The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 26, 1947, Page 6

a PAGE FOUR THE KEY WEST CITIZEN TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1947 ner a cr ee "SOOOEOO EL, “HONEYMOON: STARTS | swmemmemaveeN SUBS AGAIN SPARK BROOKLYN IN “*""eeeee. The Fea pe Remains Oct. 1-31 ™ | play iremachioe: Tena: rans Guy | | BEAT BRAVES, 5-2; YANKS DOWNED “°"@"" 0c © | Madison, who star in in a run-| Dr. and Mrs. John B. Hayes WASHINGTON, Aug. 26. away mar south of the bor- 89d children, Janet and John Southard street jder, where all kinds of complica- | 4!exander 3 ‘ i tions ensue, will be shown at the ;'eturned home by car last might wT. Che 4 —President Truman's cor- Hl =a ane oe F \ Bow To Chisox, 4 to 3;¥* | seesunebetlahe Gaterdoriene i] |Btrand wee three days, start. {ton ph oe 2 Vecation : 2 ° ° $ h 5 | : n 4 fin ursday. | Bryson y, 3 n a Four Pittsburgh Homers! Gilmore Nears First Place With 5 to 4 dove hunting season in For 4 Tone i et comular| Gs : ja will not affect Monroe, * Jlofficial and Sh Minnesota | lark Sisters Return Fail To Overtake Dodg-; b’ S M h ,| Dade or Broward counties, it < ‘girl who comes to the Mexican| The M te. Getein ced Win Over Bo Ss por 3 erc ants) has been announced here. , capital to meet her Army cor- Faye Clark of 2301 Bog le af w ee t ‘ The season for shooting (poral-fiance, Madison, on a three-|nue, returned Seturdl : ing and turtle doves ‘day pass from his pos’ tt Sen ’ i H al N 5 mourning a1 vy P m his post in the |th egg 1 the second straight day, Brook- DOUBLEHEADER OF sorFt.| {2% those three counties. The A series of unforeseen compli- |friends and relative srigaiay a spe ao new season for the rest of. . Sp ese : ub shortstop and second cations develop to delay the mar | iuStanl Weigieks and) Radis BALL STAGED LAST NIGHT| Florida will be December 3 riage. A medical convention Manuel Carsere Move Miksis, sparked the Dodgers io' Home Grown to enuary, 31. slows the young couple’s effort ‘ ig ‘st batted in six runs ON FIELD “AT BAYVIEW to obtain necessary health tif Manuel Carrera, J rene a win as they batted in s ¥ iS a cerufi. ' " . N in yesterday's 11-10 triumph over ¢ ch : N | PARK BADE aa DDIM s cates. Then Shirley's passport is! Key West, now making i S Pittahurek: Pisaie oacnes INOW - : di home in ween visit a Gh ETE tee | The USS Gilmore staved off a] — ar er a lias | MUTE his ount ws After the Brooks scored seven op: 09 ate mally. a spi pair barely escape arrest jing his fath nis aun ) ‘ i ly by Bob's Sports Sh h Mis. G He will ve runs in the second inning, Pitts- | Run Big Six last night teas 5 to aaa mae The Weat er Tone dutifully tries to straight: | -eturn to school at Hillsboreu ‘i rel burgh started chipping away at : ‘within half a game of first place | en matters out, becoming involv- |itigh where he is in the last ball the lead with Rip Sewell, Bill ap Wewsteatures in the city Class A softball] ed in considerable trouble with of his senior year ol Cox and Ralph Kiner each hitting g7ANSAS CITY.—Five of the jeague. In the other game at FORECAST his own fiancee, a pretty Mex oe 4) a two-run homer and Rip Rus- head football coaches of Big Bayview Park the Key West| Key West and Vicinity: Con- girl who misinterprets his ¢:-| ’ sell adding another. It was Kin- conference teams for the 1947 Merchants gained on’ the first-|tinucd fair weather with moder- capades with the impul Shi a. = . fax : i ORK fs Our PLEASURE it: e's 38th of the season. Hugh season are products of member place.Jerry’s Half Acre men with |ate southeasterly winds. There ley. Despite hilarious complica- | 7 ” Garey ended: a three-run:rally, in’ schools, jan 11-5 win over Naval Hospital. |will be scattered thundershowers : x ee ° eee tions, he eventually gets the two and We Love t— § the seventh after relieving Clyde , Three of the head mentors— | Curry scored what proved to/in the area, . Sister M. Aquinas, O.S.F., “The Evins Nun’ oti Narr nene pared to the altar for an WETHER IT’S SMALL or LARGE a King but the Pirates eAgedEt voy George Sauer of Kansas, Ber- be the winning Gilmore run| Florida: Fair this afternoon,) Grand Rapids, Mich., has a student flying license herself and Is climax STRETCHING your money is our «| in the ninth, nearly tying the) nie Masterson of Nebraska, ‘when he bunted in the sixth, |tonight and Wednesday except greatest interest in directing air age activities in schools at ihe various e t Rich or poor, we guaran or score. | FSSA era ies eae », |widely scattered afternoon thun-| grade and high school levels, Here she is explaining details of a gas t You Want in | te ake it go further—whether Sam Francis of Kansas Stat and stole second, third and home. 5 ‘i 4 i road Aad. 07 < ie ‘ ‘ ' a : orstor it ver extremé} Powered free-flight championship plane, to be entered in Plymouth Motor |‘The Citizen's Cl fied Ads t is for YOUR CAR or YOUR The St. Louis Cards kept pace Di R. | » Gilmore scored tw the |derstorms mostly over e ct » u f A et H once starred for Dana | The Gilmore scored two in the |¢ ti Corp's. Ist International Model Plane Contest in Detroit this month, | = ean STOMACH with Brooklyn by beating the pinle’s University of Nebraska ‘opening frame. In the second south portion. and Jacksonville! to Cecil Benedict, who is eligible for the junior age group in the contest. : : + Boston Braves in a night game," teams, And each was a profes- they scored two more runs on! om Sart tiean (aan - ae — = 4. Phone 1178, Day or Night ] 5 to 2, on Ray Munger’s five-' gional league star after gradua- two errors and an intield out. In |" poe i rea a chle winds aha Se t BURNING SALAD B is 1 Fitter. ‘Stan Musial homered in tion from the Cornhusker in- the sixth Bob's Sports Shop broke | Moderate variable portion and Osborn Of USS | HIGHLAND PARI:, /1l—Ralph Keep Your Sewing Machine | J ANE and SHINE at the first with one on. stitution, |loose. Johnny Ogden beat out a a ease (anvestioceunorininds |Wheeler and his sister, Virginia, ~ . se "1 Billy Jurges’ homer in the 10th | Don Faurot of Missouri, dean | bunt, Albury singled Bo Heke Os: tion through Wednesday. Weather Gil Leading LO RGE CL ICUy | COneM LU De IG UCS, In Good Condition —— h with one on gave the Chicago ¢ the conference's football den went to third and Albury Partie cloudy with ceatteredtnure | more (chard and other green stuff from| pyle 29 ONIN = " | ° Cubs a 9-7 victory over the New coaches, and Abe Stuber, the new ,to second on the throw in \dershowers near coast of south! . Gin cacan eel Meee a: jone A 83 ed ped — “| York Giants at the Polo Grounds jeaq man at Iowa State College,| Villareal walked, Sterling hit |portion. Softball Hitters home. When their automobile bey pape pictag bed 55 it despite homers by Bobby John- 4,0 former University of Missouri one out of the park for a double, |" No small craft or storm warn-| cauent tire aRuiphusmotheredei:| e R 3 at the i . son and Willard Marshall for the players. and two runs scored. Kerr walk- lings are being displayed any-| Osborn of the USS. Gilmore is \ith the salad greens. Superior Sewing Service Fountain i Giants. | "The other head coach, Bud ¢4. filling the bases. Roberts flied ;}wheer in this region. lleading the Cl A city softball TEL. 1383 : . Seven passes by Freddie witkinson of the University of ,0Ut to short left field, and James | REPORT league in hitting with a mark of G740) Hancock, B SGccinniGa: 518 Southard Street r| Hutchinson helped the Philadel- | Oklahoma, was an All-Western ‘Ogden walbey yes aaa Rev AWeUREIn WAU, 26) 1947 582, statistics, of Oiiciat Score ise yas ah ane . eel Oasualtaltitat Make ie etics si > e al es “ across the te. Gonzalez hit to} y st, Fla. + 0, keeper Peier Aguilar sho’ od: a bolt Tigere, 7 to 5, at Detrolt ane Contereacesbacks ats htinussotn levied deal foreed ere at third, |(Observation taken at 8:30 a.m. |onbel ry. of the Gilmore, is also eoieers diitil REMIT bares ci | | the Cleveland Indians took a 10-8 '¢P Years ago. oa, | At bat Curry and Fallon each | Bastero) Stendara time, 10) leading the|pitchersiwithitwo wins) ve" type Dave OOS ina aut a | decision from the Boston Red The University of Colorado, 'hit one safely in two tr and | ity Ase jin two starts, ’ . einandee ety nes esnellt j ] Sox with the aid of three walks Which will become a member of ‘Stoning had two hits in three | Temperatures Batting and pitching records pov. B. Albury, Sterling, John| STRAND THEATRE | "| with the bases loaded by two of the conference effective Dec. 1, tries, In the field, Sterling. J./Highest yesterday 89\through Friday’s games follew: 1 Qeon, Roberts and Parks, Now Showing M six Red Sox pitchers. 1947, also has a former Big Sixer |Qyden and Duth were the best Lowest last night ig HITTERS H “Dick Tracy Versus Cueball” , » ( Scape aa as head football coach. He is Jim's" Bob's and Snee and Fallon |Mean : | Vitamin Flintheart When You Want | 2 oi eds took e-em at, 10r Bob's an nee an a ‘Renta Class A League i PITCHERS _The Cincinnati ee + ae re Yeager, a Kansas State graduate for the winners. jNormal cannes 83 Player— ‘ABR H Ave. Class A League the BEST Try i t Beams cron the Philadetphia ori19si. | Score by innings: R. H. E.} Precipitation BaRoberts Bobis'2.5) 1 4 600) | picher= W.L Starting Thursday eee ato Sy | it Reine o) co Sn cite sCLUCREO See 'Gilmore 220 001-5 4 1/Rainfall, 24 hours ending @ Sins Gute 9 9 2 EM ects, Gina ff O ““HONEYMOON” | Lady Borden i White Sox turned back the ae ‘Bob's 000 004—4 5 2) 8:30 a.m., inches os Ww SSeS Gilneas 1G atta. Bobls 10 Shirley Temple HH York Yankees, ely Sunnes Bae B b ll S 7 ti ' Rodenberry and Fallon; Roberts ; Relative Humidity ‘J. Carbonell, Vets 9 21 e y lights at Comiskey Park. The St. aseDall. tatis ICS ana F. Albury. 66% vers, Legion 2 a MONROE THEATRE Louis Browns made three hits . Two-base hit: Sterling; stolen! Tomorrow's Almanac iJ. Villareal, Bob’s 13 aed : y ry or By The Associated Press | ; Now Showing H enon tne aneereeeer yg Un Gt hie ibases: Curry 5, Stinnett; struck| (Eastern Standard Time) Fallon, Gilmore 11 1 5-454 Tucker, Gilmore ia “CRIMINAL COGRT” 1 New, Wonderful beat Washington, 1 to 0, ina out: Rodenberry 8, by Roberts | Sunrise 6:06 a.m. Rueda, Vets 8 2 3 428 Hancock, Legion 12 Tame Conway . M i ] Run easine as Be Poulaioe Zol: | STANDINGS '5; bases on balls: off Rodenberry :Sunsct Pm. C, Albury, Le 12 4 5 He BoB Oni ‘om Conway ICE CREA ( dak allowed four hits in winning | A '3, off Robe earned runs: Gil-|Moonrise 11 p.m. J, Castro, Vets ...15 3 6 .400.Harris, Legion 02 ; " a mound duel from Ray Scar-; Island City Baseball League (1). 3 B 4: time of game:|Moonset 3:49 a.m. ©, Sterling, Bob's 13 4 5 .384) -- —— ————— Starting Thursday | borough and Milo Candini. Club— W. L. Pet.'1.15; umpires: James Mira and C. James Ogden, Bob’s13 3 5.384! “BEAUTY and BANDIT” i ' AMERICAN LEAGUE |Pirates - -41 rie Griffen. TIDES Ko Gilmore 144 5 6; Your Grocer SELLS That Geod i Night Game \Blue Sox 32) —— Tomorrow |Stinett, Gilmore 12 7 4 ST ‘AR * BRAND { oe St. Louis Hy uy ‘ ae aise - ‘ : a In the second game Miller hit Naval Base 'Means, Gilmore 15 6 5 S | ashington - jan Carles - “two safely to lead the Naval (Eastern Standard Time) AL. do, Legionl8 4 6 St. Louis ils 0, Florida-International League poys at bat and Alonzo hit three High Tide Low Tide Hopkins, Legion 12 5 4 AMERICAN COFFEE ' Scarborough, Candini and Man-) yyy W. L. Pet.'for the winners. The Merchants] 6:47 a.m. 2:00 p.m. McCormick, Legion 3. 11 and CUBAN | } euso; Zoldak and Moss. Havana 93 36 .721 won in the first frame when they} 8:30 p.m. 'R. Machin, Vets 15 2 5 Try A Pound Today. j w = | P. fe p= Lady Borden Ice Cream comes to } my eae Tampa 93 40 .699 scored 10 runs on five hits and Additional Tide Data E ep lburyaBobis 1078 33 ou. fresh ea it to feccon, Ready: — | nt eme ir. qubliamil Beach 74 54.578 three errors. From then on Miller| Reference Station: Key West _, Miscellaneous Records IN CASES Liga eae prey eso beg ! At Chicago sie 6 1 Miami 61 66 480 ajjowed one more hit and one | Time of| Height of | Most total buases—Osborn 17, Dalivesea to Deas « Sckaay 1 Oe New York : no St. Petersburg 61 70 .466 un in the second. In the ficld,| Station— Tide |high water Fallon 11, Sterling and Castro 9 To Your Home ate ‘lores aor r 4 WORTH Chicago : . West Palm Beach 57 72 .422 wells and Bresnecky were the|Bahia Honda = —Ohr. each. i ICE COLD meet: Bevens, Wensloff and : Houk; Lakeland 44 89 331 pect for the losers, and Fernan-!__ (bridge) 10min. 0.0 ft. | Most times walked—Hernandez MORE! Papish, Geberian and Tresh. Fort Lauderdale .. 37 93 285 Gey and Curi. Garcia for the |No Name Key +2hr. j8. M. Tynes 7, Hancock 6, Hop- NER’S Saree 7 erie (east side) 20 min. kins 5. etroi HE. National League ;winners. ih BS 2 - Te eet °, 0 GARD . sal Beteolt R. H. E| Peed He a by innings: R.H. E. Oana maa | Most times struck out—James J PHARMACY——— 7 x 1 i 77 47 «621 spital 100 110 0— 5 6 4} 55 A > olan = H ‘ BMCabat Christopher ia ats ci ane 7052 574 Raciehants 1010 000 x11 6 5|Valdes Channel dur. | WAH ONAL | Cae The Rexall Store sass) Hiitchinson!)Goraica, (Benton Boston 67 56.545 Miller and Wells; C. Valdez and} (north end) a min. +14 ft. | Divisten fevers and Wagner, iNew York - 61 59 .508 Fleitas. aaa ’ (NOTE: Minus sign—correc- | 2 flights daily | | | | Cor. Varela St. } fication Cincinnati 60 67.472 =Two-base hits: Figura, Miller; tional to. Be: gubtiacted Plus | PHONE 215 >] i 177 At Cleveland R. H. E. Chicago 5 68 447 stolen bases: Miller, — Fleit. ngn=-corsections (ibe sada CIGAR STORE MIAMI > Mw Phone 177 Moston 8, 9) “Pittsburgh. 71.423 struck out: by Valdez 6, by Mill-| lial tae eter a | : 2 iiesalte low Norns Baer Ss Market “Prescriptions Celled For gee Shith gohniod aun acbRete:| American League to Bresnecky: time of game: 1.15;, OLEAN, N. Y—A_barber-shop! < ville, Pensacola, Tampa, New Orieans and Gromek, Lemon, Klieman and! Club— W. L. Pet. umpires: C. Griffen and J. Mira; chorus rehearsed with such vi- | COMPLETE eeaore rsd aa Nawal Hegan. ' New York 78 44.639 scorer: Aguilar. ‘brancy that chunks of plaster fell 1 Yougeteverything when youfly | ; RE aooe : eas Be . speed, pi Q eee Boston 63 54.538, a {from the ceiling twice. No one|f BASEBALL peed comfort |conveniences coven NATIONAL LEAGUE (Detroit 164158, 1533 AO! A hit, 4 Pa service. Aicerea nee ee call Night Game \Philadeiphia 64 58 525 S f b ll S di Ee J SCORES accepted. See your At Philadelphia R. H, E, Cleveland na oitba tan Ings Palade eel fl “ nN 1084 Cincinnati 5 8 0 Chicago oe | CITY LEAGUES 2D | Philadelphia 9 2 Washington 5070 417, TRIUMPH POPULAR BRANDS of | oH 7 A Walters, Gumbert and Laman-:St. Louis 478 .361! CLASS a : no: Judd, Sehaate Bicwenvand) ——- lame meameesr Aaeasaae COFFEE Cigars and Cold | Padgett. GAME RESULTS Club— W iL. Pet. MILL ee . ‘Vets of Foreign Wars 4 2 .667 at S reed H A American League : ; a 0 t Tinks Night Game USS. Gilmore 4 3 571 { At Boston HL | (Monday's Scores) \Bob’s Sports Shop 2 3 1400, All Grocers t ey St. Louis ' Cleveland 10, Boston 8 {American Legion 2 4 .333|<ammmmmnenmmsanae Boston | Philadelphia 7, Detroit \ CLASS B Munger and Ric St. Louis 1, Washington 0, night’ Club. Ww franconi and Masi. game. era's Welt-Acce : H sores | Chicago 4, New York 3, night Jery’s Halt-Acre 6 | First Anniversary Sale At Brooklyn R: H, E, game. | Sept. Ist through 6th Pittsburgh a0 National League ne ap Peas See cae FOR Beka ; wate (Monday's Scores) ———————_—_ in presenting this sale ' Higpe, Sewell, Wolff and How-| Brooklyn 11, Pittsburgh 10. | qtmmntiiiiuiintinmumetitin. in a jation of your s reciati y ell; King, Casey and Edwards. Chicago 9, New York 7, 10 in-} G ' act patronage May See nings. S fi b ll m ie e | exit New York RHE Cincinnati 5, Philadelphia 3,! oltball Games |: eee coerane teeeete | icago elec ‘night game. H YVIEW PARK | 5 New eon nee 713 a St. Louis 5, Boston 2, night! EN ts GAMES | THE MUSIC BOX Pepsi-Cola Company iii) [slGnaicin aN Srickhson, “Moers, Posstau and” TMT |726 Duval Street Phone 9138] e.snchised Bottler: Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Key West. Phone S81, Scheffing; Hartung, Beggs, Trin- e = Tie eames kle, Haiten, lott and fake TODAY’S GAMES ner Legion vs.; ae : fic is Florida-International League Bob's Sports Shop. : > tage it® \. § n nd St rm Use indoors or out—where traffic ’ TODAY’S BIRTHDA Ny ve pean at Ae 9:15—Adams Dairy vs. Naval! Puvelest Ach Uu a qd to toughest. On wood, cement, metal, 2 ni Beach a! ‘or’ auder Hospital. | , 7 \ ALL 2 von't scuff it—sun, __ {Know America) dale, two games. ‘ THURSDAY — H PLENAMINS BV stone: sine a ‘ = - to Mrs. Gifford Pinchot (Cornelia} Lakeland at Havana. | 7:30—VFW vs. USS. Gilmore. | aA j s snow and rain won't harm i “a ewes) heer euuent civic] St. Petersburg at Tampa. | 9:15—Jerry’s Half-Acre vs. Key Two tiny copsules contain apply—a cinch to clean—quick drying. ie ie Newpertane es ame: La aw t Merchants. | ALL VITAMINS | When OPEN—It’s A Distinctive Awning ago. PIERCE BROS. When CLOSED—It’s 4 Perfect Storm Shutter New York, noted Congregational; 7:30—Americ: i S. _| knowa to be essential to human. nee Merced | To enya: USS CONSTRUCTED OF HEAVY GALVANIZED SHEET METAL Maj. Gen. De Forest of Los An-|Chureh official, born at Merced, | Gilmore. | @utrition, plus liver and iron. geles, famed inventor, the “father Cal., 70 years ago. | 9:15—Adams Dairy vs. Key| ; GUARANTEED WILL NOT RUST OR ROT ' PHONE 270 rs f : ss i p | 9:15—. 3 5 °S 72's $2.89 2 exalt moo Fe sg ane *, : of radio,”-born in Council Bluffs,| Charles B. McCabe. i } 5 | g Finished in Gleaming Enamel—Your Choice of Colors, | Towa, 74 years ago. lc ihe Newisvork Men esta Merehants, woot $7.95 Mon n or Design Fleming and Elizabeth Sts Simple to Operate - FHA Terms - Model on Demonstration a LEE BROS. ol ptt as ST. Phone for FREE Estimate Dr. Jerome C. Hunsaker of the|Cleveland, 48 years ago. Junior Boys’ Softball Schedule | Mass. Institute of Technology, | Dr. Josiah J. Moore of Chicago, WEDNESDAY— GARDNER'S PHARMACY famed aeronautical engineer, born pathologist, treasurer of the Amer-' 3:00—PALs vs. Conchs. 1114 Division St., Cor. Varela at Creston, Iowa, 61 years ago. ican Medical Association, born at! 4:15—Pine Boys vs. United St., Phone 177 Free Delivery Rev. Dr, Henry A. Atkinson of Anaconda, Mont., 61 years ago. Market Good Painit erent tener VWiTA-VAR