The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 9, 1946, Page 3

sect & PRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1946. Two Poorly Played Games |B Seen At Park Last Night| Vic ‘The two games of softball play- ed jast night at Bayview -Park were poor exhibitions of. the Inthe opener, Roy's Auto Parts nine gave the Adams Dairy out- overhauling and start in the second game against the Veterans of Foreign Wars but finally won out, 18-6. Vets scor- -ed six times in the very first in- ning and looked good for victory, but not another. VFW player — home plate from there on out, when the “work” was completed, had found 12 de- In ‘that six-run, first inning, noted, three -hits, four walks and two the “fixers”. .In oth- hit batsmen produced the mark- Roy's men won the. ers. 5. ._ |. ‘Legion wiped out that big lead Automen started out right in the second round when the first and scored Americans racked up 11 runs on in_ every ‘round, except the fifth eight hits, three bases* on: balls ;and three errors. Best hitters were Meador and: Three more Legionnaires cross- Solomon, with two safeties each ed home plate in the fourth on for the victors, and Al Cruz, with two singles and a home run by 2 like number for the losers. | Hopkins. Inthe field, J. Lewis, B. Villa- Leading batsmen were Rueda. real and Al Cruz were the stars Hopkins and Villareal, each with for the Dairymen, Solomon, Las-, two hits. a tres and Kerr for the Mechanics. | In the ‘field, Hopkins and Go- Meador, at first base, made nine mez were the best for Legion, putouts without an error. | Marsh, Acosta and Gonzalez for Score by innings: R.-H. E, ‘the Vets. Roy’s ___. 224 100 3—12 8 1/1 Score by innings: R. HH. S. Dairy — —- 100 210 2— 6 7 4 Legion .__.. 0411 30-—-18 12 1 E. Sweeting and Fleitas; Rosam ; Veterans _... 600 00—6 4 5 and F. Sands. F. Tynes and Gomez; Roberts, Home tun: B. Villareal; two-| Marsh and Roberts, Arango. base hits: Solomon, Meador;|. Home runs: Rueda, Hopkins; three-base hits: Lastres, Solomon; ' three-base hit: J. Ogden; two- struck out: by Rosam 1, by Sweet-'| base hit: Villareal; stolen base: ing 3; bases on balls: off Rosam ' Barber; struck out: by Tynes 5, 6, off Sweeting 5; hit by pitcher: , by Roberts 3, by Marsh 1; bases G. Sweeting 2, Fleitas, Haskins; | on balls: off Roberts 8, off Marsh umpires: Baker and J. Mira. 3, off Tynes 5; time of game: 1.20; jumpires: Joe Mira and Baker; American Legion had a bad | scorer: Aguilar. Announce Dates For Key West Golf Club Tournament Games Harry Knight, se cleraney sb Bob Spottswood and Norman chairman of the Key West Golf! Artman. Clwb, announced today that this Curry Harris and Bill Peloquin. month's matches will be played Clem Price and Sellers. en a team basis and not by in-| Robert Dillard and Fielden El- «lividual match play. The two! bertson. teams. will be the Blues, captain- “Pop” Londeree and Hartley ed by Jack Hayes, and the; Albury. Oranges, under the captaincy of| Francis Delaney and William Norman Artman. | Watkins. Play is to be between Wednes- day, August 21, and the follow- ing Wednesday, August 28. All! matches must be concluded with- in this time as the monthly din- mer will be on Thursday, August 29. Jovial: Jack Sellers, entertain-| .. ment chairman, will be in charge | ~~ : of the dinner arrangements, riot J, J. KirschenbaunY and Fred the place and time will ‘be.an-|Mathews. nounced bY him in Thé Citizen} Bascom Grooms and Horace at a later date. | O'Bryant. The two teams have been chos-; ‘The first-named pair of the en by Dr. Jack Hayes and Nor-: Blue team will opposed the first- man Artman and are as follov amed pair of the Orange team, ORANGE and’ so on down the listings of (@Norman Artman, Captain) | players on each outfit. BLUE (Jack Hayes, Captain) Gilmore Parks and Jack Hayes. Harry Knight and Alton Park. Tony Demeritt and Roy Dulion, Dr. Kemp and Paul Mesa. Charlie Smith and James Coop- er ye Monthly Standings Of Golf Players Listed By J. Lopez Standings of the Key West Golf %—. | ©lub members, as announced by! nt Professional Joe Lopez after «| Two Games Set compilation of a month’s play, re- | : veal Norman Artman in first po- | Th . sition, followed by Gilmore Parks HS Evening in second and Dr. Jack Hayes at. In the first game at 7:30 p.m. | the Daily News plays the Miami ; Herald and this game means third spot. Complete standings follow: 5. moswie eaenen plénty to both clubs. The Herald Dr "ake anes has lost two games, while the b Spottswood. } "| News has won jone, lost one. The Hans. er sie ¢ } Herald wants to break into the i Knight | win column, while the News Alton Park. | wants to stay in second Place, Clem Price. ' In the night-cap Delmonico Bill Peloquin. plays Griffin's Conch Gerden. If 10. Charlie Yates. | the Garden wins there will be il. Tony Demeritt. a three way tie for first place. If 12. Roy Dulion. ‘the Delmonico wins they will stay in first place. CITY SPORTS CIM woop 14. Dr. William Kemp. 15. Robert Dillard. 16. Paul Mesa, Sr. | 17. Fielden Elbertson. j 18. “Pop” Londeree. 19. Charlie Smith. DIAMONDBALL 20. Hartley Albury. at Bayview Park 21. Louie Pierce. | (Night Games) 22. Francis Delaney. TONIGHT— = 23. J. J. KirschenBaum. 7:30—Miami Daily News vs. 24. William Watkins. Miami Herald. Bei 25. Fred Mathews. 9:00—Delmonico vs. Griffin’s 26. James Cooper. Bar. 27. Bascom Grooms. —— 28. Horace O’Bryant. | RECREATION Bayview Park—Tennis, Basket- 29. Orvis Kemp. e : ball and Handball Courts, Dia- 30. Robert Dopp. The individual standings are | determnied by challenging and if | the challenger is victorious, the person challenged must-take the @ub standing previously held by ; the victor. Play must be for 18; holes and be played on the medal ! basis, not match play. | Mother And Daughter | ’ Return After Visits Mrs. Hilary Crusoe and daugh-' ter, Helen Marie, have returned t Key West after a visit of two! months with their daughter and, sister, Mrs. Pete White, in El Paso, Texas. { While away Mrs. Crusoe also | visited relatives in Californie,! Richmond and Tampa. ( mondball, Kiddy Playground, Comfort Stations. South Beach and Rest Beach— Swimming. Gulf Dock and Rest Beach— Deensea Fishing, Small Boats. 5 . Softball Standings CLASS A Club— W. L. Pet. Bottle Cap Inn 2 0 1.000 Bottle Cap Inn — 3 0 1.000 American Legion ~ 3 1° ..750 B29 Bombers 2 1.667 Flying Eagles. - 2 1 «667 Roy’s Auto Parts __.. 2 2 500. Adams Dairy .--.1 3 .250 Vets of Foreign Wars 1 3 .250 Square Deal Market .0 3 +000 Soletsinaritese-engtarrserareetatermetaat tite teeta a pei -*BOSTON RED SOX DE- r The Weather AS YANKEES TAKE A’S ‘#Y #20 has shown preference for Forecast - , Overseas duty. . ; Key West and vicinity: Mostly (By Assoriated Press) in Key West, ; De \s Ao er Sil Lacy L. Deloach, in change | “that Richard | noon through Saturday with local thunderstorms, mostly in early morning. Gentle to moder- partly cloudy to cloudy this after- | lyn Dodgers scored a 3-1 victory l yesterday against the New York ate variable winds. Florida: Partly cloudy today through Saturday with scattered thunderstorms in the afternoons: Chicago Cubs won 2-1 from the and evenings. x Cincinnati Reds, while the Phil- Jacksonville through the Flor- | adelphia Phillies broke even with. ida Straits and East Gulf of Mex-!¢he Boston Braves in a double ico: Gentle variable winds -to-pjji, Ben Chapman's Phils won day, tonight and Saturday. Partly |9-8 in the opening game but fell! cloudy weather with a few’ wide- | vietims in the nightcap, 6-7. : ly scattered thundershowers. Jacksonville to Apalachicola: | No small craft or storm warnings | Philadelphia Athletics and the have been issued. New York Yankees also won, 9-3, : ~ from the Washington Senators. Bob Feller’s slants shutout the dinals by two full. games as the Redbirds did not play yesterday. Report (Observation taken at 8:30 a.m,|Cleveland Indians, Feller allow- Eastern Daylight Saving Time. |img just one hit. City office.) enough, that lone safety was off Temperatures the bat of his old teammate, Frank Highest ‘yesterday - 91; Hays. It was not a solid blow— Lowest last night just a poorly hit pop fly that fell Mean oY in centerfield. 1 _ ga! Results and batteries of the Norma PRECIPITATION ~ “"; games yesterday follow: NATIONAL LEAGUE eis 2 ay boss oncing 1! At New York R. HE. | RELATIVE HUMIDITY eee Sak oy 1 83 % Lombardi, Casey, ‘anca and TOMORROW'S ALMANAC (Daylight Savings Time) © ; bard. Sunrise .. 6:59 am. At Cincinnati R. H. E. Sunset p.m.| Chicago _. Moonrise — 6:48 p.m. | Cineinnati 2 Moonset - . 4:41 am.| Borowy and Livingston; Gum> TOMORROW'S TIDES bert, Hetki and Mueller, Laman- no. High Pi le ba Tide At Philadelphia R. H. E.’ 8:57-a.m. 2:05 am, | Boston =p clin 8 14 0 10:32 p.m. Philadelphia 239 10.1 3:50 p.m. Boys And Girls. Enjoy Hayride Lee, Singleton, Barrett, John- son and Masi; Hoerst, Mulcahy, Donnelly and Seminick. AMERICAN LEAGUE | .. | At Boston RHE. A hayride afforded hilarious | philadelphia ome ee SEY fun for a group of servicemen and ; Boston _...... scien, OO junior. hostesses from the Duval; Marehildon and Rosar; Dobson Street USO Club last night. The | and Partee. ancient horse-drawn haywagon } At Chicago was loaded until it groaned and) Cleveland two cars took care of the over-, Chicago .. “0 14 flow of the enthusiastic party. | Fitter and Hegan; Grove, Ham- Miss Celia Rogan, USO Club} 2er, Hollingsworth and Hayes: assistant director, provided iced At Washington cokes and doughnuts and led in| New York = music and games at the spot Washington 3 : north of Rest Beach where the|_ Wright and Robi: , Niarhos; party ‘was held, Leonard, Wade, Masterson and ‘Those present included the; Guerra, Misses Elissa Moreno, Hilda Cas- | tillo, Louise Dredge, Lillian Wea- ver, Alice De Armos, Florence | Sawyer, Betty Johnson, Ondina | Pita, Elayne Albury, Ann Ovide, | NATIONAL LEAGUE Gloria Acevedo, Claudina La Fe, | Teatas— wW.L. Pet. G.B. Vilma La Fe, Alice Acevedo, and | Brooklyn —.... 63 40° .617 the president of the Junior Hos-{St. Louis _. 60 41 594 2 _ tesses, Rose Curry. | Chicago - 5446 540 7%} Servicemen who went on the | Boston .... 50 51.495. 12 ride were James Owens, Sic; | Cincinnati 48 52.480 13% | Lawrence O’Conner, Sic; Charles | New York .. 47 56 456 16 | Kanagy, S2c; Al Hunt, USN; J. | Philadelphia 4352 430 18%} C. Turpening, S2c; Jack Hern- | Pittsburgh — 38 60 388 22% don, S2c; Ralph Hogle, S2c; Pfc. | AMERICAN LEAGUE In the American League, the H Boston Red Sox won 4-3 from the ! ~ Key West, Fla, August 9, 1946, | Chicago White Sox 5-0 for the} Tronically ; Edwards; Koslo and Cooper. Lom- | Hfow They Stand | in, having ‘served four years and six' months with Company F of ‘the ‘15. In- NEW YORK, Aug. psa ‘World ‘War II veteran, fantry. Underwood, though a Giants to lead the St. Louis Car. | Fesident of this city, was born in Union City, Tenn. SNR NTSIDE Sic HONORE, NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION ‘OF PARTNERSHIP Notice is hereby given that the pattnership lately existing between Bon L. azelwood and Gurdon Wolfson, under the firm name of TROPICS CLUB, located at 700 Di Street, Key West, Florida, Ss dissolved on the 7th day of D. 1948, by mutual con- at Key West, Florida, this of August, A. D, 1946. sd) BON L. “HAZELWOOD 1) GURDON WOLFSON aug9-16,1946 { } NOTICE UNDER Fi 'TIOUS NAME ST! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to en- gage in business under the fictiti- ous name of “Key West Taxi,” 509 Fleming Street, Key West, Florida, intends to register the said ficti- tious name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Monroe County, | Florida, | Dated July 18, 1946, | CARL, CURRY, Sole Owner. jul 19-26; aug 2-9 1946 | 2 UNDER FICTITIOUS } NAME STATUTE | NOTICE iS HEREBY GIVEN that | the, undersigned, desiring to_ en- {gage in business under the _ficti- tious name of “Southernmost School of Beauty Culture,” 523 Southard | Street, Key West, Florida, intends to register the said fictitious name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Monroe County, Florida. Dated August Ist, 1946. THEODORE NESS, ESTELLE NESS. 1 Sole Owners. | aug 2-9-16-23, 1946 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT: OF ‘THE | 2TH SUDICTAL CIRCUIT OF | FLORIDA, AND pa 9 MONROE i UNTY. CHANCERY. D. WILSON, ¥ Plaintiff, vs, v >] | LYLE CLEVELAND WILSON, } fendant. NOT! TO APPEAR | THE OF THE STATE | OF FLOF (To: MR. LYLE CLEVELAND ' Lucy Franklin Avenue, White Plains, New York. | You will please take notice that LUCY DD. WILSON has instituted suit for @jvorce against you, and ve are hereby required to file an Dpearance in the ‘above-styled ‘ourt and cause with the Clerk ef ‘aid court at the Monroe County. urthonse at Key West, Florida, on or before the 4th day of Se} tember, 1946; Otherwise, the allega- ios of the bill of mplaint will aken as ssed by y ted this a; L ROSS C. SAWYER, } Clerk of the Cireuit Court, \ Monroe County, Bienes, By \(sd) FLORENCE &. SAWYER, | Deputy Clerk. | aug 2-9-16-23, 1946 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED | House ‘Bill No, 1862 | NOTICE IS’ HEREBY GIVEN, that Claude Gandolfo, the holder of | the following certificates has filed | Said certificates for a tax deed to be |fssued thereon. ‘The ceftificate ; numbers and years of issuance, the }deseription of the property, and | the names in which it was assessed are as follows: Certificate Ni i No. 2. | Year of Issuance 1944. |, Deseription of P: 4Sq 6 PP-282 K 790, as recorded in Monroe ecords, Wm. R, win Z said property being in the County of Monroe, State of Florida. Untess such certificate or cer- Frank Creekmore; Billy. Howar: Teams— W.L. | Pet.» G.B.} j ee SereURe denaioed Fle; W. A. Bennett, MoMM2c; | Boston 75 31 = ~.708 | in sueh certificate or certificates Corporal Johnnie Miller; Jimmie |New York .. 6043 583 13% | Rr me sold to, the hi le: Wiggins, S2c; Floyd A. Holland, ; Detroit __.. 58 44 569 15 first Monday In the month of Sep- Sle: Duis “hoon, $82c; Ivanhoe |(Washingion 6252 600 22 Tittus Lessman, MM3c; Bobby Cham-jCleveland — 5055 476 241%|_ Dated this ist day of August, bers, Slc; George P. Bains, Slc;|St. Louis —.. 4657 447 27%) nit) ROSS C. SAWYER, Frank Sanders, S2c; Odell Cov-| Chicago 45 60 429 29%} Clerk of Circuit Court ell, S2e; Bob Fisher, Sic, and} Philadelphia. 30.74. 288. 44 gt, Monge € pSorias Corp. Johnny McDowell. . | Rev. Yelton Will | Conduct Course Rev. J. C. Yelton, | a mission study course on the| book, “Thus It is Written”, by Henry Cornell Goerner, profes-| sor at The Southern Baptist} Theological Seminary, Louisville, Ky., and a personal friend of Rev. Yelton. The Young Woman's | Auxiliary has chosen this book} and their teacher, and will follow | the schedule below in completing | the study: ! 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USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN SUNDAYS) at 12:00 o'clock Mid- night and arrives at Key West at 6:00 o‘clock A. M. Local Schedule: (Stops At All I spent in study—Church Annex. | Friday night, Aug. 17, from 7| to 8 p.m.—Church Annex. All the young people of the} church and especially servicemen | intermediate Points) are invited to enlist in the cour: LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (EX- and especially to have lunch as} CEPT SUNDAYS) at 8:00 o'clock A. guests of the Y.W.A. Sunday | M. and “ihe at Miami at 4:00 o’- ngon. | clock P.M. , LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (EXCEPT YOUNG PEOPLE PLAN SUNDAYS) at 9:00 o’clock A.M. and . arrives at Key West at 5:00 o'clock CHURCH OPEN ese P.M. Tonight at 8:30 p.m. the young, people of First Baptist Church] hold open house for servicemen.) Table tennis, songs, games, and refreshments go together to make} everybody happy. All young peo- ple cordially invited. 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