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.kiwaniis Nips
.JayCees In
Little League

The Kiwanis stopped the league
leading Jaycees 81 in the first
game of a Little League double.
header Thursday night at Bayyiew
Park and moved within q half
q game OF first place. II the XII.
wants can stop the Elks Saturday
in the last game of the season, they
will tie the Jaycees for first place
and necessitate a playoff. In the
second game of the doublehe ader.
the Lions bounced back by defeat
ing the Elks 24-l.
Danny Oropeza pitched brilliant
ball as he set the Jaycees down
with one run and two hits, as he
struck out 6 and walked z. The
JayceeS scored their lone tally in
the first inning. After Oropeza
struck out Bryant williams, the
first batter. he let Eugene Gutter
req bunt get away from him for an
error and shortstop Roy Valdez
made an error on Manuel Perez
grounder, to put two men on base.
Joey Mcmahon then singled into
right center to score Gutierrez. Or
opera then struck out Publ Car
bonell and Sergio PUG was out
second to first. Oropeza proceeded
to hold the Jaycees hitless and
runless until the last inning when
Mcmahon got his second hit of the
night. but was out at second when
he ran over the bag on a fielders
choice. The Kiwanians got TO Sandy
Snow for s runs on hits. three of
them doubles. as his teammates
committed . errors. Snow struck
out and did not walk a batter.
but timely hits and costly errors
caused his downfall. Danny Orope.
"a. Richard Sawyer and Graves hit
doubles and Robbie Knowles and
Roy Valdez beat out infield hits
for the Kiwanis.
In the second game. 4 Elks
pitchers walked II batters and
gave up Q hits. two Of them dou.
bles, and the Lions took advantag &c
of 5 errors to rack up ~ runs.
Mario Martinez led the Lions at
bat with 3 for ;, for perfect
night. driving in runs. Mike
Powell hit two for ;. as Wayne Key
and Robert PSIo hit doubles. and
Mike Drzal and Milo Garcia each
got. single. Robert PaRo pitched
wonderful ball Is he limited the
Elks TO l run and l hit. as he
struck out 10 batters and walked
?, Carl Trout's single in the first
inning was only hit yielded by Pa
10.
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Race Wire Taper
To Be Prosecuted

MIAMI R - william Dorm
electrician accused of hijacking
Associated Press-race wire results.
will face federal as well as state
wire tapping charges.
Assistant District Attorney Fred
Bolts said warrants would be is
sued Monday charging Dorm with
tapping wires OF the Southern Bell
Telephone Company to intercept
racing news being relayed to news
papers.
Conviction on the federal charge
carries a maximum punishment OF
two years in prison and q SIC. 900
fine.
A state overlapping charge. pun
ishable on conviction by six months
imprisonment or q $500 fine, was
filed after Dorn's arrest Aug. Z.
For reasons so far unexplained,
the telephone company wire carry.
ing the AP race report had been
routed to . terminal box on the
back wall OF the WTVJ televisiou
studio and was tapped at that
point.
The Illegal connection led TO .
cupola atop . fan company build.
ing, where il connected with a
teletype machine. Beside the ma
chine was q telephone. presumably
for relaying the race results 70
bockies,
Why the vire was relayed 70 q
place where II could be easily
tapped is q mystery wTVJ does
not receive AP news or race re.
suits. 0nly daily newspa pers re-
ceive the racing service in Miami.
Bolts said he planned both con-
spiracy and overlapping charges
against Dorn.
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AL Dark's % game hitting streak.
Ewell Blackwell needed relief
help to save his third win of the
season after Cincinnati chased Cliff
Cha mbers in a five-run fourth in
ming.
hurry Dickson took matters into
his own hands for the downtrodden
Pittsburgh Pirates. He shut out the
Chicago Cubs for 10 innings with
six hits and then broke up the
game with a 10th inning single for
q 10 verdict.
Rookie Bill Glynn's homer in the
18th enabled Cleveland to tighten
the American League race with a
1919 win over the st. Louis Browns
as result. the Indians now trail
the idle New York Yankees by
only 2I7 games.
The Brownies fell on Bobby Eel
Ter and Lou BriSSie 10 open up
an 80 lead in the first two innings
but the Indians came back and
finally tied the score in the ninth
on Larry Doby's three-run homer.
Rain washed out the Boston Red
Sox Yankee and the Philadelphia
Washington night games in the
American.
Chicago came from behind twice
to sweep q twi-night doubleheader
from Detroit, 4-3 and 81, behind
Billy Pierce and Joe Dobson.
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Jim Ferriier
Leads Field
In Natl Open

CHICAGO tR - Midway leader
Jim Terriers gifted putter today
was magic wand that beckoned
COLTS richest prize. the So, 900 top
money in. the whirling world
championship fairways carnival.
Terrier. massive ex-Australian
who became U. S. citizen in
1914, took a tWo-S;roke lead over
1947 National Open Champion Lew
AWorsham into the third round of
Tam 'Shanters $4,000, four
rlnged circus.
An ex-corrcspondent for the Sgd
ney, Australia Herald. Terrier has
dictated scorching rounds of s. Sc
for 36-hole scoop of 1874. ten
under par Big Jim's mctronome
putter tapped only 81 times in
Fridays 31.35 effort.
This was discouraging news to
most of the 80-player field of which
about 10 still remained within strik-
ing distance of the 37-year-old Fer
rier. now 14th in PGA money win
ming with nearly 81 900.
In the $4,000 world women's
pro event, Betty Jameson. San An
tonic. Tex. still had bead on
the $1,000 first prize with a 36-hole
total of As four strokes ahead of
Patty Berg, the gallant shooter
from MINNEAPOLIS.
The world amateur was re.
solved into hot scrap between
Bill Campbell. 29-year-old former
state legislator from Huntington.
w. Va, and Defending Champion
Frank Stranahan. Toledo. Ohio.
Campbell'S 1856. fashioned on a pair
of fourunder par 6S'S gave him a
two-Stroke lead over Stranahan
Joyce Ziske. Waterford. Wis
held five-Stroke lead over Betty
Rowland. Lexington. Ky. lS9 to
1854, in the worlds fourth phase,
the women'S amateur.
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MAJOR
LEAGUE
LEADERS
BY The Associated Press
National League

NottOtot 6W@8U~
Batting-Musial, St. Louis, .333;
Atwell, Chicago, .3O9; Kluszewski
Cincinnati, .307; Lockman, New
York, .3O6; Adds, Chicago, .3O4.
Runs batted in - Sauer, Chica 60
SO; Thomson, New York, IA; Hod
geS, Brooklyn and Ennis, Philadel
phia, II; Slaughter. St. Louis, 10.
Hits Musial, st. Louis, 1888;
Adams, Cincinnati. 1923: Schoen
dienSt, St. Louis. 1928; Lockman
New York, 1913; Hammer, Philadel
phia, III.
Home runs Sauer, Chicago
81 Hodges. Brooklyn, q; Kiner
Pittsburgh, 20; Mathews and Cor
don. Boston. II.
Pitching - Roe, Brooklyn, 81
.889; Wilhelm. New York, 90, .S18
Hearn. New York, 1873. 800; Yu
has. St. Louis. so, 800; Black
Brooklyn, 70, .778.
American League
Batting Fain, Philadelphia
.344; Woodling, New York, 1923;
Kell, Boston, 1921; Goodman, Bos
on, SIS; Mitchell, Cleveland. $40
Runs batted in - Dolby, CIeve
land, 80; Robinson, Chicago. rs;
DropO, Detroit and Zernial, Phila
delphia, 70; Rosen, Cleveland, 50
Hits - Fox, Chicago, l4l; Rob
inSon, Chicago, 1871; Avila. Cleve
land, l24; Rosen, Cleveland, 123;
Fain, Philadelphia, 122.
Home runs Dolby, Cleveland
25; Berra, New York. %; Zernial
Philadelphia, 81 Robinson, Chica
go, Dropo, Detroit, and Joost, Phil
adelphia. 10.
Pitching Consuegra. Washing
ton, so, 1000; Shantz, Philadelphi,
2o-3. $40; Raschi, New York, 1879
1857; Saln. New York, s-3. $50
Bearden ST Louis. So, ia.
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Today's Games
BY The Associated Press

BY The Associated Press
American League
Boston at New York
Philadelphia at Washington (night)
Detroit at Chicago
Cleveland at St. Louis might
National League
New York at Boston
Brooklyn at Philadelphia (2)(nighD
Chicago at Pittsburgh
st. Louis at Cincinnati (nighD
Florida International League
Tampa at Lakeland
Key West at Miami
st. Petersburg at Havana
Miami Beach at West Palm Beach
Florida State League
Orlando at Daytona Beach
Palatka at Jacksonville Beach
Leesburg at Cocoa
DeLand at Sanford
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sylvania; the original aircraft car.
rier. Lexington; the ScapIane tend.
ers. Cannot and Quail: the trans
port. Chaumont: and the light
cruiser, Houston. His shore assign
mentS have included duty al the
Calf; at Fleet Air Base, Coco
Solo. Canal Zone: al Fleet Train.
ing Base. San Clemente Island
Calf, at the Naval Air Station.
Miami. Fla at the Naval Air Sta.
ton. AnuacoSiia. DC: with CUBS,
Advanced Base Personnel Depot
Norfolk Va. with the Bureau Of
Aeronautics Washington. DC.
with the Us Naval Forces in the
Azore Islands: with Atlantic Fleet
Weather Central Office. Norfolk.
Va; and with Fleet Weather Cen
trail Office on Guam. His last as.
sicnmcnt before reporting to
FAWTU was With Naval Air Fac
ility. Annapolis. Md
Lieutenant Lewis is married 10
the former Miss Mae Ernestine
Price Of GAINESVILLE. Ohio They re.
side at Apt &C. 70" FELTON, Rd
Sigsbee Park in Key West with
son. HudnalI J tisl The Lewis
family also maintains a home in
Los Angelic. Calf.
IAe9aenaGl l.ee is l. The son Of
Rev & Mrs. Harry T. LEAFS.
1872 May 81 Zaness lite. Ohio he
Is = 1927 graduate Of Lash High
schoo! IN GAINESVILLE.
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Numbers Racket
Resumed In DC

WASHINGTON Up - Numbers
writers and narcotics peddlers who
went underground during the SEN
ate Crime Committees investiga-
tons have resumed operations in
the nations capital. says District
Commissioner F. Joseph Donohue.
Donohue said in a radio (WWDC)
interview Friday night that COOP
GRAFTON Of the metropolitan police
and investigating senator's had
virtually halted" several types Of
vice here for q while.
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Lieutenant Everette C.. Lewis
has recently become Aerologv OFF,
icer Of Fleet All Weather Training
Unit. Atlantic replacing Lieutens Mt
William A. Lindsay who has been
transferred TO the aircraft carrier.
USS Boxer.
Lieutenant Lewis. who will have
served Q quarter Of q century in
the Navy On January "a, 1855. re.
eeived his recruit training A.
Great Lakes, III. He advanced
through the ranks as an aerograph-
er to . commission as warrant
officer in September 1912 In June
1913, he accepted = temporary
mmiSsion IS Al ensign.
AmonS the msay ships aboard
which Lieutenant Lewis has served
during has naval career are the
battleShipS; New Mexico. Idaho,
Maryland, West NuzInia and Penn
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Women Compete
As Pipesmokers

LONG BEACH, Calf. 1.-two
New York women contest today
for the international long distance
pipe smoking title.
Mrs. Hugo Gnanf Jr.. an adver-
Using executive of jefferson VAL
Peekskill. Is ranged along with
about 400 male contestants fof The
title now held by Paul Spaniola.
39-year-old father of nine children
from Flint, Mich.
Spaniola kept his pipe going for
So minutes seconds TO win the
title last year. Mrs. Gnam has
five years experience as a pipe
smoker and Mrs. Alderman has
been putting away for three years.
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catcher TO third. Salgado walked,
Albury walked. bases are drunk,
Diaz singled to score Atwell and
Salgado, Albury tried TO score on
pass ball and is out catcher 10
pitcher. Gates out short 10 first.
2 runs, hit, o errors.
Marathon - Sixth: Smith safe on
an error. Day hits TO pitcher who
threw wild TO first and Smith
scored and Day went to third.
Hineman walked and Gates went
to the showers and Pita came in
to pitch for Key West; Lee singled
to right. scored Day. Albert walk.
ed. F'illinghouse famed, Schmai
walked and forced Hinemsn home.
Russell hits to third and threw
home to put Lee out at the plate.
Parkhurst out second 10 first. .
runs on l hit. 2 errors.
Key West Knowles singled 10
left. and stole second. =. Frohock
famed. Santana famed, Kerr sin.
gled TO right. Knowles goes to
third. . wild pitch and Knowles
scored. Pits doubled TO left. and
Kerr goes 10 third, Sslgsdo flied
out to second. run, } hits, err
ror.
Marathon - Seventh: Gates
catching for Key West. Smith sin.
gled TO left. Day popped out TO the
pitcher. Smith is caught off first on
the hiding ball trick, Finch and
Lee walked. Albert walked to fill
the bases. FillinEhouse IL safe on
interference by the catcher and
Finch scored. Schmsl famed 10
end the game. run. hit. errors.
The Score:
Teams r. n. n.
Marathon ......- oil 003 Is S q
Evans ......g I5 OIL * Q q
Bait; Parkhurst, Hinemsn and
Day, Gates. Pna 49,. Kerr ana
Gates.
RBI - Disz 5. Santana /. Atweii
I, Lee. Schmsl and Filiinghouss l.
2B - Hineman and Parkhurst.
Knowles
Sd - Sehmsi, Gates, Knowles.
santana
Sacrifice hits - inghouss.
so 49, bv Gates. O. Pfta. 4.
Parkhurst, 4.
Walks - Gates. &. Pita. 5: Para.
hurst, 10.
Earned runs - Marathon, Z. Key
West. 5.
Hits off Gates, I and runs m
five and no oallx IA 9Th.
Winner, Gates. Loser. PSTkhar1
Empires - cuzliermo At plate,
Rodriguez On bases: Time - 0
hours. Scorer. Agailsr.
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grand jury then"
The House judiciary subeommit-
tee investigating the Justice De-
partment had reported earlier that
MrGrsnery was ordering The grand
jsIry probe The Hosise group had
begun its own ,aguiry inls res Soas
Why the charges, referred 10 the
Justice Department in 1915, when
Tom C.. Clark was attorney sener-
al. bad not been acted upon.
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SPORTS ;:
Baseball Results
FRIDAYS RESULTS
BY The Associated Press

BY The Associated Press
American League
Boston at New York, ppd rain
Philadelphia at Washington, ppd-
rain
Chicago AZ Detroit 81
Cleveland 10 st. Louis 9 az in
nings)
National League
Boston 2 New York 0
Brooklyn 6 Philadelphia 3
Pittsburgh l Chicago 0 Go innings)
Cincinnati 8 St. Louis 5
Florida international League
Miami 6 Key West 5
Miami Beach 10 West Palm Beach
0 list game Is innings; End game
6-innings)
lakeland 3 Tampa 0
st. Petersburg at Havana, ppd, rain
Florida State League
Orlando 5 Jacksonville Beach 0
Leesburg 6 Daytona Beach 5 90
innings)
Palatka 9 Sanford 5
DeLand 7 Cocoa 0
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Evans Edges
Marathon Fri.

The Evans Enterprises club won
over|the Marathon Sluggers last
night by 9 to 6 score. Leeburg
Knowles with a double and two
singles and Jose Diaz with two sin.
giles led the locals at bat. For the
visitors Lee hit two singles and
Parkhurst hit a double.
In the field, Parkhurst. Smith
and Hinemanan were the best for
the visitors and Knowles, Kerr, and
Santana for the local boys.
Score play by play Of the game.
Marathon First; Seminal walk
ed, and stole second, q wild pitch
put him on third. Russell popped
out to first. and Parkhurst popped
to the pitcher, Smith out pitcher
to first, 0 runs, o hits, 0 errors.
Evans = J. Diaz walked, a wild
pitch puts him on second, Gates
up, Diaz goes to third on q wild
pitch. Gates walked and he stole
second, Knowles forced Diaz at the
plate. third to catcher, Gates went
to third, Yates is safe on a fielder's
choice and bases are drunk. San
tana hits to the pitcher who threw
home and Gates is out, catcher
threw TO first and Santana is dou.
bled at first. 0 runs, o hits, o er.
rorS.
Marathon - Second; Day famed
Hineman doubled to left, Lee sin.
gled TO right and Hineman scored,
a wild pitch puts Lee on second,
Albert is safe on an error by Sal
gado. but Lee is caught off second
and is out. Rankin rolls out to first,
l run, hits, / error.
Key West - Kerr pops out to
first, Atwell walked, Salgado hits
to third who makes an error and
both runners are safe. Wayne AL.
bury walks to fill the bases, q
pass ball scored Atwell, and Sal.
gado went to third. J. Diaz flied
out to left and Albert made a sen.
sational one hand catch, Gates out
third to first. run, 0 hits, / err
ror.
Marathon - Third: Schmal fan
ned, Russell famed, Psrkhurst
doubled to center, ball is thrown to
third, who threw wild to second in
an attempt to catch Parkhurst off
that bag. and Psrkhurst scored.
Smith famed. ! run. hit, error.
Key West - Knowles famed,
Yates singled. wild pitch puts
Yates on second. Santana singled
and Yates scored. Kerr walked. .
pass bail puts Santana on third,
Kerr on second. Atwell hits 10
third who threw home but Santana
10 safe Of the plate. Salsado pops
TO the pitcher. Albury walked TO
fill the bases, DAz singled to right
and cleaned the bases, and he 10
out at third. center TO pitcher TO
third. runs on , hits, error.
Marathon - Fourth: Day fan.
ned. Hineman out pitcher to first,
Lee is famed. 0 runs, 0 hits, o err
rors.
Key West Gates famed,
Knowles doubled TO center. Yates
hits to the pitcher and
forced Knowles 81 third, santana
flied out 10 right. 0 runs, bit, 9
errors.
Marathon - Fifth: Albert walk.
ed. FiIlinghouse bstted tC. Rankin
and sacrifices Albert 10 second,
Schmsl flied osIs TO third. Russell
walked. Psrkhurst flied out 10
pitcher. o runs. o hits. o errors.
Key West - Kerr walked, . wild
pitch puts him On second, Atwell
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Dunlap Homers,
Vidal Triples In
Close Ball Game

r. looked for a time last night
as though the Key West Conchs
had a victory over the league
leading Miami Sun Sox, but a
big three run ninth inning rally
by the Sox gave them a 6-5 edge
in the Miami Stadium.
Key West, Boosting a two run
cushion ran into trouble with
two out in the ninth when third
baseman Dick Gray singled and
pinch hitter Gil Torres drew
pass. Shortstop Humberto Fer
nandez then singled to drive in
Gray who sneaked home under a
throw from Charley Harig in
left field.
Murphy and Fernandez then
scored on a single to left field
by Jimmy Bragan.
Miami had pulled into a one
run lead in the third frame and
added another run in the fourth.
Key West came back to tie it up
In the sixth when Frank Dunlap
lofted long home run over the
right field wall. Severino Men
dez, who had singled, scored
ahead of him.
The Conchs took the lead in
Che seventh when George Vidal
tripled to score Nap Reyes, who
had earlier singled. They added
two more in the eighth on four
hits.
The Sun Sox who garnered IL
safeties for the evening. got ten
Of them off the Slants Of starter
Dick Hack who went out in the
ninth with two down in favor
of Rene Soils. The Conchs hit 10
bingles off two Miami twirlers.
Dunlap and Vidal were the
hitting stars for the Conchs
while Fernandez and Sierra led
che Miami onslaught.
Miami Beach chased seven run
ners across the plate in a wild
18th inning to win its opener with
West Palm Beach. The Flamingos
scored in the fifth and sixth to
win the second contest, called after
six innings because Of the 1850
p. m curfew.
Although outhit, the Lakeland
Pilots shut out the Tampa Smokers
80. Tampa got to Gene Pereyra
for eight hits and had him in trOu.
bic in every inning but the third
and eighth. Pereyra, with the aid
Of sharp fielding, however, always
pulled himself out and Tampa left
IL men stranded.
st. Petersburg was rained out at
Havana.
GoUT DIccrNGs: The
Conchs will attempt to even up
the curl ent Sun Sox series to-
night when they 60 up against
the same club in a single game
in the Miami Stadium before
moving over to Miami Beach
tomorrow night for a two game
set.
Frank Dunlap's homer was his
third since joining the Conchs,
less than a month ago. A tough
hitter. Dunlap has been robbed
Of goodly number of base hits
when he has the ball solidly,
hut right into the hands of an
optfielder.
Word from the grapevine has
II that next seasons version of
the Conchs will show a lot of
top flight Cuban talent perform
/, Ing on the Wickers' Field green's
ward. Rumors. that cannot be
confirmed indicate that one of
Cuba's best catchers is dickering
with conch officials Quien
sabe?
The scores:
KEY WEST
Player ABB r H Pc A E
MendeL. Ct .--.-.-. 5 | 2 % 0
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ell. BraEan : 2R-Fernand.r.

cell. EraEan :. 7E-Fernander.
Sierra sB-Vi6al HR-Danlap
DP-Bragan, Fernandez and Ser.
RS; Fernandez. Bragan and Sierra;
Bosch. Fielder and Vidal. Left
Key West ;. Miami 5. BB-Haack
?. Dean /. Setback l. Dean I.
no Dean Z ln !. innings. Dstien
l in .: Hack II ln : 2fs; Soas /
in u, Winner Dardeu. I.oSs
Hack. U-Tsylor and Elder. T
Isl
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ORLANDO R - Lakeland and
Pensa cola meet this afternoon for
the little league championship of
Florida.
In Fridays semi-final play of the
youngsters IL and under, Bobby
SILVER pitched no-hit ball to pace
Lakeland to a 10 victory over St.
Petersburg. Tommie Miller wealth
cred a three-run homer by Miami's
Tony Toledo to pitch Pensaco to
an lis victory.
Winner of today's title game ad-
vances to the regional tournament
in Charleston, S. c.
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Ia World War II The British
Eliminated the race Course aud
and cricket fields at Gihrater TO
make way for . modern alrfield.
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TAMPA

a--Grcunded cut fer Dean ir Ith
h-Walksd for Darden In 9th
c---Scored for Terres in 9Th
1.-Two out when winning -un
scored
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Miami Sun Sox Shade Key .'est t:5
On Three Run Ninth Inninq RaI|y
Sport Shorts

STARKE Up - Jacksonville Post
9 again will represent Florida in
the American Legion junior base
ball regional tournament.
Jacksonville outscored Haleah
Post 81 by 2o-7 here Friday night
to 60 through the double elimina-
ton state tournament unbeaten.
The regional tournament will be
played at Florence. S. c.. Aug.
1922.
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RBi~~Sierra. Fernando >. Dun.
lap :. VIDAL. Lutz. Fielder. Rot
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HOLLYWOOD B - Orlando

HOLLYWOOD IN - orlando's
defending champions, scoring all
their runs in the first two innings
on one hit, defeated Jacks Cookies
Of Tampa Friday night in the wom-
ems state softball tournament. II
was Tampa's first defeat.
Aggie Sala hit Q home run, a
triple and two singles to lead St.
Petersburg to a 1913 win over West
Palm Beach.
The pensacola Waves. held hit
less for five innings, erupted for
four runs in the sixth to defeat
Jacksonville's Massey Motors AZ
and eliminate the Jacksonville
team from the tourna ment.
Hallandale Central Roofing made
six runs in the first inning, mostly
on errors, to defeat GAINESVILLE
all-stars S-4.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-11-01
James Cagney Stars in Film

Come Fill The Cup starring James Cagney, Raymond Mas sey, Phyllis Thaxter and James Gleason is showing to- morrow and Monday at the Orpheum Theatre.
 Tuesday, Paul Henreid has the leading role in the Techi- color movie The Thief of Damascus. Others in the cast are Lon Chaney and Jeff Don- nell. The same movie is sched uled for Wednesday.
 Friday and Saturday Allan Ladd, Elizabeth Scott, John Ireland and Arthur Kennedy rip and roar through rugged country in the movie titled Red Mountain.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-11-01
Fish Hatchery
 To Be Built

A fish hatchery may be built on Kodiak Island # a recent stream survey shows that such project could be supported here, Roger w. Allin, US. Fish and Wildlife Service re- presentative from Anchorage said Thursday.
 Allin has been here for the past 10 days to set up a man. agement program as related to game fish.
 The hatchery would produce young game fish for the stock ing of Kodiak Island lakes and streams.
 Allin will turn his report ln- to headquarters for study on the matter
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NOTICE

The International Sunday School attendance contest is in progress at the Church of God Chapel. Prizes, such as a con- plete fishing outfit and skating ensemble are offered to those bringing the most members from October 1 to December 31. You are cordially invited to attend and bring your friends.