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this batting technique is the Sock.
ers Johnny Pesky.
BRADENT0N R - Manager
Tommy Holmes G. the Boston
Braves is impressed with the all
around ability OF George Grove
the big Negro rookie first base.
man.
Grove hit 1873 for Milwaukee
last season and 1886 in the Puert,
Rican Winter League. He belted
some long balls in his first train
ING drill Monday.
SAN BERNARDINO, CALI. IN -
Pittsburgh Pirate officials say
Pitcher Jim Walsh viii - placed
on the waiver fist if he does moi
accept his 1852 contract today.
The veteran righthander is
elassed as a holdout. He is being
.t.fered about $4,000
Inc fHateS signed PITCHER Mir
ry Dickson, 20-game winner last
season. for a reported SIS, 900. Only
ether player still outside the fold
is Home Ran Slugger Ralph Kiner
CLEARWATER tP - Shortstop
Gran Hammer and FIRST Baseman
Eddie Watkins were not al their
regular infieid posts Monday when
Manager, Eddie Sawyer put the
Philadelphia Phillies through their
initial infield drill of the training
season.
Jack lucky Lohrke was at
shortstop because Hammer has
been hobbling around with listers
on the feet. And vernal (Nippy)
Jones played first after getting a
6-day head start in training on
Watkins.
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BY GENE pLowDsN

MIAMI Up The richest racing
season in Florida history appeared
certain today as the thoroughbreds
and their followers moved "a 10
Gulfstream Park for the final Al
days of operation.
With a new million.collar club
house and other added attractions
and imprt 'ements, Gulfstream is
expected to handle well over 30
million dollars To run the total for
the three tracks in the Miami area
TO a humping 100 million dollars.
Opening feaIure at Gulfstream is
the $500 Inaugural Handicap al
six fnrlongs, II attracted is sprint
ers ard more than $4,000 persons
are expected for the opening day
Best previous season In Florida
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Play Starts
Tonight In
Net Tourney
La Semana Allegro
Tennis Matches Will
Feature Fast Mel PLAY
On Bayview Courts

With all preliminary elimination
matches complete, select field Of
eight teams starts play tonight In
the La Semana Allegro Doubles
Championship. The tournament ap
pears. 10 be q wide open affair
with no team given ; definite
edge.
Peter Varela and Coach Van are
seeded first but both players are
not quite up 10 par and appear
TO have no better chance of win
mig than three or four other TOP
combinations. Other seeded comb.
nations are John McNuity and Pau
Esquinald0 who are seeded sec.
ond, Roberts Smith and Jack Sell
ers seeded third and John and Dor
Cruz seeded fourth. Darkhorse Of
the tournament appears to be the
new Navy combination of Robin
son and Zwilling.
Tournament play begins at 7:ls
p. m. on the Rayvieiw Park Courts
and all players are asked to be a.
thine OF be defeated. Seminal,
viii be played tomorrow and ths
finals on Thursday night.
Matches tonight are as follows:
Varela Van Us, Howard James
Earl Yates.
Leo carey-Frank Roberts Us
Don and John Cruz.
Roberts Smith-Jack Sellers rs
Robson Zwilling.
| John Yates Harvey Sellers VS.
MeNuity. Esqltinaido.
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BATON ROUGE. La. IN For
IS holes il looked like the inaugural
$4,000 Baton Rouge Open Gull
Tournament would never end.
Then in a driving rain, poker
faced Jack Burke Jr. propelled
oall over fix sded green To break
the deadlock, end the sudden death
extra nlayoff, and win his third
straight major tournament m three
weeks.
The tournament was supposed 10
end Sunday, But at the end Of y
holes three proS--Burke, Of Haa
ton, Tex. Bin Nary. albuquerque,
Y, N. and Tommy Bolt, Durham.
" g., and liouSton--were tied with
7-under par isis.
An l5.hale playssf was held Mon
lay, but the tI:a was still tied
eth twS under par 70s. Then came
he sudden death playoff That's
shcre the first guy who wins the
FIRST hole takes FIRST prize money
On the 18th. 5olt dropped BY the
gayside when he fell short with
4 6-foot pnfi That lcft IL 20 Nary
and Burke. and the little Texan
with the deadpan face hirdied the
aoth with a 2o-foos putt &c take the
- 600 first prize
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Baseball Stars
Being Transferred

Key West win soon lose two
of its baseball stars, Tom White
and j. p. Scott are being trans
ferred.
White is a pitcher who has
played two years with the Navy
Eagles and this year played with
the Navy Cardinals and Brooks
Stars in the Island City baseball
league. White was also a star
il. the servicemen's basketball
league.
Scott is catcher with plenty
of experience and pep. His
nickname is rabbit" He has
played two years with the
Eagles, Cardinals. Brooks Stars
in the City League. He is a
good switch hitter and has al
ways been a 800 hitter.
Key West ball fans will miss
these two players.
Libya is made up OF three pro-
vinces. Tripolitania, Cyrenaica and
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County Solons
Meet Tonight

Monroe County Commissioners
qill hold their regular meeting to-
night at the courthouse.
Road building on the Keys and
other problems will be brought be.
fore the meeting.
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Lake Drummond, in the Virginia
portion Of the Dismal swamp, is as
much as 10 feet above the general
level of the swamp.
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racing history Was the winter Of
1856 when the pari-mutuel ma
chimes clicked 10 the tune of sl08,
l73 .5A.
The state is expected To reap 3
harvest of mcTe than 10 million
from horse racing alone this sea
son, Plus ans her five million from
dog tracks and jai-alai. The money
is divided equally among the
states 81 counties.
Hialeah Park clt3ed its 40-day
meeting Monday with new ail-time
records in attendance and betting,
following a successful 4l-day stand
al Tropical Park which set the
pattern.
Tropical attracted 397 1888 who
wagered SIS, 754 ,937 for an sll-time
record.
Hialeah handled $50 ,637 ,o4s in the
pari-mutuel machines. an increase
OF IL per cent over the previous
high set in the Responding pct
war days of 1876. Attendance was
III .7oS. gain of II per cent over
1851 and 3 800 more than the record
year, also 1916.
NEW YORK R-Johnhy 0'Brien,
Seattle University's scoring ma.
chine. viii be like a midget al the
tall mems convention in the Ma
tional Invitation Basketball Tour
nament, but the So star is used
10 playing the big boys.
Selection OF Seattle for the NIT
Monday filled the tournaments ~
/ team field and also assured the
dIminutive pivot man another
chance to show that the bigger
basketball player is not always the
better. He'll have plenty of chances
to demonstrate this thesis, since
every other team in the tourney
has a man 6-5 or higher.
O'Brien, the first player in col
lege history IL score more than
/ 1000 points in a season, has never
LEI height bother him. Against the
altitudinous Harlem Globetrotters,
Johnny pumped in q points in
leading Seattle TO an S4-Sl upset
| victory.
! The Western Conference race
was settled and along with il an
other place in the NcAA tourna
ment was filled Monday might
when Illinois, the nations No. :
team. polished off Northwestern
1914, 10 take he title for the sec
cad straight year Iowa. the only
cher team that could have over
taken the Illini, dropped a 1855
decision TO Wisconsin.
The Big Seven. however, still is
/ far from settled. Kansas State, the
| ihird-ranked team in the cCLntry
polished off Iowa State, $3.50, IA
| 60 into a first-place tie with Kan
sas for the lead Both have 81
records and meet in a showdown
game Friday.
Duquesne, the No. team, had
nc trouble sweeping past Baldwin
Wallace, 94-5l, in the finale of its
regular season. The Dukes fin
ished with splendid 20-I mark
LaSalle trounced Muhlenberg,
92-77; Indiana edged Michigan
State, 1857; Boston College upset
Holy Cross. 64-6l; ST. Joseph's
knocked down Temple, $3.50; Okla.
homa A. & M. defeated Tulsa, 80
80; MissCiri toppled Nebraska. es.
So; and Colorado stopped Wyoming
s9-44.
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tlollN1A. EAItks MT w ana So
Leo Durocher of the New York
Giants limited today that Catcher
Ray Noble may be traded.
Noble checked into camp Mon.
day and Duroch,r remarked that
the hefty Cuban receiver would
make good catcher Tor, several
clubs, especially Pittsburgh and
Boston.
pERO BEACH lR Injuries
are hampering the Brooklyn bod
gers conditioning program.
Catcher Roy Campanella, the
National Leagues most valuable
player in 1851, is sidehned iadefi-
nitely with a sore thigh, which
hampered his play last year. Sec
ond Baseman Jackie Robinson has
sore sh, llder and Pitcher Ralph
Sranca is suffering with asthma
ST, PETERSBURG IN - Rockies
Andy Carey and Jim Bridewester,
and Billy Martin figure prominent.
ly in New York Yankee Manager
Casey Stengel's plans.
Carey win be- given fall crack
at third base. If he wins il, Gil
McDougald will shift 10 second. If
Carey fails, Martin and Brideweser
will tattle il out for second base
with McDougald returning 4, third
ST. PETERSBURG R - Red
Schoendienst made his debut al
first base during the St Louis
Cardinals practice Monday and OBJ
servers thought he looked good
But Manager Eddie Stanky could
M be pinned down &c say il was
permanent.
Both Stanky and Schoendienst
are second sackers and Stanky, a
good lead-off hitter, has said he
will be playing manager. That
meant Red would have to find a
new job,
SARASOTA lR - Boston Red Sex
Coach Earl Combs hopes to help
Third Baseman Fred Hatfield boost
his batting average this season by
showing him how to punch the ball
'er the infield.
Hatfield came up from Birming
ham IN The Southern Association
late in the 1850 season with 800
batting mark But he fen off sharp
last season hit .l72 in so games.
Combs wants Hatfield TO stop go
ing for the lClg ball-he socked q
homers for Birmingham in 1850
and choke the lat and chop the
bah over the infield. His model for
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Report

Observations taken NJ City Office
$500 An EST
Key West, Fla, March I. 1882
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MIAMI RI-The University of
Miami's first spring football prac-
tlce OF the season drew IS cardi-
dates Monday and Coach Andy
Gastafson said There was a little
first day confusion.
Gustafson must build new of
fensire unit, since such perform
ers as Jack Hacketi, Jim Doolcy
and Frank Smith are missing fro n
fhe backiield and Ray Arcangelet-
II, Ed l.ntes and Leo Martin from
the line.
In first drills, Gustafson used q
backfield Of Freshmen Johnny Me-
lear at quarter and Bob Taro at
left half, with Johnny Bow at right
half and Harry Mallios at full 11ck
ST. PETERSBURG iR-The
champion and two fermer title
holders VIII be among those com
peting today IN the Mid Winter
Small Bore Championships al the
American Legion Range.
Due TO the Forthcoming Olym-
pics, firing will be from the Euro.
pean position instead OF prone in
this biggest small bore tourna-
ment OF the winter season.
Amcag those competing viii be
L. Y. Moore, Aberdeen. Nd. small
bore and national mid winter
champion: Sam Bond, New Phila-
delphia, o., the 1850 champion i
both divisions: and w. +. Schweit
yer, Hillside, N. j.. l949 titleholder.
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FAWTUlant Cops
Basketball Win

The TAWTUlant cagers defeat
ed the HS-l courtmen last night
on the Seaplane Base hardwood
by a 6l-40 ball game.
Tonight the FAWTUlant team
viii tackle the VX-l five in the
semi-finals of the losers half of
the Navy Basketball League
playoffs at the Seaplane Base
Wednesday night at 8.l5 the
winner O fthis contest will meet
the Sonar School students in the
finals on the same court
points. Kansas State followed with
672- V
The Wildcats moved 10 the front
an the poll six weeks ago and have
been there ever since. Before Ken
lucky took over for keeps, Hines,
Kansas and st. Johns OF Brooklyn
had occupied the top berth. Kansas
wound up eighth and ST. Johns
10th.
DuqueSne finished fourth behind
Kansas State and in turn was fol
lowed by 81, Louis, Washington,
Iowa, Kansas, West Virginia and
81, Johns.
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Relative Humidity a. 500 A.M.
1906
Barometer tssa Lsvsa, 500 AN
5000 ins.-l0l5.a mhs.
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Libya is made up OF three pro-
vinces. Tripolitania. Cyrenaica and
F'ezzan.
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SPORT
SHORT

CLEARWATER lP.-The annual
International Midwinter Snipe Re
CANA starts today and as usual
- led Wells is the fav0rite.
Wells. from Wichita, Kan, where
year-around sailing doesn't come
too easy, is the defending titlist.
First race in the 4-day event
was to be this afternoon on Clear
water Bay. Two races are to be
held Wednesday. one Thursday and
the final single heat on Friday.
4 ST. AUGUSTINE R-The Gath
annual Florida East Coast Golf
Tournament for Women gels off
today win 65 seeking the crown
won last year by Mary Lena Faux.
Ihomasville, Ga.
But high among the contenders
was Polly Riley, Fort Worth, Tex,
who is Out TO take the title fer
The third time and thus retire the
MIS-. William r. Kenan Jr. cup.
Only Florida players listed were
Vonnie Colby, DANA: Elizabeth
Ridge, Fl. Lauderdale; and Ann
White, Miami Beach.
PALM BEACH Up - Match play
starts today in the South Florida
Golf Championship for Amateurs
at the Palm Beach GOf Club with
TWO players tied for medalist hon
ors at 50.
II Tim Holland, University of Mi
ami student from Rockville Cen
ire. N. Y, and David A. Perkins,
Ormond Beach. carded Cos Mon
day TO lead the field Of Sc.
w. A. dub Pagan, West Pain
Beach fireman who won last
weeks Dixie Amateur 81 Miami;
Dorsey Nevergali, Sidney, O.. and
William Markham, Wethersfield
Conn, posted 70s.
Defending Champion John X.
Lyons, Port Washington, n. Y,
needed rs and only the luck OF
the draw kept him in the cham
pioEship flight.
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Temperatures
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Electricity win now through va.
ter better il q little salt Is added.
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Wayne Natators
to Face s Teams

A six-meet swimming schedule
has been announced by Wayne
University for It's 1853 season
with one new opponent added TO
five teams making return APP
pearances on the Wayne sched-
ule.
Opening with Western On
fario on Jan. 81. the schedule
will also include the Central
Collegiate Conference meet on
March S-6-7 and the NCAA
on March 27-28.
New TO the schedule is Ball
State Teachers of Muncie. Ind.
Returning in addition to Western
Ontario. are University of Toron-
TO. Bowling Green State. Iowa
State. and Ohio Wesleyan.
Wayne won from Western On
tario and Cincinnati last year,
while losing TO Michigan. Mich
igan State. Niagara IT,. Toronto,
Bowling Green and Pittsburgh.
All WAYNE home meets viii
be held in Patton Pool AZ Cen
eral George Patton Park.
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Standings
Tartar Runners
Win Three Of Five

Wavne University's 1852 cross
country team. which won three
and lost two dual meets. has been
awarded six major letterss and
two minor awards by the Athletic
Advisory Board. Coach David l..
Holmes announced.
Captain George Gaines heads
the list which includes Owen
Clinton. James F. Clark. Arthur
Ketelhut and manager David
Chamberlain. Glenn Martin Of
Stockton. Calf. rounds out the
roster of majors.
Awarded varsity minors were
James f. IIageart and Roy L.
Morgan. Receiving fres Imam
numerals were Carl W. Birks,
Edward II. Gibson. Ralphh M.
GRAY. GprShon r Weincr and
Robert x. Wrobbel. Wayne.
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Seek First Crown
Since 1895 Triumph

roball as It's professional best will be the order Of
~" At Clevelands Municipal Stadium next Sunday
II be Detroit Lions and Cleveland Browns meet for
L.l Of professional football champions of the world.
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Sugar Ray Robinson Set for
Sahara Hotel at Las Vegas

ganza to be hiehlighted with sew
eral supporting acts.
Joe Chaser, prexy Of Associated
Booking Corporation, is setting
the Ray Robinson tour TO the
coast and there is possibility
that he will have a date at the
Chez Psree in Chicago prior TO
the Sahara Hotel opening.
Following the Las Vegas en-
eagement il is expected that
sugar Raw will 60 to Hollywood
10 discuss the scripting Of his
life story which will be filmed
BY 2 major motion picture COM
pany.
Chaser is also lining UP other
dates in Miami Beach. Cuba New
Orleans. Dallas. Fort Worth, and
Louisville. Ky.
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Charles-Moore May
Meet in Non-Title
Fight, February

NEW YORK. -(CNS) - The
International Boxing Commis-
SONS first request TO new light
heavy weight champ Archie
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-12-27

NEW YORK CITY.--Follow-
ing his sensational engagement
at the swank Latin Quarter in
Boston. Sugar Ray Robinson
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linesmen are several years young
er than the Browns, thus giving
them the nod.
Extensively. the Browns are
about the equal of the Lions, if
not as versatile with their at
tack built entirely around Ora
ham and couple OF running
backs.
Graham's pin-point passes will
encounter the stiffest defense OF
the entire season. we believe,
once the Lions Yale Larry. Jack
Christensen. Jim David and Don
Doll 20 10 work.
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ting from their victorious
s '..'n over the defending Los
Z,~. w." Rams Of the National
k~n ~ the National Football
he the Lions go into the
1 boasting three consecutive
over the Browns. two ex-
Inns and a regularly sched-
contest p>>yed last Nov. 2.
4 Browns eleven finished
Iason with a IA record as
\ the Lions 9-3. Both teams
Expected TO be at full
hi.
bbv LaYne. Bobby Hosrn-
rever. Doak Walker and
Hare. Hiiiing) Harder will
top shape for the show
with the Browns. Otto
lam. Dub Jones. Marion
IN, Mac Speedis and Dante
M are also expected TO
top form.
J wear the Browns and Rams
! for the second consecutive
kor the championship with
Inns coming out on the long
! a 24-l7 score.
kh Buddy Parker's young
will participate in a cham
iip game for Detroit for the
lime in II years. The last
he Lions competed in the
onship playoff (l935) they
ID World Champions.
they will duplicate this
appears highly possible. es-
n with the past records of
howns and Lions having
| to do with the thinking.
ons had defeated the Rams
before this season and made
E straight at Briggs Sta
IThey are favored TO do
at Clevcland's Municipal
b Sunday.
bibuting 10 the Lions win
Peat extent last Sunday.
question was the big.
bl alert surging llne-best
league. Ages OF the Lions
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-12-27

The RedIStricting Committee
will consider four problems:
Area of each district, number
Of members for each district.
geographic peculIarltles. potential
strength and membership of each
district
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trained into Manhattan few
days ago TO complete the fnan-
cal ARRANGEMENTS for his forth
coming date al the fabulous
Sahara Hotel in Las Vegas which
begins Jan 9th
The engagement is for two
weeks and The middleweighi
champ will receive $4,000 per
week according 10 an official
announcement last Friday from
Ralph Cooper. Sugars iheairi.
cal manager.
Sugar Ray appeared on the
Kate Smith Show (NBC-TV. 4
p.m) Dec. H. and he has been
definitely set for the Pittsburgh
Garden. Pittsburgh. for Dec. both
and 3lst. in = gigantic Extrava-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-12-27
St. Antoine YM(A
Sport Notes

With eight teams batting away
for honors in the ST. Antoine
Church League on Friday night.
II was hard TO determine a champ.
Yet 81. Johns Presbyterian,
Church Of Our Faith, and a new
conner to the League, Ebenezer
AME, holds the lead with hard
earned wins after two weeks of
competition.
Second Baptist dropped a
hard fought rs 10 81 defeat to
ST. John after a slow start.
Church OF Our Faith dibbled
New Bethel IS TO 81. Mace.
donia came from behind in the
closing seconds in their game
10 hand the Church OF God its
first defeat.
Raymond THE Fye) Smith of
Church of Our Faith. domlnat-
ing the backboards and hitting
the net from all angles for "a
points, red his team for high
honors. and to an easy victory
over New Bethel.
Louis Hartman and Fred But
Ter hit for double digits OF 10
points each TO pull St. John from
behind for win over Second
Baptist, but lost individual honors
to Louis Nelson for the losers
with Is points.
Macedonia paced by the clever
floor work OF Willie Hunter and
the timely shooting of Nat Biggs
with 10 points. pulled the upset
Of the night by squeezing past
the favored Church OF God.
Ebcnezer and East Lake was
idle for the night.
Friday Results
Macedonia. %. Church OF God,
81: ST. John, 81, Second Baptist,
28. Church Of Our Faith, As,
New Bethel. 30
STANDINGS
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Kentucky State
Official Given
NAIA Top Post

William Exum. head OF De-
pariment OF Physical Education
and Athletic director OF Ken
lucky State College. has been
appointed TO the all important
Redistricting Committee OF the
National Association OF lntercoi-
legiate Athletics by the president
of the body. w. b Reese OF East
ern Washington College, Cheney,
Washington.
The NAIA is an all-powerful
organization OF smaller colleges.
and is on par with the NCAA.
Kentucky State College is
member of both organizations.
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Moore will be an over the weight
match with former heavyweight
champion Ezzard Charles.
IBC wants the two TO meet
in Madison Square Garden dur
ing February.
Charles and Moore have met
before and in all three bouts,
Charles was the victor. FIRST two
were decisions in 1916 and l947'
Then in l948. Charles earned an
eight round KO.
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ITEMS from CLARIDON

covered from an operation re-
Gently at Warren hospital.
Sally Fenwick and Vivian
Starr attended Play Day at
Lake Erie College in Paines-
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Temple of
Chardon, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Wilmot, Warren Custis of Min
erva were at Horace Wilmot's
home Sunday.
The Study club had their
dinner in Cleveland and atten-
ded the Playhouse Wednesday
night.
The Claridon Congregational
church will cooperate in OBJ
serving Rural Life Sunday.
Rev. Hostetler attended an
nual Seminar of Judaism at
Euclid Avenue Temple. Protes-
tant ministers of Greater Cleve-
land are guests of the Temple
for this yearly event.