The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 14, 1950, Page 6

0 * water eees os. ~w the field day a success. “greatest number of points was} Richey 18. total of 8 points was the only cub pack entered and therefore the winner of the cub . events. Troop No, 52 came with a total of 19 points; tr No. 69 came in ay points; troop No. 54 came in four-| Key West Cubans - _/ May Be Formed a Growers Have Wins Over |: Miami Teams Many. Class *A’ ‘TOWA CITY, Iowa, Feb. 14— (#—The University of Iowa has! mated its new head football - coach. And the Hawkeyes have|die Anderson, who resigned on a man. virtually un-| January 28th after Iowa failed to kfiown on the national gridiron| grant his demand for a “tenure” seene. The new Iowa Coach is|clause ni a proposed mew con- wee Raffensberger. tract. Anderson wanted assur- -Raffensberger has been Iowa's anee of a place on the Iowa facul- Freshman football coach. The|ty if he «ver retired from active TéWa Board in control of Athle- coaching. Anderson yis returning ties. said that Raffensberger will| to Holy Cross, where he coached receive $10,000 a year as head | before taking eee Post. Boy Scout Field Day Is Held At Bayview Park; Troop 253 Scores’ 22: Points Pack 253, Only Cub ¥ Pack Entered, Scores | B ASKETB ALL Total Of Eight Points To Win Cub Events SCORES Scout Field Day activities were conducted at Bayview Park on By The Associated Press February 11 commencing shortly | SEC after 9:00 a.m. and ending ap- nat , proximately at noon. All events} L.QU. 76, Auburn 61. were conducted as scheduled, ex- Vanderbilt 85, Mississippi State cept the running broad jump, standing broad jump and three- rai 1 ce. judges were Bernard | Carlton Smith and Harry a Joseph Bringman, scout issioner, kept score and al- 50. Kentucky 77, Alabama 57: HIGH SCHOOL Lake City 41, Live Oak 33. a be wai 2 conducting field | Dora 30. ities, scoutmasters and i the cubmasters were present and | Saale herr ang eobperated with the judges and| ~ "S988 $4 ‘imal : seout commissioner in making | Yonge 30. Brooksville The scout troop scoring the 52, New Port No. 253 with a total of 22 Pack No. 253 scoring a ISLAND CITY LEAGUE Club— W.L. Pet. 14| Atomic Bombers 6 0 1,000 3 3 500 2 5 .286 i. 2 5 .286 (NOTE: Cubans and Bombers have one tied game.) in. second third with th with a total of 10 points. San Carlos Saints _ Although troop No. 54 did not}Adams Dairy —. a prize, they won the respect and admiration of their fellow Scouts for their intestinal forti- shown during the events. No. 253 and pack No. 253 Sports Calendar we a plaque and the scout ii the highest individual B. re will be awarded five dol- Island bn angepaarar (Municipal Stadium, tats worth of scouting merchan- disc. Afternoon) scout commissioner and nings are to be commended aca: Senet the efficient work they per- 1:00 Pt Carlos Saints ve. Ke in conducting and judg< “West Cubans, ne _ the events. Scoutmasters Giso'did a splendid job in select- mg and preparing their respec- Be. candidates for the contests.|, 3:00 — Atomic Adams Dairy. Bombers _ vs. 4 Ft is beleived that hearly all GO) EES Seuuits and cubs present entered | , Munitipal Cor least one of the contests. The > (Stock Island) day Was a succesg and more!) 4 Dai Sundi g ities of this nate are re- a Spe LE mended for the future. ‘A fast : h basketball team was busy) ‘Persons Have ‘today preparing for the pevanont of homestead High School this} Friday and nigh ae Homestead has been enjoying | the best year in the cage sport! Raffensberer siecseds Dr. Ed- seen pate and with a veteran | team built around Captain Bob/| Roper who has averaged 17 points | a game this boys have gone undefeated in Class “B” competition this year. Homestead is ranked the num- ber one jtournament, anda take the State Tournament. In- cluded in year are victories over Miami Senior High, Andrew Jackson, Miami Beach and Edison. High as well as South Broward. Key ‘West lost to the stead boys early in the season at Homestead by'eight points, but singe that time have been hitting their . stride team to upset These same two teams meet in the district play at South Brow- ard, so these are the two most important games of the year for the Conchs. The boys were greatly encour- aged by their High, as the week before Tech, defeated Ponce on Ponce’s home court, while earlier in the season Ponce easily defeated the’ Conchs. Last Friday's win also found a new high point man for the 7th consecutive game for the Conchs, which is a tipoff that although the Conchs have no outstanding stars as other teams, any boy is Hable to run wild at any The Conchs fast break has finally began to work and when going good ,has run scores up. fast. A fast game has heen scheduled for the Junior Varsity Friday Orlando St. James 50, Mount) nicht as they will take on the Sonar this team is slightly out of the Junior class, Ocala 39," Gainesville P.""K. | Proved the Juniors play best when the competition is toughest. All-Star Amateur. Boxing Bouts At Arena Friday This Friday. night, Key . West’s Golden Glovers are fighting an all-star boxing team from Miami at the Key Wesi Sports Arena, ‘ Many of the = city’s better known amateurs will do battle tonight. Among those to be seen in action will be Harry Morey, E. round duration. These amateurs give everything M. Cook, Heavyweight Nelson, ' George Dzbinski. | SAME DAY All eight bouts will be of | SERVICE they have, and the fans are very appreciative of their efforts. eate 4—— improving Key. West | This Year 1,975 Attended Chamber Of Commerce Parties Tourists and winter Saturday® * nights. j party Wednesday evening with | Friday. the Grower a concert of semi-classical music. | year, the district ts favorite to team in their victories this Home- and could be the the favorites. win over Tech time. School «team. Although past scores have EXCLUSIVE eight of THE ARTMAN PRESS PRINTING Bui The ancient. Romans made by digging snow from mountain- sides and packing it in deep pits covered with straw and tree prun- ings. New Florida Baseball League MIAMI, Feb. 14—~(4),—Plans fo organize a Class “D” basket- Ray Ryan of Miami, who has helped organize several minor feagues. said today in Miami that 15 cities have expressed an in- Vero Beach and Fort Pierce. Victory Juvenile Co. Special Sale Price ‘On Hedstran “ TRICYCLES’ TENNIS. $5.50 Values . $3.95 Bayview Park 69 " _ 4.95 (Morning, Afternoon and Night) A ls . 5.95 Daily and Sunday play. 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