The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 28, 1951, Page 3

Veteran Referee Offers Football Clinic To Key West: — Hits Seating oo ‘carp t CONCHS PRACTICE ON BEACH THE WATERFRONT |For Football WHERE HEAVY GOING IN SAND AL Pains Monin seiseee ines LQ LIKE PANAMANIAN MUD by Al Palmer Fs sen epee eieeietnetahinentittrhnethacanetetll ; e0-operation in the op- tau@lick of a faothall clinic 2 Citizen Sports Editor lhere. ‘Phe clinic would be |, 1 Keep telling them ‘Strand Theater Conch Fans Host | |staffed by members of the that the mud in Panama it | a y comes . > S 53 |Dfficials Ansociation. up over their boot Swamps Benny's Squad And Dates | 7 and all they do is give me i | Downes, a referee for Seeuliar looks”? id y In LY Ss T + euliar looks,” said assis- ‘ Sab somes, ouple the affes [Strrny ook” sald anst ee-Saw Tilt At Delgado Home = ‘in a letter to the sports ‘ . _ ee és ‘ aaa By PEDRO AGUILAR : eee & * leditor of The Citizen bie so me: naka Benny’s Cafeteria dropped iast ee foothalh gS aent a |which was. received this rckman, who should riggs game st Wicke Stad- | usually centers around the weiner} bes | knew, spent three years in '“™ to their bitterest by al roast-t i i morning. The letier reads: ,, i : eee. | scare of 17-9 which st-barbeque held in their hone: ts hocets Raitor Panama and is an authority Ratt com! fea the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy. § \¢ | ey." Weat Citizer on Panamanian mud. “Se: whatsoever cit sags we ae strest e 8 % . ay “ Ps 1) a e! | Dear Sir I kept telling these steam- But, despite the lopsided! with ‘Lt.Cmdr. and Mrs. W. G. Le / rollering Conehs that as co-host and hostess. e It has been my privilege re to officiate jes converged on, : : accompanied by — their a nd healthy appetites. j Jones, who watched with] eye at the amount of food his charges were stowing away, was on hand as were the cheer S-| leaders and letter girls. A feature of the affair was a! LAST FLING - iced in the High School! EDWARD DIAL of 9 Thompson Lane, has a last fling as a-civil- of crimson and grey, which) jan af “ en occupied the Gimlak ok to. Kate ar the “Raise The Roof” dance s Patio. Dial went Above he is The cal alan Gniokaa 4c bested r his physical examination es © : Kickitig off. and the words, w hirling expertly through ty partner is Helen ngratulations to the team of Gonales, 804 Catherine S udent at Key. West: ” inscribed beneath Higts School flowed out of the ious home and onto the lawn ere the team and officials SEVEN CARS JUDGE LOPEZ ed, talked football, ate cake, (Conti Conti and talked football. ontinued from Page One) (Continued trom Page One) ( they'll have to run in mud over the boot tops: for a week this goes on-and then 1 switch practices from Qa Wickers’ Stadium to Coun- — The game the _ firs! ) jhome gar | High School foo! jfore and z lof World War Il, at Nav Operating | West, as Seventh Naval {Recreation Officer. Wi fbackground, and kr Key Wester’s love of spc ly baseball, | would Citizen Staff Photo ty ith the hambu uing second with tw » By the e f the competition, th ve n- | for strated the s i coached team. These SEQ RTSESSE. SP ares Conchs rgd Po y poh se Sa a 4:00 p y ~ an A. usa a lings, and skidded onto the said judgment of. the ilk smanly on the field. The ‘Now about that mud," Beck- af FOUR NAVY MEN northbound track. i Court shall be affirmad ball fans of Key W have! man continued. “It is certain to . wir Continuea Seen Pa ee A The others remained | connect- Appeal is dismissed. It st been treated to some ss| slow up the Conchs considerably. s Sell, Benny s it Senet nae ae ed, only a few inches off the re ;: in football. Next year, these Passing will have to be kept hot aboard, erent the|Talls. A conductor, Anthony Pic- ir will beat any and all teams down to a minimum. Ball hand- afaiacyeiaa ae si of Queens Village, New n- their class. — ling will also have to be limited. wi ho was pe ase on iid; 30 eee @ ticceis cin. pe One regretable issue—the gee sis ee killed or injured se- Jay of | hegee AD., . loyal fans wao come to watch etic eaer the } the same + ees or the games are required to sit Lectin otk < The engineer, Herman Beaupre the appeal filled in a, @lof Albany, Said the train was by the . appellant be i! too far from the playing field. Key West is one of the best baseball towns in Florida. It can well betome one of the best football towns in the state. May I recommend that in the interests of good sports- manship, thet the baseball in- “terests andthe football inter- | €3ts get together and make it Ve ws i possible for the bleachers on Official U.S. Navy Phot against smalipox. In all proba- ay ee ot the fed i be bility the boys will be given the LT. FORRESTAL AND CATCH | Bought close $0 the SFidi"O™..| serum either * just before they waiver. They nd to moving 75 miles an hour on a ; | Straightaway when the emergen- ey device brought it to a halt. Beaupre said he did not know eee at first why the train had stop-| TONIGHT! ped. He said the railroad al : lowed a speed of 80 miles an KID GAVILAN hour at that point Welterweight Champion — Steam heat rémained on in ba "|the derailed cars except the last’ JOHNNY BRATTON Sleeper. Many of the passengers F Wel Champion returned to their berths and seats erent ee downed await the arrival of the re- : ease! ith * + tiet train, on : - same is hereby distiies- Pan American will notify the High School this afternoon re- garding ,the best possible ar- rangements that can be made to have the players vaccinated S28" SES e £ | eo cha T pave never seen| Weve or immediately upen er |Sex s crossed the ae ‘<a 3. 1 the re stood Stran Ben }football fans so genuinely eag tive > arthed aeons teem f FS thall those \ Once the ng is completed r 9. F armed ses : fe Big, But Not Biggest tor good footballs those nil be conveyed the Seors by on close fook:| STANDING OF THE LEAGUE Sponsored - -by very dead ead | 1 Jteam in th i) See8O ag : sae ae? r on the Cu-| Stand Theater 10 2 846 ‘ . : a YjWhen Sept vas. submerg-} N@val Air Flyers 7 4 667 act noeve wes “hooked: by cPo cag al PO around, I ¥ heard ie mere’ | Benny's Cafeteria 6 5.545 Lt. (jg) F. W. Forrestal of the | Crockett eaten a bast Cant J. W. Da.| Brooks’ Stars 5 6 485 Naval Station here. It measured {Charlie Als 4 ‘Locks de ea aa The aie |Nav. Sta. Cards 4 & 400) are a somewt penceames Red Gulfstream F. Store 110 090} over at once and the urfaced in the area to in in rescue operations. work at the time of the dispatch, 2, USN, flew} but was nevertheless underway nd aftér seeing}in 20 minutes, and has received was still float- | compliments for her quick re-/ e EPCS to stand | Sponse, She -hooked the helicup- a | ter to salvage gear and brought} The ypter men were} jit into the docks. 7:30 p.m transferred to the Cubera and} Naval authorities are today z and D. Last pires: Turner and Clark SCHEDULE OF BASEBALL GAMES y at 7:30 p. an impressive 12-f 4S / shark a believed, put up a t gle—to make the the week. The tion with the photo, before noon, except tha with restal landed the the surfaee. last weekend more vy Monstrous though the crea- | dreaded—eve spear pleas ore shopp t 3 Thursday night a basketball | game has been arranged between the Conchs and Cristobal. Cris- tobal, incidentally, holds the a pa: it stil a : - acuda, w be followed by Cane! Zeno. terbcleladic Cards vs. Brooks second dunking injexamining the wreckage to de- Se: eee ee wer period crown. Key West was runner- s but were none the! termine the cause of the crash. i 4 up in last year’s Florida State Toni i STM worse for the wear. The subma-| The final. streak of tough luck; . . . Bee 2, ; ROBERT B “DOWNES . onight at 7 pm. Baseball -ine brought the f bac! oeurn i | Almeida Into Services Friday Referee | SRAMPIoNSIPE play host| Metting at President Hamlin’ rine brougt the fond See eer. ee ee ee - A local resta t will s' 3. % the naval bas at Hel ; $= to He teas ter the game. office. 823 Whitehead St. All | }4 was ordered out to speed ‘the | ié Sea Plane Base for investiga-| managers are urged to be pres- icaivage and tow the helicopter| tio: A tire-on the big truck} Almeida. who perfected a out in a ¥ I mn land with at DAVE KID morning the Conchs will) ent Business of importance | spear gun, soon to be the sub d (Continued From Page One) on a tour to Fort, San a) be Seu : portance | to port. : {blew out along Eaton street and} ch dates back to the : nsacted. The Petrel was. under repair] délayed its arrival, 1 ject of a magazine article. re- ceived his physical from the Armed Forces Monday and, much to the surprise of ab- solutely no ofe af al passed (am with flying colors. He les aves the Trio and goes intc spcoming Fr gentr in the above the old lines not deeper than six and one-half feet below mean low tide, Starting at Eaton) 5 eet, along Eaton to Grinnell, en Grinnell to Fleming, along Fleming io White, asong White to Newton, and down Newton to the the above mentioned gravity line f .4,,| Sump 2, along North Beach dri to United street “We will also have to raise sewer op Olivia street down V son to U street which w in with t > mentioned ceptor fro street main sewe Fort T King said hoa who used it exten- THE FINEST, MOST PRACTICAL _SUNIOR FURNITURE EVER... A Superb Combination of Mod ern Materials Gives You Beauty and Construction that Are Virtually Indestructible! afternoon there will be a} for both squads at al High School gym e is slated for 8:00 p. m. low the game and early to get up a 5:00 a. m. plane they will botte hooks ng season As tourists form the greatest majority of bottom fishermen the trophy will probably go out of Key West. “Do you think that is bad?” Mercurio interceptor from plant to Leon street, from United to the into one of the Frogiver wate Demolitien d “harlie last nigh 3| asked this morning. “A trophy _ A line ; plant No Charlie last night. “Whether its) tO nar will bring Key West (stalled from United street down| Garriso which will be us 1. LIGHTWEIGHT TEMPERED ALU- ae ee Se ke as oes se) n Whalton street to Atlantic baule AL MINUM FRAMES—Precision bent “Glidaway” Rocker under? | the kind of publicity you can’t a cc § es find | bay? vard temporarily ending at Bertha g said, with- is § aGacmmeubinec.i uk P street to service this area operation of ... lustrous “Perma-Gleam” finish . . . ss The present pressure line fro if they last i a (Silent, Easy Movement) the Naval hospital along Fla non-corrosive ... can’t rot. splinter or We.: 3% Lbs. it: 19 tn. s as > . ee . Mercurio I roposes 1 rophy ite Leon, and United street will be vf construction replaced with a gravity line with js raisin, nes along Newton to é hough the contest is still in} tackle was added to Davy ‘punk’ lines extending northerly on White. fro: "White to Fleming, the talking stage a few Jones’ Locker, but. according ja?¢h'street,"1ith street, sixth street | to Grinnell, Grinnell have been appre to reports. the guests seemed | nq third street. to service the now g with the other idea of donat j to enjoy the excitement. The | unsewered areas. Navy-Poinc ioned on Whalton, Olivia barn Seat Size: 114% x 13” 2. WOVEN “VELON” PLASTIC WEB- $9.95 : BING—colorful ... waterproof... no Meanw craft finally pulled into Gar-T.ng Ppoinciana pumping Ser his owr rison Bight and the tourists eo p bongenaall “oy ‘this ce of construction stretch .... soil-resistant . . . sunfast describes them | dashed madly, back to their | oravity line, King said i is that of the main inter : inflanunsiie " t hotels to write friends at h : r ; aoe ++. non-ini _ “I had been plannir put aj aS to a ee All of this sewerage area b ceptor f the Naval hospital to “MIT ST” CHAIR (Ne: ‘ new shade top on the Aileen Ill; @bout the thrills of deep sea ion a gravity flow will nm MITE-RE (Nestable} : . ‘ for a few weeks but we have | fishing. (we guess). sumps and underground is the construction Wt.: 2% Lbs. Ht: 20 In. Available in Red. Yellow. Green, Blue, Cocos and one day! Mrs. Marie 1 en the various Seat Size: 11%" x 13° White (Single Color or Two-Tone Combinations) n pretty busy. Cara¢ wet Je ack tions at determined points to pre-| of t ng a “fresh breeze and, | Key West to n 2 what happens, but the entire! my of the George H covering is blown off the shade ' per Lones delayec top jeraft into drydock The Aileen If wan carrying [until Al Mills 13 aboard—fine figure. that— fon “The Todd all of whom, incidentally, were ta sand bank the | fine sailors. Life jackets were |The George H. Ba y swept away—later rescued by jably go in for a face bi the Coast Guard and plenty of | week vent the sewer lines from going streets to care for deeper than minus six and one- sewage é the now unsewered | half feet 3 i The four phases of the construc- » seen,” said King,} 3 ) ; Ition as King explained as as fol-; “that No, 1 and No. 3 can] : iy 123 DUVAL ST. PHONE 1042 lows ed on at the same time, LOUVER WINDOWS - STORM STOPS-JALOUSIES - LOUVER DOORS | First phase, is construction of}and that No. 2 and No. 4 can be} b- | 4,000 feet of outfall line to Hawk) constructed simultaneously. If this; ext | Channel and the new disposal plant; is do the work can be ex-/ i at Fort Taylor, along with the con-| pedited 1 I a a art