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Evening star., 1949-12-19

players would have taken down
about $1,000 apiece, the Rams
$1,000. AS it. was. the winners
got approximately $1,000 each, the
losers $789. The players pool to-
tailed 10 per cent Of a net just
short of sos, 900.
Although he didn't figure In
either of the scores. Van Buren,
the Eagles all-pro back. gave as
great a running exhibition as the
Coliseum has seen.
The one-time Louisiana State
star carried the ball 81 times fol
q net 1876 yards, breaking the
single-game record Of 159 yard!
in 10 tries set by Elmer Angsmar
when his Chicago Cardinals beat
Philadelphia for the title in the
1947 playoff. Van Buren shoot
loose for runs of 40. 26 and 2;
yards, and filled out his average
with frequent pile-driving shor1
punches to build up q 6.33 YARD
mark for the day.
He also surpassed a playof rec.
ord set by Bronko Nagurski, who
in four title games for the Chicago
Bears Travelled 214 yards in 81
times with the ball. In three title
games Van Buren now has 32(
yards in IS tries.
High Praise From Neale.
His coach, Earl Greasy Neale
chortled at the finish: "Steve rar
today the best I ever saw mar
rum" And he added: It'll bel
nobody ever ran like Van Burer
did in the mud"
The Eagles concentrated or
their ground game and it paie
of. Only once did passing be.
come important. Then three quick
tosses provided one of Philadel.
phia's touchdowns. The othe,
came on a blocked punt.
The teams spared through tht
first quarter, but the Eagles broke
loose early in the second. Quarter.
back Tommy Thompson tossed
two passes to Left End Jack Fer.
rante-the second of which he
caught just before it would have hit
the ground after it was DETECTED
Thompson mixed in tries at the
line, then rifled one to Pete Pihos
All-Pro end. for 81 yards and 8
touchdown. In the thrust. thu
Eagles went So yards in six plays
The second score came foul
minutes after the third quarter
started. The Rams were on thei1
10. set back by holding penalty
when End Leo Skladany broke
through to block Bob Waterdeld''
punt, pick up the ball on the three
and trot across. A high pass from
center was a contributing factor
Cliff Patton converted both scores
The Rams threatened only once
and that was nullif1ed by an inter.
ception. The Eagles lost a thirt
chance with Jim Farmer fumblee
on the seven.
Rams Rushing Futile.
The Rams didn't make a single
first down from q running play
They gained only 48 yards or
the ground, and lost 27 to thai
(See EAGLES, Page A-19D
Evening star., 1949-12-19
Pro Basketball
New Orleans School
Wins CYO Grid Come

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 19.-War-
rem Easton High School defeated
Arlington. (Mass.) High, 26 to l3,
in the seventh annual Catholic
Youth Organization football game
yesterday.
New Orleans high schools now
have won six of the seven games.
The other ended in tie.
Les Kennedy, star Warren
Easton back, scored the winning
touchdown on a 75-yard punt re-
turn in the fourth period and
Guard Lou LAMA added another
for insurance.
Don O'Brien scored both Of the
visitors touchdowI1S.
Evening star., 1949-12-19
Financial Figures
On Title Game
By the Assoeiotsd Press

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 49,
Here are the financial figures
on yesterdays. rain ridden
Philadelphia-Los Angeles game
for the National Football
League title:
Paid attendance - 27,9s0 tonly
22,245 were present).
Gross receipts-$127,034.0
Taxes and rental-Approximately
Net leceipts-Approximatsly s1o7.-
Total players pool-Approximatel'
$685. .25.
Winning plsyerf pool - Approxi-
mately $40, sos.
LOSING players pool-Approximately
S27.21O.69.
Each winning player's share-Ap-
proximately $1,000.
Each losing players share-Approx-
imately $7S9.
Pool for sectional second-place
clubS-Approxfm Rtely S7,6bS,
Evening star., 1949-12-19
Reserve Clause Suit
Involving Redskins
Up in Court Today

The Washington Redskins to-
day answered Ralph Ruthstrom's
suit for $4,100 in back salary by
filing a counter suit for $241. 80
which the pro football club con-
tends represents the unpaid bal
ance on a loan made to their one
time fullback before the start of
the 1947 National League season.
Ruthstrom, who contends he
was damaged by the Redskins re-
fusal to give him his release after
he was suspended early in the
1947 season, was the first witness
on the stand as the case opened
in District Court before Judge
David A. Pine.
Before testimony began 1t was
stipulated that the only defend
ant in the players suit is Pro
Football. Inc. the. Redskins cor
porate name, and that George
Marshall, president Of the club,
is not involved personally.
Test Of Reserve Clause.
In his opening testimony, Ruth
strom told OF receiving an advance
of $500 in March. 1947. from the
Redskins after they bought his
contract from the Los Angeles
Rams. He said he received a
second advance Of $500 from Leo
Dorsey, an attorney for the club
and one of its stockholders.
The suit was filed as another
test of the reserve clause, which
binds the player to remain with
the club with which he has con-
tracted, unless the club releases
him. There have been several
similar suits by baseball players.
Attorney Bernard Nordlinger
is representing the Redskins.
Ruthstrom, through Attorney
James j. Laughlin, is claiming
he was prevented from making
a living after being suspended by
the Redskins. He said he asked
Marshall for a written release so
he could play with Buffalo Of the
All-America Conference.
Laughlin said Buffalo would not
sign him without Marshall's re-
lease.
Marshall Says He Jumped.
Marshall said today that Ruth
strom had Jumped the Redskins
in Chicago in 1947. returning af-
ter a few days, and then left the
team again without permission and
went to Houston, Tex. The Red
skins president said that later Of
flcials Of the Buffalo club con-
tacted him and the case was re-
ferred to Commissioner Bert Bell
Of the National Football League.
In 1948 the Redskins asked waiv-
ers on Rukhstrom and released
him. Later he played with Buffalo
and the Baltimore Colts.
=, Laughlin contends that the
players mother was critically Ill
in Houston when Ruthstrom went
there. >s
Ruthstrom, who now is the
property of the Baltimore Colts,
was acquired by the Redskins from
Los Angeles in the trade that also
brought Tom Farmer heTe for
lSteve Bagarus. He played college
ball at Southern Methodist Uni
versity.
Evening star., 1949-12-19
By fhs Assoeiofsd Press

Aqua CAL1ENTE, Dec. 49,
Mrs. Wantha Davis, 32-year-old
mother of a 9-year-old boy, beat
Johnny Longden, one of America S
top jockeys, in a match horse race
yesterday.
Her son Lendol happily cried:
I'm glad mummy won."
Longden, who led the country's S
race riders in 1938-47-48, re-
fused to go to the stewards stand
for unsaddling and pictures.
He would make no comment.
Acquaintances quoted him as say
ing he would like to race her
again.
Mrs. Davis, wife of L. L. Davis,
horse trainer of Redlands, Calf.
rode 3-year-old Northeast over
6 furlongs in 1:12. Longden.
aboard Grey Spook, another g.
year-old, was a length and three
quarters behind.
Evening star., 1949-12-19
There was no betting.

Mrs. Davis, a veteran OF Mid
western and Western county fair
and bush track riding, got q
5-pound weight allowance from
Longden, whose mount carried
1873 pounds.
Longden sent Grey Spook away
in front at the break, but Mrs.
Davis quickly pushed Northeast
ahead and led from then on.
In the stretch she bore out, and
Longden pressed Grey Spook IN
on the rail in a vain bid to over.
come his rivals lead.
In the winners circle Mrs. Davis
declared she was ready to ride
anywhere, any time, against any
other man." She started her rid
ing career in her native Liberal.
Kans. She has been riding here IN
exhibitions against other women
as an Arizona cowgirl"
Evening star., 1949-12-19
Minneapolis Regains
Loop Lead as hikan
in Crisis
BY the Axsoeiotad Pros

The Minneapolis LakerS arr
back on top of the National Bas'
ketball Associations merry Cen
trail Division chase.
The Lakers edged the Bostor
Celtics, IT to 70, last night to re-
place the Chicago Stays. who los'
and plunged to fourth place
Syracuse whipped Chicago, 81
to 73.
The victory. their 18th in 2:
starts, moved the Lakers one full
game ahead of Fort Wayne anc
Rochester, which are tied fol
second place.
Chicago, meanwhile. is only g
half game behind Minneapolis
but 1t trails both Fort Wayne ane
Rochester in percentage.
George Mikan made a grea1
second-half comeback at Bostor
to pace Minneapolis to its tri'
umph over the Celtics. Held tt
only three shots during the frs
half, the talented center rallied
at the finish to total "a points.
The output gave Mikan a 49,
point spread over indianapolis
Alex Groza in the keen duel fol
the circuits scoring lead.
Groza netted % points in lead
ing the Olympians to an 83-7!
triumph over Denver. The los
was the Nuggets 23d Of the cam
paign against three victories ane
left them Is full games behinc
Anderson, the Western pace
setter.
Anderson's hard-working Pack
ers rallied in the final five min
utes to whip the Tri-City Black
Hawks, 1860. Guard Frank
Brian, with II points, sparked An
derson to it's 18th triumph in 2(
games.
The Syracuse Nationals, East
ern pacemakers. also put on q
closing squirt to score their 18th
straight home victory in beating
Chicago. It was the 10th win in
% starts for the Mats, who hold
a 3-game edge over the second
place New York Knickerbockers.
Adolph Schayes spearheaded
the Syracuse offense with 2;
points, while Max Zaslofsky pot
ted 21 for Chicago.
Fort Wayne overcame a 80
point burst by Baltimore's Ed Sa-
doski to outlast the Bullets
106-95.
Sadowski hit seven field goals
and 16 of 18 free-throw attempts
but Fort Wayne staged a 34-point
final period to win going away.
Bob Carpenter led Fort Wayne's
scoring with % points, while Pau
Hoffman added Is in Baltimore's
losing effort.
New York plays at Anderson
tonight in the only game sched.
uled. .--.. ........
Evening star., 1949-12-19

gave up StTU11g -dIIHeu young P10o11e! '1'e
possibly $150,00O in cash. Over the week end
they got Rookie First Baseman Dick Kryhoskl
from the Yankees in exchange for one OF the
original Golden Boys Dick Wakefield.
In giving up Wakefield the Tigers were
publicly admitting they'd made mistake back
in 1e41. when Chief Scout Wish Egan paid the
University of Michigan star bonus reported
to range from $45.OO0 to $4,000, plus an auto
mobile in which to ride to the bank. True,
Wakefield no longer was a help but one way OF
looking at the Kryhoski deal is that Detroit
thought so much of this clumsy, unnamed
rookie first baseman that the Tigers gamoled
on Wakefields coming alive in Yankee Stadium
and living up to that fabulous bonus, IN behalf
Evening star., 1949-12-19
Win, Lose, or Draw
By FRANCIS STANN
de Are No Objects

there fresh evidence the Detroit Tigers are pulne
effort to win the American League pennant
they have acquired brand-neW right side
ineld, and pride have been no objects
Second Priddy from the Browns they
Evening star., 1949-12-19


Maybe the Tigers talked Manager Dresser of Oak
the Pacific Coast League or more otand and the
Yankees of working agreement and during m ecen
winter meeting Dresser even saying ne hopeo
pal Bucky Harris wouldn't get hShosk away ~
the Yanks.
He Wants to PIoy Says Dresser
Dresser Kryhoi manager after last July za "nen me e
YANKEES oponed the nfder to Oakland IN the
Coast League Kyhos hit 324 and he won booster IN
got to be better than good Dresser was tes
friends in New York when first see Kyhoski
YOU say to yourself did this fugitive from some industrial
organized ball.? He doesn't LOOK mucn ke rea
professional He's awkward field he can't make that double
play and he'll look so lousy on some ptches
when hitting that you hold your head. s., -. <...
and three bases I've been oasepa
a but fellow who wanted to play oa so
much Kryhosk Grf Bucky want him IN tna
Robinson deal In from now the Ko WI" oe DEUEL.
than Robinson even up.
One Afternoon at St. Pete
If Dressens overly complimentary. be due
fact that until the last two weeks the
public of Dick Kyhosk
He was with the Yankees until late last July but he played only
when Casey figured best of it. Kryhosk
hitting probably better than other American League
rst when stengel sent him to Oakland
Kryhoki of surviving the spring training cut
ST. Petersburg when
stengel was sitting dugout exhibition with
Cardinals and talking about his first base problem
Casey but what the hell? Tomys right
shouldn't ought to shorten mans career by putting
greenon you right who'll spike himself to death
during fielding practice Anyway, play him today
and pack him Off"
Rich Boy, Poor Boy Theme
Kryhoski greenhon would reminded anybody
of Hal Chase somehow made mistakes and bat
oulng off the pitches couldn't hit until he'd made four
hits in five times at bat
"Sonofagun mutteed Stengel There alternative but
to look at Kryhoski
might this time speculate reckessy that perhaps the
deal will determine the pennant Wakefield
could be another Charley Keller for the YANKEES Khosk whose
shoulder makes him throw derhand be all
predicts. If so, it may mean flag for Detroit IT,
not young help determine the
pennant study contrasts this deal Wakefield
the rich wealthy before Tiger uniform Kry
hosk the tracks character He through
the mill Amsterdam Bnghamton Kansas City
Yankees Oakland.
od
Evening star., 1949-12-19

(See BASKETBALL, Page A-19o
Evening star., 1949-12-19

(See EAGLES, Page AID
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-05
VaFeni piva je znamo pc
mnoha stalet1.

New York. - Vedecky pre-
hled O varenf piva dokazuje, re
varenf piva ma temer tax sta
rou historic jake obdelavani pG-
dy. Zde je nekolik skutecnos-
tt, ktera toto tvrzen1 potvrzuje.
Ma mezopotanske vaze, pocha-
|zeifcf z roku $500 pred Kris
tenn jsou vyobrazeni 2 delnlci
u jedne kade, kde je zrejme va
reno pivo.
Kdyz Kristof Kolumbus pfi-
sci do stredni Ameriky r. 1902
zjistil, re tam bylo pivo jiz pred
MIN. Tamnf Indiani pill jaky-
81 obcerstvuj1c1 napoj, vyrobe-
ny re sladove korny a podoba-
Ijici sc velice anglickemu pivu.
John Alden, napadnik Pris-
cilly Mullenove byl wat ma pa
lubu lodi Mayflower proto, re
byl bednaTem a umel opravo-
vat study s pivem ma palube.
Prvnf beloch, narozeny v New
Yorku, imenem Jean Vigne Sc
stall sladkem a otevrel 81 dllnu
v mfstech, kde je nynl Wall
IStreet. William Penn, znamy
quaker 81 postavil pivovar po-
blfze sveho domova.
Vojaci americke revoluce do
stavali jeden kvart piva denne,
kdyz zasoby dochazely, zadal
pry tenkrat George Washing
ton, ably byly doplneny co nej-
drive.
Joseph Priestley objevil svo-
il theorii O lecebnych hodno-
tach kysliku, kdyz pozoroval a
studoval jak bublinky vystupu-
iii z piva. Prvnl zaflzeni ku
chlazeni vzduchu bylo zavede-
no v jednom pivovaru V Alex
andrii, Va, v roce 1880.
V roce 1910, cd kdy jsou k
disposici prvni statistiky, vypilo
Sc v Americe 182,690 sudu piva
ma obyvatelstvo 7,239,880 lidl.
lie to OTIS galonu ma osobu.
V roce 1913 vzrostlo obyva-
.Itelstvo Ameriky ma 146, ,OOC
Ilidf a spotrebovalo 86,992, 795
sudd piva coz je ma osobu 1876
-galon1. Pivovarnf pr6mysl "a
-mestnava nyni ma $4,000 lidl
kupuje "a $500, 100000 zeme.
delske vyrobky, vyplac1 asi stej'
! ny obnos We mzdach a plati ne
danich asi $500, 10000
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-05
Jen "ruska kultura" Ia
zeleznou oponou.

Praha. - V Ceskoslovensku
lie stale vice a vice uplatnovana
kultura sovetskych umelcI, "a
tim CO zapadni kulturn1 tvorba
|je hrube odsuzovana. Zestat-
nena nakladatelstvi chrlf stati-
Size vytiskd sov6tske politicke
literatury, kterou Size Tide ne
.ctou, ale must il kupovat, pro
toze tyto knihy jsou rozproda-
vany v zavodech, a ma delnlky
a zamestnance Sc cin1 natlak,
ably literaturu odeb1rali. Pfl-
slusne castky Sc jim potion str
hawaii S platu.
Rovnez film je zcela V rukou
komunistG s jejich tendenci a
ruske filmy, kterou jsou skoro
vylucn6 prom1tany, jsou kriti-
kou vynaseny, zatfm CO biogra-
fly zej1 pres veskere vyhody, po-
skytovane navstevnikGm, prazd
notOu.
V Nymburku zakazali komu-
niste tamnim ochotnik1m hrat
divadlo, protoze ochotnlci hra-
Ii netendencnf kusy, ktere Sc
setkavaly s velkym 1spechem /
v okolnlch mestech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-05
Vyhlidky komunistH " Risi.

Znalci pomerG v Nemecku
mali "a to, re komuniste nezls-
kali pri srpnovych volbach V
zapadnich zonach vice nez
SO vsech odevzdanych hlasu.
Anglicani propustili pfedcasne
z vezeni vddce nemeckych ko-
munistd Max Reimana, ably jim
nebylo vytykano, re veznenlm
Reimana snfzili volebn1 vyhlld-
ky komunistd. Ostatnl komu-
nistictf predaci vsak z tohoto
zakroku nemeli velkou radost,
chteli pri volbach z veznenl Rel
mana vytloukat politely kapi-
tai. Tez We vychodnim Nemec-
ku by komuniste neziskali vice
nez 10 az II procent hlasu,
kdyby tam byly konany skutec-
ne svobodne volby.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-05
Australsky plan vyroby masa.

V dusledku move smlouvy O
dodavce masa mezi Velkou Bri-
tamil a Australia, byly zahaje-
ny prvni prace ma obrovskem
die, jehoz ellen je vyuziti roz-
sahleho uzemi pastvin v Sever
mich oblastech a zhodnoceni
rozlehlych ploch zeme ma
Queenslandu.
Australasia vlada planuje,
re behem nekolika let vyda ma
provedenl tohoto projektu 80
milion1 liber sterlink1 a re tim
dokaze zvednout vyvoz hove
ziho masa do Britanie asi ma
400. 900 tun roche. Pr zacho-
vanf nynejslho pridelu Dude to
znamenati zasobeni masem te-
mer ma IA tydnG a umozni Vel
Ike Britanii znacnou neodvislost
ma dodavkach z Argentiny.
Jake svdj pf1spevek k tomu-
to dilu rozhodla Sc britska VIA
da, re zaruci odbyt veskereho
vyvozu schopne vyroby masa
mad australskou domacl spotre-
blu "a rozumne ceny We Spoj,
kralovstvf a to pc dobu Is let
a do urciteho, pevne stanovene-
no nejvyssfho mnozstvl. Po-
drobnejsi udaje o maximalni
hranici a cenach masa nebyly
dosud uv%erejneny.
Jake v pTfpade smluv o do
davkach masla a syria, tax
tentokrate Spoj. kralovstv1 u.
znalo "a vhodne limitovati po-
hyb cen behem pristfch sedm:
let. Je pravdepodobne, re O.
be vlady Sc dohodnou ma mini.
malnich a maximalnfch cenacf
a V ramci tohoto rozpeti budor
Sc ceny upravovat kazdym 70.
KEN zvlast.
Vlady jsou 81 vedomy toho
re jde O dlouhodobe plany a Il
Iiejich provedenf 81 vyzadi
znacnych dodavek materialu
dodavek. jez presahuji mono
sti Australia, specielne pokue
bezf O ocelove vyrobky a strojt
ma stavbu SLIME. Tyto dodav
ky budou pravdepodobne pro
vedeny Velkou Britanii. MUZ
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-05
Zarizeni pro uskladneni obili
hudou zdvoinasobena.

Washington, D. C. = Depart
ment zemedelstvf oznamil pla-
ny zdvojnasobit vladnl usklad-
novacf zarizen1 v pasmu, kde
ie pestovana korna. Soukrome
podniky byly vyzvany, ably uci-
nily nabfdky pro vybudovan1
uskladnovaciho prostoru pro
dalsfch 5O,OOO,OOO busld obili.
Skladist je tfeba k ulozeni
velkych zasob korny, zbylych
z drody roku 1913, Jakoz k u
skladneni zasob, ktere budou
Wade odvedeny z velmi dobre
drody, ocekavane letos. Vlada
je pry povinna zasoby ty pre-
wit ma zaklade programu o ce-
novych podporach pro zeme-
delske vyrobky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-05
Rusove urychluji socialisaci {
porustsni Pobalti.,

Praha. DIE spolehlivych
zprav re sovetskych republik
Lotysska, Litvy a Estonska po-
stup socialisace v techto zemich
nejen byl urychlen, nybrz i Il
Wy, jez Moskva poklada "a ne
spolehlive, jsou deportovany
ma vychod.
Je zfejmo, re Kreml je roz-
hodnut urychliti "rusifikacl"
techto baltickych provincll,
pravdepodobne z dGvodu bez-
pecnosti We spojenf S obranou
|Lenningradu. V Estonsku a
Litve byla usazena znacna cast
slovanskeho obyvatelstva.
Ma druhe strane Finskeho
zalivu Rusko jiz skoro uplne
porustilo byvale finske uzeml
Karelii a Viborg, z1skane pc
druhe svetove valce.
Posledni pTesne zpravy o po-
stupu kolektivisace jsou z kvet-
ma. Tehdy 80 procent lotys-
skych selskych usedlostl bylo
kolektivovano, SIS procent V f.
stonsku a SO procent V Live.
Myslf Sc, re Moskva hodla
dokonciti kolektivisaci V Eston-
sku a Lotyssku nez uplyne ten
to rok. V Litve tento program
lie provaden pomaleji, protoze
tam prot temto opatrenlm kla-
div odpor guerilove oddly ,Jenz
byly ieste velmi slime ma zacat-
ku tohoto roku a oficielne byly
odsouzeny CO "burzoasticko-
nacionalisticke podzemi."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-05
Gestapo ST stavi novy palac.

Praha. Prave byla ukonce-
ma soutez ma stavbu noveho pa
lace pro ministerstvo vnitra V
Praze ma Letne a prvn1 cenu do
stall architekt prof. J. Fragner.
Budova Dude p~ostavena mezi
dosavadnim palacem minister
.stva vnitra a mezi zemedel-
ISkym museem.
Pro policeini stat. iakym je
Ceskoslovensko, je ~pTlznacne,
re ma jedne strane vlada stale
lnarika, re stavebnf Dvouletka
naprosto zklamala, re nenl mo-
zne rozvinout stavebn1 ruch =
a ma druhe strane Sc stav1 pa
lac pro ministerstvo, We kterem
Sc soustreduje vsechen terror a
krutost komunistickeho rezimu.
Mic jsme necetli O tom, re by
komunisticka vlada stavela no.
We nemocnice, starobince a chu-
dobince, move jesle pro deti, no
We skoly, galerie a obrazarny.
musea, 1tulky pro prestarl6
d6lniky atd. Mic takoveho sc
nestavi. Ale novy palac pre-
ministerstvo vnitra, policii a ko-
munisticke gestapo sc stavi ia
ko jedna z prvnich verejnych
staveb V Ceskoslovensku, acko-
ii ministerstvo vnitra ma uz ma
Letne ohromny objekt, ktery by
svou velikost1 musil stacit na
pr. pro cel6 Spojene Staty anne.
ricke. Aparat spicld, udava-
cG, odposlouchavacu telefonu
a soukromych rozhovor1, poll.
cajtd tainych i u~niformovanycl
kancelaTe ma vyrabeni fales.
Inych obvineni a provokaci, Il.
rady ma falsovani dokumentt
i zkratka vsechno to, co stoj4
v policeman state ma prvnim
mfste a elm Sc takovy stat udr-
zuje pri zivote, to vsechno sc
rozrostlo "a jeden a pGl roku
komunisticke vlady do tako-
vych rozmeru, re potfebuje no.
Wy obrovsky palac O sesti pos
chodfch.
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SpOrtOvnf Hlfdka.
KRfZKOVE ZAPASY
v COLISEUM.
RETURN MATCH BY
POPULAR DEMAND

Pro priSti dtery, dine 8. srpna
Mr.. Ed Contos poTadatel kr1z-
kovych zapasu V Coliseum pfi-
pravuje velice slibny program
ma nemz dcast brati budou ma
sleduj1c1 zapasn1ci:
The Golden Superman, ZIG
ID. z Hollywood a Ivan Koma-
rolf, 228 ID. (Russian Adonis)
z NorWalk, Conn. VS.. Michael
Leone, 225 ID. (The italian Ter
ror) a George Macricostas, 224
ID. (The Golden Creek.
Zapas tento jest zapas dvojic
a v1tezi z1skati must 2 vitezstvl
re 3 utkanl.
V nasledujfcfm zapase ktery
urcen jest ma dobu As minut a.
neb l porazky 1cinkuj1:
Wally Dusek, 23O ID. (From
Riot Squad of Dusek's) z Oma-
ha, Nebr. VS.. Monsiuer Paris,
z Francie.
V nasleduj1cfch 2 zapasech
ktere urceny jsou ma dobu 80
minut aneb l porazky 1cinkuj1
Harry Finkelsteir, 218 ID. z
Bostonu VS.. Lou Bertucci, ZIG
Id. z Brooklynu.
Tony Cosenza, PIP ID. (Ita-
liam Flash) z New Yorku VS..
Hal Keene, 224 ub. re st. Louis.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-05
Predbezne ornament.

" ned6li. Fl. srpna Vylet
ma Holzknecht1v Sor pofada
Czechoslovak-American Civic
Association.
%. a "a. zaTi Skoln1 Ba-
Ear porada Patronat ma poem
ku skoly a We Skole Aug. Her
mana.
" ned6li, 10. listopadu ia
ternicove Hody pofada Sbol
Zlata Praha.
" ned6li, 27. listopadu
T6locvicnou Akademii pofad5
T. j. Sokol Washington, D. c.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-05

snahou je ~postarati Sc O zacho-
vanl techto mist a O usnadnenl
jejich ~navstevy takovymi pro-
stredky, jake jsou cesty, turis-
ticke znacky, literature, W.
stavky pod sirym nebem, mu-
sea, pfednasky a prdvodci. Ma
vstevniky stoj ityto veci jenom
velmi malo, nebo take v1bec
mic.
Common Council for American
Unity.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-05
Nejrychlejsi helikopter vyzkou-
sen namoTnictvem.

Washington, D. c.. = Manor
nictvo vyzkousf nynf helikop-
ter, ktery je p%ovazovan "a neJ-
rychlejS1 ma svete, bylo doclle-
no rychlosti 131 mile "a hodi-
nu. Pred tim drzel rychlostni
rekord anglicky helikopter Bri-
fish Fairy grodine vykonem
R4.3 mile "a hodinu.
'Novy stroj vyhl1z1 ponekud
jinak nez dosavadn1 helikopte-
ry tim, re ma 2 rGznymi smery
Sc o~tacejic1 %vrtule, Dude no po-
uzito hlavn6 pro zachranu, poi
me posadku 2 muzd0 a 5 cestu-
j1c1ch.