The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 21, 1949, Page 6

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Key West Cubans © | 000 oa ae didebaonse ' bead thet) San Carlos Saints 0 1 .000 F oT a tee Cubans | . a Leading scorers in the Island » | Basketball Stan ngs ate meee) Pe per i ale of Lies un the Moeers| Ssland City Basketball League |Piled by Pedro Aguilar, follow: nod " we High School Gyr Player— FG FT PTS = — ated Bamboo Room 6 1 .857/Skaggs, Jewels $9 13 131 « top at | Pollock's Jewels 5 2 .714)G. Barber, Bamboo 48 4. 100 * ae a » 3 i2g{ Buckweitz, Jewels 39 14 92 — gg Pe 2 5 296|B0 Meador, Bam 39 9 87 ‘la oe Wee 5 296 'c Valdez, Overseas 40 4 84 . ee 2 ppovemnes Gamage 9 7 000) Wazulla, Sonar 34 «1381 | gone i te egg Oropezo, Vogue 29 9 67 — ey) THE BURGLARS' CHORUS [srakocic, Sonar 26 10 62 Se ee Be) mampurc, Germany—im)—|Curry, Overseas. 28 5 61 4 Qowe ¢ . My (tn & northern German town ajP. Herrick Jewels 26 8 60 Stipes a: attention tal PRIS A |B. Villareal, Lions 25 10 60 , . 4 5 jshopkeeper caught three |S eting, Bam. 25 9 59 rs ee oe j lars He kept them covered with] 5 eeting, Bam. 23 6 52 a. .|@ toy pistol and made them calliR. Parks, Vogue 22, 8 52 er an| im chorus: “Police Castillo, Vogue 1°16 50 = ee wih) They were heard by some po-! Dion, Overseas 22 «+5 «49 é - a a | eemen on patrol and were ar-| Cerezo, Vogue 19 8 46 - a Mga Marr vcsted, reported the “Schwae-|R. Barber, Bamboo 20 5 45 = ew , bische Mlustrierte.” Clendening, Sonar 19 6 45 — — Perkins, Sonar 16 10 42 bi amet Mhigu ths " . lw ae tt Meter uss weet friend] Gall The Citizen to Relatives | \V- Hertici. Jewels 17 7 dt eee = ee miy the | —— —— | oN 5 betes, the Mester had re-| Julio DePo of the Meath, Jewels: — . 4 a eulliin and hed} Latin American Chamber of| ©. Kerr, Cverseas 2 40 sssgpins per-| Commerce who aided the Maes-| eects a lee vesit { Miscellaneous Pomanit ae th parte Night - 4s Lecuona per-| Most field goals—Skaggs 59. Rertrn . het formed on the piano in grand con-|__ Most free throws—Castillo 16, “p. pre-fcert. with his mezzo soprano,|Buckweitz 14. \ : . * ot att the|Surita Escarpanter, almost 600, Most free throws |missed—Cur- | | bestene sat quict, tense, en-| ty 15, Thompson 15, — sftee- | tranced Most personal fouls—Sawyer 21, ae bitged He Many we there might have E. Sweeting 21, G. Sweeting 21, <> ~~ * femeus! been in the enraptured audience! and Kerr 20. : she ’ cngthy {lke this layman who felt the full) Tech fouls—Buckweitz 3. ms dreamt vf their act, only! The Bomboo has scered 392 trade « s mmasteretits TA att yt ecstacy. points, to 58 for the opponents. | a be eer, Me Ma Eisner, an stage at) The Sonar team scored 348} whe he hie enitinas- | a timely nt between recitals, points, to 316 for their rivals. — sealer, both) must have ed the sentiments The J ave scored 388, to a ae edit t r\ of many hen he began his civic 358 for r opponents. fee wt ‘ ponse with the frank admis-' V rs have scored ete . . After hear such talent 33 for their oppon- Levainaliliel jtonght, I fecl significant on arse ieee a a Sm te whe 1 tage sions Club has 218 points to} ath Lecuens's kind.| follow.rg the performance, the their credit and 358 for their when werity| full Leeuona party repaired to rivals. E | Delmon e Arturo Boza,’ Overseas Garage has scored 266 eo land Al served them points, to 266 for their opponents. Once n Lecuona found dif-! The U y's first sub- * ' aity in essing his gratitude marine was stubby and cigar- ' reception accorded him. shaped His eyes were suspiciously moist Se * snds all round be The Navy's first sub- re leav for Miami and marine was propelled by a four, cylinder gasoline engine. EAA ea Sealtest EGG NOG order now from your Sealtest Dealer \ a rwiods Sees ta - Key West and Vicinity: Partly} JACKS cloudy to cloudy with. indication| “”)—National ° Girt of widely scattered. . showers; | £!¢s; Champion Laura continued mild. Moderate to fresh northeast to east winds... Florida: Clear. to partly cloudy day except mostly wit few local showers on southeast coastal section. Jacksonville Thru The Florida Straits and East Gulf*of Mexico: northeast to east winds, moder- ate to fresh over south and cen- tral portions and gentle to mod- edate over north ; meeting called, | postpone league play during the holidays. play in the Junior Girls and Wo- mens Singles. TEMPERATURES 4t 7:30 A.M., EST Island City Baseball League also voted last night to postpone} “| the games of December 25 and” January 1, and games will be re- sumed on January 8, 1950. Sports Calendar _ BASEBALL Island City Baseball League (Municipal Stadium, Afternoon) Each Game, 7 Innings yY scat- | tered local showers off northeast coast and in the Florida Straits. Jacksonville To Apalachicola No smalt craft or storm wi have been issued. REPORT : Key West, Fla., Dec. 21, 1949 (Observation taken at City Office Birmingham __. Boston Buffalo __. Charleston Se 8:30 «.m., EST) Chicago =... Temperatures Corpus Christin. Ss ~ Highest yesterday . 7g, Denver. 230 KEY WEST Lowest last night 68+ Detroit ia 72}E1 Paso (Afternoon) Normal - ae - 70] Ft. Worth 2 fach Game, 9 Innings ' . trent sheen ae enetian Total last 24 hours 0 ins, aie oa | "To be announced. Total this month -16 ins. | ®ansas City Deficiency this month — 1.07 ins. lyfe aig GOLF 123 Duval Street eee — Total this year .. 31.21 ins.| Key West Airport . Deficiency. this. year 6.46 ins. pa a eal 2s tee ES a Relative Humidity. 9:30 a.m. ouisville F | 13% Meridian, Daily and Sunday play. Barometer Miami . Proudly Presents | (Sea Level) 8:30 a.m. Minneapolis Pac wg ne 30.08 ins.—1018.6 mbs. Memphis ‘w Par! @ JALOUSIES. Glass or ' Tomorrow's Almanac New Orleans q (Night) World's Sunrise 7:06 a.m.jNew York — FRIDAY— By CLEARVIEW: fe s— Sunset 5:43 p.m.} Norfolk wa F 7:30 to 9:00 P.M. Manufacturers Moonrise - Ny a.m.} Oklahoma City s Moonset ...-. 8:47 p.m.| Omaha fon TENNIS ALUMINUM AWNINGS Winter Solstice, Dec. 21, 11:24}Pensacola __ e By Bayview Park (Morning, Afternoon and Night) (Morning, Afternoon and Night) Daily and Sunday play. p. m. 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