davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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M7, 600
ASSUME GI LOAN

sparkling ,3-bedTm. brick ramblel
frepl., dining alcoye, spacious GE
kit, Disposall and dishwasher; "a
large, attrac. bedrms,. full tiled bath
gas h.-w.h.; tastefully decorated;
fenced rear lot; near Northwestern
s4S.11 'Grs per mo. pays pays iii. This home
won't last. see IT now.
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S13,950
vHEVER1,Y

Detached 2-story brick and frame
dwelling with large screened porch;
/ liy. rm.,. full-size din. rm.. lge, kit
4 1st a.; 2 spacious bedrms,. bath on
1 md a.; full hsmt. Priced to sell
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WE WILL BUILD on your lot. . to
4 bedrm. house for from $10,500 to
S14.950. Applications for, placement
ceived ewes z to 8 pm. wk. days
except Sat; Sun. from l to 5 pm
J. MAYNARD .MAGRUDER
9HO6 Wiisnn1 RIvd Ar1 Va
Evening star., 1952-03-12
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEX.-S1. 600 down. 2-bedrm. row
brick; full bsmt.; good location: as
sumo lge. CT loan at AZ. AL. 4l72.
ARLINGToN-New rambler, brand
new; 2 bedrooms; IA baths l5x33
patio, full ground-level basement.
expandable attic; large kit. dish
washer, disposal, fireplace; 2 blocks
to .chools and shopping; in excellent
?s,shsSssssgd' Sss$ FRANZ $ Fiji; Sal
ia. 5-6266. -16
ARLINGTON RAMBLER = s1s,s5o
with ireplaee al and full bsmt. tAniea on q
delishtfui high elevation with
choice neishborhood. se~ one ,n { Of 'ths thss
eass! Ealnsf z F sRiSK sSHad s. tEYff
ARLiNGToNo iSi SH; NooISn; castom-built prev preSa,
44,bedrm. det., brk. Lee. liv. rm,,
6nn. din; rm;, and kit: Screened side
out. Slate roof eSrea' ree r, sd auto. sntougn. h.
VII; 2 blks. from Buckingham. "a
from downtown. iI'' Price, &C" sa7 ing}e; 7,s6o;
$l.50O LIST trust loan: balance reas
5isa' sf!ns' rRl H, 7ss5. I; RANDOLPH. III RE
ARLINGToN,s GREATEST VALUE
exclusive and highly restricted Belle
vue Forest: center-hall plan living
rm. approx. 13x24; private dining
rm: huge all-electric dream kitchen
with -dishwasher, disposal and cleo
tris range; 3 lovely bedrooms, 2 tile
2-car garage; screened porch; gas
h.-w. heat Priced at S34. .95C
Owner leaving city urges Immediate
sale. Ewes. call JU. T-7lS6. FRANK
g. PHILLIPS, DI. 14l1.
FALLS CHURCH-Two-bedrm. white
lot, excel location: $4,000. So. 500
cash. JOHN W. MULROY. 90 Hill
xood ave. Falls Church. FA. s32:
FALLS al : Z GmuRcH-ror ;mi only s1s.Gso 2ta
eoyip. kit: large STORAGE rm.: floorec
Can arrange for as little as So. .00(
down payment: BARGAIN directly
Sa 1f0@ RenF ssnar df cHRbaA.N hbda. E HUNTER
FALLS CHURCH = .s17,6oo. Two
story brick Colonial in perfectly
beautiful condition.. liv. rm.. pvt
din: rm large mod. kit, screened
e twin size) al and bath IL on sri.; End 4.
well landscaped level lot 72x110.
Eyes; call ia. 7-0s42. FRANK S.
PHILLIPS. ia. 5-6266. -16
FALLS CHURCH-six-rm. Colonial
on 4-acre lot; many trees, barbe-
cue; large liv. rnl., separate din. rm.
kit: with eating space; dry bsmt.;
incl. ms. taxes. Call JE. 3-S2aO.
JEFFERSON, MANOR - 2-bedrm
home; close to shopping, schools anc
transp.; low down payment; price
s1s2o' s5Ss4 yl5s ss cEsEE MEi: B. V0ff5 E6pr6A "a
WOODLAWN VILLAGE Attrac
brick bungalow in quiet residential
neighborhood; 3 bedrms.. 2 baths
Close to shopping. bus and schools
$4,000; cARoLINE L. cAMPBEIL
FIFTEEN ACRES, long frontage OF
hard ROAD: good 5-rm. house
splendid location for nursery, truck
or poultry; about 3 mi. to Fairfa,
Courthouse; $4,000. Easy terms
g. T; ION MAcNAB, 1l5 Hillwood ave
BRICK RAMBLER on 2 acres; ire
kit, 2 spacious bedrms.. tile bath
King XII osos ox: $780, saSjoop PA dssol j MCGEE
bRICk RAMBLER, 3 bedrms.. Hvini
rm.. dinette. equip, kit. full bsmt.
! Price S17.500. Assume $4,000 g.
loan: $500 cash. S77.50 mo. which
includes taxes and insurance. PEN.
TAGON REALTY CO.. FALLS
CHURCH BRANCH. es29 LEE HWY
VACANT - $4,000 down, 2-bedrm
brick. recr. room. close in, opposite
school $l3.500. Assume 5000
1st trust, $3.50 per mo- OF. 1000
MONAHAN REALTY, 566 8. 23rd
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ASSUME GI LOAN

S13.g5O; Radiant Valley; 3-year- old
2-bedrm. brick rambler; immaculate
cond.; liv. rm.. din. rm.. large kit;
large, level lot; close to transp.,
schools and shopping; radiant heat;
call ,Mr;, Knight, RE. $3.50; eyes,
MI. S771.
Colonial Investment Co.
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HOME AND INCOME
$14. Sos 500 DOWN

313. t---spO ,UUU DOWN .
Det.; Ice. level corner lot; liv. rn..
orn on 1ss R H.: end a.. sSorms rms. 1fdtn Kit,
bath; full bsmt.: h.-w.h.; excel.
cond.; mr. shops. transp., in Mt.
Rainier, Md. Call MR.. ALLDRIIDGE
ewes, LU. 4-4354.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
Evening star., 1952-03-12

Six-room, 2-story brk. with 24-ft. iv
Tm., t1a-ft. firepl and extended
summer screened lounging area: Al
Miss Dillon, cox a. CO., UN. 1926
Evening star., 1952-03-12
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

WEST LANHAM HILLs-Cape Cod
ssssossDly gE%5cssd. YEA 'nd dar9lsoa gisai
BRiicK Ssi wH; CAFE ffSV; Vcop-Exeellent Ihs los.-
ton; / bedrm. and bath on LIST T.;
2 bedrms; and bath on End a.;
spacious iv. rm. with fireplace, and
full-size dining rm.: full bsmt.; oil
aefs nnx SO oTne5 E@G fS tIfansisTred skinS d
down lmsy be lessl; fast possession: m SGG
A REAL BUY! Exclusive with PERRY
EEDSWML. INC. WA. 1900. Open
ATTRACTIVE. 5-rm. detached house
IN beautiful Rogers Heights; all
rooms large and bright; full base
ment. lovely fenced lot with, trees,
right on good terms. Mr.. Maury.
TU. 1925, MARSHALL j. WAPLE
CO. Realtor, 1924 14th st. NV.
BRicks' fBsuNGALow. s1a ,s5o-Fiye
bsmt.. newly decorated: s., ,ooo 800 down down
win handle; high location; mr..
I Landover. Hills shopping center and
new Baltimore-Wa parkway;
VA mas ssoo Sqs TN fFSm p' ao~RsSsR RosFRT ca =
DAVIS q CO. -I3
vETS-New. brick rambler. 3 bedrms.,
all-elec. kit. incl. dishwasher; recr.
rm.; price. S13.650, with S1,f50
down; conv. location near Landover
Hillss shopping center. Call WA.
5000 till 8 pm. ROBERT 8, DAVIS
sio,sSo-charmins Cape Cod bunsa-
lge, bedrms., spacious liv. rm.,
heaut.. bright kitchen; low-cost oil
heat; well financed; only $56 per
mo. VIM. r. HUGHES, AP. 400.
WA. 5235. Ia
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REDUCED!!!
l LEFTliI

UNIVERSITY PARK
Brick. 4 bedrms.. 2Ia baths. living
rm. with fireplace, lge din. rm.
very lee. kitchen. completely equip.
full bsmt., built-in sarage; lse. sids
LAKE b CASKEY, Realtors
AP. s4oD Kyss. WA. 1851
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50 85(l-LIKE NEW
4BEDROOMS-NEW A

81 500 down; about $40 mo. incl
taxes and Insurance.; a dream house
Fenced yard; auto. heat.
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MT RAINIER

Mt. Ranier-Eastern Ave.
Immaculate bungalow. Liv. rm.. din.
din. rm., kit, 2 bedrms., bath and
den; full bsmt., built-in garage. Only
PRiNcEE Z GEoRieEs REALTY CO.
WA. 1855 HY. O636 UN. iIti6
Evening star., 1952-03-12
BETHESDA BARGAIN

Er. Naval Hospital and Medical Cen
ter; most attrac. 7-rm. brick resi-
dence; immaculate condition; lily.
rm.. din. rm., kit, den or library;
= bedrmS. and bath; wonderful loca-
ping. public and parochial schools:
Sl9,950. ARLIE L. JOHNSON. 1915
Ilvingston st. NV OR 710n
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S12,5O0-$2,5O0 DOWN
Attic
LANDOvER Hills
Features full, dry bsmt., outside
entr.; real dining room; dormer
windows; gas heat; fenced lot 500
120,. Cony. to shopping, transp. ano
schools. Call till pm.
, r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos N. Capitol st. Realtors. MA. 5O2C
Evening star., 1952-03-12
SILVER sPRING-WooDMooF

VACANT GRIN. BRICK COLONIAL,
dining rm., modern kitchen, 3 bed
rms, tiled bath; full bsmt., gas
heat, combination storm windows
and doors. Close-in Silver Spring
location. Near Johns Hopkins Insti-
tute. new elementary school and
transp. ONLY $4,000, $4,000 cash.
ROBERT 8. DAVIS g. CO.. Realtors,
JU $4,000 10
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
DOCTORS-DENTISTS
HOME AND OFFICE

Beautiful home w./sep. quarters fol
ONCE; office includes recep. rm
X-ray rm.. lab, 8 consulting rms.
home includes 8 bedrms.. "a baths
plenty Of parking and conv. locati
CALL MR.. OFT. Ewes. JU. 7-6843
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K st NV Raaltors ME- sAaO
Evening star., 1952-03-12

OWNER TRANSFERRED
FHA-Gl loan, now on this
prise you! left. Thermopane pic
ture. window-firepl.; built-in furni-
ture! 36-in. attic fan.
C.. r. HAZLETT, WA. 5000
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Shawnee Lists
Golf Journeys

SHAWNEE DELAWARE, Pa.
(R.-- Fred Warnings Shawnee
Country Club win play host 10
seven golf tournaments this sea
son. Activities on the course be-
gin with the annual Shawnee
amateur invitation, July 1913.
A pro-ladies tournament is set
for July IA and the annual Shaw
nee-D elawares team champion
ships are slated for July 1920.
The National Left-H Handed Golf
ers Association title test is listed
for Aug. At. Last year 155 south
paws competed in this event.
Following the pro-members'
tournament on Aug. II the Phila-
delphia district PEA matches
are scheduled for Aug. 10, 10, 20,
81 and "A. The annual Bill Waite
Memorial Invitation, an outstand-
ing amateur event, viii be played
Sept. 81.
Pro Harry Obitz and General
Manager John Stubblefield an
nounce that two holes have been
changed. The 14th now is 535-
yard par with a dogleg TO the
left and the 18th has been short
ened to a par 4 of 4l0 yards.
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Nolnellini Turns
10 Wrestling

MODESTO, Calf --tH.- Leo
Nomellini, All-Pro tackle on the
Associated Press Team, has re-
turned to wrestling after a couple
OF football campaigns with the
San Francisco 49ers.
The 265-pound 1948 Minnesota
All-American expects to make a
career out of graphing when his
footballing days are over.
when I'm too old for pro
ball ! plan on wrestling" says
Leo. AFTER you hit 80 or 80, foot
bali hurts your bones. A wrestler
can go on until he's As or so and
be good at it."
Right now he wants to divide
his talents between the gridiron
and the ring.
Like other All-Americans turn
ed rassler, Leo expects to grunt
and groan part of the year and
play for the 49ers the rest. He
would like to. work for nine
months and fish and hunt for
three.
Leo has had to work to become
. big draw with Northern Cali
fornia wrestling fans. He got off
to a slow start in 1851 but then
moving down rivals the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-17
Fort LauderdaIe Hasn't
Won FIJI Game Yet But They
Give Opponents A Tussle

The Fort Lauderdale Braves
haven't won a game since the Flor
ida international League opened
! week ago but they've been Try
ing. Wednesday night they baftled
the Tampa Smokers for Is innings
before losing, 8-5, for thehir seventh
straight setback.
The Braves have played three of
the six extra-inning games out Of
% so far in the season.
The Smokers held their lead over
Miami and Havana, who also won
and are tied for second. Miami
opened at home and defeated Mi
ami Beach, 2-1, while Havana
edged the Pilots in Lakeland, 9-s,
In 10 innings.
West Palm Beach dropped into
4 tie for fourth place by losing
. pair to the Saints in st. Peters
burg, 6-3 and 10-l.
Tampa got five runs in the 18th
on four hits, an error and a walk,
and the Braves came back with
two on Chuck Harig's double.
Billy Darden allowed four hits,
his second such performance of
the season, to give Miami the edge
before 3,4O2 Miami Stadium fans.
Paul Armostrong scored both Mi
ami's runs. He walked in the Sec
Ond and scored on Max Macon's
infield hit and doubled in the eighth
70 score on Cecil Dotson's fly.
Havana's Cubans, playing their
second extra-inning game of the
season, won in the 10th on Tony
Pacheco's double, an intentional
pass to Bumbersindo Elba and
Mike Guerra's single to left. Lake
land rallied for four runs in the
ninth 10 tie the score on walk,
Harry Gels homer, four more
walks and an error. Woody Fair
h0mered for Lakeland and Bobby
Ortiz hit for the circuit for Hava-
ma.
A 3.run homer by Herschel
Held, former manager of West
Palm Beach, dropped the Indians
IN the first game and 3-run
circuit ciout by Nesbit Wilson In
the eighth sewed up the nightcap
before 700 st. Petersburg fans. The
Indians got six hits off George
Green In the opener and an equal
number off Dinty Moore in the
sfterpiece.
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way he battered them on the foot
ball field.
The crew-cut Nomellini has
become q favorite because he is
known as a "clean wrestler
Born in the shadow of the. Lean
ing Tower of Pisa IS years ago,
he has became an idol of the
fans. The ''Lion," as he is called,
follows the rules and lets his op-
ponents get away with murder
up to point, that 10.
Joe Malcewicz. big spoke in
the San Francisco wrestling
wheel. believes Leo will Guido
the exploits of Bronko Nagurski.
Joe Savoldi and Gus Sonnenberg,
other gridmen who turned to
the mat.
Nomellini says he did not turn
to the ring to make q fast buck.
He likes wrestling and while at
Minnesota was defeated in Big
10 dual meets and was runnerup
in the Western Conference.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-17
BY JACK HAND

| ASSOCIATES PreSS Sporfs Wrffor
Bob Elliott's crashing 2-homer
debut chased the Monte Irwin blues
out of the Polo Grounds.
New York Giant fans, dubious 81
the value of 35-year-old Boston
Brave .castoff," came to the Polo
Grounds Wednesday night to be
shown. Elliott sure showed them.
He made Twins ankle fracture
seem less tragic.
When the Giants bought Big Bob
from the Braves, April 8, for $50
900 and Pitcher Sheldon Jones,
Manager Leo Durocher shouted
Hell be my crasher.'' Now the
fans know what Leo meant.
First a home run deep into the
upper leftfield seats in the fourth
mining. Then No. into the right
field seats in the eighth. Elliott
sprayed new optimism into the
Giant cause.
Elliott's home runs plus steady
4-hit pitching by Sal MagIie made
New York's first night opener 4
success with a So win over the
Phillies. 1t was Sal the BARRIERS
ninth straight over the Whiz Kids.
He struck out eight and restricted
his trouble to the 3-run fifth.
If Elliott keeps it UP, the Braves
probably win swear off trading
with the Giants. They gave them Al
Dark and Eddie Stanky, the max
ings of pennant winner. And now
Elliott, who was holding out, comes
to life in a new uniform.
Ironically, the Braves staggered
through rugged afternoon, alb
sorbing 1913 pasting from the
smuggling Brooklyn Dodgers. The
Brooks flattened Max Surkont in
the first inning and kept 1t up all
day for 20 hits.
That man from 81. Louis--Stan
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-17
Gainesville Is Alone Out
In Front OF rs League
" tn Associsssd Press

The pitching of Francisco Lopez,
backed up by the hitting Of al
Pirtle and Bob Smith, gave Gaines
vile I 1912 victory over Cocoa
Wednesday night and put the G.
men alone In front Of the Florida
State League.
Jacksonville Beach continued to
slam the ball all over the lot In
. 1875 win over Daytona Beach;
Orlando beat Palatka, 81; DeLand
trimmed Leesburg. s-5; and St.
Augustine defeated Sanford, So.
Gainesville punched five hits for
three runs in the first inning and
that was all the lead Lopez needed.
He gave Cocoa eight hits in the
Indians first defeat. Pirtle and
Smith had perfect nights at the
plate.
st. Augustine Manager Burt
Shepherd pitched the Saints to
their first victory of the season,
holding Sanford to five hits. It
was the first defeat for Sanford
and came when st. Augustine
punched all its runs in the third
inning.
Orlando's Wayne Sewell turned
In masterful early-season pitch
ing iob--a z-hitter--on Palatka. He
had q shutout until his own error
let Palatka score in the ninth. Ed
Levy's 2-run single spanked a s.
run Orlando rally in the fourth
inning.
Jim Clarich and Charlie Brew.
ster teamed up for the DeLand
Red Hats triumph over Leesburg.
Clarich, on the mound, coasted in
after his mates scored five times
In the fifth inning. Brewster hit
the winning blow, Q home run.
Nine errors by Daytona Beach
helped the Jacksonville Beach Sea
Birds TO their second straight scor-
ing hinge, A night earlier they
counted IS runs against St. Angus
tine. Bill Herman pitched the Sea-
Birds Wednesday night triumph,
giving the Daytona Beach Islam.
ders nine hits. !.
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Sonar Students
Participate In
Many Sports

Sonar Students in the Guidance
Group at the Fleet Sonar School
enter practically all rccreational
and inter-mural Sports available
In the Key West area.
Recreation parties and fishing
trips are planned by and for the
groups. Athletic equipment Is fur
nished BY the Naval Station Re-
creation Department. Food and
cooking equipment ID supplied By
the General Mess.
Inter-calss competition In basket
ball. volleyball and baseball are
planned for periods outside Of class
hours.
What Is the Guidance Group Pro
gram at the u. S. Fleet Sonar
School, Key West, Florida?
II il . program established %
keep student groups aware a
school detectives and the particu-
lar course which the sonarman i
studying.
The FSS Guidance Croup Pro
gram win soon enter the eighth
month. Il was originally established
as q morale devica on August .,
1851.
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Bob Elliott's Two Homer
Debut Chases Monte Irwin
Blues Out OF Polo Grounds

Musial-got hot with the bat "a
drive home three runs with 4
homer and double in the Cardinals
second straight night victory over
Pittsburgh, 6-5.
Vic Raschi got the World Cham
pion New York Yankees off wing.
ing In their drive toward fourth
straight pennant with an 81 romp
over the Philadelphia AS. Big Vic
owns . lifetime 2l-2 record against
the As. However, he needed help
from Johnny Sain when he de
veloped wild streak and walked
two straight in the ninth after
pitching 2-hit shutUut ball for the
first eight frames.
Cleveland and the surprising st.
Louis Browns kept step in their
2-way de for the American League
lead. The Indians nipped Chicago,
10. on Rokie Jim FridIey's homer
and Bob Lemons shit pitching
while Rogers Hornsby's Brownies
clipped Detroit, Sd.
Hcrnsby got some help from
Tommy Byrne, that good hitting
pitcher, for the Browns second
straight win. Hornsby lifted two
regulars for pinchitters in the
seventh inning but let Byrne hit
for himself. Tommy doubled home
the first run as ST. Louis rallied
with three to tie. They won with
two In the eighth on Tom Wright's
single, triple by Rookie George
Schmees and double by Hank ART.
Floyd Baker. supposed to be a
night game for Washington with a
"go0d field, no HIT man, won
bases-loaded single off Boston's
Ellis Kinder with two out in the
18th, IS. Irv Noren's double and
two walks loaded them up. Julio
Moreno went all the way for the
Senator'S.
Cincinnati and Chicago had an
open date In the National.
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ROBINSON
K. O.'s
CRAZIANO
Rocky Able To
Floor Great
Champion just
Before End Came
By JERRY LIsKA

+ CHICAGO R - Middleweight
Champion Sugar Ray Robinson, 80,
but still q ring killer with a quick
and paralyzing punch, is ready for
. shot at his third world title after
Z third-round knockout of Chal-
lenger Rocky Graziaho.
Robinson's execution Wednesday
night Of former 160-pcund Cham
pion Graziano before a capacity
Chicago Stadium crowd Of % ,264
apparently was stepping stone
to June showdown with Cham
piOn Joey Maxim for the light
heavy crown.
Sugar Ray took Graziano In a
brief but blistering bout which paid
$82 .2o8 to Robinson and S6S, 507 to
Graziano.
It was . miscalculation that
dropped the curtains on Graziano.
See, ! bounced off the ropes
in the middle Of the third round
and clouted Robinson good with q
right and down he goes" grim
maced Graziano in his dressing
room. Robinson went down for no
count midway in the third round.
so . little later, he drives me
to the ropes with q left to the
body and l figure TO bounce off
again and give it to him good.
But, wham, he blasts that right
and 4 catches me right on the
button and the fight is over"
Robinson weighed 1874; the
Rock, 1884. Il was q scheduled
iS-rounder.
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The 1852 Naval Base Baseball
League schedule has been released
and nine teams from this area have
been entered. Hold.ogers from last
year are Fleet All Weather, Naval
station, SuhRon Four and Opera.
ton Development Station.
The new teams that will see &C.
non this season are from Fleet So
mar School. Helicop,er Squadron
One, Air Development SQUADRON
One. Fleet Training Group and the
USS Blair.
Games win be played on the dia-
mcnd al the Naval Station and also
q Flag field at the Seaplane
Base.
wednesday, Thursday. Saturday
and Sundays have been set aside
by the officer.ln.eharge Of the lea.
cue. LCDR Foresman. as the DAYS
that the games viii he played.
The league will officially epsn
Saturday. April ~ 81 . am. Win
No Flser Sonar School nsaylnu
Fleet Training Group, al the Ne.
vel sfsfion. A. ! pm, ISL meets
opossSfs; ard FawtuL am will
play SuARen Feur AZ spm.
Sunday, WI and Naval Station
50 at ] pm. and al ; o'clock the
USS Blair tangles with opnev.
speaking az games, the Bench
was quite surprised 10 hear nat
the Key West High Schoal has only
two more scheduled games Ia fin.
ish out their Seas0a oil baseball
With these two, that gives them a
total Ct four Tor n,e year some az
the boys have heen trying 10 oh.
tain release 50 thst they can plsy
with the American Iegioa teams
hut II seems SOMEONE IS doing
some uIadeThanded wugk en- them
With these hoys, tire team TIA,
viii represent hey West in the
Forthcoming American Iegioa dis.
iriet playotts il Mtani aaald take
Il and probably tire REGIONAL "a
Jacksonville Ras II looks lie tAey
Nont be able 10 paay.
pony saggss the LATHE League
opener Nay e. Lss gsve this lea.
sue the same sApsart tkAi we ave
a. 4
the lIe8S'u, foy bash these groups
have bat ese saagle shaagsst 10
mind, and ttat il Ii gsse a group
Of boys a ehasge IL gasgieF them
selves ihEoasa nss spaxa a hAss-
h&A
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Fine pitching by +. Rodriguez
and the hitting Of L Rodriguez
and =. Rodriguez save Pepe'a
Cafe q game over the Legion
last night. Final score. Pspe's u,
Legion 6.
| Eloy Rodriguez did not allow Z
hit or run in the first four
frames. but in the fifth he hit
Carnival, then he famed Cur
bella. Herrick was walked, Hop
py tanned. In trying to catch
runner at second, Ill got away
and Carnival landed on third.
Herrick stole second, then Stick
ney hit q fly to center and Baxo
dropped the ball. Carnival scor-
ed. Bean hit one over the left
fielder's head for . triple and
Herrick and Stickney. scored.
Diax famed. II -
In the seventh, Stickney walk
ed and stole second, Beam famed,
White hit to the pitcher who
threw home to catch Stickney
and he was trapped between
home and third but was safe 1t
the plate. White landed on third.
Diaz walked and he stole sec
ond. Santana singled to score
both runners, Carnivals famed
and Bervaldi ended the game
second to first.
For Pepe's. Rodriauez famed
l6 and hit three singles and .
triple. T.. Rodriguez, hit three
singles ard q triple, Leon hit .
triple and Z single. Baxo and +.
Mira each hit 4 double and q
single. In the field, =. Mira had
10 outs. to top Pepe's Cafe. For
the Legion, Diaz, Santana and
Curbela were the best.
Score:
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Frosh BasebalIer.

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP)-AIa-
bama's freshman baseballer, Dieh
Hearn Of Memphis. Tenn, lived up
to all advance expectatio min his
first varsity appearance this sea-
son. He blasted q $50 foot home
run to help the Crimson Tide de-
feat Louisiana State, 20.
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4 RIcKEY PRODUCT

BROOKLYN, N. Y--E.Bili
Loes, 22-year-old Highlander
coming Back to the Dodgers after
q brief Army stint, was signed by
the Brooks in 1913 for . reported
$4,000 bonus. Branch Hickey,
then the general manager In
Brooklyn, secuted the youngster
personally and signed him.
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Bait; y. Rodriguez and :. Mira:
c. Diaz and Stickney.
Summary: . base hit Bean,
e. Rodriguez, l. Rodriguez. Leon.
2 base hit--E. Mira and Bazo.
Famed by =. Rodriguez. u; hy
Diax, 10.
Walks Rodriguex, 10; Diax. :.
Time. 2 hours; umpireA Ro-
driguex At plate. Cugliermo at
bases; scorer, Aguilar.