davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-25

javile jos pred mjesec dana,
te ponovile u velikom clanku,
par dana pred sam piknik, te
ma radio je bio pozvan brat
Boich da govori o povijesti
Hrvata, te ma Television Pc
tax prize piknika, nase dvije
sestre SUI publici prikazivali
kako hrvatske zene priprema-
ju kolace, sto je amerlcku
publiku zadovoljno iznenadilo
tako, da je Station zvalo sva
sila amerikanskih zena, da i'm
dadu recipe. Mi smo bill sret-
nj sto smo imali u svojoj sre-
dini goste, sestru Angjelinu
Simunovic, suprugu Steva ST.
munovica, dugogodisnjeg tai
nika odsjeka broj IA il Cleve-
landa, / Elizabeth Cleland IL
Gary, Indiana, Gdja. Dunlap,
koja je izvjestiteeljica ovog
programa, opet je pozvala
brata Boicha, da ma Tele-
vision kaze gledaocima o hr-
vatskoj povijesti. Nakon go
vora brata Boicha, gdja. Dun
lap bila je tako zanesena, da
je izjavila da je to prvi put
sto je ona cula "a Hrvate |
da .je brat Boich prvi Hrvat,
sto ga je ona ikad sastala, i
da Sc narod moze ponositi sa
takovim covjekom, koji je OBJ
nasao tako veliku cast u a
merickom javnom zivotu, te
tako dobro pozna historiju
svoga naroda.
Nakon programa mnogi su
zvali ma teelefon da i'm Sc ka-
ze putokaz do owe proslave,
tako da je ma samu proslavu
doslo tolika sila naroda, da
nisu imali gdje nj automobile
parkati. Dosao mas narod iz
sviju krajeva Stroke Arizone,
dosli svi nasi Srbi, da je o.
vo prvi puta da smo imali
priliku viditi svu nasu bracu
Srbe il Phoenix okolice. A
dosli SUI i Amerikanci, kao i
predstavnik drzavne admin
stracije, d drzavni odvjetnik
Hon. Robert Morrison, koji
je obdrzao lijep govor i po-
zdravio sve prisutne u ime IL
vrsujuceg tijela drzave Ari-
zone. Tako je isto pozdravio
prisutne uz ostale govornike
mas brat Hrvat, John Crnko-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-25

odmah nakon poroda. Polazio
je ovdje u katolicku pucku
skolu, te je istu svrsio sa do
brim uspjehom. Sada polazi
u st. Charles College, u ko-
jem uz svoje uGenje takodjer
svira u College Band.
On je veoma prijazan mia
die mnogo voli sport, k to-
me veoma aktivan u crkve-
MIN odredima, Cd mladosti
posluzivao je svecenike kod
svete mise u nasoj zupnoj
crkvi Svetog Trojstva.
U nasem odsjeku nalazi
svoga oca, a u nasem Po-
mlatku ostavlja mladju Sc
stru Maricu, koja &c takodjer
preci u odraslo clanstvo ma
Seq odsjeka kada zato vrije-
me dodje.
Clanstvo naseg odsjeka ce-
stita roditeljima Pintur ma
dobrom uzgoju mladog Josipa
i sto su ga dali malog upisati
u Pomladak, i sada opet u od-
raslo clanstvo nase dobro-
tvorne ustanove H. B. Zajed-
nice. Mladome Josipu klice-
mo - dobro nam doSao u ma
Sc redove, i zelimo mu dobru
srecu u njegovom buducem
zivotu, da bude dobar clan H.
B. Zajednice i ma ponos svo-
jim roditeeljima svome hr-
vatskome narodu.
j. JacmenOvich, tai.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-25
NafjeCaj "a ravnateIje Lietova|ista HBz

vezi odlukom Odbora Djecjeg Donna H.BZ. ovme
raspsuje nateca ravnatelje Ljeovalista HBZ ma
zemljstu Djecjeg Donna u Des Plaines Illinois
Natjecatelji - muz zena mladji cd 30 godina, po
mogucnost clanovi HBZ. moraju bt osposobljeni "a
takav posao maine: morau bt dobrom zdravlju
go zvahnosti; morau biti pragodv zivotu van
u bt iskusni vodjenju etovasa moraju razmjeti po
trebe onh koji etovanju morau bt zanteresiran
svrhu letovasta morau nositi odgovornost rad ko
in ocekue; konacno morau mat najmanje dvije godne
sveucsnih nauka iii nu zobrazbu koja iii osposobluje
vodjenje ljetovalsta.
Nick d. Sarich Superintendent
1901 Potter Road
Des PLANES, Illinois
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-25
Sa veIike prosIave Hrvatskog Dana
U Phoenix, Ariz., odrzanog |. maja

Kao sto je bio prize objavljeno nasem sluzbenom
gasu Hrva drzave Arzone pod vodstvom odsjeka "Val
ley of the Sun" Hvatskog Amerckog Kluba, obdrzavah
proslavu Hrvatskog Dana South Mountain Park Phoe-
Nix Arizona prvoga maja owe godine ~~->~"~-~N
Tjedan prize konekcijom brata Boicha dobili smo re-
klamu ma radio novnama ma Televson Novne OBJ
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-25
CR0ATlAN CENTER INA
SLUEDECE NASE PIKNIkE

20. maja - nedjelja, "Open
House" Ujedinjeni Odsjaci H.
B. Zajednice.
5. juna - nedjelja, zajed-
nicki odsjek broj 2 HKZ i
odsiek Al HBZ IL Millvale, Pa.
19. juna - treca nedjelja,
"a iednicki Americko Hrvatski
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-25
MoIim da Sc uvazi
Promjena adrese

Arvida, Que, Can. - Owl
me Sc dale do znanja clanstvu
odsjeka 666 i svima odsjecima
HBz, da je tajnik odsjeka 666
promjenoi svoju adresu. Sa-
danja adresa je: andre Ce-
linscak, 220 Alexander Street,
Arvida, Que, Canada.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-25
Joseph Pinfur
Sudhyvrxy 0uf

Sudbury, Ontario, Can. -
Drustvo "Sinovi i Kceri Hr-
vatske Domovine", odsj. 946
H.B.Z. ovime javlja radosnu
West svemu clanstvu i prija-
teljima, da ie presao IL gni-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-25
VI. Festival Hrv. Pjev. zupe "Mihanovit"

U nedjeju, dne 29 maja prosavit &c Hrvatska Pie
vacka zupa "Mihanovc' sjedstem u Gary Ind.
can naGn svoj sesti Festival Ako bacmo poged unatrag
uvjerit cemo kako e bio podan znacajan rad nash
prosvjetnih umjetnickh drustava u Novom svetu Cd
osnutka dalje radi canov poazec sve
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-25
Sa koncerta Duquesne University
1amburitzans u Chicago, Illinois

Posjet Duquesne University Tamburitzans Chcagu
svojm nanovijm koncertom estate ovdje edan ugodn
nezaboravni dogadja Ma IT, apra bio e prekrasni pro-
letn dan Chcagu, kad b covjek poetio prirodu da
nauzje proljene ljepote Ali mjesto toga
svh strana nahrupil Hrvati ostali Slaveni Eighth
Street Theatre svecanm opravama slobodno govorec
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-25

NSA wv AASoSA y u oNSSoAAAAA oPA
jim jezikom. Ia sve praktic-<
ne stvari Eighth Street The
atre mogao je toga dana biti
u srcu Zagreba. Prijatelj pre-
poznaje prijatelja i veselo ga
pozdravlja. Raspolozenje pu-
bike bio je prize pocetka
koncerta ma vrhuncu, kao da
su svi sa sigunoscu ocekiva-
Ii uzitak ugodnu razonodu.
Ogromno kazaliste bilo je jos
prize tri sata dupkom puno
svijeta.
Tocno u tri sata "a ne po
nasem, jedan sat kasnije), o.
gromna pozornica rastvorila
Sc, a u krasnim, raznobojnim
opravama pokazali sc ma Moi
nasi umjetnici, veseli, nasmi-
jani u lijepoj impozantnoj
grupi, udarili prvi broj u svo-
je tambure i zapjevali u ci-
stom hrvatskom jeziku. INA
te mislim kada zora svice",
njezno je zvucilo u ovom a.
merickom kazalistu, | cd on
da "a diva pol sata kasnije
svi smo sc u mislima, osjeca-
jima i melankolicnoj nostal-
giji prenijeli u stari kraj, u
one bezbrizne, lijepe dane pie
sme, kola i muzike / prve
mlade ljubavi.
U tom raspolozenju bilo je
lahko ostati, jer su mladi u
mjetnici svaku tocku progra-
ma, svaku pjesmu, svako ko-
10 i pies izvadjali originalno,
kao da su cijeli svoj zivot
proveli ma Balkanu. Nisi u nj
jednoj rijeci naglasku ma
Sac grjesku, pa nisi mogao
nj pomisliti, da su ii momci
djevojke rodjeni odrasli u
America. Dapace, neki medju
NINA / nisu Slaveni, pa 81
gurno neznaju znacaj rijeci
sto izgovaraju.
Munjevitom brzinom pre-
lazi; be IL hrvatskog folklora
- slovenski, pa dalmatinski,
If1acedonski, srpski. L. svake
okolice uzeli bi nekoliko pie
sama j kola, koja su najtipic-
Mia koja lijepo slikaju ka-
rakter narodnosti. Svaku po-
krajinu prikazali bi u odgo-
varajucoj nosnji. Upravo je
nevjerojatno sa koliko kosti-
ma oni raspolazu.
Ovogodisnji program raz-
likuje SO cd prijasnjih i po
tomu, sto sc sastoji cd mno-
go wise plesova i kola. A "a
to je ljepsi, jer djeluje ma
oko i uho. Skoro svi studen-
ii uzimaju pouku u baletnom
plesu, a u ovom programu j.
maju priliku da pokazu svo-
ju sposobnost. Divota je gle
dati kakovom brzinom vjes-
tinom sc oni krecu kakovom
preciznoscu nastupaju u swim
raznolikim plesovima. Tu je
hrvatski drmes, slovenski val
tier, srpsko Belo Lence, dal-
matinski Lin d o, banatsko
momacko nadigravanje, ma
cedonsko Kopacko, bunjevac-
ko kolo. Pa tn su jos ruski,
ukrajinski, kozacki, poljski il
drugi plesovi. Tu je / guslar
j frular.
Ali vrhunac programa po-
stizava Sc sa tradicijonalnom
pjesmom "Svatovac". Tam
bure prate poznatu svatov-
sku pjesmu, a zaogrnut kaba-
nicom pjeva pun osjecaja i
patosa odlicni barton, Ivan
Babic, sin naseg starog prija-
telja, Ivana Babica il Ali
quippe. Svojim pomno mani
kuriranim brcicima, on je maj
tipieniji balkanac u cijeloj
grupi. Da sc stvori ma ulici
Zagreba iii ma kojeg zabitog
sela, izgledao bi vjerni dio
tamosnje scene, daleko wise,
nego Ii produkat celicne Ali
quippe. Njegovo naglasivanje
i potcikivanje u ovoj vrlo br-
zoj i intrikantoj pjesmi je
majstorsko d jelo, vrhunac
cijelog programa.
n1n K~ouo1y;1 m Io~oe -
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-25

pokazao sposoban direktor -
impozantna persona. Njegovi
STUDENT SUI kao opcarani po
MENU. Premda uspjehu Du-
quesne Tamburitzans dopri-
nasaju wise osoba - maine
Charles R. Cubelic i Steve w.
Kovacev kao pomocnici; Ed
ward M. Sambol i John Lu-
govsky, u plesu i muzici, a
najvise Richard G. Crum, ko-
il je proveo cetiri mjeseca u
Jugoslaviji prosle godine i sa-
brao material "a tekuci pro-
gram, ipak glavni kredit ide
direktoru Kolaru. Pod njego-
vom upravom u zboru vlada
harmonic, ne samo muzicka,
nego isto tako i u medjusob-
MIN odnosajima. Njegovi dja-
ci gledaju ma direktora Ko-
lara sa obozavajucim respek-
tom. Pod danasnjom upra-
vom zbor je ucinio najvece
korake napred u zadnjih 18
godina, kako tehnicki, umjet-
nicki i u popularnosti, tako
i financijalno. U popularno-
sti danas SUI Duquesne Tam
buritzans ma vrhuncu a ujed-
no je i njihov Scholarship
Fund u vrlo dobrom stanju,
dok je pred tri godine posto-
jao veliki deficit. Uprava mas
obavjestava o novim, intere-
santnim pothvatima "a bolju
i stabilniju buducnost owe
grupe.
No glavna je stvar da il
owe grupe svake godine Of
padaju po nekoliko pojedina-
ca, koji SUI pokraj visoke aka
damske naobrazbe dobili o.
WI svestranu poduku u nasoj
tradicionalnoj narodnoj glaz-
bi, pjesmama i kolu, koju O.
nj ma nikoji drugi nacin nebi
mogli dobiti. Provesti cetiri
godine sa ovom grupom, o.
stavlja trajni utisak ma mia
dica i djevojku i oni &c ma
jedan iii drugi nacin biti no.
sioci nase narodne kulture u
ovoj zemlji. Oni svaki u svom
naselju postaju matica oko
koje Sc kupe nase buduce ko-
lo-grupe, tamburitza-grupe i
pjevacke grupe, koje Sc sa-
stole cd move, mlade anne
ricko-hrvatske generacije.
Lijepo je cd Hrv. Bratske
Zajednice da financijalno po-
maze ovu kulturnu ustanovu
u kojoj Sc nasa mladez ova-
ko pozitivno odgaja u nasim
narodnim tradicijama, i u ko-
joj sa svojim naporima do
biva naobrazbu "a korisnu i
zivotnu karijeru.
Odsjeci HBZ sirom owe zem-
lie i imucniji pojedinci trebali
bi redovito da podupiru Tam
buritzans Scholarship Fund,
da vodstvo owe ustanove o.
slobodi financijalnih briga. O.
nj &c nam "a to mnOpostr11ko
uzvratiti.
The Midwest Chapter of
the Duquesne University
Tamburitzans Alumni, koji su
chill sve pripreme "a cikaski
koncerat, lijepo su ugostili
nase putujuce umjetnike u
Chicagu. Ova grupica bivsih
Tamburitzans mnogo je radi-
la da koncerat uspije. Izdala
je ijepu program knjigu, ko-
ju su lokalni trgovci iskitili
svojim oglasima. Rezultat je,
da &c preostati lijepa svota
ciste dobiti "a Scholarship
Fund. Oni su i sami bill u
godno iznenadjeni sa vanred-
no lijepim odazivom ma kon-
cerat u Downtown teatru.
Moralni uspjeh bio je jos i
veci cd financijalnog. Nema
sumnje da &c Sc buduci kon-
certi redovito odrzavati u tea
tru MANIFESTO u plesnoj dvo-
rani.
U vecer nakon koncerta BIZ
la je plesna zabava u Hrvat-
-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-25

covjecja vrijednost je ona,
koju ma sebe sam stavi.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-25

null natrag u Pittsburgh. Sa
tim je jos jedna njihova u
spjeSna sezona otiSla u ne
zaboravnu povijest.
. Ivan Jurinic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-29
Pete Lash Likely
To Become Arn,ys
Starting | eft Half

WEST POINT, n. r, Sept. %
(R).--Pete Lllsh Of washington,
D. c.. was the probable choice
today to take over the left half
back Job on Arrny's football team.
The Cadets lost their second
man at that position when it wazs
learned that Joe Cygler had
fractured his ankle in . squad
scrimmage Tuesday and viii Be
out for the season.
Cygler, junior from Railway.
IN. j., had assumed the punting
and kicking -off chores since Bob
Kyasky, the original left half.
back, sprained his knee.
Lash, a 5-foot-10, l70-pound
senior, one Of Is lettermen, is .
graduate Of the gunnery school
lin Washington. Conn.,. where hA
was q three-sport star. He ats.
tended Sidwell Friends School
lin washington. D. c.. during the
sixth and seventh grades.
Lash is the son Of Col. and
Mrs. Percy H. Lash. currently re-
siding In Washington. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-29
Football
Opens Saturday

The Police Boys Club opens
its football season Saturday with
four games In Division ] and six
in Division III.
More than 600 boys are ex-
pected to participate in the three
classes OF Division /. the 85-
pound. 105-pound and 1885,
pound. Games viii be played ct
1 pm. Tuesdays and Thursdays
either at Turkey Thicket or
Fairlawn. Saturday games viii
be played at Fairlawn at II am.
and 2 pm. There viii be no
night games ct Fairlawn this
year. @ e
All boys are given physical
examinations and weighed. Uni
forms and equipment are pro-
vided by the annual fund drive.
There win be IL teams In Divi-
sion II. Clubs participating are
Southwest. Southeast. No. . and
No. Is. with each club having q
team In the 105-pound, lis
pound and i25-pound classes.
About 400 boys will play.
Saturdays schedule:
DIVISION I
lU5-pound-Ciub No. II W. Ciuh No
4 and cub No ". Club No. IL, both
Ut IL am. ~ Fairiawn,
l2h.pouns--cluh No. ~, Club No. II
and Club 5 W. Club IL, both ct Pm
DIVISION n
105-poupd- Southwest VI. Southeast
at Hoover playground and Club vs.
Club Ii ct Francis playground. both 81
1850 am.
il5-pound-- southwest 70, Southeast
90 Lincoln playground and 2 vs.. ID 81
Francis, both at 10 Am.
MISUNDERSTANDING vs. Southeast
Iat Lincoln and ". 10 ct Francis. both
lat / 80 pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-29
Campbell to Seek
Record

BOULDER CITY. New. Sept
90 R-Donald Campbell of
England win attempt to beat his
world speedboat record 202 81
m.p.h.-on Lake Mead, New. Oc-
tober IL to Is. tsss
Campbell, son Of England's
late speed king. Sir Malcolm
Campbell. is the only speed racer
who has gone better than 200
m.p.h. over water and lived TO
tell about it. His world record
was set on Lake Ullswater, Eng.
land, last July Is. ..I
His 25-foot. 2z-ton jet-pro.
pelled racer. the Bluebird, Is be-
ing shipped by air to New York.
1T win be flown to Nevada. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-29
Ann Hobercom Regions
Edge in Duckpin Roce

too, with q contribution Of 100
to the TIA, the record
was 696, rolled in February, 1852,
by Wales Decorators in the
Women's District Minor League
and featuring q count Of l8l bs
Mrs. HUH.
STANDINGS. Chatter Rar GA.
voieht "a. pethesda "a.
CLARENDON e.e. rornher's s-S.
Rinc pin e.e. pahst 40. paws
40
-
The two best bowlers Of the
evening turned up in the same
match in the Mems District
Minor League. with Mel Cooke
shooting 452 for Chatter Bar,
with games Of 1853, l43 and 1856,
and Mark Sperry firing 15I-422
for Anchor Grill. Chatter Bar
chung to a one-game lead by
winning, 81.
There we're nine matches
without a shutout. Other re-
suits, with high men in brack-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-29
BY ROD THOMAS

Ann Habercom was back on
top today In q touch-and-go
race for individual honors In
the Capital Women's Duckpin
League after an outstanding per-
Torrance by her team. the VIII
liam c. Weights. in which a
season record was hung up.
The Weights shot q game Of
SIT. highest thus far in what Is
beginning to shape up as Q high
scoring season.
To the big score Mrs. Haber-
com contributed $50, Agnes
Beias 143, Clara Walz 40, Betty
Hummer 133 and Ruth Nc
ClintM III.
Mrs. Habercom. with q set Of
SOL. showed her average TO 1877
for u games. This gave her a
four-pin edge over Hildur Lagos
Of Chatter Bar. the leagues
surprise performer, who last
night registered 373 with a high
game Of 1853. best Of the evening
Last week she was tops with 169
In winning two games from
the King Pins, at the King Pin
the Weights totaled 1.722. q sea-
son high for the league.
But the evenings finest pin
shooter was Olive Boots Petit
Of Bethesda Forty Alleys who
Tailed 145-414. Also a season
mark. it boosted Miss Petit!
average to 1866. approximately
the same figure that won for hel
the District No. ranking two
seasons ago.
Bethesda won two games from
the leading Chatter Bar team
Pabst Blue Ribbon, led by Fran.
ces Wilson's 356. edged jim
Comber's Restaurant, paced BY
Anita Trott's 348. and Rays Bal
and Grill. featuring Nell Huffi
$50. shaded Clarendon, led b.
Dotty Clark's 1913.
The Weights SIT is one Of tn,
biggest women's games on rec.
ord here. The all-time high O
TIA was rolled by the H. B. Lear.
team in the same league and a
the same plant in February. 1854
1t was marked by Vivian Walsh
renowned score Of 232. Mrs. Ha
bercom had a hand in this one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-29
b. BILL FUCHS
star star correspondent

ANNAPOLIS. Sept. 20. Some
people have short memories.
Coach Eddie Erdelatz Of Navy
Says with Q grin, and that's one
reason his team Is on q spot as
Iit prepares to meet South Caro-
lima Saturday at Columbia, 8. G..
aEyerybody's been picking us
Ito do great things" he says. so
I've don't trounce william q Mary
land now they're throwing dee
lsire' back In our faces. When !
FIRST came here 1t was q big thing
flor Navy just to win Q game.
NOW we win one and everybody
asks what's the matter?
cranky, I don't think there's
II darn thing wrong with this
team that o little experience
won't help. We don't have the
guards or the backs We had last
year: They need game expert
ence. Well get better as we 60
along.
Cites Ned Oldham
"Take Ned Oldham. our new
lhalfback. Tuesday night In prac-
ltice he really ran for the FIRST
thine. II he runs like that from
here on. he'll 60. They'll all
lget better from here on
There is one possible exception,
lErdelatz readily agrees. There
lis little room for Improvement
for Ronnie Beagle, the All-Amer-
lican end who missed the opener
because of an injured hand.
/ "He.s got this leather thing on
his hand now" Erdelatz says
"You wouldn't think there was
Ia thing wrong with his hand. In
practice he was catching passes
with two and three men on him
live come to the conclusion that
you can chop his hand on and
he'll still catch passes"
Two Lineup Changes Made
Movies Of the TO victory ovel
WEN resulted In two lneur
changes-Jim Wood for Wilson
Whitrnire at center and jim
Roger for Pat McCool at right
tackle. McCool and Roger have
been waging q close battle al
along for the starting tackle
berth, but Whitmire's demotior
came as q surprise.
whit got a little charley horse
, lin his leg In the beginning Of
the game" Erdelatz explained
1T was a tough break. Wood I'd
la very good job Of blocking. One
Iguy does better. regardless Of
1.-THE reasons. he moves up. That's
Jour policy and well carry II
Through the season."
Rex Enright. the South Caro-
lima coach. reports by telephone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-29

8.7oxf5, Reg. 2a.sS without
old tire. Now. IN aA05s
sets Of 4. tblack- ~
wails). Each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-29
Northwestern End Out
Additional Two Weeks

EVANSTON. H.. Sept. 20 tR.
Fred Nosal, Northwestern right
end. again is sidelined with In
|juries.
Nosal, who missed the opening
game Saturday because Of q
shoulder injury. now has injured
his knee. He is expected to be
Iout ut least two weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-29
sAUER HAS oNE-cAME EDGE
BoyIor Series Result
OF Totum' 5 Buddy Plan
~ MERRELL WHITTLESEY

6y MEAktkEHb WnkE1LESE1
The Maryland Baylor series, .
two-year rivalry that begins Sat-
urday night In Waco. Tex, and
ends. October 6. 1855. In College
Park. Is another result Of Jim
Tatnm's buddy system. Most Of
Maryiand's more lucrative nom
conference games have been with
teams whose coaches have been
good friends Of Tatum's. Red
Sanders at UCLA, Don Faurot at
Missouri, Andy Gustafson at
Miami and Wally Butts ct
Georgia are prime examples.
George Sauer. former Navy
coach who is In his sixth year at
Baylor. holds a 10 edge over
Tatum from Q game back in 1916.
Sauer was coaching Kansas, Ia
ttin was at Oklahoma. and
Kansas won. 1918.
Tatum recalls that 1t was the
muddiest day in his memory, and
Kansas won on q 40-yard field
goal. the only time in the game
that the ball left the ground on
Q kickoff. punt or field goal try.
The mud was so heavy the play
ers barely could lift their feet.
Remain Good Friends
Sauer and Tatum have re-
manned good friends since their
days in the Big Seven Confer
ence. When Jim signed Baylor
to home -home series he
was told by friends In Texas that
he wouldn't make a nickel on It.
because Baylor drew the smallest
crowds In the Southwest Con-
ference.
But Baylor installed q modern
lighting system last year and
Tatum understands Saturday
nights game probably viii draw
. sellout crowd Of $4,000. And
the Bears should be q top attrac-
ton ct College Park next fall.
Sauer has had four winning
seasons and one even at Baylor,
and his teams have scored in
every game except the first one
when George took over the
prospective cellar team Of the
Southwest Conference and lost
to Wyoming. TO. But that year
the Bears won seven and lost
three.
Unhappy m Navy Coach
It was no secret that Sauer was
not happy when he was the Navy
coach In 1913 and 10. His "a
team lost its first eight games
and then played the memorable
21-2l tie with Army. The next
year Navy had q 3-5-1 record
He was not working under the
most pleasant conditions and
left Navy with no regrets.
Sauer played under Dana x
Bible at Nebraska and his first
coaching job was at New Hamp-
shire. where he stayed I'VE years.
He had two iine seasons at
Kansas after leaving New Hamp-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-29
Ryder Cup Program Set

PALM SPRINGS. Calf. Sept.
20 R.--The British Ryder Cup
golf team will arrive on the
queen Elizabeth in New York
october 10 and reach here Octo-
BET N to prepare for the matches
with the United States team.
the Thunderbird Counery Club
announced. The matches are set
for November SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-29
ErdeIotz Says Experience
Is Middies Biggest Need

that his boys are up for this one.
The Gamecocks upset Army last
year and have publicized their
intentions Of doing the same 70
Navy.
THE boys feel they can win
|Enright says, land that attitz6E
lis certainly healthy. They know
they are meeting one Of the OUT
standing teams in the Unite1
states. They're going out to VIM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-29

shire, including an 81 year In
1913 and an Orange Bowl APP
pearance in which his team lost
to Georgia Tech.
Sauer has had two bowl teams
at Baylor. but he still has to win
q January game. His 1851 team
lost to Georgia Tech In the
Orange Bowl and last year the
Bears lost to Auburn. 33-l3. in
the Gator Bowl. However. there
are Q good many coaches who
maintain that Auburn was the
fastest finishing team Of 1854.
Baylor's three gular-season
defeats last year were to
Arkansas by q point and Miami
and Rice by six points each. The
Bears rolled up 237 points. but
they gave up 14l. with six Of
their opponents scoring three
touchdowns and Auburn I'VE.
Terps Scout Baylor
Most of the Maryland stan
secuted Baylor in the Gator Bowl
game last January, and Eddie
league has seen them against
Hardin Simmons and Villanova
this year. two triumphs In which
the Bears were not extended.
II =.