The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 22, 1950, Page 8

PAGE EIGH? fsa } pane Weter Show Schedule Announced | «= Promise Afternoon F ull Of = ie Florida Keys Outboard Club's weekly meeting was held evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Yates on Von P ‘ completed arrangements and plans for the forthcoming Wi Show in Garrison Bight tomorrow afternoon were announced how is to be a benefit performance for the Cancer Drive now here. Mayor Louis M. J. Eisner, Cancer Drive chairman; Yy k H bl ine hr and other city dignitaries will be at the judges’ an Ss um ce (HE KEY WEST CITIZEN Washington By, = By Local Outboard Clubs Today = ne SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1950 [Brennan And | Lumpkins Win local ve won honors at he) { __ Thuis And Spits 4 iehs Here |CAROL CARUTHERS WINS GIRLS’ Lady Wrestlers JUNIOR TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP FRIDAY (ard Tucsiss John And Don Cruz Will Play For Boy Title Tomorrow Lady Wresilers ees 1 Lump | Lady wrestlers iL be feature attraction Tuseday the Key West sports arena ¥ Dot Dotson meets Doris De Honey top | notch ; stand to officially open the afternoon’s entertainment. S sakuthevs ia Sey, Wests tisnt: ginlst tenuis champion! saley of hele Bonnten ee w } The boat race events will bet y in Bayview Park, surrounded by a gé fe tie grreile (one olie ame | wee ; - = ‘ a} ‘a a gallery of junior) yt of three falls, one hour time! Wayr foils staged by the Florida ‘core In Home Opener wview Park, gurrounded by a gallery of Junior out of three falls, one hour time| Wayne i ‘Outboard Club and the Key CQ° DP DP DPD DI ODS. Pee ees one Ceetnnne ow ee cere Limity : , Pat Daile } West Outboard Club. The racing fe : i sic aie faye cag assiereariies aay Ra! ne a Two other v tling bou - | w be im promptly at 1:30 p. m. M = '¢ aw Be Byrne, Dimaggio anc enr ; tenstine and Pau bury, and converted baseball players, Caro. a LA } aes piles 16 be an anan Nationally Know n - ts A : oe iy ‘ turned back the stern challenge of Barbara Twiehaus by the score} nounces that this will be the first ; fall of fun, thrills and spills JB e Park Will Hit Homers For World’s Champions 4 |Key West tennis match to } pail te ruce Farner ul i By ee i announced by point over } mejor race events are NEW YORK, April 21.—(A?). he World Champion New York 1 happy occasion with: t 4c} ren.th 4 iblic address syste: tend 2 : died with thirty or more Perform Sunday Sie ; Be nen. ta, A eae rate Faw ay! , wind down, the sun! tain her pitch to even the score at public address system i tendance ; ‘participating. ss 8, Yankees unveiled thei 50 team at home today pproximately + benign and two trim white clad|® set ail. : a iiss See es Sed \4 Southernmost Ski Club {| yy sisisul and entertan- | 30.000 fans left the Yankee Stadium convinced that the Bombers] girls against. a back “During the bonans: Carol was : ‘i e 9 a j - i ese laying poorly, racking up errors if esd iaplar ea ing water ski exhibition will | are still a potent aggregation, The Yankees collected 18 hits, in-| srouns of funn tee cee ee laa Rue Aho Ghle ARE THE OUTSIDE BLINDS i | ‘programs. | bei Sag ian ok Se Canes | cluding four homers to wreck the Washington Senators. The score} end coped eoueiy to Bees lead. ’| plainly told that her energy was YOU NOW HAVE (4 Club president, Sebas- | ONY" pignt Sunday at 2:00 | W2s !4 to7 breaking Carol's service twice Out tor ai eee oe wae Ss if brera, III, has announc- | : Yogi Berra, Tommy Byrne, Jge Dimaggio and Tommy Henrich] and hitting two aces with a slice|téin to return if Barbara cid no’ j 2 if Sitew club will boon |; Pe areanced by | were the heme tun, hitters for the Yankebs Eddie Robingon had a{2"vice that caromed into the, Hold the lid down with maintain- On Your House Unfit For Your Property? ; | to contribute their ser- | Fi se Vinide . Pin gad were the home run hitters for the Yankets. Eddie Robinson had a} outside corner. She then prompt- ed pressure and return it did Detracting? Devaluating Its Worth? ee for the Conver Drive | pea iaey Ski Clik. who are | four-bagger for the Senators. _ 4———___—_—_~— - | ly lost her service through toss-| When per cntne Soiled to se oe i? 5 t od | vi nthe ma es long / ' “coslghoeenetl perform-| nating their services, will | Relief Hurler Joe Page was! og v m ie eye! lows and xe ree i atches longest | [7 7oRRIED MIND IS AN SEE THE erform- z ' + egal st - 18 in. behalf of the Red Cross' >¢ Without charge. peredited with his first win of the; (iy BASEBALL STAN deeper and deeper with an un-| The battle raged around deuce UNFIT MACHINE FOR Key West } abla acta Featured will Be Bruce | cos a itagmen au » los- ee . 5; Twice CLEAR THINKING. is March of Dimes, were A ‘ | season. Joe Haynes was the los ending accuracy. and, three times Miss Twiehaus = A i SE and this Sunday's pro-| Parker. twice winner of the i winter ISLAND CITY LEAGUE Barbara now needed to attack! failed to make good her wints Venetian Blind : 7 enises..fo be even bet-| pionship. Mr. Parker ny The Detroit Tigers continued) Club-— W.L. Pct | at the start of the rallies before for game. c 4 5 : t oren tec iiiias =e eabl: = ubeatensin'¢he-American Le | Adams Dairy 4 1 .800/Carol’s steadiness took its toll of/ Carol began using a forehand ompany a7 1 Ski Club. Present a ‘illing unbea the American L . : : : iicipants in the Ski ju tion of high jumping and | ccoring there third stra West Cubans 4 2 ,666| patience and energy, Her nature cross court that carried real pace oe i} will be Miss Doris jicy riding, foes cae oe Epperson 0 4 .000{ and abilitv is suited to the at- and caught Miss Twiehaus flat 1} Sebastian Cabrera, II,’ gyiing with Bruce Parker |''Y by topping the C Mavic GEAGOE j tack but the drum field of Miss footed in at least five occasions. Custom-Made eee layne, Stanley Higgs and; i) be Raymond Jennings, | White Sox. The score was 4 to ,_ NATIONA! ; Caruthers cf strokes progress to She finished off too late to reach VENETIAN BLINDS : Sceanplate. Wat HS and several of the worlds [Johnny Groth tied the score at Club M ae ee a point where clear thinking and these and several upcourt win- counprete ater Show) i - Nae SAR t 2 000) bold actior. became difficult. It ners, anc the golden chance outstanding women water. h a hom t 0! became ic 5 Bi i} is announced as fol-; S'oe \ ie 3 — eee 2 0 1.000] was like being caught in a spider evaporated as quickly as it came. WOOP or BEUNEROM Fl | be ec eer ee 4 3.4 750] web, half of one’s own making. Miss Caruthers increased the We've all the supplies needed 4 ATER SHOW SCHDULE SPILLS SBA. B soon homer in the ei Brooklyn 2 1 667 concentration never tempo as 2 champion snould and \land you're sure to be pleased with é West Outboard Club —-——________________ give the Tigers the deci Philadelphia : : fe wa and she ran through in a few short minutes ihe title 4 4 s “A"—Ist Heat. 5 Laps g cks yitched Mi 3 ce five straight games to take the was hers at 6-4. 4 aie Adare No | SKATING ies Tey sic tan i 0 2 . 000) set at 6-: | Mayor Eisner congratulated the’ é Jel Busto, No. 22. | Bayview Park eres ge New York 0.38 000 cond stanza, games winner and runner-up and the , RBhist 2 g Alymyda, No. 5. ese (Night) escat mott} AMERICAN LEAGUE moved speedily from set all, to camera recorded the climax of a’ an ‘blind Le Be Parks, No. 25. SRIDAY— pitched th Club W. L. Pet,| 3-1 for Miss Twiehaus and this tournament that progressed with == 123 DUVAL ST. i? ‘Corbonell, No. 4. | 7:30 to 9:00 PM. 18 to 2 deci 1e Philas| Club av i» Pet. time she broke Carols service for the boys from start to finish with. : Har.son, No. 5. | paemeige delphia Athletics. Vern Stephens! St Louis ; 0 1,000 the fourth time: to, extend her not a single forfeit, postpone- ; Bob Crisp, No. 40 SHUFFLEBOARL }paced the attack by ge iNew: Vork 3 1 50 | ea ! Barbara’s. advance ment, or delay in 31 matches. | . : cag ata Ey | Bayview Park thomer with sacks lo 2 2 500/ throug these four straight games ete Lions cue AL ee | ; Florida Keys Outboard Club Dermott allowed sev : | against an older and-more season- the trophies to the winners an i ‘Class “B"—Ist Heat. 5 La; ea ee a Night) Lou Bri sie and : Z 33. led opponent stamped her as a runners-up ot the boys and girls/ 1 Sade tag ag Ps y play. i Peaks b> g99|SomPetent of high order. ‘The at,its mecting on May 4. t 4 Reese, No. 8. |: Sicwein Mann Mo 2 {Chi : 0 3 000 lead seemed as safe’ as anything ‘Sunday at five John. Crys will <8 «D. Edwards. No. 13 bo ef wack se 33 a Caeo il 5 could be on a tennis court and res play cousin ~Don Cruz for the D. H. Nason, No 10. | BLE Floyd No 57. Sie Mack, m: the Phila and Vern Bickford were “wed. onl that B barber 2 aaa = hoya Stora sas Pa oe G i dip Roberts, N lot of the Athletics gph : ‘ H '.. M. Edson,; No. 9. ! Blondie Roberts, No. 7. | 35 De Vtht opposing pitchers. ; Yates, No. 6. i a [pee St Lous Browns Results of the games | Cleveland Indians were not sche- j duled. ! In the National League } ing games, Brooklyn enjoy ; home debut by whipping | New York Giants. The score ,8 to 1. Roy Campanella knocked | in four runs on a homer with the | Sacks loaded. And Jackie Robin- }son sent h 2 three runs with BE, Floyd, No. 57. ie Roberts, No. 7. “Key West Outboard Club | Glass “A"—2nd Heat. 5 Laps | H t Key West Outboard Club Class “C”—Ist Heat. 5 Laps Tony Johnson, No. 69, James Hanson, “Spitfire.” Bill. Hanson, “Hogan.” Raymon? Maloney, No. F-120. Doc Carbonell, “Outlaw, III.” Jerry Santana, “Red Bug.” Johnny Busto, No. 22. pen- t tings Adams. No. 23. bath Busto. No. 22. Alymayda, No. 5. - Parks, No. 25. ‘Carbonell No. 4. i - ASR ge two hits. Pri R xt the 3 seb Crepe 0 | Florida Keys Outboard Club ee over Dave Kos! { % , “HURRICANE,"2nd Heat. 5 Laps = Wally Westlake got a pair of i Keys Outboard Club | Dwaynne Bates, No. 5. ; homers and Ralph Kiner hit one 4 “"R—2nd Heat, 5 Laps C. E. Schumacher, No. 30. las the Pittsburge Pirates trippedi ; i Sistas, No. 4. Marvin Mann No. 2. the Cincinnati Reds. { i Reese, No. 8. E. J. Noack, No. 33. The score was 7 to 5. Bob Ushet “ED. Edwards, No. 13. | R. F. Floyd, No. 57. and Danny Litwhiler had homers $i. Nason, No. 10. Blondie Roberts, No. 7. (for the Reds. Bill Werle was the 5 . Edson, No. 9. | ie |winning pitcher and Herr 3 Yates, No. 6. SOUTHERNMOST SKICLUB /Wehmeier the loser although ‘EB. Floyd, No. 57 | EXHIBITION jneither was around at the finish Blondie Roberts, No. 7. | Dorothy Evans, Frank Wayne,|} Bob Rush blanked the St. Loui® : ca - Taylor Larrimore and Sebastian Cardinals with four hits the SOUTHERNMOST SKICLUB Cabrera, III ,Chicago Cubs won a 2 to 0 de-| EXHIBITION Key “West Outboard Club cision. Harry Brecheen only al-j Dorothy Evans, Frank Wayne, Class “C“—2nd Heat, 5 Laps lowed three hits bht two of them | ‘aylor Lairimore and Sebastian Tony -Jolinson, No. 69. | were three-baggers by Hal Jeff-} para, III. ; James Hanson, “Spitfire.” focat and Wayne Terwiili + — Bill Hanson, “Hogan.” feading to both runs scored by | "Florida Keys Outboard Club Raymond Maloney, No. F-120. | the Cubs. The Philadelphia Phils HURRICANE’ —ist Hest: S Laps Doc Carbonell, “Outlaw, II.” ‘| and Boston Braves was called = Dwayne Bates, No. 5. | Jerry Santana “Red Bug.’ jin the eight inning with the oe. 8: Schumacher, No. 30 Johnny Busto, No. 22 score 2 to 2. Ken Heintzelman of CONNIE MACK HAILED FOR 66 YEARS IN BASEBALL | ! J (#) Wirephoto} WISHERS GATHER AROUND CONNIE MACK (center) at a Philadelphia civic dinner honor of the 87-year-old diamond veteran in his 50th year as manager of the Philadelphia Athletics, Standing, left to tight: Baseball Commissioner A. B. “Happy” Chandler, Will Harridge, »| Pittsburgh »|key Harris, Jim Pea NATIONAL LEAGUE Cincinnati Herman Ww Smith, Ed E a Cooper; Bill Werle, Hal Gregg,-: Vie Lombardi and Clyde McCo]- lough, eier, R. H. E. New York bs BE} Brooklyn 814 0 oslo, Maglic, Hansen and Westrum; Roe and Campanella. ! I | | | | Vy i R. H. E. |St. Louis 04 0; Chicago 2-305 Breechen and Garagiola; Rush|! and Owen. AMERICAN LEAGUE a R. H. E Washington % 6 1)1 New York 14.18 off Joe Haynes, Lloyd Hittle, Mic-|j e, Conrad | # Marrero and Al Byrne, Joe Page Boston Philadelphia ! McDermott and Batts; Brissie, || Byrd, Scheib and Guerra, Tipton. | j ' R. H. 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