The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 25, 1949, Page 5

The basketball championship play-off of thé Class “A” League School gym, with the best two of) 1) start ‘Tuesday ‘night at 8:30 pena yw doctered » the, WiNs | erack in: the: High School Gyhi- 4 goer for the Bob's} ‘The team winning two out of . Ya scheduled “three-game series ie i efi i : i | F Contestants’ will be Bob's Sport | : Shop, winner of the first-half of an Poulkner, R. Cruz, G. Sweeting, | the league schedule, and. Sohar : only benefit the boatmen, Castille and Watson. Mgr. N. Cas-| School “A”, winner of the second- also the city as # whole. tena, Bus. Mgr. J. Coster. half. ; : Is there a civic Por Sonar School: McKee Clen Pari eenmece a How They Stand ‘ ' 1d, 10) u the Keys and stayed to spend a iff agg ms Ba ap j ¢ { day, a week, or a month. Key BASKETBALL iH &. EE ca oceanre asco ts te ae ue tae haved ee [ ‘This (Final Standings, docks. One captain’ was still of the ia raaved Second-Half) 3 . ee $ Teahine tis boat, - ‘preparatory for Bodh ne of the have ‘ aes f ig the next 's trip. ; it replaced. =3 SOUTH CAROLINA'S GOY. J. STROM THURMOND ip |! tere ‘were pelicans flying | available in’ the From Springfield, Minnesote referee s ~ : to’ the plate to show his batting prowess to 78 beys working. around the bight, swooping down} many more would come to tomes the new leader in the Co- off next Pollock's Jewels : ini Boston’ Braves traitiing baseiat Myrtle Béach,'$.°C.’ Without | occasionally. seeking an unlucky | West than now do. bia class. Theodore Kittner, vis- nary i — Sport Shop wasting any! time, the governor smashed a long drivé into cen. fish, others, had taken possession mer Tournament iting his son, stationed at Key marrow. lorales Cleaners ter field. Behind the-plate.is Gatcher. Jose Petes éb.the Denvé: ofa; dinghy anchored out from} With the decision of the man- pile igre the new leader ; Last nigh ‘ Bears in the Western La mvét ithe docks, preening themselves, | agement of the Casa Marina to| ti the scales at 56 team won (Final Standings, estern League. ” ie gti age ot just looking around. A stray|remain open for the summer, it} measured 4 feet 7% in by @ score : Second-Half) ‘ - a ‘cormorant flew into the bight| would appear that a fishing tour-} length, with a girth of 26 inches. 16th Class “B" League . . “ katy seeking food. Spotting a pelican} nament would be in order for] In the barracuda class, the new .| Club W.L. Pet. s ‘ with a fish he sidled up to him) this period, with emphasis placed j leader is a 43 pounder, measur Sonar School “B” A460 1,000 _ Jin attempt to make him disgorge} upon the wily Silver King, a fish} ing 4 feet 9 inches in length with Junior Varsity ; ig his ¢atch, but the pelican, stood| game enough to test the mettle|a 22 inch girth. The ecateh was Elks Club - ¥ it his ground. Finally his piratical| of even the best sportsmen. The}made by M. A. Mace, of Wash- attempt defeated, the cormorant | event could be sponsored by the} ington, D. C. # | il g z s aoe zt dived below the waters surface, /Charter Boatmen or some other} of Greenvi to.look for his own meal. . organization. , ently are The sun had started to set, the} Trophies, while a good thing to; to capture breeze across the water was gen- | have for the winners, are not ab- ¥ \ tle, and sitting on the stern ofjsolutely necessary, a citation; won Island City Baseball League F one of the boats, the swells gent- | would suffice in most cases. Peo-| ter of the tournament » (Municipal Stadium) : S : _ | ly roéked us back and forth until Club— a : is Fame we sei o had = either | anything else. Atomic: Bombers ‘ ave; or stay and go to sleep. Fish j Dréams Sweet Dreams i o b r if ze : a Some time ago, we commented i |, Relaxed on the stern of the!on the fact that an active, live| young, 250} | : boat, and looking at the Bight,| wire organization gould under. | cuda Sports Calendar ; rein eas ti bowr ood rt BAS) High School Gymnasium (Night) TUESDAY— , 8:30—First game of chai * ship’ playoff “of League between Bob's Sport! Shop, first-half winner, and Sonar School “A”, second- half winner. ‘ SENIOR BASEBALL Island City Basha League Th the last game the Sonar sggigit Hates tum, School Class won the game SUNDAY— oon) ever the Bob's Sport Shop by a (Pirst Game: 91. PM) | 40 to 98 score. Buckweitz scored 14 points, Clenden und Lawson 4,| Fitst Game—Atomic Bombers each for losers, G. Barber 12, Cas- en! ae 2 ; tiie 7, Meador, Watson and B.} Second Game—Ameri¢an. Le- u ion vs. Ki Cubans. |“ : Aga sion vs. Key West Cubans. | seRe's STIRRING ACTION. IN GAME: between 9 16 21 17—57 15 15 15 18—63 4 each. Bob's ¥ ae . 4 7 18—33 PaR LS : Atlanta, Ga., and team of the Chathain Manufacturing: compaliy Sonar | 41 8 10 11—40 Hastings Thinks | sme. w.c.. inwational women’s A.A.U. basketball tourna- Referee, Villareal; umpires, téntat ‘St. Joseph, Mo. “Atlanta's Peggy Ryan’ (white suit) wi all’set to sink a shot. but ‘nowsChatham's Pat Carney (16) has'a fitm grip ’on the ball from behind. Elkin’s No. 14 is Li Badgett. Elitin won 26 to 22. . “ Oropesa wha Myatt, Timer Shep-| By HASTINGS BAKER: perd. Scorer Aguilar. Who Knows? Seasickness is misery.. Some people never get their sea: legs. The great British naval comman- der, Lord Nelson, spent a lifetime OUT: OF A SAND TRAP COMES CARY. ‘s Right on the job day after day because F a 3 they're tough, and ruggedly built... Right 1, Who gaid: “The only thing} on sailing ships and still got sea- in Mae « we have to fear is fear it-|sick in rough weather.. 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