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Evening star., 1952-01-06
MIscELLANEous FOR SALE

GuITARc-New. electric Hawaiian,
aufrAf 15f sHoP san!ae aoSo Psssis ss ssdusea sa
ME. 1419. Open ewes.
GUITAR-Martin; two toned with
fSsEy ffSssryins case, beautiful tone, less
$z5. Cali wi. pau 1857. '' '0au'''.i'
Uni anione, ssSelvef sas. M. $3.50. automatic mat
GUN-Nsw. winchester. ;22 Tubular
uNsNav MSss ssll; san snd GE nlsa 45aS se;.,, and
sold. Ali types hshins tackle. open
evenings and sundays. TRADING
POST, 1896 NJ st. NV. MI $3.50
GUN CABINET, holding Al guns. 4-dr
ADDITIONAL storage space; $275. Wo
HALL RUNNER, 2 lamps, glass to-
$3.50. 923 Shepherd st. NV.
HIEaRING Ia6 AID, Zenith. S25. Elk,
HEARING iE nn;. AIDS; ;ai Seventeen % Al; 4
makes Beautiful assortment. Must
be seen to be appreciated. Some
are like new, being sold for friends.
Others are demonstrators. Trade-ins.
2 are super high powers. All are in
perfect working condition. Spot
inspected. win give eser; years Of fserpss serS.
ice. Priced for quick sale from sic
to SIS Apply or write to MOD
ERN HEARING CENTER, 1406 G st.
NV, snite .713. Phone Ex. 1896
for information.
HEATER, H. L. 50-gal. hot water
table top; In crate; Call LU. 1862
HEATER, gas, Humphreys, 10000
btu. with electric blower; very
reasonable. Ii. 4-2970.
HEATER-Norge, oil, will heat 4
rooms. Practically new; $50. ME.
HEATERS AND STOVES
New, used: gas oil coal wood. ACME
STOVE. 1011 9TH NV. Ma. 8952.
HEATING BOILERS, several excellent
used cast iron for. hot water or
steam. heat 8 to so rms, will sell
reasonably; also used 275-gal. oil
BED. new; "a size, rea-
sonable. Call after pm. ia.
HoIIYWoop BEDS tserta,, orig,,
SIS will sell S49.50 with legs. LEV
ENTHAL'S, HUI. 5000 Monday.
BED, single; S20.S0
ToIaDl,ore TYN GOO q
Evening star., 1952-01-06

EQUIPMENT-Air compyes-
sor. arc and gas Welding outfits,
hydraulic motor crane. floor jack,
grinders, wise, much other equip
ment: Phone AP. 1900, 10 till 4
sBAEAq5H; Bay pfkrer y BFR6sa FR6a foT5AaHS f2cFoKY
1895 up; fob. plant. Free esti.
mates, for delivery and erection.
Easy terms. models on display.
Fences all kinds. GENERAL IN
pUSTRIES CORP. 1109 JEFF. Davis
hwy. Arl OF Sn1R SOIL IN
Evening star., 1952-01-06

LEATHER FURNITURE
FOR DEN AND OFFICE
Floor samples, new, at contract
prices. Sofas: club, occasional chairs.
MANLON. 4l6 5th st. NV. Elk.
Evening star., 1952-01-06
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

WASHING MACHINE. Bendix auto.
matte, good condition, $685., baby
carriage, collapsible. SO. OIL. 1892,
WASHING MACHINE. automatic ton
loader. agitator. 8 mos. old. $3.50.
Gil. ss.c,l6. %
WASHING MACHINE, ringer, May.
tag. excel. cond., SIS or best offer.
OIL. 61SS. Call any time. %
WASHING MACHINE, Thor, auto.
matte, excellent condition; 800 or
best offer. Ju. 5-6S45. -6
WATCHES, nationally famous; aavs
rus Hamilton c oruen. % Loneines, % 1s sine
Swiss; lowest prices; large selection;
70 S28 SO RossLYS LOAN Co CO.
Resslyn. Va CH, $500,
WATCH-Man's wrist watch, new
Hamilton. 10 jewels, lax. gold; cost
$40, will sac. for $65. RA. 6027.
WATER COOLERS. sale or rent; We
install. JOHN @. WEBSTER since
iSl2, o27 ST. NV. ST. 61OO.
WATER HEATER-Duo-the auto,
steel tubing bed, 54-in., Ii-in. panel
coil spring and mattress, SIS; solid
oak library table. needs refinishing,
W: solid oak drop leaf table, 81.
guar BLOCKS. s056 N st NV NV,
wzfERR N2 Rsos ossRArERs., sis uU: guar.
John @ Webster USED APPLIANCE
CENTER 1909 lst st. s.e, ST 900.
WHEEL CHAIR. folding, chrome and
1n5. 1leant5ner. like new, S65. Call GL.
WOODWORKING OUTFIT, includes
u h.p.. AC-DC motor; flexible shaft,
sanding drum. sanding disks, fibre
brush. buffing bonnet. chuck, ar
bors and 7-in- bench saw; $50. CO.
ROYAL TYPEWRITER. KIM. good
condition. CAPITOL SCHOOL, Rear
/ a12 18th st. NV. Sunday noon to
TWo MEMS SUITS. all wool, size
aa ai0nsis5Ga sToRM Isfsss wNbowsE EG aoube Gs7g k.
new; also IL screens. bottom only:
both 33x31 u in; best offer. zoos
p ST.; sest Sest Pleasant or call today
PHiLGO TV-Beautiful l6-in. mahos.
veneer console wIdoors, antenna;
pocToRs7 aSIg Sas7i ArTRsTIeYc 19 ron =,
diaenostic clinic for sale. Nursing,
books Ashton 84s2 or si5 Northway..
Guilfcrd: Belmort 9061, Baltimore. :
. REUPHOLSTERING
special-Sofa and chair. reupnol-
stored labor and material; Siio:
workmanship guar., 25 yrs. in same
establishment La FRANCE UP-
HOIiSTERlNG, 2509 18th at nv.
&C 22sI
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
ANTIQUE. 10O-year-old handmade
6-piece bedroom suite: spool bed de.
sign; simple, graceful lines: excel.
lent condition. Said to be q coll
lector's item: upset price, $3.50, in.
cludeS springs and mattress. Ad.
dress Box 263-C, Star. Sc
OPPORTUNITY
Photostat machine, stainless steel sink.
photo dryer. Cooper Hewitt lamps.
Kelsey handpress. 9x13. complete
outfit; Carver laminating press. 6x6.
complete OUTFIT; solid wood tables,
3x6 it.; several fiuorescent fixtures,
walnut sec. desk and chair, oak
table and 2 chairs misc. allied sup
plies and items. No dealers. Call
RE. 1879 or write Box 150-D. Star.
Evening star., 1952-01-06

LIGHT AND GENERATOR PLANT Tor
any purpose; ac-dc. GICHNER. 26t3
LfNGuApHoNERE Il 8 Ga * SoGRsE. Ssaa spanish,
$25. LA. .6-S523.
Regency; 2 chairs, blue uphol.
l rose and white striped uphol.,
good cond. To. 2406.
LIVING ROOM SET, 3-pc.. mahog.
frame. EXCELLENT condition. Cali
LIV. RIM. SUITE. 4 PC. incl. slip
covers; 5-pc dinette. drapes. etc;
excellent condition; sacrifice acct.
moving. Call RIA. 487S. g.
Evening star., 1952-01-06

FURNITURE: New ana used
high-grade bedroom suites
good living room pieces,
Frigidaire, secy. desk, sew
eral room size broadloom
rugs, innerspring mattresses
and other good grade
household effects will be
sold by Public Auction at
the Williams Auction House
918 New York Ave. commen-
cling at 2 PM. this Tues.
Jan. 9th. Public please take
notice.
Evening star., 1952-01-06
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE


FURNITURE-Rugs. garden tools,
ABC washer, $50: de luxe ironsr,
Evening star., 1952-01-06
LEFT-HAND DIES
LONG DRILLS, TAPS
GDDTNC vUTpE

sh ID reconverting offers H.
900 unused special-made tools and
equipment at 1899 prices; $50 left
hand HIS. die sets in MS. sizes;
IL" and 18" drills by 64ths. sets
only. Some cwts of nickel steel wire
available in sub 9 thru 80. For in
ventory information. write Box 81
Gaithersburg, Md.
Evening star., 1952-01-06

FURNITURE
l Ira dional leather sofa. 8
cushion, full size, liRht brown $3.50
l Large leather club chair to
match T5
Q Walnut reception arm chairs.
each Is
2 Walnut side chairs, each 10
l Torchier 15
Cali National 6os5. 1917 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-01-06
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

OFFICE CONF. TABLEs-waI., nah.
very reas. Can today. CO. 1925
week, DI. 1872. 1112 14th st. NV
OFFICE furniture sale; almost nev
walnut revolving chair. covered ii
onpyTn; onnroTn; sell rsas. Call Mon. ST. 326t
safes, add. mach: reas. Today, co
1929; Xk. 1272 11l2 1Afh ef a n,
Evening star., 1952-01-06
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ADD. MACH. typewriters. eale., cash
reg, ONCE equip. any kind; top price.
NJ lY1H GO EeTfpMENT:s EeSTn snsS sua ampli-
ers-fecorders-cable-t equipment,
ETC. Top cash price. co. 1925.
CONTINUED on Next Pagel
Evening star., 1952-01-06
FURNITURE
SPECIAL, SITNnAv SAT

J1K11G
20 bedrm. suites in Cordovan, blond
eye maple, blond oak, limba. knotty
pine; 3 pcs. S19o-$329. Nationally
advertised Hollywood units, S57 up
Box springs, mattresses, foam rub
Der units, roll-a-ways, chests and
dressers. Studio couches and sofa
beds, fine quality and construction,
$59-Sl19: Living rm. suites. Sec
chairs, platform rockers, tables,
lamps, mirrors. 5-pc. formica di.
netteS, $50. Dropleaf tables, chairs,
china, credenzas and jr. dining rnn,
suites. Also desks and complete se-
lection of juvenile furnishings,
household miscellaneous. Terms Ii
desired; immediate delivery.
OPEN SUNDAY IL to S
DAWSON FURNITURE co.
Evening star., 1952-01-06
SINKS

New acid resistant porcelain sinks.
lSx24, at q VALUE price Of S7.6O.
Double sinks and other models are
available at proportionately low
ACE wREcKINo BUILDING
MATERIAL co.
HOME IMPROVEMENT FINANCING,
1902 MINI. Ave. NE. LU. 4-O5OO
Evening star., 1952-01-06

of 6-rm. house, incl
mahog. double headboard. twin-bed
rln; set, 10-pc. din. rm., ANTIQUE Vie
torian sofa, wing chairs, desk, yr.-
Old l3-ft. Deepfreeze, Bendis
WaSher; best offer accepted. 353O
QueSada st. NV. WO afi3h
Evening star., 1952-01-06
FURNITURE

Lovely modern dinette set, $50;
breakfast table, $3.50; chairs, Soc
81; bookshelf, So; Television table,
$500; corner cabinet. $40; occa-
tmakes bed). $40; beds, S2.S0-S5;
dressers,. $3.50; chests. $40: dress
ing table. So; washstand, $3.50;
baby buggy, So; playpen, $3.50.
Other bargains. Open Suns, ewes
III 2; BELL KINDS. sos 9Th st. NV
Evening star., 1952-01-06

WASHING MACHINE-Easy spindry,
like new: Phone AP. 1859. -
automatic: perfect condition. kbest
oner. IL. 6513. 20
Evening star., 1952-01-06

PIANO - Baldwin Acfosonic spinet
signed, Baldwin built, Baldwin guar.
anteed. Embodies features Of ANAL
grand and uprights; full resonant
tone Baldwin patented fuIl-blow
action, lifetime durability. Available
in wide selection of eye-appealing
cases in mahogany. walnut. light
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WoRCH.
925 g ST. NV.
RefahfixhaA 1870
Evening star., 1952-01-06

- SleFFH 81. INV. "
FUR JACKET, peri. cond;, steven.
wear Lynxcolor cSs1 soE fox TE y 513 eyes SsS
FURNISHINGS of my lO-rm. house:
l2 twin beds, box and innersprins
mattresses, 81 to $50; Is dressers,
chests, desks and tables: 81 to ST.
pcSa Gisa,SIs chairs ssS g S S 81 Ven fa Snds IS
3ix7S and 31x72 and screens; 100
50. yds. Alex. Smith wool broadloom
carpet and pad with matching hall
runners; l.r. furniture, blankets;
pillows. sheets, mattress pads and
covers; mise I.I.nn Al must go; pTopf5fy ptl
FURNISHINGS. less than year old;
mahog. Duncan Phyfe drum table,
Admiral TV, l2ia-in., mahos. con-
sole; 7x9 plain 6rOadloIm nm rug: rug:
silk twin spreads; 5-pc. lined oak
twin bedroom, (no matt.l; assorted
color SCATTER rugs table lamps;
Wsstirshouse YVES Tshs D fies saaS 5Sas'eF 0foier
FHkN1sHfNGs flsfi shin Dii for s's s-bedrm. apt;
$500 complete or best offer. is
MapchesteT pl.. Apt. so4, Silver
FSTRNfTuRf-cabinet FSREsahi NE: sideboard, sp.
Ensand ias sGd eas MfS
wing chairs. Cd, practically new
s,ass ans light bFOcade covering. %o
F1TRNiTURE-Entire house, individu.
ally or as whole. Call Sat. Sun.
noon til 8 pm. No dealers. SOLE
riHSReNff1TfuhREE:REFR1GERAroR iSe II - In
ternational Harvester, g Gu. TT.
1925. Range, Marion cleo, q size
Sl35. Maple bedroom suite. Sl12.50
Maple desk and chair, $50. Vacuum
cleaner, Sweeper-vac, S12. Auto
matte ironer. Thor, console model
$35. Desk and chairs, S25. 2 din
ing room chairs. SIS Can be seel
Sat. Sun. or ewes. Call TIE. 9O39.
FURNITUkE-Simmons Hide-a- bed
graz Lawson. cost S249, sell SS5
Twin bedrm. suite, cost $500, sci
$50, No SPRINGS Or mattresses
Traverse drapes. cover l2' wall. cos
$3.50, sell $50. Odd chairs and misc
rUhRNIrTTUtRRE-oreen kid mohair pil
low-back lounge chair. gray, wit
pink velvet back fan chair; sli
covers included: excellent condition
Sacrifice. 81. 1883.
FURNITURE-Livins rm:, mahog di
nette set. good cond. OIL. 7135, -
TURNITURE-Genui Vermont Roc
maple bed with matching innersps
mattress and chest Of drawers
pair uphl chairs, dble: innerspl
inattr.1 also pin ball machine; exec
cond., best offer. 1865. Juniper 81
NV. OF. 4S4S.
Evening star., 1952-01-06

New. available in most sizes: also
used canvas, &c per so. IT. N.
FRANK q SON, Ala 3rd st. NV.
EX 1914
Evening star., 1952-01-06

100 trade-in fur coats. jackets and
capes, thoroughly cleaned, sold as
is from S5 to Sl9 plus tax. Apply
~ Pierce st NV ID
Evening star., 1952-01-06
VACUUM CLEANERS

Special sale. over 100. all makes;
sacrifice at $9.95: worth $2O-S30:
| guaranteed. Try before you buy.
| TOPS VACUUM STORES. 705 l1th
Evening star., 1952-01-06
BRITANNICA, com

FANS. attic kitchen. exhaust; ali
sizes Installed; ~ years reliable
service GICHNER. LA 6-660O
FILE CABINETS Legal, letter;
steel. wood Call today. co. 1873;
week 1llo l4th st NV, Dl. 13T2.
Evening star., 1952-01-06

DINING RM. TABLE. Duncan Phyfe,
4 chairs; good condition. JU. S-5O55.
The Key West citizen., 1952-07-02
Following
Through
BY
Pedro Aggilar

The Hialeah Post, American
Legion, viii bring their Junior
Baseball Club here on the Al OF
July for a game with > picked
Key West Junior Legion team.
The five clubs in the league
have plenty of talent and the
best that we have to offer
should give the visitors 4 real
test.
]. Santana Of the Evans En-
terprises club i leading the Jun-
ior Legion loop with 2e hits in
so tines at bat for ! $50 aver
age. L. Knowles with .3s5, Kerr.
1928; F. Frohock, $50; Rita, 80
and Diaz, $40 follow il that OF.
der for the Camera stere hoys.
For the Pepe's Cafe nine, the
leading stickers are: ]. Rodr;-
guez, $3.50; A. Leon, .3s6; Ba-
20, 800; Henriquez. .363.
The American Legion Post 8
is paced by Bers$ldi with ! Az
average. Stickney with .37t:
Bean, .280 and Santsna viii
.289 follow in thst order.
For the Key West Insurance
Company S. Perez Il top man
with 1856; and whitaker .2o2;
Pierce, .333 and Haskins with
.s23 are among the leaders.
The Key West citizen., 1952-07-02
G. E., Coates
CopCity Loop
Softball Wins

General Electric squeezed past
the THelco softballers in the first
game of doubleheader at Bay.
view Park Monday night. Smiths
double in the fifth climaxed a
three run rally which gave GE the
win.
Antezak. Telco second sacker,
sent his team ahead with a terrif-
ic homer in the first inning with
nobody on base, but the lead was
shortlived when General Electric
exploded for five runs in the Sec
ond featured by Clint Warren's
homer with two mates aboard.
Telco roared back in the third
with a five run splurge on two er-
rors, a walk, j. Atwood's single
and doubles by Pop Walker and
T. Atwood. They added another
in the fifth on two walks. a field
er's choice and a ground out.
General Electric started their
end of the fifth with a double by
Foley. After Brost walked, Light
cap lived on an error scoring Fo-
ley. After D'Avignon popped out,
Smith drove Brost and Lightcap
in with a screaming double to left.
Foley and Smith shared the hit.
ting honors for GE with double
and single in three trips to the
plate.
Antczak with homer ad sin
gle, and Walker with double and
single, led Telco's offense.
In the nightcap, the USS Coates
scored 10 runs in the sixth In
ming to defeat the VX-1, 1913.
The game was a tight pitching
duel between Gamble of VX-1 and
Fedey of the Coates.
VX-1 drew first blood in the
fourth when Gamble beat out an
infield hit and scored moments
later on Higgins double.
Four errors, two walks and five
singles, featured the rally which
gave the Coates the bah game.
Rueter's double and Murlock's S
single were the most damaging
blows of the inning.
VX-1 scored twice in their hall
of the sixth on a walk, an error
and single.
The win moved the USS Coate:
into a fourth place tie with the
Navy.
Tonight the Coates will meet the
Navy in the second game of a
doubleheader. In the first game,
the first spot in the loop win be
at stake when Coca Cola bats viii
General Electric.
The Key West citizen., 1952-07-02

on TO yield two runs in the next
four innings as the Giants handed
the Braves their sixth straight loss,
6-3. TO remain on the heels Of
the Dodgers.
1. Don Johnson--Handcuffed the
Philadelphia Athletics with two
bits and no runs in four innings
after Washington had tailed four
times in the sixth to preserve the
Senators s-5 victory. Washington
thus moved into second place, 3ia
games behind The Yankees.
S. Ted Wiiks- Relieved Forrest
Main with the bases loaded and
none out in the eighth and stopped
the Chicago Cubs cold for two in.
nlngs as Pittsburgh emerged with
a - victory
&. Fred Hutchinson--Stopped a:
Chica 20 ! run upTising In the sec
ond inu:hg and pitched seven score
less frames mstii be tired in the
ninth as Detroit rallied 10 down
tire White Sox, 90
In the two games where The
gsarter went the route Vic gascs.i
pitched the Yankees to . 81 RI
uranh aTer he Boessa Red SIX
snd Wilmer Vinegar Bend Mi.
cell har9ed she Sg. Louas Cardinals
to an s~3 Geesstaa oyef the Cincip-
nsti Rcnz
Bobby Brown. notified before the
game io Feport ior duty a. . doctor
in the Army ca july 10. produced
tire payaff ha for the Yankees. He
doubled Mickey Mantle home from
Eirst IN ,he esessth TO snap a "a
lae.
EroS jla@1srY Slaughter was
the b. ss1 in iAe Cards wir- The
veteran 0aase3ssgr has1ea IN five
Eunx Ash rar al houers To
naca 70 Roe1ss MsEsEss s-hss esfcn.
snx sla4saAer nseaEse ths soExrth
Fasyer amS1g tAe active naalrw
seaswegs 10 aass tAs~ i.aso rwns
bastaa TO mark. bettersrg thas
tnfal by noe.
The Key West citizen., 1952-07-02

Tommy yenn called for q pitch
out from Vidal and caught Chap
man a mile off third base. When
Chapman went for the piate he
made a rather clumsy attempt to
relieve cur bay Tommy of The
bali bus Nena would have none
Of that Both became perturbe3 as
matter 0f fast bat coolsr heads
prevailed
Pete Williams and Nap Reyes
looked good at the plate.
Eddie Trolanowxki
Eddie TruianoW ski was called
cut Of town In hurry when has
wife became iii fnakins ii neces~
sary for the Couehs Ia s3el3 . re,
vsmped iniield. Reyes vss shifted
60 fhirri base. Williams u, short snd
nesoaaa covered sereal Russ
Sails appeared "a the llrst base
position Iar she ogsene< sn8 hBrlcr
Rene SOILS paaspd sn ghe secoaa
game al sEat position. kvea So ths
CnHeh hrSt lina "a tlgseasa sga r&i
esi when they csaa psefszf taso staa
hse Pays tarlns feas5a a2&ed
very maeh at hanae ca the key
store sack when he sopsd sH
ever she field ani geae up wsah
two real siesalng gea4s Ig5e5<lcf
yRaEft&a Rssa8.zss~ .ess ia - sAe $50 ~
The Key West citizen., 1952-07-02
KEY VESTS RALPH EARTENSTNE WINS IN ARMY TENNIS
Writers Strike

NEW YORK R - The Inds-
pendent Radio Writers Guild called
a strike today against three major
networks. The guild said the walk.
out would disrupt broadcast Gov.
erage Of the Republican and Dem.
ocrat conventions in Chicago.
However. all three networks
National Broadcasting Co., Colums
bia Broadcasting System and
American Broadcasting Co.--said
their news programs would nee
be interrupted.
The Key West citizen., 1952-07-02
Bench Views
BY
JACK X. BURKE

The climax of the July 4th cele-
brat,on viii be a baseball game
between the All stars Of the Key
West American Legion League
and the Sullivan Babcock Post
from lfiaieah. Fla. at 7;45 p. m,
in Wicker stadium.
This contest viii be of prime
importance TO the local boys for
the Hlgleah team is one of the
top conteaiers fer the 10th Legion
District play-offs being held in Mi.
ani On july Ia and Is.
The siHgeen boys which make up
the local squad were picked for
their ability, experience and know
ledge by the managers aud ofilci-
ais of the league.
Plan q come olt 10 Wicker S
stadium, Friday. July 4 at 7:45
ard watch these boss Of ours Civ
lne their alI for you and the City
Of Key West
Some @209 fans enjoyed baseball
at its best tlsis past weekend Al,
thoQsh the hey West C0nclS had
to be satisfied wish a split. Il
shouS u the Iscai peoae that the
team WdA several more hitters
vs. sli ~ . contender for the leax
croHn
Just \ Wocd to the city fathers
vito resuctaatsy hesitate 10 better
ios toe plg sing surface Of the
slaqlaa u yog had 10 get of3
there aa5 play ng s foo3 Of sand
agai pgoba Hlg receive an injury,
what WOULD yQa ID to have II cor
ree
Tire v.ab iasase at ttse key West
Golf t5ub Is ngg5ae completion
2na the Segs p8H soon be en-
5ex|aE aAj sis efozgs SIS other
<is aa gp t @ay. Ja@ lopez
has saa1@5 .ts1 b few breaks
lAe gaia s2aE @ls be ahGn
seTera3 seecks aa3 csFe s119eses are
se 81 .
Dg tsaea5es, who daring the
past t&o eaazs has lnerusxea haS
& &se 10 gaeh va thai he
case a*eai cs tie trp ranking
a > e&s aEfed last
Eec scr New Yrs t4sy fg
Eeaf Il Is Fegfea t&a
saal gke 2 isfxr had to leave.
h as ra wal he naest a-
ese eE s aa mb0 A1ve r5ag-
esa & @a hm
oa s hns .
nas 6eenrge cae
* sns fs as sae Aex vest
3e e@H ss ea fv&ry
a sa@ ts r3 es glas
Hm 8S
The Key West citizen., 1952-07-02
Satcllel Paige
Hurls III Frame
Relief Chore
BY JOE RElcHLER
Associsted Press Sports Writer

baseeall'S unsung minute men
The relief pitchers--should feel
mighty proud Of themselves today.
Rarely. il ever. have the hurry.
Up hnriers performed as hrillian;Iy
IS they did Tuesday throughout
i''e major leagues.
Ranging from fhe ss1pegIative II
and 1o-taning chores OF Satehei
Paige aad Lou Brissie. respective
", 10 the 2-inning tenure of Ttsa
y 9sEks the performances Of 70
se"er than seven rescue WORKERS
were magnificent
Here II a rsind0Rn on the re.
neteFS Tuesday as ualy TAO 0f ths
is starters vent the distance
/. Relss1e ard Fsaage-~Heoked UP
in . spectarular pitching dBel fran
tae tetn tnnfng on w1th RrSssae
aHt IleVe3ana finally deEestgns fsae
81. lzszas Rrowns In a rrSors sytag
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The Key West citizen., 1952-07-02
EX-KEY WEST CITY
NET CHAMP ALSO
IN SEMI.FINALS
AT INDIANAPOLIS

Ralph Hartenstine, long one of
the leaders among local tennis
enthusiasts and now First Lieu
tenant in the Army Military Gov
ernment setup stationed at Fort
Atterbury. Indiana is continuing
his net activities in big way ac-
cording to word received from the
Indianapolis News.
Besides reaching the quarter
finals in the Indianapolis City
Championship tourney, he is high
in the standing of the Camp At
terbury net competition and has
a spot in the Fifth Army tourna-
ment at Fort Leavenworth, Kan.
sas starting on July nth.
The text of the News release
follows:
Camp Atterbuy has a standard
bearer of no mean proportions in
tennis ace, Ist 1t. Ralph Harten-
stine of the 408th Military Govern
ment Company. Entered in the
1852 indianapolis Championships,
the Key West star has been toppl-
ing favored opposition for the last
week to bound into the quarter-fi-
nal round tthe last eight in a field
of 1907.
Latest of Hartenstine's con-
quests-the one that set the Indi-
annapolis sports world on ends
his victory over fifth seeded Billy
Boyer, exTndiana University cap
tain and last years semi-finalist.
Scores were. SO, 6-2, 6-2. Playing
on clay for the first time since
the war, Hartenstine slipped all
over Fall Creeks Immaculate
courts Wednesday in the opening
set before the brutal drives of the
Hoosier giant. The large gallery
applauded the expected and awit-
ed an easy Boyer win.
1t never came. Using both an
American twist and slice serv-
ice-bouncing in opposite direc-
tions--the Army player fought
back with a series of drop shots
and lobs that sapped the accura-
cy of Boyer's game and then
stormed the net behind deep
drives to knot the count. Exhibit
ing tremendous stamina in the fl
nal set, Hartenstine raced all the
way to 81 before the seeded star
could stem the tide to make ii
So. Serving in the crucial eighth
game at deuce with the wind be.
hind him, Ralph fired two out.
right aces-the first a savage
twist and the second a cannon.
ball--to close out the match"
Asked about the recent upsurge
of tennis in his home state, Har-
tenstine said: I'VE are teaching
tennis en- masse in every Florida
town. As a result. new courts and
hundreds of early teenage play
ers are springing up with amaz.
ing rapidity,
The Florida Tennis Association,
he said, is turning to the Califor-
nia-type concrete as the surface
Of the future. II seems that ii is
not at all like pavement concrete;
a muriatic acid application gives
a satiny finish and another acid is
used to kill all surface glare"