The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 8, 1949, Page 5

te ie ' ty sirisil i t fi 3? te als it League F . pes The second. round, » z BY 4 vis Wve ‘: ut Gt gf : “to LCDR Crawford | 15- igk y — Lenna ‘and, we must. be coi ti j 25 19 .568 champion. bilgi Plate he | “Brecheen. and Rige; “ Kennedy} turned in ey Senet The first eight players in this| 26.20 565 par sate series ag and’ Cooper. €2 ; The third round of four players | Tournament, as listed above, will a) ee 2620 «565 1.500-meter race in Beri ‘; must be completed by June 28, } Play: the'last eight players’ in the | = Philadelphia 24.23 «511 with the finals bein played by| order in which — they appear | i» the @ a Cimemnats 2224 «478 | Bost * 4 July 11. One week is allowed for | above. For example, No. 1, will ro ee vs an{Employment In _ In Fees iy play and it is considered plenty 9. and son, on : 17 29.370 } Cincinnati of time for opponents to get to- ons cnee te Langue P | d Ri a a apa Mas, Sik : CDR Crawford further } Reess few iL. Pet.| f OlAN 1ses ike Eeteroby haat 3 If one player cannot een = Sie 25 22 39/8" employment figures have hit | Night Game sale Dag ill lone by, deta wet thew a “Sa3| the all-time record of | 10,534,000) sah : R i. Be) At lay wh Ae Mech Play.” + hee nani feedd ’ persons. Employment in state in- iladelphia a ORY ‘, fete t Philadeiphia 521 dustries rose from 1,869,000 in| Pittsburgh ; 5.8 The following personnel of} Cleveland fy} it =. . ro i ' eeeeeees SSES8EE8 BeeeeS282 488 A57 Pirst—Adams Dairy vs. VFW. ... Second—Op-Dev-Sta . Inn. FRIDAY— Room gl 5 BlimpRon. bone ear fet fom om the fopund on tees ey Pence — and Pere tien Poe teenmgpat scored trad Merve wagled ewihed onet Neteum hit - “om oth, the Dev Boye ve Chet songted. an er oe ty Paseuitta vs. Tides- VX-1 Flyers ve. Bamboo Second—Naval Hospital vs. end Nights mS Pwhard salad, Daily play. *. ant oem tend and ry “yr ¥ SHUFFLEBOARD Fhe fe eokagenent toys ted the (Bayview Park) <n the Qt) Lewrence firet Daily play. Campbell angied ongle by = Kaight ot pte eased eth the Hospital had o tore aad me cuts, and TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS (Know America) Frank Lieyd Wright, famed erchitect, born in Richard Cen- ane ante ter, Wis. 80 years ago. ome wet Peyeyblel Robert C. Goodwin, director of = et Shermer bunted! ine Bureau of Employment Se- Phen Burke ongee’ s curity, Washington, born in Fay- ette, Idgho, 43 years ago. Popeye © Gewbied) U.S. Senator Robert F. Wag- ner of New York, bor many, 72 ago. Barney & hore were Pwher Geet apt Posquitts n in Ger- alaban, president of| mt of the 8, C.LO., he eee Pieter’ Mt) Paramount Pictures, born in Chi fo tines up @ years ago. ed the beat mare Wil il Rieve, preside on, Cue United Textile Worke ote emers ant Dyer.) born in Poland, 57 years ag of Agricultu ingt neted home ago Rev. Dr. Louis W. Synod of the Evangelic: stows, Leavers | ville, Wir @ years ago. ~ ome sd reeb iad derebeh, mgerifice = hits omg Chiem Byer Leach ok ot by Mert |} beers on at} 4 & @ off Martin 3 wher hemeon Ww Camp ~ Se ee Gee Abeee abd Griffen, scorer Rerces Pree Gee when kept in 2 wo at where they conned te- Aaa fast-¢vaperating Body ed oo born in Nashville, Tenn., 66 years BROADWAY CIGAR STORE 610 Duval Street COMPLETE BASEBALL SCORES Cigars Col Drinks re, Goebel of Chicago, president of the General al and Re- formed Churehes, born Carlins- of a ae ea Eee te ee ANE AERC. its. Other National Le: games | f foe last night ne won by | Boston Braves 6-5, over the Cin- [sear ti Reds, while the Philadel- - tl ap tt tn ttn Ian Stel | sae Paeins the! Word has just come in from ;| LCDR Adna R. Crawford, Golf| are listed below: Director, Submarine Squadron] 1. Griffen, ENC - Four, that the personnel of Sub-/2. Ellis - - ron Four have completed | their | 3. Soltesz - rounds of thirty-six|4 Biche — te | holes. Pairings have been made = Sage in full accord with the USGA!7 Martin j the | Rules’and play will begin im-} 8. Henderson. - :| mediately. E1 LEDR Crawford. advises that) % Block 3 '| the first ruond. of sixteen players | 10- Murray rosea Rounds of 36 hi | must'be completed and scores} 11. Bell - ‘| turned in to him, or to Joe Lopez, | 12. Bartels _ Club Pro, by the fourteenth of | 13. Nowacki June, 1946, to 2,708,000 in June, ; Simmons, Konstanty, *, 1948. Workers in farin industries | and Seminick; sta, numbered 174,000 in 1946 ang}Son and Fitzgerala 268,000 in 1948. 7 Brooklyn TODAY IN HISTORY | Brook i (Know. Armerica) Roe and Edwardg;.. Leonard, 1864—President Lincoln re-; Chipman, McLish and. Noyotney. nominated for a second term, al- : . tho even his own leaders did not AMERICAN LEAGUE believe he stood a chance of win- Night. Se i ning again. LRH. 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