The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 17, 1951, Page 3

| | i | meee neo maccomemwn one gagetcar cram sont , TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 1951. LITTLE LEAGUE MEETING DRAWS 100 BOYS, PARENTS MOVIE OF MIDGET. WORLD SERIES SHOWN; CONTRACTS GIVEN TO BE SIGNED BEFORE JUNIORS PLAY More than 100 boys and their parents gathered in Bayview Park last night to get the complete lowdown on Little League baseball. Everyone took something home with him. The par- ents had contracts which they must sign before their boys can play organized, Little League ball. And the youngsters took home a thousand dreams of playing in the little world series at Williamsport, Pa., or maybe slugging a homer for the Yankees someday. You couldn’t blame them.¥ z The movie explaining the| whole Little League move-| Badminton Meet ment, from its inception . ° Many years ago to its pre. Entries Invited Sent nationwide import-| key inv t ance, was_ persuasive, I enough to get any boy into|*"" aa a baseball suit. A large part!) Tie elimination of the flim was devoted, to] place on the courts elmest every state, met to decide who were the midget Yankees the country. It just happe that Pensacola was playing team from New , Jersey Pensacola team had won its w through district and naments and several levels (By The Associated ress) World Series play before it g ‘) Baseball a shot at the pinnacle of junior ; ballplaying. Unfortunately, the | shot missed and Florida was only} second best. H Out of 48 states, you might say | Ersk J ™= Sports Results (YESTERDAY) siate tour-| of | Southern Association ) games scheduled Coliege that wasn’t too bad. The boys who attended last night's meet- ing were hoping, none too:secret- ly, that maybe Key West would a A. & M. College for Negroes 13,.Alabama State 3 Florida International League send acfeam'up north a] St. Petersburg 3, Miami Beach few giants. Four team i} take to’the field soon in the Ss games of the 1951 on Florida State League Perhaps one of them Ir Daytona Beach at Gainesville. sent Florida this year. postponed, rain. The JayCees, Rotary, L' x Sanford 3; Gocoa 1fP 6G #41 and Kiwanis cluba aka sponsor-| DeLand 3, Leesburg 2“0“it- ing teams. That includes foot-} nings): ing the bills for uniforms and the Palatka 16, Orlando 5. insurance that must be take it —_——- en each boy before he can pla The insurance, up to $500, ¢ Golf the boys in practice, travel, and Tulane 11%, Louisiar ate actual playing. he ig Z Equipment and uniforms cost s a total of $700. Paul Albury, city| Lemmis recreation director, said th ey; University of Cincinnati 7, all had arrived and wo rksonville available soon could be signed and play Up to now, p Bayview Pa informal basis. yet been selected | be soon. Each r lowed an equal numbe with which to bid for the play-jed ah ers he wants. j Albury opened the r KISSES WAY TO JAIL HAMBURG, Ge as explaining what League meant to it would mean to edt tee : told the judge “Little League baseball is the notify’ ghel mpst magnificent thing that h fiance did. happened to our new generatio! he said. “They are very lucky te have ‘this opportunity to pla’ organized, safe, big-league sty] ball.” prasecutcr. George uffy”” nfielder for the St. L footbs Stirnweiss, (®) Wirephoto via Radio from Honolulu GEN. DOUGLAS MacARTHUR. his smiling wife and their 13. -old son Arthur arrive at Honolulu on their flight from Japan to the United States. Arthur is just behind his mother. They are to Hawaii by Admiral Arthur Radford (second from it). navy commander of the Pacific. The officer on the ex- treme right was not identified. last year’s world series in Beek a ss chs ; the home of the Little Lea- Seas ie peep tourney gue, Williamsport. |there will be a consolation com- Here, in the finals, the best of | Petition the teams that come from], Entries must |b a2 Welterweight Bout! ‘To Be Broadcast | | i} The scheduled 10-round bout | j betwcen welterweight champion | | Johnny Bratton and Don Wil- j iams, Worcester, Mass., contend- | er, on Wednesday, April 18, will} be broadcast over the CBS net- | | work. The fight will start at} | 10:00 p.m. EST | | Emanating from the Detroit | | Olympia, the bout i non-title, | ) over-the-weight match | Bratton, wh popularity | {Zoomed when he captured the} welterweight title on March 14] }by winning a decision over Char-.} | ley Fusari, succeedéd Ray Robin- | json who vacated the 147-pound | title when he won the middle-| } weight championship. Bratton, | j originally from Little Rock, Ar- | | kansas,. but. who now lives < | Chicago's south side, won a | |sational first round TKO on Jan- | juary 24 over Bobby Dykes, the| {boy who had never been k | jed out before, even by Robin: has also stopped Johnny C Lester Felton and Sammy am all in ock- io, | Mai iree rounds. who has been boxing ly since 1947, had] thr ights with Fitzie Pruden} last year, losing the first but] | winning the next two. He holds j THE KEY WEST CITIZEN OZARK OPENIN’ DAY ALMOS’ HERE, AN’ NO SIGN OF DINAH CITY AGAIN that additional funds would ther fore be available sooner from tt source. Louis ne avor of to $20. we th {decisions over Ralph Zannelli, {Bob Montgomery and Wilbur |* Wilson ae FOLLOWING | By PEDRO AGUILAR ; The game last Saturday be- | | j tween the Operational Develop- | | | ment Station team and a picked | Key West squad was worthy of | special notice for several reaso 'It lasted ten innings and was de- jecided by a home run Both pitcher: only - four | and the game lz and fifty minutes. After Greenwood pitched fe allowed e 10, Georgia Teachers 0.) scoreless innings on the previous} —. Bennett Cx more} bid only on Plan 1 In the tenth, that] | Saturday, he tossed nine {last Saturday. !home*run of Cabot’s ruined a | beautiful ball game for him Clarence Alce, on the |hand, had pitched eight scoreless| jinnings against the Big Springs |Cubans but in the ninth)) was scored upon four times through no fault of his own. That was theprévious Saturday, Last Sat ureday he Pitched” 10 shorcltse tx nings himself. Alce fanned 10 and Green- gles, while Cabot touched the OpDevSta pitcher's offerings for ja single and a homer, Alce al- } lowed four hits in four different innings. The DevSta boys pulled two fast double plays that held j the Key West boys down. | The locals have McIntosh, But- }ler, Dean, Brown and Alce from the Brooks’ Stars, Cabot and Twice they have played | OpDevSta team. The first meet- ling was a victory 3 to 0 for the | Development be This past | week, the locals won by a 1 to 9 We hope that we can ar- range more games with this club, for every one of them is hard fought and one side or an- | other gets shutout The DevSta boys have two sets of players, and all play a very good game. I do not know which one to pick—the first or the sec- cnd squad. Both look good and we hope we can play them again ore. soon, FOOD HANDLERS’ (Continued From Page One) Mayor Louis M. J. Eisner, Cap- tain O. A. Smith, commanding | officer of the Key West Naval | Hospital, spoke on “Safe Food, A Weapon of Defense.” E. Rus- j sell Jackson, supervisor of the Food Handlers’ Training Pro- gram for the State Board of Health, spoke twice during the session as did Commissioned Warrant Officer J. R. Hutchcraft, Naval Base sanitation officer. The training program, which is being held in the Elks Club Auditorium, 313 Duval street, will continue through Wednesday and Thursday. All naval person- nel, both civilian and military, connected with food and bevérage handling, have ‘been directed to attend. All other persons in the area who handle food, including housewives ,are invited to attend. COUNTY SECOND wwontinued On Page Fight) which Jacksonville is located, which spends only $1.02 a year per pupil, and Leon county, in which Tallahassee is located, which spends only $1.17. O’Bryant said: “We still don’t have what we want in textbooks in Monroe county. The price of textbooks i ted only an hour} . other | od seven. Alce hit two sin-| {the propc the | can t noney In reply to Dr. Herz’s sugges- tion that more financially able | people in Key West make per- sonad contributions, Mayor Eis- | ner said that he would give $100 a year to the hospital from | now on. “And that’s just about he | all I'm able to give.” | cluded. con- plan. Su: the other conc lysis ai c endation An ordinance providing for | the: installation of parking met- | @fsyon the southwest side of | Duyal street between Olivia and | Petronia, and between Greene a Front streets was passed WG he tecond ‘reading. Louis Le} Hl voted against the | or | jth 0} age in the city, wa ‘OU | but hot voted upon. Carbon jectéd that he had not | jto-study dments to the « ance id not vote The c action on } Unanir jre Roberts from the Bombers, Aopp| 2° o}| end McDonald from the Navy, and -| J. Casa from the Gulfstream. and oil, about $1,000 a year on tires. { | He suggested that the contract} be renewed for a period of three} years. oner C. B. Ha pointed amount of n $1,000.a Ja year of bids ne Mayor Eisner | agreed an the question of the extensic f the contract was] voted on, they both voted against j s n on to have }Dave King call bids passed j ar| dissent. ission voted unan-/| imously to pay $770 to ‘thompson Enterprises, Inc., for 4,000 pounds of dynamite. Dave King pointed out that by purchasing the ex- plosive through the Thompson company, the city was saving $60. a ton. It also voted to pay $1200 to Key West Cement Products, Inc., for the cement uged in the new tennis courts-at Bayview Park. The commission voted to grant a beer and wine license to Emilio Corral, proprietor of the Casa Cor- rakat 422 Duval street, Only Com- migioner Addnis was ‘against the acfon. Mrs, Marian Stark, represent- ing the Business and Professional Women’s Club, asked the com- mission for permission to erect a sign on the boulevard entering Key West. She pointed out that several other clubs had similar signs in this area. The commis- sion authorized the city manager} to grant this request if he saw fit. has jumped so high that one dol- lar doesn’t go very far now. We have a long way to go before we get the number of textbooks we want.” | ‘Continued From Fage One} ‘Sports Calendar here- | concerning | == mn AH'M GITTIN’ WORRIED ‘BOUT HERS Praderd by Sapte Sesinge. 4 Copprgpe sty ng Fe Seta igh ronson PAGE THREk By Ray Gott OZARK'S MIND ISN'T ON_HIS WORK Fn A BABY COULD FIELD THIS C'MON, OZARK, SNAP OUT OF ITT... LEAM ON THIS ONE, WILL You? 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