The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 1, 1947, Page 5

I eee TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1947 THE KEY WEST €FFIZEN ~- PAGS THRES mg 26 KEY WESTGOLFERS.TO jtmia Ae |. $50,000 FOR “THE CHIN" | mimaasiom 1847—(100 years ago) In efféct _— Now In Poland .- * £ aes; |—Act of Congress by which the i OPPOSE if F A f a : |Governtnent becomes the sole | . t WARSAW.—(AP).—Two repre- That’s How Gelf Pros Rate Worsham’s Open Victory Source of issue of postage-yramps. sentatives of the Polish Nation- Be al Catholi¢ Church of America| + : ‘fof Seranton, Pa. have arrived |. 3 4 = in Poland for a three-month i study of missionary and relief Leave On Special Plane At’ } : Py work. They are Reverends John © . F. Swierezewski of Chicago and | { 10:15 Friday Morning; smut,” ° ° e er. rs & | Adam Walichiewicz of Reading, Coheot Tre Oneana Softball Standings B's Nine Forfeits|:: : ic summer eaaues As Legion Leads,| - twuiose” ti Won Gat| etase ae” 102: Sailors Win|baseball Statisties Club members will make the’ Club— i By The Associated Press trip to Havana to participate in|Bob’s Sports Shop 12 6 .667; The league - leading Bob's SES = 1847—-Country’s. publica * «debt AP Newsfentures . around $25 million. Lew Worsham, 23-year-old 1862—Internal revenue ot ¢x- Pro at the Oakmont Country cise tax enacted—first stieh sinee Club, Oakmont, Pa., may have ie year 18g. won the U. S. Open with a 1863—Begimning of the thrge- measured putt of 292 inches day battle of Gettysburg. “*” but it's his well rounded game 1867—The Dominion of Canada that has made him the current created by umion of the Provinges. ; of Canada. ‘ _ and Lai 1881—The American Red Cross Bree So oe (National) incorporated. by birth. is shown going { 1918—The “Work or Fight” through three important parts z i law in effect. . of his game. driving, playing 1934—Wiseonsin the first state out of a sand trap and put- to adopt unemployment compe ting. sation. the International Golf Matches |4merican Legion 109 526, Sports Shop. team of the City STANDINGS The best round of golf he cor | 1938—WPA Federal Theater to be held in Havana on Satur-|¥ets of Foreign Wars 9 8 .529\Class A Softball, League forfeit-| Florida-International League an cee sate re Pea reeaen: nln day and Sunday, July 5 and rat ed Cela Me 514 263 ed its game to the American} Club— w.L. § . itd ‘ Maginot Line in France. : between the Havana Biltmore! one CLASS B ea Legion last night after a con- Havers H ie ‘ : : : a é ~ 1941—750,000 youths reaching. and Key West Golf Club. r "'troversy arose with the Legion a : : 4 : he nape A ee eet 2 At 10:15 Friday morning, the eq, West, Merchants 13 7.650; holding a 10-2 lead at the end|Miami * 332 ee , : han’ onebalt striking. coal. tite golfers will leave by special char- FTeny's HalfAcre ee pri eth oe io ine jontngs, Ts Legion gets |West Palm Beach 34 41 45 ‘ 8 = : . e cs bac eae sade aa tered Aerovias Q plane. Members| Naval Hospital — Tin the Clase B eae ee aaeeh ake pales) | Sed fc. : Pircieranteeore Meier: cone bs 1 S ‘ ernationa’ onetary confer- pe eget Bal a — irene : [Gilmore rallied for 12 runs in|Fort Lauderdale 21 54 i , i : fenvelopent: 5 ‘ j tures taken and attend to he i the last three innings to defeat National League * : Pe % | 1945—Ameriean planes dvop . ight the Veterans of Foreign Wars, 13 [thousands of + fi diary | details. Upon arrival in Havana lin. 6 = Pelee aah ete aa! : ol ; ‘bombs on Jap Honshu Island the b: 2 ‘ ‘ } a joston at 2 : “ : i dj n yr Th ere adit sy ae BAYVIEW PARK | The Vets scored two runs in|Brooklyn 38 28 * ; ae j 1946-—First.day 'witHiout prieet Racor ete mg al 1@ NIGHT GAMES | the first frame on three hits and|New York 34 27 eontrols. aia woth eel i {a walk, and three in the third on|St. Louis 33 32 Saturday iat 11 a. m., the Key; “ihe four hits and one error. Chicago 33 33 jy neth at Chyey Chase 5B Westers will-b: TONIGHT. aes i ster's @ guests at a lunch-/|” y.. N bo ed i Cincinnati 33 35 later at exclusive Indian con given them by their:Havana’ 70—Key West Merchants ys.) Mavy boys seored one in the se0- tori delphia 27 40 in Miami Beach, Lew. theug hidis with in ie S. jore.- n rror [bree ioe F ‘1 y wate first 18-hole mateh} ):15—Bob’s Sports Shop vs., triple to left center. added three| Pittsburgh oe a eae eaeee anh emule ae arene p.m. After VFW. lin the fourth on two singles and! American League | remake: his: ayaies 4 ne day's rounds, the golfers will FRIDAY — |a double by Hurta, and Hurta| Club— W. L. Pet. Bus AEE sk Weep iota: Aas attend a dinner in their honor| 7:30—Miamt Zissen's 3owery scored on a single by Schueht.|New York .- 41 26 612 AP Newsfeatures Sports’ Editor |gansiand TAHies he is welll ikea) ast eens a een a at the Country Club, Bums vs. USS. Gilmore. |The Sailors won the game in the B25" 34 30, 531} NEW YORK.—Lewis Elmer Worsham’s father, a 63-year-old Wash-| by the pros. | Coe You web Rave: = ome. At 9:00 a. m., Sunday, the sec-) 9:15—VFW vs. Miami Zissen’s' 4 Philadelphia 33 32 .50811% ington carpenter, is a very ‘dee it i eee aay _ | Same.” advised Barnett, a ‘ fifth on two walks and four * . ng! penter, is a very happy man these days but it is doubt- “ ond and final’ 18hele best-balt Bowery Bunts. iis ae sail Detroit i 32 31 508] fui if he is as Geri ae hile oeee sae casera : | When he accidentally meved; Worsham took the advice of. a match will be played. Af 1 p.m,,| SATURDAY— 2a Bis lor &i parti Cleveland 28 28 .500 a natiey “The Ch re <3-year-old son, better known among pro} his ball on the 18th hole in the/veteran and now he helds the a hincheon and presentation of| 7:30—Miami Zissen's Bowery ad ea our runs in ve sixth on) Washington 30.32 .484 ie ae 2 ae i |Jacksonville Open last March hejbest golf title of all. 3 the International Cup will be Bums vs. American Le- ‘W° hits and two walks and two Chicago. 32 35 478). Craters Gacy been a pro club swinger for 11 years] insisted on a one stroke penalty.) given by Paul Sher. club mem- gion. {errors. The Vets added one more|St. Louis 23 39 1371 without ever getting anywhere in particular. Now he holds the|His gentlemanly gesture cost him | RY ie Saskia Tee 9:15—Bob's | Sports Shop vs.’ in the sixth on two singles. At CES world’s most coveted golfing championship. His victory in the Na-|the tournament and $600, Clay- . Rees tor, Kee in ae Miami Zissen’s Bowery , bat, Santana hit three safely and GAME RESULTS (errs Open at St. Louis was worth an on-the-spot $2,500 but golf|ton Haefner winning the top prize Ri ADWA oy yee s atl Bums. (M. cant eastoy thesiecars.| Eloridie'intsens snail cemae pens generally rate an Open tri-p. = of $2,000 in the play-off with . m. Sac aan Sete SA ; Tucker, Hurta and Schucht each 5 umph as a $50,000 jackpot. : sham. ; i Most of those club members; In recent years the average | hit two for the sailors. In the SSundayie” Scores) The alone of ee vas | the national caddy champion- ane i i CIGAR STORE : making the trip will stay at the amount of cotton produced on an field, Osborn, Stenger, and Fal-| St. Petersburg 7, Miami 5. Open usu- | ship in Chicago. He was in the |, eb Uno aden an ae Oi on Hotel Presidente. though some acre of ground in the United; lon were the best, for the win-| camps oh EU Tete oe jpeby/ commends) tne best spots} for Navy 30 months and has three (oper ony eve people) followed 610 Duval Street will stay at the Royal. Palm Ho- States has doubled. ners and ‘J. Garcia. M. Tynes, pS! Palm Beach 7, Lakeland 3. exhibition matches at $500 and | pe sere Nowe ners ce Malan itis cee ee ' yres; Fort Lauderdale 1, Havana 0. | brothers, Buck. Herman and | demand as Bobby Locke, the sen- € cain their three-day visit. | ————_. .and Machin for the losers. National League upwards per round, and en- | Bubby, all golfers. Buck is as- ‘sation from South Africa. | COMPLETE ind fey Westers will he U. S. cotton mills plan to spena} Score: R. H. E.! (Monday’s Scores) 4 | dersements on sporting goods | sistant pro at Winged Foot, | Back in 1937 Worsham started ||} pitted against a golfing cam- ‘about $100,000,006 a year for the ; Veterans 203 001 0— 611 4! Brooklyn 7, Philadelphia 4! preducts bring handsome fig- Mamaroneck, N. Y. as a pro working for Beb Bar. | ALL bination that has just recently ‘next five years in renovations, Gilmore 010 354 x—13 11 5 \night game. Explaining his steady game all 2 } F broken even in two matches (new machinery and research. F, Tynes and Castro; Porter, Cincinnati 6, Chicago 4, night) “s i ins, Worsham will say is: fewer vere ovveree | SCORES a with the Miemi Country Club. land Fanos. = i | _ Herman Barron, White Plains, ts ince ees i STR +8 ae i ‘ ri {game. Nis oro) save ei victon tatu I drive well as a rule and am ONG ARM BRAND COFFEE, é The latter club has run rough- | U. S. cotton mills employ'' Seager hae? hit: Hurta; Only games scheduled. 1946 Goon oh Contechary i (8 pretty good putter.” TRIUMPH t _ << over all their Florida [‘about 50;000 people. pee. ee oan eae a DEES Lanes Cleveland would heve netted | Samuel Jackson Snead agrees COFFEE } ystrucl eee Fynea. 1; hoses cm jay’s Scores ; : rae ing ©? both points after. havi ; At last night’s pre-departure , sentative, “eat them just before eer eine off Tynes 5:; New York 3, Boston 1, night} eee fey Big eereperes “blown” nis third en ot MILL meeting, held at the club house, ' you leave Havana.” j niches ae 3 @ ele pareptanliaias ‘ oe eiiee Worsham wears a__ perpetual at Stock Island, club members; Those making the trip are: | Y H a Innere 8, Philadelphia a YY Oo 6strokes las igrin Gn the linke anau@hiet ast eared he ard Harry Knight, tournament; Sam Anderson, Harry Knight, our orescope | Chicago 6, Detroit 5, night game. | am recently won his @ Colorful as the Demarets, Ho. +~ewewwe~ ewoewewes| chairman, and Rogelio Gomez,' Jimmy Mira, Humbert Mira, Dr. | Cleveland at St. Louis t third Middle Atlantic title on his —_— Sues oa en Sahar aR ee address the group relative to trip, Jack Hayes, Norman Artman,| TUESDAY, JULY 1. 1947—To-log fain on OSPR birthday ond on Father's incidentals. : Bob Spotswood, Alton Park, Cur- day indieates one who is full of,” ‘ § birthday and! on Father’s| | . . . . i ————— Day the “kid with the protruding! Questioned. as to whether man-;ry Harris, Bob Dillard, Mel 00dness, patience, thrift and 7 lchint sarile a: aGie-d vs goes could be brought into the,Hamel, Charles Salas, Tames Humility. h Baek _work 8 be} TODAY'S GAMES ret a eee Cee an , country from Cuba, the Key West Cooper, General Jones, Paul 2¢complished in a Ce) a eeennenatonsl Leagoe ay-off. Snead two-putted from! irli a c sq Dut there is little : ae pe airline agent replied, “No, but Sher, George Carey, Ignatius " St. Petersburg at Miami. acne ee et there are ways of getting around, Lester, Ward Tyson, Pop Lon- not enqugh agg Miami Beach at Tampa. was anche oltgtne:cupsand ee Sea * le a ; thence but little fame is likely.; Havana at Fort Lauderdale. R 3 li E D 1 the restriction.” A quick retort deree, Moreno Wallace, Ravens ae, ort Lauderdale. || Worsham also won the Atlanta! CXa conomy ays Ken This will matter but little. fo from a golfer was, “Place them, Toves, Clem Price, Bob Saun-.there will be enough of success 4 }Open this y He once shot a} at the bottom of the suitcase.” ; ders, Anthony Demeritt, Robert ;to satisfy the Tole needs of the: Bost ania ee ; enaral 64 at LaGorce fal Miami | . “No,” replied the rotund repre- Dopp, Hugh Moore. |natit Heer (er: Oe eett Beach. In the Goodall at Boston | ; a ee (06-3) or Hartung (4-2). “|he was 19 plus after the second: Now In Pro ress es A HACKLES RED SOx 3. 1 | Brooklyn at Philadelphia—Bar.|Tound but wound up minus after | eas * ° mi, ney (4-2) or Hatten (7-5) vs.|the fifth and final round. 'Schanz (1-1). | It was on the strength of his y St. Louis at Pittsburgh, night} play in this tournament that WITH 4 HITS: BROOKLYN NEARS }game—Pollet (4-7) vs. Bonham} the pros said: “Worsham is a { + (5-1). MILK OF MAGNESIA— RAZOR BLADES—Klenzo Superthin Haskell’s Pt. oe 5. E. S's. Hey : Se fine golfer but he’s t ing HAIRNETS—Goodform . Be ’ foo you eas Only games scheduled. to win the Open. Veterans win MINERAL OlL—Amer. Lamson’s TOOTH BRUSH—Criterion Nylon. .9¢ | LE AD WITH 7A WIN OVER PHILS | American League | cee sthere's too much | Beenie. srerecents cheeses 33¢ Bek ets CAPS— ee | | 1 EPSOM SALT—Price’s Lb... Detroit at Chicago—Hutchinson ASPIRIN—S gr. Hobart’s 100’s...15¢ mn nt caor 4 he Worsham, pro at famed Oak- MONACET COMP. TASS—25's. .23¢ |(5-3) or White (1-2) vs. Lopat kis ' y g bat | i IODINE TINC—'2 02. Dell % ® \(5-6). Hy Wie 02 ets i) be 2 ae S SACCHARIN T/.BS—'s gr. 100's.23¢ Ewell Blackwell Tarns Int Cleveland at St. Louis, night] Port News, Va., but has lived | THIAMIN CHLORIDE—5 mg Tabs, RPT ir Gio a hey Low-Hit Per-|od 15 off Bobo Newsom, Scarby game—Feller (10-6) vs. Potter! in Washington most of his life. 100's ....... ‘57¢ 's Borated Lb... .29¢ Another HH *F*!\Searborough, Sid Hudson and SPORTS 2-8) or Fannin (2-5). | Twelve years ago he was a cad- aoe eee eC, SKIN CREAM—Rex-Eme formanee As Reds Beat| Frank Ferrick. an Only games scheduled. dy and finished as runnerup in DISH CLOTH—Klenzo 11x16"... .9¢ 52402. JOP. occ cece ceca es OOO The Chieago White Sox smote * — ‘Cubs, 604 ity) pdown the Detroit Tigers, 6 to 4, RECREATION tat Chicago, with Luke Appling’s (ny ‘Phe Asnocintea Press) — | cighth-inning homer ical “euuaiteereca \ NEW YORK, July 1.—Frankie | the winning margin. ; SWIMMING—South Beach, south Shea, the terrific New York| Results: end of Duval Street. CARA NOME COMBINATION Yankee, pitehed Bucky Harris’ ee er DEEPSEA FISHING—Gulf Dock, I BY LANGLOIS crew five and one-half games out t Game west Caroline Street; Craig A reg. 75¢ on i in front of the rest of the Amer- be vohitiae cada & be mi Dock, north end of Grinnell | refere is a ae a eee ae ue jean League contenders last {Brooklyn | * |___ Street. 4 “ iladelphia | —...--- Pee Te at. of Cora Ni Cok FOF. .ccccccsveccceenecncsh night, setting back the second Piney, Behrman and Hodges; ' BASEBALL—Games, usually on raiNemel Cologne for + t : - place Boston Red Sox with fo mais and Seminick. Sunday afternoon, at Muni SILQUE CREAM SHAMPOO hits, 3 to 1, at Boston. eecsetea es pal Stadium, Duck Avenue : : The Yanks nicked Joe Dobson aan and 14th Street. edie ee) jae thet never yong bein comt Hnalaen eater . ‘ A ‘ig! a | , ’ with radiant sheen. Lanolin-enrighed. and Tex Hughson for eight hits) 4+ Cincinnati R. H. E.|GOLF—Municipal Golf Course, 4 and enowgh runs to help Shea chicago 4 401) Stock Island. a Safety First harertane (2 » chalk up his tenth victory against | Ging} ti | 4 i q REXALL ip defests, The R likevall Cet Wayay Scnnilizyand Schott: | or aaemieca eaten our Daily Rule ALL THEATRICAL COLD CREAM... wees a S. pe Se ea nrc loniandtind| fain Sieet (day and night Grown-ups as well as Children BEMALL DEC ORANTACREAM: +14 ox. Jar S06 4 r ings 4 ai facilities). Should COOPERATE with GYPSY TAN LOTION... «+4 or. We : dle Deve arouwer sue BASKETBALL—Outdoor courts Motorists and Bus Drivers SILQUE LEG MAKE-UP. i : e Brooklyn Dodgers at South Beach and Bayview. Everyone should help i i. = into a virtual tie with the Boston} Other teams not scheduled. Park. makin, Wey ees HELEN CORNELL COLD WAVE KI = b : sala 4 PEEL EOTE, ig the streets of Key L T . i aves s see) ep pes she AMERICAN LEAGUE HANDBALL—Bayview Park. West safe. Our drivers take no Give yourself @ Helen Cornell Cream Oil Permanent in gq = 1 cegieiad y ae fe idee Wight Game ae ar “SRS ao ana chapess. ney are trained to cool comfort for summer hair beauty....+4+ aves Kit 1 - 7 sth s BE Park ye ever alert, every day. = the Philadelphia Phillies, 7-4. aoe ey 3.8 0 | PICNICKING—Tables at Bay- May we nee sa 400 BUBBLE BATH—Helen Cornell, 20 packets, = " Peewee Reese helped the Dodger Boston 1 4 1) view Park. make SAFETY FIRST your 5S frogrances ..sseevesssercees seaeees 1.00 a | cause with a fifth-inning homer) ""g),.. and Berra; Dobson, Hugh-|CHILDREN’S PLAYGROUND — daily rule? THANK YOU. WOAI ES SACQUER Helen: Comnellia4. ounce %e with one on. _ {son and Tebbetts. ww Park. 2 | Bottleiicccasscce ee wees OSE _ Ewell Blackwell, seeking his} |COMFORT STATIONS—Bayview | WAV-SET = Helest Cornell, & ounce bottle 66 ) 13th win, needed some help from Might Game i Par. A, | Fritz Mueller despite some at At Chicago = 7 - A City is only B FAR i | liant pitching as Cincinnati edg-|Deiroit - \ US : : ; Med the Chicego Cubs, 6 to 4, at|Chiesgo —-———-- 6M 1) 9 as Progressive RES These Are Rexall Economy Days! ; Cincinnati. The Cubs collected! Trucks, White; and Wagner; ; as its ree 1 only four hits while the Reds (Gillespie, Harrist, Maltzberger, ‘Trantporte- adeta own Buses, 5 ¢ . were slamming Red Erickson and|Papish and Dickey. ELECTRICAL SERVICE Hip a || eS Mohnny Schmitz for 14, including nant oiae | 2882 Harris Avenue Poinciana and i Bamer by Eddie Lukon in the) 4+ washington R.H. E. Naval Hospital 10c th. JUST ASK for BRITT All Types of me THE et * Philadelphia Seton 0 * he «Washington Sentaorslwachington -.--. 8 14 0 ELECTRICAL City Hospital, | DIVISION squeezed out an 8-7 win over the] powler, Christopher, Casey and” MOT r Stock Island and 15 LLL DINESIOD ‘ icdubs a nae sabe salad sl ‘na ova Work Called for and Dettverea ||| Key West Transit Co.,Inc. Boca Chica —_ LOC } eet FREE DELIVERY 4 displayed some sl udson, Fern aN H . W. Sellers, Mani Corner of Varela Street stickwork. The Senators nailed t PHONE 1184 aie sa Ea ‘ | | Fowler, Christopher and Cavey Cleveland at St. Louis, post. Phone 1057 ek ok for 14 hits while the A’s collect-,poned, ra. x k *