The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 2, 1946, Page 3

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He states he has Orlando Rodri- Joe Casa, D. Fernandez for mound duty, Chino Hernandez or “Crip” Lastres for first base, Auto Parts vs,| Santana at second, J. Garcia at American third and Danny Lastres at ' ©08—Key West Merchants vs.| short, with Alonzo. He wants to Sher Jewelers. hear from the Red Raiders. may i i Hera! . een, eet Pel Softball Standings #00—Miami Daily News vs. CLASS A Griffin's Bar. pce, .L. Pet. b. -onenpag-ed ttle Cap Inn _.......12 2 .857 RECREATION Sher Jewelers ......10 3 .769 Beyview Pork—Tennis, Basket-| American Legion 7 6 .538 View. via 8 7 533 Roy Auto Parts ..... 6. 7 462 K. W. Merchants _.. 6 8 .429). Adams Dairy rar shy se ¥ eae LS Avignon, France, was the seat of the Papacy from 1309 to 1377. Auto Parts and Bombers Win Over Merchants and Veterans to the first game of a softball “———--—— Geubicheader at Bayview Park last night, Roy's Auto Parts and Th W h { the Merchants played a very slow ie eat er amd eratic exhibition of the | pert, due greatly to the ball get- FORECAST — everytime it hit the Key West, Fla, Oct. 2 1,946—| Peres, on the hill for the Mer-| Key West and vicinity: Partly | chants, walked seven batters in| OUdy with local showers this | the very first inning and hit one. afternoon; partly cloudy tonight Combined with a single, Roy's and Thursday. Not quite so warm} Auto Parts scored five runs and | Thursday. Gentle to moderate went on to win, 15 to 9. northeast and east winds. | te the third round, with four! Florida: Fair through Thurs-/ hits and two bases on balls, the |@ay except for a few widely Mechanics tallied six runs. They | scattered afternoon _ thunder- } atided four more in the fifth for jshowers over extreme southeast | goed measure on one hit, three | portion. Not quite so warm in| walks and two errors the central portion this afternoon. Merchants scored five times in Jacksonville through the Flor-| the second inning on two hits.|ida Straits and East Gulf of They chalked up a lone run in| Mexico: Gentle to moderate | the first. Two hits produced | northeast to east winds and fair emother trio of markers in the | weather except for a few scat-| fourth tered thundershowers over ex-} At bat, Alonzo and R. Garcia {treme south portion. hit safely omee each in two ap-| Jacksonville to Apalachicola: pearences, at the plate for the] No small craft or storm warnings} joer | Mbgder poled two out of} have been issued. four for ictors. im the tield, Cruz and Solo- REET 2, 1946 mom were the best for the Me-|i Key West, Fla. Oc 6:90 | chanics, Fito Ladtres and F. Lopez (Observation “taker at-8:30 a.m., for the Mei ints Eastern Standard Time, City Office) Seore by Mnings: R. HE. Auto Parts 4 O18 7°91 Temperatures Merchants 150 30-— 9 4 5 Highest yesterday aie E. Sweeting and Fleitas; Perez, Lowest last night fe Vidat and D. Fernandez een van i Ki Three-base hit: D. Fernandez; | Normal end stolen bases: E. Sweeting 2, Solo- |, Precipitation mon, R. Garcia 2, D. Lastres 2, Rainfall, 24 hours ending aA Alonzo 2, Perez; sacrifice hit: D,{ °° 2m. inches... 56 Lastres; struck out: by Sweeting Relative Humidity 4. by Perez 1, by Vidal 2; bases | 76% Tomorrow's Almanac | > Sete: oft Foren 18, off Vidal (Eastern Standard Time) 4 off Sweeting 7; doubie play: Cruz to Fleitas; umpires: C. A cunte x oe ee a bury and Jim Mira; time of oasis 1:82 Pal — ts Moonset | Tomorrow's Tides | Naval Base | (Eastern Standard Time) | Sher Jewelers won over VFW im the nightcap, 10 to 4, to put them a gare and a half from the league-leading Bottle Cap Inn. ag eee Navarro poled three safely, 5:28 p.m. 8:51 pm poe ~— Sturtz two 259 & to top | the Jewelers at bat. Arias hit safely once in his only appear- THROWN TO AUTO TOP ance at bat for the VFWs. PORT CREDIT, Ont.—In a In the field, Abreu, Navarro} collision of his bicycle with an} eed “Pie Traynor” Fernandez! automobile on the highway, Al- were the best for the Jewelers; | bert Yarnell, 14, was thrown in- Velder, Santana and M. Tynes, to the air and landed on the roof for the VFWs. of the car. He was carried about Seore by innings: R. H. E.!50 feet on. top of the car while Jewelers 003 070—10 11 2/ his bicycle hung from the hood. | vew 003 010— 4 5 4) The driver of the car was arrest- | Roberts and Sawyer; Arias and! ed and charged with dangerous Mira driving. Home runs: Arias, Navarro, Hernandez, two-base hit: Valdez; stolen bases: Abreu, Navarro; sac- ifice hits: Sawyer, Valdez; struck out by Roberts 5, by Arias 2; bases on balls: off Roberts 3, off Aries 4, time of game: 1.10; um- Albury and Albio Ace- ALMOST UNBELIEVABLE INDIANAPOLIS, — A train hit a car at a crossing, dragged it down the track 100 yards and tossed it into. the path of another train coming from the opposite! direction. That train tossed it into | aditch beside the track. Two men inside the car cringed as it} was buffeted by the two trains,! emerged with only minor| pires C vedo Scorer of both games: Aguilar Softball Games For Tomorrow In the opening game of the softball doubleheader set for Bay- view Park tomorrow night, Roy’s Auto Parts will play the Ameri- can Legion. Merchants will play the Jewel- ers in the nightcap. if Roy's Auto Parts win they} tener, in the summer than in the will go into a tie with the Legion; winter?” protested the applicant and if the Jewelers win they will! for the job. | be one game from the league; “Ay,” agreed the barber, “but, leaders you dinna ha’e to help them on Both games promise to be hard} wi’ their overcoats.” fought and there may be several changes in the standings after these games. Pedro cuts and bruises. | Lighter Work | When a Scottish barber was engaging a new assistant he’ pointed out: i “I pay lower wages in the! summer because the work's; lighter.” | “But surely people get their hair cut quite as often, if not of- | { Brazil is the fourth largest | country in the world. | guez behind the plate, Willard, |# @ @ [chet eee re oe CLASSIF os Information # r HELP WANTED 2- and 3-bedroom / bungalows, furnished and unfurnished; Among the small down paytneént, balance payable morithly./ Johnson & BETTER PAYING Johnson, Phone $72. _ oct1-tf Positions for Girls *.’ Veterans—If ‘you need a bath- reom ih your home, or have need for any other plumbitig supplies we will help you get your priority certificates. Come in and let us know what you want. Pepper’s Plumbing Sup- plies, 512 Fleming, Phone 118. . sept30-tf Here is an Excellent Opportiun- ity—No Experience Required $25 PER 40 HOUR WEEK (About $108 a Month) i a DO SEAR 35 Opportunity for Earning More for Overtime Work at Time-and-a-Half Pay. $30 A WEEK | (About $130 a Month) | Five-year-old house. Two bed- After 180 Days’ Training rooms, completely furnished, and Experience hot and cold water, garage. | If interested, call 341-W. octl-2tx Scheduled Pay Increases Pleasant Surroundings Liberal Benefit Plan Vacation With Pay | 4-burner electric range ami a large-size Servel Electrolux, oil- hoy burning type refrigerator. ;Post- office Inn, 321 Simonton. octl-3tx Telephone Operating is a Fascinating Job Apply to Mrs. McDermott Telephone Office FOR MORE INFORMATION j Bendix washing machine. 1229 Whitehead street. octl-2tx SS Eee SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE |Girl’s bicycle, 20-inch, good bal- ,and TELEGRAPH COMPANY Joon tires, good paint, $37.50. ee) 1900 Staples Ave. octl-3tx { sept30-tf White Hi-Lustre enamel. Lowe & Son, 846 Olivia St. oct2-2t Upholster and trimmer, Key West Bedding. | Hedge shears. Lowe & Son, 846 Olivia St. oct2-2t ‘Wanted—Young woman for. gen- eral office work. Must type and | - take shorthand. Good salary. |SIGNS—‘“For Rent”, “Rooms for Must be permanent resident.|: Rent”, “Apartment for Rent”. Write P.O. Box 708. octl-tf; THE ARTMAN PRESS. ak octl- Girl, young woman for general | = housework. Good pay. Apply ; Good quality brooms and mops. Navy Store, 419% Duval St. Lowe & Son, 846 Olivia St. octl-5tx | oct2-2t Whizzer motor bike. Good con- Wintoess \ dition. $110.00. 722 Caroline Street. oct2-4tx House trailers, wire or . write; ‘make, year, length, condition and lowest cash price. E. W.! Harper, 1729 N.W. 43rd Street, Miami, Phone 78-2859. te sept12-30t Wax roses, wreaths and stands. 1906 Seidenberg ‘Avenue. octl-6tx Electric ice box, Vitalire ice box, bedroom suite, breakfast set, Wanted — 20-foot utility boat.!/ 4 . A kitchen sink, bathtub, gas Must be in first class condi-! ‘4 P tion. Thomas Edmonds, Mara-| Stove. 209 Ann SCE siec thon. sept30-3tx | i | FOR RENT | Wanted To Buy—Second - hand CEES EO ek ae One-bedroom furnished apart- ment and one two-bedroom ELL furnished apartment. Apply MISC: ANEOUS Monroe Market. sept30-3tx Refrigeration sales and service. Repairs on all makes. All work guaranteed. Mumford & Ross,' i 220 Duval St., Phone Sow | Package goods concession, one of Key West’s most popular bars. | Write Box H.F., c/o Citizen. Furnished | | apartment, Campbell’s, 928 Division, phone 189. Keys made, locks repair- sept30-3tx | eager: oo Furnished apartment, couple only. 1219 Eliza Street. | GOT ROOF TROUBLE? LET ME MAKE A THOROUGH SUR- WEY FREE OF COST. EX- PERIENCED. PHONE 388-R.; Sentap-O0}adg2 | Grail furnished cottage or apart- ment for winter. Early occu- octl-4tx WANTED TO RENT Electrical motors repaired, '¢alled ee ‘ z for and delivered. Call Britt Kill Devil Hills, N.C. ree Ea at 585 or 1184. Romero's Elec- 3 oct2-6tx trical Service, 2612 Harris Ave. | | octl-tf 9 or 3-bedroom furnished house | or apartment by permanent residents. 514 Margaret St.,/ , 5 Apt. 3. oct2-3tx Movie cameras, movie projectors,} ___ press cameras, 35 mm cameras | yw. and 127 film. Evans Camera| Wanted, To Rent and Supply Store, 506 Southard « Street. octl-tf |. PHOTO SUPPLIES ‘Two-bedroom furnished house or apartment. Dr. Stevenson, phone 1010, Na- val Hospital. oct2-5tx | | CVV IVT VCC VTC V CNS: | STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE | FOR SALE For Sale—1936 4-door Oldsmo-} bile. 1121 Virginia St. TRIUMPH sept30-6tx} COFFEE Man's bicycle, good balloon tires, | MILL good paint, $23.50. 1900 Staples AT ALL Ave. octl-itx| GROCERS ] £2£2444444444444444. BROADWAY CIGAR STORE . 610 Duval St. COMPLETE BASEBALL SCORES Small Cable piano, excellent con- dition. 41742 Elizabeth St. octl-3tx | uae nee eanene eit Dae aveer nad ie, Man’s bicycle, good condition. $15.00. Apply 219 Simonton, ! upstairs. octl-3tx | 1942 Tudor Sedan. Good condi-! tion. Naval Low-Cost Housing, | 41-E. oct2-3tx 16-ft. skiff, inboard motor. $100. | 614 Virginia Street. oct2-3tx Automatic record players, pla Received Daily by Leased Wire 12 - 10” records, 3-tube ampli- / — fier. Lowe & Son, 846 Olivia | Popular Brands of St. oct2-2t | e 36 Pontiac, excellent Seale | Cigars and Cold Soft Drinks Must be sold at once. Cash} only. Apply 171-C Poinciana. | oct2-1t% | | upstairs. | | 1116 Watson Street. sept30-3tx | ss On Reading War Books The private keeps not a thing is ‘The marshal marshals his columns And the ranker is equally rank. | was : Place For Him | tine The Scdtch-minister had preach- | ed for an hour and a quarter on the prophets — all the greater prophets and then the minor ones in tuth. “Now we come to Habakkuk,” he said. “Where shall we put hitfi?” “He can have my seat.” said a} weary listener. “I'm awa’ hame.” ' At Long Last pool. walle She had begged her husband! ing plaster im for thonths to have his picture} taken. At last he decide’ to go, through the agony, but when the} proofs arrived, she exclaimed in’ horror, “Oh, thete’s only one but-) °™ ton on your coat.” } “Thank heaven,” he said, ii eF i AD Z J “you've noticed it at last.” oo came?” asked eae eal u Food For Thought | “Waiting, sir Ce “Not a bad epigram, observed , Prone? a philosophical Weary Willie,| a. = you writing Oe Sega ag judge said, “Ten days | “Wns wis @ Gwe #00 om “Epigram?” muttered his bua-| ¢ dy. “What's an epigram, bo?” 4 - “Qh,” airily explaining the oth-| for = er tramp, “itis a short sentence! “What did he owe al that sounds light, but gives you , for” plenty to think about.” | “For waiting pa ESS AS | “Brough of thie tententer Just a Mistake snapped the magistrate whe & . Judge: Do you mean to tell me now wes angry “Whet (© fee that man strangled a woman in, for 8 living” a ballroom with more than 20° “I'm @ waiter, © people present? | innocent man Witness: Yes, your honor; ev-| a erybody thought they were danc-| Through the Lewking Gltss “The man | hed teen walttr teed ing. | A Tennessee hilibilt oe = led a mirror which hed teen & Securing a Jab | behind by # Manager Dress Goods Dept.:; “Well, if it ot 4 pe Yes, we are looking for a pretty,’ py. I never knewed at & neat, well-curved girl who wears his picture tw« a smile, has a friendly handshake! He sneaked the . hor and can wear her clothes well. |and went up to the atte t fe Modern Blonde Applicant: Wot it. But hie wife qpied@ Rie clothes?” lthat night while he oleh a {slipped up to the atthe amd fee ‘The original tailor shop of the mirror President Andrew Jackson is! “Hummmmm, she emeleee houged in a brick museum inj “so that’s the olf hag tee te Greenville, Tenn. running aryund with Pepei-Cola Company, Long Franchised Bottler: Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co, na Seen daneeinat ot Key Weert Company, Ine. ¢ Fast, Dependable —_ and Express Servtes MIAMI and KEY WEST ' Also Serving ALL POINTS on Floride Keys 5 Between Miami and Key West Express Schedule: (No Stops En Route) LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (f% CEPT Ss! YS) at 6:00 P. M. Ar | tives at at 12:00 o'clock Mid- night. LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAYS) et 12:00 o'clock Mit oe. 3 a eS 6:00 o'clock A. M. Local Schedule: (S: At All Intermediate Poin’ LEAV: WEST DAILY (Lx CEPT S| MAYS) at 8:00 o'clock A M. and arrives at Miami af 409 clock P.M. LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (ExkcrrT SUNDAYS) at 9:00 o clock A.M. end Sire oe Cee $:00 © clock a OMB 2 me FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY SERVICE FULL CARGO INSURANCE Office: 813 Caroline Street nes WAREHOUSE: Corner Eaton atl! t wana Doesto é ¥ e

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