The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 20, 1950, Page 6

CAGR BIk : THE KE'Y WEST CITIZEN THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1950 lewvvwvwwvwvvvv vv" FOLLOWING Opposes Ruling That Fishing THROUGH ‘Tournaments Are Lotteries JOE HITS EARLY IN YANK VICTORY OVER RED SOX YANKS SMASH BOSOX, | 16-7, IN SECOND GAME Boston Took Mortting Contest 6-3; By PEDRO AGUILAR By RUSSELL V.. MACK, This, the issue as to whe ther z Me A Me i a ongress, . bs pe # bs Dodgers Beat Phillies By 7 To 5 Score See te +4) Representative in Cong Teaepaae ‘girs eso te > RECORDS FOR 1950 3rd District, Washington | was made i ongre: NEW YORK, April 20—(#)—They ran the annual marathon |IN BASEBALL WASHINGTON, April’ 20.—! Te SC sit iebe Neleon das k race in Boston today and then the New York Yankees and the Bos- ton Red Sox enacted their version on the diamond. \ ~. An 18-year-old Korean’ won the marathon, running more than , 96 miles in two hours, 32 minutes and 39 seconds. The Yanks and ; As I have already published in| (Special)—A nation wide contro- ; cue: this column, 23 ball games have] versy over whether the catching! Sportsmen's clubs from been played so far this year of a largé fish requires skill or its England to the Pacific Co Atomic Bombers won six and from the Gulf S to the lost none at Wickers Field. They d the battle P purely a matter oi chance andj the Red Sox split their Patriot's Day doubleheader. And it took luck has arisen as the result of aj Lakes have enter on 4 them three hours and ten minutes to play the afternoon game and (Destin oe cae 0 eee Post Off Department ruling, the side of the Congressmen Nel z then it was called after eight innings because of darkness. ay S Reber. anh ire Rodrig that the size of a fish a sports-} Son a canes Es aoe ‘ . s : Bl aagcnatene af ic nd letter to the two Congr 3 *<The Red Sox won the morn-. uez, .444; Knowles, .437; B. Villa-| 2” catches is purely luck. ie thece sportsmenta clu 4 game 6 to 3 behind the six real, 428: Al Cabot, 404, and| The Poct Office Department) Ba denatie ea a pitching of Joe Dobson. Ted Pazo, .400. é E j ruled that since in the opinion of | ¢¢¢ at nitand s ee rai Williams helped out with - his In most games played, J. Rod-| Pst authorities the size of aes a OR 1S) ROL. MUCK) Or first home run of the year. riguez and Cabot. lead’ with 13} fish caught is pure luck, not skill, | © ae Se vThe “Yankees came back tol ISLAND CITY LEAGUE : : . pues : |that any publicity used to pro-|, The Baltimore Sun, refer win the afternoon nightcap 16] Club— .L. s - Cabot with 47 and K. Rodriguez | Mote @ fishing derby where prizes) 4 rane ae sas ane ae 4o 7 and everybody concerned! Adams Dairy : : : with 45 have been to. bat the| 97© awarded for the largest fish) TT “ci, “Fish. meéeded a nightcap after the.Key West Cubans —.. i : : oS ae g E acer in) F | caught amounts to advertising al Suey ase arish game was over. »USS Epperson .. “ z = < oS : In the most runs scored depart- lottery ard therefore is unmail-} oan is : **The Red Sox nicked Ed Lopat'! ; . - muetils Cage tops alll players sith) to basen craig laws eaxone ye conductive i ae for three runs jn the first inning| (®) Wirephoto| 15, followed by K. Rodviguex 13,| CoMvicted of mailing material ad-| 8am sua y : : and then it was mostly a Yankeel} Club— '. ‘ iF Lewiado 2 13,) vertising a lottery is subject to] definition to low morals and 2 show after that. In the eighth,| Boston ee SLUGGER JOE DIMAGGIO of the New York Yankees has just hit a triple to deep center field Ue Hidienesleadalii noose hits |two yeays imprisonment and/or iuveds re ain and th i i ithe Yanks scored seven runs. A! Chicago b 0. and is sliding into third base in the second inning of game with the Red Sox in Boston. Red Sox 29 jn all, followed closely by Ca-| 2 $2200.00 fine, or bath: Sree Bat x a ine 3 yen Yankees went to bat in’ St. Louis - nf ! 500]. ‘Third Baseman Johnny Pesky (right) waits for the throw. Umpire Jim Henochick stands by at jbot with 19. Then comes Bun: P a was the ink dry on bs Fee aaue Saninie (het anon ‘wild “frame. Five of them: Philadelphia be ils «tiie Nackees were trailing-9 fo 0; but in the. eighth inning they staged a nine-run rally and {Villareal with 12 and Roberts| Postmaster General's fish derby) oO ie. old trout from ‘our of them hit. Joe! Broo i : : fo. wi ; ae | nen Re elson (R-Me. S ed find four of them hit. Joe! Brooklyn: aed went on fo win 15 to -10. : and Domenech with 11 each. ruling when Reps. Nelson (R-Me.)| Vers oni takes no more skill gio got a double and a, Cincinnati ON 1 F800 : i Tnerahann ted: ini two nave hilal sone tee cic whi weet in the big inning. Pittsburgh 1 I 500}. s+ ana - Rein titvaae, Ie Rode Cabot, | With him. They, both sports fish-|than spinning a lottery wheel, 04." 2 ; Deccan Beater: Chom, Rou comer tnemeeives,, deolsred: land. | Misys ied better go back to lick- my ‘Henrich had a big/New York tommy ing a big fish requires skill and} erts and Domenech have two each. Most three-base hits—Roberts it is not pure chance or luck. Both introduced bills that would de- T. Ewald, noted Detroit Hen driving in six runs; — a i a three run homer, two} AMERICAN: ; ee s, and a pair of walks. Ed) Club— Pet.-% - <3 : . Continued to play as if they def. THURSDAY— a what they were sae 7:30—Sonar “School vs.” Naval] S4mM¢ of the season. One in four games dered his ignation at last Mon- r Al. Acevedo .333, Vil Barber 318, Vidal . -250. 318, The Conchs will be after their records — Fernandez | day’s meeting and that said resig- Gantea fifth'straight win ‘of the season won two, lost none; struck out 12} nation was rejected by the at- when they’ meet’ Redlands, Sat- in 12 innings. Lewis won two,| tending fellow commissioners. Hospital. 9:00—VFW ‘vs: G.E. « 4 Browns made it two wins CHICKENS . . - » 48 a.row over Chicago, beating ; FRIDAY— UE L. t was the winner, Ellis Kin-| St. Louis 20... 2 0 = 1,000), fo fa i. clare the departments’ new fish-ladvertising company head, born papas chat vo Detroit 1 0° 1.000 nice, ‘Olikeen « Gokaanina< Saas pets mga aie “g.| ing derby regulation inoperative. in Detroit, 65 years ago. © hag an teeed Pager peat Meek eae pes ea} ‘ j Mae ks the. vlammeae Mi. r06@>1 5." Villareal; Cabot and KK. Rod] casa at eae ee ; ‘ ‘ ; vigh items which | riguez 2 each : ‘ ; Boston .< 1 2 333 i a or = st stolen bases— rigue: 5 » Philadelphia downed the Wash-) Philadelphia , 1 1.500; fait nal, ovaling. the. tetcars ie Saas a ae tig STOP WORRYING i Senators last night in the, Cleveland O81. 000) ; See meeedes ane erie es tana, Estees, McCarthy and C. j American League scheduled; Chicago 0°. .2° 00077 “, Es state une ubee Valdez 3 ce a e és i 4 " gis. # c 2 2 3 each. i eperercie.: Fittsnurgh detéated ; Me a eae ies cx) wil ty meetin tne Nay boys in| Se eetnes eee Mot tine sivck ots |f' About @ Pinched Budget... : Hy % Jone scheduled night mes rts Calendar jgatnes here this week-end when | What should be a tough game as| SS Pes oe eee 1 U8 ‘ i" | ; nthe National League ) i théy play OpDévSta Friday after-! the OpDevSta boys have a repu- | CRITICIZED NOT PERSECUTED EE eae Oo 10 an Hi : he h ; hed SOFTBALL. ° x _tation for heavy hitting and will] Editor, The Citizen: Most times walked—Domenech : ree nas was coaches Bayview Past naon and on Saturday they will! give the Conehs a chance to face! Recent press and radio news| &, Knowles 6 and Griffen 6. : Ay bering ar howls boinc (Night) met Redlands High of Homestead , some fast pitching they. now need.| have it het the: Hon: (Conuniss ee caen GEORGIA GRADE “A” DRESSED and DRAWN \ J i A in their onty high school home| Team Statistics sioner A. Maitland Adams ten- {CUP 8° far this year . ROASTING OR FRYING rs Atomic Bombe: Roberts .470, ; z A : 9 idec.{ Urday and their 13th straight lost nine; struck out 25 in 16 in-} N as we | _Key West Cubans—K. Rod- ; the White Sox Gto:1. Dick Starr) 7:30--Bamboo Room, vs. Tides-) vig without defeat: “during the nings. fe ora [riguez 444, Cabot 404, A. Ac GRADE “A” LARGE—CARTON ' ‘ ; : vedo .347, Rivera e hits. Dick Kokos, Sherman Raboting , and Don Lenhardt sup-. the power with home runs. 9:00—B-29’s vs. Sonar School. | P2*! t two regular baseball seasons.; Hitting—Lewis leads in hitting! American right to tender a 1 29's ny The ‘only defeat “suffered by the with .733, and in runs batted in| nation from any: public offi Canchs came in last-yea State with seven, in runs scored with} and when h may deem it de- BASEBALL cig ee finals. seven. .347, Torres .400. i y Villareal u. Villa- EGGS os ees ee Adc .428, Domenech .380, Detroit and Cleveland werd, Island City Baseball League the Conchs can di ri i meehie, the , same: WRN Teal 3 ewis Salers i lefeat Red- Hi oz, is third batting } s ges aa ns *}real .380, G. Lewis .369, Calero - rs #8 game, 3 ” Afternoon) feat South Broward, for the with fou. the. same’ priviles San Carlos Saints—D. Lastres in the National League, tha! synpay— y suit, the same’ privilege should} 499" anguicra 375, Pazo .400, E. BACON .. lb. 34c Sausage ey Southern District Championship lyn Dodgers got into the te es t win column with a 7 to 5 vic-, 1;00--Atomic Bombers vs. Key| ang will then meet the Northern | Oropeza is sec ‘with .666 ond in hitting| be grantcd. and has scored four] The Hon. Commissioner was Rodriguez .625, Tinky .437. ‘HORMEL’S GRADE “A” SIRLOIN / juss Meyer and two ae zs EE feliefers. Gil ‘Hodges led the as- SUNDAY, MTs THANKS Tampa 17, Miami Beach 8. Ee i és West. Cubans. District champions. for the right. runs and stolen eight bases. structively criticized; not per-| _. USS Epperson—Bush .500, Mc- ‘ or cee Podbielany 3:00-—Key West. Cubans vs.| to #o to the State’Championship| ~Hernandez, with average Gf 204 | coeueed on wilisads Copeeqtenties Carthy .352, Calegio .333. ‘i went the route for the Dodgers] 1 ,,acams Dairy: played. jand Solomon with .285, are the!T reiterate my article of the 13th is eae & € Pgetithe win, although he was| SUNDAY: APRIL 30— | ? On Friday afternoon, the boys other leading hitters. “ * inst. B: b ll S 4 Oe eee ho Bliked fort bukcand gave up) OO Adame Paley ve Atomic) OO tO See JOSEPH M. VILLAR. , DAaSeDa cores : , An three runs in thé first inning. eid [Key West, Fla, nae. : FANCY WESTERN “Phe Dodgers, hammered. out ar bate mbers vs. Key ° | April 20, 1950. iy The Associated Press 14 hits yoo 5 ‘est. Cubans. a 0 AU ays i eee FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL { i Pork Chops Pork Loin Roast. ... Dore nie cE SMBS A aba ORES Sean ne \ pale with a home run, two] 00-—Adams | Dairy vs. Key 0 M 13 4 I Mi ° Editor, The Citizen: Lakeland 8, Fort Lauderdale 7, dotbles, and a single. Carl Furillo 3:00—-Adams Dairy’ vs. Atomic] | n a oe 1 n lami On behalf of the Key West Hu-| Miamnt 2, St. Petersburg 2 . | 6f,Brooklyn and Willie Jones of Bodibera: : rd Dns) ; mane Society I wish to thank! Havana 3, West Palm Beach |] Go; onED AND QUARTERED—OLEO the ‘Phils also hit homers. : $ § : ;you for the space accorded to us | Sete : ‘Boston Braves mas i tye “TENNIS: ™% Harry Knight, president of thd | for publicity for the third annual | FLORIDA STATE : Ms in a row over New York, Key West Golf Club, has an-| dance given by the society last: Daytona Beach 4, Leesburg 1. 5 j ping ‘the Giants 10 to 6. Bayview Park Fe eb nounced the acceptance of a| Thursday evening. We appre-| Palatka 5, Sanford 3. «Ib: c : Nie Braves scored nine of their!.Morning, Afternoon and Night) : ees uiie ean doce i a “| ciate your cooperation and that! Deland 9, Gainesville 8. > ; ten in a wild sixth inning.{ Daily and Sunday play Ted Williams Ill home and home inter-¢lub match | of everyone who gave of their| Orlando 6, St. Augustine 3. toi 7 bs : HUNT’S TOMATO 4 Ears Stokl H Ex-Giant Sid Gordon Knocked —- With Cold: Will N. with: the Miami Country Club. | efforts and made money contri-j | —__ = : nee Sourciag’e CAN 5 fyfive runs with two homers; GOLF ull old: e Island. City lads, will travel| butions. Three of th who de- COLLEGE ; Second homer came with the Municipal Golf Course au aig OE vine macic Clog Salut anal cee Gur dees thank Tasapa U'&: Florida Southern’ & SAUCE..can 5c} Corn on Cob 35¢ ; loaded. Hank Thompson, (Stock Island) |Play Tomorrow Sunday May 13,-14. They will) Wm. R. Warren, Mrs z “i SUNSWEET @lint Hartung, and Jack Harsh-| Daily and Sunday play : |play MCC an 18-hole match on| Mills and Mrs. Mary Pentacost. | goUTHERN ASSOCIATION PRUNE No. 2%:—In Heavy Syrup ganidt New York also hit homers. “BOSTON, Apri 20-—p)— | Saturday -and on Sunday. We should like to publicly] Birmingham 14, Atlanta 6 : ae YELLOW CLING Sain went the distance hie Fi 2 see Tom Bomar-is president of the} thank all those who showed S hes pasar aarha bi e : e onthe hill for Bostos to get the SKATING Fe Tet Onaga ret fo. large Miami golf club. C. C. Shaw | their dogs So many asked to be; Memphis 10, Little Rock 3. JUICE ... qt. 27c} Peaches can 23¢ win. Sheldon Jones was the loser, mre ay «| Gakse tutfering treme cola, |204 Sam Anderson extended the) entered at the very last minute,| pat¥ancoga % Nashville, 3.1 Tee onl Soe Results of the games: * . | invitations to the locals. that we haven’t a proper record! EM eae ee : . onder Shortening 3 LBS. ase tithes | pay Meds temperate of and [SACU to in oper the] Stace ae And te aes Tanne BLEACH ... 25c| Bakerite . "First Game | 780 to 9:00 P.M. Club to Philedsiphie where | C25, one at their home course!| reason—tiat there were so many | Ga ae ...25c| Bakerite .. . 75c . H. E. —— jand the other on the local lay~| more than had been expected,/ New York = 3,6 1 SHUFFLEBOARL eae ee aie the |0ut: The Key Westers will make| there were not enough Blue Rib-| Charleston 2, Macon 1. EVAPORATED : Boston ¥ ay SS ta | Bayview Park Yankees today was rained |2%,2llout effort to win this one,| bons to go around. The ribbons Augusta 4, Columbus 3. Raschi, Pillette, Johnson and] ‘Morning, Afternoon and Night)| out, Y | Golf Club, Dinner Friday. | were a gesture only and every| Savannah 8, Greenville 6., Bera; Dobson and Batts. Daily and Sunday play. I Tomorrow ac South Beach | entry was supposed to have had! Columbia 10, Jacksonville 8. Cun pbs Restaurant a golf club dinner will | one. | a ‘ Second Game EM ER T t adeacheuddeudateuteudees be held. Losers of a recent golf} It is regrettable that any one! SOUTHEASTERN : C RHE Sp | Match Will be hosts at the affair.jof the beautiful animals should| Vicksburg 9, Jackson. 6. New York 1615 0 T. MP. A URES Simon-Pure scone jacks a ribbon which was to have} Meridian 5, Pensacola 4. Maxwell House With Order | PETER PAN PEANUT Boston 710 1 5a ; | 6,000 LONDON een a tcken of the Society's!) Montgomery 4, Lopat, Page and Berra; Kinder, At 8:30 AM., EST i (Contiatied From Page One) arate: y | Anniston 3, G: COFFEE . Ib, 75c BUTTER eee 29c age : 3 Mueller, Johnson and Batts. amps nvade ‘local agreements. The group, rep-|__482in thanking The Citizen mag ak paced . a7 as s ‘resenting labor ynions and man- es pearls to] GEQRGHSLORIDA FACTORY PACKED—WITH ORDER, Chicago 6 5 0} Birmingham i 44 ". | there is no indication that this | HUMANE SOCIETY.: ‘Tallahassee 12, Americus 10. Starr and Lollar; Kuzava, Al-} Bismark 28| The North Miami A.C., under! call will he heeded “| Key West Fla, | Albany 9, Thomasville 6. e658 Ibs. ita, Connelly:and Masi. arab ‘ 48|the capable direction of Joe Taft,| Strike leaders plan new iect- Boel 1s, oy i - : ot Gee Bay Gf) former Denver welterweight, will ings today to seek support of the! 1... {> density of populatiog/ RELIEF FROM PAINFUL) QUASES APPLE RIDGE APPLE . R. H. E.| Chicago EET Ga|meed a highly regarded team’ Walkout by: those dockers. still] athe importance of marine! ATHLETES FOOT GRITS .2 lbs. 25c} Sa 2 $2 Philadelphia 6 8 0} Corpus Crristi 62}composed of local mittmen who, The piss © members of the | Products in the Japanese diet, | IN ONE HOUR is uce 4 cans oc Washington 1 8 2}Denver 30jreprésented Key West in the huge transport and general work- | Stal fishing off Japan is the’ Wyse Hooper and Tipton; Hud-} Detroit 39|Golden Gloves in Miami a few!ers union which Forcign Secre.|™O0St intensified in the world. | PENann PP eek mee Ons. Grasso. a pan : months ago. oe ac] tary Ernest Bevin once headed Alexander the Great began his | yimbedded cnet and Chicago, postpon- aes 81 promptly at. 8:30 at the Key West! BATTLE OF HAINAN eonglicess in the fourth century 5 - sonville Sports Arena, corner of S é “3 eee hee aes Kansas City Ba or aaa Ciecbuc eirents, tornorrow | «a, Gane ed ee Paes cee! NATIONAL LEAGUE ao KEY WEST : 74 night tions ists yesterday “a gned ga, , ght. re plain planes to the y Boston 10 ae te pe n 2 gs Fe m gle. But nevertheless there is un j New York 6 12. 1! Louisvilla 40 ¢C il Se U casiness in Taipei, Formosa. ; Sais. and Crandall; Jones, Har-|Meridt ian 45 ALY rvice Unit Observers ate asking: What if fung and W: ‘um Miami S86 the Reds should get more troops pee ae _ | Minneapolis ; 30 Approves Leaves to ainan {fom the mainland? eoklyn 714 1} New Orleans : 59 Of Ab T d : ake: the site Wag Piiiaeipre 5 ka gacas: tt, 0 New Yori 338 sence 10 ay desperate leilon and Edwards; Meyer, | Norfolk 63} * } Bes aE: a Donnelly, Konstanty and Semin-| Oklahoma City : 46| The Civil Service Board, which | , Roy E- Larsen, Time, Life and ick, Omaha 34° met this: morning, approved of | Fortune Magazines’ head, born in , —— Pensacola "TUTE 56a leave of absence of the city's |20ston, 5! years ago. uyitupueransnenmanesete te Night Game Sint Pittsburgh cue nue. 44 tax.-assessor, Howard England, -< : mp i er : . H. E.| Roanoke ~~ 48. who. is’ aeting..as’ supervisor of | sie Ps ! | ‘ ‘Semi-Self Service 3 O1St. Louis ..... 39 registration for ‘the county, dur~ tout @ SELLS. Shes cf | SUPERETTE : oe 2 8 01|San Antonio ; 55 ing the period until May 3. He STAR * BRAND ssi , . : MARKET mber end McCullough; Mun- | San Francisco : a granted leave ‘without pay. i “ “Phe Store That Serves You Best” - % Johnson ai ice. Seattle ... 51] The board also’ approved of AMERIC, COF EE 7 7 : i x j pe amsore 61 a 12-day leave of absence of} and CUBAN F ye Penne toes Key West. Florida cago ahd ‘Cincinnati, not}Tampa .. 65 Wiliiam Curry,. Sr.,.who was POUND TODA RESERVE THE RIGHT . J scheduled, a ed Washington 2 . 47 granted it aetnay. TRY A wt) ‘ TO LIMIT QUANTITIES