The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 21, 1941, Page 3

TUBSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1941 Marines And Airmen Won Final Games Of League's First-Half One-Sided Victories; Nine! Straight For Leather- |= Leading ten scorers of the Is-| necks; First Triumph jana City Basketball League fol- \low: . For VP33 Player— FG: FS |McMahon, HS .58 14-27 10 C. Smith, Li - VP33 “did it” last night. In the | Binder, LC ~ ie me « ini final game of the first-half of the | Solenbarger, M44 16-29 13 104: Island City Basketball League's McG: M 46 7-20 17 99 split schedule and after dropping | roeors eight contests in a row, the Air- | White, A 38 7-133 83 men finally registered their first! Almeda, A ....36 9-21 10 triumph. igh School varsity Nelson, A - 32 12-30 13 five was the victim, 50-37. D, Roberts, HS _30 Aviators got off to a flying % start in the opening quarter, hold- a ¥ sh sea ie x = ith, ing the Students to three points| O'per Teh Scorers: X. | omi while they rung up 13. At the Lions Club, 62; Waysack, Ma- half they had added three more 'rines, 61; Knowles, Lions Club, points to their lead and began to 60; Saunders, Lions Club, 52; F.} tulke it easy. High School threw | Saunders, High School, 41. a scare in the third period as the varsity, cagers pulled up to with- in six markers of knotting the | ninth straight victory, 59-32. count. The Flying Men took no-| jeathernecks increased their! tice and were “swishing” the bas- ket at a fast pace when the final , lead over the Soldiers with each | whistle blew. In the last 52 sec succeeding quarter. In the initial | onds of the game, the Aviators jPerted they jumped ahead by | recorded three field goals. lsix points, stretched it to 11 at Baker again led his fellow cag-|the half, added eight more for a ers in scoring and was high man/|j9-point margin in the third and for the evening. He dropped ten | wound up with a lead of 27 mark-! “RASKETBALL BIG TEN | PF TP 130 the evening to hang up their | 7-12 13 67; _ lan to Miami for games with | \time Sunday. THE KBE Wear CITIZEN 12 GAMES ie cLASal “Ti NO CONTESTS SCHEDULED | =——————————— FOR REST OF THIS vertiaers Soule give taee street address as well as their WEEK telephone number if they desire si, results. Payment for classified adver- Johnny Offutt, head of the bas- tisements is invariably in ad- \ketball sport in Key West, an- vance, but regular advertisers /nounced last night there will be with ledger accounts may have ino activity at the High School their advertisements charged. |Gym the rest of this week. Advertisements under this head | First-half of the Island City | will be inserted in The Citizen at League ended last night. A week|the rate of one-cent (1c) a word for each insertion, but the ‘mini- mum for the first insertion. in or more will intervene before the second-half gets under way. every instance is twenty-five Monday night a doubleheader j cents (25c). ‘for the benefit of infantile paraly- sis victims has been arranged by (Mr. Offutt. | U.S, Army and VP33 will stage the opening game of the charity twin bill. First-half champions, 'U.S. Marines, will tackle the de- fending | city champs, Lions Club cagers, in the nightcap. Friday morning of this week, ithe High School varsity club will Lost LOST—Lady’s Gold Watch, in- itial T. V. M. on back. Lost at Carnival Wednesday. Reward. | Phone 542-W. jan17-6tx PICTURE FRAMING PICTURE FRAMING, Diplomas; antique frames refinished. Sign painting. Paul DiNegro, 614: Francis street. nov18-tf Andrew. Jackson and Ponce de jLeon. The team will return some HOTELS BRING YOUR VISITING friends in'need of a good night's rest to: THE OVERSEAS HOTEL. Clean rooms, enjoy the homey | atmosphere. Satisfactory rates. | 917 Fleming St. novl7-tf | ~~ FOR SALE } FOR QUICK SALE—Lots 5 and 6, square 6, tract 21, each 50x100. LEAGUE STANDINGS Island City Basketball League Club— . et ,U.S. Marines -900 Lions Club - -667 field goals through the hocp and sank one free shot out of three for a total of 21 points. DeWitt Roberts wrested scoring honors from Anthony McMahon, the league’s leading high-point man. Roberts accounted for 13 of the Students 37 points. Box score: VP33 (50) FG FT TP 8 21 9 2) Qo} o| 10 Player— Maki Baker Luce Bass Jackson .. Dunn Kinion Dugan . ap Be Swooonad eeoeorr | 4 10 aoe oe sole =e 24 50 7) | Totals— High School ( Player— McMahon Barber Co}gate Saunders Roberts - Cordova Sawyer e McCown .-. Smith Menendez a 0 0 | 0} 8 37 owscouwcowoe® PRESS LOSES seSS5R5R4H5 Totals— 14 Score by quarters: | VP33 hd: 83-8190} High School -.3 10 25 37 U.S. Marines outclassed the U.S. Army in the second game of o jlowed by Solenbarger and Way- .sack, 14 each, and McGregor, 10. a. {U.S. Army 500 Marines used only five men,|High School . -400 and all participated in the heavy | |VP33 . All scoring. Diminuture Thompson | EID oN SNES EL j was the only member who did not | secure at least ten points. Laney BASKETBALL (High School Gym, 7:00 p. m.) North side Flagler (County, Road) Avenue, between 5th and 6th Streets. Price $600. | Apply Box LG, The Citizen. jan4-tf PALMS, FERNS, CALADIUMS, paced the victors, 18 points, fol- MONDAY NIGHT Game—U:S. sry, vs, and many other plants. TRADE AT HOME AND SAVE THE DIFFERENCE These merchants have qualified as leaders in their divisions. . each deserves your wholehearted support. NEW YORK-BUSY BEE BARBECUE All Kinds Of Sandwiches —_———_0—————— SANDWICHES . 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LINEN SUPPLY DEPARTMENT for LINEN RENTALS ' HILD RUG CLEANING AT FAIR PRICES 617 Simonton Street Telephone 57 G. C. ROBERTS General Merchandise was the only consistent scorer of | Doughboys repeatedly attempt-| First ed to come from behind with) long shots that failed. White | VP33. Southard street. ite ore | Second Game—U.S. Marines vs. |SIGNS—“F. Lions Club. i | Begonias, Stephanotis, here ons | | | ‘or Rent”, “Rooms For Rent”, “Apartment For Rent”, NOTARY Buy a Standard Product, with Wholesale and Retail Galvanized Roofings | Waysack A |Nodine \Dugar the losers. He accounted for six| of the Soldiers’ eight markers in| TWQ MORE KERBOS; the first quarter. In all, White ‘WHO COULD BEAT "EM? registered 16 points. (hy Axnociated Press) Box score: } U.S. Marines (59) | Player— | MANGUM, Okla,,, Jan, 21,— i Jgck Kerbo, 18-year-old center on |Centralvue high school basket- jball téam, is six feet and seven ‘inches tall, His brother, Bill, is \the same height and a_ cousin, Charles Kerbo, is six feet eight ooaceces U.S. Army (32) = = Player— FG More Massillon Honors | Thompson Tp |Solenbarger ™ Hwaomocy (Dy Associated Press) MASSILLON, O., Jan. 21.— Brown, newly appointed 8 ' Ohio State football coach, has no 8 |monopoly on the “make Massil- 0 jlon famous” honors, Big Bill Ed- | wards, Western Reserve coach, also comes from this city. Brown {has coached Massillon high 26 42 59{school teams for the past several 15 23 32)years. Mathews —. Ethridge _.... |Nelson | White |Almeda eonooos — Totals— 14 32 Seore by quarters: Marines 14 Army 8 Donovan ‘Says First Louis-Schmeling Fight Gave Him His Toughest Officiating Problem “Private Property, No Tres- passing”. 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AP Feature Service | NEW YORK, Jan, 21.—-The bell rang to end the fifth round, ding- | ding, and Schmeling’s right hand clout clipped Joe Louis on the jaw, bang! | Benny Bass in 1926, It wasn’t un- |weight championship — Carnera between Tony Canzoneri and til 1933 that he drew a _ heavy- vs, Sharkey—but he had worked earlier big heavyweight outdoor shows including the Baer- most any kind of business. Price, less than $150 front foot; terms. Apply 529 Simonton street. janl8-tfs A GOOD BUY—Large 2-story House and 2 four-room cottages | on Lot running through Block Have Fun! Cheap! PHONE 548 Never Sleep The negro staggered glassy-ey: ed to his corner. That punch pushed Arthur Donovan onto the hottest spot he's found in 15 years of officiating.* The bright Yankee Stadium ring lights were hot but a cold sweat broke out on his brow. Should he disqualify Schmeling? Donovan shuts his eyes and shakes his head grimly to this day whenever he recalls that mo- ment “I lived a long time there in a second or so”, he smiles wryly “You remember the situation. For two or three days no one talked of anything but the fight. Louis was an odds-cn favorite, Fans merely were speculating as to how many rounds Max would last. “And then to everyone's amazement—there was Schemling beating him. Max had had Joe on the floor in the fourth round and Louis’ seconds had worked fever- ishly to him ready for the fifth. Joe held his own that round. Then came the bell and the punch “Should Schmeling be disquali- fied? Many thought he should. He should. He had landed a punch after the bell Not A Foul “But it was not foul. J was right on top of them and in the small- est fraction of a second I saw Max start a punch, I heard the bell ring and I saw Max's punch hit Louis. It was a damaging blow, a decisive punch, but it wasn’t in- tentionally unfair. When a punch like that is started, it cannot be {stopped, bell or no bell. “Yes”, he said, “that was the hardest one I ever had to call” Donovan is perhaps the world’s best known boxing official He has refereed more championship bouts than any other “third man”, so many he has forgotten the number, But records say has worked nine heavyweight cham- pionships. Denoyan believes that a referee from Street to Street, size of| Lot 58x143 feet. A very good investment. Price only $3,- 500.00. Johnson & Johnson, 419} Schemling go. “The hardest decision for a ref- eree”, Donovan says, “is to know when to stop a fight in which one| Duval Street. janl5-tf | diy gene is being badly beaten. |FOURTEEN FT SAILBOAT. | I remember a tough spot in} Fully equipped. $100. James H. the second Louis-Schmeling bout.{ Pjnder. 1217 Petronia Street. Louis, determined to gain revenge, jan3-s gave Schmeling a murderous|-OURTEEN FT. OUTBOARD beating. But the German was MOTOR BOAT. Fully equipped game, After a frightful battering) and one Johnson Outboard mo- along the ropes, he turned and| tor,4hp. $150. James H. faced his foe. He was knocked! Pinder, 1217 Petronia Street. down, was in bad shape. | jan3-s | “I wanted to stop the fight. I had to remember, needs an alert brain and hoss sense as well a rule book, He ks cor ense sometimes has to be f wed in preference to the letter of the law “I remember the Ap contest in which Ap Struck a low paralyzing the thigh. If he had 1 I wanted to know: That his cor {would have had to coun’ felt, as I did, that he had } But he stood then: with o enough. So when he was hit stiff and unmanagable. He sours agi I stopped it”. dodge a punch ight be! When asked who he struck a fatal blow the hardest puncher, Dor Steele off and let st plied until! the pain had “It's hard to say. We've t “Maybe there w some terrific hitters. But I wi in the rules about it say that Louis has the most da: common senes to Tt was the aging left jab I've ever seen. sporting thing to ig a destructive, cutting weapon, Donovan's first fast as lightning this was a championship fight. Schmeling was a former cham- pion, He had to have every chance of weathering this first round on. slaught. Luckily, the German Je second threw in the towel. Th against our rules and I threw championship | though, that | FOR RENT out again but it told me what 1} TO COUPLE, delightful 4-room Apartment in private home. | Hot water; no animals or chil- dren taken. Price $65.00. 615 Elizabeth, Phone 117. jan3-tf |PIVE-ROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT. Modern Con- veniences. Available now till May 15. $250. Apply 421 Si- monton Strect. jand-tt COTTAGE, 1227 Duval street. One block from the beach. Apply Valdes Bak- jané-tf }FOUR - ROOM APARTMENT. Two bedrooms, utilities furnish- ed. 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