The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 5, 1940, Page 3

TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1940 Z CONCHS SHATTER ARMY FIVE, 45-34 SEA FOOD GRILL FORFEITS TO DeMOLAYS; EXHIBITION AFFAIR IN OPENER By BERKY Basketball Sports Writer Last night in the High School Gym, the High School” Varsity bombarded the U. S. Army five with a score of 45 to 34. Both teams got off to a fast start and were tied at the end of the first quarter. In the second period of play, it seemed that neither team could hold the ball very long, and the quarter ended with the Soldiers holding a two-point lead. The third period saw the Army five still setting the pace, but the Conchs allowed the Soldiers only a one-point lead. In the final quarter, a_ tired Conch team came back with a fast surprise offense, shooting from ali parts of the court. The Soldiers tried hard, but the High School Varsity hung up seven- teen well-earned points before the whistle ended the game. McMahon and Nelson showed their usual hard-fighting spirit, and both played a good game with fourteen and eleven points, respectively. White and Newby were high scorers and both play- ed good ball for the losers. Box score: Key West Conchs (45) Player— FG FT PF PTS Schoneck 1 2 Mathews 0 2 McMahon 1 14 Nelson 2 11 Saunders 0 Smith 1 Roberts Soldano | pomamare Totals— an $s = Player— White Newby Ross Ethridge Early Nodine Westberry boost vous w | onmesceo | Totals— 16 Seore by quarters: Conchs 9 19 28 45 Army 9 21 29 34) Officials: Knowles and Saun- der »rer: Cooper. Grillers Forfeit To DeMolays Sea Food Grill again forfeited a me to the DeMolays, which s first scheduled to have been played last week. This forfeit puts the DeMolays in a_ sixth place tie in the Island City Bas-{ ketball League standings. A fast exhibition affair was played in the opener in place of the scheduled league game. Shirts whipped the Skins, 34 to 26. CAGE GAMES FOR TOMORROW NIGHT Temorrow night in the High School Gym, the undefeated Lions Club oppose the U. S. Army five in the second league game of the week. In the nightcap, the U. S. Navy cagers meet the DeMolays. Curtain-raiser will start at 7:30 o'clock. THE WEATHER Observation taken at 7:30 a. m., 75th Mer. Time (City Office) Temperatures last 24 hours 79) 68 74) Normal 72 Precipitation Rainfall, 24 hours ending 7:30 a. m, inches Total rainfall since Mar. 1, inches Deficiency inches Total rainfall since Jan. 1, inches Deficiency inches ‘ 1.35 Wind Direction and Velocity S—5 mlies per hour Relative Humidity 95% N.B.—Comforzable: humidity should be a few points below mean temperature Barometer at 7 30 a.m, today Sea-level, 29.88 (1011.9 millibars) Tomorrow's Almanac Sunrise _. 6:45 a. Sunset - 6:32 p. Moonrise 5:03 a. Moonset 4:43 p. Tomorrow's Tides (Naval Base) AM. 8:51 2:24 FORECAST (Till 7:30 p.m., Wednesday) Key West and Vicinity: Mostly cloudy tonight and Wednesday; not much change in temperature; light to moderate variable winds. Florida: 0.00 | since March ‘1, 0.19 2.18 since Jan. 1, m. m. m. m. P.M. 8:44 2:09 |Atlantic States, being heavy in | Board of Public Instruction, |portions of New England. orida. | There has also been light rain/ jin portions of western Florida and / | the Uight to moderate rain in the Mostly cloudy tonight} BE FAN-PLEASER *7.i272 nae enter win good will and an_ earnest soul, | DISAPPOINTMENT LAST WED- |but the life will abound with dif- NESDAY SPURS PROMOTERS ficult and laborious work. There | will be good use made- of the} TO CARD TOP BOUTS _powers, and however humble the position, it will be magnified. Of | Ever t ti les powerful emotions, you may y arena at some time OF | say others, and you should have}, another runs into some aeaee who think they can fool the pub-|~.. . i | licity of life and . lic: by putting over'Waks tighter: (eT, 2 Se ee cae jacter i i-{ This was atteliited at the Stand work ete -Abe:Indat evi | last Wednesday and the manage- |ent alts. | ment soon took prompt action. One thing is a certainty, however, | L E G A L S the Wednesday night fight card |—— 9 will be packed full of action and | Gomer cea anes will go a long way toward re-/| Re: Estate of paying the fans for their disap-|. BENJAMIN TYNES, pointment last week. That little fellow who crawled | through the ropes last week to challenge Frankie Green, after the Lansing, Mich., boy had scor- ed a technical knockout over Chino Hernandez, will bear |piy" to” ine Honorable ‘Raymond | watching. He is a human dyna-/Lord, County Judge of Monroe mo, who can absorb punishment! Sata final ‘report and for final. alse while dishing out the same. j|charge as executrix of the estate of Green wiil have to hustle in there | Benjamin Tynes, deceased. oo. Wednesday night to get the nod. | ELLEN M. TYNES, The Green-Garcia scrap will Executrix, Estate of Benjamin serve as the semi-windup to the, —— Jimmy! Ganzalas/auady" Spie- | feb20-27; mar5-12,1940; del go. Gonzalez is a Tampa boy |1N_ ci who has had considerable ring | ba ra experience and keeps in condi-| cHaN tion by chopping wood. “Buddy” | JAMES is the pride of the airmen in Nav: | ». baal al Patrol Squadron VP53 and this) EDWYNA 8S. PORTER, } bout shouid produce considerable | ORDER OF Sunes | action. |. It appearing by the sworn bill | Green last week, begged for an-|therein named, is a non-resident of | other bout on this week’s card. ee ee pnd ipeniaee et | want to show the fans that I can/fendant is over the age of twenty- | what happened to me last week”. . i fight Neal Gonzalez, a cousin of | qefendant be and she is hereby Te- | that ring favorite, Felix Gon-| quired to appear to the bill of com- zalez. Neal makes his home in Mee cites, the 1st day of April, | Miami and will arrive early Wed-|A. D. 1940, otherwise the allega- Battling Award, who got up| it is further ordered that this | off the floor last week to beat Old |order be published once each week | : Nae z |for four consecutive weeks in The | Brass‘into submission, will meet key West Citizen, a newspaper pub- | rines, in a four-rounder,. i yA. D. 1940. i “Baby Face” Santana, who has|tegany ae Ross C Sawyer Mars both te se sales ae an By (Sd.) ima tawyer | ebana, who won his fight las Deputy Clerk. opening four-rounder. feb20-27; mar5-12-19,1940 | A real battle-royal, which the _ management assures will provide IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE | lots of fun, will, open the card. ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY, JAPS PUT. NEW ORDER IN GAME OF TENNIS, saan | { H eceased. | | NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MAKE | APPLICATION FOR FINAL | ; DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that 1/ have filed my final report and peti- | tion for Final Djischatge as ex- | ecutrix of the estate of Benjamin | Tynes, deceased; and that on the | IT COURT, STATE OF | » BLEVENTH JUDICIAL . MONROE COUNTY. IN| ERY. W. PORTER, O, TH251 HANNA A. NELSON, FLORIDA. CHANCERY | vs. GOTFRED H. NELSON, Defendant. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION | : \ (By Associated Press) | PEIPING, North China, Mar. 5./T° —Japanese ingenuity has de- veloped a new court game com-! bining the main features of ten- nis with a bit of baseball slug- ging. Unable to obtain standard ten- | nis balls because of the wartime | import restrictions, Japanese sol- diers have substituted a soft rub- | Paper published in Key West, Flor- A w. | ida, * ber-covered sphere with a mini-|~ BDone ana ordered this 19th aay | mum of bounce. A wallop which | of February, 1940. would send a tennis ball a quar- (SBAt) ter of a mile, barely drives the! By: new ball over the net. A high lob bounces about two feet off the court. To keep the ball in play, the players have to slug away a la DiMaggio, hitting with one or two hands in what vaguely re-| : WHEREAS, by reason of the pro- sembles a side-armed volley. The | visions of ‘Section foo? Floriga | i i jon | School Code, it is necessary to: ie noe Tequires quick action | rity present County Board of Pub- par sk sett paxcae lic Election Districts in Monroe ie new ball will never be | County; i ++| NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RE- welcomed at Wimbledon, but it’ soLVb by the Board of Public provides the Japanese with plen- | Instruction war ae oer Oe en y rci roe, State of Florida, tha! ty of exercise for a_ small sum. |County Board. of Public _ Instruc- The balls cost 10 cents each in| tion Bleetion Districts shall be and local currency, compafed with the | aaa are'hereby established as fol- . ‘ie | lows: price of $16 for three imported| County Board of Public balls. tion Election District No. be composed of Election Nos. 1, 2, and 3. County Board of Public tion Blection District No. ‘ ? be composed of Election LOS ANGELES.—Twin genni brs Sn a et i i é ‘county’ Board of Public Instruc- Miss Louise Vento and Mrs, Jose-| ..5)"isiection District No. 3 shall | phine Bono, 18, are seeking $50,-|pe composed of suechions Districts | imii Nos. 4, 5, 9, 10, and 11. | 9000 damages, claiming that their | Nom. % Jt ove election districts are | backs were broken in the samejtnose created-by resolution of the place, at the same time in the Board of County Commissioners of same automobile. accident. Monroe County, Florida, January 17, 1940. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED |THAT THIS resolution be recorded : \in the Registry of Deeds in the Of- in temperature. |fice of fn few of pee. a ITT |Court of the Eleventh Judicial Cir- CONDITIONS cuit of Florida, in and for Monroe A low pressure area, centered |County and that same be published | this morning on the New Eng- jin The Key went Citizen, a news: | paper publishes in ‘onroe County, land coast, overspreads the east- | Florida, once each week ern portion of the country, and pahene AS Fea aan i jopted by the of Public pressure is moderately low over | rystruction for the County of Mon- the upper Mississippi: and - |roe, State of Florida, at a regular souri- Valleys; while hi ppres- | mesting held the first day of Feb- é as ruary, . sure areas are crested off the Pa-| (SEAL) cific coast; and, central Plains and West Gulf States. Precipitation has occurred since |, ida. | yesterday morning from the Ohio |Misr'vin B. RUSSELL, Valley eastward over the North/Secretary and Superintendent, }OTFRED H. NELSON, 21 East 50th Street, New York City, N. Y. | You are hereby required to ap-| | pear to the Bill of Complaint in the | |above styled and entitled cause on pril ist, 1940, otherwise the alle- ations therein will be taken as confessed. | This order to be published once a} week for four consecutive weeks | lin The Key West Citizen, a news- Ross C Sawyer Clerk of the Circuit Court. (8a) Florence E. Sawyer, | Deputy Clerk. feb20-27; marb-12-19,1940 | Resolution of the Board of Public! Monroe, ing Monroe County Board of Public tion Election Districts. Instrue- 1 shall Districts Instrue- 2 shall Districts TWIN HURTS and Wednesday; not much change for two CLARENCE H. PIERCE, Chairman, Board of Public In- yea. Monroe County, Flor- jptopree County, H mar5-10,1940 | | TRY IT TODAY— Valley, and isang Favorite ia Key West above normal in most sections of | STAR BRAND the country. 1 CUBAN COFFEE G.S. 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