The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 1, 1947, Page 4

Conchs Trim Saints, Play AS gc REY Vero Beach High Tonight KEY WEST WINS, 49.32; BEACH TEAM LEAD. ING CLASS B GULF. STREAM CIRCUIT Key West High warmed up for tonight's important game with Vero Beach High, current Class B leaders of the Gulf- stream Conference, by swamp- img Saints Peter and Paul High of Miami, 49 to 32 last night at! the high school gym. Tonight's contest will be pre- eetled by a preliminary between the Red Raiders, leaders in the City League, and Key West Transit, to start at 7:15 o'clock. Both Key West and Vero Beech go into tonight’s battle with impressive records. Within the last ten days Vero Beach hee besten South Broward High, 36 to 28, Cocoa, 22-19 and Stuart Nigh. 26-24. The Conchs have only twe one-point defeats mar- img their season's record of six wite im eight starts. Captain Bernie Papy with 11} pointe and Albert Parra with 10 | led the team's scoring but 220-| pound Ray Dupree, huge Saint) center, sank cight baskets to; take the evening's honors. Papy | end Perra, however, only played part of the game i tm the preliminary, Key West! | High's Junior Varsity, with its | fwet-ctring line-up going the | full diggance, took a 38-36 deci- sen from Catholic Youth oa | Player-Position— FG FT TP} Papy, t« 5 1 Reberts f Sok 2) Porks, f 2 0 Lastres, { 3 0 6 Pasta, « 5 0 10; Pin ‘ 1 0 2 Sweeting, ¢ 0 0 0 Valder, ¢ 3 0 6 Pieitas, ¢ 0 0 0 Crus, ¢ 2 0 4 MeCuliough, ¢ 0 1 1 Perez. ¢ 0 0 0 Cereso, ¢ s& © © Totals 23 3 49 Geints Peter and Paul High | Player-Position— FG FT TP Krause, { 3 0 6 Adu 0 0 0, Pebai, t e @ 8 Paatious [ i 4 6, Seherts, f 1 0 2) Dupree, « 8 oO 16] Webe: ¢ ¢ & Pierson. ¢ 0 0 oO} Parmer. « 0 0 0; Herry, « » ¢ & Young, ¢ 5 @ F Biatz, ¢ 6 6 @ Totals 4 4 32 Seure by quarters | Key West 17 27 37 49] Peter & Pau 9 14 22 32) Free missed: Papy 1,! Paria Lastres 2 Valdez 1,| Kr Pontious 3, Dupree 2, Weber 2. Young 1 f Personal fou mmuimitted: By Pap Parks 2, Pavra 2, Cruz 3,| Met « Perez 3, Cerezo Krause 2, Dupree 1, Weber 2, Young 4 } Technical f committed: By | Pontiou | Referee’ Lit. Gustitus; umpire Dan Poy : B. einaey canst Key West | ato ae Varsity | P Pur in FG FT TP the - 4 0 6 Bus tor 5 0 10 Higgs: 5 a 8 Heth . 4 0 8 Moyen. « 2 i 5 ’ 17 4 38 Catholic Youth Council | ' Pp m— FG FT TP Garde 6 3 15 We > @ -« ‘ » 0 of Delgado, g 4 1 9! Mira, « 4 0 8 Tot ee Pree 1 missed: Buston 2 Higginbotham 1, Gardner 1, Wat ™ 3. Deigad E, { committed | mirick 1, Busto 1, Higginb 2 geeky Keir Delgado 2, Mora aan Pores tude Valdez and a hipped by tanker, au heated a day or two be . ' ™p reaches port to facil ate discha AUTO. REPAIRS BODY sand od FENDER PER WORK sie sag STA Proening ns 6 Graton OR 240-A POINCIANA Ask for Gene Raiders And Sox To Play Trojans Here Tomorrow By NESTOR CASTANEDA The second half of the Winter League will get underway tomor- row without the Pirates. At a meeting held Wednesday night, it was decided to give the Pi- rates until Saturday to make up their minds whether they wanted to come back into the league. At press time today, officials had not heard from Manager Peru- | cho Sanchez of the Pirates, they said. President Roy Hamlin announ- ced that the league will continue with the Red Raiders, Blue Sox, and the Trojans with each team | playing a doubleheader each Sunday. Hamlin explained that the Pirates, who had been invit- ed through the newspapers, to at- tend the Wednesday night meet- 'ing. did not send a representa- | tive to the meeting giving indi- | eations that they did not want to play in the league. In the the Red Raiders will tackle the Trojans. The Raiders will prob- | ably use Bubber Sweeting, their ace righthander, on the mound, with Esmond “Tarzan” Albury | The Trojans’ behind the plate. will throw the Raiders’ . jinx, Charlie Albury against them in an effort for a decisive victory. | 1, Albury has beaten the Raiders, twice this season while dropping 4| only one game. Joe Navarro will! be behind the plate. In the second game, Sox will face the Trojans. The Sox will probably send their ace, Gabe Lastres, to pitch with Manolo Acevedo behind the the Blue plate. The Trojans will probably’ ; use their young southpaw, schoolboy James, Malgrat. In their last encounter, the young lefthander dropped an eleven in-! first game tomorrow, | ‘Cubans Vs: Navy, ‘Pirates Vs. Gilmore At Base Sunday A top-notch doubleheader is scheduled for the Navy Yard diamond tomorrow. In the opening game the Key West Cubans play the Navy All- Stars. In the nightcap the Pi- rates, Winter League first- | half champions, play the USS Gilmore. The battery for the Cubans will be Red Dean and MclIn- | tosh, with Lefty Jeff Hewitt and Branch working for the All-Stars. Pancho’ Salinero | is the Pirate pitching choice with Rodriguez behind the plate. Lefty Johnson and Grace will form the battery for the Submarine Tender nine, ude uh uh, alle ah ule uth (CATCHES SEVEN- | FOOT SAILFISH W. R. S. Douglas of Toronto, Ont., caught a seven-foot one- inch sailfish that {pounds while fishing from Capt. | Lee (Red) Maxwell’s boat Heidi- Ho. Capt. Maxwell's party also caught a sailfish of six-foot, eight- inch length, SEA STABLES BONEFISH KEY 5 Miles North of MARATHON, FLA. Gibbs INBOARD SKIFFS $7 to $10 Per Day We have boats on the Ocean Side for Bonefish, Tarpon, Jack, Snapper, Barracuda, Yellowtail, Grunt and Stream Fishing, and on the Bay Side for Mackerel, Kingfish, Grouper, Etc. 1 | ) } Call your FULLER DEALER for the world famous Brooms, Brushes, Mops, Wax and Polish. weighed 55] |\wamwenerews MARCH OF DIMES \ 'CLAUDETTE COLBERT in « RECEIPTS FROM SCHOOLS LISTED March of Dimes receipts from: the following schools were an.! nounced today by Monroe County | Superintendent of Public Schools Willard M. Albury: Key West High-$190.40, Division Street—$255.00, Harvis—-$186,00, Poinciana—$178.67, Douglass (Coloved)—$179.20. Schools at Marathon, Matecum- be and Tavernier have not re- por’ sie their retary as yet, _ Strand Theater ‘Tomorrow Is Forever’ t Monree Theater HOOT GIBSON in “SILVER DEVIL” Coming Sunday: Spanish Picture SEAPLANE GARRISON BIGHT SEAPLANE BASE Photographic - Fishing : Sightseeing Flights Student Instruction’ Key Cruises Seaplane Trolling in the Mar- quesas -'Contents - All Bay Keys; Channels and Bonefish Banks - GOGGLE FISHING IS SPORT!! Spot Your Fish From the Air! WOOD SEAPLANES | jning 3-0 tussle. Phone 1052-R For EASIER Housecleaning The first game tomorrow will get underway at 1:15 p. m. | L. M. L! AMBE i} Olid recluses in Australia ate | Phone 982 Key West'| known’ as hatters. _ i eorearr ns -As Previously Advertised CERTIFIED VETERANS OF WORLD WAR II 2 SALES ..7..-| (NON-SET ASIDE) AUTOMOTIVE VEHICLES (They are used, and require minor to major repairs) OFF $2,500,000 Ese" _ FIRST COME - FIRST SERVED The Date of Your Priority Certificate Does Not Matter SALE NO. 1 -- 947 VEHICLES MIAMI AIR DEPOT, MIAMI, FLORIDA FIXED PRICE Inspect these vehicles’ at locations listed below on Feb 3, 4 and 5, Sales on these vehicles will be made at MIAMI AIR DEPOT, MIAMI, FLORIDA, ONLY, on Feb: uary 6, 7 and 8. Catalogs will be available at the locations on these dates Dinner Key, Miami, Florida 88 VEHICLES Naval Air Station Ft. Lauderdale, Fla, West Palm Beach, Fla, 4 VEHICLES 113 VEHICLES Army Air Field, Boca Raton, Fla—54 VEHICLES SALE NO. 2 --- 278 VEHICLES NAVAL AIR STATION, KEY WEST, FLA. Miami Air Depot, Miami, Fla. 519 VEHICLES Morrison Field These vehicles can be inspected at Salt Pond Key; Key West Barracks; Naval Air Station. Boca Chica; and Seaplane Base, Key West. House Trailers are located ONLY at Poin- ciana Trailer Park and Fort Vi se, Key West. Inspection Lae are February 3, 4 and 5, Sales on these vehicles will be ade at Naval Air Station, Key Wes t, Florida ONLY on Feb. 6, 7 1 & 8. Catalogs will be available at the locations on these dates. SPOT BID SALE ON RE: RESIDUE WILL BE HELD FEBRUARY 14 AT BOTH LOCATIONS INSPECTIONS CAN BE MADE FEBRUARY 13 This Spot Bid Sale is Open to Priority Groups and Commercial Buyers SALES DATES Certified Veterans, Feb. 6, 7. 8 RFC (Small Business), 8 am to 12 noon, Feb. 10 State & Local Gov’ts, 12 noon to 4 pm, Feb. 10 Non-Profit Institutions, 8 am to 12 noon, Feb, 11 Automotive Dealers, 12 noon to 4 pm, Feb, 11 VETERANS’ NOTICE Veterans must be present in person with their certificates and cannot delegate authority to another to make selection or make purchase for them. WAA reserves the right to reject any and or all bids and offers and to withdraw all or part of the property prior to contract of sale. All vehicles advertised sold on a “Where Is, As Is” basis. All offerings are subject to War Assets Administration Standard Conditions of Sale as quali- lemented. 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