The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 12, 1949, Page 4

Face FOUR THE KEY WEST CITIZEN. ~~ THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1949 ——: ane K.W.HLS. Baseball Clb INDIANS BEAT YANKS: Will Open Home Season © BRAVES WHIP CARDS Will Also Play Same 9 >| Take One From i Says!) YMCA-US.O. | Key West & Vicinity: Partly," ? cloudy with scattered enepromefies Sy Hour. thundershowers in the area.| 3° ae~deve - Moderate variable winds thri:|'’ 2:00 P-M—Classie Hour, Team Saturday; pitching, of Joe Lewis im Friday's! Red Sox, 12-1 Frida $00 P.M-—Fing Dang Trageey. game who has yet to lose this é = Phasictes 9:00 P:M.—Song Fest and Fel- Joe Lewis Will year: (Spectur wo The Cittaems | : Waste, Pet | Storide: Few thundershowelt! - "lvashig Mauss. Bia Sane, Seo € pd NEW YORK, May 12—Cleve- | Red Raiders 5 ¥. 833 aberrieg's mga coheed, spend SE taba ‘ose Fe: A i * Twi: i é Piteh Fer Conehs — rnan- | land Indians won trom the New | Atomic Bombers 4. es Gare he pag not quite 9) 10:00-P-M.—Refreshments gerv- P : b dez, a fast’ ball pitcher. Conchs/ yori¢ Yankees last night by aj «Mey West High School will’ welll ee: ed What: semeiags off Jacksonville Thru Florida! ed by Hostesses. open their baseball season here} tony star fielder and the | C0 Of # to-2. It took three Cle- | Straits & East Gulf: Moderate MONDAY—. Prvday at 2:00 when they meet) team’s leading hitter who is out Veland pitchers to turn the triek, ; .;Rorth to northeast winds thru; 8:00 P.M:—GSO meeting (nd Memiestead High in the first of} with an injured. ankle | while Portertiela@ went. the route | Miami : Friday in north and central por- | onud Cite Mandnaed. twe games with the second game 4 eae | for New York. . | Tampa -. tions. Gentle to moderate varie-| 00. P.M.—Danee under — the Rated tee the ‘ene Sige Umpires: for Friday’s game will | pg Scaggs League |Havana ble winds in south portions. Few Stars—John Pritehard’s Oreh. be Lastres behind: the plate and/ yioht games the St, Louis Browns | Miami Beach .. thundershowers in extreme south’ TUESDAY: urday. Pe Charles Albury om the bases. | Gefeated the Philadelphia Athie. (‘West Palm Beach portion today otherwise _ 8:30 P.M.—Bingo-Prizes. Line-up: ties, 54, Yesterday Washi Fort Lauderdale: weather’ thru Friday. ths se » . y¥ Washington WEDNESDAY: ason and if they are suc Deedes. Sad base. | wom its ninth straight game by Lakeland _.. ee REPORT . 7:15 P.M.—Mrs. EB. E. Crowson eemful in defeating Homestead Soin vihshor heati A St. Petersburg | i Geet eave tert is, pil ‘ | beating. the Detroit Tigers, 11-1, St- a . Key West, Fla., May 12, 1949 at the piano. ag “ ‘ict Baseball Oropeza, shortstop. | while the Chicago White Sox won er. ee (Observation taken at City Office,! 8:15 PM.—Beginning Ballroom tm District Baseball Cham-| Henriquez, catcher. | from the Boston Red Sox, 12-1. National League 8:30, a.m... EST) i dancing—Mrs. Ralph Horten- ‘Pienship next week-end. | Knowles, first base. ' Boston Braves won from the Club— w. Pet. Temperetures | stein. Hotwstead started slowly this} Fernandez, left field. | St. Louis Cardinals last night by New York Highest yesterday 47, 9:00 P.M—Country Dancing— ony tut have come fast.in.the} Daughtry, center field. }a 7 to 0 seore, behind the three- Boston Lowest last night, . : 74 _ Mrs. R. Hortenstein—Direc- t twe weeks te win 4 out off Gwynn, mght field. | hit pitching of Spahn, In other Brooklyn Mean _. _. 19} tor. ge behind the fine pitch-| Roberts, thitd base. | National night games, Pittsburgh Cincinnati 500|'Normal ~ 79; THURSDAY— af newcomer Horne who re- Both games ‘will be atithe Jo- | Pivates defeated the Brooklym: Phi i 455 », 4:30 P.M—¥MCA Glee Chub; See mat “ Marjorie. Coburn, Director. ¢ 65. ins,|.; 9:00 PM.—Dance under the 40 ing.| - . Stars+John. Pritchard’s Oreh. fi : F ; ._ ; Dodgers, 5-3, and Chicago Cubs. Pittsburgh cal stadium and a large crowd is | won’ from the Philadelphia Phil- Chicago needed to back the local doys in: lies, 4-2. Yesterday, the Cincinna-. St. Louis 455. Total last 24 hours 4554 Total this month __ -421} Deficiency this month Pently held Miami High to 5 hits m a fame Key West will depend ‘on’ thei these important games. ‘ti Reds beat the New York American League Total this year . 3.79 ins.| | = Mrs. Ruby. Meter, - Dance —-—— ——-~— SESE RS MOP Sassi Ca eee ee ET oz { crb— W. Ii, Pet.; Deficiency this year 3.24 ins,| « Hostess. = | The scores: New: York 16 6 297 Relative Humidity, *) FRIDAY— , BAMBOO ROO PLAYS AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland». 10.7. 1588 8:30 a.m. |" &00-P.M.—Pinochle Tourney. | Wight Game Betaak PTE bh ie) eee 69% |. 8:15 P.M.—Movie on the Patio RH E, Washington 12 saat Barometer —Buster Perpall, ‘operator. ! R. H. E. Chicago 11 LL, 500 (Sea Level). 8:30 a.m, | SATURDAY— : i | Cleveland 3 9 2 Philadelphia 41 12! .478 29.97 ins.—1014.9. mbs. 7:30 P.M.—Movie on the Patio : ; New York 2 6 1 Boston abana ss aes 5) Tomorrow's Almanac ~-Buster Perpall, operator. uhoo Must Wi _,|..Lemon, Benton, Garcia and. St. Louis 2... 5 1% 227) Sunrise ~~ 5:48 a 9 eee ee > us mn + "*"| Hegan, Tresh; Porterfield and Se Sunset woe F202 pam, | Pe Sere a G ies ‘ Lae | Niarhos. Moonrise st 8:41 p.m. ram ae. : ce 0 1 First sini sca cage | Night G ports NGA | Moonset «6:25 am} - Wahneta Kovasa. “Ptace; Naval Hospital | c os eae a : il-bi CLASS “A” [St. Louis 510 1} SENIOR SOFTBALL | TIDES > The-oit-bird of Central — So. —Plays Tides-Inn [ Club— W. L. Pet. Philadelphia 481 (Bayview Fond Night) cy Semin. “ane VX-1 Flyers 3. 1.750; Drews and Moss: Shantz and First Game: 7:30 Temorrow . ‘| Detween the owl and the “f Setjheli games scheduled for|Bamboo Room 3. 1. .750. Guerra. THURSDAY— (Eastern Standard Ti jar, lives in seaside or t tehight include, im the opener, ! Adyms Dairy 1 2 .333| puis First—Adams Dairy vs. Bam- He eee | caves, coming out only at Bambee Room which plays} VFW 0 3 Oe R. H. E. boo Room. : 9:44 a.m. 3:07 am. Rs-body lt. veep on aw cook Adths Dairy, while Naval so 8 > - } Second—Naval Hospital vs. In- 11:29 pum. 4:46 p.m. eg pe Seen ae ; pitel takes on Tides Inn. ' Club— W.L. Pet. oston - I dependents. ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA | “ pe (ad ody . Hughson, Robinson, MeCall, /FRIDAY— Fi Bamboo Room will have to: win | Tides-Inn 4 1 .800 Dorish and Tebbetts; Wight, Jud-} First—VFW vs. VXI. aacccreas — ip Pine Tp Lapland. the sue my thi game to go into first place | OpDevSta 2 2 °500 son and Wheeler. Second—BlimpRon vs. OpDev-| _ Statio: Tide [high wat during the two summer im thestundings. Adams will have | BlimpRon 2 3 .400| ae Sta. ore Bahia Honda repens: te yg Fag get within half a game i Naval Hospital 1 3 .250} R. H. E.}MAY 16—- ~ (bridge) —0Oh 10m 0.0 ft . from thie Bamboo boys. ; Shai Ee Seas ; Washington 11 14 O| First—OpDevSta vs. Nayall-No Name Key : s ee Blazers fom Smith's Lane |COAL PROJECT BRINGS | Detroit 13 2] Hospital. VE Geast end) ——-+2h 20m cin dak with Pop Walker anid the |FARM PROFIT bees bts ges ane Brees: Second—Bam Room. vs.} Boca Chica tog... ire L. : ivermire, art, tlow, : i : p Dairy boys may tart “Old } JONANNESBURG—()—Elev- Lwin ee Bron tora. tga een ae 4, ae 4 . Arias, wil ‘ran inds }en years: ago O. J. Bekker, ai a i a i rct-_ BR Ostrex, ie ny rotehing. } Johannesburg journalist, bought | NATIONAL LEAGUE. na mpRon vs. Indepen-} (north end) ~tah tire, bbe tt Sous s Im the final game the men who}a farm on thé Vaal-rivér,” 40 Night Game Second—VXE ys. Adams Dairy. 2 aa ; ius, Week ne Garanere Paws * dreds un white at the Wospital ; miles. trom here for 7,500 Bouns | R. Ho E.[ MAY 19— i © ymca sign:, Correction: | ——= ~e sseet Cannonball Martin, | ($300,000). He has just sold it for ) pittsburgh 3 8 Ot tee Mivoton ve Manat oo wes Core = ag B the ae end. | 75,000 pounds. Reason: the dis- Brooklyn id ch da | Hospital. (+)—Plus. predocs Sansa te am wi ave to un-; covery of coal and the decision} Werle and Fitz erald; Barne ; i Tort fall sacs if it wants to re-}ef a big Johannesburg mining! Banta and temas y — Adams Dairy vs. be added. a * ante ae eine. j - j}€ompany to erect a gs mops aN AES Be MAY 20— ‘ Coffee, bananas. and one ac " ° y) will put them just one ; pound piant for making oil from Night Gam: ‘ as f garhé trom the Blimp-Ron. The j coal. A large portion of Bekker’s | i . R. BH. E. sap ania ie we RASaet hewnas don haha po Per cent of | fg S popular team from out Flagler | farm will also be used to erect a Boston 1 @-TP cs oars US) Ga Bamhes Costa Rica’s exports. a J way'nuy start Williams, whe has | township: te house 20,000 Euro-: St. Louis 0 2:3 i ee ve ; a threg an PA a oy paul peans and: 30,000 Africans within! Spahn and Salkeld: Munger ics : a ~< onumnat efeats a sy Kerr) the next five years—but he will! Reeder, Johnson, Yochim d - ATEN | PR INTING Mong the catching. | stint retain his original farm-' Rice. é a ie SKATING a : od ——— | house. | pues Bayview. Pask, Night Po » The phrase “white elephant” | eeermrines ie Night Game FRIDAY— te domGl trom Burma, whose kings} The leading wheat-producing | R. H. E| 7:30 to 9:00: pm. CIGAR STORE al weRe supposed to have been in | state in 1948 was Kansas, which ' Chicago 410 0 Neti Ny ; x ° the M@bit of punishing their eour- harvested about 19 per cent of Philadelphia 29 0 TENNIS 610 Duval Street a e ers by burdening them with | the U. S. crop. Following in order! Schantz, Kush and Scheffing; Bayview Park; Afternoons —_—_—_ one o@their sacred and expensive | were North Dakota, Oklahoma, | Heintzelman and Seminick. a and Nights COMPLETE J nd Ole fah ts. Montana, Nebraska, Washington, | ——— Daily play. ai ° -————_——_____ Ohio, Texas, Colorado, and South | * jatar Bile EBA LL Barbados, the most easterly of Dakota. : ‘Cincinnati x is * SHUFFLEBOARD BAS | « the West Indians islands, gets its ——_—_——___— ‘New York 2 °@: 2 ’ SCORES = a fame from its numerous bearded “Gold-filleg™ refers to karat- Fox and Howell: Kennedy, Ko- —- bias fix trees gold bonded onto a base metal. ‘slo, Behrman and Cooper. Daily i B e sete - epohinipance cepa Gt PS aE a POPULAR BRANDS of TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS bad - GOOD GOVERNMENT AWARD TO ALLEN MORRIS Gov. ae Sane Jr, Of Cigars and Cold Soft Drinks Maryland, born, in Hagerstown, Md., 57: years. ago. Gow. . Ingram .M, Stainback. of Hawaii, born in Somerville, Tenn., 66 years ago. Prof. William © Yandell: Elliot, noted Harvard professor of .gov- ernment, born in’ Murfreesboro, Tenn., 53 years. aga r Clarence B. 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(ICE DIVISION) TELEPHONE NO. 8 KEY WEST, FLORIDA The nearest stars are more .p than 250,000: times as distant as' the sun, itself some 90 million TALLAHASSEE—The Flerida Junior Chamber of Commerce this week presented a good gov- miles from the earth. ertiment award to Allen Morris (third from left) in recognition and appreciation of his “initia- tiW@"Gnd contribution beyond ordinary responsibilities” to improve government. The certificate. only one awarded at the state level, was presented i the House Chamber by Curry Bassett, presi- dent of the Tallahassee club. as House Speaker Perry E. Murray (extreme left) and John E. Munt (extreme right), state Jaycee. vice president, looked orm The citation praised Morris for his “outstanding accompiishments im the field of good government.” ‘Morris, whose political col- wmn. “Cracker Politics.” appears in many Floride papers, was a special consultant to a commit- tee which completely revised and simplified rules of procedure of the house. Author of school- adopted “The Florida Handbook,” he also is edweational director of Girls’ State, a citizenship project sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary.. Congressman George Smathers previous- “"ehad received the Jaycee award for good government service at the national level. ABOUT AFHLETES FOOT 2127 Prominent Druggists. Can’t Be Wrong. Here's what Stout of Parksburg, ¢ W. Va., says. “The sale of T-4-L. has been ry pleasing. One customer said it is the first thing in six years that gave reftief.” ' IN ONE HOUR ' if net completely pleased. Your 46¢ back at any drug store. Locally at ° GARDNERS PHARMACY 5 83 years aga | Alvanley Johnston, the’ Grand ; \