The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 23, 1952, Page 3

Tommy Byrne And St Louis [Revive Cor Wreckage Removed | | a ae Cleveland's eee Hear Doyle (Owner Of St, Louis Cards Winning Streak By 8-3 Seore a YRS (Carlton Talk [Indicted On $49,620 Tax Fly BEE, ANE. 3. ‘ | seam resehes Poot | Evasion Charge By Gov't owner of the St. Louis Cardinals and a business associate of the Vet ‘Littered’ late Robert E. Hannegan, former has C - 7 Cl Wednesday, April 23, 1952 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 3 a uln & ub Derby Hopeful . “doughnut king” of Korea, Pfc. ‘The federal grand jury accused | Jack Lueken, 21, of San Diego, the 47-year-old attorney in a sur-| Went unscathed throygh four ' action Tuesday. He is| trips to the Korean front, but rged with evading taxes on |evertheless arrived home on a@ $23 income for 1946 | Stretcher. through 3 The soldier, attached to the ‘There had been no suspicion that 24th Infantrp, picked up a case wag under investigation. |°f the mumps en route back those years that |@board a transport which docked prominence |Tecently in Seattle. real estate Rig? insisted I be carried off as a litter case, Ee On vets: thats 1 ak ae Gee ing hig co-purchase | being back I could have carried Louis buildings, he the two corpsmen who were when he } Picking me.” the Cardi-} Lueken toured the war front tt con-jin a “doughnut wagon” that club, | turned out 2500 sinkers at a@ time. He was assigned to Special earries five | Services and was master of eere+ maximum pen-| monies for Jack Benny shows in I WORKERS LIFT WRECKED RACING CAR from its grandstand resting place after it went 7 re d well at the Dayton Speedway at Dayton, Qhio. s including the driver of the car, Gordon Reid of Burbank, Calif. Forty- i i i ge. Ee i f eb E ik i FH i F 5 i é & ite it ef z BHI 3 i 2 Teves lil 2 i ii E alty, if mista, 2 bg tho Korea. Emo 2 000 warts Noting Listes 2 sien fines. Each of Fa dione ptt rg Mon Alp asa w yeas FABELA. CHAVEZ n Chicago du : ‘and | in and true ewe (Se ag an ait ere Sarl ee See es] mone Calumet Farm stable, sniffs the |Tigers can tie their own walk and three errors ena Miserepenciag Lend vs. + # + Moomlnnd ae Ge det dae te lins College ‘Tare. to 0, Wom iat return on the cerporstions| GENE SMITH track. Trainer Ben Jones, who ts at the’ start of the 22 tie in a baseball game wi . income when wat of tee is preparing Hill Gail tor the |*290%- Jacksonville Naval sir te | meecltens of te tall chek etna Tuesday. The Tars added thr we were se him classic and Calumet . z i i fr 3 i f He i im- | “a8 8 knew an inv had been going ” he said, ‘but I was of the 7 i | spn he can wasn proces 4 settlement. This is a personal in Deapla | Rar and as nothing todo with rte; rete [ HET # tee H SEE I & i EH Max Faulkner, famed British oom, ve 4 yours old when he a won Pi Ship with a 72 hole total of ma eo *! mE ee Jacksonville Beach Threatens ‘|Gainesville For Florida State League Baseball's Top Spot oe | Prisoner Pieture Scat- tered eight hits and had a shutout until Willie Jones homered in the eighth TODAY'S GAMES By The Associated Press American Detroit at Chicago Fhe alg St. Louis (night) ia at Washington ( it) New York at Boston sli Nationa! League St. Louis at Cincinnati Boston at New York Brooklyn at Philadelphia (night) Vinegar Bend Mizell, the St. Louis Cards’ colorful southpaw rookie, lost his first start to Cin- cinnati, 2-1. Two walks and a triple by Joe Adcock in the first inning gave Cincy its runs. the iy M i up a composite picture of Baseball és er} North Cerolina’s average prison inmate. @1VES Vou THIS aunt nanes COMBINA nee (nly games) ; 1. Pewertul High-Compression ingine Florida International League | ; i and Cocoa | "HE, simost 28 but hes a New Hydra-Matic Drive* * names at Lakeland Standings an ii-inning fray from Orlan-| mental age of 34, Mr. Averase : r soil eevee Adlai lavana Se . t 9, is - Fort Lauderdale at Miami Beach | By The Associated Press 5 Ay a out of school Miami at West Palm Beach (2) 3 Won Lest Pet. | two runs the fifth grade. He is serv- Florida Stete League National League in the about five years and nine| ee at Palatka Brooklyn : } Sp tee Pas - papi for : crime coranitied in} at Sanford Chicago Beach lead. ty. Cocoa at Jacksonville Beach Cincinnstl $ 2 in to stop the G- : The tigses cin show that Leesburg at Gainesville New York ce only one run the . | throughout the state’s prison sys-| DeLand at Daytona Beach St. Louis 3 4 429) Gainesville’s Rightfielder Al Pir-| tem the number of white admis- Sonar eenrenihagee oe . : : rd tle hit safely three times in sions is outnumbering ewe * . elphia 250 | trips. Cisco Lopez who started . This is a reversa F alcon Attacks Pittsburgh 2 7 cd ie buen was relieved by George | Pre-war trends and has caused} Pi American League Fultz in the seventh. Prisong Director Walter Ander- | ~ Cleveland 7 1 35 son to state he must convert some igeons ¥-St. Louis 6 1 857 | ine pron Ry iz aoe of his Negro camps to camps for) , BURBANK, Calif. —(4.— Tony | Bose, tc} ae siz the 12-4 con. | “bites. | * - a Bove thought he had bats in his |New York . * Slee three of the | 25 opening their half of the eighth, | ‘4 ol “epee belfry when he discovered a fal- | Washington ‘ $ 20} Red four trips.| scored three times to pull even S.. 4 bi ¥ ye his pigeon aviary recently fares : : —~ The bit safely at In the ninth, Palatka tallied | ’ ove sensed “fowl” play when | “ann | ONLY three times, then held the Packers Perf he heard hi bs in a dither | Detroit o 8 oe ae : | AG Great Buy and Spectacular ertormer and rushed out to find the fatea| —, Dees not. inelnde second bag Packers, trailing | for the victory. A Great Car-a J- @s had already killed one birg | game ago-St. Louis double- : The bird of prey was finally | Reader of Sunday which previously - Theres somehing basicaly byte bails az nend, whenerer noe west automates. consing—ssving tas ever inch Atown tured, says Bove stag s recorded as White Sox victory | to this new Pontiac—somet you . Pontiac in Traffic Range and then i» LOD, , Sees Pp ea) gna as be j but which Tuesday was ruled a drive yourself to appreciate Solty: Pontiac's St roms driving you can find— orieed stonlght- as fo Anoecice. tne Songs beat rar em | an gre eee eee, SMR Cormeen eran ee “I would b led ik” eavel Ot ate League w t you to come in and drivea Pontiac —relased and. way. drive to us an « a Bove, “but I noticed it het bands | Gainesville ae 20 coum 0 yen cam. 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