davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-11-28
Handy Andy Davis, GWs 6O-Minute SporkpIug
I'm Grid Machine, Plays Last Game Friday
By George Huber

George washington university
lost its opening game to Wake
Forest in 1948. but it won a foot
ball star when Freshman Andy
Davis went in as a substitute tall
back in the first quarter.
Andy forgot the usual freshman
filters and rAn and passed to l09
of the Colonials' 167 yards that
day, including a 36-yard touch
down pass1to Jimmy Kline.
They haven't been able to keep
Davis out of the starting lineup
Or the finishing lineup for that
matter-since. He started and
finished the next game against
Virginia Tech and by the end of
the season had missed only 10
minutes playing time.
Handy Andy-as he soon was
dubbed-is one of those vanishing
Americans, a Commute player
who is a triple-threat on offense
and bulwark on defense.
He will play the last game of
his college career Friday night
when the Colonials tangle with
Richmond at Alexandria. Andy
needs only 80 yards. which he
practically is a cinch to get, to
break the Southern Conference
total offense record of 4,871 yards
set by Charley Justice Of North
Carolina.
Plays in "a Of SO Games.
Altogether Davis has played IN
"a of the SO CIV Games since 1948,
missing only the Virginia Tech
game in 1949 and the Wake Forest
game this year because of injuries.
That he hasn't been out more is
a wonder. AS the Colonials' big
running and passing threat and
its chief returner Of kickoffs,
punts and intercepted passes, he
gets knocked around plenty. Any
team that stops Davis has gone
a long way toward stopping CIV.
His starring performances have
been numerous. In fact. it's hard
to remember the few bad days he
has had. For instance. that 1948
Virginia Tech game, the second Of
his college career, was an upset
victory for CIV largely because of
Davis. The GobblerS stopped him
for a loss only once in the So times
he handled the ball as he gained
204 yards running and passing
nearly twice the yardage of the
entire VPI team.
That same year Davis upset Vir-
ginia, the first time the Colonials
had beaten the Cavaliers. Passes
to Bill Szanyi and Charley Butler
scored touchdowns and Davis
running set up the other.
Made 16 Successive Tackles.
Passing and running isn't his
only forte. Against Virginia Mill
tary that year somebody counted
Davis making 16 successive
tackles.
And SO it has gone all through
his career. Handy Andy is we'll
built 24-year-old, weighing ITS
pounds and with curly blond hair
topping a 5-foot-10 frame. He is
a little older than the average of
college players now, having spent
two years in the Army, some Of it
in Germany, between high school
and college. He is married to his
high school sweetheart, the for
mer Dot Mattingly. and they have
two children, Andrea. 312 years,
and Suzanne, IL years.
Although it is on offense that
Davis gets most of the notices
probably because yards rushing
and passing can be measured and
recorded-he is best of all on de-
fense. At some bigger schools
where the two-platoon system
really is in effect, Handy Andy
likely would be safety man only
because of his sure tackling abil-
itv hiS kpack of naSS defapSe opd
Evening star., 1951-11-28
Army-Novy Classic,
Irish Trojan Clash
Will Be Seen Here

The Army-Navy and the
Notre Dame-Southern Cali
fornia games will be seen on
televiSion in Washington over
WNBW.
Most of the pre-game pag-
eantry and parade will be
seen on the Army-Navy tele-
cast, starting at 1915 pm.
Game time will be l pm. The
Notre Dame-Southern Cali
fornia showing will start at
4:45 pm.
Evening star., 1951-11-28

yet to be seen
on the televl-
sion screen.
Because OF
the difference
in time, view
ers should be
able to see the
complete Army
Navy game be-
fore the cam
eras switch to
the West Coast
to pick up the
kickoff of the
Notre Dame =
Cni1tharn Cali.
Evening star., 1951-11-28

STATISTICS on Page CO.
con Dan fowler of the Los An.
geles Rams, GIT to GIG, with BOZ
Hoernschemeyer of the Detroit
Lions third with 6O2. With three
games to play. it should be photo
finish. one of the closest since
l945 when Steve Van Buren of the
Philadelphia Eagles nosed out
Frank Atkins of the Redskins by
35 yards.
Goode was slow in signing hi.
1851 contract, deciding he wantec
a bigger pay envelope and after
some negotiating he got it. HI
was well worth every penny Sun
day. especially to those fans
who've been yelling for Redskir
running attack for 10 years.
Heath Completes for Job.
AS if the in-and-out Goode
didn't have enough trouble. he's
got private war on with Leor
Heath for the starting job at full
back. The Oklahoma Mule
Train" has developed fast since
moving to fullback. Heath is the
boy Riley Smith. Paul Bryant anc
Bud Wilkinson, to name a few
rate as one of the best pro pros
poets to come along in recent
years.
Il never saw a boy with better
control of his body-especially
coming through a line" was
Smiths judgment. Not fast, but
tricky. strong and consistent"
Heath is beginning to make the
prediction look pretty good.
Goodies line-shattering running
against the Rams proved his abil-
ity. but Rob has yet to show he
can do 1t week in and week out
He got only 33 yards against the
Chicago Bears and was ineffective
in both games with the New York
Giants.
Todd Praises GoOde.
But Coach Dick Todd had 9
good word for the big boy. who
ran like a frightened racehorse
against the Rams.
Rob can be as good as any
back in the league" Todd said
He's big and fast and has a
world of natural ability, but he
can't do it alone. It's still a team
game and no back can look good
without blocking. If the boys
give him an opening he'll take
advantage of it and he'll be a big
help to us. I'm looking for them
to keep UP the good work against
the Eagles here Sunday"
Goode has passed Cliff Battles
Atkins and Bob Seymour in his
drive toward all-time Redskins
ground-gaining laurels and is only
1875 yards short of catching Todd
in second place, whose career total
was 1873. Goodies total to date,
,438 yards, is at least another
season shy of Andy Farkas' total
of 1866, the all-time Redskins
mark.
Interest Perks Up.
An easy-going person, Goode's s
Interest in leading the league
|perked up considerably upon hear
ing he was out in front Of the
lpack.
Sure, I'm interested" he said
"a fellows got to have something
to work for and leading thi.
league would be a great honor fol
me-"
Ramblin' Rob is willing work
er. He's carried the ball lat time
this season and only Eddie Pric,
of the Giants has been called OF
more often. Price has carried 18!
times for 582 yards. Nor is Good
one to take advantage of a chance
to "goldbrick."
Herman Ball. former coach
tabled Goodies honesty long ago
"He won't take advantage O.
an injury to loaf on you," Herman
said. you've got to hold hin
back. I guess he likes to play to-
WELL"
Evening star., 1951-11-28
Rob Goode Tops
Ground Gamers
BY Single Yard
fowler Close Behind,
Hoernsehemeyer Third
In Pro Competition
BY Lewis F. Atchison

Preseason holdout and later
season hero, Rob Goode leads the
National Football Leagues ball
carriers, heading into the home
stretch of the 1851 campaign, with
"a double-barreled fight on his
hands. The big. black haired
Texan may have trouble keeping
his No. fullback rating with the
Redskins as we'll as his position at
the head of the pigskin-packing
brigade.
Statistics released today give
Goode a 1-yard margin over Dea-
Evening star., 1951-11-28
Nay Cleared for New Major League With Big Group Of Ifs
Win, Lose, or Draw
By FRANCIS STANN

TT IS NOTION HERE that high ranking unbeaen
bme team Maryland has not been receiving the enthusiastic
support at the boxoce that many of the
Evening star., 1951-11-28
BY Fronk Leohy

NoIre LoHe FoOIDoh Noos"
Sports fans across the Nation
will have the opportunity Satur-
day to view the biggest single
afternoon of sports entertainment
Evening star., 1951-11-28

(See LEAHY. Page C-3)
Evening star., 1951-11-28

Statistics on PAGE CO.
Evening star., 1951-04-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

1850; blue Garry All,
steel body station wagon; 900
actual miles; new cond.; 81, ,495.
Call OWNER, Ma. 2515.
Evening star., 1951-04-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 194s, convertible coupe;
rsa rsaio ssh heassr sysTsshins fsTs RopER eg nsy
PLYMOUTH 1911 4-dr. sed,; heater.
cond.; 1895. sAFEWAY MOTORS
mo. IND. 1910 .14th st. NV.
PONTIAC 1850 Chief sedan; S1.793.
AuTo MpT pay wyHoIEsAIERs. ioIs SsA 1ssi .al. BIa-
densburg Rd. Ii s. $500.
PONTIAC 1851 station wagon; all
metal BODY imnlaculate; S3.499
FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921 Connecticut
PONTIAC - lsas a,s,. station aa. wagon; Sagen}j
PONTIAC. 1921 Connecticut. Wo
PONTIAC s1STi AZ club cpe.: gray; r. and
h.; condition and appearance excel
lent; buy Of the week; week ,,s9s4 Sga5; ,s0 S0-
TORS. INC, 1125 18th st. NV
PONTIAC 1888; passed 81 D.. C.. in
spection; r. and h.; Bel Air; 81 005.
Cofer I'd, Falls Church. Va. Ia
PONTIAC 1912 sedan; r. h.; beauti-
ao fu tw9;t9ne 5 -ina finish new engilgs sasy
Goth and Rhode Island ave. n E.
Pontiac 1916 4-dr. black Stream
liner. +. and b.; very good cond, :
$3.50 or best Offer GIL. 1852. --15
PONTIAC 1949 Chieftain "6'' de luxe
miIeass, % 81 lss '455. OWNER, Ju, 1904
or Hp. S003. Ia
PONTIAC 1949 streamlined de luxe;
( r.. h., Hydra-Matic; Immaculate; one
owner; only Sl.595; full price; bank
financing. WILLIAMS, goth and
Rhode Island ave. ne. AID. s344.
PONTIAC 1912 convertible; r. and h.;
excel. cond,;; $685.; g, 60s Florence st.
PONTIAC 1850 Chief sedan: S1,733.
Why y pay m9rss 2 ssnk 1Raagins: RIs
roNTlac rsosNSfflsss RI a4a 4 sss9e sessnette; fully
one for 81, ,bs5. KLEIN MOTORS,
2301 NJ st. NV. Elk. 1869. I'D
PONTIAC Al 2-dr. streamlineI; 7;
SALES, 3400 River rd.. Alex, Va
p66SsTTse 6s S4o 1a5o Ask sdr ros sstg9eesminer ges ss
r. and h. and Hydra-Matic:a low mile
age. excel cond.; 81. .Sa5.t CENTRAL
MOTOR SALES. 1895 Conn. ave.
Pontiac &C. 1850 Chief sedan. sl,7sa. Z, |,
Why pay nore2 5ss bank financing.
AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1881 Bla-
densburg Rd. II. 3-SS0o.
mech. cond.; looks grand; tremen-
dous bargain at 81 1.39o; must GO
next 3 days. OW. 1868. Ia
STUDEBAkER so Champion, de luxe
2-door; oyerdrive. ClimatiZer, direc
sig, and many other extras; very
low mi; 1-owner car. 81 $40. Nc
NEIL MOTORS. 4034 wis. ave. NV
EN-. 1856, CO. 2153. Ia
STUDEBAKER 40 Champion. de luxe
2-door sedan; very clean; low mi
car. S1,195. MCNEIL MOTORS
4034 Wis. ave. NV, EN-. 1856, co
sTnDEBaKER iHSi Champion 1e41 coupe;
new paint. priced to sell; S195.
GREENE MOTOR CO., 712 E st. Sc.
STUDEBAKER 40 Commander, Re.
gal de luxe cl. cpe., fully equip.
14,000 actual miles. A good buy O.
S1,295. EDMONDS MOTORS, vii.
son blvd; at N. jackson. Arl.. Va.
STUDEBAKER AS Commander con.
vertible; fully equipped. low mileage
one owner, overdrive, hillholder
new top. WV. tires, beautiful con.
dition throughout. See today and b! y
oLDsMoBME CO. 1241 9th St. e
Dust of Fla. ave.. Ii. 7-e34o
Ii. 1886. Open 9 to 8; Sun.
10 to 6. -l3
Evening star., 1951-04-13
AuroMoBILEs FOR SALE
1850 sedan; ST. 1893
AuTo jFf pA WHoLEsALERs. 175i Bia-
denShurR Rd Ii. 2-SSO0.

sTUDEBAKER 1850 sedan: S1.393.
Why nay more? So bank financing.
AUTO Wholesalers. 1881 Bla-
densburg Rd. Ii. $500.
STuDEBAKER 80 Commander. Regal
de luxe 4-dr. sedan; radio, climatiz-
er, overdrive and many other extras;
a beautiful low mileage. 1-owner car:
S1,S45. MCNEIL MOTORS, 141S P
ST. NV, CO. 2153.
sTUDEBAKER 1850 conv.; green. T.
h. and overdrive, other extras; orig
owner; S1,795. Call ia. S-7504,
STUDEBAKER 1850 sedan: 81 1903.
Why nay more? Sc bank financing.
AUTO WHOLESALERS. 1871 Bla-
densburg Rd. Ii. 3-SS00.
sTgDEBAKER 1850 sedan; 81 ,S93
AUTO MTE pay WyHoEEsALERs RoTss Sshk 19si nans Bla
densburg Rd. Ii. 3-SS00.
STUDEBAKER AZ Commander 4-dr.;
r. and h.: S945. Terms and trade
MTTCHELL'S MOTORS, Kaiser Fra
ger Dealer, 222 Second st. NV. Cat
Constitution ave.). Ex. 4105: open
sTuDEBAKER 1e47 sedan: ssss
AUTO WHOLESALERS. 1881 Bla-
denshurg Rd. Ii. $500.
STUDEBAKER late 1850; Naval on
Ger leaving; regal de luxe 4-dr.
sedan, Q; "a heater; other eouip:-
sSnS; s,a5o. a1 aH es4o ..aon ls ssas
AuTo wHcLEsALEBs. I73i Bias
4 densburg Rd. Ii. 3-SS0n.
sTUDEBAKER 1851 President 4-dr:
{ sedan; exc. cor1ds. oyerdrive; good
tires orig. owner; 1895. JA.i2-s91o.
STUDEBAKER 1947 Commander club
coupe; r. and h.. beautiful light gray
finish, mechanically sound, new
j. tires; priced to move quick at S995,
terms: guaranteed. trade WELL.
RoRs es M9rGsS 8. "a. i. l0G 1888 Es''asss opsa
sTuDEBAKER IaHi,Esa 1s47 sedan; sses.
AUTO WHOLESALERS. 1871 Bla-
densburg Rd. Ii. 3-sS00.
grs bessr isfs ststien sfssegt wagon
S si.oSo. ezl Also WHY'S SiiseAi ie4s Yellow
Jeepster convertible; excellent tires
and TUBES; heatsr: good metor; $500
Sil. spg.. JU. 7-90so; ewes. DE
WHY'S yEEP 1s4s wonder shape; !,
fully equipped: special $685.. JACK
PRY MOTORS. 18th and P NV
Ia
WHLYS 1850 station wagon; over
drive, heater; very low mileage: iust
like new; fully guaranteed: price,
S1,295. Low financing. Buy from
q reliable new-car dealer. CAPITOL
MOTOR CO.. 1911 Ga. ave. 8. S..
Nd. SH. 1904 Silver Spring Pack
srd dealer Ia
WILLYS al sedan. motor overhauled;
$3.50 or best offer. No dealers
DI.. 1866.
STATION WAGON WHY'S; low mileage
in good coiid: S875 or best offer
Ewes. WI. 1887; Daytime. Hu. S0l9
Evening star., 1951-04-13
STUDEBAKER '49

Commander de luxe 2-dr. DO you want
a used car with new car appearance,
APPOINTED IN gsed saste and packed
ing and economy features? Would
you buy that car for $500 under
new car prices? Here is an un-
matched value In beautiful green
finish with air-conditioning china
tizer. h.. defroster. r., 5 good tires
stamp OF dependability; ST, 1896. LEE
d. BUTLER, 1921 21st st. NV. DI.
0110. Open Sun. until 5. la
Evening star., 1951-04-13
BARGAINS!
ALEXANDRIA NASH
WEEK END SPECIAL
WONDERFUL VALUE
!, fnsnection guarRnteed.

WONDERFUL VALUE
ID. C. inspection guaranteed.
BUICK Al sedanet.e, real nice; $50
CHEW. Al 2-dr., newly painted; $3.50
CHEW. AZ club coupe; r. and h; 500
OLDS. AZ 2-dr.; new PAINT; $3.50
PONTIAC AZ; 2-dr. Al motor; S275
PONTIAC Al; sedanette; runs flne
PLYMOUTH Al 4-dr.: r. h. new
tires: $325.
OTHER EXCELLENT VALUES
TRUCKS; D. c, inspection guaranteed
CHEW. 40 1z-ton panel; S2S5
GMC Al; Ia t. fiat bot. side panels;
S115.
FORD AZ "A ton pick UP; perfect
EASY TERMS, REASONABLE RATES
4th and Md. ave. s.w. RE. 1866. -15
Evening star., 1951-04-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

Ford 1850 convertible; $500
mi, r. and h., sportsman
green, many extras; leaving
city; $1,795. OV. 5429.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-08
CHISOX
EDGE OUT
TIGERS, FL
Jim BusbY's
18th Inning Hit
Puts Run Across

New York, Aug. s. -lPg.-J Jim
Busby's 18th inning single sent
Eddie Robinson scurrying home
from second with the winning
run as the Chicago White Sex
nipped the Detroit Tigers, 81
yesterday.
Pierce went all the way to
register his 18th win against
nine losses as the White Sox bat
tied to get back into the pennant
race after q disastrous Eastern
road trip
Apparently just reaching top
form, Bob Rush turned in his
second consecutive four-hit
pitching. performance yesterday
as the Chicago Cubs whipped
the Cincinnati Reds. Al.
Big Mike Garcia a9eat the St.
Louis Browns 81 on a four-hit-
ter for his 18th victory--the most
he has won in one season since
joining the Cleveland indians in
1913.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-08
Lille League
playoiis Begin
Tonight Al Park

The Little Baseball Leagues
playoffs viii begin tonight al Bay
view Park in the second game OF
q scheduled twin bill. The Rotary
club viii play against the Lions
in a best two out of three series
for the Key West Little League
Championship
In the opening game tonight,
the SubRon Four and the Cor
poral nine Will play as the twt
leading teams of the Island City
Softbali League.
Ramsey is scheduled 10 pitch
for SubR0n while Franklin will
hold down the mound duties for
Corporal The last time these two
pitchers met in a game between
their two teams, the outcome was
Corporal !, SubRon 0. Not one
SubRoner reached the initial sack.
The first game will start promptly
ct 7.l5.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-08
IRON This SEAT
J BY DON EDWARDS
Sports Editor i

BY DON EDWARDS
Sports Editor

Scandal struck. SCANDAL in Of is worst forms
has broken the spirits of many good atheeie And all
because of low under cover men trying 10 make dollar
sly deals.
I'm speaking of ihe recent basketball scandals that
rocked the very foundations og the best network of
intercollegiate sports i'm the world.
Basketball with highest any sport been
stricken from university money
offered and players four colleges Originally
players involved
continued his Investigations
Several players from Bradley University eight all been
arrested from Bradley taking
Five have confessed and have admitted taking the
thing gamblers.
Now another out. l IS uns hat in
wolves ninety students West Point
the basketball bride scandals.
TO the boys jail would.
Ninety West Point Cadets facing charges
cheating Ioehin capan
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-08
jones McNultv
Falls Before
Comdr. Cordry

Two more seeded play
ers bit the dust yesterda,
at Comfy Beach i'm the sec
Ond round of the 1851
Mems Tennis Champion
ships. The Alumber six.
James McNulty. fell before
the snperb steadiness oil
Commander T. ". Cordr,
81, 6-8. 6-4, and the mum,
Der seven, Ygnacio Car.
bOnell, bowed 10 the super.
or stamina of Captain
Payson 6-4, 90.
McNulty had his chance against
Cordry,--three set points in the
opening chapter-but couldn't
make them stick. The Commander
was expected to fade early before
the topspin drives Of the towering
veteran who has been the terror
Of the courts this year. Instead of
willing. the underdog traded blow
for blow from the baseline
throughout the long two-hour
struggle and at the end il was
MeNulty who was Keeling.
Captain Payson played his fin
est tennis since coming to the Is
land in vanquishing former cham
pion Carbonell He retrieved not
only relentlessly but deep. Ygna-
clio 5un7ped to a 4-3 lead in the
opening minutes and looked like
an easy winner At this point the
Captain began sloffing off all mis-
cues and within five minutes he
had broken his adversary's con-
centration with a barrage Of balls
that slternated from the baseline
to far upcourt, and ran the former
king from pillar to post
Kermit Roberts has given long
hours Of practice to tennis in the
last eight months and yesterday
the schooling paid dividends in
his match with Paul Esquinaldo.
Catapulting himself into move
nlent as the ball left Paul's racket
and covering every inch of the
court, he ran through the first set
at 6-l. Most Of Kermit's balls were
medium paced shots placed in the
spot best calculated TO force his
Opponent to expend energy Paul
.realized al the start of the second
set that he must direct the play
and force the issue and began
pounding his western forehand in
to the corners. The attack carried
him to q 50 and later TO "A and
had he been able to continue with
the assault, the set would have
been his But his energies waVer-
ed during the pay-off points of
the last two games and KeTnit's
last ounce of strength was suffic-
bent Ia get home at o.
The remaining eight second
round matches and the entire
eight third round matches will
be finished by Friday Two guar
ter-flnsl matches will go on court
al 4:30 p. N. Saturday. The finals
will be run off at 4 30 Sunday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-08

elect Of Arnly's 1851 football team
Loehiein is also president elect Of
the Senior class. He says he has
been dismissed from West Point
on theE very same charges. Al
though, he hasn't admitted the
cheating.
Even If Harold hiss been DIS
missed or many others like him.
it viii be a blot on them for the
rest of their lives. For there are
many people IN this country who
would down him saying. He isn't
any good, he was kicked out Of
West Point
A scandal such as the West
Point one and the rocking basket
bail scandal is a shame and dis
grace 10 intercollegiate sports It
should be eliminated IS soon as
possible. Tne boys. however. are
in a great point Of danger
a-gz.. -. ..r..,4 sast,ssy s-sa4ass all he
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-08
The Weather
Forecast

Key West and Vicinity: Gen.
orally fair and hot and humid to-
day through Thursday Light to
moderate varssble winds.
Florida: Fair and continued hot
through Thursday except for
widely scattered, mostly after
noon and early evening thunder
showers.
jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits and East Gulf of Mexico:
Light variable winds, mostly
southwest and west through
Thursday. Widely scattered thun-
dershowers. otherwise fair wealth
,Sr
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-08
TENNIS SCORES

Yesterdays second roun q
scores:
Peter Varela over Chester
Knowles 6-3, 6-3
Don Cruz over Frank Roberts
60, Ga,
Kermit Roberts over Paul ES-
quinaldo 81, 6-4
Captain PaySon over Ygnacio,
Carbonell o., 60.
Commander J. A. MeAllister
over Andy Alonzo 81, 6-i
Ralph Hartenstine over Harry
Church 60. 60
Jack Sellers over Robert Piar-
rot 6-3, 60.
Commander T W. Cordry over
James McNulty 81, 60, Ga,
Complete first round results Of
Mems Tennis Championships
Peter YareIa over 2, L. Brink,
ley 6-3, so.
Joe Watson over James Weat-
hers so, 6-l
Johnnie Sellers over Charlie
Yates, Jr, 81. 6-l
Frank Roberts over Ralph
Blauvelt 40, CO, oil.
Don Cruz over A J Brown 6-l,
60.
Paul Esquinaldo over Hoke
Holcomb 90, 81.
Kermit Roberts over r Burnett
60, OIL.
Captain Payson over Daniel
Sawyer 81. OIL
Ygnacio Carbonell over Iceberg
Knowles 6-l, 6-l.
Chester Knowles over James
Baker 60, Sc
Tony Dopp over Mont Trainer
Ga, 6-3,
Robert Smith over A. M Bow
en- OIL, 6-l
Earl Yates over R, L. Hunt 60,
6-5
Leo Carey over hxlQulo bldal
rs, 30. 90
Andy Aionzo over J Smeester
g., o.
j. A. McAllister over William
Bond 6-l, go.
IS Ar@snae ,Hensiq lis2 @ ysrs J Is:
Brdse4s sss7 81 e.
Carl IllslSy over john Rhmeso
CO, 4-6. 81
r. B. Carroll over Al~-Ft.berts
81, 6-3.
John Cruz over Billy Warner
G-l, so
Harvey Sellers over Oscar Cruz
ell, o..
Bob Pollock over CD Barrett
is, ST., rs,
T. W. Cordry over Eugene Re-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-08
Enlurges Strike-out Record
Ramsey Knocks Home Run With
Bases Loaded To Insure ll-6 Victory
Home Milk And
Independents
Bottle To Tie

Corporal won over the OpDev
Sta last night IN the first game
at Bayview Park by 8 score of
ll-6.
Ramsey just couldn't find the
plate and was touched for six
runs on four hits. However, his
wildness was charm in a sense.
He struck out IA men TO bring
his totals 56 strike-outs in four
games and 28 innings.
Ii was Ramsey all the way for
he hit a circuit clout blow with
the bases loaded in the third inn
ing to drive in four runs. He scor-
ed three counts himself.
The Score
r H E
Corporal o04 400 II 10 4
OpDevSta go 0I0 0 8 4 8
Ramsey and Kasarda; Evans
and Sherman,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-08
BovsEirsg
- News

Winnie Humphrey scooped high
series, high single and third high
single with scores o} I45. 1874. 2l5
-545 Tuesday in the Navy Wives
Open Bowling
Louise Duke came in second
with high game Of 1879 pins
Other bowlcrs Included Fiossie
Higgins, Naomi Respess, Pat Pot
ter, Cindy Vain. Marie Faucet,
Jerry Feiertag. Sarah Pierce,
Grace JOY. Rosine Weir, Helen
Catagna. 10 thinner, Lucille Clar-
ey, Loretta Carson, Dorothy
Brown. Frances Mills, Louise Kov-
lentz. Andree PapenhauSen, Bob
by Cadenas. vi Donlan, Dorothy
Gravai and Doris Ashe.
Navy Wives League
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-08
ToduY's Games
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Washington al New York
Chicago al Detroit
Philadelphia al Boston
ST. Louis at Cleveland
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-08

According TO the American Turf
Register of 1880 there were AS
race courses in the United States
at that TINS.