The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 15, 1949, Page 5

thy See-Saw Sore OF 18 To 1 of Porelin Wats won -” Op Dev. Station last (irst Game te frttmmme by on 8] SUNDAY, APRIL 12 o ati in the mihteap the First—American Legion — vs. Hempetol won over fem by © 13 to 1D score, Veteran scored seven rune i he Get te win the game. 5 haters feces) Matis and five tut - we wothed, one was hit ie went to the showers Four - took ower and «How Atomic Bombers. ba i Geer fete ort one unearned | SUNDAY, MAY 1 Hae Wer feat of the game Pirst—Atomic Bombers vs garted for the Vets and American Legion. Bs Ft frames and aflow.| Second—Red Raiders vs. sub- me cum ond one hit. Perez Ron Four. yet we nings ond fanned | SUNDAY, MAY — eve besters and altow-| Pitst—Atomic Bombers #8 te bits Hanewck pitched the Red Raiders, fast frame ond fanned two ubRon = Four At tet the Leaders were Hop. American Legion. Het Wi two male hits, Lawrence | SUNDAY, MAY 15— ts homer for the OP-Dev. Sta-| First—Atomic Bombers tm. tp the fheld, Valder, Hop. SubRon Four. fm, Cardove ond Gritten were omens Raiders vs eee te he winner « merican ion. Gaark Means hed @ good on SUNDAY re he Held Por the lovers, Chuck | First—SubRon Four vs. Red igverne, Williams and Smith Raiders. eyed weil Second—American Legion vs. Grave by innings RE Atomic Bombers. i TO 00048 @ 0) SUNDAY, MAY 29— 00 110-2 3 4! Pirst—American Legion vs. eke, Whitesen and Brad SubRon Four. », Pees, Mancock and| Second—Red Raiders ve. Atom- te Bombers. Samer Lawrence, struck out:| —- uns 2 ‘ i vv! fark, Night) \ Bane a Lg . ¢ First Game: 7:30 baw } ll empires. Villareal and B the werond game the Naval Heep! cor over the Bhimp Ron Se eee moore of 13 w 11 ond SA cyte wored every inning the HM and saath wren the ed wet «ore te remings nue 2 200-1) 12 3 wameh = , a 4s ‘ ond Butcher Martin and Rewes, Keppte 2 base fermngton ton besos Her riety 16. Mar " 1, Mar “ 11% umpires Abs Mt Pied mores Aguber turing tain wee oe he om. tiie ove tween te we Salon ’ ard Pet rat we newer * ' A ® ‘ ' ¢ : « ** anh wae ll ner vows ° om « tthe eth him 3 i see «4 happened Playing quetiotes arm But & hime 7 tee neretee when) « & oom 8 aed” * * Ms Cythera went hath od i, toe Plaveng golf with a We agar Se oe eh gat, Or a on brwth telly. tty” why tett shout those the | SubRon Four. SUNDAY, APRIL, 24— THURSDAY, APRIL 14— Pirst—VFW vs. OpDevSta. Second—Naval Hospital Elks, | mer SEATING | PRIDAY— il | 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. TENNIS Bayview Park, Afternoons i and Nights Daily play. } | City Leagu: (Municipal Stadium Club— w Atomic Bombers 2 Red Raiders 2 SubRon Four 0 | American Legion 0 California's production ami mercury leads the 48 state; AAO AOO*422OSae (ito the left of No. 3 green, some fifty yards to the jeft, fd say? Now | know how Jaw ust have elt playing with Eisenhowe *_ « * weks and Rogers, in playing their thirty-six hole Fina Mateh against Knight and Parks, ICE st feel mighty good tonight. You've got to take your hat off to Is thee ay jespite the handicap fa Nebody'll whip Knight Guaranteed arke unless the handicap low that it'd take birdies on Pure ery hole to take the Match. Coming in on the Final rounds, sche and Company had Knight Company down 5 and 4. And ther, there was some fine golf Match. Don’t let kid you that there was sot. | know how those guys go eround that course, myself, and I w the brand of golf they play. im that any bod y | a lt wouldn't surprise me in the Humbert Mira, Price and Harry Knight back home after the Florida lew « to have | State Amateur Golf Tournament | next week with several honors |} for Key West and the Golf club. Sew Mrs. Kirke over 46 usual, so didn't get to tip that} my golf cap. You meet, and play w | with, about the best people in the world on a golf course, espe- clally this one in Key West Second—Red Raiders ve, Atorh- Fitst—Anierican Legion vs, Rea vs. I panded to include, in addition tof playing a o/) ene aboutlround of golé She didn’t look At Park Tonight | Games luled for tonight: at the Bayview will bring to- gether the Bamboo Room and the Adams Dairy in’ the first game. This game should be a. thriller, for the ‘boys on both clubs have been practi¢ing hard and each wants to gain the victory. é It is expected that for Adams, Joe Lewis will start and C. Har- ris ot Roberts for the Sihith Lane In the nighteap, the VXI Flyers will maké, their 1949 appedararice. They: claim they have a better club tha@mlast year, and the Kah- tor’s Men Shop have improved their club over last year; so both rivals of last year’s play will tangle for the first time this sea- son. Speedball Henson may be the starting pitcher for the Flyers and .Rosam or Knowles for the Men's Shop. 12 PERSONS (Continued From Pagé Ore) area for population, agriculture, SCENE FROM “HENRY V“, the Laiizence Olivier technicolor prddugtiot ot SHakespeste's which will be shown for two days at the Monroe Theater. Tuesday aiid. Wednesday, Aprit _ Typewriters New GRAY Standard Royal Machines - New trie tor irrigation and drainage, and pos- sibly housing. A census of hous- ing. was included in the 1940 count and there is a measure pre- sently before a House committee ‘Today's Birthday of activities for which accurate data about Key West and other, ' aréas~is required has been ex;! agriculture and perhaps housing; business and industry. The Cen-, sus Bureau now is in the process of adding up figures which will measure accurately the industrial impact of the war and pos’ ness and industry. 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The new data will measure the } t- war years on Key West busi- National * r t Brow were among the~ distin Coches | i | | | } | | | } r° fe. ‘NINE NEW MEMBERS 7 Seturday: night dances are: being aif e Commander Perry 5 _ orehestra. | We Sell on the Installment Plan NATIONAL AIRLINES ' Needed nowt De most Beautifid BUN of all z authorizing inclusion of « housing rei hext year. There is also-a possi- (Ry ‘The Assdeinted press) guished speakers. Kranick, vet bility that a census of housing fa-| ; The athual installation of offi-}- : fowyrer cilities may be a part of any long} JAMES J. JEFFRIES, born ' cers of the Post and the Unit will The.world’s greatest medical team — the U. S. Army Medieal ~ ” range housing program adopted] April 15, 1875, at Carroll, Ohio,| be conductedon Friday evening, Department — now has an urgent need for qualified Medical > by the Congress. ‘ | one of four sons of a Free Metho- | April 29th. Tenth District Com. : “ys % 6 in the Regula aaa 4 r Enumerators, generally, will be | gist preacher. At 16 he earned | mandér George Nicholas, Miami, | Specializing in ~ ficers both in the Regular Army the Reserves, The 5. paid on a piece-work basis. They | = "> $600 by fight-| and Mrs. Louise Peckham, Dis-|f pve B, See y Medical Department affords the professional main the oppo’ """"" will work, on an ayerage, for | ing his first} trict President, Miami, will in- ye Examination and ; i r ae slightly less than a month, and’ profe ssionaljstall»the Post ‘Officers’ and. Unit ~~ Visuat Training G tunity to work with the finest and most modern equipmens, ‘ an will earn, on an average, slightly | bout, knocking ; Officers respectively. | * _e : oppeértunity to specialize, opportunity to participate in restart ween acy sith ag according to pre-} out Hatik Grif-) The Key West Guard of Honor Complete Service on ~ projects — and, the opportunity to help preserve thé health éf oo gag erensaieryeae ou al fin, a Negro. He | will assist in the ceremonies and|} Duplication of Lenses America’s great izations — Army. ati 7 The count of population will be ; won the heavy-|a dance will follow. The affair is! pl é f s . — ways . the U. S. and pas a8 of April 1, as will the inven. weight title in} open to the general public to at-|| 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE cadouee nc poe see _ oe comm a tory of farm animals and equip- 1899, knock tend. IN THIS COMMUNITY General, U.S. Army Medical Department, Washington a j ment. Crop data for the fark) hb ae me} Seven members of the Post! $ e Be D. C., or check with the local recruiting station. : i yho — will ove te prea er! out Bob Fitz- qualified for the “Century Club”, | OFFICE HOURS: i endar year. rakseiohs ion iy" a simmons. He} which is an honor organization of 9 to 12 and 2 to 5 PM. i to, gin in just about one year from § knocked out outstanding membership getters. | ADDRESS:. us. ARMY AND us. AIR FORCE RECRUITING SERVICE . be The census of population is one | ; sim Jeffries Jim Corbett Teey. renecies AWpesg Ee Peo: Caley Menmseinl: Hoagie ; ‘ ay tee tanet nines of the Fed- | tWice, scored other victories and Jr, George A. Warren; U. J. Del- 417 Eaton Street : ; 7 eral government, whieh has been | ¢tived undefeated in 1905. Per- ee George W. 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