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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-25

wired Promoter Cecil Carbonell
yesterday that their meal tick
cts real title is that of light
heavy champ.
Becker, who Claims to have
held the junior heavyweight
championship, is younger and
stronger than his opponent and
promises TO make a battle out of
their Commute match.
Swenski has appeared in more
than 1000 bouts during his career,
wrestling frequently at the Gar
den in New York and in other
northern rings,
Flash Gordon, tricky grappler
from New York, will collide with
Roy WEIGH, Tennessee hillbiily,
in the semi-final. and Bill Lud-
wig, Syracuse, N, Y, tangles with
Rex Mohley, Detroit, in the open
er.
Mobley also claims the light
heavy championship and Pro-
moter Carbonell said this morn
ing he would let the two title
claimants fight il out if both win
Wednesday night.
The program gets under way
at $40 o'clock at the Simontou
and Front street arena.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-25
Marines Defeated Stu
dents To Form Three
Way Tie For Runner
Up Position

Swinging the score in their
favor after spotting C.G.C. Pan
dora 7-8 in the opening quarter,
Lions Club last night "roared" on
to a 1881 victory and Island
City Basketball League lead.
Taking the floor half-game
behind the then pacesetting
Bears, Lions reversed the stand
ings and dropped Pandora into a
three-way tie for second place,
which developed when US. Ma
rines doWned High School in the
nightcap of the twin bill.
Clubbers pulled away from the
Coast Guardsmen early in the
second period and ended the con-
test with IL points to spare.
Sharpshooting by Joe Pinder and
Chester Knowles kept the Civic
cagers cut in front, despite con-
sistent scoring on the part of Nc
Kay, ace of the Pandora five At
half-time the Lions were ahead
five points and stretched the
margin to 10 in the third.
A rough and tumble battle de-
veloped in the closing minutes of
the game as the Bears made
gallant attempt to come from be-
hind. Brock, who scored IA
markers in his first appearance
on the Angel of Mercy five last
week, was off-form last night,
sinking only one field goal and
a free shot. He committed four
personal fouls, more than half
the number charged against the
whole team.
Pinder and Mckay tied for
scoring honors, each netting II
points. Knowles was next with
IA. Lions sunk five out of eight
charity losses and Bears nine out
of 18. Victors miscued Is times.
Box score:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-25
Lions ERoared'' Into
Cage Lead; Do.Uned
Pandora, 43 To 81
IGNACIO CARBONELL
AND MISS PEABODY
WON TENNIS MATCH

Ignacio Carbonell paired with
Miss Jane Peabody to win the
mixed doubles tennis tournament
held on the Casa Marina court
Sunday.
In very exciting finals match
they defeated Alden Kimball
and Miss Eleanor Foster, 6-3, So,
witnessed by a large and enthus-
iastic gallery. 1t was fine ex-
hibition of well-placed shots and
retrieves.
Among those who were put
out in the earlier rounds were
Mrs. Samuel S. Durfee, Mrs. Rene
Leon, Mrs. Wayne S. Vetterlein,
Charles Hulswit, Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis B. Upham, Jr., DR.. and
Mrs. Earl Leroy Wood, John C.
Williams, c. Randolph Snowden
and Mr.. and Mrs. Kent c. Darl-
ing.
This is the second tournament
Pro Eddie Classify has staged this
winter for colonists at the Casa
Marina, but with the present
large field and the success of yes
terday's tournament, it probably
will not be the last.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-25
SUPPER-PARTY TO
HONOR HAVANA-KEY
WEST YACHTSMEN

An informal cocktail party and
buffet supper will honor yachts
men sailing in the Havana-Key
West race next month. The sup
per-party will be held March 8,
the day following the 9O-odd-
mile dash, at Boca Chica Beach
Club.
Since the Florida Trophy will
be presented the owner of high
point yacht in a series of southern
races this winter, officers of
individual yacht clubs in the
Southern Ocean Racing Confer
ence have hene invited to at
tend. The trophy has been do
mated by Governor Spessard Hol-
land.
The conference, of which the
Key West club is now a member
is made up of the st. Petersburg
Biscayne Bay. Nassau and Ha-
vana Yacht clubs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-25
c.G.C. Pandora (3l)

us, Marines tied Lions Club
for second highest number of
points netted in single league
game this season by trouncing
High School, 68 to Al, in the aft
erpiece of the doubleheader last
night Lions also registered the
highest score, a 1884 victory over
VP53, December Is.
Devil Dogs shot ahead in the
first quarter last night and al
though the Students staged a
hard fight all the way it was only
a question of how many points
the Leathernecks would mark up,
They held l2-point lead at half
time and increased it TO q at the
conclusion of the fourth period.
For the first time in four
games. the Marines put their full
first team on the floor. The re-
turn of sharpshooting Ensign
Laney completed the regular
lineup, Laney wasted no time
running up his total points, sink.
ing IL field goals and a penalty
shot Close behind came Long
Shot" Solenharger, who fattened
his second-half total by 81 mark.
ers, Ia baskets and a free throw
For the Studets, Anthony Nc
Mahon, Is. and Dewitt Roberts
10, were outstanding.
High School maintained its rec
ord of committing the least mum
Der of fouls by miscuing just five
times 10 nine for the Marines
The varsity cagers sunk over
half az their penalty losses, whils
the Devil Dogs Melted just two
out of seven.
Other high scores in league
played this season include Lions
1855 triumph over Army (Feb
81, Marines 6l-37 (Jan. 81 ans
6l-aS Feb. III previous victorie:
over High School and their S9-S:
trouncing of Army dan. 2ol.
Box score.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-25
LOPEZ, PRICE MOVE
UP in F0UR-BALL
TOURNEY AT MIAMI
DEFEATED DAYToNA BEACH
PAIR 4 AND 3 IN FIRST
ROUND YESTERDAY: UP
SETS REGISTERED
Especial to The Citizen)


MIAMI, Feb. 25.-Joe Lopez
Key West country club champion
and T. E. Price of Miami, Florida
Year-Round Clubs titlist, moved
up in the eighth annual Miami
Biltmore Amateur Four-Bal
Tourney yesterday with 4 and
8 triumph over a Daytona Beach
pair.
Lopez and Price, who tied with
three other teams in shooting a
qualifying So Sunday, defeated
like Merrill, Jr., and Dana Steele
in yesterdays opening play.
William Y. Stembler of Miami
and George Edmondson, Tampa,
turned in the days greatest up
set when they toppled Charley
Whitehead, South River, N. j.,
and Frank Allan of Pittston, Pa,
winners of the title in 1898, l up.
Frank Stafaci, winner of the
Dixie Amateur championship at
the Miami Country Club Satur-
day, and Jerry Cauza of Brook
Ign, staged another upset in de-
feating Willie Turnesa, Elmsford,
N. Y, and Walter Mullady, Chi
cago, 2 and l.
In the Lopez-Price triumph,
the pair started off with a rush,
taking the first three holes, and
the Daytona Beach players never
had a chance to make it up.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-25
RIVAL LICHT-HEAVY
WRESTLING CHAMPS
ON SAME PROGRAM
KEY WEST ARENA PRoMoT-
ER SAYS HE'LL MATCH
THEM IF BOTH WIN ToMoR-
ROW NIGHT

Key West sports fans are wait
ing to see who is champion-of-
what when John Swenski of Chi
cago and George Becker, Pitts
burgh, get together in the local
arenas featured mat event We'd
nesday night.
Handlers of Swenski, who has
been billed as junior heavyweight
wrestling champion of the world,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-25
YUcATAN KID SIGNS

Yucaan Kid. rated the best
lightweight battler in Florida
rings. signed with Promoter
Cecil Carbonell yesterday to
meet Felix Gonzalez. local wei.
ter. in the top event on Friday
nights boxing card.
The Kid. recent conqueror
of high-ranking Carl Guggino.
was introduced from the ring
at the initial fight program
last Tuesday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-25
SATURDAY NIGHT
WRESTLING
key West Arena. $3.50 p. n.y.
TOMORROW NIGHT

Opening card of the year, fea-
turing John Swenski. light
heavyweight wrestling champion
of world, and George Becker,
former champion. Supporting
matches. Corner of Front and
Simonton Streets.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-25
BOXING
key West Arena. $3.50 p. n.y.
FRIDAY NIGHT

Second card of year. featuring
Yucatan Kid. outstanding light
weight in Florida rings, and Felix
Gonzalez. Key West welterweight
Supporting bouts. Corner Simon
ton and Front streets.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-25
Today's
Anniversaries

1746-Charles Pickney, South
Carolina soldier Of the Revolu-
ton, Constitution Trainer, diplo-
mat, born in Charleston. Died
Aug. 10, 1925.
1816-George H. Preble, noted
naval officer in the generation
before and after the Civil War,
author of naval books, born in
Portland, Me. Died March l.,
1885.
1831-Jane G. Austin, noted
Massachusetts novelist of her
day, born at Worcester, Mass.
Died March 80, 1894
1859-John Burke, North Da-
kota governor, Treasurer of the
United States, jurist, born in
Sigourney, Iowa. Died May ID,
1887.
1869-Phoebus A. Levene, fam
ed chemist of the Rockefeller In
stitute for Medical Research,
born inc Russia Died in New
York, Sept 6, 1910.
1873-Eurico Caruso, famed
opera tenor, born in Italy. Died
there, Aug. 2, 1921.
1876-Rudolph B. Teusler,
Richmond, Va, physician, found
er of St. Luke's International
Medical Centre in Toxic, born in
Rome, Ga. Died in Japan, Aug.
10, 1884.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-25
SPORTS CALENDAR
BASKETBALL
High School Gym. 7:3o p. n.y.

TOMORROW NIGHT
First Game-Lions Club VS..
vPs3.
Second Game-High School VS..
US. Army.
FRIDAY NIGHT
First Game-High School Girls
VS.. Convent Girls.
Second Game-Key West High
School Varsity VS.. Ponce de Leon
Varsity. s.
SATURDAY NIGHT
First Game-Convent Girls VS..
High School Girls.
Second Game-Ponce de Leon
Varsity VS.. Key West High School
Varsity.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-25
STANDINGS

Island City Basketball League
- Vy-fSa
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
Cavaliers
In Concert
Edward Lockett,
Able Director

Another very pleasant SUNDAY
afternoon was Spent by those at
tending the concert last Sunday in
The concert hall of the Detroit Art
Institute, when the Cavaliers. that
group of harmonious voiced males.
directed by Edward l.ockctt. gave
their second Spring Concert. They
sang FIVE groups of songs Most ef-
feciivcly sung were the Steycnson-
Locheti "iark The Ncspcr Hymn
Is stealing and Deems Taylnrs
Wake Thee Now Dearest FIX
ccptionally well done Was Coler-
ldse Tdylors Viking Song" and
tho spirit Flower hy Campbell
linton. Waters ripple and Flow
another Deems Taylor number with
Harold Patterson as the soloist.
Trsollis Ccranadc with Charles
Lockett ~ solost and Rurleic NJ s
"lnst You with Charles Yves, car
fNing tho solo parts were also
very cnioyablc and VOL rendered.
Their group of Spirinale wore
sung capclla Father Joseph
Wriehl Was their arcompanist
Much credit is due Mr.. l.1cketi for
tho ilaininr this croup was receiv-
ed. as evidenced hv the increasing
Improvement OF their public per-
formauces.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
Negro Lad In ''Reg'lar Fellers" ,
Show Replacing Jack Benny

Reg lar FcllcrS. the radio adaptation of the comic
strip which replaces the important Jack Benny show be-
ginning June the MIC Network sets style in the
Of Negro talent which il is hoped will soon become a
settled custom Of radio.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
Screen
Jumpin' Jiue
BY ULYSSES BoYKIN


,n ricre holiday finish looking forward to
m warm weather There will he city
H. saume will be your responsibility 10 see that they well
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Take for example, the AleAandrne
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his Brown Bombcrs Chicken shack
Waller Norwood always advertised with when
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M Earl Nntons studio Long before rs dusk outside 20" will lind
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
Chinese American
Adds Victim In Film

Dc- pile Tho fa,' he hae par'a..
paied Ia some 25o killings Ches
Ter Gan isn't troubled with bad
dreams al least not about killing
people.
Chester horn chinese
actor does all his rubbing out
IN motion pictures his latest bit
of homicide being a pistol ioh In
Victory" the Paramount film
Fiarrinc Frederic March ami Bet
~ field based on tho Joseph Con-
rad's novel which como, Sunday
and Monday June and . to the
Echo Theatre
Small STUFF. IS Cans dismissal
~ Tho Killing In "vic'ory' IN
which his role Is faithful house
hoy 10 March Usually hump
on or nv tho dozens machine
guns Ratchet and othcr Weapons
This is only a minor hlitzkriec for
mo"
Born IN erase Valley ,alilor-
y a. Gan was educated both ~ The
University Of Washington and Case
uniyersiiv in Cleveland Ohio llc
SAYS hc has some trouble. at times
speaking tho broken English roll
cs he usnaiiv gets Gan made his
film debut In "Shanehai Erpress'
Just about ten wears AGO
Wien MOI popping pcople Off TN
pictures The Young Chinese oper-
afes a shrp eneciali7ng In impnrt-
cd Chinese elipcrs and paiamas
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
Jones Celebrates First Ami, ersary
IS /. DaIly Contributor To Hap
~ Joe Gentle and Gang
Famous Radio Program

Tt ESDAY, JUNE 3...was the
first anniversary Of this writer
as daily contributor TO Happy
Joe and Gang week day morn
ing feature of radio station Ckl.W
located across the river in Wind
sor ont. Canada While Saturday
May 81, marked tho ninth annivcr-
sary or another daily contributor of
this program whose name is Sol
futile. Of Pleasant Lake Ind'1na
and this writer IS confident that
Won have heard Sol Tuttle's
humorous saying read on this pro-
gram for many years Il was Mr..
Tnitlcs action rs loyal lisicnct.
as VOL as q coniribntor that NOV
cd Yours truly to follow in the
same manner and since juno ..
1910. Joe and Gang have received
that daily post card from this writ
or | trust that many readers OF
this column have heard some OF my
witty savings over CKlW.. and
II Won have not IT,. Won may avail
Yourself Of the opportunity by tun-
ing your radio 10 SIS kilocycles...
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
URIN'.
THE RADIO WORLD
49,. By ISAAC JONES

Monday Tina saturday between
,hc hunr az 80 TO : am hope
that nsi too early so in
hcen lho day bright and emmy y
a. II COOS don't fail TO hear
Happy loc.
nOcTOH i q radius famous men
~ IA, banker. moved into tho
Fox Thoator frnn The Nations
Capual. where he wili remain for
.ix week broadcastine his
complete NRt' Cash Prize Qnz
show from tho STAGE " The Fox
Thoaior there's 500 60 in the
pot for tho correg ANSWERS 80 !.
YOU have beard tho show many
times thru yuar loud speaker you
have wished THAT Nou could have an
onporianiiv TO answer some 0t Doc
-tor los questions for NE hia
cash prizes You viii hayc your
chance now and hy-ihe way.
how would you like in gci q shot
at Doctor q ioneiie-twisicrs9
You rcmomhor That liflc twisted
sentence. witch me pocior viii not
repeat bat Ssa in cold cash is
paid to The person who rcp"ats II
Just ae he states tho "li,tlc
thought to HE rdio audience Il
seems 10 got .tneb w most toneue-
-. hccanse only fourteen person
during Doctor 7 O. travels
throughout ne l'ni'cd states have
hccn fortunate enough 70 take
that sG5oo hack homo and call y
theirs Won may he the fftocnth
nerson who knows Remember the
time and place Mondays 6 p
m. from tho Fox Thcaicr.
QEFORE WE. The People faded
~ from the arlanes Tuesday
night. The spotlight turned on
Gabriel Heater the man who
interviews those who appear on
the program 10 told how he eol
his starr in radio. every word
was interesting hut perhaps the
most interesting Of AN WAS what
he said about his description OF
Burno Huffman's execution some
minutes land had limited his
script To that lcnelh % time hut
before the ii,e minutes were up..
a flash came advising him to CON
tinne his speech THAT meant h'
had to do some al lihing land
when the signal finally came for
him TO discontinue his broadcast
he had talked - minutes he
said that those wcrc long minutes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
Spring Awakening
Artists Give A High
Calibre Presentation

The la4l Spring Avskenins
musical pageant presented sun
Az Nav - under Tho auspices ~
ihe Young Ladies T.her Road Al
Etcnezcr NNF church WAS most
nnushal and presented 2 grand Az
raw vt talent
Miss pia Icy M avn. known
as 'he "Roumanian Niehtincalo"
was fho honocd guest The sing
81 < CON, at and hroaooasi apnear-
ances number o,ef 2 thousand She
sang "tllohnah" nv Mozart and
Largo hv liaudcl with $ a Rat
life "a acenmpan 81
Lena Curry l,ric soprano and
formo Mikado siar created quite
q fceor when Tho sang tho
"Sheduw Sonss and later Kos
sini~ ~lnfanma'us With Tho TN.
its BMdiS chor
Grant Hale ftumpclee was
faeilcss 10 two selections While
Miss fula DAVIS dramatic readei
gave an original reading
Tho tniiV Raptsf Senior choh
furnished the musical background
for tho pneepnt and Woe stun.
mug in y, cnine gowns ard i'Ne.
dos Thev sang "Oncn W Tho
Gates nv Neviu Lee Morgan Wa.
baritone solo g Another rcrdfion
Mas -Gound Parks HOLY
Redeemer With Eta ReVnold ss
soprano solos' Mrs jessie Tar
ish is oreanist and Y A Railffc
pianist
The pageant reached ~ chm@ \
shen Professor Nicholas Namas-
escu former musical director 81
the budapest Opera COMPANY r
roc'ed mo altists ami choir In the
"Sia- Spanelcd Banner
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07

place tho Hedge
they dinner drink and lot dance
You dining the garden
umbrellas.
highly recommended He Is Of
friends gives lots Of good food for
5s3 Gratlot He homecooked
Paradise the watch for and sos Adams IS
opened o the public
Something visit TO the East
favore movie under
in
faorie spot Is laJean Du
have Grand moment to relax Now
viii provide varied and interesting
could Goodness. haven't
Well until time and please
be adscrtisers.-ty
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07

Til, Fli, srr'ff--.Iteg Tar Eel
lcrs" incLadcs il its neighhoihood
gang little Negro hoy, Washing
ION Jone Instead ~ requiring one
ut The white members az the cast TO
double ia Negro accent writer
jerry Deslnc has hshed real
Washington Jones out nf Harlem
Washington HE Living image Of
the funny paper KID only his real
names OrNilo Phillips. Orvllles
father and hi. four brothers and
sisters were on relief When Reg lar
Fellcrs discovered him one day
standing sadly on th' sidehnes OF 4
Harlem dancing Schopl The Md
didn't have cnWeh money 80 loin,
hut he liked to hang around dane
NIX :, honl- because they reminded
ham Of Bill Robinson And Bill
Robinson MS, and still i- hi. hero.
According 10 tho piodu'cf. Of
reg lar Folders iaDir tl'Neu-
yca-old llailom md lla. The MAX
ine~ of anuihol Canada l.cr IT, did.
little acting IN the stage Nel si"fi
~ Green Pastures hul M lauiv
his consuming passion Il 10 3D.
proaeh tho comedy hnts-e Of ia
die Rochester
"Kce lar Fcllcis' brings the
hmmnr and sometime mischi'v-
Gus caVpring- ~ tho street PLAY
gang to The ophonc. Orviile
Phillips IS insi another regular
follow who Transfers the scene Of
bis marble and baseball games 90
ia MIC studio whence the hoyish
Saamhlc can hc enjoyed from
coast-io-coast. The broadcast ser-
los complete with fnll newspaper
comic strip cast Of Jimmie Duean.
rnddnhcad Duffy Dinky nuaan
and wash ZONES can he heard over
MIC Rod every week beginning
lnno from : 10 : go y M EDST.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07

beCau~t he vas not prepared ..,
however Gatricl Heater did a
GOOD ioh and step 10y step
he has climbed tho ladder OF sue
cess in the radio world
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