The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 16, 1947, Page 6

’ ’ ‘ ' ' ‘ _ Me + PeeertT *8ee c8eeFe 8 cane Pt te Pi ee et se) ee a OER Bee TTT Lae SS ESTEE ll YANKEES IDLE WHILE AMERICAN FLAG WON FOR THEM BY CHISOX Befest Of Heston Red Sox | By Chicago Gives Yanks ll Stati ° Their Firwt P rT Baseba lustics' | By The Associated Press TO PLAY IN GAMES SCHEDULED FOR SAT-: URDAY AND SUNDAY AS RETURN ENGAGEMENTS BE- TWEEN CITIES The Lake Worth Ramblers will be in Key West Saturday and Sunday for a series of softball and baseball games. Prete The softball game will be play- N a ge’ STANDINGS ed at 8 p.m. Saturday at Bayview s\Nagal;Hospital. ide, the New Yor (Final Standings) Park. The line-up of the Ramb- 9:15—, mérican Legion vs. inched the | Amer -Internadonal lers will be as follows: Douglas ; Bob's, Sports Shop. yesterday when the Club— W. L. Pet.! 1b, Carey 2b, Fleming ss, Simonds SHUR J Bs flex whipped the Havana 105 45 .700 3b, Brodbeck or Menges c, Den-| 7:30—Adi ims' ‘Dairy vs. Naval Red Sex, 65, in the dow. Tampa 104 48 .684/nis rf, William If, Kelly cf, Cla- ) Hospital. plaved ot Boston Miami Beach 88 65 =O78 S8e Groner and Ete Pipher, O15 Ane ui Legion vs. Bob's waners of Miami 74 77 .490|Adams, Gillotte ant obertson | por op. the post AGA 3 or mare Si. Petersburg 71 80 .470 subs. jFRIDAY— H © & deubetel Hany other West Palm Beach 68 86 .442! The Red Raiders will have the, 7:30—Jerry’s Half-Acre vs. Key imcheding the 1916 power. Lakeland 50 101.331 \following starting players: Ster-! West Metchants. ' — ‘which won by & record of Fort Lauderdale 48 106.312 |ling 1b, Villareal 2b, A. Acevedo’ 9:15—VFW vs. USS. Gilmore. Games had an ter time American League |ss, Mario Hernandez 3b, Joe Mira’ ana ones i W. L. Pet. lit, Mauldin cf, Nene Domenech the seconds game between Key their first cham- ? -irf, DeWitt Roberts and G. Las- West and Lake Worth at 3:30 p.m. ft winning rol ~ Yanks New York 90 53.628 ‘tres pitchers, E. Albury catching, The Key West team will be the es bony Marrs who en- vate be re sap font, Finkelstein and Lopez Bed Rebere pipe. will use Gobet patent : 1S. ¥ stres tint the box ani eWitt Ge Getinction of being Whe Cleveland 14 67 The baseball tilt will be played Roberts behind the plate. manager ever to lead Wwe Philadelphia pe A 500 | at Wickers Field Sunday. \_ Battery} for Lake Worth will be Bucky directed the psa ad 461/ The first game will begin at Brady ‘and Menges. | Gehnen Tastes to « flag as gr ma v4 “4 “405 1:30 p.m. between the Boca Chica! There will be, no admission » fll mt Ww Louls 3 3 9. Nightflyers and Section Base, and charges to the games. .| Cluib— W. L. Pet.| ———— ---—- i ee ee ey ee es great work of Joe DiMag n | . ater telling to hit better jational League 1 S A P ved. Brooklyn e954 622; DIUe SOX n Irates ag mas Sa Tangle : yston 79 67 541 ° | fe Bias 8 ont we wnt New York 73 ot sa In Seventeen-Inning Contest Cine it 69 77 473) of teng-Gstance sl08- Cee 6577 43a/HIGGINBOTHAM AND LAS. ris ' up Pitcher Pittsburgh 59 85.410) r ues Ce ee wee to: the, Philadelphia 58 85 406; TRES PITCH SUPERB BALL: 7 4UG¢H AWHILE from Cleveland when he da TERMED “GAME OF YEAR” ait’ Figs Becomen Gewree Me- = GAME RESULTS — | ay conraisurinc writen Protest, Sunda rettesed by the Philadel-| | j feet lest year. and later, loride-International League (Contributed) | ! gave Bobo Newsoma job (Sunday's Scores) =| ‘The game of the year, or, in Golf pet | 8 Pitcher, he had men on | wa tape , Lauderdale 5, Miami|fact in several years, was played , whe helped = the ane Sunda it the Ar B ‘ks. mee " Miami 9, West Palm Beach 5. {Persons who didn't go really did _ LONDONDERRY, Northern | ‘Weere come up with « St. Petersburg 7, Havana 3. miss a thriller. The Blue Sox Ireland—As a | protest against rep of first-year men who Lakeland 5, Tampa 2. land Pirates tangled in a seven- Sunday golf, eight greens were ® great deal to do with ve American League teen-inning game that really had ue up grecently on the cone wing the championship Pitchers (Monday's Scores) Hans, who were there, and, in Rock gol COURSE neers ian dif- Pramt Ghee and Vie Rasehi bed) Gy ciand 2 Philadelphia 1,|f@¢t, ball players on both teams, ferent parts of the course were on the mound, night game. ‘ ’|wondering what the outcome scarred with large trenches, the | hae been a great help Detroit 7, Washington 2 night! Would be. The game lasted from flag sticks smashed and the cups oe ond ne, ame. ’ y 1:30 p.m. to 5:35 p.m. torn out. fe nocturne! games night, Chicago 6-5, Boston 3-7 The contest was started as eset ae, Geteatet the Philadelphia’ si Louis at New York, post-|though thé Pirates were going to My Shien x the + post-|though the Pirates were going to Miss Amparo Weds eee three runs in the first inning. | ho see three runs in the first inning George A. Connell with Chicago White - more in the third inning. | é x : | _ (Monday's Scores) Paul Higginbotham, pitching Mrs. Rita Ovide, of 204 Simon- | B. Lowls Cardinols. show Chicago 'h le aad 5. his first game at the Barracks, ton street,~announces the mar- | Pittsburgh 12, Philadelphia 2. |Sor' while the Piratee used three ake, Of {her tgaushter, Oneida Only games scheduled. Nat. Airlines hurlers, M. Sanchez, H. Molina and D. Lastres. Danny Lastres, who returned a few days ago from organized base- ball, played and pitched a swell gm of weeknes = in the | fel! again - ae York Giants vad 6 Gt Leute wed five pitchers not stop } the game. but could | Gent Cooper slammed his home run for the Giants Cubs the Boston | & beat oan | Receive Third game. He performed at first nag while Pittsburgh | base for the Pirates until he took the Philadeiphin Phil.) Of Bi Pl over the moynd in. the ninth in- Bes | 1g @MNES jnings. The Blue Sox jhad onk ; collected two: hits. off him until AMERICAN LeAGuE tapectat'te The Ctrtseny | the: fataf-Revent@enths } 622% HE MIAMI, Sept. 16. — National! Both ball clubs were tired, but a R ‘g Airlines will receive the third of neither would yield the other an 2 10 © its fleet of four-engine, 58-pas- |inch of ground. Both fought hard senger Douglas DC-6 transports|to win, and after seventeen in- -— io Fowler, ' this week. nings of playing superb ball the CBrtetapher and Guer. |_ National will accept delivery ple Som ore ape earatee de Ps of the luxury speediiner at the oe heh eee ie a's a a ok RUE Douglas Aircraft plant in Santa ple Box: Tt was no runaway © Monies, Goll, A RAL crew willl!” either team. Both knew that 712 they were in a ball B . x game. Both 2 9 2 fly it to Miami, breaking the) sould be very proud to have and Swift; Hafener re flight with one | put up such a magnificent ball . game. queens Chief Pilot Joe Bailey and m.| This ball gs ing |the ceremony. " ) L is game had everything ; First Game le. Wedge. assistant operations 'that a baseball fan would want to! At Bewton RM EB manager, left Miami for the coast | In fact, no one left the ball graduate of St 8| “Ym will be © tot ditterent| "Poul Hinmicsoa oe “This will be a lot differen au igginbotham Joe Na- » Coldwell end Trewh: than the last time I flew across |varro and Orlando Rodriguez de- | os Kiger, Tebbetts and the country.” recalled Wedge, alserve a lot of credit. Navarro and ;¥eteran flyer who formerly serv- | Rodriguez caught the whole sev- ——- ed as pilot on several lines, in-/enteen innings, while Paul Hig-|West. a Becond Game » (cluding National. “It took me 19|ginbotham pitched the entire Susten MF days from Vinginia to California, }game. Paul was in trouble in’ Perennial $18 © nat with engine trouble. the first inning when the Pirates re = FY “That was 10 years ago—and!got to him for three ‘runs and r. WEE REE im a little two-cylinder job, It {came back later to score their last In this DC-6, we'll knock !bim. en, all of a sudden, the boy must have found himself, as he pitched marvelous, ball from ther Texas off in a couple of hours, OH Leute of New York. post- and even though we're not com- reed rain — ina the shortest route, we'll make | ,,... ij ‘ . SATIOWAL LEAGUE iar in less than seven hours.” /¢7a! times but came out of the @ INSTALLATIONS A Levee RHE Bailey said the flight probably In the last of the seven- @ MAINTENANCE we Vor 10 12 © will be made at altitudes of 20,-|teen innings, Andy Alonzo bunted | @REPAIR \ [or 5 9 © 000 feet or e. The DC-6 is/safely. Santana walked to put | [ ag Be ae completely air conditioned and |the tying run on first base. Arn-} @ SEWERAGE Brasie apne wey. pressurized to rmit sub-strat-jold popped up to Higgi i ome. Bernhardt, Wilber and osphere flight < powerful Mee next batter ita ar ALL WORK GUARANTEED supercharged Pratt & Whitney |first and the batter following him Tel. 1120 + 2800 Harris Av Double-Wasp R-2800 engines en- flied out to left to end the ball THE KEY WEST CITIZEN iLAKE WORTH RAMBLERS KEY WEST THIS COMING WEEK-END Softball Games BAYVIEW PARK NIGHT GAMES TONIGHT” 7:30—Key, West Merchants Vs. LESTER, ALBURY AND ORTA Lester, Key West Girl, Practicing Law Here Now * * * * * * GRADUATE FROM U. OF FLA. banana tnt tn tntntntntn tn tn tntntntntntntntedl Ophelia Theresa Lester and,bachelor of science degree in Hilary U. Albury were graduat- : chemistry. ed from the College of Law, Uni-| Miss Lester, since her gradua- versity of Florida, Gainesville, ;tion, has started the proctice of Florida, on Friday, September 5,'law with her father, J. Lancelot with honors. Both Key Westers Lester, and her brother, M. Ig- received their degrees cum laude, inatius Lester, at 403 Caroline and were two of only six of the ' street. total graduating class to be so! Attorney Ophelia Lester is the noted. first Key West girl to practice The conferring of bachelor’s law locally. She is not the first degrees was done by H. Harold Key West girl to practice law Hume, acting president of the ‘elsewhere, however, as Miss Ef- University of Florida, and the in- fie Knowles practiced in Miami vocation was delivered by Rev. and Washington, and holds ‘that | *MAAAAAAAAAAADAAASAAAAADAASAAAABAAABSA, | of the Philippines are Roman|the United Stetes Catholic, Protestantism and Mo- jcities of sore than 100,008 pepe hammedanism. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1947 One-third of the population of ives in 0 The three principal religions lation. te MAXWELL CO. inc. | Specializes in All Types of Hotel, Restaurant and Bar Equi t / on. He was in trouble sev-! Amparo,’ to: Bfe. George Allen Connell, USN., M.C., son of Mr. Samuel: B.Connell, of Bogalusa, La, The wedding took place Sep- tember, 12, gt the home of the The bride wore a suit of white shantung with white accessories. Her corsagerswag of white gar- denids. She was given in marriage by her father, Louis Ovide, Jr. Miss Lillian Weaver was maid of honor, wearing a Kelly green suit with white accessories. Her corsage was of white gardenias. | The groom and. best man, Pfc Samuel ‘By Chelmers, Jr., wore the dress blue uniform of the Ma- rine Corps: Miss Doris Thompson was in charge of the bride’s book. Chaplain William Da’ Lt. USN, performed the double ring ceremony. A reception followed ; The former Miss Ovide is a Key West High iSchool, class of 1946. She is em- {ployed as’ sample clerk in the ‘office of the S. H. Kress & Co. |The groom. is stationed at the Naval Submarine Base in Key plants are about | three-eighths water. | Zr Orlando Caraballo MASTER PLUMBER ‘|Ross C. Sawyer. |R. H. Holmes, pastor of the First honor. Methodist Church, Gainesville. Phillip Lazarus Orta, White- head street, graduated with a Seeks Divorce A petition seeking a divorce was filed by Matthew W. Rai- fotd, III, against Dorothy Lee Raiford with Circuit Court Clerk TTT MEETINGS WMPeUAANONAENGENETTOEASEESTUTTOTTTLETTLE TEA DAV Meet Tonight Disabled American Veterans will meet tonight at 8:30 o'clock in their hall, 3000 Seidenberg avenue. Candidates for member- ship will be initiated. Anyone de- siring free transportation may call Eric Curry, Phone 822-W. Unit 58 To Meei The regular executive meeting | of Arthur Sawyer Unit, No. 28, | American Legion Auxiliary, i be held tonight at 8:00 o the home of Mrs. Beverly Pin- der, 3050 Harris avenue. | VFW Post Meets Tonight | Walter R. Mickens V. F. W./ Post No. 6021 will hold its reg- {| ular meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in the Post’s home, Whitehead street. ATTENTION! To All My Friends and Customers ; I have moved in with Jane and: Shine, where I will greet you! with the same service and cour- | tesy that you always got from me. ig JULIO PEREZ. Phone 1178, Day or Night JANE and SHINE | 1502 BERTHA STREET | | STRAND THEATRE Now Showing “SAN QUENTIN” Lawrence Tierney Starting Thursday | “CALCUTTA” 1 Alan Ladd i e MONROE THEATRE ' ‘Now Showing | “VACATION DAYS” | Starting Thursday “UNDER ARIZONA SKIES” }! Johnny MacBrown | | IN CASES Delivered CALIFORNIA BROADWAY | CIGAR STORE At Chwage WHE ‘able the ship to cruise normally (game. to | 3 7 @ Mt Speeds in excess of 300 miles! The ward shat was injured in the! 2 . i vhile hit by a foul ball end Ch an hour at these high altitud eee mae 180 8S . Mas, ipman and with top specd estimated at up-| g very nicely. Up to now, ian wards of 350 miles wn hour. With ine Sears (concede Ue —— favorable winds, the DC-6 has |P)4vers and fans wish him a quick * oe i . r Seoahied duave pe 400 m an | ecovery and hope to see him out AF ; come and running around. | The players, officials of the Is- {land City League and fans of Key West wish to express their sym- pathy for Skipper Rueda. His father passed away early Sunday morning. All of us grieve over the passing of a good man. gine, Schon: The new DC-6 will be added ibe and Howell te National's luxury Buccaneer “400” service between Miami and , New York im October, officials seid. The only post-war develop. ed twaneports flying the Atlantic | + aleeenae Oey gammes wheduied Tune Te Move On The weather foreesster hadn't Seaboard, National's DC-6's have | cee Months so marked up new performanc¢| 2, suet se sure Fecords and hold all commercial | Your Grocer SELLS That Gaod| speed records both ways over the | Miami-New York route. any —-- wtat The ancient Egyptians made} AMERICAN fot eitifieial light from metal rod;| and CUBAN Two , will oil-soaked rags wrapped | nd the ends s But he ell: for resigning STAR * BRAND COFFEE 7 con! end the town bemger.” he cab? im © publn weet (The climate = does x oo) me” Atiants ——Try A ound Teday-——— ere TEES 610 Duval Street COMPLETE | BASEBALL | SCORES Cigars and Cold | ' j | Soft Drinks ae if WINE .. 97c Per Carton CIGARETTES $1.78 PHONE 215 men of the Catholic faith. _Lessons for Beginners or Advanced ;Groups. . .New Classes Starting STH | le are now in the position to serve your needs with any type of equipment you may need. We can fully equip restaurants with all necessary require: ments, which include ... @GLASSWARE CDISHES SILVER @KITCHEN EQUIPMENT RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT and SUPPLIES tre MAXWELL CO. tne. ishings it was announced today. Comdr. Furniture and Furni PHONE 682 Gans has gone to Washington to 809 Fleming Street, Corner earet Bt take a post graduate course in WR VENETIAN BLIND: the Catholic University there. To The People of Key West, Service Personnel and Out of Town Guests! describes as the “biggest and best aircraft carrier in the U. S. Navy.” $20 UNITED STREET Miss Lester is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Lancelot ‘Lester, 627 Division street. New Catholic ‘Chaplain Here Lt. Comdr. Otto E. Sporrer, USN, has relieved Comdr. Milton P. Gans, as Catholic Chaplain of Key West Submarine. Base, He disembarked from the Leyete at Quanset Point, L. I, Naval Air Base. Sunday he conducted the fir: mass for the Submarine Base 244444444444444444 The Avocado Seed Man is Back Again Bring Your GOOD Seed to H. D. BOWERS, 802 SOUTHARD STREET, AFTERNOONS atte e ee cevereeen Will Be Open in the Very Near Future Under the Management of Major Jack Eslinger ENROLL IN A Superior SEWING Class START SEPTEMBER 22 Mondays and Thursdays 10 A.M. to.12 Noon START SEPTEMBER 23 Tuesdays and Fridays, 2 to 4 P.M. Other Dates Available Superior Sewing Service 518 Southard St. Phone 1383 Opposite Bus Station All are cordially invited to make this your place to eat and we will assure you we are doing our best to please. The entire place is being renovated and remodeled for comfort, best of service, most excellent meals possible and reasonable prices. ATHLETE’ FOOT Relieved by Rexall’s Wonder Pair Formal announcement of the opening date will be published and the entire place open for inspection. 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