The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 19, 1946, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, i946 ’ Bones bs . j — ra W | a | ins 21-7; ~~ * ane - . | a ° + ° B29s In Triumph Peeve ont Wagner Muneriet | Im the first game of a double- ott Ceti header last night at Bayview Park the American Legion nine PRTIONAL LEAGUE stumped the Adams Dairy boys aawe j by @ score of 21 to 7. It was a a RL E | elese and well played game until =... 2% Hb pe seventh inning when the) Legion put together six walks, on a -_ wiough; Jud@d./tive hits and an error to score i © dere and Geminick./ a2 runs and cinch the game. At| | bat G. Lewis led the losers with @hree safeties and Hopkins and ae ow be = 4 = Ely. Villareal led the winners with | : , tw ch, In the field J. Lewis, wee Voe @ 7 0} two eac . wv. ~t lawenne: Schu.| F- Sands and A. Cruz led the * Kreus | losers while F. Tynes, Arango ne J. Villareal led the winners. Umpires—Goss, Garcia. Redrock Piche Se od Meh Game | Im the second game the B29} » RH. E.| Bombers edged out the Adams} « 6 @ © Lunch nine by a score of 6 to 5. It} 3% @ 1, was nip and tuck all the way wen end Lopes: Ber-jand in the seventh, Bombers Herring and An-| leading 3-2, the Lunch boys ral- | lied and scored three runs on jewo errors, a walk and a wild }throw to take the lead, 5-3. In | the Bombers’ half of the sevehth jthey scored three runs on three hits and an error to take the ' game, 6-5. J. Muia hit 3, Alonzo, jand Fernandez, 2 each for the Big Seven Bustin’ Out All Over |wimners, and C. Valdez, C. Heving, and C. Sweeting ac- by BEN TUK Jeounted for all of the Lunch- AP Now steatuses ime hits, one each. In the : . }@ield Fernandez, Alonzo and Rob- > ~ - the x Pipe sti. lerts played well for the .win- * Herry Hughes of Colo- | ¢'S and E, Sweeting, Meadow - A emt M College—whien | 2nd G Valdez for the losers. ' eee thet the Big noe @ trying to bust} Hue 1 f - J ae =" How hee Dicmmter Mughes, they t Colorado coaches, Umpires—Goss, J. Villareal. They Stand AMERICAN LEAGUE {| Chib— W.L. Pet. GB kat on “bigh-pres-) Boston 42.15 .736 k . snserwative | New York 3623 610 7 |} hoon } Ss years | Detroit 11 werted MARY | Washington 123 aif made no ef-|eeveland "438 «417 - P Hares 61. Louis 438 17 Weery of this attitude—end | Chicago 21 31 404 185 ! © end M&S tow standing in | Philadelphia 15 40 .273 26 | w= ooteemad gridizon pictuzs— — the eeest council is com- NATIONAL LEAGUE peiee fer the ouster @f | Club— ee GB. eget and appointment of @ [Brooklyn , 611 ow Geeeter whe will turn out (St. Louis 582 13 oom Biptime teams. regard- (Chicago 540 4 oe of methods Cincinnati 520 5 “ene «@ A. and M. is | Boston 463 8 on a postwar stirring | Pittsburgh 450 9 | gh ®m@ Seven confer-;New York 418 105 thew thall veputatian }Philadelphia 411 103 we pe been bounded by enero neve] nee Stns eetoredo ves! CITY SPORTS cipled Plimsou: the Big} | be tees of the] Sokindest |" DIAMONDBALL | C { Whe geagon and at Bayview Park | hellenge mighty ; (Night Games) unpeign to build a +THURSDAY— “ge that will reach | 7:30—B29's vs. Machinists. | the Mibsssenappi 9:00—V.F.W. vs. Adams Dairy. We are satucally interested | FRIDAY— | 7:30—B29's vs. Adams Dairy. i tullding the University of : 9:00—Machinists vs. American Coterede up to « better ne Gene! cating.” says Coach Jim | Legion. Yoousr. “We feel we have the RECREATION @ukiege of « good team and | | Bayview Park—Tennis, Basket- | went years prospects Seok 1) oi) and Handball Courts, Dia- | |mondball, Kiddy Playground, | | publetty department Confort Stations. “| ted at Colorado |” gouth Beach and Rest Beach— op toward greater recog- | swimming. | Gulf Dock and Rest Beach—| { Denver, sit Deepsea Fishing, Small Boats. wortemunded town) _ te fame will GM its 27,-! ence and will build a new <adwem for almost any | stadium. fowtball game, is lead- Brigham Young University. + te eopee! the Bis) says Athletic Director Eddie | , wim sehedule| imball, plans an expansion program “which eventually will | outh @ipde Mubberd wants | place us among the football | Owegeme minimum which | greats of the west.” BYU's oo qewe comieremee memtbers @ | 6,500-capacity stadium will be | henee te eehedule more im- | doubled this year and a field- | coreeetiewsl ee@etests with “big | house built for indoor prac- | flied tice. a & wertiee erte tack-} Athletic Director Dick Romney Dovveraty of Wyoming) of Utah Satte thinks “great wien ete ito football) progress will be made in im- = with em antbitious! proving football” in the Big t smeludes Mimme- Seven. His department has been | {given more funds, the coaching Mimnesata | staff will be enlarged and im-| name tb that * thing (© worry| provements are planned on the} ai) bids made to Fi Aig La ae ¥. lis ssoocct aadiax. | Advertisement. All bids must be! 728 United. funlaaecie Ge ees a ee ae teape building | There has been no talk of ex-| P.M as | ome at Wyoming i} pansion at Utah but Coach Ike “i FOR RENT OR SALE WANTED TO BUY T schoo! plans to| Armstrong is coming up in Sep- s cee Bicycles To Rent—Daily or weak ball scholarships |tember with a team that may be} ss : ly. B. & B, Cycle Shop, 822|China cabinet and large bird! eutly wyalieed by the confer-' the strongest in Utah history. | arenes, juni2,19.1946 Fleming St. may20-1mox cage. Call 382-W. junlg-3tx! | that priests used to tie the ends | (30) days th Don discus tosser. The big fellow from been getting 136 with the disc to win HELP WANTED . | APARTMENTS FOR RENT share of points. {om RESPONSIBLE POSITION stove. Available families PRAIRIE PESTS ARE oe living in substandard housing. DYING LIKE DOGS That Pays Income limit for admission, $2,- PUEBLO, Colo—(AP)—Pra-] “AA Wat rie dogs, long a pest to western Over $30 a Week (about $130 a farmers, are being warred on in | month) after 6 months’ training earnest. One colony estimated to ‘and experience in number 40,000 inhabitants has] TELEPHONE OPERATING 4 uf been wiped out by the Alpert : junla-3tx | ranch north of here. . . That's for a 40-hour week,|2-bedraom apartment, furnished. Poisoned oats are used, and and there’s opportunity to earm{ Phone 394 or 542-R. jun19-tf/ Aniei ne heilliant xel considerably more for overtime. by dyeing them a brilliant yel- work at time-and-a-half ROOMS FOR RENT jJow, the exterminators elaim . they get the birds to leave all Light i F rooms, the grain for the little rodents. wath” Su posi iy | They say birds dislike bright } 4) William Street. junil-18tx yellow. % 010.per annum. Apply at Rental | Office, Joseph Yates Porter Place, 7-G. i Furnished apartment, no chil-| dren, no pets, 818 Olivid St. BUT THAT'S NOT ALL Scheduled Pay Increases ~ Liberal Employe Benefits Vacation With Pay. Qcean front, coolest in town, run- Oh! ite ae ning water. Semi private bath, Investigate This Fascinati < A road - hog known for his sist etek nt 5} wwe at march, dacing aeonn, rw) determination never to be over- rent. addell. . jun19-3tx} taken was going at great speed TODAY! ps as one day when jhe heard an insis- tent “honking” behind him. He turned and saw, just on his wheels, a baby ear @riven by a wild-loaking individual. ‘Back he turned to his wheel, down went the accelerator pedal, and up rushed the speed indica- tor. Seventy—eighty miles an hour were touched, but still the hoot- ing continued. At last, worn out, the speed maniac slowed down and drew to the side of the road. “Come on, then, if you must pass,” he cried. “Pm sorry,” said the driver of the baby car, “but I’m hooked on.” Telephone Office Mrs. McDermott, Chief Operator i Subscribers National Voice. 1307, Petronia Street. juni7-1mox | SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE SALE and ‘TELEGRAPH COMPANY bless junl5-tf |p. and 3 - bedroom pungalows, furnished and unfurnished; i general small down payment, balance maintenance buildings. Steady| payable monthly. Johnson &| employment, good pay. Fred| Johnson, Phone 872. junl-tf Dion. Phone 1035. junt0-10tx Caretaker, experience, pany carries a full steck of ma-|for a runaway slave 3,000 years terials. We cut and thread pipe and take care of all serv-! ice calls. Phone 118, All-around beautician, steady or part-time. Apply Stell’s Beau- ty, 536 Fleming St. juni4-6t juni-tf LUGGAGE TRAILERS New, Factory Built All Steel Body, New Tires ALEXANDER Wanted—Couple to operate busi- ness on Florida Keys. Interest- ed parties write R. J. Bethel, Box 572, Key West, Fla. junl5-6tx Trust Her? Dinner was over, and the guests were discussing the trustworthi- SSUES EERE Two waitresses, good .opportun- ness of men and women. One ihe Aon aioke : . PUTCAMP-AL | man said: dee ay ernie Jefferson Duval and Division Sts., “No woman can possibly keep ee oP, vel Gt juni-tf | i junks-6tx a secret.” A woman sitting near immedi- ately replied: “Well, I have kept my age a secret since I was twenty-six!” “I’m sure you will let it out one day,” said the man. “I don’t think so,” answered the woman. “I’ve already kept it a secretifor fifteen years, and I’m sure I can keep. it forever.” Fishing boat, 425 feet long, and | skiff, valued ‘at $1,500. Sacri- | fice for $600, $300 cash, balance | monthly payments. Gulf Dock,! No. 18-E-325. Apply 504 Angela | Street. junl4-6tx MISCELLANEOUS Refrigeration sales and service. . Buaranteed. Mumford & Ross, 220 Duval st., phone 333. - Ease Cnn nanan, juni8-tf |'39 Plymouth, gaod , condition. | Phone 9195, Taxi Stand, Oppo- | site Sloppy Joe’s. panel TB | Campbell’s, 928 Division, phone 469. Keys made, locks repair-|__..-_-____+_ | ed, ete. junl-1mo 32 laying hens, $50.00. 1419 New-| The expression tying the knot, ‘{ ton Street. junl7-4tx | in reference to a wedding cere- mony, is derived from the fact Picture framing, diplomas, cer- tificates, photos. Paul G. Di-' Negro, 614 Francis St., phone 1197-M. jun6-lmox Spring chickens, young pullets, and cockrels, R.O.P. stock. White Rocks with pedigreed an- ; cestry. 730 Southard St. | junt7-3tx | of their stoles around the joined hands of bride ana groom. LEGALS For guaranteed plumbing work and repairs, call John Curry, 512 Margaret Street, phone 781. Give us a try on your next job. Free estimates. junl10-1mxo Portable radio, G.E. Good con-! * dition. 510 Francis St. I jun18-2tx | BEDS whom 2nd day o'clock Court fe Bottom fishing for business men and women, 2 p.m, till 6:30) p.m., Thursday only. Price, $3.00. Boat “Greyhound”, Gulf! Gasoline Dock (near ice plant).| We put you over fish—you catch them. juni1-8tx When in need. of a, good painter, » and decorator,, apply at. 728 United St. junl9-3tx KEY WEST GARDEN and LAWN SUPPLY announces the opening of its store, | located at 914 Fleming Street. We are able at this time to sup- ply the greatest majority of your needs. Open daily from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Phone 748-W at anytime for in- formation. We deliver. Owned and operated by Charles H, Wardlow and Kermit Lewin. junl7-10t Studio couch. Price $20. Apply | 612 Simonton St. (Mrs. Lea). | junl8-3tx rs of , Florida, will open the construction of 4 con- orth | | B ee ot the Mace Howard upright piano, good con- | dition. Large painted kitchen: cupboard. Apply 823 Fleming} St. jun18-3tx | ase. e bond or certified ‘Ven per cent. we Good news, brand new motor- cycles. See them today. Full price, $249.00. Putcamp-Alexander Motors Division and Duval Streets jund-tf after ‘the bid and the worl pidder and canno: ed without the p Board of County he mplete plans and spec be obtained from ence S. Higgs either roe County Court Ho: ‘ Mor ‘ommissioner | reet, Caladiums, palms, ferns, crotons, coleus, sultanas, poinsettias, poincianas, hibiscus, cactus, flame vines, many others. 1004 Southard St., Phone 1049-J. jun18-2tx r C nell S t to all bids made pur vertisement. All bid: rt June 11h, * Sawyer Clerk, Commiss: Monroe © For Sale—Used Electrolux vac- uum cleaner, good condition. | 2191946 i # FOR RENT See O’Sweeney. junis-3t NG FOR BIDS Ls r iff, | mar | > | RENT A CAR vith lee coal, Pormieaper bi] You drive. Late model conver- cycle, suitable man or woman. tibles and sedans. By day or Encyclopedia, electric fan. 59-1 week. inci i : PUTCAMP-ALEXANDER Poinciana Place after Monee Duval and Division Sts. | | For immediate sale—3-piece liv-; ing room suite, 1 New Home} sewing machine, 2 end tables, 1 Spinet leg desk, 1 floor lamp, jun1-tf “ottage to accommodate two peo- ple on South street, near South ptera. bond or certified Ten per cent, | nount of the bid) ‘Beach. ‘No children, no ani- | We i Re: bean Pathen thirty mals. Completely furnished. Saas Agta ener ara) 30) days after. the tance o! s, | the bid and the wor i a Cagis Phone cae se tresses, 1 chest of drawers, 1 | yneeeten eieneet ih ui junl5-4t) vanity table with chair, 1 Sim- | —— Efficiency cottages, all utilities Cs poet caac pee ee li mind one furnished. | Albury's Cottages.) guiding bed, 1 breakfast table || Higgs either 800 Simonton St. jun17-3tx ‘ with chairs, 1 folding ironing | beard, linoleum, dishes, kitch- |] en utensils, curtains, odds and | ends, First $150 takes every- nty Court House or "home a .|Two independent furnished hous-; es. Also an upstairs with priv- ate bath and kitchenette. Cheap. Commissior to accept or re. ject > pursuant this $5) dla -tand on home and and his Aid and Vigoro. Content of the} wife which is the wrong or right | fertilizers are 5-10-5, 4-7-5 andi ong of a cow for gettin’ milk |4-8-8, In stock is the new Hypone, | Opportunity is whamin’ on all known as the material to grow} sides—just one thing you gotta ints in water. It is used in the {Go to squeeze in the door — Hydroponic laboratories. Also black, white or bronze. Perspira- among the fertilizers is the well} tion is it. known Wizard sterilized sheep! ‘Yours with the low dewn, Manure. For your Gardenias re JO SERRA there is a large supply of Peat Moss and Gardenia Food. gardener is with the concern and People may call now and discuss ; their individual problems and we‘ will be able to do something for them. for the convenience of custom- ers to do their yards, the advertisement in this paper. Pepper’s Plumbing Supply Com-/ered at Thebas, offered a reward ago. Weston Master II exposure me- : ! i e e & i i Ff i i i i i A thirty-five year experienced ill work in the above fields. Experienced labor is on call” Store hours may be found in) The papyrus handbill, discov- PHOTO SUPPLY ter. $29.75. Evans Camera} Store, 506 Southard. 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LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAYS) at 9:00 o'clock A.M. and arrives at Key West at 5:00 o'clock P.M. FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY SERVICE FULL CARGO INSURANCE Office: 813 Caroline Street Phones: $2 and 68 ‘WAREHOUSE: Corner Eaton and Francis Streets