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Lawrence Golf
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Tax Assessor

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K. L. Walker Is
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-18
SCORES 70 TO TOP ALL
LOCAL GOLFERS in
:. PLAY OVER p A s T.
F.. WEEKEND

Blind Bogie winners for the
weekend at the local golf course
were Charles Salas, $500; Hum
bert Mira, $500; Charles Yates,
$500; DIR. Jack Hayes, $500;
James Cooper, SIPS; Paul Mesa,
SIPS.
Humbert Mira's score of 70,
which is one over par won first
place medalist honors. In sec
ond place was Jimmy Mira with
a rs and third place honors were
divided between Harry Knight
and Kermit Loucks.
+ Play was over the newly re-
novated green's which are said
to be in the best condition since
the opening of the course years
ago. Total estimate cost for re-
pair of the green's is estimated al
$4,000.
|, Winter visitors will be treated
this year to green's upon which
approaches can hold and puts
) played true: Seven of the green's
have been opened, with numbers
2 and g. scheduled for a later
opening date. -,
+ The Havana Biltmore team
which is due. to play the locals in
the early part of next month
will be the first visiting club to
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-18
BUCCANEERS co INTO
ISLAND CITY BASE.
BALL LEAGUE LEAD
E. BY WINNING

Sunday afternoon at the Army
Barracks the Buccaneers took
first place in the Island City
league when they combined
their best hitting effort of the
season with Gabe Lastres's and
young Malgrat's pitching to
beat the San Carlos 90.
The Pirates put the game on
ice in the first inning when
Albury and j. Alonzo singled,
Albury scored on D. Lastres'
deep fly to center and j. Alon-
20 when T. Alonzo was out
short to first.
G.. Lastres had to leave the
game in the 7th lining when after
pitching to balls to Rueda he
pulled a tendon in his neck. H.
Malgrat, took over and famed
Rueda, then Hernandez and Ma
Varro singled, but got c. Garcia
on fly to right and struck out
Vidal.
The Pirates played great
game in the field and at bat AL
bury, A. Alonzo and Santana
got two hits each, for the San
Carlos, Hernandez got two also.
Gabe was in great form for
six innings and was never in
danger of being scored on.
In the secod game the u. S. S.
Gilmore were in an extra base
hitting mood, and beat the Blue
Sox 6-3 after the Blue Sox
scored one in the first inning on
f. Acevedo's and Joe Navarro's
doubles. The Gilmore got three
in the third to go ahead and that
was the margin of victory.
Beach held San Carlos to 'ev-
Ell hits and also got three hits
one double to be the star of
the, day.
Elwert, Zachazuk and Ezed
got two hits each.
For the Blue Sox, E. Aceyedo
and Joe Navarro got two each.
Best catch was by Woodward
who went to deep center to rob
Joe Navarro of a triple.
Box scores:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-18
How They Stand
BASEBALL
Key Vests Senior
Baseball League

(Wickers Field.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-18
WHY IT'S FOOLISH TO
RUN FOR HORSE CAR

ST. LOUIS.-(AP). - In the
days of ST. Louis horse cars, races
between would-be passengers and
the streetcar steeds must have
been everyday occurrences. Rule
20 in the old drivers manual of
the Lindell Railway Company
was as follows:
After passing Fifth street 60
ing east do not stop for passen-
gers to get on; trot your horses
east of Fourth street, if necessary,
to prevent passengers from catch
ing the car"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-18
GOALS IN TWO BOWLS

MIAMI.-(AP).-G Hecht,
Alabama guard, enjoys the dis
tinction of having booted field
goals in two different bowl games.
He connected against Texas A. &
M. in the 1912 Cotton Bowl and
against Boston College in the l943
Orange Bowl.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-18
Lineman Outgains Backs

MIAMI.-(AP).-An end-BOb
Isom of Georgia Tech--was the
leading individual ground-gainer
of the l94l Orange Bowl football
classic. He scOoted 81 yards
against Missouri on three end
around plays.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-18
Pirates Shut Out Saints
At Army Barracks Sunday;
Cilmores Win End Contest

3, off Malgrat 2; winning pitcher:
C. Lastres; losing pitcher: Vidal;
'umpires: Arrange at the plate. Ri
vero on the bases; scorer: Abreu;
time of game: 2.05.
HE@AAx~ Arr
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-18
USS Gilmore

1liiiiOIS UUo SiU FuOA-o IL u
Runs batted in: c. Albury, j.
Navarro, Elwert, Mccain, Zacha-
zuk, Ewell. Beach; earned runs:
Blue Sox 2, Gilmore 4; left on
i bases: Blue Sox 5, Gilmore 6;
three-base hit: Elwert; two-base
hits: Zachazuk, Beach, Ezell, F..
Acevedo, Navarro; stolen bases:
E. Acevedo, Cascade, Woodwork,
Smith, Mccain; hit by pitcher:
E. Acevedo (Beach); double play:
Zachazuk, (unassiste0; wild pitch:
Beach; bases on balls: off Beach
S, off Higginbotham 3; struck out:
by Beach S., by Higginbotham 3;
umpires: Biff Salgado at the
plate Arrange on the bases; scor-
er: Abreu; time of game: 2.l5.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-18

W fIIfIIfF5o' " II Il
Pirates -.--.- 200 100 033-9 IL 0
San Carlos 900 900 OOO--O, S I
Runs batted in: d. Lastres, T.
Alonzo, A. Alonzo, Arnold, SAL
inefo; earned runs: Pirates S; left
on bases: Pirates 7, San Carlos 4;
two-base hit: c. Albury; stolen
bases: Santana 2, T. Alonzo; hit
by pitcher: A. Alonzo (VidaD;
passed balls: Rodriguez 2; wild
pitches: Vidal 9; bases on balls:
off Vidal 2, off Malgrat l.; struck
out: by Vidal 7, by c. Lastres S,
by Malgrat 2; hits: off C. Lastres
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SPORTS and
RECREATION


SWIMMING-South Beach. south
end of Duval Street.
DEEPSEA FISHING--Gulf Dock,
west Caroline Street; Craig
Dock, north end of Grinnell
Street.
BASEBALL-Games, usually on
Sunday afternoon, at Munich
pal Stadium, Duck Avenue
and 14th Street.
GOLF-Municipal Golf Course.
Stock Island.
TENNIS-Bayview Park on Dr.
vision Street (day and night
facilities).
BASKETBALL-Outdoor courts
at South Beach and Bayview
Park.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Park.
SHUFFLEBOARD - Bayview
Park and South Beach.
pICNIcKINC-Tables at Bay.
view Park.
CHILDREN'S PLAYGROUND -
Bayview Park.
COMFORT STATIoNS-Bayview
Park.
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Humbert Mira's One Over
Par Wins Medalist Award

use the new greens. The Cubans
swamped the locals in the Labor
Day weekend play, and are out
to make it two straight next
month.
Individual scores are as fol-
lo,Irc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-04-20
Submarine classroom
Poge 6

Of Command Organized
the Divided
Of
tin
kovoR esernk osetmne o their request
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-10
AFL CONVENTION IN
 SAN FRANCISCO GOES ON
 RECORD FOR STATEHOOD

SEATTLE = The Times. in d special dispatch from a staff mem- Der at the American Federation of laLar convention in San Francis co. said this week that the AFL executive council has listed three 3@!1oipal obstacIes in Alaska:
 What it described as Well-fiq- need loueies of absentee owners, he existence of dual unionism ana he type Of organizers employed " the opposition, the operations of certain local unions in Seattle, which is accused of believing in 1 colonial system Of unicnism."
 These organizations had ear Iied on disruptiye activities detr- mental to established local umous in the Territory" the Couneu said Their representatives boast about how much money they have taken out Of thc Territory. Tho rank-and-file resirent unionists are very bitter about this situation"
 The dispatch said the Council suggested that the AFL's SawHill and Lumber Workers Union beat t0 the punch tie rival ClO union ia organizing the workers in hl- aska's projected pulp and paper mill indusries
 It notad that the cost of organ izcrs is far above their cost in the states. and if ciled higher costs of foot anu lodging. adding
 Travel Is by necessity by plane. twice the cost of similar travel in the states
 The Times said the Council went 9a record IS fayoripg statehood for the Territory. A resoluGon em- towering the AFL executive coun- oil 10 establish a Territorial De- partment In charge Of the organ ization's labor activities in Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico was refeI- red to the conYention's organiza- ton committee.
 The resolution was introduced hy the Puerto Rico delegate. Nc Clas \. Rivera.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-10
BUSH PILOT DECISION
 IS EXPECTED SOON

WASHINGTON - Final deter
 imitation may be expected at an early date for relief of many bush Ipilots in Alaska who have been forced to curtail operations by l lack Of certificates of public con iVenience and necessity.
 The Civil Aeronautics Board mas issued a proposed regulation which
 would exempt any person engaged exclusively in irregular air trans port wholly within Alaska from the requirement of holding the cer-
 tificate now required The exemp- ton from regulations proposed carry three qualifications for el- .igibility. The exemption will be granted only to a person who is a properly qualified pilot owning and personally operating aircraft The aggregate aircraft owned and op- erated must be limited 10 eight seats with a single airplane limit ed to five seats. The second condi- ton is the pilot apply for or hold letter of registration from the Civil Aeronautics Board The third qualification stipulates that the pilot may not operate between points on any route named m schedules filed with the Board ex- eept on casual or infrequent trips.
 The proposed regulation is being widely circulated throughout the Territory 10 enable all interested persons to submit endorsements or protests to the Board on or before November I. After that date the Board will make final decision Comments should be submitted m writing to the Board and may be sent directly to the Secretary. Cl1l Aeronautics Board Washington. 25 D.. C.. in which event a copy should be sent to the Alaska Office of the Board, P O. Box 2219. An chorage Alaska. or may be trans mitted in duplicate to the Alaska office. which will forward one copy to the Secretary of the Board
 Delegate Bartlett has long urged that the Civil Aeronautics Boar 1 take concrete action in this matter which has been pending for many weeks.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-10
FRANK METCALF IN
 HIGHWAY ENGINEER OFFICE

JUNEAU - Frank Metcalf, Ju- neau engineer, Monday moved Into the former office of the late W. Leonard smith Territorial High Way and Aviation Engineer. Met calf has not yet been appointed by Governor Grueniug to succeed smith but is filling in until action is taken.
 Melcalr. former city Engineer in Juneau, was defeated by Smith in the last Territorial elections for the Engineers job. He is well known in engineering fields n Southeast Alaska.
 At Saturdays meeting of the Territorial Board of Road Commis- sioners. who are the Territorial Governor and Treasurer, Metcair reported on the condition of ar plane floats Gt Skagway and Haines. He had just returned from an inspection trip there.
 Construction of new plane floats at both cities was authorized by the Board as a result of Metealfs report.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-10
YANKEES WIN WORLD
 SER ES BEFORE 71,548 FANS

YANKEE STADIUM. New York. The New York Yankees won their Ilth world series in b starts Monday by downing the Brooklyn Dodgers 5-2 before 7I.54S fans in the seventh game of the richest Of all the A classics.
 Coming fr5m behind after starter Frank Shea had been shelIed from the hill. the Yanks knocked out Hal Gregg and continued to attack his successors 10 nail dawn the American Leagues g7lh series vic tory
 A game-endmg double play pre- eipitated a wild scene near the Yankee mound AS the New York players swarmed around Joe Page who had pitched uear-perfect ball after swinging into action at the start Of the uCth He allowed only one hit a single by Eddie Miksls in he ninth. as he retired the first l3 men he faced
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-10

Dewitt, Hazel HunJer, Bonnie Dal- 1leI. Katherine Laxton, Airs. Ruth beahsad. Bobby and Thomas he4. head. J A. Hanson. Mrs. Ann Leutke. Liuda Leutke. H. A. Wells Mir. and Mrs. E. R. sharuDroicu. Carol Sharnbroieh, Fra n k Schramm.. James Dinner Keith Larned.
 Mir and Mrs b. Carlyle Brock. O. Carlyle Brock, III. Mr. and Mrs. Frances Fernando, Mrs. Beryl Hetheock. Sandra Hethcock. Mr. and Mrs. [. E. Swanson.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-10
SOUTH ON ALASKA

Passengers leaving Wrangell TOT Seattle aboard the Alaska Tues cay morning were.
 Mr. and Mrs. E. Holbeck and son, Mir and Mrs. R. l. Kneelanu, Dr. and Mrs. c. B. Easterly ana two children. Mir. and Mrs. Joe Hernandez. Mrs. Norman Smith, Mrs. R. E. Lawson. Gordon Law son. Mir. and Mrs. Leonard Lay man. Louis Coeklin, Mr. and Mrs M. E. Eller and baby Mrs. Chas Ellis. Arnold Fry, Kyle Nore. Mrs. F. GoralsH. Gordon Grande, Rudy RriskarN. Jack Lucas.