The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 14, 1946, Page 3

tif uF i et come of ie tor hmamplonship of oo ee, ate a —e © the rt. a oo fore om four beta, gee ot rato, So tore came bagk in wd © ewe bongs ~ << @reme fer rune on five hits, - Bote te : she vee aoe oie, ee vee red on in on si wil, tee ome talied poo AY aatetion. They! tet ere im their half of ter am an ever and three | ets enh thels scoring in ft —ghth whem pushed cose ed oe fer he ee See tomere ee gat at ove oy oe map ee sadety a ae oe he heme Play: Put Cards Second- t ! i AF ie i i E i | i ie d i z Stem 2 Guede, Cove 2 eorore: Albury 2, Sears Arnekd, Sentena, Ger- ow hetedim T. Alonzo, Soke Sterting, Mernandes, A a ee 3. Geetene 1, Garcia 2 Casa 2; two Baer ewe baer Rete coer cag. Lestres Hour igues, Gar- heme vem Lastres; stolen owe ¥ Ate 2 Baker, Rob eo Mer erre Lestres, Garcud Da- + cocntfiee Ret. Lagtees, double Lashes, Lastres om bases: Hed tt Sweeting 4, off Casa 3, ty Sweeting 5, by t; hits: off te we amt Coe | ty Galinero 1 =) copings off Salinero ot nee ht by pitcher: by Bertie ( odes), winning ert be eae losing «pitcher eect, empires Mira and New ee abe Seoteteghts of Pirate-Red Reiter tame Veaterday Leetres, addition to hethag handled eight «thet a error theme fee Neem oe Yew Alenee turned in the obit gee of the game when ome @ fest to make a shoe- om cateh of Garew's drive in ai’ | Two double plays by the Pirate teed etpet Jew (blouse) Casa the cacty enemas of the game om he tooled om the bill, Pte © Sweeting, Raider otcher, @ adele to an injured md hed a swollen ankle, too Me beeehed the game despste the heave ahetiecteng ineidentally, ~ the worst defeat handed ukeatte young Red Raider | of The Gee teame wil) meet next eee for the second game of he ott 6 baseball championship Although the stands were @ expected there will be wets tet vesterday, at tent Meetay 0 pets owd i SUNDAY; “THE CAT”, OFF TO BAD START, HANDCUFFED BOSOX The Associated Press) : IRTSMAN PARK, St. Louis, Oct. 14.—Boston Red Sox fell to the local Cardinals, 4-1, behind the fine twirling of Harry (The at) Breechen. The Cardinals’ “southpaw has allowed the Red Bex only one run in 18 innings he has worked on the mound. Cardinals scored three runs in the third on five hits to sew up the ball game and send Mickey Harris to the showers for the second time in the series. Breechen, the Cardinal south- pay, pulled out of a bad hole in the first inning when the bases were full and the powerful Rud York was at bat. The first base- man, a notoriously slow runner, was forced to hit into a double play as, Breechen kept the ball knee high and gave the big right- hander nothing above the knee- cap. The next game will be Tues- day at Sportsman's park in St. Louis, and Ferriss and Murry Dickson will be the opposing pitchers. Individual box score of yester- day's game follows: Boston (AL) Player— ABHO Culberson, rf 4050 Pesky, 55 21 2.3 DiMaggio, cf 4150 Williams, !f bee ar es) York, 1b 4140 Doerr, 2b 3 ; \ Higgins, 3b Parte e 3040 Harris, Pp 200" 0 Hughson, p 1-800: aMcBride 1000 Johnson, P O20o0r0 Totals— 30 724 5 St. Louis (NL) Player— ABHOA Sehoendienst, 2b 4143 Moore, cf BS ae ae Musial, Ib - 4190 Kurowski, 3b 4122 Slaughter, rf —— ® 2.22 Dusak, if a OeG5n. Walker, if 3010 Marion, ss a ee os ee Rice, ¢ o71 75") | Brecheen, Pp pee ee 0k Totals— 32. 8 27 10 a—Batted for Hughson in 8th. Boston . 000 000 100—1 St. Louis 003 000 01x—4 Runs: York, Schoendienst, Mu- sig), Walker, Brecheen. Exrors: Nene, nual Key West Golf Club. cham- pionship match play were staged the past. week with at least two Series | Upsets and. one 20-hole closely-| the, latter is at home abed with contested battle. In the latter match Jimmy Mira won one-up after twenty. long; grueling holes. Dr. Jack Hayes. had. been. having to have one-putt- greens on both the 17th On the 19th hole, it looked like routh in two while Hayes was on the right side of the green in two. Mira, in his niblick recov- ery shot, got the ball too fully and it went sailing over the a pile of white sand that is to be placed’ on the greens. Hayes the match went. to. the 20th. St, Louis| Mira’s. long wood of 285 yards} a little wide, the best match of the day was ended. Francis Delaney, the sub- marine base accountant chief- tain, had, Dillard five down at the end of the first nine, and then. it happened out of a clear blue.sky. Dillard planked a 38, that was just a little too much for. the. non-wood user and he fell, 2-1, Humbert Mira was never down as he scored a 3-up two to go! win over Stock Island’s mayor, Alton Park. Park kept the match on an even keel but Mira’s well) played 78 was a little too much for the Stock Islander, Harry Knight’s game was poor as he won, 3-1, from Curry Har- ris, but. his putter from hot to red hot.-The Knight boy had six straight one-putt greens on the first nine. His woods and iron game was below that of his opponent, but the lat- ter couldn’t compete when they reached the greens. Louis Pierce, in a great up- set, outpointed rugged Bob Knowles, 2-1. Louis read Knowles’ press clippings. and then proceeded to act like: he was from Missouri, and Knowles, unable to pull him- self together, fell in the No. 1 upset of the day. Louis must believe that the hole is not over until the ball is safely deposited therein. Pierce is to Mira Defeats Hayes One-Up In 20-Hole First Round Play of Golf Championship Series First round matches. of. the: an- i,j and-18th holes to stay in the, WAS @ little too strong for Paul. || game. Hayes had the match: in the bag. } Mira was in bad shape in the! | Charles Yates won, 4. and, 3,/) green but, lucky for Mira, it was; saved from the rough by striking ' couldn't sink his birdie putt andj was going | oad be congratulated for a well- deserved. win! ' Norman Artman, won by, de- fault from Fieldon, Elbertson, as an infected, throat, Tony De- ;won.on default, His. o} 37-39—' an Mesa, Jr andthe match end: In the second flight, favored , from, Paul Sher, as. his.short, game | was too much for. Sher who. was the more. consistent long, driver, Jimmy. Cooper had.a hard ti taking Orvis Kemp, 2-1, as» Orvis, Who hasn't been. playing. tao avery creditable ‘long, made showing. Horace. O'Bryant, in the | mumber.one upset of the. second: flight, won a close. battle from: favored Fred Mathews, Fred | hit a terrific. long drive.on the, | final hole, but his second was. ont of bounds, and the steadier. O’Bryant was right down the. \ fairway, to take’ the match, and with it the credit for a. splen- did upset victory, Robert Dopp scored one up over, Ward. Tyson in a closely, contested niblick-mashie. affair. Roy Dulion was just too much for the long hitting Hartley Al- bury as he proceeded to give Hartley a golfing lesson in the form of a. 4-3 win. John Kirschenbaum took Bas- com “Pappy” Grooms, 3-2. The southpaw Grooms gave him a battle before falling to the former. club professional. a2 Charlie Salas won on default j}from Leo Lopez as did “Pop” Londeree from Dr, William Kemp. The winner of the champion: ship flight will be given a’ 14: inch golfing trophy with the first and second flight winners getting 11-inch trophy, and all runners- up will be given nine-inch trophies. The low medalist, who was Norman Artman, will be giv- en a sterling silver medal. All. prizes are. being donated by the Golf Club and will be presented at a buffet supper at the club house at a date to be announced later, This supper will take, the place of the monthly, individual match din; ner, et DIAMONDBALL at. Bayview Park (Night Games) TONIGHT— 7:30—-Key West Merchants vs. American Legion. 9:00—Bottle Cap Inn vs. Sher Jewelers. TUESDAY— 7:30—Sher Jewelers vs. Adams Dairy. 9:00—Bottle Cap Inn vs. Amer- ican Legion. THURSDAY— 7:30—Key West Merchants vs. Adams Dairy. 9:00—Roy’s Auto Parts vs. VFW. FRIDAY— 7:30—Miami Daily News vs. A| mondball, Miami Herald. 9:00—Delmonico vs. Griffin’s Bar. RECREATION Bayview Park—Tennis, Basket- hall and Handball Courts, Dia- Kiddy Playground, Comfort Stations. South Beach and Rest Beach— Swimming. Gulf Dock and Rest Beach— Deepsea Fishing. Small Boats. TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS (Know America) Gen. Dwight D. (“Ike” Eisen- hower, Army chief of staff, Al- lied commander in Europe in late war, born in Dennison, Tex., 56 years ago. Mrs.*Woodrow Wilson, widow of the President, born in Virginia, | 74 years ago. Dr. Frank Graham, president }of the University of North Caro- lina, noted labor mediator, born in Fayetteville, N. C., 60 year: ago. Sumner Welles, ex-undersecre- tary of state, born in New York, 54 years ago. } Lois Lenski of Torrington, Conn., author-illustrator, born in Springfield, Ohio, 53 years ago. John Lord O'Brian of New York, former WPB counsel, born in Buffalo, N. Y., 72 years ago. Prime Minister Eamon de Va- lera of Eire, born in New York, 64 years ago. aed | ter Horoscope MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1946 |_-Today gives a somewhat un- practical nature and the native should. be trained carefully to {some profession and taught the value of personal application, Under some aspects there is aj vi good chance of success. Ancient cosmographers believ- | ed it was so hot on that part of | the earth directly beneath the sun that no life could exist. LEGALS IRCULIT COURT, OF THE | JUDICIAL CURGULT | STATR OF FLORIDA, IN FOR MONROK CQUNTX. IN | hay TH | | vs. * pIVORCE | FANNIE SILVE N BRACHFEL: Defendant ORDER OF PUBLIC ay Ivers ATION nn sin Brachfela, iuired to ap- plaint for ve the 31st , otherwise the ein will be taken al- as er is to be published on k for four consecutive w Key West Cit . 4 new per published in the city of Key Florida ; Meritt, club president, likewise] be. tak Florida, 1 ber, A.D. of Atla Seuth 1.500 point of beginning be and t each hereby, re- | quired to » the Bill of Co-m jwlaint in Thursday the 31st ¢ AL otherwh: * and Ordered this 27th day tember, A.D. 1946, "ETO CREDITORS, bate Ac: 11% 120) COUNTY MONROE COUNTY, IN PROBATE. istate of M. JOHNSON, Sr. d. nd each < and required to pr claims and deman a County, to Monroe Coun- at his office inthe of said County at Key bt calen- of the from the time ation of this notice, or demand shall be in and post office address mant, and shall be sworn to the claimant, his agent, or his attorney, and any such claim or demand not so filed shall be void. HOLLY H. JOHNSON, istratrix of the Estate M. Johnson, de- Sgp3 23-39; oct 7-14, 1948 PA’ AND FOR chaNcrnae x RS ARTHUR: Plaintiff, vs. eat Pere se San ees ee ‘alifornia. You, are. hereby, to, a pear to the Bill for rorce filéd inst. you. in the ve. Sty! cause oh or before the 3lst day October, A.D. 1948, 01 wise. the allegations contained, therein will en. as confe; eit Done, and Ordered at Key West, Con 28th day of¢ tem (Circult Court Seal) . ROSS C SAWYER, Clerk of. Cireuit: Court. By: KATHLBEN, NOTPAGH, Deputy Clerk, Bnrique. Esquinaldo,. Jr., Attorney. for Plaintitt; sept 30; pct # DIVORCE TO: 14-21, 1946, t N Te. t wie Be it known that I, R. A. GRAY, Secretary of State of the State: of Florida, do_hereby give notice that a GENERAL ELECTION. ‘will. be held in Monree - County, State of Florida, on Tuesday next succeeding the first Monday in No- vember, A/D. 1946, the sald ‘Tuesda, being the FIFTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, For United States. Senator. For Representative of the Rourth. Congressional District of the State of jorida, in the Bightieth Con- gress of, the United States, . For Two Justices. of the Supreme Poul Oeste ane oF Naas ir Two. road Commissioners. of the State of Florida For State Senator. for, Twenty Fourth, Senatorial District. of the State ot Florida. For one, Member. of the, House of Representatives of the State, of Florida. For, two County. Commissioners, Districts Two and. Four. For two Members of the County Roard of Public Instruction. Dis> tricts, One. and, Three. For. Justice of the Peace in. and for the following Justice Districts, iz. No. 2 one. For Constable in and for the fol- | lowing Justice Districts, viz: None. | In, Teatipogy Whereat, ave. hereunto, hand and affixed’ the Great Seal of the State/ of Florida, at Pail 2, | the. Capital, this the firat | gay, of September, AD. R. A. GRAY; Secretary of State. To Hon, Berlin A. Sawyer Sheriff of Monroe County. Sept 9-16-23-30; oct 7-14-21-28; nov 4, 1946, OTICKR OF ELECTION. a mein a. 8. IN, THE. CIRCULE, COERT OF. ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CL itd HE STATE OR FY 1D. A IN AND FOR. MONROR, CO Iv chaxceny er ANCE FORECLOSTRE < 1 MORTGAGE Pe ECL TRE OF ja) > MEAEL AS. Plainti devisees, grantees or other clatm- ants under them, deceased or 6th- intenans in n ervise, claiming. any, the property favolved suit, this | $ Defendants. NOTICE, TQ, 3 it appearing fr of Complaint of plaintifé Publication against each of the de- t ereinafter named, THEREFORE, ORD nd — unknown, HE. GR if living, and if all all unknown, hei 28, Township , accord- Monroe Coun- cords, containing or less. Government Lot Township 61, South, ast. described as fol- at the Southwe: vernment Lot 2, Corn orth on the and runnir | received: the. rough cutter and ed bv s I TRTE this Order be published onc for four consecutive weeks Citizen, a Nnewsp in Monroe County, State da. this 28th di 1946. ROSS, Clerk Circuit Co Monroe Count KATHLEEN Ry Deputy Clerk, sept 30; oct 7-14-21, 1946. ————— CIV VV TSS COTS OV TT ST? STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE 022£444444444444448, TP BROADWAY CIGAR STORE 610 Duval. St. COMPLETE BASEBALL SCORES ee ey Cigars and Cold Soft Drinks of Septem- ] “In this week's blind bogie at the Key, West Golf Club. co py” Grooms getting third prize fe? . of. $3,00. |) At 9 o'clock the _ Andy, Park, with a 37-39—76, Bottle. Cap. was. low medalist. Park. started (eer rivals, , the round, with an. eagle, andj the second game,of t kept: up the good work through-!) This. will really be out the 18 holes. “Andy” is now! dinger”. back. on, his game, and. will be{iare the reed ee) the man. to. beat, in the present: cuit. They win amd) lose fram ‘Club, Championship play. each other itr real’ Hubert Mire, with a 39-39-78, | There is no other ‘was. runner-up. one or the other: would} rather » There were over 35 partici-| win against: pants.in this week’s blind bogie.| Buster Roberts will piteh for —_—— i the Jewelers, Hancock fer) the An. elderly doctor from New| Cappers. Esmond Albury) will York, played Saturday afternoon, | catch Haneock’s slants-and)Mal- ‘and the Doctor was. exceedingly grat for the swift, sharp-sheoting happy. By playing the Key West | curves of Roberts, ‘course. he had played the four]! sentient Si Softhal Sta As Of October: jin’ San. Diego. and Alaska, and on| the. eastern seaboard side Maine! and: Key West: The doctor only stayed’ in Key West for two CLASSA, days, so he must have come for} Club— ithe expressd_ purpose of bes Bottle Cap Inn ___. pleting the square. Sher Jewelers ‘ —_— American Legion Fairways. and rough are get-) V.F.W. ‘ting! into splendid shape. Main|Key West Merchants reason. is. that. the. Golf. Chub, has| Roy’s Auto Parts Adams Dairy Your Grocer) SELL@ That Soon Over 100.golfers. played on the STAR * B local course, this. past. weck-endy}_ AMERICAN, CUBAN. announces. Pro Joe Lopez who is}, ang well pleased with the fine turn- |; out. * stegees7~ eeonVresie BR wemwe gbeen cutter. that have been: or- ‘dered. far more than two years. ‘About: $600: is the. cost of; both needed: items, - Company, Ine, - “ Fast, Dependable. Freight and Express Serviee. Between MIAMI and KEY WEST Express Schedule: (No Stops. En Route) LEAVES. KEY WEST DAILY Cae. CEPT SUNDAYS) at 6:00 P. M, tives at-Miami at 12:00 o'clock, Mid- night. IAMI DAILY , _ LBAYES. as rea ese ae aig o‘clock, AM si ' Local Schedule: SAE REBATE) ts bot aclock A. , 200 0’ M. and arrives at Miami at 4:00 0'- clock P.M. LEAVES: MIAMI DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAYS) at 9:00 o'clock A.M. and. aries at Key West at 5:00. 0 a ne PREE PICK-UP: and DELIVERY FULL CARGO INS 813 Caroline Street Phones: 92 WAREHOU: JSE: Corner Eaton and Francia, NOTICE . The CITY ELECTRIC SYSTEM is Pig Reviewing All Applications / for Electric Ranges and . Electric Water Heaters 4 Please advise this utility of /* your plans and if it is at all possible we will render service. f The copper and transformer sit- uation is stilkcritieal. However, every means within our power will be exer- cised. to furnish your electric service. ¢ City Electric System