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Evening star., 1940-01-21

Whaddya mean Maryland will
slap Catholic University silly?
Whaddya mean it's the best college
team around here. Who said Eddie
LaFond, c. U. coach, is better than
Heine Miller. or Gerry Strang, the
Cards middleweight, is better than
Newton Cox? Whaddya mean?
What do we mean? It's simple
enough. The Terps and Cards
tanglc this week at Brookland in
the feature attraction of an anemic
sports program and before the quiv-
ering athletes Chamber through the
ropes there will be 4,763 arguments,
a couple of stray sinners and a small
wager or two.
This is THE match of the season
for District fans and never fails
to stir up more excitement than a
weasel in henhouse. And, regard
less Of how they shape up on paper,
seldom do the bouts 60 true to form.
The odds are as uncertain as to-
morrow's temperature. Boys who
should win by knockouts get flat
tened. Spindley-armed kids who
have no business in the ring smack
the ears off a burly lad who has
been in the game couple of years.
It's harder to figure than your in
come tax.
Cards to Show New Faces.
The boys are getting together un-
commonly early this winter. Mary
land has had only one match and
Catholic two, but that means they'll
be fresh, full of fight and ready to
tear into it.
Catholic will show several new
faces against the Terps because of
3-year competition rule the schools
observe. Fred Slant, national inter-
collegiate middleweight champion;
Jay Turner, 175-pounder, and Joe
Bunsa, 155-pounder, will not COM
pete because they boxed in their
freshman year. Their absence will
weaken the Redbirds to some ex-
tent, but Coach Eddie LaFond thinks
he still can muster enough strength
to make it interesting for the foe.
Those who know LaFond hint
that he has couple of surprises for
Herr Miller and point to his past
record as evidence of his ability to
juggle line-ups. But Miller, too
is brewing couple of surprises and
has his eye set on winning this
year.
Maryland has not won since the
rivalry began in 1895 when il
Evening star., 1940-01-21
Cards to Toss New Ring Talent
Into Annual Tilt With Terps,
Weeks Big College Show

spanked its neighbor. 5h-2h, but
has tied twice, including last year.
The Cards have two victories to
their credit, but in the matter of
individual bouts Maryland leads by
one.
Program Slim at Outset.
The match goes far toward atom
ing for noticeable lack of action
earlier in the week. Not until Thurs
day, when Catholic entertains st
Francis of Brooklyn in a basket
ball game, do the collegians swing
into action. Friday Maryland leaves
on three-game road trip that may
well decide its hopes of reaching
the conference championship tour
nament.
In succession. the Terps face
North Carolina State, Clemson and
South Carolina and If they make
a clean sweep of the business their
place in the tournament is assured.
Wilson meets an alumni team and
Gallaudet goes to Towson for a
game with the Maryland State
Teachers Friday night.
Saturday is the big day on the
calendar. Georgetown plays Loyola,
of Baltimore, for the benefit of the
Presidents Infantile Paralysis Fund,
George Washington goes to West
Point for a game with the Cadets,
Wilson entertains Shepherd and
Gallaudet is host to Shepherdstown.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
Roosevelt Trail Of First Basket Ball Title Since 1919
Kon stoe Fone Ex1ee GddeG Genoqs

taken as q double-dose. The
Board Of Principals waived the
rule, however, for Eastern's Les
Cooksey, who proceeded to win
the broad Jump and give Eastern
a $3.50 decision over Central,
which placed second in the broad
Jump event. The principals re-
Gently reversed themselves on the
decision. The rule, therefore,
was waived solely for the benefit
Of Cooksey and Eastern.
Nicola Moscona, the Metropou-
tan Operas leading basso, who
headlines q concert at Constitu-
ton Hall on January Is, is q for
mer rassler and q pal Of Jimmy
Londos, who may accompany hirn,
here. Bill Miller, Techs all-hifh
football center In 1888. played
Evening star., 1940-01-21

ton, strangely Isn't among the
top 10 penalty box decorators.
But the Washington Eagles.
whose Coach Redvers Mackenzie
says other teams are playing too
brutally, have three members In
that group.
AS a preliminary to the cham.
pionship game in the public high
basket ball series. why not have
alumni clubs Of the involved
schools collide? Roosevelt's for.
mer flashes, such as Bernie Jones,
Bobby Lucas and Joe Conner,
against such ex-Easterners -
Tommy Nolan, Harry Basin,
Chick Hollidge and Dopey Dean.
for instance, would entice . 0ock
Of grads.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
Bitter Foes, Eagles
And Orioles, Battle
In Kindly Cause
10 Per Cent Of Tuesday
Receipts to Be Given
To Mile O. Dimes

The Mile O. Dimes Fund being
sponsored by The Star and National
Broadcasting Co. to help the in
fantile paralysis campaign will re-
ceive 10 per cent Of the gross re-
ceipts Tuesday night when the
Washington Eagles renew theil
fierce ice hockey rivalry with the
Baltimore Orioles at Riverside Sta
dium at $50 O'Clock. &
Friday night the Eagles will en-
tertain the pace-setting New York
Rovers at Riverside.
The Eagles and Orioles, scrapping
for second place in Eastern Amateur
League circles, are expected to lure
one of the largest crowds of the
season, with the winner placed in q
commanding challenging position.
Eagles Back at Full Power.
Riddled by recent injuries but
benefited by a rest since last Thurs
day. the Eagles will return to the
ice at full strength. DR.. Roy Dun.
mire, club physician. has disclosed
both Len Burrage, polished defense
man, and Bill Cairns, rugged wing.
man, will be back in action after
period OF inactivity due to an in
fected right foot and damaged left
leg. respectively.
Object of much attention will be
Bruce Dummy McKillop, the
Eagles newly acquired left wing
who will be making his debut here
McKillop will perform with a for.
ward line which will include Center
Roy Covert and Right Wing Hal
Dewey.
Roach Returns to Ice.
Although the Eagles have cap.
tured five of seven matches from
the Orioles this season, the Wash
ington outfit has lost three games
and been tied once in their last
four starts and will be underdot
against Baltimore.
Guy Roach, towering defense.
man, who drew the wrath of loca
followers in his last appearance
here, has recovered from a battered
nose and will see action.
Tickets for the game are on salt
at Riverside and are priced at 81
cents. $1.10 and $1.35.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
20 Years Aqo
In The Star

Harry Courtney. highly re-
garded young pitcher obtained
by Washington last fall from
New Haven, signed his 1920 con-
tract.
Chick Gandil, first baseman of
the Champion Chicago White
Sox, has asked for his release to
play minor league ball on the
West Coast.
Miller Higgins, New York YAM
kee manager, denies talk that he
is trying to obtain Walter john
son.
Gerald Patterson's straight-set
tennis triumph over A. r. F.
Kingscote of Great Britain as
sures Australia retention Of the
Davis Cup.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
Luck Didn't Beut O.S.U.,
Cornell Coach Ayers
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BUFFALO, N. Y. Jan. 2O.-If any
suspicion turks in the minds OF Mid
western sports writer's that Cornell
was lucky" to defeat Ohio State
last fall, it is unjustified, Coach
Carl Snavely said today.
Il really don't think we played
good football against Ohio State,
the mentor of the undefeated Ivy
League 1899 champions asserted in
Buffalo Evening News interview
I'VE didn't reach our peak until the
Dartmouth and Penn games"
Snavely pronounced 1910 prospects
good" particularly with Capt. Vim
ME Eichler back after a successful
operation for a knee injury. He
added, however. that he expects to
''loSe three outstanding players" be-
cause of low scholastic marks.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
Card Forms Uncertain
Under Lundis' Rulino
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2O.-The st. Louis
Cardinals requested the return OF
papers covering working agreements
with 10 minor league teams to de-
termine whether they can be profit
ably continued in view of a recent
ruling by Commissioner Kenesaw
Lands, Sam Breadon, president, said
today.
Agreements recalled were with
Albuquerque, N. Mex; Cambridge
Md; Caruthersville, Mo-; Daytons
Beach, Fla; Duluth, Mimi; Kilgore
Tex; Mobile, Ala; Union City
Tenn: Washington, Pa, and vii.
hanson, w. Va.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
McQuinn Demands 'Reul
Money From Browns

ATLANTA, Jan. 20 tP.-George
McQuinn, f1rst-baseman for the ST.
Louis Browns. figures he's due for
plenty of hard cash this year-and
doesn't mind if the Browns man.
agement knows it.
Il think I'm due to make some
real money this year." McQuinn
said during a stop-over while en-
route to Florida.
McQuinn, who last year batted
.316 and fielded .993, declined to dis
close his salary demand, but said
1t would run into five figures.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
BY BURTON HAWKINS.

Roosevelt High, whose basket
ball team is threatening to romp
in with the public high series
championship, hasn't annexed the
court crown since 1919. After a
prolonged period of wallowing in
the muck Of schoolboy sports, the
Rough Riders are zooming up
ward. It's football team last sea-
son won two series games, the
only series gridiron decisions it
has earned in q decade.
Discrimination by the Board Of
Principals, 1t develops, cost Gen.
tral the public high track title
last year. There was q rule which
prohibited q boy from participate
Ing In track and baseball because
omcials regarded the concurrent
activities - too strenuous to be
Evening star., 1940-01-21

that position for the Kansas
State frosh eleven last season and
Is regarded as likely varsity
timber.
Gonzaga Highs bantam basket
ball team, with a weight limit
of 100 pounds, is suffering from
lack Of competition and the school
suggests the public highs sponsor
similar teams In addition to con-
tinuing their junior programs.
Only cheaper brands Of pucks
employed in ice hockey circles
are frozen In ice prior to q game.
Those used here aren't refriger-
ated. but in Baltimore they are.
The Atlantic City Sea 0ulls'
Red Storey, generally considered
tho roughest hombre IN Eastern
Amateur Hockey League competi-
Evening star., 1940-01-21
Six of Greatest Yunks
Now Are With Team

BY the Associated Press.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Jan. 90
Six Of the greatest New York YAM
KEGS in history are present members
Of the team, says Scout Johnny Nee,
who has spent IA years hunting new
stars for the world baseball cham
pions.
Bill Dickey, Red Rolfe, frankie
Crosetti, Joe Di Maggie, Lefty
Gomez and Red Rufflng-all per-
formers with the 1889 record making
team-get Nees ranking above past
Yankee greats at their positions.
We've got more all-around
strength now than we ever had,
said Nee.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
Recreation Quintets
In 39 TiIts on Six
Courts This Week

Thirty-nine games on six fronts
are slated this week in the Dis
trict Recreation Basket Ball League.
Following are games listed and
standings Of the clubs:
Roosevelt High division-Arlington A. A.
vs. vanguard Club, 1:30: Bliss Electric VS..
VS.: Sons Of Pericles. $50 A AS 'iiA
conspsss nns dzsencnIss Hsshis h5S eap5ss cess A
oursh. $50: Marion A. G. VS.. q. s. 8. Po-
Mckinley High division-Bell clothiers
Northeast Me2ehsnss, $50 $50: q United e. z Type: vs.
LANGLEY divislon~-civii service vs.. Mails
D. c. siients vs.. Commodity credit. o.
tail Clerks. 7:3o; sixth Presbyterian vs..
Northe5n Preps:, sac; Wallace Memorial
Central High diyision-New York Life
G.ls Valet vs.. sigma Phi Epsilon. $50:
Hine divisionNFsrm Credit Le.sue-
PenEuins vs.. Owls. $50: Eagles VS. Car.
mission vs. sei clothie1s. calihsienMs6iti9e sso Con- g.
vs.. Resal Clothiers $50; Petvorth W.
United Typewriters, 9:3O.
Roosevelt High division-Washineton
Flour VS.. Mclean A. c., T:3O: Red Cross
vs. Atchison-Keller. $50: Jewish Commun-
q. Central High division-Civil Aeronau.
tics VS.. United Food Stores. 7:3O; Mount
vernon A: A.: VS.. @. P. o. Apprentices.
Streaks. $50 N'
Hine division-christ Church A. c. VI.
o. 8. 8; Potomac, 7:3O: q. 8. Engineers
gress Heights $50
~ Eastern division-wade's Auto VS.. Seat
fieasant' & Trinity M. E. vs. National
Langley. division-Greek-Ame vs..
i Greynounds !: A. 3. Social Club vs. Eek
lneton: 9; Sherwood A. c. VS.: 25 Club. 9.
ument VS. Job Press No 2, 8; Compos.
ing vs. Job Press No. l. 9.
STANDING ~
Evening star., 1940-01-21
hoc H. Boxers Rout MeN George Washington Five Trims P
District Record Tied
In Co|onia|s' 1870
Romp on Court
Gobblers Never in Come
As Eoeh Of II Players
Victors Use Score

George Washington University's
crack basket ball team did every
thing but throw baskets for the
enemy last night at Tech High
School In an effort to keep down the
score against Virginia Tech. but
without much success for the Co.
lonials wound up with Q 74-to-30
victory and tied themselves for the
unofncial District scoring record.
The Gobblers never were in the
game after the first couple of
minutes, although Coach Bill Rein
hart Of the victorious crew played
all IL Of his courtmen and in the
second half kept his entire first
team on the bench.
Sixth Straight for 6. w.
The defeat Of the v. P. I. quint
was not unexpected, but the score
was, for previously the Gobblers had
played Maryland close game before
bowling. Last night, though, they
didn't belong on the same floor with
the Colonials, who registered their
sixth straight victory and their
eighth triumph in 10 games this
year further to establish themselves
as one Of the outstanding cage teams
in the East.
Each Of the dozen Colonials
scored at least q field goal in q
game witnessed by only q few hum
dred fans. The ~ points-co compiled
through the medium Of 81 field goals
and six foul shots-generally is ac-
cepted as one Of the two highest
totals scored by a local college team
in at least offhand memory. Earlier
in the campaign George Washing
ton ran up "a points against David
son. but this defeat was not as
decisive inasmuch as this Southern
team had scored a.
Zunic Leads Attack.
Thirty seconds after play started
Bobby 0ilham dropped in q follow
up shot and the rout was on. At
the end of the first half. which
found an entirely substitute team
in the game for George Washington,
the score was 37-6. Over one stretch
the Colonials scored II consecutive
points without yielding one.
Matt zunic, only junior in the
flrst-string team otherwise composed
of two seniors and two sophomores
was the leading scorer for the win
?rs with the nine points he regis
tered in the 10 minutes that he
played. Eddie Amendola. Red Auer-
bach and Gilham, each of whom
saw only limited action, scored eight
apiece. The games top scored was
Ingram of v. p. l., who scored 10
points chiefly by standing far of
and potting.
A portion of the cards proceeds
will be turned over to the Presidents
1nfantile Paralysis Fund.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
Come Preserve Wanted
In Calvert County

BY the Associated Press
PRINCE FREDERICK, Md, Jan.
20.-Establshment of a Calvert
County game preserve within the
year" is the goal of the County
Council, John B. Gray, jr., president,
said.
Unless something is done imme-
diately to protect and foster the
game supply, he explained. hunting
prospects in Calvert, once a happy
hunting ground" are poor.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
Cardinal basketers
Blasted, s. 10 H,
By Baltimore j.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 2O.-Balti-
more University's Bees turned on the
heat in the second half tonight and
almost blasted Catholic University
OIL the basketball court, SO to 20.
The Bees weren't so busy the first
half. holding only 20 to II edge.
In the second and third periods,
however, the shelling began and the
visitors were helpless before the
sharpshooting of Winitsky, Pellino
and Holman.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
s.. AIban' 5 basketers
Give Gilman Quint
B-12 Drubbing
Special Dispatch to The star.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan. 20.-
Holding its opponent to 4 single
field goal in the second half, st.
Adams chalked up . comparatively
easy 2S-12 victory over Gilman
School tossers here today.
Gilman assumed an 8-6 lead in
the first period but the Washington
aggregation forged ahead In the
second and held a commanding
20-8 lead ut the half time. Harmon
and Terry paced st. Adams attack,
while Dick Willse was the only Gill
man player able to sink more than
one field roal
Evening star., 1940-01-21
Girl Wins Skating Title

RYE, N. Y, Jan. 20 R.-Jane
Vaughn, attractive young defending
champion from Philadelphia. won
the senior womens title in the East
ern figure skating championships
today.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
Giunt Recruit Hits Hard

Rae Blaemire, husky Gary, Ind. =,
boy with aspirations Of making the
Giants catching staff, won his
chance in the big leagues by batting
.327 1T Nashville last year.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
Totals is 434 Totals 10 "a
Referee-Mr. RirminRham
Augusta Wins BY Point

FRONT ROYAL, Va, Jan. 90
Augusta Military Academy won a
basket ball game here this after
noon from Randolph-Macon Acad-
emy, in the last minute OF play,
a. tn 23
Evening star., 1940-01-21
Army Quint Impressive

WEST POINT, N. Y, Jan. 20 P).
Taking an early lead which the
Big Red was unable to overcome, a
greatly improved Army quint
trounced Cornell today, 1896.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
Cusick to Pilot Albany

ALBANY, Ca. Jan. 20 (R.-Joe
Cysick, 26-year-old catcher, was
named player-manager of the
Albany Cardinals of the Georgia
Florida League tonight by M. M.
Virgins, club president.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
West WashingtonFi Five
Ties Ninth Street
For ). :. Lead

West Washington Baptist went
into tie with Ninth Street Chris
tian for the Sunday School Basket
Ball League last night by turning
back Concordia. 34-28 while the rival
quint was bowling to Mount Vernon,
40-33.
Fillah, with IL points, paced West
Washington. C. Grimm of Concor-
dia and Witt of Epiphany tied for
high scoring honors of the evening
with Is points each.
The league standings and last
NIGHT e line.ins.
Evening star., 1940-01-21

Totals IA 533 Totals is 4 "a
Referee-Mr. Legse. Timer-Mr, Dent.
Scorers-Messrs. klay and Wales. Ten
Evening star., 1940-01-21

Totals - "a 674 Totals IL $50
Score at haif-o. w.. 81: vP.I
Time Of periods-2O minutes
Referee, j. Mitchell: umpire Mr.. Boyd.
Evening star., 1940-01-21

Totals --13 3 % Totals 81 l ga
- Halftime score-Baltimore. 20; Catholic
u. II.
Referee-Mr. Rhine (Baltimore).
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-01
MlsEk soRRENDJE:

MlSEK SoRRENDJE:
Vasarnap reggel 9 orakor kismise an
gol predikaci6val.
10: :30-kor nagymise magyar predika-
ci6vaI
Hetk0znapokon mise reggel S:30-kor.
GYONTATASoK:
Minden szombaton delutan 3-5-ig 6s
este 7-tG.
Minden els6 pentek el0tti csit0rt0k0n
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-01

vessz6paripajan probalnak meg
magasabbra feljutni.
Akik lit olyan nagyon szerel-
mesek Hitlerbe, akik nap-nap
utan a demokraciak vesztet
kivanjak (allitolag magyar
szempontboD, azok gondolkoz-
zanak rata, hogy NIT ad a
magyar foldmiivesnek ez az
ujabb nemet-magyar kereske-
delmi szerz6des.
Es gondolkozhatnak azon is,
hogy mifele szerz6deseket
nyomna lie Hitler a Duna ALA
mok torkan, ha ezt a haborut
gyozelemmel meguszna.
Talan hagyjak a mi lelkes kis
nacijaink, hogy a magyar
nemzet sorsat megis csak Hor-
thy kormanyzo es miniszte-
riuma intezzek, akik eddig =
a lehetoseg hatarai kozt =
egeszen jo munkat vegeztek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-01
A YER
AT0MLESzTESR0L

sokat hallunk mostanaban,
tehat erdemes par sort irni
roluk, hogy tobbet is tudjon
a kozonseg errol a fontos es
sokszor eletmento beavat-
kozasrol. Abbol all az, hogy
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vesziink egy kis vert - leg
feljebb egy pajntot, de gyak-
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leontjiik lassankent a beteg
ember erebe.
Verveszteseg eseten, pl. bal
eseteknel, vagy veszelyes szU-
leseknel fordul ilyesmi elo, ma
gyon ritkan operacioknal ma
mar. De az operacio utan
azert adunk veratomlesztest
betegnek, hogy a sebeszi be-
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kot, megrazkodtatast, jobban
kiallja.
Hosszas ideig tarto geny-
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sokat majdnem megd a YER
atomlesztes es rajottek, hogy
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csoportba lehet osztani, a SEE
rint, hogy hogyan egyezik
meg masok verevel.
Ket csoport eleg gyakori
ezekb6l, a mask kett6 pedig
ritkabb. Van ezenkivul meg
egy fajta, amely yer minden-
kinek jo. A yer vetele egy-
szeru: egy b6ralatti venat.
viszeret egy vastag tiivel meg
szurunk es a tin keresztul
folyo vert felfogjuk egy edeny-
be, melyben egy sooldat meg
akadalyozza a yer megalva-
dasat. Ez rendkiviia fontos.
EFT a vert mindjart egy sok-
kal vekonyabb tim keresztiil
lassankent befolyatjuk a be-
teg kony0khAjl6saban lev6
boralatti nagy erbe es szok-
funk hozzaadni meg valami-
lyen SO, vagy cukor-o -oldatot
is. Egy kis tapasz eleg a til
szurasok helyere, mikor ke-
szen vagEunk
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kuldottei egyhazunk birtoka-
ba a kifizetett valtokat es
tisztazott iratokat.
Egyhazunk vezet6sege ez-
uton is szeretettel meghivja
gyulekezetunk tagjait es joba-
ratait, vaaamint Youngstown
es kornyeke mindazon ma
gyarsagat, Xix egyhazunk hala
ado, or0nunnepleseben veliink
oSztozkodni ohajtanak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-01

MISEK RENDJE: Vasarna-
pokon kis mise 9 orakor angol
oktatassal. Macy mise 10 ora
80 perckor magyar scent be-
szeddel. Hetk0znapokon scent
mise 9 orakor.
Tenplom:. 7O2 Mahoning
Avenue.
Minde7a Uasdrnap, d. e. 9
orakor kismise es katekizmusi
oktatasok. 1890 orakor Macy
mise szentbeszeddel.
Minde1 SsOmbat0n 9-12-ig
az iskolas gyermekek oktatasa.
Mindennap delelott 9kor
gyontatas es szentmise.
HiQdtaloS ordk. Mindennap,
(vasarnap kivetelevel) delelott
10-12 craig es este 7-8-ig.
MOST VASARNAP, februar
4-en, este 6 orakor istenitisz-
telet a templomban. Isteni tisz
telet utan kezdetet veszi az
Egyhaz Feher Termeben csir-
kepaprikas vacsora, melyet az
Egyhaz vezetosege az vi lelke-
STINK metto fogadasara rem
deznek. A vacsorajegy: fell
notteknek so cent, a gyerme-
keknek Csc. Kezdete este 7 ora
kor. Ezen kedves estere ugy
a hiveket, mint a youngs-
town. 0sszmagyarsagot szere.
tettel meghivja az Egyhaz
tisztviselo kara.