The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 4, 1941, Page 3

TUESDAY, RERRUARY 4, ay THE BEY WEST CITIZEN PAGE THREE Marines And Guardsmen reg MEETS = Won Opening Games Of | VPS TOMORROW Cage Loop Second Half “cr AND LIONS TAN- Devil eh eee Air- ANGLERS REPORT men In Opener Last BIG DAY Y SUNDAY ba Night, 43-30; Students Lost Nightcap, 30-3 CLASSIFIED | COLUMN Advertisers should give their street address as well as their telephone number if they desire results. Payment for classified adver- tisements is invariably in ad- st Guard Cutter Pandora’s|yance, but regular advertisers all team plays its second! with ledger accounts may have of the week tomorrow their advertisements charged. vainst VP33 % xn. | Advertisements under this head ater ee ee eens will be inserted in The Citizen at eres oP ey uae udle- ‘the rate of one-cent (1c) a word jer. Pandora Bears won their | for each insertion, but the mini- Island City League contest;mum for the first insertion in last night, while the Airmen every instance is twenty-five went down in defeat at the hands | Cents (25c). of the first-half champions, U.S. - PICTURE FRAMING ; Marines. U.S. Army and Lions Club will PICTURE FRAMING, Diplomas; antique frames refinished. Sign painting. Paul DiNegro, 614 Francis street. nov18-tf Cc TWO SAILFISH LANDED BY |" SINGLE CASA MA- U.S. Marines continued their BINA» PARTY. winnings ways in the Island City - Basketball League by downing VP33, 43-30, last night in the first game of the loop's second- day fraught with half schedule. excitement Sunday The victory was the tenth in a| ‘he greatest excite row for the Devil Dogs, who cap- Sere ral aoe tured the first-half flag. with a caused by the doubleheader, mn cigerie Gareinc etenie second of the season, Ensign Laney topped the scor-|to the Casa Marina dock by Ma- ers of the night with 17 points. | jor Harry F. Evans, of Davenport, He sunk eight field acer and Yowa, and Col. Henry P. Barret, only one foul shot out of six ili s tries. ..Golenbarger followed for |°t tiedetsom. Ky. the victors with 13 markers, six) What is more, Major field goals and one charity toss, sailfish goes to the top of the rec- McGregor, third high point man ord board as the biggest thus far | with eight, played a great floor this season. It s¢aled 4742 pounds vapid and. measured 7’4”. Pacing the Aviators was Bak- Co) Barret’s specimen weigh- pe yey) wenviont om fois: in the eal 30. pounds. and ‘measared third quarter, Before leaving the 6144”. court, he “swished” the net’ for) “The anglers reported five sail- four field goals and’ two free sich strikes during the day. throws. Luce, seven points, and! Bonefish On Record Board Kinion, six, followed. Luce foul-| Hanging alongside the sailfish ed out in the final period. in the porte coche! One Marine, Thompson, left! Marina were two beautiful bone- | the game in the fourth quarter fish, glittering like highly polish- | on fouls. In all, the Airmen com- oq giver, They weighed an e¢ mitted fourteen personal fouls’ mated seven to eight pounds, a and the Devil Dogs an even investigation proved them to have sonst: been been caught by H. Morley Box score: Hitchcock, of Cleveland U.S. Marines (43) Bonefishermen are usually Player— TP very cagey as to where they find Thompson 1 their fish, and the present Hunt 2 stanee no exception. Waysack 2 | The specimens are the McCartney .. 0 {seen at the Casa Marina this sea- Solenbarger 13 ‘son, Laney 17 McGregor 8 43 Casa Marina guests spent a activity and swing into action in the nighteap of the twin bill. It will be their initial game of the second-half. Sound School withdrawn its entry in the league. The ac- tion was found necessary due to the School’s inability to put a any given Slated to meet the Coast Guardsmen tomorrow night, | Coach Johnny Offutt, league di- | rector, has revised the schedule|o7 PAPERS FOR SALE— as_announced’ sbove. ._| Three bundles for 5c. The Citi- The games will be played in| zen Office. nova5-tf the High School Gym, corner of Francis and Seminary streets, the SECOND SHEETS—500 for 50c. first beginning at 7:30 o'clock. The Artman Press. nov19-tf FIRST ROUND-ROBIN TENNIS TOURNAMENT HELD AT LA CASA —_—<——_ ns | Mr. and Mrs. Hank Bjorkman,; TYPEWRITING PAPER — 500 of New York City, won the first! Sheets, 75¢. The Artman Press. round-rebin tennis tournament may19-tf of the season at the Casa Marina hotel. In keenly contested competi- in- | tion, the couple went to victory in a total of 25 games, while Miss | first Jane Peabody and Alden Kimball, | of East Hampton, L. L, were sec- | ond with 24 games. | Others participating in the} tournament he!d Sunday were| Mr. and Mrs. Gene Heywood, of | Evanston, Ill; Mrs. Kimball, pair-|LOT on Washington Street, led with Scott Mason, of New} 50x100. Lot 12, Square 4, Tract Canaan, Conn.; Dr. and Mrs. Earl; 20. Price $300. Apply James Leroy Wood, of Newark, N. J.,| H. Pinder, 1217 Petronia Street. and Mrs. W. H. Pool, of Warren- | jan3-s | |ton, Va., paired with Jack Coles. Tennis pro Eddie Cassity con-|PERSONAL CARDS, $1.25 per. ;ducted the tournament. 100. THE ARTMAN cries fe nov. rent was the brought in has 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 team on the floor at Evans’ | date. FOR SALE—Spanish type house, large tot, many tropical fruit trees. Also, party boat “Jewel”. Apply 808 Eaton Street. ° jan6-s |HERE IS A REAL GOOD BUY— Corner Duval & Charles Sts. Two-story House and large lot 70°414”x100' for $7,000. Just think, Duval Street Property for $100 a front foot. Suitable for most any kind of business. | Terms. Apply 529 Simonton St. jan28-tfs Variety Catches Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Wrenn, |Jr., of New York City, brought in a nice mixed bag of fish, com- | prising seven barracuda, seven Tp mackerel, grouper and bonita. 5 Mr. and Mrs. William V. Lain, 10 of Chicago, had similar success. i [PUTTING TOURNAMENT 3 ENDED IN TWO-WAY TIE c | é Totals— 2 Player— - Maki Baker Luce Kinion Atteberry Jackson Duggar bee | ory a. Anniversaries eeeoerne Hweormad ae FOURTEEN FT. SAILBOAT. Fully equipped. $100. James H. Pinder. 1217 Petronia Street. jan3-s The regular San ay Se tournament on the Casa Marina | practice green was tied by James; Sinkler and H. Peter Henschein, each of whom had a_ one-under- | par seventeen. Mrs. Sinkler won the women’s \division with a nineteen Totals— 30 Score by Marines 16 22 32 43 VP33 7 13 20 30 Ccast Guard Cutter Pandora made its first appearance in league play a successful one by edging the High School varsity, 34-30, in the second game of the, evening. Playing a man-to-man game |¢Agapeinted Prene Feature Service) in the first quarter, the score for e International league bat-; 1792—James G. that period ended in a low 4-2 ting champion will be trying to abolitionist, count in favor of the Bears. get Jeff Heath’s outfield job at dential candid: Coast Guarders doubled the the Cleveland Indians Florida ville, Ky. Students’ score at the end of the training camp in a few weeks. N. J., Nov. half, 20-10, and stretched their’ Murray Howell, a 205-pound lead to 14 points in the third husky from Baltimore who slug- quarter. ged a .360 average, was drafted In the final period, the varsity py the Tribe. cagers went on a scoring spree Heath had a fine 1938 season Mass, for to pull up to within four markers when he hit .3 slumped to .292 gio¢ sie i of a tie. ‘The Students Were \ghe following season and skidded ty tgg7. “hot” jn the waning ntipdtes. o! -219 last year. the game and probabl¥y, Weff didmt. get along so well have won with another fa ith Oscar Witte Unless he does of play. x under Roger. kinpaugh, DeWitt Roberts, forward-cen® ll may step jay ter of the High School, surik six! < = foul chats fe eave ee ae = SPORTS CALENDAR | the league in foul-shooting aver+ age during the first-half and got BASKETBALL (High School Gym, 7:30 p. m.) off to a flying start last night to- ward retaining the title. He also TOMORROW NIGHT Game—VP33_ v Cc > a quarters: [FOURTEEN FT. OUTBOARD MOTOR BOAT. Fully equipped and one Johnson Outboard mo- tor, 4 hp. $150. James H. Pinder, 1217 Petronia Street. jan3-s Boston Harvard | 1772—Josiah Quincy, jeong: man, mayor, jpresident, municipal reformer ‘and public servant, most illus- 'trious of a noted family, born in 1941 -DIAMOND | DUELS Braintree, Mass. Died July 1,| 1864. FOR RENT |FIVE-ROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT. Modern Con- veniences. Available now till May 15. $250. Apply 421 Si- monton Street. jan9-tf Birney, famed i-slavery Presi- born in Dan- Died in Perth Amboy, 25, 1857. Mark Hopkins, country’s great of Williams 36 years Mass, FURNISHED APARTMENT with Modern Conveniences. No ani- mals or children taken. Apply 803 Olivia Street. feb3-tf 1802— the president among educators, College, =. born in Died June TWO - BEDROOM FURNISHED House all modern conveniences, $65 ruonth. 910 Elizabeth street, apply in rear. jan30-6t 1820—David C. Brodérick, the | New York Ward heeler who clos- ed his saloon, took the pledge went West in "49 and became a cisco pioneer, Democratic sr and senator, born - D. C. Died in di 16, 1859 HOTELS BRING YOUR VISITING friends in need of a good night's rest to THE OVERSEAS HOTE Clean rooms, en atmosphere. 917 Fl topped his teammates in scoring with twelve markers. Hieh-point man of was McKay with 14, goals; followed by eight Students committed a meager three personal fouls against 14 for the Coast Guarders. Box score: C.G.C. Pandora (34) FG FT 3 0-0 0-0 2-2 STANDINGS : Died 0-0 Island City Basketball League “ (Second-Half) 0-0 Wed 0-0 1s ; ' WANTED District of Céhumble Died STEEL BEDROOM SET \pril 22, 1893. Box AR; Citizen Office. panion of Kit C: the Bears seven field Butler with ve GC jan22-tfs Must have Phone 9104 jan28-tf Lions Club. FRIDAY NIGHT Game--U.S. Army /ANTED— Cook * oe reference WANTED—A chance to bid on your next printing order. 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