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Notice Is hereby given fhzx ths
undersigned Viii Apply 90 Eh@ zaewsa-
lature OF the state 81 F1wwf6a a.
the Legislative sesxi0n - aziG
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Florida and the CITY % KEY W~xa
Florida a municipal c0rpur9xtuE.
additional powers other Ehax 49,
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lowing and au1horlztnE ehs Cl-T
Council 10 zone the Chy e KY
West, Florida
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regulate and restrict ne hszEkL
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the percentages Ct lot CO p@r944 %
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size q yards. courts Mn& oGher
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OBSERVATIONS FROM
THE BLEACHERS
BY o. L. MILAN

1T SEEMS there will be no Sc
ries game Sunday. So it is rum
ored about the city. You see,
there was a meeting held some
time this week and the reason for
it was to GUST Umpire Maxine
Gonzalez, whose baseball deci-
Sions do not meet with the ap-
proval of three members of the
Conehs' outfit and evidently what
this trio want they must have. In
other words, they do not only
run the Key West club but the
league as well. Consequently, the
team drops out of the series if
Gonzalez must be kept as UNI
pire.
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THE LOCAL BASEBALL CIR

CUT is composed of four teams
and all of them must have some
say as to who should be the UNI
pireS and other officials. Mana
gers of the Pirates, Seafood Grill
and Blue Sox voted in favor of
retaining Gonzalez as the leagues
chief Jump, while the Conchs
went against, claiming that
Colo" stole Sundays game from
them with his bad decisions. If
this is true, this column fails to
see it that way. In the past he
has never shown any partiality
to any team of the league, and
neither has any other umpire who
has officiated at league game.
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cakes and pastries starting with
this weekend and continuing for
an indefinite period.
From time to time-special
suggestions win be suggested
with prices to suit all. This
policy follows the usual principle
of offering the best in baked
goods at competitive prices.
Watch the columns of The Citi-
zen for more announcements.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE
NTHE COUNTY JUDGES cor

NOTICE
NTHE COUNTY JUDGES COURT.
N AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.
In re Esate Of
FLORIDA FORSBERG,
Deceased
Notice is hereby given 70 all
whom il may concern that Edna
Ireland. as Executrix of the Last
VIII and Testament Of Florida
Forsberg, deceased, has filed with
the Honorable Raymond p Lord.
County Judge. in and for Monroe
County, Florida. her Final Report
and has made application for her
discharge as Executrix OF the Last
VIII and Testament Of Florida
Forsberg- deceased
Dated March 29th. A -. 1893.
EDNA IRELAND,
As Executrix Of the Last VIII and
Testament Of Florida Forsberg.
deceased mar31s aprz-14-z1. 1s3s
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LoUIS-ROPER BOUT

S87, 697.75 of sucker money. The
champ made an earning of S970
per second he fought in his last
three fights-one round against
Max Schmeling, one against John
Henry Lewis and then one with
Jack Roper. The Brown Bomber
will wind up the biggest money
maker in the history of the ring
and will be noted as the one to
finish his opponents the fastest.
Schmeling lasted two minutes
and four seconds, Lewis two min
utes and 90 seconds, and Roper
two minutes and 90 seconds.
Other Louis fights: Thomas, five
rounds; Nathan Mann, three
rounds; Tommy Farr, full Is
rounds; Braddock, eight rounds.
Everyone is cycling the title go
with Two-Ton Tony Galento with
alarm, for it may be another one
round affair.
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YANKS BLANK
RED SOX, 20;
DODGERS WIN
BEES SWEEP SERIES WITH
PHILLIES; ATHLETICS SUR
PRIsED MATS WITH 20 VIC
TORY
Especial to rhe Citizen.


NEW YORK, April 21.-Unable
to play for three days, New York
Yankees got underway yesterday
afternoon and gave Boston Red
Sox whitewashing, to O. Lefty
Grove and Red Ruffing hooked
up in pitching duel, and Red
kept his so well scattered that not
more than one was allowed in
any single inning. One of the
Yanks' seven hits was a homer
by Bill Dickey and the other
run-producing safety was three
Dagger.
Philadelphia Athletics surpris-
ed Washington Senators by blank
ing them to O. Caster let the
Mats down with but four hits.
A home run by Hank Green
berg in the fourteenth inning
won 8 to Z for Detroit Tigers
over Chicago White Sox. Tigers
amassed a total of 10 safe blows.
Cleveland-St. Louis game was
postponed because of rain.
Brooklyn Dodgers evened their
series with New York Giants by
taking advantage of the wildnesS
of Hal Schumacher, who gave up
four of the Dodgers runs. Final
count was 5 to 8. Hamlin let
Terry's men down with seven
bingles.
Philadelphia Phillies lost both
games played in the series with
Boston Bees. Behind tilree-hit
ball by Fette, the Bees BANKED
the Phils, 2 to 0, which was the
third game of the day won and
lost by the same score.
All other contests in the Ma
tional League were postponed be-
cause of rain.
Teams in both leagues switch
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
THE WEATHER

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CTill 7:30 p. m. Saturday,
Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Saturday: not
much change In temperature;
light to moderate east and SOUTH
east winds.
Florida: Partly cloudy tonight
and Saturday; not much change
in temperature.
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EXPERTS PICK HEnLEcs tc

win the National League flag.
Ninety sports writers participated
in a poll and the results were that
the Reds from Cincinnati had $40
points to their closest rivals, New
York Giants, with 584. Chicago
Cubs received 564 points, Pitts
burgh Pirates 476, ST. Louis Car
dinals 364, Boston Bees 800,
Brooklyn Dodgers 221 and Phil
adelphia Phillies 81 points Gin
cinnati had 43 first place out of a
possible 90; Giants, 19; Cubs. 81;
Pittsburgh. five, and st. Louis
and Boston. one each. Giants
were picked to finish second by
80 sports writers, Cincinnati by
20, Pittsburgh by Is and Cubs by
IA.
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HITLER VS.. CZECH

Is SEATTLE, Wash.-Mrs. Ber-
nice Hanson of this city won a
divorce from her husband when
she charged that me said he was
Hitler and / was Czechoslovakia
and he was going to conquer
me-"
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THE WHOLE THING in a

shell is that three individuals of
Hamlin's crew have decided not
to play ball with Gonzalez and so
it was agreed by the team. Now
the Pirates, Seafood Grill and
Blue Sox will work out sched-
ule to play doubleheaders until
the Key West nine makes up its
mind as. toswhat it wants to do.
The most probable thing is that
teams from other cities will be
brought here each week and the
Trumbo Field will not be avail
ablet to other teams.
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local players who have partici-
pated in the national pastime in
Key West for the past 80 years.
the writer has come upon the
names Of many great catchers.
Among them are Kelly Caraballo.
G. Lowe. B. Roberts, Kirchen-
bau. A. Perez. T. Rodriguez. AL
Rodriguez. Key. Martinez. Tai
bot, J. Fernandez, NJ Medina,
AL Rodriguez. NJ. Acevedo, I.
Rodriguez. ]. Navarro and Lewis.
To pick the best of these would
require great outstanding of the
game. Cyril Griffin looks the
best. Let's find out what the
averages have to tell
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-21

MADAME MEAUX or

MADAME MEAUX greeted
AsA Asey with a dazzling smile. In
evening dress, and with makeup,
she was a far different woman
from the hot perspiring bieyclist
OF the afternoon.
Very nifty" Asey said. "You
had EN- hanging on the ropes"
Sister Brinley." M d a m e
Meaux told him., wanted a So
prano with volume, and she got
one. can make that trumpet
sound SiSsier than a penny whis-
tie. Say, have you seen Slade?"
That's what I wanted to talk
with you about-got a few min
utes?"
I've got an hour before l have
to tear of Old Favorites, If that'n
help"
"Fine," Asey said, get your coat
an come along with Jane Warren
an me"
@n you mean your girl friend.
she's walked out on you. Joined
the local swells in that box. And
you'd better know you're being
watched. If that sort Of thing mat
ters to YOU"
Half the fun Of these things is
the nice new gossip" Asey said.
"Billingsgate'll r'm ember for
years how / upped an made of
with their soprano. Hop along
He gave no indication of seeing
either Aunt Sara's wink or James
annoyed stare as he escorted Ma
dame Meaux to the roadster.
Once in the car, he had a bad
moment. All he wanted was to ask
questions about Slade. but he had
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-21
MALONEY BAKERY
HAVING SPECIALS

Attention is called to the an
nouncement sponsored by Ma
loney Bros. Bakery, 81 Fleming
street. on page one today. This
favorite bake shop win be run
ming specials on delicious. new
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JIMMIE Foxx. champion bats

JIMMIE FoXX. champion bats
man of the major leagues for
v1938,. with an average efE249, fig
ures he viii hit 10 points higher
this year with the sacrifice fly
rule in effect this season. jim
ME also won the batting crown
in 1893. He belted out SO homers
in 1892, which was duplicated by
Hank Greenberg last year. The
record of so homers in one sea-
son was set by Babe Ruth in
1927.
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cuco CASTILLO. the ole

timer from Key West, is playing
softball over in st. Petersburg.
He is the shortstop for the Pine
las Lumber Company ten in the
City Softball League, and is lead
off man in batting order. In the
first game against the Suwanee
ten. his club won 8 to 2. All Gu
CO done was to pole double and
single, score two runs and han
die seven chances without an er-
ror.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-21
LAST SUNDAY.

LAST SUNDAY. the car in
which the Cello baseball club of
Tampa was travelling on its way
to Brooksville turned over and
one of the players was killed.
Several were badly injured.
Ruben Rodriguez was the victim
of the turnover. E. Perez. j. Fer
rera and Pedrero received the
worst injuries All of the players
are well known to some of the
local players and fans, and all
wish to take this means of ex-
tending to the family of Ruben
Rodriguez their heartfelt SYM
patfy. and may the others re-
gain their health as quick as pos
sible is their desire. -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-21

IT IS HOPED that this little
matter can be patched up before
long so that the championship
series may continue. More fans
are coming out with each game
and the interest is getting great
er.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-21

THE WRITER was not present
at the meeting but the story writ
ten was given by one of the team
managers, who asked his name
as well as the three players who
are interested in seeing Umpire
Gonzalez out of the league not
be mentioned.
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MAJOR LEAGUES So
Do 1s GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, not
scheduled.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia-Ta-
mulis VS.. Passeau.
Boston at New York-Macfay-
den VS.. Salvo.
Chicago at ST Louis-Lee VS..
Warneke or Davis.
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The team made up Of Boy
Scouts has dropped out of the
league, being replaced by the De
Molay boys. as yet to play in the
series.
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Chapter IS
Chat With A Soprano

ATDINNER, back at Aunt Sara's,
"A Zeb announced his intention
OF working most Of the night.
"Ordersl" he said. you never
saw so many orders in your life.
Mats daft. Thought che had
enough for this week, and we had
to phone Boston fifty times. MATHS
ordering carload lots now. And
Baked Beans1l be up ten points by
the end of the week. It's awfully
funny. You say, what about a can
OF beans, and they say. why yes.
they'll be nice to have in the house.
It seems you don't ever buy baked
beans to eat, you buy them TO Have
in the House, like coal or flowers.
I've sent father a wire. Some
things radically wrong with his
advertising. Say, Jane, you'll have
to- go with Asey tonight"
81 already asked her." Asey said.
Miss Randalls goin' proper with
JEFF an Sara, an sit in a blue-an'-
yellow draped box, but Jane an |,
were goin' to mingle with the hoi
p'loi an eat peanuts"
'Tm going to fiirt with the trum-
pet" Jane said. @He asked me for
date, Monday, and when asked
him who he thought he was, he
said he was the best solid sender
in the business. It must mean
something, he was quite proud OF
1t. While I'm busy with him, Asey,
you!
'Tl1 be chattin' with Madame
Meaux. Hustle, Jane. ! want to
hear her render the openin' num-
Der. Maybe she's better with lights
an spangles than she was in the
corridor the other day."
Madame Meaux was RENDERING
America The Beautiful" when
they reached the ball park, and
Asey admitted that she was doing
it rather well.
Maybe so, but / never liked
that song" Jane said. "Irs so bla.
family SNUG. As if no other country
ever had spacious skies, or amber
waves of grain, or purple noun.
tain majesties, or anything. Il
doesn't seem to sound right here
either. There are spacious skies
but"
"Well," Asey said, you can sins
oh, beautiful for bay'bry bushes
for lots an lots Of sand if you like
No one'll ever notice"
Jane laughed. "Now this one
what's this? People have been sing.
ing it at the drop of a hat for weeks
and ! never yet have understood
word. / asked Mary" she stopped
and bit her lip. MARY didn't know
She said she just hummed a sort o.
obhligato."
SHAT" Asey said, els Billings
gates crownin' opus. That is Bill
1ingsgate Beautiful The town an
them, by the fine Italian hand o.
Bessie Brinley."
Jane shivered and gritted hel
teeth. "Wowl Why do they sing iii
How can they? ] mean. after all
you don't try to sing something
like that from choice, or just to bt
nice to Mrs. Brinley."
We'll" Asey said, sin a Zebra.
ton like this, you got to sing some
thing for brotherhood an the
cause, like - oh, like-like the
Horst Vessel"
THAT NAME" Jane said, "al
ways sounded to me as though j
should be some sort of black sau'
sage-well, that's overl Thanh
goodnessl Asey. where are you
are YOU really going to talk witt
her? Well. can YOU tie that"
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THE "HooDoo" seems to
have followed Manager McKech-
ME to the Cincinnati Reds. When
the Reds pilot took over the job
as manager. ne had a chance to
cop the pennant last year but in
juries carried the Reds down to
fourth place. This season, with
most of the experts picking the
Reds for the flag, on opening day
shortstop Billy Myers got beaned
and. had to be moved from tn
lineup. Nolan Richardson had to
take the post He is a capable
fielder but not the hitter Myers
is. The Reds usually lose the
first game, so this defeat is moth
ing new, but if the ''hoodoo"
claims any more members OF the
club the pennant chances viii
get severe setback.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Detroit at Cleveland-Trout VS..
Feller.
Philadelphia at Boston-Pip-
pen or Ross VS.. Bagby.
New York at Washington-Go-
mez VS.. Krakaukas.
ST. Louis at Chicago-Newsom
vs. Lyons.
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Of yellow pzpeE berEee1 s.
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Yesterday: Mike Sldde, artist,
seems to be among the missing,
but he leaves q note for Weston
that he'll be back soon.
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Asey Mayo, Cape Cod sIeuth.
Madame Mea TX, soprano
friend of SHADES.
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LEON GOOSE GoSLIN has
been named manager of the Tren-
ton Senators in the Interstate
Baseball League. Goslin is for
mer Washington and Detroit out
fielder. He also will play center
field for the minor league club.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

OCIfUIfIdCIItI, AOIIA IIIdII d4AO
banning; Harnlin and Phelps.
Cincinnati at Chicago, rain.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh, rain.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Knott, Brown and Sylvesfri
Benton. Lawson and Tebbetts.
Cleveland at St. Louis, rain.
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OLD HOME WEEK MURDER
by Phoebe Atwood Taylor
The Characters

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the HuStSies lost four straight,
they came back TO win four in a
row. losing only Saturday to the
University Of Southern Califor-
MAS wrecking crew.
Phclan had . perfect answer
for that loss: Look what hap
pened 10 Notre Dame. Illinois
and Oregon State, among others.
But reports strengthened to-
day that powerful factions were
determined that the dapper
Jimmy should 70 at the end of
this season.
First public indication of the
coming struggle came when
Sports Editor Cliff Harrison of
the Seattle Star observed:
BATTLE LINES DRAWN
Right now the battle lines
are being drawn for what may
be a bitter fight 10 prevent the
re-hiring OF Jimmy Phelan."
Harrison said the cards may
be stacked against the likeable
freshman. too"
George N. varnen Of the
Times figured Phelan to return.
"Pbelan's team has not come
up To expectations" he said,
but it is highly probable that
be VIII be given a new contract.
probably for one year"
Chief worry ef Phelsn sup
Persars wa that thu Appolntiys
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Bowlers Of the Hay Street
Booster leagues engaged In a
tournament on the Play Nor
alleys Saturday night and the
team composed of Pete
Schwab, George Petersen, Hal
Meyer and o. Damkier won
the tourney, with score of
a054.
CHG Vinegar rolled the high in
dividual score of the meet, turning
in games of IT'S, 13s and ISL, for a
total of 507. Winegar's score was
only one pin better than that of
George Petersen, who rolled sos.
Ed Olswang was third, with an
even 500.
Other pinmen who competed
were: Ray Leftwick, Lyle Smith,
George Coleman, E. Balloon, Joe
Dessen, H. Johnson, AL Marano,
Joe Rutgers, H. Merkle and Bert
Hollstrom.
A full week of league play opens
tonight, with the Stadium, Knights
of Columbus, Industrial, Eagles
and Eagles Auxiliary circuits
shooting on the Broadway alleys
and the two K Street Booster
leagues rolling on the Play Nor
drives.
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Close Decision
Benefits Giants

NEW YORK-The New York
Giants can thank Referee Bill Hal.
loran today for their National Pro-
fessional leagues eastern division
championship. The records show
they won il from the Washington
Redskins, 9 to Z.
Halloran was put squarely on
the spot when the favored Red
skins, trailing by two points in the
fourth period, ploughed the ball
down to the Giant is. Tackle Tor
rance Russell joined Halloran be-
hind the "eight-ball' when he was
rushed back in to try for a field
goal which meant victory.
An ear-splitting din broke
the momentary silence which
had held the crowd Of 62,404,
when the kick appeared good.
But Halloran ruled the kick
off by about an inch. A few
plays later the game was over.
The Green Bay Packers were
forced TO come from behind with a
fourth-period touchdown to defeat
Detroit 1871.
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Field Goals Give
Bulldogs Victory

PORTLAND, Ore. - Four field
goals. one Of which came in the
closing minutes Of the game, gave
the Los Angeles Bulldogs a ls to
II victory over the Columbus, o..
Bullies here yesterday before $500
persons.
Columbus got its first touch
down ira the opening plays, when
Williams passed TO Busich for II
yards TO set up the score. On the
following kickoff. Hutchinson ran
the bair back 81 yards to tie the
score for Los Angeles. The Bull
dogs kicked two field goals in the
second period and Columbus one.
Msnton's last two field goals in
the fourth period offset the Sec
ond Bully touchdown.
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his feat d out-scoring all other
collegiate players this season.
It's whst opposing players had
been sayhag all fall as the 1885,
pound BACK charged over Rocky
Mountain gridirons to hit pay dirt
time and time again and establish
a scoring record with 14l points.
Madden, FL, a handsome,
dark-hafred youth who came
b the Colorado School Of
Mines to study petroleum
engiBceting, surpassed the
Rocky Mountain record of 122
points Gt by Byron "Whiz-
zer" White, Colorado univer-
sity ace who was tops In 1887.
statistieally. here's Madden's
record:
He esrisied the ball % times
including charging, pass intercept
tions AMI run-back of kickoffs-
and he nPlde a total of 1916 yards.
This averages l4.s yards for every
time he got hold of the pigskin.
These facts tell clearly why
Colorado Mines. winner of the
Rocky Maintain Little Five" con-
ference race. went through the
season tmdefeated, scoring 268
points to its opponents a..
Professional football? Madden
hadn't decided yet-but the pro
scouts vsill be camping on his
doorstep before spring.