
 The local squad has been practice ing regularly, however, and 1t is believed Coach Peter J. Foley is not sorry about the Gilbert game post ponement as 1t will give him more time for drilling his squad, many of whom are inexperienced, in the fundamentals. Indications are the team will be comparatively light and fast. Many regulars were lost by graduation last year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-14

New York, Sept. 14.-(UP).-The exact figure isn't available, but what would be your estimate of the amount of money contributed to the educational institutions of this coun- try by the owners of professional football teamsp
 Twenty centsp No, that's a little high. Ten cents? That's closer, but still little steep. My own guess would be three zeros, minus sign, and a counterfeit plugged nickel. In other words, not @ penny.
 Such a state of affairs hardly seems fair. Aside from those con- ceited old moneybags who want to have their names perpetuated in some hall, dormitory, fountain, or gymnasium, 1t seems to me that the pro owners should be the heaviest contributors to college endowments
 Year after year, year after year, without charging a dime for the service, the colleges of this country turn out the football players who make the pro game possible. They t&thS III yVuiiSSeSto Who hAaoW hVtAi- ing and for three years provide them with coaching, equipment medical treatment, and then turn them over to the professional entrepreneurs The crop Of football players Is as steady and undiminished as that of potatoes.
 Publicity Helps
 More important, the colleges turn out the potential pro material al- ready publicized By the time a good football player gets through college his name is known to every football customer in the country. This Is a tremendous help to the pro pro- motors. No other sports business gets such Q wind'all. Tn baseball 1t takes
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-14
High Sch00l Football Gan1eS

Crosby, Wilby and Leavenworth high school footbal schedules, in- cluding night game at Manchester for Leavenworth were announced by Coaches Bill Schofleld of Crosby, Jimmy Lee of Wilby and Bill Tracy of Leavenworth as follows:
 CROSBY
 Sept. 23, All Stars vs. St. Johns Prep; Sept. 30, Danbury, pending Oct. ,, Torrington, away; Ocvt. IA Central, here; Oct. 21, Leavenworth here; Oct. 28, N. L. Bulkeley, away; Nov. 1, Naugatuck, here; Nov. II, Derby, pending; Nov. IS, Branford here; Nov. 30 Thanksgiving Will by.
 WILEY
 Sept. 23, All Stars vs. St. Johns Prep, Brooklyn; Sept. 27, night, Gil. bert, here; Oct. !, Ansonia, here Oct. IA, Naugatuck, away; Oct. 21 Derby, away; Oct. 28, Weaver, away Nov. II, Commercial, here Nov. IS open Nov. 25, Leavenworth and Nov 30, Crosby, Thanksgiving.