The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 19, 1942, Page 3

MONDAY, OCTOBER 1) 1942 LOCAL NAVAL FISTIC| TEAM DOWNS MIAMI BEACH AIR FORCES | i CARD PRESENTED IN FLA-'there, recalled to this writer the| | MINGO PARK RESULTED IN KEY WEST LOSING ONE QUT OF FIVE BOUTS j ‘Best in the South!” i That was the opinion of many fans in Miami Friday night after) they had watched the amateur boxing team of the Naval Oper-| ating Base here hand a terrific} beating to the picked represen- | tatives of the Miami Beach Air; card presented in Flamin- go Park resulted in the Key West bluejackets losing but one |” out of five bouts as the local stal- warts proved themselves far su- to the best the airmen offer perior could Therefore, S. Naval Air Station of Miami | several weeks ago, the Navy is! not only laying its claim to the uth Florida championship but willing to defend its laurels nst. any amateur op- position that can be produced. The undefeated sailors opened up with Al Boyd getting a draw. Frank Lehn put the loci ahead with a two-round knock- out, Herb Oldaker widened the margin with a one-round KO. Billl Cosden added a_ two-round TKO and the main event result- ed in a close-decision loss for Len Fielding. After the card had introduced Al Pecoraro of Boston defeating Irving Johnson of Rahway, N. J by a TKO and Sgt. Al Robiche of Quebec gaining a deci over Sgt. Mickey McGuir team matches got underway. The Navy’s Al Boyd from Mi- ami mingled furiously with U so is Dan | ¥ FOLLOWING THROUGH By PEDRO AGUILAR i The present drive to construct a Municipal Stadium on Flagler Avenue, using city property struggle Key West has faced in fighting for a modern baseball field and enclosure, as well as facilities for other sports. At the same time, we decided it might be well to trace the history of the national pastime in this city. We began a brief resume of baseball here last Friday and this is the third column on the subject. In 1918 the Pittsburgh Federals : played the diamond greats of Key West. On the big league club was the now famous Billy Southworth, mentor of the world champion St. Louis Another member of the Pitts- burgh club of that year who came here was Nicholson, later a star in the National League. In 1922, the New York Giants performed in the Island City. ; Paul Albury, present city coun- iast, was managing the famous Regulars. The great Long George Kelly was on first for the Giants, Mike Gonzalez was the catcher and Bull Regan the pitcher. Fordham’s Flash, Frankie Frisch, ! covered second for the New Yorkers and many other stars of those days completed the Giant . | lineup. For Key West, Albury had the great Cyril (Bliss) Griffin, Pad- dy Watkins, Panther Pent, T.! ; Gueno, Elbertson, Willie Dough- try, Sevilla, B. Castillo, Chicho Pazo and seven other local stars of those days. From 1920 to 1930, Albury had his Key West Regulars, cham- pions of Key West, and he had i on his club during those days: Bliss Griffin, Lowe, Fernandez, , Carl Lopez, Maxie Marko- Sevilla, Bobby Lewis, Boli- J Ignacio and Cuco Castillo, Willie Doughtry, Elbertson, Cre- |MAYBE THEY SHOULD _ DRAFT A PEDICURIST | { (By Associated Press) CAMP done. So it printed this an. nouncement: shoes in bed. There are en. tirely too many sheets being torn.” activifies TSI II IIS TS | On his head, Jump was wear-' against a hunting accident. WOLTERS, Tex. Oct. 19.—The soldiers’ news- paper at Camp Wolters felt something drastic should be “In the future, all soldiers will either trim | their toe nails or wear their THE KEY WEST CITIZEN RED CAP NO |GET DEER WITH Two Wonderful Thrills PROTECTION HERE THEIR BARE HANDS) 5 a. Gi5S A sew wears JACKSON, Wyo—While rest-|. VAN NUYS, Cal.—While pol-|28°, Lorené Mitchell, 10-year-old ling, a party of California hunters | ishing their guns preparatory to|‘TipPled girl, had the thrill of | were testing their aim by shoot-/a deer hunting trip, three hunt-!her life when she was official ling at a red-labeled apple box,'ers looked out the window of SP0nsor at the launching of a new while Bill Jump, 50-year-old their house and there in the Liberty cargo carrier. guide and rancher stood about! yard was a large buck. Little Lorene is due for anoth- thirty feet to one side of the tar-| The hunters, Robert Kempley, er thrill, still bigger, because the iget calling the shots. ,H. C. Mathers and Tom Enriquez, workers at the California Ship- One hunter came out of the/gave chase, cornered the buck in| building Corporation collected jcabin to take his turn, was told an adjoining yard and captured $10,000 at the time of the launch- jto shoot at the red-labeled box it alive. ing to be used for a needed op- jon the hill. He fired at the red ———__—_————_ —— / eration and treatment which will jhe saw and Jump fell dead, 2 ing a bright red cap, long recog-' probably make her infantile bullet in his head. nized as the best protection’ paralysis crippled leg ‘and strong again: 1 | | | AUTO BITES HAND THAT SIGNALS IT | (By Associated Press) STOCKTON, Calif., ginning to happen. bo Fanucchi, 43, arm to give a left turn stuck it into the window of passing automobile, suffered compound fracture. having defeated the |cilman, grocer and sports enthus-|CAR IS KIDNAPED, BABY DOESN’T MIND (By Associated Press) NORTE PLAINFIELD, N. Oct. 19.—Mr. and Mrs. outside a restaurant here, th six-year-old daughter sleeping the back seat. When they returned, was gone. parked a mile from rant. soundly. the ' Oct. 19.—| Cardinals. | Trick bicycle aecidents are be-; Mrs. Colom-| extended her! signal, | Corrado | !Corradio parked théir autamobile} car} Police found the car the’ restau-| The baby was still sleeping } ss straight PACE THREF THE SWAP - RIDE CLUB Officially Sponsored by Monroe Defense Council I hereby pledge co-operation in the patriotic “Swap-Ride Club” plan to help make my car last longer. To do this I will: Walk, ride a bus, ride with others, share my ear when driving, drive as little as possible. Name —__ Address yn. 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J., and efter three fast settos, | “ the bout was declared a draw. {27¢ Many others. Brant leh Pore Jecuiss Ne x In those years they played the ene 2 ne a | University of Habana, Regla, Cu- sailor, had_a_ picnic with the | 20's Cuban (Pulice: Miami Army's Dominick Santangetto. | OH AVY) cue car Okeecho. Lehn threw everything in the'}TE AAmOs GveTy Your ee book during the first round and | Dee City, anc U.S. Navy ships. ; - the pulled the curtains in 1:07| Almost alyeye Key West would Total rainfall since Jan. of the second with a terrific right |COmMe Out on top. inches to the body after Santangetto had|, At that time the Monroe Ath-| Deficiency risen a second before from a letic Club, Army, Marines and} inches Patticaunt several other teams composed the Relative Humidity Herb Oldaker, Navy, from Ko- love uss eucrmen to ea OmcDS ecules 12% komo, Ind., proceeded to carry | Were played at the Army Bar- Tomorrow's Almanac on where Lehn left off when he |T@¢ks. ' _, Sunrise : dealt out considerable punish-| On _the Monroe nine were Gil Sunset. ment to Coleman Mannig, New | Garcia, Friskie and Pepito Perez, | Moonrise 4 York soldier. The bout only last- A. Perez, O. Fernandez, Martinez, | Moonset 4:03 ed a minute and 11 seconds as ,M. Gonzalez and several others. Tomorrow's Tides ake rke ing! The Legior had Gerald Lowe, (Naval Base) Oldaker uncorked a_ sweeping » - . < right to Manning’s chin to douse Grey, Van Valkenburg, Reddick, High Tide Low Tide the lights for the cadet. Kulas, Holden, Stevens, Duffield, 7:54 a.m. 1:15 a.m. Bluejacket Billy Cosden of Arthur Share, Day and Gustof- 8:34 p.m. 2:00 p.m. Baltimore had a roughter time |Sen, Clements. FORECAST, oan in the semi-final with Bob Gal-| The Coast Guards had McCul- Key West and Vicinity: Little| lado of New York. The first |lough, Head, Keave, Taylor, Ma- change in temperature tonight. | round was toe-to-toe slugging loney, Smoker, Kirk, Duke, Har- Fens, rile change in tem- with the soldier gaining a slight ris Talbot, Barnes and Hender-} Perature tonight. a edge. The end came abruptly at son. Leelee oe ton Suelo: 1:37 in the second, however,, The Regulars in 1926 includ- | C0l@, Fla.: No small cra of storm) when Cosden found the range to ed Pazo, ss; Cremata, rf; B. Cas-| W@T™ngs : pepper Gallado unmercifully for | tillo, 2b; O. Gonzalez, cf; Quin- | a TKO. Gallado had sustained tan Lopez, pv; F. Acevedo, If; A.! a dislocated shouder, physicians Fernandez, 1b; Albury, out.; Bra- revealed : dy, Sevilla and Doughtry. The main event matched Dick tn December, 1926, the Arrojo Donahue of Philadelphia and Len | Naranjo, a semi-pro team from Fielding. The local boxer seemed Havana, played here. The first wolves Se ee aatinalie game was with the Monroes, with when his “ki Friskie in the box and A. P. Gar- mark time and again. Donahue Sy na the Binte: G pecan rallied in the second to gain the eat anit é most points in a wild slugging oo susie RTuBOGEZ, BScOna ty: 4 ~ - e | Perez, third; Carl Lopez, short; affair and although he was f484@-) 7 Casa ‘@nd Lucilo Gonzalez, in ing rapidly in the final seconds jeft; A.Perez, cf; G. Diaz and Belory vieldings puighiy, ib} |b, Gonzalez shared __rightfield. slaught, the Army: man recélved; The Monroes won, 6-3. Friskie, the nod of the officials. besides pitching good ball, also cracked two triples. In two other games, the visi- tors won from the Regulars, 10 to 1, and from the Coast Guards, A—Yes. $5000 worth of series 10 to 0. | f F d G} In 1927, Head pitched a one- Base worth 0: an Cretimore street, Key West, Fla.) nit game against’ the American ; has reported at Fort Belvoir, -|Legion. Varela got the lone safe! There is a pound of rubber in| to begin basic training in army |blow in the sixth. 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