The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 19, 1946, Page 6

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN SATURDAY, JANUARY 19, 1946 TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS | Big Time Tonight | PAGE SIX One-half ‘of the surface of the J ! moon has never been viewed by see 'Fine Service At |Best Of Meals SPORTS. Diamondball Swimming Track a Football Tennis Second-Half Of Winter League Opens, Monday games of the sec-, Parks to the hill and Sweeting Winter Softball pein the plates sar eala o n the nightcap, 21 aiders layed Monday jit have a battery of DeWitt } and will “Buster” Roberts and’ R. Garcia Daily News fand the Machinists will have in the opener,|Johnny Walker and “Cookie” nd Machinists in |Gomez. { vteap. | ‘The teams are evenly match- <pected the News: willjed. and’ the games promise to be itland Ar in the box and |avell- played and exciting. rost to do the receiving. Bomb- | Opening battle will get under- will probably send ‘Andy | wey at 7:30 o’clock. Baseball ° Basketball Golf bring toge ad B29 Raiders More Softhall Positions Reviewed By S pees See Ee Casa Cayo Hueso | The Casa Cayo Hueso, “The! Southernmost House” at 1400 Duval street, announcese in to-. day’s Citizen that they open their dining room and cocktail lounge daily at 5 o’clock and Sundays at noon, This very nice place to dine offers a choice «selection of sea foods, steaks as well as other good foods. Fré frozen vege- tables are thé many itéms'. on their menu which “is ‘changed daily. Casa Cayo Hueso is oper- ated by H. C. Ross, who also eaters to *parties, clubs, wedding and fratérnal organizations. sists and two errors; Labrada, si putouts, three assists and two er- rors; Jim: Albury, 20 assists, 12 putouts and five errors. SHORTFIELDERS—P. Machin, | 15 putouts, two assists and one error; Torres, 13 putouts, two as- and four erro’ vo putouts, no a: errors; R. Valdez, three assists and two errors; Garcia, four putouts, eight assists and two errors; Shepperd, two putouts, two assists and one er Lewis, 16 putouts, fiv sts and one error; C. Valde seven putouts, five assists and one error. LEFTFIELDERS — Carey, 12 putouts, one assist and one error; Guerra, two putouts, no assists, no! 13 assists and one error; J... Rob=' At Gulfstream Sunday dinner for the entire} family with full plates for al children at reduced prices is an- nounced in today’s. Citizen by the Gulf Stream Restaurant. Mr, I. Wiener who operates this fine | eating place also announces that the Snack Bar never closes. It is open 24 hours a day around the; clock, seven days a week and anything from /a hot or cold; sandwiehy to a hot eel may be)! had anytime. Fine Time at | Sugaloa Tonight) } Tonight Club Sugaloa offers! the fun loving public an oppor- | tunity to dance from 10 o'clock until 4. The music will be by the club’s. orchestra with George, John, Gus and Jack, who will do the vocals. Their announcement appears on the front page of to- ts,! day’s paper. A cover charge per -| person will be collected at the door. M Collough, nine putouts, four s and one error; Mickleber- 20 putouts, two assists and two errors; Bethel, eight putouts, no assists and no errors; B. Rob- erts, 19 putouts, nine assists and three efyors; Maigrat, seven put- outs, Sevén assists and no errors; s/errors; P, Villareal, eight pase Sturtz; three putouts, no assists. and one<error; Osterhoudt, seven | CITY SPORTS Every Type of Play DIAMONDBALL at Bayview Park Field (Night Games) MONDAY— 7:30—Miami B29’s. Daily ay re Raiders vs. Machin- frpav 7:30—VEW vs. 9: American” - Legion Sloppy Joe’s. BASKETBALL at High Schoo! Gymnasium (Night Games) ‘V TUESDAY— 7:00—Coea-Cola vs. Key West Transit Co. | 8:00—Lions vs. Convent Cubs.| in 1946 is expected to rach 252,-| 9:00—WKWF vs. Eartnquakers.| 900,000 gallons daily. | WEDNESDAY— ie 7:00—Miami Herald vs. Carbo-! nell’s Luncheonette. 8:00—High School Girls High School “B”’ Girls. 9:00—Divers vs. Dental Corps. } THURSDAY— 7:00—Sweeting’s Auto Service | mondball: vs. Lindsley Lumber Co. | 8:00—5t. Mary’s vs. Cubs, 9:00—Independents ‘Raiders. ASEBALL oz unicipal Stadia vs. News - vs. Holsum. Bread. vs. Convent | swimming. ae . pa? Col, “Oveta Culp Hobby a! At ‘Sloppy Joe’s | Houston, ‘Tex., former director of | — the WACs, born in Houston, 41! Sloppy Joe’s Bar offers music years ago. iby Tommie Thompson and. his Lieut. Gen. Millard F. Harmon band and a big time may be had born in San Francisco, 58 years by all at this popular spot. The ago. ; best drinks in town at popular Dr. Ernest C. Colwell, pregident | prices. | jof the University of Chicago,! The package goods department’ jborn at Halistead, Pa. 45 ‘years! announces special values. The 3 announcement is .on the front r. Robert D. Calkins of the! page. j , Columbia University School of | Business, “noted econdmist;: born ' at Lebanon,, Conn., #3 vears ag ‘Dr. Homer T: "Rainey, ex-presi- dent of the University of Texas, besa at Clarksville, Pex 50 years | este Edward’ “S.” Corwin “of: |Printeton,-eminent “teacher of | jurisprudence, born at Plymouth, ! Mich., 68.years ago. ‘Barrosa’s Orchestra. will _ do the honors at the dance to he held in the Cocktail Lounge of the Rainbow Room in the La | Concha Hotel tonight: This pop-! ular orchestra plays for dancing every weekday night at the La Concha. ae Ee STRAND THEATER PETER LAWFORD in “SON OF LASSIE” | Coming: . “Experimént. Perilous” | World production of pertoleum i ists, second game of the | Winter-Spring League. : q RECREATION Bayview Park—Tenhis, basket- | ball'and- handball eourts. Dia- Comfort stations. South Beach and Rest Beach— il Masonic. Patio—Shuffleboard. kk and: Rest Beach— Deepsea fishing, small boats. ese | -MONROE THEATER HUMPHREY BOGART in | "To Have and Have Not” mankind. | Subscribe Ww ‘she Citizen. PRESCRIBED FOR IN THE PAST 14 YEARS RAY BAN SUN GLASSES BAUSC & ia ame R. J. AL Y, : <a Office Hoiire: 9-12, iAdd; r 619 Bara eo i ee ered) | News 18) \ sunbite ftetnony. fewsrn. Spqettre Shorts: p} hai, Aroiie DEPARTMENT STORE’ Kev West's Largest Store. erts, seven putouts, «nine 1 eae | putouts, no assists and no errors. 10 putouts, | RIGHTFIELDERS—J. Arita: O. Cruz,/ eight putouts, no assists, no e irors; J. Walker, tw. putouts, one errors. jassist’ and no errors; A. Mira, CENTERFIELDERS--B. Bak-!four putouts, one assist and no er, one putout, no assists and one errors; “Pie Traynor”, four pu error; Pazo, one putout, o one assist and no. erro: sist, one error; Santana, ti r,| two ‘putouts, no assists nd_ no. errors. ae 1% ur errors; Higgs, 15: and one error: Maya assists and four er-{}NO assists and one e: one putout, two as: T writer today continiféss hi. re w of player pie | ari Ments in the first-half ‘of ‘the j putoutg, is Winter Softball League just end-/j rors. ed SHORTSTOPS--Rueda, 10 put THIRD BASEMEN—F. Sands,}outs, eight assists and four er- 11 putouts, 15 a: s and four er-|rors;.M. Lopez, nine putouts, 12 ; M. Hernandez, 11 putouts,|assists and three errors; Charles assists and one error; E. Al-| Albury, 14 putouts, 18 assists, bury, eight putouts, 15 assists,}five errors; Roman, 13 putouts, 15 five errors; P. Baker, 14 putouts, leeiste and two errors; Marsh, 13 14 assists and two errors; D. Per-|-putovts, 14 assists and four er- ez, eight putouts, eight assists,’ rors; Lucilo, 15 putouts, four as- fog aoe cf Win COLD PREPARATIONS Spring League. 3:30—Red Raiders vs. Machin-| 1:30-Red ‘Raiders 7. bet! 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