The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 7, 1949, Page 5

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Ld Atomic Bombers .. 2 0 | _—— Red Raiders -21 “ao ate tree Key West Cubans .. 1 2 mown ores MA 0 tw can 7 motes Legion @2 Le ee feet te 8 tute ane BASKETBALL Poth eresred —_ whe atl get High Gohass Gymnastum Tee + weed ene & the | TURBDAY, MARCH 8— rors 1° adie 70)—Junior Varsity vs. Elks ee wallen or Cub eeternee Phen. 200 Beachcomber Jewelers tg we 4 ve, Billie's Drive-Ins. at 8 etre 0:00--Heb’s Sport Shop vs. Pol- ~~ eed oo locke Jewels. ~ « WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9— Sener School . “B” Jumor Varsity. o00-—Bike Club vs. Beach- comber Jewelers. 00.--Senar Sehool “A” vs. Mo- rales Cleaners, THURSDAY, MARCH 10— 700--Bonar School “B” Billie's Drive-Inn. #:00Bob's Sport Shop vs. Mo- rales Cleaners, 5:00...fonar School “A” vs. Pol- look's Jewels. TUESDAY, MARCH 15— #0 Junior Varsity vs. Beach- comber Jewelers. #00--Eike Club vs. Billie's Drive-Inn. # 00 Moretes Cleaners vs. Pol- tock's Jewels. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16— 100—Senar School “B” Beachcomber Jewelers. #:00—Junior Varsity vs. Billie's Drive tan. 000-—enar School “A” Bob's Sport . THURSDAY, MA ne 2:00--fienar School “B” Bik» Chub. 0:00-—Heb's Sport Shop Pollock's Jewels. 006—Senar School “A” Morales Cleaners. SENIOR BASEBALL Istand City Baseball League (Municipal Stadium, Afternoon) SUNDAY. (First Game: 1 P.M.) To be announced Temperatures at h00 AM. EST Station Temp. 33 Atlanta Auguste Billings Birmingham | Bismark Bostor Bulle! Charleston Chae Corpus Christi Denver Detroit nP ’ Worth Jie ville KEY west Key West Airport i Angel: Loneenwelle Meridian M Minneapol Mempt New Orlean New York Nur tothe Oklahoma City aha Veta be ttsbur gh Heommerhe Louis Antoni jan Francisco hs Seattle Tallahaseee Tampa tT Washington PTTTSBURGH, Pa—Mrs. » Diettich gave her seven sons names ending in ‘bert. When her eighth son arrived - recently, she was temporarily end | stumped, but fimally decided on SS ee ‘ | Paieert The other names are: Norbert, Werbert, Gilbert, Wil- bert, Hubert, Albert and Robert. IN FAST ACTION, Kentucky guard Cliff Barker (23) (right) knocks the: ball from hands of Tu- lane's (28) and into the hands of Alex Groza (left), Kentucky center, duting finals of Southeastern, Conference basketball tourney at Louisville, Ky., Saturday night. Perkins sprawls as he loses his* footing. In background is Tulane’s Jim Riffey. Kentucky won, 68-52, to annex their sixth straight S.E.C. TOURNAMENT KEY WESTER IN morning were much. lower than [half of the country except in | Florida, Low temperatures. rang- !northern Maine where tempera- (®) Wirephoto | lower than yesterday morning to { | the mild and upper 60s in south- KEY WEST’S HAROLD HASKJNS is sailing high over the back {ern Florida and extreme south 3 of Kentucky’s James Line in the closing minutes of their game in ‘the Southeastern Conferen¢¢j Basketball Tourney at Louis- ville. Others, left to right. are Harry Hamilton, Florida; Gar- land Townes (14), Kentucky, and Julian Miller, Florida. tucky won 73 to 36, 4 given way to rather rapid clear- ‘ing. Thunderstorms which de- | veloped'as a result of the con- REBOUND ON THE Hi j generally in only moderate into the Atlantic yesterday and | follows is, our assurance of fair j over the eastern U.S. today. | yard and into a bunch of vines. | Machin: Davenport says he found ‘a wallet in the vines under ; Machin’s body. The wallet was | was his, and stated there was a | $20 bill and a money order in | the purse. | the $20° bill was gone. A complete | six witnesses. Machin was taken | to police Headquarters, where Ira | Albury, justice of the peace and | Jones appeared. Jones swore out !a warrant, charging Machin with | unarmed robbery. Police Chief (P) Wirephoto GEORGE WASHINGTON’S RAYMOND (ACE) ADLER (20) takes a rebound on the head in/the Southern Conference basket- ball tourney finals at Durham, N. C., Saturday night. State players Dick Dickey (left) and Joe Harand (83) are iden- tified. State won, 55-39. Good Advice MIAMI — () — Eldon Nelson;;| current apprentice Hialeah, patterns his riding sty) |Front, street near Whitehead street a thief broke into the place; (morth end) =m 10m +144 ft. ‘Regular Wi 1 ow ‘ | ecu ar inner | overtth@ man’ head. EAST LANSING, Mich—(®)— at| Michigan State’s eoach, Clarence L. (Biggie) Munn, after ace jockey Ted Atkinson.) has a record as assistant or head This was the advice of his tract employer, Johnny Nerud of}of 107 Woolford Farm, formerly » Ma- | barbecue stand by forcing a rear con-{ coach of college teams since 1932 victories, 30 defeats agent | ten ties. | seasons was a losing one. | completed the 1948 All-American | The Poughkeepsie Regatta is slated for June 25 this year. Mel Ott led the National League four times in home runs. (®) Wirephoto Alb Of Eastern, Central U.S. (Speeiat to The Citizen) Spring aiid summer-like weather whigh, , prevailed in the eastern half of southeastward. This cold air now central U.S. with the exception of southern Florida. Tempera- = potency Spe EAST GULF OF ° Corey Small craft warning display 5 a, m. today from east of St. } Antonio and Laredo. These tem- ate northestery winds moder- during ing to mph Soreny. toe along wind shift line. es ight ‘becoming ‘be- } “ coming . moderate — northeasterly’ ” with partly cloudy. wester. Else-| where, gentle to’moderate varia-' ble winds becoming moderate, oc- casionally fresh, north to north: east tonight and Tuesday with partly cloudy weather. Jacksonville to Apalachicola: mall craft warning displayed from Jacksonville. to Daytona Beach on Florida east coast and from Clearwater. to east of St. Marks. on the Florida west:coast. | , tures in the 80s were quite com- mon yesterday afternoon in all of the Gulf States. High tempera- ltures of 90 were reported during. the afternoon in Texas at San peratures contrast rather sharply with temperatures in the low 50s in the'same sections this morning. Minimum temperatures this yesterday over all of the eastern ed from near zero in extreme turesjaverage nearly 30 degrees Texas. * Showers which accompanied the advance of the cold air have trast-it® temperatures yesterday as the cold air replaced the warm air in*the Gulf States resulted amoutitS of precipitation. Fair weather 'is*the rule rather than the exteption over all of the U.S. this iierning. Cloudiness in the New England states which rep- resents ‘the sole remaining aspect of the storm which passed off last night is clearing slowly. The large High pressure area which and” seasonably cold weather “OLD DAYLIGHT (Continued From Page One) Simbhtonw street, through a back Them Davenport caught Mario taken to Jones, and he said it Davenport checked the wallet and found the money order, but search was made around, but the other man could not be found. Davenport got the names of Joseph Kemp then turned Machin over to the sheriff's office. At Duke’s Barbecue stand in at about 1 a. m. Sunday, but was | Siahtened yay By 8. -niehh) Ne atiaee sign: Corrections} to be subtracted. (+)—Plus sign: Corrections to watchman, who fired twa shots} Before the thief was detected by the night watchman, he had} obtaigéd,$250 in cash and some cigarets. The thief got into the) window. Baltimore with 43, New York with 37 and Chicago with 28 Conference season without miss- tempt, ay iG | "WEATHERMAN Sa Since 2h Rear ak eraticy oe ———» | Tuesday. Call Aix Covers Beep aly parm Joe Vetrano of San Francisco made the only extra-point-by. dropkick in the three-year hi rtion} tory of the All-American Con- .,.} ference last’ season when he! Florida dropped a poor pass from center , warning: and booted. the ball cone Daytona each for. moderate through the unrights. the country Saturday and | Westerly wi shifting: during |’ over thé Atlantic states most of | Morning to fresh:to occasionally Spody was brought to an abrupt | Strong snd yesterday afternoon and last | Winds. Danger Lurks At Every Turn... 20-30 mph __ northerly night as-seasonably cold air swept Ristohes ores Bots jgacen : covers all. of the eastern and| rate westerly winds becoi fa; Mar. 7, 1949. (Observation taken at City Office, c Temperatures Highest yesterday ~ Lowest last night - _ ae > ++. for Jean Rivers, the swashbuckling here, whom and: women adore. You'll like this exciting histories! seve — that packs intrigue, murder, piracy end romance tate bea’ | stirring story. Read DEATH'S BRIGHT ANGEL © . Appearing Wednesday tn The Citizen Precipita' Total last 24 hours Total this month). Deficiency this month Deficiency this month. Total this. year Deficiency this year — Relative (Sea Level), 8:30 a.m, 30.00 ins. —1015.9 mbs. Moon, First Quarter, Mar. 7 Fast, Dependable Freight and Express Service MIAMI and KEY WEST (Eastern Standard Time) Also Serving ALL POINTS ON FLORIDA KEYS ih Low ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA (Reference Station: Key West) Time of| Height of Tide |high water (bridge) ___—-0h 10m No Name Key (east end) __+2h 20m Express Schedule: (No Stops LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (&x- LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (EXCEPT (Sandy Point)—0h 40m Caldes Channel Local Schedule: ( At All Intermediate LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (ex. LEAVES Se ee SUNDAYS) at 9:00 o'clock A. M. and FOUR KILLED Continued From Page One) must have fallen asleep at wheel at 3:15 o'clock this morn-| ing, let his car climb up over a sidewalk and crashed into a tree, killing himself instantly. two were killed jing a point after touchdown at-| when the automobiles in which | they were driving collided. FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY SERVICE MAIN OPFICE and WAREHOUSE: Cor. Eston & Francis Gm bern Lancaster, Mass. Died eral of the Brooklyn Dodgers are 5, oo top-flight . basketball players. ted Be Among the best basketeers are|in Anderson County) ~ Key West and Vicinity: Partly} Ralph Branca, Eddie Miksis, Gil}Mareh 2 1#at, cloudy pwispage rons k bay ‘Hodgés, Paul Minner, Rex Bar- nd: northwest winds, fresh! incin (ahs led the Beatin Beove norther! ference in cage scoring two CRAFT oer digaged Nod tbe ee s#LORIDA: Mostly cloudy and scattered. showers north. portion today, otherwise partly cloudy’ thru Tuesday. Cooler: north por- | tion today and in central poi Jacksonville through . BOSTON, Mass. March 7—|Straits: Small eraft 1850—Champ Clark, congressman and and Pee Wee! —— between —— Between Miami and Key West En Route) CEPT SUNDAYS) at 6:00 P.M. Ar. i a Miami at 12:00 o'clock Mid- SUNDAYS) at 12:00 o'clock Mid- night and arrives at Key West of 6:00 o'clock A.M, CEPT SUNDAYS) at 8:00 o'clock A. M, and arrives at Miami et 4:00 o'clock P. M. 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