The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 4, 1950, Page 8

Pace nicH BAMBOO ROOM BEATS HIGH SCHOOL 42-31 BASKETB SCORES ! By The Associated Press. | BASKETBALL G tear eran, | : IN Kentucky 84, St. 62. | Key West High School basket: x. cae ——| . College Ga an teams, both junior senior gant : the’ Pp i fhe Junior, tort to Overseas ‘Erskine .€2, North, Georgia 52. Gapage 47-41 in the first and } Middle: Tennemee 80 br Bamboo Room took the measure of the Seniors in the second con~ 42-31. 3 A slow starting game which found the Junior Varsity waft- ing until the last quarter to get going. Led by Ken Bazo and Ar mando Henriquez, the Junior sham-Southern 52. \, Jacksonville Junior College 66,!* PM tates: FSU Bis 44, bogs Bee at he High School G: the huge gathering ‘on their feet’ PROO! Ssames jeheering first Panzera and then Ft. Myers 75, Wauchula 20. Roth, s 4 call. Palatka 31, New SmymnaBeach| Panzera was the better boxer| ™e mesting on a eorea gly i 24. w-*Gis tand the cleverer. “He had’ far| ,Uates in the meeting. a Setter Lakeland 39, Hillsborough 36. }more ring knowledge than his Ski Club for their cooperation Frostproof 47, Haines City 35. {southpaw opponent. In round A 4 Paints and performance in the January Clearwater 68, Sarasota 38. fone, especially at the beginning,| 991, ‘ater show. Brandon 45, St. Pete Tech 25. [it looked like Panzera was going} “yt night, some members of Mulberry 42, Auburndale 35. {to knock his man out. i, | the. club left for a fishing trip to Palatka 31, New Smyrnay, Roth would rush’ .Panzera_in Sawyer’s Key. They were joined Beach 24. bull-like fashion, but the Ob-( bother club members ’ today, Bartow 49, Plant City 44, _| DevSta man, was landing the bet- ‘While on Sunday the remaining , Ocala 61, Live Oak 27. With that right of his, In fact nai club members will also join the! Bolles 55, Havana 39: tsb deadiy “wai, the blow all, 8f0UP for the fish fry. N DARING EXHIBITION | FOR ‘DIMES’ SUNDAY — A daring exhibition of skillful,ed and amazed at the skill and scooting on skis helped the|daring of the performers. March of Dimes up another notch es beste] ae Prot i oad a rally of to run| toward its goal Sunday, when| dent of tl ie club, said that the or- out 6 waa Te cael the members of the Southernmost, ganization which is affiliated Galey Sweeting and Meador Ski Club, led by their president; with the International Ski As- 4 night with 11 and| Sebastian Cabrera, Jr., perform} sociation, with headquarters in had @ goo’ ed major and minor miracles of} Switzerland is always ready to gravity defying scope on skis. perform for the edification of the The crowd was _ especially| public. x EB mgr a ing thrilled by the finale, when one} Petitet and dainty Doris Evans, ree on as tg oftiic tain members senting ontat Eyane, Caner Shop, wae feaicpents j the third quarter! the shoulders of a husky skier’ breathtaking in her thrilling act, Southernmost Ski Club was at nine points each for the Seniors The Bamboo boys grabbed a lead in the first quarter of 11 to @ JALOUSIES, Glass or aske r the ved a banne: hich was! while being suspended in mid-| Seville 39, Pi ; 3 ’ Nv hs <nebheelils teenies AS By CLEARVIEW. the World's Jeroase id fell on the basket for the] Waved a banner on which i : eville 39,. Bierson. 24. : ' ws bos apc an while Sweeting | printed in at Jette March ait by . ielane lee —_ Daytona Beach Mainland 44, po the fia Rae 2 ingly\ ahead i ¢: Ste end. Sidner} Manufacturers tly to give the Bam-| © imes,” a he while ing| Wayne also thrille e thr Sliee a2i.f> gf UTS i took 1 , a e ast. ae aie o rH wet Jead, in the| Pulled over the water at the zate of people which lined the Sane Melbourne '96 F Tegeps . On ilies pie et oe gg ee es s x rallied to cut the lead to babes einen : Jesuit 52, Plant 8. nd of round one \ t¢ and ten seconds. Dzbin- points, but Watson and McCow-| .. ere - wee ee Tarpon Springs 58, Largo 24. H ki. a wicked right. when it Set eaten er o| : Florida ‘Military Academy 47" In round two ‘Roth @ VENETIAN BLINDS. Wood or Alieninem z game up for the city league boys. witaieR se Lgunenateere oe eae oa ie a 3 Tonight the Conchs again will Ocala 61, Live Oak 27. he possesses took ae cia’ aolininn aves George stap out of their class to play aj} marco, CUSTOM MADE to Order—and Supplies ¥ return game with the high-step- ping FAWTUlant team of Boca Chica, in the first game played, the High School de led them by the score of 72-66, in the high- est scoring game of the year.; Tonight, FAYTUlant will have Joanis, 64" center in their line- wpend should give the boys more than they can handle fh the first game the Junior St. Leo 50, St. Paul’s 46. again and drove him to the Gresham of Miami. Gresham .WNIN' CANOPIES Admiral Farragut 48, New Port} He slugged it out-with the was ahead in the beginning, but; oawm =. +» Also at | A, SIRE Richey 39. DevSta lad and the. Demarco rallied to win the fight. ‘ Edison 42, Jefferson 40, ¥ Miami Beach 48, Miami High 45 (overtime). Miami Jackson 42, Ponce de Leon 24, Miami St. Patrick’s 56, St, Mary’s 37. S blood. . was \ flowing from Panzéra’s nose.’ | It was close, and could have been . It was a cruel, tough -round,! given to either of the boys. De-| with Roth the a . This! marco was the better boxer, with was Roth's round, but not by as, Gresham the slugger type. large a margin as Panzera had} H. J. Majchrowski, FAWTU- won in the first. lant, knocked out Les Bremer} The third round was Roth's as’ with a left hook in one minute! Panzera was content to wait for! and forty seconds of the second! | as he could. Roth got the best; Lonnie Wilson won a clean Manatee 52, Winter Haven 30. | blows in. {out decision from Bobby Charles } Winter Park 38, Leesburgh 37,| well in Miami. @ Aluminum PATIO and LAWN FURNITURE Plastic Covered by DONSON @ Glass SHOWER DOORS and BATHTUB ENCLOSURES 4 The Key West Outboard Club's ; Fourth Annual March of Dimes 1 ties apie spt Ft. Lauderdale 56, St. Peters-] Roth, and counter punch as well round. » is scheduled to start t , ; i Vasity will meet the BlimpRon Doubleheader |raee i scheduled. to. start O° | nung 40. @ Plastic and Paper DRAPES ee ee ni | BiGHUTA lane Gawd ia expected By CLOPAY as Advertised in LIPE Magesine + » e ” uht. arge r iS e: Pi found the fics gnree decided in Tomorrow At bee Site Re these papiptey Landon 38, Orlando 35. Both of these boys should do in: a tough scrap. Round one was gy se Bay will have James, big |ing boats. Outboard racing has r if ail Charles, In round two, Wil-| center who scored 12 voints) Wickers Field j been gaining in popularity here} Oviedo 28, Tagen a7 hans deoaies ate Pies: a Aeored peed Mees a se Juniors last sht since the K.W.O.C. staged their] Clermont 49, Groveland 47. . i t. Charles go! e co ee ear, nisl Pape ain Busts oomeneea tin pf the Fleet Sonar School. if a!of eight, Wilson also hit the! Island City Baseball League; | ; | John Carbonell and Jay Alli- will offer two games tomorrow od will take turns at the loud- afternoon at Wickers Field (Mu-j speaker announcing highlights of nicipal Stadium), Flagler ave-! the events. John, a Cit: a= ° nue. | missioner for many i One-Minute In the opening game, Key West|no introduction to Key Westers Cubans will meet Atomic Bom-|Jay Alligood has Jong been iden- N RTS UIZ bers. The Bombers are leading| tified with outboard racing rs Z) the league with four wins, no're-{ throughout the state. very good fight. s win been set at 25 cents for all these game Lake Placid 40, Sebring: 36. | wander blows in round three. ; H. D. Morey, VX-1, decision Apopka 52 ,Umatilla 23. W:. J. Nelson, 175, Medre; Winter Garden 44, Mount{?¢ Norman Sider, Miami in one. kriocked out Frank Curti, of Mi- bf the best bouts of the evéning:+ami in fifty-five seconds of the : e Dora 29. | cies :] Sidner was the aggressor through- jfirst round. This Nelson should netian | 0. REP. sor i out, though Morey did™ land the’ do right Welt-for ‘Key ‘West in the i ™e . Telephone iui. harder ‘punches, Sidner’s second; Miami Golden Gloves champion- 423.Duval. Street.o a ttirew"up his‘hands‘in disgust at ship: Nelson is really well-built, LUIS ACOSTA the detision, it was a hartk bout: aes the short while he was in verses and one tied game, and! P. W. Kiefer will act as time- By. PEDRO AGUILAR tw! decide, ‘bur Sidner : i i dked Plenty ‘godd. = §, What do sports writers pre-j the Cubans won two and lost two| keeper, with Ed Felton on the sy! ball followers wili-temem- tae cack quate : 2 STINE dict will be 1950's biggest| games so flags and Buddy Johnson ‘op-|) yes. Acocts whe has passed sports story? Mgr. Valdes has released the} erating the cannon. ber Luis Acosta, who has passe 2 In what tourney did Ben Ho-| following batting order for the| The entries are: away to the Great Beyond, gan begin his current come-|game: Albio Acevedo, ss; G. Class “A” Acosta: was an ardent fan the back (Porgy) Barber, 2b; Jack | Vil-! Name Boat Number] Past 40 years. That~is~as far 4. wh Kyle Rote? leareal (Red Barber), 3b; V. Vi-! Bill Hanson 4 back as I can remember him as 4 What former tennis great is} day, 1b; R. Santana, ¢; J. Aritas,| Raymond Maloney, Jr. 5 a fan. lowly to the top as al rf; ado or Calero, cf; B. | John Busto 22 He did not miss a ball game Sweetnig, If; B. Reborts, p. Tommy Saunders 21 unless he was sick, as he was s naging the Wash For the Cubans they will line} Dr. Fred Carbonell 6 while before he died. Every ingt baseball Nats this; up something like this: Mazur,|James Hanson 3 time the writer went around yea ef; Rabotin, 2b; J. Rodriguez, ss; Class "B” the “Broadway”, he was there A. Acevedo, 1b; Beuford, ¢; Bow-} Name Boat Nur Galle parcial THE ANSWERS: ;}man, 3b; Blonquist, If; P. Rod-| Maurice Felton 9 May Luis rest iv neem andl Si 8 ate earn 10:the ring aIeUEZ or Marklin, rf; Rounds,} Otis Carey 11 arpegnethie earth T want ta 2 ngeles Open p; J. Casa, p. Bob Crisp 12 Se aee as Mpa: Me GaN Foliteck. » junior.|i t Shi waived uliatanteeage wi dueceed Carbonell 6) SA ea aay 4. Ellsworth Vinx { In the nightcap, San Carlos! Anthony Johnson 169 to his bereaved fam: iaiesky Ha } will play Adams Dairy. It is ex-| Numa Tedder 2 | pected that this game should be] Bill Hanson 4 f &. OF INDONESIA }a good one, for both clubs are! Raymond Maloney, Jr 5 BASEBALL STANDING 4 evenly matched. James Hanson 3 ISLAND CITY LEAGUE HAANG TO DEAL | Mer. Sanchez of the Saints will Class “C” Club— W.L. Pet. WITH SOVIET RUSSIA [start Mongolo Sanchez or Kaki} Name Boat Number] atomic Bombers 4 0 1.000 WEW DELHL Feb. 4 Pp) | Rodriguez, with Danny Lastres! Anthony Johnson 169 Key Weal Cabana 2 2 500 The « " theo the ree ving end. The Dairy! Bill Hanson 4 ‘Adams ‘Baty 23 aa. cay, DOYS Will have G. Lewis or Dom-! James Hanson 3 Sam Casieg eats 14 wre —— “YS enech to pitch, with Lee Griffen Johnnie Baker 1 SaR rae aa it “et ider diplo- pehind the plate lor Bred (Cashonell 6 (NOTE: Cubans and Bombers mati elat ith Soviet This game is scheduled for 3/Raymond Maloney, Jr 5 have one tied game.) ” p.m. jElmo Maloney 7 es R nice he new —— Howard Cook 8 ] d ey wo eneecy SURE! | ce Sports Calendar | “You know, my son has just} It has been suggested that spe Ma K novelist, joined the navy.” |tators take this clipping to the ASEBALL borr Nebster City, Towa, 46 “Ah, then I suppose he has met!races to help them identify the] Island City Baseball League year i my son. 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