The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 10, 1950, Page 6

taenetnetwossne 0 A aypnipnccanepaingy ORs Se. aaaany ee oF. perro Ham SQEEPE Ss .PSSTESAUY LYE Sree ee KyeER eesuss % : ‘Sieee Mons iaivies Thus Far 2 ‘Lions Club Will Glee Prizes == * A For Winners A nd R inner. s-U P BEN HOGAN se PUTT AT MASTERS fintfes for the Boys and Girls ‘terbis . Championships have..ex- cectied fil expectations and ‘the cormiiiftee “in “hag” “Had to H threw out the smaller draw and provid twice as man’ ‘Spaces. be os Béys ehtries thus far include: #: eeasce eh 4 by* May, Robert Piarrott,} 2° 9! eeerergsccegescenede & Fo Solomon, Terry Doherty, | § Calendar |: ¢ Danfiy @Briant, Joseph Smith, Sz 6 Robgrt Carbonell, George Has* SOFTBALL oe kins, John’ Cruz, Don Cruz, Bob Bayview Fark She StayPs, Peter Knight, Lonnié (Night) rs Shivgr, Gnd Johnny Sellers, MONDAY— tis gntries thus far include: | 7:99-Bamboo Room vs. B-29 Eleanor Gate, Theresa Bard. Bombers. ! well, Bafbara Twiehaus, Lynn 9:00—VX-1 ‘Flyers ys. Tides Sellérs, Colleen Moore, ‘Norma Inn. ig, Fay Curry, Marie Rendue- les, Audgey Richardson, and Jo TENN: Anpr Atweil. _ Bayview ae Agsixtéen space draw will) (Mor Afternoon and Night) | hayesto be used for each Cham~| Daily and Sunday pla: ' piotBhip: This means that bist ns vit with, foom for two more ‘ oe } pany more girls. Phone ene GOLF | Saget Albus (tim) or sherstoe Goll Course | Hartenstine (1680-J). ~ (Stock Island) Daily "and Sunday play. ‘ - pager eer Niet Nig be tA AS cH 2 will begin as soon as #} les Championship of Senigrs is completed. irtyscang of new bai's, are afid waiting for play: to RID, begim. They have been given by the*Key West Tennis Club. {| & in’s Club President Charlie Smifh affnounced today that the} [ia egy ny Liong-wit! provide prizes for the ke erryte gearing — "| Fp Ta P a Dan rds winhers and the pragen, 96 Ou Quarter-Final Round here and: we want our boys ahd PAR fo Gbtain « tut-share incinap ok oe piorates Pree | Florida International League Doubles play in the Key West zo defeated Don and John Cruz Packer encounter. Tennis Championships 5 Plans aré being completed naw in the Key West Tennis Club-to} St. Petersburg 2, Tampa 6. Miami Beach 3, ft. Lauder. zoomed 7-5, 7-5. iute the quarterfinal round over- Peter Yarela and Phil prowide permanent weekly ‘in- strugtion-in tennis that will he-}dale 2. Sorte atte Tne g MY man defeated Joe Pinder oe after the tournsments; Miami 4, West Palm Beach 0. e and Earl Yates de. Chester Knowles 6-2,6-2. Havana 3, Lakeland 0. Gifford Herrick and The most exciting battle re- | harlie Gomez 6-4, 6-2. Sulted in the exit o1 the number | Hatvey Sellers and J. A. Mc- three seeded team of Roberts Adlister defeated Farar and Smith and Commander Blauvelt. | Yates’ 7:$)4-6, 6-3. : arvey Sellers and Commander | *Harvey Sellers and MéAllister McAllister ousted them with a| défatda R. Blauvelt and R. fine exhibition of net play and | Smitty 2-6, 6-2,6-1. ‘all around steadiness on impor | ~ eCagiain: Nelson.;and Chaplain tant. points after losing thh first ! rett defeated Bristow and get, They will play Galey Sweet- | klaid“8-6, 6-3. ing and Duncan Packer for a Club held ‘its first intra-club ~*Ralph* Hartenstine “and Jack ‘place in the semi-finals. match bgtween girls’ and boys") »Sellens,defeated Nelson and Gar. Don and John Cruz teams atethe Stock Island range ‘S 0, 6-3. ict Gna t chal Saturday afternoon. Me fen.’ and ' le erans Charlie Smith and And: The girls’ team was ed fea d R. Millory and | Alonzo into camp. Had tees by Lt. Tom: Little and the ~ | J..Guhick 6-4, 6-2. | youngsters stormed the net they team by Ben I. Freer, both mem-' Adams E. A. Hamblen’ and Charlie might have turned the trick. i bers of the Southernmost Pistol Key West. Cuba: Bowan defated F. and Y. Cars Hartenstine and Sellers will and Rifle Club. USS Epperson bonell 6-1, 7-5. meet the winner of the Harvey Sam J. Yasho, chief instructor Charlie Smith and Andy Alon~ ,Sellers - McAllister — Sweeting- © fthe Jynior Club, acted as the referee for the match. The teams, with their scores, are as follows: Girls’ ,Team—Margaret Little’ stypay-— 134, Esther Smith 131, Zola “arn oo Camus 124, Addie Schoneck 124; 513 with 600 possi- Vimuts ere 15 years. The ‘os ie the bor © e ees BEN HOGAN? Hetshéy, Pa.. golf star. striving to win his first Master golf tourney. watches putt rol past the he 17th green during third round at Augusta, Ga., Saturday. Hogan finished the round “Lx 12 tetal, two: strokes back of Jim Ferrier, the leader. Jimmy Demarett won by a shb-par. final found. sposeseroue® © Hamblen and Free+ the Charlie Smith-Alonzo and pene match. came. | j within an eyelash of: taking vet- | Ask for a Demonstration | | { i | Dr. Charles P. Oliver, of the University of Pennsylvania, fam- Boys’ “Team—William Craw- ous. prions Hohe ‘born in Char- ford 137, Thomas Hornsby 132, ettesville, Vai, 66 years. ago, Charles Bolton 131, Harold Mc-}—_____-_ Masters 113; Team Score’ 513, to} 498, Ronalet. Render 123, Skippy tie the njatch. Spier 120, Duby DuBois 95, Frank Two @ther boys’ teams. of}Tacinelli 119, total seore $57» ; younger “shooters shot scores as} The club will ha} another El a Bruce Crawford 126,,Ed!match “to break’ the tie After a Werlin 322, Bobby Cooper 133, agtice Sa’ ” i in Billy Botresen 128: Total Score. Fore whe <tt Fipk ft oo. — FERRIER LOSES MASTERS 2 Seeesesseceere new NON: LOLARE UNDERWOOD GRATFINISH Se sure to ASK FOR. A FREE FROME AND AM DEMONSTRATION TOKY ALLEN'S S22" 119 white’ rat. iP) wivenitto tt ‘Bowen will play, the winner of | } | e UNDERWOOD Servi | e Rhythm Touch De Luxe Of is Class ‘Cijimetcascrianinten | for ECONOMY : reraty's wert Here's real evidence of F . een” | ere’s are ace of | sale extraordi: <onom AA LATERALZOUIDE fa j $0 ay Six equi big, s anny ad Overdrive* woa N ) foie SLING pull a ep a raat the - ° sy ref it néw CYLINDER KNOBS "AND VARIABLE LINE SPACER con aad Bigh resale vgs mack Bord V8 new REMOVABLE CYLINDER |” aie “Wear Betas or your Faed Dealers d new COMPRETELY, ENCLOSED FRAME Beggs Te oe aes APRIL 16, 1950 MONDAY, BILLY MARTIN IS COMING BIG LEAGUE Youngster Has Plenty Of Confidence For A Rookie (ny The Ass rcieted Press} 1¢ mozt important part of the battle, If confidence wer Billy the New York Yankees. years out of high school but he been one of the in the spring train f the world cham ble Yankees another may ship him out year of seasoning. But eve one watched Martin in ac casts he will be of the future an in- to them, d by forme all-America Jackie Jensen, ‘Both ap ta have the makings Martin pleyed ynder mana- el ‘at’, Oakland ast League. And accom idder hin t ed his con- xe Yankees for the si A few days later |he received a card from Martin, The card read | “See you in New York, Casey.” | So it is quite apparent that | Martin’s confidence is not an } overnight acquirement. ently, Stengel called the cond sacker to his side nch. Stengel said m proce sincerity “DiMaggio is sick today. Think [you can bat in fourth place?” | Martin never blinked an eye- lash as he replied “Sure, why not?” Martin is a.good cluteh hitter. 'He led Oakland in driving in Martin would be playing second base this coming season fo The 21-year-old Californian is only three acts, looks and talks like a. powerful \ — STAR, SAYS STENGEL Adams Dairy Tops ‘cal 'USS Epperson 20-5 ‘At Field Sunday hed UW.S.S. yesterday in of a double- easc ned) Adams 1 person 0 th opening Doubleheader OF 38.2 eee ee asa the Caf . opposition to one hit last week Softball Tonight is, allowed chia bits At bat Sands hit and G. Lewis a At nap lew y Park Cabot and * Calero each for the ngle and field Domenech, winners -@ ce were the: best Bunzy. faned 15 ve: member of 24's is composed mos jormer Adams: Dairy te: veral additions, w 163 302 05x—20 LL 1 ity the strength, n he second game brings to- p, the -Cubans gether the popular VX-1 Plyers big lead, but 1 Inn s scored. 7 runs Torres went to Joe Cast had to But in the sixth, hits and ers are always and Tides Inn a group of ambitious youngsters. 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