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The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-27

The Board Of Review fixed Wyan-
dOtte's tax rate at $1l.JO per $lUN
az valuation.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-27

The city sold $4,000 Of street in
tersectiOn bonds. bearing 4159o inter
est, at Il rtmium of 81 $50.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-27

With fine sarcasm. The Herald de-
clared that if the TaShmOO-E Erie race
could only have been postponed until
Tuesday. IL could have been pulled of
on Biddle avenue. They would GER
tainly have experienced no difficulty
on account of shallow water"
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-27

There was no Fourth of July cele-
bratiOn in WyandOtte % years ago
Horse races n the Singer track were
the only thing out of ordinary.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-12
SoftbalIs Prin1u-Donnas
Crushed City Champion
Peppers Plumbers, 81
NICKEL GRABBING PUTTERPAYs oFFlN PAIRS

'ture Service Writer,
Opponents concede 20-footers
when / use it,, he chuckles. He
picked it up for g$3 in ia South
Georgia pro shop.
Other links oddities acquired
on his tournament jaunts include
a streamlined driver with face
hardly bigger than the diameter
of the ball-great stuff if you're
steady enough to use it. Another
is a putter with a reverse goose
neck shaft, guaranteed to drive
most players sghacky.
But his collection won't be a
success. he says. until he finds
club with flexible handle
you know, to give if whip.
Anative of Chattanooga, Tenn,
Sharp was golf writer on the
Chattanooga Times for five years
before joining the Constitutions
staff in 1889. He is %. h.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-12
THURSTON BOWLERS
DOMINATE TOURNEY

Thurston's A. & A. bowlers
last night captured top honors
in the final series of preliminary
games, winning two out of three
sets with the sailor team off the
U.S.S. Biddle.
The sailors whipped the Thurs
co five with 155 points to spare
in the opening fracas, led by
Carson, who rolled an 1874. Hunt
of the AA's followed with 141
points.
Paced by Albury with 173
pins, the Double AIS bounced
back in the second battle to
nose Navy, 697-674, and even
the series.
Confident in coming from
down under the share honors
with the Sailors in the first
to two tussles, the Thurston
bowlers went on to claim the
nights play, two games to one
Score of the rubber match was
755 to tbs.
DSmSB tn ,shrdlushrdul u u uu
In an exhibition fight, an Elec-
tiical team swept three straight
games from Plumbing aggre-
/ cation.
/ Monday night official league
i play will get under way.
! THE following teams have
signed for competition:
| Double AS, Timekeepers, Mac.
kle Company, U.S.S. Biddie, Elec.
tricians, Plumbers and Army.
Play will begin at 8 O'Clock
each scheduled night. The 2A's
are slated to open the tourna.
ment against the Timekeepers.
Team standings for the pre-.
| liminary rounds:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-12
.PlNELLAS TAX
BILL TO DROP
fspeeisl to The t,ltisenl

CLEARWATER. July H.
Pinellas County's tax bill is ex-
pected to be about $l38,000 less
this year, but the school bill is
expected TO show an increase,
according to early budget reports
Of the County Commission and
County School Board
Ray Green, clerk of Circuit
Court, said that the county's OPP
Grating budget should not be in
creased over $4,000 and that the
debt service budget would be
about $4,000 less for the l94i-
1912 year.
County school officials declar-
ed that they needed about $780,
600 more for school operation
this year, due to lack of funds
in previous years necessitating
considerable Improvements 10
school buildings now.
The school debt service budget
will be lower this year, bat not
sufficiently to offset the increase
in operations.
G. ". Fugitt, County Schools
Superintendent. said the tax load
would be ieveled out so that no
one tax bill will feel the increase
very much. He pointed to the
fact that the 100 percent vasia-
ton would cause many people
who had been under homestead
exemption to have to pay taxes
now II u
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-12
Al OF BRITISH
FLYING CLASS
HAVE SOLOED
fsueeyxi 10 r,he CffIxerl

ARCADIA, July IL Wing
Commander Henry Hogan OF
Maxwell Field, Montgomery, Ala,
spent the weekend at Riddle,
Aeronautical Institute and at
tended the rodeo together with
the British cadets who saw this
sport for the first time and were
enthusiastic over it.
Manager Capt. L. ]. Povey
said that IL of the British cadets
had soioed, and all had been
properly s-dunked" in the RAJ
pool
The present class of American
cadets, less than 100, left for adj
vanced training today. The next
class of cadets will be all British
and are expected to arrive July
10. This contingent is expected
to be somewhat larger than the
first class of 100 cadets.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-12
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR TAX DEED
SENATE Biil No. 1851

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
That ]. A. MacRae, Jr., holder of
Tax Certificate No. TAG. issued the
18th day of July, A. d. 1880. has
filed same in my office and has
made application for tax deed
to be issued theron. Said certif-
icate embraces the following de-
scribed property in the County
Of Monroe, State of Florida. to-
wit:
PIT. Lot 2, Island Of Key Lar
go, Sec IS, Twp. So. Range 40,
% Acres, Book B-4. Page 534.
Monroe County Records.
The assessment of the said
property under the said certific-
ate issued was in the name 81
John Nesbitt, Al. Neil Wilcox and
Earle H. Glidden.
Unless said certificate shall be
redeemed according to law, the
property described therein will be
sold To the highest bidder at ti1t
court -house door on the first
Monday in the month of August
194l, which is the 4th day Of Aug.
ust, 1941.
Dated this 5th day of July
/ 1871.
fSEAL) Ross G Sawyer
Clerk of Circuit Court Of Monroe
/ County, Florida.
jly5-12-l9-26-lD4 ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-12
REMATcH GAME MONDAY

Beaten in their first crack at
the Stars last night. the
Plumbers will get another
chance Monday night. while
arrangements are being COM
pleted for the second half
schedule.
Service recreation leaders
are discussing the possibility
of an afternoon league for
service teams and another for
civilian employees of the various
departments at .the Naval Sta
tion.
Army already has with
drawn from the night league
and the Marines disbanded
some time ago. It is under
stood other service teams may
be forced to follow suit.
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tAsseeiated Press =

; Nf-'tft-.F $1,000 - Nt6S ~
ATLANTA, July l2.Som,
people collect old guns, other.
old bottle caps, still others golc
fish. Al Sharp. pudgy golf edi
tor OF the Atlanta Constitution
collects screwy golf clubs. .anc
vows that if they were only
legal he'd have a pretty gooc
score.
Weirdest in his coliection is
nickel-in- the-slot putter
which does everything but
stroke the ball. It's maker. who
probably always will remain
anonymous. built club head
with barrel extending back
ward. It's weight varies accord
ing to the number of lead
slugs dropped in and held with
a sef-screw. On the back is in
scribed the word deadly.
Sharp says il really Is.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-12
'D'MAC AND YANKS
ROLL ON; DODGERS
INUNDATED REDS
cLouTING JOE HITS SAFELY
IN 5oTH STRAIGHT GAME:
LEAGUE PAcEsETTERs IN
CREASE LEAD as3
Especial TO 4'he citIzen)

NEW YORK, July l2.-Joe
DiMaggio and the New York
Yankees, who have shown a
flare for setting new modern and
current records. plowed ON yes
terday afternoon.
The Yanks. equalling the long
est winning streak of the season,
defeated the St. Louis Browns,
6-2, on homers, and DiMaggio
collected four hits in four APP
pearances at the plate to run his
hitting string to so straight
games. Five of the Yanks' six
markers were produced by cir
cult clouts. Besides DiMag's
circuit clout with one on, Tom
my Heinrich smashed one with a
mate. aboard and Joe. Gordon
cracked another.
The idle Cleveland Indians,
whose victroy run of IL games in
row was tied by the Yanks, fell
four full games in the rear of
the Bronx Bombers.
DiMaggio's perfect perform
ance at bat yesterday included
three singles and the homer. He
ran his total OF hits to l12, sew
en- in front of the next highest
in the American league; captur-
ed the lead in runs-batted-in
with 20, one ahead of teammate
Charley Keller, who also is sec
ond in RIBS with 70.
Florida's Sid Hudson met de-
feat at the hands of the Chicago
White Sox. Six-hit pitching by
Eddie Smith and Billy Knicker-
bocker's two-run homer in the
fifth were too much for Hudson
and the Washington Senators,
so the Chisox won, 81.
Robert Moses Lefty Grove,
trying for the Booth victory of
his long career, suffered his third
loss of the year as Buck New
som shutout the Boston Red Sox,
20, for the Detroit Tigers. New
som won his sixth game in II
tries.
Brooklyn Dodgers, recording
their fifth consecutive victory
clouted out 1872 decision over
the Cincinnati Reds, stretching
their first-place margin over the
ollie st. Louis Cardinals to three
and-a-half games. Amassing l6
bingles off four pitchers, the
/ Dodgers were aided in the heavy
scoring by circuit clouts off the
bats of Ducky Wucky Medwick,
J Dixie Walker and Curt Davis.
Davis, who scattered 10 hits,
4 smashed his first homer of the
season.
Tim Tobin twirled five-hit ball
and Sibby Sisti smashed three
doubles and a single to drive
home three runs and so the Bos-
ton Braves evened their series
with the Chicago Cubs, To.
Dne,,I4c.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-12
LEGALS

IN THE ctRcuiT CouRT OF THE
ELssNENTfI JIDIC1AL CIREulT
IN AND FOR N0NHOE C0pNFrs
STATE OF FLORIDA. IN CHAN
Cake No, T-sas
CLARA NARCOTIC,
Plaintiff.
WALTER JOSEPH NARCOTIC.
Defendant.
ORDER OF FBRLICATION -.
To: WALTER JOSEPH NARCOTIC,
Killingly, r. +. ID. i Dayviiie
Four Corners. Connecticut
You are hereby required 70 APP
near to the Bill of Complaint In the
above STYLED and entitled cause an
August 4, 1871. otherwise the alle-
gallons therein will be taken ~
confessed.
This order to be publishes. once
week for four consecutive weeks ~
The Key West Citizen. a newspaper
published In Key West. Florida,
Done and ordered this 25th day
of June, A. d. 1911.
(SEAL) Ross G sawyer
Clerk OF the Circuit Court. Monroe
County, Florida.
BY: tSd.) Florence E. sawyer :
Deputy Clerk.
jun2S; jiy5-f2 -Is- ~ isff
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-12
HOWARD BURKE
BARELY MISSES
TOSSING SHUTOUT
Soldier .Early's Double In
Second Scoring Two
Runs Put Game On Ice
For Stars

All-Stars of the city diamond
ball league, disproving the old
theory that an organized team
always can beat the prima-don-
mas, jumped all over the City
Champion Peppers Plumbers at
Bayyiew Park last night for a re-
sounding ST. triumph.
One of the seasons best crowds
saw the league stars take adj
vantage of every Plumber mis-
play to slip in three unearned
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-12

runs, while Howard Burke, who
came from Miami to play with
the disbanded BARRIERS, kept the
Plumbers shackled in all but one
inning.
Paced, by the standout pitching
of Lefty" Burke, the Stars tai
lied only one long hit last night,
a two-bagger by Early, Army
pitcher playing the outfield.
Clarence Cigarette Willie)
Gates, star Plumber tosser, turn
ed in a fairly good performance
of his own, except for a few
wild pitches, but poor support in
the shape of six errors by his
teammates, let in most of the
Star runs.
Early Scores Two
The Stars, after tying things
up at IL in their half of the first,
took the lead and scored the only
earned runs of the game in the
second when Early's double
brought home Guy johnson and
Arthur Thompson.
johnson, third baseman-cap-
tain of Navy, had gone to first
on an inficld hit, and made sec
ond when Dewitt (Buster) Rob-
erts was throwng out on asbunt.
Thompson belted a liner into the
third base bag, reaching first,
while johnson raced to third.
Early's double, TO left scored both
men, and Burke grounded out,
retiring the side.
Burke, who would have shut
out the Plumbers but for an err
ror of Ralph Flash" Arnold's
ia the first inning, faced only 81
batters in the nine-inning game,
He struck out three, didn't walk
a batter and allowed only six
hits. Ten flied out to the OUT
field, two got on by errors and
the other 10 popped or grounded
out.
Short Star Players
Both teams were short some of
their star players, the Stars do
ing ~-without the services of
Philip (Cheta) Baker, NavSta
captain and third baseman; Julio
Barcelo, NavSta first baseman,
and Esmond (Tarzan) Albury,
captain third baseman of the
disbanded BARRIERS. Plumbers
played without Everett Higgs,
heavy hitting leftfielder; Juanie
Navarro, considered the best
fielding shortstop here, and w.
O Bennett, manipulating right
fielder.
The Stars last two runs, one
IN each the sixth and seventh,
Were scored on errors.
Ubieta, Plumber third sacker,
cracked a pair Of doubles, and
centerfielder Villareal pole a dou-
Die and single. Leftfielder Kerr's
triple in the first inning was the
only one of the game.
Fielding Gems
Johnson executed an ''unbe-
heyable' catch of a foul bali hit
by Hopkins in the second in
nlng. Racing far in back Of
thrd, Johnson banged into the
fence looked up il time to see
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-12

the ball coming at him, stuck out
his hands over the fence and
"pocketed" the ball.
Garcia, backing out on the side
walk in center, robbed Hopkins
of "sure" homer n the sew
enth. Hopkins lifted long, high
fly to deep center, forcing Gar
cia to dash backward, but the
fielder caught the ball in his out
stretched hands with his back
turned to the diamond.
In the fifth inning, first sack
er Saunders made a spectacular
catch of Arias' foul ball far in
back of first. Saunders twisted
his body into a corkscrew in an
effort to watch the flight of the
ball and prevent . himself from
falling over an object in front of
his dash.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-12

Ali. Stars
Ralph tElash5 Arnold, 2b,
Clarence "A Ilshouse, o.
Gabriel Rubberman) Garcia,
ST;
Saunders, lb;
Guy johnson, 3b;
Dewitt (BusteD Roberts, Of;
Arthur (Reese) Thompson, If;
Anthony Kelly, IS;
Early, IF;
Howard Burke, p.
Charles Almeda, reserve pitch
er.
Manager, Paul Albury.
Plumbers
Domingo Mickey Ubieta, 3b;
Jackie (T-Bony) Carbonell, SIS;
Kermit Monk Kerr, If;
julius (DoDo) Villareal, CT;
Douglas Mccarthy, ST;
'tKiki" Hopkins, C;
Joseph (Nene) Domenech, 2b;
Maitland Arias, rf:
Aurelio Grip Lastres, lb;
Clarence Cigarette Willie
Gates, p.
Leo Stanley, reserve nutfield-
or.
Manager, Roy Hamiin.
Score by innings: r, H. E..
Plumbers : 100 900 000-1 6 6
Stars - 100 Dol 10x-5 5 3
Gates and Hopkins; Burke and
Allshouse.
Runs batted in: Early 2; runs:
Kerr, Arnold, Allshouse, Johnson,
Thompson, Kelly; three-base hit:
Kerr; two-base hits: Villareal,
Early; errors: A. Lastres 2, DOM
enech 8, Carbonell, Kelly, Arm
old, Saunders; struck out: by
Gates 5, by Burke 8; bases on
balls. off Gates 4; double play:
Arnold to Saunders; sacrifice
hits: Garcia. Roberts; umpires:
Violet and Capote
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-12

YESTERDAY: Partly because
all OF Mrs. MGrbury,s touseparty
is stranded on a little island off
the North Carolina coast. beset by
mysterious accidents no one can
explain, EUe Prentice has told
Neil Bolrron she tvili marry him.
1t tpds ioIlat she and, her aunt.
Julie Emerson, had started out to
anaIe-a really good match. Bat,
noio that she has promised to
marry Neil she is not quite sure
she is happy about It all.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-12
PIRATES OPPOSE COAST
GUARD NINE SUNDAY

Key West Pirates tomorrow
afternoon win clash in a ball
game with the coast guard nine
at army barracks, it was an
nounced today
The game is scheduled for 1880
o'clock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-12
STERLING, Gates
AND THE MATTERS


Here's what Key Vests two
representatives in organized
baseball, Clayton Sterling and
William Gates, members of the
DeLand Red Hats, accomplished
in recent performances:
Monday. July ?
ALB r Fl Pc A E SH
Sterling, ID 0 l Is 90 0
Gates, 80 4 0 0 0 20 0
The score: r
DeLand -. 600 900 000---0
Orlando - 600 600 Coll
The standings:
Club w. L. Pct.
/. st. Augustine 40 rs .662
2. DeLand -------4 8 Is $50
Tuesday. July 8
ALB r H Pc A E SH
Sterling, ID 4 0 0 IL 90 Q
Gates, SO 4 0 / 4 % D
The score: r
Gainesville -. 600 030 1904
DeLand - 900 900 001@-i
The standings:
Club w. L. Pet.
I, /. St. Augustine 81 Is .671
IL. DeLand 48 &c $40
| Project your exemption-See
your Tax Assessor now.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-12
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SPORTS CALENDAR

ssGflEly3.f Ilsl3 i. isaft l-f3 p
BASEBALL
gMAJ,RdEEAcUEs) ra
TODAY
American
Washington at Chicago.
New York at st. Louis.
Boston at Detroit, two games.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
National
Chicago at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at New York.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
SOFTBALL
tBayview Park. $500 p. m.l
MONDAY NIGHT
Ali-Stars vs.. City Champion
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-12

A stitch ia time saves i1ine
dollars. maybe $500 -sse your
Tax Assessor today.
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Plumbers.
WEIGHT-LIFTING
TOMORROW

Challenge issued by Key West
champions TO all service men.
South Beach, ZOO p. m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-12

Project your exemption-See
your Tax Assessor now.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-12

Only games scheduled.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08

and I SITS. WAS addressed by the
Rev. n. L. Foss OF Seattle, presi-
dent Of the Pacific district OF the
Norwegian Lutheran church. Lay
and clerical delegates. represent
ing approximately 80 churches in
Washington, Oregon and Idaho.
are attending the convention.
The Afternoon session was given
over to a discussion Of the work
OF Christian higher education.
particularly as that relates itself
to Pacific Lutheran college Of
Falkland. DR.. +. o. Tingelstad,
president of the college. gave his
annual report 10 the district.
Judge Henry Craven OF Iowa,
prominent lay member. and chair
man of the pension board Of the
American Lutheran church, made
report on the newly adopted PEN
sion plan Of the church.
Highlight of the Thursday MORN
ing session will be the report of
the American Lutheran church's
general president, DR.. f. Poppen
of Columbus, o., on the state of
the church.
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Tacoma Recruiier
High for April

During April the Washington
Recruiting district Of the United
states army accomplished = total
Of 7se voluntary thres-year en-
listments. II was announced Wed
nesiay by Col. Lewis Turtle.
stations IN the district were
credited with snlistments - fol.
lows; Aberdeen 4 Beilingham 9.
chshalis 8: Everett 2 lclosed April
Ia. Seattle a.. Spokane az. TIA.
coma %; Waila wallA 10. Yakima
IL and the Mobile Rrecruitlng
station g. -
High individual rscniiter for the
month VAS sergt Albert O. sal.
ton of the Tacoma sub-ststion.
who obtained q total of Is en-
llstments
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licenses,

Marriage license applications
have been filed with the Pierce
county auditor by Monte NJ. Nc
Kenzie, %. and Marian Laura Self,
10. both of Yelm; Raymond Webb.
%, Fort Lewis, and Anne Marie
Kaiser, "a, 1904 SO. C st; Harold
Ledie Willard, 81. and Ida Dor
othy Clark, II, both of Orting;
Richard Charles Blanchat, "a, 760
So. 3sth st. and Ann Cannella, 20,
5640 So. Yakima: Charles Philip
Norman. rs. McKenna, and Lavado
Daisy Wsnser. 81. Rainier: James
Arthur Conner, rs, Route S. Box
491, Tacoma. and Mary Louise
Murphy. 81. Spokane; Frank Faz-
Zinc. 25, Santa Monica, Calf. and
Theresa NJ. Saunders, 10, 25s So.
18th; Richard F. Weken, 25,
310sia So. saith. and Yvonne Marie
Snowden, 20. 614ia No. I; John
Garnett, rs. Chicago, and Vervian
Frances Rasmussen, %, 1919 So.
54th; Willard Riley. "a. Receiving
Citation, Navy Yard. Bremerton,
and Ruby Fair, rs. 5603 No 4sth:
Emil Joseph Rissi. rs. Grand
Rapids. Mich, and Bernsdine
Marie claes. IS. 1921 No. Prospect:
Dale Adair Davis, 81, Co. A, ls6th
Inf, Camp Murray. and Cora Ella
Ravens. Is. 424 Broadway: Will
lam Everette Hill. 2l, Fort Lewis.
and Betty Jane Lundeen. II, 3i02
So. 18th, Charles L. Curtiss. 80,
Spokane. and Ruth r. Benedict.
%. Olympia; Oliver J. Lucas. 20.
and Clara LaGrace Woodland. %,
both OF Eureka. Utah: Dave ID.
Seifert. "a. Auburn. and Ludy
Elizabeth Truman. 16. 31sis 9th
ne. S. W. Puysllup; Frederick
y Doddridge. p. Premier spts..
South Tacoma. and Cenevieve
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Suspended Sentence
For Theft OF Purse

Mrs. Dorothy Briles. -. was
given so-dsy suspended sentence
IL police court Tuesday afternoon
after pleading guilty 70 stealing a
purse a. a sth ave beauty salon
Saturday night The woman was
arrested shortly sfterwsrd and
the purse returned 10 It's owner.
Frankie Quick. Of $50 No. sprsgus.