The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 20, 1943, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, JANUAR 22 1948 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN FOLLOWING THROUGH By PEDRO AGUILAR Where Red Sox Will Train’ (By Associated Press) tait Gate chavs —, in due course, if the Govt. PHILADELPHIA. — The Phil- jlies with 42, victories against 119, jdefeats had’ the fewest major Any community not now eee league wins last season. | [owns and rations the oc | jbusines from coast to coast, you = jneed no crystal ball to see who! 2 Here’s another column in our | = = = | | PHILS WENT BOOM |= lor c000 voters in 209 power | Overlooking Bayfront Park and Biscayne Bay ing a USA power house in its\is gonna pay the fiddler. Uncle Qpposite Union Bus Station review of baseball here since| y : ij | back yard, don’t need to be dis-;|Sambo, the old boy, don’t pay : late in the 1880’s up to the pres-} By P P CUB FROM BERLIN couraged. It won't be a long|taxes—he collects taxes. And MIAMI » FLORIDA ent. | who he is to collect them’ from per : | oases teri eas : One Block from Shopping District and Amusements | g : i i (By Associated Press) wait. Your town will be in actors |e private business is a dead On March 19, 1939, the Key; ; = em = y | CHICAGO.—Heinz Becker, new |'0% if the new Power Doctors|pidgeon, is going to be the rest PARKING LOT ADJOINING HOTEL West Conchs, after clinching the . 3 |Cub- first baseman, was born in|there on the rollicking Potomac /of us guys who are left. It takes Alfred Simons. Manager first-half of the baseball league’s | g be | Berlin. keep a free rein like they been|no Doctor of Psychology to de-|= schedule, defeated the Blue Sox,| (% a a ‘ ——— having. They are surveying more!duct same. = HR OUUNLOL TEM HM 7-6, while the Seafood Grille! ae LOWEST SEA SPOT rivers right now—so they say—j} We will savvy then how the | ———~~—— ea nine shutout the Pirates in the! | —— in*17 more states. And, brothers} camel felt as they piled that last | bottom portion of a doublehead-| |e a ; % NEW YORK.—The lowest spot}and sisters, 209 power houses is/straw on his sagging back. : | on the earth's surface is the Dead {nat chicken feed even as power! Yours with the low down, |SUBSCRIBE Rok THE CITIZEN—20c WEEKLY. “in the first game, Molina hurl-, | fo ge ae a, 1,290 feet below sea level. phéuses go. They can store a lot | JO SERRA. | sm nn rns ed great ball but weakened in| | 3” : : : | ——____- Sas ae ‘ake Cs iS) | ae OOTP OCISIIOIIIIOOEMOOSTS mR ANYTHING DONENELL HEL You! *S nings for the Conchs and Villa WHENEVER YOU WANT ANYTHING OR ANYTHING DONE—WE'LL HELP YOU! real finished. VV VV VV V_ WW wwwwwwewwwey: F(R STELL’S BEA WATCH REPAIRS patergion STELL’S BEAUTY NOOK of five, as did Esmond (Tarzan) | Albury. ALL MAKES Expertly and Inexpensively Repaired Score: R. H. E.! . Conchs 200 000 023—7 14 2 ERE WE HAVE A VIEW of the Tufts College Field House at and Serviced by— Maurice Scammons, Sox 201 110 100—6 13 2 Medford, Mass., where the Boston Red Sox will do their Spring Lucilo, Villareal and J. Fer- training this year. The big indoor field will echo with bats and nandez, Cates; Molina and M. | yas the latter part of Merch when the Sox start getting into shape Jeweler . 518 Fleming Street AAA 444444404464646464046446000400000008 wy, p., Now is the time to recondition thet éry -. ‘> lifeless and sunbleached hair with a Wella a>) {x Kolestral Treatment. Try our new Shelter Cream Machineless Permanent Wave. 536 Fleming Street Phone 63? Soft Water Used Exclusively AAAAAAAAABAAADAABAAABABAAEBARED DS VV EO Te Foundation for a New and Modish Coiffure. 428 SIMONTON Acevedo. ee 000 for their American League season. STREET - In the nightcap, Jackie Car-! _ s 5 nell allowed but five hits to whitewash the Pirates, 1-0. wae. ooorers ‘CLARK HINKLE AIDED Mario Sanchez also pitched j | masterful ball for the Bucs but ALWAYS COOKING COAST GUARD COACH in the fifth two hits and an er- UP SOMETHING! | (as Asaubeee pea De sliowed the only run of the | NEW LONDON, Conn. Jan. I. Rodriguez reached second} AP Features |20.—Lieut. Comdr. John S. Mer- | base on a single and Davila on| CLINTON, S. C., Jan. 20, |timan, Jr. coach of the U. S.| a single ani stolen base. —When Coach Lonnie Mc- {Coast Guard academy football Jehn Navarro and Curi Garcia, Millian, athletic director at team, is lavish in handing out| each hif two safely. Presbyterian College, isn’t {credit to his assistants for the| Sceorés GIO T°R.HIE, concocting intricate football (Successful 1942 season. Pirates,“ 000 000 000—0 5 1. strategy to fool Blue Stock- | His aides included Lieut. Clark Grillers 000 010°00x—1 6 0| jing grid opposition, it's an Hinkle, former Green Bay Pack-| M. Sanchez and I. Rodriguez; odds-on bet that you'll find er fullback; Lieut. Nelson Nite! J. Carbonell and Joe Navarro. him tucked away in Mrs, ,man, formerly coach at Union | McMillian’s kitchen behind a 2nd Colby, and Chief Boatswain's On March 21, Roy Hamlin, pi- flowing apron. You see. cook- Mate Robert Fitch, former star lot of the Key West Conchs and ing is the silent mentor's fend at Minnesota. sports enthusiast, announced’ hobby, and he really boils in =e at that the Trumbo Island baseball the dividends with it. _ | Mike Was as Plenty Wild field on Palm Avenue would Mrs. McMillian says that if open Sunday, March 26, 1939 you don’t believe he was | (My A bserinicn Breas) well worth marrying, here | BOSTON. — When Gordon On March 24, 1939, Roy Ful- exe just a few of the dishes | (yyickey) Cochrane played base- ford, former star pitcher in Key he “whips up” for an eve- (1.11 at Boston University under West from 1906 to 1915, died at! ming meal: Chinese rice, (p51) Stewart, veteran National | his residence, 2210 Staples Ave. roast duck, roast turkey. League umpire, he possessed the | speghetti, fish stew. barbe- “ctongest throwing arm in col- | On March 26, a wild game was! cue and roast goose. = »ge. Bill avers that Black Mike | played at Navy Field between The veteran athletic _in-. | sa third baseman who “could | the Pirates and Seafood Grille. structor, who takes the cig@r [tirow a ball higher over first] Bernard Waite, Jr, manager, from his mouth only when of the Grillers, played right field| pursuing eae gat unt and did a good job. “picked-up” is nourishing | Mario Hernandez hit a homer,| art—for the most part, on | SOME HOOP RECORD a double and two singles, scored, hunting and fishing trips. He | ets three runs and drove home aj hes recipes but never meas- (By Associated Press) like number. ures the ingredients. EWTON, Kas.—In the 28 Wickers, Griller pitcher play. “Can't follow a recipe.” iycars that Frank Lindley has ing the outfield, sent four balls, McMilliag explained. “Things (been Newton high school basket- into safe territory, including aj just don’t taste right when I (ball coach his teams have won home run. Alonzo hit three out! do.” 536 out of 640 games for a per- | of five, as did Domenech. ’, centage of .837. Score: R. H. E. (hua artista aha He’s had a half dozen or so Pirates i 1512 4 — 11 17 10 CARDS CHAMP SOCKERS “ °*"** Malgrat (4), Barcelo (6), San- SITET ITS chez and I. Rodriguez; D. Navar- (By Associated Pres) ro (5), Wickers and Rueda. ST. LOUIS. — The world’s ‘CASTS FOR DUCK, champions not only had the best On April 1, 1939, Mario Her- pitchers in the National League, REELS IN BASS) nandez, Julio Barcelo, Joe Na-|but also led the sockers. The —— varro, Anthony Kelly, Harry|Cards were tops in team hitting | (By Associated Press) Wickers, Jackie Carbonell, Rob-|(.268), at bats (5,421), singles! NOWATA, Okla, Jan. 20. ert Bethel were to leave for try- (1,043), total bases (2,054), dou-| —Glenn Chappell shot a outs with St. Augustine in the bles (282), triples (69) and sacri- | duck into the waters of the Florida State League. fices (130). | pond and was prepared for aera ae Pwetreieset Aik | such an emergency. On April 3, the Conchs gained °) | He unsheathed a castin: an easy victory over the Pirates CHEETAH FLEETAH rod. and sent a multiple aly in the second game played at a | just short of the floating Trumbo Field. (By Associated Press) ‘duck. Lefty Covington struck out 15 NEW YORK.—A cheetah’s abil-‘ His second toss was bet- Bucs. ity to attain a speed of 45-miles-| ter. He reeled in a three- In the first game of the eve-|per-hour within two seconds can} pound bass. ning the Blue Sox won over the ;only be matched by a_ bullet Grillers by a 7 to 4 score. shot from a rifle. TLS LMN ISIS SSS Frank Tynes started on the). mound for the Grillers and was lieved by Dickey Navarro “ in| A MTT, Ihe first inning. Guillermo Diaz | i urled the full game ‘for the | = Overseas Transportation | Score: R. H. E.} Grillers 010 012 000-4 11 2 Sox 400 300 00x—7 7 4 Company, Inc. Tnyes, D. Navarro and Rueda; | Diaz and M. Acevedo. Fast, Dependable Freight and Express Service O00 k In the second game, Esmond | . (Tarzan) Albury hit two safely, | MIAMI AND KEY WEST one good for a triple. Covington, | an the pitcher, also cracked a pair | of safe blows. Alse Serving AH Points On Florida Keys The other three Conch hits | Between Miami and Key West ° were garnered by Armando Ace- vedo, William Cates and Cyril Griffin. Express Schedale: The five hits Covington allow- | (NO STOPS EN ROUTE) ed the Bucs were produced by LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY Loe Davila, P. Garcia, C. Garcia, CEPT SUNDAYS) AT 6:00 P. M. Rodriguez and F. 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