The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 9, 1953, Page 12

| George Lastres Hurls No-Hitter As Conchs Whitewash Constance nxn xk * kok * xk * kkk we wk * xk * Friday, 7-0 xk R Painter Pete Cops Victory In. “Twelve Mile Reef Special” Race Here Friday gk k x kk Locals Maintain Nnumber One Rating In District Play By OSCA R MILIAN The Key West Conchs maintained their number one rating in district play when feers of Miami a neat 7 to 0 it handed the Constance Pio- defeat behind the spectacu- lar no hit pitching of George Lastres at Wicker’s Stadium last night before the largest ‘The Constance high a very good defensive club was no match for the Key West boys as Lastres beared down to keep the upstaters from going any farther than third base and striking out 13 batters. Center fielder Bob Gibson and Pitcher John Bobbit were the only @°Miamians to reach third base. ‘The Conchs first score in the fe inning was sufficient to cop contest but went on to put ‘ever three markers in the second ene in the third two in the fifth for assurance and to make the victory more impressive. Eloy Rodriguez, hard Conch left fielder clouted his us- wal three bagger in the third inn- ing and a single for two hits of 4 tries; other players getting two hits were Robert Lastres, whose constant hitting has played a big in the locals fine record this year, Dick Salgado, and catcher J Henriquez. Lan Spickerman who _ relived starting pitcher John Bobbit in the fourth inning hurled good ball for losers allowing the Conchs 2 and one hit. Both clubs play- ed errorless ball. The te: will meet again to- at 8:00, « box score: « KEY WEST CONCH! a | 3 HoONwNoeonoem onBonwroacd CoOHKOMHNOCOD ececeocesost Page 12 THE KEY WEST cI MORE NIGHTS 6 E RACING @ ENDS FRIDAY RACE 4:15 P.M, Second Elimination DERBY TRIALS TONIGHT FOUR TO g . AVENGER » CLARO LAST SUMMER $e NOREMAC DERBY NIGHT, MAY 15th & TONI hitting ; TRANSPORTATION SPECIAL BUSSES TO TRACK LEAVE IN FRONT OF STRAND THEATRE, DUVAL STREET, KEY WEST Enjoy Greyhound Racing crowd of the season. Grimmett, 3b Powell, rr Bobbit, p Spickerman, p Totals— Constance .. Key Wes! RBI: R. Lastres, G. Lastres, Cruz, Rodriguez, Henriquez 2; 2B: Henriquez; 3B: Rodriguez; SB: R. Lastres 3, Henriquez; BB: G. Las- tres 6, Bobbit 1, Spickerman 2; SO: G. Lastres 13, Bobbit 2, Spicker- man 2; HO: Bobbit 9 in four in- nings, off Spickerman, none in 2 innings; "HB: Bobbit 1 (Gates); BK:;, G. Lastres, Bobbit, Spicker- man; Losing Bobbit, winning G. Lastres; U: Halpin and Rodriguez. BAY BOTTOM TAKES (Continued from Page One) freeze applications for purchase of bay bottom throughout the state, comes after much of the State’s most. valuable submerged land has already been sold to specula- tors. : The bill introduced in. the legis- lature grants home rule to coun- ties and cities on filling bay bot- tom. Under these bills Dade. and Monroe county would be able to veto Rep. Papy’s bill to sell the 33 mile strip to private: interests, The AP says that safeguards in the bills are not airtight Improvements such as docks, wharves, ete. can be run out into the water if started by August 1, 1953, under purchases made ‘be- fore: the freeze of the IIB this week. Upland owners have only to get permission of the county to fill their bay bottom or from the eity, if within its jurisdiction. Under the legislative bills tax assessors “are banned from ass7ss- jing submerged land separately. ITIZEN Saturday, May 9, 1953 g SEASON =—s«é& NITE, MAY 15 8 QUINIELAS EVERY QUALIFY TENTH RACE — *%s MILE PICTURE RECKONING * REN EGRADE *& LELANETTE a Ss GHT! 4, q STOCK ISLAND — Just O11 U.S. 1 § , Was the Mardi STRIPPERS AND BAR | ¥V’ge Is Me! (Continued from Page One) Gras Club on | Duval Street where they burst | in while the show was in pro- | gress and jailed three people. | The club is owned by Rose Rab- in, familiarly known as “Mom”, i who gained prominence as the | [% operator of a notorious bawdy ik house which was recently closed. | The manager of the Mardi Gras Club, Arthur G. Thomas, was tak- en into custody ‘on a’ charge .of operating a disorderly house, to wit: allowing his entertainers to | dance nude and indecently in pub- lic. He was later released on $250 bond. Two Mardi Gras_ entertainers, Miss Tania Houser and Miss Terry Morgan, were also jailed uncere- moniously. Miss. Houser Morgan faces charges of “Disorderly con- duct, to wit: mingling’ with the customers as a B-girl” and Miss Houser is charged with indecent exposure and resisting arrest. Although word spread up and down Duval Street like wildfire that Cerezo and. Hernandez were F sl on the prowl, their next stop at the Preview Lounge, Duval Street, also netted three arrests.. Gordon Wolfson, operator of that estab- lishment wound up in the clutches of the law for “operating a dis- orderly house, to wit: permitting female entertainers to dance in the nude and indecently in public.” His bond: $250. Miss June Martin, Preview showgirl made the trip in the paddy wagon with her em- ployer and was charged with in- decent exposure under $250 bond, Another. woman, who gave her ad- dress simuly as “Big Coppitt Key” was arrested jor vagrancy there. Jose Norcisa, owner of the Du- She gave her name as Minta Cruz. val Club, Greene Street, was the next to fall into the clutches of the law when the officers made a third check of the town, Norcisa was charged with ‘‘allowing his help to mingle with the customers” and released on $250 bond. A Duval Club, employee, Miss NUMBER ONE on the list of arrests made last night at local Alice Aleman, was arrested for al-| nightspots was the above pic- fees Mepoenl wnt aise ace | (OTe “man show galeed Horace Young, proprietor of the | ot ma Gunes Bs Smix- Casa Cayo Hueso, was arrested | > 28 rhea ing with the customers.”” She shortly later on a charge that he served alcoholic beverages to a| WaS later released on $250 bond. — Citizen Staff Photo, tainor. He was also released after he; made bond of $250. The charge | Finch, stemmed from an incident in which | he allegedly allowed one Rupert L. Shinn; a Navy man attached to cITy WILL NOT the USS Cero, purchase a drink, (Continued trom’ Page One) Cerezo and Hernandez wound up| torney’s briefs and made hig final their busy evening by arresting | judgement Thursday, Harold Williams, owner of the Har The Judge said, in effect that lem Inn, 723 Emma Street on a/ the Building Inspector is not re- charge of “maintaining a nuisance,| quired to issue her a@ permit to wit: operating a juke box to the! since it would be in violation of discomfort of the neighbors. He) the city zoning ordinances. was later released on $150 bond.| The city contended that Mrs. SESS AE | Mitchell was issued the permit er- The word ‘‘chattel” originally roneously in the first place, that meant what we now know as ‘cat-| her planned addition to the North tle, . | Beach Inn was too close to the r |property of her neighbor, ‘The 50—Legal Notices | building inspector had cancelled og sunererenmecesr ———~ | Mrs. Mitchell’s permit when it was ‘oUS learned that the contemplated con- «struction was in violation of city » | ordinance Mrs. 3 >| tion when ed. name with the uit Court of Monro ida. MAN BEATEN, ROBBED (Continued from Page One) _| ing local hospitals and physicians to determine if anyone has been ym | there for treatment. : The man declined to have his Dated at Key. West, Florida, day of April, 1955 M CIRCEIT Cour SUDICIAL — CURC ULE FOR MONROE FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY. ship com and Karl a Jord SLIT TO FORE MECHANICS* | TONIGHT’S DOG ENTRIES First Race — 5-16 mile Souther Gent Staver Kitchen Maid Suki Susie Wennetah Top News Slick Miss Lennox * Second Race — 5-16 mile Social Success Irish Cheer Telecast Jewel's ‘Trump Eager Miss Jamaica Jim Thataway | Rathy Ann Third Race — 5-16 mile Fish and Chips Jenny Mc Luck » Purple Song Tender Moment All Time Sable Prince Callaway Fourth Race — 5-16 mile Rathmore Lass Phoned Silent Profit Lucky Teter Smart Dude Mail Pouch Foolish Focus Fifth Race — 5-16 mile Thunderette Bushy Gail Fax Guajira Herb’s Pride Tlasol Paleface: Pete Judy Go Sixth Race — 5-16 mile Top Bracket Honest Fax Daisy’s Silver Booster Buck Seventh Race — 5-16 mile Royal Kahili Wise Mike Col. Matt Wynn Timber Jack Highest Reward My Bitsey Jaden Peck Eighth Rece — 5-16 mile Bonnie Acre T. V. Star Stepping By Nick Lutz’ Red Carpet Payette Resonator Navy Diver Ninth Race — 5-16 mile Kitty Hutch Tenth Race — 3-8 mile Second Derby Elimination Lelanette Claro Noremac Picture Renegrade Avenger _ Last Summer Reckoning Eleventh Race — 3-8 mile Man Power Cindy Sue Adjust Parking Sam Gay Liner Glen Page Spring Festival SOeNTY. name used for fear of retaliation. Beseech R. K. Hutching’s Entry Wins Easily In Feature Race With a blanket of roses and a great big hug from ac- tress Terry Moore at stake last night, Painter Pete, own- ed by R. K. Hutchings, out- distanced a crack field of throroughbreds in the “Twelve Mile Reef Special” at the Key West Kennel Club. But the real winner, last night was'a group of Key West Charities—the net proceeds of the gala evening were divided among deserv- ing causes here. A huge crowd of racing enthusiasts flocked to the track to make the evening a rousing success. Screen stars Gilbert Roland, J. Carrol Naish and Miss Moore were on tap to further the worthy causes here. Kennel Club president Abe Aronovitz was instru- mental in making the night a success. | The winner in the feature was something of a longshot, coming fast at the finish to gain a four length verdict and pay 15.40, 7.20 and 3.00. Fire Hazard, who ran second paid 8.20 and 3.60 while the third place puppy, Travelling Bug, paid 4.60. High point of the evening was the Quiniela on_ this race which paid a_ hefty 105.00. SEVEN TEACHERS (Continued from Page One) lege. This testimony is now printed for distribution. Jenner said a Communist party connection with several Brooklyn college professors was indicated but not proved during a 1941 New York ‘state legislative inquiry. a It was not until the Senate. in- ternal security subcommittee called them and they refused to say whether they ever had been members of the Communist party, Jenner said, that Dr. Gideonse was able to eliminate them from the faculty. “Seven were dismissed or re- signed,” he said, ‘following the Senate hearings for refusing to an- swer questions of a duly consti- tuted ‘public body as required by the New York City charter.” 6 MORE NIGHTS 6 Greyhound Racing DAILY DOUBLE 1st and 2nd QUINIELAS EVERY RACE Key West Kennel Club $$ $$ SAVE $$$ 8% and General Auto Repairs TWINS GARAGE 130 DUVAL ST. DIAL 2-2401 $$$ SAVE $33 % Y s } vs. q DOROTHY BA 1 § wite, e WE'RE ON OUR WAY TO THE SIGSBEE SNACKERY FOR A BIG SUPER DELUXE SIGSBURGER AND A SEALTEST ICE CREAM SODA a | cee REY WEST KENNEL CLUS g = .... Sailing Club Holds Meet; Slates Races Plans for a Sailing Club in Key West got off to a good start last Wednesday evening with a. meet- ing at the Home of J. F. Brooks, Seminary Street. Brooks was elected temporary chairman of the group and the fol- lowing committees were appointed: Constitution and By-Laws, Lt. Cdr. Robert Zimmeraman; and Lt, Ful- ler; Name and Burgee, Lt. Gilliam and Mr. P, A. McMasters; Nom- inating and Organizational Details, Mr. Sher, Mr. Bean and Mr. Lott; Temporary Racing Committee, Lt, Brown, Chief Tanner and Mr, My- ers. A. D. Cobb was elected as Publicity Chairman. It was agreed that all who were Present at this meeting and those who attend the next two organiza- tional meetings, will be considered mative period, with the next race slated tomorrow afternoon at 2:15 P. m. off the north shore of Dred- : Key (Sigsbee Park.) All in- terested ‘are invited to participate. | | For QUALITY USED CARS charter members. It was further! decided that to hold races each} Sunday afternoon during the for- | D® ley House, 11 Varela Street, Wed nesday, May 13th at 8:00 Pm Ladies are invited. One of the points emphasi was that the club is to re active members interested in act ual participation in races and out ings aren Seflatinly, not to. be @ coc! lub of = ok of arm-chair ad- The following were the initial meeting: Lt, Car, B, ce Zimmerman, Lt. W.° D. Fuller, Mr. Otis Myers, Mr, A, D, Cobb, Chief W. O. Tanner, Lt. 0. R. Gil- liam, Lt. W. G. Brown, Mr. W. J. Shear, Mr. P. A. McMasters, Mr. W. R. Bean, Mr. C. S. Lott, Mr. G.-E. Gitch, and the host. \Father Roberts To Offer Mass Here Louis C. Roberts, a native Ke Wester who was ordained a cath. olic Priest on March 8th in Jack- sonville will say mass Sunday morning at 10:00 a.m. in St. Mary’s Star of the Sea Church, it has been announced, Father Roberts, who is 9 erot- ate of St. Joseph’s School here will accompanied by his pare.is, Mr, and Mrs. John Roberis who now reside in Jacksonvil’e. ; A reception for the newly or. ed priest will be held at 4:9 All friends of Father Roberss ; cordially invited to attend the f+. Subscrihe to The Cite a the long-stemmed leok in butcher rayon It's the smartest look i you con give your Summer wardrobe. Nelly Don's with slot pockets ond embroidered arrows dramatizing rayon in navy, block, red, brown with white trim. Also white with contrasting trim. 10 to 20. 12.95 New Shipment of REGULAR and $3.98