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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-31
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elsorendu nagyhatalom len
nj, mikor Hitler AuSZtriat ell
vette, a bukas okat azonban
mem Hitlerben es mem is ege-
szen haborut k0vet6 buta eS
erkolcstelen kulpolitikaban kell
kereSni.
Franciaorszag bels6 ziillese
olyan szomoru kepet mutat,
mintha egy orszag hullaja in
dult volna oszlasnak el6ttiink
es Europaban egy Macy fran
cia megrazkodtatast nem tar
tanak kizartnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-31
A MUNKA FRONTJAN

a bervagasok jarvanyan XII
viii keves lenyeges ujsag volt
a mutt heten.
Macy vitara adott alkalmat
az auto munkaSok szerveZete,
arnely most be akarja a PWA
munkasokat is szervezni.
Minthogy a PWA munkasok
a szovetseg szolgalataban ALL
max, ennek a szervezkedesnek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-31
CSEHORSZAG GAZDASACI

figgetlensege veget ert Is ez
a kis antant k0zeli formalis
halalat is je1enti.
A kis orszag j6forman el
van zarva a vilagtol es ezen-
tul csak Nemetorszagon vagy
Lengyelorszagon at szallithat,
amelyek egyike sem baratja az
eroszakosan 0sszetakolt allam-
max.
A nemet vasuti tarifaval
megfojthatjak Csehorszagot a
mikor akarjak, vagy amikor
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-31
A NEMET-OSZTRAK
KERDES

veglegesen el van intezve,
inert a befejezett teny elott az
egesz Europa meghatralt.
Austria nepe jobb sorsot ia
lal a nagy nemet egysegben,
amiert azonban az iildOzobe
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-31

szajat kinyitni.
Felhivjuk e helyen is New
York allan polgarait, hogy a
torveny ellen siirg6sen tilta-
kozzanak a kormanyz6nal es
kiizdjenek az ellen minden rem
delkezesre all6 eszkOzzel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-31

caulked and will be ready
for launching shortly. The
motion picture crew of the
Standard Oil Company
again spent several days
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-31
(Folytatas a 4-ik oldalr6lA
!. q

(FOlyCataS a ak Oldalr0ll
kat kapnak hetenkent, akik-
mex tehat segelyeket mem ad-
max S akik maholnap elelmet
sem tudnak venni abbol, amit
kereSnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-31

Part of the work last week
was made more difficult
by floods. These, however.
have now receded. The Sc.
cond flat boat is being
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-31
EUR0PABAN,ss
SPANYOLORSZAG

pusztulasa es pusztitasa tart
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-31

NEWS FLASH-March Is
The Adventure Galley re.
plica of the boat of the
same name built by the
Northwest Ii Pioneers 15C
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-31

NemetorSzaggal ,uijat hnz a
joy6ben ]
Mindezeket realizalta Anglia
kormanya, mikor a multi he
ten nem volt hajlando ra, hogy
garantalja az angel haGer6vel
Csehorszag teruleti epseget.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-31

only 9 inches of water. A
sweep will be used to steer
the vessel. Hundreds Of
spectators lined the bank
10 witness the launching.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-31

years ago was launched
during the past week. The
boat is so feet long, 13
feet wide with a cabin AZ
feet in length, and draws
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-31
hirdessen
lapunkb an
GYASZJELENTES

Alulirottak megtort szivInk igaz fajdamaval je-
lentuk feejthetetlen emleku huseges fer, edesapa
nagyapa, apos es rokon, Szanto, Abauj-Torna me-
gyei SzieteSu
Evening star., 1938-03-25
J0HNN|ES TACKLE
TOURNEY CHAMPS
Victors in Opening Round,
Washington DribbIers
Face FenWick High.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHICAGO, Ill, March 25-The un-
enviable task of stopping the defend
ing champion. Fenwick High of Oak
Park, ILL.,, in the fifteenth annual ma
tional Catholic scholastic basket ball
tourney, fell to St. Johns of Wash
inston, D. c., here today as the court
classic moved into the second round.
Despite nasty spill which forced
him from the game for a period yes
terday as st. Johns was trimming st.
Stephens Mission of Wyoming, 47-37,
Jimmy Mulvihill, scrappy guard, was
eager to start against Fenwick.
Battiste Guards Ace.
Coach Gene Augusterfer, with an
eye to the shooting prowess of Don
Kruger, al-tournament selection last
year, planned to place the close guard
ing Frank Battiste on him and rely
one joey Gallagher, Jim Giebel and
Johnny Swagart to kick through with
an avalanche of points.
FenWick, like st. Johns, was ex-
tended to the limit to gain the second
round, outlasting St Thomas Acad-
emy of st. Paul. Mimi, 1928, with
the 6-foot, 1S0-pound Kruger pac-
ing the attack with II points.
Giebel Keen in Clutch.
Gallagher, Giebel and Swagart
| chiefly were responsible for the John
MES advance. with Giebel inserting
two timely field goals in the final
minute after the score had been knot
ted at 81 points. Gallagher and SWag-
art concentrated on pot shots, while
Giebel was effective under the basket.
Yellow Otter, a 5-foot Pinch lad,
was the main scoring threat of the
fast-breaking Indians, tally!ng IL
poi1tS
Evening star., 1938-03-25
THREE T'TRAP PRIZES
Washington Gun Club Presents
Big Card Tomorrow.

Deviating from its usual program,
the Washington Gun Club will give
three prizes tomorrow at its weekly
shoot. Trophies will go to the club
member with high score on the first
so targets, to the high non-member
in the same event and to the low
score on the Sc, member or visitor.
Tomorrow also will see the start
Of a four-month competition for a
trophy to be given to the winner of
weekly 25-target events in which all
contestants will start at scratch of IS
yards and move back yards for each
win.
The maximum distance will be "a
yards. Two legs will be awarded on
each regular shooting day.
Evening star., 1938-03-25
BY STAFF Correspondent OF The Star

by StaH Correspondent OF Inc star.
ORLANDO, Fla, March 25.-
Owner Clark Griffith of the Mats
enthusiastically was waving a tele-
gram today from Angelo Giuliani,
the catcher he bought from the
Browns :. Feel as though I got
the best break of my life when sold
to Washington" wired Angelo
Smart fellow. Angy u. That kind
of stuff can't hurt him.
Add guys who have been around
a long time-Andy Cohen He
was up with the Giants, when Nc
Graw still was managing Now
Andy still is playing some pretty
good second base for Minneapolis
-. He is the elder brother. Incl
dentally, of Pitcher sgd Cohen,
who southpawed for the Mats a
couple years.
Danny Taylor. who played left
field for Minneapolis, also has been
around He was with Washing
ton. the Red Sox, Brooklyn and the
Cubs ). Danny made one of the
most auspicious debuts of all time
with the Griffs Hit a home
run the first time up.
The Mats have a busy stretch
ahead of them >. Today they were
Evening star., 1938-03-25
NdT JOo 6T6dK TO 1TUT6nT
BEST Of Life" New Catcher Wires Grffith-Tyinq
Schedule Ahead for Horrsmen

to play the Columbus club . To-
morrow it will be Kansas City :.
Then to Bradenton to meet the
Bees. Tampa to play Cincinnati,
Winter Haven to play Columbus and
Lakeland to battle Detroit.
Chief Hogsett, the Injun pitcher,
wears No SO on his back . . That
was the number of another good
Redskin, Sammy Baugh.
Evening star., 1938-03-25
Chase Finally Recouers Pitching Skill as Mats Drub MlerS
Wn, | ose or Draw
Old Buc Stor Says Bonuro Means Runs for Mats.
MISUNDERSTANDING Theory Still Growing.
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.

I John Camel the old Pittsburgh is of
orandos solid citizens, talking
zeke BonuraJoe Kuhe didn't
make the deal last winter he said liked personally
long was crying
Camel star back a
tootn little pitcher and batter
type only minus of the
fourihes Just
He will plate the
Buccaneer Look it this
ington had pitchers just
club AL
going bat fourth in the order he will
the pitchers something
start Meo Amad The thinking
IF get Amada
first the next inning with nobody base Naturally
himself trying to get Almada, Stone.
He will
will bring Bonura to bat with
sonua hit bad pitch he'll walk him. That will bring Simmons He's
odtm AL but he's not pitch to- either of
trades OF his life when he got that big Eyeaian"
Harris -McKechnie Tiff Still On.
After the Cincinnati Washington the other day Bucky Harris
poiea % on ms % 1 su th u, TO M simmons mn s ana & 1yoe DE- an ma
eighth
baseball opens
last inning with triple So what the Reds do? They
crossing the plate.
What Travis does long thrown That
suppose
hit past the nhed That makes
item gruned
bush league he muered BY the time Al 10 older has been
the probably
hat Meche had better get Damn good pitching this wound
Harris he'll
completely
Series when the
the title
circuit
to be gathering momentum ball especially the
Recently Mr. Tom Mean of the baseball writer's did
for the Saturday Evening called
Ieague?" Mr. should players
people, their nicke
Mr. Meany pointed with supporting
does not with the American
Meany
kid who a
the other
There
everybody
weaker league.
The player has
National League club
Washngons probably
League weaker that
thinking of the futurea gorifed
Evening star., 1938-03-25

director for the P. G. A., and every
one, from George Jacobus down, is
mighty pleased -. No matter what
the scores show, the golfer showing
the best form here is Harry Cooper
.. There is a real stylist for you
:. And one who knows his busi-
ness The guy is an artist.
Over at Chapel Hill, seat of the
University of North Carolina,
they're holding a pow-wow to pre-
sent to the university mammoth
$65O,000 gymnasium and SWIM
ming pool, which will give the uni
versity one Of the largest plants In
the South.
Evening star., 1938-03-25

N. Y, who finished we'll up in the
North and South yesterday, could
have had an infield job with the
Cardinals If he had wanted it
He's quite ball player.
Malcolm Stevenson, the polo
player, Is here getting a line on the
golfers Jimmy McLarnin, one
OF the best scrappers in his day, has
gone in for golf and now is a six
handicap man at the swanky Holly
Hill course in Hollywood, Calf.
Jimmy swears he'll never fight
again.
Fred corcoran Is doing . swell Job
- publicity agent and tournamsut
Evening star., 1938-03-25

Runs batted in--Wasdell a.. Travis t2l
Case. Simmons. Chairman. Two base hits
mons. Home run-Wasdell. Stolen base
Wasdell. Double play-Blmege to Myer to
Wasdeli. Left on ases-Washington. 10:
Minneapolis. First base on halls-Of
Grahowski, 3: off Chase. .: of Baker. 2:
of Fletcher; L., Struck out-By Baker. l ::
by Grabowski, !: bv Hossett ]; by Chase
!. Hits-Off Fletcher and 5 runs in
inning: of Hogsett. 3 end no runs in 4
innings: cff Baker. 3 and no runs in 4 in
nings: off Chase. and | run in in
nines: off Grabovski. and 2 runs in 4
inninss. Passed -hall-Esrly. Winning
pitcher-Hoesett. Losing ntcher-F7etch:
Quinn "A. L.. Time-1:55
Evening star., 1938-03-25
Sports Mirror
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press
Today year ago-Horton Smith
won North and South open golf
tournament with 72-hole 286.
Three years ago-Trade talk
between Boston Braves and st.
Louis Cardinals involves Charley
Colbert and Ernie Orsatti.
Five years ago-Walter Hagen
won Charleston open golf with 282.
Evening star., 1938-03-25
GYM FIELD IS LARGE.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, March Is (P.-
Entry of James Hackett, Princeton,
parallel and horizontal bar specialist,
made 60 athletes who will compete
tomorrow at the Naval Academy in
the individual championship meet of
the Eastern Intercollegiate Gymnastic
League.
Evening star., 1938-03-25
CUP SQUAD OF ROCKIES
Only One Veteran Netman Called
for Squad in Britain.

LONDON, March Is P.-Great
Britains tennis officials have decided
to give the younger crop of players
chance to regain the Davis Cup,
lost last year to the United States.
They have invited D. w. Butler, F..
j. Filby, c. M. Jones. D. McPhail,
r. A. Shayes and Frank H. D. Wilde
to start training
OF these only Wilde ever has played
in Davis Cup matches.
Henry Wilfred Dummy Austin,
Great Britain's Davis Cup veteran
singles ace, has announced he will
not be available.
Evening star., 1938-03-25

The five Fry brothers of San
Francisco shortly will play BROTH
ers' championship with the Tur-
mesa brothers of New York The
match will be played by telegraph
:. The Frys will do their stuff on
a San Francisco course and the
Turnesas will play over the Lake
vile layout at Great Neck, Long
Island.
Frank Moore Of Mamaroneck.
Evening star., 1938-03-25
By EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

PINEHURST, N. c., March 25.-
Henry Picard, who's playing with a
bad left thumb, still is this corners
golfer Yesterday in the North
and South he took five puts on the
fourth hole, but was one under par
at the seventeenth, and finished
with 73 -. Paul Runyan said
his 70 was one of the best rounds
of his career because he was in so
many bunkers.
Ted Luther, the Pittsburgh pro,
put on a putting exhibition for the
gallery He one-putted no less
Evening star., 1938-03-25
VIRGINIA STICKMEN WIN.

RICHMOND, Va, March Is P).-
Intercollegiate lacrosse made its ap-
pearance in the State yesterday when
Virginia beat Washington and Lee,
10-5, at Lexington.
Evening star., 1938-03-25

Referee-Mr. Kearns. Umpire-Mr.
Clarno.
st. Johns ID. c., Al St Stephens 81
- Catholic H. La.), IS; St. Marys WIS
La Sale (cum). 81; St Aug. (Minn3 },
Marquette MIL, "a; St. Bede IlI), cs.
ST. Xavier Louls), 81; Central (Ft.
Fenwick (Illl. 81; St. Thomas NJ. A., 2s
st. Francis miss. 3s: Holy Family %
,,Leo 'Chlcaso)' 80; Canislus (BufaloJ,
Reitz EVANSVILLE. IS; Central wheel
st; Isnatius ,Cchicago), 90; Calvert Hall
Baltimore. "a -A
Immaculate Conception IN. ~, AZ; St.
Francis (WisD. 33.
Evening star., 1938-03-25
Exhibition Tits
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Brooklyn (N), 6; Detroit (A),
5, 90 innings.
New York (A.), 9, Newark Il.
L., 2.
Kansas City "a. A., S; Cincin-
natl (ND, 4.
Washington (A), 8; Minneapolis
CA. Az, l..
Boston CA), 7; st. Louis (ND, 4.
Memphis, Is. A., S; Philadel-
phia (N), 4.
Cleveland (AD, 9; Philadelphia
(AD, 5.
New York (N.), S; New Orleans
Is. A., 4.
Chicago CN), 4; Los Angeles (P.
c. LD, 3.
Pittsburgh (N), IL; San Fran
cisco (P. c. L., 9.
Nashville Is. A., 8; Baltimore
Il. L., 2.
Columbus "a. A., Z; Rochester
II. L., 3.
Evening star., 1938-03-25
G|ANTSAND MACKS
SOFT FOR TELLER
Tribe Star Unscored Upon
in Eight Frames-Yanks'
Chandler Keen.
BY the Associated Press.

BY me ASSoClated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, March 25.-Bob
Feller has not yet been scored on in
the eight innings he has pitched for
the Cleveland Indians in exhibition
games.
He has allowed only three hits, all
singles. in four innings against the
Giants and four more against the
Athletics yesterday. The Tribe meets
the AS again today.
Evening star., 1938-03-25
DODGER.CARD TRADE
IS RUMORED ON FIRE
Bosses of Teams Get Together for
Conference-Grimm Talks
Pennant for Cubs.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March 25.
The persistent rumors that trade
has been brewing between the Dodgers
and the Cardinals had additional
support today.
Larry MacPhail and Branch Hickey,
bosses of the two teams, we're to-
gether for brief conference yesterday.
LOS ANGELES, March 25.-The
Cubs have decided on their 1888 out
field. Manager Charley Grimm will
have Augie Galan in left, Joe Marty
in center and Frank Demaree in right
when the season opens
Grimm contends that if the pitch
ing holds up the Cubs will be "out
in front by August and will win the
pennant breezing"
BATON ROUGE, La, March 25.-
According to Bill Terry, hard work
is the only antidoe when a team be-
comes self-satisfied. So the colonel
had his Giants out of bed at am.
and practicing at the ball park.
Result: After two nightmarish trim
mings by the Athletics they beat New
Orleans of the Southern Association.
Evening star., 1938-03-25
Five Puts on No. Fail to Keep Picard From 70
Nthouth GoN Sto Despite AIne ThumbMLin

than 13 greens for his SO Horton
Smith said it was the greatest exhi-
bition of putting 'em in there" he
had ever seen.
Evening star., 1938-03-25

ARCADIA, Fla-Concern over Joe
Vosmik's injured ankle was tempered
in the Red Sox camp by news Holdout
Eric McNair would report Sunday at
our terms" according to President
Tom YaWkey.
Vosmik strained the ligaments in his
ankle several days ago.
Evening star., 1938-03-25

lines, is making bid for a starting
berth with the champions. He has
hurled IL innings so far and has
yielded seven hits and only one run.
Evening star., 1938-03-25
ROgell to Return Soon,

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.-Billy Ro-
gell, Detroit Tiger shortstop, will be
back with the team in 10 days, ac-
cording to DR.. Grover c. Freeman, who
lanced an abscess on Rogell's left
hand.
SEBRING, Fla-Spud Chandler,
the right-hander who went so we'll
with the New York Yankees last year
before sore arm put him on the side
Evening star., 1938-03-25
Browns Release Silber,

Browns Release Silber.
SAN ANTONIO, Textile release
of Outielder Ed Silber to San An
tonic of the Texas League was an
nounced today by Bill Dewitt, vice
president of the st. Louis Browns.
Shortstop Floyd Baker, who has
been training with the Browns. also
was sent to San Antonios camp at
Laredo.
NEW ORLEANS.-The Philadelphia
Athletics sought to turn the tables on
the Cleveland Indians today after
dropping yesterdays encounter 9 to 4
Connie Mack is pleased with the
pitching of Rookie Nelson Potter who
has shown a nice turn of speed and
control on the mound.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-12-10
NEW SPORT FIELD.
READY JANUARY |.
TWO WINTER LEAGUE HOME
GAMES AGAINST MI. ],
AMI THIS MONTH

New a1l-sports field on Trum-
DO, which is being constructed
by Roy Harnlin, manager of the
Key West entry in the Miami
Winter Baseball League, will be
ready about January /, Hamlin
told The Citizen today.
. Regular Winter League games
will be played on the field, Ham
lin stated, and he is also plan
ming the staging of a wrestling
and boxing match each week. 3 ! :
The field is at the bend of
palm Island Road with the home
plate about $50 feet north of the
bend. Left field is toward the
old Railroad Station and right is
toward the Garrison Blight. The
field is at present being scarified
and cleaned up.
Home games, which the Key
WEES, nine will play in the Win
ter League at Key West this
month, will be against Railey-,
Milan Dec. IS, and against Fred.
ericks Market Christmas Day at
the Navy Field. Next March an
international. game is scheduled
against the University of Ha-
vaf1a.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-12-10
POULTRYMEN IN
DOUBLEHEADER
SEA FOOD GRILL IN FIRST
CONTEST. PIRATES IN
SECOND

=
Poultry & Egg Company nine
will play both ends of the rounds
robin doubleheader Of the Monroe
County Baseball League tonor-.
row at Navy Field. Poultrymen
must win the remaining three
games they have to play in order
to tie Bacardi Club for leadership
and compete in a play-off for
first-half honors. :
Sea Food Grill (Trojans) will
offer the opposition for the Poul-
trymen in the opener. Howard
Gates will be in the box and A.
Castro or AL. Rodriguez will be
behind the plate for the Poultry
boys. Salinero will twirl 'em-
over for the Trojans and Joe Ma
varro will receive his twists.
J.. Barcefo will play in the
second game with the Pirates
to which club he was sold by the
Poultrymen, who in exchange
received L. Bazo. Gates was re-
leased by the Key West nine
and signed with Sea Food Grill.
No cash was involved in this
deal Danny Lopez was signed
by the Tigers. He was a free
agent.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-12-10
Army Falters, Lions Win 15-24,
60 Into First Place; Park Tigers
Whip High School Team 22 !, |,

Y. carbonella took a gamblers
chance and threw the bail from
the center Of the court. Ii rolled
around the hoop until 1t finally
fell through for 4he whining
goal. Fans were up III d stt6ar
for it was a bic surprise for. the
Lions to gain Victory when 1t
seemed sure defeat was their lot
during most of the game.
Maris and Saunders each sank
five field goals and one free
throw. White made five field
goals and Joe Pinder sank four.
In the last quarter Army sank
but one field goal, while the Lions
chalked up five.
Both clubs played great game
and are entitled TO a big hand.
Score by quarters: Total
Army ......... 6 Z 8 D. "a
Lions Club -. 0 9 6 10 IS
Free throws missed: Saunders,
Maris.
Referee: j. Carbonell; umpire:
]. v. Woodson; scorer: Smith;
timekeeper: S. Cooper.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-12-10

Lions Club went to first place
in defeating Army 25-2f in the
basketball league game last night,
and Park Tigers won from High
School 1920.
Judging by the two games last
night, the boys must be in the
pink OF condition. Both contests
were well played and thrilling
from start to finish. Fans were
on their feet throughout the
games as play after play was
so hard-fought that it seemed each
play meant the difference be-
tween victory and defeat.
In the opener, High School was
downed by the Tigers in very
closely played game. In the first
quarter. Varsity was leading by
one point. At the half they were
knotted at l2-all. The end of the
third quarter found the score still
tied, 18-all. In the final quarter,
only three goals were made.
Schoneck made one for the
School boys and W. Sweeting
came back and threw one into
the basket to knot the count once
more. In the last minutes of
play. E. Sweeting sank a basket
that proved to be the winning
margin.
SchoneSk was high scorer with
five field goals and one free
throw, w. Sweetins sank four
baskets and Levin made two
field goals and three free throws.
In the closing minutes of play,
Varsity missed three free throws
that would have brought victory
if they had been made.
Score by quarters Total
High School Z 5 s - 20
Park Tigers 6 8 8 - %
Free throws missed: Levin. E.
FINDER, Schoneck ?, Matthews,
I'm the second game. Army Just
walked away with Lions Club for
three quarters. They played like
professionals during that time.
but folded up in the last quarter
and lost the game when il seem
ed they had il in the bag.
Lions played with their back
against the wall all through the
game. The fighting spirit they
displayed not only won the contest
for them but gained the adrnira-
ton of the fans
In the last minute of play.
Army was leading 24-a3 Then
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.IsPoRTs r
CONCHS READY
FOR MILAN nine
LOCALS HAVE BEEN PRAc.
r1crNG ALL WEEK FOR
- SUNDAYS GAME

81 = 4 -
Key West Conchs will play
RaileyrMilam Hardware nine at
Miami Field in Miami tomorrow
afternoon. The contest will be
regular East Coast Winter
League game. These teams are
tied for iirst-place in the league.
The locals have been practiclng
al week for the game tomorrow
aid sincerely believe they will
bring home thd bacon in the
form Of the leagues leadership.
Robert Bethel or Lefty Coving-
ton VIII pitch for Key West. with
Cyril Bliss Griffin behind the
plate, Lefty, Hernandez will be
on. first base, "Gheta" Baker at
SECOND, Esmond Albury at third
and Aruiandol Acevedo at short
10 complete the infield. J. Car
l,oncIl, Lucflo, Villareal and NJ.
GTsHip.wfll be ready for outfield
ptsty, one alternating half of the
gaSpe with ene of the starting
aliifielders
hoy Hamlin, as usual, will
manage the team, and M. varela
vii coach.
Hardware viii have one of the
strongest teams on the field they
have had this season. some being
-fcfn for the first tifnei on Miami
Field. Gus Adams will probably
pitch and Shrader will do the
hsckstopping.