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Evening star., 1953-12-17
Player and Club.

ElHyGI HIlU OIuU.
Pendleton, James E.. M
Cox, William R.. Brook
Lohrke, Jack w., Philad
Sisti. Sebastian D.. Milv
Bridges, Everett L., Cinc
Robinson, Jack r., Brool
Pellagrini. Edward c.. !
Glaviano. Thomas G., p
Castiglione, Peter R.. 0
O'Brien. John, Pittsburg
Evening star., 1953-12-17
PLAYER and Club.

Player and Club.
Anderson. Ferrell. st. Lou
Fusselman, Lester L.. st.
WARS. Salvador A.. 20 N
Burgess. Forrest H.. Phila
st. Claire. Edward j.. Mil
Ssndlock, Michael j.. Pitt
Campanella, Roy, Brookly
Rice. Delbert W., st. Loui
Garagiola, Joseph 81 Pg
Lopata, Stanley E.. Phila,
MeCullough, Clyde E., Chi
Crandall. Delmar, Milwau
Landrith. Hobart N. Cine
Cooper. walker w. Milw
Westrum. wesley N, New
Seminick. Andrew W.. Cil
Noble. Rafael M, New Yo
Walker. Albert B., Brook,
Calderone. Samuel F Me-
Atwell. Maurice D.. "a CT
Sawatski. Carl E.. Chicag,
Janowicz. Victor F.. Pitts
Evening star., 1953-12-17
PLAYER and Club

Talbot, Robert D.. Chicag
Thompson. Henry, New 7
Adds, Robert G., 3 Chi. :,
Szekely, Joseph. Cincinna'
Lerchen. George. Cincinn,
Mauro, Carmen. Brooklyn
Davis. Brandon R.. Pittsb
Brown. Thomas M. Chica
Lindell. John H.. o Pitts
Mayo. John L.. Philadelpl
Dunlap, Grant. st. Louis
Palys, Stanley, Philadelpf
schramka. Paul, Chicago
Evening star., 1953-12-17

The new Washington Stor Edition /,
Of the 1854 INFORMATION
PLEASE ALMANAC will tell you
fact offer fact thot you wont
about American and world wide
politics; obout business and edu-
cotton, science and religion; about
sports and the arts. 1t contoins
q Who's Who section listing The
worlds fcmous personalities, ond
a Who Was Who section listing
the history mokine people Of the
past. Here you will find a COM
pIete crossword puzzle guide, a
whole section Of parliamentary
procedure, q wealth Of mops, dio-
grams and illustrations.
Evening star., 1953-12-17
PLAYER and Club.

Metkovich. George NJ, 4 Pi
Lockman, Carroll w. New
Hermanski. Eugene ", 13
Lowrey, Harry L., st. Loui
Montenlayor, Felipe, Pittsb
Dark. Alvin R., New York
Nicholson. william B.. Phi
Thorpe, BENJAMIN R., Milw
Slaughter, Enos B.. st. Lot
Marshall. Willard w. Cine.
Clark. Melvin E.. Philadelp
Ashburn. Richie. Philadelp
Thompson. Donald NJ. Bro
Furillo. Carl A., Brooklyn
Snider, Edwin D.. Brooklyn
Repulski. Eldon j.. st. Lol
MuSial, Stanley F., st. Lou
Shuba. George T.. Brooklyn
Thomson. Robert B.. New
Greengrass. James. Cincinr
Borkowski. Robert ", Cine
Robinson, Jack R.. Brook,
Ennis, Delmer, PHILADELPHIA
Baumholtz. Frank, Chicago
Bruton. william H.. Milwa
Bell, David R., Cincinnati
Gordon, Sidney. milwaukee,
Pafko. Andrew. Milwaukee
Thomas. Frank j.. Pittsbur
Hodges, Gilbert R., Brook.
Kiner. Ralph NJ, Al Pitts
Irwin. Monford, New York
Abrams, Calvin, Pittsburgh
Rice. Harold H.. 0 st. LIZ
Jeffcoat, Harold B., Chicag
Mueller: Donald F., New Y
Smith. Paul. Pittsburgh
Bernier. Carlos r.. Pittsbu
Sauer. Henry J, Chicago
Rhodes. James L.. New Yo
Antonello. William j., Broe
Wyrostek. John, Philadelph
Pendleton, James E.. MilW
Ward, Preston NJ. 27 Chi.
Post, Walter c.. Cincinnati
Williams. Richard H.. Broo
Marquis. Robert r.. Cincin
Evening star., 1953-12-17
PLAYER and Club.

Player and Club.
Robinson, Jack R.. Brookly
Stanky, Edward r.. st. Lol
Cole, Richard r.. Pittsbur
Rigney. William j.. New Y
Hemus, Solomon j.. st. Lol
Thompson. Henry, New Yo
Hall. Richard w.. Pittsbur
Castiglione, Peter R., o p
Baker, Eugene W., Chicago
Lohrke. Jack W.. Philadell
Cox. william R., BROOKLYN
Roach. Melvin e.. Milwaul
Evening star., 1953-12-17
nlavnr ond HI,,h

Player and Club.
Johnson. William R.. s
Castiglione. Peter R., 4
Jones. Willie T., Philat
Robinson, Jack r.. Bro
O'Connell, Daniel r.. 2
Serena. William r.. CT
Thompson, Henry. New
Adams, Robert H., Gin,
Jackson. Ransom j., CT
Mathews. Edwin L.. Mi
Pellagrini, Edward c.,
Jablonski, Raymond L..
Morgan. Robert NJ. Bro
Holman. Robert G.. Ne
Spencer, Daryl. New Y
Glaviano. Thomas G., ]
Evening star., 1953-12-17
PLAYER and c,,,h

PLAYER and club.
Sisti. Sebastian D., Milwau
Hatton. Grady E., Cipcinn,
Dark. Alvin r.. New York
Schoendienst, Albert f., st
Serena. william r.. ChicaI
Williams, David c., New Z
O'Brien, John. Pittsburgh
Hanebrink. Harry A.. Milw
Gillian, James, BROOKLYN
Bridges, Everett L.. Cineinl
Hoffman. Robert g.. New Z
Pellagrini. Edward c.. Pitts
Hammer. Granville W., Phi
O'Connell. Daniel F., Pitts
Dittmer, John D., Milwauk
Temple, John E., Cincinnat
Spencer Daryl, New York
Ryan, Cornelius j., Philad
Miksis. Edward T.. Chicag
Glaviano, Thomas G.. Phil
Lowrey, Harry L., st. Loui
Ramazzotti, Robert L.. Chi
TriY1la yala pridCaa
Evening star., 1953-12-17
PLAYER and Clnh

Player and Club.
FITZGERALD, Edward r., ]
Nation, Peter. Pittsburgh
Koback. Nicholas, Pittsbu
Baldwin, Frank D., Cinci
Bailey, Edward. Cincinnal
Burrts. Paul R.. Milwaukt
Rand. Richard a., ST. Lo
Katt. Raymond r.. New !
Foiles. Henry L.. Cincinn
SHEPPARD. Jack. PittsburG
Evening star., 1953-12-17
PLAYER and Club.

Hatton. Grady E, Cincir
Bridges, Everett L.. Cine
Rigney. william j.. New
Westrum, Wesley NJ. Ne,
Hanebrink. Harry A., Nj
Dark. Alvin r.. New Yo
Sisti. Sebastian D.. Milw
Lohrke. Jack w, Phnad'
Lowrey. Harry L.. st. Ii
Evening star., 1953-12-17
1853 National League Fielding Statistics
CLUB FIELDING.
INDIVIDUAL FIELDING.

----- 1853 1ol s7ss 32ol4 1354o 1882 .97t
Evening star., 1953-01-11

600, WTTG-New York Times
Youth Forum: Current Events
Quiz"
600, WTOP-Charles Laughton:
Readings from great books.
700, WTTG-Georgetown Uni
versity Forum: "As Others See
Us: Great Britain"
$500, WNBW Comedy Hour:
Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, Victor
Borge and Giselle McKensie.
Evening star., 1953-01-11

Church IN the wildwood; 1890.
Mass for shut.ins; II; This Weeks
News In Review; 11:is, Industry On
Parade; l1:3o, Catholic haur; Il, Your
Junior Review; II, Youth wants to Know;
1880, Houal0ug CASSIDY.
Evening star., 1953-01-11

Saturday, Jonuoy II, 1853
WNBW-11, Happy Party; 1850, Kids and Co..
r. First Century AirInes; 1880, Circle
Roundup; 1:3o, Continuous Per.
formance
W0P-s, You and Your Land $50, Top Play
time; 10, Cartoon cspers; 1o3o Ask
ItBssket; II, There's One In Every
Family; 1i:3o, Smiin' Eds Gang; II,
Big Top I, Wild Bill Hickock $780, All
Aboard; las The Big Picture; 2:15,
Popcorn Playhouse.
WMAL-1o1s Scouting In Aeion 1o:45, Roots
kazsotisi II, Space Patrol; 113o Sky
Evening star., 1953-01-11

1880, WNBW-American Forum
of the Air: Senator Estes Kefauver
and Senator Styles Bridges.
800, WNBW-Victory at Sea:
Beneath the Southern Cross"
4:3O, WTOP-Omnibus: Viveca
Lindfors and Brian Aherne in a
scene from Henry "" the fourth
in the MIR. Lincoln series and Jose
Greco in a dance production.
Evening star., 1953-01-11
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Evening star., 1953-01-11

Mr.. MaGcheS"; March Of Time
(WTOP, 10:3O, THE Men Around
Eisenhower.
Observation-Disclosures Theater
(WNBW, %, John Newland and
Pat Ferris in "One Bright Day."
Thursday-Four Star Playhouse
(WTOP, $500, David Niven In
Man on q Train; Ford The
ater CWNBW. $3.50, Ruth Nus
Evening star., 1953-01-11

sey and Mark Stevens in 'This
Is My Heart; Author Meets the
Critics (WTTG, 1O, Bernard
Wolfe's Limbo; President Tru-
man (WNBW, WTTG, WMAL,
WTOP, 10:3O, Farewell Address.
Friday-Motorama Of 1858
(WTOP, 81, Arthur Godfrey as
host; Twenty Questions (WTTG,
100, Gregory Rato6. 4
Evening star., 1953-01-11

MOnday-HollyWOOd Screen Test
(WMAL, 7:30), Maria Tallchief
in Dance to Freedoms Tune;
Johns Hopkins Science Review
(WTTG, $500. Man Against
Cancer; Voice of Firestone
(WNBW, $500, Eugene Conley;
Hollywood Opening Night (WNBW,
%. Paul Douglas In Living
Image: Robert Montgomery Rre-
Evening star., 1953-01-11

sents (WNBW, $500, Edmund
O'Brien in "Ricochet"; Studio One
CWTOP. 10), Eddie Albert in 'The
Trial Of John Peter Zenger."
Tuesday-Keep Posted (WTTG,
81, Should the Filibuster Be
Outlawed?" Preside Theater
(WNBW, %, Hal Taggert In
Many Happy Returns; Suspense
(WToP, $780, Henry Jone IN
Evening star., 1953-01-11
Wednesday, Jonuory II, 1853

WNBW-s:55, Tsdsy On the Farm; !, Today;
7:2s, News; 7:3o, Today; 7:55, Look to
This Day; Q, To-day; s:2s, News; $50,
To-day; G55, Today In washington; $50,
Margarsts Kitchen; 10, Ding Dong
Sch6oI; 1880, Language; II, Ask wash
ingtsn; u, Bible Stories; 1880, Little
Playhouse; I, Feature Playhouse; z, This
Is the Story; AIS, Industry on Parade;
2:3o, Naney's Notebook; ;, Big Psyoff;
$50, welcome Travellers.
WTTe-10:15, Cartoon Theater; 1890, Early Bird
Theater; II, Movetims News; 12:15,
MIDDAY Chanel: 12:3O Broadway Matinee;
Evening star., 1953-01-11

17:45, No0ntime Views; I, FestuFs FlIMi
Z, Peculiar People; 1:3o, Shep the
Town; ;, Paul Dixon ShsW.
WMAl-12, Midday Matinee; I, Shsrm's shsw-
place; Z, Hoilywsod Matinee, $50. Ruth
Crane.
WT0P-s, HoIIywood Movie Thsstsf; 10. Arthur
Godfrey; 1880, Arthur eedtrsy, II. Garry
Moore; 11:3O, Strike u Rich; u. Bride
and Groom; 12:ts, Love Of Lie; t2,as,
Guiding Light; I, Allsa jeftreys shG4,
Z, Double or Nothiag; 2:3o, Art Lisa
letters House Party; !, Midday Mstlass,
3:45, Mike and Buff.
Evening star., 1953-01-11
THIS WEEK IN TELEVISION

WIoP-s, Lamp Unto Ny Feet; $50, Stop, Look
and Listen; 1880, In the Park; II, Pick
Temple at Old Sasebrush; 1890, Candy
Carnival; I, Letter Of the Law.
Evening star., 1953-01-11

Today's Highlights.
100, WMAL-Seminar Harriet
Beacher Stoves Uncle Toms
Cabin"
100, WTOP-Letter of the Law:
Trial of a homicide case with
Judge Bolitha Laws and Attorney
Charles E. Ford.
100, WNBW-Youth Wants to
Know: Senator Frank Carlson.
Evening star., 1953-01-11

These rugs wodovelers! all the way from the fabulous
bozoqrs Of the Orient The Hech Cos Yeoy Sole And
what beauties! every pearl Of the Orient shrewd buyer
inspected each rug for The Hech Co. specifications Of craftsmanship
and rugged quo Every patiently hand hooked by motive
workers. Clear. coors dyed stay that woy Background
coo blend with any decorating scheme black beige
poste green blue See voriey Of patterns to ouvo
oriental bozoor ObIones and ovos Big assortment for
smaller rooms, entr0oys, n front of frepIoces
23 f. ------4eo 3x5 it, -----1o.e9 6xo f. -----399o
2A fl ------69o 4x6 # -----1799 8x0 #. 500
The Co. Floor Washington Floor Spring:
9TH Floor, Pdrkt1gton
Evening star., 1953-01-11

"Plus Serpice Charge
If your purchases Of merchandise In the
$50 or more, yoa may pay for them on
Z years to pay!
Evening star., 1953-01-11


$50 or more, yoa may pay for them on I
: years to pay!
New LiberoIized Terms
All 3 Stores, Especially
Troditionol Sofas
TroditioncI Chairs
z-pe. Living Room Suites
Occasional Chairs
Secretaries, Desks
Modern Chairs. Sofos
Sofobed Suites
Modern Tables
Leother-sop' TabIes
Mohosany Tables
Modern Bedrooms
cosual Bedrooms
Troditionol Bedrooms
Double Dresser Bedrooms
Funefionol Groupings
Mattresses. Springs
Foom Rubber Mattresses
Studios, Sofobeds
Hide-A- Beds
Hollywood Beds
Juvenile Furniture
TobIe Lamps
Floor Lamps
Lamp Shades .f
Curtains
Sewing Machines
Auto Accessories
Evening star., 1953-01-11

Not but two kinds Of beautiful, oneweone broodoom
land The Hecht Co.'S one low Half Yearly Sale price makes
it fit into any budget, for woII-to-woI corpetne
The twist broodoom is an exciting new blend Of
imported wool and special carpet royon-o winning
combination that takes miles Of footsteps, sparks your
home with rich-ustre texture. Tone -on-tone
is fovorite ol-Woo in swirl design that pays pretty
compliments to modern or traditional surroundings.
Both in grey, ereen rose beige. and Il #. wide.
The Hecht Co. 9Th Floor, Washington;
I'D Floor, Sttuer Spring; 9TH Floor, Parkington
Evening star., 1953-03-08
a .s.sg z =

after ~ cigarettes
Filter turns black with
absorbed tars and nicotine
harmful irritants that
might otherwise be
absorbed by yoH.
MTOW il GIUay and a
put in a fresh filter.
For safer, more
enjoyable smoking
Evening star., 1953-03-08

DeRicOtea is used and actually pre-
scribed BY many physicians and dem
fists all oyer the WOrld.
The smart, slim Denicotea Holder
comes in various lengths, finishes and
colors. ESQ and $50 including extra
filters. At stores everywhere.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-07
FAN SPEAKS Up

E0it0f, Inc CtLlxen:
Please allow me space IN your
paper to ask what Is wrong, with
Mayor c. b. Harvey, Commission
ers Jack Delaney, and Lou Eisner,
and the Base BAH Fans Of Key
West.
Let me invite your attention to
the Miami Herald Of July lst. 1853.
Page S-B. mayor plans petition
demanding Base Bah Professional
franchise" Mayor Tommy Dale
sandrO Of Baltimore, Maryland,
and thousands Of Little Leaguers
made . direct appeal to the Own
ers and Officials Of Professional
Base Ball to bring their Club to
Baltimore. The petition said IN
part won't you give US that
chance2 Pease vote to grant Bal
timore Z big league Franchise. "
And here we Key West Base Ban
Fans. who for years have tried to
get professional clubs to play and
train here have gone in reverse 81
the Baltimore fans, We say, PRO
fessiOnals Keep Out. we want the
field for our juveniles to play on
At night in violation Of our City
Curfew Laws.
Coaches Jones and Davis wants
to know where win the High School
team play. Let me remind Coach
Jones and Davis, that the provid-
ing Of Base Ball Field for the
school games Is the duty Of the
County School Board, and not the
City Of Key West.
The sponsors Of the mo Pro-
fessional Team IN Key West, are
the High School Coaches and Am
erican Legion delegation. They
say, .'It would be q blow to the
City's youth prObelm and would re-
suit In juvenile delinquency Let
me remind these American Legion
and School Coaches, that the City
Of Key West. has Z juvenile cur
few law. II any Of them win lis.
item at 500 p. m. each and every
might, the fire bell rings. out, to
warn al juveniles to get home.
But these 50 called leaders Of ju-
venile base ball, who arrange .
schedule Of games that require,
the juvenile to be out OF their
homes, are the contributing factors
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-07
Sailing Club
Picnic Hailed
As Success

The Key West Sailing Clnb's firsa
outing and picnic was Z complete
success. but the same could noe
Be said for the races. Due 10 TIE
almost complete absence oE q
breeze the sailboats Just barely
made Il around the short course
IN time for the eats.
u was originally planned % cone
mence the fourth Of July tesltivi.
ties with q marine parade az an
boats, but when the wind failed 70
cooperate, that part q The pro.
gram was cancelled.
The tirss race YES tallsn ~
OTIS Myers n NE cflekol. 0eh
Zimmerman ives sseond h ~
Rhedes BanisH. They reversed
pesislens u iha seeond Faeo.
Several new hesss psFtlelpased.
J. ". Nay entered . LlshlNina;
Tenn Ward, . Ding CAT; end
Frank KapFeelGl his new sloep.
Commander C. G. Barr sailed
his radical craft . Cstamarian ont
for the occasion, but since his jib
sail was not completed, be did NOT
enter II In the races.
What little wind there was for
the races died out completely after
the picnic and some Of the boats
that anchored IN Garrison Blight
were quite late getting in.
Regardless Of the disappointment
IN the races results all who A.
tended the picnic had Z grand
| time and ii was voted to have an
other outing before long.
Gladys jackson and her expert
needle fashioned two club PEN
nants for the occasion. one was
flown from the committee boat
and the other from Commodore
Zimmerman's flagship.
Some colored movies were made
from the committee boat and they
win be shown at the next meeting
| In the latter part Of the month.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-07

TO juvenile delinquency. Coaches
Jones and Davis and Wayne can
Be excused Is they are not Key
Westers. and may not know inst
why the fire bells ring out each
night, but there Is no excuse for
arrange and Watson, Who are Key
Westers.
! could understand any objection
to leasing out The City owned Base
Ball Stadium -. L the Profes.
SIGNALS used It SIS days each year.
but as the Professional win have
about 70 home games. each year
and It win leave as mites for the
adults to use this field, I cannot see
the objections.
I am surprised az Mayor Harvey,
Commissioners Delaney and Eisn.
er voting to allow the School
coaches and American Legion
sponsors to promote any game, ex.
pecially on City Parks, that would
encourage the youth Of Key West
TO violate the Curfew Laws, which
the Commissioners have sworn to
uphold. II this Is what you want
Stop Ringing the Fire Bel each
mite at 500 pm. and repeal the
law.
The Base Ban Fans Of Key
West want professional Base Ball,
and you three (S) Commissioners
have said no. on June 10th. 1858,
but in November, 1858 each and
everyone Of US base ban fans wiz
60 to polls and there We win lei
you know what vote win be,
"A BASEBALL FAN.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-07

TxxAa


PHOENIX. Arix. llRl The
Arizona Game and Fish Commits.
oion believes he deer herd ID the
KaibAb National Forest Il tie
Grand Canyon Is the fastest grow
ing her d the country.
= 1850 no kill by licensed hun.
teFs vas Assn. ID 1851 4 was ASS
and last year Il was asia, but
even 80 the deer have multiplied
faster than the rising Nm, ! Joint
report Il the commission and che
y. 5. Forest Service shows.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-07
Matthews Topples
C. CGrbOneH liz
Golf Trophy Play

Fred Mathews walked eff
with ne Cecil cafhoneIl Tro.
ply 81 ihs Key West ceIf Club
Sunday sfserneen whom 10
HFsd . hef pes 81 ever ihe
Sleek lslsnd lsYevt 10 evsdIs-
tanee mo field. Scores ~ cell.
eEa competed n ths tourney,
IN annUsl affair which Il FAST
ereMinU n pepularlsy.
Rassisws ended W win . 70.
tsl sfoss seers 81 6 y gain
sIso win.
ID Glass a aetien. Gene WI.
asl Led ihs field Win . Lew
sress sesrs 81 n while Glenn
Prizes hsd lew ness : g.
lack carbenoil paced iho
Glass 3 selfers with : lev
.eFoss seoro o. 70 and BiIl
PIswsaaR fired ! ~ y walk
~ win lev ne henors.
Glass 6 waA led BY Ersd
MaihoNe with 4 grose seeFs ~
q while lev net losder wss
,LeOis Pieges. d W.
K : ~.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-07
Yankees Win DoubIeheader From Philadelphia Athletics O5 53
r.-s ms KY WEST erurn n..4.,. ..y !. ,,al
PEOPLES FORUM

TIE G19annm BoaDammm ammRam@
aeone - re v1oSgn - q. RoAA.
oR8 10R she a11aoR Ro1ureea the
s1Gha 90 AeAa1e any alumn whaeA
are 9omalAeRe& RlAa1umn oR mmwnE-
RaNAo0 NAo WRITER'S nAomta ~
onaP an1 osm1lna The loe4eRa -
- vgoRn1 ana write en omo mAAa
- aA0 wmUeR NnAys sIwnmamFn 90
10 WRITER @nee eoeowDlny che
lsetoEa mna win - pahtlnhoA IN.
1ans 8oanesaeA oahoFWlno.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-07
ROTARY cllIlAP

OAKLAND. Calf flnl Arch
Campbell retired induslriaiink y
dis area's services club attendance
champion.
Never missed meeting II the
Richmond Rotary Club n IS years,
and ms eaten ms club lunches
d hat iin1.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-07
BASKETBALL SQUAD TOLD

GAINESVILLE u = The nine.
man basketball quad that win
represent the South ii the Florida
high school aIl-star game here
Aug. IL was announced today.
Players win report to Gaines
vile on Aug. 8 and win practice
here in conjunction with the Flor.
ida High School Coaches Clinic
Aug. 1913.
The all-star basketball teams
win be coached BY Grey wilson,
De Funiak Springs. North; and
Paul Straub, Tampa Jesuit, South.
South all-stars: Roger Wilson
and Jack Leach, It. LauderdaIe;
Chuck Smith and ROnnie Gonzales,
Tampa HillsbOrough; John Her,
rick, Bill Schweiberger and Rob.
ert Fernandez, Tampa Jesuit; Der,
nard Herscowitz, Miami High, and
Dan Odenthal, South Broward.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-07
Richard Bonner
HurIs FOlsr-Hit
Ball For Winners

Behind the Sour-hit pitching q
alshard Bonner. he Amefican LII.
Il League All stars defeated The
National Little League Al Stars,
O. last night II Bayyisw Park h
Iho first Of . best : out 81 Z play.
&C q decide which team WIN re-
psssent Key West b the uttie
League tournament to - held h
Miami this month.
Tie American LeaguerD wasted
- time Ii taking the lead when
they picked up two runs IN the
Dist inning On two walks, 3 wild
piich, and Joe MelfahOn's texas
league einaie. They added another
h the second On . walk, Carey
Dicn's single, and an error. Two
walks, Z feeders choice, and sin
eIes ~ McMahon and Dion melted
DE American Leaguers Two more
q dc third.
The National Leaguers picked up
Their only two runs OF Bonner ID
ne second md two errors. Rob
srt Diaz double, and ! felder's
ehoice.
Tie Americans completed their
scoring d the fourth when Mario
Maginiex. who went al the way for
he Nalioaals, walked Bonner with
the bases loaded 70 force u run.
Martinez who was touched for
Only nvs hits, aas Wild and conse-
qu1niiy kept himself ID hot water
throughout ne game. He walked
seven and struck out six. Bonner,
o. he other hand. had perfect
e0ntrol. lie walked only one while
striking out nine.
Mcmahon and Dion were the
hlR guns ior the Americans. Each
collected TOW hits. Martinez led the
Natlonal AZ the plate with 1 double
and single u three tries.
Tonight The same NO teams VIII
meet ii the second game o. the
pIayoh with game time slated for
I:ls >. a.
ScOta. A.W. u.
American ....-.......21s fDD 5 s
- - 4 : A.
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FEW RABBITs WILL LIVE
UNTIL FALL

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ming The earth are too efficient.
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VIEW Wins Over
Legion, I4ToS

The Junior baseball leagues
scheduled game played last night
vas won BY the vFW Post 602I
over The Legion Post y By : n
to 3 score.
Joe Santana started for the Post
y and allowed II runs In first two
frames CarabaIlo pitched the last
four and allowed three more. Red
Carey pitched the fkI game for
the WV.
PA. Carey, and Bruno each hi
two safely for the winners and
Hcppy and Russo hit three for the
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Games schedule for Wednesday
might 1t 7:3O are.
Post No. l6s VI. v. r. w.
Friday night: Post No. y vs..
Evans.
Saturday night: Strand vs.. Key
West Insurance Co.