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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-06
Gene WitzeL
Places Second
With Hot 6S
Here Sunday

Jimmy Mira put together
the best round of his golf
ing career yesterday at the
Key West Golf Club to cap
ture the City Championship
when he fired a magnificent
SO over the Stock Island
layout.
At the same time, Navy
champ Gene Witzel was
burning up the fairways
with a record breaking SO
but Mira copied the crown
over the 81 hole distance
by five strokes with a 215
net as compared with Wit
zel's go.
1t is the second city title
that the S7-year-old stroker
has captured. He held the
title championship in 1947,
the year that he came to
Key West from Tampa. He
could do no wrong yester-
day when his tee shots went
booming out for an aver
age of $40 yards and he
used but 20 puts in putting
together the round.
II marked the first time that
Mira has broken 20 although he
has threatened several times in
the past. Playing his second round
in two weeks, due 10 a death in
his family, Mira had Just one bad
hole, the par four eighth when he
fired a DOGGY.
Mira went on to score brides
on the first, fourth, fifth and
seventh and par the balance Of
the course.
Hitting into q strong wind did
not seem to bother Mira as he
never faltered. Known as q strong
hitter off the tee, his putting final
ly settled down to give him the
victory. =.
Il fell pretty good about It,
said Mira, latter all = this is the
first tournament that have won
In six years" Mira added that he
was pressed pretty hard by Wit
zel's sterling performance.
Mayor c. b. Harvey presented
the new champion with a hand.
some trophy at the conclusion Of
yesterdays round in which a LOT
of fine golf was displayed by the
balance Of the finalists.
Mira went In to the round with
q six stroke lead.
The new champs brother, Hum
bert, nailed down second place
with new 220 and Gene Witzel,
Navy titllst captured srd place
when he shot a 70 to finish with
a score Of 224.
Norton Harris earned fourth
place with = total score Of go
while Harry Knight placed fifth
with a 2Ss total.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-06


Key West ..--..--.-.... OF 81 x-li
ErroFs-Tyrt. BeFnecker z, Cruz.
catala z.
Runs batted In--Catala, g. Las.
tres 2. Robert Lastres Z, saiaado.
Tw0-basehits g. Lassrea, n.
LaKtres.
Three base hit--EIenriqaez.
Stolen bases ~ Eonham. Gates,
Rodriguez. crux. Solomon.
sserifices-Rodriguex.
Double plays - crur, Henriquax
ard h Laxtres,
left on bases - Reelianda. 10;
Key west. IL.
Bases On bsIlS-IfuG s. Tyre &.
slrike0its-Cruz II. Tyre &.
HIT By pitcher. by-TyFa fsat.
gsdo RodrlEne1l.
Wild pitches - Cruz Z. passed
balls, kagler Hesrfqvsz
Winning pitcher - cfua. ioanr
pitcher. Tyre.
timptres-Ro6rieae ard Myast.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-06

Julio Henriquez had quite a
busy weekend behind the plate.
The Husky catcher was credited
with q put outs in the two game
series. He also assisted liz putting
out four.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-06
Sports Mirror

~ The Associated Press
TODAY A YEAR AGO - SAM
my Snead won the Masters Golf
Tournament for the second year
In q row, with q score Of 2s6.
FIVE YEARS AGO - Middle.
weight Champion Rocky Graziano
decisioned Sonny Horne in a 10.
round nontitle bout at Washington.
TEN YEARS AGO - Bob Mont.
gomery. 1877. Knocked out Roman
Alvarez, isSia. IN the fourth round
al Philadelphia.
TWENTY YEARS AGO -- The
value Of the American Derby was
reduced from $4,000 to s., 900.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-06
Don Cruz BATTLES
Upstate BGtsn,en
As XIV Cops l2-1
Vim At WickeKs

Don Cruz sings proved
too battling for the Red
land nine so the Key West
Conchs walked away with
a handsome II to l victory
over the upstaters to make
a clean sweep of the two
game, series and retain its
undefeated record for the
season. The contest was
played at Wickers Stadium
Saturday night before an
impressive crowd.
Lefty Ron Tyre, Redland
twirler, had the Conchs
pretty well under control
Through the third inning
but showed signs of weak
ening as the fourth frame
got under way 'and the
Conchs shelled his deliver
les all over the lot for 8
tallies. From there on it was
easy going for Paul Davis
and his crew as they came
Through with a four-run
rally in the fifth on two
safeties, a base on balls
two hit batsmen and a
wild pitch.
The contest was beautifully
played for the first three innings
with the 81 favor of the locals.
Redlands' lone score came in
the second frame when Robert Bon
ham got a free ticket to first.
stole second on the second pitch
and held up at third base as Ray
Kugler was thrown out second to
first. Bonham crossed the platter
when Don Cruz drop curve failed
and went wild and over catcher
Julio Henriquez head.
Key West tied the count in the
bottom of the second when Julio
Henriquez belted a three Dagger
to deep center and scored on Yin.
cent Cataia squeeze bunt along the
third base line.
The conchs pushed over the tie
ending tally IN third inning on
singles by Elroy Rodriguez and
George Lastres aided b. a field.
er's choice and base on balls.
Don Cruz who held the visitors
to three well scattered singles was
never in trouble. although he
showed effectiveness al times. He
struck oui IL batters.
The Lastres brothers sparkled
at the offensive for the Conchs
with each getting three hits Of
four trips to the pan. Allen Under.
wood got two Of the , hits for
RedIands.
The Conchs blasted Ron Tyre
for Il safeties including a triple By
Julio Henriqacz and double by
George Lastres.
The Box Score.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-06

There is always a joker in a
ball game and the title went to
Tom Torbert Saturday night who
was coaching at first base for the
Redlands. Tom seemed to have
gotten on the nerves of chief UNI
pire Albert Rodriguez, who by the
way is doing a grand job together
with Red Myatt, by continuous yell
ing from the coach's box at first,
lets get the game over with and
go to the dog track" well he ap-
parently over used the slang so
he was ordered out of the coach
ing position and to the grand
stand. The kid however kept up
with his fun. So it goes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-06

Believe it or not but as it looks
from this corner and judging by
the brand of ball the kids are
playing this season nothing will
stop them from winning the tour
nament this year. So far the
Davis clan had proven far super
ior to their opponents.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-06

Got to hand it to Coach Paul
Davis; he is a hard working man
and he keeps the boys on the
alert. Il want nothing but base
ball talk spoken in this dugout
from now and until the game is
over" He tells the kids just be-
fore game time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-06

Allen Underwood, Redlands'
right handler didn't do so badly
for his club - the seven errors
committed by his team mates
were costly.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-06

Hail the 'King of Sings" yes,
that's George LastreS lanky swift
pitcher of the Key West Conchs
who is making a name for him.
self in the current baseball con-
ference. The youngster boasts a
handsome record so far this sea-
son. He has pitched 20 innings,
during which he has struck out
So, walked IL, has one wild pitch
against l balk no hit batsman, 8
earned runs and 10 hits. Great
prospects in this kid, providing
"Smoke doesn't get in his eyes"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-06

Folks at the stadium Friday
really got a bang out of the way
Mama LastreS rushed to meet
sonny George as the school pitch
ing ace walked off the mound in
the seventh inning after striking
out pinch hitter Robert Somers
for the last and final out Of the
contest, to give him a congratu-
lating embrace. It was a one hit
ter for George,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-06

Chuck Ogden, former high
Evening star., 1953-03-15

GASoSCu "
Mr.. Eduardo Schlageter
y BOultOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Arnold
Wiley Of Toledo, Ohio, formerly
Of Washington, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Margaret CrosSon to Mr.. Eduardo
Schlageter y Boulton. He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Eduardo
Schlageter Of Caracas, Venezuela.
The bride ELECT is a graduate
Of the Ursuline Convent Of Tole-
do and attended Georgetown
Visitation Junior College here.
She made her debut during the
season of 47-'48 in Washington.
Miss Wiley on her maternal
side is the granddaughter of the
late DR.. Henry j. Crosson of this
city and Mrs. CroSson, and the
great grand-neice of Mr. James
G.. Blaine. On her paternal side
she is the granddaughter of the
late Mr.. William Faust Wiley of
Cincinnati, Ohio, and Mrs. Wiley.
Mr.. Schlageter attended La
Sale Military Academy in Oak
dale, Long Island, and is now
completing his studies at the
Georgetown University School of
Foreign Service here.
Evening star., 1953-03-15
.Southall Photo.

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Kramer
announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Carol, to Mr.
Bernard M. Blum. He Is the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry !. Blum Of
Silver Spring.
The bride-elect attended the
University Of Maryland where
she was a member Of Alpha
Lambda Delta and Phi Sigma
Sigma sororities. Mr.. Blum was
recently graduated from George
Washington University and is
now attending the graduate
school at that university.
The wedding will take place
in the summer.
Evening star., 1953-03-15
Bridqe Hostess

Mrs. Doyne r. Wills was
hostess at bridge Friday night in
her quarters on the Indian Head
naval reservation.
Evening star., 1953-03-15
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Evening star., 1953-03-15
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Evening star., 1953-06-17
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing

Stage.
1.-The Country Girl, !"
$3.50 pm.
Carter Barron Amphitheater-
"Showboat," 8:45 pm.
Ambassador - Shane" !,
3:O5, Sis, 1920 and $50 pm.
Capitol - Girls of Pleasure
Island" II am. 1:45. 4:30. 7:15
and 10 pm. Stage: 1855. $40,
6:25 and 9:10 pm.
COlumbia-''Pickup on South
Street." 10:45 am, 12:40. 2:35,
4:3O, 6:25, 1925 and 1925 pm.
DupOnt-"Man on a Tight
rope;" 1:20, 1925, 5:25, 1880 and
e:40 pm.
Keith's-"Split Second: 1880
am, 1875. $40. $50, 1855 and
1905 pm.
Little - "The Strange Ones;
6. s:15 and 1O:15 pm.
Macarthur - "a Queen Is
Crowned" 2, 1855, 5:55, 8 and
10 pm.
Metropolitan prince Of
Pirates" 11:25 am, 2:25, $40
and $3.50 pm.
Ontario - THE Glass Wall";;
1870, 3:35. $40, TAO and $50
pm.
PaIace-"Dream Wife" 11:10
am. lis, 1925, $50, TAO and
$50 pm.
Playhouse - "Lili;;" II am,
1885, 2:25, 4:2o, 6:10, sos and
10 pm.
Plaza - "The Seven Deadly
SINS" II am, lis, 3:35, $50.
sos and 1925 pm.
TranS-Lux "Salome;;" II
am, 1850, 2:45, 4:30, $3.50, S:20
and 10:15 pm.
Warner Shane" IL am,
1:05. 3:15, 5:25, 7:35 and $50
pm.
Evening star., 1953-06-17
HOLLYWOOD.


Tom Ewell, a nice guy, gave
the okay for Vanessa Brown to
share equal billing with him on
the "Seven-Year Itch" marquee,
which patched up their feud.
The song Buddy Baer sang
with Cary Grant and Debbie
Kerr in Dream Wife" died on
the cutting-room floor. The
coldest sound stage in Holly
wood is that being used for "The
Rage Of the Jungle"-where Ann
Sheridan is freezing Glenn Ford,
and vice versa.
The latest issue of Photoplay
names the three most important
people in Doris Days life-her
son, her husband and Charlotte
Greenwood.
Shelley Winters free lance
price is 100000 per picture.
And she'll appear on the comedy
TV hour next fall.
Kathryn Grayson goes Paris
ienne in her next for Warmers
Mile. Modiste." And it looks
like Conrad Hilton will have to
open his new hotel in Madrid
without Kathryn or Ann Miller
both being detained here with
kiss Me Kate"
Abbott and Costello will re-
ceive eight golden balls from the
L. A. Press Club when they open
the new 100000 swimming pool
at the Ambassador Hotel Satur-
day.
George Sanders may beat ZSa
ZSa to the divorce court. I'm told
he did not object to La Gabor's
dates with Por4irio Rubirosa, who
used to be married to Doris Duke.
:. And piano-player. Joe Castro.
is polishing the apple and the
worries to greet Doris. expected
any minute from Europe.
Korda is trying to persuade
Mario LAMA to record "God
Save the Queen" as q coronation
gift for Queen Elizabeth. To be
presented by Winston Churchill.
Mario is mulling it over!
\ X Il y
Marilyn Monroe is winning her
fight for older lovers in her films
She had a tender scene with g.
year-old foghorn, George Wins
low, in Gentlemen Prefer
Blondes" In "River of No Re-
turn" Monroe gets a kiss from
Tommy Rettig, who is all of nine
Master Rettig. by the way,
goes to town in Columbia's big
screen fantasy, 1.-THE Five Hun
dred Fingers Of Doctor T." Chill
dren who hate to play the piano
will love this film.
Jan Sterling saw Stirling
Castle near Edinburgh on her
trip to Scotland and, according
to her press agent. has put in
a bid to buy It! Jan says her
ancestors lived there and she
even found q room dedicated to
a Douglas. but not even Paul
could pry this one loose for her
Overheard in a booth at
Romanoff's-"If they ever dc
Herod," David Selznick would
be perfect for the role" And
spotted on a Paramount street
Guy Mitchell in a white suite
! astride a white horse for 3 hours
Evening star., 1953-06-17

els L. Sullivan, Charles Korvin
and Tom Drake.
British Actor Sullivan, q huge
and talented man, ought to be
the prize piece Of Sd casting
since the "flatties" began to be-
come unstylish.
X y + Il
MIDWEEK MEMOS: Olney
Theater. now under the direction
Of Players, Inc, resumes its
place in the local entertainment
scheme tonight with its first per-
formance Of Shaw's Man and
Superman." Additions to the
basic repertory company include
Viola Roche, long an Olney IA
vorite, Frances Tannehill and
Basil Langton. Langton also
directed. Although the critics
were divided and mostly queru-
lous. me and Juliet" continues
to do sellout business. Which
makes Richard Rodgers and
Oscar Mammerstein II happy.
but not as happy as they would
be with good reviews. Their
originals still have to hit the
heights scored by the teams
adaptations. 1.-THE Beast
From 10000 FathomS," wide
screen thriller, will open at the
Warner and Ambassador Thea
ters June Is. In time, the
story ranges from the day Of
the dinosaur to the age of the
atom. Mclean Summer
Theater, moving this year to
Falls Church, will open its sea-
son July 6 with F. Hugh Her
bert's "The Moon Is Blue" .
Could be the movie, lacking a
Motion Picture Association seal
of approval. will find a theater
about the same time. st.
Evening star., 1953-06-17

Louis Muny Opera. the model
for those which have sprung up
all around the country, including
Washington's Carter Barron am
phitheater operation. is set for
a gala week June %. On that
date it will revive the musical
version of "Cyrano de Bergerac,"
which had its world premier per-
formance at the same site in
1882.
Evening star., 1953-06-17

OF the two big Loew houses on
F street. the Capitol will be the
first to embark upon Hollywood's
greatest adventure since the de-
velopment Of the talking film.
It's Sd equipment will be ready
June Is for the showing Of
MGM'S full length western,
Arena" starring Gig Young,
Jean Hagen and Polly Bergen.
The Palace will come up to
the new era with the opening Of
Scared Stiff" the Jerry Lewis
Dean Martin comedy. This one
will be shown on the theater's
new wide screen with stereo-
phonic sound. It is a comedy
thriller calculated to be twice as
terrifying-in a laughable way,
TO be Sure-aS on the old fash
oned, fiat. small screen.
The Columbia, third Loew
house, already has its new equip
ment, identical with that Of the
others. It. however. is tempo
rarily in storage. waiting the day
when the other theaters have
been adapted to the industry's
new dawn.
All three screens are known
as the "all-purpose" type, masked
to show:
/. Regular fiat pictures.
2. Three-D, with or without,
stereophonic sound.
8. Wide screen Aims with
stereophonic sound.
4. Cinemascope productions.
Hail the revolution!
X X X X
NO SCREENINGS? One of
the revolutions more minor ef-
fectS-about which movie critics
are adopting the noblest of atti-
tudes-is the likely disappear
ance Of the small screening room,
It is in these that reviewers
have seen something like half
of the pictures they deal with
professionally. It is highly un-
likely even when and if pros
perity returns to the film indus
try that these small, snug movie
display rooms will be equipped
with the costly new screens and
sound layoutS.
If critics see pictures privately,
they will do it before or after
the regular operating hours of
the regular theaters. Otherwise.
they will be getting to know all
the theater doormen again and
seeing their movies just like all
moviegoerS.
Time marches on.
X X X
ANOTHER RECRUIT-Come
Friday, still another f1rst-run
theater will hop into the new
process act. This is the Ontario
which will offer Paramount's
first Sd production, "Sangaree."
It is Paramount'S proud asser-
ton that "Sangaree" represents
q first effort to use the new
process for story telling, not to
display the new cameras merely
cute tricks. "Sangaree," the STU
dio points out, is no rush job.
It is a lavish piece of work,
based upon Frank G. Slaughter's
best-seller novel which tells the
stirring story of life in the Deep
South shortly after the Revo-
lutionary War.
The cast of "Sangaree" in
cludes Arlene Dahl, Fernando
Lamas, Patricia Medina, Fran
Evening star., 1953-06-17
Hollywood Diary
Tom and Vonesso
Friendly Again
By SheiIoh Grohom

waiting for his call to Red
Carriers"
Lex Barker won't come back
from Europe until he makes a
historical washbuckling film.
This has been his dream-ever
since they roped him into the
jungle for "Tarzan." Might be
"The Kings General"-but not
with Lana Turner. according to
Metro.
If Hollywood doesn't sign Dan.
ny Scholl. I'll eat my best bon
net. Danny. now appearing at
the L. A. Biltmore in Top Ba-
mana" has a great voice and
very pleasing personality.
June Withers and Joan Leslie
will be among Ann Blyth's
bridesmaids. And with Dennis
Day best man for his brother,
some one else will be singing in
the church. The honeymoon has
been whitfield down to two
weeks, so no time to go abroad.
Who says publicity doesn't pay
off? Manuel Rojas, who made
the columns via a romance with
Rita Hayworth, has landed a
big role in "Matador" which
stars Jose Ferrer.
There were $50 stars and ditto
execs at the CHS. party Tuesday
for President Adrian Murphy at
Ciro's. They showed a movie to
sell radio-a 15-minute docu-
mentary. "1t's Time for Every
body"
Daryl zanuck will be a grand
father for the third time in Oc-
tober-via daughter Darrylin,
whose two other youngsters are
currently bedded with flu.
Mitzi Gaynor to Virginia Mayo
-"1 was in your dancing class
at Madame Etienne's." "Oh,"
said Ginny, "that was a long
time ago!" YEAH" meowed
Mitzi, II know. I was a little
girl then!"
George White will lose one of
his best scandaleers in the N. Y.
Versailles hit floor show. Carol
0hmart was signed by Ivan Tors
to make q picture here in the
fall. The Monroe clan in
Scotland sent Marilyn a corona
ton tartan with matching
sporan.
Bill Perlberg flashes he's fight
ing off top lady stars who want
to marry Bing Crosby in 1.-The
Country Girl" I saw Nancy
Kelly do it at the Biltmore here,
and I still think she'd be the
the best.
Gene Tierney has sent her
daughter to Oleg Cassini in New
York for the summer. So it
doesn't look like she has much
intention of returning here soon.
But, with Gene, it isn't money.
it's Ally.
More trouble for Enrol Flynn:
Lili Damita says he has for
gotten to remember her alimony.
Understand that Enrol put his
Twitchfleld Hotel in Jamaica in
his fathers name.
Louis Calhoun, q glutton for
acting, will do the summer circuit
with king Lear" teeing of in
the Bucks County playhouse.
Jane Withers was in the big
party tossed by the Arthur
Camerons for Marti Stevens at
the Mocambo, but no Bill Moss.
It's one thing for Jane to call
of the divorce. but something
else, apparently, for him to for
give her.
= y
Dana Andrews is the highest
paid performer in Hollywood
He gets $4,000 for one hours
work a week-on his radio
transcribed 81 Was a Commu-
mist for the FBI." sold to 675
| stations.
Mike Romanoff, upon reading
the erroneous report that he was
getting a divorce to marry Ger
trude Hart, who owns a hotel in
Fishkill, N. Y. commented: "The
Romanoff they refer to is even
bigger phony than I'm sup
posed to be-"
Released By NANA.)
Evening star., 1953-06-17
The Posing Show
Palace and Capitol Ready
For the Movies New Era
BY Jay Cormody

Local movie house managements to rush toward
the
Within the next few weeks the Palace and Capitol Theates
will join the Warner Ambassador the new
films The latter already equipped either SD
Natural Vision films those calling SCREEN both plus
Stereophonic
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-04-17
New Law Requires
Mining Papers Be
Filed In Duplicate

The Territorial Legislature, in
the last session. passed a new re-
quirment for mining men which
makes it necessary for those stalk
ing new claims, to file their To-
cation notices in duplicate. The
new requirement which became
effective April l applies as well
to- proof of annual labor forms.
This is necessary, it has been
explained, so that copy may be
sent by the recording office to
the Department of Mines in Ju-
neau. Hereafter, a copy of all
mining papers, filed in the pre-
cinct in which the property is
located, will also be filed in the
Juneau office.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-04-17
Lavinia Wallace Young
Community Center Buys
Howard Green Property

The Women's Division of the
Methodist Church have announ-
ced the purchase of the Howard
Green property on the corner Of
B street and 3rd Ave. The pro-
perty also includes two additional
buildings which will house the
staff and make room for addition
al recreation facilities 1t was
stated that the change is being
made because the present quar-
tiers were too crowded to handle
their expanded program.
The building now known as the
Community Center GWY Mission)
will be moved to the B Street To-
cation soon and the expanded pro-
gram will be announced next
September, stated Miss Esther
Mccoy, director Of the activities
here for the past several years.
She also stated there will be con-
siderable remodeling to facilitate
the program for classes from the
very young to the very old peo-
pie of the community who now
participate in regular groups ev-
cry day Of the week. The new
move will also permit expanded
use Of their extensive library.
Pre-school groups are now more
numerous than can be handled
satisfactorily it has been reported,
as the young people enjoy the
games, music and educational pro-
gram, especially through the win
ter months when they cannot play
outdoors.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-04-17
Piper Cub Overdue
On Flight From Kotzebue


A Piper Cub is reported over
due on a flight from Kotzebue to
Galena. 1t was reported by the
CAA that Pilot Schulz left Kot-
zebue Thursday morning at 10
am. on a flight to Galena but
that he did not reach his destina-
ton.
Later reports indicate that he
stopped at Candle and intended
to go to White Mountain, 0hen
to Nome.
The 74th Air Rescue Squadron
has several planes on the search
out Of Galena and one Of the
planes came into Nome yester-
day afternoon.
The Nome Civil Air Patrol sent
out Capt. Paul Carlson and Rev.
Roald Amundsen in CarlSon's own
plane today. The Nome CAP also
intends to send out their search
plane as soon as some necessary
repairs are made.