The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 5, 1952, Page 3

Two Poinis |. ARMANDO HENRIQUEZ LEAVES THE FLOOR + they defeated the Fort Pierce * the Couchs High courtmen Sat night Cuban Kid Gavilan Barely Outpoints Bobby Dykes Mon SLOW START OOST DYKES THE TITLE: GAVILAN Lost 7ir IN LATER ROUNDS By JACK HAND MIAME @—Cuban Kid Gaviten » specialist in split decision rhu barbs, SUM owns the wetter er after squeak with string Kean jes af San Antent i was “Geellan metial’ Monday at Mind Stedt~ where of the 11.5% whe wi $76, a divided decitinn for Hovane hawk. Only four Polis Keparated the two Mem rs an the total of three offieia! card Referee Bddie Coachmen voted for Dykes, the 22-year-old under diepted tw Mi dog whe has been ami a8 @ loeal fav bad the fangy Texan on top, Ma 140 Roth found Gavilen the winner Mark Erwin of Minw had it @ Hear phote finish wi the Cuban a nose in front, 149040 Ladisiad Nodarse. imported from Havana to judge the championship bout, put the Keed over the top with his 145-139 ballot The AP card gave it to Govilan 144-148, Qa» round basis The AP showed Gavilan the winner, 7.5 with three even. The three even rounds could ha gone etther way without much trouble ‘Tt was so s lan with a sm # jaw in the secon! round-fiat a good flurry could have twung the title to handsome Robby A tow ‘start and that costly kheck#iown cost Dykes bis big chance to upset the 4 1 adds Javilan seemed to his sip after Bis Mashy stort. In the last five rounds, be kept running Dykes right hend thet spun 4. The Cuban Keed always fights in flurries but the were lees of them and they were farther apart than usual Roth boys had a little trouble making the weieht Goevilen fivet came in at 147 A minutes of shadow bexing he hit 146 pounds 4 ouncet. Dykes chipped hic breakfast to make te The first mixed mate VMeam histery went on sree hitch except for fecrsan soundiv beoed by 0 Dykes ma jority sou Y CROSS ¥ Page One) fou cross. Even light at will hide the bot sta tow Rapging clouds will obscure the whole cross By choosing a clear morning even get ting up at S o'clock may be worth while once in @ lifetime. Key West is the only city in the United s from which the entire cross ) gularly seen Many new comets and » large number of new “baby planets have been discovered already in the “shy survey’ being conducted at the Palomar Observatery in (a! forms * Stetson Beats Row ling Green ‘By 71-67 Score MIAMI Stetson’s Hotter sive Florida basketball a bonst last week by clipping Bowlin: Green of Ohio, 11.67, while the vis fing Falcons downed Mirmi anc Ploride suffered ite second loss bowing to Missiastpm: Florida State edged Rollins in + rough seramble to move into Sn Place and drop the Tors to sixth Torna takee the snotlight thi week, traveling north for game at Bastern Kentucky tonight Xay jer of Cincinnati Tuesday night Western Kentucky Thursday anc Lanisville Saturday = Florida also is on the roan, play ing Alabama tonight, pp state Wednesday and Aubors Fri day Miami goes to Lakeland Thurs day for return bout with Florid Southern and Miami moves over to DeLand Saturday for another shot at Stetson Plorida State visits Stetson Thursday and Rollins Friday, while Florida Southern has a came at MacDill Field Tuesday Miami's Sy Chadroff cont to pace the scorers with 296 points followed by Tampa's George Monty ot 285 and Harry Beyan, also of Tampa. st 251. Florida Southern’s Fred Lapper h with 249 and Howard Keene Miami rounds Out the 200 class with 219. Detroit Is Host Middleweight Bou Gene ton meet Robert V Olympia Stadium Fet 8 10-rour id Both e considered for Sugar Ray Rot n’s tithe the CBS network at 10-00 EST Gene Hairston, New ¥ te wpeet in Mor he de feated Laurent ‘ nd His ve i s4w ‘ ard draw. Hairet Red Priest in bis first tee European welte weight ir am thy been fighting e 1949 In his feo bouts me 1951, Villemain Won over Jimmy Beau and drew with Laurent Deuthuille, He is 6th rated challenger Fore-armed with the rumor thet Suger Ray Robinson may Vacate his middleweight crown man attempt to beat light heavyweight champ Joey Max im, both fighters realize that the this fight would have a disastrous effeet on the chances for a middleweight champion alip bout This is another day night series of Ribben Bout lows. in the Wednes Pabe Bhue for the Key West High Seh staff Photo Citizen vol five w-35, CUBAN BANK | Continued trom Paes Oner ' passenger service between Havana and Key West and we feel the time has come for us to get together Taking up the offer) you made to us on Novem- ber the 2nd to come to Ha- ) Vana, we have the pleasure of inviting you and, also, |the Mayor.of Key West, i fs Chairman of the Coun- | ty Board of Commissioners | and any ether important | official:you deem nveni- ent to make such a visit. | | “I am looking / forward | ; to a prompt answer from you and to the opportunity a having you and the} other gentlemen in Hava- } nal Other action taken by the city | commission was Granted a package beer and wine teense to Thrif-T4, 908 Duval St Awarded to low bidder, Navar ©, Inec., three garbige trucks at a | | cost of $2,577.17 each. Low bidder | on the bodies was*the De Boline | jeompany of Miami with a bid of | $1,056 for each truck bedy Approved a bus fare increase rom ie to ie for Route 1, effec tive February 15. N. G. Davenport manager of the Key West Transit company, made the fequest. Cit} | Mana Dave King announced that the local company had pur chaged five new busses in accord | ance with their written fgfeement with (We City of KeyiWabtiits i Set the date of Mareb 3rd for @ public hearing for a change in voning of twe lots one hundred feet from the corner of Reynolds and Seminole BLACK EVE OF THE ’ (Continued Fro ae One) He finally arrived at the Big Pine Key prison camp 1 catied and finally woke up an attendant who seeing how I woked told e t te down. At 8 he seid I « I the sheriff's in Key West. Then that aon guard drove me by Per where I borrewed an old { my ome v's shoes. The ard drove » Key West the Monroe ¢ heriff b Deputy f{ Tommy Dixon told Barry he couldn't te any sai wir Bar idn't identify ther There are lots of sailors in Key West.” said the Sheriff's office. So Barbyt* at Ritzded! 14 *4be loss of bis male}, hikawateh, his | glasses and Wie the@s. Shoes. block ones, are a must in Bar * wade of being « waiter The shoes show a label of the) Outlet company, Providence, RI Barry es in Woonsocket, | R Lowith bie wife and three wen He left The Citizen to « his wife for money be tween being interviewed and photayra jhed ; This sure puts me in awful ad.” he said disconsolately | He had net been te « doctor shout the biendshet. purple eye. ait he couldn't afford to go to} }was made | bs . . . Tuesday, Fetruery 5, 4 THe «é Pens ney West Quarterback Chub Hospital’ Restores s 5 m= = — ; Ie sae ° Rare Books Seals Fh ussta Cracks Will Hold Initial Meeting tare Books e ante ‘ = s wor owe Over Females rstrian Whip Tonight At Colette's Se) Ppa : re The newly formed Key 4 The hospital is “The. Snet on i stg ' oy ', ep ‘ fe public in tidy by tuxsuan Nii het att teniahe shee Directional Sign brebments wh , Wahace it meets in Colette's Re To Be Placed On i ikvrons waa : taurant at 8:00 p.m. The yes arnt Af ete Bae ra ; “ oh tee purpose of the mection Golf Cotirse Land 2%: ve wae ne are | 00% Feports Chat he mult will be the election ef of- fee cum resy he growth af the (5 ee a ; “ein t commissioners vs venga Acs oe HoMINARE Hull keepin ume wher a ape the adaption o naeed om C. pate mg be! = os te tomate mt these a. . “8 targe turnout is ex | ier’ felon. providing “ {aoa By fetta lt a caleba folt club have yal hes belt pected and many alldime Ary pre anion qi ie ~~ ae te 108. naar unmer the - greats of the Key West cided to 5 an the vite | 0S ase an aune abel, ond vier] soviet sports scene will be press See “ek Eh bo archit a ond grating » sow. beeen: Rosman BI oe ent. ould not he beautified or me cenaen of conturion |Ner seamen go ng live: pt. ‘comple Shee .. Monn T pase She coll course site will pre it b 1 outh as Southe . ot hehe tartheseuce of te ‘aon ay Visti rls ¢ “4 Maeno Or Bartholomew — sa $156.360.27 Sony mate) and peatouramt owners yen bulls get interested in SA 2 the sport of football in Key who are investing a fund in the weeny pe ae ener le ted b Pt i) ‘ West. All Key Westerns, [sexibiortnt of $00 far the sm | eine os Sanrede: | smctiones go without tod or Btalget Approved whether they have receiv: | jrotesed the allocie Of eet Toeve is ato a “gas chambge”= arin for six to eught A S45e,J80.62 buaget for the ed an invitation @r wet, |te be condructed on voll pee. these Gaok verwen, City of Key West for the next six montis has been sppreved. There were re by the aublic a Orly amendment get made test cight was incl sion of $150 for annwel trip te the who are interested in par. "ePer'y He said that it was set a a Bennett Awarded pating in the chute am ing 4 bad precedent and further an Dies At nnet nore the original desired lucation ‘Stadium ¥ ties are invited to attend of the sion was only 10 from tx iF . y F ro | iS Contract tonghet’s affair. now segmented site rtiem 5 Funera M. B. Bennett construction com sien on Bertha. street Russians Settle inl te trey wae oo Pt 4 sad I a Key Wes ‘ * In Kuriles — tr pled Conch Scoring Attac uwentnn Motel Owners Joe Zorsky and f Jack Burke, lowal Naws | jocon pictech presented the yee AN VER BC. | pang Reve Bate awarded the con peter ag $ — rena 4 man. has been active in OF wrant and motel owners’ side Calloway, | 78, col | qract to hull a metal eamopy over Viol withdrawn ab @ rier dental Cow obalb. City Manager Dave King state vd i ie — ? By ) the stadimmat Wickers feld meeting. th ‘ nen ' funeral of 4 ‘ claimed that ih | Was net dircetional tat ene for pro MOSCOW OP.—Diepetebes be. it by the two representatives af j ing received from the Kurile Te the motel aud restaurant owners} lands—thet lie between the sen of the city | of Okhotsk and the Prcific—tel) Kings refusal for the sign was} of the arrival and settioment of Yased on the fact that &@ would! Soviet citizens there violate an ordinance = prohi The Soviet state is renorted to ” within 100 of Roaseve ny} be giving the new settlers gen mulev ard rous helo in establishing them They are said to receive wrs.in money, manufactured F 4 noods and timber By In the last few months 32 fish ermen's families have started up 4 few settlement on the islands f Tturup. Sedro Aguila (Continued From Page One) When the Strand Theatre fin: were lacerations of head and forfeited last night's scheduler arms. A Navy ambulance is going game to the Strand Theatre team up to the Homestead hospital to a team consposed of alltime Key | day to bring him back to the U.S. West diamond stars was picked to Na hospital oppose the Strand. And the oldtim Johns was ehfoule to Miami|*rs showed that they still have when the accident occurred, Ac. some of the stuff that they had cording to Walden, he must have before as they whipped the Strand been going af a “pretty fast rate 65. For the oldsters, Phil “Ch of speed” from the evidence of | Baker pitched and Manolo Aceve the distance the car rolled and the 40 received his tosses. Baker burl. | number of times it relied over. ed the entire contest to emerge Tinenai the wipning pitcher ! Carbonell pitetied for the Strand | nine for the first five frames go | ing out in favor of Garcia who) allowed the winning run te score im the person of Chip Pernandes | in the ninth inning. Baker not only pitehed his team to victory but | elves NAVY MAN HURT one since his Money was stolen Hie was finally convinced that he should go and an appointment A seasonal worker who plies his waiting trade between New England and Florida, Barty said | coupibuted a triple to the cause yesterday Tonight at the Wickers’ Field 1 guess I'll go back north. My Stadium, the Gulfstream Food. | Citizen Staff Photo BOB COOPER. who dropped in 21 points to lead the Key West Hieh court five in their one-sided victory over Ft. Pierce. A battery of Ft. Pierce defenders come to « seteeshing halt in a futily ee doesn't seem very sss a tate the Brooks’ Sore | titans to Waals, ten Cohen ee ua “ —_ - = ————EEEE — _ ~ te takes a let of calls *o <erwe the Service Man .. wie Dixie’s LONG DISTANCE LINES Are U. S. DEFENSE LINES os BINDING this country together for defense is a job that make. big demands on the telephone. And a vital part of the job 1» helping bridge the gap between service men and home. 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