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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-24
DelmOnico, Macfinists Win
In Softball Games

ting and plenty of errors, but the
game kept the fans on their toes
to the last out.
Twenty-four runs, 26 hits and
nine errors were registered in
the game, which included three
homers, two triples and one
double.
At bat J. Garcia hit three
safely. Santana, Mccarthy and
Kerr each hit two for the losers,
Acosta, Mira and Arias each hit
two. In the field, Santana, Ster-
ling, Ken and Castro played well
for Bottle Caps and j. Mira, Del
Vale, Gonzalez and E. Wells for
the losers.
Score r. H. E.
Machinists --052 1873 OLA IA 5
v. F. Wars -010 702 do IL 4
Batteries: Hancock and Cas-
tro; Arias, J. Roberts Cd, and j.
Mira.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-24
Joe Lopez Wins 9th Place
In West Coast Open Title
KEY WEST PRO SCORES
s0s FOR u HOLES

Zoe Lorez, Key West Golf club.
pro. vlfo has scored Impressive
h IN both the Jacksonville Sec
t,oual play and in the National
Onen in Cleveland, continued on
a. GOOD work by taking sixth
place money in the 72-hole West
coast Open Golf tournament
v,th scores of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Io1ez's best round was the
.neuer when he had a "a 1.-TWO
gver par), and oddly enough ne
srored this without even prac-
tics round. Lopez's sixth place
an for him prize money OF $4o
v,hiIe the low scorer and VIM
~ Burl Bolesta's 284 won
Grst prize money of $3.50:
The Kew Wester stated that the
-..grse vas zone of the most ex-
.rfinn courses l ever played
I'd thas Every shot had to De
ia eleanly to get the desired re-
s,,sse He further added that MS
,ss and irons were excellent
"a thst ms putting was mlsef-
.hle He didn't have any three
"A green's, but just couldn't ge'
snv puts down that should nor
maliv have been made.
Al the end of "a holes Lopel
-ur In third place. but on ths
90 a. the last IS holes, ne was
- over par at the end Oh 81. slS
solss Inpez rallied TO play ells
- Il holes in par Tor q SGois COZ.
"a "a incidentally, on TINS i az
rm,as. he had a side bet OF La, sas
.~-~ss,. which he won an lht g,
- 90 boost his earnings "
staa ana with the prize money
tofalea sl65. -. 49, Can.
- was playing with the ,1 oan
I'D professional. Clyde Isr T,a,..
- a ths Tins and one Oh ie
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-24
Red Raiders Win 81 Victory
Last Night Over Miami Vets
BY NEsroA casrANEDa

- rcd Raiders made II thraa.
ss'~.snl IN the second hale -
.l'e Dade County League bv de-
ifaiing the Miami Veterans last
n'sni q Miami Field. So. n ws ss
pitching duel between Dave
siasasison Of the Veterans and
snek Carbonell Of the Raiders
snkii ne Raiders busted il i'm - :
ne seventh with a two-run ra,1u
- pai TIE game on ice.
The Raiders went ahead IN tho
aefond inning when Hernandez
~E~ned the frame with a clear
afsEie 20 center. After moving tn
second on q wild pitch he scored
on Aibury's hit to center field A
eoaipie Of infield outs moved AL
n@fy 70 third. and he scored a
moment later on Arnold,s in
f,eid tap. The Veterans came
uark IN the fourth when Rob-
ertH. Veterans catcher, lived on
en error, and scored on Jack
wilsoa's single. The Raiders,
however, put the game on ice
n the seventh inning with a
i~'o-ran rally. Albury opened the
frame BY drawing a walk. Car
uoneA sacrificed him TO second,
ard when Arnold's fly was mis-
judged and fell for double, AL
bury pulled up at third. He
scored on a wild pitch a moment
later, and Arnold scored on an
ufield out. The Veterans scored
their second run in the eighth
when carbonell, after going
seven innings pitching brilliant
BAN. weakened and loaded the
bases with a couple of walks and
an error. However, Toby Owens
caftse 90 the rescue and put out
the fire, but not until after the
Veterans had pushed across their
ran when DoDo Villareal's boot,
With the bases loaded and two
cuts. had given them a run.
Ovens then set the next five men
90 face him down with strikeouts.
one Of them was safe when Joe
Navarro missed the third strike.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-24
FOLLOWING
THROUGH
PEDRO AGUILAR
All-American Football
Conference
BY

~9&AAGASAA~S
The Miami Seahawks under
Head Coach Jack Meagher, who
has coached Rice, Auburn and
Iowa, had as assistants Hemp
Pool, Ralph Jordon and Hank
Crisp. He has as centers Pete
Cato, Jack Torener, Ken Whitlon,
Jack Williams: guards, Bentog-
nelli, Eddie Cameron, Mike Cas-
tronis, A. Cemore, Buddy Jimg-
wichel, Joe Krinonak, Ralph Sc
will, Chuck Taylor; tackles, Don
Cohenour. Bill Doris, Charles
Dufuor, Gene Ellenson, Julian
Garrett, Tom Kerns, George Nc
Donald, Mitch Alenski; ends,
Marty Conner, Lamar Doris, An
dy KoWalski, Dick Gowan, Al
bert Pissecky, Hump Pool, Paul
Sizemore, Hubert Ulrich; quarter
backs, Johnny Bosch, Marion
Craig, Walt Mcdonald, Charles
Price, Marion Pugh, Jas. Far
rant, Bud Walton, Halfbacks,
Lamar Blunt, Marion Butler,
Jack Grain, Kay Bakin, Dick
Erditz, Monk Gafford, Dub
Jones, Gene Lee. Gus Litchas,
Tom Mitchell, Jimmy Nelson,
Joseph Scribu, Lem Thomas: s full
backs Terry Fox, Fred Gloden,
Preston Johnson, NANNY Kaplan,
Don Reese, Jim Reynolds and
Stem Koslokski. Some are very
tall as the 6 foot 4 of Donis and
Cahoner will show. DeFaw also
measures 6 feet 4. The smallest
in the squad are Johnny Bosch,
5 feet 5, and Jungmichel, 5 feet g.
Baseball
The local club in the Dade
county baseball league is giving
a good account of themselves
with the pitching of Sweeting
Salinero and Albury, the hitting
of Baker, Alonzo, Villareal, j.
Mira, Mario fernando, J. Garcia
jim Albury, Buster Roberts and
Joe Navarro, and the fielding OF
Flash Arnold, Jim Albury, Her
nandez and others. The locals
have lost but one game and that
was Is inning affair against the
Eastern Air Lines. But the mex
time they meet the .Airliners {
different score will be shown, fol
Sweeting says he is going to re
venge that defeat and his team
mates are all behind him. 81
watch out when these two club:
meet again.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-24
Yen On

Father-What's all the yelling
about?
Child-M-Mama said if / cried
and cried a great big elephant
with red eyes and a blue nose
would come in and scare me.
And he amt come yet! And ]
see it.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-24

williger's fans from Sanford was
accompanying the m tie n, and
asked joe if he would care to
have a bet. Joe said he guessed
that it would be a so or So bet"
and said, Sure" When it turned
out the Sanford man meant $40
nassau, Joe said he gave 1T con
siderable thought"
Joe's next try which is bringing
Kew West considerable golfing
publicity will be at the Florida
Open which is to be held IN
clearwater at the Clearwater
Golf and Country club.
Following is the individual
scores of all prize winners;
Burl Bolesta, Tampa 284 $loO
George Bolesta, Tampa 29l W
Frank Liggett, Jr. 81.
Petersburg zSS -
Ward Rodgers, Clear
water 1sS 70
George McCallister, %
Miami ouz w
Joe Lopez, Key .r
West 900 ~
M. L. Woody Viewer, =
St. Petersburg 5oo 40 ~
Pat Hall, Sarasota SOo 81
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Louisiana and Delaware are the
only two states in which no ma
tural caves have been discover
ed.
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The Raiders scored their last
run in the ninth without hit.
Arnold struck out, but the
catcher missed the third strike
and Arnold was safe on first.
Hamilton, Veteran hurler, then
tried to pick the Flash off, max
ing a wild throw, and Arnold
going all the way around the
bases.
Jack Carbonell pitched a mag
nificent game, striking out eight,
while walking four. Owens
struck out five and walked none
in the 1I3 innings he worked.
G. Albury, Flash Arnold and
DoDo Villareal each contributed
two hits to lead the Raiders at
bat. Manager Bill Gates, playing
second base, and Joe Navarro,
catcher, turned in some fielding
gems last night. Gates came up
with some fancy fielding at sec
ond, while Navarro nailed four
Veterans trying to steal second.
ID
Both Raiders pitchers struck
out the side last night. Carbon
ell did his job in the second in
ming, while Owens turned his in
the ninth. Hamilton, Veteran
fireball artist, struck out 10
Raiders, but he walked four.
The game between the Raiders
and Boca Ration, postponed last
Sunday due to rain, will be play
ed at later date, and the game
between the Raiders and Miami
All Stars at Miami tomorrow
viii also be postponed due to
American Legion tournament be-
ing held there. Sunday the
Raiders will entertain the Vet
Grams here.
The score:
r. H. z.
Raiders -.020 900 201-5 7 3
Veterans 900 100 010-2 5 A
Carbonnell Owens, Navarro;
Hamilton, Roberts.
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Newl1ouser Wins
No. 19 OF Season

NEW ORK.--Hal Newfouser
scored his 10Th win of the year
when the Tigers won over WASH
ington 81. The tall lefty allowed
only six hits. IN the other three
games played, all were under the
arcs. New York Yankees and
Boston Red Sox both lost the
former to the st. Louis Browns,
go and the latter to the Chicago
White Sox III. Cleveland Indians
won 20 over the Philadelphia
Athletics.
Batteries and results:
r. H. E.
Washington ----------------- 0 l
Detroit ..-----------------.------------ 8 IL 2
Leonard, Pieretti and Evans;
Newhouser and Tebbetts.
R. H. E.
New York -.-.------.---------------2 IL 4
st Louis ----.----.-..--.- 8 IA 0
Russo, Gumpert and Robinson;
Galehouse and Mancuso.
R. H. E.
philadelphia --....-..-..-.......-- D 3 0
Cleveland ..-...---..- q 5 /
Marchildon, Kneer and Rosar;
Reynolds and Hogan.
r. H. E.
Boston ! Q
Chicago ----------.-.--. Z Z 0
Zuber, Wagner, DreiserWerd
and Wagner; Rigney and fresh.
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CITY SPORTS
DIAMONDBALL
at BaYvlew Park
Might Ganes1

Night Games1
THURSDAY
1880 Flying Eagles VS.. Square
Deal Market; 900 Amer
lean Legion VS.. Adams
Dairy.
FRIDAY
1880 Key West High School
Girls VS.. PAL Girls; 900
Machinists VS.. Dolfins.
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Athletes Foot Germ
HOW TO KILL 1T
lin One Hour.

IF NOT PLEASED, your CSC
back. Ask any druggist for this
STRONG fungicide, TE-OL. Made
with 80 percent alcohol, it PENE-
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germs faster. Today at
GARDENERS PHARMACY
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Commercial fishing boat, size
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Call Telephone $751;.
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Delmonieo Junior softball nine
won their game last night from
Miami Herald by a IA to 0 score.
Pitcher Williams held the news
boys 20 four hits. The Restau-
rant boys touched Cerezo for
eight hits. Smith starred at bat
with three hits in three times at
bat G0ehring hit a triple in the
field. Drudge, Alayon and
Knowles were the best for the
losers and Goehring, Dion, Al
bury and Smith for the winners.
Score r. H. E..
m. Herald 900 600 o. 0 A 5
Dclmonieo $50 OIL x-14 8 2
In the nightcap the Machinists
had new uniforms, donated by
the Bottle Cap Inn, and the v.
q r. Wars had new uniforms,
and both clubs looked nifty on
the field. There was lots OF hit
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VISITORS

Visitors in the Office in Minneapolis
C. T. Palmer. tbs It'll St n; Mr.. Ross
Patton. ST.. Detroit, Mich; Mrs. L. B.
Patton, Birmingham, Ala: Miss Ruby
Griggu, Detroit, Mich. Russell A. Starks,
1919 Clinton Ave.
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FOR GAS BURNERS
& HEATING UNITS,

For gas burners and all types Of
heating units; also Rock Wool in
sulation, weather stripping and
siding. Call Martin Brown, Locust
0177.-Advt.
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medical technician. He eomnleted
his studies in X-ray, Physio- Their
apy and Observation-Disclosures. al
former Howard University student
he has a wife and two children IA
Washington. While In st. Paul
he lived at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Davis, COS Rond0
Ave.
Visiting from Chicago: Mines.
Willet Thompson and Lee Curry,
who were guests Of Mr.. and Mrn.
w. M. Foulks, 3T1 Western Ave,
left Friday for Chicago. WHILE
here they were dinner Rueats AZ
the home Of Mrs. I. A. Locks,
$50 Central Ave.
Miss Ruth SingIetaFy Of Boston,
Mass, who has been . house Rueat
In the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carion
Mofatt, ass Mackubin, for the past
month, viii leave Sunday, iune
80, for Chicago where she win visit
her relatives, Mr.. and Mrn. 4. J.
Heard.
The Entire Nous club met satur-
day, June %, at the home Of Misa
Ray Whitmore, $50 w. Central.
After q brief business meeting re-
treatments were served and Mrs.
May Williams received 4 beanti-
ful birthday gift from the club
members. The next meeting win
be held on Saturday, July s, at B97
Rondo with Mrs. Juanita Robinson
hs hostess.
Completes Vacation: Mrs. Eliza
beth Jordan, 233 Rondo Ave, 70.
turned to her work Monday, June
~, after q two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Jordan entertained her grand
son, Oren Ford, on June Us, ia
honor Of his 18th birthday. she
was the guest Of her two sons,
Austin and Dale Ford on Sunday,
July l6.
Cocktail Party: Miss Ella Mae
Jordon, 2S3 Rondo, entertained at
9 cocktail party on Friday, june
III. Miss Jordon win begin hee
vacation on July / at which time
she plans TO visit In Mason City,
Iowa.
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Stafford Lott
Marries MuskOgee
Oklahoma Girl

Stafford Lott of Minneapolis
married an Oklahoma school teach
err on May 81 at Fort Smith, Ar
Kansas. Mrs. Lott is the former
Lillian Blaine of Muskogee, Okla.
She is a graduate Of Wiley Col
lege, Marshall, Texas, and has
done post graduate work at the
University Of Southern California
and also at the University of Min
nesota. She is a teacher of music
at Lincoln High school in Fort Glib
son, Okla, and is a member Of the
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority.
At present Mrs. Lott is visiting
her sister, Mrs. La Rue B. Corbett,
in Portland, Oregon, where Mr..
Lott will join her soon. Mr.. Lott
is a well known athlete in the Twin
Cities and is the boys worker at
Phyllis Wheatley House.
He is a student at the "U" and
won a football letter in "45".
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Social and Personal

the American delicacy, ice cream
andcake as Refreshments. Miss Bar
bara Fields presented several mu-
steal selections. Mrs. T. B. Cook
gave an interesting talk on Ameri-
ca.
The Tuesday Night Bridge club
scheduled to meet Tuesday eve
ming, June rs, at the home Of Mrs.
Ruth Benner, 672 st. Anthony Ave-,
was postponed until the following
Tuesday.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Rufus B. Dodd, 1896 Carroll
Ave-, Saturday, June Is, at Miller
hospital. The infant, who has not
received a name as yet, weighed
five pounds at birth.
Surprise birthday party: Mrs.
Carlos Mofatt, 45S Mackubin, sur
prised her husband, Tuesday, June
rs, at a birthday party, given at
her home. The honoree received
many lovely gifts. Guests included:
the Messrs. and Mines. Ralph Gard
ner, Charles Hill, Augustus Hill,
Squire Neal, and Thomas Glenn
ons; the Mines. Ida Hanna, Lillian
Hickman, Rozella Gardner, Lillian
Hill, 0ren Rawlings, Woodrow
Reed, Emma Blakey Crews; and
the Misses Ruth Singletary and
Katherine Holman. Mr.. Mckinley
Gray and Mr.. Russell Balenger were
also guests.
Credjafawn Social Club, Inc,
held its initiation Friday, June 81,
at the Halle Q. Brown commu-
nifty house. The six initiates were:
Mrs. Paul Woods, Mrs. Byron
Rife; the Messrs. James Murray,
Norman Light, Carl Griffin anC
Carl Wade.
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Vertreiull Buford
Leaves Minneapolis
For New Position

Miss Vertreiull Buford, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. Buford, AO36
Fourth Ave. s., left Minneapolis
Tuesday for Winston-Salem, N. c.,
where she has accepted the posi-
ton Of medical technician at the
Kate Biting Reynolds Memorial
hospital.
Miss Buford, who will take over
her responsibilities on July /, first
graduated from the Northwest In
stitute Of Technology on Friday,
June 81. The graduation cere-
monies were highlighted with a
banquet at the Radisson Hotel. On
her way to Winston Salem she will
visit relatives and friends in Chi
eago, and Washington, d. c.
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Charles Jacob Missionary society
Of st. James A. NJ. E. will close
its year with a friendship tea,
Sunday, June 80, at 5 p. m, at
the church. The guest speaker will
be Mrs. Ralph DennisOn, a grad
uate Of Hamline University and
returned missionary from Japan.
There viii be special music. Mrs.
Geneva Murray is president. There
is no charge and the public is in
vited.
Entertains at Breakfast: Miss
Elizabeth Moore, 662 W. Central
Ave-, entertained at q breakfast,
Sunday, June 20, honoring Miss
Ruth Whitney, Of Oklahoma; Mr..
Herb McKenley, of the University
Of Illinois; Mr.. Charles Hoard, Mr..
Lloyd LaBeaeh and Mr.. William
Exun Of the University Of Wiseon-
sin. Other guests were Miss Doro-
thea Williams and Mr.. Ernest
Potts.
The Adelphai club met Tuesday,
June 20, at the Sterling club, with
Mrs. Hammond Turner as hostess.
The installation Of new officers re-
tanned from last year, was made
by Mrs. John Patton. The newly
installed officers retained are:
Mrs. Eva Neal, president; Mrs. l..
P. Moore, vice president; Mrs.
George Brooks, Sr, secretary;
Mrs. NJ. X. Mcknight, assistant
secretary; Mrs. T. B. Cook, treas
urer; Mrs. Alberta Coram, Libra
rian. Department heads of the ex-
ecutive board are, Mrs. Theodore
Allen, Mrs. Rosamond johnson,
music; Miss /. M. Garden, educa-
ton; Mrs. M. K. Mcknight, philan-
thropist; Mrs. B. +. Edwards, Sec
rotary of student loans; Mrs.
Louise Thomas, committee chair
man; Mrs. Rosamond johnson and
Mrs. Hattie Turner; program COM
mittee chairman, Mrs. Alverta
Coram; Mrs. Birdie High, Mrs. s.
E. Hail, Mrs. Cora Moore, Miss
l. M. Garden, Mrs. Hammond
Turner. America was observed with
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MIR. and Mrs. w. A. Ross, s625
Clinton Ave. s., and Mrs. Ross
sister-in-law, Mrs. Irene Smith,
who is visiting the Ross from Los
Angeles, Calf, were the dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Cook,
1887 Fourth Ave. S., on Sunday,
June 20. After the dinner the
group took a drive TO Harriet Is
land to attend the coronation OF
the Bonneville Aquatennial Queen.
Wedding Anniversary: Mr.. and
Mrs. James Slemmons, 220l Fifth
Ave. s., will celebrate their 18th
wedding anniversary on Saturday,
June 20.
Teacher Visits Mother: Miss
Blanche L. Patterson Of st. Louis,
Mo-, is visiting for the summer
with her mother, Mrs. Jesse Jack
son, 29l5 Garfield Ave. s, Miss
Patterson is a teacher Of languages
at Sumner High School in st. Louis,
and the former regional director Of
the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority,
Mr.. and Mrs, Eddy Robbins, 1855
Fourth Ave. s., are visiting Mr..
Robbins mother in Indianapolis,
Ind.
Miss Erma Clardy, PAST 9th
Ave. S., is home from college for
the summer. Miss Clardy has been
attending the College Of the Villa
Of st. Scholastica in Duluth, Mimi,
and is working as a playground
instructor at Sumner Field for the
summer. She will return to school
this fall.
Mrs. Bud Wagner has returned
TO Fergus Falls, Mimi, after a con-
yalescing period spent with her
daughters, Mines. Kenneth Judy,
2ll0 18th Ave. s., and Helen Jack
son Of st. Paul. Mrs. Wagner
returned to Fergus Falls with her
grandson, Clarence Patrick Of Fer
gus Falls.
MOtOred to Kings Valley: Mines.
Roberta Tyler, Jeanette English,
Essie Laury, Roxie Anderson, w.
r. Farmer and Ruby Craig mo-
tored to Kings Valley Sunday,
June %, for n picnic.