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as outstanding She has become
famous for her original Turkey
Hop" a song and dance that has
won raves from New York Colum-
nists. Esther, who has grown to
become a very attractive young
woman. is currently riding the
crest of her hit recordings of
Barrel House Blues, cry, Cry
Baby" and "Mistreating' Blues"
Also featured will be Mel Wal
ker. 1878 outstanding male blues
singer, Independent Press Service
1851 National Survey, and
crowned winner of the Sepia Hit
Parade Blues Poll Ted Yates, one
of the Nations top writers in show
business for over 20 years has ac-
claimed Mel as being the best,
bar none. Walkers best selling
platters have been The Deacon
Moves In, Double Crossin'
Blues" and Sunset to Dawn"
Johnny Otis, the bandleader
hismelf, has been the winner of
more trophies than any other
bandleader in the business in that
he's been recognized as the Ma
tlonal top blues and jazz artist of
1851 by BILLBOARD and CASH
BOX. the two bibles of show bust
ness.
Inspired by Count Basic, Lionel
Hampton, and Louis Jordan, he
has made his organization one of
the biggest in the entertainment
field, and himself has been &C
claimed one of Americas most
sensational Show stopping
drummers. In addition. the Otis
band spotlights Redd Lyle, a scat
singer of longtime renown in the
East, and Villa Mae Thornton,
fast rising blues pianist.
Tickets are available in Mime
apohs at the Melodee Record
Shop. State Liquor Store. Cassius'
Beauty Shop, and Chez Paree
Beauty Salon; In st. Paul, at Ted
Bies' Liquor Store, Rendezvous
Inn. and Chatsworth Tavern.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-16

cause of injuries to their star dash
men. Reed, you remember. is at
the helm at Lincoln u, jefferson
city, Mo.
Jimmy Lee called one OF the
Minnesota-Michigan State games
at Delta field last week.
Buric Carmichael, from Mime
aPOlis Central and Clayton Burk-
strands teammate pushed Burk-
strand all the way to finish sec
ond when Burkstrand set a new
prep record when ne ran the 100
in 90 at the st. Thomas Relays
last Friday. Dick Blakely took
fourth in this event.
Vic Powers, Kansas City's ace
Negro third sacker, leads the
American Association in RIB.
Bob Wilson, also a third base
man, leads the Saints In RIB.
Sandy Armors batting average
has taken about a so point Jump
in the past 10 or II days.
My daughter, Vianne. has just
informed me that as of May 10,
Wilson now has % RBI which
tops Powers of X. c.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-16

ago drew about 700 paid admissions which is much
less than my annual amateur boxing show draws
every December at the Ascension gymnasium. Just
to give you an idea
Promoter Tony Stecher is the gamcst guy in
these parts today taking all that punishment He
hasn't had winner in almost year and last month
lost better than 81 OOO The fact that Mr. Stecher
successful business man in the wrestling game
doesn't exactly that he enjoys losing his
money in the fight game.
The big question is how long will promoters
like Stachpr and others tbrnugbout the country rom
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-16
jos. Breeder Wins
Mill City U. L.
Guild Scholarship

The Minneapolis Urban League
Guild announced Wednesday that
the winner of the annual Urban
League Guild scholarship is James
p. Breeder, 1909 Olson Hiway, a
student at North high school.
Breeder was considered along
with several other applicants for
the award. He has an outstanding
record having an almost straight
A average throughout his entire
scholastic career. In addition,
Breeder has maintained activity
in several extra curricuIar organi-
cations Breeder exCelled in ten
mis-, has been a member of the Hi
Y club and has been active in the
Boy Scouts for the past five years
and attended the World Jamboree
in Europe.
He has been a member of the
National Honor Society for the
past two years. and a member Of
the National Forensic League in
which he attained third place in
the district tournament as a
member of the debating team.
In a statement from Mrs. Nell
lie Lucas, chairman Of the educa-
tional committee Of the Minneapo-
lis Urban League Guild, she des-
Cribed Breeder as being IAN ex-
cellent young man, who is a good
example for the youth OF this
country to follow"
Breeder plans to attend Dart
mouth College in the fail. In add
ton to the Urban League Guild
award, ne has also received sew
eral other scholarships.
The Guild award will be made
at the June membership meeting
of the Minneapolis Urban League
scheduled for Thursday, June 5th,
at the Downtown YMCA, banquet
room, 7:3O p. m. The program will
feature a special youth panel
moderated by Mrs. Geri Hoffner
of the Minneapolis Star and Trib-
une.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-16

Congratulate your graduates this
year with pen set from the fine
selection at JERRY COLEMAN'S
CHASE PEN SHOP In the Bremen
Arcade. At this authorized repair
shop you can have the graduates
old pen and pencil repaired for the
younger children. Remember, you
trade with confidence ut the Pen
Shop inside the BREMER AR
CADE.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-16
Little Esther &
Johnny Otis Bond
Coming May ~

Undoubtedly the hottest novelty
entertainment package Of stellar
stars in show business today-the
Johnny Otis Caravan and Barrel
House Revue come to the Labor
Temple in Minneapolis on Thurs
day night, May % in a big Holt
day Festival The unit will feature
Little Esther, the sensational
juvenile find" of the century who
was acclaimed by TIME Magazine
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-16
IHE ooSSIPLE truth -.

Clap hands for Alderman Stanley Anderson for the good job he's
doing conservative alderman like him Tom Roberts
the labor leaders
Swell The grand job George Koesar doing with the
boys the Unity House thought Vince Donney looked
Johnny DeOts, his
picking Sugar Ray Robinson month without ifs
butts Overheard You're only after that it's
think another Alderman Frank Woinsd
debating offer for the boxing coach job at the University Could
all those prison be caused by spring fever don't read
Harold press Wrestlers
their money but boxers spend stassen reminds of fighter
who got ring
Is the fight who his fight because he
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-16
Last State

New Hampshire is the last state
10 keep the colonial custom OF an
annual fast day.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-16
Almost About
Everything
BY Percy villa

Something to happen something HAS
to happen very
ralerr.ng ho.tng The auatnrurc ahta
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-16

tnue in this losing end Of the gamer
promoters country already
past years many enough money
their yearly license franchise
papers a statement stiIman,
famous gymnasium and quote 1.-TWO and half
fighters working every today
The fight racket persng The
diminish The constantly teeVsOn
fighters to work"
Many blaming International Boxing "A MAJ
International club
deal with him There place for fighter to the BC puts
manager the black list.
the whole blame TV The work
comfortably fairly boxing
matches Then he couple good wrestling
good Now will tell that
average working should night spend
to dollars mediocre boxing show? Doesn't make does
it.
is population
outstanding fighters developed
AS promoter will after
promoting game
bad luck he doesn't deserve.
At the A-sar Western show the other week. daughter
"Nomme look that lady riding
Bet'cha the horse gonna be mad!"
shaking the Rider. Herbe,
after all the fights I've him in televson didn't
on his face"
isn't Minneapolis Of leading
within a happened
Minneapolis
executive and Joseph Pan president of the Jos Pan Inc
Both the word They battled
on a a
Take the Perkins labor negotator the
Star did negotiating
that ALL compliment him
his fairness courtesy all good fellowship AS
Paen building genius which took the northwest out
lounges
nghtcubs him
kind deeds and consideration.
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FIESAL and HoRAK co.

FOR SALE 5 acre farm. House.
garage and other buildings -
Hardwood and Highway SO. ELK
hurst 1904. X-4O
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were the basketball coaches from
Hamline. st. Thomas and Macal-
ester, Joe Hutton, Paul Sokol and
Dwight Stucssey, respectively.
The day before he received the
Frontier award, Wagner took the
shot put title at the St Thomas
relays.
Dwight Reeds highly tOuted
track squad was unable to appear
at the st. Thomas Carnival be-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-16

didn't think he'd AN he wanted fighter
told his sparnng play But
Don't Get Me Wrong The Boxing
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Sports
GrHns

By JIMMY GRIFFIN

The Frontiers club Of the Twin
Cities awarded Bob Wagner Of
the state Cage Champs, Hopkins
team a trophy for being an out
standinE athlete and a fine prin-
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cipled youn &
man who does a
great job in hu-
m a n relations
daily.
Dave TsChim-
perle who was
Co-Captain with
Wagner was also
a recipient of an
award. Guests at
the lunc h e o n
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
Following
Through
Pedro kgullar

Tonight. at the WickerS Fielt
Stadium, the GultStream nine vii.
cross bats with Benny's Cafeteria.
Both teams are ready and on their
toes for the 1852 season. The Gulf
StreamerS will start either Green
wood OF Snyder ON the mound Wit
Mays doing the receiving. SterhnZ
will be at his regular first base
position and Andes of the L. s
Navy will he on deck. These mel
along with Gabe George and Boz
LaStreS. Grip and Ingrahm Shoult
make very strong ball club.
Berny'S under the guidance of Bill
Gates have been playing huStlc-u
baseball and should 0e t. ciu
to beat during this half of tn
campaign.
Gates is expected to Pitch Roo
riguez and viii field a strong in
field consisting of Gates on Is
Valdez and Fa2o on 2nd and 81,
respectively and Danny LaStres
shortstop. Alonzo, Anguiera, an,
Gonzalez will be on tap for out
field duty Gametime is las PM
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10

tContinue1 nom Fare OT'e'
lance was $i65.8I3 and the total
expenditures came 10 $+47.i4o
Last year 1851. the receipts OF
me school department were
S673 22l, cash balance S20l 063.
total expenditure was $+95,958
For the minimum foundation
program for schools, the budget
must be anticipated in July tot
each of the wears following. The
foresight ot the board made an
unusually good showing in tbe
adjustment figures in which two
out Of three years. the antitJpa-
ton was over the needs.
In l948 -+9. the final and tcnta-
tive amount was S2,258. In l94q-
50, the final and tentative
amount was $3.50 In l950-Sl. the
amount needed missed by only
81 ,o75. The sudden increase in
student population accounts for
this.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
.Semi-FinaIs OF LW
Golf PLAY Today

PALM BEACH A. - Three Palm
Beach residents and a man from
Connecticut will meet today in the
Semifinals Of the Lake Worth Men 5
Amateur Golf Tournament at the
Palm Reach Club
Jack WaddeIi. Palm Reach ia.
NOR College student. is paired with
W, a, Pagan Of West Palm Beach.
and John Peel Of Palm Beach will
play Bill Markham Of Easthamp
ION. Conn
WaddeIl upset former British
Amateur Champion Robert Sweeny
OF Palm Beach, 1 ard 3. IN WcdneS
days iShoie quarscr~tinal round
while Pagan oWSjed Myron Fried,
man Of MaplcWooi y J.. ; and >.
Peel defeated George Rasmussen
of Palm Beach, . and ;. and Mark
ham. the 1880 Connecticut state
amateur champion. eliminated
George Il. Gay o( F'url Iauderdalc.
Tia. ami
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
l3-Year-Old
Miss Catches
10 Big Ones
Scholnick Ia Years Ago
Brought In A Record
35O-Pound Shark With
Light Equipment

Fishing luck must run in fam
lilies. At least in the family of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ethan Scholnick of
Pittsburgh, Pa, who with their
12-year-old daughter have been
mentioning at the Casa Marina
hotel and going fishing with Cap
tain Raymond Gonzaga of Key
West.
Little Miss Barbara Scholnick,
who will be 10 years old in Feb
ruary, caught IS jack and one
big barracuda of the catch shown
in the accompanying picture.
And that's not all of the big
fish tale! 1t began IA years ago,
before Barbara was born. when
her father came to Key West and
with two other men brought in
a record a $50 pound shark
with light equipment,
Energetic Mr.. Scholnick, who
is in the kitchen equipment bust
ness, had another adventure on
one Of his fishing trips here when
he was grounded for "a hours on
Sandbar enroute to Dry Tortu-
gas.
I'VE seem to keep making
news for your fine little paper. =
he said. Even last year when
was reading that column Ten
Years Ago In Key West | came
across the repeat story about
catching that big shark. And four
years ago. my daughter was IN
the bigtime of fishing news when
she landed a % pound amber.
jack. Barbara was only eight
years old then and the title I'M
der the picture read And A Lit
tie Child Shall Lead Them.
Barbara. now bloSSoming oui
as grcwlng-up young lady is
quiet spoken girl with warm
dark eyes who likes the out-ot-
doors. especially fishing in the
Key West area.
Il used To go TO school here
and | was president of the Jun.
Tor Audubon Society miss the
fun and all the sunshine" she
said
Barbara didn't add that she
had received a merit certificate
from the Key West Chamber OF
Commerce for her big anberjack
catch or that she possessed a
coveted Pfleuger trophy. That
NaS learned from her rightfully
proud parents who spent four
months ut the year l948 IN Key
West living IN a house on Geor-
gia street This season. since the
vacation was brletcT, they stop
ped at the Casa Marina for the
second time and hope 10 return
next year.
There's absolutely no other
place III the world WHERE fishing
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
Hurricanes Win
1908 Ball Game

MANI p The University Of
Miami Hurricanes wrote a nc
record into their basketball booi
Wednesday right with l06-43 d,
cision over Florida Southern Co.
lege.
Capt Sy Chadroff of Miami
dumped in l6 field goals and !
free throws for a total of A points
an all-timc Miami irecord for a
individual player. He also score
more points than all Florida Sout'
ern players combined.
, Miami took Tire lead at the starr
and Florida Southern did not score
until nearly six minutes Ia
elapsed.
The game broke a three.game
losing streak for Miami and made
the Hurricanes record SIS. II was
their first victory in state compel
ton this season. Florida Souther.
has a 2-5 mark and is yet to wiz
against state teams
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
Syracuse. Miss.
State Knocked
From Unl)eaten

NEW YORK P-SyracuSc and
Mississippi State were knocked out
Of the unbeaten ranks IN college
basketball Wednesday night. mar
rowing the list of indicated ma
jOr teams to seven.
Syracuse took 72-49 lacing at
the hands of Pitt At Pittsburgh
while Mississippi State absorbed a
1852 whacking from Mississippi at
University. Miss. Syracuse had
won six in a row and State nine.
This leaves Kansas ITO, Florida
100. Seton Hall 100, Iowa 90, Hi
noiS 90. DuqueSne so and st. Bon
adventure so as the seven unbeaten
majors.
With Mickcv Zernich tossing in
% points. Pitt put on furious
second quarter that had Syracuse
behind. SO to Is. at halftime. The
Orange never got close thereafter.
Mississippi State, which hasn't
beaten Ole Miss on the latter s
court since l943, likewise battled
futilely to catch up after the first
few minutes. Coyt Vance tossed in
81 points for State in lost cause,
Syracuse was ranked l4th in this
weeks Associated Press Poll.
Louisville, No. IS, beat Xavier
of Ohio, 1861. oklahoma City, No
Is, trimmed Wichita, 53-46, and
Dayton, No. 20. walloped Ohio Uni
verSity l0l-7l, None of the other
teams in the top 20 saw action
Wednesday night
Most of the nights action was
in the East. Columbia opened de-
Tense of its Ivy League crown with
an easy 6S-5l conquest of Harvard.
In nOn-league games Yale nicked
Brown, Case, Cornell took a 60-34
humping from Colgate: and Penn
Sylvania routed Delaware, 1854
Georgia Tech piled up an 49,
point lead over Auhurn's nervous
basketball SOphomores at halftime
but barely mustered enough sec
ond-half stamina to stand off a
brilliant rally and win, 56-54.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
Conchs Coon Roat
With Three Game
Winning Streak
Will Play For First
Time In Seacrest's
New Gymnasium

Kew West High will go on the
road this weekend when they ira
vel to West Palm Beach Friday
night to tangle with Palm Beach
High and move down the coast
to meet Seacrest High of Delray
Beach the following night. 1t will
be the first time the Conchs have
met Palm Beach in the last 8 years.
The Wildcats have won their last
three games and have high Scor-
ing forward in Prince who has
speed along with a 6-3 frame.
The game is rated even with the
Palm Beach having the advantage
of their home floor in their favor.
1t will be the first time Key
West has played in Seacrest's new
gymnasium when they meet the
Seahawks Saturday night. II will
be doubly important that the Con-
chs win on this court, as it is the
probable location of the district
tournament this year as it the
perfectly sized gym for high school
basketball games, according to re-
gulations.
The Conchs will carry a three
game winning streak into Friday S
nights game which they are anX-
iouS to preserve and add to. after
slow start that saw them drop
three games by a total margin of
points. The team has been work
ing hard on improving their de-
fensive play all week and on their
set plays with real improvement
being shown this week.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
'Loyelctte Retains
Lead As Major
College Scorer

NEW YORK GT - Clyde Love
lette, towering University of Kan
Sas center, dunked Is points
through the hoop against Oklahoma
in the Jayhawks' only game last
week and retained his lead today
as the top major college basketball
individual scorer
Figures of the NCAA Service
Bureau disclosed that in II games
the six-fo0t nine, 235-pound Love
lette had averaged 271 points for
the team rated No. | for the last
two weeks in the Associated Press
poll
Closest to Big Clyde Through
games of Jan, 81 is Bob Petit,
Louisiana State rookie, with an
average of 258 points in nine
games. Since The NCAA figures
were compiled. however, LSU play
ed Vanderbilt, and Petit was held
10 only 10 points. his lowest of the
season. Thus, in 10 games. Pettit's
average has dropped unofficially
to 24.2 points a night.
Dick Groat of Duke ranks third
in the averages with a 24.3 mark.
but leads in total points with $40
in ii games, Lovelettc, has 29S
and Petit 232 in games through
Saturday
Behind Groat are Mark Work
man of West Virginia with a 24.i
average Ed Miller of Syracuse.
2i.0; and Chuck Darling Of Iowa.
23.3
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
Tony Vincent Wins
In Tennis Tourney

ST PETERSBURG tP - Dixie
Tennis Tournament Champion
Tony Vincent downed first and
secOnd.round opponents in Florida
West Coast Tournament play here
Wednesday. Vincent is third seed
ed. First-seeded Gardnar Mulloy,
Miami, and second-seeded Bulge
Patty, New York, are scheduled
for their first round matches today
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
Best Comeback OF
Year Given Giants

SANTA MONICA. Calf tF-,The
selection of the New York Giants
as the comeback champions of
1851 was hailed by Manager Leo
Durocher today as another Won
derful honor for a great bunch of
guys
The peppery pilot of the Polo
Grounders paid this tribute to his
men
Il never saw team with more
determination or will to win.
Which explains the New York
ers surge to the National League
pennant against odds So Stagger-
ing that 165 out of pa sports writ
crs and sportcaSters picked it as
the No. comeback in the ASSo-
ciatcd Press annual poll
The Giants weren't the greatest
team I've managed or PLAYED
with, - said Durocher. but I've
never had or seen one with moro
hustle They we're really great, and
never quit.
The Giants feat of winning the
flag after dropping 1872 games be
hand the Dodgers in August earned
them "A total of $40 points in the
AP poll for the greatest comeback
by a team or individual in 1851.
Jersey Joe Walcott's knockout of
Ez1ard Charles for the heavy
weight boxing title was rated sec
ond with l27 points.
Other leading eomebacks ton
3-2l point vote for the first three
placesl: Bobby Teller, baseball.
- points, stamford, football. AZ:
Ben Hogan, golf, 30. 6-Chicago
White Sox. baseball. 80. Ray
Robinson, boxing, 80; S--Auburn.
football, II; 9--Joe DiMaggio,
baseball Tin World Seriesl. II.
io-Detroit Lions. football. II.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
Steinbler Ans!
Millkley Lead
In Golf Play

CLEARWATER tP Miami s
Bill Stembler and Arnold Minkley
with a 36-32-68 led a field of IS
teams qualifying here Wednesday
for the State Amateur Four Ball,
Bcst-Ball Golf Tournament Match
play begins toGay. Low score Of
either partner counts as the team s
score on each hole.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10

Dick Doheny, rookie quarter
back for the New York football
Yanks, won the Moynahan Trophy
as the outstanding Eastern collie
giate athlete in 1850 while playing
for FOrdham.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10

Bit HeiSS. new football coach as
Colorado College. IS - years ola
and a graduate of Illinois where he
played on the I946-4s Rose Bowl
team.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10

GulfStrcam Park race tack has
a running Susfacc land an seven
inch cushion If mud for safe, bUo
yant footing for the horses.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
Photo by D. Hohl

The American glass blowing in
dustry II recent years has pioneer
ed in the creation of new designs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10

The average Us. woman IN the
2S,s age group ard 5 feet 4 weighs
approximately i26.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10

Birds and mammals are called
the .elevereSt and most intelligent
among animals.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10

Is more Superb " Schoinlck SalI
That's the f.sherlUaas angle
Evening star., 1952-08-17
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