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CHEF, white. experienced. and wife to
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small hotel that cater to better class Of
people: viii consider restaurant, In OF
out Of town. SH.. 5726. Sc
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g.
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HOME rMpRovEMENT COMPANIES

shingle designs, siding, roofing. painting.
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HAMILTON CONTRACTING CO. RE. 4477.
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RESTAURANT--Get into business today.
One Of Sc. best sandwich locations. Long
lease. reasonable rent. Owner leaving city.
Price, $4,000, half cash. Don't miss
Grocery store-Illness forces owner to
sell. Good Sc. corner. doing q nice bust
ness. Can easily be increased. Rent only
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REALTY CO.. Elk. 5656; ewes, GE. 1854
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CoLORED-LUNcHRooM and restaurant;
wonderful locale, NV, nr. the stadium
Nicely equipped; lease; rent $50 mo. In
low" Hurry VIII sell today. Cali TIL
Q um., PAUL J. MULLER DU. 24n2 a
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RIDGE REALTY OFFERs-

RIDGE REALTY OFFERS-
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lease; owner will consider terms
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rent, Only $4,000. lock. stock and barrel
Grocery doing $500 per week: cheap
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lures and supplies. radiators. pipe. boil.
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ketball lost to High School Var
sity by a 80 to 90 score. Mora
with eight points was high scorer
for the Convent and r. Kerr with
o was high for Varsity :. Earth
|quakes won over Independents in
"a thrilling basketball game with
a final score of 10 to II.
February 7--Red Raiders so,
Divers Is, and the Convent Girls
"A, High School Varsity 81. In
"a third game Transit Co. whipped
Carbonell's Luncheonette, BAIT.
February 8-Miss Gloria Ace
|vedo was picked by Rotary Club
to be its candidate in the Sponge
Festival.
February 10-Machinists won
over the Pirates, 8 to 0. Bethel
allowed but three hits. Pirates:
0 runs, 3 hits, 6 errors. Machin-
lists: 9 runs, IL hits, 2 errors. Beth
ell and Rodriguez and Sweeting
and Lastres, Roberts were the
batteries.
February 10-Basketball games
of the night showed the follow
ing results: Sweeting's Repair
Shop 81, Coca-Cola 81; Convent
Varsity 81, st. Mary's II, and
Radio 35, Dental Corps 81.
February 11-Red Raiders whip
Machinists in softball, Z to S. Rob-
erts won and Walker was the los
ing pitcher.
ITO Be Continued)
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Lit. And Mrs.
Hardin Win
Blind Bogie

First prize of Sill was won yes
terday at the Key West Golf Club
in the ''blind bogie" tournament
by 1t. and Mrs. Tom Hardin, with
Fred Mathews taking second prize
of $6 and c. w. Wailin, a new
conner. third prize of $3.50.
Low medaiist was Jimmy Mira
with well-played "a. DR.. Jack
Hayes and Humbert Mira were
in second place with good 81
scores. Harry Knight and Glen
Price scored 82's to tie for third
place. Glenn is now son his game,
as one observer pointed out, and
should be giving the boys more
competition in the future.
One of the best scores made by
a woman golfer in years was
turned in by Miss Bobbie Kimber
yesterday as she scored an i'm
pressive 51-49-100. Bobbie bird
led the long 500-yard 5th hole.
Then, to show that it was no ac-
cident, pared the same hole on
the incoming nine and added a
par on the 355-yard fourth. Bob
bic can put many herman golf
er to shame as she skaters the
fairway with good straight, long
drives.
Individual scores are as fol-
lows:
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FOLLOWING
THROUGH
THINGS THAT HAPPENED
IN FEBRUARY, 1886
PEDRO AcU1LAR


IN FEBRUARY. 1886
Today we continue our review
of sporting events of 1916 in Key
West. The first column in this
review covered the month of jan
uary. Here is what happened in
February, 1916:
February - Danny Lastres
joins Bob Feller's baseball school
at Tampa, Fla.
February Baseball league
formed with four clubs entering
the circuit, namely, Pirates, Tro-
jams, Red Raiders and Machinists.
The rosters: Red Haiders-Rob-
erts, Albury, Lastres, Meador, A.
Lastres, R. Arnold, M. Hernandez,
/, j. Albury, Haskins and j. Aritas;
Trojans-Joe Navarro, B. Sweet
ing, D. Navarro, j.. Navarro, Berg,
Sterling, Kelly, Lopez, j. Carbo-
nell A. Alonzo, J. Domenech Z.
Rueda and w. Gates: Pirates-I.
Rodriguez, D. Fernandez, Salin-
ero, Vidal, c. Hernandez, M. San
chez, ]. Barcelo E. Garcia, L. Bazo,
ID. Lastres, Torres and J. Casa;
, Machinists-E. Albury, o. Rod
| riguez, Bethel, Lynch, Baker, E.
Acevedo, M. Acevedo, T. Valdez,
F. Lopez, A. Acevedo J. Garcia,
Machin, Gomez and Goehring,
manager.
February 2-High School Var
sity basketball team is made up
of r. and o. Cruz, Kerr, Herring,
Papy, PARA, Mccullough, Fleitas,
! A. Lastres. The B team had
Rodriguez, c. Valdez, Arthur, Hol-
berg and Trembley.
February Scrip" Lastres'
double in the sixth tied the game
for the Red Raiders. Final score
was three runs each, six hits each
club. Batteries: G.. Lastres and
Roberts for Raiders, Lynch and
Rodriguez for Machinists. In the
second game, the score was: Pr
rates, no runs, 2 hits, errors;
Trojans 2 runs, 3 hits, error.
Batteries: Meador and Rodriguez,
Sweeting and Berg Fl. Laud-
erdale Tarpons won at basketball
from the Key West Conchs, 80 to
"a. Conch B team won over the
Tarpon "B" squad, 80 to %.
! February 5-Convent girls bas.
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Errors: Acevedo, Valdez 2, c.
Albury. C. Malgrat; runs-batted-
in: Baker 2, Hernandez 2, Ster-
ling 8, Villareal. E. Albury a;
two-base hits: Hernandez 2, Rob-
erts: three-base hit: E. Albury;
home runs: Sterling, Villareal;
stolen bases: Acevedo 2, Sterling,
Roberts, Villareal, Gates; sacri-
flee: Hernandez; double plays: j.
Malgrat to ]. Navarro to Valdez
to Dukes, D. Navarro to c. AL
bury to Berg; left on bases: Raid
ers 3, Trojans S; bases on balls:
off ]. Malgrat l, off D. Navarro
2. off Sweeting 8; strike-outs: by
]. Malgrat /, by Sweeting II; hits:
off ]. Malgrat for Z runs in 6 in
nings. off G.. Malgrat 3 for 3 runs
in Inning, off D. Navarro 3 for 5
runs in 2 innings; hit by pitcher:
by G. Malgrat (Acevedo), by D.
Navarro (Sweeting); balk: D. Ma
varro; wild pitch: D. Navarro;
passed ball: c. Albury; winning
pitcher: Sweeting; losing pitcher:
]. Malgrat; umpires: Clark and
Bethel; scorer: Castaneda: time:
2.10.
Standings in the league as re-
sult of the games:
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Park-R. Spottswood Upset
By Hayes Price At Golf
Key West Coli Clubs dinners

!. Key West Golf Clubs dinner
matches, concluded yesterday at
the local course, saw Jimmie Mira
and Ernie Griffin win 80 over
Harry knight and Humbert Mira.
DR.. Jack Hayes and Glenn Price
pulled an upset by trouncing Gill
more Park and Bob Spottswood,
3 to 0. Curry Harris and Norman
Artman teamed to take Robert
Knowles and Kermit Loucks, 2s
to one-haif. a
Knowles great recovery shot
on the eighth was not enough to
win the match, though it gave the
Harris-Artman team "goose-pim-
pies" Knowles had hooked deep
into the rough near the green on
the long eighth hole and elected
to play an almost unplayable lie.
When Bob addressed the ball he
was hidden from view and his
gamble materialized as the ball
sped through the branches and
ended by the green.
Charlie Salas and Jimmy Coop
er came from behind to take the
Charlie Yates-Fred Mathews COM
bination, 81. Salas and Cooper
were six behind, starting the fifth
hole on the back nine, but Salas'
string of pars was too much for
the Yates Mathews team as the
latter combination lost 1-up in the
days closest match.
Bob billiards. booming drives
and Tony Demeritt's steadiness
were too much for Paul Mesa and
Jack Sellers as the latter fell, 8
to 0.
Louie Pierce and Roy Dulion
took Horace O'Bryant and John
Kirschenbaum on both mines.
Fielder Elbertson and Robert
Dopp took all points from DR..
William Kemp and Francis De-
laney. Delaney hadn't played in
six months. but nevertheless got
off some good two-iron shots.
Paul Sher and William Curry
won from Orvis Kemp and DR..
Herman Moore, 80.
All winners will be the hosts
at the monthly dinner to be held
tomorrow night at the Sun and
Sand Club, formerly the Civilian
Beach Club.
Robert Dopp, entertainment
chairman, is planning to show
moving pictures and provide 9TH
er entertainment for club mem
berS at the event.
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Pirates Win First-Half Flag:
Sweeting Pitches One-Hitter
BUCS "SEwED UP'' HON.
ORs IN THIRD; RAID.
Frs SMASHED TRIO.
JAMS. TOO

Exploding for five runs on two
walks, an error and three hits, in
Guiding Robert Santana's homer
with one on IN the third inning,
the Pirates went on to whip the
Blue Sox. IA. in the first game
IT a doubleheader al Municipal
Stadium yesterday afternoon.
The win gave the Pirates the
first.half Winter League cham
pionship.
I'm the second game yesterday,
lie Red Raiders walloped the Tro-
ANS. 1870 behind the one hit
pitching of lanky Rubber Sweet
lng.
The Blue Sox drew first blood
N the first game when an error
and Manolo Acevedo's triple gave
hem a run in the third inning.
The Pirates came back, however,
and took the lead with their five
un rally. They added two more
N the seventh on two hits, and
three errors. The Blue Sox
thrc atened in the eighth when
hey managed to score three runs
on walk. two hits and a double
bv Diaz.
c.. Lastres annexed his third
win OF the season for the Pirates.
lie struck out seven and issued
four free passes. G.. Diaz, who
went all the way for the Blue SoX,
struck out one and walked three.
Danny Lastres, the Pirates star
,hortstop. led the winners attack
with two hits in five trips to the
plate. Lopez, Blue Sox third
bascman. led the losers attack
with two safeties in four official
tlIps to the plate.
Sweeting Whitfield ii
In the nightcap, with Bubber
Swccting. the Raiders ace right
handler. turning in one of the best
pitching performances of the sea-
son the Raiders thumped the Tro-
JAMS. 1870.
In annexing his third win of
The season without a defeat,
Swceting allowed one hit--a
looping single by Juani Navarro
IA the seventh. He struck out IL,
walked 3 and not a man reached
lnird.
The Raiders jumped on young
James Malgrat in the second for
Two runs on a walk. Vilareafs in
field hit. and Esmond Albury's
inple. They added tive more in
the sixth on two errors, singles by
Acrvcdo and Bakers and Herman
deg double. A hit batsman and
Sterling's homer gave the Raiders
two more runs in the seventh.
Dodu Villareals homer, a walk,
and singles by Gates and Baker
Melted the Raiders four addition
"a runs IN the eighth. They tai
he'd twice in the ninth on a cou-
plc of walks and Dewitt Roberts
double DoDo Villareal led the
Raiders attack with a homer and
a single in four tries.
Box scores:
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PIN is IMPORTANT
TO THRIFTY SCOT

EDINBURGH. ~ AP)- Stored
native frugality almost got some
Scots blown up at the Edin-
burgh disposal plant, where
street rubbish is sorted in a ma
chine to sift out salvagable items.
A hand grenade showed up in
the hopper. An alert Scot snatch
ed it out and restored a loosened
safety pin.
Ave, and later examination by
the Army showed it was alive.
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Miss Haskins And
Skaggs Lead City
Basket Scorers


Leading scorers in the City Bas-
ketball Leagues are Gene Skaggs
of the Red Raiders for the men
with 81 points and Miss Haskins
of the Catholic Youth Center girls
with AZ points.
Figures released by Official
Scorekeeper Peter Aguilar also
show that Grund of the Army De-
tenders is leading scorer in the
Glass B mems league with 20
points.
The leading scorers and their
teams through Jan. 10:
CLASS "a" LEAGUE
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One-Minufe. Ssorts Ouix

l. Who was Americas surprise
player in the recent Davis Cup
matches?
3. Who was chosen National
League Manager of the year?
4. Whom did Louis defeat and
gain the heavyweight crown.
S. Did Dempsey ever defeat
Tunney?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-13
JANITOR SETS 20 FIRES

TRENTON, Mo.-Elopus Wal
ker, 46-year-old janitor, admit
ted to police that he had set fire
to twenty buildings in eight
north central Missouri towns,
causing an estimated $250,000
property loss. No one was in
jured in the fires which occur
red over two-month period.
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Blue Sox 00l 900 03O-4 b
Pirates 900 OOO zOX-f
Errors: Lopez 2, A. Aecevdo,
Fernandez. Mauldin 2, D. Lastres
2 Hernandez; runs batted in: M.
Acevedo. Diaz 2. Santana 2, Rod
lguez. Haqua 2; two-base hit;
Dlaz: three-base hit: M. Acevedo;
home run: Santana; stolen bases:
r Acevedo; sacrifice: G.. Lastres;
left on bases: Blue Sox 10, Pirates
T. bases on balls: off G. Lastres 4,
off Diaz 3; strike-outs: by G. Las
tres :. by Diaz /; passed pail;
Rodriguez; winning pitcher; u
I.astres: losing pitcher: Diaz; UNI
pres: Clark and Bethel; scorer;
Castaneda: time: 1.48. ..
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Howard S. Palmer, president of
the New York, New Haven &
Hartford Railway, born in, East
Summer, Maine. 81 years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-13
THE AN SWERS:

]. Ted, Schroeder.
2. so in favor of the United
States team.
8. Eddie Dyer.
4. James T. Braddock.
5. No.