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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-21

The Citizen forum invites public issue
and subjects of local general interest it will not publish
anonymous communications.
The Arizona post., 1953-02-06
Here N There
By ELISE ROSENBLUM

Lou Horwitz, Lenny 'Scheff,
Frank Grossman.
Lillian Wald BIG followed
their Sabbath services at Ann
Greenberg'S house with a minia-
ture Oneg Shabbat. Among the
participants were Leona Shapiro,
Judy Kuropatkin, Regina Leeds,
Esther Kert.
The Country Club Inn served
as setting for Judy GaWSner'S
many guests when she celebrated
her Sweet Sixteenth birthday Sat
urday night. The party got off
to a literal bang during dinner
which, aided by flash bulbs, kept
up til the last couple said their
thank yous." Judy's guestlist in
cluded Bernie Silverberg, Judy
Buchanan and Al Specter, Arlene
Singer and Lloyd Bennett, Liz
Solomon and Milt Liebhaber, Sara
Handmaker and Larry Sandell
Marcia Glickman and Steve Sill
verStein, Anita Rich and Dave
ReiSler.
Although some people say Tue
son High has improved second
semester, we are inclined to side
with those who miss a tall, good
looking blond with blue eyes and
terrific smile. The Jerry Mel
nick Fan Clubs dues can go to-
wards a ticket from Detroit back
to TucSon-one way. What's
this we hear? Could it be we'd
ding bells for Grace Handmaker
and Larry Fishman? Congratu-
lations to the skies! :. Good luck
also to Dave Steinbofn, Tucson
AZA's new preXy. Belated
birthday wishes, Harriet Lee.
That's no mirror you see reflect
ing the sunlight. It's the ring
Judy Cohen recently received
from Jack Davis. The best of
luck to you both, always! .
Heard Barbara Oppman and Di-
ane Rosenblatt did a terrific job
at the program in the new little
theater last week. Another car,
Ira? Umm, looks good.
Been down at the Center late
ly? Big doings the night of Feb
ruary % if you like riotous enter
tainment and Sid Appleman's mu-
sic. Dick Stein can tell you more
about it! See you around.
The Arizona post., 1953-02-06
AbelOW-Zucker

Engagement of their daughter,
Lefty, to Mr.. Bertram Fucker is
announced by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Julius Abelow, 2811 E.
9th. His parents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Fucker, BaySide, Ii, New
York.
Attending local schools, Miss
Abelow graduates Tucson high
school in May. Mr.. Fucker at
tended the University of Missouri
and George Washington Univer-
sity. Couple plan an early sum.
mer wedding and will make their
home in Tucson. A reception in
honor of the engagement will be
held by the Fuckers on Feb. Is
in New York.
The Arizona post., 1953-02-06

HeNp people It's been a
busy three weeks since the girl
Son Barcelona sat at her typewri-
ter summing up past doings for
you-all. One of the most-farthest-
back affairs was the Jolson AZA
stag at Burt Watson's home
where chef Lenny Zunin presided
over the charcoal broiled steak
attes for sgd Salmon, Gil Saltz-
man, Mike Calderon, Ronnie
Leeds, Eugene Karp, Sandy
Greenberg, Ken Koenig, Louis
Schaeffer, Danny Tretiak, Dave
GOODMAN, Dave Finder, Ted Dir
enfield, Sheldon Streiter.
A most successful surprise par
y because it was a complete sur
Prise for Bonnie Supowit was the
me given to celebrate cutie Bon
lies seventeen years on this old
arth. Among the multitude who
flowed through mountains of
old cuts and got chance to see
ne amazed Miss SupoWit'S face
Then she found a house full of
leople in her honor were Barbara
Agron, Cyrille Silberman, Suzan-
e Levy, Ruthe Nevins, Barry
larlin, Stan Martin, Jack SAKE
tan Farber, Eddie Allen, Aaron
Zrailson.
More stags! This time Dave
Tovick's home was opened to
tucson AZA members who play
d everything from pool to bas-
ietball. A peek through the win
ow would have disclosed Bob
'ishman, Irv Yavelberg, Joel Bot
ED, Alan Leeson, Gary Yontef,
ra Mishkind, Gil Tanzier, Dick
<eene, George Serbin, Art Bee
er, Jack LevkoWitz, Irwin Mord-
a, Jack Singer, Harry Morrison,
Toward Goldwyn.
Here's a new excuse for an old
1ea-a theatre party. Regina
Weiss played hostess to quite a
Tang after they all watched Max
ne Lieberman in the TIT produc-
Jon of "Charley'S Aunt. After
yards buffet supper was served
b Johanna Birnam, Ann Grams
ton, Rita Feldman, Joan Smot-
gin, Corinne Hirsch, Sue Schneck,
Brenda Kurn, Rita Waltuch, Nor
" Sadowsky, Jerry Rakita, Mar
" Bleich, Jerry Lapin, Stuart
iruchik, Leroy Feig, Paul Katz,
The Arizona post., 1953-02-06
Em3E.,n4'
Marks Shapiro

MarkS-ShaplrO
Of local interest is the an
nouncement in Milwaukee by Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Marks of the en-
gagement of their daughter, Shei-
la, to Kenneth Shapiro, also of
Milwaukee. His parents are Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Shapiro.
A garden wedding ceremony is
planned for June 81.
Miss Marks is the granddaugh-
ter of Mrs. Dina and the late Jo-
seph Brindis. She was a frequent
visitor to Tucson and has many
acquaintanceS here.
The Arizona post., 1953-02-06

lrizOna Post, February 6, 1853
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-13
KEY LARGO HEADS PROPERTY SALES

band. has sold to "A. Z. Bennett,
III Dvvsl Street for $12,s00 .
house and land a. 2l7 DuvaI
Street, between Caroline and
Green Streets.
John c. Gardner, guardian Of
the estate of Julia Gardner, has
sold to Alfred Allen of S1S Eliza
beth Street for 5000 a LOT on
Elizabeth Street with front Of 50
feet.
Loren C. Troup has sold for
SIG, 900 to Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Shannon land on Key Vaca, con.
tanning SO acres.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emile L. Cotton
ST. and Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Cot.
ton, Jr. have sold to Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl G. galloway for SI,Oe0 a lot
in Riviera Village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark R, McCloy
have sold to Mr.. and Mrs. James
A. Bomar for $40. 900 land at Black.
water Sound, Key Largo.
Mary E. Parrish and W. A. par
rish her husband have sold to Mr..
and Mrs. Charles L. Gray for $500
part of two lots in Parrish sub
division. Marathon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-13

$1,000 permit 10 build . CHS
house AZ I22l William Street.
Ethel Brian. s2s White Street is
making $40 in repairs TO stairs.
J. w. Sawyer Is building .
$500 cos residence at 1873
Johnson Street, g. w. Drum
mond IS building > $3.50 store
room at l7o9 Virginia SfFesti
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Koehn, South
corner of Amelia and Royal Street
are spending $4,000 on repairs and
additions; William C.. Prinz, 1922
Elgin Street is repairing q floor
at a cost 0f $50. Mrs Dorothy Di.
Negro, 1916 Catherine Street Is
spending $500 on minor repairs. r.
+. Sawyer is erecting a fence for
SIS, at I0i7 Fleming Street. w. X.
Lamar. 7Oi Southland Street is max
ing general repairs at a cost Of
$500.
f. DeBarcce, 700 Margaret st.
Is making $4,000 in general reapirs.
Clara and Jose padron, 1929 Fifth
Street repairing i ROOF and pour.
ing slab at cost OF $500.
Goodwin Movers moved house
to the corner Of Amelia and Royal
MRS. G. L. Newton Is rsmodsl--.
Ing abuilding at 3oT Whifshssd
Street al > cost Of $500.
Mrs. d. Quesdada is building a
frame building II so Louisa Street
at cost of 81 600 ] M. Fenedez is
building room at a cost Of $1,000
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-13
CATO REAL ESTATE

Continued From Page Eight
Farr Warner, his wife have sold
TO the Strand Theater their land
in the Virgil S. Lowe subdivision
on Big Pine Key.
The Trustees Of the Florida
State Internal Improvement
Fund have sold for 81. 400 10 New
kirk Realty Corporation, 49,
acres Of bay bottom off their
brand new development Duck
Key. The land was sold on May
~. 1853.
Ella Taylor Pintado Washbish
and her husband Donald have
sold for S2,40O to Mr.. and Mrs. X.
A. Nelson, Key Largo, Key Largo
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivar AxeIson ara
on the buying rather than the
selling end for = change fhis
week with their purchase 81 81
acres OF Everglades land for
N.4OO from Joel w. Hopkins Of
Illinois.
The purchase is subject to an
oil, gas and mineral lease given
by Hopkins to Sun Oil Company,
The T. P. ssdewski corp. has
sold for $40 900 Is Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore. G. LindahI of Mara
thcn. land In Marathon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Junior
Henry have sold to Mr.. and Mrs.
Sumner Edward Thompson, Jr.,
for s., 400 lot 8 in a Key West sub.
division. The Thompsons live at
2429 Fogarty Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl J. Page have
sold for $70O lots 20 and u in
Holiday Homesites Key Largo, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard +. Gay.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-13

, at sol Virginia Street.
Glad Tiding Tabernacle is build
ing shed roof at sol Georgia
Street at cost of $500.
j. d. Roberts, ,1r., 922 Thomas
Street Is repairing house in the
rear at 81 900.
Jesus Bias is building On 81, 200
CHS house at 1901 Rose Street.
Robert Van EpoeI, 1924 Duck
Avenue, Is building a back porch
at cost Of $500. Roy Edwards,
S25 Georgia Street is building o
patio wall and fence At d cost Of
Frank Del vilIaF. 900 Elizabeth
Street Is building an addition TO
. motel and building . Store a.
cost Of 5000. Pedro Santana,
i'll caVoIins Street IS building .
new store front at cost Of $500.
+. L. Whidden, 2sSS Harris Ave.
nue. is building a $500 car porte.
r. o. Sweeting, sos Margaret st.
is reflooring q porch at a cost of
$50. Robert stevens, I122 Thomp-
son Street is building an $500 car
porte and back porch.
Joy Kiddie Shop, 42I Duval St,
is installing 81, 500 air conditioning
j. w. Parker, 1902 Lair Street IS
erecting a SIS wire fence. Sey-
mour Rubin is building an add.
ton to a store AZ 82l B Duval St,
at a cost Of $500.
Two Friends Barber Shop. 5i2
Fleming Street Is making $500 in
general repairs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-13
Month Of May Shows Swing
Up To $4,000 In City

pair permit for his home at 22s
Olivia Street; W. o. Davids, 1851
Laird Street. a $3.50 permit for a
block fence and Title Company Of
Key West. SIT Whitehead Street. a
$500 permit for a drive way and
parking area: c. W. Boughner,
1927 Flagler, 5000 permit for
screening in front proch; Man
uel Aguiar, 1888 Uriied Street, for
81, 900 in general repairs; George
P. Tedder, 1901 petronia Street,
500 for a car porte; L. carbonell,
So Duval Street, $40 for minor re.
pairs; Henry Hash rs.Sl2Fl eming
Street, $500 for repairs to porch;
w. Lowe. 1926 Johnson Lane, SIS,
for building a picket fence.
Mrs. Ewsll RusbY took out .
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-13
Houses, Repairs
Swell Volume
OF Construction

$4,000 In building permits we're
issued during the month Of May
BY Building Inspector Ray Knopp.
The following permits were issu.
ed:
70 A. n. Williams. li4 Louisa
Street. $50 for building 4 wire
fence: u Jose Garcia, 6l2 Petro-
nie Street. $500 for repairs to roof
and floor and sides; 10 Ellen Me-
Hugh, si2 CRinnell, so, for paint.
lng residence.
Mrs. and Mrs. lgDpelo Perez,
lt& Rose Street sre hvlldInn .
sl1.epe COS Fsildsnee.
Samuel DastiOn took out 4 $40 re-.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-13
CONTRACT SIGNED

LAKELAND IN = Harry Coe,
Lakeland and University of Florida
pitcher, has signed 4 bonus con.
tract With the Deficit Tigers.
Coe. 20, had a 900 record for
Florida. He is a southpaw.
He worked out 10 Detroit this
week and his contract was signed
with Little Rock Of the Southern
Association. He VIII report to
Montgomery of the Class A South
Atlantic League.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-13
Rin'ersbusrg Coal
Buys Land At
$4,000 From.
Terrain Corp.

sales of the week with SIS, 900 in
real estate sold by the Terrain
Corporation.
First and largest sale was
made at $4,000 to Rimersburg
Coal Co. which is part Of the In
terests held by r. E. Crane, lar
gest of all Keys landholderS.s
The property includes large
area on the Key. The sellers in
clude the corporation, Ruth T.
Sweeting. Leila S. Adams, and
Marvin Adams, being the heirs OF
F. E. Sweeting.
Another sale by the corporation
In Key Largo was to Mr.. ard Mrs.
Pete Signorelli, Akron. O., for
SIC, 900.
Though there were many other
sales during the week there were
no major commercial transfers.
The following real estate trans
actions took place:
DR.. and Mrs. Herman X. Moore
sold a one-Sixteenth interest in as
lots in Corla Reef Estates, Key
West, to Milton Appel, Jack Appel
and Betty Sacarob, s26 Duval st.
K. Z. Crane and his wife have
transferred . 1884 acres Of their
1900 acres on fhe Keys 10 an
other company Of theirs, The At
laniie Land and Improvement
Co.
Mercedes Fernandez and Anto-
lin Fernandez, her husband have
sold for $4,000 Key West land at
Virginia and Margaret Streets to
Mr.. and Mrs. Jose NJ. Fernandez,
ll04 Packer Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Ellis have
sold for S2.5O0 to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold 7. Mayhem, property in
Tavernier, Fla.
Elinor d. Gautier, Frances eau.
tier and her husband, r. B., Jr.;
Betty Worley, joined by her hus,
band Lee NJ. Morley and Anna
Carnevale, attorney in fact, have
sold for $500 to Ralph and Agnes
Rule, tract X, Plantation Beach,
on the Key of the same name.
SUncoasi SaaFccds have sold
their lease from Charles Topping.
TO Key West Shrimp Company,
owned by Or. ]. Laneelos Les.
fer. for $500. The lease runs
until February !, 1854.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Z. Mason
have sold heir lease from Char.
les w. RUtan for $1,000 : lot u
Plantation Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olin L. Williams
have sold for 5000 to Mr.. and
Mrs. James Lavan Bass, Marathon
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse L. Gill have
sold I oMr. and Mrs. Carlos Cal.
LEILA for $1,000 land at Elizabeth
and Caroline Street, where the
Callejas have a grocery store at
the present time.
James T. Lakefek, and HsF.,
riet |. Lakefsk, both single have
sold their half interests, makins
IN entire one, TO Mr.. and Mrs.
leonard Francis Owens, 1909
South Street. fer . total Of $40,
Ooo. The property Is at South
and Leon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omar Wilson Coop
en- have sold for $4,000 to Virginia
Cooper, lot one In Macros, a SUBJ
division In Key West at Laird
Street and Atlantic boulevard.
Sot G. Pappas and his wife Ca
thleen have sold TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas L. latham Of Miami,
tract In Grains Subdivision, Gras.
sy Key for $500.
Charles Toppino and sons, Inc.
have sold 70 the City Of Key
West, land on Stock island nsar
Second street snd Third Avenua
for $500. The sale includes
many lets.
Marian A. Lswss IsInsd hers
I'm by r. Murray Lewe. her hus-
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-13
Gems Of THOUGHT

know Of nothing sublime which
is not some modification Of power.
Burke.
Power In Its last particle. IS duty.
John Foster.
Since nothing Is settled until it
IS settled right, no matter how I'M
limited power man may have,
unless he exercises it fairly and
Justly his actions viii return to
plague him.
Frank A. Vanderlip.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-02-13
Morris demanded

Morris demanded
7 know Abe replied. we
amt far from the tine Of the
Messiah who has been promised
Morris. the Messiah Is around the
corner. you might say. There
amt nothing more for you and
ne to worry about He's sure On
the way"
How do you know that"
Mo-.s asked Who tells you:
You are al hight At Z sewing
machine but who made Z prophet
out Of your"
Abe replied II was all in the
facts Of current history fer any
body who had eyes to see with
. Look MorTisI Israel IS =
Jewish country again and doesn't
that mean nothing TO you? Can't
you see the MesSiah's hand in
that? Yes. Israel with an army Of
It's OWE. and budget and q navy.
= president and q prime minister
and an ambassador even IN
Washington"
so what" Morris ieered-
What are you talking about?
Why will gentlemen buy new
suits because there Is al Israel
army and an Israel navy and II
Israel budget? Abe. you're Z Big
ger fool than I thought
But Abe. sure Of his prophetic
wisdom. felt he could ignore
being called a fool Morris. 8
he said. you can't see any far
Their than your nose. But can't
you understand what If all
means? With Israel standing Like
q nation already, Il means that
the Messiah is On the way and
shortly will be with Us. That's
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-02-13
Enjoy Jacksonville's Beaches
1.-THE WORLDS FINEST"
s,s.s ADVERTISING HERE INVITE AND APPRECIATE
F'H"" YOUR PATRONAGE
Soviet Anti-Semitisn1
Emboldens Arabs;
U. S. Urged to
Take Stand

NEW YORK, (JTA) = The new
Soviet Jewish policy has in
censified the hostility Of the Arab
states to Israel, the American
Zionist Council. which represents
al groups in the Zionist move
ment in the United States, re-
ported last week in an analysis
Of public opinion on the Prague
trial where the Communist cam
paign against Israel opened.
Analysing the implications Of
the trial and its aftermath, the
Council warned that there is
every indication that the Arab
states may De emboldened by the
new Communist propaganda line
70 become even more intransi-
gent" and that 'anti-Israel forces
everywhere will be given new
impetus in their campaign to
EQuidate Israel by political
means"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-02-13
PLAIN TALK
(coutinued from Page II

all the prayers feels sure that
everything IS going 70 De better
fomorroT.
7 an smiling this way because
sse only great good tinss for all
fhe Jews" Abe replied to Morris.
There's plenty Of work coming
for all Of Us. and there will be no
ending Of suits to make. Wen Be
working all day and all night. If
hhe AraAlganated lets us. Morris.
you don't know the half Of II.
And what 20 you know, Abe"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-02-13

Artie Shaw: Executive ability
Is ire at q convincing your wife
that you hired your pretty steno-
grophe- OF account Of her expert
ence
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-02-13

Shelley Winters: Absence con-
quers love. but not when money
IS the thing that's absent"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-02-13

what Il means. And what hap
pens when the Messiah comes?
LIS promised that when the Mes.
Siah comes al the dead win get
UP from their graves and start
living again
7 ask you again, 50 what?
Morris said $50 what? Let's sup
pose al the dead people do start
living again and how VIII that
help you and ne q the clothing
trade? VIII that get US jobs when
people aren't buying new s11its?~
Abe laughed in the hearty way
he. as optinist. always laughed
-. Morris. how can anybody be
50 dumb as you? Can't you I'm
derstand nothine?~
What's there 70 understand"
Think. Morris: All these dead
people getting up from their
graves and living again They
will all need new suits. after
being 50 long in their graves.
And that's where you and me
come IL Il means lot Of work.
making new suits for them There
will be work for Us for years"
Maybe you think you're smart
Abe" Morris replied But did
you stop TO think that among the
dead people there must be { lot
Of tsilors. and If al the dead old
tailors start living again they viii
al De looking for jobs and can't
you see what that will mean 10
you and ne. L viii mean CON-
petition. Abe-millions OF tailors
coming out Of their graves 10 take
jobs away from Us"
But Abe. always On the bright
side. had the quick. cheering an.
swer Morris. you're a big.
ger fool than I thought. Don't
you see. all those I'd e d tailors
have been out of work 4 long
time and when they come back
they won't know nothing about
the latest styles in mems suits.
How can they know? Our jobs
will be safe and thereT be plenty
Of work for Us. A good time is
coming for Us and our boys will
yet be great doctors"
For this story which I have
told with some elaboration Of my
own I am indebted to Mr.. Louis
Mason, the New York teller of
Jewish stories. Recently ne told
stories all evening at Adath Is
rael Synagogue in our town.
Evening star., 1953-11-18
Word to the Wise
By Mrs. Fronk Colby

Verb lenses sometimes can be
troublesome. Here is a refresher
test to use as a check. Give
yourself 10 points for each cor
rect answer. The correct answers
are given below.
l. He (began? begun?) yester-
day.
2. The dam (burSt? bursted?).
8. He has (come? came?) for
the package.
4. He has drank? drunk?) the
milk.
5. The water has (froze?
frozen?).
6. The condemned man was
Chung? hanged?) last night.
7. The picture was chung?
hanged?) in the hall.
8. The phone Gang? rung?)
all night.
8. He (sleeped? slept?) all day.
10. He (slunk? slinked?) away.
Answers.
he DeSdn yesterday. Inc Dam
burst. He has come for the
package. He has drunk the milk.
The water has frozen. The
condemned man was hanged last
night. The picture was hung in
the hall. The phone rang all
night. He slept all day. He skunk
away.
See if you can place these
words where they belong in the
following sentences: Facade,
fragrant, figmenta fragrant:
It was a ----- of his imagi-
nation.
The rose is a ------- flower.
1t was a -------- violation of
the law. .....
The -------- of the building
is beautiful.
Answers: 1t was a figment Can
invented statement of his imagi-
nation. The rose is a fragrant
(sWeet of smelD flower. It was a
fragrant (glaring) violation of
the law. The facade (front) of
the building is beautiful.
Distributed by McNaunght Syndicate,
IQC.)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-09
Fl. Lauderdale
WIlitewashes
Havana C,ubans

Two brilliant pitc 6e perIOrm-
ances b Winston Kl6Wn and Joe
Guahanes featured Florida Inter.
national League play wednesday
night Is "a Landerdale white
washed Havana'a Cubans, 70, and
Miami whipped West Palm Beach,
rs.
St Petersburg defeated Tampa,
-, p keep pace with Miami. Each
kAs Won five and lost none In the
second hall. while Ft. L.auderdale
has won three and lnst two.
Brown, 1B.year-0ld rookie, was
nieked by Andrea FleiEas for 4
clean single Cor Hayana's only nit
before SO Ut. LaCdeTdale fans.
The Lions raped Ensabio Perez
and Vicente Lopez Tor nine. one
u them John Dayie' asrd homer
Davis homer gave the Lions 81
tor the season, tying 1 record SCI
By the old Ii. LauderdaIe Braves
II 1851.
Fer he second straight night.
West Palm Beach led going into
he ninth, but Miami scored six
runs o. i've hits d that frame u
win. Two walks. an error and two
long tllas were coupled with hi.
ami's five hts. The Indians GOT 10
Gushanes iOf only two hits, one