davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS, rec. rms. porch incl.
compl. remodeling; free estimates;
terms: Va. d. c.. Md. KE. 1896.
AND MODERN furniture re.
paired and refinished. HO. 1854
AIR COMPRESSOR. l h.p., 2-cylinde,
Westtnghouse. portable, $50; also
parts. Ask operator, Waldorf 4l93
ASPHALT DRIvEWAYS and walks
Call OW. 5OS2. MiS
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MOTOR TRAVEL

LEAVING FOR WEST with new car
Kansas City to Denver; 8 pas
sengers; exchange references. Box
LADY LEAVING TO JACKSONVILLE,
Fla, Saturday. Nov. II; can take
two passengers. WA. 1898. 16"
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STENOGRAPHER

National publication requires accu-
rate stenographer. under 80; 5-day
wk., vacation, insurance, hospitali-
zation, good starting salary: unusual
opportunity for advancement CO.
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Stenographer-Clerk

For work in purchasing ONCE: variety
of duties including working with fig-
ures and details; should take short
week; free transportation, paid va
cations and sick leave: salary about
$500 per month. Phone for inter-
view Tuesday through Friday
CAPITAL TRANSIT
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BUILDING MATERIALS S
BUILDING MATERNAL {

Large STOCK OF good used lumber
nooring, doors. windows, plumbing,
pipe. boilers and radiators at
bargain prices. HECHINGER CO.,
18th and II SITS. ne. AT 400.
BUILDING MATERIALS
New and used Of all kinds at Robin
sons. Open every Sat. and Sun.
Free delivery. 2x4-S IT. pine. 55c
each: lx4 dry pine flooring. l2c bd.
IT., AXIS sheetrock. ST 76 each; ~
inches wide by SO inches long win
dow cornices, S349 each: "a in
4xS plywood $50 each; Masonite,
lo+2c So. It. ceiling tile. l0iac 50.
II; Super Kemtone: lx12 white pine
shelving. 17lac hd. #; beautiful
knotty-pine .paneling. lSc bd, IT.;
used bath tubs. sinks. basins. toilets,
pipe; new bricks; cinder blocks; ce-
ment; sand: gravel; all these and
many many more at ROBINSON S.
AK. 1900 for free delivery
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ATTENTION
BUSINESSMEN

Do you need q competent stenoe.
rapher, typist or clerk. either full
or part time? Call MRS. STRAND
ME. 331S. If,
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, sire,

GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, sired
by Champion Klodo and Luftis, AS
ESGfIsH SPRINGERs. s purebred. pm; SSSo' 4
mos. female, black and white. Best
GREAT G h Dane isof fuPPIEs, h5f1T PAW lawns and and
brindles; Axe from Champion
kENSELs; : req! O,s Alsx. 0'1i va. IPH% Pak.
WANTED ~ beasle hound, ls-s
yrs. old, broke and running. Call
B6sToS so1 rEkRiER.D asfsF D pedigreed Is papsrs,
mos. old. Owner trans. to Eng.
rRRfNeEsE iaRf' fs iEt P1rP1EsApersisn Kit.
tens. Reasonable; Also Pomeranians,
service. MISS HUNT. Rosedere, FA.
PEKINGEsE PUPPIES. male and te.
male: Axe; wks. old. Reasonable.
Christmas suseestions. OV, 4460.
ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES, Axe
reg, 9 weeks; must 60 this week.
BEAGLE, black blanket, 13 mos.
male, small; ready to train; good
pet: S25. KE. 3-4S0O. -17
SCOTTIE. male, Axe. 2ha mos PET
SUPPLY. 1105 Trinity pl.. Silver
FSGtisH sTEIns S{,1 ~ s-e7S7 S7:t call 1l5 ,at.,,
one, mos, one l yr. old: house.
broken; vaccinated. AP. 239S.
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lhsTRUc. COURSES Cont,
CIVIL SERVICE

SPECIAL CLERK EXAM.
Call MR.. RICHARDS, MI. 1858
steno. clerk. typist, card punch sta
tistics. THE CIVIL SERVICE PRE-.
PARATORY SCHOOL. 1913 l4th st
NV, l4th and Park rd., MI. 955S
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RITNK pEDC

IVA oLAO
Complete with mattresses, S2a. so.
D. c. SURPLUS SALES. 5ll New
Jersey ave: NV. II: 3-9s63. --l5
BULLDOZER. Oliver Cletrac: model
DG; used; IN good operating con-
CALCuLATfoSR CuLAfS0' AH Monroe mr. 0tps electric;
s9e.50 UNITED TYPEWRITER CO. o.
si3 I4th st. NV.
CAMERA. new, Kline Exacta mod. "
case; I. Biotar lens; filters. sun
shade: PVT, sale sacrif.. cost S340
CAMERA GUIDE. free. Pay els mo. !;
top photo-moyie equip; I-year guar.
n5aSe-ps to Sc ERESSER 2psR sas sS 3. 'TnuFs azs
CANDY MERCHANDisER. Norris
General Electric; excellent condition;
store altered; need the space; orig.
cost $500, sale price. 5000. MA
GRUDER, INC. 1898 Conn. ave,
CASH Iaa REGrsTERi MT pasksi National mia praet,-
breakdown totals; S495: worth 5000.
Can 10 d0odad;m. Am. to pm. weekdays.
CHAIR. LAWSON, with cover. $50;
drapes. $40: shower curtains: 8
stands. SIS; maple dinette set $50;
receptionist desk, $40. 10. $4,000.
CHRISTMAS TREES, approximately 4
acres; must do own cutting; sell
pm. 81. 4ei7. sn between o 1is and .
COATS. size 40-42. short, Eagle
camel hair, practically new: ladies'
size Il brown and tan Laskin mou-
ton lamb, practically new. Call
ewes. UN. 8l43. all day Sun, is
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HEATING EQUIPMENT Gun-tyne
oil burner. thermostat. acQuastat,
protectoreiay, summer and winter B
ana q hookup control, cast-iron sec
tional boiler: all now in operation:
highest offer. Phone Ex 6400. EX.
2a6S. during day; after 2. call SH,
Iu9S -21
HOLLYWOOD BEDS, two single; three
weeks old. Call LU 2-56S4. IS.
HOSPITAL BED, brown, new condi-
tion, with felt mattress: completely
adjustable. GE. $685.,
KITCHEN CABINETS. wood, with
glass fronts; also base kitchen
cabinets; everything white; in very
good cond. Sink, maroon. 6 IT..
sgle. bowl. Sell all at sacrifice.
RA. 031S. If
LINENS, large hand-embroidered
table cloths; brand-new. JU. S-4l96
LIVING ROOM SUITE. davenport .
chairs: excellent condition. 500. .
6aSe sectional bookcases. $3.50.
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BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

BOOKKEEPING AND TAX-Work for
business men; reasonable rates. FIR.
1888 after 4:30 nm, 90
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ATTIC FINISHED

ATTIC FINISHED
We specialize in finishing expand able
out bath. Free estimate. 10 Der
cent cash: 3 yrs. to pay.
ATTIC FINISHING co.
8214 Piney Branch Rd., JU. $4,000
BRICK WORK in general; fireplaces,
T9Tk ER aSas Glass A Jobs. RENALD1 60,
CARPENTRY. dormer windows, att attic,
nnished; porches inelosed: new or
aemodeling. J. z. HENDRIX. UN.
cARpPsENTRY. REMoDELrNs, re-
pairs cabinet work. Ju. s-4736.
CEMENT REPAIRs-No lob I'm
small; Call Hu. 4477 from z TO
c2oaGGGjED DRAIN PIPES electrician,
ERao3o%rTrkleensS Ro%Tke SD. or no charge. RoTo-
coNcRETE' esS RlshE' WORK and waterproof.
ing. Digging and footing and pour.
IaS. lng; Landscaping. Flagstone. Elk.
DRivEwAYs, bsmts., steps, S poreh.,
brickwork. HU. 4941 after 8 p.m.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION Re.
pairs. short circuits; small Jobs done
immed. Can RA. 2222 any time.
ELECTRICAL wIRING-old and new
work; estimates free. GE. 1880.
FENCE-Galvanized chain link. all
posts In concrete. Immediate ersc-
ton. Get the best for less; "a
months to pay. Phone HO. 6sS3:
evenings and Sunday. NO. b52s.
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BUILDING MATERIAL
BUILDING MATERIALS S

MA ERlALS
OyERSToCK SALE
BUY NOW WHILE PRICES ARE Low
Real values in new and used bldg
ana remodeling materials. Plumb
up: heating plants. radiators plas-
terboard. pipe, soil pipe, l beams
channels. so NJ. IT. corrugated gaiv
iron. plywood u fir. 4xs. new, S,5 IA,
new rockwool insulation. 81 90 pei
100 50. IT. Celotex. lumber ali sizes
roofing paper. shingles, flooring
visit our yard; open Sat Delivery
service. 100 dis. cash and carry
ARROW LUMBER CO.
HOO S, Capitol. IL. 3-26o2.
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FURNITURE SALE

Regular Now
$1,000 Fisher Duolounges
ooo Hidabeds -- S149. 90
S39 90 Mattress. box sprgs.,
nationally known Sl999
81 80 Feather pillows, ca. SI.25
lUy.0O studio couches - 500. 90
5 l09. 90 Sofa bed S69. 90
S9S.00 5-piece chrome di-
g 90 M .nette set s5s, 90
chrome dinette set 500 90
Sl69 90 Mig. drop-leaf ta-
BILE. 4 chairs $50 90
;sn PIP m 20 Modern occas; table $1,000
Sl39.Ou Blond drop-leaf table.
4 chairs $50. 90
S369.00 18th century ma
hogany breakfront S199.5O
S2o9.O0 Adams bridge lamp
and cocktail tables.
canaan 3 piece ---.---- $4,000
300 Large fringe hassock S24 90
S25. 90 Hassocks $500
3-piece bedroom suite. $50 to 500
$500 Plastic platform
. rockers -,---@- $4,000
All kinds of lamps cheap
WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD
AnSonia Furniture Co.
]. J. strikol. Est. owners
sol H st. NE, Ii. 3-3354
Omen Euo,oipuc TTof;1 n
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Sell Christmas Cards
No experience necessary; sell on
sight, 40 for 81 with name on, and
higher priced lines. 81 for 81. fea-
try's top line. Samples on approval.
Write or come in. Room 500.
Columbia Art Studios
$50 r st. NV. RE. 4716
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lIkkSS. white. age Is to 2l;
excel. tips and pay; no Saturdays or
sundays. OLD DUTCH INN, 1902
North Capitol st. is
WAITRESS. white, Must be expert.
enced. NO. 1888. II
MATTRESSES. experienced. refined
Tor exclusive restaurant Apply 4
pm. MICHEL s. 1920 Vermont
ave. NV IL
WAITREssEs. white. experienced
Apply RECTOR'S RESTAURANT,
l345 Connecticut ave. NV. Ii
MATTRESSES wanted with expert-
ence; good salary; vacation with pay
PYRAMID RESTAURANT. 2Slo i4th
st. NV; apply in person; no phone
CANS: see Mrs. Taylor between l2
and B pm. -I7
MATTRESSES t2). white. GoNDo-
LIER RESTAURANT. IA. 2-9S62,
WAITRESS. part time, experienced,
apply ROBIN HOOD RESTAURANT,
1922 K st NV IT
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GAS RANGES

0A0 ILaNICS
SO" white enamel: oven control in
sulated: like new, $685. ALLAN
TIC. SOY st: NV. NO. 392I
GENERATORS STARTERS. $40 no;
year CARTY 1908 l4th No o224.
GUSS-L. C. Smith, 12-gauge dbie.,
Speciality grade, sgIe. selective tris-
ger, sets barrels, duck and bird,
S325: Winchester pump. l2-gauee
MODEL IL, trap grade. ventilated rib
duck or trap, $l45; both new cond
81. $3.50. Ii
HEATERS AND STOVES
New. used; gas oil. coal. wood. ACME
STOVE. 10ll 7th NV. MA. S952.
Heaters and Stoves
New. used. gas. coal. oil. wood
HENRY's, 1925 7th st. NV. MI 944s
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COPPER TTTRTNG

COPPER TUBING
coils. ATLANTIC PLUMBING sup.
PLY. S07 v st. NV. NO. 1921
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GAS HEATER, Janitrol; ceiling type;
perfect condition; automatic with
ian blower, ETC.; 1876. 900 B. T. U.
VIII heat large store S145. -l5
GAS RANGE, Caioric. 33-in. table
top, eood condition, $40; sink cab
met, single drainboard, SEQ. CH.
1885 after pm. Ia
GAS RANGES. new. used; also coal,
wood and oil ranges: new, used
ACME STOVE, 10l1 9TH. MA. Se52.
GAS RANGES, new. used; credit in
staliation. PEERLESS SALES, 2237
Ga ave DE 5RSn
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SURPLUS TOOLS
Picks and mastocks, 81: shoveis,
Sl45; sledges. S275; dig bars,
$3.50. GICHNER. 2513 N st. NV.
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PLASTERBOARD
RADIATORS

Large stock radiators. all sizes. fit
100 S. Capitol. Ii. 3-226l.
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BRICK AND LUMBER
WRECKING OLD
CENTRAL HIGH
SCHOOL

7th AND o SITS. NV.
Work benches, steel lockers. FIRE
at sacrifice prices. Flooring from
$3.50 per 1000 bd. IT. up. Also
good sheathing and framing lumber
at low; low prices. Millions Of good
clean brick.
SALESMAN ON JOB
7th AND o SITS. NV.
HECHINGER co.
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Independents Will
PluY Navy: Coca
Cola. Versus
USS Corporal

a The official opening of the Is
land City Softball League will
get underway tonight promptly
at 7:30 pm, when the local In
dependents will clash against the
picked Navy entry =. the league.
The second game of the night
cap, which will start at nine,
will see the snappy Coca Cola
team make a go against the USS
Corporal team.
For the past weeks, the teams
in the league have been playing
an elimination series that have
proven to be tough play. On top
of the favorites are the WIS,
Home Milk and the Independ-
ents.
Also scheduled for the week
in the League are doubleheaders
for Tuesday and Thursday. On
Tuesday, Home Milk will play
the SubRon Four and Coca Cola
will be against VX-l.
On the agenda for Thursday,
after a days rest, OpDevSta will
meet Home Milk in the first
game and the Independents will
try to trip the FAWTUlant boys.
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The
The
WEATHERMAN
Says
FORECAST
Says

Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy today through Tuesday.
Continued warm. Some likelihood
of scattered showers or thunder
showers. Moderate to fresh, oc-
casionally moderately strong,
northeasterly Winds Small L
CRAFT WARNINGS DISPLAY
ED.
Florida; Fair in north, partly
cloudy in south portion through
Tuesday. Few showers in extreme
south portion today. Little change
in temperature.
Jacksonville to Apalachicola:
Small craft warnings displayed 8
a. m. from Jacksonville through
the Florida Keys on the East
Florida Coast for northerly $3.50
mph. winds. Strong high pressure
over north Atlantic states.
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DICK ENNIS ALLOWS SUBR0N
FOUR ONLY FOUR BINGLES AS
TEAMMATES WIN FIVE TO THREE
Jerry Sdndin
Gets Homer
For FAWTUldnt

Dick Ennis rationed out just
four hits to SubRon Four to win
for FAWTUlant in the u S Naval
Station Baseball League at Boca
Chica yesterday The score was
So.
With the proper backing of his
fielders, Ennis would have had
himself rare feat Shutout All
The SubRon hits We're unearned
by the errors of the fielding staff.
Jerry SarMin struck the big
blow for FAWTUlant when he
connected for a circuit clout in
the fourth frame with one mate
on deck.
Until the fourth, the game went
along on an even keel with each
club picking up one tally apiece.
Scoring order for the run was
started by Browns free ticket to
first via a walk. He went to sec
ond on a passed ball and moved
to third on an infeld out. He
scored across the dish when Dew
bobbled the ball
FAWTUlant lost little time re-
deelning themselves for they i'm
mediately collected a free trip
ard a two Dagger for their first
inning tally.
For the second run, Canto lined
single to right field and went to
second on another single, He was
brought home as an earned run
when the next man politely con-
nccted for a single.
1t could have been a Comedy
of Errors" to the SubRon Four
gang, but to the FAWTUlant boys,
it was no laughing matter.
FAWTU's sloppy showing in no
uncertain time ceased when the
boys collected three singles and
Sandin's four Dagger to put them
out in front to stay.
Ennis limited the visitors to one
run and two hits for the remain
der of the game when he tighten
ed down. R. H. E.
SubRon Four ------------. 3 3 8
FAWTUlant ---.------.-.-----. 5 8 2
Peterson and Kalhoefer; Ennis
and Roche.
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TEMPERATURES
AT7:3Oi An, EST

Dizzy Dean struck out 303 bat
tiers in the Texas League in 1881
while pitching for Houston. He
also led the league in games wor
that year with 26 and had the
lowest earned run average, 1853.
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Tomorrow's Almanac
Tides
BRITAIN MAY USE

Continues from Page One)
ing a shorter stand toward hold
ing the rich Iran oil concession.
Secretary Nsorrison's activity
today indicated increasing con-
Germ.
The United States is being kept
informed about British moves.
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Island City Soiiball League will
Open Officially Tonight All Bayview

Florida International League

Tampa s, Miami Beach 0.
ST. Petersburg.5, Miami 4,
Havana 8, Fort Laudefdale 0.
West Palm Beach 4, Lakeland 2
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GULFSTREAM NINE DEFEATS
FIGHTING BOMBERS BY s TO q
Four Honers By
Gulfstredn1 Men
Win Boil Come

1IlG GullSlIGdIll IllllG III
the Island City Baseball
loop defeated the hard
fighting Bombers GA yes
terday in the first game of
a doubleheader of rekular
play in Oceanvie wPark. In
the second tilt of the day,
the Benny's Cafeteria squad
squeezed out the fast and
furious Brooks All Stars by
a one count margin, 4-3.
In the first game, Gulf
strea mwas out in front all
the way taking three tallies
in the first inning on two
hits, including a homer by
Knowles, and one error.
The Bombers half of the
inning, they collected one
run on two hits and no
errors.
The count stayed the same all
the way to the top half of the
sixth stanza when the Gulfstream
Food bays decided on another
tally. They pushed John Lewis
! across the dish. with a circuit clout
blow with none aboard. In the
seventh inning the performance
was repeated by Solomon when
he knocked the horsehide straight
away to center for a one way,
round trip ticket. Alonzo, the CEN
ter fielder for the Gulfstream
team, had to join the fun. He inn
nnediatley slammed a home run
down the right field line to ac-
count for the sixth and last run
the team scored.
In the bottom half of the eighth
frame, the Bombers scored three
runs falling short of the tying
mark by two lone counts. Santana
led off with a walk and advanced
to third on two passed balls. Ace
vedo grounded out pitcher to lst.
Lastres struck out. Fernandez was
safe at firt son an error by the
leftfielder. Cascade doubled, Rob-
erts was safe on an error, and
Hernandez lined to the pitcher for
the third and final out.
Errors Cost The Came
The second game in the dou-
bleheader yesterday was a tight
fought, hard battle when the
Benny's Cafeteria nine squeezed
by the Brooks All Stars.
Leading off for the Brooks was
L. Butler with a single to right
field. Catcher Mcintosh was safe
at first on a fielder's choice and
Butler was forced at second. K.
Butler grounded out, short toI
first, while. Goat" Smith retired
the side by going out to left
field.
The Stars came across with the
first tally in the top of the second
stanza on one hit and one error
They were aided by a hit batsman
and a walk
Benny's scored three runs in
their half of the frame spanked
by two hits and two costly err
rors.
The top of the third inning, Nc
Intosh led off by flying out to
right, K. Butler flew out to left
field Smith walked, Brown
singled and Alec singled Allen
struck out to retire the side after
the lone count had been tailed.
The. count remained the same
until the Stars tied up the game
i'll Z the seventh inning. They
scored one run on one hit and no
Cafeteria errors.
Benny'S broke the ice in the
bottom of the last frame when
the second baseman, Cabot, got
on by an error and ran the base
pads when the right fielder con-
tinued to bobble the ball He
then threw wild and high over
the EMBELLISHMENTS head to score
Cabot.
The final tally remained at 4-3|
for the Food boys.
The scores;
v1 First Game
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Furillo's Homer
Wins For Dodgers
l2-6 Over Braves

BOSTON, May l4.-(R.-Carl
Furillo's three-run homer clinch-
ed 1875 victory for the Brooklyn
Dodgers over the Boston Braves
yesterday The Dodgers victory
.ousted the Braves from the Ma
tional League Lead. -
The scores;
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Second Game

Called, end of 9th, curfew)
Shea, Ostrowski ca, Sanford
(2), and Berra; Coleman, Wyse,
Martin, Hooper and Murray.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Erskine, Vancuyk %, Hatten
(2), Palacia 90 and Edwards;
Surkont, Estock (7, Cole 90 and
st. Claire.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-14
Roberts and Fernandez.
Second Game

r. H. E.
Brooks Stars oil 900 1903 7 7
Benny's $50 600 0lx-4 7 /
Hannibal, Fretrell (6), ALICE (O
and Mcintosh; Fernandez, Marcia
90 and Arrange, Bazo ~.
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Sports Calendar
SOFTBALL
tBayview Park)
Night Play

Night Play
Island City Softball League
MONDAY
Neutrality-suspicious. VS.. Navy.
9:00-Coca- Cola VS.. USS Cor.
poral.
TUESDAY
7:30-Home Milk VS.. SubRor
Four. +
9:O0-Coca-Cola VS., VX-1. i
THURSDAY
7:30-OpDevSta VS.. HON,
Milk.
: neutrality-suspicious. VS.. FAW
TUlant.
BASEBALL li
LITTLE LEAGUE
BaYview Park-Night Play
To be announced.
ISLAND CITY WINTER
BASEBALL LEAGUE
(Afternoon Play
Oceanview Park
To be announced.
us. NAVAL STATION
BASEBALL LEAGUE
To be announced.
TENNIS
BaYview Park
Morning, Afternoon and Night
Daily and Sunday play.
GOLF
Municipal Coli Course
(Stock Islsnd)
Daily and Sunday play.
SHUFFLEBOARD
BaYview Park
Morning, Afternoon and Night
Daily and Sunday play.
SKATING
= A-'aS' BaYview Park 49,
Might
FRIDAY
7:30 to 900 Pm.
The Russo-Japanese war was
in 1904 and 1905.
Roberts and Earrandaz
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Reynolds, Senford (5), Morgan
% and Berra; Kellner, Scheib ~,
and Murray, Upton.
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First Game

Thompson, Cristanty (0, Can
DIM (5), Brittin (8) and Silvestri;
Jansen and Noble.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-14

Rogovin, Beardon 90, Trucks
"a, White co and Ginsberg; Gar
yer and Lollar.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-14

Teller and Hogan; Holcombe,
Kretlow (2), Littlefield (6), Ma
honey co, Rotblatt (8) and Mar
hos.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-14

Called, end of 9th, curfew)
Chakales, Lemon ca and Teb-
belts; Cain, Dorish 90, Gumpert
Q0 and Mast, Niarhos (9).
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Second Game

First Game
The echo., 1951-01-01
The following leaders and their

The following leaders and their
co-workers have been appointed 70
add Sc members each in the H. B
A. Crusade which will terminate in
the Convention.
Some Of the leaders have begun
sending in new members already,
however, we are not publishing the
number each leader has as this is a
friendly rivalry among the IL lead
ers.
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