The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 22, 1949, Page 5

oti FRIDAY. 4ULY 22, 1949 TIDESINN WINS 2ND | GAME FROM DAIRYMEN - Pitched thet jSOFTMALL STANDINGS , (Bayview Park) Comtests: Hexpital i CLASS “A” Defeats Wh a Club-- WwW. kL Pet (Bamboo Roon , 6 Lage on inn made two straight Tides-Inn a: t+ Adame Dairy jest night Adams Do 350 hall im Bayview Park, Cur. | Y' Fivers . - Swertng winging teeth came CLASS “EB * new The fine! score war 7 Ciub— Ww. Pet * Moved Meenital detested the Sonor Sichuc : vor Meee en tem Wt 6 im the Op-Dev-Sta ? te sound Gomes Navel Haspit p The Tides soured one ip the ©!iplion eh am @ walk, stulen base 4 SE pitch tn the third the | & Calend: penerd ball and o single by Fal SOFTBALI con, See” eee oor”. | PRIDAY cnatbe by | First—Bamkeo Room vs. Ply hie ey Henrique Two run wed the plete and were = “mug te win Henrique: hit a — _ Sehagt we Gy femme? bet felled to touch third Ge «abet wut tee forth Kelly singled and tow walks op ap enter and thre: ame wwored. Th the sixth th tonne BBL League | (Municipal Stadium, on ciate, on Afternoon) Series Gegted. Lee Griffen| T™ be ennounced ewes, ent & walk Sterling | » faced af the plate and Griffen SKATING Se Beyview Park Night Ie Ghee leet of the filth the Tites | PRIDAY— ee | Getiys engin, ond two hit bate | 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. = ‘te itl a TENNIS E . mangers and Kerr hit Beyview Park. Afternoons fete Gd Lew P stbem Daily pia mt Games were the bent for the ee Fiestas, eat cnt Garten SHUFFLEBOARD fate RHE) Bayview Park) Adasne 1 oi2 «4 «| Daily —" F ven eas 612 3x7 5 3) Atte, end Fallon, E.} Were the best for Hospital ar Seceting and Pieter Dewitt, Adkins and Totre for the ry Se Kerr, Henriques, | rs a L. Griffen.| struck aut: by |, Seore ss fo 4, bases on | Hospital 22 523--14 mS 200 ¢ Seating & off Arias) Blimphon as time off Melson and Krech: MeN SS “an ter Aguilar ‘Home run: Nek §- base i] every in | Adkins; 2-base nut ry Sat al | Adkins; stolen base Sy a Adkins 6 Lan- | Mullins, Rickard, B te Mullins and | struck t Nelson 2 M. two safely., Neel 2, by Adkins |; boxe hit two, for| belle: off McNeal 7, off Adkw ie tomers, the Geet were, Adkins) 4 off Nelson 6, time of game om 2. in the 1.20; umpire Joe Lewis and Abston, s Ae ATHLETICS DIVIDE PAIR WITH BROWNS aly Night Games he Either League ; Vaukers Again Defrat Cleveland ladian- (Reretat te The | tteen) sew YORK. / 32 Phila @etpine Athiet: git a double beets with the St Lows Browns fee the ai om oo IL rah ee *% S _ Athdetic wre now —*%e ad - Det t St. Ps ‘ phy det od the Wast F National League Semators yesterday 63 Chub W. iL. Pet The New x Vankee ie Brook feet the (ie tend Ir r . Ss ' od Manche registering | ‘ » o ‘ Se ee) t r 42 1S the National League. Brook. New " “a4 tom Ceekeers eee out the Pitt Pittsburg ‘ mang? Por ate o te mI . . Cordomabe beet tbe Buetow Hi: ‘ b ’ te Philadeiphie P> American League were winning from the Chicago Clut W. L. Pet (-_ >< ome tive N ’ N ’ <ot ew ee ' free @5 iS) The qeewe ' a AMBRICAN LEAGUE Might Game ’ w F ss - Interesting Notes , ne * + ’ 8 Might Game i is os F od H Bostur RHE Biee hen te A €l Oleg t and Livingst : , ; tee uewg aot B® at | 4" » orteroumh, Welleroth. Get | pp iadeipt a 4 Ever. cr ‘ ‘ | Borowy and S Beaton apd Cbs 4« i) Chipman, He . RHE MATIOMNAL Lsoeys New York 5 HEL ene » 2) Hartung. Hi Precanas gs 6 @ Ol Web See Winner, Banta, Palea Coope THR GRY WENT Gran MARINES DEADLY IN j | | 2 For whom does Walter Mae | tere new prteb? BATHRYN McHALE. béf July 3 Whee the Hew manager _: 22, 1000, at Logansport, Ind. Gen. | ° the Chiegan Cube’ a8 director adler : oral Ad — ly traded Dobby Lane t what ~ , the began her career |e" who became i The A Demo nswers Jake LaMutta Houston Hed Sox Frankie Frieeh The New York Bulldogs she attended public school in Lo, 5 She was greduated| 4 lfram Columbia University im " 1919 and got her PRD. im 1926. ; She taught at Columbia anc the Seu Se to a ee on Vaiversity of memenee sot be. | arans col conter of the United come 2 profesor “ tes 1927. An authority on vocational — | guidance, she formulated the Mc Hale Vocational Interert hp Your Grocer That Good for women. She is a truvtee » STAR > < | Purdee University and active | the United NBtuens Educational, | born in Pleasant| born in Bethlehem, Pa Died tage | Valley, N. ¥. Died in chilgbire its ventific and Cultural Organize eye yt ~~ ma The Citizen to Relatives | — — out ad = ve a) the Fast, Dependable Freight and Express Serview a ~— between —— oy MIAMI and KEY WEST ‘ 1/8 STANLEY J. MILLAR who won rifle championship. COMMISSIONED W/O MARK W. BILLING is all-sround champ. Between Miami and Key West 7 : AP Newsleatwes Bul fired 556 of a possible 600 in rifle competition and scored . - second time. Cammissioned W © Mark W._ Billing | 554 with the pistol. The Lauchheimer Trophy was placed in t Detroit is the all-aroupd target shooting champion of the! competition in 1921 by the family of the late Brig. Gen. Charles ~ Marine Corps, fallowing the matches held recently at Quan-| H. Lauchheimer ‘ ico, Va T_ S$ Stanley J. Millar of Kelso, Wash.. and Camp Pendle With Marine markergan from posts and sications through-| ton, Calif. was tops with the rifle, scoring 568 of a possible Fae Swot es out the world firing with pistol and rifle, Billing posted the sec-| 600. W O Amon |. Sealey of Russell, Kas. and the Marine (ERCEPT ; nd highest aggregate store ever tired. For the leat he was! Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego. took pistol honors with a Leaves, pana Ry A. hid . warded the coveted Lawchh Trop nor b 5s laced se the La py i 'e <uchheimer Trophy, an honor he alsc 5 tote! and placec cond in the Lauchheimer competition. a key Wet wt wt won in 1940. mily one point bet Billing teva he ory ' oe TODAY'S nm in Rusville, Ob isrene ar : CHERATION UNION STATION” MEDAI ANNIVERSARIES " J 6, 186 a sunDare * eee 4 | (Know America) I > N ; Y rf Pench oe ba * ; 1824—John D. G. She the Jew : eedgtalh «Nie sve is 1 ew has nnet is on the pe a : oi» @ Teer } Feb. 22 Died N 9, 1987 M Ma in “eee SUGHaA® | te ean, one of th $98-——Stephea Vincent Benet ; r Pas =y Mee S Teunian 7. os ve wemree af the cet ond man o et FREE PICK-UP i DELIVERY SERVICE 4 FULL CARGO INSURANCE March 13, 1943. Mar, 6, 1868 : @5 — Benjamin R Her About er cent : ont ONES or AND’ es © Pah aited Benthern Past uw < ted State “ne “| “Why accept anything less than ' the most Beautiful BUY of all?” Stand by for a Chevrolet and get the most for your money it's your money you're ending. and you've eataied te get the mous motor cor All Amerwa says that gasgps Citevrolet the most beamtsal buy of ait ond tae gives EXTRA VALUES in every phase and fenton motoring. It brings you finecar advantage after Gap-cer advantage, from Pinker Body Styling and Velve-dedieed perfurmame to Conte: Pout veqsing cane and the @eater tiding-comfort of the longest, beavign car io ity Geka 4nd u offers these udventages a the Ww “ LOWER PRICES! THIS IS A REPRODUCTION of the medal which Newsweek magetine says President Truman presented to his military aide Maj. Gen. Harry H. Veughen. The magazine reported the medal, called “Operation Union Station.” was pinned on Veugh en's unifor s « Gecogation for his brush with aewepaper men who met him in Washingion’s Union Station July § on his re turn from « vacation. Gen. Vaughan is reported to have ch @ photographer and used strong language threatened to p to reporters who were questioning him WL YOU SMILE? i Prominence The Styietine Oe ivae 2 Door Seden— White udewo!! tre: -ohone! at eatre cod. BROADWAY insist an WORLD'S CHAMPION VALVE-IN-HEAD ENGING PANOe Am CIGAR STORE guess ro ee aan 610 Bevel Siogy a pt STYLING AND LUAURY Catt, Oph af Sivattoce (with Latraiow Pressure Merwe) egy Chevrolet eS FISHER UNUSTEEL fa nao BASEBALL SCORES ret, plester. et in its field! with WIDEST TREAD. as welt ~ MULBERG CHEVROLET COMPANY '419- 421 Caroline and Telegraph Lane Phone 377 POPULAR BRANDS of Ne" Cigars nd Cold Thompson Enterprises. |» Hardware Diviw Phone 666 —- |