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Evening star., 1953-06-30

'GUYs AND DOLLS" . musical play.
produced by Cy Feuer and Ernest II.
Martin, based on story and character
by Damon Runyon, music and lyrics by
Frank LoeSser. book by Jo Swerling and
Abe Burrows, dances and musical num-
berS STAGED by Michael Kidd. SETTINGS
ana LIGHTING BY 10 Mielsiner. At the
National.
The Cast.
Nicely-Nicely johnson - Jack Prince
Benny Southstreet II Al Nesor
Rusty Charlie ---- Douglas Deane
Sarah Brown Susan Hight
Arvide Ahernathy Pat Rooney
Mission Band - Jeanne 9chlegel.
Paul Migan, Maureen Mentally
Harry the Horse ------.. Dell Markeo
1t. Branniaan -------- Tom Ahearne
Nathan Detroit -------- Julie Oshins
Angie the Ox----------Tony Garden
Miss Ms A ADELAIDE -------,s I've WitnsEss sas.
joey Biltmore -------- Bern Holman
Gen. Matilda d. cartwright.
Netta Packer
br,,rS b,s JulAe ------------,..S snTa1ys g: THy
Dancers.
Lynn Bernay, Gene. Carrons, Louise
Golden. Gretchen Wylef, Marcia MAier,
Loretta Moffat, Joan Petrone, Ann
sparkman. Onna White, Bob Bernard.
Marc West, Bob Evans. Paul Cannon,
Peter Gennaro, Philip Nasta, Ken.
meth Urmston. Ben Vargas.
Evening star., 1953-06-30
Hollywood Diary
Gloria Turns Down
Picture With Peck
BY Sheiloh Grdhom-

Gloria Grahame would rather
be with Cy Howard in Holly
wood than Gregory Peck in
Europe. Look for her to turn
down Might People" announced
by goth Century-Fox for Greg
and Gloria.
The London Sunday Chronicle
described Laurence Olivier's
singing in "The Beggar's Opera
as "Threadbare Baritone" Hope
this means Larry will stick to
dramatics, at which he's great.
Maggie Chapman is the girl
most likely to land the Cathy
role in MY Friend Irlma."
Gene Tierney and Prince A.
Khan cohosted a party for so
at the Pre-Catalin Restaurant
in the romatic Bots de Boulogne.
It isn't that Vittorio Gassman
loves Shelley Winters less, but
he loves Italy more than Holly
wood. and this will put their
marriage at the crossroads when
he leaves for Rome afte
Rhapsody"
No wonder Martin and Lewis
stopped traffic in Scotland. They
wore kits! Debra Paget is
getting smart in the ways OF
publicity-meaning the mystery
of that diamond ring on the i'm
portant finger her lett hand.
Robert Mitchum's running
commentary during the press
preview of white Witc h
Doctor" was funnier than the
picture and Susan Hay
wards impeccable appearance
in the jungle reminded me OF
Orson Welles reprimand to a
photographer when he was mar
ried to Rita HayWorth-"horses
sweat, people perspire, Rita
glows."
Glenn Ford left for Brazil
without giving his side of the
feud with Ann Sheridan during
Rage OF The Jungle" But
Producer Ben Bogeaus will
speak for him-and he's speak
ing Of legal action.
Money means nothing to
me-" declared Zsa Zsa Gabor
when I asked for the Dun and
Bradstreet rating Of her Pari-
sian admirer, Porfirio Rubirosa
So you see how we've misjudged
her all these years! And now
Mama Jolio is getting into the
act. The oldest Of the Gabors
is planning a straw-hat tour.
Farley Granger has transfer
red his bank account to New
York. He's reading play scripts
like crazy for a winter debut on
Broadway.
Robert Ryan and Jack Pa
lance are fighting it out for tbs
Jack Dempsey Story" They
are both eager to put up theil
own cash to snag the picture
rights. But Dempsey's early
manager is holding up the deal
Gary Cooper stands to make
half a million dollars from his
20 per cent share of Return
To Paradise"-and he'll keer
most of it on his 18-month tax
vacation.
Macdonald Carey, in Phila-
delpf1ia for a re-Broadway try
out Of DAY OF Grace" called to
tell me he wouldn't sign for q
TV deal because of a INC
movies" clause. This really is
a switch. In the play, Mac
plays a Jesuit novitiate.
Fred MacMurray decided te
Evening star., 1953-06-30

OF THEE I SING" by George oersh-
win. book by George 8. Kaufman and
Morrie Ryskind. lyrics by Ira GershWin,
6 6srf johnson; music under the direction
9Ls Jay Chernis, choral direction by Boris
H0San' ehoreography STAGED by Fred
Kelley. production supervised by Con-
STANCE Bennett. At the Carter Barron
TINE CAST.
Louis Lppman -----Gene Rand
Erancis x. Gilhooley - Jack Davis
Mather Arnold Fulton Malcolm BeSgs
senator HObert-.----Ernest Sarracino
senator Carver Jones = Jack Leon
Alexander Throttlebottom Loney Lewis
John !. wintMifnass wintsrsrsen--Aaa aaasy fases aiess
5isaa s psveTsauz-D -DoFothess ma Mscfsriand kaSnad
Mary Turner Dian Drake
Vladimir Vidoyitch- Ray Olmstead
Ynsef Yussevfteh- Harry MacNewman
SsIrhroI,t SSnisf Justice e------B Bob Watts
French Ambassador Herb Carey
2 French Soldiers RaTrel R;iT MebnsstS Flsns.tS
Senator From Massachusetts,
senate Clerk Ralph Patterson
~,,,.s.-. > Bill Mcdonald. Tom Pence
Jerry Ames. Vincent Mertno
Evening star., 1953-06-30
Murtinsburq Proqrom

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, June
80 (SpeciaD Col. Frank Rich
ards, member of the General
Staff Committee on the Ma
tional Guard and Reserve
Policy of the Office of the
Chief of Staff in Washington,
will be principal speaker at the
Fourth of July memorial pro-
gram in this city.
Evening star., 1953-06-30
Archives to Show Film

Land lef Liberty. a film pre-
senting highlights of American
history, will be shown at the
National Archives Building at
3 pm. Tuesdays. Wednesdays
and Thursdays during July.
Evening star., 1953-06-30

you'd better stick to your happy
memories. unless, of course, you
lnderstandably can't pass up
this music.
Evening star., 1953-06-30
The Passing Show
The Posing Show
Season of Guys and Dolls
Brings Cheer to National
By Jay Cormody

Summer the pnics bless heart
the National Theaer night
will last for six weeks.
The other guests the characters "Cuys Dolls"
musical that has been entertaining Broadway
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-12

new modern kitchen and dining fa-
cilities. The old mess hall will be
turned into an activities lodge for
handicraft, indoor and evening en-
tertainment programs.
The boys at Camp st. Joseph
will follow the same full schedule
from morning till night as they
have in past years. Reveille early
in the morning brings the campers
to the beginning OF a complete day
of activities suited to the taste of
every real American boy.
Sports of all kinds are played by
the youngsters in various age
groups. Supervised swimming in
the beautiful camp swimming pool
is treat which all the campers
look forward to during the day.
Crafts, hiking, boating and many
forms of entertainment fill the
entire day which ends with taps
and lights out at 900 pm.
Three times week and Sunday
the youngsters are given the oppor-
tunity of attending the Holy Sac
rifice of the Mass.
Camp st. Rita, now 80 years old,
offers to the Catholic girl the very
same fine opportunity of a real
vacation. The girls camp, situated
in cool grove between Canal Win
chester and Groveport, teens with
activity suited to the taste of the
young girl.
Boys and girls interested in go
ing to the camps this summer still
have an opportunity to apply.
There is still plenty of room for
youngsters seeking a real Catho-
lie vacation in a Catholic atmos-
phere.
Application may be made at the
Camp Office in the Catholic Youth
Bureau, 246 E. Town St., or by
calling Ma. 589l.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-12
81. Catharine Wins
Catholic Grade
School Trophy

ST. Catharine added another title
to this years collection last week
when they defeated Immaculate
Conception 80 for the Columbus
Catholic grade school champion
ship. Previously st. Catharine's
had won the city basketball title.
Immaculate Conception was un-
beaten before the contest. With
two out in the last (fifth) inning,
none on and the score 20 in favor
of the &c squad, st. Catharine
cashed in on a wild streak by ace
lefty Butch DeMattis, an infield
hit by Steve Hagman and an er-
ror to score three runs.
DeMattis allowed only two hits.
And that's all Immaculate Con-
ception could get off Jerry Morris,
the Saints winning pitcher.
The win gave st. Catharine a
season record of 10 wins and two
losses.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-12
St. Charles Opens
Defense OF City
Baseball League

St Charles, which has won or
tied for the championship the past
three years was scheduled to open
defense of its honors last Saturday
in the Central Ohio Summer Base.
ball League. This is the fourth
year the loop has operated.
Other teams in the league are
Delaware, East Upper Arlington,
Grandview, West Jefferson, Colum-
bus North and Circleville.
The teams will battle through a
IA game schedule.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-12

Pstronl1s fne Times Advertisers.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-12
St. Christopher,
Unbeaten In Girls
Grade SOftbalI

st. Christopher finished the sea-
son with an unbeaten record in
the North West loop of the Colum-
bus Catholic grade school softball
league, The Christopher's finish
ed with six straight wins.
Tied for first place in the South
East league are st. Leo and Cor
pus Christi, both with won, |
lost records.
The standings:
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-12
E1-DOUer Coach
MOUes To Michigan

Jack Castignola, assistant foot
ball coach at Hamilton Catholic
high school and former football
mentor at Dover st. Joseph's re-
signed recently to accept the head
coaching job at Central Catholic
high school in Monroe, Michigan.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-12
Two Diocesan Youth Camps Complete Plans For
Diocesan Summer Camps Open
Sunday; Still Time To Register

The Diocesan Summer Camps,
st. Joseph for boys at Lockbourne
Ohio and st. Rita for girls at Ca
nal Winchester, will open for ten
week season on this Sunday. Both
camps will offer a splendid sum-
mer vacation in Catholic atmos-
phere for boys and girls from the
age of 8 to 16 years.
Camp st. Joseph in its twenty
seventh year of existence will be
ready to do business" with its
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-12

BELEM, Brazil - (NC) - His
Eminenee Augusta Alvaro Cardinal
da Silva, Archbishop of Bahia, has
been named by His Holiness Pope
Plus XII as Papal Legate to the
National Eucharistic Congress to
take place here in August.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-12
TOO LATE
TO CLASSIFY
COLUMBUS

Elderly couple would like middle aged
Catholic couple TO share home in ex-
change for caring for invalid. FIR. 26752.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-09

Mn N0aK R-rAa hsml san.
e.daiss uha-N1 iacs tpagA opposi.
Use Aa1aF1ay w1ale a. weI d
tske tes pass aefrase pass fram
Aosre n&mss book
A AnsrlSa g5hnmy Laumers
outstanding peFformanre enabled
ne lF1sA % remaa uakaalen allrf
e 80 battle wIes surprisinKly
teesn Ftan Laftnxr regurnsd !
klekali sz yards scr ens touchdown
ana sei ~ TO mors. But Il was
"a enc Ecus pas Etercepfioa i
~ iinal qu4rteF. Alag = oaaker
eriHs. taai asEured victory.
hs an old siory far ne eoumgry's
Ne I team. wh.eh ascs a skllled
pass eelense a. naajor weapon
~ lis campaign tor ne natsonal
ehamF .anshiE.
hEh quartsrbsek Ralph Cagll.
eimi thFew . searins pas co ne
frsf pay after interceptine an
uklahoma aerial ta pzs Aotrs
Dane safely ahead N q game 4
woa 1sszi. Gngiielmrs ss-yard scor'
iaG runhaek q a. nlercepsiou
AGAINST Aayy bruks ne eontesl
Niih ne Mi1diez wlee open.
Aua sood pass asfsnse Is blsi
Nhai ne docior erGex Coz ucLA
AGAINST Washington. Georkia Tea
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-09

ia sfruax ranninr Eams rhe Ter.
rapsns lave gixrn up a1st I've
inafhdgNm n dsia - tie ~
pas&es
oklshsna halfbssk LsrTy 6rEE
hatied away a pass 81 re Saunsr
m b 80 . Mla1o1r tArtai ant
frum thera - naiiunt Ne q team
marehed q Ne tackts4n thai
save ter : TT trtumpA. Gaia
hoAa. ga Setea izxoriie lof ~
orangs BeWl ean assure . cun.
isFsncs tie ls ~ cxsssuzG igwa
siaia saturday
Stanfard flnds a. coast supram.
aey ekalisnept b UCLA beeauss
ef . late-aWaken1ng Soulhxrn Cal.
tornia pass defsnse USC. ineiiEi
he for ne hoss buwi thn year
ran haek e. lntxrcepted sass d
set - San Tsaxalskit held Eoal
tAai meani . - ririory va "a
seeands Zen ta ne sane Eaf1eF
staaford's BE Garrett I'D eom
plsted - passes ior "a yards and
nfse toa<htoNns lrunlcaay d sss
ne only lntnFcepslon at a. Garrett
tosssa
Foarth.Fnnkad Ilanois. gnining
momentam h q drive iur ths BE
Tea ehampionship sna q paaa6sna
wa uiih saphomoFes J & Care.
lne ard Mirkey Bates AZ me
prims movers. meets Niscoakin.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-09
Miami u. Facing
Defensive Drills

MANI She university of
Miami fostbau 'sam faces plensy
el d9Ien1lFe saammaKe tnday az
ne hurricanes prepare Cor w.
9tnia Polytsehnie lnstifuia in ne
oFanGe bowi Fraday nishL
The 6eisnss haa hesn anyfhlnR
hut slmrdy e lac. yieldlnw thres
sungh6owna eaeh 70 Nebraska and
For6ham anA fDur b Maryiaaa
End Anharm.
nslmFn - Ted Lnhas Il expected
- help ne auard sitmatlon co..
sideFahly sna ssseA Anay eussai
90 plMna ta mskR exiensiVe zee
~ fIekAmea IL tha karkflal6. -
slnainK nun haatman a halfhaek
sd Doa nsaaeisf a falhaxk
Freshman bab itekTxen Is nlatpd
- make hls appeafanes II ear.
tsrbaek.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-09
PASS DEFENSE AIDED NOTRE
DAME IN PENNSYLVANIA TILT

agalnsf Aiahama snd Naylans
againsi Mississipp - the tArss
trans battle Soc bnwl asxlxnmenis
Nlnlh.Fanked uCLA. de lass
wesk. lGhts Era skanes - ue
sianforda Pnellas Coast CamfeF.
sace Leaders u re raee iur ths
Rose Boml whlla ihe lnaiana re
outklde ths PC aGainsl Saa Jo1s
state. Tha nruln pEoolem Il Do
stap washlnElnn's sorAomofs pats.
er Sandy Lederman. CCfA haa
yielded six toaeAdsWns - Car tha
yeaF-sour va shs ah lanes
CeorEia Tea. Ne. prssr b rs
@T virtory ever Cigmsun. II hsing
neaiioned freQuemiiy iur tAe Saaar
or Cottea Be9L q araws Alnhams.
uhleh las cone ~ with . hns
panssr IN sephomcre quaFterhaek
Bari Starr whae Tea may BE-
without ne servlces a inlured
hallhaxk lea Hzndeman. A
'Bama upset wouid 81 the crim.
son Toe IN the boMl hmalixht.
second-piae Marylan1. frexA
iron . ne eanqnesl a CeofEe
Washinglns and almoai . einch
Cor ne orange nawi undar the 70.
cent Atlantis CoaEl.Big seven Gee.
ferenee teup. bumps inio an i'm
proving Mississlppl team. ole Miss
mixes effective passing By Lea
Paslay and Hoasioa Pafion eifk
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-09

10 pay on ne Cd Bro~n's eostrscs
held BY Rogers Hsrnsby, harion's
predecessor.
EhieFs has said ne isci narion's
coutFaei has annGheF year 10 o.
won'f influence his decision.
More impoFiani 10 tat ne set
exsetly tie FigAa mza." hs says.
ne could be Marion o. somsbody
else"
Ehlera and Marion have never
met what Ehlers q most inter-
ested IN findins ct 10 Marioas
atiinade.
a want 10 start via . manassr
who eonesdes nothins 10 any club
and thinks strictly n winning
terms"
one thing he plans ts ask MaFion
about Ia remarks attribgisd -
him last ssason at were 30 en-.
aely q high regard of his elab. +"
Speculation a. d whom woald
set the 30 4 Ehisrs doenn't hke
Marion has ben scarce.
rherea Jimmy Dykss. former
manager Il TIE Phnadeipkia Akh.
lsfics un6er EhleFs ed - ed
friend Dgkes. saeeseded b. E1dis
Joosi. 10 s1n wifk the As In an
advisofy capacity ard broosAly
wouid be 40 harder b iure from
Phdadelphia than Fhiers waa
rhen. q courns tAers's Hornaby.
uhos sfln undsF esHiraci. but -
hody has heard kis nsma msn-
tioned.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-09
Georgia Tech Inaugurates
PushbuttOn Football Device

ATLANTA R-Pusnhufanu fosa.
hallY Don1 be ralenloua. But
CeoFgia TEA has inauRaraiea 4
coaehes fhlnk VI hrlng ! better
hFand "a fnoshall.
he marhlne whieh rs Tech
coaehea hepped 40 permits an a..
slsiaul e. the siaaIum rapf e trans.
MI diagrams a. the coach On the
Slaeiinrs
feeh tired ne machina--which
ne maaafaeiufvF. TelAuto9raph
Cufn, calls a fe.4AxFlber-darinn
NE Citmkon game SATURDAY..
hacAilsid coach Prank nruylsa
uao watched ne receiving set. uas
particularly enthusiastic about TIE
nfw msdium's sdxsniaEes ever
Fuof ~ bench teiephones
= belffe ever big college team
IN ne ecuntry wM be using 4
~ $50 - the wurd sets aFound-.
pFpaahs inside = year" nruylss
taid.
Tie TelescFiber works mnrh hhe
. ielriype maehinN. exeepl the
wfising Is n long hand. uhich per.
mt alaGrammlng. he persnn
transmitting writes en Z special
sen1liaed plate and his writing
eoHas uai simaiianeuusly on :
siElp a paper IN the receiver.
II yes want e. Bruyies en-.
Fiained, -yea exa iear Ell q dla.
gram and send 4 b = he auarssr.
bach Thea eaeA plsyer ean see
as asssknmsnt Thafs : lut 81.
tfr than ne man IN iha rouf phcn.
hg me. me tsiiisg : player ard
sensing Am ia - trli ahe quarter.
essk, wao thsa must ell ~ ether
feiiaas
"it's = "a faster enc = lss mare
acrafaie ~ifa esuerlafy valuahle
D. sefiiaE ~ delensss ana solxsnu
49, aproneufs eelrrsve farms.
tcna.
enta a team eumea oui ain
'AaeAAins - sAxa \ 80 real.
= prove lns aluaaa Clemsan ussa
ne sane PAYS enn aefenaes en-
s<oHia had reported - 20 dlanH
haFs . make any major aahsst.
ments. ~ 4 81 reaily cone q
naoat when we ~ inlo samsa-
thlmN ne haseas Neen besore Il
saves tine And eggegt end : ma.h
mors aeeurats taaa islephons =.
EeFmation
Hrad Cuaxh nehhY nuls xa,s
D. hele3ss the meehsne--wslss
80 heea used g. several xears
- hoiela. large fsstaaranss, psiscs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-09

NJ mai turnsd baek MisAisaa
is1 az Carulina gained "a yar6A
MkAiKan stats. ~ : h9iofe 11
80 defsaf e Go STATS fnr &c.
end posiiiaa h - nig Tea. 81
meet Nichigan q - aaueaally
islssised Game
ne coftoa neui picfure waa
sioaded whsa Texas 90 naylof
far ne Seufhsesf cuufsrxncs ed
hy edEln3 ne thira-raied Barn
n-a Ard knnekiag ten frum toe
snheaiRn eiasa fka LannhaFna
zoe have = sckedgis a6VantaGs
n faeinG ~ tie kweat tsams-
TEXAS ChfiEtsn ana fAa f9xas a..
kies-Whae RzyioF has 10 mea1
ace and SMU. 80 80 h &C.,
tenllan.
81 Teas nav aese e. air-urht
pats defenae saiarday b 80 paaa-
era Ray Mekosa snd Ren Clink-
scale ior a Horned FFog team thaf
deprived Ne LoaEkorus 81 tAs tie
on upssts IN lati end lats.
West Nirxanis. iz.f eomshaek
conqusror II NwEinia Terh and
q boui eoaisn4eF. meets sautA
Caruiina vita o. puteni gohnny
Gramhnr to.Ciyde Beaasli haliaFy.
Metre Dame Says NorsA Care
Ina Duke. Ne ie which waa
bought 10 q scorsless sianastm ~
Navy. uin ~ tala.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-09

ATLANTA 49, ssAiskippi. deor.
a. Tea ans Alahama. al anxioas
81 : hsWl tFip. win fad foasA CO.
ponaais hioekAa Eha way - . nosi.
ne4soa partg salartsy
Mississlpp pronahly eual8 ellnch
. berlh II ether lhs sasaF e. Co..
Zen boxis wlih 4 WietoFy ever
Maryland ihe nasinna Ne. Z team
n ne nsbela pail Il aff. 4 weuld
MAKE imo n q ~ Lanl rear Ole
Mss Fede ! ala upset vleiery
eter - TefTaplaa re - saEnr
boWi. whers lhag lasi u Terh.
Teeh ana Alahamn meet II BIZ.
mlnsham 80 - laser hkeig wfl
be ruhAad eaf Il sha hoMI plelnru.
TIE cher keuiheati1rn ronfaF-
an<s lnama milh NJ Years nay
dExamsAahafn and Kentarkv--
hAxa les pnaeni aona AukmFn
paga CeorEia u Coiumhus ard
henio1Ag pays hnss % MempAla
STATE
1ennHsaee. 3 mmfh mere dan-
nkFeas tam than Il wea when &
loss % Mlsalnsippl Ssats and Duke.
VISITS Fiofda, Mlsslsslppi Slain.
huklng seed aenin. iDaFneta y
Aealzlaaa stats. nnd Tnlana and
Nandephai. uhieh ha.e eniy ore
vieiafy apieee. pay log tAa boohy
prl1e n Yes 0Fseams
Fer q Gangs. lasl wueks games
vert pretty mueh aeenFdin9 4
form. TIE naaren talnas % mpaeil
were fhs ease mIlh vhlrA Ts1nas
ses bat ISL and ~ close cal
Alahama nd against Chasianooea
haliback Jlmmy Wade accmnlsd
fof thfse iunehdoMns via Ms run
ans esd passing 10 LEAD TIE Vel
- = azls xsetorY ever the Tigers
n . same rated q toss.up.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-09

pois seara and repeaiea Qssri3x
IL - eElurt 60 reset ne Huma lnt.
IS - tAe naasca hase kseuKhi ~
rxpay fFum csmBtanee efhxlais
here Il . loup mns1lna SEE Or
Nes. n. a whicA tine. tha mafier
"a sxpa<tsd 10 ha lFunod out
Amer nFoward. Key west has
analAer pnir AZ hnn9h aames BE-
fsFs windlng - thex seassa. Thsy
~ tfy Ger Ehalr ira wia against
tsugh sls Peter and Pau eluh
sn6 . wesk later 80 step way ct
81 thHw class Be- battle gefIeFsom
ef Tampa. . nlw Ten eluA.
seaFea 81 key westurs are e..
peetnd % murn2y % 6ough Holly.
wood for sha south BFoward clash.
Reservations Cor seats 60 4
special has muEi b. pickad % 81
ne Coimmhsa Lauadry teaay.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-09
Conchs To Polish Defense
For South Broward Clash

- ~ west csarha - IS
Lea y 49, = aaFnat ieday i
49, prnparasea fF > haine wilh
,h nrpwaga Freay 49, whi<h
may dare fha Cala csani Coz.
faTsmf4 ehamplanshlp.
The CnneA 40 cnmmand rNturm
"a 6nlmdag fFum q aeeuilna an.
- - - upslale ely wAere they
So fhs nFoMaFas elp - hi9hiy
Va4nted ~ Plsfee stesen lg4
fh1g hore nrim iiaAaGa afler .
iek e she DFowar4 Atari whirA
fnaGmaa q llfis hlt nf eTwylAlnR
Nost fnaEed phasa a thssr a.
anus a a classy pa8an9 aame
WAleh proved y bs - eage ever
~ Pierce
-hroWard il ~ sn9 tmah =
thay ean Fun Al paas wslh pisuty
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Navy Takes Cuban
Club BaSeballcrs

TIE huriing a Pslllgrins rs ne
isaimre 81 > he vieioFy ior Ne
SahFon a hasebaEsra ever ne CO.
ban Cluh 81 tbs Nays walker
PED sanday
lie lid tna cuhans hlliess Coz
eieht fnninss before Yieldlag .
Greak safety In the ninth frame
In thsi innig. Pano walked ad
ne naxs batter. Anguiera IA :
hauneer b second base. The hali
Ne ne runner Cor En- oct ut she
batter So credit Cor . he - apoil.
ING P0sliarines perfect day.
0aly fouF Cubans sol - far a
secund hass n TIE tili &c the Ma.
w harier fanned aix and walked
fear hatinra
chipchlp FsFnandez ssarsea Coz
re Cubans On TIE III and lasted
sin irames being touched lor asv.
e hts and : lie numbef q runs.
Papo oaesada pitched Ghe final
three ffnmes and allowed I've runs
On I've haia Blansk M to singles
and Q ripia b led ths hlliers
while DIDO BLASTED . pair ef SIN.
niea.
In ne lield. Csso. west. All and
Adair slarrsd Or ne winners ard
Saninna and osesada paced ths
IoserA
A Fefum battle between TIE sane
clubs h ssi fsR Wednesday, 81 walk.
eF rield.
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Macarthur Dairy
Tops In Bowling

A nsai i0 came rtied hy cheFFy
McFtriane. Homa MA @. kaxluE,
paced TIE Navy wives Bewflng
Learue tAis week. sscuad hlrA
came was relied ~ Loaisa nuka
q MaeArthuF Dairy comhinallnn.
who had . ia
80 aiae rulled . 10 nama a.
I'D Doruthy VILLAINS. Hema M.
Mrs. Dsks also tea 90 Ia ass.
irs honura wtfh 60 q
Team s<rsteh hanors waFs faksn
hy the MseAFthur Diaries eomkins
wiih Ie. rhEy alao took kigA aar
ies scrateh q ms.
Iha &anidinKs. m
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-09

BALTIMORE e-Tke Baltlmors
orioles sll decide today whether
10 keep Marry Marion a. Eeld
maaaEer o. add him 10 &c pay.
lpr.nothing ilat ard hire somebody
else
Ar Ehlers. Ofinle general man.
agef. Vas 10 meet with Marion 10
aiseuss tae situation.
Il Marry goex. the siinati0n
woald dexeiop mo . Hornsby 10
Asraon q M - triple play.
Narion eonfraci With ne Cd
- Loais Browns has a year 10
run. fhe DRESSES have another year
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stationa ard cher esKnnixationa-
has great passihllliies a. a -.
nail eoaxAina aH6
fhe Clamson game really uas
nnt > far teat Il ne maehama IN.
cause we dldnt une 4 snsurk !,
nodd sad. ~nut 4 h Ia waFth "A
much e 80 thai + L. wsu uss
= . iot In - faanfe.
Tie manufacturer said Tech wat
tha farsi 70 test tAe marhlne wllh
> sane q pgu9resa. ~ thai masy
= the natlnma lss6lnm eoaehes hna
expressed intefest IN Il
wAaf'x nexgs Hssa shwaa . roarA.
. . gaartarbaek sAnTiwass 49,
fushnS1ns &c aun1 mama