davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1953-04-18
SILVER SPRING
2-RDRM. M.RRIcK, $l2.950

corv. loo. mr.. schools, trans. ard
Langley shop. center. Excel. terms.
TO Reach: Out New Hampshire Are.
to University Lane, left to Carroll
Ave, right on Carroll and Jolloto
signs to Open House.
Evening star., 1953-04-18

S16,75O. New listing. This immacu-
late rambling Cape Cod has a COM
Portable liv. room with fireplace and
picture windows, large separate din.
room, modern equipped kitchen with
clothes washer. bedrooms and bath,
first floor. Second floor completely
finished for 2 bedrooms. Beautiful
yard with barbecue pit.
Directions: Out Colesuille Rd. to Old
BlddensbuT0 Rd., lett to EdoeDood Dr.,
right on KerDin to EdQeDood. right
on EdoeWood to Lddson, Lddson to
house aud Open sign.
Evening star., 1953-04-18

Garage: 3 well-proportioned bed
rooms, huge all-electric kitchen
with breakfast area, separate din
ing room, rear concrete patio, storm
windows. full basement, beautiful
large wooded lot
To Reach. ont ColeSuiHe Rd. .
blocks pdst Four Corners, to Lorraine
Ave. left to Edgenood and tolIoD
drroDs to II6 Southwood Are.
Evening star., 1953-04-18

Parkside School area. Beautiful lot
Side screened porch. Rec. room,
3 bedrooms, large liv. room with
fireplace. Beautiful din. room with
built-in china cabinets. Excellent
condition.
To Reach: Out Colesuiue Rd. to
Forest Glen Rd.. left 5 blocks to
Brunette AUe.. left to 1904 Burnett
and Open" sign.
Evening star., 1953-04-18
Expandable Rambler
$16,5OO

2 Bedrooms. separate din room, mod
ern kitchen, bsmt.. beautiful fenced
o small family or couple and want to
live in one of the most desirable
neighborhoods. this rambler is for you.
Directions: Out ColeSpille Rd to Dale,
right to Mansfield, left to house and
Open sign.
Evening star., 1953-04-18
Swimming Pool. Too,
&34o5O

Beautiful 4Ia-bedroom. Cape Cod
with rec. room. Garage, breeZeway,
electric kitchen with breakfast
space. Dining room. Large lot with
tall oaks. in convenient location
Of Woodmoor.
To Reach: out Colesrille Rd. to
LorGin Aue. (2 blocks past Four
Corners, right I block to Pierce
Dr., left "a block to arroD sign,
lett to open" house.
Evening star., 1953-04-18
1900 Plymouth St. NV.
Overlooking Rock Creek Park

hondsome ond brick residence just IS minutes from the
White House. Reception ho living with antique mrored
wo large den. formal dining room, big Kitchen powder
Second floor hos bedrooms boths. Loree potio with
Venetian root PoneIed club with bor Twoco
Designed for gracious living and yeor-round enteonine
Corpetno ond Europeon Chandeliers included. truly
standing voue OF only $3e95o Terms to auofied buyer.
Drive 9Th St. NV Colorado Ave. left to 7th ST. left
to BIoeden Ter, right to sign.
M. Joeobs Premises Phone EM. 3-3o45
Evening star., 1953-04-18

Five bedrooms. 2la baths. breeze
way, Gear garage. full basement
with partially finished rec. room
Maids room possible. Huge electric
kitchen with breakfast nook. Laun-
dry room on. first floor. One acre
Handicapped with rear yard fenced.
To Reach: Ont Colesville Rd. s miles
past Georgia -ColesUiIle intersection
to Midland Rd.; right to SI3 Mid
land Rd. and our open" sign.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27
COST OF ONLY n FEW CEN,

This NEW. MODERN. 10th Century NO LIMIT Hos
ptalzaon Plan is underwritten by the La Sale Com
panY OF Chicago Illicnis Capital Stock Company.
operating in this and many other states. The BLUE
STAR COMBINATION PLAN offers five-way pro-
lection In that it covers hospital bills surgeons fees
medical fees for home office and hospital visits in.
come protection for time lost by either sickness or ac
cidents. accidental deaths benefits
Every out of nine of suffers some sickness
or accident which puts in hospital lays one up
at home for months years. Our greatest worry
at that time is financial The cash need for clothes
installment payments. mortgage payments and all the
necessities Of life. including chdrens schooling goes
to pay doctors medicines and hospital bills INVESTI-
GATE TIE BLUE STAR PLAN before you become
one of the unfortunate ones.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-22
All-Star Poll
Is Underway

CHICAGO QR-Fi-st base and
Shortstop were two hotly contested
positions for both the American
and National League teams as the
annual All Star Baseball PoIl
neared the halfway point today.
The vote by fans 20 decide the
starting lineups i1i the inter :
league game In Cincinnati. July Il.
ends At midnight July ,. It began
June Il.
In the American League poll,
Ferris Fam II Chicago, Mickey
Vernon 81 Washington ard Eddie
Robinson Of Philadelphia we're In
> tight three way fight Tor tie tIrxs
base spot. Pain leads with % IS
votes to Vernoa's 50 ia. and Rob
lnson's ss.Tzs.
Fer shsrtstop PHI RixTEfo ot
Sex York leads Chico Carrzsq8sI
o. Chseag1, sa,3Ss - S.z2
Ted glasaEwxki Il c.seaanata ard
Cd HosEes q Braskayn wsTs SOP
frss base Candidates far tAe sa
tssa8s Lea Es4e tsas. hl2aSeRaS5
leads O. 10 To 81 ~
Pee Wee Reese * ErEssk1ga led
CFaany HamnsE ss philadelphia
s@ SO = s. IL sav he EAarSsssg
90
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-22

against Chicago, ending q four.
game losing streak for the As.
Gomez pitched a brilliant game
for the Giants at Milwaukee, re.
firing the last q men in order.
The Puerto Rican rookie threw
eight perfect innings. yielding only
two hits in the second. He didn't
walk a man.
Miksis' first-piteh home sun in
the 10th broke up tight battle al
Chicago between Bubba Church.
recently acquired from Cincinnati,
and Dodger rookie Bob Milliken.
Danny O'conneli's two run
double and hurry Dickson's steady
nine.hit pitching set up Pitts
burgh's victory.
cincinnati's opening game de-
feat stretched their losing streak
10 five games but Bells homer
broke II in the second game. giving
rookie Fred Baezswski ex-Cub.
his first big league victory.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-22
Youth vs.. Age
Is The Key To
Wimbledon Match

WIMBLEDON, England u
Youth and briIlianee VS.. age and
experience spell cat the struggle
starting today on the plush green
courts of historic Wimbledon for
the championships of the amateur
tennis world.
Record books may well list 1853
as the first year of the Ken Rose
wall rule.
The 1S-year-old Australian with
the frozen scOwl and the magnifi-
cent all-around game already holds
the French and Australian titles.
He is seeded No. l here and in
the eyes of old-dmerS appears
destined to inaugurate a personal
reign that can last for years and
yearS-unleSS he turns profession
al.
This. then, seems the last chance
for the veteranS-JaroSlav Drobny,
the S2-year-old exlled Czech turned
Egyptian who was twice a finalist
but never a champion: Vic SEEK
as of Philadelphia. seeded No. 2
and approaching so; and Gardnar
Mulloy Americas top.ranking
player but at SO seeded only fifth.
Rosewall has had one tourna-
ment at Wimbledon. He lost 10
Mulloy early last year but with his
doubles partner, Lewis Hoad, he
attracted almost as much atten-
ton from the experts as did his
compatriot Frank Sedgman, the
champion who has since turned
professional.
Seixas summed up the Rosewall
problem for the others:
when I'm playing against him
he certainly doesn't look like an
1S-year-old TO me-"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-22
Pages THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Monday, June n, 1853
Ken Kerr Leads The Island City
Softball League Smuggling Race

Manager Kenneth Kerr of the
Dairy Queen Billiards leads all
softban hitters With an average of
400 in games played through Fri
day, June 18th. The smuggling third
baseman, who has belted ten hits
in Is trips to the plate, has a COM
Portable lead over George Barber,
Evans Enterprises secondbaseman
who is in second place with a .312
percentage. Right behind Barber
is Bill Franklin, the Billiards. ace
pitcher, with .320. In fourth place
is WIS speedster, infielder Pat
Clark, with an average of 300, and
Cookie Gomez, the Billiards sec
ondbaseman, rounds out the first
five with a .292 percentage.
Frank Ramsey, Evans pitcher,
leads the loop il homers with 3,
and in runs batted in with 10.
Darrell Pilgrim, General Electric
outfielder, has scored the most
runs, 10, while Kerry has blasted
the most doubles, 6. Three players
are tied for the most triples with
2. They are Claude Valdez of Ev.
mas, Jack Sleigh.er of VX-1, and
Lightcap of General Electric. Did,
Torres, Dairy Queens infielder,
leads the league in strike outs with
13, and Tom Fink, VX-1 receiver,
has walked the most times, 10.
In the pitching department,
Ramsey, Evans ace, continues to
pace the hurlers with a 60 record.
Franklin has struck out the most
batters, A, and has pitched the
most innings, 81. Don Walston,
General Electric Highlander, has
walked the most batterS, So.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-22
Jack Burke Rips
Par In Inverness

TOLEDO R - Jackie Burke Of
KiameSha Lake, n. Y, with the
So, 400 first prize in the 18th Inver-
ness Invitational Golf Tournament
in his pocket, decided today TO take
a couple of days rest from the
fairwayS and traps.
The spunky Texan. who played
three days while suffering with in
fluenza, begged off from a two-day
pro-amateur date in Cleveland
starting today.
Burke ripped a dozen strokes off
par with a 72.hole score Of 272 to
nose out Freddie Haas of New Or
leans by two strokes as the 80
invited professionals wound up
their chores yesterday. All won
part of the SIS, 900 prize.
Nineteen Of the 30 are eligible for
the PEA Championship starting
July / in Birmingham, Mich. All
but Lloyd Mangrum and Clayton
Heafner viii compete. Both decided
to drop out because of the length
of the tourney, and the uncertainty
Of the early 1S.hole matches.
Most Of the professionals at In
verness picked Sammy Snead TO
win the PGA this year.
Jim Turnesa, the defending PGA
champion, said ned make no spe-
cial preparation for defense Of his
title at Birmingham.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-22
Post l68 Wins
Over Post %
In Junior Loop

The Legion Post 1853 nine won
their fifth straight American Le-
gion Junior Loop game Saturday
night at the expense of the Post Is
baSeballerS at Wickers Field by a
score of 1912.
The 16S boys scored six runs in
each of the first and second frames
off the Slants of Red Shckney.
Higgs went in to pitch the last
four innings and allowed five runs
on four hits.
PORTER hit a homer and a single
and K. Albury hit a homer and
two singles for the winners.
Tonight, the Key West Insurance
nine will meet The Evans Enter
priSeS in league clash. Wednes.
day, the Strand viii tackle the
Legion Post IS and Friday Post
Is viii clash with VFW Post 602l.
On Saturday night, Post Is will
meet Evans.
The standings:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-22

ceremonies.
The team arrived somewhat a.
head of schedule when they pulled
into town at about 4:30 p. m. in
stead Of the anticipated six O'Clock.
The boys kept their Speechmak-
ing at a minimum While they ac-
knowledged plaudits of the crowd
for their feat = in being the first
Key West High School nine to
bring home state championship.
They blamed first inning filters
for their loss to an older and more
experienced Augusta, Georgia club.
Coach Paul Davis, in a brief
microphone appearance said sim
ply 1--WE beat ourselves"
Although the Augusta club got
but four hits off the slants of the
Key West hurlers, walks and errors
made UP the difference.
First baseman Bobby Lastres
and his brother George, who bore
the brunt of the hurting, were sin
gIed out as the major factors in
the Conch'S performance.
The concensus seemed to be that
II the Conchs get another crack
at the Southeastern title, they will
succeed in winning the toga.
But, it is doubtful if the tourney
will be held since the clubs involved
have cimplained of the expense
Of sending their teams all the
way to the Alabama tourney.
II was also revealed at yester-
days Bayyiew ceremony that
Coach Paul Davis will be rehired
for next year. School Board Chair
man Gerald Adams said yesterday
that Davis was not given con-
tract earlier, but will be back next
year.
The 1853 season is officially
wound up for the Conehs. They
have a host of followers for next
year and a banner season is in the
offing. Several local organizations
have indicated that they viii have
banquets Tor the Conchs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-22
FIVE TOP HlTTERS
Santee Owns
US. Record
For The Mile

LINCOLN, Neb. R4-Wes Santee,
lean running machine from the
plains of Kansas, now owns the
two fastest miles ever run by an
American-achieved in two consec-
utive starts in a span of 16 days
a remarkable feat.
Yves hung up .4:024 in night
meet at Compton, Calf, June 5.
That was the fastest an American
had ever travelled the distance.
Then last Saturday evening he
had a 4:033.7 in the NCAA meet
here-the second fastest time.
Santee expressed a little dis.
appointment that he had missed
the magic four-minute race and
revealed. he was some five pounds
under his usual weight of 140-45
and very tired.
Interviewed in Kansas City, he
said, THE field was simply too
crowded to have done any better"
Santee, who said he was farming
more about his pace, still thinks
he can crack a four-minute mile
under right conditions. 1t could
come at the National AAU Meet
in Dayton, o., this week end.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-22
Grimm Doesn't
Faint Anymore,
Fans Protest
BY CHRIS EpMoNps

MILWAUKEE, R-There's been
some talk going around that Char.
ley Grimm is not his old, carefree
self any more.
''How come Charley doesn't do
all those funny things in the coach
ing box any more?" the fans are
asking. HE hasn't tainted once all
year. Hasn't done that jig, either,
or any of that other stuff he used
to pull out at Borchert Field"
What about it, Charley?
TITS age, partly" admitted the
stocky manager of the Milwaukee
Braves. THE last time l tried that
falling-down, fainting business
limped for a week, so / decided to
give it up"
Grimm, who's IS, actually Is just
as gay as ever. The other night in
New York he celebrated his first
anniversary as Braves manager
by entertaining sportswriters trav-
cling with the club. He clowned
all over the place and wound up
with several of his famous German
versions of popular songs.
Another thing about H." Grimm
said. sis the atmosphere out here
is different. This is a big produc-
ton at this stadium. Out at old
Borchert (where the Brewers I'M
der Grimm played their American
Association gamesl the fans were
close enough TO reach out and pat
YOU on the back.
ST was sort Of like q big family
the same faces In the same seats
right behind YOU every night. They
got to expect little entertainment
with their minor league baseball
So and he grinned. II gave II
10 them"
He did give il to them too. Any
thing went. Cap on sideways with
the peak over his ear. Charley
would shuttle with a Chaplinesque
gait to argue with an umpire. A
Brewer home run would find him
on his knees. salaaming, As the
hitter rounded third base. The faint,
in which he'd sprawl backward and
collapse in the dust, always was
eued to some happening the fans
couldn't believe either.
They loved it--and they loved
Charley. They still DO. even
though nowadays about al his
extracarricular activity In the
coaching bax consists % Is xs4hbsnE
ground fouls with q biz. meaty
hand as they 80 past ard tosSinE
them ts.hande9 to tie closest
umpire.
So he's 8ot Is faany.~ the fans
sAr7lg. Has Winning, ANT be-
Ard were IN tie hdg leagues. Is
sa4t bad
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-22
CE TrOunces
VII Behind
Rocky Maruccii

Behind Rocky Marucci's two hit
pitching, General Electric white
washed the VX-1, so in the first
game of a double-header at Bay
view Park Friday night. In the
nightcap, Bill Franklin pitched and
batted the Dairy Queens Billiards
to Ga victory over the league
leading Evans Enterprises.
Marucci, who gained his second
win of the season struck out thir-
teen and walked one. Bob Edwards
third inning single and Barney
Morgan's single in the seventh
were the only hits off Marucci.
General Electric took 10 lead
in the fourth when AL Cruz singled
and rode home on Lightcap's triple.
They iced the game in the fifth
with a four run rally on singles by
Darrell Pilgrim and Marucci, a
walk to Clint Warren, Earl Smith S
double and an error. Two errors
and Carpenters single gave GE
their final run in the sixth.
Smith and Cruz led the GE attack
with two hits each.
In the second game, Franklin
drove in three runs with three sin
giles to give the Dairy Queen their
fourth straight win.
The Billiards ruined Evans start
er Bill Ladies debut by scoring
once in the first on two walks and
Franklin's single and then sent
him to the showers with a four
run rally in the third. A walk, Ken
Kerr's double, singles by Franklin
and John Lewis, plus an error eli
NAKED the rally.
Singles by George Barber and
Claude Valdez, fielderS choice
and Witt Casada's double, gave
Evans three runs in the fifth.
The Dairy Queen picked up a
run in the sixth when Franklin sin
gled, stole second and scored when
Joe Castro threw wild to second
base.
Evans threatened in the seventh
when Sam Valdez doubled, Dewitt
Roberts singled and Casada was
safe on an error which netted two
runs but Franklin retired the next
three batters to sew up the game.
CaSada led Evans attack with a
double and single in four tries.
Franklin had a perfect night with
three singles in three times at bat.
The standings.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-22
Traffic Jam Results As High School
Nine Returns From Selma Tourney

The Key West Conchs were feted for the second
time in two weeks Sunday when they returned from the
Southeastern High School Baseball tourney in Selma Ala
bama The Conchs managed to fight their way into
the runnerup position in the meet although they were
competing out of their class but judging by the attitude
Of the crowd they came home champions.
The crowd was estimated by police at nearly thou
sand persons and traffic tied up for blocks around
Key Westers ocked to the park for the welcome home
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-22
MAJOR
LEAGUE
LEADERS
BY The Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE

BATTING-Vernon, Washington,
1888.
RUNS-Mantle, New York, So.
RUNS BATTED IN - Mantle,
New York, 81.
HITS Vernon, Washington, 70.
DOUBLES--Kell, Boston, II.
TRIPLES - Jensen, Washington,
HOME RUNS-Zernial, Philadel.
phia. IS.
STOLEN BASES-Rivera, Chi.
cago. 13.
PITcHING--Lopat, New York,
80, 1000.
STRIKEoUTS - Pierce, Chicago
Sc.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING ~ SchoendienSt. st.
Louis, .s34.
RUNS--Gilliam, Brooklyn, and
Schoendienst, st. Louis, 81.
RUNS BATTED N--Campanel.
Ia, Brooklyn, 62.
HITS Schoendienst, st. Louis,
So.
DOUBLES ~ Snider, Brooklyn,
and Dark. New York, is.
TRIPLES - Bruton, Milwaukee,
z.
HOME RUNS - Mathews, Mil.
waukee, 20.
STOLEN BASES--Bruton, Nil.
waukee, IL.
PITCHING -- Burdeste. Milwau-
kee, 10, 1000: Smith. Cincinnati.
so, 1000.
STRKEouTS -- Roberts, Phila.
delphia. n.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-22
29FL Tits
HayeBeen
Postponed
BY The Associated Press

Florida international League
clubs are missing a bet by not
having rain insurance.
With the 140-game season less
than half finished, % games have
been postponed, leaving a flock
of contests to be made up between
now and Labor Day.
Two games were rained out Sun
day night, Tampa at Fl. Lauder
dale and West Palm Beach at Ha.
vana, making an even dozen the
Cubans have missed so far.
In the only game played, St.
Petersburg trimmed Miami, 4-3,
and dropped the Sun Sox three
full games back of the leading Fl.
Lauderdale Lions. The Saints are
four and a half games back of
Miami.
Vincente Amor doled out only
four hits through eight innings but
needed help from Dennis Jent in
the ninth when Miami scored
twice.
SUNDAY RESULTS
st. Petersburg Miami 8
Tampa at Fl. Lauderdale, post
poned rain
West Palm Beach at Havana,
postponed rain.
MONDAY GAMES
Miami at st. Petersburg
West Palm Beach at Havana
Tampa at Fl. Lauderdale Double
header)
STANDINGS:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-22
All Stars Whip
Navy On Forfeit

The Key West Atl.siars won by
Forfeit Sunday from the Naval
Station nine when tire sailors
failed 10 put in en- appearance.
Scores Of fans and the home
team were ~ Tire Wisksrs Field
Stadium % ire appointed time
FER the game, but ira Navy
never arrived.
Pedro As0llaF. whs arranged
the ills. said that II was the
first time in many years that
ire Navy has tailed to shew up
for Q scheduled same.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-22

YESTERDAYS BASEBALL RESULTS
ny The Associated Press
ALABAMA.FL0RDA
Andalusia z Fl. Walton Beach 4
Eufaula 1 Panama City
Dothan 4 GraceviiIe
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Kansas City 81 MinneapoIi SIS
Louisville "a ST. Paul I'll
Indianapolis I'll Columbus Ia
ToleGSo 17-3 Charleston 30
INTERNATIONAL
Montreal at Springfield ppd-Fain
Ottawa 4 Baltimore
Toronto % Syracuse IA
Buffalo 81 Rochester IL
PACIFIC COAST
Los Angles ~ Seattle rs
Portland Ga Oakland So
San Diego 81 San Francisco il
Hollywood 80 Sacramento 81
texas
Beaumont - Tulsa rs
Fort Worth ~ Houston Ia
Dallas 70 San Antonio is
Shreveport 81 Oklahoma City ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-22

FACING C0AMr
DIES IN CRASH

ORLANDO E- Billy Maurice
Lester, =. Orlando. was killed
Sunday In the crash At . small
rrivats plane attempting = Land
snE o. tie teach Ut Lake HaTueY
.5oan Gary Net*1es. Jr-. s, Plant
Ssy. @aS critically iajxged
Surviving Lester ID hss a aagas
aaa tArRx ehii5ren. TIE t4mAy
nsovs9 esrs Erosn Mlsml tAFes
ms0ngAs y Eo.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-22
AUTO CRASH VICTIM

Crane. -, MealveTde. was gos,rd
dead in bis demolished automobile
near here Sunday ssets Trooper
ID T. Dempsey sat,t the ear seig
the road ou curve and hsy s
Tree,