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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-09
Joe Antink Wins Championship
In Casa Marina Tennis Tourney

=, On Monday afternoon the final
tennis match was played in the
Casa Marina Invitational Tourna-
ment in which fifteen of the lead
ing tennis finalistS were Lieut..
Cmdr. Joseph Antink, attached to
Surface Anti-Submarine Develop
ment Detachment, and Lieut.
Leonard Reinhart, Air Develop
ment Squadron One.
Antink won the coveted Casa
Marina Award when he defeated
Reinhart 6-1, 6-1. Antink's steady
back court game and variety of
ground strokes proved decisive
against Remnants steady volley-
ing.
Presentations were made to the
winner and runner-up by Will
Pearce, chairman of the tourna-
ment, in behalf of Emmett Con-
milf, manager of the Casa Marina
Hotel.
In the Semi-final match, 1t.
Reinhart beat Ensign Craig Bid
die in closely-contested game,
where Lieut.. Remnants steady
play proved too much for Ensign
Biddle. Scores were rs, 6-2.
Antink bested Pete Varela, the
former Key West tennis cham
pion, in straight sets, 81, 6-2. An
links service and flat forehand
forced Varela into committing err
rors and consequently losing the
match.
In the quarter-finals Reinhart
beat John Seller, who was orig
inally seeded number two and
was the dark horse in the tourna-
ment. Remnants steady play
proved decisive over the fifteen
year-old Johnny Seller. The
score was 60, GO.
Other scores in the quarter-fi-
nails were as follows: Ems. Bid
die defeated Will Pearce in a
closely-contested match by the
score of 81, rs. Varela defeated
l. Carbonell in a three-set match,
1-6, 60, 60. Lieut.. Clndr. Antink
defeated Lieut.. jg) Mclean, 81,
GA.
First round matches were: An
tink drew bye; Lieut.. Jg) Nc
Lean defeated Lieut.. Verill, 60,
60; l. Carbonell won by default
from DR.. Shepard. Pete Varela
defeated Jack Sellers, 60, ga;
Ensign Biddle defeated E. Allen
6-3, 60. viii Pearce defeated H.
Cleare, 6-3. 6-3. Lieut.. Reinhart
defeated Peter Romero, 60, 60.
John Sellers defeated Lieut.. j.
Cater, 6-1, 6-3.
1t was estimated that over the
three-day period the matches
were held several hundred spec
tators enjoyed the games, seated
in comfortable chairs provided by
the genial host of the Casa Ma
rina Hotel, Mr.. Commit.
Refreshments were available at
the nearby beach house on the
grounds of the Casa Marina.
Mr.. Commit announced plans
for a doubles tournament to be
held at the Casa Marina courts
over the Labor Day holiday. 1t is
interesting to note, also, that
these courts are among the finest
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Tribe Boosts
Their Margin
In american
BY JOE REIcHLER
AP SPORTS Writer

Collapse or slump? Take your
pick. 1t depends upon whether you
are anti or pro Brooklyn.
Not since they "blew" the flag
in the dog days of 1851 have the
Dodger fortunes been at such a
low ebb. Within a space of 10 days
the tired and dreary Dodgers fell
from the National League lead to
a poor runner-up spot, Ga lengths
off the pace.
Old age, injuries, weak hitting,
spotty pitching, sloppy fielding and
bludgeoning Giant bats all contri-
buted to the Dodgers sharp de-
cline.
Whether the Dodgers can right
themselves is anybody's guess. On
ly once before in the last six years
have the Brooks been so badly off.
That was in 1850 when they trailed
the Philadelphia Phillies by eight
games in September. They came
on with rush then only to lose
chance for a tie on the final day
of the season.
The outlook is much gloomier
now. First of all, this time they
have to contend with shot" New
York Giant team that is rushing
through the league like wild fire
instead of a weary Philadelphia
club staggering to the finish line.
To add to their confusion, the
Dodgers, meek as lambs against
Giant pitching, repeatedly are do
ing all the battling among them
selves.
After Brooklyn had dropped its
sixth straight to the Giants yes
terday 11-2, pitchers Russ Meyer
and DON Newcombe repeatedly al
most came to blows in the club
house and had to be separated by
teammates. Both players denied it,
however.
Newcombe admitted he ques-
toned Meyer about a pitch Russ
threw which hit Monte Irwin of
the Giants in the seventh inning.
Irwin, who barely had escaped be-
ing hit with the previous pitch,
became angered at what he called
a deliberate" buster and called
Meyer several uncomplimentary
names, among them "gutless. It
took some fast interference by the
umpires to avoid further complica-
tons.
"What does he (Irvin) think he
ISL" Meyer growled. "Does he
think he is a privileged character
that we can't throw at him? They
throw at our fellows. This is base
ball, not tea and crumpets."
Once again it was Willie Mays
who led the Giant charge. The
spectacular center fielder smashed
his 18th and 30th homerS to drive
in five runs. It gave him four
homers in the three-game set and
nine in IL games against Brooklyn
pitching this season.
Ruben Gomez, the Puerto Rican
screwban pitcher, limited the Dod-
gers to seven hits and famed eight
for his eighth triumph. Hours later.
Gomez registered at a hospital for
a tonsillectomy to be performed
today.
Only four other games were
played yesterday. Cleveland's Am
verican League-leading In dams
boosted their margin over the idle
New York Yankees to four games.
defeating Baltimore Al behind the
SEVENTH hurting of Bob Teller.
Homers by Jim Hogan and Wally
Westlake were all the runs Teller
needed.
Detroit's Steve Gromek dropped
Chicago seven games behind Cleve-
land, shutting out the White Sox
20 on seven HIS The Ticors, poy
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in the country, and with the wea-
ther conducive to year round
playing the great enthusiasm for
tennis is to be expected.
Announcement of details of the
Labor Day tournament will be
made at q later date.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-09

THURSDAYS RESULTS
Columbia 6, Augusta 4
Columbus 10, Jacksonville
Macon s, Charlotte S
Savannah 3, Montgomery 2
FRIDAYS SCHEDULE
Augusta at Columbia
Columbus at Jacksonville
Macon at Charlotte
Montgomery at Savannah
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Boxing Results
THURSDAYS FIGHTS

THURSDAYS FIGHTS
PLAINVHLE, Conn. Pat Manzi, $50.
Syracuse, outpointed Pierre Hernandez,
149, France, 10.
BROOKLYN Fort Hamilton) Danny
Rubino, 5934, Hoboken, NJ, outpointed
Phil Rizzo, 156, Brooklyn, Q.
TAMPA, Fla. Rocky Rande1s 135,
| Tampa, outpointed Lenny Alvarez, 134.
| New Orleans, 10.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

THURSDAYS RESULTS
Detroit 2, Chicago 0
Cleveland 4, Baltimore
Only games scheduled
FRIDAYS SCHEDULE
Cleveland at Chicago
New York at Washington
Baltimore at Detroit
Boston at PHILADELPHIA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-09

baller less often and not wear him
out with IS appearances, as he did
last season.
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Baseball Results
SOUTHERN Assoc,.
THURsDAY,s prsrrrr

THURSDAYS RESULTS
Atlanta 6. Birmingham 4
New Orleans 4, Mobile / (calIed end 5th
Only games scheduled
FRIDAYS SCHEDULE
Birmingham at Atlanta
New Orleans at Mobile
Little Rock at Memnh;.
Chattanooga at Nashviiis
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Negro families operate 26 per
cent of North Cardinals farms
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NATI0NAT. IEarv,~

NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTNG-S nider, Brooklyn, 1858.
RUNS Musial, St. Louis "a
Nuns 6AIIED IN Musiai, St. Louis, 81.
HTS choendienst, St. Louis. III.
HOME RUNS Mays. New York, 30.
.PITCHING-Antonelli, New York. Ia.
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EXCITEMENT REIGNED last Sunday pretty
trica Towner daughter of Rear Admiral Towner coman.
der OF the Key West Naval Base and Lieutenant
Leslie Rce the Admiras Aide instant both
had marlin strike The fishing struggled one half
hour before landing the identical pair Martins each
weighing AZ pounds and measuring Patricia
senior at George Washington University Washington D. ca
is spending her parents here at the
Naval Staton.-Official U.S. Navy Photo.
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PACIFIC COAST
ajorLeague
Leaders
AMERICAN LRAcrE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
BATTING-Noren. New York .3S4.
RUNS BATTED IN Minoso' Chicago, C.
HITS Fox, Chicago, l0S
HOME RUNS Mantle. Ne, vo-L 10
PITCHING Reynolds, New York, 81
900.
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THURSDAYS RESULTS
New York IL, Brooklyn 2
Chicago 9, Milwaukee 8
st. Louis 2, Cincinnati
Only games scheduled
, 1954-09-29
N o ICE

The attention of taxpayers
is hereby invited to the fact
that after the close of August
81, 1854, interest at the rate Of
6% pa, will be charged on all.
arrears Of Real Property Tax
les and Nightsoil Removal Ser
vice Fees fer the year 1855, in
accordance with Section 81 Of
the Ordinance Of September
1886, p + . Y d j n 6 for
the Assessment, Levy and
Collection of Faxes upon Real
Property & Section 3 Of Ordi-
nance Of Sep sember IS, 1913
concerning fees for Nightsoil
Removal Service.
| N
, 1954-09-29
N oTIcE

The f1nal meeting Tor regis
tration Of the Christiansted
Town & Suburbs and Chris
tiansted Country District will
be held on Friday evening,
October l, 1854 at the Police
Court House from 8 pm. to
10 pm.
Registration Board Of ST.
c ok. v. |.
W. F. Moorhead
Chairman
, 1954-09-29

b
that her business demanded
more Of her time and the time
when the new legislature is
scheduled to meet would be
her busiest period. She thank
ed the people for their support
for the two year period that
she served.
, 1954-09-29
CHARLES K.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
DIVISION OF ST. cRoIx. AT c-FRIsTIANsTED

To: Gilmore Wenhod Friedman; Freda F. Wiebrecht; Maxine F
Ball; James A. Webrecht; George Alexander Ball II; Forest
Home Cemetery; Association; Milwaukee Art Institute; di7
waukee County War Memorial Center, Inc Lily HedmanT;
Arson Buttles; Joseph Duclon; Margaret / Peltier; Leon =.
lEKaurnheimer; American Alpine Club Edward Feuz; Martha
Feuz; Ernest I. Fischel; Mimi Fischel; Elso Oesterlein; WI
liam J. Oesterlein; Milwaukee Hospital; Columbia Hospital;
Milwaukee Childrens Hospital
YOU ARE HEREBY CITED to show cause WIZ the written
instrument signed by Max E. friedman, deceased, dated January
10Th, 1853 should not be admitted to probate in this District as, the
Last Will and Testament Of Max F. Friedman, deceased and why
Letters of Administration CTA. should not issue to Warren Il.
Young Of christiansted, St croix, Virgin Islands of the United
States at a term of this Court to be held at Chrstansted, St Croix,
" l. on the 18th day Of October, 1854.
Dated: September Is, 1854.
GEORGE "A. MEIA
District Court Commissioner
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-08-01
Protect Grain
Bin Investment
By e. B. WILSON

Extension agricultural Engineer
THE LIFE OF A GRAIN BIN de-
ponds lot on how it is treated. Grain
bins should always be filled so the later
al pressure is equal on opposite sides
and ends. That is, don't fill one end or
one side first and then work across
until the entire bin is full.
Lateral pressure on only one side or
one end tends to twist the building out
of shape. In so doing, nails that fasten
the siding to the studs are looSened. IL
bin is usually filled from one end
first, the chances are it will also be
emptied from the same end first. This
places the lateral pressure first one
way and then the other and loosens the
nails very much faster. 1t doesn't take
many times of filling and emptying
until the door won't fit and all the
nails have been loosened so that the
bin is unsafe for storage.
The same action is true of metal bins
where bolts or rivets may become
loosened in the metal and cause rapid
deterioration.
Round bins, both steel and wood, are
also damaged by filling or emptying
first from one side. In fact, round bins
have been known to tip over or col
lapse completely from this cause.
Therefore, when filling or emptying
any grain storage bin, be sure the
lateral pressure is the same on OBJ
poSite ends or sides all of the time.
Fill the center first, if possible, and
then fill out the ends as necessary. For
bins that must be filled from the ends
first, put few loads in one end and
then a few loads in the other end. Con-
tinue changing back and forth until
the bin is filled.
The same principle is true in empty
ing the bin. Empty the center first if
possible. If not, empty little from one
end, then little from the other end,
so that the lateral pressure is reduced
evenly.
Proper filling and emptying will add
years of life to any kind of a grain bin.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-08-01
Field Day Set
For Aug. 6

A field day sponsored by the agron-
omy and soils department of the Mon
tana Agricultural Experiment Station
at Bozeman will be held Aug. 6 starting
at GAS am.
Farmers, ranchers, extension agents
and educational directors will gather
at Montana State College to tour the
plots and fields and hear discussions of
research investigations being conducted
this year.
Visitors will view experimental plots
OF fertility trials and green manuring
practices, corn fodder production. win
ter wheat seeded on disced alfalfa stub
BILE, comparative study of 2, AID and
clean cultivation for Canadian thistle
control, the use of soil sterilants for
control of grasses and miscellaneous
weeds along ditchbanks and forage and
pasture experimental work being done
with sheep as the test animals.
Considerable discussion will be given
to the breeding and research program
for winter wheat, spring wheat, barley,
corn and oats.
All plots are to be labeled and
hand book will be given to each visitor
to help explain the various experiments.
In 1858, $500 pedestrians were killed
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-08-01
~ wv Wheel Type Tandem Disc
Harrow for the Fordson Mujor

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from the tractor seat without stopping.
Your choice of g., 10 and 11-fOot
cutting widths.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-08-01

In 1858, $500 pedestrians were killed
in us. traffic accidents.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-08-01

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Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-08-01

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temperatures of northern Canada. This heavy-duty
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! mile wide and ga miles long; taxes
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MG Sll-mahog hap;ss. run. iFSunabSut, gut ! s275 fob:
models from Sl59. Dealers inquiries
invited. WILLIAM J. LITTLE, 636
osLRr Name sTS,F ays Sw "a A;r s.524o "a ,.
old. twin .Chrysler engines; excel.
condition throughout, recently over
hauled, fully guaranteed. LU. 1-290S.
CHRIS CRAFT KITS, Aft. carib-
bean, list .S203.93; special, Sl73:
other models. JU. 9-2406.
CABIN CRUISER, "a it.. newly re-
built engine; many other extras.
FOR RENT-Belt. disk and oscillatins
sanders skill saws, generators,
pumps. elec. screw drivers, portable
reuters. angle head drills. paint
sprayers RENTAL TOOLS Ss EQUIP
CO.. JU. 9-6SS1.
S-YEAR-OLD CRUISER, 34x11, 60
h.p. Grey; boat and engine like new,
4 hunks, 50-gal.. water. 110-gal.
fuel, .Stainless-steel galley, refgr., g.
#. dinghy. fully equipped, insured;
can be. financed. JU. 5-0412.
GRAY MARINE ENGINES
GAS AND DIESEL. 1920 HIP.
SALES AND SERVICE
WASHINGTON MARINA
1900 Maine Ave. S.W.
Washington, D. C.
NEW CHRYsLER MARINE ENG.
MS Royal gasoline engines: 141 h.p.
at 5000 rpm; raw ter-cooled:
electric starting: complete with
Chrysler reverse reduction gears
ratio 4.4S:1 and 2:1: right hand
propeller rotation: quantity avail
THE BOSTON METALS co. 4
Curtis 7-5050
313 e. Baltimore St.. Baltic, 2, Md.