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HAPPY BIRTHDAY
DECEMBER 3

DECEMBER 3 Mrs. Sadie Cashen J. J. Fargher Royal M. Shepard B. F. Heintzleman
 J. l.. Irwin Mrs. B. D. Dean Mrs. A. L. Piper Wayne Murray D. R. Sonneberg It. Col. Mark E. Mollett
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Washington Merry
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The yacht Erus recently brought Douglas by Pau in Juneau MT. Kegel having work the boat
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Annual memorial exercises held at the Palace by members of the O Eks beginning 2l5 o'clock public invited.
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GAMES TONIGHT

The Senior High School Bas-
ketball Tournament plaYotfs
will continue tonight at the
schools gymnasium with an
other double feature.
The Girards. losers to the
Gardeners in the bottom portion
of a twin bill last night. will
meet the same team at 1880
o'clock. Another victory for
the GARDENERS will decide the
issue as the clubs are playing
a best two out-of-three series.
The Thompsons and Miners
will tangle in a second game
tonight at $3.50 o'clock. The
Miners won the scrap last
night.
Winners of the two series
battles will meet for the cham
pionship of the High School in
best three out of-five final
plaYoff.
The losers will clash the
same nights of the champion
ship plaYoff to decide the con-
ISOLATION title winner.
Tonight is Mothers Night at
the gymnasium. All mothers
will be admitted free.
The public is cordially invit-
ed to attend the games.
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back Champion Sammy Angott's
ears. Recently, he. climbed into a
Los Angeles ring and knocked
out Juan Zurita, considered a
challenger, for Angott's title. in
the second round. a,.s r,
Weighed l42
Armstrong weighed 142 pounds.
He lashed out at the opening bell
and carried the battle to the
Mexican, employing the wind
mill tactics that used to wear
down all opposition. Yet, at the
time of the knockout, Zurita was
ahead on points.
Armstrong; timing was off
and he missed frequently.
But I can hit harder now
than ever" Hank declares. ''Sure,
I'm slower than / was, but my
eyes are good and / definitely am
back on the comeback trail. The
scar tissue around my eyes has
healed completely. Eighteen
months of rest did that. I'm
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STADIUM GROUP
MEETS TONIGHT

The members of the Key West
Stadium Committee will meet
this evening at $3.50 o'clock in the
City Hall to transact business of
vital importance
Last Sunday afternoon the
members met at Luther Finders
restaurant on United street and
after partaking of most enjoy
able luncheon proceeded to the
Stadium site on Flagler Avenue
for an inspection OF the grounds.
After a thorough and careful ex-
animation, certain steps were de-
cided upon in order to prepare the
field for playing. Roy Hamlin,
Grounds Committee chairman.
reported price quotation which
he had received on wire for the
backstops. 1t was voted unani-
mously to place an order imme-
diately for some 1900 running
feet of this wire while it is yet
obtainable.
Following the meeting the
group motored to the U. S. Naval
Station, where as guests of Chap
lain Blake Craft, they inspected
the stands which the government
has recently constructed adjacent
to the ball field and secured val
liable information which will
prove useful in the construction
of the proposed Municipal Sta
dunn.
City Attorney 7. S. Caro- has
been requested to be in attend
ance at the meeting this evening
for the purpose of drawing up the
contract with Rogelio Gomez for
the construction of the fence
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Miners (78)

The second game of the night
between the Gardeners and Cir
ards was an exciting and a nip
and-tuck affair until the second
half.
After a close first-half. the
more experienced Gardner quin-
tet forged ahead steadily and fin
ally won, IA to Al.
The Gadners displayed team
work that showed much i'm
provement over recent games.
Pacing the victors in the scor-
ing departmet were RoSam
Adams and Smith. Haskins was
the IMAM of the hour, playing
a superb floor game and a fine
defensive game.
Sweeting was high scorer for
the losers, while Guerra and
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scrap and kept peppering the
hoop with baskets.
So close was the guarding of
the Miner five in the final two
quarters, the Thompsons were
able to sink only two points in
the third round and just ten in
the fourth.
McCown, Barber and Knowles
were the top scorers, while spe-
cial mention should be given to
the Iloor work of Sweeting, Rob-
erts and Rosam.
McKillip, center for the losers,
was ''hotter" than Ole Sol him
self, as he led his teammates with
a total of % points.
Paul Herrick played great
floor game in addition to fancy
basket shooting.
Lineups:
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED
(Senate Bill No. 1881

NOTICE. IS HEREBY GIVEN,
That e. r. Steadman, holder of Tax
Certificate No. $50, issued the End
day of September, A. d. 1910, has
filed same in my office and has
made application for a tax deed to
be issued thereon. Said certificate
embraces the following described
property in the County of Monroe,
State of Florida, to-wit:
Pt. NJ of SWA, Big Pine Key,
Sec %. Twp. 66, Range 20, %
Acres dist, D5-339, C5-273-5,
as recorded in Monroe County
Records.
The assessment of the said prop
erty under the said certificate is
sued was in the name of A. l.. But
Ter.
Unless said certificate shall be re-
deemed according to law, the prop
erty described therein will be sold to
the highest bidder at the court
house door on the first Mon
day in the month of December, 1912,
which is the eth day of December,
1912.
Dated this 27th day OF October,
1912
(SEAL) Ross C Sawyer
Clerk of Circuit Court of Monroe
County, Florida,
oct2S; nov4-11-1S,1942
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which will enclose the five hun
dred foot Stadium tract.

which will enclose the five hun
dred foot Stadium tract.
Enthusiasm among local sports
fans is running high and every
thing points to a successful con-
clusion of this long needed COM
munity asset. ~ .-''
The following citizens are Serv-
ing on the committee: Gerald
Saunders, president; DR.. Julio de
Poo, vice-president; Paul G. AL
bury, secretary; E. c. Gomez,
treasurer; B. c. Moreno, DR.. w. P.
Kemp, Roy Hamlin, j. NJ. Men
doza, Manuel Varela, Rogelio
Gomez, Robert ]. Lewis, John
Carbonell. Jr.. Gonzalo Bezanilla,
Sheriff Berlin Sawyer, Mrs. Eva
B. Warner and ]. G.'Sweeting.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAN DEED


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
That G. r. Steadman, holder of Tax
Certificate No. 267, issued the 18th
day of August. A. u. 1899. has
filed same in my office and has
made application for a tax deed to
be issued thereon. Said certificate
embraces the following described
property in, the. County of Monroe
State OF Florida, to-wit:
PIT. NY of SWA, Big Pine Key.
Sec. rs, Twp. &c, Range %,
Acres, C2-514, as recorded in
Monroe County Records.
The assessment of the said prop
erty under the said certificate is
sued was in the name of Lawrence
F. McGrath. Jr.
Unless said certificate shall be re-
deemed according to law, the prop
erty described therein will be sold to
the highest bidder at the court
house door on the first Mon
day in the month of December, 1912
which is the 18th day of December.
1912.
Dated this 27th day of October,
1912.
(SEAL) Ross G Sawyer
Clerk of Circuit Court of Monroe
County, Florida.
oct2S; 1892
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-. ~. ~ ~ 49,. m< -. 49,
LEG AIS
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED
.fCa.ata min 1R2l


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
That Leslie r. Brown, holder of Tax
Certificate No. rs, issued the 18th
day of August. A. -. 1889, has
filed same in my office and has
made application for a tax deed to
be issued thereon. Said certificate
embraces the following described
property in the County of Monroe,
State of Florida, to-wit:
Lot 2 Sqr l Tr IL G6-369, as re-
corded in Monroe County Rec
OrdS.
The assessment of the said prop
erty under the said certificate is
sued was in the name of Clarence f..
Alfeld.
Unless said certificate shall be re-
deemed according to law, the prop
erty described therein will be sold to
the highest bidder at the court
house door on the first Mon
day in the month of December, 1912,
which is the eth day OF December,
1912.
Dated this 9th day of October,
1912
(SEAL) Ross G Sawyer
Clerk of Circuit Court of Monroe
County, Florida.
oct2S; nov4-11-1S,1942
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strong and I can get down to 1875
and beat Angott." .,oI '.if
But, Hank PARTED the reminder
he had to go to the rubbing room
twice before he could make 142
for Zurita.
Armstrong figures he will get
a shot at Angott by the expe-
dent of beating Fritzie Zivic, the
boy who took the welterweight
championship from him. The
Zivic match, twelfth in Arm
strong's comeback schedule, will
be held Oct. 26 in San Francisco.
Return Bout
II want 20 reverse that one
against Zivic," Hank says, land
if I do I plan to go to Hot Springs,
Ark, and take the baths. feel
sure I can work down to the
lightweight limit and still be
strong. The lightweight title is
my goal. The welterweight divi-
sion? Well, that is vacant Fred
Cochrane is in the army"
The urge for Hustlin' Hank is
more than money-he's comfort
ably situated financially-and it
concerns. nothing more than re-
trieving lost prestige.
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MURDER on the
gGZAzlI1GAgA 5: :IIs as::1

lup he nodded over her shoulder
He's just coming out of the ele-
vator now"
Susan turned. Todd was walk
ing across the lobby floor. She
thanked the clerk hurriedly and
started after Todd.
Todd" she called, when she
was within ear-shot.
He turned swiftly, surprise all
over his face.
"Susan!"
She took him by the arm, side
tracked him into the lounge.
We'll dispense with the prelimi-
naries of how, what, and when.
You're checking out of here and
you're coming back to town with
M"
He stared at her. "Just tell me
how you knew l was here"
ITS the detective blood in my
veins. But never mind
Todd" she said, her eyes in
tent upon his face, "you shouldn't
have run away. That was bad.
There's a lot of talk running
around. And the police naturally
are suspicious. Pete Bailey is feel
ing pretty bad, too. And the game
tomorrow-what about that?"
The Return
TIM NOT going back" he said
fatty. "I'm through. I'm going
to join the air force"
"The air force is a wonderful
future and they could use you
these days, but that can wait,
Todd. 1t must wait. You've got to
do bigger job for yourself be-
fore you can do any kind of job
for your country. Don't make me
preach, Todd. 1t isn't in me. It
doesn't come out of my mouth
naturally.
Il met your father a while ago,
Todd" she said. Hes a very
swell person"
He started visibly, but she con-
tinued before he could speak.
'He told me where to find you.
II 10 h. xo
look after you"
There's irony in that" he said.
maybe there is," she agreed,
"but the idea appeals to me for
some reason or other. l think it's
sort of-well, call it family retri-
button, if you will. Anyway,
you're coming back"
what for?" he said glumly.
"For your father and for me.
Take your choice"
He got up slowly. Lets CO."
he said.
She felt like asking which his
choice was, but she knew she
didn't have the nerve.
They drove the 20 miles back to
the university in almost complete
silence. When they were near the
city limits Todd spoke.
Better not take me into town.
It's seven-thirty. The team puts
up at the Red Oaks country club
the night before a game. For quiet
and solitude, you know. It's down
this next road to the right. Want
to take me there?"
Sure" she said.
Susan swung into a side road.
Three miles down they came to
the entrance to the country club.
She drove up the long winding
drive but stopped before she got
to the huge clubhouse. "Pm let
ting you off here" she said. 81
don't want anyone to see who
brought you back. It's nobody's
business. Let me suggest you go
see Coach first. Talk to him and
nobody else"
He opened the door and got out.
He held out his hand. Thanks"
he said. She took his hand and he
pulled her gently toward him. 81
need a little extra courage" he
said. 1t was her cue. She leaned
forward and kissed him lightly on
the mouth.
To be continued
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Classified Column

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head will be inserted in The
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tlc) a word for each insertion.
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Payment Tor classified ad-
vertisements is invariably in
advance. but regular advertis-
nrs with ledger accounts may
have their advertisements
charged.
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SENIOR HIGH
CAGE PLAYOFF
FIGHT OPENS
THoMPSONS LOST FIRST
GAME TO MINERS. 70 TO
81: GARDENERS TOOK SEC
OND BATTLE. 74-4l - =

- = z
Key West Senior High School
'-s'~E3tb~j
basketball tournament playoffs
opened last night in the institu-
TONS gymnasium with a double
header.
The Thompsons, after running
up an early commanding lead.
succumbed to the Miners, 78 to
81.
The Miners shook off the
ThOmpSOnS in the laSt-half of the
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1.z -
NO NAME YET
FOR STADIUM

Recently a contest was an
nounced for the selection of a
suitable name for the propos-
ed new Municipal Stadium. A
cash award of $500 is to be
made to the person submit
ting the name chosen by the
committee and is to be con-
tributed by the Pepsi Cola
Bottling Company Of Key
West. 81. l->.Eu bae
However. through misun-
Outstanding or otherwise. not
one citizen has yet come
forth with a suggested name.
the committee announced TO-
day.
The cash award. while al
ways welcome and useful. is
secondary compared TO the
honor and distinction one
will have in naming Key
Vests first Athletic Stadium.
the committee declared.
AYone desiring to submit
names may do so by writing
and mailing the same TO the
WPA Recreation Office in
the Monroe County Court
house. CO Mrs. Eva B. Warn
er. supervisor.
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FRANK BOLETTIERI,
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
THE STATE OF FLORIDA:
TO FRANK BOLETTrER1 7 q
RESIDENCE UNKNOWN
It is hereby ordered that you are
required TO appear on the 18th day
of November, 1912, before the above
entitled court to the Bill of Com
plant filed against you in the above
entitled cause. and The Key West
Citizen is hereby designated as the
newspaper in which this order shall
be published once a week for four
Cd consecutive weeks.
Witness the Honorable Arthur
Gomez as One of the Judges of this
Court and the Seal of this Court in
the City of Key West, Monroe Coun-
ty, Florida, this 18th day of October,
1912
(SEAL) Ross G Sawyer
Clerk Circuit Court, Monroe County,
Florida.
By: (Sd.D Florence E. Sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
oct142I-2s; nov4,1942
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Chapter Is
I'm Stir

CUSAN followed a guard through
- a long stone corridor and into
the visitors room at the end. A
moment later Duke Malone came
out of a door. The guard motioned
to him and then stepped aside, in
dicating that Susan should sit
down at one of the benches be-
fore the rail. Then the guard sat
down about ten feet away.
There was a questioning look on
Malone's face.
"Mr. Malone" Susan began,
my name is Susan Drake" Then
she held her breath for an instant.
He nodded politely. "And this
pleasure-?" he asked softly.
"I'm a friend of Todd's." she
continued. I'm looking for him.
He-well, he's been missing for
two days. He hasn't even been to
football practice and everyone's
wondering if he'll show up for the
game tomorrow. There's-there's
been some trouble on the cam
pus," she faltered. II just played
a bunch and came down here, fig
uring he would come to see you"
"Trouble!" he said sharply.
Eyes, Todd was here but he didn't
say anything about trouble. He
came down here two days ago.
Said he just wanted to get away
from the campus for awhile with
out anyone seeing him. What kind
of trouble?" he asked quickly.
Susan waved one hand slightly,
deprecatingly. "Tt's nothing-just
nothing" She tried to be casual,
but she failed. where's Todd
now? I've got to see him"
He looked at her hard, studying
her face, reading something there
that made him suspicious.
81 haven't seen a paper in two
days. Is there something I should
know"
Orders From Duke
TOR a moment she wasn't going
to tell him. then she felt sagl
in her spirit. She told him every
thing, briefly. to the point.
When she had finished his lips
were in a straight line, his face
set.
T'm surprised I didn't hear
about this through the grapevine" u
he said, half to himself. Every
surprised, but I think I know
why.
"Todd's at the Royal Inn inI
town. Get him and take him back
to school," he said grimly. "Don't
take no for an answer"
His eyes gazed steadily into
hers. II like you," he said simply.
Help me take care of Teddy, will
you? Finer, sort of hampered,
as it were"
Susan smiled then. "I'll help,"I
she said and as she turned to
leave he called after her. "Give
my regards to Lieutenant Drake"
Susan half froze in her tracks.
He knew who she was. Todd must
have told him. And Duke Malone
still liked her.
Centerville as town had little
more than the state penitentiary
and couple of small factories.
Its business section was small and
the Royal Inn was the leading
hotel.
Susan noted it was five-thirty
as she entered the lobby, too early
for Todd to be out to dinner.
She went to the desk clerk and
asked if Todd were in. CHANGING
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HAMMERlN HENRY'S ON THE
COMEBACK TRAIL-FOR GLORY
Wide World Features

Wide World Features
OS ANGELES 28-Hammern Henry Armstrong cyclonic
Negro bater who held three world championships
yearns for the days of past glory.
weighed 1875 pounds two months when he looked
field lightweight division and decided he could
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Here's another column OF our
Key West baseball review since
the late 1905 until the present.
We reviewed the year 1884 yes
terday. Today we continue with
activities here in 1885.
On January 81, 1885, the Key
West nine defeated South Miami
by Al score at Miami Field.
First run for Key West was
scofed on single by Philip Bak-
er, "a sacrifice by A. Perez, a
fielder's choice and a walk to
William Gates.
Second run: Cyril Griffin pass
red and scored on Mario Pena'5
single.
In the fourth, Arnando Ace
vedo tripled and Gates knocked
the ball over the outfielder's head
for a homer.
Score by innings: r. H. F.
Key West - OIL 200 O0O-4 8 2
IS. Miami - 01O 900 0OO-1 2
Joe Casa and Griffin; Todd
and Steel.
At Navy Field here on Januarv
81, 1884, the Tropical Club and
Sluggers played to a tie game.
Score: r. H. E
Tropical Club ---------------- 5 8 2
Sluggers ----------------------------- 5 Z l
Sanchez and Joe Navarro;
Bethel and Vallina.
In the second game that day,
the aAcevedo Stars downed the
Tropical Club, 9-5. ,.3
Score: 10 1904 R. H. E.
Tropical Club ----,-,----,------7- 8 4
Acevedo Stars -.-..,.------,----. 9 Is 3
Salinero, Sanchez and J. Ma
varro; F. Acevedo, Sevilla and
Al. Rodriguez.
On January %, 1884, the Pr
rates shutout the La Tropicals,
so.
Score; R. H. E.
Pirates -------------------------------- 6 z l
La Tropicals ------------------ 0 2 2
M. Griffin and Carbonell; Sal
nero and Joe Navarro.
Sluggers nosed the Acevedo
Stars, 80, in a second game.
Score: R. H. E.
Acevedo Stars ------------- 2 8 2
Sevilla and Navarro; Lucilo
and Vallina.
On February 4, 1884, the La
Tropicals edged the Acevedo
Stars, 6 to 5, behind a 12-hit at
tack.
Score: r. H. E.
La Tropicals --- 6 IL 2
Acevedo Stars -------------- 5 9 3
H. Wickers and Joe Navarro;
Martinez, Sevilla and M. Ace
vedo.
On March 4, the La Tropicals
suffered shutout at the hands
of the Sluggers, o. Robert
Bethel's seven-hitter kept them
under control.
Score r. H. E.
Tropicals ---------------- 0 Z 3
Sluggers -------------= 8 3 2
Sanchez, Wickers and Joe Ma
varro; Bethel and Vallina.
The Sluggers lost a second bat
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN
CHANCERY.
Case No. S-312
HERMINIA BOLETTIERI,
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIV d II C II
FRANK BOLETTIERI,
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tie THAT AFTERNOON 10 the Ace
vedo Stars, Gil.
Score: R. H. E.
SluggerS ---------- 8 16 5
Acevedo Stars III IL 2
Baker, Lento and Vallina;
Martinez, Sevilla and M. Ace
vedo.
On March l, Mario Pena, one
of Key Vests greatest fielding
first basenan, left for Braden-
ton for a tryout with the st.
Louis Cardinals.
On March II, the Acevedo
Stars blanked the La Tropicals,
60.
Score: r. H. E.
Tropicals - 600 600 OOO-O 4 2
Stars - 200 900 31x-6 8 2
Salinero and Joe Navarro;
Casa and Al. Rodriguez.
On April 8, 1885, William
(Butch) Gates, Key Vests top
all-around athlete, signed with
the Gainesville Florida State
Baseball League club after get
ting a tryout with the Brooklyn
Dodgers.
On April IL, William Gates re-
fused to 60 to Gainesville and
received a better offer from San
ford of the same league Gates
accepted the latter offer and
left to join the~elub. -.-.-.-....-.,.y-~-
On May 10, a picked ? team
shutout the Cuban Club nine, 5
to Score C; V9 ~ =, R. ~ ~ !.
Cuban Club 900 900 OOO-O 2 /
Picks ----- 100 010 10x-5 II l
Lucilo, Salinero and A. Castro;
M. Sanchez and Al. Rodriguez.
On May 20, 1885, the Cuban
Club again suffered another de-
feat at the hands of a picked
team but it took Is innings be-
fore they succumbed, 80.
Score: r. H. E.
Cuban Club
900 OO2 131 100 O-S 10 8
Picked Team
sO2 600 21O 900 1-e 10 /
Wickers and M. Esquinaldo;
Lucilo and M. Acevedo.
On May 80, Memorial Day, at
Snake Creek, Fla, Key West
nine edged the Veteran baseball
club there, 7-6.
Score: r. H. E.
Key West
600 211 O02 OIL II 5
Veterans 900 112 101 00-6 II 2
Casa and c. Griffin; Lunnkis
and Thompson.
On June II, 1895, Key West
again defeated the Veteran nine
at Snake Creek.
Score: r. H. E.
Key West ------------- 5 10 2
Veterans ------------------------- 8
Casa and AL. Rodriguez, M.
Acevedo; Lowkis, Harrison and
Moore.
TO BE CONTINUED
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kTornorrow's Tides
Naval Base)
4 Tide Low Tide
/ am. 1855 am.
Ap.m. 7:10 pm.
FORECAST
fest and Vicinity: Little
temperature tonight.
Warmer tonight; a
ered showers along the
this afternoon or to-
hs, N. c., to Apalachi-
4: No small craft or storm
have been issued.
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WEATHER REPORT

Observation taken at $3.50 a. M,
E.W.T. City Office
Temperatures
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FOLLOWING THROUGH

tie that afternoon to the Ace
vedo Stars, Gil.
Score: R. H. E.
Sluggers --------------------------- 9 16 5
Acevedo Stars III IL 2
Baker, Lento and Vallina;
Martinez, Sevilla and M. Ace
vedo.
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csrdners (74)

Ed. Woodson acted as the Off
cial referee in both games.
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