The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 12, 1951, Page 6

age PAGE six LITTLE LEAGUE MEETING SET FOR FRIDAY EVENING -. - PARENTS TO SIGN AGREEMENTS; =*= MOVIE ON JUNIOR BASEBALL TO BE SHOWN AT PARK GATHERING By EARL R. ADAMS So that boy of your’s swats the cowhide like a Babe Ruth and the next door neighbor's boy fields like an Ed- die Collins! Well bring them both out to Bayview Park at 8 p.m. Friday and they will be permitted to sign up in the Little : seball League, Parents, or;guardians must sign an agreement be- fore the youngster will be accepted on any of the four elubs that will be organized. “If you are going to be* busy Friday night let the boy-come with a. written message from. you that you-are willing for him to participate in the League, The lad will be given an agreement for you to sign and return to the League. At the Park meeting Fri- day night a moving picture of the Little League Base- ball will be shown. The » Rotary, Lions, and’ Junior Chamber of Com- merce will sponser the clubs. Uniforms are already here. As far as that gocs baseballs, bats and eather equipment have already ar- rived. Here is how. the teams will be selected: All lads between 8 and 12 years of age—any boy who will not be 13 by August 1, 1951 is elibible—who sign up with par- ents or guardians permission will be summoned to the park for a workout. Managers will make their selections during the work- outs. © The. Little League began as a community project in Williams- port, Pa., in 1939. At that time it was not much more than a super- vised sandlot proposition. But-oh, brother! how it was to grow! It grew into giant size, a giant with seven-league boots. From the original 12 teams in one state it has grown and spread until last year it had 2,034 teams in 37 stat- es. It can’t miss 2,500 teams this year and might even soar beyond it. The playing rules are tailered down to the youngster’s tiny mea- surements and immatdre strength, such as 6 innings a game and bases 60 feet apart instead of 90. As an extra little fence that’s 180 feet from the plate, and ideal home run range for. the midget maulers. The four managers have already been selected. These managers, b the. way, were not nei ehgsen for their knowledge of the inner Strategies of the game. They, Kiwanis Little| y|night at 8 o’clock with your kid,! Carson Rolls 513, Leads Navy Wives burned the Navy bowling alleys for a three game total of 513 Tuesday morn- Loretta Carson ing. In so doing, she took top honors in the navy wives open bowling competition. Her three games of, 189, 169, and 155 put her far ahead of the’ ficld and gave her top game honors as -well as the highest series. Her nearest competitor, and she was none to near, was Cindy Val- ine, who tossed a 160 in her final effort to give her the third high- est game of the day. Her 120, 125, and 160 added up 405. Second series honors went to Ginny Koraska, who garnered 120, 129, and 159 for a 408 total. Her third game was the highest to be rolled all day. Other bowlers were Jo Zimmer, Dorothy Gravat, Jerry Feiertag, Lorraine Yale, Sarah Pierce, Flossie Higgins, Isobel Bliss, Cindy Valine, Betty Broadbent, Naomi Repess, Georgia Holland, Helen Hisley, Nita Hauser, Flor- ence Bustard, Ruby Caldwell, and Frances Mills. The last two were new bowl- ers, and considering their inex- perien did very well. There will be a bowling meet- ing Thursday at 10_a. m. like all Little League managers, were picked on a basis of char- acter, with youngsters in their. mpst impressionable years. It’s ,much more important that they exert} the proper influence on the boys than be able to order a hit-and- run play at the right time. The managers selected are Capt. C. R. Regan, Everett Sweeting, Robert Dopp and Paul G. Albury. ; Make a date now for Frida; Bring him out to the park and let him sign up for one of the clubs. different — each a sure-fire favorite in your sock collection. Carefully chosen colors — famous Phoenix construction throughout. KANTOR’S sic: stor Opposite Palace Theater | patterns — entirely 4 cal to a series of: fourth} ¢ because they are dealing, FOLLOWING THROUGH By PEDRO AGUILAR The Cuban Stars arrived by Aeroviag Q today from Cuba. They will go on to'South Dakota where they will play all summer. ager Jimenez of the club s’ to play here Friday, Sat- and Sunday with the lo- so the “fans of Key in for a real treat d here last year on back to Cuba, and the fans had a chance to witness some very fine games at that time. S, West are Among the third basemen that Iremember are Chicho Rodri- guez, one of the seven brothers who played ball, Larney Stick- ney, Manuel Carballo, Crubbs, Boliver, Castillo, Will Doughtry, J. Sevilla, Pepito Perez, Bert Lewis, M. Acevedo, George Ace- vedo, Esmond Albury, Bill Cates, Pie Traynor, Lucilo Gonzalez, Cuco Castillo, Baker, P. Castro, {Curi Garcia, Mario Fernandez, Fidel Lopez; J. Gonzales, Jack! Villareal, O. MeIntoch, H. Bo- fohy, Al Cabot, 0. Blanco, R.} Santana and many others. In 193%, ¥gnacio' Carbonell and Peter Varela and other tennis players in this city organized the yy West ‘Tennis Association. They had it functioning all that year and many more after that. Next Friday, the Florida In- ational Baseball League starts. In my opinion, the Miami Sun Sox and the Tampa Smok- ers are the best two clubs at the starting gun. Havana may improve later, but with Pascual. and Rodriguez only, that team cannot win. The other pitchers have never scen play in’ this league; the two catchers are not. ‘great hitt Reyes is a good hitter but V: unknown. Tapanes has played at third. Torres is no younger and they all know him. The three.fielders are fast and good but’ not over 270 hit- a OZARK IKE Variety Of Breed | At SW Florida Specialty Show Gypsy Ladysman (Pete),! a black and white Cocker Spaniel male owned by Lt.| and Mrs. Leon B. Blair of Key West, was judged Best of Variety of Breed at the Cocker Spaniel Club of the Southeastern Florida Spec- ialty show, held in the Miami Municipal Auditor- ium, April 8. Judge Lee Krauchi, of Silver Maples Farm, St. Louis, Mo., picked “Pete” for the blue ribbon in the Open class, and subsequent- ly boosted him all the way to the top spot. This, major win completed the AKC re- quirements preliminary to his designation, “Champion of Record.” ters. Just waitand see. . Champion Gypsy Ladys- od AND With Plaids and Argyles Here are two timely bbc 700 DUVAL STREET ONE MORE WEEK OLD FORESTER America’s. Leading Bonded Bourbon Reg. $7.15 Val. $5. 55 FIFTH .... OLD MR. BOSTON SLOE GIN Regular $3.98 Value > HOURS: SAVE ...SAVE.. SAVE... SAVE’...SAVE...5 CLUB TROPICS CUT RATE PACKAGE STORE BLENDED WHISKEY FULL FIFTH $2.98 We Have A Complete Line of Imported and Domestic WINES AND CORDIALS SPECIAL PRICES GOOD ALL WEEK FREE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY » 9 AM. TO 4 A.M. PHONE 1493 TELEPHONE: 1493 8-YR.-OLD SCOTCH BLAIR'S COCKER GYPSY LADYSMAN WINS AT MIAMI Judged Best Of — ee |ning in jribbon for the 4-YEAR-OLD PUERTO RICAN $3.98 Value Reg. - SAVE... SAVE THE KEY WEST CITIZEN END OF THE GAMES, THE BUGS WINS WAND . THE TIME I$ RIPE e07To Highest obedience degree award-| }ed by American Kennel Clubs),| and is a gradson of the immortal | | Champion My Own Brucie. He} | won his first points toward his; jchampionship in Beaumont, Teo when only ten months old.| The Miami win was his third, major win; the other two were at Dallas, Texas, and Biloxi, Miss. AKC requirements for a cham-| pionship are an amassed total of} 15 points, at least six of which} must have been won in two shows (A three point, or more, s designated a “ rating in any zone is bi the number of dogs entered and competing. Lt. and Mrs. Blair are newcom- ers to Florida, having been trans- ferred here*last June from New- owned by Mr. and Mrs. J. G. An-| Pett, Rhode Island. Their dogs jderson, 1203 Johnson St. and|@t¢ just beginning to make their Dutchtown Barmaid (Janie) own-|@PPearance in the shbw rings of éa ‘by. the Biaivs. the Southeast. Their next appear- The Anderson dog took the blue | #2°¢ will be in Atlanta, bee May, American bred| !!+ 1951, where Merrylee’s Linda, class, only to be beaten in thet Winners class by “Pete”. Janie, the mother of the white puppy: ven away at the Navy Charity} Carnvial, placed second in the Open bitch class. Gypsy Ladysman was sired by the 1946 Dog of the Year, Chamni- pion Smokey Sentinel, CDX, (Champion ‘Dog —Excellent — man is one of three such dogs in the State of Florida entitled ta wear the covet- ed title. Other Key West cockers win- Miami. were Bilair’s Smokey Replica, a blue roan male i ANYTHING AUTOMOE CONCERNING LES SEE T WINS. 1130 Duval S PH. 1870-1871 In addition to showing, Lt.| Blair is a member of the policy| ,Club—_ se we - ie |makinig American Spaniel Club,| Atomic Bombers 0 and is one of the lice: | Brooks’ All Stars 1 0 1.000 {Cocker Spaniel judges in.the Na-| Gulfstream Food Store 0 1 .000 tion. | Benn, Cafteria 0 1 000 eae Se Navy Eagles 0 0 .000 jried at Medina. 1951. THURSDAY, APRIL 12, By Ray Gott ass AINT FOR ME AFTER leh. DINAH CAN KEEP HER OLD, BUT WHERE 1S DINAH? will make her| according to Lt.| 1 better puppy than | a black puppy biteh Linda, Blair, is a muc debut, ISLAND CITY WINTER | BASEBALL LEAGUE Pete was. Mohammed died and was bu- Subscribe to The Citizen Once i in a while, any man is entitled to let him- self go. He’s entitled to that glow of pride that comes from feeling like the very important person that he really is. 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