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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-05-27

sorry he is bald-headed, my mis-
take. Here's one with his shirt
tail pulled up over his head. l
could go on and on with these
sights, but it would take too
much room in our column. 1t
happens to be just a bit anus
ing to see some of the things we
find in everyday life. Just
check this particular walk Cor
should l say rum of life due to
the rain and see for yourself.
Hold it, folks, there goes guy
with a RAIN COAT. Can you
imagine that?
The usual occurance accom-
panying a box of sweets, to a
lovely lady, is a birthday ami
versary or an anniversary of
some kind, or perhaps it could
be l."..... In this case, we, of
Dept. E, are beginning to think
it might be the latter. Who are
we speaking of, folks? Oh, sure
you guess. Just follow the sound
of all the Wolf Calls administer
ed on the floor, then 1 think you
can find our quarry. CA tip,
watch the plug tampers). The
thing that makes it bad for the
donor of the candy is that the
candy disappeared suddenly, and
the donor was caught eating the
sweets and when approached
about the deal he stated that
someone stole the box of candy.
We wonder, who? Could it be a
competitor? Cheer up c. and
A, we were only joking. Have
your fun you are only young
once and not too long at that.
Colonel Tarver This week we
turn the spot
Dept. E, End light of wei
come on a lovely core tamping
operator, Elsie Flick. She has
just returned to work after an
absence of three months due to
an injury to her arm. During
the period of her disability she
was saddened by the passing of
her mother. Your old friends
and co-Workers are happy to
have you back with them again,
Elsie.
Happy days are here again!
The Przybylski family have
three celebrations. Colonel,
Bob Smith gave us the write-up
on this. Ralph.
Union Office We are glad to
go, see Paul JUS
lst SHIFT tus back on
the 1st shift. Paul has a little
business on the side. He sells
floor coverings, television sets
and other appliances. What's the
Paul, short of money
like the rest of us?
Joe Emch was involved in a !
not of his own making.
Some rolls were knocked off the
canteen counter and Joe at
tempted to stop them from fall
ing and some of the other en-
ployees thought Joe was knock
ing them down. Joe feels pretty
bad about the incident because
he was not guilty.
The people in Dept. E 1st shift
are glad to see Ethel Avery back
at work. Ethel was off work
since February due to illness.
We hear by the "Rumor
Route" that Floyd Perkins, of
Eng. ms. in E, is willing to sell
MS house. Floyd says he would
like to get a place out of the
city. Here's hoping, Perky. Any
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-05-27
Cent BIome Labor

WASHINGTON OPA) The
old argument that labor's to
blame for the high cost of house
construction isn't true. Accord
ing to an article appearing in
the May issue of the Labor De-
partment's Monthly Labor Re-
view, pay roll at the site ac-
accounted for about IS of total
house construction costs in 1886
AZ the same proportion as for
1882.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-05-27

had for him. Says Eddie: &C.
guess l opened my m o u /
once too often" The event il
considered one of the most. ele
CANT and successful ones of the
season.
Needless to say, Eddie ISM
unhappy anymore.
Included among the numerous
gifts were: baby crib, high chair
training chair, baby shoes, play
pen, nursing bottle (filled with
whiskey), teething ring, powder
caster oil, ballon, rattle, cradle
and small bank account of 81
and a token.
In picture are: Left to right
Pearl Block, Phyllis Banach
Gertrude Thompson, Walter
Graft and of course the swell
guy in the front row with q
diaper pinned on his shirt) is
Eddie Barkholt, also in the pic
ture we have smiling Ann Haver-
man, Rose Rowe, Virginia Chill
cote, Gen Mcclellan, Martha
Crouch and the ''be-headed
man" is Bob Youngs
Thanks to Rose Rager and
Dolly Hufeld for furnishing the
camera and taking the picture
You did a very god job, girls.
Robt. Smith w h o o pee! A
Dept. E, End time onlv it's
not baseball, folks. Our lovely
Clara Przybylski, of Studs, is
really intending to celebrate and
we mean celebrate. Here is the
tripl play-Clara's 29th wedding
anniversary, her daughters get
ting aboard the Matrimonial Ex-
press that day and her youngest
daughter is having a birthday
All three fall on the same day,
that is really to be an occasion
for celebrating. Just remember
Clara, don't eat too much, don't
drink too much, don't sleep too
much, oh, WELL. Clara, just have
one big h-h-h-happy good time.
We extend our congratulations
to all three of you and may you
all have a lot more celebra-
tions to come. BY the way, folks,
the date is May 28th, on a Sat-
urday. Just think of the Sunday
to come, oh, brother!
Eh-h-h! Oh! My! Obi Gee!
Gosh! It's got 4 legs, it's got 8
legs, no, its got thousand legs
and its got stingers on its wings?
Oh, my, what am I going to do?
Hold it, folks, don't get excited,
as this girl. It's just our little
Mary Parasalti, of the plug tam
perS, who has just spotted a poor
little defenseless termite or bug,
crawling on the floor below her
Say Mary, watch that
lovely "Up-do" hair do or it
might come down. Cheer up,
Mary, there's lot of people
in our shop who would be as
scared as you are. Mary, why
don't you carry a pistol with
you and you will be safe, only
don't use. it on me, use it on the
,ermites.
Speaking of parades, (who
vas, Bob? RHY). Let's laugh a
little and watch the usual sights
and sometimes unusual ones
when our people get caught in
he rain going home from work.
Cor example: Some of the girls
With newspaper on their heads,
;ome with aprons on their
reads, some with paper bags,
ome with umbrellas carried
opened and out in front of them
md nothing on their heads.
Here's one, a girl with a silk
tocking draped over her head,
man with smooth object on
op of his head, whoops! I'm
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-05-27
Unit
By RALPH YOUNG, Secretary

GAYS EDDIE Its darn funny -. somebody is always
~ having party somebody but nobody has had
one and I've worked. at Champion 26 years"
Well now couldn't have Eddie after weeks
of careful and elaborate preparations surprise shower
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-06-16

Custer, Mrs. A. F. Neil and Mrs. Ern-
est Friend were among the guests at
a party at the home of Mrs. James
Driscoll, at Mill Run, Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Schlossnagle
and daughters spent Sunday in Acct
dent with relatives.
Mrs. Sadie E. Triplett, Cumberland,
and Mrs. Inez Starkey and Mrs.
Paula Fike, Clarksburg, W. Va, were
weekend guests of Rev. and Mrs. w.
E. Wade.
Mrs. Floyd Collins and daughter,
and Miss Margaret Bowmaster, of
Bruceton, w. Va, spent Monday with
Mrs. Jim Teets.
Miss Ruth Ernst, Health Nurse for
this district, is patient in Memorial
hospital Cumberland.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kamp and
daughter, Elizabeth, Pa, and Mrs.
Brookes Groves and Mrs. Henrietta
Lininger were Sunday evening visit
ors of Mrs. Matte Kamp.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Fike and family,
Swissvale, Pa, were weekend guests
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Fike.
Mrs. William j. Fraser and daugh-
ter Margaret and Miss Anne Cox, of
Newark, Delaware, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Ward X. Livengood for a
week.
Arnold Fox and niece, Miss Jane
Guard, attended the Music Festival,
at Philadelphia, Pa, on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Riley and
family were in Uniontown, Pa, Sun
day night.
Sunday afternoon visitors of Mrs.
Nettie Coddington were Mr.. and Mrs.
Laub, Markleysburg, Pa; Mrs. Laura
Conway, Pittsburgh, Pa; Mr., and
Mrs. Coddington and daughter, Acct
dent and Mrs. Henrietta Lininger.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Fox and son
Wilbur and Miss Jane Guard visited
friends in Fairmont, w. Va, Sunday.
Mrs. Ralph Swauger and Mrs.
Amos Friend were Thursday visitors
in Listonburg, Pa.
Mrs. Minnie B. Frantz and son
Stanley and Miss Joan Margrouger
were Thursday evening guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Ken Savage and Miss Kath-
ryn Friend.
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Tuesday dinner guests of Mrs.
Mona Teats and daughters, Reda and
Betty, were: Mrs. Frances Lancaster,
White Rock; Misses Jean Frantz,
Janet Fke, Dorothy Friend, Elsie
Sisler and Virginia Shoemaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Hoff and
daughter returned to McComas, ILL.,,
after a two weeks visit here with Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Hoff.
Miss Marian Kelley, of Pittsburgh,
Pa, was visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
Frantz and family for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Frantz and
daughter Thelma Jean were visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Kim HENDERSON, Mark
leysburg, Pa, on Sunday evening.
Mrs. r. d. Swauger and daughter
Rebecca and Mrs. Amos Friend and
daughter Sherry attended a picnic at
Harrington Manor last Wednesday
with the formers husband and the
10th grade students of the school.
Robert Schroyer and Miss Mary
Murphy visited Miss jeanne Fisher,
Memorial Hospital, Cumberland, on
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Annie HENDERSON spent Sat
uIudH cllbtluOOil WIFI AlCl held llbCl
Mrs. Frieda Riley.
Miss Betty Teats is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Lancaster, White
Rock
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Watson and Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Watson, Terra Alta,
w. Va, were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Orval Rush.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Selby and Mr..
and Mrs. Laurence Selby spent a few
day at Williamsburg, Va, with their
aunt, Mrs. Mary Selby Iturralde. The
latter's husband, Victor Iturralde, had
been visiting his relatives in Spain,
suffered a heart attack and passed
away.
Weekend guests of Mrs. J. ].
Friend and daughter Nellie were Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Burnside and chill
dren, Hopwood, Pa; Allen Friend, of
Denbo, Pa, and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Friend, of Allison, Pa. Miss Betty
Burnside remained for a week.
Weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Savage were Mrs. A. j.
Purdy and granddaughter Jeddy Ma
RE Magrogan, Roland Gistedt and
son Ronald, of Baltimore; and John
Scarborough, Fort Howard. They all
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Friend
on Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Tompson and
son Garry, and Sammy Wilhelm, of
Covington, Va, were the weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Van
Sickle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Johnson and
children, Cresaptown, were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. d. Mason, Oak
land, were Sunday guests of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Grove.
Miss Carole Louise VanSicklc is
confined to her home with measles.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
J. Black were Mr.. and Mrs. E. B.
Black and Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Black,
of Confluence, Pa.
Visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. John De-
vine and Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Friend
were Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Schroyer and
family, Accident; Miss Mae Schroyer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Propst and
daughter, Rebecca, Sabraton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hagenbuch, of
Dayton, Ohio, were Monday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Miller and fam
lily.
Mrs. w. J. Glenn. Mrs. Aubrey
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Mrs. bud" Friend was hostess to
party of Is at her home on Friday
evening.
Mrs. Russell Wright returned to
her home Sunday after having a
major operation at Memorial hospital
Cumberland. She is much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Friend and
family, Girard, Ohio, were here over
the weekend with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Everson, Key
ser, w. Va, were Sunday guests of
Mrs. Ethel Metheny.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Schroyer were
Sunday evening visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Swauger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Custer visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Stanton, Deep Creek
Lake, Sunday.
Mrs. R. o. Mccullough, Jr., is at
tending the Rural Women's Short
Course at College Park, this week.
Miss Hazel Schlossnagle spent
Thursday in Accident with relatives.
Mrs. Mary Shevel was a Monday
evening dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs
C. w. Schroyer.
Mrs. Byard Liston returned to her
home at Confluence, Pa, Saturday
after spending few days with hel
father, w. w. Savage, and her broth
er-in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs
William Rose. Both Mr.. Rose and
Mr.. Savage have been seriously i'll
but are improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rush spent
Sunday with Mrs. Asa B. Friend at
Hoyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Selby, OF
Roselle, N. j., are visiting relatives
here for some time. They were Sun
day evening dinner guests of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Clinton Shaffer, Oakland.
Bruce Jenkins and son Johnny, OF
Oakland, are visiting his parents, Mr.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-06-16
Receive Instructions
On Forest Surveys

Men who are to make a forest and
game survey for Maryland are receiv-
ing instruction this week on how to
do it at a school conducted by eX-
pets at New Germany. The school
was scheduled yesterday and today.
Experts are members of the North
eastern Forest Experiment station,
Upper Darby, Pa. Some 30 students
from Maryland and adjoining states
are attending and include field men
from eastern states and personnel of
the State Department of Forests and
Parks who will make the forest and
game survey for Maryland.
Instructions in map reading and
aerial photography Interpretation to
aid crews in determining species and
sizes of trees, are being given. Aerial
photographs already have been made
in Garrett and Allegany counties.
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and Mrs. Orval Jenkins. Mrs. Jenkins
and son Bruce spent Monday in Cum
berland on business.
Mrs. Adair Daley and daughter,
Christy, left Saturday for Baltimore,
to be guests of her sister, Mrs. Col
lett and family, for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wallace and
daughter, of West Union, w. Va, are
visiting her mother, Mrs. Harvey
Friend. Mr.. Friend is a business cal
Ter in Ohio.
Mrs. William Durham was a Sun
day afternoon guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Clarence Wicklow, Accident.
DR.. and Mrs. H. F. Glover and son
Tommy spent several days in Wash
ington, D. c. Mrs. James Oliver and
sons, who had been guests at the
Glover home, returned to Washing
ton with them.
Mrs. Nellie Wheeler, Mrs. H. L.
Shoemaker and great grandson, Ter
ry Shultz, Mrs. Pearl Shultz and Mrs.
Helen Frazee were Uniontown shop
pers on Friday.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lytle
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FRIENDSVILLE


A number of local farmers were
guests of the Rotary club Monday at
which time Howard White and Bruce
Swisher gave talks on Farming for
Better Living
The Files Sisters rendered two Sc
lections.
Among the guests were: Walter
HENDERSON, Glenn Frazee, Blaine
Friend, Foster Yost, Willis Silver
Sam Friend, Clark Schlossnagle, Earl
Ault, Hobart Bishoff, w. w. Dewitt,
Robert Alexander, James Vitez. Visit
ing Rotarians were L. Bush Swisher,
of MorgantOwn, w. Va; c. c. Barn
ard. Martinsburg, Pa; d. S. Crane,
OF Terra Alta, e. J. Fedhe, Of Terra
Alta; Willard Elliott, Tom eraser,
and Ray Crowthers, of Oakland.
Church Services
Methodist services for Sunday,
June 18th: Sang Run, 1880 a. M;
Selbysport, 9:30 a. m.
The Files sisters quartet, of Wiley
Ford, are holding a weeks meeting
in the Methodist church. The girls
play musical instruments and sing.
Gloria Files also brings the gospel
message.
EDHONCl
Mrs Jim Teets and Mrs. Warren
Teets were hostesses fer a shower for
Mr.. and Mrs. Junior Teets, Friday
evening. The latter, Mrs. Teets, is a
German war bride. The following
guests were entertained at a lawn
party at the home of Mrs. Jim Teets:
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Teats, Mr.. and
Mrs. Orval Teats, Mr.. and Mrs. Bud
Umbel and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Don
limbaugh and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Lauler and daughters,
Mrs. Arthur Teats and daughter, and
the honored guests and their son.
Homemaker's Meeting
Mrs. Stanley Teats will entertain
the Homemakers club at her home,
June 23rd at 1870 p. m. Mrs. Leroy
Hostetler is co-hostess.
Auxiliary Meeting
Mrs. Pearl VanSickle entertained
II members of the Ladies' Auxiliary
of the Friendsville Fire company at
her home Monday evening. The fol
lowing were elected: Alta Schloss-
magic, president; Fern Lininger, vice
president; Dolly HENDERSON, secre-
tary; Betty Lou Selby, treasurer.
The group volunteered to give the
Firemen $4,000. Plans are being
made to purchase capes for the re-
mainder of the uniform.
The July meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Pearl Bittner.
Marriage
Miss Amy Ellen Fike and Robert
Luther Nedrow were united in mar
riage in single ring ceremony at
the Methodist parsonage, Sunday eve
ming at o'clock. The bride was at
tired in a white outfit. Witnesses
were Irene Nedrow, Cecil r. Sisler,
Mrs. Hettie Nedrow, Mrs. Wesley
Fike and Mrs. Darius Fike.
Birth
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Friend an
nounce the birth Of daughter at Me-
mortal hospital, Cumberland, Satur-
day.
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for the weekend were Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hiles, Confluence, Pa; Mr..
and Mrs. j. f. burst, McClelland-
town, Pa; and Miss Ada Faye burst
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lewis and daugh-
tiers and Mrs. Bessie Frantz and son
Howard, Pittsburgh, Pa, sent Sun
day here with relatives. Mr.. Lewis
and Mr.. Frantz returned to Pitts
burgh, while the others remained for
a longer visit.
The WSCS of Blooming Rose met
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Blaine
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Friend. The day was spent in quilt
ing and a dinner was served at noon.
Edgar Bender spent the weekend
with Mrs. Iona HENDERSON and
daughter Fay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Friend, Mrs.
Blaine Friend and Miss Fay Humber
son spent Tuesday in Meyersdale, on
business.
There will be a festival at the
Blooming Rose church, Saturday
evening, June Is, sponsored by the
WSCS.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-06-16

President Truman hung the de-
scription "headline hunters" on
people who start espionage and loyal
ty Investigations, and John L. Lewis.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-06-16

Mrs. w. j. Glenn. Mrs. Aubrey
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-16

Tm Curltt ga tlTr uiffU..H
gate ~elterWciEht unNfuE ,faH
piun Is captain glcet ui tft slfa
rust UNIVERSITY tIte uuuiIf
team
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-16
Game Starts "
Is3O n. VI. 20 Mmkrr :
lirlsl; ta~icIlanos
I'ilrlir- Ior lul,an-

Baseball gsfne srirtiul,-I Co. o.
usurruw ~ wickcrs Ffrld 20 8u
q m wIll bring the H., v, -
Cubsns against the Cuhan Stars
Thls vii bc their sCcund meet
ing Tc first was wun bt tHc
Stars. 5 O. and thc Key Wet
bo,s src golng oui for revenge
and Wlil give .ncm all q run fur
their maney
II Is cxpcctcd that Casisllanu
will pitch .ur N,y Wcst and
Bunsy Vtllarcal or Mone"ln san
chez Cos the starr
Arnando AccVcdo uf thc ket
West Cuhans says that hc has
strengthened the club cunsldcfa.
bis and that his team Will nut b.
an EASY victim
Mario SanChcf manager of the
Stars. claims he bas tour pitChers
ready for nHlnd duty
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-16
TODAY ~ HISTORY

l79s The Mnn a Sar
DieEn. FIRST 81 ihe 2 mt a
ilournts on ths pwffi. Cas {
dssiieatcd hy padfe IunWeua
Sierra
1881 Died o. Spfn fleld lii
aged 81. Mrs Abraham Laneniu
1915 The pgnaama Canal hfst
ussd ~ 4 $ shlp q vhf
1915 The Russian rogai family
killed
1923 Congfcss RESTORES e. the
Indians thclr odd border pI8sIl.
csc of crossing into Canaaa "a
Niil
1884 General nuks beElna .n
San FrancisUo
t9si Germams wtihiu severed
hundred mites II Mmcoa
l9f2 Little Steel ANafd nt
the Wa Labor BsaFd
Alhcd homllprrs drop a.ii-
honz oi leaflets ou iiait wiih
Roosevelt Churrhlll uieasaar ifa
Etslisns a. stop the s-af
iaaS-The fra utosn heHah -
perimentally uxpluigd "a t'a
AiautoEorsa numlhtma bamas r
NVW MgKiro
lsss q s stuei efanis pas
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-16
" III iOI SuffEy
Victim of The
Times

Mrs a I upIsr susl afe sfanS
o. speni thr stsnaialer - tils ea,rt
- uauni
Mf ~ Nu a. see tam aT=-uA
ing iipn uurnnf tlief if that go
unC h# o. faud
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-16
AS DEFEAT INDIANS;
YANKS BLANK BROWNS
Sports Calendar
SslFTHAII.
tbaYvtew Fark. Niuhil
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MONDAY
First-Adams DAIRY ". FlYers
ScCund-Op D,v Sta IS Hos
pital
E1jESDAY-
FirFf Bambsso Room IS Tides
Inn
Sccond Blimp Ron vs sonar
Srhuol
THURSDAY
First Tides Inn vs. Adam,
Dauy
Second Blimp Ron ~ y ~,
pital
FRIDAY
Fust Bamboo Room - Fls
rts
Sccund Sousf Schusil - Op
IhCN Sta
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-16
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
fNnow AmnFtCn1

kathleen Morris IT California.
novelist born in san Francisco.
- wears ago
ia uela Schisk of Nev York.
IrrdlcatriCtan. discuvcrcF og the
~.hIrk test fof dipihcfa. born in
HUNGARY - wears asa.
Ginger Rogers. actress. born In
independence Mo ~ years aga.
Barbara StanWVrk actress.
frsru in Brboklyn. y Y a. wears
s-n
Alhrft Goldman. postmaster II
Nrs York Citv iHlrn ga New
Nmk. 81 wears aRn
Afihul SwortscL United Na
..nr uils,ial lsYsn in Boston. 81
tafe aEu.
Bowen e. e Sonnt D Tuiis. a.
ul born n Dptun 81 yeau ago
lIInms Is known a. ihc such
60 .tatf
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-16

IN ~ tries British amateur
Eoliers have son onls on, Waik
er Cup mateh-ln 1883
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-16
OP-DEV-STA DEFEATS
BLIMP-RON LAST NIGHT

same IN tie Class A League
TIE Tidcs Inn. winners of the
i,rst half nf the Class n league
.hsvc mnvcd IN thc faster tsup
with case. Their other win was
over the Adams Dairy
Last night the Tides Inn Smash
Ell thc Flyers ~ to
The FLYERS scnred thrir SIX runs
of Williams on 3 hits TIE Tslrs
Inn gathered snly 9 hits. hul
mafic them gopd foF ~ runs
Sinclair started f0r the FLYERS
and walked iWo hatstcrs. Jenkins
relieved him and threw o. siK bai
tiers. walking four and siluWing
llcnrlquCg o. double
The Flyers scurcd tso 10 the
FIRST on e Walk and doubles hv
sutton and Hornrr In thc fourth.
hit and hit hatsmen. hsldcr's
choicc and sutton hit q triple
and three runs scorcd.
A single inhcld cat brought
thc last FLYER sCruss the plate
~ bat tire bcst were. Henri
qticz with . douhle and = single
Pop Walker with q homer. Kerr
a single and a double. Williams
wtth tveu sfnglcs
Fnr the FlyCrs. the hs>t wrrr
sutton WIth a duublu and a ifip
o.. Hurner with a single and .
duuhlp
o. the npld sutton. ilauell ant
NsTkiin wcrr thc brst fur the
luscrs and iirnrquex. Walker ami
Willlmas iuF thu wInnCrs
RH D
VXi Flycrs g . I
Tidrs Inn i3 g 3
Battery Sinclsir Jenkins. Sli
ten. ArrinGton. Marklsn. VII
hams snd Pup walker
summary ilnmcr. Walker B
base hits sutton z baso hits
sutton. iiurneF Kerr. HcnFtqsscx
Walker Stolen bases HcnrtqucS
). Ofupssa. Kerr Walker. Kelly
Williams SaCrifiCc hits. Flcitas
FannCd by Williams . jenkins 2
Walks off Williams 2. Sinclair 2.
Jenkins q. Arlington I. Sutton
Winnof Williams L,ser jenkins
Time : huuF 90 mlnutrs Umpire
Griffin and Ahstun SCurUr. Agu
lar
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-16

rsies Inn won their second
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-16
Tisles-Imu Wins Over
WI Flyers Close
N~ore IN lDr,rlop-
aaaenl { omtr-t

~ lasi nirhls douhlc bill. ihr
upGhuVsaa wun over tho Hlimp
Hun and pushed thcm into the
ewilaf. and thr Tides Inn won
oNeF tiir FLYERS ~ q l3 g. q scorr
Em tiie first game the Blimp
Hfn sruTe8 twn IN thr first un
thFee hlis and q walk. onc in the
ereuma um a walk and q hit. and
mrEnT
~ tiae third lnninE. thc Dcvsi
ugnmrui boea scurcd seven runs a.
take fhe lead on tao walks. two
hils and one efruT and Mcneil
wmmf e. ere showers and Adkins
nfgrisd the rest ai the game
n this inning. Hughes walked
mmd FISHER hii hulmcr The
n8mps tacd tne ouunt in thc 4th
go tws hits. tao walks and q
haamer ~ Richardson and four
runs eCuFcd
Ia tlse eighth. Fisher singled.
WltEei bunts safety and smith hit
= ifplr and tWo runs sCuFvd and
zausr mas over
a. hat naehardisun hIt three mad
hfaler and Sielno hlt tau each
~ isssrra
Fssr tte wimners Smith. Chisk
ard FISHER each hit tWo safely
n tlr field Dewitt Butcher
masd hdkins wprc the bs-st fuf
fiaa tssrFe amd t.awrpnre. Camp
heil ami i.arsru ior winners
tsuA SsyTe
n "a T.
Niwp nun . g
OgGietSta 80 2
mafterv MrNeai. Adkins ami
Nfran Alien. Witfrl and i.ar.cn
summary llnnrfs. Richardson
Flafser s.hsae bats. smith base
htts Nirhsrsismm Sfuiun baess
Amigh. Campbell 2. Larsen Wit.
Wl StFtack Oan bv Alien Witfel
a MENeal q Adkins !. Walks by
Alien d WHzcl 7. MrNsal 5. Ad
klna . Daahle plays. Richardson
q ilewiti b. kcmplcy Time J hr
- minmtss. umpirC Griffin and
Amstpn
rniea Inn wun their seCond
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-16

TENNIS
haTvisw Park AfssFn0ona
and Nights
Daily play
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-16

SKATING
Bavvisw Park. niahf
FRIDAY
T30 a. y 00 pm