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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-05
Russia [ racks
Austrian Whip

VIENNA Ar >nt4et authogi.
ties reren'lv inspected Austrian
sshosil> in tacu occupation rane
in chetk tse purFess 81 RUSSIAN
iane isFr caurass q spokesman ~
tee Au irtm Ministry f,H Elusa-
stau ad fertut'R
Ia rhnon where mit lHgle in.
tere-t Was fa1t un thr part 81
me pup Is O. tHn Russian ga
where rcgnr3 bowed INSULT
rtcnt prnHFes tir n perting ~
lioets hlaiutd tl, leadcl 81 thc
schsal anal ihe respective teach
ers faf a.hssarua tar r.lsssails.n
plans
'rne SU,Ht ulla Gals aiss dr-
alansiea ia huA iug at s,os et
films 70 th rhssels Teachers
Wcle % a. held responsible Coo
q eomplete attendance a tla.se
performance
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-05
Direciional Sign
To BE Placed On
Golf Course Land

Ute commissioner last nirhs
AGREED Ia allow . d.recional SIN
" De- placed an ~ ssaF rsaar<e
'ieek island. prosti,ne directors III
the goif club have no 3D. ", lian.
Al pre- laas meeting. Il ms ds
cided ~ place IRE Sipn On lhe rifle
range Sieck lslrnd bat ihss did
mi prove feasible a. the area
otl'd noi he beaulified 90 liehio.l
Vie roll course site will PREV lie.
both water and livhtlag to the
many motel and restaurant ov ners
Who are investing a fund IN the
nefiiborh"od of 81 Ooo for the sign
businessman Cecil CaTloaell
protested the allowing ~ the II m
To be- constructed on coli course
oroperty. lie sand that Il aas 80
ling bad precedent aud further
more the original desired locatisn
II the sien was only lo' from the
aew requested site.
Molrl Owners Joe ZorSky and
iacob pieiSeh presented The reSi
lurani and motel owners side.
Cny Manager Dave King state
thai be- had nssi resenlls iurncd
'ioan a reHIesi for dirceisasl
sign oa Esrtha. street diresIsas
traffic 10 The airport. hey AfakaSs
sador- RAM =. Key wesles. sag "a
II was claimed Mat tina srgn
aas nat direesional bait tne ior pro
~ by the iwo representatives ai
he molel and restaurant o1ners
vi the city.
kimg refusal for the xign was
based on the fact that II aougd
iolase an ordinance prohibiting
signS within loo II Roosevelt
l,oulcy ard.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-05
Hospital Restores
Rare Books

ROME - A fss, hasld,ne
tas'k hospital IN Rnnlc Is AZ
tracing precious patients" from
all ever the world
The hospital j. The institute
~ Book Pathology. The patient
a. ancient and rare tasoks and
3 Fehuenis whsh have suffered
ases,isnis ~ are flireslrnesi ~
destuuiiye bu0k llaegeFa
aaIt tns oansaGc a. prcviouS
stores - old bsfsks and records
~ italy durng the War has hcen
responsible lnr the Ffuwth ~ tie
institute. oitnials SAID. Many az
the ancnnt documents saved
li"ns the Alli.'sy ~ Mnnte cassi-
np wefp resi- 4red there
fiv institute. fossnsled la 1888.
nov hoasis llc most modern
equipment u con duplicate the
paiehi'rnl thv ink AMI printing
and drS ing pruccsscs ~ centuries
a.,t.
II haas phoitscieclric cquipnent
a. ds.usl Internal diseases ln
oouhs the destnbetiNe bue $
= hseh in tiuie eould rcdusr a
treasured ss,Ausc o. siarcds.
There q also a gas chambsr
10 destroy these book vcrtnin.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-05
Sieison Beats
Bowling Green
Nv 7I-e7 Score

MIAMI ~ - Scissors IIstier
give Florida basketball . boasi
last week ny clipping Bowllar
Green ~ Ohio. 1i07 while the vis
Ting Falcons downed Mimi an.
Florida suffered Us sceond lnss
bowina w Mississippi
Florida State edged Rollins in 3
rough scramble % move into am
place and drop the Tars n sixth
aHr~pa takes re wratlir.t sri
week, travelling north ZOE game
~ Eastern Kentucky toniehi. Nav
ler u Cincinnati Tuesday night
Western Kentucky Thursday anr
Louisville saturday. =
Florida also Is on the r3au. play.
ina Alabama tonight. Mississippi
state "Wednesday and Aslsira Fri,
day.
Miami goes 10 Lakeland Thurs
day for q return bout wish Florid.
southern and Miami moves over
10 DeI.and Saturday for another
shot a Sietxon.
Florida State visits StetSon
Thursday and Rollins Friday while
Florida southern has . game AZ
MacfDill Field Tuesday
Mlaml's Sy Chadroff continues
10 pace the scorers with 2s6 points
followed by Tampa 5 George Montz
q as and Harry Bryan. also If
Tampa. ~ 25i Florida southern :
Fred i.appcr Is fourth with 24e ard
Howard keene Il Miami rounds
cat the 800 class With 2is
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-05
FOLLOWING
Through
By
eedso Asuilk

when the Strand Theatre mns
forfeited last nights schedules
game 90 the Strand Theatre team
a team composed Of allliime Key
West diamond stars vas picked %
oppose the Strand. And the oldilm
efs Showed that they still have
some of the stuff that they had
before a. they whipped the strand
s.s. For the oldsiers. Phil "Chita"
Baker pitched and Manolo Aceve.
do received his losses. Baker hurl.
ed the entire contest 20 emerge
the Winning pitcher.
carboncil pitched Cor the Strand
nine for the first i've frames 90
ing out In favor az Garcia Who
allowed the winning run &C. score
IN the person 81 Chip Fernandez
IN the ninth inning. Baker MT only
pitched his team 10 victory but
contributed = triple 90 the cause.
Tonight al the wickers' Field
Stadium. the Gulfsiream Food.
store win tackle the Brooks Stars
az 7s5 p. IN.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-05
Cuban Kid Cayilan Barely
OulpOints Bobby Dykes Mon
SLOW START COST
DIMES TIIE TITLE.
CANHAN lost IIp
~ LATER ROUNDS
~ JACK HAND

MIAMI E-~fuhan Md Gayl'"n
a specialist IN split deeixi0n rhu
barbs. sin owns tl'r vaiser $50
after n tight squeak with string
Bean nohfy Dykes ~ sar Asfr~is
u vas nposher tsvlIan ssrtiai'
Monday night a. Mars ef,d'n~
where many ~ The n So ehn 1~sa
s76.sii moed \ di,idrd decislna
for the sleek Havana hawk Only
four points separated ne iWo Nefsf
crs on the total ~ three oftieia'
cards
Referee Eddie Cnachmaa yosasi
for Dykes. the p year old Under
doc eho has hecn adupici ~ Nj
ami as = locai fatoritc Cuachmsn
BAD the ransy Texan on top, Ia
ia0
Both Judges found Gavilnn the
winner bat Mark Erwin ~ Mar
had Il near phoin fi~ish vl''
the Cuban nose In froni, if7ffl.
Ladlslad Nodarse. imported from
Havana 10 Judge me championship
bout. pat fhe Keed over the mp
with his its.i3a ballot
The AT card gave n 10 Cpvilan
ia Tag ON > round basis. The Ap
showed Caviar tte winner. rs
with three even. The three even
rounds could have gone either
way without much trouble
II MAS 30 close~ desmse an \.
count knrkdoun sreres w fsavi
Ian with = smashing wehi 81 IN
isw IN the seeond round lthaf !
good furry could have Swung the
tile % handsome Bnbbs.
A slow start and that costly
koockdown cost Dykes has bie
Glance 10 upset the 4 10 odds.
Savilan seemed 81 lose hix zin
alier hts iiashy start IN ihe last
five rounds. Ne kept running into
Dykes riahf hand ihat spun rs
heAd The Cuban kecd alwavs
fights IN furries hui there we're
less n them and they we're farther
apart than usual
Both hays had a little truulsle
making the veighi Gatilan fnxi
came IN a. ifTss. Afier n minutes
Of shadow hoSine b. hii les psmnds
"a ounces Dykes skipped his
bTcskfasf 10 mskc iafa
The first MIXED match IN N,ami
history went 0n Wiihuul 4 single
hitch except for me deeision--
soundiv booed b the pm Dykes
msjartsy
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-05
CUBAN BANK
Citizen staff Photo

t.ontinued nun Paan Onel
passenger service between
Havana and Key West and
we feel the time has come
for Us 10 get together.
Taking up the offer
you made 10 uS on Novem-
Der the 2nd TO come To Ha-
vana. we have the pleasure
Of inviting you and. also.
the Mayor Of Key West.
the Chairman of the Coun-
~ Board Of Commissioners
and any. other important
official you deem convent
cnt Ia make such a visit.
II am hooking forward
10 a prompt answer from
you and 10 the opportunity
a having you and the
other gentlemen In lIava-
na.f
Other action taken BY the city
commission was.
Granted a package beer and wine
license 10 Thrift TA. sus Duval ~.
Awarded Ia low bidder. Navar.
70. lne.. three garbage trucks Al .
rost Of S2.5i7l5 each. Low bidder
an the bodies wassthe DE Boliac
company 81 Miami with a BID ~
81 .0s8 for each truck body
Approved . bus fare increase
from Zoe 90 lsr for Route I, cffec-
tive February IS NJ G.. Davenport
manager ~ The key West Transit
company, made TIE request. Guy
Manager Dave KING announced
that the local company had par
chased five new bnsses IN accord
ance with their written agreement
wnh re Cms II ih&tiitfll
Set the date ~ Nareh Ord for
public hearing Zoe change IN
sanine Of two lots one hundred feet
from the corner ~ Reynolds and
Seminole.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-05
Detroit Is Host
MiddIeweighi Bout

Gene silent" Hairstan meets
Robert Nillemain ~ Dctrait'x
Olympia Stadium February 8 in
q l0-round mlddleWeighi match
Both are considered challenges
for Suear Raw Rohlnson's title
The hout viii hc broadcast over
the CHS radio network AZ 10 90
: m EST
Gene lIairsinn Aew York deaf
mute. Recently caused ninof
upset in Montreal when hs de-
ieated Laurent Dauthuille and
established himself a. sth rate
challenger Ils record fof 81 in
ciudeS 4 wins. : losses. and 1
draw llsirSton TkOd Red
Priest IA his firsi 1892 match.
villemain. European wclter.
weight IN igs1 has been fighting
ln this country since is&g In has
No houss during 1881. Niilemaln
Won oven jimmy Beau and drew
with laurent Dauthuille fIe h
eth rated challenger
Fore-armea with fi4e ruuaor
that Sugar Ray Robinson may
vacaie hss middleVeight crown
IN an ATTEMPT o. beat hight
heavyweight champ Joev Max.
lrn. both fighters rralisR that the
los< 81 TINS figta would have =
disastrous effect on then chances
Cor middleweinhf champion
Ship bout.
THIS Is aiother in the Wednes.
dav night series ~ Pairs, nlle
Ribbun Bouts
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-05
Aey West Quarterback Club
Will Hold Initial Meeting
Tonight AT Colette's

The newly formed Ne,
Nest Quarterback tl"h
will k@k off i.aiei.i when
II meets in GAZETTE. lee.
ianrani M 8.tNp p. m,. The
purpose ef the meeting
will lee the eleriioa of of.
fi-ers ami the adoption ef
y. laws.
I large Turnout H. 81
peeiesi and many aii.,ime
great. of the key West
sporis srene will he pres.
eat.
The purpose of the club
will be- ihe furiheranrc of
the sport Of football ice Ne,
West. Al k~y w~-s~r-.
whether they have recei,.
ed an invitation ar mot.
Who arr Interested Ice par.
,icipaiins in the ei.b'- ne.
li,iiie- are invited to attend
Ionghs'- affair.
Jack isarkc. loeal Nav,
man. has been active Ice or.
ganixing ilse club.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-05
Russians Settle
In Kurilcs

MOSCOW 6r--Disp-'~h"s ~.
ins received frona the Kurile D.
lands ~-ihai lie between 'he SEA
of Okhotsk and tl@ Pncific-~ieii
of the arrival ami SETTLE mcnt 81
Soviet citizens there.
The Soviet state Is reDorled 81
be giving the new settlers gen.
erous helm in establishing them
selvcs. They are said 10 receive
loans IN money. manufactured
goods and timber.
In thu last few months 81 fish.
crmen's families have started up
a nav settlement on the Islands
of lturup.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-05
BLACK EYE OF THE

Continued From Page Onel
He finally arrived AZ the BIG
Pine KEY prison camp.
n called and finally woke up
an attendant who seeing how |
lacked told ire 10 lle down. Al
8 he said ! could can tire sheriff's
office ~ Key West Then that
prison guard drove me by Per
AVS where borrowed an old
pain II ny employers shoes The
guard drove me into key West
a. tie Monroe county sheriff
Chef Deputy sheriff Tommy
Dixon told Barry ~ couldnt
prosecute any sailors. since Bar.
- couldn't identify fhens
There are lots Of sailors In
KeY west ssid the shsriffs
office.
- nar4yest< lsiFaAed sS.lhe
loss q has mas,eS his-sfafch. his
glasses and rs sirses Shoes.
stack nnrs., are a must ~ Bar.
rvs trade II iesnM a waiter
The shoes show a label 81 tho
Outlet company. Providence.
n n
Bafry lives in W0onSocket.
n I wlih ms SITE ard three
children Ne left The Citizen ss
wtre ms wife Tor munwy he-
tween hcine Interviewed ard
phoioxra bed
THIS sure puts me N awful
bad. ne said disconsniateiy
lIe hid not bern O. . doctoF
ahous ere hls~asshos psirple eve.
SAID he coultiyT afford O. g. 20
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-05
Man Dies Al
Friend Funeral

VANCOUVER a. &. e1i-
o''n JAMES Galloway. "a. e4,l-
apsed and aisd recently while
attending the iuneral 81 Cal.
Nssxr aisinn~s The two bad
tsees Nends Tor many wears.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-05
Bennett Awarded
Stadium Contract

a. 4. lienncsl construction com
pans have bsen awarded tls con.
tract 10 build q metal esnepy over
ilw stadium NJ Walkers field.
Cost II the pfvIcsi ~sll be- So.
80
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-05
Sf56.36O.27
budget ipprored

a SIS. 1setl bs1oei Coo shs
CITY o. ksv West gcs ere asKs
STA nsonsns has been approved.
There wese 30 ohseeisens seseed
by shs sUbiis a. Ire hearsns.
eliy smendsasni - ne bod.
GET made isSf ri3lf vas insIs-
sier Of $50 Coz annvsi lsip - tks
State c,sa Service Censmssslea
meeting. This sn,svat vas pre-.
vsess,y ~slhGFs~n a. . psiss
meefsng.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-05

fouf Stars of the crnss Even hehl
atmospheric hare vail hide the hot
tom star and low hangng clouds
viii obscure the whole rruss rs
choosing q clear morning even eet
tins up AZ s o'elock may BE- worth
While oncc IN . lifetime kcy wcst
Is the only city IN the United States
from which the entire cross Is re-
QUARRY seen
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-05

Many neW eemcts and a large
number az new baby planets
have hecn discovered already in
the shy survey heing condncted
~ the Palomar Observatory in Cal
tfnrnsa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-05
NAVY MAN HURT

tCcniinued From PAGE Onel
were decorations oG head and
arms. A Navy ambulance Is going
up 10 the Homestead hospital To.
day 90 bring him back 10 the 4. y
Naval hospital.
Johns was enroute Co Miami
when the accident occurred. Ac.
eording 10 Walden. he must have
been going ~ q pretty fast rate
of speed" from the evidence Of
the distance the car rolled and ihc
number of times II relied over.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-05

one since his money was stolen
lle was finally convinced that
he should go and AN appointment
xas made.
A seasonal worker who plies
has waiting trade between New
England and Florida, Barry said
yesterday:
4 guess III 60 back north. Ny
luck doesn't seem very good
here"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-05

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lasv f8 AZ al.
I1sns ~. - of . fsf
n4la.a issue use stdi
aB< fEa slse*4 ssxaiI ~
ael.ts.Hs Msaf e. saf &asra
Evening star., 1952-08-30
Browns, Eagles and SteeIers
Victors in Exhibition Games

touchdown late in the game after
an interference ruling and a PEN
atty had set the ball on the Phila-
delphia five. Dick Hoerner plunged
over for the score and Ross Nagel
kicked the point.
About 1900 saw the game.
At Latrobe. Pa. Green Bays
Fred Cone missed q try for the
extra point-and that margin was
enough for Pittsburgh to nip the
Packers. 7-6.
Ed Modzelewski. former Mary
land fullback, had a hand in the
Steelers' touchdown. Mighty Nc
made IL yards Of right tackle and
when he was about to be tackled
he lateraled to Lynn Chandnois
who went the remaining 81 yards
for the third period score.
Green Bay scored later in the
same quarter on a 52-yard pass
from Tobin Rote to Bob Mann
setting the ball up on the Steel
ers' eight-yard line. Four play.
later Floyd Reid scored the touch
down but Fred Cones try for the
extra point failed.
Evening star., 1952-08-30
BY the Associatsd Press

WETHERSFIELD, Conn, Aug
S0.-The announcer blared the
names Of golf's top star-Boros
TurneSa, Palmer, etc. etc.
And then-he doomed: Robert
Tyre Jones, the third"
The 1000 crowd halted in its
tracks and watched quietly as q
strapping. 190-pound, tall lac
stepped to the tee and sent q
whistling drive far down the fair
way. The applause caused the
modest son Of the famed Bobby
Jones to turn crimson.
It was a tremendous tribute tt
one Of COLTS greatest names anc
was among the highlights Of thl
opening round yesterday of tn.
four-day, 72-hole first annua
$4,000 Insurance City Open gol1
tournament.
Young Jones is strictly a week.
end golfer and his 3 over par "a
wasn't bad. He manages a soft.
drink concern at Pittsf1eld, Mass.
and has followed his fathers ad-
vice against getting all wrapped
up in the game.
Dad told me it wasn't worth
It," said Bobby. "and he should
know"
New England's richest golf tour
Evening star., 1952-08-30
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK. Aug. 30.-The
start of the National Football
League season is four weeks away,
but one thing is certain: The
Cleveland Browns still are tough
to beat.
The Chicago Bears found that
out last night in Cleveland, los
ling a 14-7 exhibition to the
Browns.
Ken Carpenter scored both
Brownie touchdowns--in the first
period on a 4-yard plunge and
i'm the third period on a 29-yard
pass from Otto Graham.
Bobby Williams of Notre Dame
fame passed for the Bears lone
tally in the second quarter, hit
ting Gene Schroeder, former Uni
Iversity of Virginia star, with a
l6-yarder.
Meanwhile, in the first pro foot
ball game ever played in Odessa,
Tex. the Philadelphia Eagles
trimmed the Dallas Texans, 24-7.
Ebert Van Buren. Bud Grant and
Ralph Collision scored the Eagles
touchdowns. while Bob Walston
Clipped in with q 23-yard field
goal and three extra points.
The Texans, their passing attack
failing to click and their aerial
defense leaking badly. scored their
Evening star., 1952-08-30
|Shontz Unperturbed by Letters
Warning Him to Skip Boston

to your baseball life than you can
expect. Remember. little boy"
Shantz and Manager Jimmy
Dykes regard the letters as the
work of a crank. The little pitch
Ter said he is willing and anxious
to hurl in Boston.
after ALL" he said, II don't
make much Of a target out there
on the mound"
Bobby's pitching record of %
wins and 4 losses is the best in the
majors this year.
Boston police have been notified
and United States postal authori-
ties will be asked to investigate
the note.
Shantz is the second major
league ball player to receive
threatening letters. Ralph Kiner,
Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder, re-
Gently received two notes, one of
them demanding $4,000 upon
threat of his life. The writer
failed to keep a rendezvous at
which a trap had been laid by
FBI agents.
Evening star., 1952-08-30
News of Promotion
is No Inspiration
To Pirate Rookie
by the Asseeiotad prsss

BRISTOL. Va.-Tenn.. Aug.
30.-The Pittsburgh Pirates
announced yesterday that
they were calling up Bill Bell,
18-year-old triple no-hit
artist for Bristol's Twins of
the Class D Appalachian
League.
So what did Bell, who
pitched his third no-hitter
Monday night, do last night.
The highlander from
Goldsboro. N. c., was knocked
out in the first inning as
Welch's Miners launched an
assault that led to . 1874
victory.
It was Bells fourth setback
on top Of II wins for Bristol.
Evening star., 1952-08-30
BY the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 3d.
Bobby Shantz of the Philadelphia
Athletics. leading pitcher in the
American League, says he has re-
Iceived three threatening notes
warning him not to appear on the
field when the AS play in Boston
next week end. ..
ShantZ said last night all the
letters were postmarked Cam
bridge, Mass. He said he threw
away two but kept the third, type
written on white paper. 1t was
signed "a guy"
Addressed Ito my dear friend
Mr.. Shantz." it said:
Right here and now I want
this to sink into your little head
when you return here in Boston
you better not appear on the field
called Fenway Park.
If you do I'll be meeting you
after that game. Also, if you
mention this to the cops or any
one for the Athletics, I'll do more
Evening star., 1952-08-30
Major Leaders
BY The Asseeiassd Press
National League.


S1s ssWski. Aeeincinnssi. SIS; ssumhoitz
chieage; $40: Leskman. New York
s2 @SSnsSn new YelE so s.mu.
Maai:l Sa g. &. LOUIS, snsSa IS; Reese. Brooklyn
RuPs ss.f h.1 81 Sods:: sa:::os
1yn Tn,, ssi cs%Ranel5s BROOKLYN So
man. New York, 153; Ennis, Philadel.
ssS:s ss;ssss t. & s:as54s ass' rh
Hammer; Philadeiphia. 2S: .-.
Ter. st. Louis. sos 3; KiusseWsii q Cincinnati
Boston. Tondy. chiesso ana Hemus. st.
Home Runs-sauer, chicage, "a: Kiner,
Gordon, Boston. ii: campsneiia. Brook.
stolen ssses-Reese, BROOKLYN. q; yeth.
ls; ,.aslnS;. AshST.n' philadslDh'a' 10; Ryan
riisa!nsSiissIs se. 1leosIvn w,hsiS hs1iS
sSS @ hos:r,:. 500 h'as:Sh. x:i; q: 1Srs sss
|strikeouts-spshn. Boston, l43; Rush
GSssss S.sss laS Nds sti lis i0ss nao
rh'ladelPanMahEs PaMEsR1cax sSx LEAGUE,
za:tnsr,n fhil:ssssa'phwS woas;n. sSS; hss Nsc
sn. YSsk ass,S,. ssS; k:I9 ksG. Boston 'sls; Good
IRuns--BeTra. New York: 60; Avila; clsys'
mi; phiis;deiphia. IS; Minoso. Shiesso. and
Rosen,. Cleveland. 81.
s.ttsa sz: fsSs,deIs'si: S, 81
80; Robinson. Chicago. -; Berra. New
H.tsmTos. sori; 81 chicago. ISL; ra,a. ph.,.s.,.
inson. Chicago 147: Rosen. Cleveland
IDoabies-rein, Philadelphia, 81: Bauer
New York; sS: Rcsen. Sl:velsnS; L. and as
aae tss %.sasfssn and RsautS
ST. Louis, o.. Minoso. Chicago; Dolby
Home runs-Doby. Cleveland, and Lerra
s g. Rosen sIs c.y.,.nd nEns 4 Essts. EaaaeSs. eeS:
% Minose. 'is chie1so IL Rissato RMia,nsa"a New york
Is: Throneberry. Boston. II: Rivera
|ritcains-c Ans Wsshineton: 80
Phiiadsiphis. i0-1. III; Benton. 'iS sos.
New sS; York. ie 4.e. ssS''' .se9. 1n' ''''man
etfikeouts-Shants, Philadelphia, 1873;
Pierce. chicsso. l26; Reynolds. Nex
wynn. cleveland. lie.
Evening star., 1952-08-30
80 Canadian PaddIers
In Field Of 10 Tomorrow

Thirty Canadian paddlerS are
in the field of almost 70 who will
compete in tomorrow's President
Cup regatta canoe races starting
at / pm. on the Potomac between
Fourteenth Street and Memorial
Bridges.
A total of 13 canoe events are
scheduled for tomorrow in the
first week end Of the regatta. The
President Cup sailing events will
be held September 13 and IA with
the power boat races, including
the $4,000 Presidents Cup, set
for the week end Of September 10.
20 and 81.
Evening star., 1952-08-30
Big Field Competing
In Warrenfon Show
Speeiol Dispatch 10 The Stov

WARRENTON. Va. Aug. 30
The three-day SD annual Hunter
Show of America is scheduled to
get underway here today with q
large field Of horses entered.
Among the many events is the
Corinthian Hunter competition
which offers the winner the John
Barton Payne Memorial Trophy,
valued at $500.
Mrs. Alex Calvert's Goldwick is
the defending champion in the
Working Hunter division for the
Julian Keith Memorial Challenge
Trophy and William Schlusen-
meyers Little Hero will defend his
Jumper Division title.
Evening star., 1952-08-30
Bobby Jones' Son Embarrassed
By Applause for Long Drive

Iney headed for the halfway mark
today with Skee Riegel of Tulsa,
Okla, and Art Wall, jr., of Homes
dale. Pa, setting the pace with
sizzling 5-under-par 66s. which
equaled the course record.
They took the 6.504-yard IS.
36-71 par Wethersfleld Country
Club layout apart under a hot
sun yesterday with six brides
apiece in the 18-hole round. =.
Bill Markham. teaching pro al
the Woodmont Club in Washing
ton. D. c. was one of four pros
with 68s. Markham was out ir
SO but played the back nine ir
80 strokes to tie Wally Ulrich
Lawson Little and Earl Stewart
jr.