The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 14, 1949, Page 4

ee & SPS eR ER? & CER ARHOG 4 OR OE HE f i 4 5 i i i F # A fl i | Ft she ri i +3 : i Fe = es Yord-- 4 Sace st ny _ ey West High Player— FG F Henry 98-6 res e “ 001 ‘ Ruste. . 7 38 Henrigner 4.2 Orapera 3 2-2 Daughtery 21-3 © Lewis 81.3 Totals— 64 8-20 Fawtulent » _Piayer— Fa F Walterskirchen ... 4 3-8 ” MST 3 0-4 6 Weis 4 713 15 Nelson 01-3 2 Teague 303 6 « Wether 002 0 Totals— 50 16-33 66. Referees: Blauvelt, Castillo “4 * r - - * . . SN Se he ee ke a a ee ee ee ik z i a i 5 ag fi z fe tts But-the Best laid plans off constructed. “The ;” and I certainly}done ‘for a nominal sum, the dis- tha plays can, be set up in the boule- Did I go fishing? No-}vard,. og maintenance by the} r it captain ‘where the about fishing? No, cases are erected. Think what an, attraction that. would be to p= A of hi the possi avi bight dug out, is not as remote as b mapearedt “Ch of Co. egy who wold” i s i iifiei iE for the day. by poles themselves, ing your column after f of some months is a little) Often you wonder whiere to start, and what to gay, Generally you just start and hedge somewhere along the line, will start to pour forth eventually you wind up wil necessary amount of words there it is, you |have’ your Last yéer, along with others,/ © we advocated that something bef to start work on the Garri- Bight, with a view to mak- ing it a small boat At that time all of us felt that ‘with the $10,000 apropriated in| city budget for this. pt much could be accomplished, F it was a start in the right di- @ivm. Permission was given, charter boatmen to construct ¢ in the area for their this task was undertake: boatmen, with money of their own pockets. Today ‘gimost all of the docks com- the boats present an at- on to tourists coming into Ficity has been furnished the City Electric while we can no’ -— enhanee boats, mn by paid ‘oll around in my spare. ed yby Paul G. Albury, city recrea- The meeting will be held in “the recreation office at Bayview » The meeting will be called to} — order promptly at ‘@) Wirephoto lotth Carolina back, plunges ac: hoa line facie lone Tarheel ’s Yankee Stadium Saturday. » Dame players making tackle ‘DICK BUNTING (arrow), Ni score in intersectional game with unbeaten Notre Dame in N opeanetia camera catches the pley early in ‘the first quartery ‘bottom three pictures is Center Jerome Groom (50). Other |gntifieble Irish players are Guard Helwig (49), Back John Petibon (23) and Back Bill Gay (}), Notre Dame ee 28. BAMA ACE, ED SALEM, SMACKS TECH LINE“ (P) Wirephoto ech line for four yards early in game at Birmingham Saturday. Dan Bradach, Tech teciele (b@ihd Salem), stopped him. No. 43 for Tech is Center Bob Bossons. Alabama trounced Tech, 20- BACK LEAPS FOR FIRST - ED.SALEM (center, with ball), ace Alabama back, rips Georg TENNESSEE le y, and the possi- bility of a deepening of Garrison it, 1g almost at hand. © This is the section generally re- served for mention of any worth- while catches that might be made by fishermen in parts.”.So to you folks that fi cog egg et tats eget ated boats, or the charter. boats, send in those stories, Caught, and those that get away. For the fortunate fishermen we have a pair of arm extenders so you can show the sizes of the fish you eaught, and for those luckless fishermen, a teething ring to penaw. on. of those. you (®) Wirephote | ! TENNESSEE BACK HANK LAURICELLA (27). leaps the game at Memphis Saturday. ippi line for a first down during 1 Bud Gerrard (58) and Frank He was halted by Ole Miss Tennessee won the traditional affair, 35-7, GULF RESEARCH (Continuea from Page One) known a8\ gravity measurements. picture of the sub- variations—the “So far we have taken obs vations culy over shallow wat decide to go dit into the bay, in water that mg, :run from 60 to 65 feet deep, “Don’t let any one feel ¢ oil drilling will near here as result of our wo; ISLAND CITY LEAG' surface gravity location of the more dense or less ; r’ American Legion {Pea S | STRONG ARM “These might indicate possible traps for oil accumulation. type of work is ail to other more detailed before drilling operations there;is oil in. Cul }but not in large enough quanti any of, the lar American oil companies: “Tt is possible we where locate a large oil accuny | BRAND COFFEE “Our party has already run a its length. We have: taken: . observations at in- tervals of one mile. The line runs! Mail through part of The Citizen Yo Retftives | AL Gzecers A wrestle royal will open the 1 OLLOWING THROUGH By PEDRO AGUILAR eeenneee ‘The same clubs will tangle next T expect the tie between Key West Cubans and San Corley Saints will be broken. one of the clubs may throw the league into ‘race for the leadernhip, Adams Dairymen win they will have a chance to cop the title. BIETA WAS HERE Domingo (Mickey) Ubieta, the all-around Key West softball end baseball plaver, was here fe weekend. Miami All Stars to come down here to plev a doubleheader any Sunday that can be arranged. We the fans more details game or games at 8 Remember, fans. FOOTBALL GAME THANKSGIVING DAY On Thenkyiving Day Douglas High School Tigers ebevers oP nse, Dea % } bas: SOOT a dither, apd Gain» Toate Ae Schys + baw BIA eA, Qiabp ve TAVEREAS PARPONS COMENE SOON Im, sofitionu | RietAg oO wther Key West stam © ‘at Our Store for A Short Time ‘AT FACTORY PRICES Hy eb | - sti 8 shame that it rained yesterday and prevented the Jim Blanton players on the ¢ Piece YOUR BaPRH REAL ICE end Tou Wil Ort GUARARTE REAL ICE Thomp-on Ente é