The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 2, 1946, Page 4

~ vet emengmiee ei f Doubleheader Will Open Winter League Tomorrow te country. opens tomorrow ot ti Miami U Conquers; hea tetten cone| Villanova, 26 to 21, wed the Red Raiders com- “reece the program with the ‘Tregame and Blue Sox playing the Sweeting, the 19- Despite Long Run (Special to The Citizen) Knight vs. Mira In Golf Finals The Key West Golf Club championship will be decided to- morrow at 1 p. m., when Henry Knight and Jimmy Mira tangle for the city championship. Knight is the more consistent of the two with Mira having the more powerful game. Knight was three up at the end of the first nine, with a 40 to Mira’s 43. At the end of the next KEY WEST CITIZEI Raiders To Defend City Title; Four Leagues To Open Four city basketball leagues will be conducted in Key West this winter, Recreation Director Dwight Hunter announced this morning. Two men’s Senior Leagues, a Junior League and a Girls’ League are being organ- ized. All games will be played at the High School gymnasium with the league openings sched- B-29’s Need Two Wins To Tie Cap Nine For Title A correction in the City Soft- ball League standings as given The Citizen yesterday by the of- ficial score-keeper was made to- day by Dwight Hunter, Director of Recreation. Bottle Cap Inn is leading the league and not the; B-29 Jewelers, Hunter said. The correct standings follow: was, oddly enough, a he met the strong ef! i ft | 7 hits, and we won, but hich fell for a t ie rt i 4 : f Weet and Vicinity. Partly it change in tem- Gentile to moderate va- inde, mostly southerly. Considerable cloudi- end central portions with showers and end over extreme tonight Partly scattered showers end over extreme south ie afternoon and to- _ — through the Flor- Strait: Over north portion fe maderately strong south- ty winds the afternoon dimin- temight and Sunday becom- te moderate Sunday. Cametterable cloudiness and oc- f tt t i i | H its 7 @ewers Gunday. Over south pertien Geeh southwest to south ‘Wiede Gradually diminishing to @eubevete by Sunday with partly Ghewly Weather and widely scat- fered showers Set Gelf of Mexico: Fresh Sth fertheast winds over GH portion and southwest to Sent Winds over south portion ie afterneen $= diminishing to Gederete te fresh tonight becom- if 0 omederate variable winds @eeatiy southerly Sunday. Partly Geely, Widely scattered show- ee Seteervilie tw Apalachicola: fe small craft or storm warhings have been issued in the Dade; losing a 2-1 de- ing to play after Villanova hadi blocked Krasnai’s quick kick and recovered on the Miami 17-yard line. Villanova moved to the 8, but Miami held for downs to end the third. The game was played in com-} paratively warm weather for this time of year here, just cool’ enough for topcoats. It was no-| ticeable that the Miami players, on the bench were swathed inj blankets, while the Villanova squad was not. Numerous injuries marked the ‘No. 2 course of the championship; pete in the North-South Open held annually at Pinehurst, N. C. The mid-winter resort open has been the springboard for events to be held in the warmer cli- mates of the deeper south, Lopez will be playing on the Pinehurst layout. The course is very long with wide fairways and is well trapped. After competing in this tour- nament, Lopez will play in the Thomasville, Ga., open, and then in the Orlando and Miami opens. widely scattered showers,| game, one of th _ tonight and Sun-| contests either team has playe e most bruising! The golfing tour will take the di Key Wester away from the city for about four weeks. all season. prasaaaassacassasaseneaeeeer “mo PEARLMAN’S, Inc. 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Attention all’ is focused primarily on Ala- a bama’s bid to dump Georgia in- | to the unbeaten ranks at Ath-| Subserite to Tae ila nn ens, Ga., where Harry Gilmer of ter elt let whe hes been offer-| SHIBE PARK, Philadelphia, Slane aaah F i es wrewt with the Sema Nov. 2.—Miami_ University’s | five holes, Mira, by playing even| Bottle Cap I ie re yi uled for the middle of this}the Crimson Tide and Charley and @ contract with the! . : par, had cut Knight’s lead to two (ones : nionth, , Trippi of the Bulldogs, two -of Smokers of the Florida | "Ce beaten Hurricanes scored a 5 B-29 Jewelers 12 5 .706 3 faternetians! Semeeeh eeebaticnal 46-21, intersectiqrial | Us fingl 22 ‘holes tomorrow| omen tecion 11 6. day |, The Red Raiders, soe oy ne eee as | toltul dust ——. wi A on Denis dear (illanova here tart will decide the winner. V.FW sednea inca 526 Louis Carbonell’s Luncheonettes, | slated to wage a colorful duel, | OLIVIA DE HAVEAARD & the mound for the Raiders. Sweet- | victory r Both golfers have been prac- Sea i . will defend their city champion-| Of the other leading unbeaten’ wp —AOH HES wow tee hed te turn the offers down/ night before 26,000 vociferous | ticing for the big battle, and a Roy's Auto Parts 9 9 .500 ship in the Class A Senior league] clevens, Army is expected to ov - —. si yas ears 109-yard rushback of a| gallery is expected to tour the Rae Ke bs lagainst the Key West Transit] erpower’ West Virginia at West News - Sport - Ghert 7 kickoff by Polidor of Villanova |22 holes) with ‘the two: who ered’ 77st night's seheduled game oo last’ year's Class’ B/ Point. without much. trouble; —ammessuee Bither Poncho Salinero or Joe Dee toandown inethe second | 20 fighting for the title held by hctwecntthe:Jowalerx aad Re © champions; a U. S. Army five, Notre Dame is a heavy choice ¢ == pa “Sete ~ . erie et 2 probable national | 22° Lopez, who turned pro. The! 4 iit, Baeae Enea: acu oy Radio and Probably two Navy} ver Navy, Penn rates an over- Monree ee cteire for a A Trojans who record for the season and possibly ; ae Mea lg necks . darge postponed until Monday at 9 p.m. sasaieag WHelmine favorite to .defeat, _ Theater es -o-time | 0lfing trophy to be presented at Organization of the Class B| Princeton, and Harvard is the WARREN ry he jants of @ new all-time mark for big-time The Jewelers defeat the aaa ‘ wit fave the mouthpaw 5 football. a future date. e Jewelers must defea the league has not been started as prevailing choice over Rutgers «BELOW THE OF es Sen's G. Vidal eseneaelal 2 Mira reached the finals by dis-| Auto nine and also the Key West Jt” tn the Junior League a|The University of California at |“ y ‘ E —— . Sweeting starts throw-; The Hurricanes started off with! posing of Dr. Jack Hayes, Nor- Merchants on Tuesday to tie Bot! jb oam from Key West. High Los’Angeles, pace-setting team on oming, Sunday and Mondtapg 3° fast bali tomervow ne a suerte = thes ae few) man Artman, and_his brother, ue Cap Inn for the second-half cchool is expected to be enter-| the Pacific Coast, is a two-touch-| Spaneh Pr ture te shooting teeven the count minutes of play when Harry| Humbert, while Knight gained | Championship. wd. This is the first year a Jun-|down “favorite to defeat St.' eeeeeeeee eeeeeeconee et the Peeates for handing him Ghaul, 215-pound fullback shook , his place by winning from Curry| _ Remaining scheduled games: tee Teague has been organized.| Mary’s. ee Soest Geetft of the season, off several tacklers and zig-zag-| Harris, Louie Pierce, and Gilmore| Monday, 7:30—VFW vs. Adams | eet 11 back al I her jeading eames, 2 ced t beee bee record of a strike ged 48 yards to the three yard | Park. Dai hibiti The Lions Club wi a n other leading games, Ten ARTIE ¥ ‘oe fer temene tetect. 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