The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 23, 1938, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1938 Key West Enters East Coast /inter League ‘ontest t Sunday The Key West Conchs were en- tered in the East Coast Winter. Baseball League following a long distance phone call last. night to {playing the DeMolays in the | THE KEY WEST ‘CITIZEN ith Hialeah t Hialeah FOLLOWING THROUGH” BY exiles WITH EXCITEMENT HIGH in; the hot race for league leads in! the Island City Basketball League fans will be watching for the) doubleheader Friday night with | the league-leading Army playing | the strong Sea Food Grill in the, first game and the Park Tigers) 7 , nightcap. first game scheduled to be against, Hialeah Sunday at Hialeah Field 3 o'clock. : The Key West club had been ie league at a meet-. bie * \ a night. in Miami. The) second game Key West will play: will be@'atMiami Field December 4 against Fredericks Market. _ Other teams in the league be- sides Hialeah and Key West are Fredericks Market and Railey- Milam nines ffom Miami, Fort Lauderdale. and West Palm Beach. Manager Roy Hamlin will be assisted by P. Acevedo and Man- uel Varela as coaches and the squad will be composed of th Outfielders Gabriel Garcia, Lu-| cilo Gonzalez, Marvin Griffin, | Chino Hernandez, Freddie Car- bonell; Catchers Cyril Griffin and Alberto Rodriguez; Pitchers Puby Carbonell, Robert Bethel, Harry Wickers and Jose Casa. The team Hialeah was defeated 1-0 ten innings at Miami October 23) ep Esmond Albury lammed walloping big homerun. | Hialeah then turned. around and defeated Key West in this city) 3-2 November 6. Most of the games will- be at Key West will see) game the home | Here’s the way they stand now: Club— W. L. Pet. U. S. Army - Lions Club ~ 1 Sea .Food Grill - 1 500 iPark Tigers 1 .000' DeMolays -- 2 .000! Rest of the ill be as follows: Monday, Nov. 28—Lions Club; “vs. DeMolays; Park Tigers vs. _ Army. Friday, Dec. 2—High School vs. jArmy; Park Tigers vs. Sea Food | Grill. je Park Tigers; _ Army. FOOTBALL HERO.of the fu- ture, is, Bob, Baum shown above, grimly making five yards in an Oakmont Gram- mar School game against Brookline, whith Oakmont. won 20-6, at Philadelphia. cone eecevesee Doings. Around. The Golf Links (By GRAVY) Monday, Dec. Grill vs. DeMolays; High School vs. Lions Club. Friday, Dec. 9—High School vs. Lions Club vs. Monday. Dec. 12—Lions Club vs. Sea Food Grill; High School vs. DeMolays. Friday, Dec. 16—Lions Club vs. ,DeMolays; Sea Food Grill v3. High School. Monday, Dec. ;Sea Food Grill; | Park Tigers. |_ Friday, Dec, 23—DeMolays vs. |Park Tigers; Army vs. High | School. | Monday, |Park Tigers; | Lions Club. Friday, Dec. 30—Army vs. De- Molays; High School vs. Sea Food Grill. Lions Club vs, Dec. 26—Army vs. 0 1.000} -667 | 5—Sea Food, 19—Army vs.} High School vs. | wccccces seees Monday, Jan. 2—High School | vs. Park Tigers; DeMolays vs. | Lions Club. Friday, Jan. 6—Park Tigers vs. | Army; High School vs. DeMo- lays. Monday, Jan. 9—Sea | Grill vs. Park Tigers. Food | MONROE COUNTY BASE- | ) BALL LEAGUE will hold its reg- | | ular weekly meeting tonight at the San Carlos Hall. The league has but three games to play and jit will be decided tonight when | | they shall be played. Key West! Conchs have a game with Ba- \cardi Club and one with Poultry |& Egg Company nine. Should Key West nine win both games | then the Conehs, Poultrymen and Trojans will play a round-} robin sries to determine the win- | ner of, this half. Should Poultry- men win their game with Key West then the former players will | cinch the honors, If.Poultrymen lose and Bacardis win, then Tro- | jans, Bacardi and_ Poultrymen will play the round-robin series | and Key West will be eliminated. | | Standing of the league: Club— W. L. Poultry & Egg Co. _.. 4 Trojans s ex. | Bacardi Club . ate |Key West — | Pet. 2 667 3.571 3.500, 3.400 | FOOTBALL GAME will be, | Played tomorrow morning, 10) o’clock, at. Bayview Park. Key | West Stars will meet Park Tigers. | Both clubs have been practicing | |hard and a large crowd is ex-| pected to witness the first game | in Key West this year. Another | gridiron affair will be played| | Christmas Day and the final con- ‘test will be on New Year’s Day. TOO LA erry | By “RUSSELL, KAY RATTLERS FLORIDA'S iG. FOOTBALL TEAM | While the Florida ’Gators have ‘given a more or less sluggish per- marks the first since | eecececeseessanescseeee® formance this season, allowing Key West led the! Coast with a fast, | heavy-hitting ball club.. The| seem well matched now) The regular golf dinner match | \will-be played on Thursday. It! lis suggested by. the captains that themselvse to be kicked and cuff- jed around with only an occasion- al warning snap of their jaws, Florida is not without football show strong competi-|you play in the morning on ac-/honors, for her practically _un- {count of you, might not be able} | known and unsung |have been gliding throughout the ; \ complete schedule will soon | | to in the afternoon. Of course| some wise, guy will. remark that he knows certain golfers that can’t play golf. either in the’ |morning er afternoon. However, “THE WEATHER | ee 82/sible. In case part of your four- 75|some does not show up, get an- Wier, group together. wid yur T'3 course. Anyway, Capt. ot .06 Ins. , S4¥S, his side will beat those led covers Hi-hour period | Capt. Handsome — Horace thin minentings f)") t. The pairings follow: ‘ ttswood-Mesa vs. Lopez- 6:50 a, m. Pinder. 38-p. Mm.) 2 Price-Watkins 8:58 a, m. Strunk. 8:03 p. m. 3. Kemp-Curry Harris vs. Kirch- heiner-Goldsmith. P.M. 4. McCarthy-Fripp vs. 11:01) Ketchum. 4:24. 5, ‘ 5 Pierce-Slingluff vs. Barometer 7:30 a, m., today: Stowers. Sea level, 30.06. Callahan-Plummer WEATHER FORECAST Harris-Bruner. O’Bryant-Kerr vs. (Till 7:30 p. m, Thursday) _gsimaainah Key West and Vicinity: Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday; not much change in temperature; light to moderate v: Florida: Partly and Thursday; north portion Th or night. Jacksonville. $6 and East Gulf vs. Parks- Russell- Grooms- vs. Sam H. Price- CUT KILLS DOCTOR Philadelph: Elizabeth iable winds. O’Hearn, of Shenandoah, Pa., ayes ight died as a result of a prick on the index finger of her left hand during an operation on a child. The keen edge of the scalpel left Brey Straits staphylococcus virus, which it to Moder- rapidly spread through her sys- ate variable ee © ae tém, and, while every known moderaté "to * darts serum was given her, the dis- over extreme Seay Sorts ‘and -ease proved fatal » partly overcast weather tonight and Thursday FISHERMEN FRIGHTENED Nay a Who Can Compete With A Moon? “Caroline is false to the league", a girl growled at a ee strawberry festival. Santa Monica, Calif—Anglers “Fal: How so?” said a visitor in the. Pacific Ocean about two from the city. miles off Topanga Canyon Beach! “Here we are”, the girl explain- report that a mysterious airplane ‘ed, “selling kisses for charity, and dropped fifteen objects, believed Caroline is bootlegging them out- to have been’ dummy bombs, ride in the moonlight”. within 20 yards of their two fishing boats. The frightened. Army officers perturbed by at- fishermen quickly returned to titude instanced by “radio panic” shore. jand calls for air protection. . jthe captains say they would like | \to have a good turn-out if pos-| Maybe | pens were unable to find; .0 Ins, Old rie Duke of Rock Sound; “Rattlers” | southeast, striking with deadly, result at every foe, to secure for ithe second successive year the coveted title of Southern Con- ' ference Champions. Among the South’s institutions | of higher learning, Florida Agri- | cultural and Mechanical College tor negroes at Tallahassee ranks high, and every Floridian may fare of four negroes and the serv- ice it has rendered in publicizing and promoting our state. Lack Funds Handicapped by lack of funds, smiling “Big Bill” Bell, former Ohio State line star—modest and unassumuing despite his amazing coaching ability—has taken the raw material at hand and given Florida A. & M. College a foot- ball team that for two years stands UNBEATEN. While Floridians for the most part have given little thought or attention to their colored “Rat- tlers”, we should not overlook the fact that this team too, is “Flor-| .ida’s” and while it may be little known at home, it is known and respected throughout the South. So far this season Florida A. Orange Bowl Classic M. has piled up a total of 160 points to their opponents’ noth- ing. Among their brilliant vic- tories was the defeat of North Carolina State 41 to 0 and Tuske- gee 40 to 0. On December 3 they tangle with Kentucky State in their Orange Bow! Classic at Orlando for the National Championship, and if Floridians want to see a real football game they'd better not miss it. The brand of foot- ball these southern colored lads have been turning out is so good that “white folks” have been flocking te their games this year throughout the South. Invitations to Bow! Games As Southeastern Conference Champions, the Florida A. & M Rattlers have been invited to play Langston University of Ok- point with pride to the record es- H tablished in advancing the wel-, | sea - slahoma, “Bodtherestarh | ham | pions, in the Cotton Bowl at Dal- las, Texas, on Christmas Day. | They have been chosen to meet | the outstanding eastern team, | playing in the Cigarette Bowl at | Winston-Salem on January 21 ‘while Atlanta wants them on the | same date for an All-Star game | in the famed Georgia Peach | Bowl. But lack of funds has so far prevented’ the acceptance of any | of ‘thes invitations and it will in-| deed be a.shame if, after their! brilliant. record, this great color- ‘ed Florida team is denied the} privilege of. bringing additional | hhoner -and. glory to the state, {through lack of interest and a) ;preciation on the part of its citi- zens. Earned State’s Support After all, a Champion is a Champion, and ‘this splendid Florida team has earned and de- | \serves our support. Remember, ‘Florida A. & M. is a Florida State Institution and the Florida Rattlers are Florida boys. Let’s be public-spirited and fair enough to let. them finish the job with Florida victories at Dallas and Winston-Salem or Atlanta. i And while we are on this sub-| ject of the achievement of Flor- ida’s colored citizens, few are aware of the fact that for years | the negro exhibit at the Florida State Fair has stood as the great- est, exposition of the kind staged in America, attracting national | attention. Played Their Part Likewise, Florida negroes have played their part in advertising and publicizing Florida to the na- tion through their participation in the magnificent Florida Ex- hibits at Chicago, New York and; Cleveland and will again partici- Pate at the New York World's Fair next summer. The Florida Orange Blossom Quartet, all students of the Flor- ida A. & M. College, directed by Rudolph von Charlton, is known today as one of the finest negro musical organizations in the coun- try, ranking with the famed Fiske Jubilee Singers They have given Florida thousands of dollars worth of valuable pub- licity with their radio programs and ;recording. Numberless times they have been featured on Flor- ida programs, coast to coast, with such artists as Major Bowes, Ed Wynne, Ray Perkins, Stoopnagle and Bud, Tiny Ruffner and Graham McNamee. SOTTMEOT EELS EE, II FPPOIVIDIII DIT Z Pe Oe Ny) TRY MY— VITA-SEALED POTATO CHIPS MADE IN KEY WEST GUARANTEED FRESH GREASELESS Orders filled from 1 pound up, only, tb 45¢ Also in packages at your Grocery J. P. McDERMOTT Phone 9085. 1103 Fleming Street QUALITY DAIRY. 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