The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 11, 1941, Page 3

bees Hold Cage Lead By Downing Students, 70 - 42 Pandora Bears’ Forfeit Kept Marines Game Be- hind Pacesetters; De- ciding Battle Friday By RABID FANSTER Lions Club cagers last night doggedly held on to their slim margin over U.S. Marines in the “down-the-stretch” fight for Is- land City League’s second-half champicnship. Taking no chances with the lightweight High School quintet, the pacesetters ran up an early commanding lead and went on to almost set a new high-score record. As it were, they defeat- ed the Students. 70-42—38 points above the School’s total and just a single field goal less than the Jeague’s high mark. Pandora Bears afterpiece of the scheduled dou- bleheader to the Marines, who thus remained a game behind the Lions. The leading clubs will meet in the deciding battle of the season Friday night. Limiting the varsity players to a long, basket and a free shot in the opening quarter last night, the Civic boys piled up a 12-point margin, 15-3, and at intermis- sion were ahead, 38-11. Outpoint- ed 17-9 in the third period as the Students displayed a brief burst of speed, they went on a_ wild scoring spree in the final round to skyrocket their score from 47 to 70. Failing to set a new high-point record, the Lions established an- other mark. That is, guard Joe Pinder did. Leading the league in foul-shooting with an average of 68.4, Pinder practically clinch- ed leadership of this department by sinking six out of six free throws, a perfect percentage. The feat the peak of accuracy for that number of penalty tries this season. Joe was hard-pressed by Student center DeWitt Roberts, who shot five out of six. Rob- erts, third highest foul-shooter this half, topped the league in the first-half with an average of; 66,7. Pinder's nine field goals and six charity tosses ranked him as the fourth leading scorer in a single game this year. First three scor- ers are McMahon, High School, 27 points; Wm. Cates, Pepper’s Plumbers, 26, and Laney, Ma- rines, 25. Students compiled points in a league contest, but played three overtime riods in establishing that In a regular game, Lions hold the record, 71, one point more than they racked up last night. Varsity basketeers committed 14 personal fouls, majority oc- curring in the second-half of the game, and netted eight of thei 14 free throws. League-lead errored 12 times, forward Ch; lie Smith charged with four ‘P’ and sunk 10 out of 18 charity shots. Box score: Lions Club (70) Player— FG FT Smith 5 ‘1-3 Knowles 5. 3-2 Waldo 0- Pinder 9 6- Carbonell 0- nders 3 0- Torres 0- forfeited the most 72, pe- mark. the 30 10-18 High School (42) FG FT Set 0- Roberts 5- Smith 0- Menendez 0- Arnald Totals. On CNEE NAOH McCown by ¢ High School 11 jon 1 47 ree, Dome h scorer: Berko Russi Today’s Horoscope ‘Lion Joe Pinder. 28 42 N NEW JERSEY VISITOR WON MEN’S PUTTING TOURNEY AT LA CASA H. N. Walker, of Short Hills, N. J., won the weekly putting tournament on the Casa Marina practice green Sunday with a par eighteen. His daughter, Miss! Gertrude Walker, captured women’s division honors with a nineteen. D. W. Boise, A.C. Moore and Mr. Caulkins tied for second place in‘ the contest, while the women’s race second honors were shared by Mrs. Schutt, Mrs, Delbrook Licihten- berg, Miss Dorothy Neff and Miss Bobby Gordon. men’s in EXHIBITION GAMES | TOMORROW NIGHT | The basketball game between C.G.C. Pandora and VP33 origin- | slated for night has been canceiled due to ab- sence from the city of the Coast Guard club, Island City League director John Offutt announced last night. The affair was the! only league contest scheduled for | the evening. | A picked team headed by Jo- seph Domenech will engage two, ally tomorrow league teams in an exhibition | doubleheader tomorrow night. | VP33 will furnish opposition in the first game and U.S. Marines! in the afterpiece. { Domenech claims he will have! a number of the city’s outstand- | ing players on his club. He lists | Edward Woodson, an excellent guard; William Cates, former tar forward; Jackie Carbonell, Sydney Mathews, Bubber Wick- ers, Harry Knight, Arthur ‘Reese’ Thompson and himself. Pandora is unable to complete its schedule due to orders that sends the cutter out on patrol du-| ties all this week. League play | ends Friday night. The picked team will furnish ! opposition for High School Friday night in place of the Bears. The game will be a_ preliminary to the deciding battle for league sec- ond-half championship between Lions and Marines. McKAY LEADS _ CAGE SCORERS\™ Sharpshooting McKay, Pandora Bear forward, topped scorers of | the Island City Basketball! League with 105 points at the! end of seventh round play. He} held a three-point margin over | cnsign Laney of the Marines, | who placed second with 102. Four- ; teen points behind in third place is Student DeWitt Roberts, 88. | McKay was also outstanding in! foul-shooting, topped only by} The Pandora forward sunk 11 out of 17 free shots, averaging 64.7, while Pin- cer claimed 13 out of 19 for 68. Roberts again placed third, suc- cessfully shooting 20 out of 3. 62.5. Ten leading scorers follow: FG Ts°* PF IP “17 8 105 5 5H HS lM Pinder, LC 3 13 Maki, VP33 3 ~ 9 > § 15, 10 10 Knowles, LC _ 24 11 Stevens, PB . 27 - 9 Baker, VP33 . 25 16 (Tie for seventh place) Other high scorers: McMahon, 53: Almeda, Army, ith, High School, 50. Army. 46; Waldo, Lions Butler, Pandora Bears. aunders Lions Club, 38 ~ Army 38; White, Army, 36, and Long, er— PB bo 7 33 68 STANDINGS Island City Basketball League Second-Half mi the! \ Peter | jas announced plans for < |here which will So ittnantataaueanboa. ‘FEATURED IN FIGHT CARD FRIDAY NIGHT {KEY WEST ARENA’S PRO- | MOTER PLANS AMATEUR | TOURNAMENT FOR LOCAL | BOXERS { Clyde Hayes Miami welt weight who made his Key W debut last week by knocking out Billy Breedlove in the fifth roun of the semi-fina!, comes I Fri- jday night in the featured rounder at Cecil Carbonell’s monton and Front street arena. Hayes, a long-range hitter who ‘floored Breedlove in each of the last three rounds, tangles with ‘Jack Patton of Philadelphia. The pair will fight three-minute rounds, the first since Caroonell launched his boxing programs here. Jackie Page, 126-pound ex- Golden Glover from New York ‘gets another chance to show his rapid fire left-hand in a semi- ‘final battle with Manuel Han- cock, 130, Key West. Page turn- ed his appearance into an exhibi- tion last week when he pumped left hands into the face of Key West’s Red Roberts for six rounds witkout ever drawing a return. Amateur boxers will appear in the preliminaries and Carbonell ries there of the bouts which, if be tournament. Carbonell plens to jamateurs during the weeks and begin a_ tournament end with the winners going to the state tour ney next year and finally to the {Golden Glove eliminations in w York. developed into a call for next few ‘SPORTS CALENDAR |" BASKETBALL (High School Gym, 7:30 p. m.) TOMORROW NIGHT First Game—Picked Team vs. | VP33. Second Game—Picked vs. U.S, Marines. FRIDAY NIGHT First Game—Picked Team High School. Second Game—U.S. vs, Lions Club. BOXING (Key West Arena, 8:30 p. m.) 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