The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 16, 1947, Page 5

WRONREDAY stn y 16, 1a7 oo. YANKS WIN TWO FROM BOB'S SPORTS SHOP | INDIANS, BEATING BOB | WINS SERIES FROM. - FELLER IN mona ‘MERCHANTS, 14 TO 8/ Farther Widen Their ratHalf Champs Of Loca! © tents tee, Softball Lagues; Twenty Local Golfers To THE KEY WEST CITIZEN “be. teen 3-3 Bee aa es Pt, hot 2 Sa. 14 18-451 Bases On Balls Prove s > Let Teiee By The Assoclated Press Consider Mateh(:! ad |_Or'te dees Downfall Of Merchants Be hot 3 bod Seanctatee . Key West Golf Club members'|'P Bol ey est 0] ub me! t. NEW YORK, Juty 16 New! STANDINGS bs) Sports shop. wan. the meet in their clubhouse tomor- | £t. bo Yors, Yeehers ferther widened | Plorida-tnternational third and deciding game of the tee wed im the American) Club— row night at 8 o'clock for the! W. L. Pet. (Play off series last night. The Key | purpose of deciding whether. to: a garing : é ara Pen ty = Ouibte, bute 8t ak | MeKinney, Se * a RM ata ae ‘a League last night when they took Havana 71 18 .798{West Merchants issued 20 bases | accept’ the invitation of the | Pt povvenge PAymy pell ed iy by Tampa 62 29 681 07 balls whieh was the main fac |Miami Country Club to-have the et eo it Pt the cerogud contest West Palm Beach 0 45 an of the Sports Shop team. by a All ty mate are ae to Be Feller was well nigh invincible, !St. Petersburg 40 50 .444)score of 14 to 8. ‘attend, Dr. Jack Hayes, club jE bet i the ninth weakened and Miami 40 50 444) The Merchants scored one run president, stated today. Pt 2 Gi) 60% granted one run, the margin of Lekeland 30 61 .330/in the first on three hits, but the mt atts vietory for the Yankees. Bevens Fort Lauderdale 22 64 .256/Sports Shop team came right | Lot ciewed Clevelend ently five hits National League back in their half of the dirst with The Weather tnt we thie seme ond showed him: Club— W. L. Pet./e run on two hits. cia wt ready W take on all comers Brookly 1 48 34 585) A ‘by Roberts, th: i Pr. Lot 3 Sq. 1 Tr. (3 G1-403, down the stretch {Boston 4436 ‘557 jwalks and a couple of wild! FORECAST Bh Lat 98 j JL-8a8, Beshiye Badgers now ting ‘New York 42 35 pitches and: passed balls gave! Key West and Vicinity: Partly Erin i ‘as aah Gemerives with only o stight St. Louis 48 38 581 \the Sports team three runs,.Qne cloudy with widely scattered ed @ Reston Braves. The ° neaengy ». “ its ‘error and three walks gave the ‘thundershowers in the area. Deatgers vesterday fell betore the Philedes h 35 47 497 Bob’s boys another run in the Gentle to moderate south toJ ,, 270.38! Be ee ee sents of Roe and Bagby of the iii) S" 32 48 400 third. Four walks in the fourth, SUtheast winds this afternoon, Ot A MINDAOR SMU Putchurah Pirates, and lost both | Pitsburg) ~~ 82 ‘and Sue Griffen went to the tonight and Thursday. - Little} Pt. Lot 9'8q games, 12 to 4 and 9 to 3. | ‘American League showers. .change in temperature. New Yous Giants defeated Chi. | Club— W.L. Pet. In the fifth the Merchants | Florida: Partly cloudy this aft-| some 4@ Keslo of the Giants New York 55.26 679! came to life and scored six runs @oem spe ite: SIG Eun a Lot 3, 8q. teetting the Cubs to five hits. St Detroit 41 34 to knot:the’count. Brest walked Scattered thundershowers _ this Pt Lot ees Leute beat Boston ty » score of Boston 4) 37 a8 Blanco fanned, but Albury drop’ geet Bt Lat 4 suf ish Uke combination of te Cleveland 36 37 48 ed RhetEat tend hate ry P| East Gulf and Jacksonville }py (Ot } §, yA fy ae Re eitectivety (Philadelphia 39 41 e ball an th runners through Florida Straits: Moderate |Pt: Lot + fg rd ened Chicago 37 44 457, Were safe. Rodriguez hit to sec- to fresh southwest winds - over | Rt, Peer Washington 34 42 .447,0nd, and the bases were loaded north portion and gentle to mod-|~ the pitching find of ¢, eh veer Cmetnmati. went the route agetmet§ Philadelphia, but emerged winner for only one run, .855,When the baseman dropped the erate south to - southeast winds} Pt- lover south portion this afternoon, ee tonight and Thursday. Weather; Pt. partly cloudy except widely scat- Pt Louis ball. R. Garcia forced Blanco at the Lat 2 3° 6 Tr. plate, C. Valdez fanned and Vidal " G10. | Internationa: ceague 4 sisicie 7 BLOGK £,0F STREET OUGALNESTON AND MLS te, 5. 33- twé was hit by a pitched ball. Casado ,tered thuadershowers. Be bot 3 a Cas Pritedeipite — Athietios pS singled ae Hea walked. Curi| NO SMALL CRAFT or storm] Ptbog fe rr ai cooopina wp on the leaders. 2-8 Garcia doubled to center. envahers er nan, displayed on A a yesterday they scored an 8 to 1 iami|_In the sixth the Bob's Sports > Bé-ia4 vetery over St Lowis Browne ineach im Bagel’ 8 elem! Shoppers scored three on tives REPORT pe Lott of ate BiLgNT when Marchilden granted the | vane 3, Tampa 1 hits. Gonzalez walked, Arnold} Key West, Fla, July 15,1947 |p. nottor tres asco teapes anty ote tite on Petersburg ‘at Lakeland,|and Roberts doubled, | Villareal | (Observation taken at 8:30 am, | All, Lot "30 Pt. Lot 29 of The utes yesterday | postponed, rain. singled. The Merchants scored Eastern Standard Time, ees AMERICAN LEAGUE one more in the seventh. Casado City Office) nt 8 Sante At Chicago RHE (Tuesday's Scores) walked and Roberts was sent to !y5 1035 irae ben oe aetna Sane | 6 || Pittsburgh 19-9 Brooklyn 4-3, get a cold shower and Rosam 7)/8nes! inst ee Pt. Qtr. 6 e145 Queage 52 ty Ch 0, New York 4. took over. Alanzo walked and yyonn s Sa. ome. 6 wet Hegheos, Kitnger and Teb-| St. Louis 8, Boston 2. Curi Garcia singled. Casado scor- | jormal Ot Bre 6 tL 46S. tet: Papier and Dickey Chicago 5, Philadelphia 4. Alonzo went to third and Precipitation of Tr. 6 eee American Garcia to second. Brost fanned Lot Se ‘sa: ate "7 * | Rainfall, 24 hours ending At Mt Lowe RHE « 's Scores) and Blanco hit to third and Curi} 8:30 aim., inches as et allel © 4 ©) New York 9-2, Cleveland 4-1, was out at third on the play. Relative Humidity Pe Low 6 Sa. 3 Tr, = Lowe = « a 3! Basten 1, Chic: 5. The Bob’s Sports Shop scored‘ 740 BENJAMIN Moretitdem and Hosa: ides Philadelphia 8, St. Louis 1. four in the last of the eighth on etiente. Almanac Lot 9 Saq..1_Tr. G13-107 Wetter ond Barty ‘uhingten 6, Detroit HM. four walks, singles by Ghoberts Se ftandard ‘in Re Se — and Rosam and a double by Kerr. oo a Bes 4) ae th At bat the leaders were Rob- ‘sunset . at = — . 5 TODAY'S GAMES ors with three in four chances, ‘Moonrise -¢ Pr. | caste eeeneere ep AE Vv Casado and Curi Garcia Moonset CleOetend 40 3, [ser be: , Brooklyn 4-3. shit twa.each. In the field, Vidal, fies wana at Miami. Borst and Rodriguez played well Wits Loewen and Hegen ond) Miami Beach at Lakeland. ft Coe a West Palm Beach 5 Tampa. {for pe Hy esr wakes, Si Pony St. Petersburg at Bort Lauder- aeibe anBine: KT E| _ Eastern Standard Time) olen: ee ald Longe 060 100— 8 9 1) ‘High Tide nd Boe ist 2030x149 2, 828 am. tl 2 9 8) Pittsburgh at Beoaklyn, might! Grigeen, Vidal C. Valder| 20:18 p.m, ub. PL Lot USA ay 4 * ence [game-Bonham (7-2) vs. a and bicsts aeceeea! Rosam and' ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA fevers ond Rebimeon Pelle nan (0-)) iB. albury: , Reference Station: Key West . 6 Chicago at New York—Erick-)"a./o:base hits: C. Garcia, Bak- Time of| Height of | su). wr (3-3) vs. Kennedy (6-5). er, Arnold, Roberts, Kerr; ‘stolen| _ Station— Tide |high water K . oe ¢ yeinnati at Philadelphia—|ho.05: Sterling, R. Garcia, Casado,| Bahia Honda © —Ohr. i ta al epderMeer G5) vs. Sehan2)vigul, C. Garcia, Brost, Rodriguez; | (bridge) 10min. 00 tt Se arterough Candin st Louis at Boston, night game MALICE Quit: Say Maberts 6, by os 3 RE aed ae Perret: Trout, White, Trucks Hearn (5-8). vs. Spahn 412-3). |2™ 1, by ‘Vidal 1, by Valdez 3;] (east side) —20 min. s on balls: off Griffen 8, off} Boca Chica —Ohr. — American Leagpe Valdez §, off Roberts 5, off Ros-| (Sandy Point) 40 min, TIONAL LEAGUE Now York at Cleveland, night.@m 1; double play: Sterling to/ Caldas Channel +2hr. A ge York RHE. \game—Gumbert (3-0) Wens-{ Villareal to Baker; hits: off Grif-] (north end) —10 min. +14 ft. © © 5 3 loff (1.0) vs. Embree (4-7). fen 3 in 1 inning (two out in sec-|Minus Sign—Corrections to be New York 4 6 0 Washington at Detroit, twojond), off Vidal 0 in 2 innings! subtracted Lede Meers and Seheffing «Masterson (7-6) _—and(two outs in fourth), off Valdez) pjys Sign — Corrections to bel Mt. Lot 7 Ras cad W Conge retti (1-3) vs. Newhouser (9-8) }6 for 7 runs in 4 innings, off Bae added. = . lean eumnien UA.0). am 4 in 3in mins winning pitch; . ton ROH. E.| Philadelphia at S is, twi-{er: Roberts; losing pitcher: Val-| ‘ a Pg 4 4 light and. night—D 0) |dez; umpices: at the njate, C.| TODAY IN HISTORY Jo. o¢ so. 1 av. ——— ’ jland MeCahan (1-2) vs, Munerief (Griffin; first base, J. Mira; sec- (Know America) PM iw Sq. a ‘te. _ Braste ond, Gar Kramer (6.8) or San- ond base, F. Villareal; third b: :|_ 1769—The Mission of San Diego,} py. Lor 20 gu fara mere Shown. Kari Se 3-8). Jimmie Griffen; scorer: Aguilar: first of the 21 mission settlements, Pt. 1 2'Tr. 13 13 wn amet Boston vat Chic o—GArdhiduise | time of game: 2.00. on Pacific Coast dedicated _ by, P' 43 - (4-4) vs. Lopat (7-7). Compasitive runs and hits for!Franciscan Padre Juniperre Ser-|!"" At Piiledeipnie RUE the three-game series: _ ra. _ Lot § Sq. 3 7: — $00 Bob’s-+37 runs, 30 hits and 8] "1863 Because of Jap treat. Ste. 1a Cra. 410 3] OREO. ._ {ment of foreigners, Capt. David{ Lot 9 sq. 6 Tr. 14 22-20 Jur-| Merchants—27 runs, 24 hits's McDougall, commanding USS. oe ie Ee: eieh es : Wyoming, silences 3 shore bat-| *" ™“ Leading hitters of series: teries of the Japanese coast and] 1.0t 4 Player— AB RH Ave.|3 Jap warships. ot tt mmm | Alonzo 10.4 6 .600} 1915—Panama Canal first used 13 10 3! Byaiel 0 8 00 ust warship! 442 parts -.-_ 44 5 7 500} 1918—The Russian royal family re nj Howell Tat lo" DREDSEA PISHING—Gult Dock,| Arnold Tar ope aoa ee por it Dickens and Bra.! west Caroline Street; Sterling Ticats, wae eh aa 1928—Congress restores to the. y | end of G (entre) Indians their old border privileges e | Dod, om ‘asado 11 A 4 .363/o¢ entering Canada. =— : 1934—Beginning of a general & noi & |SASBBALL—Games, usually on ONE-MINUTE strike in San Francisco. H ——* » 18 0| Sunday afternoon, at Munici- 1941—Moscow on rations as | See wa 313 0 pal Stadium, Duck Aven Germans near the city. Credive ‘ ihe and 14th Street. SPORTS QUIZ 1942—Historic War Labor Bagby sad Kivies, Motien, jocar—usicieal Golf Course, Board's Little Steel Award. wey Cregg ond Horige Stock Island. 1, What two golfers tied for} 1943—Allied bombers drop mil- lions of leaflets over Italy with Roosevelt-Churchill message for Italians to stop the war. 1944—Germans temporarily halt vision Street day and night} distance in the Tam O'Shanter? facilities). 2. What horse recently zoomed Softball Games | ae et Park on heal place over the cegulation COUR into undisputed possession of the BAYVIEW PARK South Beach and Bayview Y —_ Be | at title of biggest money winner? {American offensive in Normandy. Park 3. What heavyweight recently} 1945—The first atomic bomb " > ALL—Bayview Park. ‘i x +9 experimentally exploded at the "4 ae oy Wet M vs ANDO. — Bayview tetentesirioe Bast? Forest Hills Alamogorda Bombing Range in VFW text game) Park and South Beach. Cr single title? {New Mexico. : a en view od PLAYGROUND —|°'*" s#me played? jbe drafted. FRIDAY —— ree 18—Bayview| AS WERS: | ‘The treadmill was a penal ap- siry (exhibition ee 5 aront 1, Ed Oliver and Bobby Locke. pliance introduced in England in ite 2. Stymie. 1818. Prisoners walked up a nev- os Reval Geapitel ve USS. eneral use of the word4 > 3. Olle Tandberg. er-ending series of steps which Giimeare (exhibitian con ik” for travellers’ luggage] 4. Bobby Riggs. in turn revolved a mill. teat ese because of an obscure] 5. Wrigley Field, Chicago. cE t iicaning. of the French word - ‘The Big Inch and Little Inch Whee op sagen aoe ” or almsbox. Fossil findings show that pipeplines are scheduled to de- vhtegs have Ww be replaced ee « turtles have existed on earth for liver 150 billion subic feet of nat- = weeks because of en one hundred million years. ,ural gas annually to the East. Toe Cite. + ane weer from wind and rain Subscribe to 573 or At tr. 07. 12 Di-134 ay iN H2- vi Gye : Martinez, aC ‘AL SU ADIVASLON . HARRIS SUBDIVISION 2 M1 ON St E stan NIGHT'S RUBDLVISION We a a) TE part Burgess Vieree, : WES S-5660. . Russell, Luin M. .. Irélana, E MeMatom, howe Meats on 21 ROBERTS, a Flahk . ‘NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the following @eserihed jands «Mt pe sold at public auction hy the City of Key West, at 12 o'clock noon on the Ist day of Aumust, 1947, at the City Hall, City of Key West, Key West, Florida, to pay the amount due for taxts therein set anpusite the same, together with All costs of such sale and Saroreinias. Cr ae a SUSAN UDINE PEO ih Ovide, Louls.et ux , Bana Ireland, dna ireland, Cates, sitaueh tar, Irene R. is ng George R., et ‘at : Raines, "thew i Carey, John-Styles, # Vhilsbury oo. Skinner, Alfred L. Leona Bullard, Thurston, - Otis Fesuson, Harold - bemetht Falco, Straughter, Irene R. ines, Lenora ‘Styles heat 3 Joh : Lin, oni Campbell, Wim., Est. ely, Artmentha Gomes, | Hello... Gomez, Consuelo C. Gomez, Consuelo C Du Pony, B. dB Tynes, 3 Athertset Ux... curry, 12 Marquez, , Abe) \arilo. \ Marquez, “Aberlardo 26.24 Corral, “Luis F. 94.38 Rogers, Xavior. . Corral, Emelio Hei oe Scott, Solomon, Eat. = 4 Coleman, 138 sr 3 PAGS a Sweeting, 42 Be orter, J.C. Neely,” Atimentha Neely, Arimentha Arimentha Rita Del .. Rita Tet Neely, Villar, Villar, AVINDSOR ANECOLLVIA AND PAULINE STREETS Beccaise, Chas. Heirs Beceaise, Chas. Bist, ‘Roberts, Will P. State of Florida . State of Florida Fent, Howard R. Valdes, Bolivar . Key, Frank ae Hinde, Delphine 1 _ utiame, Harry M. Roberts, Stirrup, Jack Merrill Russell, Jos. 5. Est. PLAT HOOK 1 PAGE 22 Padron, Clara, et. vit Padron, Clara’ Roberts, Arnold A. Hanfilbat, Jas. "A, Est: K Frances R. = Wpodrow Armando Prince, Rogelia, Arimentha rdell EY am and Samuel s Pla, "inert Roberts, tux wst p pula dad Jose Jose Dse Martinez, Jose Martinez, Rodriguez, 3 Tames Dames, Stephan Stephan Abelardo Marquez, Abelardo ¥. Marqu oe Renedo, Rnrique Rartor, Adela, etal Cont Cuervo Manuel RDAVISION. 1-209 Braum, Robert Cremata. Vincent Johns. . Pheima G. Josephine Henry i Arias, Atinro, Hen William LON Emelina elina ee Raymond . RAW ON - Gis matics Salome Thompson, Newell Bilkey, Charlotte Pierce, Ruth A Power, Power, Bower, Power, Pow Powe! Cremata, Ricker, Dotte Dotte M.- Dette M. Frank Walter ¢ Walter © Waiter c Maloney, Malone: Maloney, Villate, Villate, Villa Ashr Ashm Salle, Salle pe et ux F, meanine Mt Ernentine M.. Salley, Ernestine Me... Salley, Ernestine M. Aronovitz, Charles, et al 19.93 Pritchard, T. Reginald 19.93 Padron, eet ux eet Ux Jose et ux ) Jose, et ux Hugh . Louis R. | Nellie A. Nellie A. Annie B. Anna Pryor Annie Kirehheiner, J. Otto Cremata, Vincent ¥ Cremata, Vincent ¥. Cremata, Vincent ¥ Cremata, Vincent Y. Bis attomey. ang any gach a reap ee OF LAND © Lot A Sq. 41 = 21 C1-360. Tok 3 Sg. it 211-350. Founwa TION Lot 32 {Lot 33 4 ‘Lot 34 a Tot 11 Sa iby Sa ih Gacase % ¥ WEST FOUNDATION Lot 13 Sq. 11 Gt-gKe ‘Lot 14 Sq. WEDNESDAY, JULY x {--The person born this day “Ible to be shy but rather jsive, generous and fond of mite adventure. In some sapects is a strong personality and, if - jer aspects are favorable, t may , (Produce a noted personage. Legk out for troutde in middie Tie r/This will be overcome, bul Gi result will depend much on the You and each of ‘you notified and required daims and demands w gither of you, may have against e estate of John W. Marayek, Sr, leceased, late of said © eunty Judge lorida, at his houre of said Ci ey West re ' Florida, within. ele ht calenday 4 With the invélition of meshanb months from the time of the first Publication of this notice, Ku! cal sheep shears, one man ear diaim ar demand shall ye in wri! ing, and shall state the p westdence atid post office a of the claimant, and shali be sw to hy the elanant, his agg not ‘so. fil 4 SOUS Wo MAIO ' As administrator of the Ew ¢ of John W. Marzyek, Sr. + eas demand jul 16-23-30; aug 6, 1947 Cae ner MARY IN WROUT COURT OF THE + Vener ‘ane No. b1~SE ROSE LANE, Vwdiama Plaintiff chy Remained te am Ls DLVORCE JOHN A. LANR, Ly dant BLICATION ‘ filed | (Ctren Above -sty led he Ist day of Rt Office, San Franelaco, California You are hereby required to pear -to the Bill fér Divorce against you in the cause on or before September, A.D. 1947, otherwike the allegations conta therein will be taken as confessed. Knrique ‘Tone and Ordered at Key Went.) 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