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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-01
Ne For Louis

Ne For Louis
BOXING: Harry Armstrong,
the Hurricane, win seek two titles
this coming summer He is at
present the ruler over the feather
weights. He viii fight Light
weight Champion Lou Ambers
and then tackle Welterweight
Champion Barney Ross. All this
he expects to do in 1893. .Demp-
sey and Tunney pick Schmeling
to beat Joe Louis when they meet
again The writer thinks that is
all publicity, for Joe viii put him
to sleep in less than 10 rounds. If
not. keep this in mind when the
fight is over. Buddy Baer viii
make a better fighter than his
clown brother ever was, and
Buddy viii give all the leaders.
like Adamick. Thomas and Mann.
a run for their money.
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sprinq Traininq Here-

Spring Training Here
Baseball spring training has be-
gun and players are reporting at
the camps.
At Tampa with the Cincinnati
Reds, in the first group were
Lefty Grissom and his brother,
Marvin, also a pitcher; Alex KAN
puris, second-baseman: Joe Cas-
carella, Warren Giles, general
manager; Gabriel Paul, director
of publicity; DR.. Richard Rohde
club physician. and trainer, Larry
McMauus. Manager Bill MeKeeh-
ME arrived Monday. Hank Cow
dy. coach. and the rest of the
catchers and pitchers arrived with
the manager.
At Bradenton. Casey Stengel
arrived with the initial party.
which included Lefty DER and
Mike Balas. pitchers; Andrews,
catcher; Mcleod. outfielder. and
Walsh and Fletcher. infielders.
The rest Of the players viii arrive
on March s.
At Hot Springs. Manager Terry
arrived with all his players but
Castleman. Terry thinks that Bin
Lohrman, Baltimore, viii take his
place on the staff. In the first
practice game. the Hubbell nine
beat the Schumaehers BY a 10 to
So score.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-01

BASEBALL: The way the
clubs played last Sunday at the
Barracks was a credit to the boys
and the hundred or more fans
who were at the game enjoyed
every minute of play. -Malgrat
pitched masterful ball Pete
White allowed but one hit in four
innings and two runs were scored
off his delivery but il was no fault
Of his. Howard Gates twirled the
remaining five innings, allowing
but two hits and no runs J.
Garcia pulled three fast double
plays. and that was what held
down the Star scoring. Armandc
pulled his arm out of the sling
and threw out runners time and
again from deep short % first
base. At times he was almost in
left field Al Acevedo played
the same steady game he has al
ways played around second :
Geo. Acevedo played a great
game at third Danny Lopez
and Izzy Rodriguez. behind the
plate. gave good accounts Of
themselves and both have the
rnakings Of good eatchers- No
lima and Machin had some good
chances IN the outfieId and both
accepted them IN big league style
The third league club IS the
SluggerS and fans vii soon see
them in action II they are as
good as these two club. q very
good league VIII be n the making
and every Sunday the fans VIII
enjoy some really big league
games. Cyril Griffin was out
Sunday and Just itching 90 get
into the game. and as quick as
his hand heals ne win be seen n
action again -Puby Carboneu,
Fred Czrboneu. Joe Casa. Salin-
ero. Marvin Griffin. Baker and
other players are getting IN shape
% return 90 the national pas
time The writer hopes that they
Vii Be out as soon IS possible 20
make the three clubs IS even as
ean BE.
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FOLLOWING THROUGH

2. VIII Gehrig continue his
string of straight games un-
interrupted?
8. Can Gerald Walker. Marvin
Owen and Mike fresh make
the White Sox pennant win
ners and what will be the
reaction to Mickey Coch-
rane, who traded them from
Detroit to the Sox?
4. Is it possible for Hubbell to
continue dazzling National
League hitteFs for another
season?
5. Can Bill McKechnie manage
Cincinnati Reds out of the
cellar?
s. Win the so-called dead" ball
in the National League cut
down the hitting and i'm
prove the pitching in the
circuit2
Z. VIII Tony Lazzeri succeed
Charlie Grimm as manager
Of the Cubs?
8. Was Rudy York, 1887 home
run streak, just = flash in
the pan OF wiz he give Di
Maggie a run for the hon
ors in 1882
9. VIII Lefty GrissOm. who look
ed like another Rube Wad-
dell in 1897. develop into
one Of the greatest pitchers
in the game under MeKech
nie7
10. Can MePhan rebuild the
Dodgers and restore peace
between Grimes and Van
Mungo9
Il Will Gabhy Street pull the
Browns out Of the tut and
make them lock like a ma
jor league club.
Il. Can Connie Mack pull his
Athletics cut Of the cellar
and make them eOntenders
again.
IS. VIII Rollie Heasley make the
Cleveland indians pennani
contenders9
- Do the fans think the Cards
vii win the pennant with
the help Of Dizzy Dean or
do they think they viii fin
ISL seventh without the aid
Of Dizzy2
Is After five years as eontenders
win the Pirates come
through
Is. VIII DiMaggio continue as the
most colorf1l player since
Ruth
u. Will Medwick continue "a
warrant the reputation Of
being the greatest right
handed hitter since Horns
by VIZ ne achieve that
ambition with TIE dead
bah.
Is VIII Travis the great Wash
ington infsetdeF. eonsinus
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-01

Willie Watkins Breaks 40
One of the happiest golfers IN
town is our old friend. Mr. VIII
liam Pious Watkins. on account
Of Mr.. Winsome Willie made a 80
on one round. II seems that Mr.
Willie started out ike a champ
and kept it up. He had a score
Of 554 454 354 for 80. which Is
five pars and four bogies- Mr.
Willie had Mr.. Plummer along
and a 47-42 score to help, which
was a lot on account of they got
a tie score with Mr.. Cookie Mesa
and 46-48 strokes and Mr. Russell
Kerr, who made 1910 Maybe the
reason Mr.. Willie made such a
good score was on account Of his
new hat. at least, a lot Of guys
said that was the reason. If true.
you viii see a lot of those hats
blooming forth now in a few
weeks
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-01

their atoms were smashed. prov
ed to be made of exactly the
same fundamental particles.
This showed the universe really
Is constructed of . few Go date
only are known) fundamental
PARTICLES. Gold differs from oxy-
gen. or any other substance, only
IN the arrangement OF the parti-
cleS forming its atoms
Next il was found that smash
ing the atom meant breaking its
nucleus. or center. In this center
is 90 per cent Of all the atoms
weight Mans chemistry and all
his other inventions never had
touched anything bat the ex-
teriorS Of atoms. the superficial
one per cent Of their substance.
The first practical result came
quickly. 1t was real alchemy The
particles Of smashed atoms imme-
diately come together again, and
sometimes make a different kind
Of atom. Platinum atoms, for ex-
ample. changed TO gold That was
not useful because too few could
be changed with available cleo
trical energy.
Creating New Species
But many substances changed
into new kinds of radioactive
matter, something that acted like
radium. but was sometimes differ
ent. These new forms Of radio &C
tivity are undergoing practical
medical experiments.
GeneticistS discovered they
could create new species Of ami
mails and plants by use of the non
material rays given off by smash
ed particles. This gave one clue
to the mechanisms of evolution
In the little hard knots forming
the atomic nucleus are energies
supasSing the dreams of Atlas
There is a force of attraction esti-
mated at one million times CRAWL
alton. Particles from the smashed
atoms come out with energies hat
would dwarf dynamite. but no SCI
enlist has been able even TO pre-
dict how these energies can be
used.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-01

pickups-
Dizzy Dean came 20 terms with
the St Louis club. Salary said to
be s17.5Q0. Hickey expects Strip
70 sign any moment now. Med
wick is the enly Cardinal who re-
fuses what has been offered him
and he viii be lined up before the
season starts The American
league is poor on keystone guar
dams GehFinger is the only one
classed as 4 star. Joe Gordon and
KnickeTbocer are youngsters and
have 20 prove their worth- Hayes.
with the White Sex. batted -
last wear. Hale a. Cleveland is
81 enigma. and they may try
Kronor and Irwin. youngsters
Doerr wiz De at second for the
Red Sox and Il he fails. CroniE
Riu use McNsir. Buddy Myers
NIL play for the Senators and
vii be IS March 3 Speuy and
Lodigiani viii try for the hag foE
he AS. Hugues and Heffner. re
gently acouired from the YankS
Ill Try tor the hag
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-01
Glee Club Treasury Makes
1t Possible; Key West
Meets Bean Pickers FRI
day, Growers Saturday

Coach P. d. Huddleston an
nounced that funds have been
raised to send the High School
Conchs to the District Tourna-
ment at Miami Beach Friday,
Saturday and Sunday. Funds
from the Glee Club treasury have
made it possible for the squad to
take the trip.
The Conchs are entered In the
B class this year and would cas-
ily win this division, If it were not
for the fact that Homestead,
which should have entered the A
class, is also in the same division.
Homestead has cleaned up on the
East Coast teams. The Conchs are
going to have one tough struggle
Saturday morning at 1890, when
they meet the Growers.
The local maroon and gray are
in very good condition and have
been improving all season. De
veloping Schoneck and Pinder as
stars, the squad is powerful
throughout, with the veterans of
Woodson and Lopez at guards
and Levin who always turns in
good games. but is in and out on
scoring.
The first game Key West will
play viii be on Friday against
PompanO. Key West having lost
once and won the last time with
this team. The game viii be q
tough one. and the Conchs need
not expect to take honors easily.
but should beat the Bean Pickers.
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GIVES LUCID EXPLANATION
ON SMASHING THE ATOM
BY HOWARD w. BLAKEsLEE
Associated Press Science Editor

BY HOWARD w. BLAKESLEE
Associated Press Science Editor
What does il mean to smash an
atorn2
II means opening a reservoir
containing 90 per cent OF all the
matter IN the universe
It means something you can see
with your own eyes
Atoms smash when they are hit
by the right kind Of pFoiectileS-
Both the pr0jectile and the explo-
sion can be seen IN trails of vapor
inside a cloud chamber-snd air
tight tank containing moisture
under expansion
In 1919 the late Lord Ruther-
ford discovered the first projec-
tiles and saw the first smash The
prOjectileS were some Of the rays
of radium- This element, radinn,
gives of three kinds Of rays
gamma or short-wave light, and
two kinds of particles
Projectiles leo Small
Only the particles could hit
and smash an atom But these
particles are so small that even In
a dense substance like lead. they
seldom make hit
So the scientific world looked
around for better prOjeetiles.
Vacuum tubes and high-powered
electric energies were their tools
With these they have made new
projectileS, most m the last 10
years. The new ones are not es-
sentially different from the origi-
mails seen by Lord Rutherford
They are all fractions Of atoms,
either electrons. the heavy cen
tiers Of hydrogen atoms, known as
protons and deuteronS; or neu-
irons, heavy particles with no
electric charge.
These machine-made particles
had two advantages. More could
be made. They were millions of
volts more powerful than radium.s
particles. They made more hits
and they smashed atoms more
thoroughly.
Then nature furnished a third
source, more powerful than any
thing man has invented-projec-
tiles that run up to fifteen billion
volts each. These are the parti-
cles that come from cosmic rays
They, too, can be seen in cloud
chambers They, too, are only the
old familiar pieces of atoms.
Just An Arrangement
The similarity of all these par
ticles was the first great answer
to what it means to smash an
atom. All known substances, when
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-01

Del Monte. Calif--Peter Hay.
VINO has served as golf profession
al at this resort for more than a
quarter century. has introduced a
course in social culture for cad
dies TO teach them manners and
English. Mr. Hay did not reveal
what language the boys have
spoken for the past 3 years
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-01
Funds To Send COnch Five To
District Tournament Raised
BALL LEAGUE
MEETS TONIGHT

Monroe county baseball league
viii hold a meeting tonight at the
San Carlos Hall at 8 o. m
BY order of the president, the
meeting has been called to dis
euss the bylaws and to draw up
a schedule of games for the base
BAH league that viii start next
Sunday.
All managers and interested
fans are invited to be present.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-01
Salas-Kemp Combination


w H4PPGa-
Mr.. key Parks ably took the
place of Mr.. Hurricane Strunk
and had MIR. Johnny Jumpin
Kirschenbaum for a partner, and
they won three-up from Mr..
Charlie Salas and Doc William
Penababe Kemp and to Mr.. key
that is a very nice sensation, that
of being on the winning side
against Mr.. Salas. II seems that
Mr.. key got 50 on the back nine
by missing an easy par on the
9Th and It'll but came through
with birdie on the 9th, all of
which is doggone good golf IN
der those conditions Doc was will
ing to lose. Mr. Kirschy was
right up among the prophets. too,
with 42-41.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-01

hitting in the American
League this year?
19 Will Paul Dean snap out of
the fog and help the Cards
this year,
20. How viii Terry make out if
the Giants slump, after the
way he blasted the baseball
writers IN a magazine art
icle recently?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-01
Now. Mr.. BYe!-

The other day Mr.. Old Bye.
Duke Of Rock Sound. said he was
off his game and did not know
what was the matters. He had a
90 but says he ought to be lot
better than that, to which our
genial Postmaster merely looked
very troubled. And some of Mr.
Old Bye's friends, such as Hand
some Horace and Leftenant Mac,
do not know how Mr.. Old Bye
can do such things in this world
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-01
Today In History

I345-Joint resolution for the
annexation of the Republic of
Texas signed by the President
with the right to divide itself into
not more than five States if it
ever 50 wants to do So
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-01

The baseball fans Of this city
eIll soon be asked the following
questions. Seven months viii
eiapse before most Of them car
D. answered. 50 you have plents
81 time 10 get YOUR slibis ready:
q VIII Dizzy Dean again prOvt
a nop or viii he pitch the
Cardinals % another worlds
serieSs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-01

I9O7-Act of Congress stopped
use of simplified spelling by
Printing Office-pet hobby of
Pres. Theodore Roosevelt
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-01

19I0-RockefeIler Foundation
''to promote the well-being of
mankind throughout the world"
established.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-01

1936-Japan's supposedly slain
Premier miraculeusly appears
alive.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-01

1913-Webb-Kenyon Act passed
by Congress over Presidents veto
prohibited liquor shipments in
to dry States
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sseasssO0ssssssSsessssss
Today's Birthdays

Rear Admiral Charles St John
Butler of the Navy Medical Gen.
ter, Washington. born at Bristol.
Tenn, s. years ago.
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Beat Homestead!--

BASKETBALL: The Home
stead Growers still loom as the
club to beat IN the District
Tournament. They have won 18
games this season and have
dropped but two
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-01

I932-19-months old Charles A.
Lindbergh. Jr.. kidnapped from his
home.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-01

Henry A. Wood of New York.
noted inventor Of machinery for
the printing trade. born there. ~
years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-01

DR.. Arthur c. MillSpaugh of
Washington, D. C.. noted political
scientist. born at Augusta. Mich.
SIS years ago
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-01

Japan refuses to reveal naval
data; may meet any program Of
other powers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-01

Edmund Duffy of Baltimore.
cartoonist, born at Jersey City, N.
J., 80 years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-01

l867-Nebraska admitted to the
Union as the 37th State
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-01

Percival Wilde of New York
City. author-playwright. born
there, 81 years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-01

Louis K. Anspacher. dramatist.
born in Cincinnati, so years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-01

Rome's 1871 exposition VIII
cover about 988 acres.
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Just An Arrangement

The similarity of all these par
ticles was the first great answer
to what it means to smash an
atom. All known substances, when
The Washington times., 1938-11-04
Rivals Records

beaten season. Hoping so fervent
ly that they're almost afraid to
mention the pleasing possibility
even to themselves.
And this is the game they fear
most. Bucknell defeated Penn
State, and that establishes the
class and ability of the BiSons.
The Bisons are regarded as a
jinx team, and the Hoyas are out
to break that jinx. The records
show that over a span Of 10 years
the series has been as close as
nip and tuck. Georgetown won
five games; the Bisons took four
and one was a tie.
But behind that, tradition turks
and warns Georgetown Of Buck
nell. A matter Of 13 years ago
Bucknell ruined perfect season
for the Hoyas, winning by a score
of 8 to 2; a field goal against
q safety.
"The Georgetown student body
CONTINUED on Page 80, Col. 81
The Washington times., 1938-11-04
Riggs Cap Tomorrow
WOW x>x x~x w~m
Jacola Among Nominations

interested in the historical side Of
racing and to him belongs the
credit of reviVing many Of the old
stakes that have been inSeparably
connected with PimlicO.
Among those nominations ex'
pected to answer the bugle tomor-
row will be Mrs. Edward F'riendly's
good mare, Jacola; Walter JEFF
ford's Regal Lily and Jolly Tar;
Willis Sharpe Kilmer's Nedayr :
John A. ManfuSo's Aneroid; w.
w. Vaughan'S Mr.. Canron; VIII
liam Zeigler's ESposa, and Charles
s. Howard's great champion Of
the turf, Seabiscuit.
Cofeatured with the Riggs will
be the Heiser Handicap, a one
mile-and-70-yard contest for 3-year-
olds and upward foaled in Mary
land. This stake will draw Mrs.
Elmer Trueman's Toddle On, who
Continued on Page 80, Col. a.
The Washington times., 1938-11-04

but the juvenile Hoyas have q
game scheduled for this afternoon,
and Layden was forced by circum-
stances to alter his plans.
AS the Fighting Irish moved
close to the battle front, Navy
was making ready for a bitter
duel.
Herman Spector, who played so
Sensationally against Princeton and
Penn, is scraped and bruised. but
he retains his sense of humor.
Some one asked him how he could
get all clawed up in spite Of his
mask. He said slowly:
II thought of that, but by the
time I had it figured out, the
game was all over"
With fair weather, 1t Is reported
by Navy men that nearly 10000
football enthusiasts will see the
game. The advance sale insureS
an audience of more than $4,000.
The Washington times., 1938-11-04
WOOD, navy, TO
BATTLE IRISH

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Nov Hope
for a good showing by the Navy
against Notre Dame in Baltimore
tomorrow was revived today when
it was announced that the back
injury sustained in practice by EN-
NETT "Punkin" Wood, leading
ground gamer and sparkplug OF
the team, will not keep him out OF
the Irish conflict.
Instead of a sacro-iliac sprain,
the trouble was diagnosed as only
a strained muscle.
Lenz. the hefty line smaSher,
will, in all probability, get into
the game, too. using special
shoulder guard.
Yesterdays final scrimmage be
fore the Notre Dame game caused
Coach Hank Hardwick to make
two changes in the team. Dan
Baughman is to replace Lou Burke
at end, Burke joining Corbett on
the reserve list. Pat Gray, a swell
blocking back, will start in place
of Ed Gillette. Ed has an ailine
foot, but is expected to get into
the game during the afternoon
despite the injury.
The Washington times., 1938-11-04
.ettWeiler
Sets Mark
BY Lillian RIXEY

Helen Dettweiler, Congressional
Country Club Ace and Maryland
State champion, today topped off
the 1888 women's golfing season
by breaking the course competitive
record, shooting at 78 over the
Army-Navy layout. Although
women'S par for the course is II,
this feat has never been at
tanned.
One hundred and thirty-four
players competed in the Turkey
golf event-the last of the season.
Miss Dettweiler's 38-40-78 broke
the mark previously held by Mrs.
George Hussey Of Army and
Navy, who today entertained the
golfing ladies.
There were enough turkeys Of
fered to insure one out of every
10 golfers a prize. Miss Dett-
weler's low gross won first prize
for those who competed on the
first and second mines. In the
same division, Mrs. P. L. Ransom
won the low net with a 95-17-78.
Mrs. Wilda Martin, Of the Wash
ington Golf and Country Club,
won the prize for the first and
third mines with 81. Low net
went to Mrs. w. B. Vogel, Con-
gresSional, wo carded a 96-23-73.
The Washington times., 1938-11-04

He's confident, Of course. Any
coach with the power that Notre
Dame flashed against Army just
one week ago has every reason
to be confident Of the outcome
Of any game.
"We're in good condition"
Layden said, "and If everything
goes we'll, we should be in posi-
ton to do pretty we'll against
the MidShipmen. We know that
their line is tough, and West
Point proved that we're not in
vulnerable.
WILL START SAME TEAM
"You know" said Mr.. Layden.
II didn't enjoy the first half of
that Army battle at all. hope
have a far better time with
Navy. I expect to start the
same team that opened against
Army, with the exception that
Thesing probably will be at full
back. He did very nicely in
New York. We have a few
minor injuries, but they are not
worrying us too greatly"
The Notre Dame team arrived
at Brooklands station early thi
morning and breakfasted at Cath
olic University. After their repas
the boys were bundled into motto
buses and were taken on a r1d'
around Washington on a sight
seeing tour.
Following luncheon at the Ward
man Park Hotel, the Fighting
Irish practiced at Griffith Sta
dium. This workout original!
was planned for Georgetown Prep
The Washington times., 1938-11-04
Layden Picks Notre Dame,
| Hoyas, Pitt and Fordhan1

stronger than the 1888 record in
dicates. Utah should keep clear
In spite of Colorado, but Indiana,
even minus Chief PaSSer Nich0I-
SON, is due to tOpple somebody
and Boston College ID it this
weekend.
Tied but unbeaten Northwest
ern may let down after the Min
. neSOta victory. The Purple
must deal with the Wisconsin
Badgers who are very anxious
to prove they are more danger
Gus than GOpherS. Neverthe-
less, it looks like the Wildcats.
Among the indicated, un-
tied teams not generally ranked
as major are John Carroll and
Western Reserve Of Cleveland.
Continued on Page 81, Col. II.