The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 12, 1950, Page 6

“Key West Golf Club’s Dinner Matches are to be played starting Getober 14, ad not later than Qctober 22, it was announced to- day. All. matches are to be played team matches, no handicap, Using the two-point system of low and aggtegate for each hole. “Winning teams are to be the of the losing teams at a dinner, the date of which will be announced later. ‘The matches are set up as fol- lows: <flem Price—9 and Gardner Thomas—17 vs. Charlie Yates—9 and Malcolm Sawyer—!7. =Jpe. Mlacqua—18 and Bob vs. James Douthit 16 and J. Oliveros—25. =George Valdez—-6 and Dr. Ed. y Gonzale:—19 vs. Gilmore Parks ‘and Orlando Roche—17. =Gen. J. E. Jones—15 and Chas ‘ 25 vs. Hugh Moore—14 “Cecil Carbonell—26. c Foh—19 and Atwood inson—16 vs, George Carey—15 s F. §. Elbertson—14. 4 —20 and Bas- 299 -20 ys. Ward Tyson—9 and ‘illiam Plowman—20. Artman—9 and Glynn -—25 vs. Jack Hayes—l1 Ralph Faraldo—22. w Demeritt—12 and Jack and realize that any city or com- m™must--have dependable jon in order to make Progress.” on of the boat service anit NERO eer tata nea a et n plus good transport- fon-to Key West—will bring mmanent prosperity and a bet- “way of life to this territory,” ae HIME oo Golf Club Dinner Matches To ‘Be Played Starting Oct. 14 *“|the old timers are back in the Z Clem! jmounces that MIDDLE By GOLLY Catcher Ralph Henriquez went hitless in Sunday’s game against the Rabano but his throws to second base were superb. There were no stolen bases. Lefty Vita Vidal pitched against the Rabano last sunday which ac- counts for Henriquez going hit- less. Incidentally the Rabano team was victorious over the Fruta Bomba, although Vita struck out 18 batters. But the four errors committed by his team mates were costly. Well, wadda you know. some of games and are doing surprisingly good. Some of those donning their bdseball uniform once again en- clude Guillermo “Guiro” - Diaz, Idilio “Pancho” Salinero, Joe Garcia and Evelio “Skipper” Domenech, Rene Machin Jesus Rueda. Do the names sound familiar to you? = Guillermo Diaz probably has been off and on in the game for 20 years and has just about play- ed on every team and every league organized in this cjty. Diaz far from a teen-age is holding his own as effective today as almost when he- first | started throwing ‘em over the plate. Yes he is still doing mound duty. This newly organized baseball league which grew out of some joke has become the talk of the town and the attendance is in- creasing each week. At pres- ent the games are being played at the Oceanview park at the foot of Amelia street while work on the municipal stadium is slowly League officials are: Rafael Ferrer, president, Rene Roman, secretary, and. Ediarde Garcia, treasurer. Name of the-league is Tomato, and club u are as follows: Armando (not the Pie nTraynor you knew by the same name) Boniato (sweet potato) Antonio Arango, Jr. (Raddish) and Bienvenido Garcia, Fruta Bomba (Papaya Fruit). Office is located at the Cuban Club. Appearing in a Banana uniform, last Sunday was the once terror of the Young Sluggers baseball club, in the person of Idilio “Pan- cho” Salinero. “Pancho” is work- ing at first base but will serve as relief pitcher whenever needed. Because he has a strong left hand pitch and is a young kid Armando Fernandez has the quality of making a good pitcher, But he must learn to keep a cool head in crucial moments. League president Ferrer an- there will be a meeting of the officials Thurs- day night at the Cuban Club. Sports Calendar BASEBALI SUNDAY— 1:30—Clowns vs. 3:30—Bombers vs. GOLF Golf Course (Stock Island) Daily and Sunday play TENNIS Seyview Park - Morning, Afternoon and Night) Daily and Sunday play. SHUFFLEBOARL Beyview Park Morning, Afternoon and Night | Daily and Sunday play. | SKATING Bombers. Gulfstream. | | PINBAL LMACHINES (Continued From P2ze On=) gally if the free play mechanism is rendered inoperative Ervin previously cited a preme court decision that a free play is @ prize or reward. He said any coin-operated de- vice which gives one is a°’gambi- Select the service that selects its men—U.S. Marines. = <) MIAMI DEPARTURES 5 Golden CORN Daylight Flights wunent eg ee : DNs Ss TOMATO JUICE . 2 cans 25c 2 cans 23c oat Jame stems | NEW YORK $35.00" © th and T Wa = bd [etnies | ONC ag saa’ “|| YELLOW ONIONS ... .... . 3 ibs Me And. the date of Novern 4th} DETROIT $53.00" | CINCINNATI $35.00* RED DELAWARE GRAPES “ee ef 8 @ 2 ibs. 2c ae been set for a hearing of the PHILADELPHIA 34.00° | DALLAS S 49,00° nh . EL PASO * | PITTSBURGH 61° - —- = wie POTATOES. ........ 5 tbs. i& = FOR AIRLINE RESERV ATIOl - - {ND FREE TICKET DELIVERY = q THE KEY WEST CITIZEN THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12 Baseball Chief Swaps Horsehide For Pigskin i ALLAN L. HAMPTON | Rain, Wind Hit (Continued From Page One) ee ing and study of the effect of] British Crops gravity upon the gas, Mr. Hamp-} a : és a ton proposed the making of an} LONDON.— ( es en oe —— {| caused disastrous losses of wheat haa’ pl on gas cool other small grain and hay in! stoves. This raised the height parts of Britain Wo the burner a half inch, which is| Wales, the west co necessary to get the benefit of ands sures ithe extra heat. This system has been found fective in many homes in K ‘West and the E. F. Griffit tle ufacfuring company in Philade!-| ~ phia reports they are selling the conversion units to users of this I type of gas all over the country Husbands ! Wives s i f th on- ee a ke are| Want new Pep and Vim? Of Commerce From Page r Chamber THANK YOU I am deply gratet ning vote given me election. You can be a: as your Supervisor of tion, I will continue t duties of the in manner. ng London. If you want a delectable glaze r a sliced banana thicken f apricot nectar h t- arch. can 1 a lit Again, my heartfelt the wonderful vote and given me on Tuesday SAM B. PINDER. upport version units in Key We: being done by the gas company worn-out. ex- here free of charge. Those w ned the conversion burn call the gas company, say Hampton. The conversion units are prac-| tical and easy to apply and do} not mar the appearance of the} stoves. An old stove can have the} sameé efficiency as a new stove} after the conversion unit is in- stalled, says Mr. Hampton. The patent for the unit been applied for in Mr. Hampton’s} name. The E. F. Griffiths Manu-| facturing company has the man-} ufacturing rights. | are bods BASEBALL COMMISSIONER A. B. “Happy” Chandler puts aside the horsehide temporarily and grasps a pigskin to show pro football players of the New York Giants how to throw a pass. Taking the lesson in good spirit at the Polo Grounds are, left to right. Giant Coach Steve Owen. “Chuck” Conerly. former star halfback for the University of Mississippi. and Travis Tidwell, the former mighty back for Auburn. Chandler showed up at a practice session of the Giants. American Legion On Parade In Los Angeles — M&M Meat Department — We Don't Blow Our Horn Too Loudly. But JUST LOOK AT THE QUALITY PRODUCTS BELOW and AT SUCH GOOD PRICES! ARMOUR'S CLOVERBLOOM Gk. “A” FRYERS ARMOUR'S BANNER Sliced Bacon: 55: ARMOUR’S GRADE “A” MEDIUM » S7e EGGS su COLORED OLEO : t \%Lb. Prints [SHURNGOLD §: c - —_—— = bb. —_———_—<_<__ () Wirephote UNITS OF THE AMERICAN LEGION march up Broadway in downtown Los Angeles in their gigantic national convention parade. Spectators are packed on each side of the strest. Nearest the camera is a U.S. Marine Corps band. $25,000 Damage Suit Against City, Aqueduct Commission To Be Heard November 4th *- "i = | brought out that even though j wind insurance is carried, no money will be paid a policyhoid- er for water damage Insurance rates are based on | monies earned by the companies, | localities, exposure, and fire | protection, Poston said. Poston warned policyholders to always read their. policies.““There = hardly a policy written” that |does not have sdme exclusions,” Rotarians Cet |’ rhe adiusiet pointed out that ‘Dope’ On Water as realty values soar a property Walker Attorneys Asked For Summary Judgment In Their €ourt Action Shank Half or Whole—ARMOUR’S STAR TENDERIZED | owner gan obtain a policy for the 3 e actual value of the realty only. F ee: oven 4 I : Fi 1] d | “A residence that was built for ~*~ ARMS is € bones eh ae cae - és hsuranee fle | $10,000 and has had no valuable . J if amaze | - eee | depreciation and is today worth suit against the city of Key West} Only one insurance company} much more can ¢ more in. LIBB and the Florida Keys Aqueduct| writes water insurance. and the| surance,” Poston any mere | IDEAL DOG FOOD. . . 2 cans 25c ibs ommission, in U. S. d i rates are rid ly igt . y i court, Miami are almost pro! e, Raymond} gates “a le Gon Ge a FRANCO-AMERICAN VIENNA Bertha Den r, a N. Foston, well wn South | the time of the loss,” he added. 7 istratrix of th le of Rol uster, told] Rotarians and their wives are SPAGHETTI 3 cans 39c SAUSAGES Franklin Walker is pre uncheon- | to be the guests of Club President ce court action j ; |W. Curry Harris and Mrs. Har- : : can 19c Robert F. Walker died as a | Hall | ris at a beach party this evening.jj§| VAN CAMP’S 16-Oz. Size s said by ties be the company that} Glass cooking ware designed < This in-| for oven use should not be plac- the well-j|ed on top of the stove or next it had been‘ to a flame. 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