The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 30, 1936, Page 3

OCTOBER 80, 19386. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN GOLF TOURNAMENTSTARTS TOMORROW | JUNIOR HIGH ‘SENIOR HIGH SPOR’ | ‘S AFTERNOON; PAIRINGS ARE ANNOUNCED! HONOR ROLL’ © HONOR ROLL "tet (By GRAVY) The following 93 pupils anol Honor roll of these pupils ques Sune Robes, Gigs Kem ‘The Miami-Biltmore golf elub» Jones; [aie better-than-average grades|Senior High School, who have Derethy Dung=s Derethy Bex B Y J oO VE will arrive“over the highway this; Lade; 4 jin the Key West Junior High! made better-than-average grade= Serat Br Mat 5 Ste : afternoon, Matches against the} Goldsmith; ! School for the instruction period: for the six weeks’ instruction pe- Key West team will be played Watkins; | ending October 23: riod ending October 23. £ s starting 1 p.-m. Saturday and 9 a,| Curry Harris; Honor point average 3.00, Eli-| Honor point average 3.00, Mar Bicununs WONT THEIR HEIR FOURTH | F 0 0 T B A L L ets will have-abeut pe é |Sseosien’ Comme — "re0,| Ania oe Aronovitz t 12 men on their team. Priimmers: * j Louise Niles, Joseph Campo, Ray|Curry, Harry Bravo; 2.60, Phy a SE CONTEST YESTERDAY The proveble lineup for Satur- Ketch i? | Demerit, Betty Lewin; 2.50, Bet-| Adams, Orvis Kemp, John Re r | day and Sunday is as follows: eligi ty Henriquez; 2.40, Edwin Carnes, | a | 3 Saturday mess Raymond Ovide, Gertrude Gon-' Padron, Edwia Berkowits, E-css _ De; this it won its Saati went to third. Garcia ment The leading games that will be | Nassau scoring (Low and total) sche zalez, Milton Appel, Walter Mc-; ] Carney, Griscida Garcia, Olga Ma ~ | out trying to stretch the hit, r ght-! as Lopez and Spottswood. Nats _ :Cook, Arthur Lujan; thado, Elizaocih Reberts. Fre fourth straight yesterday! field to second. Acevedo singled |Plaved tomorrow in the football) yrnivan and Woods. O’Bryant; i Honor point average 2.25, Alice | Schaffer; afternndé ‘at Baywicw Park, split|to center and Molina went out,| World follew: aS Goldsmith and Plummer. | bnscrad) : Aguilar; 2.20, Ruth Woods, John! Honor poin: average ; | pitcher to fir | ee ings Sacer Salas and Kemp. SEERROINET; Thompson, Elois Sawyer, Shirley; Einhorn, Edelio Espinc a second alacé tie. with Adminis-| Sixth inning—F. Lopez singl Minnesota Northwestern. Ketchum and Mesa. | Almyda, Louise Collins, Sergio!Evans, Georg: Herriquez. A rE ms to left. Walker walked. On a pass-j St. Mary Marquetve. Pierce and Russell. Alvarez, Alicia Borges; 2.00, Or-: Henri: s lone ps ‘ion and pulled up to within one Aub Santa Cl | arez, ‘ges; 2.00, :Henriquez, Lois Malone, ed ball, both runners advanced jee uburn anta Clara. O’Bryant and Grooms. quidea Bermudez, Copelyn Ram-!Rom2guerro, Eva Valdez; | € game of the league-leading Coca-| Gates flied out to right and Lep peadacon? vs: Remule, Two Key West men will DOESN’T NEED WATCH sey, Virginia McClanahan, Wallace | Ormond Cordova, Olga 4 = Pubic fe scored. On a wild pitch, Waiker sine tes es loaned the Biltmore team and will é Mitchell, Nellie Russell, Nel! Claudia Isham, Ruth Baker Notary Cola outfit. scored. | eee = Set eroraniy: be Kirchheiner and Stow-| FOSTORIA, O0.—Dick Murphy|Gwynn, Warren Russell, Geraldine Hernandez, Ray Pierce THE CITIZEN OF FICE dministration put over its lone eins . em oe irun in the third inning. Gene got | is this city can tell the correet]Kennedy, Donald Lowe, Norma! Roberts, Edith Sands, r Sunday | time within a minute or two with-! Riggs; |Hoeffer, Rose Gonzalez, 2} (Best Ball) out consulting a watch, clock, or} Honor point average 1.80, Alvio|Tift, Helen Wells, Dy j Lopez and Woods, other time-telling device. Acevedo, Billy Lones, Fredreick ‘Isabel Swain, Fannie J Milligan end Salas. Johnson, Lenora Lopez, Betty Curry, Flossie Key, Hol Spottswood and Strunk. Buttons, first used in Southern} Pierce, Amalia Blanco, Jose Ren- les, Lorene Taylor; Kirschentaum and Ayala. Europe in the thirteenth and four-|edo, Louis Grena. Henry Ogden, Honor point average tcr, with four singles in as many| Sanitary Department— Fripp and Sawyer. teenth centuries, were invented to|Edna Spencer, Hejen Archer, Erma; land Keeton, Philliy 300 012 0—6 Penn State vs. Syracuse. Julian and Sands. keep soldiers from wiping their| Pinder, Gilbert Vald@:, xuth Cur-| Perez, Marion Tayler Final seore of the game yester-! z | trips to eeeete. Administration— South Substitutes will be: noses on coat sleeves of their uni-!rie, Praxades Norcisa, Betty Lu-'lins, Nellie Brost, Rita Michigan State vs, Boston Co!- lege. U. of Miami vs. U. of Boston. Purdue vs. Carnegie Tech. Columbia vs. Cornell. Princeton vs, Harvard. vs, Pennsylvania. day was Healthers, 6; Administra-}on by way of an infield hit. D 1 jenech ran for him and stole sec: | eh ond. J. Roberts doubled to rig! Jce Hale was the leading hit-/ and Domenech scored. Score by innings: R. I Bunny Roberts of the Office 001 000 0—1 6 Bergan ae) Sete Kemp; forms, elothiers say. beas, Cecelia Alonso, Josephins' Virginia Overall, Shirle | Tennessee vs. Georgia. ° | Kentucky vs. Alabama. | Vanderbilt ys. Louisiana State. The runs were scored in the fol-; This afternoon, Coca-Cola | Duke vs. Washington ana" Lee? : jowing manner: lerosses bats with Administration. | North Carolina vs. _ Sout Chit First inning—Hernandéz dou-} This game will decide which team, lina. Ur: bled’to left. Hale singled to cen-{ will win first-half honors. Shou!d| “Tulane vs. Louisiana Peth: ter. Garcia flied out to center | Administration win, there will still! Mississippi’ ‘vs, SéHVntee! and Hernandez scored after the|be a chance for the Healthers but} Georgia Téch catch. Acevedo flied out to right|if the Office boys lose, the Soda| : Mid-We: and Molina singled to center, Hale| Water outfit will be champs of| Indiana vs. Iowe. ™ scoring. Caraballo hit to center|this half. j Michigan vs, Illinois. and the fielder dropped the ball,; Batteries will be Roberts and| Wisconsin ves Cees allowing Molina to go home. Goss for Administration and J. and; a ae ve. 2 Ohuk. Fifth inning—Hale singled to!F. Villareal for the Beverage ag-| “OW eae eee = a Ais : ci ale __ Pacific Coas left. Garcia singled to right an4jgregation. Washington vs. Oregcn. pe 2 Sie a | Washington State vs. California. FLORIDA’S HOMECOMING FOOTBALL | ee Southwest | Texas vs. Southern Methodist. | ; GAME WILL B PLA | Arkansas Texas A, and M. A re | Texas Christian vs. Baylor. . | George Washington vs. Rice, The big Homecoming football TENNIS FIN ‘ALS | ee : ! | creasing their supplemental air game will be played tomorrow at) : ae H ‘transport services, according toa coe ie aed ON SATURDAY, sere sree cerns grounds at Gainesville. | | commissioner at London. j The University of Maryland; Key West High School Tennis, | Tournament: will be brought to al Batteries: C. Gates and J. Gar- cia; E, Roberts and Goss. s hit two singles and a double n four tries. The British railways are in- will be the opposing eleven and} clo’e Saturday afternoon, 2:00! wild sport the best backBieldsascaysrerpek, when the'finats will be! in the history of gridiron play at! played by George Cari d An-| the Old Line Institution. |drew Elwood, at the tennis cou: Josh Cody, head coach of the} of Bayview Park. Gators; says he will start with the| Quite a number of exciting if! eee . 5 ;games have been played thus far, “©. 3 fol-owing players: |and much interest has been shown ; e in Ends—Christian, Krajcier, Ram- in the tournament. sey, Pennington, Walker and Mum-! bauer; | » Tackles—Yon, Hardwich, Kic-, perpasTJames Oxford of liter, Owen, Gardner; |this city swore out a warrant for Guards—Capt. Julian Lane,ihis wife and Charles Cook, who! Root, Kociss and Laurent; jhad eloped, charging them with} Centers—Williams, Oxford wt home all the furniture in “| Davis; . Quarterpacks—Mayberry, ivey and Manning; Halfbacks—Paul Brock, Willis, Wel:es and Rowe; 1 Fullbacks—Moon Mullins and Hendricks, ! He has not decided on his start- ing line-up but will announce his official starting squad tomorrow morning. There is everything needed for a dynamic attack and a. great de-‘ fense among the five Maryland ace backs, believes President ‘H.} C.. Byrd of that Unive Ed. | " } Daly, who, like Gormile: is ’ . is " ELECTRIC blocking and defensive back; Wav- & pies: = > ARE erly, Wheeler and Charlie Wei- ’ CUSTOMERS dinger also offer backfield support LIGHT that is above the average. Fans who journey to Gaines-j; ville tomorrow to see the Parps| ‘ a Z strut their stuff against the Gators | *69 OF LIFE INSURANCE WARRANT FOR TWO get some thrills from the Mary-} land offense, which offers a wide | variety of running plays, orward and laterals, with a punch to its crashing game when it is needed. The Gators have some of the; ‘ best players in the South. The Flatop To measure “2 re ae . . A probable line-up will be: a 2 how ter we Revs comp wii veterday’s standards in this country and the standard of living to. use average man Christian, left end; American way of doing things, we must with thoes of today in Europe. The American way of doing things = by Owen, left tackle; compare our living conditions with - = gs ri Root, left guard; | : — me today Aaigriegee bans enjoy higher wages and shorter constantly progressing .., . ever growimg .- - Oxford, center; Begin to be Thrifty NOW! ! working hours than Europeans. Giving more things to more people. wccee Start a new program of thrift in your kitchen this month. Get THERE is no way The Americen = of doing things isn't No other way has such 2 record of actuc+e Hams right end; | the janp on the higher food coms of winter, With this thrifty in KE fr perfect—what way is? But from 1790 to the ment in the past .. . or promises so much fer Mayberry, quarter back; } refrigerator you can buy in larger quantities at the lowest L ET present it has given us a fourfold increase it Brock, left halfback; Prices. And you will eliminate the costly waste of food spoilage: ‘ : ; ~ Gven in = the future. 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