The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 5, 1947, Page 6

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LARGEST CLASS Today’s Anniversarien (Continued’ on. Page Four). . Dale, F. Ellis; Robert M.. Felton, peter ge ya EN William Adolphus Freeman, Jr., ae ae Alabama Univ. teacher, James Albert Gamble, Jr., Andrew z president of Columbia Univ.. Garcia, Elizabeth Ann Gardner, }. in Sheffield, Mi Died Aprit 1889. ; 1830—John B. Stetson, founder Thomas. Conway Kelly, Jotin ; Anthony Knight, Eugene }Knowles, Adolph Jesus Lastres, |eoenh Freselek ee: Jose An- tonio , Esther * ‘Mi David M ji ”|dicitis, born in Chelsea, Chicage’ White Sox topped off-a',, “lu . ea ee Tit Mere eee Cl2¥- | Died Sept. 30, 1913. . 182 PY, bert. Parra, Olga pleasant week-end yesterday by 7 ‘67 Perez, Rose ‘Marie Pinder, Joan| 1857—James Duncan, sweeping their. second double- Miami” - ‘509 Audrey Porter, John Wesley Reid, cutter, noted _pP header in two. days, 8-7 and 1-0. West Palm Beach 309 :Gilbert Alfonso Richardson, Ker- | The Philadelphia Athletics: were yismi Beach a “435 ‘mit Leroy Roberts, Adoree Marie the victims this time just as the St. Petersburg - "391 Rodriguez, Florence Juanita Rus- 3 Ya evicting ere on Saturday. ‘Fort Lauderdale 375 sell, Leslie Alvin Sanders, Frank Carbonell, Sports ‘A crowd: of 39,544 ice the: ‘Lakelayd : "333 :Sardinas, infielder, Bete batting ; proceedings at Comiskey \ Park ; Debs Leon Saunders, Harold |i William Shaw, Charles Everette Aveity softball’ asthe Pale Hose stretched their ‘tf Pot |Spencer, Mary: Louise Spencer while sleague lead'to a gamé and a half’ .750Nancy Jewell Sterling, Dan Mer- ‘West Mer: over the- second plac Detroit pittsburgh 615 teil See, Kermit Hubert Sweet- “the Class B pace | The latter e Boston. 571! ing, urie Eugene Sweeting, of ne, sled ip where 1. a has ‘they started after. six innings Phiiessiphia td teins Ann Symmonette, Hil-|born in lowa City, lowe, 68 | 18 times: with the. New York Yankees at Now ton Lee Tift, Mildred Mae Tift,|ago. a7 417 | Shirley Fay Tift, Donald A. Trau-| Detroit, as rain hatiedt ptky with. Cingi W. Warner, Glenwood Talbert g tevords fol-’ the count 2-2. .Mal~Newhouser g; 412 tig, Gilbert John Valdez, ‘Claude i “214|D. Valdez, Jr., Reynold Frank Val-|Weech.and Harry MeDonald Wil- , ghad the .game won. until Joe i dez, Ré: Mari Valdez, William liams, Jr. DiMaggio doubled .and George! “Ctu ™ rE TESTES Stirnweiss . singled in the .sixth Chieago to*tie the seore;"Phe rain disap- Detroit pointed 37,487 fans. iCleveland 500: At Cleveland the Washington New York -500* Senators ‘ended |‘ Bob~ Feller’s Boston. 500 streak of 29 innings’ Washington WE BUY, SELL, CHAN REBUILD ae Son the fireballer raiteved Ea/St. Louis Pe SERANEE: a ‘Klieman ,in the seventh and | Philadelphia ~ E : SERVICE IS FULLY GUARANTEED yielded two hits, inchiding a ° : - 00 homer by Stan ayer. al FOR 1 -YEAR * Senators’ won, 6 to 3, as : a 3B a a ‘Tom. Fetrick held ‘International ¥ Liberal Trade-In Allowance On Old Machines Ss. jans 0 singles a fest Palm Beach 9, Miami 8. , ‘35 the Indians to two singles'and al wéai'Palm Bo MIAMI CASH REGISTER ANY ‘374, double. Fort, Lauderdale 7, Miami;[|- 822 N. MIAMI.AVE.. MIAMI, FLA, |‘: ‘52°! The Boston:Red’ Sox swept a /Beach 3i ; 333; doubleheader from. the: St: Touls| St. Petersburg 9, Havana 3. ‘333. Browns wep idl ope pend Tampa 5, Lakeland 2. (333, €-2,-asi the largest crow. 1 National League , 333! Season at ‘Sportsman's Park,’ ane * ~Gunday’s Scores) |». « s i. +A: { 307° 735, looked: on.” Bystem $9. gg eae ae Z| HO TEL AMERICA Sports Shop. In the National League °the Iphia 5-10, Cincinnati] “] TELEPHONE 3-0672 renee Wars.; pace-setting . Brooklyn Dodgers /3-: _ b 273 N.E. 2nd Street. Miami, Florida and’ second-place Pittsburgh Pi- Chicago | at New, York, post- Herm Seen Ge seteay! Rack 2 restive ve |’) Newest | Hotel, ie. Midind ¢ tec Bape | Se, M, Brooks, “por Located Halt A Block from the t ; ty iif 4 i WINMMOwo SIR AMI Pet. SAeRrI® 8a Aa \(Saturday’s Scores) : shut ‘owtthe Braves,’9 to 0; in He R | the \second’ game. ofa double! exican : | ites ar Scores Games header. ‘Ron Northey’s: two. hom-, 5 ers paced the Card: attack.'In the g° York. 2, Detroit 2, game All Rooms with PRIVATE’ BATH and Telephone opener, the Braves, oe for | called end of 6th, rain. fe 51 eou~-e<0-ce><- Ave. four runs in the sev to take ‘ton, 6, Cleveland 3, sec- Wn aD Ipbia . th Phill one 31, Philsdelphia 7-0, — 611. At Philadelphia Phillies iladelphia PASE ae Se Se mt ence genen Ss] Meee ae two norets in. MJ AMI = rorccaxrencss . : the Cincinnati urday’s Scores! $55 NG, 10-5 from the _Cincinnatt’ Cieweland 9, Boston 3. Located in the Heart of the City 523; Results: | Détivit '2, Philadelphia 1. Rates MS wueswee 500, AMERICAN LEAGUE | ‘Washington 5, St. Louis 4 Ressenable ‘on Baan 500} First Game (hicgge 2-10, New York. 1-3. with BATH and Poe 473° At Chicago R. HE. 2 aa Philadelphia 8 90 > ease Bute Burke of Andover, ./- Ford Hotel Pershing Hotel Chieago - 712 1 noted authos, born in Pitts- 60 NE. 3rd Strect 228 WE. ILA < Marchildon, ‘Christopher and| burgh, 50 years ago. Rosar; Ruffing, Gillespie, Papish, Od Peas Reset 100 vey Eleveter : dwell, Maltberger {Philadelphia 10 10 1 “333 st and Dike jw attnerger Hetki, Peterson, Vandermeer, 3 BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS STATION bes jand Mueller; Rowe and 0. Oro S wwe mam 8, aa ahs Lapse 4d den B2 A aan Game jznile felphia eee At Ba via ee Due to the 438 Flores and Guerra; Grove n ru yuigotieecae sees | ‘Tremendous Response 8 one. At Cleveland >: Masi. R. Soria 6 two. *Cleveland Lt 3-8} ; to Our ~ Hudson, ‘and Evans;| At Bost ‘Black, Willis, Klieman, Feller, t Boston HE. «Lemon and ‘Lopez, Hegan. 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