The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 27, 1941, Page 3

MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1941 Benefit Games Feature Week’s — ts Event Basketball Twin Bill To "POOOIOD ID; Spor night; Softball Series Opens At Bayview Park | Tomorrow Evening Infantile paralysis games feature Key West’s sports program this week. Tonight in the High School Gym four members of the Island City Basketball League will per- form in a charity doubleheader scheduled by Johnny Offutt last week, US. Army and VP33 will en- gage in the opening game, begin- | ning at 700 o'clock. A battle of champions is slated for the after- | piece when U.S. Marnies tangle benefit} ‘SOFTBALL PILOTS PREDICT VICTORY | The three managers of | Clubs fhat will begin the benefit soffbell series to- morrow night et Bayview Park are confident of ul- timate victory. A poll of the Pilots reveals these predic- tions: Manager Roy Hemlin, Pep- per's Plumbers: “We're ready te play ball and I’m confident my boys will win their two games. With Clarence Gates ‘on the mound in ofe and Normen Artmen im the oth- er, I can't see how we'll lose. I predict one of the contests will end in a shatout but can't say which club will be } MIAMI. GAMES DROPPED 20-25 DECISION TO ANDREW JACKSON AND | ‘DEFEATED PONCE DE LEON 43-32 SATURDAY i | . Key West High School varsity basketball players returned home jearly yesterday afternoon froin their first imterscholastic road trip of the season with a recoyd of having won and lost in a pzir |of Miami games. Friday night the Conchs swoop- | led down on the Andrew Jack:son | leagers and proceeded to drop ‘the | |first battle of the invasion, 20-25. | "The locals suffered from “stajge- | \fright” in the first-half but out. | scored the upstaters in the final | two quarters. H Coach Johnny Offutt seni his second-stringers against the Jaclk- { sons in the opening five minutes | lof the game. The youngsters {sunk a pair of field goals for four | \points and then were yanked in} favor of the first team. The} THE KEY WEST CITIZEN CLASSIFIED COLUMN PICTURE FRAMING PICTURE FRAMING, Diplomas; antique frames refinished. Sign painting. Paul DiNegro, 614 Francis street. nov18-tf IIPILZL 2 OL FOR SALE |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 $600. Apply Box LG, The Citizen. jan4-tf PHILCO RADIO, model 610, Sim- mons Baby Bed and Mattress, Play Pen, Taylor-Tot Stroller, | ete. Make us an offer. Mrs. | Singleton, 616 Caroline street. | jan24-3tx | BEDROOM, BREAKFAST, DIN-| ING ROOM SUITES. Odd ta-| bles, chests, beds, chairs, rugs, kitchen table, kitchen ware and | long tables suitable for restau- | rant. Colonial mantel and/ heater. May be seen at corner | Fitzpatrick and Front . streets | TIPAIPAIZAIAFLA LL 22 dh thd hhh hd, PARKER HERBEK AND WEELA SCALP AND HAIR TREATMENTS FOR DANDRUFF, DRY-AND FALLING HAIR 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 Ednsilealp air lant CUBAN SANDWICHES _ CHICKEN SANDWICHES CALLED LAL Ld INSURANCE Office: 319 Dural St. Phone No. 1 The PORTER-ALLEN COMPANY CSE A LL LL ny ENE Beer And Wine 903 Simonton Street with the Lions Club. Leather- necks won the first-half of ‘the! 1940-41 split schedule and the Civie five is defending city title- holders. League passess will not be hon- | ored tonight. Only players do- | nating their services will be ad- mitted free. Tomorrow night the three-| game benefit softball series will} open at Bayview Park between! Sawyer’s Barbers and NavStas. | Thursday night will witness the second contest of the series, which | will wind up Tuesday of next week. Key West Home Guard Band, Mayor Willard M. Albury and American Legion Post Com- mander Al Mills will oficially Open the series. At approxi- mately 8:00 o'clock the band ‘will play “America” and fans | will be asked to stand and sing the words of this patriotic IN. SUNDAY’S iyiyceaetpnce © BLIND BOGIE first ball to Commander Mills GROOMS AND ALBURY SHARE Lu: and the game will be under | ieee, go = FIRST HONORS; THREE: Wheatley, g way. Members of the band | will patrol the grounds to way TIE FOR SECOND the victim”. between 11 a.m. and 2 p. m. daily and Sunday. jan24-1wk TWO LOTS:'ON FLAGLER. One Lot on White street. Two Bun- galows on Eliza and Flori- da Sts. (Terms). Inquire Con- {| way, Overseas Hotel. | jan24-3tx FOR SALE—Spanish type house, large lot, many tropical fruit! trees. Also, party boat “Jewel”, Apply 808 Eaton Street. bregulars were held scoreless the | jremaining three minutes of the initial period: and..were blanked | in the next stanza. | Coach Offutt gave his boys a} “dressing down”: between halves | and sent them on the floor with their fighting spirit aroused. An- | thony McMahon and DeWitt Rob- | erts, top scorers of the Conchs, began to find the basket and | | when the half was over they had} accounted for 13 of a total . 16} points. With the locals hitting | their stride, another quarter | j would have “wrote a different |pBRsT PAYING LUNCH STAND | ending), (Oem | in Key West. Sell for Inven-| | Jackson’s forward Major al-/ tory. Phone 9169. jan25-4tx | most singlehandedly defeated the | Key Westers with his six field por goals and three foul shots. | Box score: Andrew Jackson (25) Player— mene 6 oo Quinones, f Bartnett, f FRIGIDAIRE SALES AND SERVICE See Them Now — On Display Phone 861-3 1212 Varela Street eee JOE ALLEN 0Co 2 | COLUMBIA LAUNDRY and Zoric Cleaners The most reasonable Laundry.and Dry Cleaning Prives the year around in fhe State of Florida. LINEN SUPPLY DEPARTMENT for LINEN RENTALS HILD RUG CLEANING AT FAIR PRICES 617 Simonton Street Telephone 5? worrying. Neno Castro and Johnny Walker can take care of the NavSta and Peppers with ease. Just watch and see”, Manager Clarence Aills- house, NavSta: “We will sur- prise them all, As we are the underdog, they do not count us ‘in’, but they will sing a different song after tomorrow night and cry after Thurs- day night”. V2 Ld edhd RECORD FIELD IPP PLAPZPLLAPZALCAPZPTAD jan6-s | Pierce Brothers ARE EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS FOR ATR LINE FLUORESCENT LIGHTING Buy a Standard Product, with GENERAL ELECTRIC AUXILIARIES, . COMPENSATORS, STARTERS and TUBES We can make you’a substantial saving on this newest type of Lighting. on Washington — Street, 50x100. Lot 12, Square 4, ‘Tract 20. Price $300. Apply James H. Pinder, 1217 Petronia Street. jan3-s | 15 —$ $$ 6 |SECOND SHEETS—500 for 50c. The Artman Press. nov19-tf | GE, REFRIGERATOR, Ball; Type; half price for cash. Also, | Electric Stove. Tel. 739 or ap- ply 417 United Street.” jan27-3t | BEAT THIS ONE—For Sale, two- | story house and lot, corner | Duval and Charles; faces three | streets, size 70x177; suitable for most any kind of business: Price, less than $150 front foot: terms. Apply 529 Simonton street. jan18-tfs | NOTARY PUBLIC 000 HB. Davis’ 100 Per Cent Paints & Oils | Sl oorowe oe Totals— Key West Player— meintain order during play. | Floodlights at the field will be}; PLACE turned on at 7:00 o'clock and) the clubs will practice until; Barber, f _.... shortly before 8:00 o'clock. Each} Pro Eddie Bush reports that|McMahon, f tontest of the series will be of! the largest field of the season McCown, f - pee toning. Gugstion. |took part in the blind bogie yes- COlwate, & Friday and Saturday Pahokee | : and pranln will pena Key West | terday at tne local golf links on Roberts, ¢ . for games with the local High | Stock Island. Rosam, f — School varsity five, The indoor | Bascom Grooms and H. Albury ‘smith, g cage battles will be the first of /Shared first place honors, each Cordova, g - the season for the Conchs against Possessing a score of 72, the win- Nonendez, g up-state teams on the Jocals’;Ding number. | home court. Key West students | A three-way tie resulted for traveled to Mismi last week on {Second place between Mrs. Rob- their initial road trip. lert Parrish, John Pinder and Bill | Fripp. Scores follow: Bascom Grooms _.. . Albury . Mrs. Robt. Parrish |John Pinder Bill Fripp Mrs. Edwin Than- | | The Citizen Office 8 a TP —MOIISTS IIIT OOIIII IIL ISM: WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING NVSOHONNSSHS A GOOD BUY—Large 2-story | House and 2 four-room cottages on Lot running through Block from Street to Street, size of Lot 58x143 feet. A very good investment. Price only $3,- 500.00. Johnson & Johnson, 419 Duval Street. jani5-tf | SoHKoNnsooHS SCNHHOHRNSONOOS | | el oroonronmod Totals— 4-12 20 Saturday night the Conchs! dominated the Ponce De Leon Cavaliers, 43-32. Desite the fact | Coach Offutt rates the Cavaliers a much stronger club than An- | 2\ drew Jackson, the Key Westers Fear aaigiona ete te jumped into the lead in the very . 2 # 2 first quarter and were never | Pinder. 1217 Petronia Street. I 7 threatened. | jan3-s Frank “Ike” Saunders, a} IRRPIOST | | . FOURTEEN FT. OUTBOARD | | mediocre player, paced the locals |" rqOR BOAT. Fully equipped | to victory. He “swished” the net) ang one Johnson Outboard mo-| for 14 points, six field goals and} tor, & hifi. $150. James HL} two charity shots. McMahon, Is-} pip ger 1317 Petronia Street. 5 land City League leader, follow-| : SAR 8 ‘ed close behind with 10 markers. | | Roberts Smith, nine, and Roberts, ; FOR RENT 8 \cight, aided the locals’ heavy | eee | scoring. |FIVE- ROOM. FURNISHED! Box score: APARTMENT. Modern Con-! veniences. Available now till | May 15. $250. Apply 421 Si-| monton Strect. jand-tf | BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED! NEW APARTMENT, all elec- trically equipped; one or two| bedrooms. Now available, by j season or yearly rental. Cor, Al- berta and Washington jan23-1wk |’ NEWLY FURNISHED HOUSE. Two Bedrooms, _ electrically equipped. All conveniences. | Season or yearly rental. Ap-| ply 923 White street. jan24-3tx FURNISHED ATTRACTIVE, EF- FICIENCY APARTMENT to Adults. Artcraft Studio, Tele- graph Lane and Charles Street. Tel. 422-J. jan25-lwkx HOTELS Souvenirs - 604 Duval Streat PLANS MADE FOR GOLFING . |P. Kimball . CUPS DONATED FOR WIEN. lh DB. Patterson NERS OF THREE FLIGHTS Wm. Whitley Mrs. Chas. Jeffers AND MIXED FOURSOME: 7 pictce SPOTTSWOOD DEFENDER Mrs. J. W. Gayle J. W. Gayle fe \Mrs. D, Teedor D, Teedor Tom Mcfadden Paul Mesa J. J. Kirschenbaum E. B. Cautkins iN. S. Mackie N. Artman Alton Parks 'Dr. Wm, Kemp Robert Spottswood }Miss Elizabeth Sharp- ley 94—22 92—20 99—22 88—11 95—18 MNOTIITIOOOD, | 120—42 92—12 97—21 94-12 95—20 11032 92—16 11840 10010 112—42 90—20 96—18 94—20 90—16 90—15 84—13 87— 8 85— 7 86—15 796 IAAP AL ALAA ALA AA Adhd Adhd Ld dL Le The Key West Country Club golf championship will be held in the near future, possibly after the inter-city matches with Miami, it was announced today. Last championship tournament was held about four years ago and was won by the veteran golf- Robert Spottswood, one-up the long-driving Joseph Lopez. The match was one of the finest played on the local course. Spottswood was four-up after the first nine, but Lopez, coming back strongly with par and sab-par scores, had evened be "| Player— McMahon, f Saunders, f Roberts, ¢ — Riga, ¢ > 79 | Menendez, g 78 Colgate, g 7 3) Totals— Ponce De Leon (32) Player— FG FS Prive, f — 2 3 Emley, f 0 Thue, f Byrd, f Goesre, f McCormick, c Huguelet, c Starmann, g¢ Sexton, ¢ Hutton, g PHONE 548 Have Fan! Cheap! . Never Sleep . err er over In Every Town poe REXALL STORE Is The Best Prescription Store! Your Family Deserves THE BEST and WE SERVE THE BEST! PHONE 177 Gardner’s Pharmacy 534 Duval Street 110—40 F. E. Richter w3s—3 8 Joe Lopez 71—0 71 Lopez was in fine form yester- {day as he toured the sporty lay- the match at the end of the fif-jout in a 71, one of the nicest teenth hole. Lopez’ drive on the rounds scored this season. sixteenth was about eight feet “The next blind bogie will be from: Yhe pin, Spottsweod rallied staged “Thursday. The event is to the oceasion and his wood shot growing in popularity each suc- wasainside of Lopez, and with ‘the ‘ceeding week and a noticeably sinking of his putt for. a’ birdie larger number t wentjone-up vas Lopez badjate PLAY HERE FEB. 8-9 ca par ‘three for the bobe Spottswood and Lopez bdéth EXPECT CLOSE SCORE IN AN- NUAL INTER-CITY parred the two remaining holes. Despite his victory in the last MATCH 70, vy ol coomnoorens Plambing Supplice PHONE 346 Bl ccommmone Totals— headed by T. E. Price, and contain many of the lead amateurs in the southern section of the state The Biltmore divot diggers have the edge in the annual se- ries, but chances of the locals are exceedingly good this year. Key West golfers are giving the course more play recently i order to tune-up for the coming eng: Among those playing Key West Country Chad are Wiltiem Fripe. Sam Gold: Fred Matthews, Horace O'Bry Sam Anderson. Dr Wilt Kemp, Joseph Lopez. Artman. Clem Price, Me! sel, Alton Parks and Lewis Pierce. BRING YOUR VISITING friends in need of a good night's rest to THE OVERSEAS HOTEL ch rooms, enjoy the homey ere. Satisfactory rates. ing St. novl7-ti WANTED championship tournament and his reputation of being an excel- lent match player, Spottswood is not favered to win this season Favorite is Joseph Lopez, who i scoring consistently well. Lopez yesterday's score was 35-36, a 71, with four birdies, two in succes- sion on the short fourth, and the long fifth. Others expected to give Lopez a battle for this year's hemors are Alton Parks, and Sam Goldsraith. A Sparkling, Bracing Beverage— PEPSI-COLA REFRESHING HEAL’ It’s Bottled in Key West Using Local Labor! Co hdkakidn dd, STEEL BEDROOM SET. Apply Box AR, Citizen Office. jan22-tis FLORIDA EAST COAST RAILWAY PRICE TOURS for the) —— Joseph Lopez. chairman of the tournament committee, ammeunc- ed today that the Miami Biltmore Besides the championship golfing team will play the local flight, there will be two other golfers on Saturday afterncon of flights with cups awarded to all next week, February 8 and Sun- three winners, plus a cup for a day morning, February 2 mixed foursome tournament. The Miami delegation will be Box NC, The Citi- jan23-tf Phone 14 WANTED—Two boys to work after school hours E) Prad> Cafe, 1117 Division St. janZ7-It \ . , . . N . : . . N , \ N ‘ wr, IA AAA LA A A Ah hed hededh ddd ddd ddd databace dadaud,