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The Coolidge examiner., 1941-08-01
PINAL COURT
PROCEEDINGS
Marriage Licenses: :

=
CONTRERAS, Peter F., 26, Flor
ence and Conception NAFAR-
RATE, 20, Coolidge.
BLYTHE, Robert Roy, 81. Phoe-
nix and Nettie Mae MANESS, IS,
Phoenix.
STEMM, John Irving, %, Miami
and Rozelia GILLESPIE, p,
Globe.
SCOTT, Hiram, 2S, Casa Blanca
and Maggie JOSEPH, "a, Casa
Blanca.
TEEL, Raymond Seeley, 81,
Parker and Opal GREGG, II
Coolidge.
MILLER, Frank Clay, 90, Phoe,
nix and Evelyn Merle PARK, 1S,
Phoenix.
DRIGGERS, Gene, "a, Eloy and
Zay Pauline FREEMAN, 10, Eloy
GRANADA, Cosme, %, Los An
geles and Virginia CORDOVA, 19,
Eloy.
STEVENS, George L., Legal,
Patagonia and Edilia CHAPARRO
81, Tucson.
DUKE. Ernest Arnold, 30, Phoe
nix and Odean Marie SHINA
FELT, 33, Detroit.
PETERSON, Don L., 21, Temps
and Nina FARNSWORTH, IS
Mesa.
Estates Filed:
No. 1706-Estate of Francisco A
Tilly, Deceased. Petition of Fran
cisco G. MARTINEZ for probate Of
Will. Filed July IS, 1941.
No. 1707-Estate of VIM. A
Smith, Deceased. Petition of Mrs
Lillian A. Smith for Letters o.
Administration. Filed July "a
1941.
Estates Closed:
No. 16S2-Estate of Frank l.
Garcia, Deceased Whole of es
tate assigned to Juana r. Garcia
surviving widow, on July 2S, 1941
Civil Actions Filed:
No. 6709-Jose Campozano
Plaintiff VS. Francisco Campozano
Defendant. Action for divorce
filed July "a. 1941.
No. 6710-L. E. Walters, Plain.
tiff VS. Inez Walters, Defendant
Action for divorce, filed July 2S,
1941.
Judgments Rendered:
No. 6665-Emelio Gonzalez,
Plaintiff VS. Josephine Gonzalez
Defendant. Decree of Divorce
granted plaintiff on July 23, 1871,
No. 66S5-Carl Edward Dove,
Plaintiff VS. Alberta Summers
Dove, Defendant. Decree of di-
vorce granted plaintiff July %,
1941.
No. 66S4-Lucille Ward Crider,
Plaintiff VS. Emmett c. Crider, De
fendant. Decree of Divorce grant
ed plaintiff July "a, 1941.
No. 66S6-The O'Malley Lumber
Company, a corporation, Plaintiff
vs. w ]. Hamilton, Defendant.
Plaintiff obtained judgment on
July "a, 1941 for $66S.61 principal
and $3.50 costs, with interest on
both amounts from date until
paid at the rate of 6 per cent. per
annum.
No. 6679-Mildred Naomi Kin
nard. Plaintiff VS. Bennie Lloyd
Kinnard, Defendant. Decree OF
Divorce granted plaintiff on July
"a, 1941.
Criminal Actions Filed:
No. 1S2O-The State of Arizona
VS. Miguel Garcia, Superior, de
fendant. Defendant is charged
with Assault With Intent To Com
nit Murder, felony. The COM
plant of George Mariscal, opera
tor of the Tiajuana Cafe in Su-
perior states that on July 24th
Garcia came in his cafe in an III
toicated condition, and that he
put him out. Later, according 10
Mariscal, Garcia came back with
a butcher knife and threatened
to kill everyone in the place. Mar
iscal stated that he hit Garcia
and with help, took the knhe
away from him and called the ol-
ficers, who arrested him.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-08-01
Birthday Surprise

Sam Fisher was surprised on
his birthday Friday night by
friends, who hadn't told even Mrs.
Fisher their plans. They arrived
unannounced with congratulations
a birthday cake, and ice cream,
which they stayed to help enjoy.
Those who made up the party
were Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Harmon,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Stringer, and
Mrs. Charles d. Elledge.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-08-01
Local Happenings

o Wiley Parsons of Florence, who
Is Senator f. W. McFarland's Sc
cretary. was in Coolidge Thursday
to visit friends and attend to busi-
ness.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-08-01

. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cohen
and children Rose Lee and Ben
ME 10. visited Mrs. COhen's
Evening star., 1941-11-30

kit. Frigioaire bath: also ] room kl,
Frisidaire. bath; attractive!y furnished
adults, eenties Immediate possession
Evening star., 1941-11-30
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

347s l4th ST NW,--Young lady share .
lovely front rm; twin beds, pvt, bath;
45l5 l7th ST. N. ;Arl., ya.-Larse room.
zone: men preferred. Glebe 2469.
BERDIcK's GUEST HOUSE, 1914 18th ST.
n.w.-Bus stop refined young gentleman,
share double, $40; single. S45.
PVT. HOME; full house privils.: uni. phone;
excellent meals toptionaD; single or double.
Dupont 1923.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.. $500 Military I'd
Attractive, connecting rooms for refined
younS ladies, non-smokers Wo. 1897.
1858 PARK RD.-Rooms to share for jew
nhone sn sr' HoSsrs sasseat 4sa Hea' home prvs un
94s &. IRVING ST. NW.-Jewish home: de-
convenient transp; men only. IA. 7169. :
322l 18th ST. NW-Double and triple
@ iiyis sasn alnns6s Hp ham' at
TWO OR THREE congenial girls: large
beautiful room in new apartment. 18th and
Eucnu ssetion; resSonable; meals optionsl;
woman. non-smokins. can have large single
room with board in private home at 38I1
l4th St. NV. Phone CO. 4bs6. 30'
Ia25 cRITTENpEN sT..,Jexish; Just
BY young conaenisI Couple; have room room tiqN Tor
lev lev. refned girls: excellent cooking. ia.
OoO-. 3Os
Ga faa CHI pv.: b. ssG, :5ss s,sh
private home; near bus. EN- 1919
a3a9 ;;;, 10th ST; NV, cony. transp-Besu-
tiIully furn. room for three, adj. bath;
DSeE r0e meals asss sny hour seeS co s
3oO2 18th ST. N.W:-Vacancies for young
men; unlimited phone home cooking:
showers; $40 Rentiles.
GLOVER PARK. 1919 Benton st. NV
Large double front rm.; home atmosnhere;
excel meals; on bus line WO. 69a5
private bath. entrance; sentiles.
3d06 18TH ST. NV, Apt. 5-Large double
room' for l or :! men; meals available
Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE, 1894 Q st. NV
Double front rm.. attractively furn. .,nd
floor ref; pvt. home; garage. MI. 5000.
1914 N. CAPITOL ST.-Clean front dou-
BILE rooms; home cooking, served in family
STYLE. NO. 9144.
ROOM AND BOARD in exchanee for TAX
able midtown apt. NE. "44l
TWO VACANCIES in a real home, happi-
ness assured. RA. 5000
SINGLE OR DOUBLE. excellent food and
service good TRANSPORTATION. Georgia 492.2!.
1885 1880 HOBART ST, Nw.-Larse,, double
tJewishl cooking. Adams 1889.
YOUNG MAN to share room with son of
adult family: large room, twin beds; best
food; a real home WO. 1904.
FOR ELDERLY PERSON or couple. lovely
room with porch, adjoining bath; excel
lent meals; tray service only. EN-. 4617.
JEWISH HOME double room. twin
beds, board. unlim. phone; men or women;
reas. l6lS Webster ST. NV ia. 323S.
1909 BILTMORE ST. NV
lst- -hoor-front studio room, open are
place: avail. Dec. !: excellent meals
BELMONT GARDENS.
1889 r St.
One OF Washington's largest great houses
Singles with private bath, doubles over
one hundred beautifully furnished rooms
exceptional meals. switchboard. new annex
nearing completion
SO Nicholson st. NV.
Can accom-. few guests in lovely home.
Everything new. Convenient transp.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED.

bath, nreproof BLDG, 35S4 10th st. ~.
5oN So !ei is4a %ff Park sF 'fd,'0t rd Co % 6sss oN
0os Rms, KIT. ANp gATHas4o;
zoo St b1;sbt se nj, Navy rooms YIa 'fa-n
DIXIE REALTY CO. Ma. $3.50.
FINE LOCATION; NEWLY. DECORATED;
4 rooms, kitchen, bath and porch. 2465
18th st. NV. District 5021.
CHARMING. CLEAN, NEW APT IN BEAU
3 lse rms. dinette, model k. and b.;
minutes express service to Union Station;
SEC fere: really worth seeing; $50 in
adults; no objection to infant. For further
particulars see D. S. NASH, 1916 Bryant
sW; SECTION D.c-?-RooM APT;
ried couple preferred Inquire MIR YOUNG
CHI. 5000
R-BEpRooM HOUSE IN NV. SECTION.
rhod sensaGS Adults, in pbona Sen sse
SUNDAY or evenings.
3lI BRYANT ST. NE.--UNFUR.. J. ROOM,
kitchenette; semi-pvt. bath: gas. elec. and
heat furnished: S35 mo. DU. s32l.
1921 MINNESOTA AVE; NE-3 ROOMS
kit. dlmstte bath; Frisidaire' utils; adults:
ROOMS KIT. AND BATH; HEAT AND
trans: trans; beautiful surroundinssss 41a4 N.
kitchen and private bath; employed couple:
ROOMS, BATH; ,s45 MO, OIL FEAT
ave, Hyattsville, Md. WA. 876s.
I5lel 5th ST. N.W.-,LARGE ROOM AND
kitchen: screened porch; semi-private bath;
elec, refg.. gas. elec included.
5l.5 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE; NV,
eee dsefmiet refe sa3 s5 PZ RA sssi ssf all u'' incl
GIRL WANTED TO FURN. ONE ROOM.
attr. Groom, kit, bath apt; NV: ress.;
1907 TAYLOR ST NV ROOMS AND
kitchen, remi-rrivate bath; near schools
and transportation: reasonable.
NEAR CAPITOL 3Is 9Th ST NE
Lovely front > rooms XII end bptt; re-
fined. settled adults heat, liEht and gas
furnished.
gl9 EMERSON ST, NV ROOMS.
newly decorated: near trans. and stores;
adults only: gentiles.
.23l2 PA AVE SCI ROOMS. KIT.
bath, with heat: conv. for Transportation
adults
13 .5th ST. EE.-ENTIRE FIRST FLOOR
OF house. : large rooms screened porch;
heat, gas. light furn.: reasonable
. ROOMS. KIT, sEMI-PRIvATE BATH,
light. gas, heat Frigidaire: private home.
Ii. 79ss. l7l7 24th pl. sc.
1871 4th ST. NE-3 ROOMS PRIVATE
bath. heat. elec. and gas; refined home
for adults
915 EMERSON ST. NW-3 ROOMS.
semi-bath, utilities: available Dec. l, en-
ployed couple. After l pm.
LARGE LIVING ROOM. BED-DREssING
esssy eiSse5 klehsn fhehs EM path Goo immediate 0'eu
1903 18th ST. SE.-3 RMS, BATH; ALL
utilities furn.; bus / block. walking dis
tarce Navy Yard Adults. Reas
1874 QUINCY ST N.W-ENTIRE SECOND
floor. 3 large rooms "a baths. use Of at
tic: utilities furnished; reasonable; Frisid.
30'
2cO ST NE ROOMS AND KIT. IN
private home; heat gas. elec., phone in
cluded adults; S37 so; q blk. cars.
Evening star., 1941-11-30

sUBLEAsE TO RESPONSIBLE COUPLE.
LIVING room bedroom, dinette, full kitchen.
tile bath. Overlooking park Beautifully
decorated. mostly antiques. Available Dec.
18th. SIS mo. Takoma Park, 1904 Hous-
ton ave SE 630f-W
Evening star., 1941-11-30

NF'| DE JUNE TIT
Ready fo~ occupancy about Dc. 18th.
lTil Trinidad Ave, re
Open fer JnSDectcl.
CAP pFTFO HALLS.
J. H. REALTY CO,
1l3l Florida Ave. NE. TR. 2O.'S.
Evening star., 1941-11-30

SIS 5o--CAPTTCL HEIGHTS ROOMS
Seml-bath. 1st floor. couole and small child
Htllside O543M CAL before $40 pm
Evening star., 1941-11-30

COLORED-135 ADAMS ST. NW.-NEW
basement apt, . Ice. rms. kit. pvt. bath
includes gas. cleo, heat; $40 per mo. Open,
ME 3q41
Evening star., 1941-11-30

1172 MORSE ST. NE POCMs. K1TcTI
only: available Immediately: s45
Evening star., 1941-11-30

JEWISH GIRL TO SHARE APT WITH
two others: 1I25 18th ST. NV. near Mass.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
ROOMS UNEuRNIShEp

1880 NJ ST. NV, Apt. 44-In private
apartment, suitable for lady. Sunday
between II and g.
CHEVY CHASE, mr.. circle-Lge attrac-
lively paneled rn., pvt. shower wash
rm., entrance and garage. $50. OIL. O965
LARGE FRONT ROOM, facing 18th ST,
pvt. bath. ample closet space, phone ext
gentlemen or employed couple. GE. 5l37
COLORED-308 Fla. ave. NV. Apt. !;
large unfurn. room in refined home; use
Of telephone and kitchen. DU. 1864.
Evening star., 1941-11-30

1923 SHERIDAN ST. NV ROOMS
kltch.. din. bath. heat, gas, elec: OF =
adults: gentiles: after ! pm
Evening star., 1941-11-30
ROOMS fURN. g UNFURk.

NV. SEcTION-I room ana sun porch
partly furn.; ! bedroom. furn.; gentileS
prefer men. OR. 233O.
NEAR CONG. LIB.-Lge. 81 or Ink,
st. s.w.-Sl Ink, So. IA. 40i3.
CHEvERLY. MD.-Large front room in
pvt. home; semi-pVt. bath or priv. If de-
sired; conv. transp. WA. 1903
COLORED-1l3O Park rd-Furnished or
unfurnished room, girls or couple: refer
fnce
Evening star., 1941-11-30
ROOMS WANTED.


COLLEGE GRADUATE desires, room in Ar
trance. Box 170-A. Star.
GOVT. WOMAN wants room in quiet apt.
bids, large closet tbreak or kitch privil a.,
downtown. Box 314-A, Star.
SINGLE MAN desires small inexpensive
room or sleeping porch. furn. or unfur-
nlshed D. c. or suburbs excellent refer
ences: please state price. Box 309-A, Star"
WARM ROOM, large closet rear Chevy
Chase Circle. no other roomers; employed
lady Protestant; after January lst Hox
324Z. Star.
rec ROOM in cs Sy Waa xt :ss
ences exchansed. Box 27s-A. Star.
room, Ink. private, refined family; state
full particulars. Box 249-A, Star.
LADY, employed GENTLE, Protestant1,
desires quiet room, private bath. garage
Tssso2a9le sax aaaA Reply fully stating terms,
-LADY-Housekeepns room, steam heat,
running water; walking distance Bureau Of
standards; reas. Box s4-A, Star.
ARLINGTON or 3 fur. or unfur. rooms
or house: reasonable. Box 1916. Star.
PRACTICAL NURSE wants warm room with
montb gr1,l or p; Sz4a near transportation; sl5
WOMAN. refined. employed. retiring early,
desires warm, bright room entirely free
from radio sounds, in home Of one or two
quiet: refined adults: conv't transp. Box
243-A, Star.
GENTLEMAN wishes room, with or with
out bath. near upper 10th st. NV: state
rate. Box 240-A. Star. 3O'
EMPLOYED LADY, with baby. wishes room
With home privileges Arlington. Glebe
Evening star., 1941-11-30
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ARLINGTON-Large room. new maple fur
niture. innerspring mattress; beautiful
Christian home; pvt. bath. Glebe 3O1O.
BETHESDA-Bright double rm.. next bath;
new home: for two empl girls; no other
roomers pvt. Oliver 0925.
4OIO N 21st-Large room. twin beds;-
block Cherrydale bus; suitable employed
couple.
bath, auto. heat, c.h.w,; near 2 bus lines;
garage opt. oxford 1855.
ARLINGTON-Room with breakfast; pri-
vate home; walking distance from new
Army Building. jackson 1s13 after pm.
furnished room. refined home. near Wis.
consin ave: no other roomers; IS week;
GENTLE. WI 1854.
ARLINGTON, 1918 n. 16th ?d.-Master
c.h.w.; Toe fare: SIS mo. cK. 46ie.
Evening star., 1941-11-30

24Ql 18th ST N.E.-One with double
BED. one with twin bed cheerful front
rooms. pvt. bath. NO. 3SSG
Evening star., 1941-11-30

1925 18th ST. NV LARGE RIM. FUI
kitchen. elec. refrigerator; lst foc
NO 1894
Evening star., 1941-11-30
CLUB 1920,

$500 18th ST. NV.
Fine food, inner-spr!nE mattresses. tele-
phone n every room. Parking space. A
few choice vacancies available.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
TILE. PROTES-

3532 18th N.W.-Livins rm, kit, bed rm
bath for Govt couple (gentllesj: $50 so;
util included. co. 464S-W
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-11
EXHIBITION GAMES
TOMORROW NIGHT

+ The basketball game between
C.G.C. Pandora and VP33 origin
ally slated for tomorrow night
has been cancelled due to alb
sence from the city of the Coast
Guard club, Island City League
director John Offutt announced
last night. The affair was the
only league contest scheduled for
the evening.
A picked team headed by Jo-
seph Domenech will engage two
league teams in an exhibition
doubleheader tomorrow night.
VP33 will furnish opposition in
the first game and US. Marines
in the afterpiece.
Domenech claims he will have
a number of the city's outstand-
ing players on his club. He lists
Edward Woodson, an excellent
guard; William Gates, former
star forward; Jackie Carbonell,
Sydney Mathews, Rubber Wick
ers, Harry Knight, Arthur Reese
Thompson and himself.
Pandora is unable to complete
it's schedule due to orders that
sends the cutter out on patrol du-
ties all this week. League play
ends Friday night.
The picked team will furnish
opposition for High School Friday
night in place of the Bears. The
game will be a preliminary to
the deciding battle for league sec
ond-half championship between
Lions and Marines.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-11
US. NAVY B0WIERS
CRUSH ARMY AGAIN
MATCH NEXT WEEK MAY
THROW TOURNAMENT
INTO TIE


Fresh from their first triumph
last week, Uncle Sans sailing
bowlers last night rolled up their
sleeves and proceeded to smash
their way to the second straight
victory over Army, 2059-1 1914.
The Navy's crack bowling
team, composed of sailors and
marines, have finally thrown off
the spell cast over them by the
Soldiers. Previously, the Dough-
boys had taken the first three
matches in the series between the
service bowlers. Should Army
drop the next match, the tourna-
ment will be tied with each club
claiming three victories.
The rivalry between the oppos-
ing government forces was in
tensified by the Nays win last
night and an exciting, hard-fought
set of games is expected when
the teams meet next week.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-11
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
Dorothy A. Wiseheart, holder of Tax
Certificate No. 1926, issued the 3rd
day of August. A. D. 1881, has
filed same in my office and has
made application for tax deed to
be issued thereon. Said certificate
embraces the following described
property in the County of Monroe.
State of Florida, to-wit:
NEA. Sec. /, Twp. So, Range "a,
100 Acres, Monroe County Rec
ords.
The assessment of the said prop
erty under the said certificate is
sued was in the name of The Glencoe
Company.
Unless said certificate shall be re-
deemed according to law. the prop
erty described therein Will be sold
to the highest bidder at the court
house door on the first Monday in
the month Of April, 1941. which Is
the eth day Of April, 1941.
Dated this gath day of February,
1871.
! (SEAL) Ross sawyer
| clerk of Circuit Court of Monroe
County, Florida.
! feb25; mar4-11 rs, 1871
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-11
High School (42l

Officials: Referee, Domenech ;
umpire, knight; scorer: Berko-
witt; tinekeeper Russell
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-11
HAYES AND PATTON
FEATURED In FIGHT
CARD FRIDAY NIGHT
KEY WEST ARENAS PRO
MOTER PLANS AMATEUR
TOURNAMENT FOR LOCAL
BOXERS

Clyde Hayes Miami welter-
weight who made his Key West
debut last week by knocking out
Billy Breedlove in the fifth round
of the semi-final. comes back Fri
day night in the featured 10
rounder at Cecil Carbonelps ST.
monitor and Front street arena.
Hayes, long-range hitter who
floored Breedlove in each of the
last three rounds, tangles with
Jack Patton of Philadelphia. The
pair will fight three-minute
rounds, the first since Caroonell
launched his boxing programs
here.
Jackie Page, 126-pound ex-
Golden Glover from New York,
gets another chance to show his
rapid fire left-hand in semi
final battle with Manuel Han
cock, 1870, Key West. Page turn
ed his appearance into an exhibit
ton last week when he pumped
left hands into the face Of Key
Vests Red Roberts for six rounds
without ever drawing a return.
Amateur boxers will appear in
the preliminaries and Carbonell
has announced plans for a series
of the bouts which, if there is
enough interest among local box
ers, will be developed into
tournament.
Carbonell plGns to call for
during the next few
weeks and begin a tournament
here which will end with the
winners going to the state tour
ney next year and finally to the
Golden Glove eliminations in
New York.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-11
LEG A Is
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
Dorothy A. Wiseheart, holder of Tax
Certificate No. f1072, issued the 3rd
day of September, A. D. 1928, has
filed same in my office and has
made application for tax deed to
be issued thereon. Said certificate
embraces the following described
property in the County of Monroe,
State of Florida, to-wit:
S12, Sec. 25, Twp. 81, r. "a, $50
Acres. Book CT Page $50, Mon
roe County Records.
The assessment of the said prop
erty under the said certificate is
sued was in the name of j. M.
Yeagle.
Unless said certificate shall be re-
deemed according to law, the prop
erty described therein will be sold
to the highest bidder at the court
house door on the first Monday in
the month of April, 1941, which is
the 18th day of April A. y. 1871.
Dated this 24th day of February,
1871.
(SEAL) Ross c Sawyer
Clerk of Circuit Court of Monroe
County, Florida.
feb25; mar4-1 1941
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-11
Lions Hold Cage
Lead By Downing
Students, 20 AZ
NEW JERSEY VISITOR
WON MEMS PUTTING
TOURNEY AT LA CASA

H. N. Walker, of Short Hills,
N. j., won the weekly putting
tournament on the Casa Marina
practice green Sunday with a par
eighteen. His daughter, Miss
Gertrude Walker, captured the
women's division honors with a
nineteen.
D. w. Boise, A. c. Moore and
Mr. Caulkins tied for second place
in the mems contest, while in
the Women's race second honors
were shared by Mrs. Peter
Schutt, Mrs. Delbrook Licihten-
berg, Miss Dorothy Neff and Miss
Bobby Gordon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-11
MCKAY LEADS
CAGE SCORERS

Sharpshooting Mckay, Pandora
Bear forward, topped scorers of
the Island City Basketball
League with los points at the
end of seventh round play, He
held a three-point margin over
Ensign Laney of the Marines,
who placed second with l02. Four
teen points behind in third place
is Student Dewitt Roberts, 88.
Mckay was also outstanding in
foul-shooting, topped only by
Lion Joe Pinder. The Pandora
forward sunk II out of IL free
shots, averaging CAT. while Pin
Ger claimed Is out of 10 for 68.4,
Roberts again placed third, sue
cessfully shooting 20 out of 80.
62.5. -. -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-11
Pandora Bears Forfeit
Kept Marines Game Be-
hind Pacesetters; De-
Gliding Battle Friday
BY RABID FANSTER

Lions Club cagers last nigh
doggedly held on to their slim
margin over US. Marines in the
"down-the-stretch" fight for Is.
land City Leagues second-hal
championship. Taking no chances
with the lightweight High Schoo
quintet, the pacesetters ran up ar
early commanding lead and went
on to almost set a new high-score
record. AS it were, they defeat
ed the Students. 70-42-38 points
above the Schools total and just
a single field goal less than the
leagues high mark.
Pandora Bears forfeited the
afterpiece of the scheduled dou-
bleheader to the Marines, who
thus remained a game behind the
Lions The leading clubs will
meet in the deciding battle of the
season Friday night. .
Limiting the varsity players to
a lone basket and free shot in
the opening quarter last night,
the Civic BOYS piled up 12-point
margin, 1873, and at intermis-
sion were ahead, 1911. Outpoint-
ed 17-9 in the third period as the
Students displayed brief burst
of speed, they went on wild
scoring spree in the final round
to skyrocket their score from AT
to 70.
Failing to set new high-point
record, the Lions established an
other mark. That is, guard Joe
Pinder did. Leading the league
in foul-shooting with an average
of 68.4, Pinder practically clinch-
ed leadership of this department
by sinking six out of six free
throws, a perfect percentage. The
feat was the peak of accuracy for
that number of penalty tries this
season. Joe was hard-pressed by
Student center Dewitt Roberts.
who shot five out of six. Rob-
erts, third highest foul-shooter
this half, topped the league in
the first-half with an average of
66.7.
Finders nine field goals and six
charity losses ranked him as the
fourth leading scorer in a single
game this year. First three scor-
ers are Mcmahon. High School,
81 points: VIM. Gates, Peppers
Plumbers, 26, and Laney, Ma
rines, IS.
Students compiled the most
points in a league contest, u,
but played three overtime pc
RODS in establishing that mark.
In a regular game, Lions hold
the record, II. one point more
than they racked up last night.
Varsity basketeers committed
IA personal fouls, majority oc-
curing in the second-half of the
game, and netted eight of their
IA free throws. League-leaderS
errored IL times, forward Char
lie Smith charged with four PES
and sunk 10 out of ID charity
shots.
Box score:
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tTie for seventh place.
Other high scorers: McMahon,
High School, SO; Almeda. Army,
So, r. Smith, High School, so;
Nelson, Army. 46: Waldo. Lions
Club. IS; Butler, Pandora Bears,
40: B. Saunders Lions Club. 80;
Nodrne. Army, 70: White. Army,
81; Kinion. VP33, SO. and Long,
Army, IS.
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Today's Horoscope

Today gives hoSpitable ma
ture with considerable capacity,
but the native is liable to wan
der into various projects that
seem 10 lead right back into the
old petAS. The Imagination may
BE- greater than the powers Of
reasoning. You have ability, bat
should seek to develop a health
ful. steady nature, and strive 20
keep the mind well cenIervd.
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BOXING
key West Arena. $3.50 p. n.y.
FRIDAY NIGHT

Clyde Hayes, Miami, VS.. Jack
Patton, Philadelphia, in featured
10-round bout. Supporting card.
Front and Simonton streets.