The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 3, 1952, Page 4

Page 4 | 3rd Period Winners Of Fishing Tournament Listed Committee Now Working On Grand Prize Winners Of Three Periods The Jaycee committee for the Island City Fishing Tournament has completed their listing of winners for their third and final period. This final period of the annual contest found winners from twenty states, Washington, D. C. as far north as and south to Cuba. Below are the listings in Fishabetical or- der: African Pompano: 18 Ibs., 3’ 1”, 26%”, Capt. Ray Gonzaga — “Cajacy,” C. G. Crist, Sioux Nar- rows Ontario, Canada. Amberjack: (Tie) 71 Ibs. 4’, 8%”, 32%”, Capt. John West — “Mae West”, George W. Sumers, No. 2 Sutton Place South, New York 22, New York. Amberjack: (Tie) 71 lbs., 4’ 6”, 36”, U. S. Navy Boat Rearming No. 3, Winton C. Keith, 509 Mar- garet St., Key West, Fla. Barracuda: 42 Ibs. 5’ 20%”, Capt. Wm. Leohr — Private Boat ‘Miss Chippewa”, Arthur Dun- tane, 3434 Avenue “E”, Key fest, Fla. Bonefish: 10 Ibs., Capt. Harry fnow’s Skiff, Marathon, Fla., farjorie T. Gillespie, Tazewell, ‘irginia. Bonito: 15% Ibs., 2’ 912”, 1912”, €apt. Albert Atwell — “Sail- fish”, A. C. Varland, 304 Nettles Street, Morris, Illinois. Cobia: 35 Ibs., 4’ 1”, 26” U. S. Navy oat Rearming No. 6, Louis A. Cavallaro, 108 Monu- ment St. Portland, Maine. Grouper: 45 Ibs., Capt. Henry joa “Bolo Jr.,” Islamorada, . Philip G. MacDonald, 3024 Palisade Ave., New York 63, u.Y. Jack, Crevalle: 17 lbs., 2’ 6%”, 20”, Capt. Bill Crespo — “Lucy”, Brugos, 820 Adam . Gary, Ind. Jewfish: 270 Ibs, 65”, 55”, Capt. C. W. Montgomery — “Greyhound”, Arthur E. Pater- son, 5729 ‘Vashington Blvd., In- dianapolis, Ind. Kingfish: 36 Ibs.. 4’, 8”, 21”, Capt. John West — “Mae West”, Sam Klahr, 305 Federal Street, Bridgeport, Conn. Mackerel, Cero: 10 Ibs., 2’ 8%”, 15”, Capt. Jakie Key — “Le- gion,” Patricia Leonard, 1200 W. Eddy St., Chicago 13, Ill. Mackerel, Spanish: 9 Ibs, 6) ozs., 2’ 9”, 16", Barry Beach Skiff, Marie A. Bader, Hardin, Illinois. Permit: 32% lbs., 3%”, 28%”, Boat Christopher, J. 0.) Fisher, PO Box 133, Brownstown, Ind. Sailfish: 50 Ibs. 6’ 11", 36”, Capt. Albert Atwell — “Sail- fish”, H. H. Brown, 119 5th Street, N. Canton, Ohio. Snapper, Mutton: 16% Ibs., 7”, 21”, Pier at OpDevSta., John C. Waters, 1004 E. Monroe Tem- | 4), , ple, Texas. Tarpon: 68 Ibs., 3’ 7” 28 Capt. Skee Bornowski — “Fila, John Fitzpatrick, AUW School, Key West, Fla Special Fly Fishing Division Permit: 14 1 2 7%", 24”, Capt. Ed. Barry Ne Eddie D. Miller, 310 E. 44th Hialeah, Fila. The committee is now engaged in the tedious process of select ing the class winners f: the three periods for the grand prizes, which will be in the very near future SOFTBALL SCHEDULE: May 6, 7:3 Bell Te USS Navy vs. Gen 3 ral vy Long Line Of Derby Winners rs the Ker Churchill Downs thirteen t Boos or gra nes by horses s after hie soa. Sir : wes #0 secceenial as a mre bere Canada | THE KEY WEST CITIZEN | | “> \ that the postpone their official opening un-, Saturday, May 3, 1952 Bench Views JACK K. BURKE Officials of th Key West Little Baseball League have decided to til May 13. This move was made, | so that their games would not con- flict with other events that are/| scheduled at Bayview Park. Support and financial backing of the six teams that make up the Little League are some of the fin- est organizations in Key West. Not that there are not more, but these are a little more able to lend a hand to the youth of this commu- nity. The Bench would like to thank the Lions Club, Rotary Club, Jay- cees, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Elks and Kiwanis for their kind generosity to this worthwhile pro- ject, which is but one of the many ways to keep the young boys off the strets and help combat juve- nile delinquency. Key West is not the only city that these nationally known organ- izations help by this manner. In almost every suburb of this coun- try of ours, one or all, contribute to some form of athletics for the youth. Members of the Key West Golf Club have ben invited to partici- pate in a tournament, held at the Miami Shores Country Club, May 31 and June 1. At the present time the trophy, which is awarded to the winner of these match plays, is with Miami, but according to Joe Lopez, it is expected that it will be brought back to Key West. The winner re-/| ceives the right to keep the trophy | till they have lost a tournamen then it is given over and the win-) ner maintains it until the other) the other one wins. These tourna- ments are played on a home-and-| home basiss, so the many local golf fans who will not be able to make the trip will receive their chance to watch the Key West members, when Miami Shores play | | their return match here, sometime | straight games and the st in the future | Some 40 or 50 members are ex-; pected to make the trip and if any others desire to go, they should contact Joe at the Club and let him know, so that arrangements can be made | It was felt by the officials of the yn Junior League mes were ending too so they have moved to 7:30 p.m event that one American L late at night ame time By this, in the of th games is tied up or some est the around effective tead of the Denver Is sere Baseball-Wacky DENVER (®—As a baseball-wa a USINESS AS USUAL” & Thanks2cvmg, rwimas St. Petersburg at West Palm Greenwooc | Bean and Diaz starred for win- BASEBALL aaa (Sates | Baseball | } 0 owinc | Kerr for the losers. e | The Score: s nd SCORES Throu h Club— R. H. E. ta ings FRIDAY’S RESULTS g | Evans Enterprises 15 3} By The Associated Press By The Associated Press By | A. Legion ——-4 3 3) w H National League ; | Batt: Pita and Kerr; C. Diaz! american Le jon Lost os Brooklyn 3 Chicago 1 Pedro Aguilat | and Bean. eet gat) ; wie New York 5 Pittsburgh 3 (10 in- Struck out: Diaz, 9; Pita 12. St. Louis 9 5 pe nings) : The Brocks Stars came to life! rages Cleveland 10 «6 ~—s625| St. Louis 3 Philadelphia 2 Thursday night and won over theh BASEBALL SCHEDULE Chicago 7 7 Boston 2 Cincinnati 1 Gulfstream Food Store by a 6 to 3, SUNDAY, MAY 3 AT 2:30 P.M.i New York 6 7 American League | score. Alce pi ge The Strand Theater, who _ won| Washington 5 7 Boston 13 St. Louis 6 | and allo their first exhibition game from | Philadelphia 3 9 New York 4 Detroit 1 | five inni Brooks Stars, will play the Gulf- | Detroit 2° 10 Philadelphia 13 Chicago 12 | In th s he fan-| stream who won one and lost! Wetional League Cleveland 6 Washington 2 | ned eight be owed but!one to Brooks Stars so far in | prooki = 9 Florida International League =| ne hit, the only man to reach| these games. New York 9 z Tampa 14 Fort Lauderdale 13 | first base. Mgr. Valdez -f the Strand, will | Chicago 10 ; Havana 9 Miami Beach 5 | Gabe Lastres started for the} have on his club: Roberts, Mira, | Cincinnati 9 23 Petersburg 2 West Palm Beach | Food and he was touched| Cabot, Mongolo Sanchez, Andy |st. Louis = : y e hits and one run in four| Alonzo Al Pazo, Kaki Rodfi- il i Lakeland 4 Miami 0 Greenwood allowed five | guez, Cheese raat rl Puby reas : Fs Florida State League i three hits in the last) Carbonell, Sweeting, Macias, and | pittsburgh ; 0 DeLand 13 Jacksonville Beach 0 ‘five. Brown hit three safely,|Gomez and Soto, so they’ will . - Sanford 9 Cocoa 8 (replay, April | Richardson two and Alce hit 8) have a pretty good club. |, Blorida State League 18 protest) | triple for Mike s club. Mgr. Sterling will have Man. | peaville Beach 14 5 Sanford 5 Cocoa 1 For the rling hit} gano, Anderson, Acevedo, San-— ino 6 : Daytona Beach 7 Palatka 5 twa in his t bat. In| tana, F. Lopez, Betzell, Durgin, | Sone reget eS 13 ae suruatioe 1 | the fie t!G. Lastres, Greenwood, ° Dinki bona 2 zg Gainesville 3 Orlando 1 day 2 d : Staring. | Stas ena Aut Knowles, Ingraham and Sterling. Leesburg : 10 TODAY'S GAMES i layed well; for the ovine “ By The Associated Press Sinith, Brown alest oo oe CREA Cocoa 6 123 American League Intoch were the best. w Daytona Beach 6 13 Chicago at Philadelphia i s: | Wednesday at 8 p.m. May 7—|St. Augustine is 15 St. Louis at Boston R. HE. | Post 28 vs Pepe's: ames Florida International League Detroit at New York 000 100 3026 8 3], Friday at 8 pm, May 9~|Tampa 19 66 Cleveland at Washington eam 000 030 000—3 7 3/ Evans Enterprises vs. K. W. In-|Miami Beach 18 7 National League Alce and McIntoch; Las- | S4¥7@nce Co. Havens te Boston at Cincinnati nwood and Jackson. ——— lami 3 12 Brooklyn at Chicago > hit—Alce. STANDING OF THE LEAGUE} West Palm Beach 13 12 New York at Pittsburgh Jackson 1, Dor- foe ale W. L. Avg.|St. Petersburg 12 14 Philadelphia at St. Louis sey 2, McIntoch 1 vans Enterprises 4 1 .800/ Lakeland 6 18 Florida International League Struck out—L 3, Green-| Pepe’s Cafe — 600 Fort Lauderdale 1 23 Lakeland at Miami wood 5, Alce 12 A. Legion -400 Miami Beach at Havana Walk = 3, Lastres 1, and|*- W- Insurance 1 4 0 Read the Classified Ads For Progress For Time—2:10 Umpires—Calero, Brooklyn and Calero. Winner Loser—Green Scorer—Aguil Beach Fort Lauderdale at Tampa Florida State League Palatka at DeLand Sanford at Gainesville St. Augustine at Orlando Jacksonville Beach at Leesburg Cocoa at Daytona Beach Coach Is So Successful That He Resigns DIMMITT, Tex. (?—John Blaine who coached two undefeated teams in the same sport, has resigned. Blaine had been coach at Dim- mitt High School for 16 years. He | a handled all sports. That was the | Pita, w reason he resigned. He felt the | fanned 11 burden of coaching was too great. |in the Now Dimmitt is seeking two coa ches to replace Blaine. His boys basketball team won 36 e cham pionship. His girls basketball tea won 38 games and the state ¢ pionship. Last fall his football t won 10 of 11 games. Last spri his track team was runner-up in the state meet. | Blaine isn’t worried about a job He is financially independent. But he'll be able to get most any coach ing job he wants. Go To Ball Game NEW YORK Harold R. Me Alce. GAMES SCHEDULED AT | WICKERS’ FIELD Sunday afternoon at 2:30 p. m.} Field the Gulfstream y the Strand Thea- So remember fans that it will be a treat to see these two clubs in action. YOU. boys will ter nine. s lost its to the An | Final score ‘ost 28. ed a very good game | e batters, while | ed but {on an € Jor (?—Federal Judge stened Thurs: ay by us.” said Defe el Arthur Dean. he government so moves,” * d Special Assistant ey al Victor H. Kran A ge Medina appc nittee of two to arran to a Dodger — ¢ e, with a steak No date was HONEST QUALIFIED RELIABLE FOR SiIATE ATiC eY HELIO (Moni) GONE. PULL LEVER No. 12 A ARE VITED + Meet the Candi + Hear the Candi Democratic Rally Monday, May 5th, 8 P.M. BAYVIEW PARK + Hear th Band (= 73 >) + See the Candidates COME COME ALL! Monroe Cc Executive All of Monroe County Pull Lever 27-A For County Commissioner FIRST DISTRICT J. M. FERNANDEZ, JR. “JOE” Paid Pol. Adv. Vote For H. Earl Duncan Member of School Board District 4 © Qualified Experienced HELP KEEP OUR SCHOOLS FREE OF POLITICS By Pulling Lever 35-A ates ates ONE! y Democratic Committee aeepnt aie ates: