The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 1, 1951, Page 3

_ Key West's All-Stars Beat Ft. Pierce In Extra Innings, Score 8-/ Will Have Another »————-—-© ——— _ Crack At Miami's = How Big Can Craiclish Grow? Boys Club Today An unex ninth inning of a eduied In James ly on « ficed oday, the Key Westers will get another crack at the Miami Boy's Club who beat them Monday in a no-h shut-out. The winner of this game at Miami Field at 4 p.m . will be the East Coast Cham- JOHN DIPPOLD, USN more pions. his net Monday night. now Johr either n or stuffed The Score a eee Fort Pic va 3 oe ea St ins Game Over OpDevSta, 5-4 cane - Navy Wins Game Over OpBevSta, 5- q #3 —— — * dndependents Lose Trg: cacce |ebby Thampsen| To Coca Cola On kelyn at Pittsburgh (night) <, a Forfieture vos vs Dickson O° Drives In All cane ee rt eon ~©Beat Chicago on ee eens Poholsky (9) 43 Before A : eye fins : Cincinnati! Crgwd Of 7,63 se NEW YORK os See Mays ¢ oO FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL = _ Ft. Lauderdale at Miami Beach bs B20 pon Oo Permit Issued = One smi Ske os $400 was issk’ St. Pete ore dez, 908 Whip Select the “iat seleC Building Ins\Oct it men-—U.S. Marines se r (e) Indi © a 3) © ne. first game VFW, second game ne Hot Weather 0 os . * GLAD MOMENT FOR DIXIE WALKER, his wite ana | eoyslation all son, Sean. in their home at Roswell. Ga. They have Fal rned from an Associated Press dispatch that George M. an. presideys,of minor league baseball, has lifted (Epie's suspension as manager of the Atlanta Crackers in the n Association. Charlie Hurth, president of the Southern om. Charlie Hurth. president of the Southern Associa- nded Walker Oine 29 after an argument with Umpire Pi wera horfie plate decision in @ game at Mobile. Ala. a the Crackers appealed Hurth’s raling to Trautman. (e)} measure voted for, it ed the seasion by traffic en an he counted on when this giant crawfish swam into uderdale 2 One ‘ * * , ating ‘Americans’ othe? opponent of | j“What have you done today to} piont©ips. displays her serving ability that proved to be more Key West, Keys Must Of Water For The oF RS OS + Navy Takes Emergency Steps City, County Will Be Asked == Cut Its Consumption By 25 For Emergency Funds In © | a Rzmetsttie shee Rew sre ame aaa drastically on the use of water for ai least ten days Ole | A © M se til the Naty gets a crank shaft to replace the onet Ce we x Opes és ‘ . ig nt z: gaimst : usquilo | Navy and Aqueduct officials said-today. . . J The Nave is “trying fe tal-war on M mosquitoes a | broke at the Marathon pumping station y MOSQUITO CONTROL BOARD EXPECTS 9 | imumediate raids theodghe a NIE TO RECEIVE 24,000 STARTING IN OCT. ‘HOI I YWOOD |= = for the 300” horse- : | - power Diesel unit, Meanwhile tyve— Rist eewe areas Se BSS NOTES a) . Ba crank shaft for wi Crusade Executive | are combing the U. S.A, fs = A new crank shaft could less the used one is” Westers and Key very slim ‘water Tations’ weeks. The Navy has taken .000 is expected. 2wever, the Bo: cents for postag Florida ‘Aqueduct Comi manager Ernest Ramsey wr civilians to stop wateri His one| washing cars, and to $ inclined; known leaks On their 4 | Ting Mara’ | for the County Co' : ite Citizen Staff Ghot i ? (] i the arthropod which he named i ed bo; Attorney Paul Sawyer v ve int his eee % | te i it | ee Ralph R. Gransficlé ot Lake | renege geal esas Baseball Statistics : lund was named Executive OF [oti the: Ba for petty cash at this time Qeer tor theis51 “Crusade for U.S. Naval Station League | More important Saunders Freedom” in Flordia, by State cl W.L. Pct.| pointed out that a paid direc- Chairman Harold Colee. One of 0 1000; tor of the Board's work | the ablest organizers in the 3 6 should be named now. Now state, Grassfield will set up and 500, mot November when the | supervise the effort in Florida's 6 455) funds become available is the | sixty-seven counties. ed for City dyna-fog equipment | : See ae 7 300 yj. . Europe Will Soon an other weapons in ie mos-} e) auto ws | Have Large Army ‘290| City Commissioners will be ask- | j { “t | Under the law setting up the | Monroe —_ moose esi WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.—(>). ‘tne state will mate! ollar for f ‘ dollar any equipment or mater- Op Republican Sen- ials put up by the local unit. So @ter Henry Oxyt Lodge, Junior 0 if the City should give its equip-| has hinted that within a few years ment to the Board, Saunders c ern defense atmy may 0 1. Choo tien, Feguest an equal value im) number seven-million men. And 0 3 .000;" The problem of DDT ©ixing| “ith coQnittee debate on foreign i der way in both House and ER = AMET a Lodge called for alQut pendénte 1 FlyersO i. the w in WL Pct. hel e eT .. P. i O35 628] 4) ea t st 58 |the@ Gy 57 38 ae © i a7 ather they will have to prepare hicag 5444 istriQs,” Saund r the 1952 crop of mosquitoes. 43 50 © it-is 100 miles long.| The Navy will continue its op- = 52 e to transpest our insed>, | erations just as at present. It will 38 60 uch great distances.” not in¢rease its spraying opera- 30. 64 Hutchcraft for the Navy and / tions, Hutchcraft — opeta | Bote for the State offered the full- “Chet” Tingler said fi iy: NATIONAIQLEAGUE —est_advisory cooperation “Well, Marathon will raise | feed W. L. Pet} The Navy. however. is very some of its own money, if we ome 62 32 .660; firm that it cannot contribute can't get it from the county. page 56 44 560) any funds to the new Board. We are going some mos- | os in 46 47 495| Professional assistance yes: quito control summer.” Serge 48 49 495{ money. no. O The Board recessed until a reg- z E 44 49 473! Without funds, the Bo: 44 50 468 )—_ so 36 Ga RUNNER-UP IN CITY MATCHES FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL | d aged ular meeting date is set. i : (© WwW. L. Pct.} 66 37.641! 42 502) 4© 588) ay 510} 53 485} 461 | i Banned By Reds { — The Commun-!} ns” so jmuch| they even eat them. (6) " im question i if BERLIN.- if i i ered biscuit | ‘that k ch aaa ns of Ger- wae : j i ; nd eatQ, un- | e of"AmeritQner” i how they ever | ! Comrayyist East } srities have decided | “Americans” olerated under their! diction. The state-operated. stores are now selling das * mon cakes”. { he west they will /O jer that name, and popular anti-Redj 4 ! ii al Ui Two street. “Well. ecQrade.” says One. sUWE YATES, runner-up in the 1951 Gul's City Tennis cham- sists meet on the} aoe . Bee ve peace?” " replies the other. * help pr Ple ate two ‘Americans’. superior to her winning opponent's. Marie Rendueles beat her in® two sets, 6-4, 6-3,