davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-06-07

American University, Beirut, Syria;
Norman Thomas, Socialist leader, lee
turer, author; Dean w. w. Pierson,
Jr. of the University Graduate School
and head of the Department of Poll
teal Science; DR.. Rupert B. Vance of
the University Institute for Research
in Social Science; Dr. Hornell N. Hart
CT the Hartford Theological Seminary
and professor-elect at Duke; and r.
win Canham, Washington, D. CO.
representative of the Christian Science
Monitor. Bottom row: DR.. Herbert
Won Beckerath, professor of econo-
mics at Duke and Carolina; Dr. w.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-06-07
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page Four

1. Name the Secretary OF. State in the
Harding cabinet
2 Has England single written con-
stitution like the United States?
3, Which is the saltiest body of water
in the world?
4. Name the sacred mountain of ia
pan.
5. Who is Assistant Secretary of
War?
6. What do the letters Y. w. c. A.
stand fora
z. What proportion of an iceberg is
above water?
8. What is a gimlet?
9. Name the manager of the Detroit
CTigers) baseball club.
10 Name the state flower of Pennsyl-
vania.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-06-07

]. Mckee, professor education at the
University of North Carolina; Brack-
EFT Lewis, Executive Secretary of the
Masaryk Institute, Pittsburgh, Pa,
and for 10 years national Y. III. G. A.
Secretary in CZechoslovakia; Bishop
Paul r. Kern of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church South, who was recently
assigned to the Nashville, Tenn, area;
William I. Stone, vice-president of
the Foreign Policy Association, Wash
ington; and Grover Clark, we'll known
author and lecturer on the Far East
and professor at the University of
Denver
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-06-07

1908 Cloudburst at Clifton, S. c.,
took toll of so lives.
1937-Died- Jean Harlow, movie
actress
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-19
Conchs Whip Hard Fighting
Miami Military Academy $3.50
STARS MEET PICKED
OUTFIT TOMORROW

Two of the best mines in the
city viii meet tomorrow at Army
Barracks in a baseball game at 2
p. m.
Acevedo Stars win have the
following lineup: Danny Lopez
behind the plate. p. Carbonell in
the box, Barcelo at first, Al Ace
vedo at second. George Acevedo
at third and Armando Acevedo at
short, with Gabriel, Caraballo and
Fred Carbonell in the gardens E.
Rodriguez viii be in reserve.
The picked team viii have: Al
Rodriguez catching. Howard
Gates pitching, Artman at first,
NJ. Lopez covering second. Will
liam at third and Domenech at
short; Machin, Joe Casa and Gar
cia win cover the outer spaces.
There win be some of the old
faces of yesteryears at the game
practicing but viii not be seen in
action until next Sunday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-19
DIARIES Sell
GRADE A MILK

The grades.of alb niihIalpplies
sold to KEY .west residents have
recently been determined. by the
Monroe County Healthf Depart
ment in accordanee With the
Grade specifications of the City
milk Ordinance. 81 s9as si'f
Milk consumers are urged to
purchase milk on the basis of
grade. The grade appears on
every bottle cap and all reStau-
rants, soda fountains. etc, display
placards showing the grade serv-
ed. Grade "a. pasteurized milk.
is the safest pasteurized grade.
and Grade a. raw milk is the
safest raw grade
A display advertisement else
where in this issue treats on the
above subject. and is sponsored
by the diaries that serve Kew
West residents. all who sell
Grade a" pasteurized and Grade
: A" raw milk. They are
Adams Dairy. Magnolia Dairy.
Palm Dairy. Solano's Dairy and
Tits Dairy Of KEY West and
Southern Diaries and White Belt
Dairy Of Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-19

been made N methods % putting
light 10 work. including control
of DETECTION and absorption e
light as a whole and Of rs var
ious component color
One adVznce : cohtfl buted -
the modern optical industry IS >
type Of lens thai absrhs unde-
sirable elementS Of light lnclU1-
ing glare Or excess light he
Characteristics o. glass ctffef win
the composition Many terses
comu1etely slzux on 0uR On m0re
color bands Of the spec1Tum Al
lenses absorb some hight TIE
finest white crown glass spectacle
absorbs but . fractional arnouni
Of each color IN the Spectrum
Soft-Light lenses perfected thirfy
years ago are similar In tins r.
Spect. They absorb q larger
amount of light than cnloriexs
glass. filtering evenly from each
color band Of the spectrum Th1
they protect the wearer from
overbrightness and IN addiiinn
permit undistorted color vision-
Glass that characferixlically
abSorbS one or more clS<znc1
color bands IN the spectrum con-
SANITY oiStortS VISION. Exam
pies are the green glass Ehield
and goggles OF the welder &C 60
senflal 70 his craft and the urdi-
nary goggles Of the motorizf ard
sun bafher. Constant use of azF
absorptive lens should be conzi6-
cred only upon advice q . cuzn-
petent eve authority.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-19
fSPORTS \
BY JOVE II .
COnchS Enter District
Tournament, Draw Bye

Principal Horace O'Bryant Of
the Key West High School an
nounces that the Conchs, High
School five, which has been set
ting a fast victory pace this
year, viii be entered in the B di-
vision of the District Basketball
Tournament to be held at Miami
Edison Gym, March 4 and 5.
Final arrangements have not
been completed as yet, Principal
O'Bryant announced, since the
matter of raising funds for the
trip must still be taken care Of.
Kew West has drawn a bye for
the first round of play. This
means that the Conchs viii meet
the winner Of the BOynton-Pom-
PIANO clash, which will take place
in the first round. Key West has
lost once to Pompano and won
the last game on the road trip at
Pompano. 1t is generally admit
ted that the Conchs have a Su-
perior team to Pompano. If the
conchs can whip the. winner of
that game. they will go into the
semi-finals. Sports writers and
coaches claim that the Hubble
ston bunch has an excellent
chance TO. win the tournament.
The one stumbling block viii be
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-19
B Y 10 We

Homestead, which has one of the
strongest teams on the East
Coast, and should probably have
been entered in the A class. but
which viii be in the B crowd for
the tournament.
This IS the first year that Key
West has PLAYED in the B class.
Principal O'Bryant explaining
that the change was decided on
because of the Conchs' unfortun-
ate luck in drawing the seeded
teams in the A class and usually
being defeated before they could
really get started. The change
this year is expected to favor the
Conchs greatly
Playing both A class and B
class teams in their schedule this
year, the Conehs were better
than any team they met, with the
exception Of the Miami Beach
five, which IS III The a Class for
the tournament.qzW allopineI An
drew Jackson. Fort Eauderdafe.
Miami Military Academy. the
Conchs have lost home games 10
Pompano and Miami Beach. On
the recent road trip the Conehs
whipped Andrew Jackson and
Pompano. A strong U.S.S. Dun
lap five was also defeated.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-19

Christian Huygens, about 1855.
was said to be the first 10 Sug-
gest that light travelled in waves
from its source ike the circles
that spread On the surface Of a
pond when . stone Is tossed into
the water. ~
The wave lengths of light have
been exactly measured and are
known to be between 100000 and
.000080 centimeterS. Each Separ-
ate color in the visible spectrum
has its own distinctive wave
length We know now that radio
waves that carry broadcaStS into
ordinary home radio receivers
are 100 million times longer than
light waves. The eye, ike ra-
do receiver, is attuned TO receive
only waves within the visible
spectrum. Outside the light spec
ira are innumerable waves too
long or too short for the eye 70
see, among them infra-red. radio,
ultraviolet x-rays and others.
In recent years Bohr, Ruther-
ford, Lebedev and Einstein have
been active in the development
of light theories In the same
field Planck Of Germany evolved
the -quantum theory" which con-
Germs the Liberation of electro
magnetic energy brought about
by energy changes within the
aforn itself
As more and more Of the ma
ture Of light has become definite
~ known. much progress has
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-19
OLD KEY WEST.

d 1continued from Page 0nel
Jofher cases, when the ship was
half sunk or entirely sunk. in skin
diving for the many parts of the
cargo. In numerous instances d.
verS went well below the surface
IN waters impregnated with color
ed dyes. or guano or sugar. and
frequently ruined their eyes
The richest cargoeS Of the
world. laceS. silks. wines. silver
ware were all brought ashore. sold
SurreptitiouSIy. In the early days
the ship companies settled the
amount due the wreckers by srbi-
tration. later in q United States
court Spectators with capital
and underwriters agents came
here 20 attend the sales and make
money Whenever an especially
EiCh cszao.af.dres< sonds MAS sal
vaged tbs. ladies received enough
materfSl fac AHkF&sS for many
years, and few dryysoods stores
could BE s<ooAI de 8Ompetitions
- ESeE. ls2s. ~ Isz5 49, 5s Of
wrecked property Vas sold here
IRON 1900 10 1910 over $50. 600
were Guarded Key West salvors
By the United States district
court
The present wonderful system
of reef lights was completed II
1879 with the second Rebecea
Shoals light
Some Of the earliest settlers Of
Key West came here because
they we're wrecked ca the shores
q the stand Peter 7. knight
George ". Reynolds. James FL
q. Nicholas Smith. Joseph G.
Lester. James c. Jones. william
II Wall Mr. Wells Fielding A
Browne, were sEnong fhem
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-19
seesessesssseeseesssesss
TRANSPORTATION



Steamship Cuba, of the P. and
o. S. S. Co, arrived yesterday
afternoon from Havana with go
passengers of whom there were
20 first and one second cabin pas
sengers for Key West; 2I3 for ST
Petersburg and "a first and five
second cabin passengers for Tam
pa
Key West arrivals: Walter
Douglas, Mrs. douglas. Leda
Finkhouse, Edgar Finkhouse. Ann
Finkhouse. Margarine MacMul-
len, Josephine Fanst, James
Fanst. Theo s. Levy. Fleets Levy.
Robert Benell- Lee Kinsen. Jose
Ramos Garcia. Margarita Garcia.
Ramon Garcia. Wells OSgood.
Elizabeth Jones. Ann Johnson.
Ellen Ross. Gene McIntvre. Louis
Thacher. Virginia Tudor. Gerando
Borgean. Milton Bottwer. Camp
bell Moore. Joseph Leto. Edith
Mcintyre. Sarah McHugh. Earle
McHugh. Thomas Ortiz
The vessel also had listed on
the manifest. five tons Of freight.
four automobiles and three sacks
of mail for Key West; SIS tons Of
freight and 52cSacks Of mail for
Tampa.
Sailing at s O'Clock the follow
ing passengers booked al Key
West were on board: Mrs " @.
Mcintosh. Miss ". Barker. Paul
Strutzel. J. H. Miles. John Bize,
B. L Cooper. II B. Lindsay. J. L
Shaw. z. z Fessenden. Mrs. Fes-
sender, RI. r. Koester, c. B. Zieg-
Ter. W. L. Adams. A. J. LAWYER.
c. z. Walker, Miss NJ J. MCGUIRE,
Miss NJ Dodd. Miss Ellen Eyre
Mr.. and Mrs. John SasSner. Mr.
and Mrs. John Hanna. Gene VII
son
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-19

Key West. The vessel sailed a.
100 p. m. for New OrIeanx.
Another ship Of the company ~
rived IN port fnosn GalveEann Las
night and al I O'Clock tins unrn-
ing docked az the Mallory Dock
and began unloading freight far
Key West. Al O'clock tke wes-
sci sailed for New York with ship-
ments Of live turtle. bottles ard
q miscellaneous assortnent 81
freight.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-19
Other News

O1neE NEWS
Johnny Mize, Cardinal star, ends
holdout, signs contract. He is one
of the big Five" on the Cards.
Others are Pepper Martin, Dizzy
Dean. Medwick. Warneke-
Lloyd Brown released by Cleve-
land has signed with ST. Paul
Horace Stoneman. president OF
the Giants. picks them this way
this year: He thinks that with
OFT, Mccarthy and Whitehead IN
the infield, Moore. Ripple and
Lieber in the gardens. and with
the catchers and pitchers he has,
the Giants are bound to finish
first. with the Cubs second the
Cards third, Pittsburgh fourth,
Cincinnati Reds fifth, Brooklyn
sixth, Bees seventh and Phillies
in the cellar. Southern League
will play 154 games. starting
April Ia and ending Sept IL
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-19
Center Of Soldier Boys
Scores 20 Points; SehO-
neck OF Conchs Keep
Step With Is Points

In the final game of the regu-
lar schedule This basketball sea-
son. the Key West conehs came
through with flying eolors in a
tough battle with the Miami Mill
tsrY Academy quintet last night
If the gym. turning in a ss-zs
victory.
AS was expected the game was
close, the Academy trailing al
the way but threatening the en-
tire game.
This fellow Center, who coin
cidentally plays center. was a
scorer who came very near
wrecking the Conchs several
times. He turned in high score
honors for the night of twenty
points. with flashy and brilliant
work under the hoop.
But there was a tough little
coneh who kept up with him.
Sehoneek. who has at last arrived
as a High School basketball star,
gave a sweet performance IN
seorine l6 points. most LOT them
long. difficult shots ]. v. Wood
son, usual scoring mainstsy,
sprained his ankle in the first
quarter and was out most Of the
game but still made six points.
The Conchs were also without the
services of Lopez. veteran guard,
who has had a bad cold all week.
Pinder played a cool game and
got in nifty password. Within a
minute after he was substituted,
Domeneeh scored five points
The streak passing combinations
Of Woodson 70 Schoneck to Pinder
viii all sorts of cross eombina-
tons Ssas the best passing the
Conchs have shown all season
Eighteen fouls were committed
By both teams.
In a preliminary game the
csrbonell Stars whipped the
Blanks 1915. William Gates and
Jack carbonen led the Star at
tack while Jack Gates. kid broth
CT of William. was outstanding
for the blanks
High School box score follows.
w. NzEanA Hnrhn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-19
Faster Ban Games


The Pacific Coast League viii
try to speed up baseball games.
VIM. c. futile, president. declar-
ed. And he offers a six-point
program: One, Umpires viii eject
any player who argues a play;
that is left to the captain; Two.
Only manager and captains are
allowed to argue a play; all 9TH
ers will be baniShed from game;
Three, All players viii have to
hustle at all times: the umpires
viii see to that; Four, Throwing
the ball around the infield be-
tween innings will be abolished;
Five. Pitchers viii throw but two
balls to catcher between innings
and the catcher viii not throw
to second base; Six, Only one
minute viii be allowed TO talk
things over with a pitcher when
ne gets in trouble. 1t is expected
that games win be played in a
little over one hour.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-19
In the Headlines

IN the Headlines 80 fiss
The comedian, Max Baer. viii
Quit gal life to stage a ring come
Back Cards are the t0ughest
club to beat, says a Cub scout 4.
DiMaggie holdout is bunk" says
a sport writer. Vince DiMaggio
is not a holdOut, either. .Gehrig
plans to talk salary with Col
Ruppert-(AH these headlines In
the newspapers and they go like
this):. Max q am a new mani
Baer has changed his mode OF
living and viii walk the straight
and narrow path in his comeback
effort His first fight will be on
March ii with Tommy Farr. the
WEIGH I've been a disappoint-
ment and a flop too many times" /,
he explained Clarence Pants1
Rowland, scout and trouble shoot
er for the Cubs, says. st. Louis
and not the Giants is the club we
have to beat. And Rowland
knows baseball, for he has been
up in the majors for 25 years :.
T. L. Huston, portly onetime part
owner of the Yankees, said Joe
DiMaggio's holdout is '-the bunk"
Outfielder Vince DiMaggio noti-
fled the Boston Bees owner that
he was satisfied with his con-
tract. That old cowhand. Lou
'Gehrig, IS talking things over
with Col. Rupert and it is rum
ored that he viii receive $37, 500
in 1888.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-19
Girls. PLAY In
MIAMI TONIGHT

A picked team of girls from the
High School, under the coaching
of Mrs. Martin. who has tutored
the girls Varsity during the year.
are to play a game tonight at Mi
ami Beach with an Independent
Beach team
The girls left Thursday and
Friday and are the following.
Xenia Hoff. Madge Sands. Hollis
Knowles. Marjorie Russell. Louise
Niles. Marguerite Page. Carmen
McBeth. Hester Demeritt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-19

Bing Crosby tournament. an is-
hole event. with %. He was sec
oni IN an open a. Sunset Fields
with 1T, and ever the Lakeside
course. where Montague beat
Crosby with a rake. Won Elm did
a sc. record over . tight course
which has one Of the bets de-
fenses 81 any American golf
course
Georges average for these Il
rounds reported By CHISHOLM Is
s20 Re Eas - under par and
VIII be } formidable contender II
the California tournamentS
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-19

Key West Baseball Returning

Key West Baseball Returning
Now that the baseball games
are creating interest every Sum
day at the Barracks. it will be
pleasing for the fans to see all
the players who were in action in
other days with the Monroes, Pi-
rates, Sluggers and Key West
nine. Maybe the old rivalry viii
return Berlin Sawyer, a 100 per-
cent SIuggeT fan, viii be cut once
more, I'm sure, as viii Claude Al
Bury and Alf0nsegggfor the Pi-
rates., Baeza, Arturo Martinez,
Garcia, Ralph HenfiQuez and Bill
Bates, who c6Faeeut regardless of
who plays Mr.. Williams. Of St.
Louis, who Is also a fabid fan,
will be there, as viii Alberto Vii
lar, the Garcia brothers and 9TH
er enthusiasts who attended all
contests from 1923 to 1892, when
the national paStime started on
the down grade But it will be
revived and watch the old fans
come out once more
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-19
Good Players

Good Players
The players are still here Ar
mando Garcia, the catcher for the
Pirates; Puby Carbonell in the
box: Pena al first; A Acevedo at
short; NJ Acevedo, third; Al Ace
vedO, second; Barcelo, Geo. Ace
vedo and Machin in the field. as
Ludy AeoSta is in Miami, as Is al.
so A. Perez Oscar Capote is
now on the retired list. For the
Sluggers, sCyril Griffin was CATCH
mig, Bethel IN the box with H
Gates and Lucilo to help, Lou
Gonzalez at first. who is also on
the retired list; Cheta Baker viii
be at short, Gates, who Is now in
higher company, makes room for
another second or third baseman;
Gabriel, Sterling and NJ Griffin
can be in the outfield. For the
Monroes. there is still Joe Casa,
Sevilla, Molina, Gil Garcia and
others Amongst the younger
crop that is springing up. many
places can be filled, with Malgrat
and Salinero in the box, and E.
Rodriguez. Danny Lopez or Izzy
Rodriguez behind the plate; Art
mand or Sterling at first; NJ Lo-
PEE, Meme Domenech, Navarro
brothers in the infield; Skip
Rueda, Caraballo, Domenech,
Sweeting and a few others At
least a good three-club league
could be started. Roy Hamlin is
ready. What do you say. Cara
ballo and A. Acevedo? Are you
ready TO start, too?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-19

Power boat Heron Captain III
gene Sweeting- Of the Overseas
Transportation Company. arrived
in port this morning from Miami
with q load Of freight for Key
West
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-19
beings Around The
Golf LinkII
tBy GRAVY

II seems that the president Of
the golf club had to take his chill
dren UP to Miami to see the skat-
er but lot of fellows on the golf
course yesterday were under the
impression that Mr.. Hurricane
Eddie wanted to go and see Miss
Sonia himself and that his chill
dren made a good excuse We
hope that Mr.. Strunk does not
forget himself so much as to yell
to the lady, especially if Mrs.
Hurricane Is sitting right along
side of Mr.. Hurricane
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-19

Steamship Ozark. Of the CLYDE
Mallory Lines. arrived yesterday
afternoon frnm Miami and Jack
soaville. Wifh heavy freight for
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-19
MOUSE INITIATES CAT

NEWMAN. nl.-Mrs. Ray Allen
Of this CITY caught a mouse which
purred like a cat I heard the
mouse around the house a long
time. but thought il was a kit
ten. she said
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-19

German technicians are uzng
x-ray machines q detect inneE
defects Of airplaneS. automohilez.
bridges and marine machfnerx-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-19

There IS a suspicion among
competent critics of golf on the
Pacific Coast that George Won
Elm outrankS the former mystery
man. Montague. as the leading
businessman golfer now circllat-
ing among the picture bsrons and
duchesseS
Scotty Chisholm. worlds num-
Der one golf announcer. reports
Won Elm better than when he
won the National Amateur cham
piOnShip in 1876. defeating Bob
Jones IN the final. and better than
he was in 1891 when he tied Billy
Burke for the Open title and lost
after double re-plsy
Won Elm piled I'd = great rec
ord IN 1871. winning the Southern
California open with rs. He Vas
tenth n the Los Angeles open
with 2S4 he was second IN the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-19
DO YOUR SHOPPING EARLY

KANSA cfFY-Merchants Of
TINS city. preparing for next
Christmas. recently bsughs ls.0o0
Christmas trees A gkb salesman
Convinced thenS he had 70 set his
orders IN early Il they wanted
choice tres &"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-19
Browns 90 Roster

St. Louis Browns name 40 play
ers on its 1898 roster. They are:
Pitchers. BOnetti. Cole. Hennes-
sey, Hildebrand, Kim berlin.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-19

Mr.. Charlie Salas and MIR. Doc
William Penababe Kemp got into
an argument as to which could
play 10 holes the fastest and on
a match to decidetthat, it all came
out even on account of each one
finished at the time Of the other.
However, while MIR. Salas made
1t in SO strokes, the Doc made It
IN Oil which was not 50 good but
of course he did not have the ex-
summer-pro along to give him a
few pointers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-19

". Gates. A Saunders. scorer.
Hastings Smith, timer, Stanton
Cooper.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-19

Knott, Linke. Miller, Mills, Mum
Grief, Newsome. Pyle. Strickland.
Tieje. Tamulis, Trotter, Van
Alta, Walkup and Weaver; Catch
ers. Guiliani, Harsnay, Heath,
Huffman, PaytOn and Sullivan:
-Infielders. Barley, Bejma, Carey,
Cliff, Gryska. Hughes, Kress,
KniekeEbocker and McGuinn:
Outfielders, Allan, Bell, Mazzara,
Buster Mills, Siebert and Sam
Westzz FAeyrnln report at San
Antonio on March z. ~
.eRE ~ e-L---@- rs
Baseball. Soffban. Fight "a
Wild Bill Hallahan has signed
with ts1eqlow1y PhiIhes. Matte
Maan will fight Bomber Joe Louis
on February o. Mann says that
the Bomber is a sucker for a good
right We win see on the BIRD :.
p v Gahan, of St. Petersburg.
has been named high commission
of softban for Florida The win
ner of the state championship viii
play for the national title in Chi
cago, September 9. 10 and IL.
New changes for 1888 are that
the bunt is allowed and pitchers
can use windmill and other freak
deliveries. This viii hven up the
game and make IT more popular.
The feminine champions Of the
state viii play in Cleveland on
the same dates