The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 14, 1946, Page 4

| ' i + sthool- schedule. PAGE EOUR High School Impressive In Drubbing Alumni, 41 to 26 TURNS ON POWER AFT-¥ 1 ER TRAILING AT HALF; TIME; PARRA’S 16| POINTS SET PACE Key West High opened its home season in basketball last night by, cleanly outclassing a strong alum- | ni five, 41 to 26, at the school gymnasium. Trailing by two points at half-time the Conchs turned on the power in the third| quarter and romped to an easy! victory. ‘The Alumni had some of the besf men in the City Class Aj League but they weren’t good enough to stop the high school. The grads’ lineup included Ray; Sechoneck of Coca-Cola, George Barber of Key West Transit, Charlie Smith of Radio, three of the highest scoring men in the city league. Lanky Albert Parra led the Conchs with 16 points showing an almost unerring eye from the free-shot line and some sterling play under the basket. Bernie Cy Papy, Jr., with his father, the State Representative, in the} stands, found his eye in the sec-; ond half and rolled up 10 points.;close victory over the NEW SCOREBOARD TO BE USED SUNDAY | ed tomorrow afternoon at Munici- .The new Municipal Stadium baseball scoreboard will be used for the first time tomorrow at the weekly Winter League double- header. Erected along the left- field foul line the scoreboard ‘stands 16 feet high and is six feet wide with metal numbers 18 by 12 inches denoting the number of runs for each inning: The board was made by Neil Saunders. The expense, totaling roughly $75, will be met by the Stadium Committee. Arrested Man Wanted James E. Kelly was arrested "last night by State Road Patrol- man Warren Bateman, who said that’ Kelly is wanted by Miami authorities. Ferdinand Columbus, natural son of the great explorer, wrote a biography of his father which has been lost. EE free shots. Last night they sank 13 out of 18. In the preliminary, Catholic Youth Council squeezed out a Junior Captain Kermit Sweeting left the} Varsity. game in the third period with a! painful hip injury received when | he landed on a fire extinguisher. | Five foul shots by Parra kept; ‘Arthur, If the Conchs in the running in the: first period which ended at 5- all. The Alumni scored the only basket. Aided by a couple of one- Rand shots by Charlie Smith the Alumni took a 17-15 lead by half-) time, a basket by Parra and two by Galey Sweeting keeping the, high school from trailing: by a’ Fleitas, rg greater margin. i Come Back Strong | Pineda, rg © Coach N. H. Pepper made a few appropriate remarks to the Conchs} during the intermission and they| eame back with a rush. Parra tossed in three two-pointers andl Papy, Kermit Sweeting and his! brother Galey, one each to take @-27-17 lead. Going into the final! Pediod, the Crimson and Grey led! 30 to 20. Pappy and Parra kept! the pressure on in the last quarter and the high-school was winning} going away as the-final whistle>*"Totais— sounded. Buck Sawyer of the Red Raid- ers was leading floor man for the Alumni. Other grads seeing ac- tion were Bob Kerr, Everett} Sweeting and Lysle McCown of; Key ‘West Transit and Bob Smith; of’ Radio. The grads. were coach- | @d by Ed Woodson. A second game will be played probably on} ‘the next open ‘date of the high! . ‘The Conchs showed great im- provement over their Homestead | appearance when they lost by one point through missing seven KIDS!! Pll Be Seeing You % Hello!! Hello!!! SANTA WILL BE HER to Tell Sauta Claus What 'T! Sizes — Monday, Dec. ee ee ‘Parks, rf Valdez, lg Hello! age rg i waa San ta Claus PERSON _ Will Be Here Direct from the North Pole ———-HE WILL VISIT———— TOYLAND : at POOR OLD CRAIG'S SERVICE STORE 1019 WHITE STREET Arriving at 6 o’Clock Monday Afternoon WITH A SURPRISE FOR EVERYONE COME TO TOY EAN D=—_SRING. THE KIDS TOYS - IRISH MAIL - BIG WAGONS TRICYCLES - DRESSED DOLLS All SANTA CLAUS WILL VISIT TOYLAND 16th—Also on Wednesday. Dec. 18th and Saturday, rae Key West High Player-Position— FG FT TP |K. Sweeting, If 0 Lastres, lf Papy, rf ” G. Sweeting, rf Parra, ¢ AoRrRoOweD _ Cerezo, lg Fleitas, 1g Cruz, rg - Perez, rg . _ BloocococannNor looccoce £ Totals— Alumni Player-Position— R. Smith, If C. Smith, If iBarber, rf McCown, r! ;Schoneck, ¢ :E. Sweeting, Kerr, lg ~ Sawyer, rg a ee ee arenes ae 4 LE | wowmwnwaed HOR RROWH | monn mn oo | 10 »Foul shots missed, Parra, Parks 2; G. ‘Sweeting 1, Kerr et Sawyer 4, Schoneck 1, Barber 1; _R. Smith, 2; McCown, 1; C. Smith, 1, Personals committed: Cruz, 3; Valdez, 1, K. Sweeting, 1; Parra, 2; Papy, 4; Parks 1, Fleit- as, 1; G. Sweeting, 3; Sawyer, 3; Schoneck, 3; Barber, 2; McCown, 1, E. Sweeting 1, C. Smith 1, Technicals committed: K. Sweet- ing, 1; Barber, 1; E. Sweeting, 1. Score at half-time, Alumni, 17; High School, 15. Referee; Papich (Illinois); Scorekeeper, Betty Cottrell; Timer: Buddy Williams. Next Monday! K ids § E FROM 6 to 8 P. M. They Want for Christmas! g All Prices ae 8 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN yr Pirates | BASKETBALL igh School Gym Play Tomorrow Irues ee i 7:15—High School Varsity Girls For League Lead! vs. High School “B” Girls, 8:15—Army Defenders vs. Jun- Conchs. The first crucial game of the a) wei 1946 Winter League will be play- weehaaio ss. U. S. Marines. 7:15—Romero’s Electric Service vs Osterhoudt Wolves. 8:15—Lions Girls vs. Catholic! pal Stadium when the Pirates Lar the Red Raiders in the first game of a scheduled twin bill. | Youth Club. The Pirates, who are now tied | 9:15-Read ene vs. Coca- with the Raiders for the league [ Cola. leadership began the season by }FRIDAY~ dropping their first two games,| 7:30—High School Varsity Girls but have gained four straight vic- | vs, High School “B” tories since then. The acquisition + Girls. 5 of Tony Alonzo from the Raiders; -* poe Sera was a big asset to the team. Exhibition Games Alonzo is now clipping the ball ;} THURSDAY— at a .409 pace, and is expected to produce the power at the plate in tomorrow’s tilt. The Pirates have not yet an- nounced their starting pitcher, | Navarro on the mound with Joe but decision will be between} Navarro behind the plate. For Gabe Lastres and Pancho Salin-| the Blue Sox, it will most like- ero. It is expected that Salin- ly be Mauldin or Cruz on the} ero will get the nod as he beat) Found with Manager Manolo| the Raiders in their last meet. a eyedo behind the plate. It 1 Manager Bill Cates announced exepected that the Blue Sox will that Bo Meador, a young right-! don their new uniforms. hander with a sharp breaking} curve, will twirl. In the second game, the Tro- jans and the Blue Sox will battle it out for their place, the loser consequently ending in the cellar. 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