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

\ ein’ % : SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1949 — OP-DEV-STATION DEFEATS HOSPITAL, 83; ADAMS TROUNCES FLYERS, 10 TO 5, LAST NICHT Merry Hite Homer Fer Uptes Sta bn Opener Of Setthall Twin Bilt At Reyview Pork = ~ feet game the Two Benefit a Of Softhall T. win ana| Played Tonight Two benefit games are schedul od p>: +n ht at Bayveew Park Bm. the Bamboo Roor Merry bet « homer for Op Dew | n play Adams Dairy, with De ie ant Wade and Netson hit one | Witt Roberts facing Joe Lew * Pwo wy lll ie At® pm. Sonar Schoo! will . * Wab- play Tides-Inn. lt may be Don wr ge Gehewts cack hit two} Williams against Brown for the ate | Seand School boys te Get, Redmon, Merry, } er eee ie fhewth to knot | ™ count an twe bite s walk and om ree Macaieme See Ve test for the G@ayview Park) . - CLASS “A" ey mags an P| Club— W.L. Pet Mevenguitend 5 m6 e353 5 5) Bamboo Room 6 © 1e0e Op ertee 210 O61 x2 7 9) Tides-inn +2 «7 Seen amd Keech. Scheretz | Adams Dauy 24 3 ote ae! ee VX- Flyers 06 of fewe com Merry two-base — A Lorem stolen bases Burke | CLASS “5” & Keech: sacrifice bite: Cain 2.) Club— W.L. Pet Reto, ruck cut: by Schercts | Op Dev-Sta Ss 1 ° A ty Meteen 5 bases om balls aff | Sonar School ,2 Sebeem 4 off Sehewetz 3: double} Naval Hospita 24 hee t Redmon, time of | BlimpRon 14 geome 138 umpires Abston and gi oham scorer Aguilar — Sees ny Sports Calendar eed ema patches at ot gut the ball over the | SOFTBALI eke (Bayview Perk, Night) i & Geet frame Jenkia: | First Game: 7:30 Geet the fet two batters and | SATURDAY wet the simewers Baeharcts First—Bamboo R ~~ ott walked two mare we De > here @ SUM Second Se oorans Sete ee sereet, & walk 2 hit Tctes. Inr obemem end tree hots amt three | MONDAY ——a ener ent twe wild) Pirst—Bambeo Re vx ee peve the Ader ome mma Piyers ha hore Second—Op-Dev-S' Sor vee beerti. Flyers seered ne School + ~alh am sever end o wild pitch ) TUESDAY od Metre eeered, In the tomes | pint Adams Da T Ah ve wood fiat enough to wir lar owe om error ond! goood N Hospat end their last run on o BlumpRor ems toy Gr item om Ue feftn | THURSDAY ore we tt ie er eth, the Flyers hed) pins Bamboo I " ¥ omd two Geubies and three | Beiry ogi, gave Yam fous rune ¢ Second— Nova H tal © wet Rectarde Prt three cafety Sapar Scho Geer tees Up, every ome Be) Papa y bet tet Feats First—VX Flye Tite Ft latte Whedgs ot ates Pailin | Ine cwrh het tee Rerongs —BiropRen ” i the Get Cooper nad Mark | "TT sig nee ie ame et Sterting | ro Sainte Ser ames NAVAL Two Ball Games Scheduled For | ‘Sunday At Field’ Sons Of Legion Te Pla: San Carlos, With Tides lun Opposing Key West Cubans In Seeand Came, atipm. the Sons) { the Legion will cross bats with | the San Carles Nine, and Mgr.) Sanchez he may” pitch or Bubber Sweeting hurt for! ' ' } Tomorrow clams may the Saints | The Sens of the Legion will use | Fernande: or Joe Lewis im the) bow. This should be a good game. In the mighteap, the Tides-Inn, new club to enter base ball | petition, will play the Key! West Cubans and it will also be! s get game for the Tides-Inn will | players as Egay Keer, Moe Henriques, FPletas, Meador Sweeting, Oropesa, Kelly, Dion. Berber and other stars have suet The Cubans will have their ular chub with Joe Casa, Jr. » the bon or Mer Castellano nay go inand try to step the! | Tides: inn Each game will go seven in wang: and next weell a schédule wh and @ league farm. | Who Knows? Hew many workers now unemployed im the U. &? What « the cost af sorted | arity on the Unsted States” 3 How does present unem-| ; are} loyment compare with that of “4 + Whe waethe highest peid/ rker in the U.S. im 19477 | What is iron 58? 6 Name the Chief Justice of the U_ S Surpreme Court. } 7. Hew many eclecteral votes tid President Truman win in me? & Which is longer } ma or the Suez Canal? 9 Whom did Wiliam O'Dwyer the Pane- ; | Bento, Barney FIRST BOATS SIGHTED Yrs Yer~ | COUNTY BEACH foie LATE BULLETIN \ crowd of several humired persons was guthered this eMerncen 40° as the first. three i ven Yoon | MIAMI, Pia —o—T. E. Rake straw, Miami policeman, has) completed a mission that friends believe is deserving of some sort | of medal. Rakestraw was sent to/ For Further Intormauoa, See Story C On Races On Poge One Atlante, Ge. to pacify the tem) They were too + ape and it was estimated thamdt might take the vessels another 20 minutes te reach the fin- ink lime. The vessels were fired Cighted off Pirates Cove by a Navy vy amater@r, pdioman. ‘CARDS, DODGERS TIE; INDIANS-SOX SPLIT New Vork Yankees ; . =~ | Athleties Defeat | International Detroit Tigers | Cab— w Havana 0 (Speetat te The Ctticen) NEW YORK, July 36.—Se aes a 5 Lowis Cardmails and the Brooklyn “A = o Deteres slaved 5 33 te iat Eo hain Beach 53 the end of the ninth by the cur- Port Lauderdale 32 few law. The Dadgers tied it up Seeeland 7 6 im the eighth and-ninth, scoring , 5% Petersburg 7S 330 twice im the eighth and ance in National tm the ninth to knot the count Clib— L. Pet The only National League game St. t } 613 played lust might was Cincinnati Bomoubiyr % 37 pers of some 40 Atlantians who had recrived Miami police please remit $3 notices from the department te for traffic vie- | lations T.e hitch was that none of the/ Atlanta motorists hed been in | Miami. Georgia tic tags ex pire in April. Miami police} i thought the 1948 tags were still ' and New York. The Reds won it Bostor »45 Sa 3 to @ Weihmeier pitched four. New York 646 500 hit ball for the Reds. Pineberts iphie a4 00) a, might games were played in Prtebure “4 47 the American. New York nosed Ciarinnat 35 409 | out Chicago White Sox, 3-2. the € bape “9 }Cleveland Indians digided we! # American League with Boston Red Sox, losing the —_ wt first game, 1-2. and winning the’ wAJ-y..y 33 4s second, 9-3 Phitadeiphia detested Cleveland ‘5 39 4 the Detroit Tigers, 5-3, while the | pigs, 3 42 (558 St. Lowis Browns beat the Wash ee 343 Seal ington Senators 6 2 Pisiadeipt a a The sores Detroit 16 S52 Chicag 956 41 ee LEAGUE wisi inas . 5 56 388) Came 262 «340 rue,* . ” St. Louis Ina Brooklyn 393 mri TO INVESTIGATE! Pollet, Wilks and Rice: Red Cor nued Prom Page One) a “ ‘ alice and Ed wards, Campane! World Right Game ting ware 'Actng R HE bonnell, City Commissioner Hun Those , attending from Key West Mayer Louis Car-| | ASFRALS Cincinnati 310 ©) tér'"ifarden, City Manager Raipt Thee Pigrere teed hard fark un ine | tend City Baseball League ucceed a6 Mayorof New York new York @ 4 @! D @petding and City Attorney ie- | ee ee (Municipal Stadium, City? Weihmeier and Cooper, Kos- | nathus Lester te et and Pucker got hit iv rv —y » What is the value of Lend-liox, Highe, Jones and Wegtruc Among the speskers at the he tase WHR 2 ball and Cooper = PM oe ts case aid seatby the U. S to meeting were Dr Willie A gut het a " Russia during the war? } Bemon-Pittsburgh. povtpened, | Welter, who is acting chairmen Sone See! a te Ke —_ jen of the committee of 22 men at M Feces oe 106 ' West ( Th A seennenn -—— siaPumtnlddie Rickenbacker pres newer 1S 4ix—10 9 4) West e¢ Answers Chivage-Philacdeiphis, pustpor me of Eastern A Mayor ae a ING ed, vain. aya of M and Repfesents ort oan v — . : SKAT About 4c0ne08 ‘ ———— we GBeor ue Smathers vipiesta ' mame: Ab Cres. Lee ( Bayview Perk, Might opeany § CAS AMERICAN LEAGUE The most he ee ti .< * oe ‘ pial ear ' “ i See bt: FPollon 2-baxe | PRIDAY- ay } Might Game Rickent af 900 p= In 1940, 8 million out of a ogee eb ee Meera Me bir we. ot.| Tw . ; nf 56,000,000 were Out |r part i HE we t ; - a creme oet:l TENNIS », 4.008000 out of | cy, 2 ¢ tee te study it with care. for there ~ ‘ i -NNIS : > Game ry ay iw | of C1.08RE89 ase Bryne Page ond Berra, Haet-| were many pitialls confronting = im otf .— n Charles P. Skouras, movie}? S8¢ Malone. the — es niall a Bienes we fens | commana i te | Might Come i hamting 8 Sats Pe and deen ag Puher to Arringss a} Iron 59 is one of the isotopes | y 7? forward to the estab . on ‘- exes ¢ asad r Huston . } ‘aa 4 . Cle wetamed 1 4 pdemanent mart would be . — State vane Whe Wok) Dubson and Tebbetts: Garcia, \ger for, further study his seat Out. 7 me . Hegan a — = coer OF STAFFS | The fix era os Sento . 00 ce Paige and eas i on Page One) | English king in battle took place ' Strom Thurmond, 38 an oe . ay 4 Allied | im 1743 } Suez Canal, 1045 miles Wight Game nat oe oe ‘ Panama, 305 rmbes | . * ° sate Ses Temas is the largest wool , pr 0 Fiorello Mt LaGuardia | Geese > f "Puan " sagresenting the ducing state 0 United Approximately $1,00000%-) ingen Peller and woe ete of the three general States -— Stobbs. Hughson and Batts ' ee fags, wanting and de : : : : a i ~~ — amy bwkhow. gv ©) KING, QUEEN IN FRECKLE CONTEST | ight Geme el we Frankfurt , a oi po emphasized | Philadelphia 58 8 whet he ao and pester im tes | } Detrost Ek Stree before the Howe Appr | Fowler, Shant nd Guerre wets Commattse, about the Heugieman amd Rob . ie the UNcted Gtates would play " | . event of a wer, He soit) Might Game i * atretegey eorbing b~ " o ial . . ‘! orm bem, would be | — ‘ — om ty the United State | | Washingtor 2980 —e 7 caeenienss af the North | | Garver and Lolter, Moss, Weik, Atienta Pact strack with ground | Hittle, Weilteroth, Evans and| fees p | Barly i @ wes made in the Prew " eet peteme! plane The thee (WILL YOU SMILE? } is amend we remain in| ' Sere caer. venting ctratenic | Obeyed | eons tee 1 do | - ‘ i Communes: io Maly oe . Ae Rastern potentate, whol ee ee Rowen wanted to know how many men aay ft Go Vetee emf op afraid of their wives, sent fete ot ter ond thet =x for all Ris married subjects and =. oo ae | | commanded those aways a ie ee Se ee ee } lobeyed their wives to stand om ee Raion ae my tay ean a Rnattel Seemg to his surprise, that antes s @ very smalt man was the only 1 Jom@e who dad mot de he asked | ” 7 him why such a puny ndividual [ wns vor ote? j as himself had a 4 his Prepa edne. o om r es ‘When I left home. Your Ma } herkes. oe re Gang & have vesty ” Bo. yg the W ~y 1 Ga Gee this evening ae my wife I would not} at te newly engaged lover | " |e wn ~ crowd © | . ft sees for the parent home ; i > Wirephot Puerto Rico was a Spanish p ————- | HERBERT HARRIS (left), 1. and Sally Brady. % dinplay their | NO" SS ONE WO yours i ya mother and| techies which won them tities of king ond queen ig © feeeBlD | piers were 1.465.378 deaths | fatmer, ead wwe tor your brothe contest at the Chicego Ratlroed Fair, The contest was s feature | reported in the United States of Chlidren’s Day of the tele. et eater” he anewered ‘heer ' in effect. The violaters were list ed under 1949 numbers. Tempers of the ly cwed have been soothed. Rake. straw reports, and now he's after the real violators —J. Donald Kingsley (above). Assistant Federal See’ sotmistrater, was elected General of International Refugee Gest m Geneva NO LAP SITTING— Pet. | SO MARRIAGE ENDS } P) Wirephote DANCER DOROTHY LEE RADFORD (above) got « di vorce im Los Angeles after tes- | titying ber husbend Charles Radford wouldn't let her sit on his lap. She said she tried it | while they watched « television | program—and he shoved her { = oe PATHER ACCUSED OF SELLING RABY . a) LAYMAN ALVIN EDWARDS (right), 26. iy jailed at Ala. on 2 charge that he sold his two-year-old daughter fer adoption at « price of $500. Police Chief Lacey (lett) in questioning him. Chiet Alexander said Edwards let ee ee DAD wipow Ep HER | ‘il TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES (Know america) 822——William T. Adams (OU- ver Optic”). Bostom teacher, ai ther of popula booka bern mn Medway, Maw. Died Mar, 27, 1eeT 1638 Umen Delo ware ly. born in Wile Dec. 31, 1906 1857 — Thorste Vebten, famed economist end social theorlaly Minnesota forme hose unfle tll born in Wit nein. Died Aug. 3, 1978 1863Henry Ford, tamed auto maker legendary Amenecan busi ness figure, born in Wayne Ca, Mich. Died April 7, 1947 1681 Smediey D. Butler, ne ted Marine Ce wae eoneral fighe ung lecturer, burn in Westehesteg Pa. Died June 21, 1948 Henry A. Du Pont, noted fificer, U S&S. Senator fram ember of noted fam neton, Det Died en great , Col Rebert B MecCarmack, publisher of the Chieage Tribume, bere in Chicago, 69 years ago. CA dadhaataddudaeddeiedddeiaddadall STRONG AAM BRAND COPTER TRIUMPH COFFEE MILL cs AU Grocers BROADWAY CIGAR STORE 610 Duval Street Wi FIFTEEN . YEAR .OLD MRS. ANW LANE (above) was left « widow by the slaying of her husband. the Rev. J. P. Lane. 35. Baptist minister. on « down tows sireet in Tampa, Fla, Her father, W. C. Cormetius. feased he shot the clergyman becouse his daughters slope meat preyed on his mind. 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