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TEAM STANDINGS
Modern Circus

The modern circus Is credited 10
18th century England and an en-
cavalryman who enlivened his Lon.
don horseshow with acrobatic and
clown acts The popular feature
soon spread to the European con-
tinent and to the young United
States. where the Ricketts, circus Of
Philadelphia. In 1893 counted
George Washington among its ad,
mirPFS
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SANITY cHY
SPORTS
By Jimmy 0Fiffin

This year Marshall high school
has . host Of Negro players on its
basketball roster. They are Dick
Blakley, Walter Mcfarland. Percy
Parker. Erwin whitmore and also
Walter Hunt % his knee injured
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File No. 1919
ORDER FOR HEARING
nEaCRNT M LAM

state OF Minnesota, County OF
Hennepin, In Probate Court
In Re Estate OF Henry Abar. De-
cedent
1T Is ORDERED that all persons
interested show cause. II any they
have, before this Court on Mon
day. December 26th. 1850. at 10 o.
clock A. NJ In the Court House In
Minneapolis, Minnesota, why the
petition OF Minnie Abar, OF Hen
nepln County, Minnesota, herein
filed to determine the descent of
certain real estate of which Dsce-
dent died seized, and to assign the
same 60 the persons entitled there
to. should not be granted. This or
der shall be published In the MIN
neapOlis Spokesman and copies
thereof mailed according to law.
COURT SEAL
WITNESS the HON JAMES q.
KEHOE. Judge Of Probate Court.
this 23nd day Of November, 1850.
ERNEST =. JORENZ, Clerk Of
Probate Court.
George Hediund. Attorney.
Produce State Bk. Bldg,
Minneapolis
spokesman. Dec, I. 8. I0
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-12-01

during the foot
bali season gets
into shape.
Fred Young
Rice street area
and the Mechan-
&c high Trainers
win have the
viii be with the
Washington high
club from the
services Of Ma
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lgSG!!7t!2:! aa sS5sssa1SSS55z

COMO District Modern Stucco
Bungalow three Bedrooms
Down Newly Decorated Double
Garage full Basement Rumpus
Room Hot water Oh Heat =
fully Insulated lot of room in
GLIDING seven lots and out build
ings Reasonably Priced
Prompt Possession. Phone
Humboldt 6240 after six p. m.
KILT
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No. IO1S7
SUMMONS IN APPLICATION
FOR REGISTRATION

No. IO1S7
SUMMONS IN APPLICATION
FOR REGISTRATION
state Of Minnesota County OF
Hennepin, ~. District Court.
Fourth Judicial District.
In tho matter of the application
OF Haws Realty Company, a. cor.
pOrRtion. 20 register the title 10
the following described real estate
situated In HennspIn County. Min
Lot five tSj, Block Fourteen
90, Re-PlAt Of Blocks -, IL. 10,
90, ~. -. Jackson. Daniels and
whltney'a Addition TO MinneapO-
on file and of record in the Of
flee Of the Register OF Deeds in
and for said Hennepin County.
Applicant.
All persons or parties I'M
known, claiming any right. title
estate, lien or Interest In the
pllcation herein, Defendants.
TAe state OF Minnesota Co the
above NAMED defeRdaRtsI
You are hereby summoned and
required to answer the application
Of the applicant In the above en-
titled proceeding and to file your
answer to the said application in
the office OF the clerk OF said
court, In said county, within
twenty (30 days after the service
Of this summons upon you, eK-
elusive OF the day OF such service,
and. " you fail to answer the APP
pilcatiOn within the time aforesaid
the applicant In this proceedina
viii apply to tho court for the re-
lief smAnded thNFaln
WITNESS, PHILIP c. SCHMIDT
Clerk Of said court. and the seal
thereof. at Minneapolis, In said
county. this 9Th day OF NoVem'
her, A. n. 1850.
Philip c. schmidt. Clerk
ny Earl W. Parker. Deputy
Leonard, street and DeInRrd, At.
tornsyH for Applicant.
IOa6 Andrus Building
Minneapolis. Minnesota.
tspokesmAh. Dec. I, 9. iD
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-12-01

in st. Paul and Minneapolis? Search me, but II It
was Thursday. November 23rd It was Thanksgiving
day, and at two o'clock Twin City time) Mother
may have been busily preparing dinner for the oc-
cason; the family may have been happily seated
down at the table, waiting for the youngest to give
the Thanksgiving blessing that he spent much
time memoriEing In school, or grandfather TO bless
the glorious feast that 10 set befor them Probably
at p. m. In your home the older members Of the
family were seated about In the living room. after
their pumpkin pie (reAdy TO burst), while the
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TEAM STANDINGS

Individual high three Mary
ns 435. Single game Clark Mary Morria 1874
Team high three Minneapolis Spokesman 214
RSdInS Mems Shop 2l23 Single
Shop $50.
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hundreds Of membership letters and whatnot II not
easy Job. However. all In all. IT'S . great feeling
"A great feeling because many hundreds Of kids
win benefit by our doings.
On December the gath at the NicoIlet Hotel
some two hundred boys from all walks Of life
North. South. East and West) will have . wonder
ful time and grand dinner.
What else do we do with the fundsH Before we
get into that had better give you tho names Of
the civic leaders who on the Boys Club commit
tee: Judge Luther Slettsn, Benjamin Berger. Alder
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Almost About
Everything
~ Percy VIII0
PorsroIs Of O Happy oVy

poTsroh 81 H0ppy oVy
todays
eighteenth annual villa Club boxing will
take place the Ascension Club December 10th.
n book and
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Twin City Flashes
BY CHARLOTTE Perfect

Thanksgiving day fear
II one the solemn truth must touch
II celebrated, not so much
To thank the Lord for blessings DER
AZ for the sake OF getting more.
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TWIN CITIES LADIES
BOWLING LEAGUE
STANDINGS
Nov- 81 IakA
Nov. 81, 1875

Individual high, one game,
Ceola Webb and Louise Thomas,
1874; three games. Lillian Finley.
4SS.
Team high, one game, Cooks.
728; three games, Jim's Place,
2049.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-12-01

D. e. LaEele
Samuel Shsner Judge setten he and only he
win be In charge Of all monies.
Just few examples Of what do with funds
20 sets Of boxing churches
neghbohood houses Many
supplied with Gthe recreation equipment
also getting cash donations.
W . number Of deserving boys 20
this coming plan expand this project
All they have To do 10 TO contact
invitation a
it's all
Neghbohood baseball
basketball please contact and shall be happy
you.
you a donation. ad
o q boxing win do.
Club there viii 10
that should the boxing the
II I don't call you, how about calling meH
Harry overheard the following conversation
between fight the other day at tho gymnasum
anything unless it's complimentary"
Although this not be to by the
piece this written wed) forget the
this The 81 Paul promoter
from o track match
Minneapolis boxing
December H.
Detroit win be saddler and Flanagan and that
interesting enough Sure the
Del
gives their worth
Is starts IT'S lot OF wins isn't The bout win be
Tvd.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-12-01

When In nine o'clock In New York. London
three o'clock in Berlin four Moscow eight Chicago
City time would be
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WANT-AD RATS

wAnt-Ad rates are 10 per word.
minimum Toe per insertion. Copy
accepted until Tuesday, D. N.
Remittance In coin, checks OF
stAmps shoule accompany copy
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AUMMONR

SUMMONS
STATE or MINNESOTA, CouN.
TT or HENNEPIN. DISTRICT
COURT. FOURTH JUDICIAL Dis
TRICT.
Plaintiff
state % Minnesota 20 the above
named Defendant;
You are hereby summoned and
required to answer the Complaint
Of the Plaintiff In the above en-
titled action which Complaint has
been filed In the office of the Clerk
OF the District Court In and for
Hennepin County, Minnesota and 20
serve q copy OF your Answer 20 the
said Complaint upon the subserto-
or az hIa office. So1o 10th AVeHus
south, city OF Minneapolis, County
OF Hennepln. state OF Minnesota
within thirty DAYS after the service
OF this Summons upon you, eKclus.
i've OF the day Of said service, and
n you fail 20 answer the said com
plalnt within the time aforesaid,
the Plaintiff In this action viii ap-
ply to the Court for the relief de.
nAnded In his Complaint
F1led Nov. IS. tsSo
Phillip C schmidt, Clerk; James
A. stone, Deputy.
r. Augustine skinner.
Attorney for Plaintiff
1870 seth Avenue south.
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
tSpokssmAn. Nov. -: Dec. ! -
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HRNS ADVERTISING HERRIN APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE
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YOv'rs on oIdIo N You Remember when 4.

Y0W'F0 on ode u You N0m0mb0F Whom
Jackie g. Paul considered the be feather
weight Northwest Was always liked and sn liked by
TodAya he's Hucceauf businessman "Dago" Joe
Of the pleasing mddlsweghs these parts with
dollar personality Hardly misses fight
Johnny Dsos made his debut ~
Golden Glove Tournament he stole the show from the boxers
rSfseenK Today he's trainer
Of boxers When Jack Hurley the No fight the
country brought unknown
Athletic club Leroy
Biny My Sullivan Billy Light couple Of middle
weights plenty class Tho Rose Room
Gymnasium stairs Of the Hamm Building g. Paul II
basement worlds
worked OUT you think isn't ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-12-01

.
Kennys llnsasH RumOr has II that
will University shortly after the
His companion for that European trip win be pub
Harry magazines Marcela
support and the readers this the
election President NORTH has his choice will be Paul
Cleveland Armstrong the picking II
q
Evening star., 1950-11-30
Greet Savings
Bedroom Furniture

Bedroom Suite. Modern style, walnut. In
cIudes double dresser and mirror, ehest-on-
chest and double bed. Was $500. Now,
1900
I Bedroom Suite. Wedeewood finish mahogany.
Includes dresser and mirror. vonity and mirror
and twin beds. Was 5000. Now, 1900
| chest-on chest Serpentine front, nohooony.
Wos 10000. Now ---f1S.S5
! Double Bed. Mahogany. Wos 1900. Now,
1880
Single Bed Modern Style, oak. Wos 50. so.
Now w-------- 1850
| Double Bed. Modern style, oak. Was $3.50.
Now --------------- 1850
5 Mirrors. Mahogany finished. Were 900.
Now L-
5 vanity Benches. Walnut finished. Were
1900. Now
Vanity and Mirror. Solid mahogany. Was
l74.OO. Now 90
chest-on- Chest. Solid mople. Was $500.
Now Observation-Disclosures 90
l. Double Bed. Solid maple. Was $780, Now,
$3.50
Vonity and Mirror. Primo vero Were l47 90.
Now 90
| Chest-on-ehest. Solid nohoeony. Was
1880 Now --------------- e.o0
! Small Chest. Mahogany. Was $500. Now,
47.50
Maple Dresser. Was 1000. Now 400.
WGL-Bedroom Furniture. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1950-11-30
Walnut Room Fashions
Greatly Reduced

were now
10 Royon Crepes. cocktail types 1926 to
and eosuol street dresses ----- 1895 44.50
IA Rayon crepes. loces and
etiffons. Dresses in both light 40 o5to
and dark colors ------- 1926 z2.z5
WGL-Wonut Room, Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-11-30
Junior Misses BIouses,
1875 to 3.95 Were 3.95 to s

1.95 to 3.95 Were 3.95 to 695
IS in group. cottons, royons, corduroy and
wool jerseys. Toiored styles, white and postel
eoIors Sizes 81 to 38.
Were Now
IS junior dresses, veIveteens,
taffetos, erepes and sobordines, l4.e5 S.S5
smorty tailored or dressy styles. to &
Sizes s to IS ----------- 1875 1926
IS coats and suits. Wool fion-
mel and fleece eoots in fitted or
boxy styles, eroy and red. $500 2l.s5
Also few 3-pieee plaid wool to TO
suits with vests. Sizes 9 to 5. 1895 $500
IS wool ioekets and skirts. 5.95 3.95
Ploids and solid eoIoFs. Sizes to TO
to IS Observation-Disclosures 22.95 1925
WGL-Junior Misses Apparel, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-11-30
GirdIes, 4.95
Were 1000 to 1850

Wefe 7O.OU to 7z.5U
20 lightweight sirdIes, ToIon closed. Nylon or
royon. Sizes IS. II. 81. Small sizes. pontis
type.
Were Now
8 one-pieee Foundations. Royon
sotin, nylon and botiste with 1850 to
Ioce bops. Sizes IS, 38, 80, 40 22.5o 7.s5
9 GirdIes. Power net, two-woy
stretch; other firmer fobrics.
Sizes II, 80, SO, "a. Small, 5 .ooto
medium, Ioree -------- 1850 7.ss
Long Line Brossieres; teorose,
elastic, sizes "a to AZ; white
royon sotn. cotton lace tops,
size AZ; oII-eiostic royon sotin
with nyon tops, short model,
sizes 81 to 40 ---- 800 zs5
80 kyIon Brossieres, white, TED $50 to
rose and block Sizes 81 to SO 400 Las
W6L-Corsets and Brossieres, Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-11-30

Millinery Scion Hats, 1000
Were 1900 TO $500
navy, brown, sray, rust. red, toupe, srops.
80 Hats, 400 Were 8Ss to 1926
veIusheens, navy, brown, block. velvets, navy,
brown, black. veiours and FeIss in beige, wine,
gray, green, ton.
W5L-MneY solon. Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-11-30

'GL-Women's Dresses. Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-11-30
Lightweight Wool Goats Reduced
Winter coots Reduced W

WH-coots and Suits. Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-11-30
Boys, Furnishings Reduced

J, Junior Sport coots, oil wool in
foncy weave. Sizes 6 and 10 Is.
3 cadet Sport coots, all wool in
fancy weave. Sizes ! 2 and IA u.
z Stoeky Cadet Sport coots, all
wool in foncy and solid colors.
Sizes II only---- IS.
5 cedet Sport coots, oil wool in
fancy weave. Sizes Il, Ia, IS 20.
s Junior Grey Flonnel Suits with
long pants, all wool, sizes S and
b Il.
J Junior Reversible Snow Suits,
woter-repellent Sizes 4, 5, 10. 1e.
z Junior overeeats. oil wool,
brown and navy. Sizes 5 and 9. IS.
4 Junior Logging Sets with cop
to match. Ton and blue. size 5. Is.
5 Junior Cotton, Beacon, FIen-
mel Robes, solid colors. Sizes
2s2 Pair. Cotton Hose in foney IS
or solid colors. Size 7 s
II Pairs Junior Husky All Wool
Stacks in brown or blue foncy
weave. Sizes 8, 10, II - 7.
IL Poirs Cadet Tweederoy
tcotton) sIoeks. brown or blue.
Sizes l6 and II --- s.
II Pairs cedet 500 Royon,
4ooo Wool Stocks in teeI green.
Sizes 8, II, IS ---- 6.
81 Pairs Sfudents' 500 Rayon,
4o% Wool Goberdine SIoeks in
oroy blue or teel green. Sizes
8 and 81 ----- 10.
3 Junior NyIon PuIIovsr Sweet
ers. ton and mist green, size s 4.
5 Youths NyIon PuIlovsr Sweet
ers in navy, green and tan.
Sizes 80. "a. 46 -- s.
4 Junior Two-tone Coat Sweet
ers, oil wool, red and white,
navy and white. Sizes 6 and II 3.
5 PIostie Roineoots in ton or
steel blue. Sizes 8, 10. IL, IA s.
"a Lsother BiIIfolds, including
fox
8 Hopolons cassidy Western
Suits, block. Sizes 4 6, 8, 10,
IL ).
W6L-Boys' Store. Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-11-30
Wool Suits Reduced

Taiiored, dressmaker and semi-toiIored styles.
Woods: Gobordnes. erepes, sharkskins. novelty
tweeds. Misses sizes, women's sizes, half sizes.
Evening star., 1950-11-30
Teen-Aee Wool Cordieons,
$50

If perfect wonld sell for 3.95 to 5.95
40 slight irresuIors Of better sweaters. Defects
do not effect wear nor appearance. Assorted
eoiors. sizes 81 to 40.
IS teen-ose cotton dresses Pods and solid
coIors, sizes 10 to l6. Were sos to 1895,
40 teen-ose blouses, royons and cottons.
Slight rreeulors. assorted colors sizes 10 to l6,
If perfect would sell for 3.o5 to 5.95. Speeiol
$50
W6L-Teen-ooe Apparel, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-11-30
On Sale in the Main Store Only

SIS We're 8.05 to 1925

in
A. Shorter
14K to z4N.
Evening star., 1950-11-30

Girls Cotton Dresses, 2.95
Weye 3.95 and S.95
IS in group. Foil eoIor, pIoids and checks.
Skies 70 IA.
WGL-GrIs' ApporeI. Fourth Floor
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elRyTas -sseel..ea Pfessl

@fnETAe s-sspelnted Pfess1
Itshassbeen dicIosed here that
Presiden5 Truman plans to make
a foreign policy speech later this
moHh. This information comes
from close associates of the Presi-
dent And the informants say
Mr. Truman VIII deliver the
speech ID New York city.
The presidential associates say
M~%Trurnan's talk will be a non.
political . address to the United
Nations general assembly. And L.
wilhb be one Of possibly three OF
four talks that Mr.. Truman con-
templates making before the con-
gnessional elections next month.
The sources who divulged this
information asked their iden-
tity be Kept a secret. But they
said that Mr.. Truman has def
jnitely given up the idea of any
extensive whlsIie-stop political
junket.
Meanwhile. a White House am
nouneement on the presidential
speech before the U-N awaits a
forma invitation from the coun.
ell Of nations. Presumably Mr..
TrunAn's talk viii be on October
24th, which marks the fifth an
niYersary of the date when the
U-N charter became effective.
The Justice Department is
doing some careful investigating
TO deterTnine congressional res
action to legalizing wire tapping
IN cases involving federal crime.
The Justice department has long
favored such action. The present
laws 90 not permit the intro
duetion in federal court of evil
denee resulting from wire tap
ping Such evidence is not adj
missaBle n spy cases.
Tbs Justice department wants
all ttis changed. It wants the
pFeseot lays modified to permit
wire tapping in federal crime de-
teeti61 But the indications are
that - viii get a rather luke
warn reaction from congress.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-09

The1highest court in the land
meets1in Washington at noon
today = The United States Su-
preme court viii announce whe-
theF 3 win review various APP
peals. about $50 cases have been
filed doing the high courts sum-
mer rpeesse
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-09

Informed official sources in
Washington say the United
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-09
TOdGy's Birthdays

Dr.. David S. Muzzey of Column
bia University. professor emeritus
Of history, born in Lexington.
Mass, 30 years ago.
Leslie ]. Biffle, secretary Of the
US. Senate, born in Boydsville,
Ark, 81 years ago.
Victoria H. Huntley of Rollins
College, Fla, artist, born at Has
BRONX Heights, n. J. so years
ago.
George Whitney, president of
]. P Morgan, New York, born in
Boston, IS years ago.
Joseph J. Joe Roserthal, noted
photo journalist, born In Washing
ton, D. C., 80 years ago.
Gobind Behari Lal of New
York, science editor, born in In
dia, so years ago.
DR.. Arnaud c. Marts of New
York, financial counselor to phil
anthropic Institutions, born Reeds
Corner, N. Y, 81 years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-09

The F-B-Ps semi-annual re-
ports IN the crime in the United
States discloses that crime is
more rampant IN rural areas
than n cities.
he.feport showed seven and
a half nd-four-tenth percent IN
creasein rural crime during the
first Six months of 1850. In con
trast. ~during the same period
city c9me was up only one anC
nine-tenth percent.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-09
Coca-Cola Plays
Malgrai's AL
Stars Tonight

The Key West Coca Cola soft
ball champions VIII meet NAL
gratis All Stars tonight at 7:3e
PM in Bayview Park, In the
final of their 2 out of 3 game Sc
series.
In the two previous games, :
extra innings were required in
each for a decision and the games
were split. Coca Cola taking the
first and All Stars the second.
This final game has been de-
layed, due to weather conditions
and the boys are raring to go.
A strong friendly rivalry exists
in this series and the fans can look
for another hot game tonight.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-09

The U. S. IS self-sufficient in
most fats and oils.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-09

States has rejected a request for
so-called free dollar" aid to
hasten British rearmament. Il IS
said that Washington is insisting
that US. help for the present at
least viii be granted only to buy
raw materials and equipment.
The British had requested per-
mission to use American dollars
as they saw fit, so long as their
military production was increased
according to the plan they have
drafted.
But rejection of the British pro-
posal was disclosed by informed
sources as British Minister of
Economic Affairs Hugh Cats
kell arrived in the United States.
He's here for general financial
talks with Treasury Secretary
John Snyder.
The informants said the State
Department has informed the
British government that Amer
lean dollars, for the present, will
be allocated only for the pur-
chases of raw materials and equip
ment specifically needed to boost
military output
British officials said that Cats
kell's arrival has no connection
with the rearmament talks now
1 going on.
1t was said his main purpose is
to get acquainted with top rank
ang American financial and Eco
nomic figures.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-09

There's another reminder TODAY
from the defense department of
the high cost we are paying IA
Korea to help free people live.
in freedom
It's the defense departments
latest list Of American casualties.
There's a total of $50 names of
young Americans listed. 1t in
cludes l28 killed or died of
wounds, ,469 wounded, 10 missing
four prisoners of war and 40
Americans injured in Korean
war zone accidents.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-09

Acorns found On Guadalupe
Island. off Mexico's west coast.
are two inches in diameter.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-09
TOdays


1882 = Lewis Cass. soldier.
Michigan Ter. governor, secretary
Of war and state, u. S. senator
from Michigan, Presidential can
didate, born at Exeter, n. H Deid
IN Detroit, June II, 1866.
1S30-Harriet G. Hosmer. IA
nous woman sculptor of her gen
Grafton, born in Watert0wn, Mass.
Died there, Feb. q, 1903.
lS39-Winfield Scott Schley.
naval officer, famed rear admiral
in the war with Spain, born in
Frederick Co. Md Died Oct 2,
1903.
l860-Leonard Wood, noted SOL
der and administrator, born in
Winchester, N. H Died Aug. Z,
1871.
1a63-Edward W. Box. famous
Ladies Home Journal editor who
made IT tops in its field. born in
Holland. Died Jan 8, 1890.
1863-Gameliel Bradford. noted
biographer and author, born in
Boston Died there, April IL,
1892.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-09
Danny Easires Hurls Shuiout
Win Over K. W. Clowns Sunday
Hurler Drives In
Winning Run With
Single To Left
!. In Ninth Inning
J PEDRO AcUHAR

The Key West Clowns split q
ddubleehader yesterday after
noon at the Oceanview Park. In
the first game, they won over the
d1lfsfream by a IA to score.
in the nighfeap. Danny Lastres
hid Che Clowns TO one scratch
hit and won his own game with
assingle to left with Rodriguez
OF second.
In the opening game, "Bobo
News0fne" Lewis started to pitch
and allowed six runs. Scott hit
ff1ree safely, Dean two, Hines
tH1b and Hatch two.
{n the field, Hines, Hatch, Al
len and Dean were the best for
the Clowns and S. Valdez for the
FS2dstore-
Score. r. H. E.
GWfstfeam -- 3 9
Clowns zal4 II 1
3. Lewis, P. Rodriguez, ]. Rod
rigpez, Caas and Griffin: Brown
and Hines.
Twobase nit: Hines, S. Valdez;
thDee-bsse hit: A. Dean
n the nightcap, the pitching of
Lsbtres and ALICE stood out. Both
wefe hot" and Danny did not
allow a man to reach first until
the fifth when he hit Brown and
acri6ce put him on second,
The winning run came in the
ninth When Kaki Rodriguez sin
gled to short. Santana singled to
ce4terfield and Lastres crashed
The gane-winning bingle to left.
cores r H. z.
Bornbers I 6 1
9 Are and o. Mcintosh; D.
Lsstres and D Roberts.
Two-base hit: Alonzo; stolen
abses oberts and rown.
bases: Roberts and Brown
Struck out: by Lastres 6. by B.
AlGf T..
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