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The Key West citizen., 1954-11-09
Johnson Seeks
General Mgr.
After Approval
BY JOE REIcHL ER

NEW YORK B-Having won his
four-month fight to purchase the
Philadelphia athletics and trans
fer the franchise to Kansas City,
industrialist Arnold johnson today
tackled the problem of hiring a
field and general manager.
He may disclose some of his
plans at a press conference today.
Elated by the 6-2 vote of ap-
proval given him by the American
League, Johnson yesterday said he
had an open mind on manageri-
al situation. He said he had talked
to no one about the jobs but had
many applications.
II was learned that Lou Boudreau
deposed manager of the Boston
Red Sox. has the inside track to
the field managing job, and Parke
Carroll, who was business manag-
er Of the New York Yankees Kan
sas City farm club in the American
Assn, Is a top candidate for gen.
eral manager.
Johnson's architects have been
surveying Kansas City park for
weeks and are ready to begin in
creasing the seating capapcity from
II 500 TO 5000 before the 1855 sea-
son and to about 5000 by 1856.
Johnson obtained control of the
Kansas City ball park when he
purchased Yankee Stadium from
Yankee owners Del Webb and Dan
Topping for GA million dollars
Dec. II. He then made arrange
ments to sell the park to the city
OF Kansas City and lease ii back
for five years. The city has guar
anteed one-million paid attendance
per year for three years or John
son can move his franchise some
where else.
1aANA tCA tAS VI knC QCaAs SAAAe&s9AA
will pay $3.50 900 each to Roy and
Earle Mack for the i63 shares each
owns. He already has paid Connie
Mack $so4 200 for his 3o2 shares.
He must pick up sl.20o,000 mort
gage held by the Connecticut Gen.
eral Life Insurance Co. and must
also pay off debts estimated by
him at $500 .0o0. He will get back,
however. sl.e7S, 900 by the sale OF
Connie Mack Stadium to President
Bob Carpenter of the Philadel-
phia Phillies.
Il am the happiest man in the
world" Johnson said. 1T was the
toughest fight have had in my
life"
Were il not for the switch In
sentiment of Walter O. tSpikel
Briggs, president Of ths Detroit
Tigers, the shift would have been
blocked. A three-fourths vote Is
needed for a franchise shift and
had Briggs stuck to his original
position. Detroit would have joined
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-09
BY JuDsoN STEPHENS

Bowling in Key West has been
gathering more and more interest
all the time.
With the formation of the Wom-
ems Thursday Night League 1t
makes for four nights weekly down
town plus several nights per week
on the Naval Station lanes. Inter
eSted persons can contact either
bowling alley, Double "A" or Roll
away Lanes, for information about
joining a league team or for open
bowling nights.
Keep up with the crowd and bowl
for better health! Some happenings
in the various leagues this past
week. Civic: The American LIE.
gion Post 2s took over the league
lead after beating the Elks (3rd
place. four points. VIEW was
moved down to End after losing 3
and winning only one. /. Base Holy
Name Society and knights of Col
umbus took 4 each from Shubif and
Cayo Hueso Grotto respectively. !.
Kiwanis took the 3 from VFW to
tie K of c for 4th. Standings. /.
American Legion 1914; WV IA
s: Elks 11-9; X of C and Kiwanis,
100; Shubif 8 II; Base Holy Name
7-13 and Grotto 4-i6. Few highs
.Halpin OK of c. joined the 200
club with a 214. Bertsch lBHNS)
and Harris (Kiwanisl same thing
with 207 and 200 respectively. Co
pesky (BHNS) moved his up to
213 after having joined the 200
club with q 20s, Halpin had a pre-
vious 207. High flying in the 5OOs
were Monroe tKiwanis) SAT, Lewis
526 to join the 500's, Bertsch also
join with 52s, Copesky prev with
52s brought in SIT. splits taken. !.
$40 by Copesky and Muelberger
of BINS, $40 and $40 by Krager
(Elksl. Savord 24-7-s for Elks.
Stephens of American Legion $40
twice Other hilites Dreiss
(BHNSl got $50 game with aver.
age of 12s . i. Ladd Gam. Legion)
with 12S avg. beat out 1S9 /.
Norton Harris rolled 4 strikes
in a row for his 200 Turkey
club this week was Herb Steph-
ems (ElkSl, Smith (Elks) got
vice ,, Ladd and Herrick tAm-
erican Legion. Commercial Lea
que (Mondaysl lead by Gil
more Team with 1877 record. i.
Other standings: Luigi's 1877, Coast
Guard 1877 (tie for 2ndl, Key West
Supply Cast years runner UP this
leaguel. I2-s, Rollaway Lanes IL 9:
Monsalvatge Cigar Co. 1910, John
MES Place (laSt years winner this
league. sponsored BY John Saeker,
$50 Grinnelll, UnsponSored team e.
IL, Mania Ray 6-l4 and Pepsi Co.
/ Ia No. 2 4-i6. Few zoos. Bid
erhack (Johnnie'sl 20I. .Marchin
(Gilmorel 2i2. Poganski lLuigi's)
22l. Makowski Mania Rayl 2os. /.
Few s00's. Flock (Gilmorel So7.
Graham tPepsil 5I1, Prusinkas
| key West Supply S07. Williams
f-"--@ feaml ~. Marehin (Gll
norel SIS, more 500's. .Makaw
- IS, PoganSki SIS, Corley (LuE.
/ gi'sl SIa. Kaufman tGlmore) sis
Chessm2n (Gilmarel SIS.
/ HI avg's. .Makowsk fs5. .Pru.
SInkax lis. .Marchin 1T2. Dave
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-09
Monday Nights
Fight Results

gN tUE ASSG@aAt ~ F6&@S
BROOKLYN -- Gene (Cyclone)
Fullmer, Is4is. West Jordan. Utah,
outpointed Jackie La Bua, lSss<,
New York. 10,
NEW YoRK-Kenny Lane. I37,
Muskegon. Mich. eutpointed Or
lando Zulueta. 1Se. Cuba, 10.
DAYToNA BEACH, Fla.-BiIly
Lauderdale. IS7, Miaml stopped
Tory Moreao, lSS, San Francisco.
z.
Los ANGELES - Bob Albright,
e0s. Los Angeles. outpointed Sgt.
J. B. Reed, ls7. Travis Air Base,
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-09

with Washington and Cleveland in
rejecting Johnson's bid
Briggs and Clark Griffith. 81
year-old president of the Senators,
had been violently opposed TO the
shift.
Il wanted harmony in the
league" Briggs explained later. I
was sick and tired Ut all the
wrangling. knew if voted against
the move, we'd be back where we
started from and the wrangling
probably would so On all winter
and into the next season. I think
now wen be Strengthened cut once
and for all. F"
As part Of the St2-million-dollar
deal. Johnson agreed to sell his
interest in Yankee Stadium, home
Of the Yankees, within 80 days.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-09
UUA Keeps
f'q7Spot,
fSs ~
r0Staie
s Lcc0TlQ
BY HUGH FULLERTON JR
The Ass.eiaiad Press

BY a comfortable margin in a
whopp.ng b.t ballet, UCLA retained
Its ranking as tie nations leading
college football team in this weeks
Associated Press poll Of sports
writer's and broadcasters.
An even 800 votes were tabulated
TO confirm the high scoring Uclans'
claim to the top place over the
challenges Of Ohio State and Okla
homa, leaders in earlier polls this
season.
UCLA was first on lit Of the
300 ballots. Ohio State got so first
place votes.
Points were tabulaIed on the
usual basis Of 10 for each first
place vote, 8 for second, 8 for third.
etc.
The first five teams held the
same places they dropped into dur
Ing the general reshuffling of the
past two weeks, but several i'm
portant changes were registered
elsewhere in the first 10.
After UCLA, with 2,660 points,
and Ohio State, with 2.594, came
Oklahoma Arkansas Notre Dame
Army, Mississippi, Southern Cali
fornia, Iowa and Navy in order.
Miami of Florida. suffering its
first defeat at Auburn's hands
after six straight victories, fell
from sixth place to 1ith. Purdue
also disappeared from the top 10
after taking a ASIA licking from
Iowa. That made room for Iowa,
18th last week, and Navy In the
select group at the top.
Army's 4S7 shellaeking of pre-.
viously unheaten Yale couldn't do
more than lift the Cadets from
seventh into Miamps vacated sixth
pace. Mississippi and Southern
California advanced two notehes
each to seventh and eighth.
The leading teams with first
place votes in parentheses:
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-09
Shorts

GAINESVILLE R,--Don Gagnon
ran the 4.4-mile course in % min
utes 35.5 seconds yesterday TO lead
Florlda's cross country steam to
victory over Georgia Tech $3.50,
Low score wins.
Bill Adams Of Florida was sec
ond; Bill orth and Jim Goode,
both Of Tech, third and fourth.
DELAND R-Three scrimmage
sessions, starting today, are In
prospect for the Stetson University
football team this week.
I'VE viii have TO make more
Improvements in both our offense
and defense il we are 10 win any
more games this season" " Coach
Herb McQuillan said yesterday.
Stetson meets East Carolina at
Greenville. N. c., Saturday night.
TAMPA R-The University Of
Tampa football team begins rough
workouts today for Livingston
State. which plays here Saturday
night.
The Spartans came out ef the
East Carolina game last week with
out new injuries. Coach Marcelino
Haerta said he plans 70 keep the
same starting lineup.
Tampa, which has wnn five and
lost only to strong Chattanoo9a,
viii be favored heavily over the
Alabama team. winless in eight
games this season.
TAMPA R-BfH Minahzn. Uni
verxfy Of Tampa quarterback, and
Billy Burke. Fhrida tackle, we're
named back and nneman of the
week In Florida by the Florida
Sports Writers Assn.
Minahan passed f.r two touch
downs ard ran for another a.
Tampa x0n from East Carolina
last week. Burke was outstanding
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-09

In the line for the Gators in Flor
ldasx 1913 loss 10 Georgia.
Others getting votes. Baeks-Joe
BFodsky. Florida Mario E0noflg-
lo. Miami Linen en-steve De-
LaTorre, Florida; Nick Naytovich,
Tampa.
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STENOGRAPHER

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J. MCNAMARA. Jr..
AttOfMOy,
1888 Investment BIdg..

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columhia; Hold
Notwithstanding is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber. of the
State of Massachusetts has obtained
from the Probate Court of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. Letters of Ad-
ministration on the estate of Eliza
beth 4. Fleming, late of the District
Of Columbia, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof
legally authenticated. to the sub
scriber, on or before the 10th day
Of August, AID. 1854; otherwise they
may by law be excluded from al
benent Of said estate. Given under
my hand this goth day OF March.
1854. HELEN r. CUNNING, 126
wallis Road, Chestnut Hill, Mass
(eeal0 Attest: MELVIN ]: MAR
CUES, Deputy Register Of Wills fol-
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nRTRY. LYNHAM q POWELL,

Attorneys LOT Cl1lnBAH
UNITED STATES sif pEd1isTR1cT COURT
N sSs rni s RlssIs' and 6t fTua Com
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VS.. Mary w. Walsh, ct al, De
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Instructions Of the Court as to
whether the trust created BY q de-
elaration Of trust executed BY mary
Victoria Keating under date Of
July Is. 1882. has now terminated
which and the parties to whom dis
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LEONARD MARBURY. Attorney.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
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Aotice Thst the subseSbsr % the
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PAUL B. ELCAN, Attorney.
Columbian Building,

40 Otn SIEeeI, N.W'
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia. Hold
ing q Probate Court.-Estate OF
Annie L. Burns. Deceased.-No.
84S12. Administration Docket 1T.
Application having been made
herein for probate of the last will
and testament of said deceased. and
for letters testamentary on said
estate. by Frank V. Gingell. the
executor named therein, it Is
ordered this 23rd day of March,
AID. 1854, that Winnie Parkin, 3
Prospect Lane. Plymouth, England,
and the unknown heirs at law and
next of kin of said decedent and all
others concerned. appear in said
Court on Monday. the 3rd day OF
May. AID. 1854. at 1000 o'clock
AM. to show cause why such APP
plication should not be granted.
Let notice hereof be published in
the Washington Law Reporter"
and The Evening Star" once In
each Of three successive weeks be-
fore the return day herein men
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Of March. AID. 1854. Seal At
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Register Of Wills for. the District OF
Columbia, Clerk OF the Probate
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