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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-06-27
Stockport Route Two

| There will be regular meeting OF
East. Windsor grange Friday even
ing, June 28.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Oulette and
sons Luther and Walter Of San An
tonic, Tex, visited last week with
Mrs. Oulett's uncle, James Moore,
and wife. They were also dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Leonard
Brewer of McConnelsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bebout enter
tained at their home Thursday ev-
ening, honoring the tenth birthday
Of their son, Dwell. Refreshments
of ice cream and cake were served.
J. M. Davis has returned home,
after a visit with c.. D. Sheets, and
family at Ellis. trr aa.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fishbaughm
and son Kenneth Of Newark, visited
Sunday with Mrs, Dora Gundy, at
the, sCIem Sells home. .
Gene Scott, and Miss Jane Hum
mel. .of Garfield were over Sunday
guests at the home of the former s
father, Plummer Scott, and wife.
q Banty Bruner and grandson Ron
aid Knox of Parkersburg, were
guests Wednesday of E. r. McAtee,
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Smith and two
children of GAINESVILLE were guests
Sunday of Pearl Hambel and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Forest of
Punxsutawney. Pa, visited this
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Shus-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Pettibone
and children of Philo, and Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Davis and children were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. j.
O. Pettibone.
Mrs. Emma Locke has returned
home from a visit with relatives at
Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Lille Newman continues to
show improvement.
Miss Dorothy Bamfield is spend
ing few days with her sister, Marie
= II field, at Lancaster.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-06-27

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~ Miss Hazel Harris spent Tn ufe-
day afternoon with Mrs. TsBernice
Harris,rsd a. abrG+ Iinu ~
= The, Homecoming at Baptist, Sum
day, was well attended aR :
Mrs. Mary Scott, of Stockport,
and daughter Mrs. n Francis Corbin
and children of Ripley, w. Va,
were callers at A. w Embree's Fri
day evening. the .Embree farm be
ing Mrs. Scott's old home ls,a
Sunday afternoon s. visitors were
Harold Best and family at Russell
James; Raymond James and family
at John Medley's; Harold Harris
and family at Harvey McPeak's at
Rosseau. ~
Mrs. Mary. James and children
Myron and Mary Frances and Ken
meth Benjamin attended birthday
dinner at the Howard James home,
near Pennsville, Sunday.F ssi
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Greathouse
and Robert Tignorf were GAINESVILLE
visitors, Monday AFTERNOON.
Charles Martin and Mrs. Lizzie
Lindimore of Malta spent part of
last week at the Bernard Benjamin
and Mrs. Mary James homes.
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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-06-27
Arlington

Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Lawrence, Mr..
and Mrs C. w. Lawrence, J. o. Mil
ler and family, Dale Greer and FAM
lily, Mrs Herman Downing and
family and Roy Lawrence spent
Sunday at New Lexington and
Shawnee. While at Shawnee they
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes Pack
er. They found both Mr.. and Mrs.
Packer in poor health.
Miss Jane McGregor visited Sum-
day afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Anderson.
Miss Ruth Thorla is very i'll at
this time, suffering with heart all
ment
Miss Ernestfne Clifford spent Sat-
urday night with Mr.. and Mrs. H.
w. Wilson.
Miss Jean Hardesty visited Sun
day and Monday with Miss Beulah
McGregOr.
Lee Wilson and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Downing and daughter
Dorothy, Mr.. and Mrs. John Law
renee and family, Mr., and Mrs.
Oval Hancher and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Bruner, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
w. Wilson, Clyde Wilson and fam
ily Mrs. j. M. McGregor, Mrs. w.
E. Lawrence, Miss Debbie Wilson,
Miss Ernestine Clifford, Delmar and
Charlie Wilson, George Garrett and
Price Bruner spent Sunday with
Mrs. Emma Wilson. The occasion
was in honor of Mrs. Wilson's
birthday.
Mary Jean Sines visited last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Shuster.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-06-27
sPageFiyes

Mr., and. Mrs. v, Combs, "wednesday.
y Mrs. Idabelle -Martindaie and
three. children LuaANa. .eaG Gene and
David of ZanesyiIle, came Fridayr tog
spend a few days with Lewis Deyittsp
Miss Nellie Wilson spent f4w
days last week with her sister, Mrs.
Hugh Silvy and family of Marietta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orval Hall and son
Donald Of Mansfield came Wednes-
day to visit with her brother, Miner
Morris and wife. !, 4. .1..
Mrs. Hazel Conn and Mrs. Pearl
McFerren were guests Monday of
Mrs. OrvilIe9 Morris "oaJ
Okey Roberts and family of Bev-
erly came Sunday and took Mrs.
Nellie Parce11 to see her sister in
Dexter City. <oA. ~
Mr.. and Mrs = G eorg Coffman and
daughter Paulineoof Coal Run, were
guests Sunday of MEa and Mrs. Clar-
ence Coffman. a,,ereaaa.
Miss Doris Molyneusx Is spending
a few days with her aunt, Mrs.
Hugh Mahoney, Of Reinersvile
Mrs. Dean Welch land family Of
Sharpsburg spent the week end with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Miner
Morris.
Mrs. Lille McFerfen and sons
Dale and Francis were callers Tues
day evening of Mr.. and Mrs. Val
Combs. M
Mrs. orva1 Hall of Mansfield and.
Mrs Nellie Morris called on Mrs c.
W. Wagner and Miss Laura Sylvus,
Wednesday afternoon. =
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-06-27

and family at Arza, Balfssa at
Wrightstown; Estef Dawson and
family at George ,BenJamfh''s; j Mr..
and Mrs Frank Moan With, the lat
ter's parents, at Cutler; Ernest
Kirk bride and family, or Glouster
route at Mrs. Mary Nolan's; Delmar
Rouanzoin and family OF GAINESVILLE,
Russell Hall and family at ]. E..
Rouanzoin's; Mrs. Edith Harkins
of Pennsville, at, Paul Wells; Mr..
and Mrs Carlos. Harris, Misses Liz
zie Harris and Bea Anne Best at
Ross Hoopers at Crooksville; Nj.
and Mrs Ray Niceswanger and
daughter Shirley at Mrs. Rosa
Pierce's at Corning; Mr.. and Mrs.
Dallas Cain at Lewis James
Mrs. Ida Boyd returned home
Wednesday evening, after visiting
Columbus relatives. Mrs. Nan Lew
lis of Columbus and Sia1 Cain df
+Mountville spent Saturday at the
Boyd home. tAd a'f<l '7h
Web McPeak and family spent
Thursday evening at c. T. Strode's
at Mt. Hermon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Greathouse,
Robert Tignor, Delmar Archer and
daughter Lola Marie attended a
birthday. dinner at the Will Thomp-
son home, near Pennsville, Sunday.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-06-27
BrOkaW

Elvin Pinkerton and family spent
Sunday afternoon at Doran Pinker-
tons, near McConnelsville
Oscar Pinkerton and family spent
Sunday with Mrs. PinkertOn's faith
er, VIM. Roe, of Tunnel, who is
very ill with drOpsy.
Glen Johnson and family left
Tuesday for few days visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hell
man of Mansfield.
There was a large crowd attended
the children's night program, and a
fine program rendered, at Oakland
church, Sunday night.
Doran Pinkerton and family
spent from Sunday evening until
Tuesday with Arley Johnson.
Mrs. Lew Hoover and son spent
Sunday with Mrs. Clifford Frye.
The wedding of Miss Edith Irene
Walker and Theodore Bliss Ball
was solemnized June 18. In the ev-
ening a large crowd gathered and
gave them a serenade, and they
were given a nice treat Of candy and
cigars. Congratulations and best
wishes are extended by many
friends.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-06-27
East Windsor

Henry Oulette, wife and nephews
Luther and Walter, of San Antonio,
Tex, spent from Monday until
Wednesday with James Moore and
family.
/ Duane Sells spent Monday night
and Tuesday with his grandparents,
Earl Phillips and wife.
Harold Emory and wife, Paul
Emory and wife of Roseville spent
from Friday until Sunday with
Lloyd Emory and wife.
| Rosie Calendine and son Landon
went to Magnetic Springs, Sunday,
and brought the formers daughter,
Goldie Shafer, to her home in Zanes-
willie. She has been taking treat
ment for arthritis.
Eugene Cooper, wife and son,
and Charles Cooper of GAINESVILLE,
spent the week end with their aunt
Bertha Young, and family.
Bernard Hanson and wife were
supper guests of Willis Young and
family, Sunday evening.
Albert Wilson, wife and three
children and their daughter and
husband called on Chas Ash and
family, Sunday evening.
Winnifred Antill and family of
GAINESVILLE called on his father, Joe
Antill and family, Sunday evening.
Arthur Hanson, wife and two
children of Akron spent the week
end with his parents, Eliza Hanson
and wife and with her parents, of
Beverly.
The shower for Edgar Hanson and
wife Wednesday evening was we'll
attended and they receR ed several
presents.
Pearl Murphy and wife OF Clarks
ourg, w. Va, spent Sunday at the
Deibert DOak home. g
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-06-27

II a9aH f4ass ..33G@ 6T.1 So.
MRS. Hayard Ball and son Donald
of7Zanesvi11e:; Mr.. and Mrs Lee Cal,
endfne and son Albert of Stockport; ;
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ball !, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee, Ball, Mrs. Ella Gheen and
granddaughter Miss Marjory Gheen
and Mrs. Mary a. Dyke and daugh-
ter Miss Fannie.
Oakland ladies, aid will meet
with Mrs. Kate Mills, July 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denzil Gheen and
children spent Sunday with Herman
Calendine and family. -#@
The Roxbury Telephone company
had meeting of the patrons and
elected the following officers: Pres
ident, Charles Fleming; vice pres.
Oakley Wilson sec'y, Harry Morris;
treas, Warren. Loar. of y
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-06-27

Harold McFarreni rrenib9aMId 9aMId mii9
spent Sunday with GRAHAM Coop
er's. IL r7uts 4bW
Mrsa S, R. Gaines and son of Sa-
lem, W. Va, visited Stanley Gaines
and family. Sunday.
Sam Ellis has employment with
Ray Doak. ,3lp sa
Geraldinee9Doak is visiting her
aunt, Thelma Cooper. ~. u
Wor1ey~ Gatewood called on EN-
NETT Gatewood and Tillie Henery,
Saturday afternoon.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-06-27
ROxbury

Vernon Scott and family enter
tanned Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Geralo
Scott of Akron, Hanson Gheen OF
Wheeling, w. Va, Sanford Gheeh
and Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Niceswang-
ar, of Pennsville.
A number Of relatives and 1rlenos
spent Sunday with Tom BAH II
,onor of his birthday A fine chick
IN dinner was served to the follow
ny. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ball and
on Ra1pb of Brink Haven; Mr.. and
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-06-27
PARIS CAPTURED SIX TIMES

Julius Caesar was first to capture
Paris. and Hitler is the sixth. Be-
tween came the Franks, the Danes,
King Henry V of England in 1922,
and the Prussians in 1871. But,
as a collector of foreign capitals,
the fuehrer is rivaled only by Ma
Tnlnnn
The Key West citizen., 1940-11-09

play-off of three contests be-
tween the firSt-half and second
half winners will be necessary
to decide the championship of
the city, except in the case of one
club winning both halves. Should
one team dominate the league in
both schedules, the runners-up
of the first and second halves
will engage in a three-game Sc
ries to decide the runners-up to
the championship.
The tournament will have three
main detectives: l. To provide a
form of play and recreation for
the young men of the city, civilian
and service; 2. To provide a
source of income to further the
athletics in the high school; 3. To
provide as passive recreation the
best possible brand of basket
ball in Key West for the fans at
a nominal price.
This year for the first time,
awards will be given the winning
teams. The champion five will
receive a trophy and the men,
bers of the club will be presented
miniature gold basketballs. Run
The Key West citizen., 1940-11-09
Today's Birthdays

Mrs Maud Howe Elliott of
Newport, R. /, noted author.
daughter of the famed Julia Ward
Howe. born in Boston, 86 years
ago.
DR.. Florence R. Sabin, men,
Der emeritus of the Rockefeller
Institute for Medical Research.
born in Central City, Colo, SO
years ago
Mae Marsh, screen star. born
IN Madrid, n. n. - years ago.
Prof. Vladimir N. Ipatieff of
Northwestern University, Chi
cago, famed professor emeritus
of chemistry, born In Moscow, 73
years ago.
Ex-senator James A Reed Of
Missouri. bern N Ohio. 7s years
ago
Burton E Stevenson of Chilli
cothe, o. librarian and noted au-
thor, born there, So years ago.
Edward p Warner. naember of
the Cfvl Aernnautics Commis-
sion. Washington, barn II Pitts
burgh, IS years ago.
Ed Wynn, comedian, born IN
Philadelphia, 81 years ago
The Key West citizen., 1940-11-09
LE6ALS

II THE C0TRT or THE EDTWTT
JUDGE. MONROE CUTNrT-
FLORIDA. II PROBATE
In re- Estate Df
ELIZABETH RANDALL
Dece1Me&
NOTICE To CUEDTT0Ez
fIs13 Prehaae Aca. <~-~- IEsL Eza1
To Al Creditors and PerkunE E14r-
ing Clatms nr Dem1ndE AE44EE
said Estate
You and each of sea are m~E0tF
notified and reQuired % urezg-r
any claims and demznoE WEle1 E1L
or either Of son. maF h4Ee aE4a1N1
the estate - Eli-4seth Em214lA
deceased. late q sid CoumxE. 60
the County Judge uf Neurwe Co..
-. Florida zt MS efF8re - EnE
court house - said Coasts - ~
roe. Florida. wirhln eiEh1 czlsu14.r
months from the tine 90 EAE fsrG
publication uf Ehfa EDtto@ Eac1
claim or demand shau ~ H wr1f-
ing. and shall state the pl4ns 81
residence and pest 11ftce 44&zrsE
Of the claimant. and ahaII - EU1T-
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attorney. and any mzch ElMAn mr
demand not 80 filed SAL - N1s1
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The Key West citizen., 1940-11-09

was Rusk. who walked three
times and hit safely in his other
two official times at bat.
Hinsley, of the victorS, scored
four runs.
For the losers. Hillerman and
Johnson poled safety In their
only official trip to the plate
Burch and Crieder, AviatOrS,
and Alday and Plummons, Ma
rines. were outstanding afield.
O'Ccnnor and Rusk accounted
for a four-bagger apiece: Cab
bard poled a triple, and Gabbard
and Byars collected a double each
fer the VP's.
Extra-baSe clouts for the Ma
rines were registered by Alday,
triple, and Johnson, doubIel
The loss dropped the Devil
Dogs into tie for second place
with the Army.
Score by innings: R. H. E.
VP53 - 160 $3.50 Is 6
Marines - 600 200 2 4 10
Byars, Huston and ], O'Connor;
Spakes, Mortor and Johnson.
The Key West citizen., 1940-11-09

Gates was wild at tiTnes-the
cause of his downfall.
In their half of the opening in
ming, the Peppers scored two runs
on two errors and singles by
Gates and A. Acevedo, both in
field hits. NavSta came right
back in their half to knot the
count as two men crossed home
plate on two walks, an error and
an infield hit by Delaney.
From then on, Castro held the
Peppers scoreless. They threat
ened several times but the Sta
ton boys were able to weather
the potential storm.
NavSta registered three mark
ers in the third frame and sewed
up the contest. A walk, an error
and wild pitch loaded the bases.
Outfielder Wells, usually a weak
hitter, stepped into the batters
box and poled a three-bagger in
to right. center.
They added another run In the
sixth on a single, a fielder'S choice
and an error.
With three men on bases In the
final inning and two outs, Jackie
Carbonen lifted fly into center
to end the Plumbers chances.
Delaney led at bat, two out of
three. Wells hit one for two.
Utility player Albury made a
wonderful catch in right field
that robbed a Pepper batter of
a '.Sure" triple.
Score by innings: R. H E
Plumbers - 200 600 o. 6 4
NavSta - 2OS O01 Ks 3
c. Gates and Ingraham; L. Cas-
tro and AllShouSe.
The Key West citizen., 1940-11-09
ARMY, MARINES
BATTLE MONDAY
BoMBERS AND PLUMBERS IN
AFTERPIECE FIGHT
FOR LEAD

US. Army and US. Marines.
tied for second place in the
Service League of the Key West
Amateur Softball Association,
viii determine which ten shall
be runners-up to the VP53 when
they take the field at Bayview
Park Monday night in the cur
tain-raiser of a regular double
header.
Leathernecks dropped into a
tie with the Soldiers for second
position last night after suffer
ing defeat at the hands of the
pace-setting Bombing Squadron
ten.
Peppers Plumbers, whose lead
in the Civilian League was cut to
a half-game last evening by the
NavSta viii cross bats with the
Bombers in the nightcap. The
game viii be a tussle for leader
ship of the circuit. Bombers.
who have a victory over each the
Peppers and Naval Station en-
ployes to their credit, are @close
on the heels" of the Pipe-Fitters
and viii slip into the leadership
should they win Monday night.
The Key West citizen., 1940-11-09
MARINES -efNeHS,
PIRATES.TR0JANS
BASEBALL DouBLEEEADER
1T TOWER FIELD FoMoR-
ROW AFTERNooN

Key West Conchs, leaders of
the Island City Baseball League,
viii do battle with the Us. Ma
rines in the first game of dou-
bleheader tomorrow afternoon at
the East Martello Tower field on
Roosevelt Boulevard.
Devil Dogs are hoping to break
the ice" and register one game in
their victory column, but the
Conchs are confident they will
remain undefeated-
Pirates and Frojans win decide
second place honors in the night
cap. One of the hardest-fought
games of the season is expected
when these teams take the field
tomorrow and from this distance
it is impossible to definitely pre-
dict which club viii win the con-
test.
Bucs and Troians are practical
ly evenly matched Although
many believe the latter have the
edge in the pitching department
with speedball 'TBubberr Wick
ers, there are those who place
all their confidence in Malgrat
and Salinero, Buc raoundsmen.
The breaks of the game. said
one rabid fan. will decide the
outcome of the battle-and may
the best team win.
The Key West citizen., 1940-11-09
VP's Blast Leathernecks
To Maintain Leadership;
NayStas Over Plumbers
Airmen WallOped Bah All
Over Field To Shellack
Marines, 20-2, At Park
Last Night

VP53 defeated the US. Marines
last night in the opening game of
a K-WA.S.A. doubleheader at
BayYiew Park to maintain their
lead in the Service League. A
loss would have dropped the Air
men into second and given the
threatening Leathernecks sole
possession of the top rung.
The game went only six in
nings, called by the time-limit.
Final score was 20 to 2.
Devil Dogs committed 10 er-
rors and combined with Is safe
blows, allowed the VP's to amasS
their impressive total of runs.
Leading hitter of the contest
The Key West citizen., 1940-11-09
BuRcH AND BAKER STEAL HOME

Burch nfielder vP53 claims the distinction of
player steal home since the season got
underway and the first player 10 accomplish the trick In
many months.
Taking advantage of the slow wind-up and delivery OF
the Marines relief pitcher. Morton last night Burch
streaked for the plate slid Of dust and de-
umpire before the Devil Dog moundsan
realized what had happened.
Not TO be outdone by the service player Cheta Baker
civilian became the first to steal home
against the Peppers Plumbers
his back turned to the runner. pitcher Clarence
received the ball from the catcher and had just be-
qun to return when shout from backstop
Inuraha for the return sphere late for
Gates TO make the in time TO nab Baker.
The Key West citizen., 1940-11-09

ners-up will also receive a trophy
and the team members silver
basketballs. Small trophies will
be awarded to the all-tourna-
ment team which will he selected
at the close of the league.
A complete check of all field
goals, foul shots, personal and
technical fouls committed and to-
tai points will be complied for
the first time. Individual and
team records will be included in
the complete check.
Timers and scorers have been
appointed and a system for the
officials is now being worked out.
Rawlings Channel Nodded ball
has been selected for use in the
league.
A number of service and civil
ian organizations have expressed
intentions of entering teams in
the league. among which are the
Army, VP53. Coast Guard. Ma
rines, Lions Club, Peppers
Plumbing Company, Key West
High School and others. ~
Lions Club walked away with
the championship last year but
it is freely predicted the competi-
tion will be. keener and sitter
this year.
Rules to be observed by the
clubs entering the league fol-
low:
1t viii be necessary for each
team to have complete uniforms
before participating.
Team roster shall not exceed
fifteen players and manager
and coach. or shall not be under
eight players, manager and coach
Two passes viii be issued each
player IN the tournament to be
The Key West citizen., 1940-11-09
Wells Three-Bagger Sent
Winning Runs Across
Plate Fer Station En-
plOyes

NavSta pulled a surprise last
night in the afterpiece of the
twin bill as they breezed to a
victory over the leading Peppers
Plumbers, 6 to 2.
The triumph sent the Naval
Station employees into a tie for
second place in the Civilian
League with the Bombers. The
runners-up are only a half-game
in the rear of the paee-setting
Pipe-Fitters.
Limo Castro and Clarence Gates.
opposing pitchers last night,
hurled good ball as a whole. but
The Key West citizen., 1940-11-09
MINIATURE COLD
BALLS TO PLAYERS
ON LEADING CLUB
THREE MAIN DETECTIVES
LISTED BY COACH OFFUTT:
ENTRIES CLOSE NOvEM-
BER q

Johnny Offutt, coach of the
Key West High School varsity
basketball team, announced today
that the annual Island City Bas-
ketball League tournament will
begin December 2 this year and
will be sponsored by the Boys
Athletic Lettermen's Club of the
high school Play will be under
the direction of Mr.. Offutt.
The tournament will be a
round-robin affair and will be di-
vided into two halves, the num-
Der of games in each half to be
determined by the number of
teams entering the league. A
The Key West citizen., 1940-11-09


YESTERDAY: Caught In q
Chinese revolution, Lynn Brit
ton. and Tenn DARN are doing
tCnGt they can to help the Tefu-
gees. tDhile they trait for some
tc0y to complete their Journey to
Sh0ni L1lJl. Peggy Telford, q
friend of Lynn's from America,
Is resting in the monastery
tchere they hCUe found refuge.
Lynn is wondering tUhetheT It
may be possible to escape going
70 Shdni E1rn, because once there
she must marry the Prince of
the country, tchoH1 she has neper
seen.
The Key West citizen., 1940-11-09
CLASSIFIED COLUMN

AdxaxzisamamRs znnnr fkis 80
win be inserlsd - La cl&znz q
the rate Of cns-csns ll9 \ w1z5
for each insertsan. uua fns nzzns-
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Adverfissrs znoul6 give xhsz-
street address - vel - xhezr
tslephone number q xhsY aezirs
results.
Payment tpr claszi6ed a6xsr-
hsements Is. Invariably u -
vance. but regular sdve<xzzzz
with ledger scc0uz1x may hzxs
their advertisements charged
The Key West citizen., 1940-11-09

used by himself and one other
person.
No player may change teams
IN a half-schedule after he has
participated in at least one min
ute of any game with club.
Upon participation he becomes a
member of that team for the
half.
The Key West citizen., 1940-11-09


- = -
Centre College was leading
Transylvania College $50 some
years ago. There were two min
utes to play and Centre-led by
Bo McMillin-was driving for
another touchdown.
: And there in the shadow of the
goal a long, tall, six-foot Tran
sylvania tackle Strengthened up
and looked his teammates over
disgustedly and grated:
'-Come on, fellows, these guys
amt got a thing. Let's quit fool
in and hold 'epl"
Crash! Bang went the lines.
once-twice-three times - four
times-and Transylvania held
themI The game ended 98-0i
The Key West citizen., 1940-11-09
ENTRIES CLOSE NOV. 22

Entry Of teams In the Is
land City Basketball League
may be made at any time be-
tween now and Friday No
vember q. Team roster
should be included with the
entrance application. which
may be mailed TO Coach Of
futt at the high school or Civ
en- to him personally.
The Key West citizen., 1940-11-09
SPORTS CALENDAR
SOFTBALL GAMES
(BaYview Park Field. 700 p.m.,
MONDAY NIGHT

MONDAY NIGHT
First Game-U.S. Army, visit
ing, VS.. US. Marines, home.
Second Game-BomberS, visit
ing. VS.. Peppers Plumbers. home.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
First Game-VP53, visiting, VS..
CCC, home.
Second Game-NavSta, visit
ing, VS.. BomberS, home.
FRIDAY NIGHT
First Game-U.S. Army, visit
ing, VS.. VP53, home.
Second Game-NavSta, visit
ing, VS.. Peppers Plumbers. home.
The Key West citizen., 1940-11-09
PLAY BEGINS DEC. 2

First-half of the Island City
Basketball League viii get
under way on Monday. De-
cember 2. and games viii be
scheduled for Monday. Wed
nesdaY and Friday nights of
each week. except when
there is a conflict with inter
scholastic contests.