The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 8, 1941, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1941 COAST GUARD NINE SEEKS \SHPIILIL SS ISSUE INVITATIONS | FOR HAVANA-KEY | WEST YACHT RACE Yachtsmen. who will enter the St. Petersburg-Havana race are ATHLETIC DIRECTOR CLAIMS being extended invitations to par- PRESENT PANDORA BASE- |ticipate in the Havana-Key West event that will be run immediate- BALLERS BEST IN RECENT |1y after thé “St. “PoterSbitg-Ha=" vana regatta. } Suitable trophies will be jawarded the winners of, the va- lriov's classes and the Southern OR) Pehclared challenge’ shat Florida Yachting Conference has been thurst at Key West baseball | ajjowed the crediting .9f double clubs by W. E. Lowe, athletic di- |points to the victors. The double- rector of the Coast Guard Cutter | |point rating will be considered at YEARS | Pandora. |the end of the season when the “We want some baseball com- petition while we're in port and we don’t care how strong it is”, Mr. Lowe told The Citizen, yes- terday. ’ The Pandora has just returned from dr¥dock in Jacksonville and a tour of duty in Gulf waters. “T Wolild like to arrange for a gameé Sutidéy”, Mr Lowe said. “We played a series of games with an all-star club. in Jackson ville and did very well and we; are anxious to see what we can) do in Key West”. Mr. Lowe proudly claims that the present Pandora team is the strongest assigned to the cutter in the past few years. Recent addi- tions to the personnel have been ; of a mumber of ex- “We are ready to the ath- préductive cellént players. meet any competition”, letic director declared. The Coast Guardsmen shellack- ; ed the Jacksonville all-stars 8-2 in_the first game of the series but , dropped the other two contests ; when the strongest players of the| city was massed on the upstaters’ club for revenge. One of the Pandora's defeats was a 3-2 thrill- | er. Jacksonville players were high in their praise of Joe Na- vadtto, Coast Guardsmen’s back- stop: .Navarto is a product of Key West. Many local followers of the national pastime rate him as the most outstanding catcher in the city today and one of the best ever produced here. Joe is stilkyoung and should improve with more experience. The Pandora nine was a mem- \championship will be decided. AAs bd Eee COMMENTS ON SPORTS By RABID BID FANSTER | { | ROLFE REMEDIES |CAUSE OF SLUMP | Red Rolfe, third baseman of the New York Yankees, believes jhe has remédiéd the cause of his fslump last yéar. Red recently un- derwent a tonsillectomy in Pena- cock, N. H., and is now recuper- | ating. He claims the poison from the tonsils was the direct cause of his bad showing. With that eliminated, the Yankee star is looking forward to a great sea- son this year. He will travel to Florida ahead of the New York team when it comes time for |spring training. | |BONEFISH TOURNEY ‘ON UPPER KEY | Reports reaching Key West | tél! of thé propdsed bonefish tournament that will soon be in- augurated at Plantation Key. The, tournament, said to be the first of its like ever to be held in this area because only one kind of fish will be eligible, will get under way thé 18th of this month and ena May 18. Definite plans have not been decided as yet. ber of the disbanded Island City |All fish entered in the contest Baseball League. When the ship ‘Will also be eligible for the Miami left port the league was still ac-j Fishing tourney. The bonefish, tive. Arrangements were made! weighing only a few pounds, at tHat time to revise ‘the sched-|one-of the most crafty and gam- ule so thatthe Coast Guard club est members of the finny tribe. eee troluy DeLuxe Combination | Janes bes ity return te, equal | CONN SAYS HELL | TOUGH ON HAWKS | Apartwient Reftigerator and the number erigaged in by other |JAB LOUIS SILLY rated. Stave. Call 788 on Borst members of the circuit. Mr. | Billy Conn says he'll jab Joe geo ue. ae The ic Sere ci eae Lowe expressed regret upon!Louis silly with his left hand) K gf Wea) j « Rent”, “Rooms For | learning the present status of!(sounds familiar) when he meets Pere Pet, Merry elite oa Sembtt For Rent”, | baseball in Kéy West. He hopes|the Brown Bomber sometime ioe gg a x War Sertesth Property No. Tres. | enough interest can be aroused to|June this year. Billy even says ft * : eee a i ss eipenees passing”. THE ‘ARTMAN. schedule games for his team. jhe might knock out Joe. He'll Sedhelip ork g ie ge ena ESS. niov25- ei Managers or players of teams | weigh only one hundred eighty- are requested to contact Mr. five and if this weight signifies Lowe if they wish to play the|speed it may be a keenly-boxed Pandora nine. He may be reath-/contest, This is where Conn’s ed by phoning Coast Guard head-!only chance lies—he being light, quarters. |quick, fleet on the legs, and a |boxer at heart, not a slugger. If |Conn evér stands up and starts slugging, the fans might just as well prepare to be leaving soon— very soon, LOUIS MAY_NOT \FIGHT CONN } Of course, Louis may not fight Conn in June (according to the |contract). Conn is signed to bat- tle with the champion and Louis jmust ‘defend his crown several times in a series of +“build-up” Two fast, hard- fought basket- fights before taking on Conn next ball games are scheduled for to- June, He may get fooled by one night in the Island City League of these “pushovers”—but, of doubleheader at the High School course we hardly think so. An Gym, corner Francis and Semin- upset of that kind would rival TWO FAST CAGE GAMES TONIGHT PEPPERS-STUDENTS IN AFTERPIECE ary streets. and surpass the surprising show- THE REY WEST CITIZEN | | CLASSIFIED COLUMN - Advertisers should give their | {| Street address as well as their | RE number if they desire | result, Payment for classified adver- |tisements is invatiably in ad- vance, but regular advertisers! | with ledger accounts may have! | their advertisements charged. Advertisements under this head | i 2 | will be inserted in The Citizen at Grand American handicap — E. | the rate of one-cent (1c), a word H. 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LEAGUE STANDINGS Island City Basketball League FOR QUICK SALE—Lots 5.and 6, square 6, tract,21, each 50x100. | North side Flagler (County | Road) Avenue, between 5th} and 6th Streets. Price $660. | Apply Box LG, The Citizen. jan4-tf t Club— W. L. Pet, PLAY GOLF! U.S. Marines 4 1 .800' FOR SALE—Spanish type house, | e U.S. Army 4 2 .667\ large lot, many tropical fruit! High School 3 2 .600 trees. Also, party boat “Jewel”. | © F U N E R A L Lions Club 3 2 .600 Apply 808 Eaton Street. Pepper’s Plumbers 2 3 400 jan6-s VP33 6 000) a H 0 M E SEO CRS Sain a oa OLD PAPERS FOR SALE—| \ Three bundles for 5c. The Citi-| BASKETBALL | zen Office: nov25-tf | Dignified (High School Gym, 7:00 p.m.) —______ Sympathetic nite: HOUSE. AND CABIN_ on_ lot, Courtesy - th eet Cieb v: 50x125, located on Big Pine | gett fons Club VS.| Key, only 200 feet trom Ocean | Liernsed Embalmer ‘= " 5 front. Good dock, skiff an peppers Plumbers School vs.' Gut-board motor for only $200 Ambulance Service First Gate Peper 's Plumbers sireeta. Coady PHONE 848 U.S. Marines, pacesetters, will ing of Max Schmeling way back | vs, U.S. Marines. defend their slim margin over’ when—when there was plenty of the U.S. Army in the curtain- capabale competition for the raiser against the Lions Club. A heavyweight crown. fe oe Gee: evils. OSE Wilt GIOR | ie them into a tie for first place three in a row with the Marines with the Soldiers. this evening. And there’s danger ahead for, Pepper’s Plumbers, who lost the league-leaders. The unpre- their first three games and then dictable Lions will take the floor just to be opposite won the next tonight with more confidence two, will battle the High School than they did in their last league ‘varsity five in the nightcap. Pep- appearance before the holidays. pers, former champions of the After losing two straight league |city, are, according to their man- contests, the Civie boys retufned ager, attempting a comeback for to their usual form last week basketball honors They will with a pair of exhibition i i » Students stiff competi- tories and are out to make it ‘tion Golden dew Tourney If Miami February 19-20 {Special to The Citizen) MIAMI, Jan. 8—Miami again sehen’ tele will be the scene of the annual by writing Car South Florida Golden Gloves Satie Mews amateur boxing championships. a “ % Announcement was made today novices wilt be pitted by the Miami Daily News, spon- ach other the first round sors of the eve! that the will be held February t tournan 19 . as usual, winpers in eight divisions will be taken to New Yerk to compete in the Tournament of Champions in Madison Square Garden March 10, 11 and 12. Second Game—U.S. Army vs. High School. 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