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Evening star., 1953-01-07

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Civic and Study Clubs

University Women's Club-Tomorrow g
pm, French conversation. Tomorrow,
4 pm. tea. Tomorrow, pm, guest
speaker. DR.. Melauiades F. Gambia.
counselor 81 Philippine Embassy. To-
morrow. 7:15 pm. business meeting.
Tuesday, p.n., portrait painting
group. Wednesday, 11:30 am, cur
rent events group. Thursday, IL am.
book review. THURSDAY, 2 pm. Red
dinner for Mr.. and Mrs. Richard H.
Sanger, followed by talk by Mr.. San
G.. At 7;a5 5vf,o D;m Fridsy, p.m:s;
pm. water color landscape group.
speaker. DR.. M Margaret S' Just Butcher, Butcher,
member, District Board of Education.
Positive Aspects of Integration in
Education" Tuesday. 2 pm, after
noon program group; speaker. DR.:
James oliver Murdock, professor OF
international law, George Washington
University, 1.-THE Bricker Amendment
and the Constitution" Wednesday.
a;45 pm;, social o,a studies nds Iln1n public
ThuTsday. ss $40 PM, ,r.nt natiSnsl M head, cad:
branches AZ d dinner. s Sponsored 9I9g by AlsT-
tea at White House with Mrs. Eisen-
hover Friday, z pm, home of Mrs.
Arthur B., Fairbank, 1918 Thirty
Of These Roots" BY Agnes Meyer,
sponsored by Arts and Education Com
AAuW, Arlington Branch-Tomorrow
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Club Items Of Interest on the ENGAGEMENT Pad

1890 pm. Joint Christmas celebrs
tion of the French, German and
Spanish sections, Christmas Customs
In Europe" Friday, 1880 am, wrap
ping party to prepare gifts for mill
tary personnel in nearby hospitals.
Junior Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase
Tomorrow, 8 pm. garden section,
with Mrs. Robert Barnet. 10228 Park
wood drive, Kensington; program on
Christmas decorations and ararange-
ments. Friday. $50 pm, married
couples bridge, with Mrs. 6. B. Sey-
mour,. 9O05 Ewing drive, Bethesda.
Saturday, $50 p.m.-12:30 pm, club
house. semi-formal Christmas dance
chestra.
Sororities
Chi Sigma, Alpha Province-Today. 4-6
pm. 432. Southwest drive. Silver
Spring: rush tea.
Alpha OmicrOn Pi-Tomorrow 7:3O
p.m.,. Pi Delta Chapter House, Uni
versity Of Maryland, Founders Day
Delta Gamma, Northern virginia Alum
nae ChaDter--Tomorrow, 8 pm, DEM
onstration Of home Christmas deco
rat1ons and personal accessories by
Miss Helen c. O'Brien, fashion direc-
tor, and Kim Parsons, interior deco
rator, at home of Mrs. Neil F. Stull,
1901 North Albemarle street, Arling-
Delta Gamma, Washington Alumnae
ChaDter-Tomorrow, 8 p.m., Christi
mas party, with Mrs. James B. Cor
bett. 4 Williams lane, Chevy Chase,
Phi Sigma Sigma. Washington Alumnae
Club-Tomorrow pm, with Mrs.
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EmSsa:vT EHakSim Third ad.sa Secretary of the syrian
mSvs AmSNss.Snr SGIrbETTIhYursday, Nth 1880 Pm:
and Christmas party.
Aides to All Charities-Thursday. $50
p;m,; D1fr,tH Montgomery y County Jewish COM
Immigrant Aid Society of wash. %
Inner Wheel Club-Priday. 12:1s nm
"cemsns enIsns Alliance of All Souls Unit
EEs EEs# Fi1s:sees5 sS:ses@ sPs 3d., ,G.5ss1s .sss.s:
:! tx. t%S''elnssGn g. IT, tSa%sstIS
Faculty Women's Club Of George wash.
ington University-Friday, s pm. US.
@ ner auditorium. international Christ.
District Daughters Of the American Rev.
olution-Tomorrow, 7:30 pm, state
executive meeting. Chapter House.
TUESDAY. TUESDAY. 1;S0 pm, Ruth Brewster
p.m H5iasi Hartman Rasis Rice euceSSdSs: cSsp::
ter. Chapter House, Christmas party,
Miss Mamie Hawkins. = Tuesday, s
Mrs. Ralph Meyers, 1901 Connecticut
Weis SEenss cSspt. S% TqsSdsy Tdsgy Cart Wendell Sn
neT meeting, wednesday. $50 pm. pm
Dolly Madison Chapter. Chapter
House, buffet supper and Christmas
House Chapter. Chapter House. Christ
uel Gorton Chapter. Christmas
program, with Mrs. Grace Wall.
wednesday. pm, Potomac Chap
ter, Christmas program. with Dr.
Caroline Pincock, 1000 sixteenth
street NV; speaker Mrs. A. K, Kutt--
Ter. Thursday, 12:30-9 pm. annual
Americanization school bazaar, at
school. Thursday, s pm, Joint meet
ing. Thomas Marshall Chapter and
Pluribus Unum Chapter. at Chap
ter House; Christmas program. Fri.
day. l PM, American Liberty Chap
ter. Chapter House. Friday, 1870
pm, Susan Riviere Hetzel Chapter.
Chapter House, Christmas program.
Saturday, pm, Descendants Of 20
Chapter. luncheon meeting, with Mrs.
Clyde Il, Hamblin, 142s Iris street
WASHINGTON Chapter. Chapter House.
white. elephant sale. benehting ap-
proved schools; speaker. Mrs. Z. e.
Clark.
Evening star., 1953-12-06

partment Of the Interior, Resources
OF the Future"
Sunshine and Community Society Of the
DDisarict-Tomorrow; 1870 pm, Hotel
B'nai Israel SisterhOod-Tomorrow 1890
snd.n & It1sos. Sxteensh and Crit,
Poioe ine qMsiSsr! Mivss 9nSSe0a olSS@Tomorrow, ss
p.m.. st. Martins Club. 1912 North
&c 1ltol street, business meeting and
Dedic Hospital-Tomorrow pm.
speaker. speaker; Pr James B. MastsrsOn,
United Daushters Of the Confederacy.
Robert e. Lee Chapter-Tomorrow,
pm, Confederate Memorial Hall,
l32? Vermont avenue NV. monthly
Catholic Daughters Of America. Court
Cur Lady OF LOurdes, No. 1l20-To-
morrow s p;m.., Our Lady. Of Lourdes
Chapter B., 3: 1881 SolumSis. road
luncheon. followed by business meet
ing, Thursday. 1880 am, Chapter T,
business meeting followed by luncheon
Richard Rossman, 1881 Quebec street
wcmen's Overseas Service League. wash
NeTspaper un Tpssday Club bessmS.p
dinner meeting; discussion of Christ
mas welfare work.
JaynceeS-Wednesday pm, Broad
moor Hotel. annual Christmas dinner.
Ki-Wives Of Washington-Wedne
noon. Dupont Plaza Hotel. Christmas
B'nai Birth Women. Abram Simon
Chapter-Wednesday. 1918 pm.
Talmud Torah Synagogue. Fourteenth
and Emerson streets NV. luncheon
followed by meeting at / pm
Washington Hebrew ConEreEa tion Sis
terhood-Wednesday, z pm, Joint
vestry room; pot-luck supper
Ladies Auxiliary Of Hebrew Academy
emy, Sixteenth street and Fort Ste
vens drive NV. card party.
Deborah, Zena Greenberg Chapter-
Wednesday, $40 pm, All Nations
Club; 1903 Massachusetts, avenue NV,
regular meeting.
Committee on Cultural RelationS-Wec-
nesday, pm Islamic Center. 1851
Massachusetts, NV; speaker, Yorguy
Evening star., 1953-12-06

: Norman Goldberg. 3e0s Harrison
street NV, December meeting:
Golf and Country Club. Christmas
party. with Mrs. Alfred Hiss as
Alpha Sigma Tau. Washington Alumnae
Chapter-Thursdsy, s pm. meeting
With Mrs. p. B. Douglas, 913 North
Phi Epsilon OmicrOn-Friday, 7:30, p.ni.,
with Miss Margaret Alexander; book
review, on Women in the Modern
Business ond Professional Clubs
SDecial Libraries Association-Tuesday.
40 .Dt Pm Room 4496 Treasury De
discussion on "cataloging of Legisla-
District 0ccupational Therapy Associa.
Army HosOsl S9 ocer. Pn cS WsteT siRes9 Reed
meeting; discussion Of 1854 American
Occupational Therapy Association
eongterencs to be held in washineton.
Broadmoor Hotel. Christmas and
ZOnta Club Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
I2.30 pm. YWCA, luncheon; speaker
M MIS-; Walter Peter, "Reminiscences Of
SoroDtimist Club Of Washineton--wed-
nesday,. l pm. Willard Hotel. lunch
con and monthly business meeting.
AILruSa CluD - wednesday, 6:15 p.m
Brookings Institution. Christmas din
ner meeting.
Miscellaneous Clubs
B'nai Birth. Independence Chapter
Today. 3 pm. Jewish Community
Center third annual children In
terfaith Chanukah party.
Town Club--Tomorrow, 1890 pm.,
monthly board meeting, with Mrs,
James O'Donnel, Jr., 40l5 Oliver
street, Chevy Chase
League Of Republican Women Of the
District-Tomorrow 1890 pm, Nav
flower Hotel, luncheon meeting;
speaker DR.. " K; WELLINGTON Koo,
Ambassador of China. Asia and
World Peace" Thursday, 1890 an,
club house, !20S First street Sc,
morning study group; Mrs Leslie
Frost Ballantine will talk on For
Woman's National Democratic Club
TOMORROW, 1890 p.m.. club luncheon;
speakers, Mrs. Harold L. Ickes and
Michael W. Straus, former COM
missioner, Bureau of Reclamation, De.
Evening star., 1953-12-06

NJ. I. Coe. 3549B South sta1ord
street, Tuesday, 8 pm, Ashton
Heights Woman's Club, branch meet
The Intsrnational Grants Committee.
with Mrs: Harold Larson. 1897 York
town boulevard
AAUW, Alexandria Branch--Wednesday
s pm, bridge group. with Miss
Eleanor Currin. 1901 Hancock avenue.
Washington Club - Wednesday, 12.45
pm. DISTINGUISHED guest luncheon In
honor of Mrs. Arthur E. Summerfleld.
wife. Of the Postmaster General.
Mrs. Mary Lowell Kimbail. THE Story
of India and the Secret Process of
Dyeing."
Community Clubs
Arlington woman's Club-Tomorrow
Church. South Eighth street and
Glebe road, Christmas dinner
PetwOrth Woman's Club-Tomorrow. 2
pm, visiting nurse group, Visiting
Nurse Rooms, 1912 Mintwood place
woman's Club of Chevy Chase-Tomor-
row, 10 am, Club House Committee.
Tomorrow, 1890 am. garden section,
to decorate clubhouse. Tomorrow IL
am, social section. business meeting.
bership Committee. Tuesday, II am
1890 pm, Spanish classes. Wednes-
day. 9:45 a.m., music section. re-
hearsal. Wednesday. 10 am, execu-
tive board meeting. Thursday 1890
am, French study group. Thursday,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08

Five Thousand Fans To Jam
WickerS Stadium For Clinic

Close to 5000 football fans ara
expected to crowd into wickera
Stadium Friday night 10 witness
the Football Clinic which vii be
presented BY the Miami Herald's
Luther Nollx.
The Friday Clinic will be . du-
plicaiion Of the one 10 be Staged
tonight in Miami's Orange Bowl,
wlth the exception that there viii
not be as many teams and bands
participating.
The cmnie provides an excellent
opportunity for one 20 learn some
thing about football IN one easy
lesson.
The evenings entertainment viii
also give the fans an opportunity
10 get . preseason look &c Ed
Beckman's High School Eleven.
The Conchs, with Jerseys dssig-
mating their positions. will run var
ioas plays across the field on the
50 yard line.
The passing game win be taken
apart and the fan shown that .
pass play isn't just something that
entails = bunch % players running
and another throwing the ball.
Tnuehdowns. safeties and touch.
backs viii be demonstrated on the
50 yard line.
Voltz VII journey 10 Key West
Thursday. Cor hts third trip 10 Key
West since The Herald accepted
an Invitation from the Quarter.
back Club to put the Clinic on In
Key West.
Assisted by members Of The Key
West Quarterback club. voltx win
complete final plans Thursday for
the Friday show.
No football show win be com.
plese without the High School band.
DIR. castertcn and Joe Cornell.
driIlmaster. has arranged for q
wheel Of progress presentation BY
the band. There win be music be-
fore the Clinic and an 3 minute
presentation az intermission.
No admission win be charged and
the show win set under way pompt-
~ al 8 .. m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08

time before our Nationals. re
didn't listen and he drew bis re.
ward when both his is-year-olds.
Rosewall and Lewis Hoad. were
knocked off in straight sets.
Hoaa. being a husky football
type o. boy IN contrast 10 Rose.
walls is7 pounds. was In better
condition b stand the weeks sew.
ere beat. but ne too lacked his
usual rest In gong down before
Vie Selxas.
What happened here almost Ger.
tainly will cool off any desire 10
adopt ne Aussie system Of taking
promising Kids and indenturing
them 70 the sports equipment
firms. though II has been decided
81 ease our present rules some.
what. II has been wildly demon.
sirated that tie Australian system
lends itself 20 an abuse Of power
and = not good for boys who
should stlll be IN high school.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08
Pazo Hmb XIV Little League Al1-Sta,s To Win Over "
Locals Edge
MianiianS In
ErFOFIeSs
Ball Game

The Key West Little
League All-Stars won over
North Miami Saturday night
at the Wiekers Field Sta.
dunn by a TO score in an &C.
ton and thrill packed ball
game.
Both clubs played error
less bali but II was the flaw.
less hurting Of Pazo for Key
West that turned the trick.
Pazo gave up but two hits
and famed ten batters. Al
the same time. Maxey was
hurting good ball for the los.
ers when he gave up but
four hits.
The game was In doubt
right down 10 the wire with
neither club able 20 push
across a score.
Vildostiqui singled to cen
ter 60 start the game win.
ming rally and advanced 70
second base on a passed ball,
However, he was retired At
third on q force out by Val.
dez. who went to second on
the play. solomon singled 70
rightfield and Valdez made
the long trip in from second
under q good throw. The
umpire ruled him safe on a
close play and the ballgame
was over.
Solomon. Mcmahon and
N. Garcia played good ball
for the winners while Terry.
Prevatte and Haydn starred
for the losers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08

played yesterday. Badly aliced 10
the right. il struck = w0man apee'
sasor and bounced back onlo tht
green IS feet from the cup.
u hope she's feeilna fine" Ted
said, and I want her 10 nov
how mach I appreciate her hospi.
lalify."
Even without that break, Kron
might well have ven. He vas khe
kseadiekt player On The raln.soaked
course. fashioning = pair q gla,
/ under par. and getting home Z
stroke ahead Of Lev Worsham q
0akmont, Pa. who was second
Kroll's 72hole total vas 81 - 7
under par.
FIRST prize was worth e1.aoe O.
Kroil, boosting his earnings a
sie.057. II was bis frat victory a
the year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08
Tony Trabert Says
NO Pro Career"

FOREST HILLS. N. v. R-The
United States ncw tennis cham.
pion s a frccklefaeed. 23.year-old
ex sailor from Cinelnnali whose i'm
mediate interests are marriage.
the Davis Cup and college-not 4
pro career
Il haven't had any professional
offers" l0wheaded Tony Traberi
said after crushing Wimbledon
champion VIC SeisaS 6-s. Sc. e-3
IN yesterdays finals Of the National
Tennis Championships az the West
Side Tennis Club.
"lf bad one. | wouldn't be IN.
tereSted. I'm nog ready. I'd ike 10
win ms thing again. maybe q
couple more times. and also vim
hledon Then maybe"
This j. hearteniag news for Am.
erican tennis, which during The
past week has seen the pendulum
~ world supremacy swing again
Ia les direction.
In Trabert and Seixas. the uni.
ted States has TIE No. and No. z
players IN amateur tennis--take
your pick on the order--and win
be hesvily favored % take the Dav-
Is Cup from Australia next De
cemhxF.
Surs. | think eel win a. Ira
bert sad after Is surprising vic.
tory ever selxas. Australia il
coantlng on those kids ken Rose
wall ard Lewis Head bath isl. I
don Think they're cid enough 10
ssand the pressure
Tgaherz and Se.xas wiil carry
q. s. Davis Cup colors against
Canads a. NoHiFeal this weekend.
and then inio the Challenge Round
aEainst the AuxSses.
Sometime before or sfYer the
Aussse event. @rahert plans 20
marry . stunning brunette named
Shauna Wood from Salt Lake CITY.
Utah She vas "MisS Utah. n ire
recent Miss Universe contest she
vas here 10 see T0ny's greatest
triumph.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08
Charles Points
OrTitleBOut

PHILADELPHIA W - Exzard
Charles. who has been coming
back almost as long as Little
sheba. keeps another one Of those
must win or else" boxing engage
mems tonight against Harold John.
son. young. aspiring Philadelphia
light heavyweight.
The two Negro buxers are SEIZED
uled 10 mix il up for 10 rounds
at Connie Mack Stadium.
Should the z2-year.old Charles
win. be has been promised a crack
At the heavyweight title he once
owned.
On the other hand. the 2s.year.
old Johnson's manager, Tommy
Loughrey. claims Harold has been
promised = light heavy title 90
even II be loses. providing Of
course, he makes . good showing
A crowd of t4.00o fans paying
an estimated $50. go Is expected at
the fight. There viii be no rndso
broadcast or telecast.
The bout figures 60 be a contest
between two clever boxers with
the veteran Charles q z to 1 favor
lie 70 regain prestige he lost last
AUG. II in bowing % Nino Valdes.
giant Cuban.
There seems 20 be no question
but that Charles must win this
one or so back 10 his Cincinnati
gymnasium - smother In a long
llst Of former heavyweight cham
pionx who failed IN their efforts
to regain the crown. lie a ex-
pected 10 weigh in al about ls5
pounds and Johnson at Us.
Johnson has lest enly five bouts
In 81. those 10 Archie Moore g33I.
Joe Walc0ts end Bob SalserieId TIE
beat Moore once and Kayoed Sat.
terrified IN . return bout.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08
MAJOR
LEAGUE
LEADERS

~ THE ASSOCIATED PASS
NATIONAL LEAcuE
BATTING - Furlll0, Brooklyn,
So.
RUNs-snIder, BROOKLYN. 1z2.
RUNS BATTED N-Campanella
Brooklyn. la6.
HITs - Ashburn. Philadelphia,
$50.
DoUBLES-Musial s.. Louis, a.
TRfPLES-Gilliam, Brooklyn. Is.
HOME RUNS - Mathews. Nil.
waukec, As.
STOLEN BASEs-Bruion. MI.
waukee, 3.
PTTcHINC-Roe, Brooklyn, IL.
et5.
sTRIKEoUTs = Roberts. Phila.
delphia. i72.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
BATTING-Vernon, Washington,
81.
RUNs-MInoso, Chicago. 81.
RUNS BATTED IN-Rosen. Gle
|veland, Isl.
RUNS-kuenn. Detroit, 1ss.
DOUBLES - Vernon, Washing.
ton. %.
TRIPLES-Rivera, Chicago. ~.
HOME RUNS - Rosen. Clexe-
land. %.
STOLEN BASES 80 Minoso and
Rivera. Chicago, n.
PlTCHlNG-Lopat. New YORK.
ia-3, .62s.
STRIKE0UTS-Pieree, Chicago.
ia
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08
Ted KrOll PLAYS
SteadyCOlfT To
Win Celebrities

WASHINGTON tg-Ted Knoll won
the National Celebrities golf tour.
nament yesterday with an assert.
ment Of steady shots and q single
Wild one.
After II was ell over, The 34-year.
old from New Hartford, NY.
thanked the Woodmont Country
Club for is courtesy "and TIE
pleasant member Who let one 81
my drives nj Der on the back"
That drive came 90 the fourth
Tee q the first Of The tNo rounds
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08
SEC Mentors
Moan About



The secessd week az fnll fooshau
practice began to-day az u South
eastern Conference schools ana
Coaches were grumhllng as usual
about inexperienced personnel. b.
mries and early epening dates.
Alabama sets staFted against
Mississippi Southern on the nlaha
al Sept. n. Eight other SEC teama
open their schedules on the ialh.
Auburn. Tennessee. and Wander.
bait have a week longer 70 sc
ready.
Coach Johnny Vaaght "a Mlssls.
SipPi summed up The thoughts of
most eoaehes yesterday when be
SAID, Our biggest pFuhlem--lnox.
perienee." Naugat kept four sep.
arate Units busy in = line scrim.
mage with emphasis on blocking.
Vie called the rehearsal sluggish.
Murray Warmath az Mississippi
state sent the vaFxiiy against q
freshman end sophomore squad
which used the single wing offense.
The attack employed BY Memphis
state and Tennessee, the Maroons'
first two opponents.
AZ Isl. Al nogasil was stu the
first team Quarterback. DoRKgit
moved over frnsh hallbaek 10
quarter last week n Coach Cav.
nell flnsley's effort 10 get expsr-
ience and speed IN his backIield.
fulane's Bear Welt pushed his
Grcenies through a long offensive
drlll. lie had Pete Clement a
quarterback, Max MCGEE and
Bobby Saia al he halls and Rannls
Kent al fullback IN . drill against
the freshmen.
Joe Childress and Fob James,
two Of Coach Ralph Jordan's TOP
sophomores. romped through q
freshman defense with ease In An.
burns workouts.
Coach Red Drew praised fhe
work of four iinemen after q long
kcrimmaKe lie singled oft ends
Joe Cummings aud Bud willis.
tackle Ed CulpeppeF and guard
Bob wilga a. looking particularly
sharp.
Georgia Techs Bobby Dodd told
his Yellow Jackets that progress
hasn't been satisfactory during the
weeks workouts. Were getting
from our old.timers, bul il this
new kind Of football, it's an Il.
man trick, he said.
kentneky's hopes Cor . good year
dropped when faIlback Hayden
Cooper suffered q broken rlehl lia
In q lacking drill. lie win be ca
for The season.
Vanderbilt held lls first fun seae
defensive scrimmage end ~
Guepe told bis squad more of Dc
same could be expected thruuek6l
the week.
Six freshmen were promoted B
the varsity az Georgia. The Bid.
dogs nov have - first.year me
on the squad, more than any olhe
SEC school.
Fiorida's Bob Woodruff pushes
his squad through another dFlll %
fundamentals.
Az Tennessee. the squad suffered
IFS first casualty when Charles
Coiiey, sophomore guard. suffered
a broken hand.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08
FmillO Is Out
For The Season

NEW YORK ua-Brooklyn out,
fielder Carl Furillo yin spend the
rest Of the season nursing q broken
but both he and Leo Durocher,
his target In Sundays hrawl al
TIE Polo Grounds, apparently VIII
escape unscathed as far as league
officials are concerned.
DR.. Eugene Zorn. the Dodgers
physician. said Fariila has q double
fracture Of the bone behind the
knuckle Of the little finger Of his
left hand. He win be out Of action
until the World Series.
The major leagues leading hlt'
ter with . .344 average, Fnrillo
was injured In a melee near the
Giants dugout in the second inning
of Sundays Brooklyn.New York
game.
lie was hit on the wrest BY .
ball pitched By Ruben Gomez. lie
started toward the mound but was
restrained. After he reached first
base be dashed off the BAG. head.
inc for Durocher in the Giants
dneout. Players from both teams
swarmed about ind Fruillo's hand
was stepped on, breaking the bone.
I'm get him the next time
see him (DurOcherl." Furillo said
wrimly. ~The next time we come
face 10 face~on the street or any
wherein let him have a."
But National League President
Warren Giles viewed the 'bFawl as
q typical ballplayeF tussle" lie
indicated no fines or ether penal
ties would be forthcoming.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08

WINFIELD. Kan. R-Nlne.yaar.
old Wesley Wilson was killed yes
terday whsn the wheel Of q stoek
car At The racesrack here new eli
and struck him On the head.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08

The Ice capades of 1854 VIII
have - performances In Madison
Square Garden beginning Sept. 10.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08

only run In the nixhieap. Hadaix
permitted SIX hts Scr bis i5lh tri.
nmph ard nlth shutout- The t~lu
ulumphs moved tic Cardinals INTO
third place.
Piisshurghs laxt.plsce Pirates
zon their first doaaie-header q.
TIE year AZ ne expense Of the
Giants 81 and So. EDDIE Pelia.
grinl had four straight bits ii TIE
opener. including . home run. Paul
Ia Paine spaced nine hlla ior his
seventh .Fiamph in Ire nighieap Is
Danny 0'Cannel h0mered 10 ex'
tend his hifsiag sireak o. - coz.
seclnye eames for he wianeEs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
hi9lnpAls IA ChHsfnMnona 81
birmingham i.A. Mnhlia o.
Nsw Orleans 49, Atlanta IA
hasasaiie ess t1tsle heek ga gNseond
lnnin3sl