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Evening star., 1949-05-02
EIwood Seal Recovering
From Odd Traffic Accident

Elwood II. Seal. former Cor
poration Counsel. Ia recoyering In
Doctors Hospital from effects OF
q freak tfaffie accident q week
ago.
Mr.. Seal. who has . home In
Warrenton. Va. was driving on
Route I'll from the Gold Cup
races there April - with his left
arm resting In the window of the
car. Something on truck pass
ing in the opposite direction
struck his elbow. sesering some
Of the bone.
Brought to the hospital here.
after preliminary treatment 81 the
Warrentyn Hospital. Mr.. Seal vas
given o blood transfusion. His
physician believes he wtii not lose
use of the arm. Mr.. Seal said
Evening star., 1949-05-02
Collision HurIsCoupIe
Through Windshield;
Four Others Injured

Two persons were thrown partly
through the windshield OF their
car today in q collision at Nine
teenth and I streets NE Four
others were sent to Casualty Hos
pital for treatment.
Most seriously injured were
Clarence Green, a. Of 1928 Owen
road NE. and his wife. Phyllis.
23, who were thrown against the
Windshield OF their car whensit
coIhded with q cab driven BY
Edgar L. Chinn. IS. colored of
the 500 block Of Fffty-sixth
street NE. z
The Greens two children. Rich
ard, 2, and Linda. !. riding in the
back seat OF the car. were treatod
|at Casualty for minor cuts and
bruises and win be released. hos
pital officials said.
Also admitted for possible head
and body injuries. officials said,
were Miss Carolyn Hackley. %,
colored. Of 1918 Benning road NE.
and p. James Preston. a. colored.
Of 925 Nineteenth street NE, both
passengers In the cab and clerks
at Veterans Administration Offices
here.
The cab driven by Mr.. Chinr
was travelling north on Nineteenth
street and the Greens car was
going west on I street when the
accident occurred. police said
Mr.. Green. . driver for the
Pepsi-Cola Bottling CO.. was ad-
mitted for head injuries and leg
cuts and his wife was treated for
shock and cuts about the face and
head. The windshield was shat
tered as the two were thrown
against 1t and the front end OF the
car was caved In by the impsct.
Evening star., 1949-05-02
lobbyist Finds
Photography,
Beer Don't Mix

Wilford Warner. an assistant
pay clerk at the Naval Gun fac
tory, was pursuing his photo
graphic hobby last night In the
basement darkroom Of his home
at 1893 Downing street NE.
He reached for . glass Of beer.
Today Mr.. Warner. %. was re-
ported In fair condition At Gal
linger Hospital.
In the dark. he had picked up
. glass containing bi-chlorfde Of
mercury instead Of the beer.
Evening star., 1949-05-02
optimist Club Sponsors
Network Breok fust Show

The National Capital Optitnlst
Club will sponsor. the Breakfast
Club program Of the American
Broadcasting Co. at II am. May
%. In Constitution Hall for the
benefit of the Washington Boys
Club. IL was announced today
Tickets are available At The
Hayes Concert Bureau. Campbell
Music Co. ii08 q street NV.
All seats are reserved at $40.
ti.s0. s2.4o and %. The two-hcsir
show win be broadcast locally
over wMAiA
Evening star., 1949-05-02

Club at 7:30
pm. Thursday
at the Willard
Hotel.
B e ore be-
coming presi-
dent Of the uni
versity in jan
uary. 1948, DR.,
Gallalee " q S
prof e s or Of
mechanical en-
& in e e ring at
Alabama for 81
years.
A native OF
Evening star., 1949-05-02

Four Washington and two
Maryland high school students
took top honors in the Third
Annual Evening Star Student
Calendar Art Contest and will
receive the 500 United States
Saving Bonds awarded to the six
artists whose work is selected
for use on next years Evening
Star calendars.
The first place winners were:
E. Walter May of Chamberlain
Vocational School. who submitted
a still life painted with an air
brush.
Raymond w. Musselwhite, jr..
of Montgomery Blair High School.
for a pastel containing a self
portrait ia his studio in which
were shown three landscapes. .
still life and calendar.
Alan Klawans Of Bladensburg
High School, who submitted q
steel min scene painted in oil.
Betty Hyman Of Roosevelt High
School who submitted an interior
scene in oil featuring an elderly
woman at a sewing machine.
Jean Royal of Woodrow Wilson
High School for a watercolor rural
scene.
Eugene Galasso Of Eastern High
School for a pen and ink and
water color scene Of a city square.
There were so many pictures
submitted In this years contest
that it was impossible to put them
all on display yesterday when the
two-week exhibition opened in the
lobby Of the Department Of Com
merce Building. However. addi-
tional facilities are being provided
and 1t is expected that by to-
night all, or nearly all. will be
presented for public inspection.
In addition to the six top prize
Evening star., 1949-05-02
Chesapeake Guild TO Meet

The 9Th annual meeting Of the
Chesapeake Regional Women .
Guild viii be held ~ $50 am- To-
morrow In Bethel Eyangeiical and
Reformed Church. 4347 Lee ocale-
ward. Arlington.
Evening star., 1949-05-02
President Of Alabama U.
To Address Alumni Here

DIR. John M. Gallalee, president
of the University of Alabama, will
speak at the annual banquet Of
the University of Alabama Alumni
Evening star., 1949-05-02
) Women Die, 6 Hunt
In Two-Car Crash
Near BeItsvile

Three women were killed and
six other persons injured in a
head-on collision OF two cars on
the Baltimore boulevard about
a mile south OF Beltsville yester-
day
The accident occurred, Mary
land State police said. when a
Northbound car occupied by six
Washington colored persons skid
ded out OF control when rounding
3 curve on the wet highway. Their
car skidded into the path OF one
headed toward Washington. and
oecapied BY q family from Spring
field. Mass. The impact hurled
four persons TO the highway.
Killed instantly were Mrs. Ross
A. Sims 81. Of Springficld. Mass.
Addie Abbot. colored, 1000 bloch
Seventeenth street NV. and
another colored woman who police
have not been able to identity.
Druggist Driving Car.
Mrs. Sims was riding In a car
driven by her husband. Robert
Sims. Il. a Springfield druggist
With them were their two chill
dren. Lois. 10. and Larry. 8.
Mr.. Sims and Lots were ad-
mitted TO Prince Georges Gen.
eral Hospital. where their condi-
tions were reported as satisfac-
tory today. Larry. who was unin-
tured. was taken to the home OF
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Hyman
Hyatt. 1925 Blagden avenue NV.
Driver OF the other car. police
said. was Shirley Holmes. IS. COL
ored. of 2034 Seventeenth street
NV. Mr.. Holmes. his wife Sara.
and Jack Brown. colored. 623 M
street NV. all were injured scri-
ously.
Another occupant of the
Holmes car. Henry l.. Cobb. 80.
colored. 53l9 Central avenue Sc.
was injured critically. All were
taken to Freedman's Hospital.
Two Children Saved.
Michael Tomack and James
Gleason. employees at the Colonial
Plaza Tourist Home. heard the
crash and pulled the two Sims
children from their wrecked au-
tomobile.
They said they saw four col
ored persons hurled from the other
car when II spun around after the
collision. Maryland State Troop
ers e. e. Hudgins and z. \. Grit
nth. who Investigated. said the In
jured and dead were scattered on
the highway for a 100 feet. The
injured were taken TO the hospi-
tails by the Bladensburg and
Branchville Rescue Squads.
Police said both Mr.. Sims and
Mr.. Holmes would face technical
charges Of manslaughter. Troopers
believe the Holmes car was round
ing the curve too fast. causing II
to skid On the slippery highway
Trooper Hudgins said speed def
nitely was Z contributing factor tc
the accident"
Mr.. Sims and his family wsre
en- route TO Washington TO yisi,
the Hyatts and other relatives. In
Guiding Nathan. Sidney and Saul
Sims. 1914 Downing street NE.
Police said the wrecked cars tied
up heavy Sunday trafiic for nearly
an hour.
New Yesk Woman Hurt.
Mrs. Elanor Kelierson, 90. of
Rochester. New York. was injured
yesterday when q car driven by
her son. Elmer. %. coliided with
another car on Rockville pike near
Edson lane
Mrs. Keilerson was taken 20
Suburban Hospital where her con-
dition was reported good. Her
son was uninjured.
Montgomery County police listed
driver Of the other car ~ Charles
r. Adams. IS. Of the 220o block
Sixteenth street Sc. who also
was uninjured. Police sAid Mr..
Adams car WAS turning around
when struck by the other car.
Evening star., 1949-05-02
Man Indicted
For Murder in
Staying Of Wife
Also Must Foce TroI
In WoundIne OF Her
Morine Companion

A SECOND -oegf~e s,usssef eha-rr
sas returned ey the Dssyset grAns
luTy TODAY against Clarence ".
Robertson. - In ts>e fatal shoot
lns Of sts "a year old W.fe whom
he found in ilse company o. a
Marine private
Another Indictment ehAgg~d
Robertson with shooting The Ma.
rine Pfc, Everett FEAsg - ct
Des Molnes, iowA, as he sAi beside
Mrs, Robertson IL hsT apartment,
at il?s Eleventh street NV
Capt jeremiah F7AiseTty ot the
homicide squad said Robertson
signed a statement that he broke
into the apartment, found hls wife
and the Marine sitiing wiih az,
other couple. and shot tAr two
In a n, OF jealousy Tie Reh~tt.
sons had been separated for sn,ne
weeks and Robertson had b~en
seeking q oneiliatian.
The Marine. stationed al Guam
tico, was shot In the SHOULDER.
chest and arm. The RoeertSons
2-year son Dennis aas IN an
adjoining room Of the apartment.
- Other Indictments.
The indictment vas one OF -
returned before Judge Rtohmend
b. keech. naming 81 persons,
Another true bill was returned
against Pvt Frank p Rocco =
soldier Twins Of Elwood. Pa.
charged with stealing q car from
Col. Fred NJ Dean. iS&l ThHtieth
street NV. on April }
Rocco Is accused Of pointing q
45-ealiber automatic at John X.
Burns. 4 State Department en-
ploye who shares an apartment
with Col Dean. Also involved in
the affair WAS Mrs jaeque!sne
Benham, %32s Hrandywlne street
NV. who was with Mr. Burma
Police said Rocco forced them
TO go 10 the Thtrtieth street hotne
for the car keys, then compelled
Mr. Burns To ride with him into
Virginia. Mi. Burns managed 10
escape near WOODBRIDGE. Va,
Rocco also is charged with theft
OF the automatic from Port BraRs.
He was arrested April ~ in North
Carolina, after spending two weeks
In a hospital for an appendeetomy.
Man Indicted In Robbery.
John L. Green. IS. eolofed. first
block OF Pierce street NV. was
indicted on six charges Of armed
robberies. In one Of the counts
he was accused OF robblng Samson
Mailman OF s2so in a store In the
1900 block Of First street NV on
January 81. Other counts charge
Green with robbery Of b A. v
food store at 1911 North Capitol
street and q store In the 1900
block OF Nineteenth street NV
Joseph Saber. 81. coiored. 400
block OF Eighth street EW. vas
indicted on a charge Of man
slaughter In the fatal beating Of
John Madden. 81. Of the 600 block
OF Sixth street NV. on March
20.
Jay Vernon. 81, eoiored. OF the
first block OF II street NE. vas
indicted on q sex charge involving
an ll-year -old eolored boy.
Three persons were named on
gambling charges. One OF them.
Oscar Bryant. 80. colored. 300
block OF O street NV. was ae-
cused OF setting UP and keeping
gaming table for betting on
games OF dice
Oscar 0riggs. 81. coiored. 1900
block OF Washington place NE.
and Thomas Clement. So. Of tho
5000 block OF Blaine street NE.
were charged with promoting
numbers game.
William r. Davis. ~. Of the
100 block of Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV. was indicted or, charge
OF unauthorized use OF an auto
mobile belonging 10 Representa-
tive Kearney. Republican, OF New
Evening star., 1949-05-02

Ports m oelth. 1een M. Gailaiss'
Va, he is a graduate Of the Uni
versity of Virginia. During World
War II. DR.. Gallalee was in charge
Of the Army training program at
the University of Alabama.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-15
NJ W $4,000

fCuniiuHlEd f.nn Page onef
ed and that hc Nould tske nut e.
build ug perntt from tae tf<
Samuel DRUDGE has th0 .aut
f.sI CUmstfuegsun
Ia ail there wlll b. an auaft
ments in the rnutrl Ths baisin
ull he of Funrrptr biusk pon
stfutttun ami wlil D. nnesfu n
every rUsuaxt
Then im nBinn g. tsuia tiat
unls usd sardsn in thr tat f
tluf.oa safd Cslsn tndsR It
all g. ab,al 13 icti Nl.ie anl llg
i,et ~ lenRth
Cuhen als8 announced t.aias
that BE- ts rsalg g. uhHntt plan
iof the gunstul, tiun uf 81 honee
in Atlantic ayenue ahsch ht plans
ip bufid "a total estimafl usst
uf sfuund stO0 coo 4 tas ruvf
tnE the buiiiine aa. gaui n
TIE Citlzen
lls added that plans and rn
fscatlons Sea ths bulidlua Hat Co.
O. ady 10 about thrrr eeek
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-15
BRANTUN RETIREs

tCoutinued Prom Page onel
ctrtiiicate of satisfactory seFxiee
and orders retirinE him q Enslsn
uSN Sc lie mentioned that he
and Braxton had entered Naval
servlrt about tie same time. esr-
T. d IN laIT and that there were
ftW of them left
&c concluded By saving There
asr two kinds oi Pas Matte
Thr k4ni Who iooks in tire book
ana can not do a. ana the Kind
uho iusks 10 the book and Can
. du Il gives We great pleasure %
b. here O. present you your ssr
wee rrcord and Wlsh you God
Speed
Ch.ei Daniel y Braxtun. Who
was botn IN Jackson County Flo-
AIDA hrst enlisted n the Navy ~
September 1917. "a Montgomery
Alabama. and served aboard the
eual burning battloshlps. USs De
/ lswafe and UsS Vermont lie 10
tsT Nas Transferred O. thc Fif-
/ teenth Naval % stuct panama.
and served wIth tht Armed Guard
Patrol IN both Atlantic and PaCi
. So s4dss uf thc Canal zone dur
ua World War
Discharged as Yeoman "a Class
+ D. attended Stctsun UNIVERSITY ln
Drlsnd Fimlda b,lore c. enlist
M "a tte Navy in 1872 40 this
ump be- changed hr rating from
. feom4n g. St1fvkcepsI and vent
Z lblltd ths IL truyvr pesry o.
ghfaltst and thc Asdltttrean u.s.
. uEa Alsxanaua. T2nasers. Post
Said ami through tie SucK Can
su An AsIatic CruisC including
urh countries as nu sia JaDan
CEna Phllipp mes Dutch Ea.t
( tndI,s followed IT, came bark O.
t4s W, ColA pi thg United
St-t. sla transpHft Completlng 4
T hl. ftt round thC wuTli cruise
AIpa utei Chief Stattkeepef ln
1925 Bfaxt.u 81. nt g. tsc New
Pas Duyr poB sl Plln,s uai
o. 4n. u.,n g. 8ut q une Nav-l
( AIt st4trn Auat1 ua ID G. il,r
+ b.. att, indeed niaht GLASSES. g ufr
National urt,f .tr laW S,hnI
Iu a. hugtun The srIl.ef Trem
G. aa f nest fsttf Ltfuu Haf,
duts t p,u.4s.i4 Ftmtda
o. IYa De- a.u. aitiari ihs US.s
. Atsau.a tfaN-ltu. g. NufWa,
SA Sen u uw4.k En4 ana
>,.usuL fr4n.t t,srl -us RAILS
Span I.rjuesi ana Ahlr O.
lauds Ate. ta.s iuur Hi rg dut,
th. >-E.l H..saf.H e. i-atllf-s.l. .r
Wa-hngtau % 4 was hle n-xt
lai.u
Bl4rt.r stturntei o. ss4 .n So
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-15

Mot Times - bat ileurqucz
- Barber "a Ftshcf S. I.awonCe
50
Most runs sooacd Kerr -
Balbs % Acsdof and Ofupea =
10
Most hits Hen qugz .. Rich-
ardson "a. Fisher Pickard l7. and
Bsrhef a.
Mot Double Kerr g. Hem
quez RtChardson and Fishsr !
each
Maet TRIPLES Chick , Richard
son
a si h0mcls Rlohard. S. keul
p T. Sweeting z Lawrenge 2
Most stolen base Packard l7.
Meado n Kerr Q Dyer 3. and
kvth q
Most saCIiilgc hIts Kerr 2
Chick 2. Richardson 2 Jarsbek 2
Most times fanneI-keily Us.
Jarabek . Orupeza 8
Most times walked Ken 81
Kelly "a Ofopesa % Hem iquez
"a. KIeoh 10
Most Tunes lanued HeEfquez
% B its o Mathis U WIzsl o.
FlshDI 8 SCcorv ! Campb,l g.
Bead ! pickard I Nelson !
k.Deh : ud walker
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-15

vennbsf. t94l. on the USS M,lvil
h. Ahieh progcedei tu Londlndsr
- Ireland and lceland where be-
azsstcd ~ the establishment 90
Unitsgi State bases lie also help
ed establish destroyer hasgs ln
Recife Branl where he So, ap-
puintsd Ensign. USN sc
Tours at duty Ia Guam and So
pna Gollowed He Aas discharged
in July. 1886. st thc Polowse RiV-
ea.Aavai Command IS 81 go dss
of terminal leave
Re enhsNnG as Chief Store
KEEPER. February ie47. BraSton
was transferred % tlW Naval ord
nance Unit KEY Wet until rs
retirement
Chief and Mr. Dansel = BfaX
ton have bcvn we'd fui - wears.
and have twu children III NeT
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-15

tSTANHUL - A soorer match
has bfousht feelings between
Greeks ant Turks o. tire highest
pitch slnCv the wur OF is12
There has been some serious
name culllnE. Thc foreign mln
tsters oi each country. speakins
before their rrspeCliv~ parliu-
ments. have betn Causiic There
have been serious anti -Creels
demoBsilatlons here
The new paper Zafer" u An.
kara remarked cda,0s tally that
the snCxet inrBient reflected the
eai chafastcfisg ~ the hood
l4ms We threw into tee aea al
Snsrua the ath II September
ug22I
Whiie un thesufiacc the matter
"a az mmn a aocger utatch. the aC-
tuai Clusc g.. ui course historic
A high PLACED Greek Diplomat
20 the height uf the dispute. said
There q, no ueed tying 20 de-
ceive oul eiyes The GREEKS and
ihc Turks astuallS cannot - cluse
friends Bat cold blotsded think
ma on both sadie Dictates the
absolute neccssitN oi oui cuiiab-
orauon
The two natiuns each buister-
al milltariiY and economically
b, America to huld back Com
munir,. arc bound tuss thet Un
dcl q friendship ecuuoule AMI
CultUlA treaty
ilsfes What brought abuut Soc
daA IS situation
The Greek staged thc 1nausl
Mvditetrancau Foolh.li Friend
shlp Cup matcises. ln the ftFHt
match thc Turks bsat the kNyp
uans and ln ths ssVund the
Greeks IN the third. the Turks
net the Italians There arc vari
uus versiuns. bsit ths aenrfai a.
o.pled uus ls that thc TURKS ~
tause infuFiatsd IS thulxs snds 0l
Crcrk spectator luudiY isNpssi
thr Turk and Chetred the tial
i4Es With the sCuge tled Z 2 and
the game nearly ove.. "a Italian
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-15
TO-DAY IL HISTORY
fEuow GmmEiCal

1879 Capture uI the .lmui
n.p5 Era0lr o.. tires. Hi Stony
punf uu ttr Hai-Yu ilum ue
Is .t b uulianf ,Apiut ui G'u-
Alff.ls Watu,
laIs : BlH.H fleet a.Is,s -
t., phaua. Rove. H e,uhd val
tIth Eualaud ,a ths -.sat -iaIm
70 nta.n " hIuglpn
1850 Thr So. and IoN lniau.
.I t.,I iaaf O. the tEitsi
Stl,.
1855 Ralpb Wslin Fnsrtu
aels.sl. ht.trH DHtuits S,haal
Aaa.rs nsi.r, lIar~-rd gfad
U4.ng ,Ia. laudwaIk 20 'hc
eat.r,. G.liu4i b.lW
1919 The B.arI .f Aisdtattun
.na &. urtflatlu .f.at.a n> Ceu
Du
1929 Toe Hoover Yarn B"-td
..s sttI
lWf WH,t pose bar, Nee
Yuk in DO. WINNIE M tNing
aruuI ths auIlI m undst eigf e
d5f
1912 Nagr order -il a4aie t'.
lataa. ai French aboteurs shot
thsf Rum,n foik to hsTh iai1"r
ana children o. hali melliutioi
5.4s Ra.,-,s,u order Bosrd
af Fnuumie Walt.r, headed u1
vi, p.e ideut Wall4c, abolished
Ipts-Prs idrut Truman az
rf.es ln Befl,u lal big Ihltc Con
terence
1a4-- ~ s. House order
iosa.t, uve .tigation nt aiI G's
erumtut employee
ls4a -0su Juhn } Perhu.g
t,.. n tn. al, ui 81 TrIm-n
GAIA. Conglcz O. speeiai seaa'"n
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-15
HISTORY REPEATS
TURKS BLAME SOCCER
LOSS ON POOR GREEKS

booted a goal The Turks protesi
ed he was ofiaisi Tire Greek
referee ruled u legal snd the
ttaiiana won.
Immediately after the HaFne
the Turks charFe. they we've set
upon ~ Greek partisanx and
mauied Turks tried to break IN
% TIE dIesslnN ruofA II the rel
eres bui police stopped them An
itaiian substitute walked tn irDgn
the field A Tlnk naked bun
severely
Sports writers FROM Isianbul
neNspapers opened up Paper
devoted entire front pages 90
bitter attacks against the Greek
Spsrts and student Hruups oF
Ranized protest meetings Tine
largest v a. held here the da} tire
defeated TURKS Italy retained
the cup - returned lnonu Sta
dium xas packed NASTY plas
ards Wefc every where Thcrc
we're fsw Greeks around
After the protest demonstra
ton ended thousands 81 the
denionslr atuTs marched through
htanbuls central snoppins DIS
trct intent on reaching the Greek
Consulate and thc Hellenic Club
A hastily put up barrie .ide snd
ftil company ol mounted police
stopped them
At the same time thousands ct
students tGicd tn margh un the
Ggcek Consulate 81 limit tine
Turk new maine lpf uld SnNrna
rhey failed The nskt dsy la.go0
demonstrated at Ankara and
SkcWtse failed ia an atten ~ O.
neuh ths Grvek En.basss Seul's
of smaller protects aevl hoped
arfoss the land
What due- 80 this pnrtsnd
Il s hard e. believe uhat "ui Of
a Alli uDm. ans hard aat tat
Change ~ normal relations Bui IS
has ieit q deep sCar un thc Wuf
risd Grrek minority q proved
a. them bow little thc fufk. haze
fofRoiten IA the pa.siue Vear-.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-15
0p-Dev Sta. Blimp
Ron: Tides-Inn,
VXlPlay Tonight

Two interesting snfthail Eames
are scneduied Zoe Bayview Park
tonight
ln thc filst Eame. Whirh sets
undcr Way "a TO o'clok. Will
bring together thc Op Dev Sta
and thc Biignp Ron.
in thg niehtrsp. starting q 2
o'Ciuek &iii &c the Tide lnn
pitted against the VNi Flyer Tor
thr FIRST time In tho Glass A
h-ague Tides Inn entered Cias
A in thp sesgsnd half ~ piss
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-15
YANKS, INDIANS WIN;
DODGERS BEAT REDS
Winner Has
Twin IIandicaps

SYDNEY. Australia lApl d
Copper. . school teacher. earn
ed hts twin sons in hfs arms O.
victory Fecenlly n a novelty
event u Bridgeport. Tasmania.
Australia a Csndltsun 1T the
ioairnee wa that Uarh parent
shasfid carry hi youngest Chld
Ia hia arms. Oi,sy ING the rude g.
TIE etief, Copper ovetcamc Il
atilble handicap with several
yards o. SPARE
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-15

non Goodman ~ Washington. ID
{ and Daniel n BraK'an a. ~
ChicaAa sn Army veteran sf
World War II
Tlw BraNtons reaiAc "a 81 q
Naxia AR Station. Kcy Wei ard
expect 81 make theiF future asmt
IN tire Miami area
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-15
Class b Averages

Batting agersKes 90 t1e Class
y Suithail league siiow that Mur
Henuqueg of the T,ies Inn with
an averaae uf 4&6 ieading AMI
Chiek ~ the Developmeni Sta
ti0n with an average of 42J The
average follow
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-15
LIEUT.. XOPATEk

fCoutintaeG nufn Page Nna1
palgn Medal and tpao stafa. 49,
attC Pactilc Ara Campaign Mcf
~ ant one star ard WoTid War
% Nttors Medal
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-15

IT, Adams DAIRY and the BAN.
80 Rwn tagged . pitchers bat.
tle bstWcgu Roberts and Griffin
Gr1iiu aeakened iu the ixth and
o. bamboo scofld iouI uans uu
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-15
Einlai Night Games
Insl NlRhts Red SeN
il~f~mls Iiaer~ And
fshillieN Heat Cards

NKN YORK July EIGHT
matt Famea WE'RE played last
nabt In 49, Naiianal and tBe Am.
e8fuam &.naKtsus.
o. tIN Amrucun. New York
Hanke aefatrd tine St Lnsils
hsowns SO the Cleveland Infii-
e. uou easily from the Philadel-
see Auhhurs "a the Bs.ton
No. Ssa taai the Deirtat Tigers.
a. wh.ie u1r Chicaeo White Sox
tfaas nnr frun the Washington
Nnatar ea
Mias Matsumai League ganles
fauma Frmklyn Dodgers nosing
nsst tise Cinrinnati Reds. q 5. Phil
msisinl 3 philiies hsating the So
ismls Camtiuais. 20 the Chicago
Euia aannina ffufn the bslston
hIaws g2 and the New York
Ctanta taxing one from the Pitts
hHNh f'irufes Is
Nfsf aeasrra
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-15
SONAR SCHOOL MAKES
SECOND STRAIGHT WIN
Defeats Hospital, a.,
B.oIsipo k0om Easily
Beat Adams llairy ~
The srore Of IS To- |

seruss sehuol made a tao
81 aia9i Nina in the seound half
Nh@n lhey Wun oVst the Naval
Ilu ls.ial ~ nlaht 6toA
u tne -secuna gasne the nasn q
besa ksM made "A tNu stfateit
ysiesf thsY won over the Adams
DalrN IS g.
dhT sonar Slhuol won the
Eans ugth one hif inuimg. the
thirf wtfn uiey scurtd eight
raanss tile iiaapital hsd scuFcd
tnfta lu a. third buh Il was not
enaawh Walker and Schulle hit
ainGAa and JaFabek hit : h1aner
o. centcg foF thc frst three runs
im O. husplial
ln~the llstsg an error. steal II
affunl wld pitch ami an ingisld
oai ana Packard soorcd the last
un lm I've lusers sonar acresl
thsir runs u ths third on six sin.
Ntss ana tsso walks. one error "a
bal 80 Vas Petersen wigh
O. sAsssta Af lle ainnen. Walkef
ems Fackard each hit two ~ she
luas1s.
T. ihc field Mgcofmick. Carl.
inatpn 90 Hakc wefe tln bss,
ior a. ssnners ard ior ths lBssrs
afileiir larabsk were ths bsst
Mt
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-15
SOFTBAIL STANDINGS
CBayview Parkl


. hits. z walks and tvsu eftnrs iu
tile seventh Lee Gutiin st.Hat tft
piIniShmunt WItho4d lau anl
tile munaerr tii wuuit not ig
move him Six hit- an1 q ~aik
im % uin that made tnt gam, o.
iurCe when u Nas such El,at
game
The Adam .luui anc ln th'
first their uuis ran ga "a ilsidsf
cioics. q A4lk and . mt IS Mal
Erat- la ths- sertsnu. t44aFtser Hlt 4
hmueI D. te tnt Cuunt and fruw
a. ole. a. oue scored until lht
fatal saith B1rtsss hlt thrse -al,
~ in four times at bat >aut-ana
hit lwo Castro and Jagk hil one
n two tfles falion hit one ~ hl
only time "a bat
In thr field thp hoys itH.
Smith Lane dld nui make au 90
Tor Hopkins. santana and klriH
were the bsst Blanco and Mai
grat were tie best Ga tnr lH.ef
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