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.NCAA Adopts Wait
And See Attitude
Regarding TV

NEW YORK 1.-THE NcAA %.
day adopted 4 wait-and.see Att.
tude on the action a Notre Dame
IN signing Z five-yeaf contract for
the theatre televisins Of its home
football schedule.
The Irish and the NCAA have
been ct odds for two wears on
the question Of football teleyision.
Notre Dame is an emphatic ONO
nent Of the NCAA's controlled ~
program and at one time limited Il
might televise lis games without
the approval of .he sthietic BODY.
Box Office Television, Inc. win
pipe the N0tre Dame games into
theaters this fan. Milton N. Mound.
who made the announcement YES.
terday, added that several games
involving the Harlem Globetrotters
basketball team also would be
shown.
The move by Notre Dame is not
IN violation Of the NcAA Tv code.
which says nothing about theater
televising.
Asa Bushnell, director Of the
NCAA TV program said Notre
Danes signing with BOT was
neither approved nor disapproyed,
and that the results would be
watched with interest. He did add.
however, that his organization had
been told by theater owners that
they could make money only on
Saturdays when there were TV
blackouts, as specified in the NCAA
program.
There are no theaters in So
cities which are equipped 10 carry
theater ~. The total seating ca
pacity Is 2lS. 1858. Mound, president
OF BOT, said that the prices would
be kept as low as possible for f,ot.
ball, possibly In the range OF
$l.2S or $780,"
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Eisner Denies
He's Against
Pro Baseball

City Commissioner Louis n. J.
Eisner today released the following
statement in answer To 4 baseball
fan who protested the action Of
certain members of the city CON-
mission in connection with recent
negotiations between the Tampa
Smokers and the city commission:
II would only be fair b al con-
eeFned II any person who would
write 3 letter and ask that Il Be
published in the Key West Citizen,
If only they would become more
informed about the situation and
persons that they criticize.
The letter published July Z In
which the writer criticized me and
said I am not in favor q profess
sional baseball coming into Key
West Is indeed wrong.
The minutes Of the commission
meeting win prove this. Il was I
and John Carbonell who invited
Mr.. Spicola here TO talk with the
city commission In the hope Of
finding : way for his team 10 repre-
sent Key West.
The cost Of this telegram Is now
On my phone bill II anyone would
like to see it.
II the writer Of the letter was
present at the city hall when the
people were present who voiced
their disapproval Of professional
baseball, and claimed that Il would
interfere with our children and the
use Of Wickers Field, he would
have heard me try again to ar
range schedules satisfactory TO
junior leaguers, the high school
and professional baseball alike.
II there Is anybody who thinks I
should ignore our children and deny
them the recreatiOnal facilities they
are entitled to, you can be assured
they are terribly mistaken.
Il is very apparent that another
baseball field Is necessary for our
high school and junior baseball
players and that professional base
bali should be . permanent fixture
in Key West. And, as long Is l
am in. public Office, l win do my
utmost to help to make Il 4 reality.
Signed,
Louis n J. Eisner
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Shoots
Subj ar Round

CARNOUSTIE, Scotland U =
Frank Stranahan, Toledo amateur,
shot q Uncover unofficial par "a
today in the second round Of the
British Open Coli Championship
for Z IA after he led the first
days title play with q brilliant
20.
Dai Rees of Britain, meanwhile
got himself q 70 today, and added
to bis Y Of yesterday gave him
the early lead with . 142 after
two days Of play.
The field win be cut to the low
50 scores for toIno1row's 36-hole
finale.
Stranahan toured the first nine
this morning with q IS, which
equalled the unofficial par, and
had an incoming So.
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EISNER TO URGE
lContinued Fron Pene One'

Continued From Pare Onel
organizations cooperate with their
suggestions.
The help Of everyone Is neces-
sary to make this success" Els
ner declared, I'VE know that Just
talking about such q project is q
waste Of time. II viii be concerted
effort on the part Of each one Of US
that VIII make 1t real : and it viii
be indeed worth II. =
The commissioner said that he
was not sure Of the cost Of such q
structure but be estimated II as
somewhere near $50, 900. He add
ed that Il could be- n.'A Cor with
revenue bonds, If necessary.
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Tennis Doubles
Play Starts Today

TAMPA H. Doubles competi.
ton in the Tampa Bay J,nior Ten
mis- Tournament opened today,
pushing singles to the sidelines.
In Wednesdays singles May. the
favorites generally advanced with
out too much trouble.
Chappie Reaver, st. Petersburg,
seeded second among boys 10 and
under, walloped Tampa's Joe
Hetck, 60, 60. al Harum, Miami,
seeded No. !, doesn't play until
Friday.
In the girls 10 and under class,
topseeded Pat Shaffer. St. Peters
burg. got ! stiff battle from Billie
Stokes. Lake Alfred. but won 81,
"a.
Second seeded Marilyn Stock,
Coral Gables, eliminated Elaine
Exon. Tampa, 81. SIS.
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Prescott Gets
THO Triples,
Double, Single
liz ROut
~ ne Asseeisssd Press

DeL.and humiliated Florida State
League leading Daytona Beach
the most runs scored against the
Islanders all year.
The victory moved the third
place Red Hats within two games
Of the top and cut the Islanders
lead over seeond-place Cocoa 10 .
mere game.
Glen Prescott led the ll-hit bonn
bardment Of two Daytona Beach
pitchers with two triples. . double
and 4 single in five trips. Dutch
Craumer was tagged with the loss,
giving him 4 13-3 record.
Jim Vickery issued nine hits go
ing the distance 10. his 18th vic
tory against six defeats. Four Of
his triumphs have been over the
Islanders, who have licked him
only once.
In other games, Cocoa whipped
Leesburg, 1912, Jacksonville Beach
strafed Lakeland, IO-2, and San.
ford clipped Orlando. 7-6.
Sanford erupted for six runs in
the eighth to wipe out q 81 Or.
lando lead. II was the Cardinals
fifth victory in their last six out
ings. Bill Silverthorne opened the
eighth with his fourth homer Of
the year. Bill SamuelS drove in
two runs, and Ben Benedict, Bill
Batty and Bill Harris one apiece.
At Lakeland, jacksonville
Beach's Ray Britt chaIked up his
10th victory against four defeats
when he stopped the Pilots on
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y =.
In the nightcap, General Elec-
trio came up with seven runs in
the fifth inning TO defeat the Dairy
Queen, 123. The win moved Gen.
eral Electric into second place.
Don WaIston, who went all the
way for his third win, struck out
six and walked five. He allowed
four hits.
General Electric took = 20 lead
In the third on i single BY Larry
Leaderhouse, double by Earl
Smith, an error, and an infield out.
The Dairy Queen tied It up In the
fourth on d walk. : iielder's choice,
Gibby Gates single, and an error.
General Electric took the lead
once again in the fourth when they
scored three times on doubles by
Julio Henriquez and Walston, .
single by LeaderhOuse, and an or.
ror. The Dairy Queen picked up
their last run IN the fifth when
they loaded the bases on two walks
and q catcher's interference. GE
iced the game IN the fifth with .
seven run splurge % five walks,
four hits. and one error. One Of the
hits was Jim Lightcap's first hOm-
er Of the season.
Smith led GE's attack with two
doubles and . single in four tries.
Gates collected two hits in three
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|MAUW
LEAGUE
LEADERS
BY ne Associated Frees
NATIONAL LEAcun

s
BATTING Schoendienst -
Louis, SIS.
RUNS SehOendien.t ST Louis.
RUNS RATED M-campanel.
Ia, Brooklyn. 20.
HITS -Schoendienss. ST. Louis,
ll2.
DOUBLES = Snider, Brooklyn,
and Musial, st. Louis, q.
TRIPLES Bruton. Milwaukee,
HOME RUNS Kinsxewski. Gin
cinnati. and Mathews. Milwaukee,
Is.
STOLEN BASES-Bru.on, Nh.
waukee. IL.
PITCHING = Burdette. AIilwau-
kee. 10. 1000; Smith. Cincinnati,
so, 1000.
STRIKE0UTS = Roberts, PhIla.
delphia, 81.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
BATTING--Kell, Boston, .Sss.
RUNS - Minoso, Chicago, and
Mantle. New York. e..
RUNS BATTED IN = Rosen,
Cleveland. 66.
HITSkuenn, Detroit, los.
DOUBLES-Kell Boston, q.
TRIPLES Rivers, Chicago. =
HOME RuNS-Rosen Cleveland,
STOLEN BASES Rivera. Chi.
cago, Is.
81. .Ss9.
sTRKEouTs : Pierce, Chicago
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Complaint Withdrawn

NEW YORK lR-The government
has withdrawn complaints against
Albert ]. Drevney, 20, accused Of
threatening the life Of President
Eisenhower, because of the mans
mental condition.
U. S. Commissioner Edward v.
Mcdonald yesterday granted 4
dismissal motion offered by AssIs.
tant U. S. Atty. Martin Klein, who
referred to a federal hospital med.
ical report and said Drevney win
be committed to q state institution.
Drevnev was arrested last month
In New Rochelle, N. Y, after Z
allegedly mailed threatening letters
to the President and to the post
master at Harrisburg, Pa.
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General Electric
Defeats Dairy
Queen liz End Tilt.

Behind Frank Ramsey's three
hit pitching. Evans coasted TO an
easy 100 victory over Vx.1 in the
first game Of . softhalI double
header At Bayview Park last night.
Evans just needed two big inn
ings. the third and seventh, to cop
their fourteenth victory Of the sea.
son. Vince cataTa started the third
inning rally by drawing . walk.
Bunts BY Luis casadO and Robert
Lastres loaded the sacks. After
Sam Valdez forced Catala, Ram
sey was safe on an error scoring
two runs. James Aritas followed
with run scoring single and ARR
tias wound up on third when the
centerfielder threw wild to the
plate. Aritas scored later on Jack
villarel's towering ny.
Casado hit q double and single
In four tries and Valdez had
double and single in three tries
TO lead Evans attack. Aritas chip
ped In with two singles in four
tries. Wayne Pigg, got two Of the
three hits off Ramsey. Ramsey,
who gained his seventh win with
out loss, struck out six and walk
ed none.
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IDELAND SMASHES DAYTUNA
.l4.3 TO HUMBLE LEADERS

eight hits. The Sea Birds pounded
Bat Hamm and Sam Sincere for
eight runs In the first four M
nings.
Cocoa banged out Is hits to down
Leesburg. Pete Rodgers. bonus
lefty making his professional de-
but, gave up II Of the blows be-
fore the Indians chased him IN
the sixth, but he struck out nine.
The decision went 70 Bill Letch-
worth, who yielded nine hits.
Wednesday Games
Cocoa II Leesburg
Jacksonville Beach 10 Lakeland Z
Sanford I Orlando 8
DeLand II Daytona Beach 3
ThUrsdsY Games
Dayt0na Beach at DeLand
Lakeland at Jacksonville Beach
Cocoa at Leesburg
Sanford al Orlando
Saandinas.
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TIKI
PACIFIC COAST

an infield roller and the other d
clean smack BY Whitley Plat.
Only 7Oi turned out at West
Palm Beach.
ST. Petershurg's Saints stole
The game before s3A Tampa fans
with eight thefts of three Tampa
receivers. The Saints got nine hits
off jim Ladd and Jerry Klein.
smith Marshall Long spaced eight
lamps hits.
Wednesday Results
Fl. Lauderdale Havana .
Miami West Palm Beach 8
81 Petersburg : Tampa 5
Tonlshi's Games
81 Petersburg at Tampa
Miami At West Palm Beach
Havana at IT. Lauderdale
Standings:
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TODAY'S
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK IN - Prices were
mostly unchanged to Z little lower
today In q quiet stock market
Small fractional changes were
most in evidence. In the unchanged
% lower class were railroads.
steels, coppers, oils. distillers, air
lines, motion pictures, and chem
icals. Mixed to higher were utili-
ties, motors, rubbers, and aircrafts
New York Central, which has
headed the most active list for
two straight days, opened un-
changed and active.
A little lower were Santa Fe,
Southern Railway, Standard Oil
iNJl, United Air Lines, American
Telephone, Du Pont. Bethlehem
Steel, and National Distillers.
Higher were General Motors,
BOeing, and HOmestake Mining.
f
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Boxing Results
WEDNESDAYS FIGHTS
~ TIE Associated Press

NEW Y0RK--0riando Zulueia,
1924. Havana, outpointed Arthur
Persley, 1854. Red Cross, La, 10.
BRIDGEPORT. Conn. = Sammy
Guilianl. 162. stamford, Conn, out
pointed Mack Stanford 16l, Engle.
wood. N. u, 8.
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Game

The high school baseball team
entered in the newly formed senior
league under the sponsorship Of
Chuck's viii play an exhibition
game against the PAPA Cat team
at Sis tonight, Wickers Field.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-09

Virgil Trucks Of the Chicago
White S0x has pitched six no-hitters
since he has been In organized
ball. Two Of them occurred in the
majors. both in 1852.
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HBgTERnAXsH INSULTS
CGInnhla ~ Angn1la ~
ChnFlastoa ~ Aaeon ~
CoImmbna - SaeAeanNilie 3
nipatsemer1 satnnnah
E0DAXsa SCHEDULE
taannla a Eoznm1ia
Nocan & Eta4i11lc1
Co1nm1a q 1aeEno4FIIle
9ont14n,oE1 = eatanaeh
9RgEMNDAEsg mnEHnAEE RESULTS
AEDoErAU ASSOCIATION
Coinmnno NAnl
AlinnenrlI4 8 EAaEa4etgn
TnIGan Enaea1 Gu
ksulspille ndlnnaposfa
INTERNATIONAL
M1nfgaSl ~ ofra1Nse 90
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npringsleia I nnlIaIo
AIAnAlaAsEton1DA
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ToIt WALTON Beach Il Graesvfise ppd-
TEXAS
saR AnfoRtO , Dallas 1
Fsft Worth 6 Houston ]
aklshona City u Beaumont
6lsevep0Ft 10 THtsz 5
PACIFIC COAST
perilana 81 Los Angeles liz
San Diego ~ Hollywood {
Seattle Oakland
san Francisco ~ Sacramento rs
TODAYsg BASEBALL SCHEDULE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Mianeapolss 81 Ceinmbus
81 Paul a. Charleston
xluusSxtsIe - Toledo
Kansas City at indianapolis
ALABAMA-FLORIDA
Fort Walton al AneztusIa
pothaH at Enfaulm
Panama City "a fsfaeevtile
TEXAS
Dallas 81 San Antonio
Fort Worth az HoastDn
OklahpEns City II Beaumont
Tulsa a. Shreveport
INTERNATIONAL
MonfFeai IL Ottawa
Toronto ~ Springfield
Buffalo a. Baltimore
Rochester II Syracuse
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-09

Freddie Hutchinson Of the De-
troit Tigers Is the youngest mana
ger In the major leagues. Hes ~
years old.
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AnRKrcAN
q 9As AssselAssa Rssas

KxBfRnDAYse ggsULTs
No. Hefk Deatan :
Ghleaee n Defrpis Is
UasAinRina PhIiadeiphia Z
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TODAHsa aCMEDULE
DoClaa q NtM Hefk
pAlla1alpkia e WaahAneton
Do1goft q ChienBe
Clsysiand Is 81 Louis tnl
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Beeonlyn Philodeiphla
Naw HoEk - pittabnfan Z I'll tnninESJ
CAIanND MiIWAuroe =
3. Leals Ctaelnnah
ToDAKse BCmRDULG
New Eeeh nt pfttNbuEzA
BfoDtlDn q Phli1telphio tn
only Gamas ssha1als1
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r. H. E.

Ramsey and Castro; Gamble,
Sellers go and Fink.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-09

trips to the plate to lead the BIZ
Yards attack.
Scores:
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Starts 500 Times
Alter Only 5 Minutes Resi-

IN q recent t0SL stock Hester bQito1Y
was deliberately discharged by engaging the
stCrter on q con. with the switch off. until the
botserY refused 10 turn the engine over. The
battery wus allowed to rest for minutes, the
COR was then sluted md the engine stopped
Immediately. This operution wCs rspeoisd
sos times before the bCtterY iuilsd.
II Mos, 50 Plate. 30 Amp. Battery
Reg Price sI6.28 = for only S8.o5
Exeh.
10 Mos, IS Plate, lOG Amp. Battery
Reg. Price $I0.84 - for only SliQ5
Exeh.
Is Mos, 81 Plate, 10 Amp. Battery
Reg. Price $3.50 - for only $685.
3 Year, 81 Plate 10 Amp. Battery
Reg. Price s27.5I - for only Sl7.S5
Year. 81 Plate. 40 Amp. Battery
Reg. Price s20.07 - for only Sloo5
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Second Game

Second Game
Club R.H.E.
Dairy Queen : 900 2lO-3 & 4
Gen. Electric OO2 37xl2 Ii 3
Cruz. Gates (5) and Lewis;
Walston and Henriquex
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FlEsA Game
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BASEBALL RESULTS

Pan wsison Beach ). craesyfie ppd.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-20
News Of Music
Jack TAFT Turns List Sonata
Into Memorable Performance

william Latham's "Sonatina,"
still In manuscript, and Beeth-
ovens Sonata, op. 100, E Major"
were swept aside in the torrent
of orchestral sound which came
from the piano in LISTS gigantic
Sonata in B Minor" which
formed a stirring climax. Treat
ed as a symphonic poem, it be-
came a glowing expression Of
the composers personality under
the powerful fingers of the artist.
Rarely has the dramatic and
lyric element of the sonata been
wrought with such a wealth of
subtle changes in tone color and
expression as presented last
night. Mr.. Tait'S pedalling was
of unusual excellence leaving all
passage work as clear as a bell.
There was never a blur to OBJ
scure the might of an almost
elemental passion, the tour de
force of contrapuntal display in
swift staccato work, or the deli
cacy of the "cantando espessivo"
subject. It was one Of the finest
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PERSONAL

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other carpenter work. Phi. Ii. 3-1904
for prices Sun. or eve., after 8.
vARITYPING WANTED. justification
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FR 4 asS T Tstiy. en Sso t,n,v ., TN nil,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-20
Man, g., Is Indicted
In $1,000 Thefts
From 9 Apartments

A man was indicted yesterday
on charges Of breaking into nine
apartments and stealing more
than $1,000 worth Of property.
He is Bronston 7. Weldon. %,
colored, of the 400 block of Ridge
street NV. Three others were
indicted with him in three cases
each. They are Levert S. Gill
liam, 26, of the 2400 block Of
South Lowell street, Arlington,
Va; Earl w. Davis, 10. Of the
100 block of Bates street NV.
and Carl B. Watson. 81, Of the
400 block of X street N. W., all
colored.
Four persons were indicted on
gambling charges, accusing them
of promoting a numbers lottery
and keeping a gaming table and
place for betting on horse races.
They are Robert r. Bridges. Al.
and Doris A. Bridges, %, both
CT the 1900 block OF Newton
street NE; Herbert E. Shepard,
40, of the 340O block of Forty
first avenue, Colmar Manor. Md.
and Carl w. Jordan, So, of the
800 block of Second street Sc.
In another indictment, Wing
Pang, u, of the 700 block of
Fifth street NV. was indicted
on narcotic charges, accusing
him of possession of two kinds
of narcotics and the manufac-
ture of smoking opium. The in
dictment also charged him with
selling opium.
Louis E. Hackey, 80. Of the
1900 block of Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV. was indicted on
charges of assault with intent
tc rape a 42-year-old woman
last month on the Dumbarton
Oaks grounds, Thirty first and
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-20
Blood Pressure Eosed

NEW YORK R).-High blood
pressure was relieved in II out
Of % eldery men and women by
a new drug, methium chloride,
Drs. Henry A. RafSky, An
drew Horonick and Jeanne c..
Rafsky write in the Journal of
the American Geriatric Society.
The drug had few side effects.
they said in a preliminary report.
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r streets NV, and of robbing
her of 81.
William w. Scott, "a, of the
$500 block of Colebrook drive
Sc, was indicted on charges of
aSsaulting a 63-year-old man
with intent to rob him last Sep
TENDER %, and of carrying a
pistol. Police said the victim,
Charles H. Kienzle. was struck
over the head while in front of
his home in the 1900 block of
Sixteenth street NV.
The indictments were among
a total of so returned by a grand
jury before Judge Edward A.
Tamm, of the U. S. District Court
for the District of Columbia.
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performances given here as far
as one can remember.
Latham's moderniStic soma
tina, clever portrayal of ever
changing moods, sustained the
interest of the listener to the
very end. The composer, a fell
low student Of Mr.. TAFT in the
Cincinnati College of Music and
a disciple of GoosSenS, has some
thing to say and says it well. It
made an immediate appeal to
the audience and was applauded
vigorously.
The pianist gave a sensitive
reading to Beethoven's sonata.
A rounder quality of tone in
forte passages might have
strengthened the overall impress
sion.