The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-05-01

morning in their annual inter city
rivalry. Final score was % points
for Key West against ID for the
visiting aggregation. Previously
Key West had been the underdoq.
The Saturday matches were
nearly even but on Sunday, the
combination of a Miami spree,
coupled with few good Sunday
Conch golfers, was too much and
the Biltmore team was nearly
swamped so much so that their
captain was wondering whether
he could safely navigate to Mi
ami through the flood of tears
shed by the visiting team.
On Saturday afternoon the first
combination off the fairway had
Tubby Price and Tim Moore with
scores of Is and n, respectively,
against Joe Lopez and Sam An
derson and 75-77 scores. That
margin of two strokes each on
the Key West team allowed Mi
ami to take the game, 212 to r..
The little boy with the long drive
might be called Tiny Tim among
friends but among enemy golfers
he is known as little poison.
The second team had Charlie
Miller and Lefty Livesay against
Colonel Bob Spottswood and Ikey
Parks and here the Miami outfit
met a good trouncing. 1t seems
that Lefty Livesay was the cham
pion for left-handers and from
the way he bats a golf ball his
reputation does not belle his
works and before long Bob and
Ikey were shaking in their re-
spective shoes but about this time
they got together and won 3 to 0.
The next team had Jack john
son and Loren Johnson against
Curry Harris and Samuella Gold
smith and before many holes it
appeared that the Miami team
was going to get a good licking.
On the back nine they sort of
walked up but the Key Westers
were not asleep as usual and so
the match ended 3 to 0 for Key
West with lot of Miami grief as
accompaniment.
On the next aggregation, Jack
Kehoe and DR.. Willis (call for DR..
Whilst; call for DR.. WillisD met
the team of Glenn Price and Mel
vim Russell and the Key West
boys came near to being skunked
by Doc but they managed to come
through with a point on the back
nine and hte results were two
for Miami and one point for Key
West. The Doc had 70 (and he
says the best score he ever made
but no Key West player believed
that.
TIL next team had Bradbury
Barnes mad Robert Page Ia couple
of Coral Gablers who go around
watching other people work. and
Lewis Pierce and Doc Willie
Penababe Kemp 1.-TWO hard work
ers when you don't watch them)
and the results were two for Doc
and Louie against one for Brad
and Bob. 1t seems that Brad and
Bob were so fascinated by Louie
almost falling down (but not
quite that they were nonplussed
not to say vexed and amazed.
However, Brad does not worry
too much about such things.
The last match Saturday had J.
L. Moore and Handsome Horace
O'Bryant as Miamians against Ii
Plummer and John Pinder as
Conchs but Handsome forgot who
he was. for a few minutes and
banged in so many brides and
pars that Plummer was so high in
I the air that he hasn't lit yet. He
says he had So strokes counted
but that may have been wrong
Miami had three and Key West
nothing.
Sunday morning was a differ
ent story on account of it was
the day after the night before
and we find that Key West won
121s to 5l5. The results were
this way:
Joe Lopez got hold of himself
and took SO which was one un-
der par and he and Sam Ander-
son beat Tubby Price (70) and
Tiny Tim Morre by 2lz to "
which was reversal of the day
before.
Bob Spottswood and key
Parks were 5, down after 5 holes
and about that time they woke
up and beat Lefty Livesay and
Charlie Miller by 2 to l.
Curry Harris and Samuella
Goldsmith were thinking of other
things than golf and missed in
numerabla puts Especially SAM
and they were lucky to tie liz
to IL with Jack Johnson and
Loren Johnson or maybe it was