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OFFICE FURNITURE
u SPECIAL SALE

TRADE-INs FROM BANKS AND
INSURANCE COMPANIES
Used but as good as new cond. Alum
mum typist posture chairs, orig.
cost $40, sale price $685.. Single
pedestal typiSt desk, S17.50; dble.
pedestal typewriter desk, S22. so;
unlimited quantity desks. steel and
cases, lockers, oak. mahog. and wal
nut offered at tremendous savings.
10000 So. tt. display space. free
delivery and parking.
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIPMENT
639 N. Y AVE NV
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STEEL

We have all kinds Of miscellaneous
steel, such as pipe, beams, reinforc-
ing steel, radiators. viii cut to size
GENERAL WRECKING CO., 1887
Brentwood I'd. AID. 2-6177. --12
STOVE-Magic Chef. 4-burner, table
model. fully insulated, peri. cond.,
yrs. old. chrome handles, sos.
10. 3-1924.
TABLE-Blond wood coffee table,
brand-new, S25. OIL. 4-6S50.
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PART TIME

Could you use S35 to $50 and I'D
per week? If you have 2 or 3 spare
evenings each week, we have a won
derful opportunity for pleasant
friendly work displaying costume
jewelry. approximately . hours
per evening. Will not interfere with
canVaSsing. delivering or collecting.
For further information. call OF
4-SSS7 between 4 and Z pm. 10
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Office Furniture

Useu posture chairs, $3.50 and up;
used typiSt's desks. $3.50 and up;
file cabinets, $50 and up; lge. stock
OF new and used desks, chairs, tables
available at tremendous savings.
1871 l. st, NV MA S-7S24 Il
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FURNITURE
BRAND-NEW-
COSTS LESS

BOTH STORES.
3-piece bed outfit t- sac
BOTH STORES.
Oinette-Table and { matching
chairs S3S
BOTH STORES.
Bedroom suites 3-piece: Spacious
dresser and mirror, roomy
4-draWer matching chest, full
size bed " S7S
BOTH STORES.
Sofa beds SAT
BOTH STORES.
Studio couches " S44
ARLINGTON STORE ONLY,
Lawson armchairs S29
FOR YOUR BEDROOM
por,J 7cPleGe cTe1 Bedroom Ensemble
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A Wonderful Value Even at S24q
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WHEN BOUGHT TOGETHER
TON ONG1
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hts. too, in every style, every price
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SAVINGS.
Even though My Friend Johns prices
are based on cash selling. easy
monthly. credit terms may be-
arranged
Our written lowest price guarantee
on all furniture. including nation
alIV known brands, given with your
purchase.
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SLAUGHTER'S
WILL SHOW YOU

How to save money, time and energy
by living at one Of our popular
downtown addresses. A tidy room.
phone and daily maid service. TV.
Good meals with no worry over food
shopping and houseTork gives you
time to meet nice people and enjoy
1875 1sth st. NV. pg, 1899
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THE JOHN KMPEN HOTEL

y Dix. of Conn ave. overlooking Rock
Creek Park away from traffic noise.
ConV transp dble. ard sgle rms;
pvt, baths avail: EXCEL meals;
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SETJ, XMAS CARDS

Easy spare-time cash: up to $50
weekly. No exper. nec.: nothing to
invest. Free samples of personal
cards that sell as low as 90 for
81 80. Boxes on approval Write
Dept. 201. LIBERTY BELL STUDIOS,
S39 Creenmount. Raltn 9 Md
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MIscEL. FOR SALE tcont., ,
BUILDING MATERIALS
Build a
Picket Fence

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MANY OTHER ITEMS
LUMBER, WINDOWS, DOOR, PLUMB
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- HOUSING PROJECT
10Th st. Sc, on Alabama COTTON OF
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Our Main Yard, and ONCE. 1881
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Girls

For cafeteria counter work, salary
Plus bonuses; experienced or mex
perienced. HARRINGTON HOTEL
KTTCHETERIA. l1th and E sts. NV.
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'-8 THE EVENING STAR

Washington, D. C.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER o, 1888
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$50 EASY FROM XMAS CARDS!
Sell only 50 EXCLUSIVE new 81 %
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BUDGET LOW?
$3.50 per hour selling HARRIET
HUBBARD AVER. Direct to con-
sumer by new home service plan.
RE. 7-197S. g
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S15 any avg. rm. Free est. Immed.
service. Also exterior. KE. S-466O.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

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HOW TO BEAT VANDALISM
Continued from preceding page

birds from Central America, or of sun birds from
Africa of tanagers from South America, all in
natural settings with plants and little running streams
What an experience to watch the public go through
that room silent lines of people looking and absorb
ing the beauty of living things almost in mood of
alteration can't remember that we have ever had
a case of vandalism in that hall
So that's the story. We people at the Zoo are con-
vinced that we have stumbled on real weapon to
fight public carelessness. don't mean that our trick
alone will end vandalism everywhere But we are
sure it will work in lots of places just the way did
for U.s. Public officials take note, and cynics take
heart! The End
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day, at meeting it was suggested we take down the
guard fence but about half the staff demurred saying
there wouldn't be flower left by the end of any day.
We decided to take the chance and risk damage to
these beautiful paintings of flowers How wrong the
doubters were! Hundreds of thousands of visitors
pass that spot and never a flower is plucked!
When one thinks that this innate respect for some
thing that is beautiful just naturally exists in
underprivieged people who have never had the luck
to have pretty home. it really touches you.
Another case will illustrate the point Several years
ago we made an exquisite place for the showing of
tropical birds. 1t was inside one of our buildings and
there the eye saw the brilliant colors of humming-
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STAINED GLASS s<{Au

THE world of art has always been a
Il source of inspiration for fashion de-
signers but. so far as we know, this is the
first time the famous stained glass win
dows found in Gothic churches all over
the world have been appropriated. The
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shapes and bold primary colors of the
glass were borrowed for the design of this
felt skirt by Casino. Bordered with black,
the scaled shapes encircle the bottom of
the full skirt. Scooped-neck jersey blouse
is also by Casino. - JOAN SHORT
Photograph BY Sharland
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-20
WEST PALM BEACH MAN
WINS XIV RIFLE TROPHY

: Sunday, April u, the Key West
Gun Club held its third annual,
'tGulfstream trophy smallboat Ri
fle tournament" There were lead
ing rifle shots both male and fe-
male from all over the state COM
peting. The shooting conditions
were very rough due to the gusty
winds which disconnected the best
wind dopers, as a result the
scores were very low.
The battle for the main price,
1.-THE Gulfstream trophy" donated
for annual competition by Jim
Muniz Of the Gulfstream Food De-
partment Stores Of Key West, was
not decided until the last shot was
fired. Mr.. F. w. Vandewater of
West Palm Beach won this prize
for the year 1858 with a score Of
15S1-7SX out Of a possible 1000
points.
Other winners are:
Match No. - 100 yards any sight
Winner - +. w. Vandewater,
3o9-2lx.
LIST Expert - r. Freeman, 1872
COX.
End Expert - NJ. Moumsey, 1872
13x.
LIST SharpshoOter = R. Ryle, 1884,
lax.
list Marksman - z. Ryle, 3sS-11x
Match No A.
Dewar Metallic Sights
Winner - Gwen Rossman, 1884,
23x.
LIST Expert - r. Freeman, 1884,
l6x
Ind Expert - B. Freer, ss3-l5x.
LIST Sharpshooter = R. Ryle, 1922
1sx.
LIST Marksman - z. Ryle, ssi-
Tx.
March No. ) - 50 yards any sight
Winner - r. Ryie, 4O0-31x
LIST Expert - NJ. Moumsey, 400.
lex.
End Expert = B. Freer, 3s9-29x.
LIST Sharpshooter - r. Virgin,
39s-1Sx.
LIST Marksman - z. Ryle, 1896
1Sx.
Match No. a. 50 meier any sights
Winner - ]. Buckley, 397-25x
LIST Expert - f. Vandewater,
396-20x.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-20
HIGH SCHOOL NINE sLAUGHTERs GEsU 81
Sports Mirror

BY The AssOeisasd Press -.
TODAY A YEAR AGo-shs s..
Louis Browns defeated the Chicago
White Sox, III, for their fourth
straight victory and their longess
winning streak in two years.
FIVE YEARS AGO-Bobby FsI.
Ter held the st. Louis Browns b
two hits as Cleveland won, 20, b.
fore record opening day crowd
of &c, 1853 at Municipal Stadhm.
Cleveland.
TEN YEARS AG0-Casey Stan-
gel. manager Of the Boston Braves,
suffered a broken leg when struck
by an automobile.
TWENTY YEARS AGO-Tony
Canzoneri, lightweight champion &
the world, lost a nontitle bout 70
Wesley Ramey at Grand Rapids,
Mich.
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Key Vests Power
Too Much For
Miami School

Key West High School
easily trounced the Gesu
High baseball team of Mia
mi by a 16-1 score Saturday
night in Wickers Stadium.
Cruz, Key West pitcher,
not only allowed but two
hits to Gesu, but personally
garnered three for his side.
@. Lastres, and Rodriguez
got the only extra base hits,
and also stole the only bases
Of the evening.
Gesu was able to score
but one run in the two
games played in the Island
City. Cruz's fast ball ac-
counted for eight strike
outs.
The box scores:
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bid for a no-hitter. The AS col,
leeted 10 hits off loser Jim Nc
Donald and Whitley Ford but Gus
Zernial's home run was all Kellner
needed. Two-run singles by veteran
Johnny Mize and rookie Bill
Renna helped Ewell Blackwell to
his first game win.
The last time pitcher shut out
the Yankees in two successive
starts was in 1884 when Schoolboy
Rowe Of the Tigers BANKED them,
20, in New York Aug. IL, and
again in Detroit by the same score
Sept. IS.
A three.run outburst in the 18th
highlighted by Bobby Young's
clutch single and daring base-run-
ming, gave the Browns their uphill
win over Detroit. Relief pitcher
Marlin Stuart, former Tiger,
gained his second win over his
former mates In two days, Satchel
Paige. the ageless wonder, saved
Stuart's win with a Leaf relief job,
his third in the last four games.
Ned Carver, traded by st. Louis
to Detroit last August, lost his
second straight to his ex-team-
mates.
Jackie Jensen's double and triple
paced the Senator's to their first
victory Of the year.
Roy Campanella and Duke Snider
drove in four runs apiece, Jackie
Robinson reached base for the
eighth straight time and rookie
Junior Gillian stole three bases as
the Dodgers made it three in row
over the hapless Pirates.
Stan Musial's first home run, in
the fifth inning, snapped 4 SO tie
and gave the Cardinals their
second win in three games to boost
them into second place.
Bill Bruton, the flashy Braves
rookie center fielder, continued his
spectacular hitting, collecting two
of Milwaukee's eight safeties, to
give him 10 hits in IS times at bat.
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ter yesterday morning and attend.
ed services at the Reid Memorial
Presbyterian Church with the First
Lady and their daughter-in-law,
Mrs. John Eisenhower.
On arrival at the church the
President told the pastor, the Rev.
Massey Mott Heltzel, he had been
under the weather all night with
q case Of food poisoning that de-
veloped early Thursday. He ad.
ded, however. that be was over
the attack and ready for golf with
Taft.
Talking to newsmen after the
service, the pastor quoted Mrs.
Eisenhower as having told him the
President was "really sick" and
I'VE were really concerned about
him."
Taft said he had come 'just for
golf" But he and the President
also had opportunity to talk over
such things as the Presidents
world peace plan and legislative
problems.
In the latter category, for ex.
ample, there is the Senate log jam
created by what TAFT called the fill
ibuster being waged BY opponents
Of the submerged oil lands bill.
Taft is staying at the golf club
In a cottage adjacent 70 one &C.
cupied BY the President and Mrs.
Eisenhower.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-20
PAR LICKS
BOTH IKE
AND TAFT
BY MARvIN /. ARRoWsMITH

AUGUSTA, Ga. u - President
Eisenhower and Senate Republi-
can Leader TAFT - a couple of
golfers somewhat unhappy about
their scores--hope to do better In
another joust with par today.
The President and the Ohio SEN
taor played IS holes at the Augusta
National course yesterday but kept
their tallies a deep secret.
They said both their scores
we're so bad they didn't want any
one to know" Presidential Secre-
tary James C. Hagerty told re-
porters, who were barred from the
course.
Hagerty said he tried hard to
learn the scores but got only an
indication they we're pretty high"
The only other time Eisenhower
and Taft played together - two
weeks ago in Washington--the Pre-
sident shot 80 for Is holes and the
senator had q 81.
Eisenhower and the man he de-
feated for the COP presidential
nomination planned to play ano-
other round today before Taft re-
turns to Washington. He was
scheduled to leave in the afternoon.
Hagerty said the President had
decided to put off his own return
to the capital until Tuesday at the
earliest, instead Of going back to-
day as he had planned.
He wants to play more col, =
Hagerty explained.
Taft new in from Washington
yesterday morning as the Presi-
dent was returning to the golf club,
where he has been vacationing for
the last week, from church
services.
Hagerty had announced Satur-
day night that Eisenhower would
forego church because he wasn't
as completely recovered from an
attack Of food poisoning as he had
thought. The Secretary said at the
same time Il was uncertain wheth-
er The President would be well
enough 10 golf with Tan.
But Eisenhower felt much bet.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-20
Philip Turner
Wins Expert
RifLenlGn Medal

The Expert RifIeman Medal,
second highest award in junior
shooting, has gone 70 Philip A.
Turner. IS, son Of Mrs. Mary
W. Turner. IS sissbee Road, Key
West, Florida. fhe National Rifle
Association announced today.
In three years of shooting,
young Turner has risen through
- lower rankings to achieve the
expert rifleman rating. With one
more award, he viii be cIassi-
fled as a distinguished rifIeman,
along with other top junior
shooters Of the nation.
A senior at Phillips Academy,
young Turner is . member Of
that seadenY's Junior Rifle
Club. His instructor is Donald {.
Merriam.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-20
Havana Cubans
Suffer Five
Straight Losses
By The Associated Press

The Miami Sun Sox and the Ft.
Lauderdale Lions kept their rec
ords clear in Sundays competi.
ton and remained in a dead heat
for the. leadership in the Florida
international League.
Miami's league champions de-
feated the West Palm Beach In
dams rs in ten innings for their
fifth consecutive victory. Ft. Lau-
derdale ran its win streak to five
games BY clipping Havana in both
games Of doubleheader, 1876 and
SIS.
Havana and West Palm Beach
trail the league with five straight
losses.
st. Petersburg defeated the
Tampa Smokers So in Sunday
nights other game.
Paul Armstrong singled Ed Lit
tie home with Miami's winning run
In the tenth after Doc Alexson
had tripled and scored on a single
by Willie Davis to tie the score
in the eighth.
0utfielder Gordon Bragg got a
deep cut on the face when he col
Iided with Hector Faberelle as
both went after Alexs0n's long
blow to right center field.
A bases LOADED double by pinch
hitter Mario MarsaIisi drove in
three runs to give Ft. Lauder
dale its decisive margin IN the
fifth inning Of the first game with
Havana. In the secord, tworun
double by George Handy won the
game In the seventh.
Bob Suba tripled with the bases
loaded in the fifth to give st. Pc
tersburg the necessary runs TO de-
feat Tampa. Four threats by the
Smokers were killed off by double
plays in the Saints infield.
ToNICHT'S GAMES:
Tampa at Miami
Fit. Lauderdale at st. Petersburg
Havana at West Palm Beach
THE STANDINGS.
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WOrHey Wins
CGLUert SGiIfish
Trophy AaCard

G. L. WorslsY. sd Arthur
Sawyer Read. will be- presented
the calvef Sailfish trophy for his
record catch Of . sailfish weigh
ING sixfy-sisht pounds. length .
feet. six inches, ava inches IN
grifh.
Wortley landed his catch On
January ~ aboard the MAS SIC,
. sesplane Base Tsersaiion kost.
Presentation Of The trophy will
be made on May s 81 the Jay
zee clubhouse. ElasIar Avenue.
Albert Dvblers calvsrt,s sales
representative Is expected 10
award WortIeY The trophy.
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End Expert = ]. vandewater,
3S5-23x.
LIST Sharpshooter = j. Freeman.
S95-25x.
LIST Marksman - ]. A. Smith.
3SS-l7x.
Match No. - anYsight ssgregase
Winner F. NJ. vandewater,
1890.
LIST Expert : R. Freeman. 1854.
elk.
End Expert : NJ. MOumsey,
1st Sharpshooter : R. RyIe,
11s4-Ssx.
LIST Marksman : z. Ryle. 1l4s-
Match No. s - Grand aggregate
Winner F. NJ. vandewater
15S1-79x.
LIST Expert = R. Freeman, 1871.
Tx.
End Expert - B. Freer. 1574.7sx.
list Sharpshooter - R. Ryle.
1576-S0x.
lst Marksman ]. A. Smith.
1518-46x.
The Club wishes to thank Dan
forsythe. 1t. j. Brewer, Machin.
lst Craig Queel, ]. D. Ellis. Mr..
Redburn and Sam Ward for the
excellent job they performed in
running a smooth match. also Mrs
Ruth Forsythe and Mrs. EVELYN
Freer for handling the refresh.
ments SO ably.
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Kellner Shuts Out Yanks For
Second Time In Six Days
Bruton Gets Ten
Hits In First
ID Times At aBt
BY JOE REIcHLER
APP SporfswFifer
APP Sportswrifer

The 1858 major league baseball
season is going 20 be choek-full 81
surprises, if the first week is any
criterion.
Just look what happened yester-
day, the first Sunday of the cam
paign, and only the seventh playing
day.
l. Alex Keilner, vic dropped six
of seven decisions to fle New York
Yankees last year, shut out the
world champions for the second
time within six days. The tall
Philadelphia Athletics left-hander
became the first pitcher in 20 years
to blank the Yanks twice in a row,
two-hitting them, 30. in the second
game of yesterdays doubleheader.
He turned them back, so, on five
hits opening day.
2. Bobby Shantz, who didn't lose
two in a row last year until early
in September, dropped his second
straight start when the YankS de-
feated him, SO, in the first game.
The Yankees also took him to
camp, Al, last Wednesday.
3. The st. Louis Browns, gen.
orally picked to finish deep in the
second division, are leading the
American League today with five
triumphs in SIX games. An lin
ming SO win over the Tigers yeSter-
day gave the Browns sweep of
the three-gme series in Detroit and
extended their winning steak to
four in row.
A. Walter Masterson, discarded
by the Red Sox las summer as
all washed up, turned on his form
er mates with five-hitter, tanning
nine, as he pitched the Washington
Senators to a 40 triumph over
Boston.
5. Although they accumulated
only nine hits off five Pittsburgh
pitchers, the Brooklyn Dodgers
were recipients Of IA bases on
balls and stole four bases to over
Whelm the Pirates, l2-4. The result
boosted the Dodgers first-place
lead in the National League to one
full game over st. Louis and
dropped the Pirates into the cellar
with four defeats in five starts.
6. The Cardinals scored two runs
on two Milwaukee double plays,
enough to give them as victory
over the Braves il a game that
was halted in the first inning be-
cause Of a snow-hurry. A binding
snow, incidentally, halte d the
Dodger-Pirate game in Pittsburgh
for 81 minutes.
Snow, rain and cold weather
forced postponements Of scheduled
double-headers between Cleveland
and the White Sox in Chicago, and
Chicago and the Redlegs in Gin
cinnati. Unplayable weather condi-
tons also wiped out a scheduled
game between the Philadelphia
Phillies and New York Giants at
the Polo Grounds.
Kellner's feat highlighted Sun
days diamond activities. The 2S-
year-old native Of Tucson. Ariz..
did not walk a batter. He faced
only % Yahkees. A double and
triple BY Gene WO0dIing spoiled his
TT. Lauderdale 10 Havana s (first)
TT. Lauderdale ) Havana 3 tsec-
ondl
q PETERSBURG < Tauna
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Following
Through
BY
Pedro AguiIar

On Wednesday, May 6 at the
Wickers Stadium, the American
Legion Junior Baseball league for
1858 viii get underway, and the
boys are just waiting the call of
play Ball..
The first game win bring togeth-
er the Evans Enterprises nine
and the Legion Post No. 1853. Local
merchants have donated prizes to
be given away to fans, between
innings, and the high school band
will furnish the music.
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Cancer Drive
Benefit Game

N~(AA~AAS N6AAAN
On Thursday, April q, the Key
West All Stars will play the Navy
All Stars at Wickers field. All pro-
ceeds win go towards the drive,
and players, umpires and scorer
will donate their services. The To-
Gals have played tie Navy All
Stars every year on Navy Day first,
then on Armed Forces day, for
the last six years. This year Armed
Forces day viii be celebrated on
May Is and there is possibility
that they may play again on that
day.
Remember fans on Thursday
night at 1880 at Wickers Field for
the benefit Of the Cancer Drive.
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There have been four foreigners
who held the heavyweight boxing
crown, Fitzsimmons ENGLAND ],
Burns (canadal. Schmeling Ger
manyl and Camera (Italy).
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Boxing Results
SUNDAYS FIGHTS
BY The Assoeialed Press

Havana Jimmy Cooper, 1884,
Washington, D, c., stopped Puppy
Garcia. 127, Cuba. 4,
Singapore Hector Constance, las
West Indies. stopped Mai usman,
1as, ThaiIand, 1.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-20

Errors: Allison, Murphy, Mag.
gio, two-base hits: G. Lastres,
Henriquez; stolen bases: G. Las.
tres, Rodriguez, sacrifices: Gates.
Cruz; bases on balls: Lopez s,
Byrnes I, Cruz 8; strike-outs: Cruz
s, Lopez 2. Byrnes / winning pitch
er: Cruz losing pitcher: Lopez.
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TT, Lauderdale 10 Havana 6 (first)
TT. Lauderdale 5 Havana 3 tsec-
ondl
st. Petersburg S Tampa 2
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8 THE key wEsr cITlzna
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IDiAIs~~v q 10 q q
Walked for solomon in 9Th
Ieana-
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