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The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22
MESSAGES TO STEVENSON

Governor Adla Stevenson's aides estimate he has
received about 10000 since his defeat by Pres
identelect Dwight D. Eisenhower Surprise is expressed
by that many of the messages from voters
who supported Eisenhower in the election on November
4h. Some of them went far as to tell Stevenson
they he would have been successful had he not
been Saddled with too many inherited problems.
Others thanked him for the kind of campaign he con-
Quoted congratulated him talking sense to the peo-
pe expressed the belief that he would have made
good President Also but that they had favored General
Eisenhower Others predicted that one day Stevenson
would himself be President SINCE the opinion of the
writer's he had demonstrated the ability necessary for
the top u S. job.
One Southerner wrote that he had not repudiated
Stevenson personally but the party, and that he had
wanted change in party above all other things.
AS said before the election the country was for
unae this in having two candidates for the Presi
dency qualified and unobjectonable as the Republican
and Democratic Party candidates. And whereas, many
who voted for General Eisenhower also liked Stevenson
many who supported Stevenson have very little objection
to General Eisenhower and indeed admit freely that they
have major objections to him.
In Washington, many top Government figures ad-
nit they have nothing personally against Eisenhower and
though many may lose their Jobs they are frank to
they preferred General Eisenhower to Republic
cans and if the Republican Party had to win they are
glad it won with Eisenhower on its ticket.
This Is good sign for the country, which faces tur4
buent and strenuous years ahead It Is sign Of unfica-
ton, which the countrys voters must always keep in
mind after the bitter struggles Of an election campaign
In the United States have been blessed by our tradi-
on Of closing ranks after the battle and going ahead
with the general progress of the nation AS long most
OF our citizens willing to abide by the majority
sion Of the people, the foundations Of our democratic
form of government will remain indestructble.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22
BY CLARKE BEACH

| WASHINGTON B - If you've
picked some lemons in the stock
market this year, they'll all look
equally sour when you get around
to balancing your losses against
gains for income tax purposes.
The new revenue act makes no
distinction between long-term and
short-term capital losses-that is,
losses on securities you held for
six months or more and those you
sold in less than six months.
Under the old law, you could de-
duct 100 per cent of your short
term losses but only so per cent
Of your long-term losses.
That encouraged security market
customers to do just the opposite
from what trainers Of the revenue
act wanted them to do.
The revenue act exerts q some
what stabllixing influence on secur-
tiles markets by taxing only half
the capital gains Il stocks are held
for six months or more before SELL
ing. II held for less than six
months, The gains are taxed 100
per cent-giving Uncle Sam q fat
cut from the melon when the tax
payer gets q quick profit.
In what appears now TO have
been oversimplification or over
sight, the tax legislators treated
losses the same way--allowing the
taxpayer full loss Il Il was short
term but only half the loss II Il
was long.tern.
As q result, the practice Of SELL
ing stock 10 establish losses for
income tax purposes, which is
usual when the year Is drawing TO
q close, was stimulated. The owner
often sold his losers sooner than
he wished In order 10 get his full
100 per cent deduction. This deduc.
ton encouraged short-term deal
ings, which tend 10 be speculative
and thus infiationary.
So when the act was amended
In 1851, effective this year, Il pro-
vided that al losses could be fully
deducted. They can be used 10 off
set capital gains for tax purposes,
and If they exceed the capital gains
for the year, up 10 81 900 Of the loss
can be deducted from ordinary
income.
Here's the way ne revenue act
works for Smith, who nets 81, 900
q year from his law practice:
He made q killing this year IN
Blue Gulch Uranium shares, buy
ing in February and selling in Oct
ober, making . long-term capital
gain Of $2,ooo.
AZ the price Of the stuff began
TO zoom In May. Smith Got excited
and bought some shares Of Magma
Queen Foolsgold. FooIsgold
promptly began q long drop, until
he had . loss of 81 800, when he
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22
New Revenue Act Makes No
Odds For Capital Losses

sold it. This was in October - a
short-term capital loss.
On his income tax form, Smith
viii add the $1,000 gain to his
So, 900 income, then deduct the
81, 500 loss. Next he will figure his
net capital gain, $4,000 minus
81, 500, or $500. Deducting half of
this, or $3.50, from the total, he will
have left taxable income Of
S. $50.
II Smith had had the same lurid
experiences in the market last
year, the law at that time would
have left him a taxable income of
only $500, because he could have
balanced 100 per cent of his short
term loss against only so per cent
of his long-term gain.
He would nave added one.half Of
his long-term gain, or 81 900, to his
$1,000 ordinary income, and then he
would have deducted 1,500.
Under last years law, however,
II Smith had hopefully hung on to
Magma Queen until December,
selling II just before the close of
the year and making it a long-term
loss, he would have wound up with
exactly the taxable income he has
today--$s,250.
He would have deducted half the
loss, or $3.50. from hall the gain,
or $1,000, adding the $3.50 differ
ence to his ordinary income.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22

undergo, the strange change, all
while lying o. t:seir sides.
Each of us on separate occa-
sions saw particular baby in
the nursery Of this hospital un-
dergo a most bizarre and striking
color change with which we were
previously unfamiliar, /" doctors at
Princess Mary Maternity Hospital
wrote in the article.
"At the age OF three days, she
was lying naked on her right side
in an oxygen box when the left
half of her body became much
paler than usual although the right
side remained the usual pink, .
they wrote Of one case.
"The dividing line between the
two halves was as. sharp and
straight as if it were drawn with
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22
Rabies Which
Change Color
Battle Medics

NEWCASTLE oN-TYNE, Eng.
.R-Brand new harlequin babies
who suddenly change color with
a sharp line down their middles
dividing pale from pink are battling
medical men.
The tots regain normal pinkness
all over after short period and
everything seems all right with
them-but hospital doctors still
scratched their heads in bewiIder-
ment as they reported the pheno-
menon today in a medical jour-
nal, The Lancet.
In the past year, q babies have
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22
BREAK IN THEFT CASE

WASHINGTON Up = The first
break in an alleged big.scale
stealing of auto parts from the
WHY'S Overland Company has been
disclosed by the FBI.
G.men who announced the ar
rest of three men in baltimore,
New York and Washington this
W k said they had recovered
100000 worth OF new Jeep parts
tucked away in warehouses at De-
troit and Baltimore.
They said the three men were
members Of a huge ring accused
of stealing such items as axles,
generators, and fuel pumps from
the Toledo firm.
Subscribe to The Citizen
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22

pencil and ruler. and II ran ex.
actly in line down the center Of
the forehead, nose, chin and trunk.
This surprising appearance passed
off spontaneously aftei q few min
utes."
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22

Mineral production In Pennsyl-
vania is worth well over q billion
dollars year, second only to Tex
as.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22

Public speakers should be required to prove their
assertions and this would reduce the number of blow.
hards who mislead the public for selfish motives.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22

Most Of the major planets In the
solar system have moons.
Evening star., 1952-03-20
SUIT DRESSES

Group Of Junior dresses in Foyon mensweor royon paper
toffeto, royon crepe Toor and semdressy styles In
prints, checks and solid coors. Sizes 9-l5 included
Lansburghs-JUNIOR DRESSES-Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-03-20
LAMPS
TELEvIsIoN BARGAINS.

Prices plus Fed. tar and WGrrG
required
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Pure Wool Goats

40 Wool Coots, wool interlinine, proper
" lobeled as to moteriol content.
Boxy and fitted styles. Botony and
JuilIiord wool suede and broodcloth.
PosteIss and dark colors. Sizes 8-l8,
1914 -------- -----
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FASHION
Second Floor
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BUDGET FASHION CENTER
Dress Bargains

95 One-piece maternity dresses in royon
crepes, royon toffetos and cottons.
Few royon mensweor iockets. Broken
sizes 1910; navy, block and dark
50 Misses and Womenis Dresses. Royon
crepes, royon mensweor, few prints.
Block, navy, dark colors. few prints
Broken sizes l2-20, l4h-24h.--
Evening star., 1952-03-20

It's Poirs Teen Shoes Including Ioofer.
strop or pump Styles; red, blue,
black, brown; sizes 4 to 3 in group
36 Pairs Boys Leather opero Slippers,
leather soles;; blue. wine; sizes 5h
a. Pairs Babies Potent Strap Slippers;
broken sizes, A to 8 -----------
Ldnsburgh's CHTLDRENS SHOES
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FURNITURE VALUES

Org. NOW
stripe @ c. -4--..-@----------.-.. ~ 80. - - - 1925 600
seetionoi ss sofu: l red--..H"--.r-I6e.oo - - 10000
Left Arm Sectional Love Seot brown $3.50 $500
! Modern Dinette Set pieces; French
Modern Vanity with extra loroe mirror;
So 50 rs'1e II fss!. Psss g ;;'s ';'s
mchooony ,s,,assp -.-...s. - 5e.e5 1850
Modem chest-on-c Chests, lined ook-- o4.oo 500
salsus | 80 .'------.- =. - - $3.50 1000
sonlf % ~-r----.-----------. -.,...- 80 - $3.50 400
Amehoir korinu finish I75o s.s5
! Wall Leaf Console Extension Tcbles
with > IL" ieoves; mchoo1ny veneer 1895 Se.95
LGnsbHrghs ghs-FuRNITURE-FitthF Floor
Evening star., 1952-03-20

= 1851 Roytheon Console Television
with 20" tube. Lined oak cabinet
with doors. Floor sompIe. Model
2oo2 -------- -------.
! 1851 SyIvonio Toble Model Tele-5
vision with II" tube. Mahogany ve-
neered cabinet. Model 222l. Dem
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BLolUsEs

10 Blouses in royon, cotton. nylon: sizes 5o5 to
% to SO SOS 2
so Royon BIouses sizes 81 to SO in
cIuded. White, grey pink. nnoze.
Jewel neekIine and Johnny collars. A.o5 to
Front or bock buttons s----------- 5.o5 ;
35 celoneses ocetote striped biouses in
tonoerine, white, pink, ecru. Block
stripe, front buttons. Sizes 81 to 38
IS Royon BoucIes with bead or gold en-
brodey trim. In II, group, sizes "a
to 40; pink. block, red. purple, egg 5.e5to
shell -----4-.------- S.o5 J
Yru eh,,rrh,e- rzY nYYSEg- gSrneS FTnnp
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LGnsbnrgh's--MAJOR APPLIANCES
l1S 7th st. NV. Or Through the Arcade. Main Store
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COSMETICS

SO Fomous Moke Dondruff Lotions
IS Fomous Make Cosmetic Kits, every
thing needed for office moke-up--
so Packs, set Of six large size combs
300 Perfume Pockets, "a samples of
fonous make perfumes ------
SO Combs to moke pin-eurling easy
so Fomous Make Hond-bleoeh Creom
Lansburph,s-COSMETTCS-Stre.
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sis SAVINGS - spssI5I PUNCHES
REFRICERATORs
AFRO CoNDlTIoNER

.ssSs4-. SHS. INV
1851 phlco locust. Two-door De
Like Refrigerator. separate freezer;
model 1913; floor soHple e---------43995 1888
1851 PhiIco ll-cu.-ft. Refrigerator,
floor somple model lli2---------- N -329.95 A4.9S
floor sompie; model lil5---s-s-ssse5 1898
1851 Phico l2-cu.-ft. 2-door De
Luxe Refrigerator, separate freezer:
floor sompte; model l2t8---------47oo5 359.95
1851 PhiIco ! 3-cu.-ft. Refrigerator,
floor somple: model l3l5---------4 -43o95 2ss.S5
1851 SeveI 8-cu-ft Gas Refrioero-
tor, floor sompie; model sis 1926 7zAss
1851 Westinghouse 8-cu.-ft. Frost
Free Refrigerator, automatic defroster;
floor sompIe model FC8------3 35o.e5 26s.s5
] 1851 Westinghouse 8-cu.-ft. Frost
Free De Luxe Refrigerator, automatic
defroster; model DFc8; floor somple 5so.e5 2se.s5
1851 Carrier ~ hip. Window Model
Room Air Conditioner, model 5l-J2;
demonstrotor; installation extro----36e.0o 2e4.e5
! 1851 Adnirol | cu-ft. Refrigerator
with ocross-th top freezer and shelves
on door; floor sompIe; model ll6l--329.95 244.s5
] 1851 keIvInotor eu-ft. Refricero-
tor, with across 1.-The top freezer; floor
sornpe: model AIR 244.o5 io4.95
i ie5i Keivinotor lI-eu-ft. Refrioero-
for. ocross-the-top freezer; full
length cold; floor sompe; model HIM 369.95 1883
] 1851 Kelvinfotcr ll-cu.-ft Refre.
erotor big freezer; fulI-ieneth cold;
floor somple, model -329.95 244.95'
! 1851 Kekinfotof 8-eu.-ft. Refrieero-
tor, with big freezer, twin crspers;
floor sample; model 1895 1885
! lo5l Kelvinotor S-eu.-ft Refrieero-
tor, with across -the-top freezer, twin
crispers; floor sonple; model HR--- 1885 zi4s5
! 1851 Phleo S-cu.-ft Two-door De
Luxe Refrigerator. seporote freezer;
floor sompIe; model 8l8 37o.e5 2s49S
| 1851 o-cu.-ft Phico Refrigerator. :
floor sorpIe; model 9i5----------2ee.o5 z3495
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. APPLIANCES
1fp 7fb q NJ NJ ~ Thro,oh fhe Arcnde M1in Cfora
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HOSIERY VALUES

64 Prs. Of Footlets jnscotton or nylon- 35c
800 Prs. at W price of full fashioned
80. nylons. Good selection Of toll LIS
lengths. Brokensizes and colors is
: Lansburgh, HOSE Street Flo
Evening star., 1952-03-20
DTsHWAsHERs AND
AIR-CoNDI DITIoNERS

I 1851 Mitchell Window Model B-h.p.
Room Air-conditioner; demcnstrotor;
1 1851 MitcheIl s4-h.p Window Model
Air-condtoner: demonstrotor; Model
! 1851 Remington Window Model
"a -hp Room Air-Conditioner; DEM
onstrdtor: Model 852- 3oo.95 1885
/ 1851 Remington Console Model l-h.p
rood.i lOc so 46s.sS
tInstollotion additional on oil oir-conditioners.l
/ 1851 Mitchell Dehumidifier; floor
/ 1851 Youngstown Jet Tower Dish
wosher Sink Combination, floor SAM
| Youngstown uo5ll JET Tower Dish s..-
wosher floor sample; Model BID -28o.95 1888
4 1851 james Automatic Electric Dish -
Wosher, demonstrators ------ 20o. .95 1885
Lansburghs-MAJOR APPLIANCE STORE
4IS 7th St NV. on Through ATcslDGy IN Main Bldg.
Evening star., 1952-03-20
STATIONERY
MEMS FURNISHINGS

orio. NOW
10 Famous Moke Shspenders. eip-on
Style; assorted colors ---------- l.5O SSs
l3 Fonous Make Corduroy Stocks,
eiostic waist; to L 9.95 7.z9
I'll Fomous Make Hose, cotton onklets
m assorted colors; broken sizes
ich to II ----------------- 75c zss
II T-Shrts and Shorts, medium weight
cotton knit; shorts mid d-lenoth style;
Broken 81 to AZ in group; l39 99s'
Fomous Moke Poiomos, royon
lounge style; coiorful Stripes S95 $50
n Nylon Shorts. boxer style: white. IN
l37 Fomous Make Sport Shirts, wosh-
able royons and corduroys; sizes $3.50
to in 6.95 S.yS'
36 Belts and Strops, famous nokes:
luxury leothers: broken sizes 80 2,5oto
to 40 -------------------- $50 sss
Al Mems Hose, fnnnous makes spun
cotton and royon oroyles; sizes
lok to IL. l.o5 79s
Lansburchs-MENS FURNISHrNGS-Street floor
Evening star., 1952-03-20
HANDk ERIC cHIEF

500 Women's ColoffuI Cotton Print
Hondkerehiefs, with scoIloped ard 25s
hond-roIled herts- 2
500 Women's Sheer Swiss Hondker-
chiefs with coiored embroidery; 3ect
cotton prints; hard rolled hems--- S.
800 Women's Sheer Swiss with CoIored
embroidery, hond rolled hens.
WfQe ---------- ~
300 Women's Linen Prints, Cotton
Prints. Sheer Swiss, witt, coIored
embroidery and hand rolled herns- S.
h,s-HANDKERCHIEFS Street
Evening star., 1952-03-20
/ - : - snd more PIus |
HOSTESS GOWNS
HOSTESS GOWNS
Orig. NOW
20 Hostess Gowns including 100oo
wool fionnels, wool Jerseys with royon
and ocetote sotns; sizes 10 and H. $500. t2.00
ansburgh's-ROBES-Thhd Floor
CIRDLES AND BRAS

II Longtime Brossieres, famous noke;
nylon, royon sotin and cotton; "a,
&c. 40, AZ, A. Pink. white or 800 to 2.5e 3
block in the group 600 BIS
4 Royon Brocode Foundations, famous
make; boned with front tolon. Sizes
SO, 38, Al, 42------------Io 1925 500
Foundations, side talon and boned
front and beck: fonous nnke. Sizes
a., As, 40 4.39
Ia Foundations, side talon, boned front,
stretch back Fomous make, sizes
"a and IS ony---1 --.------- 1895 4.39
Panty -Girdles ard GrdIes, junior 3.o5to
type ---- 1.S9 t.10
naafs - ~. ..,-|-.--1--sa.N- .-.' - SOS 4.ss
4 White Royon Satin Iostex and Leno
Eostie Ponty Girdles, side toion
Sizes 28, ~, 80, 81 --------- 1850 S.s4
Two-woy Stretch Circles, small zoos
onN 800 i.4e
! Power Net GirdHes, Snrnous make: 4o5 g $50 b
smolI sizes only -------- 5.e5 4.3s
Ldnsburghs- OVERWHELMINGLY
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Pitching records of the Jr.
American Legion Bias b all
League including games up to
and including games of May %.
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CITY soFTBALL OPENS TONIGHT

The official opening ofA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-26

! The official opening OF
the City Softball League
will take place tonight in
Bayyiew Park, beginning at
1880 pm.
The 1852 season promises
to be close and hard fought
right down to the bell. All
teams were matched against
each other during the elm
nation games with resultant
close scores.
The first game brings to-
gether General Electric VS..
VII. In the nightcap, Bell
Telephone will meet USS
Navy. Nestor Castaneda has
been appointed Off c i a |
score keeper.
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In 1851 Preacher Roe of the Dod-
gers beat every club in the league
at least twice, and defeated St.
Louis seven times without a loss.
Joe Landrum, property of the
Brooklyn Dodgers, is a graduate of
Clemson College where he majored
in architecture.
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Curburetor Too Rich
Makes Motorist Too
Poor

Car owners who are wasting
money and not getting proper gas
mileage due to over-rieh mixtures
will be pleased TO learn of a
Wisconsin inventor who has devsl.
oped . very clever unit that helps
save gasoline by "Vaeu.mstins."
II is sutom attic and operates on
the superehsrse principle. Easily
installed in . few minutes. Fits
all cars. trucks and tractors. The
manufacturers. the vaeu-Masie
carbUretor Co., 76l7-700 w. State
ST., Wsuwatosa, Wis, are offering
a vaeo-msfic TO anyone who will
install il in his car and help
Introduce it to others. They will
gladly send full free particulars If
you write them or send your name
and address on o neat card TO them.
Adv.
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Bethel 81, Diaz rs, Pita %, San
tana and Knowles 10 each.
Earned runs off: Haskins 2,
PORTER 0, Santana 6. Knowles 7,
E. Mira 8, Bean 5, Pita 10, S.
10, Bethel 81.
Perez IA. Diaz IA, E. Rodriguez
Most wild pitches: Bethel II.
E. Rodriguez 8, Pita 8, Diaz 5,
S. Perez 8, E. Mira 8, Santana 2.
Most hit batsman: E. Rodriguez
5, Diaz 4, Haskins, Santana, E.
Mira, S. Perez, Pita 2 each.
Balk: Pita /.
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Most innings pitched: E. Rodri-
guez 33, Bethel 27, Pita %,
Knowles %.
Most struck out: E. Rodriguez
40. Pita 81, Bethel 1874, Knowles
and Diaz 81 each.
Most walks: E. Rodriguez AZ,
Bethel 80. S. Perez 20, Pita 81.
Most runs scored off; Bethel
so, E. Rodriguez IS, Diaz 20, S.
Perez %
Most hits off: K. Rodriguez SO,
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Eddie Pellagrini, infielder for
the Cincinnati Reds, hit a home
run his first time at bat in the
major leagues with the Red Sox
against Washington.
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Following
THROUGH
BY
Pedro AguiIaI

Strand won the second game
of the 1853 baseball schedule of
the Island City Baseball League
at Wickers Field yesterday af
ternoon by an to score.
Tampa Kid" Maeias pitched
the full game for the Strand
Theater and held the eight scat
tered hits the GuIfst- cam pro-
duced off his slants to two runs,
and both by Bob Lastres, one in
the first frame and the other in
the eighth.
In the first, Robert singled and
rtole second on a wild throw to
second, he went to third and
scored on a single by brother
Gabriel. In the eighth, he singled
and stole second and again the
catcher threw wild to second and
he reached third am scored on a
single by Anderson to left. The
Strand tied the count In the Sec
Ond on Alonzo's infield hit, an
error, a ass bali and a fielders
vhoice put him over the plate.
In the third, they scored three
runs and won the game. A single
by Cabot and two errors did the
trick, and in the fourth, Chip
Chip Fernandez went in to pitch
Tor Gulfstream because Gal
Lastres hurt his leg and had to
retire. He walked three; an error,
two wild pitches and a single by
Cabot and more scored.
In the seventh, they scored
their last run, Kaki and Alonzo
walked, Ingraham doubled Kaki
scored, but Alonzo is out at the
plate on a beautiful relay from
center to short to catcher. AT bat,
the leader was Cabot with three
hits. a 4 Ingraham with a dou-
BILE, for the losers, Rob. T.astres
hit two safely. Greenwood hit
single and a double and j. Cruz
hit two doubles. In the field, Ca
tala, Cabot and Sweeting were
the be for winners and Green
wood and Cruz for the losers.
The Score:
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Batting averages for the Jr.
baseball league, including all
games.
The leader is Santana of Evans
Enterprises with an average of
483. He has been at bat 81 times,
scored II on IS hits, good for
doubles, one triple. He is follow
ed by L. Rodriguez with a 1916
average.
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graham and Greenwood.
Stolen bases - r. Lastres 2,
Catala, Ingraham and Ka..i.
Loser, LastreS: winner Macias.
Jumps, BONN and. Casaone. Time,
2:20.
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Kentucky annually produces an
estimated one-third of the entire
thoroughbred racing crop in the
country.
Johnny Kobs. Michigan States
head baseball coach. won IS letters
in four sports as an undergrad
uate at HamIine University
The Cincinnati Reds finished sec
ond to the New York Giants in pit
ching in 1851. The Red staff com
piled $40 earned-run average.
Thirty one of so players on the
West Virginia University football
roster are natives of the state. All
except three of the out-of-staters
come from within l00-mile radius
of the campus.
Michigan State will play five
home football games in 1852. The
opponents will be Texas A. & NJ.
Syracuse, Penn. State, Notre
Dame and Marquette.
Yankee outfielder Hank Bauer.
hero in the final 1851 World
Series game, hit has last home
run of 1851 in Sbibe Park ana
his first homer Of the 1852 CAM
paign in the same ball park.
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STANDING OF THE LEAGUE

Game scheduled for Tuesday
night at 7:45 pm
FawTuI ant VS. Brooks Stars.
Saturday night, May 81 at 7:45
pm. North Miami Police VS..
Key West.
Sunday, June at 3 pm. -
NJ Miami Police VS.. Key West
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~ y .
FOR COMING WEEK

Monday at 1870 pm. Evans
VS.. Key West ms. Co.
Wednesday at 7;30 pm. -
Evans VS.. Pepe's Cafe.
Friday. May 80, Memorial Day
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