The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 30, 1949, Page 5

_ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1949. sisal seconds of play. opesa with 16 points, Score by quarters: Elks. ... 10 1 8 16—45 Sonar “B” .. 6 Free throws missed: Oropesa 1, Nunez 2, J. Lewis 5, Henriquez 2, Battles 1, Robinson 2, Lawson 3. picts See ee er enriquez 2, un- ~, Herrick, and Baker 1. Referee, Solomon. Umpire, Jack Villareal, Timer _Oropesa and Shellerd. Scorer, Aguilar. Standings of the play-off: Club— WwW. L. Sonar School “A” __. f Bob's Sport Shop .. 000 Second game of the play off to - | be tonight and the Bob's Sport hop will be in there with their backs to the wall. y If Sonar wins, it willbe all CLUB SCORED MOST POINTS IN BASKETBALL Pedro Aguilar, official scorer.of the Island City. Basketball League, which was divided into Classes “A” and “B”, announced the following averages of the players in the circuit: CLASS “A” FG FT PIM PF Poi Player-Club-— Skaggs, Jewels -. R, Barber, Morales. . G. Barber, Bob’s W. Herrick, Jewels Meador, Bob's Buckweits, Sonar Clendenen, Sonar G, Sweeting, Morales - over. This game. starts. to 8:30} ¢ and the preliminary. log re ‘will be AAAAAAAAAAAAAAASADAAERARAR AMMAR MS a number of replies have eerie; in from the idea mentioned the Other. day in this column wious, Civic Organizations _spon- Py getting our youth inte- rested im this sport. Ohe fellow went so far as to eee ees Fi golfers we have al. on't be, long until only Willy be hobbling course. It's always older golfers trying to ages, and it is quite ay fit to see young- sters, inning dottry their hand. ab We've got a sWell golf course, and what's more, we've got a capable Pio at the Club who likes young people and really wants them to take advantage of this outdoor sport. Bven our schools. might en- courage the students to “take a look in’, and like we used to do on certain days of the school year, we'd all go as one class to see how our local newspaper was rum, and we'd look over the work Ghatting ‘here and there with the Editors and operators. Well, looks to me like, we ought to encourage such days throughout the year and go out in to learn about golf. Marse Joe wouldn't mind setting aside a day now and then to have roundtable open forums on the game, pnewering pop up from hopefuls . ‘once anybody olf ball with even about the bed i always stay with ” in golf ‘les- |. him. In fact, any one will want 4o come ‘back another day and work harder than eyer to.develop himself in the art of playing golf. Marse Joe, the Pro, out at the Country--Club; will begin a-series on “Profiles Of A Pro’. This edlumn will deal specifi¢ally with how and how not.to play golf. And with our young people vis- iting with the Pro, from -time. to time, this will be’ just,’ ahother “tie in” they'll have, with this golumn. and with .the man. who will be writing it, © This grand weather. plus the God-given sun that surrdunds us all almost everyday of the year are two things we should be grateful for... . what's more, we ought to take advantage of them by getting out under the sun, building our bodies and de- veloping our love for a sport that more people play today than any other known to. man. I dare our young people to spend just one hour with the Pro. From there, you can have it. I do know this, that pnce you begin knowing something about. golf, you'll want to play everyday. And frankly, that’s about the only hold back’ I see in the game. It'll take a lot of your time if you let it. Reminds me of the parson who loved playing golf until one day somebody made the remark: son certainly shoots To which another Bill (Lt. Cmdr.) Dunn told me the other day that my sermon two Sundays ago was fine, but all during the hour he wanted to whisper in my ear, “Say, Parson, you missed a putt in + point, didn’t you?” G. Hetrick, Jewels — Peterson, Sonar ...... Oropesa, Morales —. Skarocio, Sonar Boyan, Sonar - Growe, Jewels Roberts, Bob’s - C. Walker, Bob’s B. Sweeting, Bob’s R. Cruz, Bob’s Currier, Sonar Most field goals scored by Skaggs 853m 10 steveneesesaerszacs 45, 22 20 10 26 6 13 oe 22 4 Se 3 6 9 3 7 0. 4 9 7 7 5 6 5 5 4 5 3 0 3 6 0 28 16 12 9 12 WWONWKLSeOse awh Oh OSane SsESsrVseesesree 152 146 126 ost free throws scored by Skaggs 45, missed free throws missed. by: Skaggs 28, most fouls made by Schoneck 41, and C, Walker threw 12 free throws and did not make one. Player-Club— C, Valdez, Elks Villareal, Beachcombers Robinson, Sonar Henry, Varsity Nunez, Elks Curry, Elks Bennett, Sonar Sanderson, Sonar Bazo, Billie's - Oropesa, Varsity Saunders, Beachcombers Hale, Sonar Larsen, Billie’s Baker, Varsity Kerr, Elks Wales, Sonar Baitles, Sonar - = Thompson, Beacheombers Ingraham, Beachcombers E. Griffen, Beachcombers C. Wallace, Billie's - Joe Lewis, Varsity Beaver, Varsity Fernandez, Varsity Cates, Elks Cooper, Varsity Lawson, Sonar Hernandez, Beachcombers McKentrick, Sonar Freeman, Billie's — Doughtry, Varsity Roberts, Varsity Lathah, Sonar Stout, Billie’s Shepperd, Varsity Ingraham, Varsity — Creigh, Beachcombers *Henriquez, Elks Shepperd, Billie's Splinter, Billie’s Dull, Sonar — Romero, Beachcombers Smith, Elks Most field goals scored by C. Valdez CLASS “B” Final averages of the Class “B” basketball: league: FG FT «FTM. PF Points 10 70 15 " 60 6 58 47 . 48 _- 46 46 4h . 39 40 = 40 % 36 32 35 33 = 83 32 8 - 20 -. 26 23 16 13 12 16 i“ 20 wt Bwowananr wok ave ew Soom - POWIASCKUN HH wwaNe 9 27 10 10 11 ~ PCH MOCONLH EUS 30 3) 16 25 27 234 160 . 198 * Vil _ 138 * 434 126 108 110, most free throws scored | 4 19-4 by Villareal 20, most free throws missed by Villareal 27, most per- sonal fouls committed by Sanderson 36, Splinter 33, Fernandez 36 and C. Valdez 30. ‘ He''“gave himself three ‘years, 7m sion with another player wound up with them going to the moev- ies together: That's why he changing my mind about qu “Yes, I like being a league ball player,”, he go “Andi want to stay up there as. lopg. as T ean. Another reason. for ‘record. recently when he dropped, is because I feel it is my duty to| in 35 straight free-throws over a! | stay in the public eye. I ean only. | six-game ‘span. — : do that plan to devote the rest of my life to sports and recreation.” Three players from Cuba, one from. 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