davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1939-04-27

No parece que haya inmu-
nidad contra la tuberculosis;
pero la inmunidad relativa
puede adquirirse o heredar-
Sc. Esta inmunidad relativa, sin
embargo puede acabarse 81
es hereditaria, y puede du-
rar POGO, 81 es adquirida. Una
inmunidad relativa frecuente-
mente significa no que ell in
dividuo esta a salvo de la tu-
berculosis, sin que una parte
de su cuerpo, 81 atacada por ell
NAL, puede ser restringida o Il
mitada por la calificaci6n, y
que puede desarrollarse una
fuerza de resistencia a la ge-
neralizacidn de la enferme'
dad.
Por otra parte, es perfecta-
mente possible que un bacilo tn
berculoso pase por los centres
de resistencia contra la enfer-
medal Y Sc es%tacione en- otra
parte, en- una glandula, por
ejemplo, Y ALI proceda a null
tiplicarse y a causar una infec
ci6n general.
Ell poder localizador del in
dividuo O su resistencia a la
extension de la dolencia pa
rece depender muy mucho de
la buena nutrici6n de todas las
parties de su cuerpo. Cuando
esta resistencia normal sc re-
duce por una toxemia, por al
guna condici6n agotadora, CO
mo una supuraci6n cr6nica,
por catarros repetidos, por dia
rreas prolongadas, o por otra
causa debilitadora; o cuando
la resistencia Sc aminora por
una herida, por una operaci6n,
por una seria infection aguda
y, especialmente, por una grip
pc, entonces ell cuerpo parece
no poder hacer frente a los alta
ques del germen en- perpetuo
acecho.
No parece que haya raza hui
mana que tenga una mayor re-
sistencia al bacilo de la tuber-
culosis, aunque como en- todas
las infecciones agudas, una ra.
"a o una comunidad que no haya
sufrido la enfermedad, cuandC
la tiene la sufre en- su forms
mas seria y progresiva. En- o.
traS palabras, POGO q POGO, pol
estar constantemente sujetos a.
peligro del germen y estarle ha-
ciendo frente en- TODD momento,
o por alguna resistencia hereda-
da, Ia mayor parte de las comu-
nidades civilizadas tienen gene
ralmente la enfermedad en- for
ma cr6nica, es decir, que la re-
sistencia es suficiente para i'm
pedir el estado agudo de Ia do
lencia. Por 10 tanto, hay muchos
mas casos curados en- las comu-
nidades donde todos los haitian
ties han estado expuestos por Ia
enfermedad por largo tempo.
La buena hygiene, ell cuidado
inteligente del alimento, y ell ais
lamiento y la prevention de las
infecciones, salvan mas nihos de
aqui que individuos im~perfecta-
mente resistentes vivian hasta lie
gar a ser jovenes, edad en- Ia
cual estan mas progresses a ad-
quirir la tuberculosis. ESto hace
que hoy EN- dia haya un nGmero
mucho mayor de individuos alta
cados por esta enfermedad en-
las communicates civilizadas, que
10 que era hace muchos amos.
Este aumento ha sido hasta cier
to punto balanceado en- amos re-
cientes por las meiores medidas
preventivas y por un cuidado
mas cientifico de los pacientes
tuberculosis, pero la diSminu-
ci6n en- ell numero de los ataca-
dos no es tan rapida como result
tado de esa labor preventive CO.
mo seria 81 los ninos debiles Y
no ~resistentes no Sc salvasen.
lEstos exitos en- ell cuidado de los
infantes y los ninos hacen que
has llamadas intermediates de
La gaceta., 1939-04-27

H1LlGvH PAIN IN FHW MINUTES
To relieve the torturing pain Of Rheuma-
tiem, Neurita, Neuralgia or Lumbago, In a
minute. - the Doctors formula
eottos. Does the work Quickly-must relieve
WORT pain, 10 your satisfaction In a few
minutes or meneY baak % Druggists. Don't
ssaer. uss NURTf0 On this guarantees today.
Evening star., 1939-09-13
Grand Jury Returns
IS Indictments in
Adkins Court
Two Men Charged
With Assault on
Two Women

Justice Jesse c. Adkins, in Crimi-
nal Court No. l of District Court, to-
day received one of the largest
patches of indictments in recent
months, when 65 were handed up by
the grand jury. Due to the Labor
Day holiday last week, none was re-
turned. Today's list contained eight
indictments growing out of charges
of violating the narcotic laws.
Robert Smith, colored, 36, was in
dicted on a charge of rape in con-
nection with the assault of a 21-
year-old white married woman-a
visitor here from Pittsburgh, Pa
in the ladies' washroom of a down.
town restaurant on September g.
The grand jury accused Clyde w.
Singer, 81, of Bancroft, Va, of rape
on August 26 on a 22-year- old
woman at a parking lot near Tenth
and G. streets NV.
Others indicted and the charges
against them are: Wilbert B. Howell,
Paul o. Richardson, Herman Spann
and Leonard NJ Mccall, joyriding
and grand larceny; James Johnson,
Thomas Richardson, James Thomas,
Willis Baxter, Joseph Bowman,
Henry Whittle and Leroy Brent,
joyriding; James Brooks, Herbert
Whitby and Arthur Green, grand
larceny; Revelle Davis, larceny after
trust; Edward o. Sutton, embezzle-
ment of 494 pounds of coffee; James
H. Geiger, housebreaking and lar
ceny and joyriding; Murray Haw-
kins. Melvin Fehrick and Henry E.
Jackson, housebreaking; William E.
Mallory, Joseph Wood, James G.
Taylor, Stanley Mullin, John F.
Briggs, William T. Richetts, Ken
meth R. Wallich, James B. Williams
and Floyd Miller, housebreaking and
larceny; Floyd Miller. Earnest Park
er, James Brent, Beatrice Love, Mar
tha Rhone, Alice Brown, Lorenzo
Beattie, Buddy Hannah, Lamar E.
Brown and William Harris, robbery;
Logan Anderson jr; Charles w. Coy
and William Strother Brown, as
sault with intent to commit rob-
berry, and assault with dangerous
weapon and assault with intent to
kill; Clarence Blocker, George
Lucas, Henry George, George E.
Bigsby, Edgar Ford, Azalia P. My
ers, Samuel Taylor and Henry E..
Evening star., 1939-09-13
WHAT TO DO FOR
ECZEMA ITCHING
and BURNING

Wash the affected parts with
Resinol Soap and warm water to
soften scales and crusts. Resinol
Soap is suggested because it con-
tains no excess of free alkah, and
cleanses the tender skin so care
fully. Dry by patting with soft
cloth-do not rub.
Many doctors recommend an oily
ointment because it holds the medi-
cation in contact with the irritated
skin surface, giving prolonged ac-
ton. Resinol Ointment meets this
requirement, and does even more.
For nearly as years it has been
and still is - successfully used to
relieve quickly the itching and burn
ing of eczema. 1t contains soothing
ingredients that aid healing.
Use Resinol Ointment today and
enjoy comfort tomorrow. Get a jar,
also a cake of Resinol Soap, at any
drug store. For free sample, write
to Resinol, Dept. 81, Baltimore, Md.
Evening star., 1939-09-13

Jackson, assault with dangerous
weapon; Lottie Brockens, Oscar H.
Smith, Bertha Rutherford, Edith L.
Smallwood, Clarence L. Wilson,
Percy E. Wilson, William F.. Wilson,
Robert Young. Alma Mcdaniel, Max
Wolper, Rosie Wood and Minnie
Reid, violation of the numbers law;
Rosie Wood, Minnie Reid, Daisy
Moxley, Sylvester Gather, Benja-
min S. McConkle and Howard L.
Smith, violation of Liquor Taxing
Act of 1884; John Holbrook, William
A. Jones, Beatrice Perry, Howard
j. Crawford and Helena Fortune,
passing forged Government checks;
Harold v. Jones, Fannie Dickerson,
Frank Wilson, James Adams. Doc
Jones, Allen Williams, Raymond l.
Johnson, William NICK. Kincaid,
Leonard E. Jackson, Curtis Feem-
ster, jr., and Edith Boyd, violations
OF the Harrison Narcotic Act and
the Narcotic Drugs Import and Ex-
port Act; William j. Dixon, assault
with intent to commit carnal
knowledge.
Evening star., 1939-09-13
Moderate Living Is Held
Arthritis Preventive

The best way to prevent arthritis
and rheumatism is to live mod
erately, said DR.. D. c. Grain in a
talk yesterday at a Civitan Club
luncheon at the Mayflower Hotel
on Dangerous Joints"
DR.. Grain, native Washingtonian,
who was trained at Walter Reed
Hospital, said arthritis frequently
came after heavy eating and drink
ing had added excessive weight and
sluggishness to the system. Worry
should be avoided, he said, because
the most common type of arthrltis,
Evening star., 1939-09-13
Ruinbow Division Unit
ToM Meet Saturday

A meeting of the District Chapter
of Rainbow Division Veterans will
be held Saturday night at 100 L
street NV. The newly elected
president, James E. Witherite, will
preside. Elmer F.. Neagle, national
president of Rainbow Division Vet
Grams, will attend.
Mr.. Neagle has just mailed TO the
groups various chapters a bulletin
explaining Just what Congress has
recently done in the interests of
World War veterans.
Evening star., 1939-09-13
Coeducution Problem
Vexes Louisville
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.-For years sep
arate high schools for boys and girls
have been maintained in Louisville
and Mrs. S. 1. Kornhauser, vice
president of the city Parent Teacher
Council, says the real reason is
the intense athletic rivalry between
two of the boys schools-Manual
and Male High.
c. L. Jordan, retiring principal
of Manual High School, advocates
coeducation as the natural situa-
ton" He says boys and girls should
not be separated in adolescent years.
Evening star., 1939-09-13
Eastern Star Dance

Acacia Chapter, No. %, Order Of
the Eastern Star, will hold dance
for the benefit of the Eastern Star
temple fund on FRIDAY evening at
the Brightwood Lodge Hall, Georgia
and Colorado avenues NV, it has
been announced by the chapter.
William c. Fitz Gibbon Is general
chairman of the dance.
Evening star., 1939-09-13

bone arthritis or "old fashioned
rheumatism, is not necessarily seri-
Gus and is only sign of the wear
of the joints. Helpful treatment in
cludes rest, measured exercise and
heat.
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Seafood Grill


tain, Baker, Rueda, j. Navarro 2,
Navarro. Salinero; errors: Smith,
Kemp, Collins, Sterling, Carbo-
nell; double plays: Smith to Dun
can to Teens, Alonzo to Baker;
bases on balls: off Collins 2, off
Salinero 2; struck out: by Collins
2, by Salinero 8; wild pitch: Col
Inns; umpires: Hernandez and
Woodson; time of game: 2:15.
In the rightcap, the hard-hit-
ting crack Conch team touched
the very famed Miami pitcher,
Doug Brady, for IA safe blows,
including doubles by Acveedo
and Albury. The Key West
sAortstop, Acevedo, also connect
ed for a single and a triple.
The veteran Robert Bethel
hurled a beautiful two-hit game,
but beat himself out of register
ing a shutout victory when he
walked Elliott, first batter to face
him in the sixth inning, then
threw the ball wild over second
base in an attempt to catch the
Miami third baseman at the key
stone bag. Elliott scored as the
throw went far into deep center
field. It was the invaders only
marker.
A scratch hit in the first round
by Duncan. and a safety over
short in the ninth by Fountain
were the visitors only hits in this
contest.
Armando Acevedo, fast Conch
shortstop, was easily the hero of
the second game when he showed
in the first run for the locals in
the fifth stanza with long triple
to right center and took advant-
age of Buncan's tumble of Carl
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MATS WHIP YANKS.
End DAY in ROW.;
CUBS DOWN CARDS
BOSTON RED sox DEFEAT
: ATHLETICS AND GO INTO
TIE FOR FIST PLACE WITH
YANKEES
tSpecial 70 The Ciflxenl


NEW YORK, May 1.-Teams of
Gotham did not fair well on the
opening day of the New York
Worlds Fair.
Luke Appleton and Alexandra
combined to limit the Yankees to
four hits while their teammates
blasted two opposing hurlers for
II safeties. Final score was to
2. Yanks lost their star player
Saturday when Joseph Paul Di-
Maggie slipped on wet grass and
injured his right leg. The injury
was not as bad as first thought
but the son of a San Francisco
crab-hunter will be absent from
the lineup for ten days or two
weeks. The defeat yesterday
was the second in a row in as
many days at the hands of the
Washington Senators.
Meanwhile, Boston Red Sox,
behind seventh pitching by
Bagby, who kept them Well-scat-
tered, took Philadelphia Ath-
letics into camp on the same
number of safeties but getting
them when they meant runs.
Score: to !. The victory car
ried the Red Sox into a first
place tie with the Yanks.
Over in the National League,
New York Giants fell victims to
Boston Bees, 3 to 2. Lou Fette,
who won his third game in as
many starts, held the Giants
scoreless until the ninth. Bees are
now in a virtual tie with Cincin-
natl Reds, who did not play yes
terday.
Combining six-hit pitching by
rookie Lilliard and three miscues
byESt. Louis Cardinals, Chicago
Cubs went to a 4 to l victory and
climbed up to third place.
Brooklyn Dodgers showed Phil
adelphia Phillies into sixth place
and took over fifth position. The
Dodgers whipped the Phils, 8 to
l, with the help of Hamlin's
steady twirling.
Kreevich's sensational catching
of potential hits way back in the
outer gardens was the means of
Chicago White Sox defeating st.
Louis Browns, 6 to 5.
Tommy Bridges limited Cleve-
land Indians to six bingles and so
Detroit Tigers, who pounded out
10 safeties, won, AL.
Chicago White Sox and Chicago
Cubs will play an exhibition con-
test this afternoon for the bene-
fit of Monte Stratton, who lost
leg last year, which resulted from
an accidental gunshot wound
while hunting. Dizzy Dean will
make his first appearance on the
mound for the Cubs since spring
training.
II
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twins are sore at Sam Anderson
and Tubby Price for various and
sundry reasons, most of which
are So ones.
Little Bill Fripp and Glenn
Price showed Doc Willis and Jack
Kehoe under by using a barrage
of puts and drives as well as
gingerale and Bill and Glenn
finished 3 to 0.
Eddie Strunk (the hurricane
wonder) and Johnny Kirschen-
baum the ex summer pro took
Brad Barnes and Bob Page ia
to " and was Eddie and Kirch
happy?
Old Bye Sands, the Duke of
Rock Sound had Bascom Grooms
for a partner and J. L. Moore
and Otto Kirchheiner for OPP
ponents and Miami won 2 to l
on account of the Duke was not
making the puts while Otto
was.
The boys left via aerocar in
the afternoon vowing to return
next week or perhaps this week;
the Key Westers agreeing that
even they had had a good time
too and hoped they would re-
turn. A match between Key
West and Miami will be played
there at an early date.
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< SPORTS ! J
q e I'D
KEY WEST MINES TOOK BOTH ENDS
OF DOUBLEHEADER FROM MIADIIANS
sssesssssssss.ssseseesss
FOLLOWING THROUGH
BY AGUILAR
Seessssseoseeeeeesseeeoa

WHITNEY MARTIN. The AS
ISOLATED Press sports writer, says
that Bonura is finally discovered
at New York. Zeke Bonura is
the latest example of the Gotham
idea that if the sun isn't shining
in New York it isn't shining any
where else, and that a fiddle is
just fiddle until played in New
York where it becomes a violin.
Bonura was taken to the ample
bosom of Gotham as discovery,
when, as matter of fact, tine New
Orleans banana man has been
the same key legged, colorful
Zeke Bonura for 10, these many
years. The only differences is that
he has been playing With Wash
ington and Chicago White Sox,
but when he hit New York he
was "discovered". He started out
alright but how will ne end up?
The Bonura case is not an iso-
lated example.
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NOTICE

ALI creditors whose claims have
been filed and allowed. in. the
TROPICAL BUILDING. AND
INVESTMENT COMPANY RE-
OWNERSHIP, are hereby noti-
fled that a dividend of 1919 has
been declared on all said claims.
ALL claimants must apply to the
undersigned receiver for the pay
ment of said dividend at the
County Court House.
Proof of Identification must be
submitted. In case claimant is
now deceased, proof of authority
to collect said dividend must be
shown.
RAYMOND r. LORD,
Receiver.
Key West, Florida,
April II, 1899.
apr17-24; mayl-8,1939
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LOCAL GOLFERS GET SWEET REVENGE
OVER VISITING MIAMI-BILTMORE TEAM
SHARKS WIN
GAME FRIDAY

Members of Shark and Herald
teams met Friday afternoon
to decide the baseball superiority
which has been the reason of
much argument and discussion
between the players.
When they came together it
soon became evident the boys
were prettily evenly matched and
the game continued through 10
innings and part of the eleventh
when a drive by Thompson of the
Sharks brought in the winning
run. The score was TO.
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Robert Bethel OF conchs
Hurled Two-Hit Game In
Nightcap; Salinero Good
In Pinches
Bv O. L. MILAN


Maule Industries baseball nine
of Miami and Miami Beach lost a
doubleheader to local teams yes
terdaY afternoon at Trumbo
Field. The visitors met defeat at
the hands of the Seafood Grill
nine in the first game. s-a. and
dropped the nishtcap. to Key
West conehs. Al.
Although the Critters were out
hit by half dozen safeties, Sal
nero. managed to squeeze out of
tight spots by keeping the IL hits
collected off his delivery by the
Beachers pretty well scattered.
This, with the backing of good
support given him by his team
mates, accounted for the former
Trojans' victory.
The invaders were held score
less for three inning, but in the
fourth frame the Miamians put
over two runs at the expense of
three safeties, a fielder's choice
and a passed ball. Streat's Texas
Lacquer in back of the shortstop
put across the two tallies in this
round.
Teens three hits out of four
trips to the plate and Schrader's
catching featured for the visitors,
while. Sterling's three-bagger in
the first inning with Rueda and
Joe Navarro on board was the
outstanding sensation for the
Critters. Clayton's hit gave the
Seafood boys a lead that they
never lost.
Box score: $3.50
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REDS MYERS LEADING
BIG LEAGUE HITTERS
Especial to The c:tIzenh

. NEW YORK. May myers,
OF Cincinnati Reds, has captured
the leadership among big league
hitters. with booming 500 aver
age He went to bat "a times and
came up with safe blows twelve
times. Members of the Big Six:
Player Alb R. H. Pct.
Myers, Reds "a 6 IL 500
DiMaggio, Yanks % S 10 .435
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NOTICE OF INTENTIoN.~TO sfAEtsE
APPLICATION FOR FINAL
nIgCKFA RICE

APPLICATION FOR FINAL
DISCHARGE
(Rrobate Law 1881
IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY
JUDGE, MONROE COUNTY,
STATE OF FLORIDA. IN Pro-
BATE.
In re the Estate of
JAMES L. WILLIAMS,
Deceased.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice Is hereby given that VIII
liam, A. Freeman filed, his final re-
port as executor Of the estate of
James L. Williams, deceased; that
he filed his petition for final dis
charge, and that he will apply to
the Honorable Raymond r. Lord,
County Judge of Monroe County,
Florida, on the 3rd day OF May.
1888. for approval OF same and for
final discharge as executor OF the
estate of James L. Williams. de-
ceased, on this 7th day Of April,
1899.
WILLIAM A. FREEMAN.
Executor of the estate of James L.
williams, deceased.
apr10-17-24; ayl,193s
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MCPHERSON OILERS basket

ball five came East and amazed
the crowds. with. their style of
play. JOE LOUIS boxed every
where and was not known, but
when hesshit New York he was
made into a money fighter and
is now known all over the world
All this does not mean that
nothing originates in New York,
but it does mean that in many
cases a new idea in the Big City
has moss on it where the West
begins.
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LEGALS

SEALED PROPOSALS. will be
opened by the Supt of Lighthouses.
Key West, Fla, 3 p. m, May 81.
1899, for installing three iron light
structures in Boca Grande Channel.
entrance to Charlotte Harbor. Fla.
Information upon application.
may1. 1893
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toms throw in to second base to
score, sliding in head-first fifteen
feet from the plate. SO 9W
William Gates and Aeevedo
each secured three hits in five
tries.
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WEATHER FORECAST

(Till 1880 p. m, Tuesday,
Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Tuesday; not
much change in temperature;
light to moderate variable winds.
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The Characters
Asey Mayo. Cape Cod sleuth.
Mike Slade, vociferous artist.

Yesterday: When Asey and
Kay return to the Leaches' house,
q fight Is going on, trith Slade
participating.
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VICTORY of the Key West
teams yesterday afternoon over
the Maule-Ojurs baseball club
only goes to prove what this
writer has always told the world
and Florida, especially-that we
have the best amateur baseball
players in the state.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cleveland at Detroit-Hum-
phries ODD VS.. Kennedy (0-D.
Chicagc-St. Louis, postponed
for Cub-Sox Stratton benefit ex-
hibition. ..-- al
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Miami -.------------- 600 001 00-1
Key West Conchs 600 020 11x-4
Runs: Elliott, Acevedc 2, AL
bury, Bethel; errors: Duncan 2,
Smith. Elliott, Fountain, Villa
real, Bethel; two-base hits: Ace
'vedo, Albury; three-base hit:
Acevedo; bases on balls: off Beth
ell 4; struck out: by Bethel 6, by
Brady 9; hit batsman: Hopkins 2
by Bethel; umpires: Hernandez,
Woodson and Fernandez; time of
game: 2:30.
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PITTSBURGH PIRATES col

lapsed and the wolves started
yelling for Traynor's scalp.
Voughn and Rizzo have been hit
ting; Handley has not been able
to play; Brubaker has been sub
stituting' but he is not the hitter
that Leo Handley is; the club
lacks pitching for Blanton has in
jured his arm and not a single
hurler has been able to go the
route in seven games. Traynor
took over the club in 1884 and
has finished fifth, fourth twice,
third, and last year second when
they folded up at the end of the
season.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
MAJOR LEAGUES
GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York at Boston-Gumbert
go VS.. Posedel 1-0).
Philadelphia at Brooklyn-Pas-
seau Q-O VS.. Tamulis (0-0).
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh -
Moore (2-0) VS.. Sewell ODD.
Chicago-St. Louis, postponed.
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Hank Greenberg shares home
run honors with his teammate,
Charlie Gehringer; Camilli and
Goodman, each with three four
baggers. Leaders:
America-G reenberg, Tigers, 3;
Gehringer, Tigers. 8; Foxx. Red
Sox. 2; Campbell, Indians, 2;
Hoag, Browns. 2: National-Ca-
MILL. Dodgers, 3; Goodman. Reds,
3; Marty. Cubs. 2; Mize, Cardin-
ais, 2; Ott, Giants, 2,
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ENSER. former riding star, is
trying to comeback. Buddy was
the leading turf rider of other
days and is making a gallant try
to regain that honor this year.
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HENRY CASTILLO. the Tam
pa boy, won the Southeastern
golf title last Thurs
day at Baton Rough, La.
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Saturday Play About Even,
But Key Westers Swamp
ed Invaders In Sunday
Matches
BY GRAVY

The strong Miami Biltmore
golf team met defeat at the hands
eff the Key West golf team on
Saturday afternoon and Sunday
morning in their annual inter city
rivalry. Final score was % points
for Key West against Ia for the
visiting aggregation. Previously
Key West had been the underdoq.
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Davis, MCGEE and Owen; Lii
lard and Mancuso.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, rain.