The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 4, 1950, Page 6

ISLAND (CITY LEAGUE TO) |Fiticc taicrmaton - RESUME PLAY SUNDAY . WAILS AT WICKERS FIELD SCALES ; First Game Between By JACK DELANEY, Fishing Editor “Cubans And Saints; ams, second. Atomic Bombers Play January 29—Bombers and Ad- ams, first: Cubans and San Car- ‘Dairymen In Second : *: 108, secon the meeting held last night,} _ Febru WAILS: Amiberjack Are Running One of the gamest fighters in |¢les of a sportsfisherman. z bans, second. decided to Saar play. Sunday | ‘Any rained out games or tied}ance in the Gulf Stream in the at Wickérs Field. The first game ames wil] be played at the end} last few days. will-start-at 1<p.m., between the ; of the above first round of play: This is the wagasslewen Key. West Cubans and San Carlos Saints, and the second game will, LAVINE GAINS FOR MARYLAND IN GATOR BOWL be between the Atomic Bombers and’ Adams Dairy. The games will be for seven} innings. Batteries for the first! game will be Rounds and Beau- ford for the Cubans, Mongolo} Sanchez and J. Castro for the Saints. Inthe nightcap, Big Leaguer | J. MeManus will be on the fir- ing, lime and Lee Griffen behind thetplate for the Dairymen. For thé ‘Bombers, Santana will catch atid*Roberts or Sweeting pitch. Domenech will call the: strikes.| ané Jimmie Griffen’ will © take | care-of the bases Janvary'15—Bomibers and Cu- ; bang,-first ‘game; San Carlos and catches of amberjack ‘seen one of iuary 22=San Carlos and | Club— i Adams Dairy __ 1 0 1,000; ic Bombers ... 1 0 1.000! &ey-West Cubans 0 1 .000! San-Carlos Saints 0 1 .000 Basketball Standings Island City Basketball League *\” High School Gym Bamboo Room 6 1 857) Pollock’s_ Jewels -§ 2 714 Sonar School 5 2 .714 : Vogue Cleaners 3 4.429 (2) Wirephiato | Spider Web 2 5 .286; STAN LAVINE, MARYLAND BACK, is tackled by Martin Sauer (14), Missouri back, after pick- Overseas Garage’: at 0 7 .000 ing up a few sSeieahed in the Gator mnast game at Jacksonville, Fla. Jan. 2. degen: é % 5 e /P) Wirephoto CHARLIE JUSTICE (right), North Carolina's all-America halfbeck, sweeps around left end for a four-yard gain against Rice In- Stituite in the Cotton Bowl game at Dallas, Tex., Jan. 2. McDonald, lefi guard for North Carolina, is blocking out Rice’s Delwood Lee (63) on the play. Paul Giroski (74), Rice right tackle, falls behind Justice after mi: issing the tackle. U, GAINS AGAINST OKLAHOMA IN THE SUGAR BOWi i AT NEW. ORLEANS L. — () Wirephoto EBERT VAN BUREN (17), Louisiana State University fullback, goes for a three-yard gain a at New Orleans Jan. 2. He has just taken a hand-off from Charlie Pevey (23) and is draggin tackle, and another unidentified Oklahoman. Norman McNabb (65), finally helped stop Van Buren. gainst Oklahoma in the Sugar Bowl g along Bobby Goad (80), Oklahoma Oklahoma guard, races from the other side of the line and th pe ie naa a ed to fish. To put it in his own + Bombers, first; Cubans and Ad-| MAA ssa AAALASSAAAAAAAASAEBEBAaBEERBABBBD the “fightinest” fish that’ ever bent a rod, or strained the ite 5—Adams and San|the Gulfstream, and one that te Capt. John West, of the charter 8 F ; Carlos, first; Bombers and Cu-| test the fishing ability of any | boat “MaeWest” returned’ to Cree Pity Baseball deamte sportsman, has made its appear-|port with one of the prettiest var in}of it or not, but personally if it many, many days—since last winter as a matter of fact. The Claude's at: liam, Sr., while William III, land-} iptions Boatmen Agree A ed a 62 f pound amberpack. The. Prescriptio: | Captain “Wadsy” Deimeritt told | total catch consisted of 14 group-, Called For me the other day charter boat-|¢ 92 barracuda, 14. mackerel, d H sas and 4 amberjack. | men agree that bicycle riding on | 97 ee ee Abe Feldman, an fish were not weighed but it is safe to wager they weighed in neighborhood of sixty One of the men in the party “perp theif aeelind ar = | felt as though he no longer want- Play Tonight At Key West High School ‘Gymnasium = ' Three Games Slated Tonight; Bamboo Room Must Win Games This Week i; will play: 7 p.m.—Spider Web vs. Bamboo The Island City _ Basketball Room, League will resume play tonight § p,m.—Pollock’s. Jewels _ vs. after suspending operations dur- Sonar School. ing the holidays. 1 9 p-m.—Overseas Garage vs. At 7 p.m., Spider Web Drive- vogue Cleaners. Inn will play Pollock’s Jewels. The way the clubs are now, At 8 p.m., Overseas Garage is these games can change the to tangle with Bamboo Room, and standing of the league, for Bam- boo has to win their two games words: “All of them were tired.” Fishing Tournament Starts. Tomorrow It is regrettable that the fish. ing tournament does not start un- til tomorrow, otherwise there would have} been: some mighty nice catches, to enter: 1 don’t know whether the, party that caught the amberjack are aware at 9 pim., Vogue Cleaners will take on Sonar School. Tomorrow night the following were me, I would rather not know. ‘The fish were beauties, and potential winners in their class. Weighing Station At Perky In a press release announcing the locations of the weighing sta- tions, mention was made that one would be loéated at Perky, Fla. At the time the story was run the name ‘of the persons operating the station were not known, so here’s the information: For the benefit of you people} SCALES: fishing on: the Keys, a weighing Captain John West of the station is located at Perky. It iS! charter boat Mae West, had Wm.| Al & Claude’s Bait House. Al) Remser, Sr:, Dr: Wm. Remser, Jr., has been given supply of entries| ang William the III, on a fishing and will see they are mailed to] ¢ruise a few days ago. The party} the Fishihg Tournament Commit- returned with quite a catch. Out-! tee. So, go on.out and bring | standing was an African Pompa-! them in, the inestwof ‘the details no| that tilted the scales at 32; will he. taken -eare of\by Al-&'| pounds. This. was caught by Wil-| ing out of the Boulevard area on sightseeing trips. The visitor can not appreciate it, but those of us.who recall the| years and years. these waters , were idle, can not help but feel a’ little proud of the improvement: in the area in the past two years. | You, can depend upon our Prescription Department to use only the Purest and Freshest of Ingredients. the boulevard sidewalk should be prohibited, but'stated he nor any of the ‘other boatmen were in a position to do anything about the matter. He later said that he would contact Captain Spalding, the city manager, and find out how the condition could be elim- inated. their children Merris and Rebec- ca of Winnetka, III, Alexander Berglas, and. Countess Van Ohl- sen of New York, fishing from the; charter boat of Captain Roy Pot-| ter, returned to port with a nice catch of grouper, bonita, mack- erel and b$rracuda. 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