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LEGALS :
NOTICE


NOTICE is hereby given that the
Trustees of the Internal Improve
ment Fund of the State of Florida
Pursuant to Law. will offer for sale,
for objections only. in Tallahassee
Florida. at II 90 O'Clock A. 81. Sep
tember 9Th, 1919, the land In MON
ROE COUNTY. described, as follows
Parcel No. A Beginning at
point on the center line Of L. S.
Highway No. i Overseas High
way). said point being fifteen
hundred feet westerly of
measured along said center line
the westerly edge of the
westerly approach slab OF the
channel No. Bridge and said
Center Line here bearing $. SO
o. w; Thence northeriy, per-
pendicular to said Center Line
two hundred feet to Q point.
said point being the Point of
Beginning of the property here
in described; Thepce continuing
northerly. perpendicular to said
Center line, two hundred feet to
Point: Thence westerly, paral-
lei to said Center Line four
hundred feet to point; Thence
Southerly perpendicular ia said
Center Line, two hundred feet
To q point; Thence eaSterly par
allel to said Center line. four
hundred feet To the Point of Re-
ginning, containing 1888 acres,
more or less.
Parcel "R" beginning at a point
on the Center line Of T.. S. High
way No. Overseas Highway,
said point being twenty four
hundred feet westerly of
measured along sgid Center
Line - the westerly edge of
the westerly approach slab of
the Channel No. Bridge and
said Center Line here bearing
S. SO or W; Thence norther-
~ perpendicular TO said Center
Line, two hundred feet to a
Point. Said point being the
Point of Beginning of the prop
erty herein describeda Thence
continuing northerly, perpen-
dicular to said Center Line. two
hundred feet TO point; Thence
westerly. parallel to said Gem
ter Line. six hundred feet to q
Point; Thence sOutherly per-
pendicularly to said Center
Line, two hundred feet to n
Point: Thence easterly parallel
TO said Center Line six hundred
feet to the Point of Beginning,
containing 2.75 acres. more or
less. a.
The Purchaser is required to pa!
the advertising cost.
The Sale, If and when made
shall be subject to the Trustee
reserving unto themselves 75ea o
the phosphate, minerals and metal
and 500 of the petroleum thereon
or Hereunder. All fashionable ma
terialS are reserved.
THE TRUSTEES OF INTERNAL
IMPROVEMENT FUND reserve tn
right to reject the sale.
BY ORDER of the Trustees o
/. |. Fund of the State of'Florida.
FULLER WARREN,
Governor.
Attest: .f
f. c. Elliot. re-
aug,5-l2-1S-26; sept2, 1919
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ton !. win. of course % unnsse'
The agent completed ssvsFsl
There now. if you'n iusi nisn
at the bottom" he held tne ~
plication form nat On hls - - .
case while Mrs Warnock alKkN
where he indicated
She looked up a. him inn'iIf
ingly. "When win / set the ll@I
icy. and when nm ] supposes =
He laughed az her sagernena
"You pay your part % ne t'
premium today. Wen look altl
the balance. as ! explained 80
you. Ill see that your polIEH &
rushed through. Il might ~ tNl4e
for you 20 pick the policy 90
yourself. Three Of us have . nall
Of headquarters "a tbs end II
town. in q laundry store, TIE La.
erty Laundry on Maple Street
Do you know ltg"
Fin nodded. 4 know ahs.'
where Il Is"
"Fine." Owens stuffed the
papers back into the case. MetA.
odically. he screwed the cau a.
his pen and clipped q into ~
pocket. "come in sulnelime So
urday morning. and III have
everything ready Cor you
He looked about him. yes. %.
deed, Mrs. Wariiock. you've rae1S
an excellent Investment ard
know you won't regret IL in
give you q sense OF security."
Al UNIT SARAH MURzoN -.
"A garded DeFria with : halefel
look. you're foolish and sihsil.
nate" Sarah said angrliy.
Derria put her arm arouna
Sarah's thin shoulders
Il think you're Just . ~
peeved that you weren't her
when 10 all happened, Look. Ia
not exactly accustomed 90 heinz
made a fool Of. Nobody'a golna q
walk in on me and ash Der mt
help. and then walk right out q
the picture when IL suits them
not to mention the nerve 81 tak.
ing my car 20 do it with.
II haven't anything much q
90 on" she continued. "baf 4 fpf
that ! owe IL to myself % ~ back
to where IL all started and taks
look around.
No." she interrupted. q Sarah
was about 10 protest dat
want you 20 60 along. II I'm O..
ing to get anywhere % an ! feel
can do better aione. pa cd
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The other night Lindys introduced to Popocute
peh noned Esukios Representatives, the Greek
wrester-beer known the oehod the Hooded Cobra
You nressid in wrosing? the moshundmuu artist ask
ed pleasantly.
Not poIcuorlYI Sold Il hear tell the business is full
of crooks"
rs wronq" soid the Cobra In United Schnopes. wrust
ling sport whot be- Why? Because
bet Is lax betting Oh flemish of muscal comedy show
'Who mokes you think people don't bet musicol com
edy shows?" suid. But never mind. go on.
Only place wrestling is crooked sometime is Sout Amer
icu the Cobra continued Fnstunce Ecuador where tree
months ago ween Plenny money by losing
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planned the Cobra. 81 slip out of
arena, then out of town, then
out of Ecuador.
Just then, a good-looking wo-
man pushed her way through
Mr.. Lindy's revolving door,
spotted the wrestler at my ta-
BILE, and began jaber-wockying
away at him in Spanish.
wait for in in car, babies, !
Ezaklios said, taffectionately. 4
am weeth you in minoot."
who's the lady?' asked,
when we were, alone again.
"Wife of Senior Ramon" said
the Cobra. When she gat final
divorce, she become Meesus Pap
panokiyulikos."
81 thought you said wrestling
was an honest sport" / said.
"Wrastling, yes" said Ezaklios.
Love, by frien', of course, is
horse of differtn collar"
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IN THE CIRUCIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR Mon
ROE COUNTY. IN CHANCEHN.
Case No. 11-9iS
ARMAND0 COBO,
Plaintiff, SUIT TO
VS.. QTIET TITLE
JOHN s. BRISTOL, ct al,
Defendants.
NOTICE TO APPEAR
THE STATE OF FLORIDA
TO: Nasx4S&s
JOHN S. BRISTOL. and. II mar
ried, MRS. JOHN s. BRISTOL.
W. S5th Street, New York, y. Y. II
living, and. if either or both by
dead, the heirs, devisees. grantees.
asSignees. lienors, creditors. trus-
tees and all parties claiming in
terest by, through, under or against
said defendants. deceased; or other
wise, and all parties having or
claiming to have, any right. title
or interest in the following de-
scribed real property. situate, lying
and being in the County of Mon
roe and state OF Florida. to-wit:
On the island of Key West and
known on The Key West Foun-
dation Company's plat Num-
Der One % as Lots number
Thirty-two (32) Thirty-Three
(33) and Thirty-four (34D or
Block Two CD. The diagram Of
said plat is recorded in plat
Book one Cd, Page one Hum
dred Fifty Five O55). Monroe
County Records.
YOU AND EACH OF YOU are
hereby required to appear In the
| above entitled cause in the Circuit
Court of the Eleventh Judicial Cir
| cult of the State of Florida, In and
| for Monroe County, Florida, the
| title of which said cause is hereby
made a part of this order as il full
ly set forth herein, on the End day
| of September, a. l.. I949, To answer
| the Bill of Complaint filed against
you in said cause; otherwise a De
| cree Pro ConfessO will he entered
| against you and each of you.
The Bill of Complaint filed here
! in is for the purpose of quoting
| title Of plaintiff with reference Ia
| the above described real property.
WITNESS my hand and the off
cial seal of this Court this. 2Sth
! DAY of July, A. -. l949.
| (Seal) EARL X. ADAMS,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida
BY: tsd) Anne G.. Longworth,
| Deputy Clerk.
]. Y. Porter. ".
| Solicitor for Plaintiff
july-2s; aug.5-i2-l9.I949.
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Mail The Citizen to Relatives
LEGALS

NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME STATUTE
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned desiring to engage
in business under the fictitious
name of Victory Juvenile Co.." 534
Duval Street, Key West, Florida. in
tend to register said fictitious name
with the Clerk of the Circuit Court
of Monroe County, Florida.
Dated July 81, 1919.
CLAIRE ARLEN,
NJ. c. HODES,
Sole Owners.
july-22-29: aug. 5-12. 1919.
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q pastHaie D.
went a. An
herst CslisEi
where BE- wa
a elias gniate ui
Calvin CsEi
idge After hl
graduation ln
1907 he enie
ed an ediisHiai
career that ka
TO the forrua
- -
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TODAYS
BIRTHDAY

BRUCE FairchildD BARTON
born Aug. S. iaa6. ~ hphfins
Tenn. son Of a congreeaf nnalisi
minister. After a DOyhood - Oak
Park. Ill. where bis lalhlI ha-l
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vs.
WILLIAM STUBS,
NOTICE OF
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Notice is hereby given that under
and pursuant to the authority or an
Order of Sale heretofore entered in
the above entitled cause by the
Honorable Aquilino Lopez, Jr., one
of the Judges of the Circuit Court
of the Eleventh judicial Circuit of
the State of Florida, in and for Mon
roe County, on the 4th day of
August, A. u. 1919, the undersigned
as Commissioners in Partition here
tofore appointed by the Court, pur-
suant to SaiG Order and the terms
thereof. will offer for sale and sell
at public cutlery to the highest and
best bidder for cash, ut the front
door of the County Court House of
Monroe County, in the City of Key
West, Florida, on Monday, the 18th
day of September, A. -. 1919, be
tween the hours of 1900 o'clock
A. NJ. and 900 o'clock +. NJ. the
same being legal sales day and
the legal hours of sale, the follow =
ing described property situate, lying
and being in the County of Monroe,
State of Florida, to-wit:
ON the island of Key West and
is part of Tract Ten U0) ac-
cOrding to william A. White
heads Map of said Island. de-
lineating in February A. ID.
1929. but now better known as
part of Lots Twentyfour (24)
and Twenty-Five (25) in Square
One Cd of Tract Ten U0) ac-
cordinR to T.. G. HOwe's Diagram
of said Tract Ten U0) duly re-
corded in Monroe County Flori-
da Public Records Commence
ing at point on the Easterly
side of Thomas Street, distant
Fifty 500 feet from the corner
of Thomas and Julia Streets
and running thence along said
Thomas Street in a Southeast
erly direction Thirty-eight (3S)
feet; thence at right angles in
Northeasterly direction Fifty
$50 feet; thence at right angles
in Northwesterly direction
Thirty-eight (3Sl feet: thence
at right angles in a Southwest
erly direction Fifty (50) feet to
the point of beginning. Refer
ence being had to a Deed re-
corded in Book Xxx of Record
of Deeds. page 2O3. Monroe
together withethe tenements and
hereditamentS therennto belonging
| or in anywise appertafning.
(sd) AGNES W. VILLAR,
(sd) j. FRANK ROBERTS,
(sd) LOUISA ID. PARKS,
(sd) John G. Sawyer,
Solicitor for Plaintiff:
aug, 5l2-19-2e, 1919
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NOTICE TO APPEAR
THE STATE OF FLORIDA
TO: EVA HOWE,
Address Unknown.
TAKE NOTICE that a suit for di-
Vorce has been brought against you
in the Circuit Court of the Eleventh
Judicial Circuit in and for Monroe
County, Florida, entitled JAMES
WILLIAM HOWE VS., EVA HOWE,
in Chancery No. 1854.
You are hereby required to file
with the Clerk of the said Court
your written appearance in said
suit on September 5th, 1949.
Herein fail not or judgment will
he entered against you by default.
WITNESS THE HAND AND SEAL
of this Court at Key West, Monroe
County, Florida, this 4th day of
August A. II. 1949.
(Saal) Earl. r. ADAMS,
Clerk of Circuit Court.
By: (sd) Florence Il. Sawyer,
Deputy Clerk.
RICHARD r.. KIRSCH.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
500 Sweet Building,
Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
5-1219- 26, l949
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LECAL.S

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL. CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE or FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. 1I-SS7
MALCOLM MONK,
Plaintiff,
VS.. nIVORCE
MILE MONK,
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO: Mile Monk,
361S FaiT7pount Avenue,
Philadelphia. Pennsylvania.
You are. hereby Required to ap-
pear to the Bill of Complaint for
divorce in the above entitled cause
on the 18th day of August, 1949,
otherwise the allegations therein
will he taken as confessed.
This order to be published once
a week for four consecutive weeks
in The Key West Citizen. news
paper published in Key West.
Florida.
Done and ordered this 18th day
of July, A. ID. 1949.
(SeaD EARL r. ADAMS.
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
Monroe County, Florida,
By: (sd) Anne G. Longworth,
Deputy Clerk.
PAUL +. SAWYER,
Solicitor for the Plaintiff.
july-l5-22-29: aug.5 .l949.
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The world is filled with people who
believe anything nice that is said about
them.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CIANCEHi.
Case No. 1I-59G
LEONCIA MCGEE, a single
woman, formerly LEONCIA
STUDIES,
Plaintiff,
VS. PARTITION
WILLIAM STUBBS,
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Advised b. read the Bible. a man re-
piled, = don't have to. believe every
Nard II a."
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fndlvidaals who think themselves
ab.re ne religions Of their era are nat as
sasagt a. they think they are.
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BRUCE BARTON ton 81 ti1e "a
vertising firm Of Barton. DurHtinr
& Osborn in 1919. A merger sIth
the George Batten Co. in igz8
created the familiar B.BDo A..
thor of several boosE. he served
in Congress from 1897 o. 1871 ana
was defeated for the Senate n
1910 by James NJ. Mead
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Luxembourg has an area a 900
square miles.
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IS, believe it was, and streaking
out to the nearest palm tree, TAX
ing 5 on that hole. Ben Cole, also
Of the squatting Bulls, wet and a
wee bit shy, Waddled up just in
time to think it was your truly
who had picked up his ball and
skee daddled to a nearby tree.
Imler, l might add, is quite gem
erous in many ways, but may
cease his generosity after this
kidding he took.
Bob Saunders second shot on
No. 2 last week flaked off to the
right, landing up under the trees
just behind No. 3 Tee. Bob eyed
the situation, picked an iron,
lined the ball up and Clipped one
of the prettiest shots you've ever
witnessed, and the bali stopped
almost on the apron of No. 2.
Norm B., of the Navy, was out
again yesterday, but the rain that
felE didn't prevent his scoring a
fairly good round. Norm is capa-
BILE Of shooting in the very low
80's, and with a regular routine
each week, he'll be breaking sos.
One wet 'un blasted: my
game was shot last weekend be-
cause of the rain, and here it's
raining again of all days :. /.
my two days off ;. and it poursp
You'd think everybody was
against the rain, as bad as the
course needs it, to hear 'em grippe,
but some of us, like the Bill
Woodses and yours truly, find
that rains help sometime. At least
you can pick up, run to palm
tree, and estimate at least on
the hole, can't you Imler?
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WI Flyers Tied For
First Place With Bamboo
Naval Boys Defeat
Baml,oO Room;
Henson Pitches Well
After Second Frame

Vx-l Flyers last night won
over the Bamboo Room by a
scoge of 3 10 2, and tied the Cock
tail boys for first place in the
Class "A" SOftball League stand
mas. The game was played at
Bayview Park and preceded a
donkey sOftbaIl contest.
Bamboo Room started out with
a bang. They scored once in the
first inning on a walk To Barber,
hunt by Aritas, an error ana
a passed ball. In the second I'M
Nina. they scored their second
and what prove dto bee their last
run when Aeevedo doubled, a
wtld pitch pat him on third and
Castro flicd out To center. Mace
then threw the ball over the
catcher head and Acevedo
scured,
Prom then on not a single Bam-
boo reached first base until the
sixth when Santana walked,
STOLE second and Joe Mira tlled
out 20 left and Santana is doubled
off third 10 make that bag after
thc catch.
Chester Harris, pitching for the
smith Lane boys. did well the
nrst two frames. lie allowed one
hat in each frame but no harm
was done.
But IN the third. Demanis, first
halter, Is 0ut. then he walked
Gibson and the fire works start
ed
Fisher hits one 10 short who
asts hit in the face when the ball
takes a bad hop, Horner hits q
aouble that lands on the porcn
"a the Valdez home. Sutton
singled and Henson doubled.
mat was enough for Harris
and Ne gets the derrick and Bus
her Roberts comes in. Siam, first
natter. doubles 20 right and Mar
ese tanned, Nicholas famed, but
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he Also knocks
Out Three Hits;
Fernandez Pitches
After Lewis

Key Wet High School defeated
South Broward High at Holly
wood rs yesterday TO win the
Southern District Baseball play
offs and the right TO meet the
N0rthern District winner for the
district championship and right
t0 NO 10 the state championship
tournament.
Key West scored run in the
first when Lewis was safe on
q fielder's choice and Henriquez
brought HIM In with a triple. In
ths third inning. Roberts led off
with a hit Ingraham brought him
.home with a double, Lewis was
safe on an error with Ingraham
scoring, Lewis stole second and
advanced 10 third on an out and
came home on Henriquez' deep
fly 10 centerfield.
tn the fourth, Fernandez walk
ca and stole second. Gwynn
struck 0ut but the catcher drop
ped the third strike and the
throw 10 first was wild with
Fernandez coming home and
Cwynn going to third on some
nice base-running. Roberts knock
ed In the final run on a fly TO
ccnterfield bringing in Gwynn.
Joe Lewis was on the mound
Coz the conchs and held the
heavy hitting Broward boys run
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AS DEFEAT TIGERS;
SENATOR'S BEAT BROWNS
'TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
know Amarica)

Cyrus S. Ching, director of the
Federal Mediation and Concilia-
ton Service, born in Canada, 70
yeats ago.
Rear Admiral Arthur C. Robin
son. hero of the Java Sea battle,
born Brooklyn. N. Y, 81 years
ago.
U. S. Senator Chan Quincy of
South Dakota born in Yankton,
S. D., SO years ago.
'iR6bert Montgomery, screen star,
born in Beacon, N. Y, As years
ago.
RI. Rev. Stephen F. Bayne, Jr,,
of Seattle, Wash, Protestant
Episcopal bishop, born in New
York, Al years ago.
Harry A. Tierney of New York,
eminent composer, born in Perth
Amboy, N. Y, SO years ago.
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BlimpRon Meets
Naval Hospital
AT Bayview Park

Softball games scheduled for
tonight at Bayview Park are be
tween the Blimp- Ron and the Ma
val Hospital and between OPP
Dev-Sta and Subron Four in the
night cap.
Games scheduled next week
are on Monday the Bamboo Room
and Adams Dairy and Blimp.. Ron
and Op-Dev-Sta; Tuesday, WV
and VXL Flyers and Tides Ann
and Naval Hospital; Thursday,
VFW and Bamboo Room and Ma
val Hospital and Op-Dev-Sta and
on Friday, Adams Dairy and VXL
Flyers and Tides Inn and Blimp-
Ron.
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(The Miami Herald, May 49,
TALLAHASSEE-(Pl - The
Senate Monday passed a bill
to re-enact Florida's fair trades
practice law, recently declared
unconstitutional. The vote
was 35-3.
The measure, introduced by
Sen. John E. Mathews of Jack
sonville, would permit a man
ufacturer of a trademarked or
branded commodity TO set a
minimum price for his product
Amy persons violating pro-
visions of the law would be
guilty of unfair competition
!. It also would prohibit a per-
sons advertising a trade
marked or branded product
for sale at below the estab-
lished minimum price.
Mathews said his bill would
overcome the objections voiced
by the Supreme Court in It's
decision.
The court said the old fair
trades law was unreasonable
and arbitrary and not in nc
interest of the public. II fur
Their declared such a law is not
needed in times of heavy pro
duction and low purchasing
power. The court said the law
was designed to create mono
poles.
Mathews said the new bill
would empower the attorney
general to take action against
/ any manufacturers joining to-
gether to control prices OF then
respective products and pre-
vent open competition.
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Donkey Softball
Game Last Night

The Donkey soft ball last night
for the benefit of the High
School band was a success. Fatty
Henderson of the Flyers stole the
show and scored three runs for
the Flyers and won the game.
Sutton, riding the rumble seat
of the donkeys, also was good
and several of the flyers riding
the neeks and what have you Of
the donkey. Albertico was on
and Off The Joe Lewis, Jr,, and
several times was ON the ground,
ION his back and off again. Casado
held ON for his life on the don
keys head and finally went over
his head for a fall.
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Raiders Play Bombers
In First Game OF Series

Bunsy Villareal again. with Lee
Griffen on the receiving end.
The ALI Stars will start Rodri-
guez or Lefty Heath with the old
reliable Joe Navarro behina the
plate, 1.ss--L,
The rest of the Bombrs Will be
made up from Roberts, Santana,
Acevedo, Alonzo, Knowles, Joe
Lewis, Moe Henriquez, Kaki Rod
riguez, Anguiera and managers
MeCraw and Connie Mack on
the coaching lines.
The Raiders will have their
same players in Solt, Grimes,
Julius villareal, Cabot, Calero,
Arrange and Meme Domenech the
brains of the Raiders.
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(Bayview Park
CLASS "a"

Castro drops the ball and tries
to tag Nicholas who gets away,
He dropped the ball, RECEIVERS 1t
and tries to tag Siam coming IN
and again drops the ball. Deamnls
famed to end the frame. 8 runs
S hits and 3 errors and the ball
game for the Flyers.
In the fifth, they added one.
Henson singled, an error by Jack
Villareal and a sacrifice by Mar
Gee and a passed ball and Hen
son scored. The last run was IN
the sixth, Gibson walked, stole
second, an error by Santana put
him over the plate.
In the field the best were Mira,
Acevedo and Buster Roberts for
Bamboo Fisher, Horner and Siam
for the Flyers.
Score by innings: K. II. Z.
Bamboos - ITO 600 o. 2 6
FLYERS ....-.-.---- 006 OIL Ks 10 2
c. Harris, Roberts and Castro;
Henson and DemaniS.
2-base hits: Acevedo, Horner,
Siam: stolen bases: Santana, Ca
sado, Gibson, Fisher; sacrifice
hits: Mace; struck out: by Hen
son 3, by Roberts 5; hits: off Har-
ris 6, off Roberts 4; left on bases:
Bamboo Room 2, Flyers 8; dou-
BILE play: Siam to Fisher; bases
on balls: off Henson 2, off Har-
ris /, off Roberts /; time OF game:
100; umpires: Abston and Vii
lareal; scorer: Aguilar; losing
pitcher: Harris.
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Locals Defeated Upstaters Yesterda,
BY Score Off To 5; Joe
LeiUis Pitches Well

less until the sixth when four
hits and an error combined to al
low four runs.
y
"Chip" Fernandez, all-around
player, then came in to relieve
Lewis and allowed one more hit
for the last run. Fernandez re-
tired the next six men in order
four on strikeouts.
Outstanding for the concbs
were Ingraham, who fielded and
hit great and Henriquez and
Lewis at bat.
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Will Meet Tomorrow
Al 2 pm. Al
stadium; Bunsy
Nillareal Pitches Again

Tho He'd Raiders win play the
Atomic B0mbers in the first
game Of a series of five tomor-
row al d. m. at Wickers Sta
dunn. Both clubs are reported in
good condition and all ready to
play. .
A good game was started last
sunday. bat al the end of three
innings, with the score one TO
one, the rain ended II.
The Raiders will probably use