The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 2, 1951, Page 3

: ' : SATURDAY, “JUNE 2, 1953, aie Pile — Sat Sa ae sed to his eighth poned, ain ’ i and Guerra; Wynn an # \% NATIONAL LEAGUE New York at™ Detroit, (post- poed, rain), : R. H. E. Boston .. é & @! Rite lk gg ‘MeDermott, Kinder (7) and | Moss; Garver and Lollar. | ? R. H. «| Washington #8, O Cleveland. :: ai 2 3 0 and} | | err td R. H.E. Pittsbiirigh ; Re Mee Bes New York _. 813 ‘Chambers, Friend, Koski ‘and McCullough; Maglie and Wes- trum. R. H. £.| St. Louis .. 3.4 1 Philadelphia 712 1} Staley, Brazle and — Rice;| Thompson, Konstanty and Sem-} iflick. } R. H. E. Cincinnati 612 0 Brooklyn —. §& 8: Fox, . Smith, Wehmeier and Scheffing; King, Haugstad, New-} combe: and Campanella. : R. H. E. Chicago 2.9: 0} Bnston, ... 3. 7% 0 Sehultz, Leonard and Walker; Sain and Cooper. Baseball Statistics i Club— W. L. Pet. Corporal: 2s 3 10 1000 OpDeySta 21 667) SubRon Four ee. ie ee” VX-1. 12 1 667 Independents eR Se Home Milk. 005. :..... 2 2 500 Navy .. be Oe Seacats 0 1 ,000) Cota-Cola 0 4 000 Island City Baseball League Club= W. L. Pet. Gulfstream Food Store 4 2 .667) Brooks Stare 000.00..3 2 600 Strand Theater 4 3 STH Benny's Cafeteria - tr 4 .200/ pe Naval Station League Club— W. L. Pet. | NAS-VH-+1 9 2 .818) SebRon’ Peur 11 3.786} PAWTUlant 6 5 .545 Gobet evSta o. 45 .44al . .7.;- 400) Navy . Shae 2 8 200) Sonar Fags, t 6 .143] (NOPE: ‘Cards and Eagles have a} tid game)” Pct. -700 | 646 612 543 a 438 West Palm Beach . “i 28 ~—«.404) Lakeland. 16 31.340! Ft/Lauderdale ...... 38. 32. 289 Ot Yesterday's Games: “1, Lakeland 0, mi Béach 4, Miami 0. mpa 6, St. Petersburg 3. West. ~ Palm: Beach 12,° Fort} Lauderdale’s. | FLORIDA STATE Bags 305 ‘ot. | al 32 15 667, 30 20 600 28 2 583 .25 24. 610) Day fet eS Fe ee AO Gainesville ye Fe. Sbnfoth. 4s ae 420) Cocod Pe Be 292) Clus—S FR LL Ret. Brooklyn 1 n 2415 B15. St. Louis 22 17 564 | Chicago 19. 17 528) joston 21. 19 £5 | w. York i 2r 2) 500! Pirsbutgh 1 33 ‘395 Pet. 743! ‘289, 275 Phil rs ‘Chicaio, “post ; ; | they | | | | j i “THE FIRST SAWFISH caught in the waters of Key West in many years was landed after a battle of over an hour on Roose- velt Boulevard from. the bridge just beyond the Casa Roma Motel. The sawfish weighed approximately 1000 pounds, meas- ured 1414 feet in length, 82 inches in width: The saw measured 40 inches, with 25 teeth on either side... A party composed of Enrique’ Fernandez Evangelista, Elpido' Perales Baliondoing, P.U. Libous; Frank Perez,-Poiciano Baytari de Leon and Eddie Pernandez were riding along the boulevard last Sunday when they spotted what appeared to be a large shark floating in the water on the inside of the bridge. Investigation revealed the presence of the sawfish. Proceeding to Fernandez’ home the . group secured a pair of crawfish grains and jewfish line and returned to the bridge. Throwing the grains into the fish, the baitle, which lasted over an hour, begun, and after much stren- | uous effort the sawfish was landed. Pulling the fish from the water it. was hauled to the Seaplane Base where photographs were taken of the catch. How the fish ever got inside the bridge is a question yet unanswered, since during the struggle to land it, it made several attempts to swim through the piling to the outside but did not succeed in gaining its freedom. FOLLOWING THROUGH . ae By PEDRO AGUILAR | In the second game played Wednesday field by the Service League, Flyers by a 3 to 2 score. very first: frame Shipp walked, Jackot singled to right and afternoon at the Navy the SubRon Four won over the N:A.S, | The Flyers scored their two runs in the | the base third, threw wild, and Shipp. scored. Jackot reached third) dermilk fanned. Hironimous was hit by a nitched bali, Hironimoius tried to go to second, Cather threw and. Jackot scored. “The Greek” was thrown out at the plate, and Malloy fanned. |The SubRop | boys stored two to knot the.count in the fourth when Brown singled | through short to left. MeDonald sacrificed ‘him down a base, Lee’ singled to left and Brown bey @n third, ried gn pepe: Rene bunte Brown was out at the ee lan thi cCloud ante ane nd Lee and Fl ees when ah Sg got away | from right fielder and McClure landed.on third. SubRon won the same in the sevenin.Hoffses singled back ot| second, Mace was out, short to ie Brown doubled to score Hoff. | ses, Ellis went.to the showers and piyphries pitched to. the dust bat- ter, who was éut, second to first. Flohr allowed a hit in the first by Jaghat and an infield hit by | Ellis in the second, he did not allow @=*Hit or run in the last six) frames. He fanned three batters inthe and the first two in the} fourth and last two batters in the fifth anddirst two in the sixth. | Hoffses hit thrée safely and. scored opé run and McClure and | Brown hit two each. Mace had 13 outs and thrée: assists. Gural and} Knowles also played a great game. . For the losers, Shipp, Jackoi, | Laudermilk and Baird were the stars. | Two of our great athletes have graduated frdm the University of | Florida and they are none other than’. Harold Haskins—-who made | | the Varsity bas ketball club of the univers and who starred here | in baseball and softball besides basketball Phe other is none other | than Jimmie Register, who was the star pita for the baseball club | the University. | We all remember Jimmy here in Hig School | pitched at the Stadium we knew he had a future in baseball. }| | wish both of these stars all the success.in thé: world, now that they. gc out into the world on their own. j Ree. | and when he} THE COMMITTEE There has been some misunderstanding inj in my eolumn the other day. I want to make: i picked for the committee are very good meny4 Ad all true and tried citizensBut as I said then I will say now, tovdbe on this or any com- mittee, its members should be able to give their time or at least part | of their time to serve on same, and I Know that some members have | not the time, for they have been ball ball players some 20 er 25 years | ago and from then until now they have had little time for*the game, | are busy with their-chosen profession. e article that I had gar that all'the men } FOURTH:OF JULY | lam getting ready to see a game or a doubleheader on ‘this day, | between Key West's best and the Navy's best or with some outside clubs, but it is a month off and right now we should be thinking of that day and what we are going to do, to celebrate Independence ") We have tennis, softball, junior baseball, and senior baseball, golf, | outboard boat races, and all helps. vee SPORTS CALENDAR .... SOFTBALL | (Bayview Park) rekin Food: Store. U.S. NAVAL STATION Night Pla Island City Softball League BASEBALL LEAGUE MONDAY-— SATURDAY— g 30—Independents vs. OpDev- 1:00--Sonar vs. Eagles at Navy} Sta. Field. 9:00--Home Milk vs. USS Cor-; 3:00—OpDevSta vs. NAS at wan ky { Navy Field. y, -nnied Milk vs. SubRon/ ge Di gag nao ctf: | ‘our. : 9:00—Coca-Cola vs. Navy. SUNDAY— | | THURSDAY— 1:00—QpDevSta vs. Eagles at| 7:30—Coca-Cola_ vs. SubRon Navy Field. | Four. 3:00—Cardinals vs. SubRon | 9:00—Independents vs. VX-1. Four at Navy Field. Fe F 3:00-—-NAS vs. Sonar School at BASEBAL. Boca Chica. LITTLE LEAGUE Next Week Bayview Park—Night Play =| wepNespay— SATURDAY— 3:00—NAS vs. FAWTUlant at! 6:30—Elks vs. Rotary. Navy Field. | | $:00--VFW vs. JayCees. | cIty , ween | t ae ie te ne Oceanview ree SUNDAY— 31:00-—-Brooks Stars vs. “Benny's! Cafteria: 3:00—Strand Theater vs. Gulf-| | Stock Island ip att! ;| reached third. Jackot stole second, and Flohr tryed to catch Shipp at Wlau-|? || PROPERTY, PLANT AND EQUIPMENT }® City of Key West Electric KEY WEST. FLORIDA PAGE THREP System eli, st Condensed Balance Sheet and Condensed Statement of Revenues and Expenses se MARCH jas Yesn 2 Purchase Price of. Properties. Acquired As An Entity, August 13,..1943 (Note 1) Net Additions at Cost { SINKING FUND AND SPECIAL DEPOSITS Cash on Deposit in Sinking Fund Cash on Deposit in Reserve and Contingencies Account RESERVE AND CONTINGENCIES FUND INVESTED Current Assets Cash on Deposit: Revenue Fund $ $7,925.22 Construction Fund 1950 Electric Rovenny Bonds*2,948.845.24 Special Fund No, 25 16,362.73 Special Fund Neo. 27 184.51 Special Fund No. 28 104.26 Working Funds Accounts Receivable (Less Reserve for Uncollectable Accounts—Note 3) Materials and Supplies Inveptorine’ 3431/51 Prepaid Insurance . . DEFERRED CHARGES Miscellaneous Interest-on 1950 Bonds TOTAL— LIABILITIES ELECTRIC REVENUE BONDS, SERIES 1946 Due Serially 1952-1953 Due Serially 1954-1959 Due Serially 1960-1965 Due Serially 1966-1972 Due Serially 1973 ELECTRIC REVENUE BONDS, SERIES 1950 (Note 2) Total Electric Revenue Bonds CURRENT LIABILITIES: Contracts Payablé—tnsurance Accounts Payable Customers’ Deposits Accrued Taxes City. of Key West Monroe County Gross ‘Receipts $19,000.00 “9:500;00 3,026.29 Accrued Interest Other Current Liabilities RESERVE FOR DEPRECIATION ACCUMULATED NET REVENUES Balance April 1, 1950 Net Revenues for Fiscal Year Ended 3/31/51 Less: Write Off of Discount on 1950. Bonds TOTAL Note (1): The amounts at which Property, The item of. cameivie an a come! Note (2): The Bleeiric Reve) adthored under U for the op quested a sainple one to date, | : Note (tbe pier 8 ta aecounts + ecclvay ¢ ; i scabies: thee Bae As tre $1,209,797.91 1,080,270.38 $ 85,055,838 9,798.21 $3,.023,218.96 10,750.00 103,683.70 7L.740.52 V7,010.19 $ 55,429.98 $ 43,000.00 151,000.00 189,000.00 289,000.00 695,000.00 $1.367.000.00 3.000,000.00- $ 9,238,52 8,508.14 59,498.72 29,526.23 6.87 1,371.00 $ 691,112.31 255,673.04 $ 946,795.35 44,154.76 Eipee and ret ae tobe caretea de es, pute $2.290,068.29 94,854.08 150,000.00 85,589.09 $5.846,914.84 $4,367,000.09 108,148.48 469,135.77 fery 902,630.58 ones or A 86 a Be We have examined the balance sheet of the City of Key West Electric System as of Mareh $1, 1951, Our examination Was made in Bigt Mey and Statement of Ri evenye and Expense for the fiscal year then ended. e With generally accepted auditing standards and included such tests of the accounting records and such other auditing procedures as we considered hecessary in the citcumstancer, Ip our opinion, present fairly the financial condition of the. 7h, 1951, and the results of operations for” the y eeding yegr. Ly t sub Ruapes Bt eG. c ” rtifled CITY OF KEY 4 ; ” REY the above balance antes Bhd. os bec: Se esc ek Statement of ince est Hlectric System #t, Merc iis eRded, In conformity with Te erally accepted accounting principles applied on a basis consistent with that of the pre- mitted, Cc URRY, Publle Accountant. SYSTEM Condensed: Sinbement or F Revenues and E ixpenses FOR THE FISCAL YEARS aha al panes a, 1951 AND 1950 GROSS OPERATING REVENUES OPERATING REVENUE DEDUCTIONS Operating Expenses Operation Maintenance Taxes: City and County (Tax Equivalent) Gross Receipts Depreciation TOTAL OPERATING REVENUE DEDUCTION NET OPERATING REVENUE OTHER INCOME Income from Merchaidise Miscellaneous Income GROSS INCOME DEDUCTIONS Interest or Revenue Bonds Other NET REVENUE POO op Oe Fiscal Years \ March 3 1951 $881,475.12 $971,709.64 88,127.31 26,500.00 44,390.93, 91,746.77 $590,314.69 $291,160.43 $ (841.26) 167 on te in | ae |