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In Pan-Am Games MIAMI TIMES, MIAMI, FLORIDA Tan Yanks Sparkle SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1955 PAGE NINE NOW RENTING salary $525 - $617 per month The Beautiful plus. I-Bedroom Industrial Briefs Male, BJS. or MS. in chemistry In physics. Up to years ex- Pan-Am Games or five BY FRANK WILKERSON Ed-Lo Apartments MEXICO CITY (ANP) Industrial Secretary perience. Interest and ability in Miss Barbara Joses, Greater Miami Urban League physical measurements such as 5119 HOFF STREET sensational X-ray, infra-red, microscopy Chicago KID GAVILAN or AT teen-age sprinter, last other methods of measuring phy- week teamed up with Mae Fa/ggs STILL SINKING; sical properties of chemical com- The Good year Atomic Corpo- Mabel Lyman and other team- pounds. REFUSES TO ration located at Pike County, Electrical Engineer (senior) mates in pushing the United States QUIT Ohio has released a partial list carver RANCHES salary $650 - per into the lead for track champion- welterweight personnel $765 month Former champion of needs. Qualified in- plus. 3 BLOCKS SOUTH OF ship honors in the Pan-American Kid Gavilan is sinking deeper in dividuals who are interested in games here. Male, B.S. or above in electri- 'PEMBROKE ROAD the mire of his comeback trail. the .project should contact the cal engineering of central The League. cir- The be-spectacled 7-year-old once .great bolo punching Greater Miami Urban cuits for central stations or pro- “Keed” looked anything but great The Goodyear Atomic Corpora- FEATURING: whiz kid won the women’s 100 ess plants. Must be thoroughly 4 meter championship by setting in dropping unanimous 10 round tion’s plant is located on Route familiar with relay applications a to rangy Bobby Dykes, 23, approximately 25 miles north 1. Individual Color Scheme* new game record of 1.2 seconds decision and capable of designing complex breaking own the slapsy Texan at the Miami of Portsmouth and 70 miles south for 2. Tiled Sills and Baths her record of 11.6 Columbus, control circuits special pur- seconds set in the preliminaries stadium. of Ohio. poses. 3. JaUousted Windows and the previous day. a crowd of $4,457 looked Below are some of the jobs Among job opportunities In the latter on, other Doors race, Miss Jones, a at Chi- Gavilan, who recently dropped listed: for senior 10 rounder are librarian, statistician, cago’s St. Elizabeth High school, another to Trinidad’s Chemist, inorganic (electronic draftsman (mechanical), key 4. Venetian Blinds Hector Constance here, and the U. S. women’s 100 yard tried des- mieroscopist) salary - $675 punch operator (IBM), tabulating 5. Steel Kitchen Cabinets perately to get Dykes, but $650 dash champion, collapsed shortly to suc- month plus. machine operator, clerk stenogra- ceeded only a few times during the and Sinks after crossing the finish line. She Male, qualified to set up and pher, typist, inspector (machine) 6. Colorful Vinyl was revived by oxygen entire bout. supervise and welder, Kitchens and given He Clipped Dykes hard work in eletronic combination, electrical glucose tablets, but feinted a with a light microscopy for new labra- repairman, maintenance man 7. Hot Water Heaters sec- right as the eighth round opened ond time and had to be carried tory. Should be thoroughly fa- factory, instrument repairman. 8. Front and back Entrances on a to and succeeded in getting in some with stretcher the American heavy body miliar experimental tech- For more detailed information 9. Large, Airy Rooms team’s room. blows to the in that niques interpretation in non- looker Beyond that, however, the and contact Frank V. Wilkerson at the 10. Individual Porches j frame. biological applications. Experience Greater Miami Urban League, After winning the champion- Keed was a tame fighter. He did compatible with double throw and education 82-6476. ship in the finals, Miss Jones not do his shuffle or job requirements. said: his bolo punch throughout the whole fight. Chemist* inorganic (senior) don’t look for Score to set fire to “I am iproud to have come here Gavilan defeated Dykes three salary $650 - $765 per month the American League, but I be- plus. lieve he be a great to win for my country. I feel fine years ago in a fight in which the will asset to - now.” Kid’s welterweight title was at Male, Ph.D. in chemistry pre- the Indians. HERNIA PIUS stake. However, time, Gav- ferred. 3-8 years in physical or The Milwaukee Braves may (RUPTURE) (HEMORRHOIDS) In mentioning this her condition, she ilan, self, inorganic field, or equivalent re- have the sleeper of the year as referring a shell of his old found was to the feinting spell Dykes an target. The Tex- search background with lesser far as rookies go, in pitcher Hum- Overcome Without Surgery she previous day. elusive suffered the ; an simply waited for Gavilan to academic degree. Experience in burto Robinson. Robinson pitched Earlier she had said that all she corrosive gasses, gas-solid reac- for Jacksonville in the South At- could lead, then coustered wirth slash- remember of the race that ing rights and lefts, tions, mehanics, kinetics or ex- lantic League last year winning day was ‘‘On I DISCARD the your marks’” i Interviewed after the fight, perience with inter-hologen com- 23 games. The big Panamian right signal given by the starters. Her blazing fast, and his VOUR Gavilan said he does not plan to pounds.' hander is \ (Q"0) / feinting was blamed on the 7,500 retire, he will keep on fighting. Chemist, physical or physicist, control is better than average. / TRUBB altitude. Robinson may be the answer to \ Charlie Grimm’s pitching yrayers. \ «E) / IN 4. 6 The altitude also affected other \ / WEEKS United States stars. Josh Cul- AVILA AGREES TO CONTRACT XI breath of Morgan State College TERMS collapsed the same day after winning the 400 meter hurdles. This Week In Sports The important news in base- Painless treatment for Hernia an ball came out of Arizona where PILES. NO HOSPITALIZATION,’ Also impressive in track com- Cleveland officials Faggs, announced « petition were Mae Tes- Bobby LOSB OF TIME, INCOME, Ap* NEWS FROM THE CAMPS ... DODGER SKIPPER that second sacker Avila nessee A & I, and Mabel Lyman, * * ANNOUNCES OPENING has signed his contract for 1955. proved Safe Inexpensive who finished second and fourth, The Brooklyn Dodgers com- Avila signed for $27,000, the same respectively in the championship DAY LINEUP GET RELIEF TODAYI pleted somewhat of a successful amount offered him by the In- race. Even though the season hasn’t dians and he refused previously. exhibition series last Sunday at has Dr. Long’s Clinic standout in the games started, Manager Walt Alston Avila won the American League Another the Miami Stadium. The Bums already decided on his starting 21 B.W. 13th Ave. was Arnold Sowell, 19-year-old batting crown last year with a Phone I-274S split eight games with the Mil- lineup. Gil Hodges, first base; mark of .341. Pittsburg speedster, who buzzed Pee champion waukee Braves, Chicago White Don Zimmer, second base; .pass defending Mai the Wee Reese, stop; Jackie home stretch to Sox, Baltimore Orioles and short Whitfield in the Yankees. Although all Robinson, third base; George Shu- take 800 meters event. He was New York the of the games were well contested, ba, left field; Duke Snider, cen- clocked at 1:49 —a new record. In the few and Carl Furillo, right Leon Spurrier, Sowell teamate, we have one criticism. ter field years of watching Miami Major field. However this line up is sub- No Down Payment finished second. League baseball, we must say that ject to being changed. ON YOUR LOT Sowell not only sprung the big the umpiring was the worse W'e surprise of the day by defeating have seen and that includes a PROSPECTIVE MAJOR Your Pick of a Beautiful NEW HOME with Whitfield, the Olympic champion, number of years of watching F.I. LEAGUERS 2 or 3 Bedroomi -1 or 2 Bathrooms but and one-half baseball. Perhaps next year they shaved three managers LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS TO FEDERAL BANK seconds off the 1:53.2 record set will put the umpires in the stands Every spring look for by Mai. maybe it will improve their sight. some outstanding rookie who will strengthen their team and help LESS THAN RENT But Miss Jones’ record-setting them in their quest to win the the pennant and sports writers also spree tended to overshadow CINCH TO BREAK i field. Her 11.5 record in the 100 HOWARD join in the search in order to Call "STANUr 65-6171 YANKEE COLOR LINE meter race was onlv one-tenth of write new headlines. LICENSED • INSURED BUILDING CONTRACTOR a second slower than the world After a conversation with some Mickey Mantle is probably the record held by Marjorie Jackson of the Yankee players and a most publicized rookie in base- of Australia. of past record this ball history. However the scribes check his * tfiif, -* 1 scribe is predicting that Elston were made to eat their words at * ,-,;V Nexfc assignment for the Chi- the mid season. This spring finds 440 Howard has broken down DAVID JEWELERS cago speedstress was to be the line that existed on the New everyone writing and talking abou' relay race. was a mem- color signed yard She York Yankees. The muscular out- lefty Herb Score. Score was EXPERT WATCH ber of the relay team which set batting average as a bonus player in 1950 las. sim- fielder has a of j an American record at in a timely hitting has year he won 22 and lost 5 for year.
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