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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-01

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son, Goodman t2). White. Errors -
Boiling (3l. White CD, Mantle, Two
base Utilization. Home runMMantie.
on to Lepcio to Goodman. Left on bases
New York. 10: Boston. Q. Bases on
balls-Of MORGAN. l: of German, /: on
BY German. L: by Nixon. Z, Hits-on
Morgan. q in 3 innings: of German, 0
in ? innings; off Mcdonald. ? in in
nings: of Kuzava. Q in ! inning; Runs
German. 90; of Mcdonald. 2-1: of
Kuzava. 90; of Nixon. IL: Hit BY
pitcher-By Morgan Goodman. Lepclo.
pitcher-Nixon (6-7). Losing pitcher
Morgan t5-2l. Time-2:25. Attendance
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-18
"Harvey" To Run
At Barn Theatre
Through Nov. q

Having shaken the laughter raft
ers in its premiere at the Barn
Theatre on Monday evening, the
Key West Players presentation of
Harvey" will continue for nine
more performances through Sat-
urday, November 27. This is the
Pulitzer Prize comedy by Mary
Chase which regaled Broadway for
four solid years, and has scored
an epochal success in most Of the
worlds capitals.
The story of Harvey" which
combines mad comedy with gen.
tie whimsey, concerns an affable
inebriate named Elwood P. Dowd-
who makes a boon companion of
bunny. No ordinary bunny, FL
woods pal is pooka - a fine
friendly invisible creature who hap
pens to take the form of rabbit
by the name of Harvey, six feet
one and half inches tall.
Elwood, a calm lovable bache-
lor who keeps a bottle of Scotch
behind Jane Austen on his book
shelf, knows lots of people in his
community and they all love him.
His sister Veta thinks there's a Ii
nit to his gregariousness, though,
when she starts bringing Harvey
home. Veta tries to get Elwood
and Harvey committed to a high
class sanitarium, but the difficulty
is that she has seen Harvey too.
Ultimately, even one of the doc
tors meets up with the phantom
hare!
The plays philosophy seems to
be that it is better to be. a con-
tented screwban with a rabbit than
to be sane and friendless. So con-
vincing is the argument that to-
ward the end of the play most
members of the audience are see
ing Harvey too, large as life, up
on the stage.
Jack Clarke is seen here as the
pixilated Elwood, a role played at
various times in the United States
by Frank Fay, Joe E. Brown and
James Stewart. In England, Aus
tria, France, Denmark, Sweden
and almost every other civilized
country the same role of Elwood
p. Dowd has been the career-mak-
ing vehicle of the top stars of those
countries. Mildred Jeffers por-
trays Elwood's bewildered sister,
and Barbara Anastasia his awk-
ward niece, while other roles are
played by Stanley Pierce, Gertrude
Byrns, Ray Burns. David Meneghel,
Lari Monroe, Gertrude Splaine,
Dick Splaine.
The comedy was staged for the
Key West Players by Emily God
dard.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-18
|GS Troop IA Has
Birthday Party
Last Saturday

The Officers wives of the Nav
al Air Station sponsored birth
day party for the Girl Scouts of
Troop IA last Saturday, November
13.
The party was held at the home
Of Captain and Mrs. C. S. Willard
which is located at the Seaplane
Base division of the Air Station.
The birthday party was an event
celebrating the End year of exis-
tence of the Girl Scout Troop
which is made up Of 20 members.
For the 16 girls attending, the
party was a great success.
Present at the party were Mrs.
Donald Dunton, troop leader, and
co-leaders MRS. Willett White and
Mrs. Claude Spear.
The committee members who
served the girls and who were
mainly responsible for organizing
the party were Mrs. M. w. In
graham, Mrs. ]. L. Lenderman,
Mrs E. r. Lineberger, Mrs. w w.
Westfal and Mrs. C. S. Willard.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-18
Gilmore Vices To
Haze S,Uin,-Lurlch

The Officers Wives of the USS
Howard S. Gilmore will meet at
the Key Wester for a luncheon and
swim party on Friday, November
19.
1t will be the first meeting for
the new committee elected at a
recent coffee.
Mrs. Esther Oakley is the new
chairman of the group. Pat Nit
chell is treasurer, and secretaries
are Barbara Rogers and Bonnie
Brunner.
Lee Baham, Dorothy Koenig and
Kirby McClintock will serve on
hospitality committee and the en-
tertainment committee is Sally
Halloran, Ginny Harris, Neva Ma.
honey, Helen Garbrous, Dorothy
Brooke and Sue Palmer.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-18
Gray Ladies Haze
Coffee Meeting

The Gray Ladies held their month
ly coffee at the Naval Hospital
on Wednesday, November 10. The
many items on the agenda to be
discussed included the decorated
car for the Veterans Day parade,
a visit to the Colored Old Folks
Home and the assignment of the
Grey Ladies.
A cordial welcome was extended
to Mrs. j. Edgar Willings and
Mrs. Walton MacManus.
Mrs. L. H. Goddard, an inactive
Gray Lady, gave a very interest
ing talk on Garden Therapy."
The Gray Ladies present were:
Mrs. G. L. Carey, Mrs. R. Graf
fy, Mrs. c. W. Knapp, Mrs. A..
Leightley, Mrs. MacManus, Mrs.
]. A. O'Brien, Mrs. H. E. Pace,
Mrs. c. Rounds, Mrs. w. Shoen.
field, Mrs. W. H. Westray, and
Mrs. ]. E. Willings.
Mrs. Garcia r. Nettles, execu-
tive secretary, Key West Chapter,
American Red Cross and Miss. M.
Oliver, field director at the Naval
Hospital were also present.
The hostesses for the December
meeting will be Mrs. C. w. Knapp
and Mrs. w. MacManus.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-18
Conch Bo,OI Queen
To Be Chosen At
Dance Saturday

Growing enthusiasm marks the
rivalry among the seven contes-
tants entered so far in the race to
be named "Conch Bowl Queen"
The queen, who will reign at the
annual Conch Bowl classic to be
played Dec. 3 at the Key West High
School Stadium, will be selected at
a dance to be held at the Elks
Club Annex November 20. She will
be presented with trophy during
the half time ceremonies at the
football game.
In addition to the trophy, which
Is being provided by Evans Enter
priSes, the queen will receive other
gifts donated by Key West mer-
chants.
Additional entertainment at the
dance will be provided by Miss
Elaine Eskew who will sing sew.
eral solos accompanied by Michael
Mariscal at the piano.
Tickets for the dance, slated for
9 p. m. Saturday, are available at
Louis Appliance Store, Paul ].
Sher Jeweler, Morales Sunny Isle
Luncheonette (White and Olivia st. }
and Louis M. j. Eisner's Furni-
ft.ro Cfnro (Dn;no;oooN
The contest and dance are spon-
sored by the Key West Lions Club
Auxiliary.
The Conch Bowl football classic
Is sponsored by the Lions Club for
charity. Proceeds this year will be
divided three ways, among the Ma
Wy Relief Society, the March CT
Dimes and the Lions Blind Fund.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-18

Mrs. Raymond Blais, Junior
chairman for the game, was COM
mended for the work she did to
help make the game the success it
was.
Special mention was given to the
poster committee of Donna Roma.
nelli, Pamela Odden, Ruth Scad-
lock and to Sylvia Goldman, pub
licity chairman.
The Juniors expressed gratitude
to the Lions for their cooperation
in this project.
The budget as presented by
budget chairman Mrs. Adolph Las.
tres was adopted.
Mrs. Richard Sawyer, junior di.
rector and past president of the
club, read and discussed with the
group the merits of the new point
system.
The point system gives all mem.
bers the opportunity to work to-
ward the Junior of the Year. a.
ward while helping the club by par
ticipating in various activities and
working on committees by either
volunteering or being appointed to
these projects.
Discussion followed on the pro.
posed dinner to be held the first
part of December. It will be open
to the public.
Mrs. William Kalmus volunteer
ed to take over the chairmanship
OF the project with all members
willing to assist by working on the
various phases of the dinner.
Following the meeting, the men,
bers held workshop" and work.
ed on small articles to be sold the
night of the dinner.
Hostesses for the evening, Miss
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-18
SCOUTING
NEWS

On November is, Dens Is of
Cub Scout Pack 2l7 had a picnic
supper at the Naval Station Beach
patio.
Roasted weiners, potato chips
and cold drinks were enjoyed by
all including the parents.
Games were played and the fol-
lowing dens won: Potato sack
race, Den 4; potato sack race,
Den 1; 3-legged race, Den /; potato
and spoon race, Den 2: potato and
spoon race, Den l and 2.
All the Cub Scouts participated
in an all-out ''tug-o-war."
At the end of the affair, the
Cubs were tired but every one had
a good time.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-18
Miss Blank, Frank
Pereird, Jr., Wed


Miss Eunice Ruth Blank of De-
troit, Michigan and Frank Pereira,
Jr. were married last night at the
home of Frank Pereira, .Sr. at 512
Petronia Street.
The ceremony was performed by
Notary Public Pedro Aguilar in the
presence of friends and relatives.
Mrs. Blanca Hernandez, aunt of
the groom and Armando Pereira,
the groom's brother attended the
couple who will be at home TO
their many friends at SIP Peironia
Street.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-18
GALE CURRY MAKES
SWIM CLUB At FSU

Gale Curry is among the twenty
two outstanding women SWIM
mers who have been chosen as
Tarpon "Minnows" at Florida
State University at Tallahassee.
The designation "Minnows"
means they are novices in the
widely known Florida State Tar
pom Club. Purpose of the club is
to promote interest of women
students in synchronized swim
ming.
Tarpon Club has been featured
in Grantland Rice Sports movies
in 1896, 1943 and 1858.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-18
APPLY TO WED

A. C. Allen, So, 622 Micken's
Lane, and Olive Sands, A, S2l
Whitehead.
Paul Kennon, 46, and Fredeswin-
da Wilkinson, IS, both of 211 Vir-
ginia.
Manuel Akayon, Jr., 2s, 13-F Por-
ter Place, and Dalia Castro, II,
1908 Watson.
Ralph E. Cline, 20, Boca Chica,
and Peggy Ann McCrea, II, 374O
Duck.
F. H. Bennett, IS, and Abbie
Fowler, a, both of Tampa.
w. A. Carter, 81, Navy Station,
and Eddy Mae Bridges, 20, Fort
Lauderdale.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-18
e. E. SUAREZ, JR.,
VISITS PARENTS

E. E. Suarez, Jr., chief commits
saryman, USN, serving aboard the
USS Tripoli, spent five hours with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.
Suarez, Sr., of GIT Grinnell Street,
on Tuesday afternoon.
It was his first visit home since
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-18
TEEN-ACE DANCE At
NCCS HALL TONIGHT

The Athletic Association Of
ths Convent Of Mary Immaev.
late will sponsor q feen-age
dance at the NccS Hall, lo2l
Duval Street a. 1880 tonight.
Members Of the Mothers
Club will act IS chaperones for
the dance.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-18
Visitors From, Norfolk
To ArriUe In December

Mr.. and Mrs. T.. r. Fentress,
Miss Sybil Fentress and Mrs. Lucy
Newbern of Norfolk, Virginia will
arrive the first week in December
for their yearly vacation.
They are old visitors to Florida
but new to the Keys. They plan to
spend their time fishing and sun
bathing.
While in Key West, they will visit
Mr.. Fentress' sister, Mrs. M. L.
Muikey, IS Maine Road, Sigsbee
Park.
Mr.. Fentress is with the Estes
Trucking firm in Norfolk.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-18
Dirt H
Baby Girl Pearson

1t. and Mrs. Douglas Charles
Pearson, 512 Angela Street, an
nounce the birth of their daugh-
ter, Stefanie Joy, on November Is
at the Naval Hospital. The baby
weighed 6spounds, IL ounces at
birth. 81
Mrs. Pearson is the former Ne
Ida .Trujillo, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Antonio Trujillo, 512 Angela
Street.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-18
Club Calendar
EVERY THURSDAY

12:15-Rotary Club at La Concha Hotel
l:00-Thrif Shop Navy Commssary, open until 400 D m
6:30-Lions Club, at Lions Den, 1907 Seminary St
7:30-CAP Cadets, Poinciana Community House
7:30-Prnces of Syracuse. Pythan Hall. 72s Fleming St
s:O0-Monroe General Hospital Auxiliary hospital
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1s
10:00-Martha Linda Franks Circle 1st Baptist Church
l2:30-VX1 Officers Wives Club
s:0o-Band Boosters Band Room, High School Annex
8:00-vFW Post 3s11 post home, S25 Elizabeth Street
Go0-Girl Scout Council, Board of Directors
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-18
WEDDING SET

HOLLYWOOD R-Actress Mari
lyn Maxwell and movie writer Jer-
ry Davis will be married next
Sunday in the Community Church,
New York City, her press agent
said yesterday.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-18
Junior Wonan's Club Reports On
SOftbdII Game With Lions Club

hghlght of the Junior Wom Club meeting Tuesday night
was the report that the softba with the
netted $50 for the Community Oh est
The Juniors spanked the organization Key West Youth Gen.
ter several years The Youth Center Community
agency and is supported by Chest funds.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-18
MRS. FOGARTY GUEST
OF EDWIN TREVORS

drs. ]. N. Fogarty, formerly of
Key West, is visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin F. Trevor,
3637 Avenue E.
Mrs. Fogarty is the wife of the
late DR.. j. N. Fogarty who prac-
ticed medicine here for many
years and was at one time mayor.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-18

lola Camus, Miss Betty Roberts
and Mrs. Goldman served fruit
punch and cakes.
The table decorations carried out
the Thanksgiving holiday theme
with turkeys embossed on the cloth
and napkins.
The centerpiece was tradition
al Thanksgiving "horn of plenty"
filled with Florida citrus.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-18

Like crispy fish fillets? Then dip
the fillets in corn meal before fry
ing to golden brown. Use a half
cup of corn meal for a pound of
the fillets.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-18

1914. He has been in service Is
years and last February graduated
as an instructor at Newport, Rhode
Island.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-18
Baby Girl TYSON

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Arthur
Tyson, 541-B Flagler Apartments,
have named their daughter, Ruby
Lynne. She weighed Z pounds, IL
ounces at birth at the Naval Hos
pital on November 16.
Mrs. Tyson is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. John D. Tyson, 541-B
Flagler Apartments.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-18

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-27
BY the Asseeietsd Pres.

ARCADIA, Calf, Jan. 27.-
Two sons Of Count Fleet. Mrs.
John d. Hertz's winner Of the
Kentucky Derby in 1943, will be
highly-regarded rivals in the
100000 Santa Anita Maturity
Saturday.
They are Greentree Stables
Straight Face, the likely favor
lite in the mile and one-quarter
feature. and Mrs. Edward Las
ker's BY Zeus.
Prospects are that 10 or II
contenders will go to the post in
this race for 4-year-olds. The
winner will collect $88.025 out
of gross purse of 1854. 400 If
IL start.
Straight Face. whose racing
activities were interrupted last
year by injuries. is much the
better known of the two Count
Fleet sons.
He has raced IA times. won
seven, placed second twice and
third once and has earned $20l,-
386 for the wealthy masters of
Greentree, John Hay Whitney
and his sister, Mrs. Charles
Shipman Payson.
AS a 2-year-old, Straight Face
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park, sections Of the Rappahan-
mock and others.
4 4 y
During the remaining winter
months while we anglers are
often house bound because OF
bad weather, we can catch up or
our reading. Here is some ma
terial free for the asking. B. F
Gladding Co., South Otselic
N. c.. has just issued a booklet
"EIow to Catch More Fish" with
articles on ny casting by Lee
Wulff. bait casting by Bob Beck
er, spinning by AL McClane and
surf casting by H. G. Tapply
each of whom is nationally
known for his speciality.
The dupont Co. Is Offering q
pocket-sized booklet on spin fish
ing. containing all sorts Of tips
on this sport. Write Polychemi-
Gals Department. E. I. DUPONT
de NemourS 81 Co.. Wilmington
SO, Del.
Another booklet which has
just come to our attention is a
Hunting and Fishing Guide to
Newfoundland. Even If you
don't plan a salmon or trout
fishing trip there. it is full of in
teresting information and may
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-27
Carl Braun 5 Sp|urge
Wins as Knicks Head
Into Important Series
By the Associated Press

The New York Knickerbock-
ers and the Syracuse Nationals
tangle in a three-game series.
starting tomorrow, that could
very we'll decide the Eastern
Division title in the National
Basketball Association.
New York edged the Roches-
ter Royals last night 74-71.
while Syracuse triumphed over
the Philadelphia Warriors. 79-
IS, to remain four and one-half
games behind the Eastern Dr.
vision leaders.
The Knicks meet the Nationals
at Syracuse tomorrow night.
The teams play in New York
Saturday and return to SYRIA
cuse for the third game Sunday.
In other games last night, the
Western Division leaders, the
Minneapolis Lakers, defeated the
Milwaukee Hawks, 1859. and
the Boston Celtics turned back
the Baltimore Bullets. 94-69.
Carl Braun, who Tailed Is
points for the Knicks in the last
quarter, tied the score TOTO
with driving layup with two
minutes remaining. He added
two free throws and Fred Schaus
a foul for the clinching three
points.
Bobby Wanzer. who tied Braun
for scoring honors with II. led
a Rochester uprising in the third
quarter.
Syracuse withstood a late
splurge by the Warriors as Bill
Kenville and Paul Seymour
scored with field goals that
clinched the victory for the Ma
tionalS.
Five Celtics scored in double
figures as the high-fying Boston
team breezed to an easy victory.
The Celtics' high-scoring trio.
Bill Sharman. Bob Cousy and
Ed Macauley, set the pace for
the winners. Sharman led both
clubs with 19 points while Cousy
and Macauley tailed II and Is.
respectively. Bob Houbregs and
Leo Barnhorst each got Is for
the Bullets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-27
PreIiminaries Booked
For Wrestling Show

Promoter Vince Mcmahon has
completed the lineup for to-
morrow nights wrestling show
by signing two Commute
matches.
In these preliminaries, Nature
Boy meets Mike Lane and Don
Jarque meets Man Mountain
Dean, jr.
Heading the show is a finish
match between two TOUCHES,
plus a girls team match. The
finish match has no time limit,
with Baron Gattoni and Golden
Terror (not their real names. ap-
parently) tangling until one is
beaten. The girls lineup has
Slave Girl Moolah and Candy
Jean Hogan opposing Darling
Dagmar and Daisy Mae.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-27
Santa Anito Maturity Matches
Two Fast Sons Of Count Fleet

won two important tests in
Kentucky. But he went wrong
during the running of the Ken
lucky Derby and was withdrawn
from racing.
Coming back this winter. he
won two races in Florida and
was flown here Sunday.
Straight Face, whose dam was
Expression. apparently can run
on any kind OF track. including
! a muddy one.
BY Zeus. by Count Fleet
Athene. can go in the mud, too.
His most recent performance
was victory in the San Fernando
Stakes at Santa Anita, his fourth
victory In IA starts. BY ZeuS
did not race as a 2-year.old and
his earnings of $4,000 are
modest compared to Straight
Face.
The Greentree candidate will
carry high weight of 122 pounds.
including Ted Atkinson, who
| rode him in his first race at
Saratoga in August, 1852.
BY Zeus. with Jack Westrope
up, carries ia in the Maturity.
| Other possible entries include
Correspondent, Joe Jones. Merry
man. Ais Gem. Cerise Refine.
Apple Valley, History Book,
Golden Abbey and Matinee Idol.
! Trainer Hirsch Jacobs dis
| closed that Joe Jones, highly
regarded son of Stymie. has
developed a filling in the left
front leg. He listed the colt as
doubtful" but reserved definite
action until later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-27
Hyphasis Fayorife
Over Strong Field
Al HiaIeah Today
BY the Assoeio.ed Press

" MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 27.-Belair
Studs Hyphasis and II other
sprinters meet today in the $15,-
900 Palm Beach Handicap over
the 7-furlong strip at Hialeah
Park.
Hyphasis, top-weighted at 1875
pounds with no boy assigned,
likely will be the choice over the
Hasty House entry of Pomace.
with Jockey John Adams and
l20 pounds, and Torch of War.
with ia pounds and Jockey
Johnny Rotz.
A. H. Bowen's Sweet Ver-
mouth, carrying 100 pounds and
Jockey Robert L. Stevenson. also
will draw support as will Brook
meade Stables Dutch Lane.
weighted at 116 with Kenny
Church scheduled to ride.
The Palm Beach will mark the
winter debut of Eugene Con-
stantin, jr.'s Royal Bay Gem,
winner of the 1853 Everglades,
Chesapeake. Jersey and Peabody
Memorial and second in the
Flamingo. Roya' Bay Gem will
have 118 pounds and Jockey
Glen LaSswell.
Others competing. with their
weights and riders, are:
Duntreath Farms Hi Billee,
1T. ira Hanford; H. N. Eads'
Sir Mango, lie. David Erb: Cain
Hoy Stables Armageddon. 112,
Henry Moreno; River Divide
FARMS Andre, lis, Gene Mar
tin; Mrs. Ada L. Rice'S Mr.. Para
disc, 112, Jimmy Stout; Berna-
dotte Stables Dandola. LOG. no
boy; j. H. Nail, jr.'s En- Fleur,
108. Bonnie Green; Valley
Farms Impasse. 118, Jimmy
Nichols, and C.. T. Chenery's Bel
luno. 106. no boy.
HaSty House Farms Oil Capt.
toll won the fixture last year and
Charfran Stables Crafty Ad-
miral set Hialeah's track record
in winning the event two years
ago. He covered the 7 furlongs
in 1:22.
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Truck, viii, Two Others
Enter MiIIrose Mile
BY the Assoeiosed Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-Len
Truck AIRED Wilt. Lawton Lamb
and Gordon Mckenzie have been
entered in the Wanamaker, Mile
at the Millrose Games, Febru-
airy 6 at Madison Square Garden,
with a fifth place left open for
Josy Barthel. the Olympic 1900
meter champion from Luxem-
bourg.
Barthel is expected to file an
entry after Saturdays Hunter
Mile at Boston in which he will
meet Truck, Wilt, Mckenzie and
Bill Ashenfelter. Truck. former
Big Ten champion. won the
mile at Philadelphia and in the
Washington Star Games last
week.
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be had by writing the Newfound-
land Tourist Development Divi-
sion, Department Of Economic
Development, P. o. Box H-l93,
st. Johns, Newfoundland.
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Senators Reject Idea
OF Signing Paige

Griffith Stadium will not be
the next stopping point for
Satchel Paige. ancient Negro
pitcher. released yesterday by the
Baltimore Orioles.
Calvin Griffith, executive vice
president of the Senators, said
the idea of bringing Paige here
was rejected this morning after
a conference with Clark Griffith,
president of the club, and Man.
ager Bucky Harris.
Whether or not the Senators
can use old Satch Paige, who was
released yesterday by the Balti-
more Orioles, will be discussed
today at a meeting of the clubs
top brass. At first glance there
doesn't seem much chance that
the much-traveled Paige will
come here.
Calvin Griffith said he thought
. Paige was little too old" to be
of much help. Paige's age is UNI
known, but he is listed as 40.
He pitched good ball against
US" Cal said. land the people like
him, but his 1858 record is not
too good"
The Associated Press reported
that Los Angeles was interested
In signing Paige.
Paige. who pitched 1T innings
and had SO record last year.
was waived on by every team in
both major leagues. Paige came
into the majors with Cleveland
in 194S after a long career in
Negro baseball. Bill Veeck. who
flrst signed Satch, later took
him to st. Louis when Veeck
assumed control of the Browns.
When the st. Louis franchise
went, to Baltimore, Paige went
along with it, but the Orioles
couldn't find a place for him in
their rebuilding plans.
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Bill Leeteh

participating anglers viii be able
to set their nets before the first
runs start.
+A# ~
The cherry bobber type Of bait
which got a big write-up in the
December issue Of Outdoor Life
after proving itself to be the big
gest killer Of steelhead ever
known in Oregon and Washing
ton. can now be had in the East.
,Pacemaker Products, Paving,
N. Y, is marketing them In the
salmon-bass size 3 for 81 and in
trout-panflsh size 4 for 50. Since
the bobber has a spinner at
tached, it would be illegal in
many of our Eastern trout
streams which outlaw this sort
Of equipment. but they should
produce results with smallmouth
bass and with trout in streams
where spinner fishing is per-
mitted. Typical of such trout
streams would be Maryland S
temporary streams such as Rock
Greek and Little Seneca, and in
Virginia, Cedar Greek below the