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Evening star., 1953-05-15

Chicago club continues its New
York visit today and tomorrow.
With the kind of hitting and
hustle it showed yesterday it
could leave town in first place.
At the moment the Yankees lead
the White Sox by a game and a
half.
The score yesterday was Us
with the winning runs coming
in the ninth inning on the type
of finish the Yankees thought
was their own private patent.
Chicago is the only club in
the American League with a win
ming margin over the champions,
having won three out of four.
The contrast between it and the
Cleveland Indians. chosen by
most experts as the Yanks' most
dangerous rivals, is startling.
The Indians showed little in two
games in New York earlier in
the week.
Helps Beat Ex-Teammates.
Yesterday. with Sherm Lollar,
former Yankee catcher, showing
the way, the White Sox fought
back from a Al deficit to lead,
5-4, then rallied again after Don
Bollweg had homered for New
York to tie the score. Lollar
lifted one into the seats with
two on in the seventh and
singled to start the ninth-inning
uprising. He also starred defen-
sively, picking two men off sec
ond base and throwing out one
would-be base thief.
Meanwhile Cleveland was los
ing its fourth in a row, at Bos-
ton. 5-4, in II innings. In night
games Washington won its sixth
straight, 2-1, over st. Louis and
Philadelphia edged Detroit, SIS.
Evening star., 1953-05-15
Mats, z; Browns, I

Runs batted in-werts. shea. Vernon.
Two-base hlt-Shea. SacriflceS-Little-
field Shea, Vernon, Terwilliger. Double
plays-Runnels to Vernon, Vernon to
Runnels to Vernon, Elliott to Young to
WASHINGTON, 6. Bases on balls-Of
shea. 5; OF Littlefield, 5; of Paige. /.
Struck out-By Littleheld, 2; by Shea.
g EIits-Oh Littlefield. in 6s innings;
earned runs-Of Littlefield, %; Of
Shea III. Winning pitcher-Shea (2-O.
Losing pitcher-Littlefleld C2-2). Um-
pires-Grieve, PasSarella, Napp, Duffy.
Time-2:05. .090.
Evening star., 1953-05-15
Dark Star at PimlicO.

BALTIMORE. May 15.-Harry
F. Guggenheim's Dark Star, sur
prise winner of the Kentucky
Derby, arrived at the Pimlico
race track this morning from
Belmont Park. The colt was ac-
companied by Bimini Bay, a
stablemate. and both were un-
loaded satisfactorily. Dark Star
Is expected to run in Mondays
Preakness Prep as well as in the
Preakness May %. Bimini Bay
also is q PreakneSS eligible.
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Even Ted Williams Can't Explain Why He's
Hitting The Ball After Two-Season LayOff

one afternoon recently. his left
wrist vas so sore he couldn't take
his regular place m the lineup. He
went up as = pinch hitter. however.
took a couple Of practice swings
and then smashed Mike Fornieles'
frs, pitch high and deep into the
right field bleaeAers for . three
run homer against the Chicago
White Sox.
Williams grinned shyly as the
incident was recalled % him.
Maybe Ted - right when he
says he doesn't have his full
strength back" said Red Sox man
ager Lou Boudreau. But sou Ger.
tainly can't tell il from those 200
foot homers he's hit recently. Con.
sidering the handieaps he's been
under and the fact that he came
back practically cold. he's done the
most remarkable Job I've ever
seen"
Besides doing more than his
share Of hitting and fielding" Bou-
dreau continued. Ted has been
very helpful 10 he kids on the
club Hes talked 20 them, given
them advice and tips on batting
Hes been most Cooperative he
came back when We mos; needed
him, too. II not for him. we might
have fallen into the second d.
vision"
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TODAY'S
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK R-Galns outnum
eered loSses hy a small margin
in early dealings In the stock mar
kei today. There wss little sctiy.
ity, however
TIE railroad shares put On the
best performance Some ieiev lslun
steel and utility shares also moved
ahead fraetionally Chemicals ohs.
autos and rubbers we're mixed
Among the raids. southern Raj.
gay and Northern Pacific were
ahead nearly . point n one tine
New York Central. Delaware 4
Hudson. southern Pacific and Inl.
nois Central also advanced
Other gamers included Us Steel
General Motors. ChrySler Cool
rich. Phleo. Zenith. American
Telephone. Commonwealth Edison.
American Cyanamid. General Flee.
trio aud Union Oh Of California
Lower were SiudehakeF. Douglas
Dow. Union Carbide. Standard Gal
tNJD and American Airlines.
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City viii Sod
WickerS Field

The City Commission lest
night sosk s~s steps 70 pre-
msss lossbsII IN ksY West.
ThsY ssrssd 70 furnish ed
Cor 9 persiea 81 ire wisksFs
Field sridiron which YES skin.
nsd'' % pars % ire Baseball
diamond there end 10 donate
sIoo 10 ths ''hsFsfoos" soosbslI
program noe being conducted
By tire high sshool.
commisslonsF John cSFbo-
nsll sponsored IRE measures
which wsFs appFsvsd vnanl-
HoVsly.
csrbonsll asked that shs sod
be lsid In time fos Friday
nisht's game between KEY
West and Miami Tech. Ese said
tire mevs was neeessaTy 10 pre-
vent injury 10 the plsYsrs'
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~ Joa RElcHIsR

BOSTON N - Are you still try.
Ing 10 figure out Why Ted VII.
Hams, after nearly two full sea.
sons out Of baseball. Is hitting bet.
Ger than ever and hammering
home runs a . faster pace than
Babe Ruth ever did,
Wei. you might a. vel stop
wraeking your brains. Even WI.
hams can't fully explain II.
tive tried b figure out what's
happening 10 me-" he said. I'D
Ike 30 find out because I'D like 20
BIC that way the rest Of my life.
tive done . lot Of analyEing Of
this streak" he added. and I
don't know the answer completely.
But I've got an idea. though
''lt may be I'm hitting 50 well
because the pitchers are tired and
I'm physically freSher than | would
be II | had played ell season. No.
body can tel me that ball play.
ers today can stand up under the
strain Of playing q Fun season as
they did In the old days
That's not because the old tim.
ers we're more durable. It's sim.
ply because Il Is harder than ever
10 play ball today. It's physically
impossible 20 play az top speed
from beginning 20 end under this
games, twi.night doubleheaders
followed By afternoon games.
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Korean Naral Veteran
Returns On Carrier

George h. Cathsy. soa oi Mrs
Lolita Z Cathey Of &oa Williams
Street. vas among those scheduled
90 arrive IN san Francisco Monday
from koWan waters aboard ths
attack aircraft Garner USS Prince,
Ton.
Cathey who Is q radioman sea.
man Is crew member Of the
Princeton. one Of the first carriers
90 So into action In the Korean con
flict The ship Is . veteran 81 sS7
combat days during three tours Of
duty off the northeast Korean
coast.
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MAJOR
LEAGUE
LEADERS
~ the ASSOCIATED PASS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

BATTING VsrnOa. Washington
Is
RUNS 800 Rosen. Cleveland and
Vest. Washington. les.
RUNS BATTED N-Rosen. Gle.
veland. 10.
HlTS-kuenn. Detroit 2o&
DOJBLES-Vernon. Washington,
a.
TRiPLES-Rivera Chicago. "a
HOME RUNS-Zernlal. Phladel.
phia. Al.
STOLEN BAsES-MlnOso. chiea.
so. q
PITCHING - L0pst, New York,
is-4. .7s9
STRIKEoUTS- Pierce. Chicago.
III.
NATIONAL LEAeus
BATTING - Furlllo, Brooklyn.
90
RUNS-Snider. BROOKLYN. iai.
RUNS BATTED N-Campanella,
Brooklyn. i42
HITS - Ashbura. Philadelphia.
1876.
DOUBLES - MuSial. 81. Louis
TRIPLES - GILLIAN. Brooklyn
~.
HOME RUNS - Mathews, MI.
waukee. a6
STOLEN BASES - Brulon, Nil.
waukee. Is.
PITCHING - Erskine. Brooklyn.
20e. T69
STRIKEoUTS - Roberts, Phlla.
delphia, lss.
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"IKnOw How To
Get "--LaStarza

GREENWOOD LAKE. n. Y. R-
Il know how 10 get up" That
Is Roland LaStarEa's answer 90
Rocky MarcianO's tremendous
knockout punch.
Not that the 2s-year-Old challeng.
er from New Works. Bronx Is
counting on hitting the deck Thurs.
day night when he fights the Rock
for the world heavyweight cham
pionship at the Polo Grounds. but.
he Is ready-just N case.
Gene Gosney knocked me
down twice" he said. "MareianO
did once and so did Walter Halter.
I got up and knocked out al Of
them except Marclano."
do I think about the first fight
and the punch hat hit me-" he
said. IAN ! think about Is how
got up and beat him (actually he
lost a disputed split decision 10 the
Rock. March "a. 1851 I don't
think about getting hit. think
about how much I've improved. s.
Roland has his own ideas about
the kind Of fight 10 expect from
the champion.
II expect him 10 hold back" he
said. Hell try 20 make me lead
and try 10 get m bis right hand.
n he can't do Il. then he'll come
In. When he comes in. III be
ready"
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League
Standings May
Exchanged
sy BEN pHLEcAR
AP spoFts Writer

With just six days 10 play, tire
standings Of The National and
American Leagues could slill un-
derg0 considerable change before
being entered in the final record
books.
Five places In each League re-
main undecided. So far the only
teams guaranteed Of finishing on
Sunday right where they are To-
day are pennant-winning Brooklyn,
runner-up Milwaukee and last
place Pittsburgh IN the National
League and the champion New
York Yankees. fourth place Bos.
ton and fifth place Washington In
the American.
Cleveland gets a chance tonight
and tomorrow 10 nail down second
place IN the American League.
The Indians invade Chicago for
two games with TIE White S0x
who trail them by two. A sweep
would give Manager Al Lopez his
third straight runner-up finish
with the Indians.
An all.vietorious climax 10 the
1853 season would give the Indians
their third identical year - % vic.
tories and 81 losses. They have
five games left end current
mark uf @-6i.
Near the bottom Of the Ameri.
can League Detroit needs % win
three Of four remaining games 90
assure sixth place. AZ the moment
the Tigers lead Philadelphia BY
game and q half. The As have
five games LEFT. n they can cap.
ture even one Of the five they'll
avoid any share Of last place.
The Browns appear almost Ger.
tain 10 wind up their days in ST.
Louis at the bottom Of the heap
but By winning their last four they
might tie the Athletics.
lnifu place ~ the National
League Is stiIl up for grabs be.
tween S. Louis and Philadelphia.
The Cards whipped the Chicago
Cubs 90 last night IN the only &C.
ton in either leagle and moved a
game and q half ahead Of the Phil.
lies. Sc. Louis has six games 70
play, Philadelphia five
The New York Giants, In fifth
place, might get caught by Gin.
cinnat. The Rediegs also could
sink 10 seventh II they dropped
their three game series with the
Cubs which opens tonight. The
Cubs are now in seventh.
Harvey Haddix, pitching his first
full season In the BIG leagues. won
his 10Th game Tor the Cardinals
and his sixth shutout. lie aided
his own cause with q triple, one Of
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FrOSh Figure In Hurricane
CridirOn Defense Picture

Unless holdOver varsity ban car.
rseFs start displaying something
which they have failed 10 show 10
date. the 1859 University Of Miami
baekfield may be Q 50 per cent
Frsahmsn secondary.
This was thoroughly Indicated In
recent serimmge sessions In which
Coach Andy Custafson gave some
u the yearilngs q chance with the
varsity when backs returning from
last season failed 10 give Mani
TIE hind Of speed Gus,afson be-
hevea win be necessary this season.
Freshmen backs, while mex.
perieneed. have been displaying
more speed and drive than any a.
the holdover haIfbaeks and fun.
backs. Wen have 10 take our
chances with some Of these Fresh.
men," Gustafs0n said. They'll
make mistakes like al Freshmen,
but al least they're running" be
said.
cUsssissa he's been werklnu
gsek Lewe, . lsspeVnd vssFllna
tFoW Peru, indiana, 81 hsllhsek
end hg hes been running well.
% have Gd~aFd Oliver, Q 100
pe~sd lea halsbask srem Essa
Llvespsel.. ohloi Rehsgt Getty,
We pevad len hell from csrns.
Gle. PEI Den nesslsT. 30 povnd
isllbsek evem Bssavls, N. ",
Jeha Shields. US pound swim
Hsovlng Ten halfbagk grem Allen.
town. Pc.
There IL q good chance that two
q these Freshmen may be in the
starting lineup Friday night, Sept
- when the University Of Miami
inangurales Us 1888 campaign q.
gainst Florida State University IN
ne Orange Bowl.
Custafson has not Is yet IN.
dicated who would be thrown In
- the starting quarterback against
FSu, but Il IL almost . certainty
hat Il WIN be one Of two men
John Melear or Don James.
~ the present. Melear appears
70 bold The upper hand over James,
Who last year was the country's
No. 4 passer In percentage Of
completion. Don may snap out Of
4. however. during the next few
days and receive the starting call
81 the quarter slot.
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POWER OFF IN JAZZ

JACKSONVILLE Downtown
Jacksonville vas without electric
ity for several minutes yesterday
afternoon after a short circuit ca.
plosi0n IN q reaC'oF az the city s
main power generating plant
Some sections we're back IN ser.
vice IN . few minutes with the
switch Of power from q southSidC
plant and q floating generator.
All the downtown was restored In
90 minutes and The whole Of the
city within two hours.
The explosion in the reactor
which regulates power output, was
followed b. fire. u vas confined
10 a basement room.
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There's another explanation -
probably two or three, Why I'm
hitting. First. I've always been q
hot weather hitter. In my last
year before I left for the Marines
tissD I went through April and
May hitting 30. Look up my
July and August record. II must
have been around 400 because I
Was hitting $40 going into Sepiem.
Der. Then the weather so, cold
again and I finished with SO"
This Is the first time since he
fractured his left elbow in the 1850
all-star game nat II hasn't
bothered him a great deal
The arm doesn't burt" he said.
yet know I'm rot setting enough
Of my left hand into the swing
It's not as strong as il should be
but u doesn't hurt any more-ex.
eept In real cold weather
Watching Williams stage those
smuggling exhibitions almost daily
one would never knOw that Ted
Is tircd-both mentally and physi.
cally his hands age stiI hlistered
and his wrists and furearms are
slill weak. Ills ,egs are tired and
heavy. Tie aches an over and his
injured arm has not yet regained
loo per cent efficiency alA eEVa-
ably nerT ill
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22
Nary Tres Club
Names Delegate

Al TIE regular meetiag q the
Navy Wives Cub held a. ne & p
q Club Lounge % the Naval Sta.
tlon, Perry Smith. president Of ths
club, vas designated delegate @
the nattonal convention Which al,
take place 10 October IN San Diego.
Calf.
Mrs. Rusty HAlsey wlie ol J n.
Halsey, XII, stationed - Boca
Chiea. attended the meeting as a
candidate for membership
An informal meeting vii b. held
az the beach patio % the Naval
Station Wednesday Sept ard zach
member vii bring her lunch.
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attitude Is excellent with one win
under their belt
The boys viii take q look a.
moves q the St AIMS clash
this afternoon. The game was
flned b. Frank Wayne and Joe
Al0nEo, using q special "Eoomar
lens which brings the action righi
INTO prominence where the boys
can pick Il apart and discuss
their mistakes.
And mistakes are one thing the
Conchs can't afford 70 make
against the Miamian&
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100000 SUIT

TAMPA The trustee ior
hankrupt Lee TermmAl ana W.
house Corp. Is ssek.ng % m
up thFOugh Insurance Cor the d
e which caused TIE hankrup
last year.
The trustee, Carl RaugAa
filed suit In Federal Court No
against the New Amsterdam
ualty Co. kr SEQ 80 aud az
the Maryland Casually 60.
$50 o..
Baughmsn said the losses
caused b. fraudulent action
former employees. that such aes
are covered b. the Insurance,
that the casually firms refuse
pay.
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hard Yesterday On their passing
attack and ofiensivs hloskins
aasgnmenfa.
Beckman attributes q rash of
penalties against his charnes last
week as being the result % Gag
erness ard neTvea There 10 no
substitute for game experience. "
he said.
But II any % the Conch squad
are nervous with the prospect q
meeting up with Techs highly
20o-p0und line. they
haven't shown H. Their mental
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22
Boxing Results
MONDAY NIGHTS FIGHTS
BY The ASSOCIATED Pass

New orleans-Ralph Dupas. la
New Orleans. outpointed johnny
GonSalves. i3S's, Oakland, Calf,
BROOKLYN - Orlando Zniueta
1884,, Cuba. outpointed Paddy De
marco. 10, Brooklyn. 10.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22
Radio Contract
Awarded Monday

The Mosorola Company Of Blr.
mingham. Alabama was awarded
. contract last night TO furnish
three two-way radios for the Police
and Fire Departments when they
admitted low bids 10 the City
Commission.
They bid stss a on one i2.vult
IN radio. dash mount, and $40. ~
each on two i2.volt I'm trunk
mount sets. Total hid was 81 .SiOo2.
Their price Includes installation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22
Conehs Begin To Hit Hard In Cool
Weather Scrimmage For Miami Tech

Coach "a Beckmsn h hoping
apF cool weather Friday night
when ms Conchs run headon In
% the Miami Tech eeven here.
Yesterday. after . heavy rainfall,
ne temperature took q slight drop
and u must have made the high
mhool footbaIlera feel eood--they
Suddenly hogan 10 hit hard.
Thar actions even pEomptsd
neskman 10 stats that we may
Ne able 10 beat these fellows II
ws pisy sss bssf hrsnd ~ fess.
hsll." Ne sddsd met Ell perform.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22

eTs wiii have 10 BE- ~ re tee ~
their cane. hewsxes.
There we're no Etandouts Ia
yesterdays long scFimmage 4s-
sion with . vet ball a lot Of
fumhles we're In evidence.
Barring injuries IN practice this
week. the Conchs should be AZ
top strength for the clash. AT
hands acre on tap yesterday bat
q few did not set much work due
90 bruises incurred In the ST
AIMS game last week.
The Key Wsstss worked
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DEATH
MRs. ANGELA cREMArA

Mrs. Angela Crema,s. IS. passed
away last night al IS at her resi-.
dence. IIi3 Watson St. after > Ions
illness.
Funeral services viii be held 10.
morrow afternoon 81 5 pm from
the chapel of the Lopez Funeral
Home 10 81. Mays Star Of the
Sea Catholic Church. The Rev
Joseph Msring. Sd. viii offieiaie
az the services. Burial will be In
family plot. City Cemetery.
Survivors are three sisters. Ter.
esa Aquilar. Dolores Delgado and
Clara Galindo: three brothers. Car.
los Cremata. Nincente Cremata and
Manola Cremata; and numerous
nieces and nephews.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22

TAMPA R-EveFyune eonvlc
q driving While drunk should -.
At leas, % DAYS IN jaH. said
hlllsborOugh County grand II
The grand jury IN . report Il
day asked all trial Judges in
county TO TN such = penalty,
made ~ explanation Of the rec
mendation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22

only five hits collected by the
Cardinals.
Haddix allowed the Cubs three
singles plus a double by Hank
Sauer.
Rain yesterday washed out The
Yankees final appearance In Bos.
ton.
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Baseball Results


YESTERDAYS RESULTS
81 tlouis e. Chisaao
touiy sans schsdulsdl
roDAV's SCHEDULE
PitfsburKh 81 RFooklyn
New Vera % phllaaelphia
Mlwaukee 81 ~ Louis "a
ChleaGo 81 Ctheihnau "a
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL REsULrs
~ TIE Associates Press
AMknECAN LKAGtN
New Vera 81 nosion postpoaed. rain
tOaly game schsduleel
MFN0R LEAGUE PLAy0FFs
INTERNATIONAL LEAGCM
Baffaie 9. Muntreai "a insinEs. Mon
trval leads hesf II seven series "a
Rochester 4 hAliimaFs tle innings.
eesf 81 sexsn nertes ted 80
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Louisville ,. Telsdo . best Of ssvsn
series tied So
Kansas Clsy = Iaaaaaspons . 6Ksnsas
CITY ems bes tai seven ssrss ga
IENAs LEaGtE
Dallas Z. Tuisa ! tie iasihes, Dallas
wina best ef ssven i.nai series &lb
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATIONS
Nashville "a, Birmingham tNakhvnis
wins beat 81 seven hnai seFisa &U
roDAr'k BASEBALL stmADt1E
~ TIE AssariMte6 Press
AMNHfC A. EEAGaH
Phnaaslphia % New Vera 90
81 L0nis 81 neirUs ca
CleNulAmd ~ Cnsgaeo tHl
.OniF games aEhsciaiaul
INTERNATIONAL LEAGNM
FLANOfFs
Ne games srhsaaisdl
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
FIAN0HEs
Toleda a. Louissais
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Sports Roundup

NEW YORK R-FrOm all the
evidence at hand. Il appears that
the nations football experts made
no mistake when they predicted
By ballot for The Associated Press
that Ike EiSenhaues, Nays 300.
pound guard, will be the Outs,and-
lng lineman In the college game
this fall.
Word from Annapolis Is that the
All.Ameriea star Of last season
looks like a bearcat IN practice
and has made the switch from two
platoon TO double duty with the
ease 10 be expected Of q great
athlete. Where he gained fame as
"a strictly defensive guard, the
biz fellow from Sheffield. Pa now
Is clearing the way for Nays
backs on Oliense and backing up
the line on defense.
HE viii be just as good on
offense as he Is on defense, pre-.
diets the middle coach, Eddie Erd.
elatz. He should be even better
going both ways. Hell be our de.
fenSive quarterback. too. calling all
the defense maneuyers. Ills abb.
ity 10 detect plays quickly. plus
the fact he can change directions
while moving al top speed, arc
the secrets Of his success"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22

J. o. Woods. Of Trinidad. Colo,
recently celebrated his ssth birth.
day by firing an 90 10 qualify for
the 18th annual Tri-Siate Senior
Golf Tournament.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22

0f the IS minor league teams
operated In 1882 by the 81. Louis
Cardinals, - finished in the first
division.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22

Diek Mcclure. plsymaker for the
". y. kniekeFbockers IN the MIA,
has led the Knieks In assists four
straight years.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22

L 5 population increased a.
nine million In the 1905 and "A
teen million In 1905.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22

The lady who does the cooking
up al Roland LaStarEas training
camp has about decided TO place
q small bet on Rocky Mareiano.
She has what might be termed in
side dope.
This boy doesn't eat enough. "
she says. He peeks at his food.
lie might not eat more than three
CO four chops for breakfast and
he never wants more than one
steak al dinner. Mareiano. now.
he eats plenty. the way q fighter
should. and he turns II al into
good muscle"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22

The virtually homeless 81. Louis
Browns have q couple Of rookie
pitchers named Don Larsen and
Bob Turley who viii do much to
make them welcome wherever they
light next spring. whether IL be
Baltimore or the biggest city in
Maryland.
On successive days the two pre-.
eoeious young ex.servieemen each
just hurled q four-hitter against
the Yankees. Larsen. too. Is such
an exceptional hitter that they are
talking Of shifting him TO the out.
field. With the pair IS q nucleus
and some fresh money 20 spend.
Bill Week might yet regain his
magic touch and put some jOunce
back into the American League.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22

Casey Stengel hasn't bothered 20
scout the Dodgers in advance Of
the series and doesn't intend 20.
We've already seen . lot Of
those fellers." reasons the Yank.
&c sage. IF they've got anything
new 10 show Us wen find out about
Il soon enough"