The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 22, 1949, Page 6

AT SPORTS AREN/ ARENA FRIDAY Johnny Yates And Harry Reed Meet In Semi-Final Bey West Sports Arena is pre- enting this Friday an All-Star texting card. The main bout will Seatere the popular Jack Larri- mere and Billy Spangler. Lerrimere had two knockouts / is the lad who decisioned Sammy} Mamone in last week’s ‘thrilled. Two other preliminaries and a over Spider Graves and Mike ieiiew in his only appearances i the Istend City. Billy Spangler is a rough, REE OS hitter ana! always puts on a good show. The Shelby, North Carolina’ boy has a decision. .ver. Sammy Mamone and a loss to Billy Moore on his previous visits to the city. Key West's Johnny Yates meets Harry Reed of Cleveland in the semi-final bout. Reed lost a TKO. to Bill Saad last week. Reed is a southpaw. Jose Gonzalez, fighter, meets Bill Saad top preliminary bout. battle royal complete the FAWTU LOSES TO MARINES BY 68 TO 55 SCORE Defeat Was First *~~ ‘Sports Calendar Suffered By PAWTU In Naval Competition Sy MAROLD LUTES BASEBALL Island City Baseball League (Municipal Stadium, SUNDAY— oon) Pieet All Weather Training bi piaewen geek Saints Wet basketball team dropped} 3:99 adams Dairy vs. Sher Geet game of the season in! Save! competition to a speedy Mime Barracks five last night i Naval Station. Score 68 to Tt Reiney of the Marines ered 2 points to head the high eet list for the night. ‘The Marines took the lead in| FRIDAY. Ld first quarter and never gave af . Pieteher, Fawtu center, heads up ball while. tal- West Cubans. GOLF Municipal Golf Course (Stock Island) Daily and Sunday play. SKATING Bayview Park, Night a very good in the Gonzalez; rd. vs. Key | a small town on. the west side ‘of oy Ceahes PE. cope *-ppanmns basketball was display- @ ® the second period. Both Daily play. teenth showed ‘k and fine de-) play with the Marines 8! r} é RD the edge on offensive Daily play. ball the Marine cagers. by 13 points at half the Airdales bounced ‘back twe points of tying the ‘care im the third period. Gal- the spurt. The Mar- pend al te life late’in this per- gee stopped the attack cold. the final quarter both teams played hard ball but ‘the Marines “1 Clubs to hold races in Key West. -| the plane was smashed, but the rs club proved to be a little too much for Fawtu. Hindering the good ball play- ing were tHe referees. Whenever a play was stoppd for a close foul the refs called a double foul when actually only one foul have been called on one Bad decisions were called on both' children from. Tunis sides with Fawtu receiving the Africa. larger share. should man, Nevaworthy: items ln J Jono ‘struction of a fram ‘Motors announcement {o . their | that address at a cost dealer organization on their 1950 | Roy F. Butler, director |line of outboard motors. include | Partment of Public Service, jthe new Neutral Cluteh on their | Ported. five horsepower Model. TN (suc- cessor to the Model TD) and price reductions on 1950. motors.’ Jay | _ (Continued From Page One) Alligood, Alligood Marine, 629 the rehabilitation of discarded Front, street, is the loeal- author- | * ized: Johnson dealer. his Lower prices effective: Septem. pes of helpers at No. 1 Fire Sta- ber 1, 1949, were possible, = | If you desire to give discarded Johnson Motors officials said, toys youcan phone: 341-R for through reduced material costs and: more efficient* production. shens teBe picked’ up, or else: de- The: giebtastprice deeeedse came liver them to No. I fire station in the Johnson Model QD. ‘This is | ¢ the city Hall the model announced last year} Work must be started now on with the two revolutionary fea- | the toys if they are to be present- tures of Gear Shift Control and j able on Christmas morning. separne Mile-Master fuel tank. = pemebity that some civic SAR ka oN or frat organization might QUESTION CHAMBERS’ WORD | desire to: purchase new toys for ‘ Kes ee Press) beg e ag by he committee is| — The defense {not being overlooked. Any. or- Maaereneed avey ES Phe the; ganization having such a plan is “4 PAUL P. LUMLEY, Propeleter eracity. of ittaker Chambers asked to phone 341-R. it the second Ager Hiss perjury 533 William St., Cor. Southard ‘Want Cooperation trial. here. Hiss, is aecused of ly- Letters have gone forward to ing about his relations with all fraternal and civic organiza- Chambers, a one-time communist tions asking that they name a courier. Today Chambers told} representative to augment the about a contact man in the city i general committee. Government of Atlantic City,| Cooperation of the entire com- New Jesrey,—a man who chang-| munity is being sought in the ed the name on the birth record}plan to make this Key West's of Chambers’ daughter in 1935.} most gala Yuletide. This can be Chambers said his family took a| possible if no youngster on the new name on orders of the Com- | Island is forgotten on Christmas munist party. morning. OLD TOYS -NEEDED OUTBOARD CLUB FORMED Judge Aquilino | Lopes Signed T ncorporation Papers Today Judge Aquilino Lopez, Jr., to- day signed papers of incorpora- tion for ine Florida Keys Out- board Club, which will affiliate with the state end national or- ganizations of the Ouiboard Slatin For Thanksgiving TURKEYS—CHICKENS PORK PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW PHONE 4ll Judge Thomas S. Caro filed the papers of ineorporation: Perhe Miami. and Palm Beach Outboard Clubs, it is. proposed ! by the new local organization, are to be asked to bring their boats to Key West to race against the local club members. Then the Florida Keys Ou | board Club would, in turn § go to Miami and Palm Beach to race. The local club will erect or purchase a suitable club building ; for the use of its mentbers, Judge Caro said. | 11-YEAR-OLD BOY (Continued From Page One) wrecked plane today in a dense {wood about thirty miles from the ! Norwegian capital. An eyewitness said he first found the body of a small child] lying some distance from the plane. which he said appeared] only slightly damaged and scorched. The eyewitness said he thought he heard, faint cries be- fore he left for a nearby farm to telephone police. ' The plane had been hissing since Sunday. It was found near 7 NOW AVAILABLE! of Port Oxford Cedar with non-chalk- sige =a = CASH MARKET 1028 Truman Ave. We Deliver Tet. 1080 THANKSGIVING Make This Your Finest Thanksgiving With One of Ger GRADE “A” DRESSED and DRAWN the Oslo. fjord, The front part of fe. & ¥ We MAIC yank & | back part seemed intact. This We ¥. i ao raised hopes for a time that there 3 ight be some survivors. A vast hunt! for the plane had} been underway since. Sunday. About 2200 volunteer searchers: had stumbled «through tangled forests of South. Norway looking for the plane, It was carrying 28 undernourished Jewish refugee in North Tt also carried three inurses and four crewmen. 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