The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 2, 1949, Page 6

VARSITY WINS OVER BEACHCOMBERS TUESDAY!In Oratorical Contest atom b> | How ‘They Stand Ben trem Heb. Vcrwets mean he bhestvee Chib— W. L. Pet. 5 om ~ perth oth we Senbi Sehont “A”... 7 1 875 ” the Heh Bettewk’s Jewels a4 - eT Rone downs shen. +. 3,36 tet. ie Oe on oe tum Vii, Morates C rs 26 to fapee! ered J) geunts « record Class “B” League ie eereg & enate game w@ fer} Ciub— We L. Pet. he veer Henry wored 82 points, ganar School “A” § .0 1.000 Os ramets Thommen 14! mas Chub 6 -3 635 . Jumer Varsity 4-4 (S00 . Beachcomber Jewelers 2 6 250 > 6! Billie's Drive-Inn 1 6 142 ou eT a Island City Baseball League : ian |. On W, L, Pet : Basie Red Raiders 2 1p Ste Geos, n Legion ) Key West Cubans 0 Apert Shop artes s Calendar - wae 32 to BA tat thee he fatal last BASKETBALL quitter «The Cleaner scored 7 High School Gymnasium a th B Barbe iby & (Night) ee Castillo and! weonespAY— gered bul eight points to om gant, » free throw 7:00-—Elks Club vs. Bill be Harber was the win Drive Inns. " we ‘ Mee an was! €:00--Sonar School “B” vs. Meade with 15 points, G. Barber Beachcomber Jewelers, 1) & Bereer 1. EB Sweeting 10| 9:00--Pollock’s Jewels vs. Mo- awh ; ~ gales Cleaners. Brecore bry cquans te THURSDAY i Soa +19 10 S40! 9-09--Junior Varsity vs. Billie's Beretes Cin | 16—41 Drive-Inns. 8:00--Bob's Sport Sonar School “ 9:00--Elks Club vs. School “B". SENIOR BASEBALL Island City Baseball League (Municipal Stadium, Shop . vs. be the thod a“ " amt the Jewels won « the Somer A. by & 44 tw 33 wore. The w won the first quarter but m then on it was all Jewels “a wee high man with 1b P Werrick sore 11, and Herrick 6, for the losers, Hale f the Sonar Pith 12, Gkarocie 6 and Currier 6 Sas high man Afternoon) eure by quarters SUNDAY— « = dowels 7 15 11 1144 (First Game: 1 P.M.) Be trent ® 8 6 8-33) First Game—Key West Cubans Reteres Villareal. Umpires} vs. American Legion. Prants. Timers Shepperd, Bree Seoter Aguila Ore~' » Second Game—Atomic Bomb- ers vs. Red Raiders. Navy Basketball Teams In Island Championship Pout Games Played — y Ratings To Be Maged Tonight Explained Leet might at the Naval Station ayinesiom eight of the top Joseph J. Calay, chief aviation je elimination tourney to de- |) machinist's mate __ of: i service teams met in a Verinioe Ug salaaindapraaees chart: in * : Key secant Wea, at the Post Oftice Building, , . — , during the hours, 1 p. m. to 5 p. The U. SS. SARSFIELD andj. Friday, March 4 and 8:30 a. the Key West Marines met in them” to noon, Saturday, March 5th feet game of the evening in alto explain petty officer ratings Writing game that sew the Ma-| offered to ex-Coast Guard ‘and fines lead during the entire game | Navy personnel. @ntil the last three In” Applications also will be taken te leet three minues the lead) from young men (17-25) of. good changed three times. Just as the! character and above average in- Shel whistle sounded Nieskins of | tetligence who have had no pre- the SARSPIELD sank a long shot; vious military service. ft win 51.50. Brentson and Nie- |! shine of the SARSFIELD and! Redaey and Gillespie of the Ma-' fines were the outstanding play-‘ oe In the second game the U. S. S. minut Your Horoscope -This is a position for freedom GILMORE led the N. Air Sta- and energy of nature, restless tion team the entire ve to win Under restraint, and free in the} ly the comfortable margin of 45-| expression of opinion. Adventur- Si Smederas of the GILMORE ous, the pursuit of literature, es- wee the outetending player with pecially through travel, will be ® point successful. Good fortune may al- so be found in law. You are a lit- tle too impulsive, but sympathe- tie and affectionate. Tr oduced one the t outstanding examples a wmdividual play ever thi Mc Tighe previous! unbeaten ment Station me pi seen on of the Develop: sland. Lt SS World production of oil now has surpassed more than nine million barrels a day. tea cored 41 during | game by, at first, B t x foot ent four MeKee, Mc from the pivot ' of 65-63 we butting th uneanny ac- In the last game of the even- ui a ing FawTuLant lead VX1 Air) Tr wmcl tuck Squadron the entire game to win! th v OpDevSta lead-| by a 59-49 score. ms Patt t wnd the! This evening the GILMORE: ‘ at 63-6 th 30 se and Marines play at 7 o'clock ane MeKee then hit from and the OpDevSta and FawTu- | Bid court t | the game Lant teams will meet at 8 o'clock. | med im a wrnbl inder the The logers of these two games basket th Sonar will be ¢liminatel from further f Lt. McTighe's | play I tamer worse ww MITA MI = Porccan prices Located in the Heart of the City RATES ROOMS WRITE or WIRE REASONABLE for RESERVATIONS with BATH and TELEPHONE Miller > : Pershing Hot Hotel 226 NE. ist Ave. 229 NE. Ist Ave. Blevater 80+ Rooms 100 Rooms Elevator Solarium Heated Elevator % BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS STATION extraordinary exhibit by a score @ Rooms WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1949| Communications WILL YOU SMILE? ~ X Professor — Fam Convent Of Mary lmisanulaic’ And ‘cu High School The To Be Represented | OBSERVATIONS OFA FOOL Local students/Wwill compete to- morrow evening at the Key West; a High Sehodl for thé Champion- By BILL/LEE ** c ship: of “the: Monree: County: fin- i ute” Reports. have been rife in town that there have been “léaks” in als of the American Legion Ora- torieal Contest. The finals ti begin at 7:30 p. m. There will be i) " 23 k a Marik the Grand. Ji > | mey, , a cook an jarilyn two , contestants, she, Con: know penn ya abeat a one Schucker, 19, a waitress, at Casa @f these reports,, but ve will} Marina Hotel. quote from the ¢Harge to the of Mary Immaculate and twd from the High' School. grand. juriors ‘thadé by; Judge ‘Aquilina Lopez, Jt. et Circuit The winner will be ‘presented with, a beautiful oratorical medal seourt: x “Your oath cannot be over- by Arthur Sawyer Post No. 28. The ‘champign will travel to Mi- emphasized. There must be. no such thing as Grand Jury ami on March 9th to compete in the 10th District Finals. to be held at the University ‘ef Miami, Rackham Memorial Hall, at 8} Leaks. A Grand Juror who p. m. In the District Finals, there; “violates this oath’ of secrecy will be two contestants, Monroe| | and the oath in qualifying as a County winner and the Dade} Grand Jurior is in contempt of County Champion. this Court and Subject to a se- The District Winner will be| vere fine’ or imprisoximent or presented with a beautiful in-| both fine and imprisonment.” inscribed trophy by District Com- xk k * Compton's, Pictured Encyclo- pedia published in’ Chicago, will! print an’ interesting story about fmander Vance C. Stirrup. The District Winner will then go, on the Florida Keys, Overseas High- way and Key West) in: its; next to the Area Contest and the win- issue. : ner of the Area Contest will par- ticipate in the Department Con- test. The. prizes being offered - by the Department are: Ist place Its year-round’ sunny days, its| Walk or do anything else you $200; 2nd place — $100; 3rd tropical trees and cen, its} like without worrying about the place — $50; 4th place— $25. weathered gray wooden houses, | weather. The Department Winner will jt; Latin American. coffee shops! “In Washington it,is so differ: then proceed to the Regional 4nd its fleet of fishing smacks’ ent. There is the constant inter; Contests, etc) The prizes being and schooners give “Key West a|tuption by important persons given by the National American colorful charm,” reads one typi-| coming in your office. Then after Legion at the National Finals 6.) paragraph in the story. | you get down td work you have are: Ist. place—$4,000 scholarship; We never heard s*ef Pictured | to leave it and attend . some 2nd _ place—$2,500 scholarship; Encyclopedia, but we are. gladj function or other. There’s always ard place $1,000 | scholarship; | that publications of that sort are! a. reception you have to attend or ete ace—$500 Scholarship. giving more and more attention| give. e contest is composed of a to Key West—which truly is a “When I can get a few days off place of “colorful chatrh.” it is with real joy and pleasure > d that I coniéto Key West. I can ac- complish more here in a few days. prepared oration and an extem. poraneous feature. By action o: than I could in Washingtog’ in a month.” ¥ the National Legion American Now ain’t that nice? ism Commission, May 1948, the | by’ subject to be used must be on| ." No Nasty Taste Tablet Form + Easy to Take fifth chapter of the text? Apply To Wed ’ * An application for a martiage license was filed yesterdayj in the office of County Judge Ray- mond R. Lord by James A. Kow- Seek Divorces filed yesterday in the office of Circuit Court Clerk Earl. Adams by Juan Pedro Koop. | against Grace. Becket Koop ande« by Beatrice D. “Fletcher -Nigring against Frank’ Joseph Nigring. West Naval Base lately. Official: ly they came down on the -busi- ness of inspecting, but actually they enjoy it here. “You can depend upon Key West weather to be fine at this time of year,” said one high of- ficial upon leaving Key West. “The sun always shines. You can go swimming, play golf, take 4 It seems strange to see men _who-are sweeping the side- walks along Duyal ‘street plac- ing the trash right out into the gutter, And the new pavement, some phase of the Constitiition of | the United States which will giv: emphasis to the attendant duties | 5 ‘siners, and obligations of a citizen to our apapite she: constenns wee, . - -. | looks pretty bad. A number of government. There will be five! ; Judges on hand to determine the | “Pelee Rave spoken abouis the winner. ‘he primary purpose of the sweepers might not place the Contests is not oratory but 4 the teaching to uor children of | he trash re - igi of pall, our Federal Constituti its eral Constitution and its!” sany high-ranking. offichals,of meanings and application to li ‘ pot in the intend ety ba gute Washington have! visited Key The sponsorship of the Con- test is an annual Ameri ‘ism project of Arthur Sawyer Pest No, 28. Charles Simmons is the Post Chairman of the Oratorical Program. The public is cordially invited to attend this function. TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS (Know America) ss Dr, Edward U. Condon, diree- tor of the National Bureau of Standards,~born at Alamorgodo, New Mexico, 47 years ago. Dr. Paul de Kruif, author, born at Zeeland, Mich., 59 years ago. John D, M. Hamilton, Philadel- phia lawyer, onetime chairman of the Republican National Com- mittee, born Fort Madison, Iowa, 57 years ago. 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