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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-07-29

The Noble County All-Stars
were shut out by Grove City in
the opening game of the tourney
1910 behind the brilliant no-hit
pitching of Ed Trent, who faced
only % batters in seven innings
and struck out Is. The colored
fastballer was also the hitting
star of the game, betting out five
hits in as many trips to the
plate, scoring four runs, and
driving in five others.
For the All-Stars, Dick Gibson
started on the mound, but was
lifted in the second inning with
the score 80, the bases loaded,
and none out. Sam Bates took
over in the second frame, being
nicked for two walks and one
hit before retiring the side with
a TO lead. Fritz Watson was be-
hind the plate.
The victors scored single runs
in the third and sixth, but show
ed over five in the fourth and
five more in the seventh.
Only two of the All-Stars
reached first base during the
game, Gary Davis drawing a
base on ball in the second inning
and Sam Bates safe in the
seventh when the shortstor
fumbled his sharp grounder
Davis was the only player not
struck out by Trent during the
or1fira ooo+oc&
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-07-29
ENJOY HAMBURG FRY

Members of the Worthwhile
Sunday school class of the First
Church of Christ enjoyed a ham
burg fry, Thursday evening, at
the Roadside Park, north Of
Caldwell. Devotionals were in
charge of Gilbert Weekley,
teacher of the class. There were
about so members in attendance.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-07-29
Grove City Wins From,
New Boston 12-2 For
District Baseball Title
Noble County AII-Siars vidim OF
No-Hiiter In Opening Game Friday

City had little trouble winning
baseball tourney they easily defeated
Caldwell Community park last Saturday afternoon
had shut the Noble County AlStars 1910 Friday.
In the inning Dick Reed the eadof
singled stole second went to third passed ball.
wild to third DeCamp.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-07-29

Errors Harper. Hannahs,
Carpenter, Watson. RBI - Reed
3, Harper 2, Smiley 2, Townsley,
Devault, Trent 5, Thomas 2,
Weber 2. 2-B Hits - Trent 2,
Weber 2, Reed, Brown. Sacrifice
Smiley. BOB - Gibson 2,
Bates 7, Trent l. SO - Gibson /,
Bates 7, Trent is. HO - Gibson
3 in l (none out in 2nd), Bates
10 in 6. Umpires - D. Davis, L.
Capers and Harland.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-07-29

RBI - Reed, Brown 2, Trent
2, Thomas 3, Devault, Harr Q.
Errors - Alexander, Beasley,
Norris. Two-base hit - Thomas.
Home run - Devault. BIB - De-
vault 8, DeCamp 3, Ison 3, Heis-
field 2. So Devault z, DeCamp
2, Ison /, Heisfield 2. Umpires-
Sarchet, Cambridge; Capers and
Riddle, Caldwell.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-06-16
SeavY Carroll Pledges Support
To All Public Office Holders

Seavy Carroll. Judge of the
Cumberland County Recorders
Court and recent candidate for
Congressman from the 9TH Con-
gressional District. today issued
the following statement:
congratulate Congressman F.
Ertel Carlyle on his recent victory
in the Democratic Primary for
Congressman from the 7th Con-
gressional District. / have previ-
ously sent Mr.. Carlyle a telegram
wishing him success in the con-
tinuance of his office as Congress
man and he has replied assuring
me that he will be glad to be of
service to me at any time. am
renewing my good wishes to him,
and l hereby express TO the people
OF the 7th Congressional District
my sincere gratitude for the fine
vote which was given me on Sat-
urday, May 29th. Whether a per-
son is a candidate for a public Of
flee or not it is the duty of each
and every citizen to give his ut
most toward the development and
progress of this District. State and
Nation. am pledging my whole
hearted support to all public Of
fice-holders, including our Con-
gresham from the 18th Congress-
ional District.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-06-16
New County Asst.
HID Agent Named

Miss Rebecca Williams. a recent
graduate of w. c. u. N. c., was
named Assistant Home Demon
stration Agent for Columbus CO.
unity by the County Board of Com
missioners at its monthly meeting
Monday, June 6.
Miss Williams is the successor
of Mrs. Doris Carroll of White
vile. Mrs. Carroll resigned the
post in order 10 attend summer
school at Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina at
Greensboro.
After attending an "in-servic -
training course at N. c. State COL
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-06-16
MontroSe Gore
Dies Suddenly

Montrose Gore, GA, died at 4:3O
p. m. Thursday following a heart
attack which he suffered while
working his corn Coroner Worth
D. Williams said. A Nakina form
err he was veteran of World War
l.
Funeral rites were held from
the Cores Chapel Baptist Church
Saturday at 400 p. m. by the Rev.
Carl Lanier. Burial was in the
Cores cemetery.
MIR. Gore is survived by his
wife Mrs. Mary Lou Jacobs Gore:
three sons, M. R., Jr., J. w. and
Harold Wayne of the home; five
daughters, Mary Elizabeth, Mil
dred Pearl, Francis, Patricia, and
Gale of the home, and George
Canady of Whiteville; three bro
theirs, Durance of Nakina, Oscar
of Whiteville, and Doss of Michi-
gan; one sister, Mrs. Annie Grice
of Boardman.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-06-16

the employment Of one of the
teachers for the coming year."
81 hereby resign from the Halls
boro School Committee in protest
against your action of resembling
the unanimous vote of the local
school board with regard to the
employment of teacher" read the
letter of Mr.. Holmes.
81 hereby resign from the Halls
boro School Committee, due to the
recent action by the County Board
which reversed our unanimou,
vote" stated Mr.. Whitaker Thomp-
sons letter.
The County Board of Education
will probably consider the letters
of resignation and other matters
in the near future.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-06-16
Hallsboro School Board RESIGNS

Four members Of the Hallsboro
School Board have resigned their
positions due to the County Board
of Education's reversal Of the COM
mittee's unanimous vote in ter
minating a teachers contract.
The four members who have
submitted their designations to the
County Board are Henry B. Wyche
Hallsboro; ]. J. Holmes, Bolton;
J. M. Council, Jr., Wananish; M.
whitaker Thompson. Whiteville.
w. A. Thompson of Hallsboro,
also a member of the board, has
taken no action toward resigna-
ton.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-06-16

"In view of the reversal of the
County Board of our unanimous
vote with respect to the employ.
ment of one of the teachers fol
the coming school year, l can nc
longer serve as member of the
Board, nor accept any degree OF
responsibility for the operation OF
the school," stated Mr.. Council ir
his letter to the County Board OF
Education.
Mr.. Wyche wrote, 81 cannot eff,
fetively serve as a member of the
committee in view of your reversal
of the unanimous decision of the
local committee with respect to
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-06-16
a former resident Of Rocky Mount
moving to Norfolk in 1886.

former resident of Rocky Mount
moving to Norfolk in 1896.
Funeral rites were held at 4 p.
m. Monday at johnson Funeral
Home Chapel in Rocky Mount
with the Rev. c. Raymond Griffin,
pastor of Penders Chapel Baptist
Church in charge. Burial was in
Pine View Cecetery.
Survivors include three broth
erS, and three sisters.
Nr. Freeman was veteran of
World War ii. He took an active
part in the battle of Belgian Bulge.
Mrs. Eddings accompanied by
her husband went to Norfolk Sat-
urday on account of her brothers
illness and then attended the rites
in Rocky Mounty.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-06-16
CORRECTION

The word "F1orsheim" was used
last week in the S and S Super
Market advertisement. II should
have read wolverine Shoes for
Men," The Tribune regrets this
error.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-06-16
Local Woman's
Brother Passes

B. j. Freeman, brother of Mrs.
{. E. Eddings of this city. died
early Sunday morning June 6. in
Norfolk General Hospital, follow
ing a cerebral hemorhage. He was
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-06-16

lege. Raleigh, Miss Williams will
begin her new duties on July 18th.
Miss Williams is a resident Of
Rose Hill.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-06-16

1t. N. ]. Ward and son James
OF the Isle of Palms spent the
weekend with his aunt, Mrs. Otto
Wright, and Mr.. Wright.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-03
Giants Are
On Market
For Players

NEW YORK M-The New YOri
Giants, berated In recent seasons
Iby their fans and foes alike for
failing to come up with new faces,
have added five new players in a
hours and today were repeatedly
in the market for still. more.
The latest addition is third base
man Joe Amalfintano, a bonus
rookie from Loyola University Of
Los Angeles. Hailed as one of the
brightest prospects to come out Cd
southern California In a decade,
the college flash is right-handed
all the way.
He was signed late yesterday,
just a day after the Giants com.
pleted their biggest deal in three
Understanding Bobby Thomson
and Sam Calderone to Milwaukee
for pitchers Don Liddle and Johnny
Antonelli, catcher Ebba st. Claire
and infielder Billy Klaus.
One source, who predicted the
Thomson trade, suggested the
Giants were actively in the market
for another right-handed pitcher
and were cycling the Cincinnati
staff. Another informant claimed
the club has talked business re-
Gently with at least three other
National League teams besides
Milwaukee and that there are
definite possibilities Of at least one
more deal for pitching and catch
ing strength.
| The Giants signed their other
Thompson yesterday-the one with
the "P" in his name. Hank Thomp-
son, who probably win be their
third baseman, q raise to SIS, 900,
up about 5000.
Elsewhere in baseball the Braves
signed pitcher Phil Paine, who
is expected to take over Liddle's
relief duties. Paine has been in the
Army since earning . 20 record
in 1851.
Regulars who signed included
catcher Del Rice Of the St.Louis
Cardinals, often q stubborn man
around contract time; third base
man Ray Boone Of the Detroit
Tigers; and first baseman Roy
Sievers of the Baltimore Orioles.
Other signings: Pittsburgh. first
baseman Dale Long, pitcher Bob
Schultz, outfielder Dick Hall; De-
Itroit, pitchers Dick Donovan and
Frank Larry; Baltimore, pitchers
Carlton Post and Bob Habenicht,
infielder Bob Caffrey; Philadelphia
Athletics, pitchers Charley Bishop
and Arnold Portocarrero, catcher
Al Robertson; Chicago Cubs. pitch
ers John Pyecha and DON Watkins,
infielder Chris Kitsos; Chicago
White Sox, third baseman Joe
Kirrene, infielder Neil Berry.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-03
CHARLEY
CoNcH's SELECTIONS

The judges for the Kennel Clul
Name The Bunny" contest ar,
burning the midnight oil - theu
received a total of 1876 entries
Hundres Of folks dropped their
choices In the box at the Kenne
Club and others mailed them -
some from northern cities. On,
entry came from Gary, Indiana
as q matter Of fact.
The results viii be announced lat
er.
Tonight's Kennel Club program
viii show Comstock going from thu
number eight box in the featurt
race, which shouldn't handicap {
sure-gaited pup like him.
But there is another pup in thu
race who'll bear watching - Over
seas Kennels Legal Looter.
Charley Conch viii, make ths
Looter his choice for tonight. H,
figures a good Quiniela vince
would be Legal Looter, Comstocl
and Irene Hill.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-03
Marciano's
Pilot
Ailing Now
BY MURRAY ROSE

NEW YORK u - Manager AL
Wells health will determine
whether heavyweight champion
Rocky Marciano has one or two
title fights by summer.
II WE'LL, convalescing from q del.
icate operation, feels that he can
get to work soon, Marciano viii
sign for a March 10 or 26 title
defense against lanky Dan Buccer.
Oni Of Philadelphia. If the rotund
manager feels he needs more
time, the Brockton Blaster win
wait until June for Ezzard Charles.
International Boxing Club Off
Gals pressed Well for an answer
today. Truman Gibson and Harry
Markson Of the IBC met Well at
the managers office last night and
scheduled further conferences for
this afternoon.
The IBC chieftains want 10 get
eTtle fight.
going Immediately II Well agrees
to the Bucceroni fight. They have
TO- iron out details for a national
telecast and broadcast and six
weeks preparation for the fight.
II the match is made and Mar.
cian0 wins, he is cinch to take
on Charles, the former champion,
outdoors in June. If the Bucceroni
match Is not made, Danny viii
be bypassed for the June Charles
fight.
Rocky already has reeled off
many mile in roadwork at the
upstate GroSsinger Country Club.
where he usually trains for his big
fights. He's ready to start boxing
at a minutes notice.
Veil won't permit Rocky to
fight unless he is around to super.
wise the champs training activity
and healthy enough to work in
Marciano's corner on fight night
Since his operation several weeks
ago, Well has been taking things
easy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-03
Ward To Meet
Tonight

DETROIT ZAP - Detrolter Moses
Ward goes big time tonight
when he meets hard-hitting Willie
Troy In . hereunder.
A serious-minded 2l.year-old Ne.
gro whose idol is Joe Louis, Ward
VIII be making his first appear.
anee before the national television
audience 60 pm, EST.
Troy has been hoored only once,
by Holly Minis, who handed him
his only setback. Since then, the
6-foot-i Troy has Knocked out six
straight opponents-including Lee
Sala, Randy Sandy and Tuzo Por.
ltuguez.
Ward was born in 0pelika, Ala,
Is miles from Joe Louis birth
place.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-03
Football Income
Report Is Giver,

Receipts from the Key Wesd
High Schools unbeaten football
season have provided enough mon
ey to finance the schools entire
athletic program.
That information was contained
In a financial report released re.
Gently. II also shows that the high
school band received a substantial
sum Of money from football in,
come.
Net profit this year, was $685..
"A, according to the report.
The baseball program, which coS'
the school some 5000 last year,
viii be financed largely from foot
ball receipts as well as the goll
and tennis teams.
This year, for the first time, the
high school win also field a track
team. Money for it viii come from
lIOOtDai1.
Total income for the eight home
games played this season was
50, 903.15, the report shows. This
figure included $6,S24 from the sale
ct season tickets, gate receipts Of
ST., 779.15 and a guarantee of $S0(
for the South Broward game.
Largest single expense this year
was for football equipment. A total
LOT s., 141.20 was spent for that pur'
pose. (It costs upwards Of a hun,
bred dollars to outfit a football
|player.)
The high school also made the
final payment on their portable
|bleachers which win be used in the
new stadium which Is planned fol-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-03
|Tonight's Entries

Princess Flax
SECOND RACE - SIS mile
Grade 4
Wanda Choice
Hartagon
Bob Stack
Fair Monarch
Kay Roo
liberation
Slick Miss
HeSitated
THIRD RACE 80 SIS mile
Grade 3
Restore
Peck's Pearl
Viking Love
Aero
Lucky Package
Blixt
Quick Val
Sooner Senator
FOURTH RACE - SIS mile
Grade 4
Guajira
| Lady Ports
Longiene
Lady Sandy
Cuddly Cute
Perfida
Shorty Mohegan
| Little Dusty
FIFTH RACE - SIS mile
Grade :
Break the Bank
Black Bomb
Steel Band
Stylish Blond
Il Cotton Nose
Il Dian Hill
!. Beck's Miss
| Hush Shane
|ISIxTH RACE - y.ls mile
Grade z
| Wheat
j Another Wllisk
i r. o.'s Moonbeam
I Capehart
i Ramadan
Il Breezemonk
Meadowcraft
4 Last Lady
SEVENTH RACE - SIS mile
Grade 4
/ Mill Gale
Sir Mckay
1 Pretty Blossom
4 Mercury Switch
| Rural Cousin
4 Rocket Jet
Yardley
1 Fearless Warrior
|ElCHTH RACE - SIS mile
Grade I
/ Short Bid
/ Range TWILIGHT
Judy DoH
| Yves Hardin
News Carrier
True Pattern
/ Carlita
| Timber Range
NINTH RACE - SIS mile
crsds ]
Legal Looter
| Tissort
Smart Design
Saginaw Bay
High Legion
Comshock
/ Burning BRIGHT
4 Irene Hill
TENTH RACE - - mile
Grade s
Just A Bomb
1 Capricorn
Red Carpet
| Ivy Ort
/ Flakes Of Fire
i Vaulta
i Aloof
Glen Page
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-03
Louise Duke Tops Navy Wives Loop

Louise Duke topped the Navy
Wives Bowling league this week
with 1893 game rolled over the
Naval Station Alleys.
Cherry McFarlane was second
high with 179 game and Florence
Beekers scored ITS for third place.
Dorothy Williams rolled the high
Isereis with sol.
The Macarthur Dairy team scor.
ed the high team game of 176 and
high set of 2077.
Home Milk took three points
from the noes and Macarthur Da
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-03
Tabci,l, Lilac
Lady Pay 1882
Oui5lieIn liz
Feature Tues.

The race everybody has
been waiting fora meeting
between Manuel Fosters
Comstock and Overseas Ken
neI's Legal Looter-will be
run off tonight as the fea-
ture Of a ten race Key West
Kennel Club program. It will
be the first meeting between
the two top dogs at the
track.
AS If that wasn't enough
Of an attraction, the field
has been sprinkled with six
other dogs, each Of which
could come in a winner. It
will be Comstock's toughest
test of the season.
Comstock will be out aft
er his eighth win Of the cur
rent meeting.
He set q new track record
of 1913 seconds for the 5-16
mile distance last Saturday
night in winning the March
of Dimes Handicap.
Legal LO0ter has won six OF his
ten races during the current meet
ing.
Another strong pup b the race
b Comstoek's sister, Irene Hill.
This pup owns one Of the two VIC
tories that have been scored over
ComstOck and has q four WIN re-
cord this year.
But Saginaw Bay, running from
The number one box, may upset
the applicant and come In with
win. This dog always shows well
from The position she has won
three straight races from that box
In the past ten days.
Other entries In the feature In
clude Fred Whitehead's Smart De-
sign, Point Breeze Kennels Tissort.
Fleet Wing Kennels burning
Bright and Walter 0wen' High
Legion.
The feature Is the ninth on a
ten race program which win show
another grade one race, the eighth.
The field IN that race includes
Carlita, Short Bid, Yves Hardin,
Timber Range, Range Twilight,
Judy Doll, True Pattern and News
Carrier.
Post time tonight Is Sis pm.
or the first race.
In last nights feature, Tabcin,
owned by M. w. Fagg came in q
surprise winner 10 pay $50, 400
and 2.6O.
Lilac Lady, 4 2O-1 choice, ran
second to pay a huge Quiniela ID
kiS2. The Lady also paid 1900 10
place and $40 to show.
Over My Shoulder and Crossword
ended up in dead heat for show
and each payed 2.40.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-03

Range Twilight is a good bet ID
the eighth race.
Other selections:
First Race: Little Darlin, River
ia, and 10 Ann Del. $3.50
Second Race: Bob Stack, Slicl
Miss and Hartagon. (2-4-8)
Third Race: Quick Val, Restore
and Aero. (8-4-2)
Fourth Race: Lady Sandy, LadN
Ports and Longtime. aid
Fifth Race: Black Bomb, Diar
Hill and Hush Shane. (2-3-8)
Sixth Race: Capehart, r. or
Moonbeam and Meadow Craft. q
|5-3)
Seventh Race: Rural Cousin,
Mercury Switch and Pretty Bios
som. (6-4-S)
Eighth Race: Range Twilight
News Carrier and Judy Doll. Is
$50
Ninth Race: Legal LOoter, Com
stock and Irene Hill. (2-S-5)
Tenth Race: Flakes of Fire, L
Izy Ort and Glen Page. (2-1-7)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-03

next season. That payment amour.
ted to $2,059.98. It cost the high
school 81, 365.79 to erect and main
tain the bleachers.
Other expenses:
Advertising and Printing, $24l..
|38.
Band, $500.
Cheer Leaders, SIS.
Field Expenses, $235.04.
Filming Games, $407.26.
Florida High School Athletic
Assn Dues, $500
Game Officials, $1,07s.50.
Gold Coast Expenses, $93.75.
Guarantees, $6,6S3.75.
Hospital, Doctors and Insurance,
I$5Sl.S2.
Hotels and Meals, $S0S.
LoudSpeaker System, $5l0.57.
Petty Cash and Stamps, $500,
Police, $235.
Scouting, S113.00.
Supplies, S41.25.
Telephone and Telegraph, $751;.
IS7.
Ticket Sellers, $4,000.
Transportation, $232.0O.
Total Expenditures amounted to
ISIS, 597.74.
Next years football season should
be even more successful from a
financial viewpoint, high s.hool of,
ficialS point out, since the team is
now Web equipped, the bleachers
are paid for and the stadium has a
first rate public address system.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-03

CITIZEN ADS BRING RESULTS
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-03
Key West Kennel Club Results

FIRST
Mnp-Waier Owens Brindle October 1851 Be Bky Little Susie
CLAYTON ouiniea
CAPRICI0US LADY 20 ~ w. 49,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-03

Michigan State wrestling coach
Fendley Collins went though his
collegiate wrestling career at Ok
lanoma A. and II. without Q defeat.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-03

Cocker and springer spanlsas are
increasing in popularity IS hunting
dogs, especially for pheasant,
grouse and woodcock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-03

The youngest boxer ever to win
the heavyweight title was Joe
Louis. He was q when he won the
championship from Jim Braddock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-03

Mnner-Water Owens Brnde Back-My Little
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winnerEd sOas Red B. September 1851 Rural Streak
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-03

Try took three points from Gulf
stream. Chucks and the Chndren's
Corner teams split with two points
each.
The standings:
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Mr.. Lynn
To Wed

Col. and Mrs. Joseph Ray
mond Hess of Mount Airy, Md,
announce the engagement OF
her daughter, Miss Barbara
Foster MacCollum, to Mr.. Da-
vid Lynn. jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Lynn.
Miss MacCollum is the
granddaughter of Mrs. Will
liam Henry MacCollum and
the late Mr.. MacCollum Of
White Plains, N. Y. Miss Mac
Collum attended the Wash
ington School for Secretaries.
Mr.. Lynn's father has re-
Gently retired as Architect of
the United States Capitol. He
is the grandson of Mrs. South
Trimble of this city and the
late Mr.. Trimble who was
Representative from Kentucky
and was Clerk of the House
of Representatives for many
years. Mr.. Lynn attended the
University of Maryland.