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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-23
Key West In
Days Gone By
AS TAKEN FROM FILES
OF TIE CITIZEN OF
JAN. 20. 1887

Rudolph H. Sands, sergeant in
the Key West company of Ma
tional Guards, today was recon-
mended for promotion to second
lieutenant by Major William v.
Albury.
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Machine-made button holes. Phi.
122-R, 802 Eaton. Apt. 2.
jan23-StX
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TIDES
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ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA

Reference Station: Key West
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Mrs. Katherine f. Mckay, who
taught in the. Key West High
School for six years, arrived yes
terday and is visiting Captain and
Mrs. E. A. Sharpley, 4l8 William
street.
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JAN. 22. 1887

Little interest is manifested in
Key West in obtaining employ
ment on NYA projects, James
Fort, the local director, said to-
day Thirty-five vacancies are
untitled, he added.
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Be generous with your
contributions in the P o 10
Drive.
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Prices are coming down.
according 20 the expects. It's
hlos 90 know.
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Harry NJ Baker, city building
inspector, reported today that II
building permits have been issued
thus far this month. Most of them
are for repairs, and the largest is
for 81 900.
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CLASSIFIED ADS
ron SALE

Three-bedroom bungalow in fine
condition. Completely furnish
ed. oak floors, nice bathroom,
electric kitchen and separate
wash room with Bendix wash
ing machine. Price, $1,000;
terms, $4,000 cash, balance
monthly. johnson g. johnson,
phone 372. janl0-tf
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Bluff is the constant eff
4ut 90 fool others as easily
&c Won fool Yourself.
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Asia Minor for thousands of
years has been famous for its
Oriental rugs. The Greek play,
Frogs" written by Aristophanes
in 400 BIC, tells about charac-
ter lolling with a dancing girl on
luxurious rugs made in the an
cient city Of Miletus.
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1t required % holes yesterday
for Atwood Sands, better known
as the Duke of Rock Sound, to de
feat Charlie Howard in match
play on the Key West golf course
yesterday afternoon. Sam Gold
smith, better known in the golf
ing world as Gravy, refereed the
game.
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"All Germany Goose Steps IN
der Hitler, is the headline of an
Associated Press dispatch pub
lished in The Citizen today.
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REPORT

Key West. Fla. Jan. %, 1947
observation taken at $3.50 am,
Eastern Standard Time,
City Office
TayunaraEuras
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DEPOSITORY ROBBED

HAZELTON, Pa Robbers
apparently familiar with the fact
that the night-deposit vault of
the First National Bank of Hazel
ton was not included in the
banks alarm system, recently
broke into the bank, jimmied the
night-deposit vault in the base
ment and departed with an esti-
mated $4,000 to $4,000.
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Cuban Club officials announced
today that it has arranged for a
chess tournament, beginning Mon
day night. The first game will be
between Nestor Recio and Sam
Harris.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED

Public stenographer. Standard
rates. Clara Mics. 226 Flem-
ing Street, La Concha Hotel
Building. Phone rs.
ian21- 3-25-3 tx
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Due to illness VIII sell reaspnaa''s
one Of best grocery ard aENas
markets fully equipped. Wfi#
Box AIM. Go Clsixen.
jnnan~ssx
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Key West Sea Scouts will hold
meeting next Friday evening,
Ralph Thompson said today, add
ing that several applications for
membership have been received.
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Puerto Rico has an average
temperature of 10 degrees in
winter and 79 in summer.
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POSITION WANTED

Companion housekeeper COVER
ness, educated widow, wants
position to be thoroughly useful
TO family or individual. Call
9484, Room 19. jan23-2tx
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MISCELLANEOUS

Wanted-Small carpentry jobs
and saw filing jobs. Call 9106
between 9 and IL a. n.y.
dec27 -26tx
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Sc 4-door pointiac sedan. 80
Naval Housing. Fort Iaslns
Ifn;, IA 3nn4l 8gN
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Key West Sea Scouts viii hold
a meeting next Friday evening,
Ralph Thompson said today, add
ing that several applications for
membership have been received.
Mrs. Grace Phillips, secretary of
the Key West Chapter of the
American Red Cross, today re-
lceived a telegram from national
headquarters requesting that the
local chapter give $500 to a fund
to aid flood sufferers in eight
states
B. Curry Moreno. WPA area
supervisor, said today that a coast
guard cutter will take a contin-
gent of Key Westers to Dry Tor
tugas next Monday to engage in
work on Fort Jefferson,
Key West Hospitality Band
under the dictatorship of Alfredo
BalToso. will give concert to-
night in Colonial Park.
An Associated Press dispatch
from Tallahassee. published in
The Citizen today, said that Sid
ney Thompson had been appoint
ed probation officer in Key West.
He said he had been notified of
the appointment but had declined
to accept II.
Skeletons of seven human be-
ings were found yesterday in a
mangrove swamp on the westerly
side of Upper Matecumbe. Con-
stable Cleveland johnson in that
district informed The Citizen that
the skeletons probably are those
of some of the victims of the La
Dor Day. September 2, 1885. hur-
ricane that struck the Mate
cumbes.
Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph:
Temperance in all things is
the great lesson in life"
ri Ia
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Homes, asbestos roofs and ashes
tos siding; six rooms and bath.
Ready for immediate occupan-
cy. Completely reconditioned
and painted. Only q left.
NO DOWN PAYMENT FOR
VETERANS and SERVICEMFN
Pay actual closing costs only.
Macarthur Homes Office. 1901
Flagler Ave. jan2l. 5tx
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The u. S. corn crop in 1916
was of unusually high quality.
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200 single sheets and 100 enve-
lopes, $3.50. Three-line copy on
sheets and envelopes. Artman
Press, phone 81, Citizen Bldg.
janl4-lmo
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Experienced Beautician, good
wages, permanent. Ruth Salon
of Beauty, 400 Grinnell. Phone
1853. .ian162tf
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Mrs, Virginia Smith. who came
to Key West to attend the funeral
of her father, Joshua Smith, kill
ed when a water tower toppled
at the head of the island, return
ed yesterday to her home in Mi
ami.
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Electrical motors repaired, called
for and delivered. Call Britt
at 585 or 1884. Romero's Elec-
trical Service, 1912 Harris Ave.
Jan11-18t
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For guaranteed plumbing work
and repairs, call John Curry,
512 Margaret street, phone 1871.
Give us a try on your next job.
Free estimates. jan1 knox
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HELP WANTED

Girl, white or colored, for general
housework. Apply 4l9la Duval
ST., Navy Store. jan15-9tx
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Subscribe to me Citizen.
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Two sign painters. Must be Jour-
neymen. Steady work. Good
pay. Neil Saunders, 212 Duval
Street. .jana2-4ts
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Dressmaker, alterations, machine
made buttdnholes. Cali 531
United st. jan16-9tX
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The solution for anniversary and
shower gifts: A Photographic
gift certificate. You will save
time and money and know your
gift can not be duplicated. Pix
ington Studio, SIS Fleming.
janl6-tf
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Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph:
Temperance in all things is
the great lesson in life"
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Mrs. Ethel Lowe left yesterday
for her home in Everglades City.
after a visit here with her parents,
Mr., and Mrs. Eugene Hamilton.
The Omaha guide., 1947-04-05

and Telephone Co., in New York a.
bout the strike set for April 7th.
f*x
A woman fell from a viaduct in
to a brush pile in the Kaw river in
KC, Kansas on Sunday, March 80.
She was rescued by a man. Fire
men bailed both of them out.
Highway patrolmen arrested 8
men with a money safe several
miles west of Beaver Crossing on
aMrch 80. 1t weighed a ton and
it was loaded on a trailer.
Prof. Carl A. Robinson Of Evans
ton, Ill, said poor speech habits
by school teachers will cause
sleepy scholars. Speaking before
the Education group of the North
western assn.
A house prowler was frightened
and dropped some of the stolen
items in an alley on Sunday night,
March 30. He robbed one place of
a billfold of one hundred and fifty
dollars.
Read the Omaha Guide for all
the news of the ace
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LUCYLE B. A
GUEST
IN TULSA, OKLA.

Beta Psi Zeta and Tau Alpha
Chapters of Zeta Phi Beta Soror-
ity are honored that their Basileus
has been invited to be guest speak
er at the Regional Conference
which is being held in Tulsa, Okla
April 4th, 9Th and 9th. Mrs. Lu-
cyle B. Avant the Basileus of the
Zeta Chapters in Omaha, will
speak in the place of Mrs. Lee
Ella Thompson of Kansas City
who is the Regional Director, but
who will be unable to attend be.
cause of urgent affairs elsewhere
The speech will be given Friday
night at 7:30 for the general pub
lie in the Vernon AME. Church in
Tulsa.
During the Regional Conference
reports will be made for all tn,
Zeta Chapters in the Midwester1
area, and the Zetas of Omaha arr
proud to have a complimentary,
report to submit. Mrs. Avant will
leave for Tulsa on Thursday in or
der to arrive in time for the Fri
day night program.
The Omaha guide., 1947-04-05
The Midwest
Athletic Club

The Midwest Athletic Club held
its monthly business meeting Sun
day March Both 1947. All comm
ittee chairmen made their rusin-
ess reports. The bushes and Soc
ial aspects of the Club are progress
ing greatly.
Two new members we've accepted
into the club, their names were re-
ported as Eddie Rice and John Ri
ley.
Next Sunday April 6 is promis-
ed to be a gala affair for the club
and its guest. The Midwest Ath-
letic Club will hold It's Monthly
social at the Near Northside YM-
CA. at oath and Grant. The chair
man of the entertainment commit
tee has planned a very entertain
ing and helpful program for the
occasion. We are expecting sew
The Omaha guide., 1947-04-05
ROOSEVELT BASKETBALL
SQUAD COMPLETES SEASON
BUDDY McCREA HEADS

no Vt FOSi NJ SU
With a 34-16 Victory over a team
composed Of high school stars. the
Roosevelt Post Nc. 80 completed
its 1946-47 basketball season. The
team which was the runners up in
positions in the City Legion meet.
They won Is out of 20 games,
scoring 756 points for a game av-
erage of 1877. The teams high
scorers were Melvin Keys who
scored 159 points in Is games for
an average of 10.6 and Fred For
rest who scored 126 points in elev-
en- games for an average of ia
per game.
The Roosevelt team is composed
of player coach Leroy Josh Gibson
team Captain, Joe Brooks, Leroy
Sonny Triggs, Fred Forrest,
Melvin Sonny" Key, Archie Ar
vim, Omaha U. star, James Robin
The Omaha guide., 1947-04-05

new law.
A bill was introduced in the U.
S. Congress opposing any forms
of discrimination of any race
where employment was involved.
An Omaha auto truck killed a
small boy on 22nd and Lake street
on aMrch 29th.
Everyone is looking forward to
the Easter Parade on North oath
st. as there will be many beauti-
full costumes.
A man in New York was on the
third floor of a building and a baby
dropped from the sixth floor into
his arms on Sunday morning the
30th of March.
Three masked men robbed the
Moody Church in Chicago on Palm
Sunday while three thousand peo-
pie were attending services.
A six year old child slept all mite
in the cokpit of an airplane at the
Omaha Muny airfield Sunday the
Both of March.
Police in Oakland, Calf, ar
rested a horse race bookie for TAX
ing bets over the phone.
The United Press reported or the
31st of March, no agreement was
reached between union officials,
The Omaha guide., 1947-04-05

Lorenzo Beene, first place; Clifton
Gordon, second; Tom Scott who
surprised everybody with third.
Theo Allen who had been in first
since the tournament started. had
to leave therefore he had to for
felt first place to end up in fifth.
Duck Stations another one of
the leaders took to the air because
of too much pressure, therefore
withdrawing his name from COM
petition. The Hawk" Oh Yes! He
almost took to the air after the
Duck he wound up in fourth
place.
The winners received Official
Ping Pong paddles.
About the Duck" Oh yes! The
Hawk was crowding him too
close, therefore too much pressure.
AAU RESULTS NEXT WEEK
The results Of the Regional AAU
Boxing Tournament will be in the
next issue of The GUIDE.
by
LEONARD Hawk HAWKINS
The Omaha guide., 1947-04-05
IDEAL IMPROVEMENT CLUB

IDEAL IMPROVEMENT CLUB
The Ideal Improvement Club
will meet April 9th at the Masonic
Hall at 8 p. m.
All members and citizens of this
community are urged at attend
this meeting.
Hear the roprt of the Committee
that attended the City Council to
oppose the granting of a license at
2502 North oath st.
Also a report will be given by the
Committee that called on Super
intendent Burke of the Public
Schools of Omaha in an effort to
get a wider assignment of Negro
teachers in the school system.
FRIENDLY 16 BRIDGE CLUB
The Friendly Sixteen Bridge
Club met at the home of T. R.
Turner 2724 Blonde st. Meeting
was opened by the President
Business of Importance was dis
cussed, through four hands Of
changes of bridge was played.
]. Phillip won high scroe. Next
meeting will be at the home of J..
Phillips, 3O36 Emmett st.
E. Avant, President.
Otto Pruitt, Reporter
The Omaha guide., 1947-04-05
Y News

NEAR BRANCH
PRE-EASTER MOVIE
On Saturday afternoon at 800
D. m. a religious movie will be
shown at the Branch in observ-
ance of Easter. On Easter Sunday
the Midwest Athletic Club will
have an Easter program at the
Branch.
PING PONG AWARDS
John r. Butler, Executive Score
tary of the Branch issued awards
to division champions of the Lad
der Tourney which ended Friday,
March 18th. Paddles were given
as prizes to: Senior Division, Lor-
EMO Beene, LIST, Clifton Gordon,
End, Tom Scott, Bird. In the Jun
ior Division, Ausby Station. LIST.
Charles Watkins, End, Darrell
Wightman, Bird. In the Cray Div
ision, Edward Anderson, LIST, Wes-
ley Asby End, Kermit Anderson,
Bird.
GRAY TEAM TOURNEY
A team ping pong tourney spon-
sored by the Branch opened Mon
day afternoon at the "Y". Teams
of five boys each represent How
ard Kennedy, lake, Long, and KEEL
lom Cray Clubs. The league will
play Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays this week.
"Y' GLOBE TROTTERS
PLACE SECOND
The "Y" Globe T~roters lost their
final game to the Blue Jays to
place second in the Jewish Comm
unity Center Basketball Tourna-
ment. % teams entered in this
tournament.
SOCCER LEAGUE
Center Jim Hall accounted for 4
goals as Near Northside YMCA
BANKED Falstaff so in the City
Recreation Spring Soccer League
opener Sunday March 3Oth. Hamp
ton Wise bagged the other Near
Northside counter.
The Omaha guide., 1947-04-05
CITY RECREATION NEWS
ADDS NEW CLASSES

Z4IH CHARLES ST.
The City Recreation Charles st.
Social Center has added new
classes in physical training, tumbl
ing, acrobatics and wrestling
The use of the new mat was do
mated by the House of Salernos.
Tony and Louie.
An Easter Egg Hunt for young
sters will be held OF Monday April
7th.
A Dinner for Basketball players
will be held Tuesday evening at 8
pm. April 9Th.
A movie to be shown April 10th.
The Omaha guide., 1947-04-05
IN APPRECIATION

I wish to extend thanks and ap-
probation to the friends and rel
atives for the acts of kindness Civ
en- me in flowers, cards and gifts
during my six weeks of illness,
while in the hospital and at the
home of my brother-in-law and
sister-in-law, MI. and Mrs. Bert
Tate, 2033 Maple st.
Mrs. Pinkie Green.
1141 North goth st.
The Omaha guide., 1947-04-05
POPULAR TRIO

Archie Smith, Marshall Tate and
Curtis Kelly, better known as the
Harmony Three, are a very pop
ular trio.
1t all started in the Tech Revue
when these three Techsters gave
their version of "Ezekial Saw the
Wheel" Hitting the close harm
ony just right, they had the crowd
eating out of their hands.
Since then they have been re-
quested to sing on many different
occasions. They have sung at sew
eral grade schools, the First Cal
vary Church, and a city-wide Rec
Cross meeting.
The Omaha guide., 1947-04-05
JOINT COMMUNION SERVICES

JOINT COMMUNION SERVICES
The Paradise Baptist Church and
Pleasant Green Baptist Church
will have their annual Commun-
ion Services together. Easter Sun
day night, both churches will meet
at Rev. Adams church for Com
munion. All are invited to attend
"a very interesting service is
planned. The speaker will be the
Rev. Reynolds. So don't fail to
attend these Easter night Services
The Omaha guide., 1947-04-05
GIRL SCOUT NEWS

GIRL SCOUT NEWS
The Girl Scout Troop No. 62 met
at the home of Mrs. Cleone Muir
rell, Monday afternoon at 4 p. m.
we planned on going out skat-
ing this week but the weather
would not permit us to. We open
ed with Girl Scouts together and
closed with the taps.
Betty King, Pres,
Florence Bridges. Reporter
Mrs. Cleone Murrell, Leader.
The Omaha guide., 1947-04-05
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Sends
Basileus To Regional Conference

eral hundred guest. The affair is
opened to the public. We invite
everyone to come out and be a
guest of the Midwest Athletic
Club. The monthly social next
Sunday at $3.50 p. m. at the Near
Northside YMCA.
William Wynn, Reporter.
The Omaha guide., 1947-04-05
AT KANSAS CITY AAU.

In Kansas City last week at the
Junior National AAU. James Greg
DRY lost a decision in his first
fight. Gregory leading all the
way and always keeping his man
on the go, lost by a decision that
the fans booed for ten minutes.
James Warmack 118 of Omaha,
las leading his fight in all depart
ments only to be knocked out by a
desperation punch by his opponent
in the third round.
Alex McUack lost a decision to
the K. c. favorite Kurt Kennedy.
McNack rocked Kennedy several
times with hard rights but the K
G. heavyweight took them and re-
tailiated with some of his own.
thus McNack losing the decision.
The Omaha guide., 1947-04-05
The Week

New York Legislature passed a
bill outlawing any labor strikes.
Governor Dewey has signed the
The Omaha guide., 1947-04-05
JACKIE STILL RATES
THE

In the Professional World of
Baseball, Jackie Robinson still
rates the headlines. 1t looks as if
he will get to play first base for
the Dodgers. Robinson has never
played first base before, but he
looks like a natural in doing So.
The Omaha guide., 1947-04-05

READ The Greater OMAHA GUIDE
FOR THE BEST IN NEwS.....
LOCAL AND NATIONAL NEWS
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OTHER RESULTS:

Paul aMrtineZ knocked out Bot
Brannan of st. Paul in the second
oe Danos knocked out Dick Satter-
field in the second. Billy Corn
wall knocked out Norman Magstri
in third.
The Omaha guide., 1947-04-05
TEX BODDIE VS.. RIVIERA

Last Monday evening at the City
Auditorium I saw a much be-
wildered Tex Boddie trying to de-
fend himself against Kid Riviera,
of st. Louis night club bouncer.
Tex with the advantages failed to
use them. Tex had heighth and
reach I'VE his much shorter OPP
ponent and speed also, but what
good were they when not used
properly. I still say that when
Tex is taught to defend himself a.
gainst a fast left hook and learns
to step in and stab with that right,
then and only then dear reader,
will he have accomplished some
thing.
The Kid constantly would catch
Boddie on the side of the head
with a left hook an Boddie, instead
of stepping in, would step back
right into the path of that hook
thus setting himself up for what
followed. A knockout in the fifth
round.
It is not only my opinion, but al
so the opinion of others.-....I have
not just heard this, it is my opin-
ion and other opinions that is it
looked as if Tex did better when
he had Maxwell Butcher with him.
Butcher, no ball of fire in the
ring himself, but as a sparring
partner, he was tops. He would
keep Boddie on his toes. in other
words, Tex was a much sharper
puncher and a more "sure of him
self fighter than he is now. The
walkout of his training quarters
has been a day of regret.
900
BULL WINS OVER FAIRFIELD
In the sixth round special event
I saw Joe fairfield make a few
mistakes, in fact, in all Of his
fights he has done the same thing.
Joe leaves himself open too much
after leading with a left or right.
Jimmy Bull, a cool fighter with
quick reflexes, took advantage of
the situation and also the decision.
900
TRICK OUT OF BAG
In the opener Speedy Moore pull
ed a trick out of his bag when he
KOed Jackie O'Biren of st. Louis
in the first. O'Brien was leading
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HAWKINS Talking

in points but Speedy was leading
with a left hook and O'Brien lost
by being knocked out.
The Omaha guide., 1947-04-05

SOCCER TEAM
The Near Northside Y Soccer
team is at it again. They shut out
Falstaff to the tune of SO in the
City Recreation Spring Soccer
League opener Sunday. Center
Jim Hall accounted for four goals.
Hampton accounted for the 9TH
err.
Players for N. N. S. Y. are Peak.
King, Hall, Wise, Allen, Holliwell,
Merriwether, T. Dixon, F. Dixon,
Skinner, and Thomas with Will
liamS in the sub-role.
WITH THE PING PONGERS
The winers in the Northside Y
Ping Pong Lader Tournament are
The Omaha guide., 1947-04-05

son, Fred Gibson and Norris Pres.
ton.
The Omaha guide., 1947-04-05
BULL WINS OVER FAIRFIELD
TRICK W OF BAG

In the opener Speedy Moore pull
ed a trick out of his bag when he
KOed Jackie O'Biren of st. Louis
in the first. O'Brien was leading