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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-01-23
Baked Macaroni


Coz. pkg. elbow macaroni
"a c. shredded green pepper
Tbsp. chopped onion
2 Tbsp. butter
Tbsp. flour
c. milk
IA tsp. salt
Few grains pepper
Tbsp. chopped pimientc
2 to 3 hard-cooked eggs
Buttered soft bread
crumbs
Cook the macaroni in boiling
salted water until tender. Drain.
Cook the green pepper and onion
in the butter for about 5 minutes
or until soft. Place over hot wat
er, add the flour and mix well
Add the milk gradually and cook,
stirring constantly until thick
ened. Add salt, pepper, pimiento,
macaroni, and diced eggs and pour
into buttered baking dish. Cover
with the crumbs and bake IN a
moderately hot oven, 375 degrees,
for about Is minutes. Serves b
to 8.
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Centerburg, 0. ID l9 } z
Evening star., 1941-09-01

Indirect Iiehtine-for general illumination of your
room without glare. Direct liehtng-for reading,
sewing, bridge-from two fIuorescent tubes-the
nearest thing to natural daylight. Both ore COM
bined on smart bronze plated bose-beneoth
sand or eoId-coIor pIeoted nnuIti-fiIorent royon
shade. Complete with l5-inch fIuorescent tubes,
indirect globe, 100000 -3OO-wott buIb-for i'm
mediate lighting satisfaction.
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Smith, 50 Minnesota shot Fun-
back Bill Daley through tackle
for 7s-yard touchdown play On
the first play from scrimmage.
Smith was the decoy and helped
pour it on IN his turn.
MINNESOTA &c. PITTS
BURGH 0-This looked IKE
was going to be one of taoss
Pitt-Fordham upsets heading m
to the second quarter But Smith
broke it UP with a 37-yard sprint
to the Pitt two to set up the
flrst score, engineering another
and then let Higgins do a three
touchdown tune-up for his big
job in future games.
MINNESOTA Z. MICHIGAN 3
1T was all Smith against aIicsliz
gan He psnted 70 yards oyer tae
safety mans head TO the Mechi-
gan Il After the return oens
Minnesota relied to the onlv
score when Smith passed SO
yards to Frickey to TIE sEicni-
gan five. Smith was knocked cut
but Frickey hauled It over be-
fore he, too, was hurt.
MINNESOTA 8, NORTH
WESTERN This was the game
in which Minnesota pulled the
no-signals, no-shift sleeper thai
whipped Higgins Al yards for tie
clinching score. Smith PLAYED
only briefly.
MINNESOTA 9, NEBRASKA
0-Smith let Daley. Sweiger and
Higgins and others handle what
became a very tough assignment
Higgins again provided the
spark. passing to the Nebraska
IL, then running to the Huske7s
two to set it up
MINNESOTA "a. IOWA Is
Iowa grabbed q even point lead
in three minutes. Smith came in
and ripped the game wide open.
In six plays, he pitched and ran
for So yards and the tying score.
Then passes and poRerhouse
football smashed the Havixevss.
MINNESOTA Al. WISCONSIN,
6-This was Smiths greatest per-
Torrance In five plays after he
came IN TO rally his team he
passed and rambled to score. get
ting Is at tackle on the payoff
play He set up three ether scores
passing for two and running back
a pass interception to II and from
there Daley battered it over.
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attractions for outstanding col
lege and university elevens but
the only interscholastic classic
booked for the holiday week IS
scheduled for the Sunshine City
Kumquat Bowl. where two
brilliant high school elevens. one
composed Of all stars. the pick Of
50 schools within the greater
Cleveland area, win be pitted
against the strong and powerful
St Petersburg Green Devils,
Christmas afternoon.
Tommy Hudson. St Peters
burg's crack halfback, GER
taInty for selection upon the
Florida State scholastic aIl-star
eleven. VIII play in his final
game for the Green Devils. Tom
my graduates IN June His name
viii 60 down into local high
school football circles as one Of
the outstanding stars of the
game Tommy was St Peters
burgs greatest ground gamer
through the season. He averaged
q yards a game from scrim-
mage.
Tommy, who IS Florida schol-
aStic sprint champion, covered
over 200 yards in returning punts
and kicks He has returned the
ball over $50 yards in returning
kick-offs. He tailed IL touch
downs and has made runs of &C.
So. 70. so, 85 and 81 yards.
Cleveland IS going to find a
tough customer IN this slippery
eel who. once. under way, has
never been overtaken- Cleve-
land VIII also find that the
Green Devils Is not a one-man
team but that other lads have
been developed by head coach
Dick Jones who are well oua1i-
fed to carry the pigskin for nice
gains. Calvin Seeley. the ia
pound fuIlbsck. 5 almost equal
Y as fast as Hudson and a dan
gerous man to tackle whsn un-
der fun momentum.
Jones has developed an up-
and-coming kicker in Jimmy
Stewart. who has added many q
point for the Green Devils to-
wards the last-half of the sea-
son. when his particular proves
was discovered
-Four games have been PLAYED
in the annual Eorth-South in
terscholastic holiday classics
Two games were won By the
Buckeyes, one BY Florida and
there was one seoreIess tie.
The Christmas Day game IS
the only football event On Flori-
da's calendar for that holiday.
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BANC-UP BASEBALL
TWIN BILL SUNDAY.
RED RAIDERS DEFEND NEW.
LY-AcoUIRED LEAGUE
LEADERSHIP

A pair Of hard fought baseball
games wiz be on tap for ardent
followers tomorrow afternoon at
Price Field on Trumbo Island.
The curtaGrRraiser. seheanled
Is open at 80 ocIock, win
feature the newly-crowned city
league leaders. Red Raiders. and
the strengthened Troians
Raiders, It is announced. VIII
use Fernandez in the box. OPP
posing ace Harry (Bubber) Wick
ers Of the TToians. Wiekers viii
probably hit his old stride with
Joe Navarro behind the plate 10
stop MS sIants. Rubber has been
reluctant to ~open up with the
young and inexperienced battery
mate he has had in the recent
past but viii let 'em fly at
Navarro. Joe caught Wickers a
number OF years ago before he
Joined the Coast Guard and be-
came a member Of the Pandora
Bears. who Withdrew from the
league last Sunday.
Besides Navarro, the Trojans
will sport other members Of
the Bears. Raiders win probably
use the same lineup that has
carried them to the top of the
ladder.
The fast-stepping Regulars OF
pau Albury win oppose the Key
West conchs of Roy Hamlin in
the afternoons second game.
Albury and Hamlin win have
their best lineups on the field for
this clash
conchs. who are considered
the strongest teams IN these
parts. have been weakened the
past two OF three games BY the
absence Of some of their best
PLAYERS. HamIin, however, says
he'll have them all in uniform
tomorrow, barring unexpected
incidents
Soldier Almeda VIII probably
mount the hin for the Regulars
in 4 try for his third straight
victory. M. Acevedo vii be on
the receiving end.
Pubic csrb0nsll ana Cyril
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--l t--% AtAA4@lAHl anu Dig
Nine champions had a fight on
their hands in every ball game.
That was because Of the calibre
Of the opposition and because OF
injuries to several key men. At
one time, tackle Urban Odson
Captain Bruce Smith, backfield
head man; guard Hedge Pukema:
Smiths understudy, Herman
kriekeys and end Bill Baum
gardner, were sidelined. And all
five were starting players.
But Bernie herman and his
coaching staff always met the
emergency, and they wound up
with about everything a great
football squad needs, including
q big, fast hard-charging line
and backfield punch and bril-
lance. This outfit furthermore
had 4 great leader in Bruce
Smith. who never failed to rally
his men when the going was
tough. a resQureeful quarterback
IN sophomore Bill Garnaas, and
a pinch hitter extraordinary IN
l45-pound Bud Higgins, hero Of
more than one game saving sit
uation.
Minnesota fans rave about
Captain Smith. end Bob Fitch.
and certer Gene Flick. tackles
odsou and WiIdung. and guards
Levy and Pukams-but you
should hear them really rave
about that coaching staff.
The fnas who followed the
team-and that just about in
cludes everyone from Baby Sue
to Grandma-knew first hand
what problems popped up from
the most unexpected sources to
harass the club. Big Ten experts
credit Bier1nan and company
with one of the really great
coaching jobs Of modern foot
ball.
Here's the on-the-surface record
OF this march to gridiron glory:
MINNESOTA IA, WASHING
TON 6-Smith cracked an even
battle wide open with q second
period 38-yard pass to Helm on
the Huskies q Bruce ran for u
and then plunged it over. Wash
ington got six points on SteeIe's
third period l2-yard dash and
then Smith clinched it, driving
from the eight to the one and
then bucking it over.
MINNESOTA 81. ILLINOIS 6
Zuppke's gang loaded for
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s6gpQlaIa S AepoL

WlHam s. Hart Of Newhall
Gel. oldtirne mevie star, born IN
.ewbarga, n. Y. g years ago
Lon Lle q Columbia foot
ban coaca. born N Leeminsters
aIsss IS years ago.
DR. HerbsSf 8. Hawkes. Of Co
bia noted educator. born in
zenpletaa. Mas 50 years ago
Henry Field Of Shenandoah.
= scotsman, bonn there. 70
years ago.
Rsbert " Woodruff. chairman
CT Coca-coia. Wilmington. Del.
hora IN Columbus Ga, 50 years
Fitzgerald Hal. president
n c & s.. Louis r R. born at
Nashville. g years ago.
Archbishop Thomas J. WalsA
o. Newark. n. T. Catholic pre-
late, born II Parker's Landing.
Pa 6s years aso
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firtif Es Hanae IAN aha isrE 90
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tae ssaaersse7ses aasirinN % en&aEF
5s hn4i&fss zflef 5fe t.xa tia1t naas
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-@si-7--s-- -. va 81 NfAfo~Ah e4lIA
established IN Washington.
1sss-Frst meeting of the
Amssiean Anti-Slavery Society.
IN PHILADELPHIA.
1s-Rioting as rival legiSla-
lures meet N Harrisburg, Pa.
knewn 70 history as -the buck
shot war
19i7-sIunidon ship expIodes
Il aafazs n S.-more than l.
Secretary OF Labor ap-
seals - workers not 70 make a
essY-xide strike n behalf of
ocre
lss2-Hoover's last annual
message to Congress urges bal
encins OF budget
1as5-Italians bomb Ethiopia.
erecking an American hospital
and Red Cross tents
1ass-Francs and Germany
sign pact for pacific and good
re5gneorlv relations
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ST PETERSBURG, Fla, Dec.
s-Cld man football win not
make his final exit off the sports
stage until II " Years Day when
.bewF games viii hold the at
ssflfien C fans the country over.
Thare VIII be plenty of bowl
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CONE EEvENl

HUGO. colo.-whafs in a
number? Alice Poem would Ike
70 know She was born On the
18th day Of the 11fh month Of the
18th year Al Il o'elock and s the.
ilth child.
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BASKETBALL
High School Gym. 7:so p. m
MONDAY NIGHT

MONDAY NIGHT
First Game-Marines VS.. Coast
Guard.
Second Game-Gas Company
VS.. Sound School
TUESDAY NIGHT
First Game-Naval Air Sta
ton VS.. Lions Club.
! Second Game-Army VS.. Sound
School
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
First Game-Marines vs.. High
School B.
Second Game-Gas Company
VS.. Coast Guard.
THURSDAY NIGHT
Naval Air Station vs. Ma
MONDAY DEC. Isl
First Game-Army VS.. Liens
Second Game-Ges Company
vs.. High School B.
WEDNESDAY tDEc. III
First Game-Coast Guard Va
Sound School.
Second Game-Naval Air Sta
ton vs.. Gas Company.
FRIDAY DEC. 49,
First Game-Army VS. Ma
rines.
Second Game-coast Guard
vs.. High School.
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SoTIcE rNDEn r.erIrIors

NOTICE Is HEREBY GtNh-A thst
sl,a unf1ersfEus.z. 6eFf r3nE 60 euE5Es
"a business under tie fictitious nesos
II --Benanar Apr.rtrreuts intends
10 register the sid fictitious mans
with the Clerk of the EsrcNtt SeMas
Of Monroe Cosfnts, Eiersea,
Faafss Dee naa3er g. A44t.
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Island citY Raseban Lesaaa
Sundays
Horoscope

To-day produces another stroag
mentality. The disposition IS ~
terprising. leading to the study
of progressive subjects possibly
with enthusiasm Il IS probabls
that much success VIII be gained
during early life. with a Pcs
sibility that later results mag
not be 50 satisfactory
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xoTtf-s. x-xDrR F8rTyTE0Es
~aMr SWaTETsE

NOTICE Is HEREBY Gfy&N 1871
the UNDERSIGNED. aesir5aE - sn gaze
IN business under the fictfti1es nef-tt-
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lister the said fictitious name WITH
the Clerk ~ the cfrcaiE CeHrt -
Monroe County. Florida
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PLUMBERS FORFEIT
TO NAYSTAS And
SUFFER FIRST Loss

NavSta added two more games
10 their won column last night
by accepting a forfeit from the
Peppers Plumber ten and then
walloping Navy Pa IN q sched-
uled second game
The loss was the first for the
Plumbers slnce ere eiaz,s winter
soffball league got under aTay.
They had mn 30 i sasing q IS
consecutive victories
GHssua and. kds The
battery for Navy last aIsht and
the Stas used Baker snd Garcia
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NoTacE fNBEn Els-r.FIoEs

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Notice Is HEREBY zfIEEsN that
me UNDERSIGNED. deslf4uE 50 eaNaEs
- cuisines Euder ane fiefitSo1s 5saile
- a.f-stevez Photo Slutlo iHte1'sis
q REGISTER xhe said fictstiaes lNnae
,xfrh sle Clerk 81 the carsult l,eurs
ef Monroe 6seun2y, FAerisas
hated December 6. 1871.
ABEE1AREst1 Et9IsfsI estl.s1
s@ce-Is- so-z7. ts4fs an1.l9s9
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Injuries To Biggest Stars
Fail To Halt Biermon CresD

MiNNEAr0Lis Dec 5-Individual playing bIIsnce niger
u eoaenlng and general squad ability another
gridiron world = =
Playing schedule mat with perhaps the seasons hard
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SPORTS CALENDAR
SOFTBALL

First Named Teams ~visiting')
MONDAY NIGHT
First Game-Coast Guard va.
Peppers Plumbers.
Second Game-Navy VS.. Ma
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
First Gama-Navy Va Ceass
Guard.
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subscrsbe 10 The Citizen. 2os
weekly.
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LEGALS

ALFONSO GUARNERos.
Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO:
ALFONSO GUARNEROS,
Residence Unknown.
You are hereby required n ap-
pear to the Bill Of Complaint Tor
Divorce IN the above STYLED
cause on the 5fh day Of January,
A D. 1919, otherwise the allega-
tons therein VII be taken a.
confessed.
This order to be published once
q week for four consecutive weeks
in The Key West Citizen. a news
paper published n Key West.
Florida
Done and ordered this 18th day
Of December. A. D. 1871
(SEAL) Ross G Sawyer
Clerk Of tire Circuit Court. Mon
roe County, Florida
BY. tSd-) Florence E Sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
dec6-15-2e- 27;l9zi jams 1912
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Griffin VIII no doubt be the
battery for the conchs.
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BASEBALL
Price Field tTrumbol. $50 p. =.
ToMuH1ow

TOMORROW
First Game-Trojans VS.. Red
Second Gsme-Key West
Conchs VS.. Regulars
DECEMBER IA
First Game-Red Raiders W.
Regulars. WEEfg
Second Game-Trojans IS. KEY
West Conchs
DECEMBER Il
First Game-Key West conchs
vs.. Red Raiders
Second Game-Regulars VI.
Troians
DECEMBER zs
First Game-Regulars vs.. kay
West Cenel1s. @FZFS
Second Game-Red Raiders y.
JANUARY I. ls47
First Game-Key West Conehs
vs. Trojans-
Second Gane-Regulars u.
Red Raiders
JANUARY II
First Game-Troians vz Regz-
lars.
Second Came-Red Raiders VS..
Key West Conchs
POSTPONED CANES
Two-conehs and Regulars.
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LECALS

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And GRID STARS TACKLE
SAINT PETERSBURG In .'KUMOUAT
BOWL" GAME CHRISTMAS DAY
By JOHN LODWTCK

tsprcial to me citlnrnl
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Today In History

l8S9-U. S. Naval Observatory
established n Washington.
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MARINES DEFEND
LEAD TOMORROW
PLUMBERS TACKLE HIGH
SCHOOL IN SECOND
CONTEST

US. Marines, who rose to the
leadership of the Island City
Basketball League last night, will
have to make an immediate de-
tense of their position.
Lions Club, defending cham
pions, will take the floor against
the Leathernecks in the opening
game of a twin bill tomorrow
night. Although they will not
be dropped from first should
they lose, the Marines neverthe-
less will have to share honors
with the Army five. However, a
victory will give them full game
lead over the Soldiers, who will
be seen in action Friday night.
Peppers Plumbers, hitting the
comeback trail, will tangle with
the High School five in the after
piece tomorrow night.
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ROOKIE DOESN'T
BOTHER HERMAN

Billy Herman just isn't worry
ing about the rookie second base
man the Chicago Cubs will try
out in spring training. Admitting
his ten years of service with the
Bruins at the keystone bag is
taking its toll, Herman neverthe-
less boasts ''TH show Jimmy Will
son Cub manager) who has right
full claim on second when we
start spring training. The thir-
ty-three-year-old veteran is los
ing no time getting himself into
shape. Constant work on his
farm in New Albany, Ind, has
melted excess poundage off his
body and he expects to be "in
the best shape" possible by
Mar h.
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coNN'S CONTRACT

The contract that Billy Conn
signed to meet Joe Louis in June
had a few peculiar clauses that
were the topic of much discus
sion late in December. When ia
cobs offered Conn a shot at Jolt
ing Joe. Mike also insisted that
Conn sign a private contract that
would give him control of both
Billy's title and exhibition match
es for five years after the June
fight. This was arranged so that
it would apply only if Conn won
the title. After a lengthy discus
sion. in which Johnny Ray,
Conn's manager. insisted that
Jacobs have control only over
Conn's title fights, the contract
was signed specifying that Conn
was under Jacobs control but
only in title scraps and not exai-
bition matches,
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In the afterpiece of the twin
bill last night, US. Army pulled
away from a tie with the Lions
Club for second place and are
now perched alone on that rung
The Soldiers accomplish this
by their 4l-28 triumph over the
VP33 quintet The loss was the
sixth in a row for the Airmen,
but the first for the ass, who
made their initial appearance
last night. The Aviators' prede-
ccSsors. VP5S, dropped five
straight games.
The contest was another rough
and tumble crowd-thriller, Ten
personal fouls were marked
aaginSt both clubs.
A large number of fans were
on hand to cheer the Airmen. De
spite the fact that put up a great
battle all the way. it is evident
they are in need Of a great
amount Of practice.
Soldiers also showed a weak
ness in foul shooting. In eleven
tries. they were successful only
once.
Almyda, White and Nelson
starred for the victorS.
BOX score
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pEcKINpAUGH HOPEFUL

Since Cleveland acquired Jim
Bagby from Boston recently, their
new manager, Roger Peckin-
paugh is pretty well satisfied with
prospects for this year. But
Peckinpaugh wants one thing
more for his Indians. One right
handed twirler would suit him
nicely at this time. Even if Cleve-
land does not acquire a good
Highlander before the Al sea-
son opens, he will boast pow
erful mound staff-one of, If not
the most powerful, in the league.
TT looks now as if Bob Feller. Al
Milnar, Mel Harder, Al Smith
and Bagby will be the five best
lfirst-line pitchers, said Peckin-
paugh.
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COMMENTS ON SPORTS
BY RABID FANSTER
COCOA MAY ENTER
EAST COAST LEAGUE

Civic and business men of
Cocoa are studying possibilities
of entering team in the East
Coast League. An invitation to
join the circuit has been extended
by Judge Gordon Lynn, president
of the Class D League, which is
now composed of Hollywood, Fort
Lauderdale, West Palm Beach,
Miami, Miami Beach and Fort
Pierce. Key Westers still recall
the time when an Island City
team so completely dominated
the loop that it was disbanded
before the end of the season.
Local baseballers claim that since
then, officials have Stunned in
viting a Key West club into the
league.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-07
Marines Defeat
High School To
Grab Cage Lead
Army In Sole Possession
OF Second Place; Down
ed Airmen Last Night
To Go Ahead Of Lions

Two ties in the Island City Bas-
ketban League standings were
broken and another one created
as a result of the doubleheader
played in the High School gym
nasium last night.
In the opener, us. Marines
pulled away from the High School
quintet by downing the Students,
6l-33. The victory gives the
Leathernecks sole possession of
the leadership and drops the var
sity five into another tie, this
time with the Lions Club for third
position
Arising from close to the bot
tom of the circuit, the Marines
slowly but surely battled their
way to the top. They had tough
opposition last night in the Stu
dents but came through in great
style as the score reveals.
1t was very rough contest.
Both clubs displayed their best
fighting spirit. Eleven fouls were
recorded, seven on the School
club.
Laney, Marine ensign from An
napolis, kept the Leathernecks
"hot" with his continual fly
away shots. McGregor also play
ed a great game for the victors.
chalking up 16 points.
Smith and Roberts paced the
losers with their long set shots
and fly-aways.
Marines 81 points was the sec
ond highest score since league
play began this season. Lions
II points against VP58 is the rec
ord to date.
Rov ccora.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-07
RETURN BOUT
ARRANGED FOR

The contract for the June fight
gives Conn 20 percent and the
champion 40 percent Of the gate
II Conn wins. the champion is 20
be given return bout within 90
days II Conn Loses by very slim
margin and a return bout IS de-
nanded. ne will receive IS per
cent Of the gate in the sscon6
fight. So. If il turns CIT 10 be a
close battle a huge gate would
turn cut for second bca1f. and
Jacobs seems 10 have made ar
ransemenis for such q situation
in the contract