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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-07-27
Drtt Rhrtn rntlang

Sen Sdil6erungen zines lhtpeiae,
ridden Sournaliiten, ser Dor einigen
8o6en ben &bein entlang fubr, ent,
nebmen mir Die foIgenben Sate:
&lr5 na6 &arlsrube ieeten mir BEL
Speper NIT Ger Sabre iiber Sen
&bein. Speper lit nibt serIt0rt, Ser
Som fam oiesnal NIT beiler Saut
oaoon. 0ofiir mar es 1859 bon BEN
Sran5oien 5nr Salfte eingedl6ert
noroen .
8orms lit elm Sriimmerbaufen.
8ir fabren fur5 Dor Sonnenunter-
gang in Die Staot (ooer oas, mas
einmal bic Stoot tpar) unb ieben BEN
rotten Dom in abenoelut getaubt. gs
it, als itiinoe er nod i'm sSlanmeny
meer Der brennenben Staot. gr lit
tart mitgenommen, oo6 ni6t 10 lebr,
Bob er ni6t gerettet 1peroen f0nrte.
Srotoem Deroe i6 ieines anbliGs
ntdt frob. Denn mos ion sic Stride,
menn Die Staot, nit Ser uno aus Ser
ne geDablen, fir INNER oabin lit?
Sn Ueain5 oasielbe 8ilo. MuBer
Dem Dom itebt = i1 iibertreibe nidt!
- feline ein5ige Stride, fein einsiaes
bon ienen Sauiern, Die ben sloeI uno
Den 3auber bieier Sta6t ausma6ten.
yttbts als 500 unb Sriinmer. geur
orauBen i'm @eiten lit 2eben. Sort
miro Die ebemalige Sermann-@ @0rina.
&alerne in cine 1lniperiitat umae.
baut :.
uno nun iteigt i6on Ser a0lner
Oom aus Der blauounitisen gbene.
Der 3ng bolt in &ol1-Deut. Wan
miro nit elmer Sabre an Der gelprena-
ten Soben5oIlern-8riide borbei iiber
ben Strom geiest. gs lit stpei lbr
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-07-27

Shapierigfeiten fiir Ole oer3eitige
amerifaniibe DoIitif tpuroen iiberaa
beritanoen, aiid penn 8riining feline
Namen tlannte: sd babe aus eige.
ner grfabrling cine natiirlibe Spm.
patbie NIT ieoen, Der elm 4nt 5il
iibernebmen bat, ipenn bereits bin.
benbe Mbmabnngen belteben unb Die
praftiihen Shtpierigfeiten Ser Durh-
fiibrung bon Gag 5u Gag offenfunoi-
ger tperoen -. SD fann ben ansruf
oes britiiben MnBenminilters perite.
ben, bob er fem ber3eitiges Mmt nidt
iibernommen bate, b1tte er bie Sol
gerungen bon Salta unb Botsoam
porausseleben." Damn foIgt cine flo
re @arnung Dor 8otsbam: vDie @e-
idihte Der 5tpanaieer un6 breiBiger
Sabre lit pibtig, neil tpabrideinlid
Die 8eitimmungen Der uebereinfom-
men BON Salta unb Botsoanl, tpie Die
bon 8eriailes, auf lange Siht ben
Sntereiien pieler Bolfer, ni9t allein
Der 8eItegten enteesenlaufen.
@eben mir 8riinirg ielber 6as
SbluBaport:
rOie @elt BON bel,te lit tpie eine
gWbne, auf oeren &llliiien Die @orte
@eredtigfeit, Weni6Ii1feit, Demo-
fratie gei6rieben iino. Sinter ben &us
|liiien Itreiten iid bie fiibrenoen 51au.
ipieler I'm itratesiife Borteile. @e-
lesentli9 treten iie Dor Die 8iibne,
aIein, 5u einem Wonolog, ober be-
gleitet bon einem Gbor, 1,no iu1en
Die ungeoulo bes &uoitoriums au be-
rubigen, bas geipannt auf bas Spiel
Dartet.
80 NOR es al Die Sabre 5tpiihen
ben atpei 8eltfrieeen. gs lit bobe
3eit fir obeftine @ei6i6tsi9reiber,
Wnt gu faiien unb Dem 8olf Die Sat-
laden flar 5u MAIDEN. 0as aIlein
fann Sntereiieloiigfeit (escaptsnD
|uno 3Dnismus berbinoern. @el1iebt
oas nid)t, miro aud oos groBte poIiti.
ide Genie, nit ben frieopoGIten Mb.
it6ten, cine Bieberbolung Der gr-
fabrung meiner Generation in Der.
groBertem ausmaBe ni6t oerbinbern
fonnen."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-07-27
shltnrt5pr Srmtnarttfp1
hannRla unrhtlhltdr

Sn nnlerm 2anoe 9erri6t Dos 8e-
ltreben, Die 8erfe Der &oritas iotpobl
als aud Der 8bilantbropie in poG.
enoeter 8eiie gu orsoniiteren. Ser
'Stoat aber entbebt beioe mander
Ffli9t Der Ndditenliebe. Ser @inael.
ne empfinoet bann, er babe babel
nidts mebr 81, tun; es lei olles aufs
bette eingeri9tet. 8araus tperoen }id
I'M Sonfe Der 3eit man6e 9adteiIe
ergeben. suf fatbolii6er Seite iollte
alles gel6eben, bieier @efabr entae.
gen gu tpirfen. Seoe @elesenbeit sur
lelbitltanoigen 8et6tigung Der geah-
ltenliebe ioIte benust meroen, UNI
oeren Ginidrumpfen au perbinoern.
Die Silfsbereitidaft itets erfin6e-
rider Na6itenliebe betpGbrt lid beu-
te IN Der S6uei5 gegeniiber ben BON
ytot uno 2eib erfiiaten geo6barlGn-
bern. 8eionOers erfreuli6 erldeint
Die Silfsaftion i6tpeiaer Seminari.
item auguniten oiterrei6iIder Sbeolo.
gieitltoenten.
SIN oergangenen Sanuar baten sic
Seminariiten bon Gbur in 0ffentlt-
den 8lattern Inn Silfe fir ibre not
leioenoen oiterrei6i Mitbriioer.
Durd Die. Spferfreuoiefeit oes fatbo.
liihen Solfes tpar es m0glid, bis
anfones Suni falt 6reitouIeno 2iebes.
gabentiiten nod Sal5burg 5u ienoen.
8et oieIen 8aben iino II. a. fiinfein-
balb Sonnen 8I9er, $50 8fo. &lei-
Dung, fait oreibunoert MGntel, Iber
pier5ebnbunoert Semoen un6 iiber
orei5ebnbunoert 8aar Soden. gpn
Sal5burg aus 1purbe oie Spenoe our6
oen gr5bil6of iener 8i05eie in Ser
btnoung NIT Dem &aritasberbano an
alle olterreidilden Seminarien per-
tetlt, nobel beionoers Die am meiiten
notleioenoen beriidli6tigt puroen.
Isle fonnen fi6 farm borIteuen,"
beiBt es in oem 0anfl6reiben, utpelct
unl6atbare Silfe oieie Spenoe Ser
Shmei5er &atbolifen fir sic sufiinf-
tigen Brieiter Selterrei6s be6eutet
nno tpelfe Sreube mir unIern Mit=
briioern oamit MAIDEN ourften." @ir
fonnen es uber erabnen, ,penn mir oie
9antesl6reiben leien, Die aus SeIter=
reid famen:
Ser bo6p'ite Siiriter5biI9of bon
Sal8bura ihretbt:
r.. Sd babe bel Ser Dor fursem
in SaI5burg itottgefunoenen 0Iterrei-
hiiben 8iibofsfonferen5 BEN periam-
melten 8ilGofen iiber Die ausaiebiae
Silfsaftion fir 0iterrei6iIhe Sbeo-
logieituoenten al,sfiibrli6 beridtet
uno if tpuroe bon meinen bo6p'i item
Wtltbritoern beauftrogt, Sbnen 11no
allen ein5elnen @l1ubigen, Die su
o1eler Iftion 10 rei6li6 beigetragen
baben, oen ber5li6en 9ant uno elm
aufridtises ,@ergelt's @ott' uussu-
ipre9en. 9ie beidenften Sbeologen
iperoen in alien BrieIterieminarien
Selterrei6s aufgeforoert, fir tire
Wobltater in Der S6mei5 ibren 0onf
onr6 8ebet 5l1 bertpirfli6en. Sd
mare iebr frob, tpenn sic Die @iite
batten, alien in 5rage fommenoen
Yerlonen bon oieiem Danf uno @e-
bet &enntnis gu geben -"
Ser So. Sfegens 6es 8rieiteriemi-
mars &lagenfurt:
n. uns lit 6ur9 Sbre Spen6e
eine ilnenblibe Bobltat ertpieien NOR.
ben, oenn llniere Ebeologen iino faIt
ousi6lieb1id) Seimfebrer aus bem
&rieg nn6 entbebren meilt oes Scot.
tpenoigiten. 8ir fonnen Sbnen 6aber
tDirflih nidt genug banfen. Die ge.
ipenoeten Saden itenen einen ge,paI.
tigen Mert bar un6 tp1ren fir uns
iiberBaupt linerretbbar. @ir f0nnen
a,ns gar tuobl oenfen, DOB nur ipirf.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-07-27
Rpgrgnungrn htntrr
hrn1 Stad,rlhratt
GrlebniiIe nnb GrfenntniTe aus ieds
Sabren &onsentrationslagern
gon 0r. Soief SteinfeIoe.
rer, s-Direftor, Snns-
brud, Sirol

Ser unii6tbare Sto9eIorobt, 6er
INN Dos religioie uno fir6li6e 2eben
lnnerbalb oes 0ritten &ei6es gelegt
tpuroe, tpuroe it6tbar fir ben, ser
eS unternabm, ii6 baeegen su meb-
rem. go apuroe i6 in ben erIten ga.
gen oes Septembers 1889 als ssu.
geno5SeelIorger in SSnnsbrud bon Der
9eltapo gum oritten Mal perbaftet
uno obne 8eri6tsberbanblung in oos
&on5entrationslager Sorenbaulen
einseliefert. 9ie Sdusboft, 10 nannte
man Dies, lollte mid angeblid Dor
Der Golfsput i9iisen. Sn 8irfIid=
tett ober mar i6 in oie S6utbaft
8ottes genommen tporoen.
Ser erIte Sag inn 2aaer mar elmer
Der idtperIten in ben ie6s ssabren.
Sd babe ni6t Dor, Die @reuel bes
&on6entratlonslagers gu idiloern;
Denn t6 oenno6 oabon ipre9e, oann
nur iotpett es mir notig I6etnt, Inn
begrelflid 5u MAIDEN, tpel6eu @ert
mand i6one unb lidtpolle grlebniiie
auf oielem Sintergrunoe fir uns be.
famen.
Som eriten Sag nur looiel: Gir
le95lg 3uganger nurben ltunbenlanq
pon elmer Sdar SS=NGnnern fee.
lllb uno f0rperlib miBbanoelt, uno
10 oft ELM neuer SS=Ntonn porbei-
tanl tpurOen Dor aQem orei als Ib=
i6aum Der Weni9beit porgeIteIlt:
Gin Staatsantpalt, ser i'm 9sroaeB
gegen BEN 9oafuB=Moroer oie anflas
ge oertreten bate, Elm Wforoer un6
Stttli6teitsperbre6er NIT biersebu
Sabren 3n6tbal1s binter ii6, unb ih,
Der als gfaffe be5ei6net tpuroe, Dem
lte Elm Dorm i'm sluge paren. Ser
gerbre6er, Der 1pie alle ieit @rieas.
beginn aus Dem 3u9tbaus ins 2oaer
tan1, muBte immer 1pieber ieine Sa-
ten aus sfitbrli6 er5Gblen. Sd fraate
mid oobei per lit nun eigentlid Ser
Serbreder uno oas befannte Sier,
als Den tie tbn be5ei6neten. SsSn elmer
Slenltbarafe itedten lie i'm NIT Dem
&opf in oas Seuerlo6 oes aroBen
Stens, iooaB er ibpar5 uno nit per=
1engten Saaren berousfam. Ser
Staatsanlpalt ipare no6 elmer balben
Stunoe bon ieinen eigenen Mngebori-
gen ndit mebr erfannt tporoen uno
Duroe i9lieBlib abenos tot aus Dem
gaoeraum gei6leift. @lei6 anfonas
l9r1e mid elmer 5pniid an: r0oB 6u
o1b MIR oustennit! Sier gibt es feline
Stride un0 feinen Serrgott. Sier ia.
ben ole Btaffen al1sgelpielt uno brou-
BEN balo aud." Damn bieB es: ngriae
berunter" (oamit er ii6 nidt oie
Sano 5eridneioe) uno BON Der StunSe
lant meine Soffnung, ben Eaq su
llberleben ODER ni9t minoeItens Sic
gteroen ODER ben 8eritano 5u oerlie.
rem.
Cine giitise goriebung erborte
meln @ebet, I'm aniturm oieIer fee.
lllhen uno forperli1en WiBbanoIun-
gen ni9t idpab 5l1 tperoen, 1.no er.
belt mild am 2eben. 9ie folaenben
Gage tparen i6on leidter, ober olIes
ipar oa5u angetan, ieoen @ioerItano
in 1ins gu derbre6en. rLasciate ogui
sberansa - 2abt ale Soffnuna fab.
rem. Dos tpar Der Ginn oes erIten
Cages i'm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uno
(Sortiesung auf Sette 81
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-07-27
Kinhrr 5rtdlnrn hrn Krirg

etnittpeilen Ieben mir bier5ulanoe
pie Der 8ogel i'm Sanfiamen. @s tpar
&rieg; mir baben i'm ober ni9t IN
lelner gan5en Surhtbarfeit uno
S6euBli6feit nit erlebt. Ri6t als
Bolf; nur @in5elne, MGnner in Uni.
form, baben iein grauenbaftes 8elen
geieben uno iinb oapon eri6redt 1por-
ben. 0o6 au6 iie baben ni6t an oas
gleno ausgefoitet, in oas in ben 26n-
bern gnropas 10 1InenoIi1 biele Meni
i6en bineinge5ogen tpuroen. @s i'll
gan5 nnfaBbar, bas S9idiaI, oas ID
piele betroffen. gs lit Elm S6luno
tieflter Scot, aus Dem nidt 8aller,
ionoern Elm Erdnenitrom flieBt. Grit
nod lno na9 miro Die 8eIt getpabr
tperoen, tpel6e Sra9ooien ii9 ba ab-
gelpielt baben.
Sn ben ,3iir9er Neuen Na6rid-
ten beri6tet Srene @aiier folgenbes
@rlebnis, benz eine &opie ocs bon ibr
bel9riebenen 8iloes beisefiigt lit.
Oas gramen mar poriiber, oie ain-
Der perihmauiten frobli6 ibre @ef=
ten uno Die 8ater 1lno Wiitter, Die
gefommen tparen, Inn Die Tuhtiafeit
lbrer 8nben uno Nao6en 5u priifen,
lahelten frob l,no banfbar, Doh Die
l9tpere Stunoe 5u @noe mar. geun
9lngen tie plauoernb bur1 sic @dnge
l1no i9allten ii6 Die 3ei9nungen an,
Die Der 2ebrer ausgeitellt batte uno
Die Die ldoniten oes Ssabres tparen. -
Nor etnem S6aufaiten itauten iid
Die gltern in bi9ten Sdaren. u4in,
Der 5eidnen ben &rieg" Itan6 6a in
groBen 2ettern, uno bunt nno farbia
reibten itd Die MGtter aneinanoer.
Sa iab man ibonge5eidnete Sol6a=
ten, Die in &eib uno @Iieo binter Dem
itattli6en General einbermarldier-
ten; man iab gldn5enoe ssluaaeuae,
Die our6 einen blauleu6tenoen Sim-
mel flogen uno auf CRIME @ieIen IT,
re gomben abtparfen. Sc nab Gba-
rafter unb BbantaIie bate ieoer
S9iiler feline 8oriteaung bonn &riea
aufge5ei6net. Oem einen gefiel Elm
ltol5er Sffi5ier, Ser auf einem Bfero
laB, Den Sabel i6mang unb in bic
Erompete blies; Der 5tpeite tpar ted-
Mid orientiert uno Iiebte Sanfs uno
&anonen, Der brittle idpelate in mo-
lerii9em Seuer, bas iid aus Sduiern
uno &ir6en gum rau6geldnpdraten
Stmmel emporidmang. = ssa, es ipa-
rem ourdspegs iaubere, or6entIide
3elbnungen, pie lie lauberen orient.
lt9en Sdmei5eridiilern entlpreden.
Oie gater uno Weiitter ourften itoI5
iein auf lire &inber, un6 mand)er
Water betra6tete ld6elno leinen Sub
1t1o lagte: Ser geborene 5oIoat!"
uno Die Wfntter meinte geriibrt: ,@ie
gut er oas Hferb getroffen bat!"
Hno Damn fam cine 3eihnuna =
e1ne etn5ige MIR -, Dor Der nit Ell.
mem Wfal ale itin 1puroen. geiht tpeil
ite ihoner ge4ueien ip1re aIs Die an.
oeren = i'm @egenteill Cine unae.
lhlfte Rinoerba,1o bate elm @itter
6abinter ii6 5tpei Ianae
Stride erboben. Sffenbar IteIten
oiele Strihe @algen oar, 6enn s1pei
@eitalten bingen baran, bon 6enen
man ni4t biel mebr erfonnte aIs
Ropf, Mrme ln6 8eine - un6 elm
langiaenfliges, geIbes areu5. Dabor
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-07-27
Die weltberiihmte st. Bene.
dict -Wundsalbe

grprobtes &eilmittel gegen ole
arten BON alten lln6 frii9en @un-
ben. @efdpiiren, @ep11ien, 8iB.
tpun6en, @arbunfeIn uitp. 8itte @elo
MIR 0mr9 Boit Monep Droer 5u ihif-
ten. Seine Stamps. Sed5ig (60)
Gents Die ShodteI Bel ,s.
J. L. STAAB @s
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J. L. STAAB

l7s0e valleyview Ave-. CLEVELAND II, o.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-30
Top Basketball Scorers
Announced; Sailor Leads

Leading scorer of the City Bas-
ketball League is German of the
USS WiLkie, according to figures
released today by Peter AguiIar,
official scorekeeper. German has
80 points, some of them scored
in Glass B competitions, although
the Wilkie team is now in Class
A.
Skaggs of the Ped Raiders and
Charlie Smith of Radio follow
with 90 and II points, respec-
lively. Miss Haskins of Catholic
Youth Council leads the Girls
League with "a points, and Fos-
ter of Army, the mems Glass B
League with %.
Radio is the highest scoring
team with 100 points but has had
105 scored against it. The Wilkie
and Red Raiders hold the best
records. the former scoring 95 to
AZ opponents points, and the
Wilkie, II to %.
ToaJ;rrs cnOro1,c follow
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-30
The Weather
FORECAST

Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy this afternoon; cloudy to-
night and Tuesday. Cooler late
tonight, colder Tuesday. Gentle
to moderate southwest and south
winds this afternoon, shifting to
moderate to fresh west and
northwest late this afternoon or
tonight.
Florida: Partly cloudy today,
mostly cloudy tonight and Tues
day. Much colder extreme north
portion today and tonight; cold
er central portion tonight; slight
ly cooler south portion Tuesday.
Jacksonville through the Flor
ida Straits and East Gulf of Mex
leo: Gentle to moderate variable
winds becoming moderate to
fresh north to northeast over ex-
IRENE north portion today and
over the remainder of the area
tonight and Tuesday. Partly
cloudy weather.
Jacksonville to Alphabetical:
No small craft or storm warnings
have been issued.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-30

Errors: G. Albury 2, Joe NaVar-
ro John Navarro, G. Malgrat, A.
Alonzo; runs batted in: Joe Ma
vsrro, Mira, A. Alonzo 4; three
base hits: Mira, Ilaqua; stolen
bases: John Navarro, D. Lastres
2. Santana, A. Alonzo, naqua; sac
rifices: Santana, Hernandez; dou-
BILE plays: c. Albury to Berg, T.
Alonzo to A. Alonzo, c. Aloury to
Santana to A. Alonzo; left on
bases: Trojans 4, Pirates Z; bases
on balls: off Salinero J. off q,
Lastres /, off G. Malgrat l, off j.
Maigrat 2; strike-outs: by Salin-
Gro q. by G. Lastres 4, by G. NAL
graf 2: hits: off Salinero l for 0
runs in 5 innings, off G. Lastres
5Ifor q runs in 4 innings, off G.
Malgrat 6 for 5 runs in 6 innings,
off J. Ma1grat o for 0 runs in 2
innings; hit by pitcher: by G. Las
tres Joe Navarro; balk; G. NAL
graf: winning pitcher: ;Salinero;
losing pitcher: G. Malgrat; UNI
pires: Clark and Bethel; scorer:
Castaneda; time of game: 2:03.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-30
COURT HANDS OUT
WALKING PAPERS

CHEYENNE. Wyo.-When ten
Cheyenne boys appeared before
Police Judge A. Joseph Williams
charged with reckless driving en-
route TO school, the court convict
ed them and gave eacn his choice
of 80 days in Jail and $50 fine
or two months of walking to
school.
All decided to walk although
one protested that he lived mile
and a half from school-and was
told that the walk would do him
good. Judge Williams then modi-
fled the sentence to permit bus
riding, bicycling or rides in auto
mobiles with parents.
Williams recently sentenced
five other teen-agerS to walk
around a school building between
2 pm. and 4 pm. each day for
ten days. They had pleaded guilty
to breaking y windows in the
building.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-30
Vernon Bounces Back From War
To Take A. L. Batting Grown
tnx Aasorsafea Tsressl

regained his crown as stolen base
king, pilfeFing % to George Stirn-
weiss ID. Last year Stirnweiss-
led with SIS thefts. Henry Ed
wards of Cleveland took the three
base hit honors with 16. Pesky
went to bat the most times, 62l.
George Kell of Phil-Det. and Lou
Boudreau of Cleveland tied for
most sacrifice hits, Is. Only one
player, Edward Lake of Detroit
took part in every game played
by his team, 155. .
Ted Williams was the only
player to hit three home runs in
a game, achieving this feat on
July IA, against Cleveland. In
this same game, Lou Boudreau
raped out four doubles and a
homer, tying the major league
record for most long hits in a.
game and the most doubles in a
single game. 4.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-30

Thise reports that filtered
back from service teams in the
Pacific during 1914 and 1915 that
opposing pitchers couldn't get
Mickey out" were confirmed with
emphasis by James B. Vernon of
the Washington Nationals in
1916.
For the lanky Mats first sack
er, who answers to the nickname
of Mickey, captured the Afneri-
can League batting championship
with a mark of 1853, exactly IS
points above the 1858 he hit il.
1913, his last season before going
to war. 1t also was the first time
that Mickey had reached the 800
hitter's circle.
The championship Boston Red
Sox took 1916 team hitting hon
ors for the Junior circuit with a
collective mark of .271, a jump of
III points over their 1945 second
place average of .260.
One of the surprising features
of the first postwar season was
the fact that nine regulars hit 300
Ior better. Last year the final
wartime campaign produced only
three with at least 800. Eleven
points behind Vernon was Ted
Williams of Boston with .342. fol-
lowed by his teammate John Pes
ky with 1886. Next with 1872 was
George Kell of the Detroit Tigers.
Others were Barney McCoskey of
Det-Phila., .318; Dominic Di-
Maggie of Boston, .316; Luke APP
ping of Chicago, 300; Vernon
Stephens of st. Louis, .307, and
rookie Henry Edwards of Cleve-
land with .301.
Pesky made the most hits, 2O8,
one more than Vernon, who led
IN doubles with 81. Henry Green
berg of Detroit regained his home
run crown, finishing with "A cir
cult blows, three more than his
winning total in 1910, his last. full
season in the league before going
to the wars Williams scored the
most runs, l42, making the fourth
consecutive year he led in this
department and a new major
league record.
In addition, the Boston out
fielder for the third time led the
league sluggers in total bases with
SAB. 1t was the fifth straight
year he Dashed out 300 or more
total bases. Senator George Case
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-30
NERVOUS pooCH

T: VANCOUVER, B. c. - A To-
cal constable was recently re-
quested by an unidentified wo-
man to quiet the children in her
neighborhood. The woman ex-
planned that the noisy children
caused her dog to have a nervous
breakdown and spend ten days
in a hospital and, unless the
noise was abated, she was afraid
he would have another break
down.
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Hayes Is Winner.
OF Blind Boyle

DR.. Jack Hayes won first prize
of SO in the Weekend Blind
Bogie golf tournament held at
the Key West Golf Club. Jack
Krogsgard took second prize. of
So and Tom Gibson was the third
prize, So, winner. III
Low n1edalist was Jimmy
Mira with a Se-37-75. In second
place was his brother, Hunbert
Mira, with a 70, and third place
was taken by Norman Altman
with a 40-41-81.
Joe Lopez, club professional,
touring the course with Paul
Mesa, Jr., and Hurnbert Mira,
carded five BRIDES in the first
nine holes. Lopez was able to
score only one-tinder-par 35 as
he had a double buzzard seven
on the second hole. !.
Individual scores are as fol-
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ALL-AMERIcA TEAM

The 1916 AlI-hmerican basket
bali team was made UP as fol-
lows:
Morris, Northwestern:
Black, Kansas;
Killer, Notre Dame:
Lavelli, Yale;
Kurland, Oklahoma A. and M. e;
Mikan, De Paul;
Tanebaum, NY.U.:
Parkinson, Kentucky;
Huston, Ohio State;
Jordon, N. Carolina.
They were selected as the best
by basketball coaches of Amer
lea.
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SchOOlbOv Is Slow
To Learn Honesty

BRITTON, Okla. - (AP) - An
0klahoman's conscience almost
outlasted the memory of the man.
The unidentified man mailed So
to the school board to pay for
a lamp and water bucket he said
he took from "the Old Pots
school" 40 years ago. The board
finally found some old-timers
who recalled that name was once
used for Britton's Lone Star
schoolhouse.
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Blue SoX -.-- 900 lOO zUU--o
Red Raiders 900 DAB oOx-7 9 2
Errors: M. Acevedo, Lopez, Ster-
ling. Meador; runs batted in: Lo-
nez 2. J. K. Villareal, Sterling, j.
R VillareaI, Albury, Carbonell'
Meador 2: two-base hits: j. X.
Villareal, Meador; three-oase hi.'
Sterling: stolen bases: Lopez, Z.
Acevedo. ]. r. Villareal; AlDury;
double plays: M. Acevedo to A.
Lastres, Meador to Carboneil TO
Sterling, Sterling to A. Aeeveoo
to Albury; left on bases: Blue So ,.
10. Raiders 8; bases on balls: OH
Meador 4, off Diaz l; strike+outs:
bv Meador 3, by Cruz 8, by Dlaz
/: hits: off Cruz 8 for Z RUINS IN
6 innings, off Diaz for 0 runs IN
2 innings; hit by pitcher: by Mea-
dor a. K. VillareaD; wild piten:
Diaz: winning pitcher: Meaaor;
losing pitcher: Cruz; umplres:
clark and Bethel; scorer: Cas-
taneda: time of game: lao.
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Your Horoscope

MONDAY. DECEMBER 80. 1s4s
have a contented DISPOSE
ton which will care but little fo.
pomps or the opinions of the
world. The mind is endowed with
faculties of superior order, but
it may be of little use in the
way of obtaining a competence
unless it is turned toward prac-
teal things.
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FOLLOWING
THROUGH
STATE GAGE CHAMPS.
BY
PEDRO ACUILAR

State high school basketball
champions for 1916 were:
Glass A-Miami Beach.
Glass BIT. Lauderdale.
Class C-Pon1pano.
In 1947, Key West High will be
one of the champs-at least, that
is the desire of the writer and all
the fans of the city.
The Conchs have started out
with a win over the Ponce De
Leon five, so let's hope they keep
up that winning streak and take
all their games.