The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 25, 1949, Page 7

! FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 25, i949 ect ~--aret diam tvetedll THE KEY WEST CITIZEN WEST WINDS UP | Where Teams. Will Tune Up, For 1949 Baseball Season Two Officers Detached SEASON WITH COLLEGE Borers Py _'From VX-1 Boca Chiea <** Will Meet Wen a | | i... Lieuts.. Greenberg, Palm Bearh ! i Cee: F Team bn avon Baseball, | And Richardson | at Fon ee — Wriday, Saturday \Colf Swings ; Tampa Ugkeland Tees . i ‘ “ | Guests Tonight : Fri ‘ ® aa Key West Migh Sehoot wat! ADS e . AGES : . : . At Officers’ Club i ay oo Phe wonder why hose ap Weve __# neds Alike-DiMaggio : : LTIG Roltinid: JB. Greenberg! the suiect ‘are slugs tohing i 3 » thie Friday and Seturday te) E : : ue F (Medical Corps), U. S. Naval Re- j t@ our window? . ata, Bradenton - ‘ : serve, Hut 21-B, “Boca Chica! Mr. Gitldy—Maybe, it's te Sint out why you are always leeking Field, and LTJG Loring R, Rich- {nto theike : BOSTON ee gs _ J akdson, U. S. Navy, 1220 Verela‘ . j .| St, are this weekend being de-} overseas duty, with Patrol. Squed- : tached from Anti-Submarine De-}ron 63 im Iceland, England, and ~~ velopment Squadron ONE (VX- | North Africa, he has. beem award ; DA F es |). at Boca Chica Field. jed the Distinguished Flying FLORI : < 4 The two officers and their ! Cross, American Defense Serv- were when they meet Wet NEW YORK—(#)—Joe Di - cat Junior College in #0, while anything but a golfer, nat jexplained during his first per-/ The cailiege boys @efested Key ,conal -appearance on television | West in Palm Beach cartier in that he gets the same thrill as! te rom menly through the | golfers get when they hit a long worms of Gentry, wil conter | aa whe het been the outstanding ‘lt feel the power in my left} player the Conches hove played | arm on tig runs,” oat the farm! this year Yankee slugger when interview- Sarasota :2 { wives will be guests of honor at | ice Medal, American Area Cani- The lately will be ali out to try} ed by golf pro Johnny Farrell est. -@ squadron party held at 7:30 p.j paign Medal, European-African:. > epee the college boys and end} during his weekly show. “Swing ‘\ x Palm aie 5 m., today at Aeropalms Officers’; Middle Eastern World War Uf thet home season with « pair of | Into Spc ’ 24 f i ' Club, Naval Air Station. Victory Medal. wine It will be the last appeer-| Di io else explained thet BOSTON of SOUTHWORTH PHILADE os | Dr. and Mrs. Greenburg and| Attached to VX-1 since Au- anee for Seniors Jim Faulcomer,|to press at the plate means loss oes ELPHIA son John, 29 months, will depart! gust, 1946, LTJG Richardsom Hele Gropera, Robert Parks,|of timing. The same applies to STENGEL Ivan Wateoi, John Cerezo, and | golf deck Lareen whe ereduates this | ——— flocks Jewels while Saturday hr Prehonery Friday might) night the Junior Varsity will Ben) Apert Shop will meet Pol-! meet the Elks Club. from Key West Saturday and| served as officer in change of proceed to Chicago where on} Technical Library, Officer im April 1 Dr. Greenburg will be- | Charge of Seaplane Division, Sur= gin civilian practice as a mem-j} vival Officer, and Project Pilot, ber of the staff of St. Eliza- . beth’s Hospital. SONAR “A”, “B” TEAMS _ WIN LAST NIGHT Sener “HH” Beat LTJG and Mrs. Richardson and 2-year-old son Loring will depart Key West on March 1, stopping to visit their parents in Patsburg, Ala., and Columbus, O., | before LTJG Richardson reports on March 15 for duty with the | Basic Training Command, Naval Air Station, Pensacola. Dr. Greenburg was graduated | HERE'S OPPORTUNITY Young man, that pot of at the end of the rainbew is so hard to get when you're, trained to get ahead. You ean get this training and education without costing you a penny! The story is this: Find your places in the new U. S 4 | , jfrom Whiting, Indiana, | High, J or U. S. Air Force, where lism Hillie’s Driv 4 How The Stand {School in 1937, from Indiana ‘ff less opportunities abound for 4 Te y , University in 1942, and from Loy-|f| ambitious men. Por ola Medical School in 1946. He |[P too, the WAC and WAP organ- Vrem Mereles. 39 | BART EALL. J .| was commissioned an ensign in |Jizations hold promise of .@ to-' Class Leagu : . rin Canyon, March 1946 in Chicago. He has ff bright future. See your reeruit- \ und B teams! Club— W L. Pet. : ’ 4 Natl Park + served as Medical Officer and|f er today. He's at the U. 8 eight ot beshethell in| fener Scheel “A” 7 0 1.000 ee | Plight Surgean of VX-1 and has ff Army and JU. S. Air Foree Re- vevnasium, | BOb's Sport Shop 4 3 568 CHICAGO served in the Out Patient Clinic ‘J cruiting Station. It’s at Room . vane Pollock's Jewels 43 568 : : at the Naval Hospital since Au- 212, Post Office Bldg. Key : » den ive beat Morales Cleaners 1 6 .142 GX, gust, 1947. , i] West, Fla. There’; opportunity * 0 ws ~~ L. ot the only ot Class “B" a : | LTJG Richardson was gradua- | in a wide range of profession- ted from Chrenshaw County: High School,. Highland Home, : Alabama in 1936. He entered the al, technical and administra- tive duties. Enlistment wilh mean a place for you to get {| Pasadena _| Club— W. L. Pet. ' Sonar School “B” 8 Elks Club 5 « Varsity 3 2 1 in the qpents we ine beled ' J 4 426 Navy in May, 1940 and received ' educational benefits offered t ‘ Beachcomber Jewelers 5 .284 % March, 1944. at Port Lyautey, Hag epee people = , 4 half ¢ Billie's Drive-Inn 6 .142 =i CLEVELAND : | North’ Africa. | ae ere e om trie — ;. 4 Having served 34 months. of od % pointe s Island City Baseball League a . CHICAGO eaten. sahens ewes ei. — 1 Club— W. L. Pet. : Son Di Judious high man with 10! Red Raiders 1 0 1.000} ay ee | Tucson 3 ie ne ont Hotneon & for the) Atomic Bombers 1 0 1.000 os Angeles . Wallace and Prank scored) Key West Cubans 01 “ cea EVERY The howe made tour free ———————E ' “wt of 18 shots and the} , : 2 Z2EE5 Sports Calendar | wm [Yr WALTHAM WATCH menses LEA LEAGUE : Cece ty querer | BASKETBALL sia DREAD | row © : ve oe High School Gymnasium } , croraarcatees \ : = Hike: at Gy wees st set rae IN OUR STORE | mites: per hot over their’ record | Nope = ae ; \Camaries Come (tip mrougn une southern part of| e . ‘ Florida By Air Freight ee in th Hedtind game the Poi |ruespay MARCH 1— H BIRTHDAY + we won ver Bob's | 7:00 — Beacncomber Jewelers part Chay one is pute the vs. Junior Varsity. ewok led fe seond place with! 6.99" Bob's Sport Shop ve. Mo- “MR. SHORTSTOP” .ON 2 OFF Hote The Jew aaa — rales Cleaners ' These beautiful song-birds were i a whe omg 9:00— Pollock's Jewels vs. ‘From Tampa shipped via National Airlines Bobs held the Jewel Sonar School “A Hl Buccaneer nie eC sere Example: $42.50 Watch—SALE PRICE $21.25 te, each chut red 14) WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2— | At 2:10 o'clock Tuesday < : H esidence door by Dou- | 7:00—Eiks Club vs. Billie's idence door by Dou- | ’ ‘ thag? “t noon, two brilliant yellew canar- | g] Blythe, local manager for Se Ber ats ees... : eh le ape i| ALL WATCHES GUARANTEED ow Meud ‘ #:00—Sonar School “B” vs. tries Since Although neither canary hadi 3 | to be a record breaking flight (for | Although neither canary hai Harter 9 the | Beachcomber Jewelers. | canaries, that is). Exectly 1 hour | so much as a single feather ruf- | ALL BRAND NEW ease sort 9:00—Pollock’s Jewels vs. Mo- and 10 minutes later they lightly | fled by their fast flight, they; Paiur’ nee ¢ oe rales Cleaners. and gracefully lit at Miami for a} sily preening their . tab. sy Se 4 ‘| THURSDAY, MARCH 3— | brief pause before continuing on ake their best ap- 7:00-—Junior Varsity vs. Billie's} their jaunt to Key West, where pearance as tt entered the In the last game of the evening satay, otal they arrived after only 47 min-j door of their new Key West Ge Seew A five won over the) 209 Bob's Sport ‘Shop vs. utes for the last leg of their, home Merslee Cleaner but the Clean Sonar School “A" | flight, and they were at the home| Canaries are not the only un- e or « . re the Bike, of their proud owner, Hito Her-| usual air freight that Blythe has 9:00—Elke Club vs. Sonar School “B" TUESDAY, MARCH 8-— 7:00—Junior Varsity vs. Elks fret quarter the Cleaners scored | 14 points te ® the Sonar Boys, but the ereemd quarter they turr and red 13 to 5 nandez, Virginia street, Key j delivered mong — shipments West, in time to trill a sweet mu- | that he has seen or handled are sical accompaniment for Senor | South merican monkeys, Oce-} JEWELER Hernandez’s dinner. lots, mink, gold bullion, wild ‘ the Sonas —— Beachcomber Jewelers It was estimated that at times | cats, mice, ‘tropical fish, sea weed 608 Duval St. Key West ’ $ to but space mer syn . more than 22 d soiled clothes i . yp hogy meet BPP 2 Sport Shop vs. Pol- = SPURNS PSETT #1, - lock's Jewels. } ; WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9— Coat ed 4 700—Sonar School B” vs. Junior Varsity ' 4-00—Elks Club vs. Beach- oa A ‘ 5 46 comber Jewelers. Mes abe ‘ $—39] 9:00--Sonar School “A” vs. Mo- Referee Jun ‘ Vill ales Cleaner Entire Dodge Line Re-Styled to Provide Temers Sheppe THURSDAY, MARCH 10— More Head Room, Elbow Room, Leg . . oF Agun 7:00—-Sonar School “B" vs Room at the Same Time Decreasing DE eee vase: Outside Dimensions for Easier Parking, ( ubans, Bombers ’ pers cg tee i () Wirephoto Garaging, Handling in Traffic. ):00-—Sonar School “A” vs. Pol-| HONUS WAGNER, baseball's “Flying Dutchman” who made A nd Clow ns. k's Jewels | diamond history with the Pittsburgh Pirates, celebrated his 75th . — | birthday anniversary Feb.'24 at home in Carnegie, Pa. He is DODGE STARTED WITH A SPACIOUS INTERIOR. . SENIOR BASEBALL testing a couple of bats by his fideside. Wagner retired in 1917 ee aie mea eae eee Raiders Meet Island City Basebell League | after 21 years in major league baseball. He continues this sea- tnd therefore coratortable. : Mi = pal Stadium, son as scout and coach for his beloved Pirates. Bectall ¢ hedu Afternoon) | i ed highly, accord ‘ First Game d i a | BAe te ceatens| Fir tinn Aiomic Bombers] One-Minute A Woman’s Place tone te (=~ € Cubsn wh v ubane Hi average ae Swongiiiies 4 the ut ad feos Red Raiders vs. | SPORTS QUIZ | NEW YORK—()—Perhaps the | Pedi ort (Q) 1) We ee ates megane iy ase | | omly. woman starting gate chaf- | es re hae i ° \ . 1, Where did the name marylin, | feur in harness, racing is. M Pee as have beac atoes, Festi \e ts : _ Bu j Douglass School for the Ai san pigeon-hawk, | Helen Ronen @f Diecogah, Ia =) oe oe andes om h ned | > |come from? travels with husband Fred enduepet Romer & . . | 2. How many sides does a lug- | wheetings , ;Whereg the”, performs jh} — © ” To Have Lights sail have? | starti s. Mrs. Ronen has 'f NEW GYRO-MATIC TRANSMISSION— Virtually : K ke} | 3. Is the loon a bird or fish? | worked: behind the-wiygel of the eliminating gear-shifting, has been added to the any Horace OBryant, superinten-| 4. W ; starting gate awto on’ tracks’ in well-known Dodge All-Fliid Drive. Gyro-Matec West Gowen ont eS tent of public instruction of Mon-| 5. Where is the cougar found? | Jowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin and | transmission, optional at extra cost. Other raechan- oe ment > wey ie sday he would recom- | —_—-— Illinois. | pops E-LEVEL” SEATS, DODGE ROOMINESS 1S ROOM ALL ical improvements include more powerful engine ier way at ’ F sharp 8 lights at the out-| THE ANSWERS: see Se } shown) shoves mut jie, sunita AROUND oats eieeonenore with increased compression ratio for faster acceler 5 ee ee er the | an ketball court at Douglass} 1. T as a small Eu-| There are five to 13 cubs in aj ay ith full leg support for . teed ation, newly designed ignition system to eliminate a aT tx Emma street ropec 1 the | wolf's litter | restful, all-day comfor interference with radio and television reception. fesident Ag ut W | Bene 8 2 3 | YBryant said the school has/ American pigean haw and its; — See { ro oy by. sere warect deal of work thisiname was adopted for the lat-|and is usually about three See the NEW DODGE at eason im promoting teen age | ter bird over here. es and other youth activities,| 2. Four at the lights were needed! 3. The loon is a_ tish-eating | ern t hildren could play games | bird, living in the north 5 i dance there of the Northern Hemisphere, | Patagonia. r of the east- | opoede:s ought ar Quiles an hour im North Carolina ar Gutomatically forfert the i fee leone for Ha months ar British America. to] NAVARRO Inc., 601 Duval ss.