The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 12, 1949, Page 6

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PAGE 6x THE KEY WEST CITIZEN : KEY WEST VICTORIOUS [Conmitice N Names’ Winners 59 TO 51 OVER DELRAY InKey West Of First Quarter Of Island BEACH LAST NIGHT ~ |Palm Beach Man Held For Forgery |, Acting on information received IR from Palm Beach, City Police! . Lieutenant Harry Lee Baker, ar- rested A. M. Chaudoin, a resident of Palm Beach, ona, forgery charge here last night. John Carbonell, Jr. , of the Monroe Theatre, has nounced that the first of phases in the rernodelling of ee eo City Fishing Tournament the world famous 1913 Liberty Head Nickel, one of th id’: e ge ~ os. Det aolight 5, $23,000; Thirteen Classifications Locals Played Best Ball Of Year os Win Over Veteran East. Coast Helio Oropeza Leads Conchs With 25 Points - (Exhibition Team How They Stand At Casa Marina’. vited all | tennis’ enthusiasts of Key West to be present at the *}Key West Coin Club, Johnny ‘| Tenni 5 Mateh: s i The'Casa’Marina Hotel has in- | most sought after coins, $25,000 collection of rare coins and pa- per money are to be shown on the {occasion of the formation of the Head, of Jacksonville, said today. Coins, paper ~money, medals, street Car tORths, store cards and other citems.ancluding tke one- and-onty “upside “down” “dolar bill-were “Waned “Mr, Flood to! i display..in connection. with his: public..relations .duties for* the; i received a call from the sheriff ics i ei * a Cua of Palm Beach to arrest Chau- ing 5’ in length, and with a doin. The car driven by the man girth of 21”. was fully described, along with BoNrTa: a complete description of him. Aeremisers ob Beat ne ie of, the Steak Inn, Duval street, | seat chairs. list «with S 15-pound entry, and inside found Chaudoin. He measuring 28” in length an syith. a-girth of 20”. ott x Listed; Entries This Quarter Exceed Those Last Year By JACK DELANEY A committde Consisting of ‘mem-| bers of the “Junior Chamber of Commerce and the Charter Boat; men’s Association, met Thursday. mat from Palm Beach. . At Police Headquarters Baker M Selb leted consisting of the remodelling the interior of the building, installation of a new floor and the installation of Baker. found the car in front} cushioned-back and The second phase will begin was placed in City Jail, and will|soon, and will consist of the re- ‘be held-until arrival of officers'location of the modern rest rooms and the enlargement of j the baleony of the theatre. night to judge‘ entries receiyed girth of 23”, caught by M. G.| ' Seored At High ded there on a farm tractor they had stolen when their car ran Beachcomber Jewelers .. out of gas due to the tank being 8:00—Elks Club vs. Billie's punctured by bullets fired earlier -Ins. by Peacock. The other two were the season, sew Delray show the but | 7:00—Sonar School eligible for the grand pri made on a 72-pound test line. awards to be presented at the end KINGFISH: Won by Dr. W. A. Taylor, Bal timore, Md.. weighing 4’ 3” in said, if they can bring along children and also their wives— for whom a social hoom has been | set up. uf the year was definitely at ereame the fiaest teamwork the Conch Five their best and sireng challenge ©3% Big Sideshows Featuring the LITTLE “GYPSY” in the of the tournament period. Winners of the first quarter; the visitors. sar pepe t This winner faleg was caught: th: final ph i AS oy I tch %8 be played American Numismatic Associa- : 4 y The third and final phase will School Gymnasium ri sagt alpen Sane Seats Teche eee ae toes | during the frafiquarter of the hy a member of the oppasite| . French, of Elyria, Ohio. | be the mociern. front design tee ‘ eel crnoon at 3.o'clock. | The 1913. Liberty, Head nickel, | #4. City Fishing Tournament. sex, Mav Bere, of Roekford;| WAHOO: stallation, and it ts expected that Key West High Schox Woh. Fee This’ shapeh swill be between | of which only 6 were minted, ent The number of entries in the; Iil.. leading the ‘list with a] Caught by Commander Ken-; the entire remodelling program @4 Detray Beacn last might in one 30 ah. Palfrey? Cooke and Sid. | longs to"J. V. McDermott, South | fst quarter of this year far ex-', > 37 pounder. ineasuring 4’ 3”,) — neth J. Barclay, stationed at! will be completed in the near (7 #@ the best basketball games of 1.2 ney Woor, both tennis champions Milwaukee, Wisconsm; the Flor-! ceeded the number: received last with a girth of 22%”. Key West with the Navy. | fature. 8 the season by the score of 59-51, Morales Cleaners 12 333 and the brothers Oleg and Igor ia Plantation coins belong to] Y€at: Thirteen classifications were DOLPHIN: Weight 40 pounds, measuring eerie 7 Pollock's Jewe $290 /858 sini, who are amateur play. Hubert Caracaba, St. Augustine; |eMtered this yea Considered by many fishermen 4° 7%", with a girth of 22'5".' | A well-traveled canine is Jon The we gg ten Cassini, who are amateur play : ihe S , : ith ¢ i egg gag « pa Class “B“ League ers of note. the wooden nickels were loaned| | “ll were won by: visi-: “as one of the gamest fish in Citations jathan Ul, the snow-white Uni lose game all the way. At the (iy W.-1. Pet.” Tyor Cassini is the society col-; by Ernest F. Brown, and other | tors in Key West, with the excep-} the gea, this winner also was|, Citations, will be mailed to per-.yersity of Connecticut maseut emt of the first quarter, both ganar School “B” 3. 0 1000 ‘umnist known professionally as coins were loanc’ byjthe Numis-| tion of one entry won by Com-' won by the. female sex, with {sons whose entries met or exceed- Jonathan was along when Ad ’ , Elks Club 2 2 500°Cholly Knicekbocker, and Oleg ™atic Gallery of California and| Mander Kenneth J. Barelay. who Mrs, Robért’ Herr of Rvdal,{ed the minimum. requirements,!miral Richard Byrd made bie wt lly at Bag Junior Varsity 2 1 667 -Cassini is a Hollywood dress de- ty a goin ch Ry the. Asheville, | is stationed at! Key ‘West with the, pa.” jeading ‘the list with a|but were not winners. . - 4 1946-47 trip to the South Pole ' ot by five points, 26 Beachcomber Jewelers 1 - 2 d of Gene oln Club F 24 pounder, “méasuiing 4” ir\ | ‘iat acacia TL OD to 21, and extended their lead. pie’. Drive-Ins ies ne ‘Entries were received from Teh with a aie ar 23" ONT te ® points, 44-35 at the end of aha eee ‘ gt eS iN T visitors from 14 different states. GROUPER: | LAST DAY - the third period 7 (: | d * 5 YOUTHS HELD ursery Oo Illinois headed the list with thre een . Waring. of Washington, — LIONS CLUB Rh a o — “4 ae be ports salendar © (Conunued From Page One) Th ¢ d One sd ape Ene | . C.; accounted for this win- Righeet srores of the year. Helio BASKETBALL ig «i fe ys ce oe i 9:3 uar _ |The committee juding the en-| nes "weighing 8 pounds : ina with 35 points followed, by | High Setool. Gymmnnthen’ -Fe"SNG Constable Pinder roused | , LONDON (@™—oh, baby: Aj ties comprised Tack “Murray. Tanuoyneg haves : points follow » (Night? : Qt i ey-,heavy artillery regirnent of | chairman; Jac! feels JEWFISH: Captain Ivan Watson with 13. —— oa *HighwayrFatyolman.. €, R. Rey-} ; : : nd Robert Dopp of the, F) i Bill Talbot, Delray, kept his| TUESDAY, FEB. 15 folds nd sthe seohstable and pag ritain’s inc) hae aa Ree Representing. the Char.| Leading the list of entries inj|| (FOR THE BENEFIT OF MONROE COUNTY BLOOD BANK) aoe ave mae for the sea ether daunlors 2 Nore slo: coals foullhprg gery in its ‘Londen: Drilf all. ter-Boatmen’s finan te we j this Cy by ee eats “ — =STOCK ISLAND =" infeed in the scoring for Delray 8:00—Bob's atte Shop 8. Sruded “the officers and headed!’ Officers Pigg het the perenne ea eRe et ieee del eer ob Pia dead im the se i for Delrs Pollock's Jev A. ; cation non og. Mursery ought’ Yo help” the re- efty ita ae ite ea e ° ye ® Seis ee I Gem ggmesanae Shad ~AY ws. RM, A FOR! Bo Moser ees rcrting eampans | dock Marva. cama of the| eh Pathecach meas! QQ Big Riding Devices Ten ; Morales Cleaners. three of the boys were apprehen-|, Men are quicker to join up and| Jaycee Committee, stated that ured 5’ 1” in length. with -q 5 © sapecity crowd. largest of | WEDNESDAY, FEB. 16- ape turn out for weekly drills, they} winners in this quarter are al girth of 43", The catch was < ier pec Bs a ae . ye length. with a girth of 21” i ar School “A” vs. picke cae ca oe are listed below, followed by ; 4 , ig every egy Mideee Pe eee ere cae ners they |e tation winners. Trophies have; This winner tipped the scales Sie Gen denier Varsity won bog es See SAIRIE He taco cate Temperatures already been mailed and the ci-' at $2 pounds, Sie ater being behind at the Meee Cobre ova ie ee ae z < tations will follow in a few days. POMPANO. AFRICAN: ahan , plave - = = tT Bi 5} be ing 7 points and was the spark- | 8:00—Bob’s Sport Shop vs.!” Patrolman Reynolds was. ¢as- aa a yearn 6 Ais Re a Sounds with a girth of 29" plug of the Local's offense and Morales Cleaners. ualty accidentally. As he remo Station— emp. aught by a ' se iia er . Foeaiteose: Billie's stoles ret : var | Atlanta ‘ 36 Tampa, Fla., weight 1212 Ibs.. and measuring 3’ in defense 9:00—Junior Varsity vs. Billie's, ed stolen property from the car | Atlanta aay Tenet Gee Gh aeaintn oe jena aitite the »-Ins. one of the rifles went off sei ugusta i s a . ; ; : wht both + will play Drive-ins, PeRNen eRe oe | Billings “9 1814", SAILFISH: : ee Performing 110 Feet in the Air Defying Dea’ ; at the usual time. An interesting aa cabnare | Birmingham _ 45] AMBERJACK: H Topping the list of entries in Bring the Family and Have A Big Time i ame is almost sure to be seen SENTOR BASEBA oe setae 5] Won by ©. I, Festerly of Can! Con aap cnmee | Bee Ce by those attending Municipal Stadium, Afternoon JURIES CONVICT | Boston 8 ton, Ohio, weighed in at 65 easuring 7” 1” in’ length Special MATINEE Saturday, 1 P.M. to 6 PM. The box score is as follows SUNDAY— Continued From Page One) | Buffalo 25 pounds, length 4’7", with a with a girth of 26%”, won ADMISSION 9c TO EACH ATTRACTION—Children Only Key West Opening of three-game scries' es were presented to juries. In| Cr - 35 girth of 29”. by. Dominic J. Massari of 6 ; — rG FT 1 Reienent Kes Clowns’ every case the state won a con 32| BARRACUDA: Englewood, N. J. 10c Bus Service to Carnival Grounds ome — " i. ! : > and Atomic Bombers. wstan, ‘Pounty penettar Allan B i Leading the list and manne! eee eee j a Every 20 Minutes by Key West Transit Company . , Se eee are, Jr., announced. g a Ss s. Raymon eighing ounds, measur: Reaver, D o 6 0 In the other cases Judge Caro H w “Clitton. TSO HIRS ineeo eae Tength, with a "™Hmmqurmnnmini RR Lew J 0 0 0 accepted pleas of guilt to vari- net - + am i cay. oe ee Seoul “Shorts ! yous Shake pice ilmrataditbe \:° HAWHUAH AA ARONOVITZ TM ~ on APPELROUTH’S ; 2 bonds fur cd by ious per- el 5 a ‘ ’ 0 2 sons wh» failed to appear for e tore We ‘ ® 1 T Hank Bartnicki, ace scorer on trial. Kansas City “ je bd Wat ' § 13 the Universitly of , Connecticut, Yester'tay afternoon a jury} KEY WEST " t | © 2 basketball team, was in the first’ found that King and Vernon Go- Key West Airport : Orpen, 0 2 0 «4! squadron of B.29s to ‘go over} mez! of Marathon guilty ‘to ‘as-| Los Angeles : ee sault and battery on John Day, Louisville Tots % 6 59 ieee also of Marathon. Judge Caro. Meridian B ae. (i Delray Beach National Hockey League games | fined’ them $15 and costs, which | Miami MIZE. 9 FG FT TP! during the first hal? of the sca-{in this case will amount to more Minneapolis ig ESS : 5 son saw 120 players participate, }than $100 each. Memphis “ 2 =12' seven less than last campaign. This morning Louis Sabo, an| New Orleans o : employe of the Carnival of Stock New York 1 1 Hugh Greer, University of{Island, charged with assaulting | Norfolk « 2 1 > Connecticut basketball coach,]|another employe of the show, ; Oklahoma City 0 2 once had a 67-game winning, was found guilty. He wz Omaha i treak when he coached at Ells-|@ six-month suspended sentence | Pittsbur Oo Milward Sih sdhosl providing he leave the city at| Roanoke a — | once. St. Louis %. San Antonio San Francisco x ~N\ 00000060 0000000 0020000000000 0000 O OOOO OOOO COOO OO ODODE 0000000000000 CEO EOE ESOOS EO OEES PEP DEFEATS li he ‘SADDLER FOR ©" TITLE CROWN {for a Sunday night j Fight Meld Last sab REDUCES PRICES! (Effective January 31st) Featherweight Bombers, ae Clash In Series Meet At Stadium Two baseball played weed te Phere “MAGIC”, It’s sheer magic. what this Jantzen suit does for the figure. 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