The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 15, 1946, Page 4

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" #AGE FOUR Yankees Defeat WSHEEMLIOL. hers Blast a “THE KEY WEST CITIZEN four, five and six were all Jan- iro’s rounds, but in round eight _ How They Stand |Ohioan Pounds Lopez 3 Floridians In Golf Event (By Associated Press) CLEVELAND, Browns, Chisox Trim Red Sox (By Associated Press) NEW YORK, June 15.—All gemes played iti the major leagues yesterday were under the arcs. In the junior circuit, Boston Red Sox lost their second straight as the Chicago White Sox pound- ed out a 9-5 win. New York Yankees won over the St. Louis Browns as their eee, pitcher, Chandler, allowed enly one run to the Yankees’ six. yesterday over the tional Open. of 163. row, of Bradenton. Washington Senators ldést to the Detroit Tigers, 6-2, and Philadel- phia’s Athletics won over the In- dians of Cleveland 5-3. In the senior loop, only two games were played, with Chicago Cubs scoring an easy 5-1 victory over the Brooklyn Dodgers and DIAMONDB. at Bayview Park Trailing | - June 15.— Joseph Lopez, Key West Golf club professional scored an 81 Canter- bury course here in hte Na- Coupied with his first day score of 82, gives him a total Lopez now trails three oth- er Floridians, and is nine strokes away from the lowest- scoring Floridian, Lloyd Spar- V hhh esdheuabeuheuhed CITY SPORTS Vets, 10-3; NOB Machinists Win In the first game of a doubles header at Bayview Park last night, the NOB Machinists la the Adams Lunch boys by a score of 16 to 4. Hancock, hurler for the Machinists, handcuffed the Lunchmen and held them to four _|Scattered hits. Hancock aided his own cause four tries. That hitting was, the “tops” for his team. Sterling and McCarthy poled}Cincinnati Boston . For the losers, G. Valdez, ‘Mea-! Pittsburgh. dor and Herring played well, and;New York | Philadelphia 3.28 4.391 {OPA PRICE PANEL SETS MEETING FOR, JUNE 20 Next Session or the OPA price control panel Will be conducted three each. for the victors, Hancock, Sana- tana and Sterling played well. _ VFW 3, B29s 10 In the second game, the B29 Bombers defeated the VFW by, a score of 10 to 3. VFWs were held to three hits NATIONAL LEAGUE *Club— Boston New York Cleveland Philadelphia (i Chicag: AMERICAN LEAGUE Club— by slapping out four hits in [Brooklyn St. Louis Pennsylvanian In Ring Battle (Special to The Citizen) NEW YORK, June 15.—Tony W. L. Pet. eS sie 3b See! .. 33 22 600 29 24 = 547 28 24 == 538 22 30 =.428 22 32° .407 19 30 | .387 -288 GB 9 124 13 19 20 205 26 slugged Chuck Taylor of Coal- port, Pa, in a featured main | event eight-round welterweight bout at Madison Square Garden here last night. The game Taylor absorbed | considerable punishment, but was in. there fighting to the end. In the first round, Taylor led with a series of left jabs, while Janiro countered a few times. Taylor’s rourid. Second round was all Janiro’s as ‘he outslugged Taylor, and his in-fighting and counter punches hurt Taylor. Round three, Taylor rallied and scored repeatedly’ but tired as Janiro drove’ hard blows to the ae W.L. Pet. 620 580 553 521 “469 457 A412 GB 5 Janiro of Youngstown, O., out-|* _Taylor rallied again and would not back down as he swarmed | of t ever Janiro, but even in this | Boke round Janiro shook Taylor. The decision for Janiro-. was unanimous. Ray Miller was ref- eree. BARGAIN IN FLORIDA KEY PROPERTY FOR SALE To close out the Estate of Julius Leslie Wood; deceased, 1 : will accept any reasonable offer for the following lands on the Florida Keys: [ieee aay | SOUTHEASTERLY POINT OF LONG KEY, 296 acres, : having approximately 1 mile ocean front and extending te waters of the Bay. . FAT DEER KEY, 104 acres, having approximately one and one-half miles ocean front. the Boston Braves, with curveball June 20 in room 220, federal face. (Night Games) TUESDAY— 7:30—American Legion Adams Dairy. 9:00—B29’s vs. Adams Lunch. THURSDAY— 7:30—B29’s vs. Machinists. 9:00—V.F.W. vs. Adams Dairy. FRIDAY— 7:30—B29’s vs. Adams Dairy. 9:00—Machinists vs. American Legion. RECREATION Bayview Park—Tennis, Basket- ball and Handball Courts, Dia- mondball, Kiddy Playground, Comfort Stations. South Beach and Rest Beach— Swimming. Gulf Dock and Rest Beach— Deepsea Fishing, Small: Boats. BROADWAY CIGAR STORE 610 Duval St. COMPLETE BASEBALL SCORES Received Daily by Leased Wire Popular Brands of Cigars and Cold ’ Soft Drinks while the Bombers blasted out Taylor was badly hurt, and nearly went down. Rounds 1) BOOT KEY.,134 acres fronting on Boot Key Harbor. NORTH ONE-HALF LONG POINT KEY, 48 acres. ap- proximately one and one-half mile bay front. artist Sain pitching, were v\c- torious 4-1. Results of the night games: American League Boston BR Ws Ss | Chicago 910 0 Harris, Klinger, Johnson, Ryba, Brown and Wagner; Grove, Hol- lingsworth, Caldwell and Tresh. New York pagans Fo ee 3 St. Louis ee es) Chandler and Robinson; Mun- erief, Kinds: and Schultz, Helf. Washington ona ee Detroit “4 '<6 Heefner, Scarborough, Piere@ii and Evans; Trucks and Tebbetts. Philadelphia rhinitis SS Tako a Gleveland - 3.9 0 Fowler, Harris and Rosar; Reyn- ojds, Krakaukas and Hayes. National League Ghicago Se Brooklyn 1 a2 Passeau and McCullough; Lom- bardi, Mettar, Behrman, Sand- lock and Anderson. Cincinnati oonnttan OND lies Boston Gras 2 Blackwell, Malloy and Larnan- no; Sain and Masi. nine. building, it was announced to- For the B29s, A. Alonzo and’ D; , day. : Roberts poled two each. Acos-[{ ta, E. Wells and J. Mira apa | ed for all of the Vet hits. In the fieid, Alonzo, Vidal’and |* Fernandez played well for the} Bombers, J. Mira, Mansk and L.} Castro for the Vets. vs. “MAKE IT A MILLION Le Therefore, sealed bids will be received by the Adminis trator up to twelve o'clock noon June 26th, he reserving the right to reject any and all bids. Legal description of the said lands may be secured from the undersigned administrator. HERE’S TRAVEL, ADVENTURE =: YOU 1 i oad — seei: have joined already. —— may never po MAKE ITA MILLION! otherwise — is just one ad- Full facts are at your near- vantage of enlisting inthe est Army Camp or Post, or new R Army. Over U. S. Army Recruiting three-quarters of a million Station. . ; Strand Theater LORETTA YOUNG in “And Now Tomorrow” Coming: “Bring On the. Girls” r a BEEBE ' ARORA NER tin, BR Monroe Theater . BETTE DAVIS in | “The Corn Is Green” News - Sports - Shorts (Every Tuesday Spanish Picture) J. Otto Kirchheiner, Realtor, Administrator of the Est. of J. L. Wood, 919 Whitehead St., Key West, Florida. ‘SAVE A LIFE—GIVE to the FOOD DRIVE A GOOD JOB FOR You U. S. Army CHOOSE THIS FINE PROFESSION NOW! U.S. Army Recruiting Station 212 POSTOFFICE BLDG. KEY WEST Open Daily 8:30 to 11:30 am 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Closed Saturday Afternoon “Shown Exclusively at Rubin Appel's” Swedes To Use Iron ___ For Sports Medals STOCKHOLM. — AP — The Swedish Athletic Association board has decided that medals for Swedish champions in all sports for the next year will be made of iron insead of silver. The saving in cost, which is ex- seted to run as high as $1,200, } Tr be donated to help mercnn'sd guffering children, ~~" “SAVE A LIFE=GIVE TO THE FOOD DRIVE” AAAALAAALAAMABAAABBAABBABAAABABABADS PEARLMAN’S, Inc. “THE STORE OF: QUALITY“ The Largest Exclusive LADIES’, MISSES’ ana CHILDREN’S Store in Key West __ We Close at 1 o'Clock Every Thursday New Things Arriving Almost Daily at Pearlman's A Complete Assortment of PRACTICALLY EVERYTHING for LADIES, MISSES and CHILDREN including Household Items CAN BE HAD HERE! A Complete READY TO WEAR STORE with the season's, = /* newest in “Qf! sses, Play — Suits, Swim Suits, Beach Coats, Shorts, AS APPEARING IN JUNE GLAMOUR JUNIOR ORIGINALS You've been framed and you'll love it when you see the shameless flattery of off-the-shoulder necklines, keyhole neck- lines, U-necklines ... all so ‘new, all so artfully designed to make pretty faces prettier this summer? Doris Dodson’s SENORI- TA, two-part drama star- ring adjustable bloomer sleeves for a changeable neckline. Striped sheer- ing in Black with Blue, $ Pink, or Gold. Sizes: F/US 0 vcccccctec Ori Oe Illustcation Shown to the Left Doris Dodson’s ANGEL CAKE, a two-piece con- fection complete with lace. Bustle-drape in back, peplum in front, and a curvacious skirt. White Lonsdale pique. Sizes: 7/15 $14.95 Illustration Shown to the Right Our Collection of Junior s i Short Sets, Slacks, Slack DRESSES is Sparkling Breathless Medeme. art gallery abstract, Renoir’s fantasy-colored block-and like an Suits, Skirts, Blouses, etc., in a large var- iety of styles, all at popular prices, A Complete SHOE DEPARTMENT with the largest showing of Shoes for Ladies, Misses, . Children and Bigger Boys A LARGE DEPARTMENT of ; BABY THINGS Including Gift Items Bring your Baby “List” to our } Underwear Is Scarce but we have a large assort- ment of SLIPS from size 32 to 52... also NIGHT Store. You'll find almost GOWNS and PAJAMAS anything you want. Get the Habit of Shopping at PEARLMAN’S PVF IVI OVO IV FOC CCC CCCI SCT CCC CC CCC CE YT) Headquarters for FLEXEES and BESTI A New Shipment of Tailored, Lovely LACE-LADENED Our SPORTSWEAR Department Features SWIM SUITS Through and Through i with Style Notes You'll see them featured apne in Vogue, Harper's, Mademoiselle, Bazaar and Others "ORM. Brassieres in TEAROSE and WHITE by Catalina and Flexees SLIPS Also 2- and 3-Piece PLAY SUITS BLOU SES Tailored or Dressy Type TODDLER: Hot Weather Items for the $2.70 up SUN SUITS - PINAFORES - SWIM TRUNKS and Many OTHER ITEMS RUBIN APPEL’S ‘We Close Every Thursday at 1 o’Clock | scroll print on Breathless, Ponemah Spoven* summery of a fabric. Belittled waist, bowed neckline. New Shipment of LOVELY COOL DRESSES COTTON _ New Shipment of Cool DRESSES ARTEMIS "siteret SLIPS Satin $260 Up of Peekaboo Mesh Summer 8 ~~ New Shipment of BEACH WEAR and Play Clothes It includes many Nationally Known Makes 1- and 2-Piece PLAY SUITS, SUN SUITS and Other Wanted Beach Thin SHOE ’ New Showing of STYLISH SHOES J for Summer on Any & All Occasions with LOW and HIGH HEELS for DRESS. STREET and SPORT WEAR for MISSES, LADIES and CHILDREN Shoes of All Wanted Colors—Sandals with Leather Soles BROWN and WHITE SPECTATOR PUMPS and OXFORDS with Military Heels Just Received WHITE PUMPS and TIES by Miracle Tread APPELROUTH’S QED We Will Close at 1 o'Clock Every Thursday _ Sa

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