The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 23, 1942, Page 3

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN \JACK SPRATTS OF z RANGE SECTION | (By icant Press) IN poNDay NOVEMBETD. <3, 1942 but welcome on the western] ;| range. “Gaittle Taher tried lots of times to run me off the range,” jShé chuckles, “but they néver DEAD ANIMALS CAN HELP WAR | (By Associated Press) LEGALS GUARDIA OTIC TION TO MAKE TO THE COUNTY JUD AUTHORITY TO SELL RE. THE SWAP - RIDE CLUB Officially Sponsored by Monroe Defense Council } 2 I hereby pledge co-operation in the patriotic “Swap- Ride | Tare WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.—A}could do it. I always hired the) MORGANTOWN, W. Va., Nov Club” plan to help make my car last longer. To do this 1 wil | Notice is hereby given to all Jack Spratt combination are Mr.| best lawyer.” |23.—Even a dead farm animal can Walk, ride a bus, ride with others, share my car when driv Tay, the Sth'day of December, A. D.|and Mis. T. H."Yearian, who live| Mrs. Yearian is known do its bit in the war effort, says || drive as little as possible. . the y of December, A. D./an ae eas 2 Ns jin the remote Salmon river coun-| 25 an outfit t |Dr. J. H. Reitz, veterinarian of the West Virginia university agri- | try of those lyric hills of Idaho. |Idaho. | | He’s strictly a cattleman and! Besides that, reports to Agri-| cultural experiment station. | _ |she raises sheep, but they get| cultural Adjustment Agency; Dr. Reitz says fats are needed} | long fine because eaeh sticks to | headquarters show, she is the only| for war, and dead beasts are an iu. tne jhis dish. Social talk, not busi-; woman in the state to serve on ajexcellent source not only of fat, authority|ness, is the order of the domestic | jcounty AAA committee. Her/but also of fertilizer, poultry feed pe ae Oe neighbors elected her to the first | and other products. j fourth when the Gardners scor-j situ: lying ss ng in the; Mrs. Yearian has been raising} AAA committee in Lemhi county}. He urged farmers not to bury } ed two runs. fount’ of Monroe, State of Floriia, | woolies since 1908, when sheep-. in 1936 and have returned her to!or burn the animals but to con-| Medina played center for the] On the 1 |men—or women—were anything | the job each year since. tact rendering plants. victors. Sevilla struck out six} ‘24 !s p: and Carbonell whiffed ten. Score: R. H.E. Ceraballo Tigers— 7 000 000 001—1 j Gardner's Pharmacy— 001 200 00x—3 & 2 Malgrat, Sevilla and Albury: P. Carbonell and M. Acevedo. FOLLOWING THRQUGH feeees BY AGUILAR Here’s another column on the, previously shutting out the Op: review of baseball in Key West | position in eight straight inning: since the late 1880's. jbe did the same thing in thi —_—_— battle. On January 31, 1937, after win-{ He gave up one run ning five straight games since the|ninth to the Caraballo Tigers, start of the year, Gardner’siwho lost 1-3 to the Gardner’s Pharmacy nine downed the Sani-| Pharmacy nine. tary Department squad 2-0 in ant George Washington Malgrat | © ll-inning battle. The Sanitation|was sent to the showers in the boys were victims of all six Pill Roller victories. The,,game January 31 featured a mound duel between Lefty Rod- riguez and George Washington Malgrat. For 10 innings not a player scored but in the eleventh Armando Acevedo hit a slow one to second and beat out the throw to first; then Barcelo cracked the ball over the leftfielder’s head for a home run, sending Acevedo ahead of him for two merkers and victory. Barcelo also collected a gle. Sterling hit a double. Mayg starred at second for the victors, handling six assists and three putouts. Score: Gardner’s Pharmacy— 000 000 000 02—2 7 Sanitary Department— 000 000 000 00—0 3 3 E. Rodriguez and Al. Rod- riguez; Malgrat and M. Ace- vedo. 6 today ‘Sheep Queen” and/ hat is big even for ‘and. Joseph Frederick Lowe, minors, intends to m: phe plication to the He le Ray R. Do: in Time I go to work _____.__ Time I leave work I can share my car with ___ I need transportation — >= lam employed at ‘Mail or bring to Defense Council Office ) | | | | TI DIPIPPPPIPIDIIPIPPPD DS II IPIIIIPIIPAAIPIPPPIPPL DDD ET WHENEVER YOU WANT ANYTHING OR ANYTHING DONE—WE'LL HELP YOU! Now is the time te recondition that dry Inexpensively Repaired lhcked be p+ lifeless and sunbleached hair with 2 Wella and Serviced by— Maurice Scammons, Jeweler 518 Fleming Street 222£46444404044444444444644606400008 VY VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VT r rT wrr ung Streamlined Service... - WESTERN UNION Direct Wire — Convenient — No Delay! FILE YOUR MESSAGES AT PRICE TOURS 505 Duval St. “Opposite Kress” Phone 124 AAAAAADD646444444444646464646464646446400408 intern peipinge ideas PEL REL ERReL Owe ee | In Every Town. .. "the REXALL STORE is the BEST PRESCRIPTION STORE Your Family Deserves THE BEST and WE SERVE THE BEST! GARDNER’S PHARMACY 534 Duval Street Phone 177 24£44444444444444444444444046464444446 aie 6 Gs 2 ale iy 25 it Saale ocintnaadind 328 SIMONTON JOHN C. PARK * PLUMBING Plumbing Supplies and Duro Pumps PHONE 348 AAAAAAAAAARAARABABRAAAAAARARDRDD WV VV VV VV YT VV T PRITCHARD FUNERAL | HOME Dignified Sympathetic Courtesy LICENSED EMBALMER Ambulance Service Lady Attendant PHONE 548 Never Sleep 6 2) easterly of a point : th line of Lot Four (4) in- the waters of F } a iz 4 On March 28, Molina allowed the Gardners seven hits and four runs as his teammates, Carabal- lo Tigers, scored an 8-4 victory. + Lefty Albury started on the hill for the Pharmacists” but had to be relieved by Puby Carbo- nell in the sixth. ~ William Cates handled 10 chances and A. Acevedo 12 with- out an error. Hale hit three safely. Cates, Barcelo and F. Carbonell crack- ed two each in safe territory. Score: R. H. E. Gerdner’s Pharmacy— 020 010 010-4 7 3 Caraballo Tigers— * 103 003 00x—6 10 2 Albury, Carbonell and Medina, Al. Rodriguez; Molina and G. 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TQ RE CONTINNED Manager Caraballo of the vic-| Seger ACY | tors hit a double and two sin- : gles. Puby Carbonell cracked a! Todav’s 1v’s Birthdays | double and single. Score: R. H. E|* Caraballo Tigers— Admiral aren J. King, com- 100 101 021-6 9 2| mander- in-chief of the U. S.| Gardner’s Pharmacy— | fleet, born Lorain, Ohio, 64 years | 000 010 000—1 6 3 ago. Malgrat and E. Albury; Salin- ee | ero, E. Rodriguez end Al. Rod-| Maj. Gen. Alexander M. Patch, ! riguez. |Jr., in ser in New Caledonia, } ee, born in. A ma, 53 years ago. ; On February 21, the Gardner | | Pharmacy nine snapped back in-! % tue oe to’‘its an dein ways with a vic- Maj. Gen. Blanton Winship, Te-| tory over the Caraballo Tigers, | jtired, born Macon, Ga., 73 years | 6 to 1. The Tigers were the first | 98° tezm to whip the Pharmacists in| ‘ eerie 1937. Maj. Gen. Levin H. Campbell, The hitting of Al. Rodrigtiez}ordnance expert, born District and Armando’ Acevedo featured |of Columbia, 56 years ago. the game. oa wan The pitching of Salinero also} Helen Rogers Reid of New was a major factor in the vie- | York, newspaper publisher, born | tory. He held the Tigers to four} j Appletan, Wis., 60 ‘years ago. hits and struck out 11. —— \, Rodriguez pounded out ‘uel Boris Karloff, actor, born in singles and Acevedo two triples | England, 55 years ago. and a single. _——— Score: R. H. E. | Emil Schram, president of the}, Gardner’s Pharmacy— New York Stock Exchange, born 020 020 002—6 11 2| Peru, Ind., 49 years ago. Caraballo Tigers— i ie eby 000 000 100-1 4 2) Frank Morrison, _ secretary jcia Salinero and M. Acevedo; M.jemeritus of the Amer. Federation Sanchez and Molina and G. Gar-}of Labor, born Ontario, Canada, cia. 83 years ago. of you are h te H.B. Davis’ 100 Per Cent Paints & Oils William and Caroline Streets | ce G |County at K On February 28, the Gardner's| Dr. Abraham Myerson of Healt TBIEhE calendar. i Pharmacy nine again suffered a/ton, famed neurologist, born in}time of the first ion demand sl defeat at the hands of the Cara- | Russia, 61 years ago. Ee ballo Tigers, 2 to 6. Armando Acevedo _ tripled to! score two runners for the Pill! Rollers for their only scofes. NEW YORK. — Low-grade The contest was decided in the shark oils are used by soap mak- | fifth when G. Garcia, Baker and'ers, leather tanners and ari Sterling each singled and Grif- |and steel manufacturers. fin tripled, sending Lefty Rod- | riguez to the showers. Puby Car- bonell finished the game and al- lowed but one hit the rest of the way. Sterling was the leading hit- ter, getting three out of ‘four. Griffin, Carbonell and “A. Ace- vedo hit two out of four each. | Score: R. H. E. Caraballo Tigers— 011 040 000-6 11 2 Pharmacy— 002 000 000—2 8 0 and G. 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Gardner's Malgrat Rodriguez, Rodriguez. . ‘al Dottier to be inserted here) ¥YEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO®, of Key West A i i i i A i i a i Be tt th te te te i i i hi i hihi hi i ih hi i hi hi hi hi hi hh ho ha ba ha a i hn ADVERTISING VALUE A i in i i i Mi sa Mn A, tt. te 6 [dp dp dt dada dn dad dtc dy On March 14, 1937, a last in- | ning rally won for Gardner's Pharmacy over the Caraballo Ti-| gers, 10-5. { After the Tigers had tied the| spi shih th Si ep chc ds id ibe ad 4. tatndntndntntntntntndndndndntntndadadadadeddddand HOUSE PAINT IWUV VV VV VV VV VI TCI a. j i WEST DAIL CEPT SUNDAYS) AT 6:00 P. score and went one-up, Puby} Carbonell came in to hold them) to three hits following a two-j run uprising in the sixth. ‘Then} the Pill Rollers made matters | even et 5-5 with a lone run in} the eighth and won the game} with a fivexun rally the} ninth | Puby algo hit, two singles, a double ant“a-triple. Fred: Car- | bonell hit ‘three singles, as did| Philip Baker. { Score: R. H. 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