The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 4, 1940, Page 5

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FRIDAY, OCTOBBER 4 1940 EDDIE BUSH WON SOFTBALL MEET MAINE OPEN GOLF © FOR TOMORROW TITLE IN PLAYOFF BOARD cacdunieeaniil WILL GATHER IN CITY HALL AT 5:00 P. M. ST CITIZEN i ana a ahaa pg TRADE AT HOME TIED AFTER 18TH, LOCAL WIN- TER PRO SHOT FLAWLESS DECIDING NINE HOLES IN TWO UNDER PAR n 2 letter and clipping to John Pinder, Eddie Bush, winter pro- fessional at the local golf cour: revealed he captured the Maine Or Golf championship in an unprecedented 27-hole playoff ag t Joe Pino. The title play afternoon request of Pri Subject of * the postpone: due took place at the Wawenock § Country Club in South Bristol. For 18 holes Bush, summer pro Norway Country Club, of Bridgton, Me., bat- ctically even terms. ying during the first hol les was superb but he eff form from then on. Bush layed steady and sometimes t y to overcome what- vantage Pins had piled up y rounds. At the end of the 18th hole, n possessed a store of 72, two This necessitated the scheduled cont discussion. NO GAMES AT PARK TONIG! Regula: bleheader at night has been DEiKUiT Wits exta nine - holes; , and the two title aspirants agreed to abide by the fesuits. For the first time in Maine ‘golf history © hole playéff was needed to - decide state honors. ing signs of improv that he was of the Bush shot a 33, two under par, c in the additional round, and Pino registered a 36, thereby giving Bush the title by three strokes. Scores of the playoff foilow: Par 443 544 434—35 Bush out 444 554 334—36 Pino out 343 344 434—32 Bush in 443 544 425—36—72 Pino in 465 644 524—40—72 Nine Extra Hcles Bush 433 544 334—33 Pino 444 544 434—36 MARINES BATTLE TROJANS SUNDAY PIRATES AND BLUE SOX IN NIGHTCAP OF REGULAR *, DOUBLEHEADER Due to changes in schedule made at the meeting-oi the Island City Baseball League last Tues- day, the game originally sched- uled for November 3 between Trojans and Marines has been brought forward for play this Sunday at Navy Field The contest will be the opening affair of a regular weekly double- header at the Field. Trojans will be “home” club. Pirates and Blue Sox will bat- tle in the nightcap, Sox “visit- ing”. Opening game will get under way at 1:30 o'clock. SPORTS CALENDAR AND STATISTICS “BASEBALL GAMES : (Navy Field, 1:30 p.m.) : SUNDAY First Game—Trojans. vs. U.S. Mprines. Second Bine Sox. LEAGUE MEETINGS BASEBALL - SOFTBALL Officials, managers and players of both sports will meet in City Hall Tuesday of next week. Baseball session will convene first. 7:30 o'clock. STANDINGS ISLAND CITY LEAGUE (Key West Baseball) Club— Ww. Key West Conchs Blue Sox *Trojans *Pirates CG.c. Pandora US. Marines *Tie game. Game—Pirates vs ea SERVICE LEAGUE (Key West Softball) Club— US. Marines - 1 0 1.000 «ees 0 0 .000 ccc a 0 0 .000 US. Army 0 1 .000 CIVILIAN LEAGUE (Key West Softball) Club— W.L. Pet. Sawyer’s Barbers es 1 NavSta : Merchants __. Bombers 3 + Pepper's Plumbers __ 43 years “ago. W.t. Pei VP53 was schedulec Army in the ope and Sawyer’ THERE SHOULD © BE ONE FOR . EVERY ALLEY (Associated Press Festnre Service) SANTA FE, N. M., Oct. 4— Robert M. Budlong thing against cats in but against the cats y tempted by birds at Mc tional Monument he an inventive genius gates old shoes and the horse-and-buggy Budlong has built a ér” which, he says, protects c against the baser side of nature and protec bi from the cats. He custo of the monument. His spanker consists of a form on which salmon is as bait and an arrang whereby the weight of an inv: tigating cat releases a bent 1]. which strikes the animal a sends it tumbling over the mon and into a metal chute ing to a tub of water. “The cat emerges a speed, streaks for the fence and never returns long explains. To avoid such inh tingencies as splint bones, Budlong recommends ding the spanking end of lath with sponge rubber. “My neighbors tell «me, th cats have become rather sh concludes. ioday’s Birthdays Dr. James D. Bruce of th versity Hospital, Ann Mich., president of the can College of Ph: in Canada, 68 yeai Miriam Van Wat tendent of the M formatory for V Greensburg, Pa., Prof. Walter / cordia Seminary St Low Semitic scholar, born 47 years ago. Buster Keaton, actor, t Pickaway, Kans., 44 yea’ Gerald Stanley Lee ampton, Mass., author cator, born at Brock 78 vears ago. Charles J. Rhoads Mawr, Pa., former Cor er of Indian Affairs, born Philadelphia, 68 years ago. Prof. Roy; L. Gos of Va bilt University, econ ae Tadav’s Horoseone = | RRA RT A ea a Today gives a dual nature. is changeable; not vacillat changing from a position of h endeavor to the opposite. In some cases this is due to di ev, which is a prime factor this degree. Under some condi- tions it may lead to various oecu- pations or engagements. UBAN COFFEE ON SALE AT ? eoeecenranesecse> AND SAVE: THE DIFFERENCE ave qualified as leaders . . Rach deserves your a SH Massage and RE-t{ by Alexander J. 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