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Evening star., 1952-02-09

"A partial teTt of the remarks
| OF Judge james r. KfrkIand In
District Court today IN se1tet,c-
ing the defendants In the Nelson
gambling case follo1D:
| In this particular case. befor.
II imposed the individual sentences
lI noted from the testimony tina
this appeared to have been a yer.
ilong operation, beginning back il
1887. and q very large tlnancia
Operation it seemed to run ovel
/ Sc million. And yet with it all
land the court has been in q mum
lber of conspiracy cases. on boti
1sides Of the trial table. sometimes
with more defendants than w
have before us today, ! couldn'
help but feel it was q type 70.
might characterize as Q cheal
lease.
Now, when most people get int
unlawful ventures where they neet
protection at the end Of q sawed
of shotgun. they usually go out
and hire a torpedo or two. :
strong arm man, or a guard. !
was rather cheap to dip into thu
/ metropolitan Police and take {
Imam who was retired. a mar
whose good nature Is his wors'
fault, likes to run around. q mar
who is divorced, a man. nevertile'
less, who, at the time OF suspen'
sion as a result of this Indictment
was q Deputy United States mar.
shall in the very court where thi'
sentence is being imposed.
Hired for Peanuts.
/ It was cheap to dip in and ge'
la detective sergeant of the HON
1icide Squad. hopelessly in debt
house heavily mortaged. i've chill
ldren, and hire his gun, Furnished
him under permit Of the Metro
Epolitan Police and hire it for pea
nuts. Big shots don't do busines
that way.
Another thing that I thinl
about this case, that it is cheap
You say that these people didn'
violate any Of the Ten Command
Iments. One of the things they dit
was to take a lot Of women. It.
1.-The onlv case I have ever seen
with large numbers Of persons in
Ivolved in conspiracy charges
where women were involved. Yo'
lean go back through the histor.
of any case we have ever tried d
1.-THE District Of Columbia. ! don
think there was ever one singh
women ever put on trial in tina
Rtype of case.
Evening star., 1952-02-09
Navy Gymnastics Stor
FuIIs and Breaks Leg
Nevice Class
ey ths As,ocia.ed Press

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Feb. 9.-Hal
Lewis of Navy put an end to his
chances to compete in Olympics
gymnastics events yesterday when
he fell from q horizontal bar and
broke his right leg.
Chet Phillips, gymnastics coach
estimated it would be six months
before his star performer would
be able to work out on the bars
again. Lewis was national AAp
horizontal bar champion last year
Evening star., 1952-02-09
Fights Last Night
IN fhe Assnriaied nres!

NEW YORK. CHICO vejar. 1T. STAN
ford. Conn. stopped Johnny Red" De-
fazio, l4i34, Bayonne. N: j..
HOLLYWOOD. Calf. Virgil Akins, 13s.
st. Louis. stopped Baby Leroy. 135. Oak
laVWH WiST 81 PALM BEACH. PA. - Norm
Thompson, l43, Paterson, n j.. STOPPED
| PHOENIX, Arix--Maurice Harper 149,
Oakland Calf, outpointed Charlie 6alas,
161, Phoenix. 10. ~
Evening star., 1952-02-09
by the Asscciated Pfess
Last Night's Results.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Pro Basketball
BY shs Associated Press

BY me Associated Press
Last NIGHTS Results.
NBA.
New York. 1903; Baltimore. e3.
INDIANAPOLIS. 80; Milwaukee. 10.
Syracuse, D6; Phiiadelphia. 81.
TOnight's Schedule
Syracuse ct Baltimore.
Philadelphia at New York.
Fort wayne at Minneapolis.
Boston ct Rochester.
indiansp1cS; p1cS;14SkkfcaN y N lHEEaSsasuE.
WiIkes-Barre ct 6aratoga.
Manchester ct Elmira.
RridEepogt at MiddlefowT.
Evening star., 1952-02-09
IA Boys in SemifinaIs
OF Boxing tournament

No knockouts were scored as IA
young fighters won their way into
the semifinals of the Metropolitan
Police Boys Club boxing tourna-
ment at Club No. 5 last night.
The results:
Neyice Class
5o-pound class-Mike Cline mo. 4,
decisioned Edward Cowan mo. III. so
pound class--Frank Campbell mo. 10
decisioned Robert Nocente mo. 81 ans
Mike Tucker mo. 81 dsctsionsd Basi
Gordon mo. 10l decisioned John Frank
lin tNo,, %. 73-ponnd ciaSs-JeTTs ,..ai. hit,
SNo. s., s0-pouna slaSs--Days PEN ygP
ifS:ponnd is % ciass4Bob Adee mo. II
decisioned Louis Pettis NO. 81 and Er
nest Blaine yNo. 10l decisioned Ton
Bishop mo IioSe ioSpeu Glass;.
a.sisi5nsd ss1SSdPd RSasS slsisEEss Essses kEsa So
cisioned Dave Son9co (No. 81. 90-pount
William Redwine mo 81 and Don Nil
ler (No 81 decisioned Charles Warwicl
(Eo 81 110-pound class-Satish Mana
katala (No. 10l decisioned Ted Saylo
(No A.. 12O-pound ciass-Harry Ca
puta (No. 12l decisioned John Mckimmi
Evening star., 1952-02-09

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4ls.na lRsans Teacher. Diehin''1 o.M:so ara 81 81
Paterson Tehrs. IS - GlassbOro Tchfs. 72
North Carelina 30 ------- The Citadel S2
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Texas western si--N. hardin Simmons 3
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Southern califernia % So Santa Clara 81
Stanford g. st. Mary's tCalit.l s9
Wsssinr.sS ThsaSh S es- oregon isaae ssass q 81
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Calf Poly tSan Luis Obispol 90
Long Beach State 81
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/ Sacramento state 10 : Fresno State 81
/ San Francisco state 86 Chicago State sS
Adams fC0le.l State 66
Panhandle Okla. A&M 81
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OreEon Tech 66 Oregon Education 81
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Evening star., 1952-02-09
College Basketball

WASHINGTON AREA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-29
Navy Courtmen
Win Tilt With
Jayvees
q Jeff Brodhead Photo
BY DON WILLIAMS

With a tight defense and sharp
shooting, the flyers from the
Naval Air Station poured the
pressure on the slow moving Jr
Conch aggregation in the High
School gym. Saturday night.
The locals just couldn't dc
anything right in the long, drawn
out contest
For three quarters they man.
aged to stick with a much more
experienced five, but they col
lapsed and fell apart in the
final period. The terrific shoot
ing of Carroll, Davis and Well
man for the Flyers was the big
factor causing the ]. VS. to take
their Shellacking of the evening.
The Navy boys made use of
every opportunity to score
against the coneh's sloppy de-
Tense. aA8aN T1M H.
Young Sal Caicagno Drought
the only cheers from the crowd
in the final quarter when he
dumped in six points in the final
minutes of the contest
Archer and Gales paced the
losers attack with IL counters
each.
Totals;
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-29
Price Stars In
March OF Dimes
Benefit Show

Jackie Price, world famous base.
bali trickSter, thrilled the large
crowds in attendance at the March
of Dimes Benefit Show at the Sta.
dunn on Friday evening. Price has
just returned from Japan and Ko.
rea with the American An-Siar
Baseball Team. He belongs TO the
Cleveland Indian Ball Club
Some of his unbelievable tricks
were twenty ways to throw two
NsebaHs jog tNQ, different. catches;
BanySN Us 1oEthroNing three base
balls at three catchers: hanging
from his feet from trapeze and
catching and batting a ball: play.
ing the entire outfield from a jeep;
standing on his head on moving
ieep with no one at the wheel
Words cannot fully describe the
amazing things that Jackie does.
for they have to be seen in order
TO be fully appreciated.
Tie show was thoroughly enjoyed
by the crowd and numerous
requests were made to repeat the
performance. but due to Prices
previous commitments we will be
unable 10 comply with the requests.
In addition to the exhibition by
Jackie Price, there was a concert
by Tie Key West High School Band
and a beautiful fireworks display
put on by the Arthur Sawyer Post
No. IS, American Legion. This pro
gram was presented for the benefit
of the March Of Dimes,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-29
Kentucky Still
No. | Basketball
Team In Nation
ay Joe FALLS

NEW YORK l.P - Duquesne, one
Of the nations two unbeaten col
'eaiate basketball teams. is buck
Ing stiff inx in its effort to
finish tie season with 4 periec'
record.
over the past five years, Du
quesne teams have started the sea
son with Juicy winning streaks
only to see them smashed to bits
Last year, the Dukes won theii
first 10 games-then boom. A Il
straight. before Louisville stepped
in.
And in tie three years before
that, the Dukes started out witt
winning Streqks Of six, u and IL
games. But each time their dreams
of that hardwood rarity-an un'
defeated seasOn-were rudely shat
tered.
This leaves only one question IN
mind; WEI thew escape the jinN
this year and extend their winning
streak, currently IL straight, ioI
the entire season?
Monday night they looked like
tire real stuff in whipping Villannva
SO TO 81. And they held the Wild
eats big scorer, Larry Hennessey
to one point.
Kentucky, the No. team ir
this weeks Associated Press poll
defeated Vanderbilt, SO to 81.
Cliff Ilagan scored u points as
the Wildcats won their 18th game
in II starts.
Last weeks top team. Illinois
was upset by DePaul Saturday
night and fell to the No. slot
But the Illini bounced back Monday
night and dfubbed Purdue. 81 tc
81, for theh Efifth Straight Big Ter
victory. .,,t ,...t are.
Pittsburgh upset Notre Dame
62-55;' Iowa State turned back Ne
braska, 1872, in a Big Seven tilt
Texas downed Oklahoma 1899;
and Furman outlaSted VMl, SO-S6
Tennessee defeated Georgia, IS
81, and South Carolina defeated
Georgia Tech 81 to 5S.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-29

a bang to pound out double
and triple for the afternoon. Rob
Lastres hit two singles and An
DIES poled out double in the
free hitting contest.
Miller Richardson tagged his
second game winning single
with two men on in the eighth.
A good man in the clutch, Rich
ardson duc Heated this feat car
lier in the season.
The game was married with
errors. Fito LaStres just couldn't
keep has hands on the ball. COM
hitting four miscues. Andes and
Mace were suffering from the
same malady as they each kicked
two chances around.
The Island City League, as
some people fail to realize, has
players active with ages ranging
from IA To 40. The Brooks have
man on their roster, PORTER,
who is IA years Of age and the
old man of the squad, J. Gala
CHER, boasts of Is summers. Bob
and George LaStres, J. Cruz. Cat
tala. D. Carbonell, c.. Gates and
Hoffses all range from l6 TO 10
years of age.
The University of Havana Ca
RIDES will play a three game Sc
rieS here on Feb. 9th and 10th,
ii was announced at a meeting
last night. Last year the locals
won over the CubanS in a Al
ball game and viii throw their
best at the coliegians in this
meeting. The University will
bring their famed hurier. Man
quito PuenteS. al,
Tonight at 7:45 pm. Benny's
and Strand Theater will cross
bats at Wickers' Field. This meet
ing of the eternal rivals should
produce plenty of fireworks. In
the first half of the league play,
they broke even in their rivalry
with two wins each and Benny's
holds one game edge over the
Strand in this half, having cap
tured a So decision in their bid
for the flag.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-29
Legion Baseball
Program Readied

The American Legion from
coast to coast is getting ready for
the greatest sandlot program in
the &c years of its sponsorship
of Junior Baseball, Antonio
Arrange, Jr., chairman, Junior
Baseball Committee for Arthur
Sawyer Post No. %, announced
today.
The 1852 American Legion
Junior Baseball Guide with a
new title and snarpy new formal
is now being distributed to de-
partments and posts. This year il
is entitled Play American Lee
gion Junior Baseball" 1t is a
concise and dramatic summation
of the IS year history of Ameri-
can Legion Junior Baseball. 1t
has a dynamic foreword by Ma
tional Commander Donald r.
Wilson
Nine pages of which are de-
voted to Junior Baseball rules
for 1852, the handbook is pack
ed with every Kind of pertinent
information about Junior Base
ball.
With the two major leagues
again underwriting the costs OF
the national program to the eX-
tent of $4,000, Junior Baseball
Administrator Dale Miller is
confident that the 1851 record OF
l6,3l8 teams put into the field
viii be exceeded during 1852.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-29
Satterfield-Henry
Reset For Jan. 30

The l0-round bout between Clar-
ence Henry of Los Angeles and Bob
Satterfield OF Chicago. orieina y
scheduled for January 10th. has
been reset for Wednesday January
30th The pestponement was neees-
STATED by an injury to Satterfield 5
shoulder during a training session
with sparmate ToXey Hall.
A rest period and a series of the
rapy treatments has returned Sat
."rIield to ton condition for tn
important fight. Examination by
the Illinois State Boxing Commits
sion physician veri'ies Satteriield >
ability 10 enter the ring in good
physical shape. The bout will be
broadcast nationally, beginning al
10 pm, EST.
Henry. five years younger than
Satterfield, is % and is currently
ranked No. heavyweight contend
N Tough ana able. his Job will
be to evade Sat,er.;eld'S fast, pow
erlui hooks.
This is another in the series OF
Blue Ribbon Bouts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-29
Jake LaMotta
Beaten By Hayes

BOSTON R-knockout beatines
by Champion Sugar Ray Robinson
and Irish Bob Murphy appear TO
have taken high toll On Jake
LaMotta, bookings famed Bull o.
the Bronx.
After 5-months layoff, the ex-
middleweight titlist returned to the
ring wars Monday night and lost
10-round divided decision TO Nor.
man Hayes. Boston's 20-year old
Negro battler who has champion
ship ambitions.
Jake, now 80, appeared fat and
heavy-fOOted at 1894 pounds. He
punched with all his old-time reck-
less abandon but, against Hayes.
who proved extremely easy to hit,
Jake's blows seemed 10 lack their
former zing.
Hayes weighed 1863.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-29
following
Through
BY
Pedro Asuiias


The GulfStre am and the
Brooks clash Sunday turned out
to be another great contest. The
Brooks reversed the 7-6 score by
which the GulfStream beat them
on June 18th. Then, however it
took the bookstore boys 10 in
nings to turn the trick.
Manager Alpheus Red" Dean
showed real baseball saavy yes
terday in winning the game
without a pitcher. so to speak.
He started Tommy Roberts. who
hadn't had ball in his hands
for several months. Roberts got
by for five innings when Iron
Baby" Roberts replaced him. and
this boy was not in shape either.
Deane then went into the box
personally and let Roberts pitch
the final frame to gain the ere
dit for the game
This was happy bit of Stra-
tegy as Roberts famed Fito Las
tres after Hoffsss triple, then
! forcing Mace to hit TO him ne
walked Starring intentionally
and tanned Greenwood for the
final out ut the ball game.
The Stars were minus three OF
their top performers for Sundays
contest. Clarence Alec seems To
be their mainstay, being ter
rifle pitcher, hitter and fielder,
{. Brown seems to be IN a
slump at the moment but ordi-
nariiy is a good man with the
| hickory. Coffee Butler, a good
stickrnan and scrappy ball player
will bear watching. ]. Gallagher
and W. Gallagher could not make
an appearance for Sundays tuS-
sic.
Hoffses, who has been IN 9
| slump Of late came out Of It with
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-29
Cobb Approves OF
Dallas Decision
BY RUSS NEWLakp

MENI.O PARK. Calf td--1yrus
Raymond Cobb, fiery old time star
Of the diamond. stepped up To the
plate today to ciout a verbal nome
run in favor Of Negroes II pase'
ball.
Himself a native of the Deep
South, Cobb voiced approval oil inc
recent decision of the Dallas ciuo
TO use Negro players if they came
up to Texas League calibef
The old Georgia Peach OF De
troii Tigers fame was . tieh'et
from the word so during hiS nri'
liant playing Career. He neither
asked nor gave quarter in "a 'u-
muiluo1s years in the. American
League.
lime has mellowed the one-ume
iireorand and he views the sport
IN The pleasant role of country
squire. Iie spoke emphaticallS o
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-29
Key West High Basketballers
To1Playy Highly Touted Miami
High Courtmen Here Tonight
Conclis Hold Stiff
Drills I'm Readying
For Toughest Court
Fest OF The Season

key West High School basket
bill squad will tackle its tough
eft competition of the current
campaign tonight when il goes
ub against the highly touted Mi
ahi High five.
THE Conchs, who won their
last start Saturday night against
another Miami combination, ST.
Peters, by wide margin have
been holding Intensive drills this
week in an effort to sharpen up
their tagging scoring attack.
The Miamians. who are per-
RENAL fayorites in South Florida
AA competition. are sporting "a
81 record to date. losing only 10
Miami Edison. A victory over
the favored Stingarees would be
big boost to the Conch morale,
Coach Jones is expected 10
stick with his starting comblna-
ton of Baker, Cooper, Bazo, Hen
riquez and LoneS or Osterhoudt.
The Conch policy of keeping a
fresh defense on the floor seems
to be paying off. With the speed
that the local boys have been
showing. a little boost in the pay
off department would make
them a tough club to beat in any
competition.
In preliminary game, the
Key West Jayvees vii meet the
Miami High Junior Varsity,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-29
America
Exchanges
Atom Secrets
US. Atomic Experts
Have Publicly Rated
Canadian Device As
Most Advanced = ~ .

WASHINGTON P-The United
States has given some hitherto Sc
ct atomic information to Canada
I'D has received some in return
under an arrangement declared
beneficial to the United States.
Chairman Gordon Dean Of the
u. S. Atomic Energy Commission,
announcing this late Monday, did
not disclose the nature of the in,
formation given by either country.
He said only that Its classified
(secreu,,' and within an area of
atomic development.
But there are grounds for spec
ulation that the United States may
be getting new details on Canada 5
unique heavy water" atomic re-
actor-a device which conceivably
could be the model for explosives
producing reactors. now in pros
.pect at the projected American
H-bomb plant.
american atomic experts have
publicly rated the Canadian de-
vice as the most advanced 10
design and performance among all
known reactors.
And, while the Canadians say
their present reactor can not make
plutonium-an A.bomb explosive
ia production quantities, the Ca
nadians have claimed that pluto
MUM can be produced at faster
rate from a given amount of ura-
mum in a reactor of the heavy
water" type than it can be pro-
duced in reactors employing
graphite in conjunction with the
uranium.
American reac;ors Tor producing
pIutonium employ graphite IN
stead of heavy water.
Any atomic reactor which pro.
duees plutonium can also produce
1ritium, one of the possible in
gradients for the proposed Ameri.
can hydrogen bomb.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-29
Gibson Il caves
Fer Gainesville
t.Pl Wirephoio

Judee Eva Warner Gibson leaves
Thursday foi' a tWo-day conference
or TIE florida ChildreRS Commits
sion at Gainesville.
judge Gibson is an advisory
member OF tie Commission, Flo
rida's Ciildrcn' news letter OF the
|'6'omtrisSion gives fasorusle' men
ttonl 10 The work Of tie JAgenlle
Gaurt here ard The Monroe County
Juvenile council Which Serves IN
an auxiliary capacity to the Court
in attempting 10 prevent delin-
quency OF children.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-29
Cupboard Regatta
Produces Thrills

The boulevard bordering Gar
rison Blight was jammed with
spectators Sunday afternoon 10
witness the annual March of
Dimes Regatta stared by the Key
West Cupboard Club. AS an add
cd attr; elton, Wally Pollock Of
tered an exhibition of stunt ski
ing.
Presided over by Smiling Mike
Jacobs. the program offered
plenty OF thrills and was con-
Quoted without one spill which
surprised even the drivers.
The list OF trophy winners in
cludeS: Glass B fishermen; julius
Reese. In the free-for- all, Jimmy
Ransom made il a clean cut VIC
tory all the way. In the Class Is
Hydros Cecil Gates, Jr. and Fred
Carbonel tied. The race will be
run off next week.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-29
Syracuse Will
Face New Trio

SYRACUSE. N. Y, P)-Syra-
cuse University'S footballers will
face three new opponents in
1852. The newcomers are st. Bon
adventure, Michigan State and
Holy Cross. This trio replaces
Lafayette, Dartmouth and llli-
nois. The Orange Gridmen met
Holy Cross previously in 1850,
Michigan State in 1899 and st.
Bonaventure in 1910.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-29
Tire subject of Negroes in baseball

TIE subject OF Negroes IN baseball.
however.
Certainly n is okay for them
to play. he said. Il see no req,
son in the world why we shouldn I
compete with eolofed athletes as
long as they conduct themselves
With politenesS and gentiA'y.
Let me say also that no white
man has the right TO be less ri
a gentlemen than a colored man.
In my book tina, goes mol eniy
for baseball bu, in all walks OF
life.
II like them (Negroesl personal
" When | was little l had . cob
ored nanny. | played with col
ored children
Referring again to last week $
developments in the Texas League
rohb declared III was bound to
cone He meant the breaking
lawn of hasehall's racial barriers