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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-09-12
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Ket napi innep vakaciomat
ARA hasznaltan1 fel, hogy a
tavoli farmer elofizetoinket
felkeressem.
Utamat a pennsylvania West
fele vettem, ahol be-
szoltam varga Janos vendeg-
szereto otthonaba, ahol a haz
asszonya szivesen nyujtotta at
az elofizetest. Beszed k0zben
Vargane annak az ohajanak
adott kifejezest, hogy szeretne
megismerkedni Borsod megye,
Onod-i es kornyeki foldieivel.
Maid tovabb menve Kovacs
B. Sander gy0nyorii gyiim0l-
cs0sel k0riilvett hajleka fele,
ahol a rokonsag ragyban dezs-
malta a barackfakat. Nekem
alig jutott valami. Kellemesen
eldiskuralgatva a haziakkal es
a vendegekkel. Tovabb szande-
koztam menni az elofizetes at
vetele utan, ianEkor a hazigaz-
da odasugja nekem, hogy SEE
refine jo tehenet venni meg
bizhato helyrol, ha e rovatban
tudomasara adnam a honfitar-
sainknak.
FERENCY DENES s,zinten e
sorok utjan ada tudomasul,
hogy szeretne eladni a jol rem
dezett formajat, mivel mar ne
hezere esik a rnunka. A lap
el6fizeteset szivesen rendezte.
Maid ellatogattam MOGOR
JANOS regenyes fekvesu bir-
tokara, ahol fiverenek Sharps-
villeben leyo uzletet vezeti. Icy
a hazimunka nagyobb reszet
is Mogor baratunknak kell ell.
Ivegezni. Kul0nben a beteg SO.
goranak a sharfs|illei iizlett
jutanyos aron elado, akinel
kedve lenne "a vasarhoz, meg
nezheti.
Oman atva.gva a hatart, a;
utamat Ohio eszaki resze fell
vettem, ahol utamba ESQ KUD
RICH ISTVANEK, Cortland
O. jol felszerelt birtokara er
kezve az elofizetest a Hirlap e!
Szabadsagra elkeszitve, talal
tam.
Maid a szomszedos ASZTAL
NOKI GEZA Bristolville-i ven
degszereto otthonaba szoltan
be, ahol a legnagyobb sajnaEa
tomra Asztalnoki baratunka
mem talaltam otthon. De ;
nyajas felesege, ak igazi ma
gyaros vendegszefetettel fo
gadja a latogatot, szivesen ell
tarsalog mindenkivel. Majt
keszseggel atnyujtotta a Hirla]
es a Szabadsag elofiz,eteset.
Hazafele igyekezve, az utam
ba ESQ KOVICS ISTVAf
Youngstown Churchill otthona
ba is beszoltam, ahol a. csalad
tagok nagyban keszitettek ell
"a piacra vivendo zoldsegfele
ket. A nagy elfoglaltsag miat
a lap iigyet hamar elinteztul
Masnap, Labor Day napjal
hosszabb kocsizas utan atran
dultam Hartville, O.-ba, aho
felkerestem VADASZ SAMUEl
z0ldsegtermel6, sep fekves
birtokat. Vadasz baratunk ne
hez munkajaban nagy segit
segere van a youngstown
MOLNAR ANDRAS, aki eve
ota a csaladnal tartozkodik.
A ket ferfi baratunk me
mindig AIT hiszi, hogy Ok ket
ten Macy legenyek, mivel a
akroni Nagyvasaron eljartak
Kallai kett6st. Hosszabb besze
getes utan ugy Hirlap, min
a Szabadsag ugyet is elintez
tiik.
linen atszoltam a szomszeC
ban lako VADASZ SANDOl
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-09-12
TOWN TOPICS
DIR. EUGENE LAURISIN
Reading on November 8
Radio Station WFMV

Opera found q pleasant little
home IN Budapest as early as
1884, in the Palace Theatre.
The number of outstanding
aOorks of Hungarian composers
-Ferenc Lisst, Carl Goldn,ark,
Rober Volknaan and Ferenc Err
kel-as nell as revolutionary
changes in opera aOhich took
place in the second half of
the 10Th century, made it ne
cessary to prouide a more ade-
Quate building. This led to
the opening OF the Royal Hun
garian Opera House in 1884.
Not long before that the
Ring theatre in Vienna had
been destroyed by fire. In con-
sequence OF this disaster eDery
precauti07a 1OGs obserUed in
the construction OF the inlpos-
ing Budapest Opera. The Fire
fighting apparatus and aDater
supply aOas entirely i1adepend-
ent from the city. A deep a0eH
aDas oug underneath the build
ing, from aOhich the Dhole
stage ce aoeU as the auditorium
could be flooded in q fe0
minutes.
Electricity was at a Dery
early stage, so the Opera House
aOas lighted aOith gas at that
time, but electric sparks aDere
utilized to light the 500 burn
ers of the huge central lustre
aUeighing 3 toms. The greatest
innOUGti0n aDaS hOzOeUer, a
mechanism aoorking by hy-
draulic pressure through zOhich
almost euery plank OF the
stage could be separately lift
ed or loWered to any desired
IeUel.
The artistic past of the 56
gear old Budapest Opera is
closely connected aDith Europe's
history of music. It's first
expert 0dviser a0as Franz Lisst
1Oh0 1Ods also the director of
the Budapest Academy OF
Music, now bearing his name.
The Budapest Opera has
made notable headWay, es-
pecidlly since the last aodr.
Sold ont houses are q matter
OF fact and beside a splendid
home cast, artists OF inter
national reputation cre
frequent guests. During the
last fen decades the reDiD1l
of the Magyar Opera has
taken place. Eugene Hubdy's
"The Violinist OF Crenaoaa'
depicts the life of Paganini,
,Dhie his "Annc Kare7ai1aa" is
also a fdDOrite With thedter
gOers. OF the more modern
composers Emo Dohndnyi's
. ''The Chieftain' Toa1er" is
: one OF the most poa0erful OF
operas ever aDritten;; his "Veil
of Pierette" as aOell as his
: "FunerdilIes" is a cleDer ballet
and pantonaime respectively.
There are operate n1cSter
pieces produced eDen IN the
original Magyar style, OF
g ,Dhich Zoltdn Koddly is the
a most successful composer,
o With the more modern BeI0
It Bart6k, perhaps the greatest
t. genius IN the c0ntemp0r0y1
Y musical aDOrd OF Hungary
a Koddly composed a nunabe,
Is of such extraordinary opera!
thGt they are north aDtils
t. dealing aOith in separate
% paper some other time.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-09-12

birtokara, ahol a csaladfo |
munkajaban nagy segitsegere
van a derek 4 fla es 6 leanya.
A Hirlap es a Szabadsag elo-
fizetesenek elintezese utan a
csaladfo iizenetet kiild0tt a
youngstown foldijenek, Cser-
nay Lajos szomszedomnak,
amt szivesen tovabbitottam.
Hetkoznapokon estenkint a
varosi elofizetoinket kerestem
fel, ahol t0bbnyire mar javult
az anyagi helyzet, a jobb ke-
reset miatt es igy a lappal
szemben is a legnagyobb kesz-
seggel tesznek eleget a kote-
lessegiiknek.
PAPAY LASZLo Richview
utcai otthonaban a kozepisko-
las leanya fogadott, ahj meg
tudva mi jaratban vagyok, ha-
mar el6keritette a csalad penz-
tarnoka. Mrs. Papayt mindig
nagy munkaban talalom, aki a
sep otthon rendben tartasa-
val aNandosn ell van foglalva.
Meg is van az eredmeny. A
lap ugyet szivesen intezte ell.
VARGA ZSIGMOND a Salt
Spring roadi otthonaban az
elofizetes a Hirlap es Szabad-
sagra szinten mar ell volt ke-
szitve. Most hallom, hogy Var
ga honfitarsunk a k0zel ma
pokban lett eloleptetve a Car
negie-Illino;s Ohio Works gyar-
telepen, mint ard Master. Gra-
tulalunk a haladashoz.
KOVACS MIKLOS, az Athle-
tikai Kor Steel st.-i mulatonak
a vezetoje hisito kiszolgalasa
utan szivesen rendezte az elo-
fizetest.
i PALoCZY FERENCNE a N.
Bellevista utcan a kedvenc
lapjara mar elkeszitve tartotta
al el6fizetest. Koszonet a pom
tossagert.
A szomszedsagban lako PIN
TER GYORGY mar turelmet-
lenil varta, a latogatasomat,
hogy a Hirlap evi elofizeteset
atszolgaltathassa. Meg telefo-
malt is az irodaba.
Maid atrandultam a szom-
szedos North Hartfordra, ahol
MIKITA JoZSEFET kedves ne
je es menye tarsasagaban ta-
latham udulve a szep otthon
tagas verandajan. A fatal
menyecske, aki alliancei szu-
letesU, csak nehany nap ota
lett youngstown lakos. Tobb-
fele targyu beszelgetes utan a
| megujitast szivesen rendeztek
, DUDAI JANOSNE a Man
chester utcai otthona veran-
dajan Macy beszedbe volt ell
melyedye a szomszedos Kal-
marneval. Mem akartam sokaig
zavarni q haziasszonyt yendege
szorakoztatasahan., az elofize.
test hamarosan elinteztiik.
CHAMBERS JANOSNET lea,
nyaval nehez munkaban talal
tam- A tagas lakasuk szobai
: max a belso festesevel voltak ell
| foglalva. A nagy flu segitsegt
. is jol jott volna most, ha
biciklievel ossze mem utk0zil
: egy mask pajtasa biciklievel
: amely karambolbol alaposa1
seriilt labbal keriilt XII. Icy an
( max az apolasaval van elfog
lalva es keves segitseget nyuj
: a hazban.
ToDOR JANOsNE regi jo is
2 meroSiink a N. Osborne utica
4 otthonaban a jokepu fiat mu
: tatta be, aki fatal kora dacar;
t ugy nez XII, mint egy dijbir
: kozo. A legmagasabb az eges
csaladban. Az el0fizetest keSz
: seggel szolgaltatta at Mrs
Z Todor.
q - u
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-09-12
ESEM En- Y EK

Kaptal1ak egg Ievelet an1ely-
ben bejelentik, hogy Akron
ban orssdgos konterencidt ke-
ssGlpek tdrtani noUe7aber h6
tolyanadn Magyar Beudndo-
roltakat Ved6 Orssdgos Kon--
ferencia" peDen.
Ket Nagybisottsdg, az ck-
roni, a detroiti Is egyike a neU
yorki ugyneuesett Nagybisott-
sdgoknak hivja 0ssse a konte-
rencidt, naiutd1a a hdrom tes-
tulet kuld0ttjei Akronban k0-
eos gydlest tartottak.
Neku7ak semn,i kitogdsunk
sem 1enne az ilyen "egylet-
k0sinek" neDesett Nagybisott-
sdgok k0s0s konterencidja ell
len, hd mem Uolna ssepen NIL
k0d6 fisetett titkdrral es iro-
ddual readelkes6 Anaerikai Ma
gyar Ss0vetsegink eppen
Washingtonban, ahol az Egye-
silt ANamok ko7agresssusa
SseEeI.
TeHesen igag az, hogy min
dentele idegen-gyil0lett6l Csc
peg6 t0ruenyjavcslatokat fog
max benyujtani a j0v6 ja'audr-
ban 0ssseaB nj kongresssus
ele. Igas az is, hogy esen tor
venyjavaslatok ellen harcol-
nu1ak kell, = de mem egy "Oe-
90 tandccsap hcnen1 egg al
zand6an Washingtonban see
kel0 anerikai magyar pense1s
fentartott k0sponti sservvel,
anaelynek kiUdl6 tud6s egye-
ten1i ta71dr titkdrdt isn1eri Sse-
melyesen a t0rDenyhos6k ncgy
reSse.
Ha in1posdns tiltakosdst
akGrnak az Gnaerikdi nlDgya-
r0k, Gkkor ne n1enjenek Ak
ronba tilt0kosni el0re q be-
nyujtand6 tor De7ayjdvaslatok
ellen. Tartsanak maid gyu-
lest valamikor janudr Uegen
Washingtonban, cnaikor nad'
ismerik a t0rvenyjaUaslatokat
HiDjdk meg ARA a gyulesre q
t0ruenyjavaslctokat bead6 tor
Denyh0s6kat es oft naondjdA
meg, hogy naiert mem helyes
Hk j1vdslntaik1t. oft bizsdA
meg az Amerikai Magyar Ss0
vetseget, anelyaek tcDjd kell
hogy legyea naiaden vdro!
Nagybisottsdga, es amely'ael
fiset6 tagja hdvona orssdgo'
egyletunk es egyhdsai'1k Macy
resse, hogy jelenjen meg
t0rvenyjavaslatok telett tdr
gyal6 bisottsdgok el6tt es NJ
csak tiHakosson de felsorol
tenyekkel es ervekkel igyekes
zen bisonyitani hogy az ilye'
tajta javaslatok nen1csak
tisstesseges, becsdletes Anne
rikdt Sseret6 bevd7adoroltGk
nGk drta1aak, de ige1.is drtal
mara vannak az egess orssdg
max.
NcgyOn is att6l tGrtunl
(renaeljiik mem ugy less), hogl
az akroai "ved6 konferencia'
alkalmat fog ssolgdltatni rel
tett kO11nl1l1aist1 n1unkdrQ
Ha a konferencia Dedeni aAca7
akcor ett6l 0edje meg a ma
gyarSdg0t. Senanai sem ar
annyira d Observation-Disclosures
mint a soraikban appang'
k0nan1uaistdk es ndsik -
naondjuk hogy kom1naalndsik.
Az akro1ai konterencidra "a
l6ssieIleg elne1anek naaj'
sep ssdmnaal, nai1,den kiil0
nos program nelkIl, pens
fOg7adk k0lteai, nem togjd
tudni, hogy nair6l is van Sc
Semnai te1ay el6ttuk mem to
tekId1ai. Hosnak maid 11dgg
hangu hatdrosctokat es asoto
elkIIdhetik a s6hivatalba, men
asok tenyleges n1u,alca nelkii
oft q tett helye71, d1aOl a KOn
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-09-12
VERHOVAY SEGELY
EGYLET HIREI

A Verhovay Segely Egylet
felevi igazgatosagi gyulese
hetf6n, september loan kez-
d6dik Pittsburgh, Pa. az egy-
let szekhelyen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-01-31
Basket Ball Games

Duke 4s; Maryland. 81.
Maryland Frosh, "a: Annapolis High. 10.
aeossstoan Il r Mount Rs ST. Abans o.
Bethesda Chevy Chase, 20: Washing
Hyattsville, .33; Bladensburg. 10.
Rider 81; Geneva, 40.
Wake Forest. AZ: North Carolina, SO.
Roanoke. AZ: Bridgewater. "a.
Davis-Elkins 81; Bethany. So
Loyola New Orleans. 81: Louisiana
Butler 81: franklin, 40.
Otterbein, Al: Wittenberg. 35.
Baylor, So: Texas A; and NJ. $50
Texas Mines, 81: Arizona State, 81.
Abilene Christian, 35 Howard Payne.
oreean State, 40; Washington. 80.
Ar Kan sass Teachers ss 81; Henderson
Missouri valley, %: Central Missouri.
Eastern stern : oregon ss Normal. 40; Lewiston
St; 5sne de $50 50; Ro S,nt =, u.
Kirksville TEACHERS. 80; Kirksville
New Mexico Mines, A; New Mexico
Bethel, 80; College of Emporia. q;
St. re olsf Is: = oustavus Adolphus, "a,
Indiana. Teachers, A: slippery Rock. Al.
Fairmont Teachers, 81: California tPao
Teachers. Al
Hastings, 40: Midland, AZ.
western Illinois Teachers, 46: Illinois
College. 80.
York 80: Doane. 80
Manchester 81; Western Michigan, 40.
Miami tOhio). 40: Earlham, 35.
Carbondale Teachers. SO: Cape Girar-
deau Teachers. %
Loras, %. st. Ambrose. 81
Erskine 3S: Stetson, %.
Iowa Wesleyan. SO: Central Iowa, AZ,
Olivet, 40: Tri-State GndD. 80.
Bowling Green, "a: Mount Union. 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-01-31
Harder Work Than Ever
Is Faced by Stor

At least, that's the popular med
ical belief, and Cunningham shares
1t. Not that the Kansan is the sort
of convivial soul who is apt to set
about painting the town as soon as
he throws his spikes away. But he
fears the effect of a sedentary life,
following suddenly upon Is years
of the most gruelling sort of phys
ical effort.
AS I say, he's the boy who can
handle such a program of de-
training. Few athletes in history
have studied themselves and their
species as closely as Cunningham.
He holds a doctors degree in the
subject, and not one of those syn
thetic degrees which athletes some
times harvest. Cunningham has
given thought and labor to the
work, and his researches have
turned up stuff which is new.
It would be a dirty trick for the
rest of the country's milers to make
Glenn abandon his program and
work harder than ever in his last
year of competition, but that seems
to be what they're getting at. 1t
begins to look more every day as
though the master miller, if he wants
to take his title with him, will have
to sweat in its defense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-01-31
Long-Distance Coach
Tells T.. j. How 10
Lick Fordham
All Cards Need Do Now
Is to Turn Weak Team
Into Red-Hot Outfit

1t never rains unless it's cloud
burst for "Fod" Cotton, Catholic
University's gloomy basket ball
mentor. The affable Mr.. Cotton has
more than his share of woe and
misery this week as his Redbirds
prepare for Saturdays game with
Fordham at Jersey City.
To begin Catholic hasn't won
game thus far and isn't likely to
at its present pace. At least Ford
ham hardly figures to be the STEP
ping off point for the Rams have
fairly strong aggregation. Now the
game is listed as part of a twin
bill that is expected to lure some
1000 fans to Jersey City's big armory
and most of them have been led to
believe Catholic is going to whip
Fordham.
Should Be Easy Now.
On top Of this Cotton receives a
letter from a well-wisher in Newark
directing him how to play Fordham,
informing him who his best players
are, and giving individual instruc-
lions for the boys. All "Fod" has to
do-according to the WRITER'S see
that the team arrives safely, the
long distance coach will do the rest.
Cotton is optimistic enough to
think the Cards may give Fordham
some kind of a run for its money,
but Brookland fans who have
watched courtmen come and go
since Fred Rice turned out his great
Renders more than a decade
ago say this is the poorest collection
of alleged courtmen to wear the
school colors. Too dispirited, too
lackluster, they say.
Appear to Lack Fire.
Truly great teams have been few
and far between at c. u, but never
before has there been any complaint
about the boys spirit-they had it
to spare. Bernie Lieb, Eddie White,
Tom and Babe Gearty, Hermie
Schmarr, Joe Yanchulis, and others
of their ilk literally had to be driven
off the court. Those short on ability
atoned for it by being in Al condi-
ton, but the current crop isn't good
and isn't in good condition.
1t wouldn't be fair to indict the
entire team for Carmen Pirro,
Johnny White and one or two others
have worked hard and given their
best. but they are exceptions. This
team is loafing and all of CottonS
excuses can't cover up the fact. You
can see it in practice. And not only
is it going down to defeat Saturday
against Fordham but in the rest of
it's games unless, of course, it turns
over a fresh leaf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-01-31
Games in Recreation
Basket League Run
Hot and Cold
Victory Margins Ronse
From z to 30 Points
In II Contests

Margins Of difference in II D. O.
Recreation Department Basket Ball
League games last night ranged
from 2 to 30 points, with a forfeit
by De Molay to Civil Service In tho
Langley Division thrown in for good
measure.
With Clint QuantriIle, former
Eastern High star, leading the way.
Trinity M. E. rolled up the biggest
score with a 1918 rout of Bantam
Press in the Eastern Division. Other
games in that flight found Boiling
Field defeating Call Radio, 36-29,
and S. Kann Co. whipping Mount
Rainier, 20-9.
Theta Delta Phi had high score
in the Langley Division and this
leagues individual high scorer in
Dothie, who totaled Is points as his
mates trounced Commodity Credit,
1926. Trojan A. c. defeated D. c.
Silents, BIB, and Bates A. G. nosed
out Mails and Files, 21-19, in other
Langley games.
In the Mckinley Division, General
Accounting Office nipped Maritime
Commission, ills; Regal Clothiers
defeated Petworth, 1929, and the
Northeast Merchants stopped
Marvin Credit, 1921. The two Hecht
League contests resulted in Arcade's
24-7 win over Publicity and the
Stock Boys 1874 rout of the Clippers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-01-31
BY the Associated Press.

NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ j., Jan.
31.-Ernest Blood, 68-year-old bas-
ket ball mentor, looked back today
on a record of 1000 court victories,
but just couldn't see anything to
get excited about"
His latest pupils, the st. Bene-
diets Prep quintet of Newark,
reached that mark for Blood
coached teams last night, coming
from behind in the last two minutes
to play to defeat st. Peters High
School, % to %.
Blood, who started his coaching
career 40 years ago as Y. M. c. A.
instructor. obviously was pleased
with his latest victory, but only said
that he couldn't see anything to
get excited about. I'm just doing my
job"
Has Won Many Titles.
And what a job it has been. For
the professor" as he is known to
New Jerseyans, has produced
championship teams galore.
Since coming to the st. Benedict's
Is years ago the Gray Bees have
won nine official and three unofficial
prep school titles for the silver
matched mentor.
The professor" first sprang to
fame at Passaic High School where
his charges turned in 200 victories
against one loss from 1915 to 1925.
Passaic held a virtual monopoly on
high school championships during
that time.
In his last years at Passaic he
started the wonder" teams on a
drive that Melted 159 straight vic
tories before they met defeat. The
string, believed the longest in bas-
ket ball history, was snapped after
the professor left to coach Army.
He was at West Point for one year,
his team winning 16 games and
losing 2.
Refusing to pick an "all-time"
quintet of players he coached, Blood
volunteered that PASSAGES 1920-21
team was the best l-around" to
come under his tutelage. That team
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-01-31
Week Of Rest Buoys
Heurichs for Tilt
With Nemesis

Nothing less than grateful are the
Heurich Brewers for the American
Basket Ball League schedule which
finds them enjoying a whole weeks
rest before tackling their oldest
nemesis in pro ranks. 4
For next Sunday afternoon, Wash
ington's entry in the American
League will be called upon to face
the league-leading Philadelphia
Sphas at the Heurich gym and, ap-
parently, the Brewers have no
harder job.
Ten times since they joined the
league last season the Brewers have
met the Sphas and not once have
they been victorious. The Sphas'
rule includes three straight wins
over the Brewers this year when
Washington has been one of their
closest rivals.
The Sphas are reckoned to have
one of the greatest teams in the
leagues history with such players
as Joe (Shikey) Gotthofer, Petey
Rosenberg, Hal Rosan, Moe Gold
man and Morris Wolfe providing the
punch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-01-31
Central Tracksters
Toi|ing 10 GET Even
With Eastern
Memory Of Close Defeat
Lost Year Is Spur to
Peorce's Squad

Spurred by the memory of it's 2
point defeat in the public high track
championship by Eastern last year,
Central's promising young cinder
team is threatening to take up where
it left off in 80, and its coach, Hardy
Pearce, isn't the one to say it won't.
Proof of this is presented in the
second-foor corridors at Central.
-Four of these form a rectangle. the
longer sides of which measure at
least 125 yards, and here the track
men train industriously.
Squad Better Balanced.
1--WE have a better balanced team
than last year, if not as good in some
positions, says Pearce, but I can t
judge a lot from the indoor work
The outdoor activities will give me
a definite opinion of the team.
"Only about 20 boys were asked to
come out for indoor practice" con-
tinued Hardy. II probably could
have had more than 100 report, but
they would have been in their own
way. I'll call them all for the out
door season"
Several Already Chosen.
Several candidates already have
been selected to carry on for the
Blue and White, among them, Babe
Hayden, half-miler who recently
was elected team captain. Hayden
will run on the relay team as we'll as
in his speciality. Last year Central
defeated Eastern in the mile relay
and Hardy's lads don't expect to re-
linquish their supremacy in this
feud. Running with Hayden will be
John Bredbenner, Jimmy Porter,
Bill Edgerton and James Zuppa.
Fred Dunn and zuppa are Hardy's
sprinting hopefuls, while other
choices include Ray Forman in the
hurdles and Arthur Brasse in the
high jump.
Indoor meets to be entered in
clude the University of Maryland
5th Regiment games on February
10, the Southern Conference inter-
scholastics at Chapel Hill, N. c.,
February "a, and the Catholic Uni
versity meet March 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-01-31
De Paul Five Threatens
Great indiana Record
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Jan. 81. Coach
Branch McCracken will put re-
markable record on the block Sat-
urday night when his Indiana bas-
ket ball team invades Chicago to
play powerful De Paul five.
De Paul has won IA of Is games
this season, losing only to the high
ly-ranked University of Southern
California team in an overtime con-
test in December.
Indiana never has lost game out
side the Big Ten since McCracken
took charge of the HOLSTERS at the
start of last season. They have won
IS consecutive inconvenience en-
gagements and have lost only three
within the circuit, two last season
and one so far this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-01-31
Coach Blood, 68, Gains ! ,000th
Win in 1872 Game, but Sees
No Reason for Excitement

was captained by Blood's son, Paul,
but he insisted this fact had moth
ing to do" with his choice. Another
son later captained a champion st.
Benedict's squad.
His Record Is'Amazing.
The records show that Blood
coached teams-and they have rep
resented schools, colleges and social
organizations-Were bested but 81
times in the 49-year span.
His scholastic teams have won
562 games and lost 81; collegiate
squads won 1913 and lost II, and Y.
M. c. A. quintets won $40 and lost
"a.
Expressing a belief that basket
ball has reached its peak of per-
lection, the coach, whose career has
been almost as long as the game
itself, urged officials Ito leave the
rules as they are"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-01-31
Hoyos, Terps Face Tough
Going in Relay Races
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, Jan. 31.-George-
town, Maryland and Navy have
drawn stout assignments in their
respective relay brackets for the
Millrose games to be staged here
Saturday night, pairings released
today reveal.
Georgetown matches strides with
Manhattan and Holy Cross in a
mile relay and Maryland goes
against Fordham, Yale and Colum-
bia in a 2-mile test.
Navy stacks up against Penn,
M. I. r. and Columbia In another
mile run.