davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1953-01-13

COLORED-2 RMS. and kit. in clean.
Christian home. employed. reason
able, 1903 E st. Sc. Ii. 7-2241. -13
COLORED - 1923 COLUMBIA RID.
N.W.-One rn1.. kit. and semiprivate
bath; $50 mo. Ia
COLoRED-I31s STAPLES ST. NE.
Lovely / bedrm.. liv. rm., kit. di-
nette and bath: ss5; CONNER q
RYoN; INC; RE. z-32l6; -1s
r rooms; all utils.: 1st floor rear.
BE Best drE tEanspa TT; 214194w "a 4 w I1R5,
rm2 kit. porch, bath; S75, utils.
incl. Also / front sgle; rm.; $40 mo.
COLORED--1 ROOM. with private
kitchen, for rent. Ii. 4-0S49 after
pm.
CoLoRED. Ar 10th ST. N.E.-Two
rms, kit. and bath. Utilities in
cluded. Nicely furnished, $75.
1915 Belmont st. N.w.-one room,
Kit; semi priv. bath. Utilities in
9o3 II. st. NV. ST. 3-332o
Evening star., 1953-01-13
TYPEWRITER SALE

Closing out 25 Underwood and Rem.
ington typewriters. S6n each. Orig.
inally sold new S22950 We neec
space Here's terrific value
CENTRAL TYPEWRITER CO. 21is
14th st. NV. HU. 3-5l21. -19
VACUUM, Hoover, late model seldom
used; disposable bags; S35. HO
3-6lS6.
VARI-TYPE machine, good condi-
tion; priced for quick sale. Cal
BLACKWELL. AID. 4-613I or LA
R-oHIS Sat Sun and ewes --1S
Evening star., 1953-01-13

VARIETY sTORE-CONN. AVE.
Beautifully equipped: over $500
wkly. No charge for good will. Fix
lAUERBACH, Dl. 7-659iS AID. 4-59o7
Evening star., 1953-01-13
CHEVY CHASE. MD

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
possession. Convenient to
schools and transp. Big corner mod
ern rambler; Gracious lge. rms
throughout. Eiv. rm.. fireplace; Ii
brary, 1a bath. din. rm.. dtnette, 8
bedrmS., 2 baths, garage, bsnlt.,
storage attic; besut. furn. incl. deep
freeze. laund. equipment; $3.50 per
mo. EN-. 2-16O7. Ia
4411 EDGEFIELD RD., near Public
Health and Naval Med. Center-Liv.
rm., dinette: all GE kit. 3 bedrms..
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC.
552O Conn. Ave- WO. $4,000
Evening star., 1953-01-13
SOB VALLEY AVE. Sc.

Large 1-bedrm. unit in new bldg.
Available Immediately. go Minis.
downtown via South Capitol st.
Bridge; $50 mo. includes utilities.
UN. 4-35O0. -19
Evening star., 1953-01-13
TELEVISION SALE

TUXEDO, size 3s-40, like new, $50.
RA 3-S90l. Ia
TUXEDO FOR SALE. like new; size
Il; SO. Call after 8 pm Ii.
TYPEWRITER, Hermes portable, per
feet. S37.50. Car radios, Buick,
Plymouth, S17.95. els 4th st. s.w.
DI. 7-6760.
rYPEWRITERS - Portables (new)
free home dem. 81 wk. Let George
Do It." EX. 3-1424. Eve.-Sun.. LU.
rYPEWRITERS - Royal. Remington,
Underwood. L. C. Smith. S25 and
up all IN good working order. Rem
tails repairs. all makes CENTRAL
TYPEWRITER CO.. 20l9 14th st
NV HUI 3-512l
Evening star., 1953-01-13
HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

DESIRE COUPLE or couple with
child or 9 girls to share mod. home.
s.e. section. 10. 2-9S91. 10
Evening star., 1953-01-13
WESLEY HAUL

1925 21st ST. NV. HU. S-3624
40 residence halls catering to young
men and women. Running water.
Daily maid service. Bendix washers
selective restaurant-style menu.
Recreation room. Free dances.
movies and TV.
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
2310 ASHMEAD pLA NV
Double and single rms. some with
private bath American plan. excel
meals; home atmosphere. HO.
Evening star., 1953-01-13

twin-bed rms, near many Govern
ment buildings, 2 blocks from White
House; running water each room
modern showers and baths: rea-
sonable rates. IA
Evening star., 1953-01-13

1926 18th ST. NV.
50 per day per person. Double
rooms, special weekly and months
rates: maid service: next to bath
walking distance downtown: l blk
OF Connecticut ave, -lS
Evening star., 1953-01-13

;OLORED-NICE NE. SECTION
Six-rm. brick, suitable for two fam
lilies; 2 complete kitchens. full bsmt..
gas heat. Regularly employed adults
Evening star., 1953-01-13
DOCS. PETS. ETC.

PUREBLOOD DACHSHUND puppies,
8 weeks old. females; unregistered.
Cali XII. S-0050. liz
FOR SALE-Finches. rare and beauti.
full assortment. can be seen Sun
days and after 8 pm. weekdays
out ,Rt. SO to 69l2 Farragut St,
Landover Hills. Md. IA"
POINTER BROOD, MATRON. reg: 4
beaut. puppies; for next hunting sea-
son. Sale, trade, terms. OV. 3-160S.
DOBERMAN-TYPE, lovely male, one
yr., short tail. friendly, house
broken. Save his life. JU. S-9447.
WOULD LIKE A GOOD HOME for
1-yr.-old female. part terrier, house
trained. Call JU. 5-633S. Ia
COCKER SPANIEL, female. Axe
regis. S36. Also 2 cocker pups.
wks.. So ca. 10. 3-0567. Ia
Evening star., 1953-01-13

Bring your dental gold. platinum
discarded Jewelry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN, INC.
an WEARS AT Q3h F ST. NV.
Evening star., 1953-01-13
GEORGIAN HOTEL

2460 18th st. n.w.-SgIe. and dble
rms. some with pvt. bath; maid ant
24-hr. PIX service. CO, 5-73Sl.
Evening star., 1953-01-13
ALTURAS HOTEL
1909 18th ST. NV.
GTT,T-RERT

Conveniently located rooms, running
water or private bath. dining room;
S10.50 wk. So day up. HU: 3-6116
Evening star., 1953-01-13
PRINCE KARI, HOTEI,

1901 K ST. NV. RIGHT DOWN.
TOWN. Newly dec: 24-hr. switch
board; mod. showers, private baths
avail: sgles.. dbles.; reas. EX. 3-7725
Evening star., 1953-01-13

NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE - Newly
switchboard service 1872 New
Hampshire ave NV NO 7-2266
CONN. AVE. AND KALORAMA RD.-
Cheerful double and single rms,
daily maid serv. Perm. and transient.
1Sss BfaTMoRE Ka5SIaa Fs sT. HS SwSRlesan, wsgae
rms. new blond furniture, immacu-
late; Sl0-S12.50 wk; one block from
18th and Columbia I'd. DU. 7-926S.
BOLIVIAN CLUB. 1888 18th st.
Refined bus. women: single and
dble rms; beaut furn.: mod. baths.
Mr.. 18th AND COLUMBIA. 2 rms. So
wk ea.; sgle.. $S: ref. home; park
ing, bus and carline. AID. 4-3I13
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-comfortab!e
double and single rm. for employed
Evening star., 1953-01-13

CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-ComfOrtable
double and single rm. for employed
ladies. EN-. 2-7l37 or DU. 7-q127.
Evening star., 1953-01-13

Continued on Next lPaee.5
Evening star., 1953-01-13
WASHERS-SALE
SAVE UP TO 500
BUY AT DEALER PRICES
m ECC

Hill Distributing Co.
e41S Ga. Ave. Silver Spring. Nd
III S-l1GS -13
Evening star., 1953-01-13

WASHING MACHINE. Bendix. fully
automatic; like new; perfect cond.;
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-14
KIM Edges Comcbs In Thriller; 49-47
opponents, and has been stopped
seven times himself.

ELIZABETH. N. j.. R = Jack
Kramer viii attempt to pull even
with Frank Sed2man in the pro-
fessional tennis cross-country tour
when they meet in the feature
match here tonight. Ken McGregnr
and Pancbo Gonzales win tangle
In the preliminary.
Kramer Of Los Angeles has won
Is matches 70 IA for his Australian
rival.
The former u. S. amateur king
and Davis Cup star won last
nights test in White Plains. N. ",
81, So, after Segura took his 22nd
match from Australian MeGregor,
rs, 14-i2. Ken has won six
matches.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-14
COnchs actually
Won The BalIgan1e

In . dramatic sidslishi. which
escaped the attention Of The fans
last night. the Key West High
School cage squad won . ball.
game in the regulation fine and
then sacrificed the verdict, in the
interest Of good sportsmanship.
when they went on TO drop .
two point decision in On over.
time period.
This is how II happened; Key
West actually owned . one point
lead on the basis Of Bob Saw.
yer's successful foul shot in fine
third period, but the seorekeep.
er (not the official, howeverl
failed to post the point on ihe
score board.
At fhe end Of the regular time.
. check Of the book by the Of
fieiaIs, Dutch Schultz and Steve
Atkins, revealed that the conehs
were the winners, although the
fans and fhe opposition thought
they were .:notted, 45.45.
However, the conchs ssreed 70
90 akead and play fhe overtime
in which they lost the ball.
game.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-14
|Shibe Park Is
Renamed To
Honor C. Mack

PHILADELPHIA R-Shibe Park
has been rechriStened ''Connie
Mack Stadium" by the board of
directors Of the Philadelphia Ath.
letics baseball club.
The American League club re.
named Art Ehlers general man
ager and changed the name of the
stadium. which first saw major
league action in April 1909.
Al a meeting yesterday, all
board members were reelected.
IS were Connie Mack. vscationing
in Florida, president; Roy Mack.
executive vice president and treas
urer Earl Mack as secretary.
The white haired Mack. WIN
steered the club through its first
50 years. might lave raised his
voice in objection 10 the remaining
had he been present,
In ls43. an attempt was made ia
change the name Of the stadium
but Connie promptly squelched il.
As long as I'm alive ] want il
known rs Shihe Park" he said,
AFTER I'm gone. they can do what
they please"
The park has \ seating capacity
Of nearly $4,000. II was first named
after the long time president d
the As, Benjamin ?, Shihe.
The board said formal dedication
ceremonies viii De held some tlne
this spring.
The name ehzEFe wea't caH Ia
any expenditure for stoae masonry
A PLAGUE. placed there IL isss
eesring the legend Connie Naes
stadium. vas never renewed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-14
New Vandy Mentor
To Keep Offense

NASHVILLE, Tenn. N - New
Vanderbilt University football boss
Ar Guepe says he plans the same
type offenSe here as he used at
Observation-Disclosures Of the split.T
and orthodox T.
The new Commodore mentor,
head coach al Virginia since 1916,
signed a Vanderbilt contract last
week. repeatedly for upwards Of
1000.
t;uepe said last night he viii
bring two Virginia coaches 10
Nashville. His twin brother, al
Guepe, will be haekfield coach and
Frank Thorsey, Virginia end coach,
will have his same job here,
He plans to keep Bufcrd 'Baby"
Ray on as B team and freshman
coach. Ray is the only remaining
ssafter under coach Bin Edwards
Who resigned last week under
alumni pressure.
The line coach job Is stin open,
ouepe said.
Guepe plans 20 return to Char
hitesyille, Va, this weekend but
gill be back March ! 10 take over
as Mandy. Sprlag football drills
starts March "a.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-14
Kiner., Rickey
Hold Parleys
By JACK STEVENSON

HOLLYWOOD R--If there's an
answer yet to basebalrs 500, OOC
question, a couple Of fellows are
dong a good job keeping it a
secret.
General Manager Branch Hickey
Of the Pittsburgh Pirates and
Ralph Kiner, who drew that five,
figure salary as the big CUR for
the puny Buccaneers last season,
MT in an hour-long contract talk
y erday.
ither appeared worried or di
v ed what traaspired but two
II points renamed in status
e..
Liner hasn't put his signature
o. 1853 pact, although Hickey
4 he he'd no doubt he will do SO
r. or TO repo. ng time.
:. T-cde talks will continue with
tn next expected today in Pitts.
bufqh between Hickey and Gabe
Paul of the Cincinnati Reds.
Hickey. scheduled to arrive in
Pittsburgh by plane at l2:45 p. M,
spiked reports he'd demand that
Ralph take Is per cent cut this
season and sad, He looks great,
feels great and promises a great
year.
II am not in any state of doubt
about a contract being signed be-
fore reporting time, which may be
as late as March Is"
He explained that date by say
ing there are three or four veter-
ans on the roster who may be al
lowed TO report alter March /,
when the Pirates OPEN spring train
ing in Cuba.
Ralph reiterated that he'll be
willing to take a cut and said
I'VE didn't discuss a specific
amount. We talked the pros and
cons of several things"
Even with cut, Kiner probably
will remain the highest paid player
in the major leagues, drawing per
haps between $4,000 and $4,000
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-14
Forward Captures Win At XIV Kennel Club Fri.
Top Dogs Pitted
In The Feature
At Track Tonight

F. B. Stuff Forward cap
tured an easy win last might
in the feature race at the
Key West Kennel Club when
he romped over the 5/16 mile
course in just 32.1 seconds.
Turning Point was the Sc
cond place dog while Last
Summer ran third.
Running in the post posi-
ton, the winner gained the
lead at the halfway post and
came in to pay 600, 400 and
$50.
Turning Point paid $40
and $50 while Last Summer
returned 4.40.
Tonight in the feature at
the Kennel Club, some top
talent will go to the post in
the feature with Buddy's Re-
ward, Keen Kut and Kris
Adams looming as the favor
ties.
The balance of the field
will show Falcon Claw, Some
Mix, Reckoning, and Captain
Rebel.
Post time is 800 pm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-14
Jackie Pung To
'MakeProDebut
AT Boca Ration

BOCA RATION, Fla, U - Mrs.
Jacqueline Pung, U. s. Women's
National Amateur golf champion,
makes her debut as a profession
al today in opening rounds Of the
$4,000 coast-to-coast Weathervane
Championship.
Two 18-hole rounds of the rich
tournament are to be played over
the Boca Ration Club course where
par is 36-34l-70 for the 6,156-yard
layout.
Following the two 1S-hole Wealth.
ervane rounds today. special 49,
hole grest-pro four.ball match will
be held Sunday with ST. 500 for the
leading pros and many prizes for
amateurs.
Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg, S
c., who won the Weathervane las,
year and became leading money
winner on the PEA women's cir
cult with 1850 VIII defend hef
title.
A strong bid is expected from
Betty jameson Of San Antonio,
Tex, who won the Miami Beach
Open tournament last week. and
amateur Mary Lena Faux Of
Townsville, Ca. winner of the
recent Helen Lee Doherty in
Miami.
The field includes is profession
ais and 80 amateurs.
All proceeds from both days Of
play viii 60 to the United Cerebral
Palsy Fund. which in three years
has received more than $200, O00
from the weathervane, sponsors
said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-14
Sport Shorts

NEW YORK Up = Davey Will
liams, the New York Giants regu-
lar second socker last season, had
signed his contract today. But
where he fits into the Giants plans
for 1853 still is question mark.
Actually, Davey's status depends
on whether or not outfielder Willie
Mays is mustered out of the Army.
Willie is seeking discharge from
military service on dependency
claim.
Other players to agree to terms
yesterday were outfielder Del En-.
mis- of the Philadelphia Phillies,
pitcher Bob Kuzava Of the New
York Yankees, first baseman
Frank Kellert, st. Louis Browns,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-14
Field Coal With
Is Seconds Left
In Overtime Does
Trick For Visitors

Talk about close ball
games!
The Key West High
School cage squad and the
Kentucky Military Institute
five got themselves all tang
led up in what proved to be
Just as close a tussle as is
possible and when the smoke
of battle had cleared, the
visitors walked off the floor
with a 49-47 win.
But the Kentuckians need
ed an overtime period to do
the trick when the Conchs
matched them point for
point throughout the hard,
but Clearly fought contest.
| KMI forward Lefty Vogel
dumped in a layup with just
lis seconds remaining in an
Overtime period to give the
visitors the verdict.
The loss marked the second
straight contest which Key West
has lost by two point margin
and in the start prior to these.
they dropped one by three points
| to the Pompano Beanpickers.
Last nights hassle could have
been anYbodY's bsllsane when
HE fwo teams. olsying Hawiess
ball wound Up lied AZ the finish
| Of each period. Az fhe end OF
the first quarter, II was 81; HE
/ half saw them knottsd 81 I'LL;
~ the finish Of she third period
| n was 1919 and when the whistle
blew st the End Of NE Tesuls-
iicn distance, the clubs were
tied ~ 4s.As.
! Tension in the high school gym
was al the near breaking point
wheu the two teams matched bas.
keis and ii looked like they were
gong to need more time TO de.
eide the verdict
But Vogel's clincher gave the
KentuckiznS the win.
The Conch fast break was work.
ing TO perfection in the contest
hut the Kentucky height was q
big factor against them under the
backboards. Stu Lcgun. with Il
counters was the high man for the
Conehs while Julio HenriQuex and
/ Bob Sawyer each dumped in Il
! counters.
/ 5ue BucknsE. paced the visitors
with q points.
Toasaht, the Conchs 30 back al
II wth tit scheduled @igh an
dsher tough 0aFsSEsFg'. they Hee'
tie crack Coral Gables eagerS ca
toe high sclauol aArd@ood. Tx
loeAis VIII have their hands fai
Is essme up assh q Wia i'm this era
samce Gables y nea the lsrEest
h&a shso9 sa tae Mana ARA
Rn, she lmaas $50 be- FsaHrd I'd
bear a. they Gttenps 10 jump Hacl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-14
Sports Roundup
By GAYLE TALBOT

NEW YORK R The dog show
has come to the Garden and gone
without our having sought expert
advice on problem which threat
ems to leave lasting scars on one
of the best bred pooches on Long
Island.
What we had in mind to ask was
whether a dog which is happy and
well adjusted to begin with should
be taught such tricks as fetching
the morning paper off the lawn,
There's probably something about
it in the book.
The dog which is in danger of
becoming unhinged is a cairn ter
rier, not much bigger than break
fast food box. He's young and sur
prisingly brighton was until this
thing happened to him.
Well, a couple months ago a
younger member Of the family
spent the better part of Saturday
teaching this bundle of nervous
energy to tear out and bring in
the paper. Once he got it through
his head, you never saw a mutt
more pleased with himself.
Then one morning there was no
paper. Full of vim, our canine
prodigy gave the yard thorough
frisking and returned crushed
dog. He was assured there was
nothing for which he could be fault
ed, but he still crept into the most
isolated corner he could find and
whined softly through breakfast.
What happened, it developed,
was that the newspaper delivery
union had gone out on strike and
that the tieup might continue in
definitely. 1t might, on the other
hand, end overnight, the principals
indicated.
AS paperless day followed paper
less day, the nerves of our pixi-
lated pup became steadily more
ragged. Telling him to relax did
no good whatever. He insisted
upon looking, and each morning
his considerable length of tail,
which normally stands erect as
flagpole, was dragging a little
lower when he finally gave up.
Fearful that a complete break
down was imminent, the family
considered ways and means. One
suggestion was that fake, or de-
coy, paper be planted the last
thing each night until the crisis
had passed.
This plan was discarded after
considerable argument.
The upshot was that nothing was
done, and our frustrated fido was
permitted to 60 until few days
ago losing weight from his body
and luster from his eyes. There
wasn't a really dry eye in the
house on the memorable morning
he came wagging in with his
mouth full of newsprint again.
The strike is ended and the lit.
tie fellow is making a fast recov-
cry, but there still remains the
question we had hoped to PROFOUND
to some of the more important
members of the show dog set.
Should we attempt to break him
of this paper fetching fixation now
or risk a recurrence?
Who knows but what the paper
delivery will dry up again a couple
of years from now? The pup is
young enough to shake this ex-
perience off. Win he bounce back
the next time?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-14
BASKETBALL
RESULTS
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
BY The Associated Press
EAST

Connecticut 81, New Hampshire
So
Rhode Island 81, Vermont IS
Hartwick 10, Scranton 66
Bates 68, NIT 81
Fairfield 80, Reward College So
Hillyer "a, Binghamton (NY)
Tech II
Rio Grande (Ohio) 116, Mountain
State (W-Va) IS
Trinity 81, Bowdoin So
West Va Wesleyan rs, Bethany
(WVa) 70
Arnold 81. Panzer 50
West Va Tech 81, Potomac State
81 III Rs4s5s
Springfield Mass 80, Tufts IA
Morris Harvey 81, Shepherd ~
Alfred u, ST. Lawrence IS
SOUTH
North Carolina 76, South Carolina
72
George Washington 10s, Wash
Lee SO
Clemson 81, Davidson 50
Lipscomb a, Chattanooga II
Emory & Henry "a, Maryville
(Tenn) 70
Pennsylvania IS, Wilmington
(Ohio) 70
Miss Southern az North Texas
rs
Virginia State 50, Howard (DC)
So
Mercer 86, Howard (Ala) IS :
Louisiana Tech IS, Spring Hill So
Florida State 70, Florida South
ern n
Bridgewater rs, Towson (Mdl 81
Western Carolina So. Piedmont
(Ga) SIS
Morehouse (Ga) 50, Alabama
State So
Hiwassee II. Cumberland (Kyl Sc
Cherry Point Marines 80, Camp
Pickett 6S
MIDWEST
Bowling Green as, New Orleans
Loyola rs
Detroit 81, Wayne (Mich) 81
Marietta 80, Wittenberg 20
Grinnell 80, Carleton IS
Simpson 81. Augustana (Ill) IS
Washburn 81, Southwestern (Kas)
IS
Midland s.. York (Neb) So
Wayne (Nebl ~, Hastings 81
Southeastern Okla s.. Okla Bap'
list SIS
Ottawa tKasl Is. Baker S.
Southwestern Okla 81. Southwest.
ern Okla 73
Bethany tKasl S.. Bethel tRasl
/ 50
| Central okla %. Phillips Univ 7;
! Glenyiew MAS 10. Chicago Tehr.
/ IS
Eas, Central okla ss, Northeast
ern Okla -
SOUTHWEST
| Texas Tech 50, New Mexico "A
In g.
Trinity TEX 10. Sui Ross 50
| Western New Mexico 50. Adam.
(Colol State a
Abilene Christian IS, McMurra,
la
! East Texas 60. Stephen T, Aus
tin 81
| New Mckee Highlands 81. New
Mexico Military 60
Arkansas Tech Is. ouaehita n
Eas, Texas Baptist IS. s.. Mary,
(Tex) 50
Southern State (Ark) 80. Hendri,
IS
| Eastern New Mexico Is. Pah
handle AM s.
I.ansston 81. Wiley -
Texas Soathern 100. pillsrd Ia
la
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-14

included their IS snd Is hooters.
a ieS taoter aud 3 IS foateE. creSs
a. these BEATS said they dicn I
even see enough ASA to eat. They
ssld shsy wers far of sAers 9Aen
their 10 explosions took plaea-
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DYNAMITING OFF

(Centinued from rage onel
commercial fiShiRz boats standing
hy % Thursday.
Gull ol boats ouk that EcrninE
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and first sacker Marvin Blaylock
of the Giants.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, B - Joey
DeJohn, hard-slugging Syracusan,
and Dick Wagner, aggressive Top
penish. WASH, battler, collide to-
night in Q 10-round light heavy
weight bout expected to end in a
knockout.
The clash at . p. m. (EST) In
State Fair Coliseum win be tele-
cast over q 29-statien network by
ABC, with upstate New York
BACKED out. 4
Both fighters are Is. Wagner has
a weight edge--l72 pounds to l66.
Wagner has won 20 of his Is
fights, Is by knockouts.
DeJohn has kayoed Al Of his "a
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Benedict Arnold, pride Of Con-
necticut, laid waste his own home
state after he had turned traitor
and accepted . command under
the British.
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into the win column after last
nights hearthreaxeF
Game time Is 500 p. m.
The summary
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