davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-13

tavol volt Uszott csendesen Pest fele.
De midon mar csizmakat is lendi-
tette, akkor mintha tagloval k6lintottak
volna kupan
Penz, penz b6rkabatban voltl
Par percig lie es fel szaladgalt par
ton, mint akinek elment az esze. De
amennyiben kabat ra sem hederitett, ha-
mem szep csendesen uszott tovabb, mem
tehetett Matyas egyebet, beleugrott Du-
naba es karolta vizet gyors tempoban
kabat utan Beleragadt, mint haldoklo-
ba, inert az amerikai kabat kezdett mar
elmeriilni es kiuszott vele partra.
Akik ARA jartak, meg kes6 delutan
is lathattak. hogy valami kiil0nos ajax
szaritgat egy b6rkabatot, iratokat, bankje-
gyeket, Hala a napnak, forron stit6tt k6s6
estig megszaradt kabat, nerni birkasza-
got hagyva maga utan ami id6vel maid
kiszarad bel6le. Matyas niagara vette es
megindult vissza Pest fele fejcs6valgatva,
mosolyogva, hogy aszongya, lenyelte be-
kat hiaba, mint az ecceri ember, :
y 4 y
Julika levelet Bordas bir6 egy este ell
vitte magaval a Gazda Korbe es Ma
tyasra vonatkoz6 reszt fenhangon fell
olvasta
= AIT nemj6jat kialtott fel
Bicskas Gerzson - mink is lenyeltuk
bekat Kar vot kiugratni kanari n1ada-
rat kalickabol
- u az Okla! - mondta valaki.
- Mir ii az Okla?
Air, mer mir mem mutatta it
pizit! Mir titkol6zott annyira? Meg
a sajat idesannyanak Sc mondta meg az
igazat. Az el6tt is tagadott mindent
AhAnyan voltak, annyifele vakar6ztak.
Mert oda malom, oda teglagyar, oda
az elektrika, oda van minden. Me0oszt
most mar varhatjak, mig kormany vas
utat vezet falujuk fele. De ha minden meg
lett volna, akkor kismiska lett volna XII
jarni kormanynal vasutat, meg kiil0n
allomast. Ha lattak volna miniszterek,
hogy ez falu ez az istenhatam0g0tti kis
kozseg sajat erejeb6l ilyen magasra ka-
paszkodik, tejbe-vajbe fiirdette volna 6ket,
idovel meg varost is csinalt volna bel6liik.
De ICY megette fene.
(Folytatjuk)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-13
Irja: FAY FISHER ANDOl
ANDOR az Associated Hungarian Weeklies
Cine: Budapest Hotel Metr0pOle

menyeinek k0vetkezmenye lett
az, hogy csapataink megindul-
tax a ruthen nep felszabadi-
tasara.
Szomoru, hogy ere csak
most kerilhetett sor, hogy ho-
napokon keresztiil a szeren-
csetlen ruthen nepnek ukran
bandak komiszkodasaitol KEEL
lett gy0tr0dnie. Holott a Kar-
patalja nepe soha Sc volt uk-
ran; holott ok soha semmife-
lie ukran allamot mem akar-
tax teremteni. Masoknak a Gel
ia ez es eppen e eel erdeke
volt kalandorok 0zonet a ru-
then foldre szabaditani es XII
nozni a nepet azert, hogy XII
vanjon egy ukran allamot.
Az ukran bandak azonban
egy Hcsit elvetettek a sulykot,
atmereszkedtek magyar terri
letekre is, aminek k0vetkez-
menye lett aztan csapataink
meginditasa.
Most mar Karpatalja ujra
Magyarorszagnak egy resze
Karpatok ujra eszak-keleten
az ohaza hatarai. Uzsok, We
recke, Beszkid regi emleku
falvak ujra Magyarorszaghoz
tartoznak.
A Karpatok h6fedte gerincei
volgyei ujra magyar katona.
kat latnak, akik felszabaditot.
TAX a cseh rabsagb6l RAk6czi
hi nepet.
Es megvalosult a k0z0s len.
gyel-magyar hatar, a ket test
verbarati nep egymas szom
szedsagaba keriilt es az u
szomszedsag hihet6leg mind
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-13

mazkodo kozepszeriisegrol, ak
kor meg tudom erteni Gar
nert is, meg Chamberlain is.
De = az 0rd0g vedje Mus
solinit, meg Hitlert, hiszen
utalom mindkettot, foleg a
masodikat - az igazsag megis
az, hogy sikeresebbek, inert
fiatalabbak. Tobb benniik a
mersz, hamarabb ugranak a
sotetbe, mint a megfontolt
Greg emberek es mem felnek
attol, hogy hibakat csinalnak.
Olyan allamferfi, aki hetekig,
honapokig, esetleg evekig ra-
godik cselekedeteinek k0vet-
kezmenye felett, igazi nagy-
sag soha nem lesz.
Ami ma tortenik vilagban
abbol nyilvanvalo, hogy ait
fatal emberek csinaljak. Ket-
segtelen az is, hogy szelet vet
mex es erezhet6 maris, hogy
wharf fognak aratni. De az
eletnek viharokra van sziik-
sege, hogy megtisztulhasson.
Eek a viharok el fogjak Sc
PERM mindazt a sok rosSzat,
amt fatal elmek csinaltak,
de csak abban az esetben, ha
az ujjaebredes munkaja mem
nehezedik maid Greg emberek
vallaira.
ANIMAL sziiksegesebb kovetel-
meny ez, inert Greg emberek
mem tudnak gyorsan cseleked-
nj, a vihar utan pedig mem
lehet maid ugynevezett meg
fontolt, erett tanacskozasakra
varakozni. A vilag hangulata
az elkovetkez6 nagy leszamo-
las utan olyan lesz, hogy azon-
nall javulast var es els0p0r
maid mindenlit, aH lassan
mozog. Exert lesz szukseg a
i iOvOben is eS eZutan mindig
a fatal er6kre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-13
: MATYAS AZ 0HAZABAN PR0BAL SZERENCSET =
Icy setalt Matyas napokig es sehol

Icy setalt Matyas napokig es sehol
semmi Kiment Dunahoz rakpartokra,
inert egyszer az a gondolat vagott feje-
be, hogy milyen jo volna haj6n valami
foglalkozast kapni Barmit vallalna. "A
halo csendesen uSzna Dunan lie es fel
Matyas ell volna vagva mostoha szaraz-
f0ldt6l, hajos lenne es tan sosem lepne
f0ldre tobbet Elne az 6kiil0n VIII eletet
Tavoles6 videkeken ki-kiszallna, kikot6
melletti csapszekekben neha-neha eldanol-
ma notait. Jarna sep Macy Dunat Le-
menne Fekete tengerig, felmenne Pas
sauig.
Nyiizs0gtek rakparton az emberek.
Valami nagy szemelyhajo futott be. Le-
eresztettek hidat es todultak XII az utasok
a haj6bol. Mar mindenki elment. Matyas
oft maradt es bamulta hajot. Lopva sok-
szor figyelte a fatal hajoskapitanyt, ah
a korlatnak d6lve alldogalt. De felttint
Matyas is a kapitanynak. Gyanus volt ide-
oda kemlel6dese. Sok lido mulva meg is
kerdezte:
- Maga mire var lit, baratom?
- Nezgel6d0k, megosztan - ka-
pott szen - munkat keresek.
- Micsoda munkat?
- Hat, ami akadna =. Szeretnek
peldaul egy ilyen haj6ra felkeriilni, kapi-
tany ur -.
- Maya? = nezte vegig kapitany
Matyast. - Hat hogy lehet az? Hi
szen ugy fest maya, mint egy tizezer holdas
birtoknak a tiszttartoja! -. Akinek
ilyen sep borkabatja van, meg ilyen re-
mex vadaszcip6je?! =.
Akinek ilyen sep b6rkabatja van?. :.
Hijnye AIT rezgalicos kirilejzumat
annak biid0s' b6rkabatnak, meg ennek
a kapitanynak, meg az egesz vilagnak!
Hat mindennek ez b6rkabat az Okla? Meg
ez a gombolhato, hosszuszaru bakancS?
Ma, mindjart teszek r6la!
Verejtekezve sietett Dunaparton fel
Ujpest fele Mar messze kint volt Meg
ALT Korilnezett. Mem igen latott senkit
maga korul. Gyorsan lerantotta magat6l
a b6rkabatot es vad er6vel vagta belle a
Dunaba.
Rothadj Ell, biid0s! 49,.
Aztan gombolni kezdte cipoit. Gyor-
san lehuzta a labarol kabat mar jo
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-13
(Folytatas)

Mikor hazamentek, lefekiidtek de csak
par orat aludtak felkeltek es hozzafogtak
a siiteshez es f6zeshez Vartak Tatar Ma
tyast ebedre.
Julika levelet irt sziileinek, amiben
beszamolt az esemenyekr0l csak eppen
ant nem irta meg, hogy milyen korilme-
nyek k0zott talalkozott el6sz0r Matyassal.
Megcimezte levelet, Siivikne meg
magyarazta neki hogy MERE van traflk,
ahol belyeget vehet ra es hogy hol
postalada.
Julika bement trafikba A rend6r
meglatta IS utana ment. Megszolitotta
- Reggel nagyon jo hangulatban vol
tax
- Igen, kavehazban voltunk reggelig.
- Nehezen ismertem meg 49,.
Julika pirosba borul, aztan feher lesz.
Igen, tudja, az unokatestverem,
tudja, ize +. hat probalgattuk ruha-
kat, en- felvettem az ovet, 6 felvette az
enyemet :. Es hat iszen tuggya :. Icy
volt :.
- Jol all maganak kalap is. De
nekem sokkal szebb volt ugy, ahogy el6-
Sz0r LATHAM Mintha odahaza lettem volna
&s bal lett volna a faluban. Ugy tint fel
nekem tegnap :. Kul0nben meg, bocsa-
nat, nevemet sem mondtam meg. En-
Solymosi Laszlo vagyok, rend6rormester.
Nagyon orvendek, Bordas Juliska.
- Julika? :. Az edesanyamat is
Julianak hivtak -.
Julika AIT mondta ere, hogy nagyon
erdekes, hogy milyen kilonos es ment a
rend6r mellett pirosan szegyenl6sen, fell
felpislogva ra.
Solymosi elmondta, hogy mar nyolc
eve allami szolga. Hogy nagyon egyed,l
van, hogy mines senkije, hogy negyon see
retik feljebbvaloi, torzs6rmester lesz nem-
sokara es hogy volna-e kedve Julikanak
ma delutan kimenni vele Vurstliba, mi
velhogy ejjel tizenket 6raig szabad. Ne
gondoljon semmi izet, inert oneki tisztesse-
ges gondolkodasa van es csak szolitsa otet
ezutan egyenesen Laszlonak
Julika megigerte, hogy ha csak mod
van ra, hat elmegy vele abba az izebe,
hogy is mondta, hogy mibe, hogy varja
6tet akkor ugy negy ora TAFT sarkon
Mikor elvaltak, Solymosi utanaszolt:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-13

dapesten. A dunapart egyik
legelegansabb helyisege, ahol
amerikai dalokat ad el6 ester6l
estere megtelik k0z0nseggel,
akik zajos tapsokkal jutal-
mazzak az amerikai magyar
miveszn6 el6adasait.
Meg is erdemli Ania Suli a
tapsokat, inert igazan ritka
tehetseggel ismerteti meg Bu-
dapestet a gy0ny0rii es sza-
momra mindig honvagyat fel-
idez6 southern dalokkal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-13

Az arc rAncait mem takaria
i a cifra ruha.
Evening star., 1939-11-18
GoIento Would Breok Him in Holt

beach the question being
Vckedlookng and
lsid of aK July He
fought and he's thinking
9
Joons, Ton1 fTs@ento Was
TIE agnt .oer arnnlec
or!y pglnd Enc &C figured tnat Gus
punch He He ooenI HI, oa@r ta. Conn In other
fight Conn I'D guarantee That
would kid Conn 1s4 soaac2
ard stcec 1sese n1o noooed in
o3J TAX ABOUT this
acknowledged Ysh Gs-G Noe o3tTe3gh Conn
hy punch and It
sfGeshn2 Ike that
Muscle canoeing himself Fss verbal victory
Louis
ahead ConroIs srnce is unsat
something cofsetH is prptDec must be
welfare Of Pittsburgh
Billy.
meantime Mr johnny RAJ is insisting nat Conn the un
and ne he faces
will The kcs 'te and Well
doesn't schedule EoTe Dame ooe6 1t?
Evening star., 1939-11-18

LOCAL.
Western Hiah. p: Central High q.
Eastern High, q, Tech High q
washington Lee Hish, 2s 81. Johns. ;.
HopeweIl High 2b. G. W. High. O.
Georgetown Prep. 0: 1ioyoa. q.
woodward School "a; Tome. 0.
West Virginia Wesleyan, "a; Salem :.
Concord (W. Va) State. 3; New River, j..
SOUTH.
Rollins. 46; Tampa, O.
Chattanooga -. Centre, ..
King. 20; Lenoir- Rhyme. a.
Brmingham Southern. IL: Spring Hill, a.
Louisiana Normal. 10: Ouachita. O.
Tennessee Tech. 49,, Union U. tTenn), ~
Maryville. 90; Cumberland q.
Middle Tennessee Teachers, Ia; Troy fAia.)
Muskinsum. ae: GEORGETOWN ky, o.
Appalachian Teachers, 80; South Georsis
Teachers. q.
Hiwassee, 40; Jacksonville tAla) Teach.
ers. e.
Roanoke. -: catawba. r.
Tennessee Wesleyan, 25; Middle NGeorrt
Teachers, O.
MIDWEST
Naryville tMo) Teachers, -; Warrensburi
Teachers, q.
Central tIowaD, oS. Parsons, II.
Iowa Wesleyan. l.. Simpson. a.
Evening star., 1939-11-18
Fridays Football Finals

Franklin, ~ Evansville. -
DJbUalie. I5 Penn Iowa), Z.
Ottawa II, Baker. O.
western tkans). 10,
College Of Emporia Il; Bethans. o,
Cornell 1oval. 20; Carleton, g.
Oklahoma Military. 20; Chillicothe Busi-
ness, o.
Midland. "a. Doane, q.
Peru tNebr) Teachers, 80; Nebraska Wes-
Graceland, 25. Wentworth IA.
SOUTHWEST.
Arkansas. A. and NJ. 20: Northwest Mis-
sissippi Jr. 9.
Arkansas, ii; Southern Methodist o. .
Soutnwestern lTexD. Il: Daniel Baker, q;
East Central (Okla } Teachers, 33; Central
fOkla.f Teachers 13
Southeastern oOkla.) Teachers. SO: North
eastern Teachers. O.
Eastern New Mexico. 1s; Southwestern
fOkla) Teachers. -.
Emporia iKans) Teachers Z; oklahoms
Hardin Simmons. 2s; New Mexico Aegies
I3
Southwest Texas Teachers isan Marcos
o, Sam Houston Teachers, tie.
FAR WEST.
San Joe State, 10; Loyola uos Angeles), o
Santa Barbara State. 10; Greeley Teach
Evening star., 1939-11-18
WI. Whips st. Johns, Sweeps
Contests With D. c. EIevens;
Underdog G. u. Prep Ties

Washington-Lee High School OF
Ballston, Va. was the proud owner
of a ninth straight victory today
after coming from behind yester-
day to defeat st. Johns on the Lit
tie Generals field. % to l3. The
triumph was the seventh in seven
games with Washington schoolboy
teams.
ST Johns, parochial champion
OF the District, scored a touchdown
In the first quarter, but from there
on the Johnnies could not stem a
reversed tide and the Generals tai
lied once in the second quarter,
twice In the third and once in the
last. st. Johns also managed to
push across another marker In the
last frame.
COrdua Is Johnny Star.
Jim Cordua. who played a bang
up game, teamed with Frank Cady
to put st. Johns into an early
lead, Cordua taking the ball over
Evening star., 1939-11-18

on an 8-yard end run. Csdy booted
the extra point.
The Little Generals tied 1t up in
the next quarter, pass from Jim
French to Wally Legg being good
for 48 yards and touchdown.
Merrill Hoover, tackle, who has
missed only one extra point kick
this season, converted
The Virginians sewed up the
game in the third quarter when
French galloped 60 yards through
the entire st. Johns team for a
touchdown, and French tossed to
Russ Arnoud for 20 yards and a
tally.
In the last quarter ST. Johns
bagged points when Cady carried
the ball 20 yards in two plays and
w L. scored on Frenchs 2-yard
plunge.
Washlngton-Lee will meet George
Washington High at Alexandria at
10 am. Thanksgiving in its last
game of the season.
Evening star., 1939-11-18
{. u, Host 10 Loyo|a,
Gives Capital Lone
Grid Attraction
Cards Rote Best Chance
To Win Among Five D. c.
Colleges in Action

All five of the Districts college
football teams were in action today,
but Catholic University's tilt with
Loyola of the South was the only one
scheduled for local consumption.
Far and away the biggest game
for the travelling foursome was
Georgetown's curtain clash with N.
Y. u. at Yankee Stadium before an
anticipated gathering of $4,000. The
Hoyas were out to end their second
successive season without defeat
against one of the East's better
elevens.
George Washington possibly with
out Bob Nowsskey. was playing its
rubber" game with Kansas out at
Lawrence, Kans. The Colonials
crack end sustained a leg bruise
week ago, which has not healed as
we'll as expected, and Coach Bill
Reinhart may be forced to start
Frank August in Nowaskey's posi-
ton.
Terps Play Lone Loop Game.
Maryland, scoreless in its last
three games, was meeting its only
Southern Conference opposition of
the season at Norfolk, Va. in v. NJ
I. The Terps hold the edge in II
past games with the Keydets, win
ming nine and tying two, but v.
M. Is current record is superior to
Maryland's. To date. the Lexing-
ton team has won four, lost three.
tied one. but its victory column in
cludes one over Virginia, which beat
Maryland.
American University's eleven was
given little chance to win its only
victory of the year as it ended its
campaign facing Swarthmore in
Pennsylvania. The Eagles have lost
three straight and there was little
reason to expect change in for
tune.
c. Us Chances Brightest.
Not only was C. U. the only team
to play at home, but its chances for
victory were considerably brighter
than any of its colleagues. Loyola,
coached by Larry tMoon) Mullins,
fullback on the last Rockne eleven
at Notre Dame, held L. S. U.>to 80
yards from scrimmage, but Sue
cumbed to the Tigers late aerial at
tack.
Determination of the C. U. team
as a whole to atone for last week 8
bitter loss to st. Anselm's and Of
IA seniors playing their last game
in Cardinal uniforms were expect.
ed to produce victory for the Red
birds. The Pirro brothers, Rocco
and Carmen, Co-Capt. Al Gala
breese, Art Sabo and Lou Shine
were among those ringing down the
curtain on their collegiate grid
careers.
Evening star., 1939-11-18
Move 10 End Scraps
ALL. ). U.-TuIane
Grid Struggles
Student Leaders Would
Have Flag Instead Of
Posts os Trophy
BY the Associated Press.


NEW ORLEANS. Nov. l8.-Stu-
dent leaders at Tulane and Louis
lana State Universities hope to end
free -for-alls at their football games
by having the teams fight for flag
instead of student mobs battling for
the goal posts.
Jim Senter, president of Tulane's
Arts and Science Student Council,
said flag bearing the State seal
would be presented the winning
team in a post-game ceremony.
Will Ask for Clear Field.
He said the students would be
asked to stay of the field during the
ceremony. adding. There won't be
any fences or extra police guards"
Bob Chinn, L. s. U. student body
president, likes the nag swapping
idea and said that school would en-
ploy an educational program" to
prevent the fights which started
back in 1885.
The 1895 goal post melee was set
off when l.. s. u students rushed
onto the field to celebrate their
teams 4l-0 victory at New Orleans.
They took the goal standards away
from a handful of TulAnians, who
were aided by club-swinging police
men and electrically charged wires
strung to the posts.
l.. S. u. Boxers Defend Goal.
Sporadic private outbreaks was
about all that happened the fol-
lowing year at Baton Rouge, but In
1887 the first years scene was re-
peated as L. 8. U. won the game and
goal post scrap.
Last year at Baton Rouge when
Tulane won there was bountiful
supply of mauling all during the
game. Later enthusiastic Tulane
students rushed for the uprights
but discovered the l.. 8. U. Southern
Conference boxing team on the job
The posts stayed at l.. 8. u.
However, several thousand fans,
taking their cue from the field. kept
swinging fists for an hour after the
final whistle.
Evening star., 1939-11-18
Great Christmons Dizzy Antics Fictionol Says Paper
Mhg Tech Gdde Dob Good Luck Letter chn

of California slickers peddled OIL
q phoney citrus grove to Jim
Londos, one of our 24-or Is 1t
25-burping champions? The
Frostburg OMd) State Teachers
College is hurting a defy at any
team in the East for a soccer
tilt.
Good luck, boys. Today we re-
ceived one of those good luck
chain letters. It said: Break
this chain and you'll have bad
luck" Which may explain why
the letter bore the names of such
celebs as Bert 1ngwerson of
Northwestern, N. c. Crisp of Ala
bama, Frank Dobson of Mary
land, c. A. Bernier of Hampden-
Sidney, D. c. Pea Head Walker
of Wake Forest, Charley Bowser
of Pitt and Tom Stidham Of
Oklahoma
Evening star., 1939-11-18

year. Georgia will give Coach
Wallace Butts and all his assist
ants new three-year contracts.
Bang! New record. Last week
we chronicled that Dale Isaacs
of Washburn went hog wild and
completed eight straight passes
around Drake. Whereupon, Bobby
Stephens; captain ELECT of the
Michigan Teen squad, went out
and gave Brother Isaacs and
friends something to shoot at by
completing II in a row.
Glad to see such loyal alumni
as James j. Braddock. Jack
Dempsey and Ray Impellitiere at
the st. Mary..s football rally last
night. Mike Jacobs, James P.
Johnston and John Roxborough,
one of Joe Louis managers, were
in a 45-minute huddle yesterday.
1t amt true. u it, that couple
Evening star., 1939-11-18

Eastern League hockey competi-
ton isn't new to Hal Dewey, rugged
right wing, for he was with the
Atlantic City Sea Gulls for three
years under his current coach, Red
Mackenzie, before putting in a sea
son with the Montreal Royals last
year.
An 1s1-pounder. Dewey is a COM
parative graybeard at 26, being one
of the oldest players on the team.
Was leading the Eastern League in
scoring in his last season with the
Sea Gulls. but an injury temporarily
checked his bid for mild measure
of fame.
Recognized as one of the most
accurate shots and swiftest skaters
in the circuit, Dewey looms as
Washington's scoring ace.
Rated highly by Mackenzie, Dewey
Is being depended upon by the
Eagles coach to balance the ex-
treme youth of his squad. Hal is
considered a veteran, and in that
capacity. must serve as something Of
Evening star., 1939-11-18
Ry EDDIE RRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer

NEW YORK, Nov. 18.-The
New York Fight Managers Asso-
citation is trying Member Hymie
Caplin for stealing Lew jenkins,
Texas lightweight, from Frank
Bachman. The Green Bay Pack
ers didn't practice for Brooklyn
today because Coach Curly Lam
beau had to 60 out to the Polo
Grounds to see his son Don play
for Fordham VS.. st. Mary's.
You go see this weeks news
reels, then write us a 50-word
piece on how Missouri's Paul
Christman can be left off any
guys all-America. BY the by, a
big Midwestern paper is getting
ready to debunk what it terms
Christman's purely flctional
Dizzy Dean antics.r
Evening star., 1939-11-18

Today's guest star - George
Short, Chattanooga (Tenn.)
News: when the Bowl is called
out yonder. who'll be there?"
Attention, scouts: Penn High
School at Greenville, Pa, has a
6-foot-6, pass-catching defensive
wizard named Ed Kochis (who
also kicks off and carries the ball
from the fullback spot) ready for
delivery soon. The Willard
Dempsey fight films will be ready
for distribution January Is under
the caption, THE Birth of
Champion"
The best all-around back in
pro football right now is Ace
Parker of Brooklyn and 1t ought
to make Nile Kinnick feel good
to know the pro coaches regard
him the nearest thing to Parker
the collitches will \ turn out this
Evening star., 1939-11-18
Sports Program
For Local Fans
Football.
TODAY.


Catholic University VS.. Loyola
of the South, Brookland Sta
dium, 2.
Georgetown VS.. N. Y. u, New
York.
George Washington vs.. Kansas,
Lawrence, Kans.
Maryland vs.. v. M. l., Norfolk,
Va.
American University VS..
Swarthmore, SwArthmore, Pa.
Maryland Frosh vs.. United
States Naval Training Station,
Norfolk, Va.
Landon School VS.. st. An
drews, Middletown, Del.
st. Albans VS.. St. Paul's of Bal
timore, at st. Albans. 2:30.
Howard University vs.. st. Paul,
Howard Stadium, 2.
Ice Hockey.
Washington Eagles VS.. New
York RQyers, New York.