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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-25
LEGALS

IN THE CIRCUIT. COI;RT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE or FLORIDA. IN
AND FOR MONROE cory IN
CHANCERY.
Case No. I0-I0gD
ALICE BRACKEN THORNTON.
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE
DAFIT3 JOHN THORNTON,
Defendant.
ORDER OF pT RLICATION
TO: David John Thornton,
40 Williams ST.
Harrison, New Jersey.
You are hereby required to ap-
pear 10 the Bill Of Complaint, for
Divorce in the above styled Cause.
on or before the 18th day of March.
AID. 1877, otherwise the atIega-
tons therein Will be taken as con-
fessed.
This order is tn be published
once a week for four consecutive
weeks in The Key West Citizen. a
newspaper published in the City of
Key West, Florida.
Done and Ordered this l7th day
of February, AID Is4T.
tSEALl ROSS { SAWYER,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida.
By: Alice III. Salgado,
Deputy Clerk.
(sd) Allan b. Cleare. Jr..
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
feb 1925; mar All, 1947
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Wrist watch. Waltham Prprnlxg
Expansion band. Name Cart
Ford, engraved on back. e.
ward If returned 20 eti Care
line ST. or Phone 6Ss.M
ftbss %
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A greater sense OF civic
responsibility is. one Of the
crying needs of the times
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Key West Light Opefs Cpsn'
pany will present Pinaiegt -
night at Navy Field.
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FOR RENT OR SALE
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

HERB NEALE
535 W. Flagler st. Miami, Fla.
CLOSING out present stock, will
sacrifice following cars:
AZ Plymouth sedan ----.-.--S975
AZ Ford, 4-door -.-..--...--------.--.$ 1925
40 Pontiac, sedan --------------S1 ,095
Al Mercury, perfect - Make offer
SO Plymouth, sedan, new tires -?
SO Dodge, perfect ----------------,----?
BEST TERMS in town. Open
Sundays and evenings, phone
2-2604, Miami. feb24-6t
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The better a man is the
better his neighbors are.
likely to be.
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Boy Scouts were enteFtainsa
today al the luncheon a tss
Key West Rotary Club.
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Few choice stephanotis plants,
potted, $1.00. Webster's uni
versal unabridged dictionary,
in 2 volumes, excellent condi-
ton, $500. 607 Grinnell street,
Phone 1881. feb25- Tx
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PHOTO SUPPLIES
TRAVEL OPPORTUNITY

Heading New York 3Tth, VIII
take three tre,@ key West.
share expenses Harding, Ala
Eaton Street, Phone Sal
fel>s2 SIX
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The two men who were go
fenced yesterday 70 serve $40
months in the county laii WeFt
ordered today by Cfimlnai Coat
Judge William v. AlbslFy o. ~
plant the % trees they bed rs.
rooted.
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HERB NEALE

IIE1b NEABE
535 w. Flagler st. Miami, Fla
MOTORCYCLES, all makes on
hand, immediate delivery. At
tractive terms can be arranged
for eligible applicants if credit
is good. Open Sundays and
evenings. Phone 2-2604, Miami.
feb24-6t
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Today The Citizen SAYS in 80
editorial paragraph
"A lemon weighing tao - :
three-quarters pounds Vas efosn
by a Tampa man. That's at~pui
the size I'd like to hand eef-
tain guy a Key West wae taia.
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3fbedroom home. Pleasantest 10
cation in town. Fully furnish
ed. Electric stove. new G. E.
Refrigerator. Lawn and Trees.
Apply 2733 Staples.
feb20-5tx
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Miss Ieen Williams viao Isl
been on a business trip N Miami
returned last evening.
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CLASSIFIED ADS


Two experienced mattresses. Good
opportunity for right persons.
Phone PA, Jefferson Coffee
Shop. feb2l-6tx
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Butcher. Experienced. Apply
Broadway Super Market. Duval
and Petronia Sis, feb24-ti
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JOSEPH e. GLAND,
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLfCATIOS
TO: Joseph c. GLAND.
Residence Unknown.
You are hereby required to ap-
pear To the Bill Of Complaint. for
divorce. in the above styled cause
on the 2Ist day Of March, Az 1917.
otherwise the allegations therein
will he taken as confessed.
This order 10 he published once
a week for four consecutive week $
in The Key West Citizen, news
paper published in Key West, Flor
Ida.
Done and Ordered this 18th day
Of February, AID. 1947.
(SEALl ROSS & SAWYER,
CLERK If the Circuit Court.
Monroe County Florida.
BY: Kathleen Sottage, -. c.
THOMAS s. CARO-
Solicitor for the Plaintiff
feb 1925; mar Ali, 1947
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IN THE CIRCUIT, COURT of THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
N AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
-IN CHaNC'EAY.

ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
IN AyD FOR MONROE COUNTY.
Ease No. I0-fo?s
NOTICE no. APPEAR OR ORDER
- OF'tPI Bf.ICATlON
BERNARD A. WINKEl,
ANNE SCHNEIBOLK wINKEL.
To: Anne SchneiboIk Winkel, Hotel
Taft, Fiftieth Street and Seventh
Avenue, New York City, New
York. '@f
pear In the above entitled cause,
in the above stated Court, the title
Of which said cause is hereby made
a part of this order as If fully set
forth herein, on the 18th day OF
March, AID. I941. to answer the bill
OF complaint for divorce filed against
you in said cause; otherwise a de-
cree pro cOnfesso will be entered
cree pro confeso will be entered
against you.
Ii is further ordered that this
order be published once a week for
four consecutive weeks in The Key
West Citizen, newspaper publish
led in said County and State.
witness my hand and the Of
fetal seat Of this Court on the 10th
day Of February, AID. 1947, at Key
West. Florida.
(SEALD ROSS c SAWYER.
Clerk of the Circuit Court Of
Monroe County. Florida.
by tsd) Kathleen Nottaee.
Deputy Clerk.
Frederick ]. Ward,
Attorney for Plaintiff
feb 11-lS-25: mar Ali, 1947
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Cabin Cruiser Texas" julius
Pinder, 8l6 White Street.
feb22-3tx
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MiScELLANEous

campbeIl's. 92S Division. phone
1885,. Keys made, locks repair
ed, etc. feb1- limo
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For guaranteed plumbing work
and repairs, call John Curry,
5l2sMargaret street, phone 781.
Give us try on your next job.
Free estimates. feb1-1mox
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s Defenda
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO: Arawanna Bates F'rick,
515 West Pearl ST,
Lebanon, Indiana.
You are hereby required to APP
pear to the Bill for Divorce filed
against you I'm the above stylad
cause on or before March 9Th, AID.
1S47. otherwise the allegations con-
tained therein Will be taken as con-
fessed.
Done and Ordered at Key West,
Florida, this 3rd day Of February,
AID. 1947.
,(Circuit Court SeaD
ROSS G SAWYER.
Clerk Of Circuit Court.
By: Alice Fl. SalgadO.
Deputy Clerk.
Enrique Esquinaldo. Jr,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
feb4-I1.ls-25.1941
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BcoIlreeper to take complete
charge double entry books and
type rnpnthly financial state
ment. Salary. $50 per week.
Give full information. expert
ence. references. Box Fi-s. co
Citizen. feb24-2tx
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WANTED

VIII Buy: Old-fashioned straight
chair with cow or goat hide
bottom and back. Must be
of stout construction and in
good condition. State price. Mr..
Frazier, The Citizen.
feb25-tf
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Double Roll-a-W Way beds. Paul's
Tire Shop. feb20-5tx
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Due to illness, Sues Sandwich
Shop is for sale. Next TO Drum
Bar, Division Street.
feb25-3tx
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Servel six months. old g. gas re-
frigerator. May be seen at 626
William st. Call Blackwell,
623-R. feb22-3t
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Sapitos' Restaurant, corner Pc
tronia and Whitehead Streets.
Price $1,000. feb21-4tx
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ron GALE

Duplex apartment. near North
Beach. Lower apartment I'M
furnished, second floor furnish
ed. Nice handicapped corner lot
overlooking water and bouie-
ward. Price $4,000. Terms.
Johnson and Johnson, Phone
372. feb11-tf
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Priced for quick sale, must leave
city. Furnished house, all mod
ern conveniences, very good
location, 100000 Terms if
necessary, ll01 Angela st.
feb24-6tx
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Business opportunities: Homes.
hotels, apartment housea Keys
property, waterfront, acreage,
residential and business lots.
Expert appraisals. Cecil Car
bonell, 700 Duval St.
feb14-10t
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Call A. H. Williams and A. G.
Roberts for plumbing services
that give satisfaction. Free, es-
Inmates Phone $50. febl7-tf
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
ELEVENTH Judicial CIRCUIT.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
STATE OF FLORIDA. IN CHAN
Gerry.
Case No. I0-fo.e
BEATRICE BANE GLAND.
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE ACTION
IOSFpH a. OTANn
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Call Bradley for refrigeration.
Stove and heater repairs. 6l2
Olivia st. Phone 104-J.
feb20-6tx
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Ease No, 1O-fWbD
ANTHONY L. TRDA,
Plaintiff,
AIDA EcHEVESTE URDA,
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
To: Aida Echeveste Urda,
Gil West 18th St,
New York City, " Y.
You are hereby required to appear
to the Bill for Divorce filed against
you in the above STYLED cause on
or before the 18th day Of March
AID. 1947, otherwise the allegations
contained therein will be taken as
confessed.
Done and Ordered at Key west,
Florida, this 10th day of February,
Az 1947.
tCircuit Court SeaD
ROSS c SAWYER.
. Clerk of Circuit Court.
BY: Kathleen Nottage.
Deputy Clerk.
William " Albury.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
feb ll-lS-25; mar 4, 1947
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN
CHANCERf.
Case No. I0-1OS2
WILLIAM LOUIS FRICK,
VS.. DIVORCE
ARAwANNA BATES FRICK.
=.
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Dressmaking and alterations, all
kinds. Jessie Sawyer, 900
Pearl ST. feb25-5tx
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One of the best magazine, drink,
ice cream and gift shops in Key
West. A very good location.
Other business forces this sale.
Apply Buffers Book Store after
5 pm. 1000 Eaton st.
feb22-3tx
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Best Music Offered
And els Love Ii

MUNICH, Germany.-(AP).-
Clustered around the fireplace Of
the 600-year-old beer cellar where
Germans listened to Hitler on the
night of the "putsch" Of 1923,
American occupation soldiers to-
day are hearing-and liking
classical music.
Billed by tie American Red
Cross girls in charge of recreation
at the Burgerbraukeller Club as
Coffee and Classics" the weekly
program brings to newly-convert-
ed CT music lovers a kind OF
music many of them never heard
before and artists of a caliber
they might never hear at home
members of the Bavarian State
Operetta, soloists from the Munich
State Opera House, musicians
from the Munich Philharmonic.
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Before the war, American mer-
chant vessels annually brought
to the United States enough pep
per and spices to fill 5000 trucks
and trailers, enough bananas to
provide every person in the ma
ton with two dozen, enough
chocolate and cocoa to make a
bar-candy line to the moon. and
enough sugar to give each per-
son 70 pounds.
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pany, half converted to the bust
ness of making dishwashers.
Mrs. Insinger took over the
business and started studying
Navy washer specifications.
Today her company, the In
singer Machine Co., employs 100
workers and owns the Navy E
award given last year when ST.
100000 in dishwasher orders
were filled.
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Jesse James Paws
4 4 r r
He's Famous For 2 Things
y 4 \
Taxes With Nickels

RO cKHOLD, KY. -(AP)-
Whitley County has citizen
who is famous for two things
his name, Jesse James, and he
pays his taxes with nickels.
For more than IS years James
has paid his taxes with nickles
taken in for candy and soft drinks
at his service station. And this
year was no exception. He count
ed out 457 five-cent pieces to
Sheriff j. L. Davis, took a receipt,
and went back home to start saw
ing nicklcs again.
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Is The Reason
py NeUer Got
hpdn Hands

eWSfeotures
sADELPHIA. - Countless
ses of suilor's dishpon
have been uverted.
3 TO q plump. white-huired
mother.
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Druers Swar1n To Qualify
For 5OO-Mile Friday Race

INDIANAPOLIS, May %. Up
- Hustling to beat the shutdown
deadline for qualifications for Fri
days 500-mile race at the 1ndianap-
oils Motor Speedway, drivers
swarmed onto the track today.
Chief steward Jack Mehan warn
ed the drivers who had not yet tax
en- the time test there would be no
relaxation Of the rules and that
cars unqualified by dusk would not
get into the race.
The track will be closed tomor-
row, given a final scrubbing and
the big enclosure put into shape
for race day.
The 16 places that remained
open in the starting field Of 80
after yesterdays qualification ses-
sion began to fill up rapidly today.
Tony Bettenhausen, FINLEY Park,
H.. narrowly escaped a crackup
as he attempted to qualify this
afternoon in the car which the late
George Robson drove to victory In
last years race. The car went into
a spin on the south turn but Bet
tenhausen brought it to a stop
without mishap.
Bettenhausen took it out again
a short time later and this time
burned out a piston and he gave
up. The car had been entered by
Joe Thorne, Hollywood sportsman.
Bettenhausen then switched to a
car. he had just purchased from
!Murrell Bellanger of Crown Point,
and in this one he qualified at an
average of 100. $50 miles an hour.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-29
81 TRY TO PLACE
IN NATIONAL OPEN

WINSTON-SALEM, May 28-N
-Thirty-four golfers, including
three North Carolina professionals
who have competed in many OF
the winter open tournaments and
also the North and South amateur
champion, will play here Monday
June 2 in the 36-hole sectional
qualifying for the National Open
golf championship.
The qualifying round will be
played over the Old Town club,
which has a length Of $500 yards
and a par Of 70. The three low
scorers will be eligible to play
in the National Open champion
ship at St. Louis starting June II.
The list of entrants, released to-
day through the USGA headquar-
tiers in New York, lists Is profes-
SIGNALS and nine amateurs to play
here. The pros include Skip Alex
ander of Lexington. Johnny Pal
mer of Badin and Purfis Ferree
of the Old Town club here. Top
ping the amateurs is Charles B.
Dudley of Greenville, S. c., who
won the Pinehurst North and South
tournament in April.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-29
Omega, Milers
Win Class A Contest

Two explosive hitting contests
featured last nights Senior Glass
A Softball doubleheader at Robert
Strange park as Alpha Omega wal.
the Brotherhood Of Railway
Clerks, 1911, and Spofford Mills
downed the Naval Reserve, 1910.
Both games yer over two hours
long.
In the first game Alpha Omega
slammed IA hits to the Brother
five. Lee of Alpha Omega
led all hitters with three for three,
including two doubles and a single.
Spofford Mills 1910 win over the
Naval Reserve put them one-half
a game over the Atlantic Coast
Line in the standings. Two home
runs, n by Hunker Benson and
the other by Johnny Bosom, high
lighted the tilt. Benson of Spofford
led his teams batting attack with
three for four.
Tonight the Hanover League finds
the Post Office meeting the Loyal
Order of Moose and the Veterans
of Foreign Wars tangling with
Senior Fraternity.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-29
MONEY RECORD
AT STAKE TODAY
BY SID FEEDER

NEW YORK, May 28-R-There
is a $50, 900 horse race at Belmont
Friday, with a million-dollar field
that may come up with a new all
time money-winning champ-and
it's practically a secret.
The Belmont Stakes on Satur-
day-third leg of the triple crown
galloping for three-year olds-has
been getting so much attention
around and about that the Subur-
ban handicap the day before has
been as overlooked here lately as
hash at an Army mess when
there's steak on the program, too.
Yet, two of the first three
money-winaers in turf history-As-
sault and Stymie-head the field,
which probably will total from
seven to ten horses, and the top
four contenders have piled up close
to a million and a half dollars by
themselves. And if Stymie should
ring the cash register, he'd 60
right by Whirlaway as the fellow
with the biggest bank account
ever.
Right now, Stymie, the fanciest
bargain racing has ever seem
Hirsch Jacobs, the pigeon fancier,
claimed him for 81, 500-has a
bankroll of $3.50, 935. As the second
horse ever to pass the half-million
dollar mark, he now needs only
$21, 226 to overhaul Little Mr.. Big
Tails 1851, 161, and the winners
slice Of the Suburban, which fig
ures to be $40, 900 or so, would
give him that much, with some left
for new shoes.
That doesn't mean, though, that
the Texas-bred bargain baby won't
have to show up and run the mile
and a quarter, or that he's any
kind of a kick in the shins 10 come
home on top. For Assault, N his
recent romping and workouts, has
indicated that he'll be the enc to
beat even though he's toting a
13o-pound "wagon-load" this time
to Stymie's 126.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-29

Apparently winded from climb
nx up and down the standings,
'cbacco State League teams call
d 4 halt to all of this now-I'm-in-
bird : place : and = you're : in
econd stuff last night, although
Clinton secured a better hold on
he runner-up spot, and Lumberton
nched toward first division.
Red Springs, who remain I'M
%hallenged for the cellar position,
made little Roadway against the
ianford Spinners, who gave them
go shellacking. Clinton kept
ace with the Spinners by showing
Warsaw down further into fourth
o. Dunn-Erwin took The second
en-inning game of a doubleaeader
rom Smithfield, 50, after losing
he first rs. Lumberton gained
game on the Red Sox by trim
aing Wilmington's Pirates 80. The
,ubs now stand n game away
rom Dunn-Erwin and two from the
ok.
Smelling two Red Springs pitch
rs for IA hits, the Spinners knock
d off three runs in the second
nd came back to score the other
tx in the last two frames for a
y victory. Jimmy Wilson, cur
emily leading the Tobacco State
eague batting, further enhanced
lis average by slamming out four
hts in five times at the plate.
George Bortz .notched his sixth
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-29
OuimetLeads Americans;
CHAPMAN Suruiues Round

OF the five American survivors
besides Ouimet and Riegel, only
one, Stranahan, had any great dill
ficulty whaling his third-round OPP
ponent. The Toledo strong boy
had to pull out a fine birdie four
on the 503-yard home hole to sub
due George Morgan, a virtually
unknown player from Glasgow, l
up.
Possibly length and accuracy
was lent to Morgan's shots by a
mix-up at the very first hole.
There after he had knocked down
his own putt for a par four. the
Scot casually raped in Strana-
hans ball as well, conceding a
half for the hole.
Stranahan called upon the stew
ard for a ruling, and a wordy
discussion ensued while the Off
cial pulled out the book and de-
clared that the hole had, by the
rules, indeed been halved. The
gallery, as well as Morgan, ap-
parently believed that Stranahan
had demanded a win on the hole
on the ground that he had taken
only three shots.
After the match the Toledo star
said there had been a misunder-
standing - that he had not at
tempted to claim the hole, but
merely had pointed out what he
thought to be rule infraction by
his opponent. He was heard to
tell Morga' you should have
knocked my ball away. and not
into the hole"
Ted Bishop, who yesterday elm
mated Smiley Quick Of Los An
geles, played only fairly good
golf today in putting out Gerald
owens Of Dublin, Ireland, 3 and /.
He scrambled through the gorse
frequently and was not pleased
with himself. you've got to play
th1s purse and forget about your
opponent" he commented ruefl,l-
ly.
Although he three-putted four
greens, Bud Ward shot a SO going
out and easily turned back Ed
hamilton OF London, 4 and 8.
Willie Turnesa blew himself to a
II on the out nine, yet won with
plenty OF holes to spare over a
Garnoustie club member, Dous.as
wright, by 5 and 4. Dick Chap
man put out one of Frances final
nopes' Philippe Boulart. 5 and 8,
AFTER turning three-up.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-29

Errors - Vernon, 2; Spence. Runs
batted in w. Johnson, 5; Vernon g.;
Lewis, DiMaggio, Priddy, McQuinn, Cole
man, Keller. Two base hits Keller,
W. johnson. Three base hits - Vernon.
Stolen bases - Case. Sacrifices-Gum-
pert, McQuinn. Double plays - Christ
man, Priddy and Vernon; D. johnson
and Stirnweiss; Rizzuto, Stirnweiss and
McQuinn. Left on bases - New York
10; Washington 10. Bases on balls -
Newsom /; Byrne 3; Gumpert 2; Scar
borough /; D. johnson 2; Knerr, 3.
Strikeouts Newsom 3. Gumpert q
Scarborough l. Hits off Byrne, 1 in
l-3; Gumpert 7 in 8 %; D. Johnson. 2
IN .; NeWsom 9 in 4 (none out in 5th,;
scarborough 2 in 3; Knerr 2 in 1 2-3:
Candini none in 1-3. Winning pitcher
Gumpert. Losing pitcher Newsom.
Omp1res-Papparella, Summers, Rice,
Hurley. Time-2:48. Attendance 21.518.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-29
ROWLAND GRABS
EASTERN TITLE
BY JIGGs POWERS

LUMBERTON, May ~ - Row.
land High school won the class B
baseball championship of Eastern
North Carolina here this after.
noon, downing Hallsboro's Tigers
4-3.
Tom Jackson, Rowland ace, was
reached for seven hits by the Co
lumbus county boys, but he kept
them we'll scattered. No two hits
went to the same Tiger.
Six Hallsboro errors let the
game slip from the grasp of Bob
Stanley, the Tigers top righthand-
er, as he held the Eastern champs
to three hits. Mcdonald hit a
home run in the fifth for Rowland
with nobody on base. 1t was the
only earned run off SANKEY'S
slants.
The Tigers only extra-base hit
was by Stanley, who raped out
a double.
This was the second straight
year that the Hallsboro team has
reached the Eastern Class B fl
nails, only to lose. Red Oak de-
feated them last year. The Tigers
had evened up that score last
week by eliminating Red Oak In
a semi-finals event.