The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 8, 1943, Page 3

} MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1943. AP Features LY a year age Dolores Moran, film. starlet, was Resing for bathing suit. a r—and. not tae. geace-.- fully. Bvt a year in Hollywoed can make a big: dite . @s witness Dolores’ newest: picture. ot the tight—glamorous enough te make even, Ann: Sheridan. jealous. Looks like Ann. too. doesn't she now? Saaeceaneeenecemmemenineness=— FOLLOWING THROUGH By. E PEDRO AGUILAR RRR EI LSE \\Poday we continue the base- ball review of activities in Key West. since the late 1880's until the present time. i Our review has covered actiwi- ties here up until late Augus' of 1939, We continue. from there. On August 26, 1939, Joe (House) Casa, it was announced, was leading the pitchers of tho local. baseball league, with Rob- ert Bethel close behind. Both were members.of the: champion Key West Conchs. Each had won. two games and lost none, ‘but Casa had struck out 17 to 11 for Bethel and had allowed only five hits to 18 Bethel gave up. Casa walked) five batters and Bethel issued only four bases on balls. Bethel worked on the mound 24 innings to 16 for Casa. M. Griffin and Dickey Na- varro, won, one. and lost none. Lucilo Gonzalez won three and lost one. + Harry (Bubber) Wickers also ‘) won three and. lost one. | .\Puby Carbonell pitched in the H most games, 51 innings, He ») struck out?30* and *issued® “they most bases on balls, 13. He also! * gave up the most base hits, 46.! Puby won two and lost three. | g Wickers was touched for 44 jj safe blows and the batters got td Gonzalez for 42. On August 29, 1939, the To- mato Baseball League was_or-} | ganized by M. Sanchez. First ) games were played that day at the Navy Field. Results: Club— ty * iga Teresita e —— 1010 4 Martinez, Garcia and Sanchez; M. ‘Tynes. and Hopkins, Club— R. HE. 10 .4 } Ghon. li Poo Ratons On. August 30, 1939, the Tro-| jans downed the Key West Conchs, 11-6, with a seven-run uprising in the eleventh in- ning. Young Jack Cates, brother of the famous William Cates, start~ ed on the mound for the Conehs’ and held on until th | wen Robert Bethel Cates had held the three runs, one in the first and} two in the second. Conghs tied the score in the third with’ }a} three-run rally and the count remained knotted until the fatal eleventh. Both clubs scored a run in the tenth. “Cates allowed eight of the 16 hits the Trojans piled up. The Conchs made a gallant try in their half of the eleventh but were held to two runs, Mario Hernandez of the Tro- jans poled four safeties and Clayton Sterling added _ three, more. Davila and Dickey Na- varro got two each. Cyril Griffin collected a pair of safeties for the losers, J. Carbonell, M. Hernandez and Domenech for the. winners, Armando Acevedo, Cates, Machin, and Villareal for the losers were outstanding on the fieldy Score: ) RY H. By Trojans 000 000 ETS614 26: 6 Conchs {03 000. 000 6 8 5 SECRETARY PERKINS PLANS By ADELAIDE KERR AP Features: Writer { Frances Perkins" ideas’dn fight-| img-freedom from watt go a long ‘ond the expansion. of so-! mes which she.,proposed cegently in.a speech :at New York's} Then Hal ‘In her speech she presented a! preview of a broadened Aocial se- curity. plan as part of the fight for} freedom from want. The expand-| ed the plan would liberalize old age assistance, extend unemploy- ment beneftis and provide against loss. of earnings. from ill health; and disability, as well as piovide| other henefits.. It would be paid} | for by a ten: per eent.contribution | from, payroll shared. equally by {employes and. employers. And; Uncle Sam would help. after the plan has been functioning for ten} years. \" Migs Perkins said that the ex-/ panded plan would soon be laid be- | fore President Roosevelt, And she indicated that if put into action soon, the plan might prove help- ful in combating the problems of a post-war era when thousands from. war, and wartime industrial | workers must find peacetime jobs. | POST-WAR SECURITY more gruesome aspects, But there} is a lot more to be done: “First, improvemest of agri- | cultural methods and distribu- | tion the world over, so that the | Peoples of the world may feed themselves, “Second, the development of scientific methods of manufac- ture and distribution of goods. “Third, a revival of world | trade,so that people can ex- change what they have for what they need.” Nobody needs to tell Frances Perkins that those ideas rpesent thorny problenis, But when th comment is made, she counter: with this: “Economics is not like the law of gravity. It is man-made. We used to call this field of human knowledge ‘political economy.’ Then we called it politics as though | it were akin to dynamics. It should be called ‘moral economy’ in which man exercises ; his: judg- ment.” Miss Perkins referred to the old belief that inflation .was,an un- avoidable adjunct of. war and Pointed to the fact that we ‘are of job-seeking men come home! now in the midst of a battle ta} combat inflation. “When I was.a little girl,” she THE KEY WEST CITIZEN.. GLAMOR GIRLS TAKE A BEATING By ROBBIN COONS Uy Ansaciated, Press) HOLLYWOOD, Mar. 8.—Ever since Jimmy Cagney squashed} Sometimes I think screen a grapefruit in Mae Clarke’s face|'writers must hate glamor and like | in “Public Enemy” a dozen years| ta see it take a beating, either | #go, there have been recurring} from the hero or the plot. | eyeles of movie violence against; There was John Garfield on the! | women, ‘set of “The Fallen Sparrow” the! | Cagney, who doesn’t go around! other day—shying from a scene} | squashing grapefruit im anybody's! in which he had’to strike Patricia | face and is about as chivalrous a} Morison, } Bent as you'll ever meet, heard} “I don’t. think a man should hit | plenty from this one venture inte. a woman, on the screen or any- | movie-squashbuckling. Indignant} where else,” said Johnny. “I never} | fans wrote in, especially from the | hit a dam¢ in my whole life. | shad thought up the scene, with no help at:all fram.a-scroon writer. oe 8 | thave to decide | how to pull a punch. I can’t act that! way. If I have to hit Pat I'll have ; to hit her hard, It’ll hurt her jaw.” When Patricia joined in insist-| ing, Garfield assented—but with! the proviso that they shoot the scene twice, once minus the slap, letting him merely fling her away from him. The preducer, studio executives and the Hays office will which is used. Garfield was hopeful to slug a man in a tough boy Garfield, Golden Gloves champ, oe e a former! Glamor-hating writers have pitched heartily into Claudette Colbert, Veronica Lake and | Paulette Goddard. In “So Proudly} | South, just as if Cagney himself’ “Another thing, I don’t know | We Hail” they're dirty, tattered | cozy fireplace at home. 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We Hollywood 000 000 000—0 6 6) couldn’t have lived in small houses Trojans Ives and Holland; Wickers and } Joe Navarro. {a rebel against the ‘dictates of | fashion, too. Fashion, she says: In the second game that day,; “change your hat style every few the Key West Conchs also won’ months.” by a shutout, blanking the Pi-! Miss Perkins doesn’t. She wears rates, 3 to 0. ja three-cornered tricorn, year in Little Lucilo . Gonzalez was; and year out. too much for the Bucs as he; I asked her why. And she told scattered eight hits. me. George Washington. Malgrat! “My face is widest at the cheek did a good mound job for the Pi-| bones and tapers at the chin. It’s rates but the Conehs hit when) not easy to find a hat which be- it meant runs—that was the dif-' comes it. When I was a little girl ference that mean, victory. j my mother used to buy me three- Score: R, Hy. 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Ives held the locals. to. five hits. but six miscues by his team- mates brought about his down. fall, coupled with the six-hit Pitching of Harry (Bubber) Wickers. Trojans played the game in new suits of solid red. Ingals hit three safely to lead the hitters, Earl Adams, a staunch Trojan a com- plete meal. oT keep the ie using. reg vents rusting. 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