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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05
NEARLY 500 YOUNG

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bricks. twofoot. four.ineh Moray
Rel: oldest fiah. Gerald Hail.
Fioander. Smallest FISH, John nj.
eoer. Ls onncs. 1ia-ineh crust and
PFeiiiest flsA. Palnsk Russell.
Angei Fish.
Girls: Longest flah. Roberta
nlatt. isss inch AnRsl Fish: Most
fish. Virginia Nulta. tAree: Small.
est fish. Jane Farrsy. one ounre,
- inca CFunl: 0ddest flsh, Cath.
ieen Bates. Angel PISA end Pref.
test fish. Fen speer.
Members 81 the Jsycees, Ameri.
can Legion. and TIE Rotary Club
helped handle the overflow erUwd.
William nlftnsF. "a Souahard
Street donated : suanlily Of BAT
fnr the fishermen ard shrimp
dealer Harry Goldberg gave ICE
10 col soft drinks.
The event vas pronounced m
unqualified success and win BE 40
annnal affair.
Prizes were given ~ TIE Jay.
Gees. and city Cemmissioner Louis
N. !. Eisner and the KEY Tackle
shop.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05
RedCrange
|Lauds Return
'TOOne Platoon

NEW NUAh &--had Grange. the
rlinois fsDthal lKmaFlal. aays ha
thinks he wiII snioy tAs college
football seasoa tbs year ior the
FIRST tine in about . decade ''now
that they are playing tAs game
again with players instead q ma
chimes"
Grange, In the city for q ~ %.
pearanee. referred 10 the change
| IN the rules which become effective
tails fan and pFoAiblts the platoon
system. Under TIE 1854 code q
player may enter The contest only
once In each quarter exeept fer TIE
final four minHtes a the second
and fourth periods when he may
return to the game.
Nov we win have some real
football players again. Some II
those specialists Of the past couple
Of years werent even athletes. LET
alone football players" he said
while discussing extra point kick.
ers and panters.
Grange, whose fame came from
his bewildering runs. said that be
played either halfbaek positions
when Illinois went On the defense
some 30 years ago. Il loved 4" be
added. u tried 10 figure cut what
the opposing Quarterback would do
and then Try TO smear the play. "
Grange. one Of . few players 10
make the All-America three con
secutive years. now lives In Chi
eago. Except that he needs spec.
taeles for reading he looks fit
enough b try Tor . spot 90 The
1859 Illinois team. His senior year
"a the Big Ten school he WEIGHED
lis pounds. Now his weight ID six
pounds less.
The former Wheaton. III. lee
man said the cries and lamenas Of
the present coaches upon loss oi
the two-plaloon system and is
large roster Of players reminded
him Of his father.
dad was enIef Of police In
Wheaton sor years and always was
four policemen short. 10 matter
how many he had. ne always was
four short, II In tha same with the
coaches. n they aad nine platoons,
they would cry for ten.
II believe that there WI be few.
er injuries bteause The players win
be In action continuously. Last year
half the roster sat On the bench
while the other half performed.
And don't tell ms" he added. that
. healthy. able enllsge player cant
so a. full speed ior 10 minutes IL
two houra."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05

MIAMI A-faKima. WASH. first
team from the Pacific Northwest
ever 90 play IN the AmeFacan
Legion Junior World Series. and
Winnetka. NJ. tire Alldwestern
champion. win meet at sis tEST)
tonight for the aatlonal title.
George Thompsun handcaffed
Yakima with a f0ur-hllter last
nigAt and Nlnnetka secured q So
vlctory N the seminal game AZ
the nationai toarnament. Each
team uo~ has won tao games and
.hsg one.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05
Woodruff Puts
Gators Through
Stiff Sessions

GAINESVILLE ~ - Florida
Coach Bob Woodruff closed out the
first weeks fan leotball practice
with hard work and player changes
today.
After two days of limited contact
work. he mapped tor this aftsrnoon
two hour rotary scrimmage ses.
sion which wlIl see his CONAN
varsity receive position By position
punishment from picked squads
Of opposition. on ofienss and de.
Tense.
Yesterday be moved former end
Fred Cason from IA tl.nior varsity
10 the varsity. where he ran IRON
fullbaek, where three veterans
Rick casares, bob Mueth and Billy
Bass-have been lest 10 injury or
business.
Cason. Bio Plant City power run
nsE, Impressed Iae staff with piie
driving against a line from last
season . defensive piat0on. CaBon
moved surprisingly last Cor his az
pounds ane worssd vel from the
ueep spot ef Florida I formation.
A haaibacx tFanaler. Gene ham.
mack. ran vel N offensive drills
and showed equal facility IN Dc.
ienslye play.
No serious injuries we're incurred
over lne first i've days Of drials
although tnree varsity men and
two freshmen i0st practices time
because Of minor bruises,
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tcoutinued From PAGE 0nel
less driving and not having q dri
verx license. Day was charges
with public Drunkenness. IN cues.
tioning he men. and especially
Seaman Day. Il developed that che
abandoned car that had given
Walker 50 much trouble earlier,
apparently belonged 10 The Nayy
man. Day could not state who had
been driving the car and was al.
vlsed that Il would remain al Che
Parrish Service station until En-.
tire situation could be clarified and
the driver made an appearances.
Aisheush lsssies 81 10 Peace
zesterewss sppglssd cisHssnis -
hls rlshts, end TIE Feet thsa ~
eevid elect 20 be Felsased en-
hsnd 10 he Represented ~ sn -.
sarnsY. IRE Key west FsstsuFs.
tsUr elseasd 10 sisnd tElsI In.
msdlsislv. Ne plsedsd guilty 10
ire reckless driving charge. lse
ted fhe eeUrs that he drivers
license YES at heme.
The Judge fined Clements $50
plus costs on the first charge and
ordered Clements 10 produce his
drivers license within three days.
IN shs pFsssnes ~ ne peeee
Justice. Clements shsn essarsA a.
psy vFsndM ne shlFisen senls
which IVES sfiii dss - re iwe
sandwiches. Trsndsl ssssptsd
peymema.
seaman Third Class Day plead.
Ell not guilty 10 the charge Of pub.
be drunkenness. He, too elected 10
stand trial Immediately. Commits.
sioner Trandel appeared a. . vi.
ness. Day was found guilty and
fined SIS plus costs All he had
with him was six dollars. when Il
became . matter of paying the iine
or being jailed. his restaurant own
or friend. Clements paid the &c.
ference. The total fines and costs
amounted 10 ts7.7s Clements kepl
muttering that Il rvs quite . price
10 pay Cor thirteen eents."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05

WASHINGTON en--An0tAer "a
GO men ar siekessd Cor the dFafs
IN November. the same namhsr as
% each Of TIE past few months.
Al the nee dgaflees VIII 80 into
the Army. ire Navy. Marine Corps
and Air Force haze enough volun-
teerx.
In announcing ths drafs cal yes
lerday, the Defsnse Department
also said h Is taking 10 more pay
xicians Tor The time helnK --.nol
even volunteers.
Since July I. 1881. s.TSt physlel.
ans have been lnducted. uneludlns
So last month. Nov the Army haa
50 many volunteer doctors. the De,
partmcnt said. Il is assigning soma
so Of them 10 lhe Navy and Al
Force.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05
MAJOR
LEAGUE
LEADERS

80 &H#At#t## NF#N&a
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING - echoendlenxt, s.
louis, $50.
HUNS Saldsf. Brooklyn. ia.
Runs nATTKD IN--campaael.
Il, is.
HIfS = Ashhurn. Philadelphia,
17e.
DOUBLES Muslal. s.. Louis. a.
TRIPLES = Gillian, hrooklyn.
HOME Runs = Mathews. III.
waukee. a.
STOLEN RAISES BulOn. M
waukee. "a.
PTTcHINc-Rus. Brooklyn. ie.s,
so.
sTRIKR0UTs = Roberts. .Phaa,
delphia. les.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
nATTIN0-Nsrnon. Washlagton,
ard Rosen. Cleveland. -.
RUNS Mlnono. Chlcago. O.
RUNS RATED IN 80 Rosen,
Cleveland. -.
HRS. Kuenn. Detroit. lsi.
DouBk.ES-Neruon. Washington,
q.
TRIpLES-RlVefa. Chicago. "a.
HOME RuNS-ernial. phnadel'
phia. ~.
STOLEN nASES-RixeFa and
Minoso, Chleaeo. "a.
pTTCIIiNG-inpat New York
ia.3. So.
sTRIKE0uTS- Pierce. Chicago
teI.
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Hurricanes SET
First Scrimmage

MIAMI R-The University 81
Miami varsity foosbali squad vii
bold lbs FIRST scrimmage 81 the fnll
season today wilaout the servl6 .
q Carl Garrigus. Tort Lauderdale,
. possible first string quarterback
6afrigus, q junior. suffered Z
shoulder separation during pFae.
tice yesterday and Is expected %
miss the first twe games.
The accident aceurred While the
SQUAD was working On protection
Tor the passer. A freshman end
eluded hlockers and erashedinto
Garrigas. who lanaed on bis Shout.
der.
VITA Don James. MassiIi0n.
Ohio. and John MeleaF. Miami.
the only varsity eaaFtefhaeks re.
naming. Coach Andy Gustafson
pct J. n. Johnston, Fort Myers,
hack into unif9n ard Johnston
responded with some good passing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05

Nontlnued From PaGs onsl
y military infellieenes officers
akssr ms release nut inalenled he
haa been cleared
= hckam inielllGenee oflIear
WHO broke ap TIE eonversatlon sid
ollck was not IN any hind q eus-
leaAy and would 80 heme sasl he
osneI returning P0Na
Feliow repasri.tss aboard ne
aahe show No iadlcntlnn they he'd
beard paolie sspoEts about Silica.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05

LYNN. Mass W-Any General
Electric compans smplsys ksvina
q baby O. OF. ~ wlll find ne
ssoFk and stoek aFEwlng bad IN
hand.
The eompany rs decided -
Elve I've shares a siock q en-.
paoyes' babies aFrlFimg co thaa
dale-she eompaay's gSlA analvsrs.
ary.
TIE company anflclpates n e -
new Stockholders. Il smpleys az.
90 persons.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05

Continued From Pace Oucl
KEYS. State Trooper Frank Cline Il
hoping 10 keep Up the excellent sa.
fesy record maintained during 1858.
Local civic leaders VIII ride with
him on his Keys beat In Opera.
ton Holiday" Al drivers are urged
10 be careful and 10 stop driving
n they start drinking.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05
The
-
Weatllerman
Say,

Key west and Vicinity; Parity
eloady. warm. humid and showrEy
lhruush Sunday. Light 10 moderate
east and southeast winds. briefly
fresh IN showers.
Florida: Partly cloudy with scat
tered showers this afternoon and
lnmiKht and possibly In south and
eeniral Sunday. Slightly cooler Ia
north portion sunday and extreme
north tonight.
JacksonvilIe through the Fioridu
Straits and East Gulf: Gentle d
moderate southeast % east winds
over south portion and moderate
southwest winds, shifting 10 north
srly over north portion. weathel
partly cloudy through Sunday viii
widely scattered showers.
Western Caribbean: Gentle q
moderate variable winds, mostly
east and northeast. Weather part
u eloudy through Sunday. Widely
scattered showers.
Weather Summary for the Trops
cal Atlantic. Caribbean Sea and
Eastern Gulf q Mexico: See --latest
advisory on hurricane Carol. There
il scattered shower activity oveI
The Bahamas. Cuba and the north
western Caribbean. but there Is NJ
other disturbance In the tropics
today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05
Nelson, Cardnar MullOy Face
Stiff Tests In Natl Tourney

NWMKs3k k1AA&&@3s ~ n ~ W.
less . BIG. masfaehioed Dane and
: zs.year-old pappy from Florida
gum 10 the works. the Labor Day
weekend In the National tennis
championships should produce an
Interesting preview Of the Davis
Cup challenge round.
TIE Dane ia Kurt Nielsen, who
opposes iop.seeded VIC Seixas Of
PhilAdelphia il enc a. the two re-
naming qnnrteF-flnsl matches %
day al the West Side Tennis Club.
They last met in ne Wimbledon
final lhis summer and Seixas won
h straight sets.
The FloFidian Ia vitamln.gulping
Cardnar Mulloy OF Coral Gables.
Who matches hts tennis wizardry
against one Of Australia's ie-year-
old whiE Kids, Lewis H0ad.
Seixas and EIasd are favored. n
they come through as anticipated.
this IL the intriguing lineup vel
have for Sundays semi.finals:
'Seixas vs.. Hoad.
Tony Trabert, Cincinnati, vs..
Ken Rosewali. Australia.
Rosewall and load are the two
teen-age youngsters on whom Aus.
lFalia ls counting 10 keep the Davis
Cup which was won and defended
90 wen by Frank Sedgman and
Ken MeGreg0r. nos pros.
selxns and Trabers are Uncle
Sans picks 10 bring the BIC inter.
nallonal trophy back when The
United States and Australia clash
next December ID Melbourne. The
United States must still take Can.
ada In the American rome finals
next week, but il's regarded as
routine.
Rosewall. The iss-pound ali-court
eactlelan who tops the foreign seed
ed list. and the ertw-cut Trabert,
No. : In domestic seeding. al.
vanced 10 The semi.llnals yesterday
By devious routes.
The wee, dark.halrud R0sewall
took the hard way. fighting off tao
rallies and one match point 10 de-.
feat Sweden's Sven Davidson In q
marathon lasting nearly three
hours. 60. $40. &c. 50, i1s.
Traberl, bis game finally reach
ms the sharp edge Il had before
ne did . stint In the Navy. took
The short cut. tie easily ousted
Bulge Patty. The Klobetraveling
net troubador from Los Angeles
and Paris. 60. 90. Ga
Quarter.finai ma.cnes are Sched-
uled today In womens singles with
champion Manreen little MOI
Connolly facing Alshea Gibson, the
first Negro 10 play In the outdoor
nationals.
Shirley Fry "a Akron. Ohio.
meets Mrs. Margaret Osborne Du
Pont Of Wilmington. Del. q three-
time champion essaying a come.
back: Doris Hart Of Coral Gables,
Fla, faces Mrs. jean Rlnkel. Quer.
tier q ENGLAND. md Mrs. Helen
Perez Of Enein0. Calf. opposes
Louise Brough ef Beverly Hills,
Calf.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05
By GAYLE TALboT

FOREST HILLS @-The bio
bronxed fellow Who slid Into .
seat across The table a the famous
Inn whore tennis folk gather "a
relax Looked vaguely iamiliar. His
name turned ouf 20 be welby Van
Horn. and at this tine IA years
ago be vas about the hottest thing
in tennis.
lie was just q hid then, and that
was his second whaek at the ma.
tional championship. TIE tall boy
from California entered the meet
with no fanfare whatever. but be.
fore Il ended almost every sport
fan In the country knew his name.
On his way 10 the final he defeat
ed. among others. John Bromwich
Of Australia. then generally consid.
cred the worlds best No& until he
faced Bobby Riggs On The final
day In the stadium id the Law II
averages catch up with him.
Il don't recall that ! was espee.
lalls scared" be says nov 81 was
just up against one Of the Rreatesi
tennis players there ever has been.
| honestly think hat Bobby belongs
among the first five ir anybody's
all-timc list. I know you never see
him there, but he belongs"
We suggested that a maich be.
tween Riggs and Ken Rosewall,
the present Aussie No. I who Is
about bis sire. would have been
Interesting 10 watch.
II wouldn't even have been 4
contest" welby declared. Bobby
could almost have called the score
on this boy" Welhy looked around
for some confirmation Of his judg.
meni and got Il promptly from
6ussie Moran. who wants her
amateur status back and Is looking
prettier than ever.
"I'll tell you what Bm Tllden
told me just before be died" she
said. lie said that Bobby could
stlll train for q few weeks and beat
any % the amateurs around now.
That was when Frank Sedgmsn
sun was an amaieur. Too.
Thus encouraged. Van Horn went
further into the supiec. Of his fav.
oriie tennis player.
Maybe Bobby didn't look Coo
impressive" be continued, hut il
my book he Was the smaFtesl
player ever 20 step on . court
II he couldn't beat you any Other
way. the Little guy was . elnch
to outthink you. He was . natural
born gambler and he knew all The
percentages In anything he did
whether Il was TEAMS or cards q
tossing quarters 81 . crack.
Hes playing . i0t Of goll now
and 81 course he always has q
have something riding on a match
Actually he doesn't play too well
bot BY the time Bobby gets through
figuring out what handicap he mus
have he's very tough b. beat.
know through experience.
The last time We got up .
match I made up my mind ne
wasn't going 10 DO Il % me agaln,
Wen. when We ted OF We were
still arguing. and We Kept i
up right through the second green
without agreeing on anything
when he finally reslirea I wasn'l
going 10 give In. be walked bach
TO the clubhouse and went home
That's our BOBBY. I'm not sure
Re even likes 70 play self, bar as
challenge % him 70 outthink
somebody. The same thing made
him a great tennis player--ona ol
The tops in my book."
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Boxing Results
fridays FIGHTS
~ ne Aaaaelalaa Prnaa

NEW foRK--Lulu Perez, rs,
brooklyn, stopped Davey Callardo,
fzs's. los Angeles, 9.
ASBUkY PARK. n. !. - Vince
Marines, $50. Paterson. ouspolnf.
ed Joey Bishop, lea. Phladclphla,
40.
SAN JOSE calif.--Augie saia.
Kar, i39, Hayward. Calf. out.
pointed jorge Macias. lee. Mexi-
Go. 10.
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sCcntinued from page Oral
palsn dsFlns shs msms sesslsn -
eensFesa.
Today the only pssple wAo travsl
tax.free are military pegseansl Eo.
ms en- leave who purchase roun6.
Trip railway tickets.
Mrs. simone said thal lhe maiur
: art q TIE pgeseni campaign ahnald
be directed In letter wriling q
CoaKreasmen.
II takes asi I've minutes n al
down and write saeh q letter. Yoa
will be the gainera when this oners
co.'s TAX 10 lliiea." she said tndaT.
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Alabama, Tennessee Cridders Plan Some
Surprises For Their Opponents In Drills

~ IT, ASSOCIATED PASS
Alabama ard Tsnnessee-pegred
- to e The most llkely teams
10 Succeed In Southeastern confnr.
enes football during ina9~-wlll have
mere ihan the usual number A
surprise i0r opponents lhis yeas 4
early season drisls nean anything
Both The Vols ard TIE TIDE prp.
dominantly running han elmbs last
season, have been among ghs most
alr.mlnded II SEC squads through
ne opening four days Of fall prae.
bama'a Bart Starr. i7o.paund
quarterback who completed II q
20 aeflala aa q freshman last sea.
son, was bot again yesterday. Starr
working under pressure In 4 full.
speed scFlmmage. connected reg.
ulaFly with passes 10 Bobhy Lana,
Corky 1hari, Curtis Lynch and
Bud willis. Buster fllll also gnt
plenty q exercise from TIE quarter.
back alot and locked good win Ms
aerEals.
Coach Harvey Rohlnson gave his
Vols another session 81 puniing and
passing. Jimmy Wade and PAT
Oleksiak did the tossing --ellcklnp
On several long ones b ends Mack
Frankiin and Roger Rolroff and
bach Jerry Hyde. Dave Griffith dld
ne bootinR and the sophon ore tai.
back gol of several Of ever 60
yards.
LSU's Coach Caynell Tlnsley
pushed his Tigers through another
serimmaee. moving halfbaek Al
DoEEeft % quarterback.
Tulane bad Il rough again on .
muddy field. and Coacn Bear wolf
announced that Earl Burke, 2os.
pound tackle. win Be out of action
fer several weeks with 4 broken
hand. Burke was hurt IN Thurs.
days scrimmaRe.
Kentucky concentrated On pass
defense. Coach Bear Bryant used
Dick Rushing and Diek Shatt0
extensively and the two 1854 re.
serves moved into the scramble Tor
starting berths.
Auburn's Coach Ralph Jordan
said the Tigers would hold their
ilrsl solid acfimmage today. lie
also announced that end BIN Lari.
more and tackle Frank Abt would
noa be around this season. Larl.
more. . junior. quit football 10
devote full time % ais studies. Ahs
dropped out II school.
Vanderbilt held q fuli speed
scrlmmage with sophomore Floyd
Teas running At halfback. Teas, .
s. end last season. has made the
switch without trouble.
The gates were 10 be locked at
Mississippi State where Coach Muir.
ray Marmath's Maroons had their
first serimmage scheduled today.
Warmth said hen find out what
his freshmen can do At the secret
session.
Mississippi worked on timing and
fundamentals In a long scrlmmage
In preparation fer today's first In.
iegnquad game.
Floridas Bob Woodruff con.
tlnued 10 drlll his Caters on fun.
damentals. bot gave them some
rough work yesterday. lie moved
Pred CaEon 10 fullbaek 10 bolster
that weak spot.
Coaches Wally Butts az Georgia
and Bobby Dodd At Georgia Tech
took time out % praise some 81
their stars. Butts said be isn't wor.
sied about Georaia's kicking. exc
Bratkowski win do the plating and
Sam Mrvos the placements.
Dodd ~as nigh on eo.eaptaln
Sam Hensley. a defensive end on
last seasons unbealem club. The
coach said Hensiey had paced the
squad IA The transition 10 one-pla-
toon football.
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3 INJURED IN CRASH

GConlinued From Paae Onel
An we're treated By DR.. Harvey W.
cohn AZ the Tavernier Clinic.
Peace Justice n. ID. ZetteroweE
fined Mccormick SIS including
costs. II vas estimated that d.
mage 10 Mccormick's ear vas $500
and 10 Miller's car. $3.50.
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NesU York Falls
% Games Off
DOdgefS'P0ce
oynm ~ HeAR
A. emfln writer

A. &N@flB writer
W. to experts ons II TIE hlg-
ST 6I1apmlnlmsnis ~ ne issa
hansbsn sessan has ben ne sd
skowing 81 ths Nee Vera clants4
Ne CIanls. No wen : hosi n
49, frisnas uish lbsiE triumphani
1--we y sAs psnnnne N 1851. wsrs
visksd ~ = bsl1 Ihlfd place entry
wilh q eped ehAnes II nudgine
rAaadaiphln oaa a second. These
k63menla vert GlEea by men
eieSnig nonneeled win ne Sport
who walNhNa tha elahs durlng
ae2lna training.
Al her pr0senl Fsls shs Giants
Sc eDlng = ~ lafky 10 finish 81
hlgh ~ fra. Ihey are ~ games
hahlnd league laadIng hfoohlyn.
ea1y - h ffus1 e. sixth plaee
clnrlnnnt. ana delefiorsilng rap.
w.
Hiatt from fhs start they have
noS leaked aoed. Thar supporters
brushed nflde ne weak beginning
wlih the AkAAss<< mai teams man.
nRan ~ keo nafoeheF ara slow
starters more ellen ahan nol. Re.
hes e Ne Clanls ylei0ry sons,
whieh blarae from every corner
lwe years $50. we're being heard
again II JlIv when - club finally
edrat inta ~ first dlvisIon. For
I've weeAo fhe Clnnts were In
fourth place miore often Than llflh.
BAT win August came the real
breakdown. IkaY have won only Is
games alnea AuE. ! and they've
lons ~, dTaaHlaN thalF overall aver.
aaa lFem H4apeetahle 50 ~ ;
me1loefe fI1.
Gel Maglle lesl Ms touch. Monte
Trivia Vas hngk. Hank Thompson
Was hnFl, ~ pIlNhang staff EeneF.
ally wenl b pieces. Al Worthlna-
len. = plleheg ne Charts had been
waFhsd whm'i ready for the ma.
lorz. wna hEeaahl ~ from Mime
npelIs II 1aIg. Ne bfshe In sensa.
iienally Via two shuiouts. Now
bee haai alK straight.
WoTlhInalam started last night
aaalnal ~ nedasfa. lie wasn't
charged VIII ~ &c los bat only
because ne Giants managed 10 sle
lha conlnal lwIea and then kiek II
away alI1f "a had departed.
re Ntw Workers committed four
staring sFToFs watch gave Brooklyn
Eve unaAfn4d FanA, TIE way they
nlnyei IL lhs He'd 4 WAa IL no help
y ihe Charts thas they equalled :
mnkr lenFue home run record by
fAllna hires h = row In the fourth
ne Victory moved Brooklyn 10
games u IFoni "a ne second place
Milwaukee MFavBA. Who bowed al
d Gle 81 Anula Cardinals. The
rlevelsnd Indians ard Chicago
white Nq1 played = 60 Gle n II
lnnIhNn with reIn hating play and
ne ST. Noala nEe3nk eiuhhed ne
Detrulk Tigers lee Chleago's iwi.
hahi.nlNhl twin blll u Cinelnnati
vas waaAed oul nnd lha rest Of the
tubs wefent scheduled.
Stan MaSlal III 1 thfee-run home
run Ii ne eighth lnnlng 10 give the
Cardinals lhslf margin q victory
ever ne Braves. Sta Miller allowed
seven hits b scoring hts seventh
triumph. 1oAnny Anionelll vas the
loser.
TIE indians wlpaA oul = s.a chi.
eago lead Win fouf runs In the
seventh bul the waite sox tied 4
with 9 run IN TIE eighth. The
game waa halted wllh Cleveland at
BEE and two est h TIE nth. The
clubs, tied iur sseond IN TIE stand.
lnga. wlll play two games tonight
b make ~.
ne nro9us' victory over Detroit
was their tsth thls scar. Altogether
they've Yea omly a.. A io.un lllth
Inning duKima whirA Vic wertE his
Z grand slam home run made Il
eaev fnr pea Aarsnn a. yin Nj
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05

The Detroit Lienx topped the Ma
ti0nal Foosball League n rushing
defense during the iasz season. The
Lions allowed only les yards
rushing n Il games that's a.
average 81 unly sSt yards per
same.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05

A JACK rabbit can run as fast as
. good race horse. efsrn obtainips
speeds 10 - q sales a. AouK.