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MULTILITH. model 1900 excel cond,
clean, $3.50: 14x2O Davidson folder,
like new, S175; 2 steel leg benches.
RA S951. MI. 7lT0. III
MULTIGRAPH, model 80. with stand
and motor. Ink and signature at
tachment; 2 segments: Q type banks:
NAT. CASH REGISTER. rings to
Potomac Trailer Park, Haines Point.
NEON SIGN. large, about 16'x2. See
at 1926 K st. NV. Me. 21S1.
OFFICE EQUIP.-Desks, chairs, files,
safes, add mach. Today CO. 1928;
Xk DI 121n 1l1o l4th ST NV
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ROTARY TMLERs-2-h.p.. 312 per
rH2yiN dnyi S;hpis a1%ssssn sslS per Gss az: SO p.r
day; 2Ein., gas. S12 per day; 90.
inelyda deiiysFy. klRETAt TOOLS
. 100w. CO.. n. oeS1.
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GOLD
Bring your dental gold. platinum
discarded jewelry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN, INC.
80 YEARS AT g35 r ST NV.
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7x9 wall tents. S25; canvass cots
e. s4'gS; NV n EE ERAMk ask4 & SON. ala srd
Tv. Philco 10" complete with INSIDE
aerial; fine operating cond.; $35
Tv. II in. radio-phono. comb; elec
sewing machine; reasonable; sold
TV. 12h in: RCA table model
mahogany finish. in excellent condi-
tion: inelud. table; $135. ia: 5-9561
en- snd ana and coffee tables and lamps
TV-Radio phono comb, Stromberg
Carlson, AMIN, l9". tube; latest
model, mahogany; new condition in
every respect; wonderful bargain
dys., Ma. 3120. Ext. 652.
Ty'S-12 in. S55: .10-in. with table
$50: antennas included. JE 2-21S6.
TV-Dumont. lin. blond (6 wks)
1852 :Banbury; full warranty. Owner
transferring orig. S625. sacrifice
TV TRADE-INs, famous makes, re.
models at cost. Call Mon. between
9o5 pm. Call MR.. KUMoR. OIL.
nv, GE IA" table model, inside an.
tenna: excel. condition; 500 cash
rEEEvisIoN, Eli Masnavox, blond ma
hog. 12la-in. screen. with comb
radio. phono.. $3.50 or best offer
ST. 1900. Ext. 4139 or MI. S096
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HEREFORD BULLS, REG.
1918 mos. old: these are beautiful
animals, pure Domino breeding. J.
T. GIBBONS. Haymarket, Va, Phone
Haymarket 4-2300
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MOTORS
MOWERS

Used. on-in.. Poynter. rotary. self
propelled. with ll2-h.p. Briggs &
Stratton engine, S75; 30-in. Moto
Mower, Super Detroit, in good cond..
Si15; 22-in. Ideal power mower,
heavy duty type with weed cutter
attachment. $50; 24-in. Whirlwind
rotary blade power mower with
3l2-h.p. Briggs & Stratton engine.
S1l5; 31-in. Standard rotary disc,
motor needs repairs, with ga and
Az Briggs e. Stratton engines. $40
and sos: also some gang mower
units that need repair. SIS UP.
G. L. CORNELL CO.. AIS Miller
ave, Bethesda IA. Md, WI. 5000.
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Furniture Wanted-GOOd FUR.
niture and household ef-
fects. Any amount. Also
want refgr., gas range and
several rugs. Please call
Mr.. Grady, MA. 2679.
GAS HEATING UNIT for fireplace
wanted; preferably one with Simu-
lated logs. ia. 7-5307. is
GAS STOVE; 4 to z it. refer., good
condition, for apartment; also con-
tents of 3 or 4 room apt. Call Mon
day. NO. 534O.
GIFT and stationery merchandise to
resell. Mr. WRIGHT. MA. 2340,
roo 18th st
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STEEL

STEEL
NEW.NEW
Reinforcing rods. u inch. "a and >.
inch in 20 IT. lengths; inch beams,
6x6 and SKIS H-beams in 40 #.
lengths; will cut to size; 3x4 angles
Lge. stock of all sizes of beams and
angle irons. buy now while our
stock is complete ACE WRECKINCi
Co. 4002 Minnesota ave. ne, LU
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STEEL

We have all kinds OF miscellaneous
steel. angles, beams, reinforcing steel
cut to size.
GENERAL WRECKING CO.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE. MI. 6177.
Evening star., 1952-08-17

DIAMOND JEWELRY Of any descrip.
ERNEST BURK. 6l4 18th st. NV.
DIRT FML-Have place in Falls
Church. Va, right on Lee hwy. for
you to dump UP to 1000 yards
clean fill. Call MR.. VINCENT. Ii.
7-9400 for further information.
FURNITURE-Will buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces; also old china.
bric-a-brac. Buying and selling for
55 years. HOPWOODS 9th and <
SITS. NV. ME 5287.
FURNITURE--Single pieces and COM
eyes eete and hSpssn0ids snodays ets Ar 95s A4
FURNITURE Full contents. odd
pieces; wash. mach, stoves. refgr.,
brio a-brac, etc. S. E. FURN. EX-
CHANGE. 210 7th st. s.e.. AT. 05S5.
Evening star., 1952-08-17

y I III y
REPLACE YOUR ROTTED OUT
STEPS WITH OUR READY Bull T
CEMENT STEPS. EASY TO IN
STALL. IF YOU DON'T WANT TO
INSTALL THEM. WE WILL.
GICHNER
Evening star., 1952-08-17
SILVER TARNISH
oREVENTER BY RODIN

Keeps your silverware. brass. etc.
free from tarnish for at least 6 mos.
This amazing discovery does away
ing. S1.24 postage included. save
on large size. 4 times more, $3.50
RODIN JEWEI G
Evening star., 1952-08-17

SOFA-EXCELLENT CONDI-
TION. TAYLOR 1886.
STAMP COLLECTION-8.O 900 diff. in
albums, U. s. and foreign; Scott $
price. $4. 600; best offer. Greenbels
Evening star., 1952-08-17
STEEL BEAMS
STEPS

% pieces, 24"x"4x9la" flange
ARROW, Ii. :}-226l o3S
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REFRIGERATOR
CLOSE-OUT

New 1852 Philco. GE. WESTINGHOUSE.
Admiral, Crosley, Gibson and Hot
point refrigerators at greatly re-
duced prices. Save Up to Sl20; all
fully guaranteed.
TIRE 4 PATTERY CO.
10Th and H NE. Open Ewes. til 8.
II 9-Q0So
Evening star., 1952-08-17

UObEhMAN FINSChEh, Bentle,
yrs; male; with papers; best Offer
MOTHER BOXER. father travelin
Esseess. ssAn Ia: s-5s.74. H. anu -
BOXER PUP, registered. ". old
male. fawn. LA. 6-5065.
PoMERANIAN, M 1 s Eks.. .sosl GRANGE, fe
KITTENS, part Persian. black an
white. grey and white. jackson
FOX TERRIER PUPPIES. ga mos
Old els' anal gsle and female; wOrmed
FRENCH PooDLEs, black and blu,
9 wks., Axe; sired by Mr.. Balachr
out Of Snowbrook Basket de Val
entine: S75. Call Vienna 4s5.
PARROTS, tame and talking macaW
parakeets and doves. Ii. 6-9613
bred: ABS banded: So up; mainl
breeders. 10. S-e627.
PAIR BEAGLE HOUND PUPS. from
fine hunting stock. 312 Woodlan,
I'd. Morningside. Nd. 10. e-146l
BOXENL3 mos. male. fawn: an out
stelbding pup, o4- e6o1. 672e 81
ot. NV. l-1T
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PAINT, - PRICE

Reg. $3.50 gal. now S2.25. All colors.
best oual.. outside and in. LEvEN-
THAI. 1880 9TH st. NV. HU. 5000.
Evening star., 1952-08-17

DYNAMIC MUSIC
1900 6 st. NV. liz
PICTURE FRAMES-All sizes; thou
sands OF feet Of moulding to make
your own frames; half price. 707
Sth NV Me. 1898. open Sun. 10-2.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
: 'PIPE-USED

Also used bathtubs. sinks. radiators.
structural steel angles and channels.
WASHINGTON RAG & BAG CO..
21h l, st sW Phone DI SOO7
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Fashion Notes
For UmPiire

tAPl NeWn19nanRes
NEW YORK. - Umpires. FOR
many years, have been known s
the men In biue.. Their dark
blue suits with eapo % match
have or been taken f0r granted.
But recently Ia ! ea1ne between
the Yankees and the Athietics.
The arbiters were seen wearing
everyday street clothes a. al
colcrs and descriptions. The
reason The umplres' luggage
was held up at Pennsylvania Sta.
ton BY mistake.
Larry Napp behlnd the plate
locked the most like a umpire
He happened q - wearing 3
blue suit. Bin Sums,ers 6 mt
base wss nattily oitifud n !
brown hsrrinebone with brown
shoes 10 match hin Crieve q
second hase wore nest bsuwn
gabardine suit with musrhing
pumps Johnny Stevens q the
hot CORNER No. sncey h HI tWc-
tcne iachet and eray lxosners.
HI shoes were hfUNn.
4 ecsnple - IL okzicials d.
rided - I'D ! hosehoIl tps,ch %
their Garhs 9nnnnoa hor,ourSa I
go - ANnF-Sx s. 80.
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lot decision to Mohammed Yag-
houbi, Iran. He had won hiS firSt
match and defeat did not NEAR
elimination. Five .'bad marks" are
required for elimination A loss By
decisioh costs one bad mark while
three are charged against wrest-
ler who y pinned.
-Four olympic records were bet
tered Sunday - three IN dnal
events and another il ! prelimin.
1ry.
The record smashers IN final
events were:
walt Davis. ! Texas cowboy, who
cleared 8 feet ga inches n the
high Jump.
Nina RomoschkOva, Z newsname
among he powerful Russian WON
en- athletes, who hurled the Discus
16s feet SIS inches.
Emil Zatopek a. CxechoslOvahia,
who has his sights 81 on winning
The 5000 meters. II. 900 meters ara
the marathon. He lock the 1900
Sunday. lowering his own 1914
mark from 1o:so.e % 1D:l7.0.
The Russians led he field in
gymnastics after the compulsory
exercises with Switzerland second
and Finland third. The United
States was ninth.
In the unofficial point standings,
Russia leads with = points. he
United States Is second, with Is.
followed BY Czechoslovakia, with
10.
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'DONKFY S0FTBAIL, MAKES DEBUT SUNDAY
AT BAYVlEW PARK GIRLS LEAGUE PLANNED
Initial Play
OF SIosC Pitch
OftbnII Here
ShOsOs Well

something new on the Key
West sporting scene was u1neiled
Sunday afternoon at Bayview
Park when SLOW Pitch Softball"
made III local bow.
Frank Wayne and Doris Evans
were the promoters for lie pre-
miere of game which IS sweep
ms the country.
"A the Chicago area it is called
SLOW Pitch Softball' and Ia
New Jersey it Is known Is 'sDon-
10y Ball. But whatever you
name Il an enthusiastic group
|Cf Key Westers think that it is
here to stay.
Sunday, the Evans Enterprises
Tn Tan extra player roves the
cntfield) met the picked team Of
Junior League All-Stars and
went ! full nine innings to be
defeated IN 1 ll-0 ball game. The
All-Stars exploded for five runs
III The ninth inning to cop the
win. Evans could garner but ten
safeties Of Conger,s hurting
While hey came back with six-
teen.
The chief difference between
Donkey ball and conventional
|sottball : the ball. II is consid-
efably larger about 8 inches.
The base paths and the pitching
distance q shortened by five
feet and no gloves are used.
When the youngsters saw that
large ball they said, How can
you miss III" They soon found
out, however, when pitcher At
well started heaving them in.
there. A IS foot pitchers box
makes hitting It tougher than il
looks.
The rules are pretty much the
same Is conventional softball ex-
cept that bunting and base steal
Ing are prohibited. And the
pitcher must have both feet on
the rubber. "Windmilling's the
bah isSprohibited.
The game Is 4 natural for the
girls and present plans call Tor
the formation Of I girls league
III Key West. II is hoped that the
CHI and the High School will field
teams and that local merchants
WIN become interested. A player
pool y hang formed and all inter-
ested girls should contact Doris
Evans It -.
The fairer sex in Ke. West
seems to Be as sports-minded as
the man and the project should
80 over big.
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LITTLE LEAGUE srANDINcs
Delalld Keeps
In ISL
~ NEIL clLBRIpn
Asseelssed prsss StaM Wrlse


Centerfielder Kenny Braeseire
wh1eked out four Of the II hits
he first place DeLand Red Hats
used Sunday 70 whip paiatkn i2.z
IN Florida State League baseball
game.
Little Jim vickery scattered elght
Psiatks hits for his fifth STRAIGHT
pitching win since joining DeIand.
Both PaIstka runs were unearned.
Manager Charlie Brewster rot De-
Land OF to ! good start 10 the first
inning when he eIouted I double
with bases loaded. Three mors
runs came across h the third %
Leflfielder Ted BrookIyn's triple.
IN other games Orlando shut out
1ecsburE 80. Cocoa trounced San.
ford 13-z and Dayfona Beach
edged Jacksonville Beach 81.
Coco1 ciouted four Sanford pitch
efs for - hits. Cocoa sent 70 men
- the plnfe snd collected i've runs
u the fourth and then scored slx
more IN the eighth. Leftfieidef Bob
Smith and Rixhffielder Jim Kolker
each hit -four tines In SIX 81 bafs
Orlando Pitcher George VaImas
gave up Only four hits 70 shit CT
L<esburg.
Bill Slough put doun q ninth =.
Ming Jacksonville Beach rally 6
save The game for The starting nav.
fons Beach pitcher. Bill Miller. 4
uss MlIier'f fifth wiE against ore
ioss. He also scored the wiunln9
run. Amer NJ hit . double ard s,cl~
third base be crossed fhe pInis -
second Baseman Dick Renner;s
hunt.
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Amvets Cow.

MIAMI III Ths Flerida Anlyets
have chosen Sam 49,, 1glani
Beach, state con1mnn1 ~ nn1 vt
Cd 70 meet q LAkG1snA n1xt yoas.
Other cflIcers 0loct16 q ~ elooo
|of the annual conventi1n here So
day were:
Robert r. Cilmoro, Laho1an1,
senior vice ecmfaan0os: jotn IN.
Ter. Orlando. junior vice eomman1
er: Seymour SINGER, Miami DeacA,
| finance officer; Dr.. Asnc HIN, ~
ami. Judge advocate: job sum
van. North Miami. kistoejan; JoAn
StoeffeI. Miami, pruvost marskel,
and Ray Z. Coker. LaSalon1, -.
tional executive Reconsideration.
The auxiliary chsee 1lrs. Mor.
garct ThOmpson. =. PetssshurE.
president.
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Rotary Beats
Lions Little
IS

80. 49,
An IDLY oe1eateu ne ~
80 y tne nrst game Of =. LITTLE
League doubleheader SATURDAY
might &C Bayview Park, ana tie
liw1nis continued their winning
streak ~ setting The VFW down
ITS IA the second game.
Curve ball artist Hubert ouesa.
Ida allowed the Lions 8 runs on 3
hits. ) walks. one hit batsman. =
his teammates committed 6 errors.
Quesada had his curve ban work
ling and struck out 10 and ~ also
shined At the bat BY hitting safe
" I'll three times be came 10 bat
for = perfect night. He colleced
; OF the R0tary's 4 hits. Barry
Barrosa got the Rotary other he.
Wayne Key collected two hits out
g three times It bat, one Z double
tQr me Lions and Mike Drxal ac-
counted Tor the other Lions hit with
g double Y the third inning.
a tne second game while the ki-
wants sol g little Tony Estonez
ior q runs on y hits. two base
90 nails ana ; WV errors. ki-
vans pitcnlng ace, Danny 0rope.
=, paened orilnant pan ana nad
n0-nltter untl the min innlngs
Wnen Inomas Lloyd singled be.
ITWMmn EnRnnM =
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Gp(K


" The Associated Press
Alnesiesn Lessuo
Washington rs ST. Louis 6l3
Philadelphia IS Detroit 10 fsec-
|ond game called after 8 inningS,
IcurfeW)
lChicago 5 New York 1
Boston 3 Cleveland I IL inniAgs)
Notional lo1sue
IBrooklyn . Pittsburgh 5
New York 8 Chicago
ISt. Louis 8 Boston
cincinnati 6-3 Philadelphia 81
tGrst game 10 innings)
Florida international Leseue
Tampa 8 Miami o
Miami Beach z Lakeland /
rs Petersburg 5 Key West 1 no
|innings)
West Palm Beach 10 Havana /
eIorids State Legue
Orlando 5 Leesburg D
Cocoa Is Sanford 2
Daytona Beach S Jacksonville
Beach
DeLand u Palatka 3
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y. S. LEADING
IN YMPICS

HELSINKI Ml- Americas jump.
eSs and weight throwers continued
Ito dominate the major events n
the 18th Olympic Games today I!
The second days track and d1ld
events began.
The United States, which placed
one two Ii the high jump Sunday,
sent throe men into the final round
81 the shot put without effort and
also qualified I'll its three entrie1
Tor the broad Jump final.
Without even taking of their
sweat suits, Parry O'Brien. South
ern California; world record holder
Jim Fuchs, New York, and Oar
row Hooper, IT. Worth, Tex. sur
passed the required distance Of ~
feet zo.o1 inches in the shot put.
The broad jumpers had I little
more trouble, but Meredith (Fla1h)
Gourdine. Cornell; Jerome Biflle.
u. 5. Army, and George Brown,
University Of California at Los An
eeles. al surpassed ~ feet on their
qualifying jumps. A leap a y feel
IA inches WAS required.
AZ Z result IL Sundsy's trials,
the United States also had three
quslifiers h the semi finals II
the 100 meter dash and 100 meter
hurdles.
Rowing competition today wal
limited 10 s'necond trial. heats.
Most II the American crews al
ready qualified for the semi-finals
~ placing first or second IN Sun
days trials.
In wrestling American bantam
weight Bill Borders, Tulsa. Okla.
y.
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Pro Golfer Dies

WEST PALM BtACH q Cly1e
Usina ST., 81 yo1r "a pro66o-
sional golfer. did Ire 1nndiy q.
ter ! long illness.
Usina was ! native II St A.
justine and served - prsfossiokal
and then IS manages q ~ Net
,,!g Beach csInlsy c. -
Survivors inelude ~ widsu, ~.
IL, and I son, Clyde Usina u.
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TodaY's Games
ToDAY's SCHEDULE
Nv Tho Ae<ne;a&eA proee

ToDAY's SCHEDULE
by The Associated Press
American LessUs
mo games scheduled
National League
tNo games scheduled)
Florida international League
Key West at ST. Petersburg
Tampa at Miami
Havana at West Palm Beach
Miami Beach at Lakeland (2)
Florids Stsis League
Palatka at Daytona Beach
Leesburg at DeLand
Sanford at Jacksonville Beach
Cocoa ut Orlando.
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Softban Action
Set AT BayyieW

The Island City SoftbaIl League
has slated I fun week Of action
beginning tonight 1t 7:3o pm.
when the Navy viii meet the Telco
nine In the first game Of > dou-
bic header. The second game win
pit the vx-i against General Elec-
trio.
Wednesday evening viii see .
meeting between the Navy Hospi
tal and the Coca Cola clubs. Telco
will meet the USS wilke IN the
nightcap.
On Friday evening. the uSS Am
berjack viii come up against Co.
G. Cola and the Navy viii test the
CE toSsers..
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Crowned Queen OF
Flying Farmers

NEW slGxn1gA REACH m-
Mfs lae11 -, nn1<. Riyn,oulh.
uss esown1 Gon = - vlcgjda
UyinG Hwm81 q - 9xuup's
eGnvo4 - nn1ay.
- u pooone ~ Fiurida
1 = - nnltGoo1 riyins Farm
- envtn = Ankm1. Al. 1T
- - yess.
Mn1 nn1oey. eAsirmsn ~ fhe
1nostng enomn1e = eommefee
oSfn1f1o oonnt11oe sd - risnes
- - vt16oaeS psFe u ~ eon-
sunoton.
Abosst 1soo spoeses az lizards
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Sport Shorts

Frank sscory. rev ufnplrs Il
ne Nssional L lgae waa IN out
fielder Or essost lneinnati
ard Chiesz0, apnearIn. WIN tie
Cubs in the isi5 W. serlea
he fispt recorded Lghtmelskf
boxing ehamplon Of Arnesiean
intsnz KS Abe Hleken who-~
reign extended from 1893 % ig71
when ~ retired
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Senators Win
4tll One Run
Ball Game Sun.
D yoH REIcnLeR

Assoeiotod Press SpoFis Wrtter
-Four consecutive victories by one
run 81. n one run triumphs
Cor the season. That Is the princi-
pal reason why Washington's
scrappy Senator's are in third place
today after al but Z handful Of
experts picked them to finish in
The American League cellar.
The Mats ADDED their fourth
straight one run victory Sunday
= they swept Z doublehesder from
the Sc. Louis Browns. 70 and g..
d move Into third place, . half
game behind the Boston Red S0x.
he doubie triumph stretched their
winning streak 70 five games.
TAe He'd Son picked up ! full
game en- the paee setting yan.
keos, vanquishing the Indians. III.
h u ipninUs On johnny Ipon's
bases Ioaded single. The fifth
place chicsso White Sox upset The
world ehampiona. -. Homers "
Eddie Robinson and Shern LoiIar
endsd CAicssos sIx-game losing
streak.
PhiiadeipAisss Athletics took the
ssener - 4 acublekeader from De
tSotf. ~. q ice Tirton's ninth
inaing sinnie. TIE teams thea
rlayed I - ~ IN the secOnd
Enme. hAiled ~ Pennsylynnizfs
e.sfSeW a the end IL nine innings
II Tigers tailed twice b the top
r. ~ lcgh d take Z So lead Bot
- ae1r1 rexersnd hack % the end
q - ninth = the Afhleties do
- hsse tilme - sske their turn
q ~ n ne lesh. ne nightrsp
VI h1xs - n piayed ever.
ysoAlyns nuneway DpdSsrx
n1tn1otno1 - Y y game buase
! - Nakinnnl Leaeue. taklag
----------~--~~--~~---~~ a
- -cAiifornis Deu~ lasted sor
sbNzs - minutea
49, o. enm4 was reasmed
- feNs nsn were 81 sormexi
intc nmsrssxs baNs
0usfsks - ines
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-21

Pittsburgh into camp for the 18th
straight time. S. The runner-up
New York Giants whipped the Chi.
cago Cubs. -. and the third place
s. Louis Cardinals defeated the
Boston Braves, 81.
Philadelphia and Cincinnati d.
vided douhisheades. the Phlllies
founding back behind Robin Rob.
ertS with ! - win amer the Reds
had taken ne opener. s-s u -
innlnKs,
Home rsns b. George Shuha,
Jackie Rohinscn ard Andy psfko
helped thr Dodgers make Il = 81
q ~ sxainst fhe Pirates.
Three kifs e1eh " Dohhy Ilosn-
So and Hank Thenpso0 enakfed
Lsrzy Jansen y piek - ~ 1e1h
tsSunpA g - Giants exeneA -
fwo esrne series With - caho
Horne runs f<nsured o. CarsiSnnis'
Sieanry viii nsek Sssser. Aed
sehoendssnss and SoIly Henss pxo-
sidang the iDszr hase b1owx.
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DID you Isr,yv THAT
-. - =. So i, -. 1,
80 49, 49,; -. .oa's.'s nan1ea
- r. ~ s 49, = sc.lslsss
v'';,.',,,,... !. p ~, -, s.s =
Nun iast Week
600
i0 Vial allowed one run
Al I hits r. two Thinning eames
oOp
Seveslne Mondox Conchs' flash
with nsJr4 aSsists. put outs and
double plays than any other two
out1iol1 1tk n Tie last n games
esv11ino has scored 81 catches in
H. toggitery e right and lefi
eontoE.
600
ClAet coNintton. who pitched
tof the LeAeland team against
- Concng y the mt OF the three
eme seriea bad zen action in
key eone beensa The y year old
nalxl:f y. = nsember OF the Fort
an4egQale club during the Flor
- - Cost League n the
10y ~
600
Nap Meyee barney Lutx, and
cnuck HnS1o have each hit safely
!. = - g she 4 games played =
nosne AoNos = sno top man with
$40 ciouts - eleven consecutive
-
90
ena&pE 1axney Lutx tnird
$500 heyes ana ie1t fieIder
Snne 1- s,ez,e are creeping up on
sns Ms leader.
600
CaFl1 Chick DeSouxa's catch
- Malph Casanova's Nv ball at
shdrt LEFT hold and doubling
0ene Stswatt q first and Rene
Soils homer oyee the 40 foot left
center wan brought ten hundred
fpns g their foet with tremen-
1ono 1noute
Co
1ste WNlio flying one hand
catch q 4ako nix line drive be.
ttnen firct and second in the
fourth inning = Saturdays game
W. enc 6 tho hogt seen round
thA neek q ne woods III many 4
Day, mi ~ fnst thinking, nom
laxative keystor,e guard made II
lcok unsy . ~ grucefully tossed
~ eoteh g 0rst baseman Soils
- 0ouhle al Gene Stewart who
wAs q his viz 70 scoring posi-
ton /.
900
The Conchs have I pair Of
dandy firstbas1men In their pitch
Ing roster hi the persons o. Rene
oelis md George wit" Vidal.
100
Reynaldo ''Tita" Vidal. Il re-
sponsihl1 Tor he setting of the
shouting txplooion that's heard
over The third biso line when the
CouC1e @ Into cne Of their bat
tine rnnpneos Why 10 he 30
0ezpae Win ~ Conchsi Well.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-21

EddEe Stanhy. nsanager 81 the
Cardinals. has also played 9Th
sw Yvvk Bsonklvr, Bosssn arsd
Chsr4xo - shs NsEsonal L<sgse
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-21

az The other clubs are said 10 -
cycling the Key west attendance II
CURES hungrily.
SATURDAYS Box Score:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-21

Abessi 1.soo speeses q lizards
- houA
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-06-21

fationen gum offenen &onflift nit
Den 8eitmabten fiibren fonnte.
gs mag aber al6 iein oaB oie
Gulien NIT ibrer Serrorpolitif pie,
ser einmol iiber oas 3iel binaus i6ies
BEN uno lt6 in cine Sadgaiie perren-
men. ginen i6peren Sebler Inn
es miloe ousauoriiden - begingen
Iie, als lie oieie @ode iiber neutrolen
8epaiiern ein unbelpaffnetes idipeois
ldes 5lng5eug bel6oiien, oas iih auf
Der Su6e na6 einem berl6ouenen
l6peoiIen 5lltg5eug befano, oos pers
mlttlid) bon Ben 9fuiien abgeidoilen
nuroe Sas our6aus frieolid) ge=
ltnnte S6Deben befinoet itd) barob
in itiirmiider aufregung, sic por-
ausli6tli6 ou6 auf anoere elropGi-
Ide 2dnoer 5ltriidlpirfen miro.