The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 20, 1951, Page 3

Sports Summer Recreation Plan : Officially Opened Today « + Chicago White Sox BSP Sorority Has. Split Double Bill Okayed Challenge With The Yankees To Softball Game plan officially opened today To RN ee THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 3 Gambler Cohen Dave King Decides Convicted Today Zoning Problem LOS ANGELES, June 20 Mickey Cohen was | Wédnesday, June 26, T951 : Fire Was Out When 'Laddies Departed City Commisstuu et yesterday after- a quorum, City g worked and 1 for which the Gambler convicted today of federal income | No ction was on four counts, and the maximum penal ty would be 20 years in a federal penitentiary and fines totaling $40,000 the Chief declared watchman to I vessel before leavin ‘said that the he reinstated Enterprise building two apartments on +t. The builders a- Over 430 Youths Signed For Plan: E with de- Swimming Popular Cohen was ch t ae fig’s. #iputation othe frauding the government of more| > th iilt closer than five i } e15 is EEO By built cl The summer recreation than $156,000 over a three-year | 5.4 tack line dh: Gheneds 1946. The against period, beginning in ; s regulations for were instituted a charges Fe at four schools and Bayview oe Cohen shortly after he had told el Dillinge r Knocks '- Winners To are ero i . cig pe eet. 4 ; the Kefauver investigating co 5 Doub aE) i aa | | Get park with a record number When fire ss “Ys ta Sve mittee that he had been_ living Today s§ Horoscope le To Cinch H 62 Percent Of of over 430 registering for =~ ‘ ies Set “ded largely on borrowed money for v ; likely to give a pessi- 7 se A 10use he boat ti I ‘ Vital Sox Game | The Game Loot the activities, according to! up at the dock, said the Chief >veral years. n There is edbaitlies ‘ Coach Winston Jones. head $$$ During. the trial, Cohen pre-! a yut probably many NEW YORK, June 20). | The Beta Sigma Phi Sor- fee 3 reer ne i jicted he would be convicted. He} plans will be abandoned on ac- of the plan. count of doubt as to their value. 3 : The battling Chicago White Sox, ority has accepted the Junior Grizzard Named thd PepONtEn Ang Worn ae are leading the American League| softball game to be played at, School, Harris Elementary, Bay-| Advertising Dir. Files are mentioned in Homer’s| let versatility overcome continu- yesterday when they came surg-| Bayview Park on July 4th, it View Park and Truman Elemen- ek: Odyssey ity. ing back in the twilight of along| was announced today. eo age “ bag oagaar ene Cg ergy oe day to defeat the Yankees, 5-4, in The game will start at 8 (9 re ‘12 Fane 2 to 5 Aa aS ate Seclagtive recta g , their vital double header after | zard, comm P..m. on the fire-works day The most popular sport for the GOOD JOBS FOR ~ Bombers had mauled them, ; Bob Dillinger, a pinch hitter, | drove across the deciding run in; the ninth inning of the tense | nightcap with a line-drive double | to right after Ed Stewart had kept | the Richard Rokets in the struggle | with a three-run homer off Vic! Rasghi.in the previous inning. | Bob Rush limited the Boston’ Brayes to only four \hits yester- | day While the Chicago Cubs SWePt |) eee on tb a 3-0 victory while a ladies’ | day jerowd of 10;115 looked on in| with all the proceeds being split, 62% for the winners and 42% for the losers. They will use the money"to further their charitable club activities. Bowling News -—— |! pool and three afternoons a week land Park, < agency. Director ed this r relations work erto Rico Grizzard said has taken towards naming | There is a possibilit, e group of 8-14 is swimming. 2 two days a week! aplane base swimming at the County Beach. Four fuly qualified Red Cross Life Savers will be in charge of the classes. Over 175 signed up for the swim- ming program In some of the other activities, Liate over 75 registered for softbal] and| the position. permanently, he re- 91 registered for the basketball! ported. league that got. underway today| Grizzard is a Lake County au- at the high school gymnasium.|tomobile di citr & 8) steps w director. he may take ‘HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES Wrigley Field. | ee ca program will be held’ er, tra “43 p 2 1 It} took just one hour and 45 | Open Bowling—Tuesday, June 19 8t Bayview Park with four teams} ator and a real estate’d <os are weilttng fo be filled in thy ¢ mingtes for Rush to dispose of | HIGH SINGLES period ity E oe mae ea an i 2a 4s 4 the [Braves and : at teens | . ise EOS the second most popular sport in| U S ARMY ? for | She Boag Broce Bape d ae Jerry Feiertag eee the program with Coach Jones ale cores e e AND - their runs against Max Surkont | ee ee ae OO heading the court play Cleveland 611 in the first and second innings. Srd Flossie Higgins — 182 Tennis ‘will be held. every | Boston 030. U S AIR FO RCE AMERICAN LEAGUE | High series — Winnie Humph- morning for beginners between | >” ee s rs ° ® | R. HE. | Tteys 155-158-143, total 456 pins. me nours of 9 and 10 am. at Early W yan and Bir lie Teb Where else could 2, ‘Geod cay -cialised trata; E 1 St. Louis 4 961 Others bowling were: Bayview Park. Mrs. Mary Degg- betts; Bill Wight, Will Nixon (1) you tind a career . ee coe ' Wastinanen oe Sara Pierce, Grace Joy, Dotty | toff will be in charge }and Les Moss eflering aft these while you learn. j Pillete and Lollar: Marrero |-a'Te! Katy Savage, Rosine) Other sports will include schuf-|_| HHR: Bobby Avila, Cleveland, 2. Opportunities for unlimited advance- and ‘Glacees oe ees* | Weir, Helen Castagne, Ann Grav-|fleboard, horse shoes, table ten-|1St, none on, 2nd of year. ment. é te el, Edith Blatt, Helen Ramey, Hel-| nis, crafts, library science and| Larry Doby, Cleveland, 2nd, A atched retirement pl First Gam jen Isley, Georgia Holland, Dot | volley ball. Other activities will| One on, 9th of year. > = ss as ahh =o ase F Chicéss 33 9 12 2|Btown, Ginny Koraska, Pat Pot-/ be introduced if the demand is| — — 4. Free medical attention, food, clothing, & New: it eran |ter, June Tucker, Frances Mills, great housing. t Rune, Kecilow Ercatt, he. | Judy Pass, Mary Louden, Jo Zim- | Fer the Signees, their are two| 5. Job security. € ‘ Bas ny jmer, Marie Farho, Doris Aske, schools open for library ivel ad ma and Masi; Overmire, Shea, | a Senoo’s open tor. Ubraty . privelig , C —— , ’|Merie Fawcett, Ruby Caldwell,/es, Poinciana Elementary and | jm For full details contact your : a: Btu Pulnik, and Florence | Harris Street School. | OU | «=U... ARMY AND U.S. AIR FORCE RECRUITING STATION nd Ga pameeol Faience eer Ciieons Seco me Pata |Navy Wives Bowling League Pete Schneider, ina Pacific} Keys Nash Motors ‘ : ? New Nock aga Teams Wik Pts) | Coast League game May 1341923, siccte Island Tel. 104, ROOM 212 POST OFFICE BULDG. ? Dobson, Gumpert, Judson and | 1. White Hat Club 4 10 | bit five home rans. | See. Coie . | SN SARE nS tne teen SA € Masi; Rachi; Reynolds and Berra. i hates Metis RO Hp : Fee Mas bs SESS TREELS ESS acaba ed nae ahs SESE : Cleveland 2 4 1/4 NCES LL € Boston 914 O| 5. 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