The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 27, 1946, Page 3

Game [Key West Golf Buss. Get - |Naval Submarine: Bas Together For Food, Fun Defeated By Raiders, 4t03)- | Red Raiders nosed ou Ne — Club. * “ val Sub Base, 4-' y . . mass ae eh helt HS) EES ORIENT TO: | oan in a gee sat shart. oe monthly dinner last night at the rnoon in ame x South Beach Restaurant and Pa- OPEN TOMORROP = cight. innings because of rain. vilion. Lee’s Orient, the only authentic; . Charlie Albury, who went: the The affair was well-attended | Chinese restaurant in Key West, | route for the Raiders, pitched and ‘and an informal atmosphere pre-| reopens for the season at noon} batted his team to victory. He vailed throughtout the evening. | tomorrow. | singled twice and scored both @m.| Humbert Mira, Bill Curry, Bob}. The restaurant has been redec-) times from third base daa en ere Knowles, new members, were orated in Oriental.style and pre-/ Pitches. Albury, with the help} : ealied on individually for a'sents a fine appearance. The | 0f good support, scattered seven ' SEPT. 27, 1936 48% | “Speech” and each do so in cred- shadow. boxes in the wall were | hits, struck out three and walked 4 29 | itable fashion. | personally executed by Miss two. Hewitt, who went the route} Bonds to obtain’ a loan frotti| Garcia were: : a —— Louise Lee. She did a beautiful for the Navy, was touched fora| tne Public Works Administra -| ing by Encique "Eg 7 Delaney vs. Dution job in reproducing Chinese ' like number of safeties “and is-' tioy for the construction. of ae There was a “running battle”! scenes. , sued a free pass. proposed Overseas Highway. §4% | between Roy Dulion and Francis! Lee’s Orient will seve com- | Raiders scored in the first in-' pridges were validated this Delaney | plete Canton-style dinner, also, ning when Cates singled to cen-' morning by Judge Jefferson Bi ting in Cleveland, The “argument” centered’ American-style dinners, and both} ter, and went around on Baker’s Browne, presiding. in circuit, eetasees = G.B. around the question as to who Chinese and American dishes a | triple to right. They added aN- | court. jae ed fram’ ond 25 " could gain the floor the most..la carte. The prices on theirj,other run in the third when Al-} ’ Delaney was up more often than: menu are quite moderate. bury’ singled, stole second, and lenry : ro 4% Dulion but Dulion was less re-; The restaurant will cater to} scered on a wild pitch. oo picketing sid tee Mrs. /Ani Will as te 434 Wwetant to give up his talks on’ parties, weddings and organiza-} The Navy tied it up in the| Bridge District, who-had been|{turned to Key West following 427 the very important subject of tions’, business men’s and wom-| fourth when Bloodworth, Navy! in Key West to appear in cirenit week. to S0hent: #2 = as POR tenements aes ee homer with} court in connection with the vali. | eir announce! : i we in ation. ii bonds, rned Citizen * Explains agen 3 Speco in The Citizen today. oe fifth, trend en ‘Albury oes —— ‘ sere rare esc sig ae tig joy, as advertised, addressed | Tea ee opened the frame with a single, ’ ¥ i * the club and told how -he and CLUB 116 OPENS | stole:second, went to third on an| wins tq qMalone, former I poe reongryecn. rE Louie Pierce had fallen in, an DAILY AT SIX} infield out, and scored on a witd| Wiliam A Mane emer {d'ceat her female / jupestedinner-match to Horace} Club 116 at Greene and Mitz-| pitch. ‘They tallied apother ing MAYO" ot ety ee eae ee ee sid. cumilee ame cr CeaOn os O'Bryant and John Kirschen-' patrick streets, opposite the West-|.the sixth when Hernandez hom- from this dis ah ae pas f girls'.” ad . baum. rae ‘ern Union, opens daily at six for'] ered with nobody on. residing in Or! nie nye if me. Dulion “forgave” Kirsch, but the entertainment of folks who} .Navy desperately attempted to| 82¥-Writing contest »in that <idy, to his dear friend, Horace, there ' enjoy going to the better kind| knot the count in the eighth but | according to a story\ in . was no un-complimentaty remark | 4¢ pleasure ‘palaces. vas limited to a lone marker. | Jando Sentinel, oF in his repertory that he did not; yore is a night spot where} Thulin opened the eighth with an aiih x } f use against the Professor. —_ | everyone can have a grand time. }.infield hit, was sacrificed to sec-|_ Miss. Mamie Roberts, who chad ‘Why, exclaimed Roy, the | Jimmie is at the piano to play} ond, went to third on another! been visiting in Miami, returned | man uses ‘psychology’. On Num- | your favorite tunes. single and scored on an infield} yesterday. i ond 1, ne Pag SAPO ee he big | The atmosphere at Club 116 is; out. 5 a) tee 7 eee has been ndmittod . ellow waits until I am address-' gelightful, the setting ideal and| Mario Hernandez and Charlie!. J. J. Kirschenbaum, pro at the oes ing the ball and just about ready vs a good time all the time for| Albury led the attack on the Key West golf course, is back\f >. = to start my backswing, and he} those who like to go to a nice] Navy. Hernandez, with a homer from a: trip to Miami. MIAMI e Rerehs commanded pie. = from the} ) of starts to wisecrack (I hate to ad-' piace. ‘{and a single in three times. up, a i mit it but it is funny). But I tell; Eisewhere in The Citizen to- and Albury, with two singles,| Miss Dora Lopez and Raul B : wera tt | Myself that is just what he is try-| gay ‘appears their announce-| were tops. Albury scored .two! : r .: oarev ike ing to do—get me to pay atten- ment. runs. J. Carbonell starred for‘ RAY MeN #. L » tion. Well, I don’t. But still it ; BROADWA j ‘ the Raiders afield as he handled takes my mind off the ball and ight ithou' f Pt, 1946. 1im the thick rough T go. BEACH CLUB WILL CN ee eee “Now, when I am trying to| HAVE DANCE TONIGHT | yx) ° 000 200 01-3 7 1 CIGAR STORE ‘ser| Make a crucial putt, to distract! There will be.a dance tonight | Req Raiders 101 011 00—4° 7 2 \ ' SS wee ia /me, he (censored by the Duffer) | from 9 o’clock until ? at the Ci- Hewitt and Yoak: Albury and | - 610 Duval St. '. After which, all joined inj vilian Beach Club for members| wayarro. t ; ja hearty laugh. and their guests ; Runs: McCann, Bloodworth, Mes we nee F Piasmetre , _Musie for your dancing and j}-tpylin, Cates, Hernandez, Albury Relais: Become sat Ane jes Te reece varus pevoe Challenge Made listening pleasure. 2; errors: Thulin, Hernandez 2; Bee mes te ; Ve fomsha nt | It always happens! \—— ——————— | runs batted in: ,Yoak, Bloodworth TOPPLPUEL ERS Tie}, | Fieldon. 38") Elbertson and; winner of the coming golf tour-|5 Saker, Hernandez: three-base SCORES ee feamta: feave we elms b. Parks Charlie Yates have challenged | nament championship. hit: Baker; home runs: Blood- me & ane PE EE ce. | DE Hayes and Francis Delaney} The tournament will be under | worth, Hernandez; stolen bases: |, Reveived Daily by Leased Wize e aes here , ape | t@ a match. Elbertson says he | the direction of Professional Joe | Carter, Hewitt, Baker 2, Albury ed { Py *, for | will throw away his clubs if the ; Lopez. 2; sacrifice hit: Goldstein; left én Popular Brands of f* Ae" | latter two win the match. | The winner will be able’ to re- / bases: Navy 3, Red Raiders’ 5; wus. Medicis wih rae the cup permanently. bases on balls: off Hewitt 1, off and Cold s Albury 2; struck out: by Albury 3; double play: Carbonell to Cates Soft Drinks to Sterling; winning pitcher: \Al- , biiehed | When you see Delaney snap-to j Key West Climate the Best TEN" | and give Elbertson a salute on} Ward Tyson, a Texas boy and « ©tty | and off the golf links, it isn’t that ardent golfer, always spends his th een day | Elbertson is a former command-' yearly vacation -quail-hunting in pees . jing officer of Delaney but just Georgia. Ward has “sighted” the : | tne Circuit © onvt, | that Delaney has agreed to salute , birds in most all southern states. Hotere Commts. Florida Elbertson until he, Delaney,; Tyson is not really a Texan, Py SEO EE BAnAUO.. | breaks 40, as Elbertson did re-| for he likes Key West better than Clare, Ir "| cently. }any place in which he has resid- ce cy toue | Delaney’s best score to date is'ed. “This climate,” he says, “is | a 41. Club members are not sure by far the best in the United how long it will be before De-! States.” bury; losing pitcher: Hewitt. Sad PRR IEE SORE BE EE NRE SE ai NE RE SEIS BARES. eotereties ron BiDs as eunesnner laney shoots in the 30’s but they | _— (e550). weomepa. | are afraid they will never live to | > Dinner Guests Sess see the day—not in their life- | Those present at the monthly time! | dinner last night included: ————- Anthony Demeritt, Bill Curry, Rough To Be Burned Humbert Mira, Jimmy Mira, Bas- Me = The present rough will soon be| com Grooms, Francis Delaney, *|a thing of the past. Dr. Jack Hayes, Dr. William Next Monday, under supervis-; Kemp, Ward Tyson, Louie Pierce; |’ .|ion of Greens Chairman Sam ;j John Kirschenbaum, Horace Goldsmith, all the rough will be’ O’Bryant, Roy Dulion, Joe Lopez, set afire in one big, controlled: George Valdez, Fieldon Elbert- blaze. This is having to be done son, Bob Dillard, Paul Mesa, Jr., as the recently-purchased rough’ Bob Knowles, Harry Knight, cutter has not arrived as yet. | Robert Dopp, Charlie Yates, Fred a (Mathews, Charlie Salas, Jimmy Artman Cup First Prize | Cooper, “Pop” Lounderee, Bill Artman cup, donated by L. . |Peloquin, , Robert Spottswood, Andy ‘Park, Alton Park,’Leo Lo- pez aiid Noman’ ‘Atinian. ) ¢ i Overseas Transportation Company, Ine. 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