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

: (®) Wirephoto ME J.. ERDELATZ (above) ors was by the Navy for interviews. George Sauer, coach of Navy's battered forces this season, re- signed Friday. EIGHT GOT FOUR “SOUTH BEND, -Ind—@.— Among. the seniors on the 1949 Notre Dame football team were rin players who earned four grid monograms, They were Sitko, Jim Martin, Leon Hart—all three All-Americans—, Mike Swistowicz, Walt Grothaus, Steve Oracko, Ralph McGehee and Doug Waybright. Sitko, Marti Hart,. Swisto- wiez and McGehee had the add- e@distinction of having unde- Beat Pollock’s Jewels, 53 To 50; Vogue — Cleaners Win From , Overseas Garagemen Bamboo Room basketball _ five jcontinues its winning streak and they won over Spider Web for their eighth game last night against one lo G. Barber scored 22 points in this game to lead the Bamboo boys, Meador scored 18, Bunzy Villareal scored 11, and Thornp- son scored 10 for the losers. In the second game the Sonar boys and Pollock’s Jewels played the best game of the night. It was nip and tuck all the way, and the Sonar boys led by three points in the first quarter, by six at the half and by six at the stretch, but the Jewels made up in the last, but just not enough to win. High man was Schultz with 15 points, Srakocie 12. For the losers, Skaggs scored 15, P. Herrick 14, In the last game of. the night Overseas Garage lost their ninth straight game to the Cleaners by a 67 to 37 score. High man was Johnny. Cerezo with 23 points, Oropesa 13, Beaver 12, and Gardner 11 For the losers, Kerr scored 14, Curry 11. Scores by. quarters: First Game Total Bamboo. Room 16 16 26 20—78 Spider Web 5 7 8 12—32 Second Game Total Sonar School 13 14 14 12—53 Pollock's Jewels 10 11 14 15—50 Third Game Total Overseas Garage 913 6 9—37 Vogue Cleaners 17 16 12 22—67 Officials: Referee, Henriquez; umpire, Oropesa; timer, Fernan- dez, and scorer, Aguilar. feated collegiate careers by win- nihig their letters in the 1946-47- 48-49. seasons during which Notre Dame did not suffer a single de- feat. Waybright earned, his _ first ; monogram, in 1944 and Oracko and Grothaus were letter winners in 1945. —_ bi i li i lin lil lil linn in lin ban hanna barn dann nnn bedded Fishing Information ... Ay SCALES <j, WALLS <4 By JACK DELANEY, Fishing Editor ie last night at Tourist Fun » held at’ the USO-YMCA ing under the sponsorship of Chamber of Commerce. After 2 finished I asked myself, good purpose would the tfip to Cuba under shark propul- gion serve? Why does he want to Make this trip, that is to say the least risky? And, finally, what lasting value would it be to the City of Key West from a publicity standpoint? Tn the movie last night, in Which Chotteau played the lead- ing role, the commentator stated that fame, Chotteau soon found @ut, was fleeting. His. past accom- ments prove this, even ih he swim distances that would be no mean feat. the public soon forgot. So Why run the risk of riding a shark to Havana? ‘ iim any event it is up to the man himself, if he wants to at- tempt the trip, more power to tim, but T'H take my fish at the Other end of a rod and reel—it’s safer Fishing Tournament Under Way ! The fishing tournament is offi @ally under way, as of last Wed- Meslay, and do you know what Happened—no fish. Last week and the week before there were wlenty, in spite of rough weather, but the first day of the tourna- ment there was not a single en- try. Yesterday was a little better with an entry of a Crevalle Jack from Captain Jakie Key’s fishing party, and a kingfish from Cap- tain John West's boat. The mames of the entrants had not heen received by me at the time this was written but they will be published. Channel Hazardous For the benefit of those who @&y not know it, the channel leading to the charter boatmen’s dock was dug under contract for them, and the money for it wa paid from the charter boatmen’s Weasury, a treasury none too large to begin with. But, at least @ Channel was made whereby beats could come up to the boule- Vard and dock. Needless to say, wi : Tip Pe Chotteau Movie j 1 P-watched the Paul Chotteau ot aan nnnsercennsencasssssssssassasaees ‘the boatmen themselves know the channel is not wide enough, and Thursday only brought the truth home more forcifully. } To bring their boats through the channel, the fishermen are forced to hug.a bank of ‘marl at the entrance, creep around a channel marker and then swing into their berths at the boulevard. At low tide the trip through is even more hazardous ,as Thurs- day’s incident showed when Cap- tain John West piled up on a mud-bank. | The channel should be widened to eliminate the navigational hazards that are now prevail from a_ restricted entrance, strong winds, and low tides. Besides, if Captain West had not been so late getting in, I might have had some kingfish for dinner, darn it. Aside To The Tournament Commit This is to Newell Pinder, and Lino Castro, members of the Jay- cee Fishing Tournament Com- mittee who are serving their first year at the boulevard, gathering entries for the Tournament. Don’t feel discouraged about the lack of entries, the weather's “agin us” at present, and it looks as though it will never let up. But, be patient, we are bound to have fisning weather, when Uncle Harry returns for his March visit. The winds are prob- ably caused by members of Con- gress now in session in Washing- ton. j “You Make Us Feel At Home” Must be the comment of many of the guests at the Hibiscus Mo- tel, operated by Margaret and | Harry Mitchell. j . I happened to drop by the other ;day on business; drank some of eir famous coffee, freshly brew- ed at all times for gu Key West and fishing |but was struck by talked usual, air of | the | friendliness that prevailed. It was not like a motel, but a home. | It must make a deep impres on those visitors who come into a (strange city and register at the Hibiscus. It would to me. , SCALES: Forthcoming. | Aton may be 2,000 pounds }(U. S.), 2,240 pounds (ong tons) | ion ‘or 2,204.6 pounds (metric tons). } eee NORTH CAROLINA'S CHARLI in the All-Star Senior Bowl foo! STRONG BACKFIELD FOR THE SENIOR Bi right: Eddie Price of Tulane, Justice, Travis Tidwell of Auburn and Chuck Hunsinger of Flor Price, Tidwell and Hunsinger were All-Southeastern Conference choices, OWL GAME ok eh (®) WirepHoto. IE JUSTICE will have a strong backfield on the team he captains: tball game at Jacksonville tomorrow. Here are the aces, left: ti Dairy, Bombers Meet On Sunday Two very interesting games of baseball will be played Sunday } at the Wickers’ Field. The first | game will be between the K, W.| Cubans and the Saints. Both clubs | lost the first games they played. | The loser Sunday wiil go to the} cellar and the winner will go to} second plece in a tie with the, club that loses the second game.! In the night cap Adams Dairy and the Atomic Bombers will | play. These clubs won their first | games, so the winner will go to first place in the standings. H The Saints will use Mongolo in| the box and the Cubans may start | with Rounds. The Bombers may ! depend on their star, Viti Vidal, ' to start and the Dairy team may use that Boston Red Sox pitcher, south. J. McmAnus. Both are paws and a battle is in the off- ing { First game at 1 p. m., and the second at 3 o'clock. | Vets In 7 States To' Get Nearly Half Of Insurance Benefits. WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.— | (?).—Here are some siatis- tics on that $2,800,000,000 GI | life insurance dividend that | is to be divided among World | War Two veterans. | A check of Veterans Ad- | Ministration records indicates that nearly half of that whop- | ping big sum of money is like- | ly to be distributed to veter- | ans in seven states. There was a total of 15,273,- 000 World War II veterans | living as of last November 30. The records indicate that {| more than 7,000,000 were in | New York, Pennsylvania, California, [linois, Ohio, i Texas and Michiagn. The VA and the Treasury | Department \ chinery all set to send out the | first dividend checks on Jan- | | | have the ma- uary 16. j night of the Florida _|the Rendezvous —_—_ = |Cubans, Saints [PLAN MANY EVENTS AT MEETING OF FLORIDA KEYS OUTBOARD CLUB - Large Fishing Party * On Sunday At Boca Chica; Fish Fry For Sunday, January 15 | Outboard owners and sportsmen. | The race will be open to the gén- jeral public, both as entrants, ; well as spectators. % } The racing committee has plan. events were ‘ned several classes of races. All scheduled during the remainder sizes of boats and motors w of this month at a meeting: Jast ;¢Mtered in individual anys BO ticularly been stress 2 c rc 3 o } las particularly bee) str - aes ere pee the home| .q that the forth-coming race is Mt. and Mrs. George Reese in| for fishing boats as well {as Olivia street. \speed boats. The main object of The club has a full ‘calendar: the race is to promote sports- of entertainment outlined begin- !manship and fellowship amang ie Key West boatmen as_ well’ as entertainment and diver A number of ning with a large fishing party on Sunday, January 8. All boats are to rendevou of North Wi sion for 'our many welcome visitors. at the entrance j - Channel prompt- | ly at 8:00 a.m, for a trip to! Boca Grande. Boats will be start- ing from Garrison Bight, North| Beach and Stock Island, but all will meet the main convoy at} Station at 8:00 a.m This fishing Club members trip will be for! their families and all visitors are cordially invited to attend this event. A picnic dinner will be spread on the beach at Boca Grande. Plans were made for a club fish fry for Sunday afternoon, January 15. The following Sun- day, January 22nd, a beach party has been scheduled, The Club Commodore, Judge Thomas x announced an outboard > would be staged Sunday, January will be of much ROBERTS OFFICE SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT | 29. This event interest to all 126 DUVAL ST. PH | ‘ OME 250) is eet One Gua See Our Display Of Siac eraser: VALENTINES =| Bae hour drying, Royal Standard and Portable HoneHa : Typewriters - Viclor and | Thompson Enterprises, Inc: Allen Wales Adding Machines | Hardware Division We Rent Typewriters FROME Se and Adding Machines | =a . j Each Game, 7 Innings SUNDAY— 1:00—Key . West Cubans vs. San Carlos. Adams Dairy. SUNDAY, JAN. 15— 1:00—Atomic Bombers vs. Key West. Cubans. 3:00—San. Carlos Saints vs. Adanis Dairy. SUNDAY, JAN. 22— 1:00—San_ BASKETBALL Island City Basketball League (High School Gym, Night) WEDNESDAY— 7:00 — Overseas Garage vs.; 8:00—Spider Web Drive-Inn vs. ! 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