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

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1946 Bottlers Take Seven Places On Aguilar Seurehenper Peter Rue and C. Harris. This pair joins Blondell Hancock of Bottle Tnn, ‘named the league-lead- a ing hurler, and Buster Roberts of B-29 Jewelers as the select first-team pitching staff. “Dutch” Goehring of Bottle Cap Inn was also judged the best manager. ‘Phe two reserves se- | lected on the mythical first-team ‘he All-Star aggregation, just tee to the ‘ } re- | were Navarro of the B-29’s in thi sing lave tle Cap dan tirst- infield and Jack Villareal, Ane ican Legion, in the outfield. a ae All-Star Selections Castro, AL uae Pay hei gg ~.. 7 P ‘M. -Arias, V.FW. > emg hg “> A. Parks, B29 +4 a ro P E. Sweeting, R.A.P. e pat P Rosam, A.L. po -y. BC. lb ‘Bo:Meador, R.A.P. Mernandes. B29 Fd cook. 2: = -- % . J. Carbonell, B.C. mes es ~~ * D. Lastres, Mer. eo we - sub J. Garcia, V.F.W, os . ry anne OE Barber, A.L. Me. thy. Cc. cf J. Ogden, V.F.W. Radio” Corey. BC. if Haskins, RAP. Goehring, BC _ m ‘ie Traynor’, B29 Honorable Mention: Lou Gonzalez, P. McCollough, Hopkins, Maigrat, R. Valdez..P. Valdez,.C. Valdez, T. Valdez, Fite Lastres, Solomon, Kerr, R. Valdez, Alonzo, R. Garcia, Aleyon. E. Garcie, Vidal, Abreu, M. Tynes, J. Lewis, Her- ring. Rueda, Osterhoudt, Gomez, ham, B. Sweeting and D. Sterling. -———.. “renee Raiders, Pirates To Pitch Sawyer, C. Gates, Ingra- Fastball Hurlers Tomorrow Menager William Cates, of the fed Reiders, announced today. thet Bubber Sweeting, a right- header with lots of speed and tuff om the ball, was his selec- ton for mound duty against the tomerrow in a_ special Thenkegiving Day game at Muni- pal Stadium. The Pirates’ choice Gabe Lastres, another speed merchant Sweeting has a record of one nd one against the Pirates this season while Lastres has yet to piteh against the Red Raiders. In wddition to Sweeting, the Red Raiders will have in reserve Bo Meador and Jack Carbonell for lief roles. The Pirate relief pitehers include Pancho Salinero, Fite Lastres and Joe aqua. Following are the probable line-ups which will be used in tomorrow's exhibition game, with batting average of each ployer Red Raiders Arnold, ss (.250) T Alonzo, rf (389) Raker, ef (.426) Sterling, Ib (444) Roberts, ¢ (400) { Hernandez, % (313) Cote th (214) Carbonell, Mf (OTT) i weeting, p (20) H Pirates A Alonzo, ef (286) D. La ss (300) Gareia, Hf (308) Santana, 2b (294) 4 Rodriguez, ¢ (333) G. Albury, 3b (188) H. Hernandez, bb (.267) Willard, rf — 1 ' tastd Fe aroused ‘keen ' feeling. for Whe Raiders will Rey out trying to avenge Sun git defeat, and the Pirates will ae tying to win the “rubber ; game” from the Raiders. . ——<—— LA CONCHA MAKING «Continued from or om tint will also next week. . The new business places ethic! put in readiness on the Fleming Street side of the building beauty shop, mivery pleted be the Key dry cleaning office aby The beauty ! poe by Miss oa aaa y in jiami © } .. Rng E. Morales will op- erate the dry cleaning office. The barber shop concession has not yet been let out and offers as. sre stil being accepted. roe Oe new lo- jl be ready be-; 5 and January tion A ine undergoing a ere the ’ Commercial Credit and shop will be tween December I ' of the new ¢ service will be Dion-Mills realty offices. ehading “fryolators and a m meal, McAndrews said. Moran) has La Concha kitchen ; hg done over and equipped | with extensive new devices, } | Under the direction nef, Al Moran, room available for any ; was formerly with the Malvers | ‘ + Bar Harbor, BRE weine ince George Hotel at Nas Moulton of Bos- rd of service Miss Dorothy ts ‘ who has @ reco ten | having opera room hostess. gia: Legion Softballers Down Caps, 18-9 The American Legion trounced Bottle Cap Inn, 18 to 9, yester- day to. even. their .beries, at two games apiece, The winners scor- ed il runs in the last inning and ithe Bottlers'four. “Ah Ah” Lunn pitched forthe Bottlers and Jack Villareal for the Legion. Score by innings: ‘ R. H. E, Legion .. 020'320 0011—18 17 ‘4 Bottlers . 201 200 00. 4— 9 12 2) J. Villareal an@“Castro; Lunn and Medina. Home. run: Jf Villaregl; two: base hits: Gomez, Castrg, Sati tana, Goehring; stolen be: Go: mez 3, Griffen 2,\Garcia, Santana, Villareal; isacrifice. hit: Gomez; double play: Gonzalez to Hop- kins to Griffen’, ;time of game: 1,15; umpires:. Malgrat and F. Villareal; scorer: Aguilar. Cokes, Transit Win Cage Games In their last practice games preliminary to the opening of the City League play at the High School Gymnasium, next week, the Coca Cola defeated Radio, 35 to 28, and the Key West Tran- sit Co., swamped the USS Wil- kie, 39 to 17. For the Coca Cola team Candy Lewin scored eleven points, P. Herrick .ten points, and W. Her- rick nine points. C. B, Harvey of Radio was high scorer of the game, with 17 points. In a rough and tumble game featuring some _ sharp _ basket shooting by the Transit Pushers and many fouls by both teams, the Transit Co., had little diffi- culty in beating the Navy team. BASKETBALL - sonbligh School Gym 7:15 P.M.—Lions Girls vs. High School No. 1 Girls. 8:15—Osterhoudt Wolves vs. Romero’s Electric Serv- ice. 9:15 PM—Red Raiders Army Defenders. vs. —— with many of the top-notch hotels at Cape Cod. : ee A new air-conditioning unit is also being installed in the bar, restaurant and lobby and may be ready by tonight’s Thanksgiving Eve dance. ; The La Concha manager brings an impressive record with him, ted the Malvern at Bar Harbor, the Great Southern and Park View Hotels, Holly- wood, Fla.; the Shoremade at Mi- ami Beach, the Miramar at Miami and having acted as advertising and promotion manager of the Lincoln at Indianapolis. McAn- drews said today that it is his “aim to make Key West part of La Concha.” sg want to make the La Con- cha a place which people will be d to have visited,” he added. “We want to make the hotel a great asset to Key West.” \* The American Legion took some measure of credit, however, = ana two of the four first- hing ‘selections, Frank Tynes | i} i i GRRABTESS QPRORTUNTTY — aml tl Sema eeasaasaeeeeegan HELP WANTED | i FOR SMART GIRLS Who Can Handle A RESPONSIBLE POSITION And Who Want eA Permanent Career eGood Pay eVacation With Pay Here's OPPORTUNITY The greatest telephone expansion in history requires many addi- tional ambitious girls at the | switchboards. This is an essential public service THE KEY ‘WEST CITIZEN — Information for the Advertisers furnished payable smoni Johnson, Phone you. 72. PAYMENT ‘for E, 2- and . 3-bedroom | bungalows, and unfarnished; small down .payment, balance Johnson & nov1-tf WORRIED about. Christmas gifts? 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If it were possible to list all the things we Americans—individu- ally and as a nation—have to be thankful for, even the most obvious ones would fill this page. Times have been worse—much worse. They can be much better—but only if we think and act in a way to achieve that goal; only if we are deeply grateful for what we have, and “praise God, from t coupe. N.AS. °37 Pontiac, 8 cylinders, business | Can be seen at 44-A,} nov27-3tx | whom all blessings flow.” FLQRIDA NATIONAL BAN Yr at Key West ‘Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 4 good condition. for information. | Model A Ford, good tires, very Call 11 nove7. Member of Florida National Group of Banks J}