The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 4, 1947, Page 7

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, et Golfers Nominate Dopp, . . Smith For Club President FIVE NOMINATIONS ARE*-— UNOPPOSED IN. DE-'Boh’s, Veteran ‘CEMB is eae feaevenn |. Tek To Play Tilt Thursday Rey West Gott Club ine v embers meeting if general session, nomi: As’ the USS Gilmore Basebali. club refuses © to continue hated Robert’ Dopp and C. Bari the’ Bobs snd’ Veterarig Smith for president of the Club, - Whitnbe Mira ahd. Harry Kaight for chaitman ot the met. __ befship committee. “Pap” ton. | deree,- Horace O'Bryunt, — Jim! Jones, Bob Saunders, were tom. | nated without opposition for the |Thursday night, posts of: ihembership; sectetury. teasurer, und greens chairman, entertainment. é - Those nominated for the two ditectorships were Bascom Grooms, Dr. William Kemp, Bob % eg il Paul Sher, Dr. Her- an Moore, Curry Harris. 2 |gameé - recently. r. dack Hayes, president of; Second game, the club, will automatically be- , will play the Mili ‘ade tas bg, ces also be an ee game. GOLFERS HELD MONTHLY ‘DINNER MEET LAST NIGHT: Member Of Havana-Bilt- eras ae Club Was Guest Of Artman Cup Is “haola Fete Aligners | OR Display At Pollock Store: _ {| Key West Golf Club members | { of the Class-A league dnd wih thé game u a. five-game Seri¢s will be ,played to. deter- ‘Mine ‘the champions of Key » i West for 1947. 5 Schedule for Friday night: |. “First game, Veterans will Ipay jthe Gilmore at. 7 o'clock. | This is an exhibition game and. |Acevedo, who was hurt Id their monthly dinner at the jlumbia Restaurant last night, ‘ | The Alligators, under Captain _ Gilmore Park, were guests of Captain Harry Knight's Night- hawks, : Enelio Medina, member of the > Havana-Biltmore Country Club, | Was a guest of the club at the’ dinner, ' Dr. Jack Hayes, president of the club, presided. . Those present were: . Harry Knight, Malcolm Saw- _ yer, George Carey, Dr. William Kemp, Fieldon_ Elbertson, Charles Lewin, Gilmore Park, ! | dimmy Mira, Anthony Demeritt, | Humbert Mira, Bob Knowles, hd | Zip Kovash, Hugh Moore, Dr. | by Pollock's. ie Jack Hayes, John Blackwell, Octavio Recio, Bob Spottswood, Do} Alton Park, Norman D, Art- £ gett, Of NAS, man, Paul Mesa, Ben_ Freer, | eo gw 8 Kermit Loucks, Moreno eae i. Leading ‘Senior League With 562) | Charles Yates, Paul Earl Smith, Jim McCardle, Bas- | é Batting averages of the Senior; Jack Sellers, and guest, Onelio. Key West Baseball League show tom Grooms, Robert Dopp, Ken: Tovis, Walter Vinson, Leo Lo- _ Medina. Doggett, of Naval Air Station, in es 16 times at bat, leading the cir- pez, Jimmy Cooper, Joe Lopez, cuit with an’ average of .562. A 7B2 Wins Volley | Baiting averages up to and in- ‘ ‘cluding the games played Sun- - Ball Game, 16-1 The Artman Cup, which was given the Key West Golf Club to be presented to the three-time | winnef of the golf ehampionship i play, has been on display in the wintow of Pollock’s Quality Jewelry Store for several days. The cup was presented to the golf club early in 1937, when Métvin E. Russell won the cham- bionship.“Then William C. Har- 'ris won it insMay of the same year. ‘Then, on September 24, 1938, the cup was won by Joe Lo- pez, the club’s pro. . Standing 20 inches high, the | cup is of silver, gold lined. Just recently the cup was refinished | | ‘| ‘ day are as follows: ; WICKERS FIELD (Municipal Stadium) , Afternoon Games t SUNDAY— i largely of two ethnic stocks, the 1:30—Naval Air Station vs.'Ghegs in the noth and the Boca Chica Flyers. 1 Tosks in the south. 3:45—Naval Air Station vs. Red ' Raiders. i | sion”. Subseribe to The Citizen. play, | the first 'semestet of the é tied’! Juior High School's fot firsd place in the second ‘heif | { Player— AB RH Ave. The volley ball game between : veeat nota = 3 : 3 Eek he 7A2 and the 7B2 teams at) GOR ies 9 2 5 855 view Park, under the divec-! Giitten, Raiders 2 0 1 500 tien of the City Recreation De- | hikes, NAS 22 410 454 ittment, yesterday afternoon, | Sterling, Raiders .7 0 3 .428 as eve sions gamma, bute LAs ‘Acevedo; Raiders25 5 19 400 's kept the lead a e. | -| Whitrnan, Bi i he final score was 16 to\14. | Mauldin, Raiders 13 3. 5 384 The next game that the win-.| Hernandez, Raiders16 2 6 fing 7B2 team,will play will ‘be'| Joe Mira, Raiders 16 2 6 .875 @eainst the winners of this af-| Finkelstein, NAS 14 1 5 357 ternoon’s game. | Roberts, Raiders 14 3 5 .357) | Evencheck, BCF ..17 3 6 .352 d. Caldwell, NAS 2167 etl Myers, NAS 13 4 4. «230! ow They Stand, es ‘f | Pitching records: rms | Pitcher— Ww. L. Pel, Myers, NAS 2 J BASEBALL | Spikes, BCF 1 0 1.000 West's Senior | Meador, Raiders 1 0 1.000 Sraepall League | Griffin, Raiders 2 1 667 i Field) G. Lastres, Raiders 1 1 500 (Wickers : Club— W. L. Pet.; Day, BCF -1 1 600 Red Raiders 4 3 571! Finkelstein, NAS 1 2.338 xNaval Air Station 3 2 600 ee ae . oe *Boca Chica Flyers 24 =) ito, xTie game. . *qamevomanestiaa yence A r i soFTBALL || Softball Games 1°) Class B Playoff Standings | Club— W. 1. Fet! BAYVIEW PARK Adams Dairy 2 1-887 "NIGHT GAMES Key West Merchants . 1 2 333; 4 Class A League | Club— W. L. Pet. | SOFTBALL USS. Gil 13 6 684: THURSDAY— on snahe ¥ | 7:00—Bab's Sports Shop vs. Vets of Foreign Wars 13 7 | ee Veterans of reign Bob's Sports Shop —13 7 | Wars: peice Legion - oe re Jota 8:15—Key West Merchants vs. mena more memes, |= { Adams Dairy (fourth played in this league: ve | game of Class B. play? and Gilmore, Bob’s and Gil , off). f ny | Only two per cent of — the BASEBALL GAMES = i copie of the United States SCH DULED have what is called “perfect vi- The. poplation of Albania is! yaides Channel +2hr. H Junior High. School Honor THE KEY. WEST CITIZEN + Roll Released For Public BOY" AND GIRL LEAD*——— Key West High. . | STUDENTS WITH 3.00 MARK; MANY OTHERS School Student ON LIST The following | students have | done work well above the average for the first six weeks o y West 1947-48 year: ' ing. ‘ 2.80—Barbara De! Fernandez, William Neblett, Eve- ilyn Nettles, Harry Pritchard, Edyth Hampton, Thomus Robs erts. | 2.60—Mae Kaplan, Sylvia Lynch, Lorenzo Murguia, Nancy Watkins, .Lord Brooks, ,Marlene Park; Connie Robinson, Joan Wood, Jimmy Butler. 2.50—Marlen Zorsky, Bobby all proceeds will go to Albio | Webster, Alice Johnson, Wanda in a] Lynch, Vita Barroso, Thomas Cornell, Ann Louys, Lucille San- Mafsten Stars | ders, Louise Davis, Yvonne Mc- | ler Stars. This} Cardle. 2.40—Lorraine Bennett, Janet Brown, Jay West, Jenny Arango, , Bert. Elwood, Doris Hargrove, ! Shirley Trudeau, Xavier Sanchez. 2.25—Justa Perez, Dale Mitch-! ell, Patsy Johnson, James Coop- | er. 2.20—Elsie Thompson, Louis Fernandez, Betty Conant, Fidelio Hernandez, Ann Odom, Arman- | do Henriquez, Eddie | Patrick, | Myrna Criden, Francine John-! son. 2.00—Beatrice Demeritt, Alice White, Colleen Moore, Anne Gon- dolfo, Jay Higgs, Charles Wells, Ramon Cole, Anita Fernandez, Betty Woolridge, Raymond Roth- fuss, Joseph Ladd, Winston Kern, Betty Brown, Gilbert Adams. 1.80—George Cathey, Michael Padron, Joyce Gibson, Manuel Santa Cruz, Jacqueline Sheafer, Lewis Barber, Homer Herrick, Virginia Gregg, William Fraze, ! Charles Jones, William Mcleod, Robert Wodel, Irene Kidd. Jean | Mercer, Charles Taylor, Mitchell j Appelrouth, Rose Gareia, Samuel | Nodine, Rosa Perez. \ 1.75—Jacqueline Duane, Ruth Gibson, Gaylon Barroso, Richatd Roberts, Julie Russell, Patrick Lewin, Peter Hilton. , 1.60—Joyce O’Berry, Betsy Ramsey, Anne Yates, Laurie Rob- erts, Alice Hernandez, Patty Brady}: William Leahan, Stanley Zepp, Joan Crusoe, Arthur Klus- sendorf, Vivian Celene se | Shirley Thompson, Sara Brown, | Jimmie. Collins, ~ Larry -O’Neal, Philfit Thompson, Paul Braun, Yvonne Camalier. 1.50—Peter Diaz, Marjorie Go- | mez, Melvin Lundbloom, Clinton The Weather FORECAST | Key West and Vicinity: Fair this afternoon, tonight and Wednesday. Not much change ih temperature. Gentle to mod- erate variable winds. Florida: Fair this afternoon, tonight and Wednesday. Little | change in temperature. Jacksonville Through the Flor- ida Straits and East Gulf of Mexico: Gentle variable winds this afternoon, and tonight be- coming gentle to moderate south- easterly Wednesday. Jacksonville to Apalachicola: No small craft or storm warn- ings have been issued. REPORT 1 Key West, Fla. Nov. 4, 1947 (Qbservation taken at 8:30 a.m., Eastern Standard Time, | City Office) Temperatures fHighest yesterday - 85 Lowest last night 79 Mean 82 Normal q7 Precipitation \Rainfall, 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m., inches : ve Humidity | 64% | Tomorrow's Almanac (Eastern Standard Time) Sunrise 6:36 a.m. Suns 5:45 p.m. Moonrise Moonset 1:30 p.m. TIDES Tomorrow Naval Base (Eastern Standard Time) H Low 1:48 a.m. 9:36 a.m. 4:15 p.m. 8:21 pm. Additional Tide Data Reference Station: Key West | Time of| Height ef | ‘Station— Tide |high water | Bahia Honda —Ohr. (bridge) _10 min. 0.0 ft. No Name Key +2hr. (east side) 20 min. Boca Chica —Ohr. (Sandy Point) 40 min, (north end) —10tmin. +14 ft. | 000 | | (NOTE: Minus sign—correc- | tions to be subtracted. Plus | { Gets Book: Prize Paul Nabb, a junior at Miami Beach Seniot High Schovl, who , the $25 Laramore-Rader | award for We ‘best pdent written | by: @ « high: “school. student in $.00-Frances Meggs;) Gent | Florida, will read his’ entry, | | “Insight,"' om the radio program | . Grace | dedieated-to the contest, which | will‘ be: broadcast at. noon,. Satur day, November 8th, over the Miami Beach radio “station, Students receiving book prizes for honorable mention are Louise Angell of Miami Senior ‘High School, Pauline Heover, of Key \High School: Donald Pinel: of | Andrew Jackson High School of Miami, afd Bobbee Smith, of School of Miami Beach. —, b ! | i 1 i ! ! i | i | AP Newsteatures Pacific - Ocean, PAGE SEVEN 4 THE WORLD'S CHANGING FLOW OF OIL. Standard Oil Co. (N. J.) shows the flow of oil, both critde and prod- IHE world’s need for oil, and the problem of supplying ti, has been, ucts. among the world’s six major continental areas in 1946 and Bisught into’ sharp focus by universal dislocations caused ‘by Idk M. Fisher Junior High | *@ wat. With world civilian needs at all-time highs, new sources | estimated movements in 1951. Major oil tnovements between coft- | tinents are not shown. Width of arrows (see stale on map) shows ; are being tapped. This map from the LAMP, publication of the | relative sizes of movements. Stone tools were used. by primitive man as early as 125. 000 B.C. . Ah acre+inch of: top © soit weighs, on the average, 150 tons. Warren, Laverne Williams, Bar- bara Baker, Annette Ezell, Sha- ron Shahfahan;‘ Carleen Moore, Dolores Taylor, Ottilee .Aguero, Kenneth Felton, Sylvia Hernan- dez, Anthony Niles, Nilo Cobo, Norman Watson, Elizabeth. Wal- terson, Billy Roberts, Lillian Ris- sell, Exiquio Vidal. ‘MAKES CLOSE GUESS OF SHELLS IN LARGE JAR The regular business meeting of the Fleet Reserve Auxiliary, Branch 56, will be held at 8:30 p. m., Wednesday, Nov. 5 5, stead’ ‘of Thursday, Nov. 6, a originally scheduled. The Hallowe’en carnival which in- the Auxiliary sponsored in con.‘ nectidn with the Red Cross last Friday night for the patients at pe ere tw ata a SY Sa ‘ed to have been successful. The grand prize, a telephone call to any part of the United States, was won by L. L. Man. ley of Ward D. Manley Kas been a patient at Naval Hospital since last. August, and hails trom St. ii Missouri.. He won by ng the number of shells ined in a large jar. There were 1,168 shells, in the jar and Manley won by a guess; of 1,180. ‘the Naval Hospital, was report- | CORDYS VISITING | Gordys to the Island City. | SEEK DIVORCES LONDEREES HERE | Petitions seeking divorces Mr. and Mrs. R.-H. 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