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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-03-30
BOAKE CARTER
Is SOLD ON
FLORIDA KEYS
OUTSTANDING NEWS COM
MENTAToR WRITES LETTER
TO SECRETARY OF CHAM
Der OF COMMERCE

Boake Carter. radio news COM
mentator. who was a visitor in
Key West several weeks ago,
writes to the Chamber of Com
merce, long letter in his inter
est compelling style. A short
passage from his letter is quoted
herewith:
Il might as well confess that
have been ruined by the Keys.
Nowhere else satisfies me any
more / find working a hopeless
task. Visions of green waters
sparkling and clear, the rustling
of palm leaves one against the
other in a SOutheaSterly breeze,
warm and caresSing from the
Gulf Stream, the fishing and the
birds, the sunshine all float across
the page of paper, or the book,
or the sheet of paper in the type
writer.
Believe me / feel like l could
chuck the whole thing, cram my
belongings in a duffle bag and
light out for the Florida Keys and
live here forever, or at least
maybe die content.
Further along in his letter, Mr..
Carter writes that he will be
back for another visit in June. He
has written Secretary Singleton
a letter, received several days
ago, in which he asks that he be
furnished a catalog of different
types of water tanks to be used
on the islands, or Keys, and he
has been given all the informa-
ton required.
Other letters recently received
at the chamber are of interest.
One is from Miss Julia May Sam
pie, assistant to William l.. Will
son, in the Farm Marketing Blu
reau, who takes another oppor-
tunity of finding some way for
Key West people to make a little
money on the side, and the Cham
Der of Commerce has mailed her
samples of fibre from the San
Severia for the study of the bu-
reau.
Through the help of Norberg
Thompson, Key West is to be Civ
en- a place in the splendid album
of views published by the Aero
Graphic Corporation, which has
been furnished with photographs
and scenes of Key West have also
been furnished the publishers of
an encyclopedia.
Mr.. Singleton says this has
been a very busy week. We
have been furnishing interesting
information about Key West tc
many interesting people AID send
ing out the ballots for election of
directors to be held on April 4.
Altogether. we have been excep-
tionally busy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-03-30
DIR. BEALL GOES
BACK TO ATLANTA
MEDICAL OFFICER OF U. S
PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE
WAS VISITOR HERE

DR.. e. r. F. Beall, of the Unit
ed States Public Health Service.
chief medical officer at the. Fed
eTal Prison in Atlanta. Ga, who
had been on special visit to Key
West, and was the guest of DR..
Anthony Rubino, left on the early
bus today on the return trip
The visiting physician told The
Citizen that his special line was
in psychiatry. and his visit to Key
West was for the purpose of as
sisting in the examination of an
alien patient at the Marine Hos
pital, who is to be deported.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-03-30
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - 4
YACHTING GROUP
GOES TO TORTUGAS

Leaving today for the Dry
Tortugas and old Fort Jeffer-
son is the yacht San Cristo-
bal. II. a S2-foot schooner.
with owner. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Wesley Pape aboard.
Accompanying them will
be the yacht Wharf Rat. II.
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Nixon.
who have been wanting to
see the Dry Tortugas area
very much.
A stop will be made at
Boca Grande for the fishing.
The group leaving today at
noon will probably be at Tor
tugas tomorrow afternoon
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-03-30

WASHINGTON. D. c. March
Ex-senator Andrews (D-Flal
said today he would ask cOngress
to authorize $1,000 600 approp-
ration to equip Key West, Fla,
as a submarine base
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-03-30
ALBERT RETURNS TO CITY

Franklin E. Albert, of the WPA
forces, who was in Jacksonville
TO attend a meeting held for the
discussion of certain proposed ac-
tivities in this area, returned last
evening over the highway.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-03-30
TINE Tiles"

TOTTENHAM, Eng. - Giving
evidence in court here man
said: Several times when we
were staying at my mOther-in-
laws house, the clock was taken
down from the sideboard, wound
UP, then thrown at me-"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-03-30
new WORKERS
FISH LOCALLY

Out on Capt. Reggie Trevor's
Madeline. New York party of Mr.
and Mrs. EuStace de Cordova re-
port a catch of barracuda, mac
kerel and grouper.
~ Largest fish was a 15-pound
barracuda.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-03-30
Andrews VIII Submit An
Amendment To Bill For
Appropriation OF One
Million Dollars
tBY Washington Correspondent
of The Key West Cifizenl

tBY Washington Correspondent
of The Key West Cifizenl
WASHINGTON. D. C. March
3o.-Senafor Andrews declared
today he viii submit an amend
menf 10 the Naval Defense bin
proposed By Representative Can
non sPPropriatins sI.oOo.ooo for
Key West. The senator stated
he is in complete accord with
Representative Cannon's plan
Claude Pepper also stated he
would cooperate with Senator
Andrews IN including the Key
West item IN the general bin
Cannon Is Pleased
Cannon, informed of state
ments made by the Florida SEN
ators. said.
Il appreciate the senators CO
operation IN this matter. Of great
interest TO south Florida The
parliamentary situation made Il
impossible for me 10 offer an
amendment at present IA the
house, which already has pazsed
the air base bill
Il hope the senators Will be
successful IN their efforts and
know they viii succeed. II any
body can"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-03-30
GREATLY DELIGHTED
WITH ISLAND CITY

Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. SYcks.
visitors TO Key West since
Sunday. have fallen in love"
with the city and plan TO
stay an indefinite time. This
was evidenced by Mr.. SYcks
coming 10 the office of The
Citizen today and entering
his subscription for the pa
per.
The SYckses for the past
several years have being 60
ing annually 10 Sanibel Is
land. bui this year decided 10
pay a visit 70 Key West. No
sooner had they reached the
city than they decided to re-
main for a while. and today
Mr.. SYcks said he did not
know when they were going
away.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-03-30
LION DAGGER

TRINIDAD, Colo.-Nine noun
tain lions were killed last winter
in the StoneWall mountains,
near La Veta, by Bryan Denton
of this city.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-03-30

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-08
COUNTRY CLUB
IN TITLEPLAY

Country club Sunday. Match
event. first division: DR.. Walter
Cameron. 3 up. Second division:
r. c. Neil. 2 up: c. A. strsng
even. r. c Shaeffer. even. l. p.
Dash. down. Third division. Or.
n B Allison. down; u. 81 Sax
ton. down. Saturday: Medal
plsy-First division: Z. n. Eisen-
hover. 72-s-56. o. c. KRUGER
1910: n. r. Anderson. SOLO
20. Second division: George Cor
telyou. 2s-I7-ss: r. n. Aattison,
$3.50. Bert sVeeting. s9-is-
20: n. A. Allen. s7-l7 20. William
Hswkey. s6-1s-7o. Third division:
l. Z. Hosks, s2-22- 20. Judson
Benton. e5-z3-72: J. ". WING. &C.
2T-72.
Team match with Crsys Hsrbor
Country club s3is. Grsys Hsr-
Dor 20iz
Country club title play:
W. x. Yost defeated Joe Lsnser,
5 and c. Wagner defeated Marx
Fredson. ? Up.
FIrst flight II 2. Anderson
won from Dave DOud. ! up: Phil
Bailey defeated RoRer Peck. De-
fault. B. J Bsgsn defeated Jim
LzGsss. 4 and 3.
Second flight Lieut. Col. Perry
defeated T. n Mills, = and 3.
Third right--H A. Allen NOR
from y. ?. Perkins, . and 2 II. q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-08
Cupboard Titles
Decided At Meet

ANAaOhTts. Wssh- - Pacific
Horthves, osi,bosrd racing cham.
pionsbips Nefs ssttlsd over the
Weekend attn Seattle, Portland.
Everett. Klamath Falls ard Bend
each taking mons tao tisiss.
Vancouver. Wssh.. ard vlctorl.. n.
G. boat racers non ons cham.
plonship sseh.
Dave Hail u Everett made ths
high point total 81 the regatta -
400 Hal son STA consecutive
heats and iso tiiiss. y hydro
planes and f1ns butts. Joe Roads
81 klamath Fails. Ore. sen ihs
cY hydroplsnes and c racing run
shouts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-08

Registering their 18th oonseeu-
tive league victory. Consumers
Meat annexed the all-sesson Val.
ley division title by defeating
Yelm. i2-s. Al Yelm Sunday in
a Western Washington league en-
counter. A plsyoff with the Pierce
County division champs awaits the
unbeaten Butcher BOYS,
Saxton Lumber moved into the
drivers seat in the torrid Pierce
County second half race BY swamp
ing the Olympia Tigers. 2o-e, at
St Martins diamond.
Saxtons have completed their
season but Elk Plain. who also
have only one defeat this round.
plays postponed game with the
Olympia Tigers next Sunday. South
Tacoma Pines won the first half.
SENE>-RTN RALLY
Seven runs in the eth inning
was the Butcher Boys stroke OF
victory at Yelm. Joyce Bowman,
Yelm's newly discovered hurler,
had weathered six innings and
Yelm was leading 4-3, much TO
Consumers dismay.
Johnny Ward singled then
stole second. Manager Clink
Jacobs singled him home TO
knot the score. Joey Peterson
was hit by Bowman and Don
Happening then took up the
mound duties. Singles by
Lefty walker. Dick Bischcl,
Rick Lewis plus triple by
Harry Werbiskey brought in
six runs 10 clinch the contest.
Lefty Walker hurled great ball
limiting Yelm TO four bingles and
issuing no free passes. Errors
allowed Yelm TO score three times
in the third frame. Twelve chances
handled by Johnny Ward earned
him fielding honors. Werbiskey.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-08
Tisers-cam
Open Tonight

Facing . tough fight - aver
take the weastshes chlefs. raec.
mas T1EsFs tonight fses 10 Van
ecuver e<psisnas ~ Athletie Paris
here.
yhFes games are scheduled hers.
after which The eIubs will nave n
vsnesassf Thursday fef frus
games - Thursday. Friday sn1
saturday The Tigers ard CAPS
VIII Re h4ek here nest Sunday ~
dauhishesdss, winding W rlas
scheduled games
rhe fsavvs - iass ~ vsa-
ssates sssses ts~luht enses
sssse. h>nssd ~ thssss. p1ea-
mig sp sss gave suntas ~
sweeping hesA es<s - .
deuhseheeaes wIsh ~ -.
issham dhlss~hs wAlle Wea-
ssehe< sss Alvs6sse : t~ts
Nh with the tsplissss.
While The Tigers are tu<slina
Vancouver for nine aamss. Ne
Chiefs slll play nias ooHsssts
against The slipping Spokane
indians and the lslisnd nsIilne.
ham chln.nks Tacoma hss he
bulge ~ The csrs ln games wen
this season. but Jahnny ksfy's
outfit has always nesa tough for
the Tigers.
Tses1ss hes we~ "a ees -
the last n Eamss. ~ average
n simnst 100. hst th< thtess
have Yielded srIt = lrisie -
they have ehaik>< W II ntss
In the last ~ sisssa 1ssian
the Last three wcchs.
Marion oppeIt, whs has turned
In soms fine games for The Tigers
during hls brief stay with Inc
club. u due 10 work for the nss-
gals.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-08
Johnny Stone Day
In Capital, Sept. II

wAsHiNeToN--whsn the De.
troit club mat comes 10 Washing
ton. Sept II. . special double
header viii be played In honor 81
Johnny Stone. who spent slr years
with the Tigers and four with the
Nationals.
Stone will receive 4 cheek from
walter o. Briggs and Clark grf.
flth. chief executives u The orksnl.
kstlons. II sili more than cover
the mortgage on his ss.scss farm
In Tennsssss. Stone says that N
he can cover that mortgage he
VIII he able Ia work out his own
problem. Ne IL in an Asbsyllis.
~. G.. ssnaiorium.
Ills savings we're swept away
fighting The early attack II tubsf.
eul0sis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-08
sCHMELIS6 CooIs OFF


enthusiasm for regalning the
heavyweight championship has
cooled since he vas informed BY
Promoter Mike Jacobs that ne
must defeat Tony Calento. Lou
Nova and Bob Pastor 70 earn the
night 10 meet Joe Louis again.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-08

PON2ATGsse4p, e0a- Johnny Lar
risu, Salt Lakes siussins thirs
bsssmsn, u leading The riosss'
league hitsss with . mark oI
.sot, according 10 official svsr'
ages issued to-day which include
all games 10 July 90
Pete Hughes. Oaaes night
fielder. n hitting ~ : ~
rilp. and v eis>ely fslisse1 ~
kIrks and Rsbsils = ths rses-
t~Iis team. ~hs ere htttIsg
.sse sss .sse ssspeetsvsly.
W~s sehuimevtrk. fssmses Twts
rsi,s sssssxss. wss hsstiss n
.se5 psee whew s~estla1 ~
the spsksse etsse ~ ihe Wsse.
sss International leasue.
Tom Koseiio, assnsssf.flrst hsss-
man II the lsssus.lssdlns Pose.
tsIlo Cardinals leads the hsms run
hitfsrs with ~
wry. ne~ Twin Pals manager.
leads tbs pitchers with ~ wlns
and three iessss for an average u
sis hsnsx. noiss. won II and
lost three for . .Tss percentages.
foostsilo leads In team hating
With "a and 10 second IN fislslss.
SEQ Hass. cellar occupants. led
N fielding ~iih a s57 average.
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Robert Benton
Second Winner

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= narrs. ~ -. npvmsue
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Les neuIs. S7i9 NJ 1o1h
w. . Welslsssl. 1911 = Han
The nest - IaxUere solmnn
caught averaged hekWpen 7 anst b
pean<n asd IN fiahermew eot~&.
inG snimea wDe : FeoGi4 sjwh
shirf
Special pvsss WiaHex ~ rlssl
qualifying sossds Pro- otsen. n.
!. rutaiiup. was swar6e6 : peus
- reel faS fleh ~ IN : ~.
H~epsd snattfytng rusn1 a.
Dahl. - ~. 4 Penn - M ~
. flsh wslsnsns - IL
- eoiaseg VIEW eoeahl. hei0G
ths largest Rsmher evur eeesh< u
dsFsy, Total wstuhs 90 ~.
yivst pslse fish wns suurht ~ ;
Davis Ping sbnus : :. =. r. n.
enmsa9 tsd~ necsn1 evsas ~
vas caught - > rIux N ssleslag
tide.
An ss.A ssms 70 sAsusssss ~
stitutisusI
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-08

Les n>sse ~on Inc inzn 1n<ema
raxxse elus sNlmnn aefey yeNss-
DAY sTsin<t > REID ~ 10 snx1<re
N ruans n~fisncs waters
u<inH sn< ~ ne e~e nanufee.
tnFes Plugs Davis isa<l<a sn -
reuna is-essnss King - 80 W.
800 ess1 pfis<
Kcb<fs benton Wxs sm.sk m
the nsss ~ DAVIS ~ish : Ming
weighing - rouud< 10 sspe<ss Ne
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chessum Net
Champ Of SO

George Chessum won the 1888
Tacoma city tennis title yesterday
at Point Defiance courts. defeat
ing Bob Davis. 6-3. o.. SO. He
entered the finals BY defeating
Dick Meyer in semi-final play 90,
6-l. Davis reached the finals over
Bert Lilly, Ga. rs.
Pat Greenup defeated Dody
LsGasa. SO, rs, so. TO win the
womens title She beat Vera
Fraser in semi-final play. So, 3-e,
81. Miss LaGass defeated Mar
garet kenrick, 6-4, 5-s, 6-3, IN
semi-finsl play.
In junior boys play Bob
Davis defeated Dick Meyer,
SIS, is. 81. 10 take the crown.
Never defeated Richard Crom-
well, So. 40. 6-s, and Davis
defeated John Brudie, 6-s, 60,
in semi final play.
Ramon Payne beat Glenn Muir
ray. ST. rs. 81, To score IN the
finals of the boys under Is bracket.
Payne won from Walt Olson. 6-2.
SO. and Murray beat Ralph Baker
As. 90 Sc. in semi-finals.
Pat Greenup won the junior
girls title over Vera Fraser, SO
6-3. She entered the title bracket
with a win over Wee Joseph. So.
rs. while Miss Fraser defeated
Janet Davis. So. SO. 5-4.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-08

Totals "a 3 10 a "a (
one out when winning run scored.
NMiller ran FOR Jacobs IN 10
zJacbos batfed for Greer IN tn
sCoRE BY INNINGS .
Yakima 80. - 4oe Wv
SUMMARY
TWo-base hits Bser spAnAiyif
Petersen Greer Stsmper. FsTlauce1'
runs batEeo in Martinez hden.
Schulmer5ch Lake CisVit5er. etamper
g. Fernandez g. q johnson Greer
earned runs Spokane 3. Yakima q
bases or bslls off Greer s. Bloom 4.
windsor j. struck out. b Greer y
hits OF Cugich S in ! 2-3 innings,
of Bloom : IN ia innings. Wind
EoT ! in Is innings. losing pitcher
Bloom. Sllc pitches. Greer 2. sacfl-
flee hits. Bloom. stolen bases. Aeon
left on bases. Spokane G Yakima 4.
double plays, Fernandez % stzmpei
10 SpacsfoTs March 70 Baer 20 Nan
ming. umpires Randolph hDd stew
art tine Of gar-f ! 50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-08
REID REPORTS
TO SPOKANE

epONANM WasA = t<en M.
ne~ pitcher fss ~ epessns
indiana u 'hs wssssrs issSers-
slonAI Isasss. sspsvss1 u ~ stss
san4eetnesst Last aienx nfter ~
arrival from ~. Paul
In II good snspe - ssaey
70 ~ - wssh.~ neb1 sa,d.
Ths iss.peua6. Nx<fseG hustes
mad ssen with ~. raal. ! m1ne
ie~ssse farm. stses spvtns sad
came 70 spskaas - spsisa ~
u sxpestsd " wo<a saaIask
wsnalshee's cnlefs tsis wseh.
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b nAttec for Muneflef IN flshth.
SCORE ~ IsSfNoS
Portland ..s-sss.s.ss ESQ oll roc-e
SUMMARY
winning pitcher. AuneFief insins
pitcher Mithef innings pitched. Al
eisola s oNhier t., Mnncfiei =. Htl-
cher 0 plus. At bat eff ORbieF d F.
Aunerief "a, ArutEoiA 7 runs scored.
off 9aoler s. ArdlzosA 3 Nuncfief /
Hiicher A. NAdonlts , runs RESPONSE
bic for. oshler 2 Ardisoia 3 MAlncflef
/. Hiiehef 2 Rsdonit8 0. struck out
Ardlzoia : Munrfief 2 f1emine ]
bases on balls. off Ardlsois 3 Hileh
= left on besrs. Portland a Holly.
wood q two.bsse hits. uaoief, Kahle.
Fernandez Norman. Tyack Cisesiil
runs hatted IN. Norman 2. oa bier :.
Wilson Frederick Hawkins. hrcnsels
Ro=enhere Tyaes. Cis-ril Hoover
Dapprf 2 sacrifices. wilbur, Saeen.
-, Frederick double play, wilbur 20
sweeney
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ss III Il 3


Totals az 10 y ia o
Batted for PintAr IN seventh.
Ran for LanninE IN ninth
SCORE BY INNINGS
Vancouver ....... o37 600 oo0--S
Wenatchee ...-....-. o2o coz 900
SUMMARY
Runs bstted in. Quinn. Nolpi 2,
Christopher 2. McCue 2 IWo-osso
hits. SHELLEY. Quinn. three base hit,
Nicholson. home runs. Quinn. Nolpi,
Christopher. double plays. Niehol-
son 20 DELIVERIES 20 MiiAnl. McGin-
MS 70 Kerr 10 McCue 2. AcGinnis
20 McCue. left on base Vancouver
s. Wenatehee 6: base on balls. off
Pintsr 2 off Daley /, struck out.
by Pintsr 4. DALEY l. hits. off Pintar
10 in : innings. of DALEY 10 in 9
innings, off Ianning / in : innings
winning pitcher. Daley. losing pitch
er Pintsri umpires, Nelson and
Clark; time OF game. As
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-08

Runs batted in, Gerhesuser Volpi
2, Shelley 2, DeJan. Edy, Niemiller
Bonetti. Christopher 3 Nicholson.
Cailteaux, Morrison. McGinnis; two
base hits. Bonetti. Niemiller. Morri-
son; three base hits, Nicholson. Call
teaux. home runs Gerheauser. Edy
Niemiller. Nicholson: stolen bases
Christopher. McGinnis: double play
Skelley TO DELIVERIES to Milani: left
on base, Vancouver g. Wenatchee 10:
base on balls. off Osborn 2 Merrill 3.
struck out. by Osborn g. Gerheauser
4; hits, off Osborn IA in 6i5 innings.
off Gerhaeuser 10 in SIS innings
off Merrill ! IN p inning. off Bevens
] in q inning off Stewart ! in
inning; winning pitcher. Gerheauser.
losing pitcher. Osborn. umpires
Clark and Nelson; time OF game.
7:22
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winning pitcher Bittncf. losing
pitcher Thomas innings pitched.
1ost 0 plus. Thomas A.. pickrei -
Bittncr g. 81 bat off lost 3 Thorn
as 20. Pickrel 4 Bittncf 10 hits. off
lost 3 Thomas = Pickrel a Bittnef
3. runA scored of Iost g. Thomas S.
piekrei 2, Bittner 2 runs responsible
FOR. Tott 3 Thomas g. Pickrel \ Blfi-
nef 3 Radonits /, struck out. Rittnof
J bases on balls off Bittnrr q. wild
pitch, Bittner. left on bases Portland
o Hollywood 4 home run Rosen-
berg. three base hit. uhalt tvo-base
hits. Jefirles. Bittnef z. Wilson. Ga
brielson. Sweeney 2 TyAck. Hawkins.
Clssell, Norman runs baited In JEFF
fries Rosenberg 2 uhait. Ciasell J.
Wilson, kAhle Tyack q. Norman.
Hoover. Frederick Niiburn. sacfI-
fees. Rosenberg Ciksell double play,
ClsseIi 20 Hoover
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Losing pitcher Flores. hita off
Flores 8. runs scored off Flores Z
Bern 2. runs responsible for FLORES 2
Berry struck out. Flores = Bfrry 2
Schmidt ! bAs<s on bailf off Flores
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winning pitcher, Cfashesa. innings
pitched, T1fpin g. Cfssh~sd 80 AZ
bat OF fupin ~ CFssbssa - hts,
fuTpln l CfsEhssd 4 runs TsspnslBis
fof rufpln , cfsxhesa l. bs&e on
halls. off Crsshssd 4 Gregory hit
~ pitcher Nsnni ~ riiieft<' left
on bass. seattle san DIEGO
tso.bass hlts fstcnsst. n<fka~iss,
strange runs hated IN. Carlyle.
starr, befsosItN htfsnae sacrifice
Carlyle hers0eitE, Nleusis time
iiis umplFss Powell ana Edwards
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NEW SOakwtth most n ths early fsyees haxzmo fatsa
wsysds Peter sll tns cno1ee ~ 70
ths $4,000 Hsmbs1nlsn stake 81 Coed ris Para Goee<e
Peter Issasssnp fhFssfsned ~ nespspex te9
Abbeg Gauntlet The s esstset
YsFk o. ths tsns ssot n1ns1<. Nsa
Abbey ~ Williams n cssnss H. r. ss1iy -
the highest rating
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sofibsli games tonight. sls.

Class n No<,simen u ths World
70 White Eagle Tavern. Jsffsfson
no. z umpire. Cruysf.
Musicians union Va Gee street
club. Mckinley No. 4. umpire.
Drake,
Garage Etnpsofsss w. wsrtsn.
be service Harmon. umpire Hssi.
Games for Tuesday, Sis
Class A Eika clgb w. Cam.
fnafano Bros. Jsffsrsoa 10. Q.
umpire. Nssf.
BuffsisB Lumber We KsElss
lodge. Mckinley Ne. 4; umpire.
heDougsii
Zlon Lgih. ~. french Bakery.
Harmon. umpire Kspsrses.
Park Jusiss a baseball League
Games for Tuesday, go
Campbell Brothers w. AeklnIsy
Merchants. Mckinley.
Community House w. Fern Hi
Rockies. Harmon.
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ARCTICS WIN
ANOTHER ONE

The Arctic Bottlers downed the
Csmmarano Bros by the score of
. to at jefferson Park Saturday.
The steady pitching of Bob Ko-
bout and the hitting OF the
Bottlers kept the winners ahead.
Kohout struck out u men while
Lewis. of the losers struck out 10.
Robinson. shortstop for the Bot
tiers led his teammates at the bat
by getting 3 for 6.
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DETHDtf 10 spfHsfahee mon
sy u paid midget sutsmsblis rec.
ING drivers yho come 70 Dstrcit.
Bu, the nightly pslxs money. ts7s,
10 considered hlxn compared vsts
that paid slssphsss
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COAST LOOP BOX SCORES

Rtfsy .. ecAmidt , thres ns~ h1i
WliiiafnH fae=eAse hlts usffeAaaa
nfffs Nesff fans cAl,sa n Carl
BALD wlltiklnk nsFten s<nfnisii
eafrsnist. Mae Nisezerets sssEsf4zs
Casfsne
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Nlniins piiehsr. osy loslts pitch
thorn "a Gag Ia Baiiou s.plsis
{ Gibson 0-plps a. be, off Bithofn
4 osY Q Hellou 10 y Gibson 2
bits of Bithofn Gay ! Bsilon 7.
z olBson 2 fuAs s1orsd. off BitHsfB
> Bsiiou 4 q albson q funs re-
sDonsisis for Bithgrn = Bsiieu J
oihson q Powell 1 sirurk out ~
Bithofn . Gas , Bsliou bass
on Rails off eithorn Bsiiou !
three -bsss MS. Ley tso-bsss nlss
ssbsnas YsfEes fsmsnf flns bat
ted ln lyman ysrsez. i<ys q Jeis
lrs RorDfrt FKaziff = Confog ssfs
flfioss Jennings Osaat co41ss
plays Dinassio - Leonard. Jennings
- wright 70 oisson