The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 19, 1949, Page 6

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himself in such a position? Horace Stoneham has said he figures i } foot of Duval street. The ron- | ster fish took four men to bring | aboard Wickers’ boat. | Wickers had just a week ago | landed a 342-lb. Jewfish in the same fishing spot. | The Jewfish will be entered in the Jaycee’ fishing tourna- ment. Wickers brought the Jewfish to the Citizen office this morn- | ing, and a AN the regular players ore fa large gathering wile They're the same old) viewed the catch. fenee busters Noeturally plenty EE LE eee aa Oa ak Re Men whe'll probably be the starting array when the flag Sheet starts were all in Giant Slow They Sta ag Wvery last season Balances hurt the 1948 Giants BASKETBALL Mert te finwh Fellows like Class “A” League be Walker Couper and Se: Club W L. Pet. ond Gaeeman Billy Rieney can't . 7 “an .. 2 Retest for tena stretches without | S0m2" School “A 10 3.760 i aiieatin’ the ela Pollock's Jewels 9 4 690) Geter stil! remains question Morales Cleaners 4 9 .310 walk. The knee that benched B°>’s Sport Shop 3.10 .238 Ble hae undergone an operation. ; tat the bie backstop has been Class “B" League feking things casy this spring Club Ww. L. Pet The Giants will need t Sonar School “B" 10 0 1.000 ' Junior Varsity 8 5 549 pe to go far. His | Elks Club 8 6 540 ven't yet come | Beachcomber Jewelers 3.10 238 op % expectations Billie's Drive-Inn 113 .070 Pitching Gho poses an un oan Reewn factor beyond Larry Jan om are of the corps, who a Prewid be the leader Only ASEBALL STANDING TIME OUT FOR FUN AT AUGUSTA Providence Basketball Association of Amer-j sport of kings,” and if we | event of oor aka Pamwe aie. ; ; get to ar = bee losing is least part of my the old folks. es | sides, they ohie it's fun. Temptation. is one of, the t I find ‘hardest to resist so they didn’t have much trouble talking , me: into it. ‘ey Photo BABE ZAHARIAS (right) and Patty Berg playfully ‘ghogea! up this one just before starting first round play. in the: Titleholders Golf tournament at Augusta, Ga. They are the tournament favorites. Babe went on to score a two-und top honors with Dot Kielty. Patty shot this tournament four times. ‘ Who Knows? . How many nations are self- sufficient in food? 2. When did Florida join the Union? 3. Are salmon skins mercial value? The ‘Auswers 1, Only, the United: States, ria, Canada, Denmark, New Zénlahd, Norway’ and Switzerland. 2. On Reb. 22, 1819. Ceded by purchase and treaty. with of com- 4. What does. “Arizona” mean? Spain. 5. How many of ‘the nation’s! 5 ye. They «ares matic nt working girls are married? | * *°S ey. arermmane: : into 6. Why are new. scaps tested j women’s - shoes ‘and hand- on rabbit's ears? i bags. 7. How will the Berlin “air-|\ 4. Arid-Zona or “the dry belt.” bout Once A Year lift” pilots be honored? } 5. 58 per cent, compared with a la ato 1 8. There are only, 25 chinchilla} 42 per cent before the war. | Much 4 cou! ORE: tO. 10 a atct oe sengi-| the rest of tl t money in Because they piteds, ‘sensi other pocket and started out. Sunshine Park is the - only hrse-track on the west £0% and is located about 16. milgs west of Tampa at Oldsmar.’ We left town about noon and. had dinner at the dining room inthe coats in the ‘world. How! 6. much are they 9e Which State’ “Green Mount 10. What is the “Holy Grail?” tive. 7. They will receive the new U. S. Armed Services ribbon bearing the picture of a C-54 ' Skymaster, i Loeffler, coach of the] 8. From $25,000 tong each. Poy 10. Legendary cup from which yorth? mea’ Ken Steamrollers of the 9. Vermont. d of being gypped aa I ty Bein of the Braves has | Island City Baseball League | ica, is a scout for the New York | Jesus drank at» the Last can hee ican exci A ge than Larry over | (Municipal Stadium) Yankees during the baseball sea- Suppe Tene eT iat coe fanline aan we sPanun } Club =... We ee ee uk, cos A ee aS se § Mumber two flinger honors! ro, 3.1 eee Philadelphia Athleti¢ outfield | those St our, hoteMipe restaurants - to & } Red Raiders ee : Mic! cae Ch: oe vt Fin town. . Tt wasn@q #ery swanky G08 Be te Bheidon Jones. stert-) 4 Bombers 21 George = Szypula, — Mich star 1 Chapman was. + Re bak leak “ond (the 158 be serond year in the bie! 4’ Lesio 1,2 333] State College's. gymnastic conch: Ametigny fullback from Cat y pba oe, clean ' fwagues He bur viet iy Wen 1'3 250/was national AAU’ tumbling nia on the‘ 1937 Assoeatéa Pls. | Service” was’ first @tass. i fer the Giants lant year Monw r mance wv | champiow in, 1040-43. inclusive 1 was surprised at the crowd’ fenman with Minneapolis in ‘Els Sports Calendar pan at Sateen] Ametican Assortation The tefty’s| BASKETBALL ut of the ma a. theh Schoo! Gymnasium ¥ (Night) 5 TUESDAY— cr “eae eunatered control, | “9.60 Rilie'sDrive-Inn’” vs a camber Jewelers el eve! catimate = : i « ie Durecher will be mere Shop vs. Mo- jhe at fellows like Dave Kos ag ‘. ® Peat, Rookie Bam We =| 0—Junior Varsity vs. Elks fortune. Andy Hansen, eae Spend he een! | 7:00—Elks Club vs. Beachcomb- ~ + Jewelers | tof the lineug been} %:00—Sonar School “B" vs. ae J =i Junior Varsity " a aeet ai wee—s School “A” vs Riane che Pollock's Jewel. ta fheidin Pua, | THURSDAY tetop and Sid Gordon} 7:00—-Sonar School “B" vs: | Billie's: Drive-Inn ' t Willard 8:00—Pollock’s Jewels vs. Mo-| Whit chmean and! rales Cleaners +R ’ Don M 1:00. Sonar School “A” vs | ‘ Bob's Sport Shop | End of Schedule) \ ' untess | — ame SENIOR BASEBALL #9 that show Island City Baseball League be th the ex (Municipal Stadium | Du Afternoon) | 7 SUNDAY i First Game 1 P.M.) oh ~h-e capolis First game—Raiders and A. Le a ' » the black! Second game—Bombers and K Rows ‘ mn W. 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