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Gates 18th In Hitting

Batting averages of the Florida
State League, up to and including
games of August 2S, show that
Adair of Iceland is leading with
an average of 1886, followed by
Aleno, also of DeI.and, with 1926.
Martin of Daytona is third with
1924. William Gates of st. Aug
Justine is 18th on tie list. He has
played in 1873 games, been at bat
496 times, scored "A runs. col
lected 1876 hits and batted in 81
runs. He has knocked out one
four-baggar. Trammell of Palat-
ka leads in sacrifice hits with II
Gates and Zuoanic, his teammates,
have 16 each. The leading pitch.
er is Padgett of Gainesville with
81 victories and five defeats
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LEGALS
NOTICE To DEALERS
OFFICE OF THE STATE ROAD
DEPARTMENT
Tallahassee. Florids

OEE
Tallahassee. Florida
August "a. 1897
MAINTENANCE PROGRAM
Sealed bids will be received at
this office until 1880 A. NJ on the
eth day of September. 1897, for fur
nishing the following materials:
Project No. Sill. Road No. "A.
Monroe County. for approximately
1885, M.F.B.M. Untreated Timber
Long Leaf Yellow Pine So per cent
Heart. Prices are desired fob. Key
West. Florida.
All materials to be in accordance
with Specifications and Special Pro-
visions of the State Road Depart
ment.
NOTE: Bid sheets will be fur
nished to Dealers upon application
Department, Tallahassee, Florida
Bids will not be recognized unless
submitted on said bid sheet
A certified check in the amount
of per cent of bid and i'm no case
less than $3.50 made payable To the
Chairman OF the state Road Depart
ment must accompany each bid.
Cashiers check viii not be accent
ed, only certified checks with states
Documentary Stamps attached viii
be permitted. The successful bid
der Will be required to execute con-
tract and bond il the material fur
nished is $1,000 or more. Under
that amount the certified check will
be held until delivery.
The right is reserved to reject
any or all bids
STATE ROAD DEPARTMENT OF
! FLORIDA
Arthur r.. Hale, Chairman
J. H. Bowling. state Highway
engineer aug21; sept3. 1887
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Sensational York

Rudy FORK, at present, is the
most talked of player in the ma
jors. He is the wondering Indian
from Atco, Ga. 1t seemed as if
the Cherokee Indian was not fast
enough for the Quilted, was
awkward at third and certainly
could not chase the great Green
berg off first. 1t was believed
that he was headed back for the
minors. After Cochrane was beam
ed, Hayworth and Tebbetts tried
to fill his shoes but failed. On
August 5, York got his chance to
catch and has been there ever
since and will probably stay in
that position. In 1885 he was the
most valuable player in the Tex
as League and in 1886 in the
American association he hit 81
homers and batted .344. He is "a
years old and it is expected that
he will be a home run marvel in
1888.
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LIE G AIS

ORDER OF PUBLICATION
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
Il. w. Van Brunt.
Plaintiff,
KS. Foreclosure of Lien Of
Tax Sale Certificates.
Cudjoe Key Corporation, a dis
solved domestic Florida corpora
tion. and all unknown persons
or parties whether natural,
corporate or municipal) claim
ing through, under. or from
said corporation, and III. George
Carroll, Jane Richards and
Charles +. Bailey, as trustees,
and Lawrence +. sherman. and
Douglas de RiChelieu and Ar
mand de RiChelieu, her husband,
,H+ Defendants.
1t appearing by the sworn bill OF
, complaint filed herein that the
plaintiff is entitled to an order of
, Publication.
IT Is ORDERED. that the de-
PENDANTS in this cause. namely:
= Cudjoe Key Corporation, a dis
solved domestic Florida corpora
ton, and all parties claiming in
terests, under or from the said Cud-
Joe Key Corporation, dissolved
domestic Florida corporation, or
scribed land. situate. lying and be-
ing in the County OF Monroe, state
of Florida, to-wit.
on the Island of Key West and
is part of Subdivision Nine 90
and all of Subdivision Eight (S)
OF Lot Four CD of Square Eight
90 according to r. O. Gwynn's
Four (4) Of Square Eight 80
of Tract Four "a of Simonton
and Wallis Addition, which said
diagram is recorded in Book
~ on page $50 Monroe County,
Florida, Records, and more par
ticularly described as follows:
Commencing at the corner of
Duval and Division Streets. and
running thence along Duval
| Street in Northwesterly di-
rection sixty-four (64) feet;
thence in a Northeasterly direc-
tion One Hundred (100) feet:
I thence in a SOutheasterly direc-
ton siXty-four (64) feet out to
! Division Street; thence along
| Division Street in South
westerly direction One Hundred
! GOO) feet to the point of be-
! ginning:
II. George Carroll. 40 wall Street,
New York city, State of New York.
Jane Richards, les Broadway. New
1 York City. State of New York, and
/ Charles r. Bailey. 40 Wall street
{ New York city. State of New York
as trustees; Lawrence r. sherman
! SO West 44th Street. New York City
/ State OF New York: Douglas de
/ Richelieu 40 East End Avenue
/ New York city, state of New York
1 and Armand de Richelieu, lher husr
| hand. 40 East Enp Avenpes New
York CITY. State Oh NaT 3ofk. BE-.
and eaeh Of them i fhefehg re
| CURED to- appear 70 tfe kHl "
! complaint, III she AlAeie eakiIla
| cause al Tie cdhrt hrnfSF In fMAtf X
| County, IFgofflda, in tho nlty g. k w
/ West. oll sfsnday. OctoiJer ii a. -
| 1891, otherwise the alsetrdt islns 81
| said bill ~ complaint VIII be taken
| as confessed by the said defendants
! This order shall be published once
| in The Key West Citizen. a news
paper Of general circulation pub
/ lshed in Monroe County. Florida
DONE AND ORDERED. this goth
I day Of August. 4. -. 1887.
Ross q Sawyer
Clark Of the Circuit Court in and
for Monroe County Florida.
tCircuit Court SealJ
j. I.auceiot Lester.
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
aug27; sept3 10 i7-24. 1891
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State All-Star Club

State All-Star Club
Florida State League has pick
ed an All-Star club for the year
1887. The following players ara
on the team: Catcher, Martin of
Daytona Beach; pitchers, Padgeet
and Sierra of Gainesville; first
base, McMulien of Gainesville
second base, Buck of Palatka
third base, Aleno of DeLand;
shortstop, Clary of Sanford; Ed.
Marin of Sanford in left, Jim
Saunders of Daytona in center
and Hughes of DeLand in right.
Other players who received hon,
Orable mention were: Zupanic,
Swindell, Rogers, William Gates.
GonsOrnick and Fitzgerald of st.
Augustine; Jones, Diddrickson,
Adair and McMullen of DeLand;
Fash iFeen and Jackson of Day
tona; Livingston, Beach and
Bray of Gainesville; Bonner, Nc
Gowan, Marina, Hubbell and
Meadow of Leesburg; Trammell,
Toenes and Emerson of Palaaka,
and Shirley, Overstreet, Robert.
son and Looney of Orlando.
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In the American League, Geh-
ringer of tho Tigers is setting the
pace at bat with an average of
$3.50. Othrs hitting hard are
Gehrig. .367; Travis, .367; Di-
Maggie, .364; Walker, .351;
Graenberg, .351. Pitchers rec
ord: Allen, Indians, Z won and
lost; Linke and Pearson, s won
and I lost; Poffenberger. won
and ? lost; Murphy, Is won and
, lost; Ruffing, &c won and /
lost; Lawson, Ia won and lost.
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Batteries For World Series
Mungo Suspended

Van Mungo has been suspend
ed from the Brooklyn club by
Manager Grimes, who says indef-
mite action was taken because OF
Decentralization" This is Nun.
COS second suspension this sea-
son and the third in two years
He was fined $1,000 and sus.
pended for three days in St. Louis
earlier in the year. He was sus-
pended in 1886 for leaving tht
club in Pittsburgh without per.
mission.
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Medwiek Still Leading

Ducky Wucky Mcdwick is still
leading both leagues in hitting
with an averag, of 800, up to
August %. Other leading hitters
in the National League ara: P.
Waner, 1857; Hartnett, 1872;
lombard, 81; Mize, .361; Her
man, .346. Leading pitchers are
Bryant, Cubs, Z won and l lost
Root, Cubs, II won and 4 lost
Bauers. Pirates, won and lost;
Hub5ell, II won and 6 lost;
Carleton, II won and lost
Fette, II won and 6 lost.
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Mathematical Chances

In the younger circuit, the clubs
which hava a mathematical chance
Of taking the pennant are De-
troit, Chicago, Boston and Cleve-
land. In the older loop, Chicago,
New York, St. Louis and Pitts
burgh may cop the flag.
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Louis SchmeIing

A bout between Joe Louis and
Max Schmcling is the only thing
the fans want now. 1t may be
staged on October IL, according
to reports. The writer believes
the LATHE, if staged, will not be
held until next summer. Anytime
it is held it will draw a million
dollar gate-just what Mike JAG
obs is dreaming arout.
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IN the American Leagae 4 IS
claiuped Washington Senators viii
have q new p.lot ard that Rucky
Harris vii 80 % the Ped Sex.
thai Cleveland Indians VIII gwt 3
ness mscHteg and ghat &c SSH 10
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A. NJ addihSt
Plaintiffs.
VS. Foreclosure of Lien of
Tax Sale Certificates.
Elizabeth r. Randall. and
Charles Randall. her husband,
and Ruth Cash Putnam, and
Webster F. Putnam, her husband,
Defendants.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
1t appearing by the sworn bill Of
complaint filed herein that the
plaintiffs are entitled to an order
of Publication,
IT Is ORDERED that the de-
PENDANTS in this cause. namely;
Elizabeth b. Randall and Charles
Randall, her husband, so Third
Avenue, Newark, New Jersey and
Ruth Cash Putnam and Webster +.
Putnam. her husband, Fort Tilden,
New York be. and each of them are
hereby required To appear to the
bill of complaint in the above en-
titled cause at the court house in
Monroe County, Florida. in the city
Of Key West on Monday, October
4, a. u. 1897. otherwise the allega-
tions Of said bill of complaint Will
he taken as confessed by the said
defendants. This order shall be
published once a week for four
consecutive weeks in The Key
West Citizen, "A newspaper Of gen
eral circulation published in Mon
roe County. Florida.
DONE AND ORDERED, this end
day OF September, a. ID. 1887.
Circuit Court SeaD
Ross G Sawyer
Clerk of the Circuit Court ia and
for Monroe Cocnty, Florida,
William V Aibury
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
sept3- octf
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Batting Crown Shaky

The batting crown in both
leagues are hanging in the bal
ance. Gehringer, Gehrig, Travis
and DiMaggio have a chance in the
American League, and Medwick,
p. Waner, Hartnett and Mize in
the National circuit.
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BoiIsx win No, Be Back?

II is rumored in the National
League that Burley Grimes viii
not be hack with Brooklyn Dodg-
ers next year. bat that Woody
English. veteran infjelaer. viii
take his place as pilot.
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OVERTIME GAMES
PUSH GIANTS FULL
CONTEST in FRONT
INDIANS WHIP YANKS AGAIN
BY SAME SCORE; cHISOX
TAKE TWIN BILL FROM
BOSOX
tSueciaI to The Citizen)

NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-Two
overtime games in the National
League yesterday afternoon push
ed Now York Giants one full
game in front of Chicago Cubs.
The Giants have a percentage of
COS and the Bruins, .598.
For the second day in row,
Pitcher Butcher got credit for
defeating the Windy City Tribe.
And it was his single in the
eleventh inning that brought homo
the run that downed Grimm's
charges, 4 to 3. The Cubs s9cur-
ed only eight hits and First Base
man ICavaretta made one bad
throw. The Dodgers landed on
Lee for is bingles
Home runs defeated St Louis
"a
Cardinals, 5 to 4, in ten innings.
The four-baggers accounted for
four of the TALES. Mccarthy,
first sacker for New York, wal
loped two balls for the circuit
and OFT smashed his 30th nome
run of the season.
Pittsburgh Pirates and Phila-
delphia Phillies hooked up in a
Suggest affair. The Buccos came
out on top, IL to 8, behind a Is
hit attack. Each team miscued
twice. A five-run rally in the
ninth put the gama on ice for the
Pirates.
Bob Teller at last defeated
Now YorI, Yankees and it was by
the same score that Galehouse
turned the trick the day before,
4 to 2. Teller held the Yanks to
five hits, including the 39th cir
cult blow by Joe DiMaggio, who
ruined Teller two-hit pitching
against the Yankees a while back.
Detroit Tigers took a 10-inning
game from Washington, 8 to 8.
Philadelphia Athletics pushed
St. Louis Browns a game further
down in the cellar, despite the
fact the AS were outhit, Z to IL.
Final score was 8 to 8.
Chicago White Sox took both
ends of a doubleheader from Bos-
ton Red Sox, 4 to 2 and 10 to 8.
The summaries.
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Rabbit Aaranvilie. another
rumor has i. VIII be the Pirates
manager next year. Rabbit, the
eternal midget. IS one Of the
smallest men 10 play in the big
leagues.
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Dizzv Must Rest

Doctors have ordered rest for
the great Dizzy Dean of the Gas
house Gang. He is suffering from
bursitis. The bursa is a sac-like
cavity and is inflamed.
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Doc PROMO of the Little Rock,
Southern League, club, who has
carried the Travellers to their first
pennant in many years, may land
with st. Louis Browns.
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In hoAs runs on the same date,
DiMaggio was leading with SO;
Foxx, 81: York. %: Med
wick, p; Cehringer, %; Green
berg. p; frosty, Dicley and
OFT. 25 each.
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Today In History

1852 England and colonial
America begin use Of Grerorian
calendar-ll days bloated out and
January made l2gal beginning
Of year instead of March Is.
17S7-Conventlon framing Con
stitution in Phi.a&Nphia drafted
law on ineligibility Of legislators
to sucH offices as were created or
the emoluments increased during
their term ~ office.
tSS5--Naval War College.
Newport. r l.. founded.
19lS-U. 5. Steamer Frank Ii.
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Root and Hartnettw

NOOI anu EAdEthSLt!
For twelve straight years, UNI
pires in the National League have
been announcing Root and Hart
nett as the battery for Chicago
Cubs.
Batteries For World Series
The writer predicts that the
batteries for the World Series
will be: For the Yanks, Gomez
and Dickey; Cubs, Lee and Hart
nett, or, Giants, Hubbell and
Mancuso, or, Cards, ]. Dean and
Owen, or, Pirates, Blanton and
Todd. Which shall it be?
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LEGALS

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
Archie Lowe and
A. NJ Adams,
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NOTICE

The undersigned will on the 18th
day of September, 4. ID. 1887, apply
To the Honorable Circuit Judges Of
the Eleventh Judicial Circuit Of
the State of Florida. in and for
Monroe County, for an order to
legalize their adoption of Martha
Jean GaFTick. a minor. resident Of
Key West, Monroe County. Florida
Dated at Key West. Florida,
August 6, 1887.
LYLE LEVIN
-. - L. !.
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Second Case
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Swift. Brandt and Padden; Jor-
gems, Johnson, Passeau, Lancaster,
kelleher and Grace.
Cincinnati at Boston. played in
doubleheader yesterday.
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First Game

Batteries. MAFCQuls Goh@Ale4
and Berg; Lee and Sewell
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l9lS-u. 5. Steamer Frank Ii
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Thomas. walbevw ard peSaus>sss
Whtehead, BroNn AID Shea.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Go Innings)

Nlu liHlhSSb
Batteries: Johnson, Weiland
and Owen; Gumbert, Smith, Coff-
man and Banning.
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30 Inningsl


Batteries: Deshong, Weaver and
r. Terrell; Poffenberger. Wade.
Coffman. Bridges, Gin and York.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Batteries; Pearson. Andrews
and Dickey; Teller and Pytlak.
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Battsrios: Kelly and Hayes
Walkup. Hennesey and Hoffman.
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Batterien: Lee and Hartnett !;
Hamlin, Lindsey, Butcher 8 and
Phelps. =
Evening star., 1937-09-09
Giants Given Real Fight.

THE victory for the Cubs enabled
them to stay within shouting dis
tance of the Giants, who had their
hands full before pulling out a 81
decision over their est-loved "haters.s
the Dodgers. A short while later.
the Brooklyn management announced
the signing Of Grimes at reported
substantial salary increase.
The Yanks pulled two games out
OF the fire against the Red Sox. They
took the opener, 80, with a run
in the ninth and then, with Gehrig's
thrty-third homer as the payoff
wallop, scored eight runs in the final
frame to win the second game, 9-6.
The Tigers managed only an even
break with the Indians, taking the
nlghtcap, 10-5, on Hank Green
berg's two homers, after dropping
the curtain raiser, 81. The Pirates
pounded the Reds, 7-e, in ten frames
and 3D. in nine.
-Four well-pitched games found the
Phillies splitting with the Bees and
the Athletics doing the same with
the Nationals. The Phils won, 6-3.
and lost, 10. The AS won, 20. and
then went down, 10. The White
SoX socked the Browns, 10-l.
Evening star., 1937-09-09
BY SID FEEDER,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

TINE st. Louis Cardinals looked
very much today as II they
were sharpening up q knife
for the purpose of cutting of
their collective nose to spite their
equally collective face.
II they were really serious about
suggesting a years retirement for
Dizzy Dean, and were not just talk
ing to throw scare into base balls
No. l blower offer, 1t would seem
they'd be doing themselves more harm
than good by shelving the greatest
pitching arm in the game for that
length Of time, despite his eccentrici-
ties.
The row started by Branch Rickey
with the retirement suggestion, and
followed, up by Deans plaintive plea
Tor permission to trade himself, took
the stage away from anything in the
big time today.
Playing second fiddle to the Rickey-
Dean brasses were such other develop
ments as the reappointment OF Boil
ing Boily" Grimes as chief umpire
batter and manager of the Brooklyn
Dodgers; the continuation Of the
Giants two-and-one-h -half-game lead
IN the National League race; the
widening Of the Yankees American
League edge to 10 full games, and the
rise of Pittsburgh to third place in
the National League and Cleveland
to fourth in the American.
Evening star., 1937-09-09

scholastic tackle last year and a
good one to keep your peppers on.
Harry Lenny. the fight manager,
Is going TO take his crack light
weight, Spider Runyan, on Euro
pean tour . On the way home
Harry will stop off in Ireland to
look for a heavyweight white hope.
In track meet in Japan yester-
day the half mile was won by
Uh, with Oh third All was an
also ran Ernie Lombardi of
the Reds hasn't made a sacrifice
hit in four seasons Clemson's
foot ballers will travel 5000 miles
to and from the wars this year
Texas University and Nebraska are
negotiating Z foot ball home-and-
home series to start in 1910 . .
The Huskers are tied up that far
ahead.
Max schmeling's first tune-up
bout for Joe Louis will be against
Evening star., 1937-09-09
D. c. S0FTIES START
IN MEET SATURDAY
Men Play Alabama's Best Team.
Women Face Oklahoma City
in First Round.
~ the Associated Press.

~ tne ASsoclater Press.
{ H1CAGO, III, September s.-The
National Capitals mems team
drew Alabama's title holder as a first
found opponent, while the Washing
ton women drew the champion of
Oklahoma City, in the national ANA
teur soft ball championship tourney
opening tonight at Soldier Field.
Only two games, involving the de-
Tending mems and women's cham
pions, are scheduled to be played to-
night, all other flrst-round games be-
ing listed for Saturday.
The mems 1886 champion, Kodak
Park Club of Rochester, N. Y, is
slated to meet Chicago's representa-
tive, and. the defending women's
champion, the National Manufacture
Ing Girls Of Cleveland, will meet To-
ronto.
More than IS teams are entered in
the two divisions.
Evening star., 1937-09-09
Diz Looks Good, Despite Loss.
THE Cards NAV have their reast

THE Cards may have their reasons
for talking about packing Dizzy's
arm-as well as his ability to talk it
out with any one in the game-in
moth balls for year These would
include. of course, the fact that such
a move would. as Hickey described it.
act as tonic and build up his base
ball morale as well as his arm
But on the other hand Dizzy has
given no evidence that his pitching
warrants years retirement-and
when he's right he's somewhat bet
ter than green hand at Jogging
'em in. His ailments of the moment.
he contends, are at worst only tenn
porary. He still is one of the games
big drawing cards as we'll as a piece
of ivory that could return tidy
sum on the open market
He certainly didn't look ready for
wheel chair yesterday as he pitched
a five-hitter against the Cubs. Al
Evening star., 1937-09-09
Royal Flush Puts Madigan Off to Happy Grid Start


paper called last weeks all-star
Tilt "foot-Baugh game" Pret-
ty slick Jimmy Kelly, the
Greenwich Village night club king.
VIII start a racing stable with two
nags called Dan Parker and Hugh
Bradley. after two well-known New
York sports editors.
The boys say Johnny Marcum of
the Red Sox is the LATEST Quv in
the American League .. He won't
even tote bat from the duQout.
but uses the one the batter ahead
OF him dropped at the plate.
Tale of two cities: On the same
day 722 st. Louis fans watched the
Athletics beat the Browns. So. a
crowd of $4,000 saw Jack Milne of
California win a dirt track motor
cycle race in London One of
the likeliest-looking freshman foot
ballers up at Syracuse Is Bill
Eschenfelder, all-New York City
Evening star., 1937-09-09

Walter Neusel in Berlin this Win
ter -. David Fromer has switched
from the Bridgeport Conn Post
to the Morgantown (W. Va.) Do
minion-News, where he is sports
editor.
Two challengers-Pedro Monta-
nez and Fred Apostoli-will be ia
Vorltes over title holders in Mike
Jacobs big carnival of cham
pions September % The guy
who broke the tuna fish catching
record up in Nova Scotia the other
day has only one arm.
Arthur Rooney, nephew of the
fellow who has been giving the
bookies headaches, is a backfield
candidate down at North Carolina
State Harry Gumbert, Giant
pitcher, lives only few miles
from Pittsburgh, but never saw
Forbes Field until he went there
with the Jints.