The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 16, 1950, Page 7

»% 5 to 1 odds against “St. Joseph's mighty tennis Aoppled Junior High 4 to 3 is Junior High’s small boy - Most of the players on h teams are so diminutive the cet hid almost all of the boy. oved since playing for August 21, outfought ut-m ered’ Charlie 83, 3-6, 6-4. The margin *Young Charlie ‘came i the third set to even B at 4-4 and the rallies in games were long Captain Frank} re with a drive in the} md and then forced for into the exposed back- | Wates and Junior High's Shnnie Roberts ran each other Both courts in an 8-6 first “in which Johnnie held two at 5-4 Master Al got wind quicker and raced at 6-2. Bobby May. one of ida’s best boy players, had much ii for John John’s beau- hackhand placements down line. Score: 6-0, 6-1. “Stuart Yates, with one of the stor, forehand drives on the overwhelmed Harry Beth- with like scores:;Harry could have’ done much better had he pursued Frank Bervaldi’s tactic} A ‘wide to’ the forehand; hitting and we Sonny - High i the backhand: Carnival won for el atG-Bx s-],,0ver. and ised. Dick Park. This iad has a flair for the Match temper- match represented the leadership yet seen ‘s teams. i and Cap- all their when one.} his they replaced him. thing 2s for4 West, which has 3 ‘Fonight, the JayCees and the Office teams. will meet at A Joseph's Tennis eam Topples Junior h By 4-3 Score ae Lt 'GATOR TAMER — Snakeman George Cann cre- ates the impression that his pets would eat off his hand as be Dats the alligators in the Taronga Park Zoo. Sydney. Australia. i ms. arenas 13-8 Sunday ernoon for a nine-inning softball game that was “nip and tuck” the first seven innings, but the locals shot out front after that and the final outcome from there hm in was never in doubt. In the beginning of the eighth stanza, the Poinciana boys “put the game on ice” with a number of home runs. Among those | baggers were Don Cruz, Don Cruz, | Rivas. | Final score was 13-8 in favor lof Key West. A number of local fans attended the game and gave the boys all the cheering necessary to help them ‘win. clouting four- Williams, John and Everett i The | | | | | | Savs y West and Vicinity: Partly ly with occasional quite so warm Be + |One Minute SPORTS QUIZ... L run on ret 2. the year” in 19477 3. 4. E TIME FUN — br. Rezinald Mitchell, 2 pedia- + ‘whe builds model trains, ships and automobiles, operates the miniature railroad he assembled Who hit the longest-home Who was named “bowler Willie Hoppe is an expert of billiards or the art of rowing? What athlete won the James E., Sullivan Memorial Ti in 1946? 5. Who-was National Open Golf champion for “47? THE ANSWERS: 1... Babe Rui ke 2,.;. Buddy. Bomar. ead 3. ‘Billiards. . } 4. “Arnold Tucker. } &: » L: Worsham. Moderate to fresh, occasionally strong northeast and north winds, MacArthur May _[resching 25 to 25 miles per bout Ge Ss 1 jin squalls. Northeast storm t ct t warning displayed SINGAPORE—()—An 8,500-| Florida Fresh to strong north- ton cargo of ga-jeast wi cloudy pore harbor its| with through a for | Tuesd: Squall along east nally intended.jcoast. Mild temperatures. 3 in| Jacksonville thru the Florida Spain, is in the barnach Chinese Natic southward. Haj Hsuan, which = n 2 Ce nunist flag six ths ag winds and fhere. The US. Consul-General|cloudy and squally weather. in Simapore demanded delivery | Cloudy with rain ‘and showers of the yessel at the time on] Tuesday. a grounds the Nationalists had not} East, Gulf of Mexico: Fresh completed payment! fdr (it, but} northeast winds strong at times failed ip the proceedings. | over south portion. Weather most- | WEATHERMAN | Whether efforts by local folk te Negotiations aréigoing on to|ly cloudy with occasional show- ramshig the 9 fram the for-|€T$ over south portion. . me? Libefty Ship’ ote’ of 30 'sola| _ JackSonville: ‘to’ Apalachicola: to Natignalist China, to another| Northeast storm warnings from vessel. Palm Beach to Key West. Small eraft warnings from Jacksonville to Palm Beach. None on west Florida coast. WEATHER CONDITIONS | For the Tropical Atlantic, Carib- | beam Sea and Eastern Gnif | of Mexico Areas See latest hurricane advisory jfor the Caribbean. A trough of jlow pressure extends northward | from the hurricane area along the Florida Straits and western Ba- hamas with a weak pressure field between Cuba and the southern tip of Florida. Strong high pres- sure prevails over the Atlantic States and is giving a strong | northeastern from South Carolina to southern Florida. Elsewhere jrepairs are considered impracti«! in the tropics conditions are nor- mal. Report Key West, Fla.. Oct. 16, 1950 Sbservations taken at City Office 9:00. AM, EST Tempereiure Highest yesterday = __ Lowest last night Mean - Ate, | Normal Total last 24 hours 00 Total this month 5.98 Excess this month 2.75 | Total this year __. 33.98 at his home in Bethesda. Md. | Excess this year _ 258 ~ 80} they looked -ov .| Mortgage company has 170 aca } .jon Big Pine Key. .}0f this project will ,} first of the year. Taken From The Filet Of The Key West Citizen | BAAAAAAAARAAAAAAAAALAALL 1% YEARS AGO Monroe county was responding in enthiisiastie style to the na tional edict calling for registra- tion of ali men between the ages of 21°and 35 to furnish names for the first draft call of eligibles early in November. Superinten- dent of Public Instruction Melv: E. Russell, member of tive service board for th ey reported at 2:45 o'clock this afternoon that a total of 1,109 had Eddie Dyer Will turned up for registration. | * x& & | A total of 19 building vermits| MOF Lead Cards were sued” by building inspec- tor Ralph Russell for the “ fi fifteen days of September, accord- img to check of records made | morning. Construction wor isted totaled $25,549. x =u = Lieut. Commander T. J. Brady. US.N.. public works officer at the Naval Station, announced this morning that the Huffman |, Construction company had start- | ST. LOUIS,, Oct. 16—)— Manager Eddie Dyer has uns hat not be back inals tmase- c t year. e is retiring to re- | inca | 1847—Samuei P. Jones, popular ed work on its contract dredge | 1777—Lorenzo Dow, eccentric ” the submarine basin to a depth of HITCH HIKES |pioneer Methodist " evangelist, —— eee CC 22 feet. “pioneer of camp meetings,” born County, Ala. Died Oct, 15, 75,000 MILES ee od Today The Citizen say: an SINGAPORE. —().— A husky editorial paragraph: i 1806—William P. Fessenden, Your Grocer SELLS That Gage “The. co-ed is the gal who put mers Rees famed Maime governor, secretary the ‘leg’ in college.” z , of the treasury, Reconstruction STAR * a mx leader, born Boscawen, N. H. Died 20 YEARS AGO e Sept. 8, 1869. s | AMERICAN The Houston, newest and bi left his home in the Ht-| 1838—Horace W. Scudder, not-; and CUBAN tle gest of Uncle S: of Koping three years 600-foot craft: i to| ago with $600. It was stolen in ‘anchor off Fort ‘Taylor “at 9, Paris. é o'clock tomorrow morning.| *Nevertheless.:he-went on hik- ing, paying his way by doing odd jobs and working his passage whenever he-had to take a boat. From Europe he went to Africa, America, South America, Philip- pin Australia, Tasmania and) New Zealand. He plans-to dis-~ embark at Genoa and then hiteh- have her docked during her four day stay.will be successful was still umeertaifi this. morning. 25 requ for this change in plans had jj been forwarded to Cap- tai Jesse B. Gay, tie “Houston's commanding officer, and bis de-| hice across Europe. He expects oa —— ‘een, Sertaine tosbe home by this Christmas. Fire in the “bottling plant of Roland Adams’ dairy this imprag| ing completely destroyed the} building end its coritents were} damaged to such an extent tha} cable. The loss is estimated af} $10,000 partially covered by poliz cies of $35,500 on the contents} and $1,500 on the building. s= SS | | 25 YEARS AGO | Lawrence Dettling, Walter Vani Haitbmian and axociated, pur:} chased ‘a large tract of land on} Cudjoe Key for $257,000 which; was part ‘of the Alicn and Ward-} low estates. The transaction was handled by the Over Sea Com-| j peny- through E.R. Dutcher, as agent. | x * =x ie) W. B. Tucker of the Ficiad] Fs Keys Bond and Mortgage Com-; Dany and Mr. Tilton, city planner, | and company, werlt oma trip td Big Pine Key turday where -the ground| Dreparatory to start development’ The Florida’ Keys Bond and Development} begin the! = } i ; | | | Mail The Citizen to Relatives “EN ROUTE TO A PICKUP — six Frankfurt to Trieste te airlift 2 battalion of U. S. infantry Today’s Anniversaries 1758—Noah Webster, Connecti- Nex! Season Po an-|Hartford, Conn. 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