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LOTS FOR SALE.

these beautiful wooded lots before you buy
or more acres; high elevation, 31o IT,;
haze Sesns s5sam like IN it e Of e So.
ssSMjlfs1cSE sSjla IS$S gsiSrEIl4Y K stsS SS.rx-~s e.,
as IF; Sss sS::s .s.;s5: Il sss ssn
Ts9S1eF SvfRsra fna fAEk Mbs Or sses sseeu,
sssS s .srns; DP.0s sold sin houses slness
completed. Call Mr.. Wasner. IA. 1855
Special I eonsideration to builders. ACACIA
BEAUTiFGL wooDMooR, Silver Springs
most appealing community. the perfect
tasTs hSs a~nas Har
the high character Of deyelopment- Sites
e ,,2u,2.. to l2s feet vide, as low IS 81 400:
KS ssIst! Rssssz 81. sP request dES
I-ACRE BUILDING SITES in nearby
eass
values and freedom from encroachment;
9 perfect setting for your future home;
IN sver ffs spnng sles aty
from downtown washington: priced as low
as 81. $50. including nne. paved roadways
terms literature and plat On reuu..s easn r e1
]. MOSS. Realtor. sH. s6Oo. 5.
CORNER LOT in Meadowood. 8 mi, north
~ ann a2e' npfsi nHx, over N acre. sacrince a.
Sff Si'foq 1s.s T. ST NV, near p7imro.. 1 I'd
Beautiful Shepherd Park; large lot, so to
ss5s ss9 s ap aTonssss ssp fsreq c M aDh l7 Pre.s
4-xCRE HiLLToP BunDiiNG sITE. with
commanding view of beautiful surround
ings, adjoining several small country es-
tates Of charm and distipetlon: This 4 s
one OF the most desirable building sites IN
homes reflect the hisb CHARACTER Of The
pr,vste paved ariyevsy ALREADY z, q. eSn- S,1,
It is one Of only six .homesites available
in beautiful springbrook. rigidly restrict
ed development on the Colesville rd in the
Silver sprlnE area about rs minutes drive
fui planning and protective covenants as
sure lasting values and freedom from en-
croachment Homesites here average more
than acres each. some WOODED; some
with streams Prices begin ~ 800. IN
Guiding paved roadways without assess
ments Of any kind. Literature and plat on
request Phone for appointmspt to inspect,
GEO. MOSS. Resiter. 81; 1900 g.,
acres: city water, surfaced streets. good
transportation; $500 Up. terms. Wo' 1895
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IHoUsEs WANTED 70 BUY tcen,.,

Ex-MARINE (salesman), wife and baby
want to buy small home in D. c. or Vi
einity; prefer OF financing. Call Mr.
NEAR. .CLARENDoN, VA.WModsrn de-
tschsd house Of 2 or 3 bedrooms LOUIS
+. SHOEMAKER, 1719 K st. NV. Ma. 1166
LIsTINGs WANTED for immediate sale Of
MRIdHT, INC. 5os RADIO Hsi Bids., AT, aN Va; =
fiMED1ATE ACT AcTioNMWe' E Wv 1m buy 70 You,
home today or sell to cash clients at full
market value. Free appraisals. MITCHELL
OUT BUYER desires to buy
from owner home with large living room,
near transportation, in NV. or MARYLAND
preferred; under $4,000. Box 76-Y, Star.
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HOUSES EoR sAlF-Nr-,r..,

C0LoRED-FIRST OFFERING, corner
kitchen, 3 bedrooms. white tile bath:
parcuet noors downstairs; basement with
ooutsloe entrance and semihnished recrea.
!l0n En-. awnings, new oil heat plant, etc
Barrett Ssf o4ss. q fssSs kosssrM MI MAass aisS
CoLORED-12O0 BLK. morse 81. NJ
bssf bRuplex, ..ai rms. baths. 4 porches. Arcola
cash; terms. PROVIDENT REALTY CO. CO.
ctloRynL:nv;TEo;iMa1 ftdGS 4: n;TEo; ~ ss4S. MI. 727e. q.
2-story brick. on Monteilo ave ne
large rooms and modern bath; gas heat:
evsrythins Pricsd e sell e1nysnisnt aiss sS
down payment. For details call till q
cAIoM1RIs sRopERrTE, NC, 1Sia SM
CoLoRED-e11 EYE sT. N.E.-s rm az and
s 900 CASH URcIoIoeo Ieo aEAEr1 ssis e co' oSs'eSG HG
CoLoRED-MoRsE ST. N.E.-posse, Ms sion
Sl.oOo down. large rooms and bath, 3
story brick, Colonial front porch. fun
basement, h.-w.h.. coal, with autom attic
blower; nice yards. Al condition; conven-
lent to everything. Priced to sell this
week Act Act gqick. Call TIN 9 pm. week
PROPERTIES. NC. 1919 i7th st. NV,
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

WANT TO BUY 2,500 to 5000 50. It. Of
land with or without bldg: bet Rock
Creek pkwy. and 14th st. where retail
store would be permitted. Box 2l1-v,
LIST YOUR BUSINESS PROPERTY with
US for prompt and eflcient action. we
have waiting list of customers to lease
stores; ofaess. display and salesrooms. light
BERG CO., Realtors. 1907 H st. NV,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-seutbwest.

8-ROOM BRICK :. Roomy and attractive
modern attached brick. home located near
fireplace. fine din. rm., inclosed heated
Sunroom and modern completely equipped
kitchen downstairs; fine bedrooms and
tiled bath upstairs: rec. rm., gas heat, det
garage; priced low, as owner must sell
can Ma: 9797 until 8 pm. CAPITAL VIEW
REALTY Co, Realtors. exclusive agents.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

COL0RED BUSINESSMEN, attentionI 2.
and NJ Z. ave-: first comm; excel. financ-
PAfEF eAGH 4 e., S.rIdss RI s1sl Of DI ala. IS
Sears, Sea s. Roebuck 4 CO. Choice corner, IA
WRIGHT. INC, zoe Radio Bldg, ArL, Va,
I GkocERY @ or nGsiNEss fSsf Sw and sn7o brick BIDS,
s5aff sssis so 81 sisi 8f s'Isefff2 81
1747 F ST. NV, next to Govt. buildings.
tlees' t,e srs sTrosomins house; completely rebuilt.
BY oWSER-Txo zoned general bushes,
lots 159 and 2s7 it.. frontages border
sids road Cali oWhER' N%. aAs oi4s LIS essf' s
NEAR DEPT. OF 1NrERIoR-Approx.
sround. near soth and nd New YORK Refsse. ave.
NV; ideal for many uses, presently i'm.
ssssS eseh tsrms coorsd es
I5$s Conn. ave. Nj. 451f; eves's " RA'
500 BLOCK OF 14th ST. N.w.-eall
with store in basement street level, and
flye ny Z oa apartments above; yearly income
MJRRAy tsst'SHxns eo EX aass
location; reasonably priced.
clarendon a improved 2op WITH lse 81 frame house @
TSsssssssnssiy Ssss grfcsa " W 8 if HiIkERT' % e&
CoLoREp-FoUR-B R-BEDRooM brick with
aoetor or dentist; near Dupont Circle. Box
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

1-3O ACRES, Dunn LorinR. ya.--close
MaAoNEY hfsi REEseo westward saw ssfRi Bids Rs
IS. 1s, FL. 90 ACRES. all cleared on
Georges Co.. Md. miles from D. C. line;
per acre, s1s5 per acre down; balanse M as
sq1ts sn A,yS yqSu' Call owner BILL MoNEis'
SLIGO 81, e,isAs Park HnLs-lo acres Of beaSs.-
wooGed ode Of the %
Park Hills: borders sligo Greek pkwy. on
8 sides. facing main thoroushfare; all
utilities; including water and sewer sur
ping eenters. schools and churches; ap-
proved plan, Of subdivision available on
request Cal for details, sdS, IF EDW c. HoL;
61z ACRES, with frame bungalow tneeds
essh. JOHN e; WRIGHT INC, sos Radio
Bldg, Arl., Va. CHI. Att or eyes,, oW.
1000 ACRES. suitable for subdiyiding.
near, Centerville, So minis. from Wash;
wi WHR 4 HRsFitN'ses iNe sGs Gs'lsszs ss '2H 9
41c 4acREs 6 Se eyes sepes qW srsasdy sold and
Pa. ave. over new South Capitol st. Bridge
s1 ss sae csH0 s s ssfs' p1ssss
available to build at 3ASc interest; Sewer
and water main nearby FULTON R.
GORDON, owner. 1427 Eye st. NV, pI.
52a0. Brokers attention: -5
WE HAVE 8 TRACTS Of 8, ,3h and g.,
each Of highly productive land, each of
which is well located and Of them are
on an arterial hwy. with transp. available
and stores conv; near Silver Spring; priced
to sell. E. S. PRICE g. CO., NE; $3.50.
PI,. 1891, or call Mr.. Price, ST.. 1929. IS
81 ACRES, Waldorf Indian Head I'd
School bus, telephone, etc; 15 miles D, c.;
81 200 Also As acres, reasonably priced.
Call Mr. Eames, CO. 1918. JAMES E.
woodward Bldg, RE GAIL.
HAVE SEVERAL nice tracts of 5A acres
each on Lee hwy, 32 miles from Washing
ton: would be ideal for small farm: has
frontage on highway and excellent bus
service; reasonably priced at $3.50 up.
Cash or terms can be arranged. Call Mr..
Brown, cH. 0542. JOHN c. WRIGHT,
FAIRFAX COUNTY. VA. near Shirley
hwy.--Partly wooded homesite, 1s2x200;
yEsNS ysssSs5sSa NJ seS IYScaf f2so soS s9S nj os
Columbia pike. Alex: 5906. Closed Sun.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
SMALL VACANT HOUSE. bus, large iot,
trees; retired couple; describe terms;
D. G. or Va. Box 29-Y. Star
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CoLoRED-A HOME m THE COUNTRY
bungalow; also 3-room cottage; 3 blks.
shopping center. L blk. D. c. bus service;
near Merrifeld. Va. A. E. MILLS, Alex.
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IN ARLINGTON COUNTY, VA, rms. and
bath. pressed stone bungalow. Fireplace,
lakewood floors through entire house, oil
burner, air cond.. screened-in porch, pretty
In Fairfax County, Va, and IL miles
from Wash, 4 rms. and bath, asbestos
shtngled bungalow coal burner. h.-wh,
and shade trees, flowers garden Price
$i2,500;, REIBLE AGENT. OK. 0515, OF
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LOTS WANTED.
l OR ACRES, approx. 10 or is mi.
from u c.; will pay reasonable price,
WA. 47S6 "a
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or gas station. on corner of Central ave.
and New Rodway, graded to street level,
mICHhEL y u RE syss sMsALsH & SON. la1l Eye st
ALEXANDRIA-Zoned for gas stations,
garages. laundries. bottling works, etc..
close IN on heavy trafhc street. A.. NJ.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR sALE.

1900 SO: FIT, r. r. siding, two street
s and T sts. Priced for immediate sale
MICHAEL WALSH g. SON. 1.11 Eye st
nTG.l n;w BE Is2sS; eyes, CO $3.50, - =,
f.. with brick bldg: a good value. Ewes
MI. 2121, J. LEO KOLB. INC, MI. 210O
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PROPERTY FOR RENT

SURPLUS LAND, railroad sidlngs available.
zoneG industrial: both in D. c. and nearby
short-term lease. PEE8LES CHEMICAL
CO: Once. UN. 2625: res. EN-. $3.50.
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COLoRED-READ, SAVE THIS AD-Lots.
We have lots OF lots in suburban ne:
prices reasonable. E. A. DEMOUY, 410
Fla: ave: NV. AID. 72SS, HO. 2459. -
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CommeFcieI Properly FOR Sale (cont.
SECOND COMM. PROPERTY. vicinity
Good HOPE rd; and Nichols ave. Sc. Ap-
fhsod9ssse;; hodss Essssena6iy Bee priced; See Mr.
ington Bldg. DI. 5000; ewes, CO. 5940.
coMMERclAi PROP. FOR RENT.
WILL LEASE to responsible party, APPROX.
10000 square feet Of dry and airy gro1nd-
moor space IN freproof building: B&o
siding alongside of building available. Best
use, freight terminal, wholesalers, printing,
bottling, etc. win alter for tenants con-
venience. For further particulars, contact
WsshinstoD LIZ Or sonr Meos1erb own btoksr 81, rS 3:
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INDUSTRIAL cRoUNp FOR sALE.
COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE

CENTRALLY LOCATED in D. c.. near
PUBLIC siding. corner Of about 1900 50.
IT,; SOFT. alley in rear: reasonable for
cash. A. M. ROTH, MA. 1885, IS
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CAPE COD BUNGALOW in convenient To-
ei;.o cation; 2 bedrms. and bath down: beauti-
fully finished room upstairs: also fireplace.
es eaI'n RoBERT W sFm II o BRTnsAcR 9sss X
CO. lssn Eealtors. Lee hwy. at Lorcom lane.
sOi9 Goth RID. No. Arlington, va.-5-r7
9per lux. to SstS p pm .91nb.n Unit, sold yrs old
blocks from Key Bridge. right on No. Troy
St e 2 2oth hr rd dAsp and our slgp. LARRY O.
ENGLISH DESIGN BRICK rambler, with
steel easement picture windows and best OF
seeton of solS 9Satsd in good
lovely landscaped ground; large. living room
wit with fireplace and built-in bookcases din
odsfn eospped Ean ftsbs china @
to fioored End 4. with full windows. which
Full iisht basement, with et rec. room l's pos.
convenient to transp., schools shopping !;
for Fssd Ssaraevs Ct tsT5
sss ssasss ~S e ond q
s-BEDRooM CAPE COD. brick - Truly
Basement: aSa s1S,sSo. ow. 1897 1'f' or rA l9ii
BRICK CAPE coD-A prewar 4-bedroom
house in a desirable section of Alexandria,
DIN. rm,. kit, screened back porch; full
basement with copper plumbing; conv to
fehoels aI1e.as NJ. and saS shopplng; WESLEY
DREAM aoME-Beautiful. s-bed1m.
with nice kitchen, lse Iiv rnK insulated
attic for 2 additional rooms: garage
beautiful handicapped yard house In excel
lent condition.: excel. transp., conven to
everything: selling price, S10,500, down
payment approx. So 500, balance like rent
AL BAKER & SON. Realtors, 116 So St
Asaph ST., Alex. Va. Open nights and
Sundays. Phone Alex. 6644s a
a GOOD BUY-Beautiful brick home. with
rec. rm.. mod. equipped kit, din. rm., spa
screened porch on 1st a.; 8 bedrms. and
bath on End a.; Venetian blinds, awnings,
e lh.,w. heat. garage, beautiful Handicapped
yard: conven. to everything; selling price,
$4,000, terms can be arranged AL
BAKER SON, Realtors. 116 So. ST. Asaph
sb,1A S.; Alex Va Open nights and SUNDAYS.
NORTH ARLINGToN-Attract 2-bed-
room brick Cape Cod bungalow, near
ssSssnsa ssses next 70 fireplace in living room
rooms and bath on End floor: 60-ft lot:
bring us an offer with S4,OOo cash down.
A. H. DANIELS. GIL. 1860 CT GI,. 1895.
1st-FLooR BEDRM, or den. powder room.
breakfast rooms,3 beorms upstairs: very
exeeilently financed. REAL ESTATE SERV-
nss1i dGE1 E6esleo5s, 6 Lee hwy. at Glebe rd.. GL,
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End COMMERCIAL,
location; reasonably
1st commercial,
Clarendon, improved
and garage; suitable
reasonably priced.
1882 or CHI. 1923.
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English basement; especially suited for
doctor or dentist; near Dupont Circle. Box
417-X, Star IS
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Continued on Next page.l
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1-3O ACRES, Dunn Loring. va.-Close
to school and transp., GA miles D. c.;
reas. priced, easy terms. JAMES =.
MAHONEY, Woodward BLDG, RE. 2411.
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STKATEGICALLY LOCATED-Four-sto Story
and basement office bldg, completely re-
modelled and modernized: now under Ave
year lease to financially responsible tenant.
Exceptional net return to investor. Call
pI 1918 till pm. VIM. H. SAUNDERS
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gled, Greer singled and Clon.
niger doubled, and two duns
crossed the plate, to tie the score.
The Vets scored two in the
fourth on singles by Machin
Garcia and Hernandez and one
fiscue by Greer, and two runs
scored.
But in the fifth the Vets won
the game. Barber and Machin
singled, four errors and a walk,
a passed ball, and eight runs
scored. In the seventh the Grow
] rs scored three runs on Mis-
tretta's single, a walk, singles by
Sam Blonde and Fort.
At bat Sam Blonde had three
safeties in four tries. Stevie
Blonde and Fort hit two safely;
for the locals, Machin and Garcia
hit two. In the field, Baton
made some wonderful catches and
played great game, Santana and
Sterling also played well. For the
visitors, Cloninger and Mistretta
were the best.
In the second game the visitors
scored three in the first on a hit
batsman, a triple by Edwards,
an error and a double by Mis-
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Homestead All Stars Lose
Both Games OF Softball At
Bayview Park On Saturday
VETS TAKE FIRST CAME,
WHILE SAILORS CRAB
SECOND; STARS MAY
MEET LOCALS AGAIN

Homestead All Stars soft ball
club lost both games Saturday at
Bayview Park, the first game to
the Veterans, by 9 to score,
the second game to the Gilmore
by an 8 to 5 score.
In both games a big inning by
the locals and bad inning by
the visitors were their downfall.
In the opening game Hancock
allowed two hits but no runs in
the first inning, two more hits
in the third with no score.
In the sixth the visitors got to
Hancock and Steve Bromide sin
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Softball Standings
CITY LEAGUES

tretta. They added one in the
second on an error by Arthur,
and a fielder's choice.
The Gilmore put one across in
the first on an error and a single
by Stinnett. The All: Stars added
one in the fourth. Yndisky' hit a
homer to deep center, and that
was their last run.
The Gilmore scored two in the
fourth, on singles by Snee, Steng7
err and double by Fallon. Then
came the sixth. Six singles and
an error and six runs scored.
At bat Yndisky hit two for the
visitors and Stenger hit two for
the Gilmore.
In the field, Stinnett, Stenger
and Papy were the stars for the
winners, and Steve Blonde, Fort
and Yndisky for the losers.
Score by innings:
First Game
r. H. E.
Homestead - 900 OO2 s. S II Z
Veterans $500 900 $50 x-10 z 8
Thomas and Greer; Hancock
and Castro.
Two-base hits: Fort, Cloninger;
stolen bases: Steve, Blonde, Gar
cia, Machin, Baton; double play:
Hernandez to Sterling to Santana;
struck out: by Hancock 2, by
Thomas 8; bases on balls: off
Thomas /, off Hancock 1; earned
runs: Homestead 4, Veterans s.;
time of game: 1.20; umpires: Jas.
MIRA ana -. Hiiii' .ak
r. H. E.
Homestead 80. $40 100 0-5 S 3
Gilmore -. 100 FOG x-9 9 3
Thomas and McIllyn; Tucker
and Fallon.
Home run: Yndinsky; three
base hits: Stinett, Curry; sacrifice
hits: Papyzian, Sam Blonde; dou-
bic plays: Tucker to Means, Means
to Stenger; struck out: by Tucker
3, by Thomas 2; bases on balls:
off Thomas /, off Tucker /; earn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-29
LAKE WORTH LOSES, .R
WINS FROM LOCALS
In TILTS YESTERDAY
Red Raiders Defeat RanIb.
lcrs In First, But Boca
Chica Drops Came To
Visitors

Lake Worth Ramblers lost the
first game to the Red Raiders
Yesterday, but won the second
game against the Boca Chica
Night Flyers at Wickers Field. /
City Commissioners A. B. Coop
er threw out the first ball of the
game and Buddy Ward, assistant
postmaster of Lake Worth, caught
the first ball.
In the first game, due to wet
grounds the field was slippery
and both clubs had difficulty in
adjusting themselves, but a good
lgame was played.
Gabby Lastres famed nine
Ramblers and Clager famed nine
OF the Conchs.
| In the field Mauro had IL
chances and some real hard ones,
and. made some errors, but Mar
tin and Carey played great in
the infield, as did Thairkoll at
first: For the locals Hernandez(
Mouldin and Jack Villareal were
the best. At bat Roberts hit two
safely, Lastres was touched for
two hits, one in the third, when
he walked two and three errors
gave the visitors four runs, and
in the eighth Williams singled.
| In the ninth Dennis walked,
an error by Sterling and an out
field fly, Dennis scoring. The Red
Raiders scored four in the first
on three hits, with two outs. Her
nandez put on by an error and
Sterling was hit by pitched ball
In the third, two errors and a
single by Roberts, two runs
scored. The visitors pulled two
vast double plays and held down
the scoring.
In the second game the pitch.
ing of Brady was good and Maure
hit well. Fulton and Adams ir
the outfield handled seven outs
some difficult. For the Flyers
Edwards hit a single and homer
but failed to beat the Ramblers
In the field Ferns, West ant
Croft were the best. Day had {
bad day and walked three, one
in that big, bad inning. Brady
singled, Thairkill famed. Maurc
singled and Martin famed, but
Futon walked, to fill the bases
Croft was hit by a pitched ball
to force Brady home. Gillette
singled and the ball got away
from Myers, and three runs
IScored.
In the seventh a walk, wild
pitch and a single by Mauro
scored the last run for the visit
ors.
The Flyers scored one in the
fourth when Whitman singled
and second. An error carried
! him home, and a homer by Ev-
ancheck in the seventh gave the
Flyers their last run.
Box scores:
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American Leaguo
FINAL STANDINGS
CAME RESULTS
American League

Saturdays Scores)
Chicago 20, st. Louis 1-3.
Detroit 4, Cleveland 2.
Boston 8, Washington l..
Philadelphia 2, New York 1.
Sundays ScoreS)
New York 5, Philadelphia 8.
Detroit l, Cleveland @.
Chicago S, st. Louis 2.
Washington S, Boston Z.
National League
Saturdays Scores)
st. Louis 8, Chicago 1.
Boston 2, Brooklyn l.
Philadelphia 10, New York Z.
Only games scheduled.
Sundays Scores)
Chicago 3, St. Louis 0.
Boston 3, Brooklyn 2.
Pittsburgh Z, Cincinnati 0.
New York Al, Philadelphia 1-3.
Florida IntsrnasioAal playoffs
: Havana z, Tampa 0 (Havana
eads series, 3-0).
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-29
HOMESTEAD MAY PLAY
| ANOTHER TWIN BILL
WITH KEY VEST CLUBS

The Homestead All Stars
are scheduled for a return
doublsheader next Saturday.
The first game would bring
together the Stars and Amer
lean Legion and the second
game would be between the
Stars and a picked team or
the Key West Merchants of
the Class B League.
This will be decided at the
meeting Of the leagues next
Wednesday night.
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Gilmore Park Wins Sweepstake
Tournament Held By Golf Club
-4DR. JACK HAYES Low MED.
ALISr WITH rs: PARK SEC
oND AND JAMES MIRA IN
THIRD Low PLACE

Gilmore candy" Park won the
Sweepstakes Handicap award of
So in the tournament held over
the weekend by he local Golf
Club. Low medalist was DIR. Jack
Hayes with a round of rs. In sec-
ond place was Gilmore Park with
one stroke more, and James Mira
took third place with a 70.
Individual scores were as fol-
lows:
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Bluesox Win,
Pirates Beat
USS Gilmore
HIcorNBorHAM DOES NOT
ALLOW SAN CARLOS TEAM
SINGLE RUN AFTER THIRD
INNING

The Blue Sox defeated the San
Carlos team yesterday at the
Army barracks, while the Pirates
turned down the Gilmore aggre-
CATION in the doubleheader.
The San Carlos jumped on
Higginbotham for three runs in
the first inning. In the second in
ming The Saints notched up their
last run Of the ball game. They
were living up TO the standings
as the Island City Leaue leaders.
In fact, they were really walk
ing away with the ball game.
They were hammering at every
thing that Higginbotham was
throwing in there the first two
innings. Diaz, on the other hand,
Rad the Blue Sox eating out of
his hand.
The Blue Sox scored their
first two runs in the last of the
third. Then Higginbotham shut
the doors and the San Carlos did
not score FROM the third inning
on. Diaz continued his pace UNI
al the seventh. when the Blue
Sox scored another run to make
the count four to three in favor
of San Carlos. In the eighth
the Blue Sox put the game on
ice. J. Navarro singled, A. Ace
vedo got an infield hit. Ilacque
sacrificed them home. Then Stin-
nett drove one for clean double
% bring in the winning run. Fer
nandez flied out. Casado was hit
by Diaz and Higginbotham flied
out 10 end the inning. -.
Credit Is due Stinnett for driv-
ing In the runs that won the ball
game; also Diaz. who, in his eos,
pitched a wonderful ball game.
Score by innings: X. II. +.
San Carlos $40 600 000-4 8 ]
Blue Sox O02 900 l2x--5 8 ]
Diaz and Pazo; Higginbotham
and J. Navarro.
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The second game of the evening
started off with a bang as Gil
more drew first blood. The Gil
more scored one in the first and
two in the third inning off San
chez. Then Salinero relieved
Sanchez in the fourth. The Pr
rates were not in the game up
90 then.
Brooks really had the Buc-
cancers number. The first hit the
Pirates got was by Pitcher Sail
nero. who doubled in the sixth.
Brooks had pitched a no-run, no
! hit game for five and one-third
innings. Then the Pirates went
so work and scored three runs
lin the sixth to tie up the oaii
game at three all.
salinero pitched shutout bali
the rest of the way. Clark was
,he only man TO get base hit OIL
saIlnero in the fourth. The Pi-
ra,es got their final tally IN the
eighth when Salinero struck
out Arnold walked. Santana fiied
Iout 90 left. ID. Lastres singled
land wns Arnold home with tne
winning run. Alonzo grounded
oast 30 end the inning.
4 The two heroes OF the DAY
were stinnett and ID. Lastres, VINO
brought In the winning run TOT
their ball club.
An the pitchers were in grea'
form yesterday. There were two
wonderful ball games. The Blue
sox and tile Pirates had no picnic
and the San Carlos and Gilmore
mad. sure that they didn't have
IA good time ut 1t. Both games
were sure thrillers. Good base
hall has been and is still being
played. So don't stay home ano
miss any more ball games. i,
Score by innings: n: II: =
Gilmore iO2 900 000-3 4
Pirates 900 003 DIX Z
nrooks and Shaw; Sanchez
salincro ca and Rodriguez.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-29
Takes A Week

Takes A Week
Does the giraffe get a sore
throat if it gets wet feet?"
Eyes; but not until the next
week."
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