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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-28

Fires First
Silver Shots
RY {. YATEs MCDANIEL

WASHINGTON Ut b e Air
Force has fired its first "Silver
bullets" in an effort to get what
gunfire hasn't bagged in Korea--a
live Communist pilot with a fly
able MIG15 or other modern Soviet
warplane.
In offering rewards to Red pilots
who land their planes on Allied
airfields, the United Nations Com
mand has come up with a jet-age
version of an accepted tactic in the
gaudy era Of Chinese warlordS.
The announced price scale for
the first man and aircraft is $780,
900 and for each subsequent pilot
and plane, $4,000. Any rewards
viii be paid out of an Air Force
contingent fund.
Senator's generally applauded
the plan, although fear was ex-
pressed that the psychological war.
fare move might backfire.
Chairman Saltonstall (R.Mass)
of the Senate Armed Services
Committee said in an interview he
regarded the offer as a bold
stroke.
Amy step, however unusual and
unprecedented, that leads in the
direction of a satisfactory solution
of the war in Korea is worthwhile
and should be tried" he said.
Sen. Morse Qnd-Orel said the
offer furnishes another example
of taking the initiative in demon.
strating to the people behind the
Iron Curtain that the Western
nations are seeking only peace and
to bring the war in Korea to an
end without bloodshed."
But Sen. Sparkman DALAI, a
member of the Senate Foreign
Relations Committee, said he won
derS if the psychological warfare
move might boomerang If no Com
munist pilot takes UP the offer.
What happens then? Do we lose
face and is Communist morale
boosted?" he asked. II don't want
to be in the position Of eriticizing.
but / hope the high command has
thought this through and weighed
all the risks"
Sen. Fulbright DARK said he
regards the $4,000 price tag on
the first delivered Jet as "a good
bargain just on a business basis. I"
He added that these Jets cost
more than that"
No one here knows how the Rus
SLAMS figure the cost Of MIGi5,
but its nearest U. S. counterpart,
the Fs6. runs to about $3.50. 900.
And the cost Of training an Amer
lean pilot Is nearly $50, 900.
However, Sen. Maybank (D-SC)
said he doesn't believe the u. S.
'can buy our way toward peace
with dollars.
The origin Of the term silver
bullets" Is obscure. Some old leg.
ends had ii that persons with
charmed lives we're immune to
lead bullets. but could be killed
with silver ones.
In China. the term took on a
special meaning. II was applied to
the idea Of buying what you
couldn't-or didn't want to risk
winning BY fighting.
Not so many years ago entire
Chinese armies changed hands for
less than 500, 900, and the "defeat.
ed" general usually got q high
sounding title thrown in for face
saving good measure.
The Idea Of tempting the Reds
with money has been q hlgh.leyel
Air Force proposal for some time.
Despite the hundreds of MICS shot
down by Allied airmen over Korea,
not a single unchanged, alrwcrthy
Russian Jet has been recovered
there, The Red pilots fight and
crash well on their side Of the
battlefront.
A Polish aviator Jew a MIG 70
Denmark last month and was given
asylum. His picture is used on
the leaflets bearing the Air Force
offer
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-28

and Who are AFRAID to return
hame
Nam insisted as he had On the
previous two days. that TIE Com.
munist proposal represented an
Obvious concession.
Nam concluded with the declara.
ton that hope Tor a. armlsties In
Karea could be resched only 10
the spirit az consultation. g
To this HarriSoa replied:
II have already stated thAt ycur
proposals ia their present form
are Unacceptable. Are sou pre-,
pared To suggest the nKHse a .
aeSfras state 10 take custody al
she prisoners cg wSrs"
Nam sad cnly. Il have nased
yosr a1sxssOa. /" TAea be proposed
- overnight recess. 70 whleh
haEgsSca agreed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-28

ing her to q museum that wanted
to preserve her for historical pur-
poses. Well?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-28

If a gallon of water is separated
into hydrogen and oxygen there is
about So cubic feet of oxygen and
1854 cubic feet of hydrogen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-28

II you ike 10 store cheese In
refrigerator container. make sure
The contalner has . tight.fltting
cover.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11

Yankees. n the Yankees played In
that band box they'd make Brock.
lyn's homer record look sick BY
comparison. Those Yankee right
handlers would hit those lels field
seats 50 hard, they'd be picking up
the splinteFs In Borough vall.
Mickey Mantle probal'e would
break Babe Ruth's re~s n he
played steadily 81 Ebs Field.
And how many homer 20 you
think CD McDougald vs9'i hi.
Forty-conservatively. And how
about Hank BauerY"
Richards words II praise for the
Yankees came 40 O surprise In
view II his critical remarks about
Casey Stengel and company all
season. Bot now that the pennanI
race was practically over, the asa
ally cautious Chicago skipper saw
no need 10 conceal his true feelings
regarding the Yankees.
I've read where TIE Yankees
are not Q good club" he said
They've been called anythlng
from cheese champs TO lucky 80
and-s0s Lncky my eye. They're
great club. II they had Bah
Ruth on this club. they'd be ths
greatest In history.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11
Chicago White
.SOx COncede
AL. Pennant

NEW YORK R-Manager Paul
Richards. whose scrappy but cut
manned white Sox are II games
off the pace, finally conceded the
American League fiag 10 the New
YORK Yankees today.
Furthermore. the fiery Texan
added. the Yankees are q eineh
10 beat the brooklyn Dodgers. the
National Leagues alnost certain
representative In the world Series.
thus becoming The first club IN his
tory 10 yin Eve Successive world
championships.
I'm tired of hearing al this
hogwash about Brooklyn's great
power hisiers." Ne said somewhat
heatedly. Maybe they've sol some
long bah hltters. nui nobody can
tell ne That The cracker box
they've aDt ever there (Ebbats
Field doesn1 help them. Al yoa
have Do 90 d hil . bah gUod 10
any part a TIE fed ard L wiil
20 over some fence.
sT-il tel yUa something They
dont have as mueh power ~ TIE
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11
Lions Entertain
Little League
Team AtDinner

The Lions Club Little League
baseball team. 1859 City Champ
Ions for the third consecutive year.
we're the honored guests last night
a the Llons Club dinner-meetina
ln the Lions Den on Seminary Sc.
Each player vas introduced by
Lion President Paul Abury, who
also coached and managed the Cts
Champions and ; short resume On
each boy vas given.
The Little League All-Sfars
Win leave Key West Saturday
morning for Miami where they
will meet the North Miami Lions
team In q return game. The key
West nine defeated she Miamians
10 last Saturday night knocking
them cot a q straight win record.
Lou carbonell led the club h
singing q few songs and AFTER the
various cogamillees made their re-
ports. the meeting was adjourned
A short meeting of the board 81
directors vas held Immediately a..
ter on an important project coming
up IN the very near future.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11

NEW YORK un-Ig's been two
days nov. and we've yet % hear
o. read our first bitter complaint
about the boost IN the price az
World Series bon seats from s. 20
$40. Our favorite neighhor appar-
emily reflected the popular attitude
AZ his dog pulled him past the
house.
THAT'S great" he said cheerlly.
''Now ! can SIC In my iavorits bar
and watch Il on ~ while she
suckers from out of town carry
the freight. ! can Use the money
I'll save"
Who did be think he was hid,
dlng7 We recall that IL the way
he watched at least the last twe
piay-offs here since We advised
him with great regret that there
we're no tree passes even for the
dependents Of baseball wriiers
much less for neighbcrs.
The truth h that over the years
We have known personally Of very
few citizens Of this town who wit.
messed q World Series game from
inside the park unless they had 3
very fine connection somewhere OF
else stood In line al the hleacher
safe. They've even cult struggling
since the bars we're alr.condi.
toned.
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Talked Al Wrong Time

SAN ANTONIO. Ter. W-Whlle
watching armored car guards
carry money bars into the federal
reserve bank about noon yesier-
day, four men parted IN . ear
aearby jokinely discussed TIE ease
with which q holdup could be
staged.
Their conveFsation wasn't cutie
% hanny when reviewed later a
city ian where they we're booked
Cor vagraney and Investigation.
ne man Who bad lounged 50
casually against Q lamp post near
their ear was Vice Squad Capt
Fred nttiepage.
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Brooklyn May Win Pennant Today


The tread toward making 60
BIG event exclusive began when
Larry MePhall. the red.haired
genius then running the Yankees
right after the var. Installed Q
sumptuons saloon and dining room
Inside his stadium and threw n
open 90 3 selected membershlp
composed exclusively of individuals
and firms Who eoald write = check
Cor ore or more season boxes.
There turned out % be an anna.
Ing number 81 these from the starr.
and once n became generally
known that snch q business "a.
pense" was 1eductlhla each March
IS there vas . virtual ssampeds
20 enroll. Rare Is The local flrm
employing more than six men ard
SRI these days which ean1 treat
ils oui-of-town customers or clients
% 9 large afleFnoon a lhe sla.
dunn. all fo- free.
II has been estimated that nms
s.ooo Of the stadmm's eholeest
seats thus are accounted Cor Al
each home game daring TIE ssa.
son. They might not BE- ocrupied.
bat the money Il In the Yankes
all lust the same. viii such 4
"membeFship" goes first shot a
tickets for Ell World Series gamas.
which means that at least that
msuy prime locations are Rone b.
fore the so-called public sale even
begins.
That. Of course. h only the start
II may be ASSUMED hat 10 other
city IN the world boasts Is many
politicians Is this one. or as mmny
influential eitiEens of great wealth
who are accustomed % getting
what they 50 after. Rare mast BE-
the resident Of Three Forks. Ia.,
who sets his mind on q world
Series loot and doesn't know some
body around here who can FIX him
up. By The time they're ell iaken
care Of The local fan has slim pick
lngs.
brooklyn has ~ plush club, but
II also has Thousands al season
seat holders who quite jussiflabiy
set first whack at the series. II
has been estimated that only 1900
of the a2.ooo chairs a. Ebbels Field
win BE available for general sale
for the three games scheduled
there.
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United States
I'm Zone Final

MONTREAL w-Ilsnri Rochon
swings . racquet with his lefs hand
and Lorne Main swings enc with
both. but II each had three hands
Il wouldn't help them much today
az ths Mount Royal Tennis Club,
They're the Canadians being led
10 inevitable slaughter by the
United States wrecklng crew oI
Tony Trabert and Vie Selxas In
opening singles matches Of the
American sone Davis Cup final.
Trabert. the new ehampi0n Of
the United States, meets the vet.
eran Rochon ~ 1880 pm. (ESTl.
Immediately Afterwards. Seixas,
holder Of the Wimbledon tile,
takes On little Lorns Main. Cana.
da's No. 4 player.
Barring q last minute reprieve
By the governor general. Il should
be quick and painless for the gen.
tlemen of the dominica. The Amer.
leans ere favored 10 win In straight
sets.
Tomorrow Trabert and seixas
hope DO ellnch the American rome
title In doubles match with Main
and young Paul wiley, leaving
Sundays final two singles assign.
ments 10 the teams second string.
ers-southpaw Bernard Bartzen II
San Angelo. Tex., and Straight
Clark Of Pasadena. Calf.
The Canadians would have 10
rive their approval Cor O change
In the American lineup. but this
Ia normally done as o gesture Of
good sportsmanship.
Roehon. . spindly legged French
Canadian who II 10 and Who has
been playing IN these matches
since 1915. took Trahert 10 four
sets IN the US. championships At
Forest Hills two years ago but
says now ne would be lucky %
duplicate that feat.
"Tony 10 much better now, |"
Henri said. HE has more conf.
denee. he serves and hits much
stronger"
Rochon himself goes IN Cor . var
lety II stuff, using slices and chop
shots - q mixture with fist drives.
But while tricky and . lefshander.
be probably win ee blown off the
court By the Cincinnati youngsters
big game"
Main Il . serappy, 1-year-old
retriever Who Yields q racquet
like the swltch-hltting Mickey Man
tie. using both hands for both back.
hand and forehand shots. He gets
extra power but must take an extra
step for most strokes.
Seixas. despite bis ssraleht-set
loss 10 Trabert In the Forest Hills
final. h on top q his game. lie
should win easily.
The American forces. captalned
b. Lawrence Baker. regard this
meeting IS q warmup for the chal-
lenge round matches against Aus.
tralia In December.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11


ma Ter west nigh School loot.
81 sauad wlll be ne aeiors and
Processes VullK VII put them
ghruuKh sheir PAGES IN 81 effort 70
axnlain lhe finer points q NE
Rridlrun pantlme % Key West fans
Nho ere helna exposed 70 thelf
fhlrd season a football IN q quaEtr
e. a Z century. volix h q nation
nIly knowm aulhoTiiy On tha mech-
nnies a ne pasllme.
Everything fFom . safety b
4 s'uunrsnrhaek sneak" wlll be ex-
planned during ne hour and : bali
nhow.
wnhsrt Bach, Who also preaides
a mlfrnphona IN Mlaml's Orange
nowa wlll handla the narrailon ior
lha affair. ne sehedala calls i0E
a. lmirndncaion of the players and
officials galso from The Orange
nowll md q quick Demonstration
~ blocking and taekllnG technaquea.
neehflsld msmewveFs sna e.
esmslve nna delemslve Stays wlll
- eulllned wlIh the plsYers SCI.
uelly ssims lhFswsh Ne sssps.
pamsus piays. asvlssd ~ 80.
aaamdlnw eeslsse eseshall eosehss
Ell hs damensiFaied, - vel.
nurimm tha inlermisaion. the Key
west MlRh School bard. Feplete
with lasl.slepplng baton twirlers
ard maiorsiies WI enlertaln The
gathering during TIE intermlsslon.
TIE whole performances wIll be
capped eli ~ q ao-mlnule intra-
squad aerimmage, giving key West
fans their first look at the 1855
vsFslon q he hlgA school grid
eomhlnation.
ne performance wIll marx ne
first time that che clinic has taken
% TIE read after becoming some
thing of an lnstllatinn In Miami
over tha eight years of iss exist
enee.
TIE Key West Quarterback Club
Il responsible fnr bringing the ell
nle 10 this city. W. Curry Harris
Is president e that organization.
DE pointed CT today that season
tiehets win be- on sale In booths al
the stadium during tonlght's pro
gram.
TIE tickets are going Ike ths
proveFhlal holraAes. he reported
and those wishing 10 purchase the
dueass should act quickly since
only 100 we're priEted.
Price Il $50 for The ten game
slate.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11
COMING EVENTS

SEPTEMBER ie--
Gym classes Cor Owe. Sea
Plane Base. 10 an
Navy Wives Bowling League
Naval Station Alleys. I pm
Key West Art and Historical So
eiety, T:s0 ,. m.
Island City Navy Wives Club No,
81. Bldg. 1Ts. Naval Station,
1880 q. m.
Junior Chamber Of Commerce al
club house, 3 p. N.
Zx-il monthly bridge
HS-i Owe luncheon, Raul's Res
taurant.
BPw az Woman's Club. Q .. m
~. Taylor owe Book Review
Group, az club. 10 a. m.
MAS owe luncheon. i2:90. place
10 be announced.
Dade Lodge No. II. Masonic
Group at Scottish Rite Temple,
p. an.
Monroe County PTA Council
lis pm.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IL
Navy Wives Bowling League. al
I pm. N. 5. Also open bowling
Key Wesf 'Lions. meeting. e.
pm. Of Lions Den. Seminary
Monroe County Hospital WON
ans Auxiliary Sewing group
At hospital. 2 pm.
Ceramic Glasses and hand weav
ing. 4 % 4 pm. West Martelll
Art School. County Beach.
Alcoholics Anonymous. close
meeting Cor members only
slsA Duval Street
Rotary Club luncheon, S. PAUL.
Parish Han. i2:w pm.
Thrift shop. Navy commissary
. 10 n
CAP cadets At high school, 10
pm.
Elks Lodge nt club house. Q pm
WV Post No. 3eli. II post hmoe
SPIN.
vx-l Owe luncheon
Martha Linda Franks Circle o
wMU at First Baptist. 10 an
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11
Magical Number
Is Too And Braces
Face Brooklyn la
TsUO-CGRse Series

prits who kept the Braves from
winning Il. are going 70 give The
Milwaukee fans q chance 10 see
the National League pennant
cllnched.
II could be tonight. n might not
be until tomorrow. And Of course
n the Braves are really inspired
the brewing capital population
may not get 10 see Il AZ all. since
the Dodgers are In town Zoe only
two games.
But since an eventual Brooklyn
victory ranks close behind death
and taxes as q sure thing. the
Dodgers almost owe Il to the Nh
wankee faithful 10 win right In
front Of Their eyes. Mere people
have seen games In Milwaukee this
season than In any other National
League city.
1t has been In Milwaukee that
The Dodgers have done the most
damage 10 the Braves. They have
won seven Of nine starts at the
Braves home field. The Braves
topped them IS a Ebbets Field.
Tho magic number" foe the
Dodgers Il two. Any combination
of two Brooklyn victories and MI
lwaukee losses win seal the deal
for Charlie Dressen's club. Since
q Brooklyn victory either tonight
or tomorrow automatically would
mean q Milwaukee loss things look
bright for the Dodgers.
Brooklyn could have had at least
q half share In The pennant nailed
down before moving into Milwau-
kee but Il slipped up In Cincinnati
yesterday and got beat e-s In n
innings. The Redlegs battered
three Dodger pitchers Tor 10 hits
and finally won On q gin run In
the nth. With the bases loaded
and none out Glen Labine walked
home the winning tally.
The Dodgers broke two home run
records although they hit only
one home run, Wayne Boards
blast In the eighth was the i.loist
homer In the National League this
season. breaking an all-time loop
lrecord. And Il vas the ia5th
Brooklyn home run this year, .
new high Cor the club.
In the only ether National League
game yesterday 81. Louis edged
New York &c. The New York
Yankees moved closer 10 the Am.
eriean League title with . i-o FRI
lumph over Chicago and Cleveland
bowed b Boston ia In the only
junior circuit action.
Eddie Lopat outduelled Sandy
Consuegra for the Yankee victory
vita the winning run coming On
Gene Woodling's second inning
home run INTO me lower let held
Stands At Yankee Stadium.
At Boston. Cleveiand's stretch
drive vas halted for only The
Ifourth time In "a games and the
indians fell 10 games behind the
Yankees. Any combination Of sew
len New York victories and Cleve-
Illand losses VIII give the Yankees
their fifth straight pepnant.
Ted Williams he his 10th and
liith home runs. In 90 times al BET
ne has collected 2s hits good cor
lei total bAses--ii home runs, two
doables end - singles.
The Cardinals regalned sole pos.
seS3lsn Of third place from the
idle Philadelphia Phlllles with
their victory over the hapless
Giants. Enos Slaughter's home run
lin the eighth proved the marghn
Iof victory as the Giants rallied Zoe
q pair In the ninth.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11

Ban Teas. Georgia Teeh halfhaek.
set I've new school records during
the 1851 season when be carried
tha ball Isl times and gained Tss
yards.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11

James Con Brady. whose Arts.
mo won the closing day Sapling
Stakes. led money winners during
The Monmouth PARA racing season
With tsl.s2s.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER IL

y A&&A*R&H 49, @~s@*M~~~@@
Old Fashioned nymn sing and
fellowship program. polnciana
Baptist Church. $50 pm.
Game nighs. GRO Club. MAS.
Jayteen Youth Center Dance.
Poinciana. Q % II pm.
Fern Chapter. no. n, oEs. Scot
fish Rite Temple. 8 pm.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER H.
Youth Tor Christ Rally. fleming
Street Methodist Church. ia
Fleming Street. TOO pm
Dance, GRO Club az Naval Air
Station, Keynotes Combos .
p. N. tn.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER Is
Loaia MART" Nro. 3. 0rdcn
cahanero de Ia Lnx. Inc.
meets az the Casa Temple. az
Amelia St.. $50 pm. every
Sunday
Cocktail Hour. 5 % .. m. at
MAS Cp0 Club.
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER a.
Gym classes Cor Owe, Sea
Plane Base. 10 Am.
Alcoholics Anonymous open
meeting. sisla Duval Street.
pm.
Jayteen Youth Center. Poinciana
movies. : .. n.
Logia MART No. :. Orden Cabal-
leros de MART. Inc. ID Temple.
sip Elizabeth St.. q pm.
DeMolay Mothers Circle, 81.
Paul's Parish Hall. T:s0 pm.
Wesleyan Service Guild. wScS
Of lst Methodist Ch., 1850 pm.
Gold Star Mothers al WV
home. pm.
Presbyterian Church executive
board, AZ church, 8 pm.
Anchor Ledge No. ls2. Scottish
Rite Temple, 8 pm.
Beta sigma Phi. at San Carlos,
SPIN.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Is
Bowling Cor ofglesrs Wives. I b
$50 pm. ag Naval Slation
Youth Cor Christ Bible Study. ai
Service Meas Christian Center.
nc - Whitehead 81
Combined social and handicrafl
hours at X. W. Youth CenleE
every TueA swenine. Open
house party. 3 pm
ladies Coli Tournament n. w.
Golf course. Q an.
Special Interest sewing grUups
$50 a n. 10 il:So .. N and
2p IN. 90 4 .. IN. home a
Mrs. Richard Reynoldh. TiC
Arthar sawyer Rd
Kiwanis Club. dinner meeting,
esfs p. N.
~ Taylor Duplicate Bridge. al
~ Taylor. 7:1 .. N.
Beginners Bridge. ~ Taylor.
y. m.
Every Tuesday. Fumha lessons,
~ Taylor. sis pm.
X. W. Chapter No. - Disabled
Veterans Al 0rden Cahallers
De Ia Lux Temple. "a Amelia
81. 3 ,. m.
KEY West Assemble No. -. Or
der Of Rainbow Girls al Scot
tish Rite Temple. To ,. m.
Minoea Council No. Is. Degrees
Of Pocahontas at Redman Han,
T:so p. m.
civil Air Patrol 81 American
Legion Home. Stock fsland,
p. m.
Thrift Shop. Navy Commlssary,
% q
LARA INT So. LuncheOa
Hist school PTA. Auditorium.
pm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11

Georgia Tech halfhack Leon Har-
demaB will break bis own school
scoring record every time he cross.
es the enemy's goal this year. Har.
deman scored io7 points In his
first two seasons for TIE Yellow
Jackets.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11

Walter Jahnson pitehea n years
IN The mator leagues. al Il tkam
vita ths Washington senatmA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11

Ira CBahel Hsnford vas the only
apprentice jocksty ever 10 yin the
Kenfacky Derby. re rode Bold Ven
tnre 10 yScfory IN TIE 1895 classic.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11
LAST NIGHTS FIGHTS
~ tvs ASSOCIATED Pnmss

BOST0N--Teddy fred Topl pa.
Wis. 10. Hartford. outpointed
George Arauto. lssi4, Providence.
n. T., 10.
NEWARK. N. J.--Joe Seraflnl.
is5it. Newark, outpointed Birdie
l.nlfa, Issla, Elizabeth, q.
DETROIT - Kenny Lane. rs,
Muskeeon. Mich. cutpolnled Eddie
Crawford, lisa. Akron. O.. 9.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11

Grover Cleveland Alexander won
"a games In bis rookie season Cor
the Philadelphia Phlllle In 1911.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11

More than five thousand Key West gridlron fans are
expected TO jam the Wcke Field Stadium tonight for
elr first look the Miami Herald Free Football Clinic
slated 20 get underway II 800 pm.
The program WIN be the same the one that drew
$4,000 fans 70 the Orange Bowl in Miami Tuesday night