The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 21, 1950, Page 6

too last night f : : : : rs A ong mia pew, Sh. SomeaE SF Sie A ee casio. “an wir taif'careé oo] Harvey Sellers Beats tena Rite Aseria, totter oar i hve, or but can Ara me increased ‘the $678,- bid is the estimated budget, will go the amount of to resurface er’s end build a suitable fence the 5 will come from the gen- revenue, and an_ estimated, from the etate cigareete and a request for for the colored recreation was also on. The Was made Professor Cogdell of the Douglass the Cogdell re- the reasons should back —- aak 3 | 85. State 39. Spettewood, local radio) terian 74. Norfolk %, 25}as compared with Sigler’s 964,- anewered Harvey: ‘ each. month mivertive the city” wey “is this $200 increase Pt Fedo station” m & mot” answered : patie Two Softball Games At Bayvi Al 1ew Park Tonight Whe doubleheader of softball, Peetpeeedt from last Thursday = wi be played tonight at view Pork. it was announced tetay. Altrough it is yet a month early, the players composing the four tearm meeting tonight, are im very i shape and two — games are expected. first game, beginn: at 732 » m. will find VX-1 Fives — -y' opens OpDevSta team #8 om me eternal rivals, Gubfies Four, will lock horns with the Bamboo Room Goth of these teams have a targe following due to the strong » ap By a Mena between s crowd is - ed w attend — Ser aa (Stock Island) | The questioning of jurors in- Bayview Park (Morning. Afternoon and Night) Daily and Sunday play. SHUFFLEBOARD Park (Morning. Afternoon and Night) Daily and Sunday play. SKATING Bayview Park (Night) PRIDAY— F:30 to 9:00 P.M. ‘ —Florida’s Gators took an upset [Forward Hugh Jones, spelled! club meeting at 8 o'clock next, _the team on rebounds and team! Key West, and the city champion- } ey es between 60 and, 83 for each SCORES peso os : * ten-shot string! Mrs. Thompson (Ga.) 45. ‘ksonville 37 a “ i KEY WEST . 65 * Mississippi Southern 64, Troy; Key West Airport 65 EX-GOVERNOR advertising expense.” (Ala.) State Teachers 57. Los Angeles » 46 (Contined From Page One) AND CAR WASHING i the radio charge?” Erskine 67, Stetson” 57. Louisville 33) victory was one of the major up- = ad Birmingham Southern 59, Chat-{Meridian 31}sets of the political scene that ae we get for the $1,200) tanooga 56 (overtime). Minneapolis 19} year. a ie ick eee ae aoe whose religion i Iterabl; wegininan, @ is unalterably op- d uy our posed to mercy ‘killings, alsol] Poucipuon Department All THAYER CRIBS "Only once during the initiat|}| $2 use only the Purest and HI-CHAIRG STEAM-CLEANING | UNDERCOATING CAR-WASHING 3 ngre Se or Was the word “mer- eeibest P PLAY PENS first removes the grease and road-grime blankets the underbody of Fay _ i pee psi 10 entre charge & cy killing” used in court. A pros- spti i otective coating that stands up in final step. se that pective juror, William Connoily |} Prescriptions CARRIAGES from the underbody of the car, leaving | a protective coating that stands up im | she Gaal Yoee oat le oe: of this city, wag excused by Judge Called For MATTRESSES it as clean as the top of the car. This | all climates. Stops rust, peers you clean 45 well a ore Ralph Wescott after Connolly told POTTY CHAI cleaning is done from bumper to tles. Covers from bumper per, he entive work ie finkehes the court: and RS i dae door to door. same day you drive in, | Mm a Catholic and against baieipery door<to: door: Coral Gables Pistol Club Range Sunday einnitiit “Pistol ahd !Rifle Chub, ¢ State Supreme Court is to ‘No small craft or storm warnings of his class. at the registerea | assessment against the Casa’ Ma- N.R.A. match held at the range | @ gene eid be st et a of the Palmetto Pistol Club at Ap aN: gmenty, owned the Casa Marina. - 8:30 A.M, EST Coral Gables, Sunday, Feb. 19, to} Judge Charles A. Carroll, in win the marksman prizes, in the West, Fla., Feb. 21, 1950 FF x Bon Taken at City Office, |) Joe Pinder In Last Of ©. % : * ae Fy Tennis Challenge Counds balding the mesemet of sane! Fee zs grand aggregate (.22 cal. center : Key West and Monroe County out + i pin y of court. ~ | . 5 am ‘Inight under the lights in Bay-j|rapid fire and national: match! ‘Phe appeal of the State Su-} 1:13. a.m. 6.25 am, e iew Par',. when Harvey Sellers} course matches. preme Court was filed by Broad Ms ; . ; turned back Joe Pinder 8-6, 6-3,/ In the .22 caz, aggregate, Camp-|and Cassell, Miami Beach attor- Upset Auburn; apthe series. [eben the score of Dr. L. Alexan-natius Lester are attorneys for Sehwag ee p. with ino let-up on the second{4@% who won the mateh in the|the city. The county is _repre-|. : ing ‘for, balls that were already} This will probably ee fees big cance Ne AS | (bridge). GAINESVILLE, Feb. 21.—(@®). {Pitching out Sellers’ backstop. N-R-A. classification of Campbell! ponays BIRTHDAYS No Name Key tennis under his belt to make one) shootefS unhappy as they have rederi C : (Sandy'Pt.) _—oh 40m Tigers cagers last night. fof them ray off as Harvey re-|to compete with Campbell while Sed apogee: ” Brook-| Gciges Channel 000 was fair and equitable, threw Naval Base The tennis challenge round| fire and .45 cal. matches), the .22 12:53 p.m. 7:40 p.m, 900 in one of the tightest contests of} 21. score of 814 was higher|neys, J. Lancelot Lester and Ig- : = Using a cannon ball service Score 43 To 4l serve, Pinder had. Sellers reach-| 8harpshooter classification, 811. {sented by Paul Sawyer and J. Sater. Te ae Joe held two set points at 6-5,) to sharpshooter for future match- ince Amasica (east_end) _ +2h 20m Florida shifted from a zone to’ fused to’ make unprovoked er-|he, holds the Tower lasification. Mpcroy “A. Wilson, eesident ot} (orth end) 42h 10m: +14 ft : : the Atlas Company’s suits against E oa Standaia ih completed itself 100 vercent last| caliber, aggregate, timed fire, High Low . ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA ie Bahia Honda A Oh 10m. 9.0 ft. : és, Gwhich. williot “make local A ¥ but didn’t have enovigh “Pé¥eHit| és, which. willy Frederick McCormick, ftamous| 3008 Chica rors. ¢y Westers who shot in the @ man-to-man defense and back : cet x i American Teleph & Tele-|- 2 Jack Sellers and Ralph Harten- and regate were Tom Little el] Telephone 'e! ‘ frequently to slow down the stine tested Lt. Walter Pate and| {453 WA. Christie 1354, R. W.| @t@Dh, born in Terre Haute, Ind, NOR : Tiger attack: Also, the | Plains- Lt. E. A. Hamblen in brutal fash-| Buchs 1295, P. T. ‘Thompson 1199, | 9 Years ago. 7 (Oe eben oC men missed numerous shots. tion by taking their number one Mrs, Antonette Thompson i066, | , “¥Stan H. Aides, Sanohie es subtracted: tol ea Peeps was Florida's doubles mot ay Sen them, The primary purpose. of this pueda Psa rn in England, 5 a Sen, Coreeney seventh in twenty starts. e- 6-3, 6-2. The Navy pair lead 3- ; j 8 2 é Z feat left. Auburn with a season' in the first set when Hamblen be-|Fesistered, match ‘was to obtain)" Rabbi Jonah B. Wise of New mark of sixteen wins and five'gan coming apart at the seams|N-R-A- qualifications for new losses. fin dthe Rey Weeters at once shooters to. the national compe- Tennessee took a two-point win gaye him their complete atten-jtitive shooting game. Many good from LSU in Baton Rouge. The tion. . shots at the match would not outstanding play of Tennessee} Next tennis event. will be, take prizes or have their scores recorded as the national match doom for the Tigers. The scrappy | Monday night in the Sellers home}at Tampa and the Palmetto- Jones dunked in sixteen points, when a permanent program of|Flamingo match will be shot in for high ee in the ball/ tennis instruction for Key West March and the lower the classi- it and sparked} youngsters, new tennis courts for, fication the more chance the {Shooter has to win prizes, ship beginning March 8, will be| “R. W. Buchs, D. “H. DuBois, acted upon. ‘| P. A. MeMasters and P. 'T. Thomp- son, who were. unclassified at York, born in Cincinnati, 69 years} Oil is produced in, 26 U. S, ago. - states. The Commodores of Vander- bilt slapped Middle Tennessee State down with a 74 to 39 tally. this match, had to fire in the ; aso. . 3 TEMPERATURES nelaler-expert aie but Nadee = Re awarded temporary classifications BASKETBALL At 8:30 AM., EST as marksman, having shot an to) LT a Pp R | € = F Q R ‘ CA R Bo E average of all four 22 cal. match- 3 s + Bi ‘remained a tyro. ‘The Associated Press ee eee : 5 The’ matches showed that com- IE iRimwk 2. 5; petitive shooting is. vastly. differ- SOUTHEASTERN }iloston yee ig -1,ent from practice and.the local Florida 43, Auburn a. " Buffalo 4 pistoleers plan a lot of club ‘Tenpeaee OF, Eptinjana State Charleston 32,matches and 50-yard slow fire . y: Chicago a 34 practice, which has not been in- Vanderbilt 74, Middle ‘Tenn. Teves Rie 35 | dulged in here because of the AR es, 19| wind this winter. Howard (Ala.) 71, Oglethorpe | Jacl INCLUDING STEAM-CLEANING Georgia Teachers 86, Presby- ‘New York 7| Williams polled 1,128,664 votes i: Es ae » {Omaha 30 ea Se Williame t Pittsburgh 14 overnbr illiams'’ presen: A HIGH SCHOOL Roanoke 21|term expires January 1951. The uburndale 51, Haines City 46. Seattle 37| position calls for a salary of $22,- Tallahassee 36 | 500. ONE OF NINE JURORS | Washington 20 Continued From Page One) Se eee officially. But in questioning yes- terday some veniremen gave the impression that they had been approached and asked about is named. All nine are men. In addition to the six Catholics, there are one Episcopalian, one Baptist and one Presbyterian. their backgrounds. Their ages run from 44 to ‘72. Prosecution “and defense hope|Three are in their sixties. to clear away all the prelimin-} Dr. Sander remains free in aries by tonight, so that the main | $20,000 bail. phase—the presentation of evi- dence—can begin tomorrow. 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