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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-05-07

In the week before Passover
alone, 5000 tourists came, and
several airlines had to add special
flights to cope with the rush.
There was day when 10 pas
senger planes landed at LYDIA
an all-time record. If the tourist
traffic keeps up at that rate, 1854
will indeed be the record season
which the Government Tourist
Center anticipates. Countless Or
ganized tours are due to visit
Israel this summer.
The sudden influx of visitors is
due 10 many factors. For one
thing. Passover and Easter coin
cided. thus bringing Jewish and
Christian pilgrims simultaneously.
For another. the favorable ex-
change rate of IL. 100 TO the
American dollar previously par)
makes Israel one of the cheapest
holiday centers. True. the rate
came into force a year ago. but
too late for those who plan an
overseas vacation well in adj
vance. Also. several new de luxe
hotels were completed during the
winter. so that standards of &C.
eommodation are now equal TO
many well known West European
resorts: and generally. things have
become easier in Israel as far as
food and transportation and COM
fort are concerned.
In each Of the major cities, a
new ultra-modern hotel was
opened in recent months; the
dan" in Tel Aviv, whose prices
for full board vary between SIP a
day in a double room and $16.85
in the best single room; the
"Zion" in Haifa, and the "Presi-
dents" in Jerusalem, whose prices
are slightly lower, but which
offer almost the same high stand
ards as the Dan" The new Jeru-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-22
Sehuefer Fishin,g Contest
Open 70 Key West Entrants

Florida's first statewide, year.
long angling event - The Rudy
Schaefer Fishing Contest begins to-
day at s a. m. The lavish contest
eaters to the little guy" said Ru.
dolph J. (Rudy) Schaefer, sports.
man and induStrialist of New York
and Florida. Key West fishermen
will be competing with other Flo.
rida sportsmen for huge List Of
valuable prizes in the contest.
So unique, its plans have been
granted a U. S. copyright, the
contest offers competition 10 angl-
ers using all kinds of techniques,
pursuing many kinds of Florida
fish. "There is something in this
contest for everyone" said Schae.
Ter, adding "yet the dignity Of a
true sporting event has been main.
tanned"
Honoring lie tree divisions. Flo.
rida champions will be named in
the rod and reel, fresh water cane
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-22
CHARLEY
Covers SELECTIONS

die Burn and For Blending. $3.50
Second Race: Bum A Bit. Perky
Paul and Crystal Hill. (3-I-S)
Third Race: Viking Meteor. Win
throp and Sol Bonita. (2-t-s)
Fourth Race: Happy Woman. Lit
Tie Dusty and Sam Parker. (I-T-O
Fifth Race: La Crosse. Ginger
Hill and Quick Val. (I-S-O
Sixth Race: LArry's Star Dust.
Mickey W. and Speed In Review.
CAD
Seventh Race: Clowner, Release
Call and Wheat. (6.T-s)
Eighth Race: Carlb, Pagoda, and
Canunculus. (2-4-6)
Ninth Race: Kenya Colony.
Trade Secret and Capehart. (2-lO
Tenth Race: Gay Gift, Snow
Twinkle and Fusbudget. (2-6-s)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-22

Charley Conch spent Sunday af-
terroon off Sand Key looking for
a new Magic Conch Shell after vii
shire's surprise win Saturday night.
He found one and is back In bus
mess at the old stand.
Wlshire's perform ance proved
one thing - you can never count
out the veterans. After five years
of racing. he still has some
good races left - and those who
were cagy enough 10 get on him
were considerably richer Sunday
morning.
Tonight. after giving the ole Ma
gic Conch Shell a bit Of a polish,
Charley Couch will go along with
Kenya Colony in the feature.
Other selections:
First Race: Razor's Rocket, Sad
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-22
Ties
Scoring
Mark Sunday
By HAROLD v. RATLIFF

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. R-Golfs
winter tour ratified on to Mexico
City today but without Chandler
Harper, the tournament old-timer
who put on one Of the greatest
finishes in the games history in
winning the S12,5OO Texas Open
with three straight rounds Of sun.
der.par IS.
The 40-year-old star, playing bet.
ter now than any time in his long
career, tied the all-time PGA rec.
ord for u holes as he wound w
with 259 to take down 81, 200 in the
Texas Open yesterday and vault
into fourth place among the years
leading money winners.
The Mexican National Oper
wanted Harper but he passed il up
to go home to Portsmouth, Va, on
business.
The tall man from Virginia, who
boasts an amazing scoring average
in the three tournaments he has
played this year-67. 33-shot a SO
on the first nine of the Texas Open.
II put him close TO last in the
field at the time. But he negotiated
the second nine over Breckenridge
Parks 6,400-yard course in 81. And
from then on he never had q nine
over 80.
He came from 9 strokes behind
in the first round to a 2-stroke lead
at the finish and the Texas Open
never before saw such golf as the
veteran turned in on those last 81
holes. He putted from IL feet for
a birdie on the final green that
would have beaten the PGA record
for u holes held by Byron Nelson
and Ben Hogan and barely missed.
His 1S9 for the last three rounds
bettered anything ever posted for
81 holes. And his 2S9 was one
stroke under the Texas Open rec
ord set by Jack Burke OF Kiamesha
Lake, NY, in 1852.
Johnny Palmer Of Charlotte,
NC, who started the final round
with a 6-stroke lead over Harper
and Lionel Hebert of Erie, Pa,
took a 20 on the last IS and fin.
ished second with 261. Hebert had
81 for 263 and third place while
Shelley Mayfield Of Chicopee,
Mass, wound up fourth with 264.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-22

pole and salt water handline class.
Is when the 1854 contest closes on
December 81. Each of the three
winners will have his pick Of q
major electrical appliance.
In addition, plaques 60 to the
first three place winners in each
of the 25+species rod and reel class.
Similar Schaefer plaques will be
won by top canepolers and hand
liners.
Conservation II stressed by Re.
lease citations and by the placing
Of minimum weights for each Of
the rod and reel fish. Eligible rod
and reel fish with minimum
weight for entry in parentheses)
are:
Amberjack go lbs.): barracuda
(0); black bass "a: bluegill
dream 2 lbs.); bonefish (s); bo-
nito ga; channel bass (1O). CO.
bia go; dolphin (15): grouper
(lS); jack crevalle (S); kingfish
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-22
Little League
TryOuts Slated

Player tryovt for HE Amer
lean Lille League will be held
Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday evenings in BsYvlsw
Park a. J p. m, II was an
novneed today.
All prospective Little League
players residing In the area
east Of DvvsI Street and South
Of Truman Avenue, are eIisi-
BILE to try out for American
League teams. This area in
cIUdes ths sissbss Park and
Poineians Housing proisets.)
All boys who want 70 play
Lizzie League Baseball This
year. must attend at least two
Of these Spring training" ses-
siens, Or present valid sx-
evss.
The National Little Leagus
held t4,eir fryoUts last week.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-22

(2s): ladyfish (cixro "a ibs.);
mackerel (5); mangrove snapper
ca; muttonfish (10); pompane
(21a) lbs.); porgy (3); saAfish $50;
speched perch (crappie "a lbs. };
shark (15O); tarpon (7S lbs. open
IS lbs. on IS ID. test Line or less;
trout g lbs.)
''This contest" said Schefer,
supplements, but does not CON-
pete against, established tourna.
ments, of which Florida has about
50. Only one tourney 10 open the
year around and it's sectional.
Many areas have no contest at all.
Where run, they are largely sea-
sonal in nature. This leaves many
days when anglers have nothing
to shoot for.
with this In mind, special cita-
tons have been created. These are
to be issued anywhere, at any
time Of the year. They will re.
cognize good catches made In the
off periods Of other Journeys; win
give credit for fish not eligible for
prizes In this or other contests. -
concluded the sponsor.
Schaefer sponsors many sports
promotions in northern states, and
internationally. There is no product
identifica alton. q policy to be fol
lowed with the Florida contest. In
two 1853 events, 5000 golfers COM
peted - most ever recorded and
80, 700 anglers from 300 clubs were
in the second jouSt.
While he won a Newport (R. H.
to Bermuda race on his yacht, Ed
IluII, and earned the 1871 Metro.
plitan Miami Fishing Tournament
prize for blue marin with . 90
FOUNDER, Schaefer insists on slant.
ing his sports promotions fof me
average man"
Entry blanks can b picked up
throughout Florida at tackie stores.
docks. piers, boat liveries and bah
stations. There 10 no registration
fee. The contest IL free. Completed
forms, or any Inquiries should not
be sent 10 individual judges. They
should be mailed to:
The Rudy Schaefer Fishing Coo.
test. Post Office Box sec, North.
west Branch, Miami. Florida.
In announcing his panel Of jud-
geS. Schaefer said, 81 am glad that
some of Florida'S best known out.
door writer's and commentators
have volunteered their services. -
The judges are as follows:
Rube Allyn. outdoor editor, ST.
Petersburg Times; Vern Crawford
outdoor commentator, VINO, West
Palm Beach: Sol Fleiechmann. out.
door commentator. wDAE. Tampa
Karl Hunziker, outdoor editor, Or.
lando Sentinel Star; Fred Lang.
worthy. outdoor editor. Daytona
Beach News; Paul G. Mains, out.
doc editor. Florida Tines Union;
Harold Stokes. MANAGING editor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-22
Key West Cagvy To Meet Miami Beach In District Seven Tourney
35-I Choice
Tops Field In
Upset Sat.

F. B. Stutz' Wiltshire, a
35-1 shot, pulled off the
biggest upset of the year at
the Key West Kennel Club
Saturday night when he cap
tured the first running of
the Key Wester Hotel Spe-
ciaI before a packed house.
The five-year-old veteran
gained the win by taking
the lead going into the back
stretch and held firm for a
victory by the proverbial
nose. Smart Design just miss.
ed catching the winner and
ran an even race through
out. The favorite with the
bettors. Judy Doll, ran third
while Legal Looter, the
choice among the handicap
pers, ran a poor fourth.
The winner paid a neat 1900, o.
80 and 40 while Smart Design
paid 1850 and go for his second
place effort. Judy Doll returned
$40 10 show.
The Quiniela on the feature, paid
1900.
Saturday nights program also
produced three other long shot win
ners, Cuddly Cute in the second
race at 1870, Bardahl in the eighth
at 1850 and Point Breeze Kennels
Boyee in the eleventh, q winner
good for 1910.
The Daily Double Saturday, Riv.
iera and Cuddly Cute. paid 1870.
In tonight's feature race, Kenya
Colony, Sam Baxendale's two-year-
old, will 60 out after his first vic.
tory in Grade One competition af-
ter winning three straight races in
as many official starts.
Racing Secretary L. L. Griffin
has upped the rating Of this dog
after each OF his races. He won
them all handily.
R. X. Hutching's Capehart and
Mrs. o. z. Ferrell's Trade Secret
are expected to pose the biggest
threats to Kenya Colony's unbeat-
en- record.
Other entries include r. X. Hut
ching's Let's CODY, Fred White
heads Lady Ports, Royal Sey-
mour'S Even Key, E. F. Snipe's
Gene Huff and NJ. w. Fagg's Mer-
curry Switch.
Tonight'S program viii also fea-
ture another popular ss mile mara
thon race, the eleventh on the
program. Featured in that outing
are Slam Boogie, Gay Gift, Pama-
don, Final Reward, South Boston,
Snow Twinkle, WeStock and Fus-
budget.
The action will get underway at
S:15 p. m. with the first half Of the
daily double.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-22

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-22
Becknidn Takes
Over Coaching
Reins After
Jones' Illness

The Key West High
School basketball team will
have an opportunity Wed.
nesday night to avenge a
one-point defeat pinned on
them by the Miami Beach
cagers there ten days ago,
when they met in the OPEN
ing game in the District Sew
en- Glass IA tourney at MI
ami Jackson High School.
The tilt is set to get under
way at Z pm.
But the Conchs will be
without the services of
Coach Win Jones in their
first Class AA tourney. He
was stricken i'll and under
went emergency surgery in
Miami Jackson Memorial
Hospital early Sunday morn
ing.
Ed Beckman, who guided the
Key West High School football
team through an indicated sea-
son this year, has taken over the
|reigns of the Conchs for the tour.
|ney.
The Conchs are considered q
weak team in the tourney after the
drawings paired them in the same
bracket with Miami High and Cor.
al Gables - both OF whom have
trounced them on occasions this
season Miami is rated a strong
favorike to walk off with the crown
after they piled up an indicated
record during the regular season.
The winner of Wednesdays Mia
mi Beach Key West clash will
play Coral Gables Thursday even.
ing. The finals are set for Satur.
day night.
Bon the tourney champion and
the ranner.up will journey to Gain
esvilis early In March for tn
State Class "A tournament.
Meanwhile, Beckman held 4
meeting Of the squad this mornins
and announced that he viii star
drflls this afternoon In preparation
tor the tourney.
The success that the Conchs have
IN the tournament viii apparently
hinge on their ability to sharper
Up their shooting eyes. They wor
. 1886 decision over the Beach
men on their home court and thes
recently dropped q 1912 verdict I,
the same team on the Miami
Beach court.
The local cagers, with an earl,
season squirt, jumped into conten
ton for the Gold Coast Conferenc,
championship but a pair of losse,
IN their last two starts of the sea
son, dropped them back into thin
place In the standings.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-22
REVERSES TREND
IN CAR CIVE.AWAY

BOISE, Idaho IA Boise furni.
ture dealer has reversed the field
on the auto industry and is giving
q used car free with each purchase
OF q telsvision set.
II figured that II they could give
~ sets with cars, I could reverse
IT," said Mel Foster as he an.
i,ouneed his one-wsek-only promo.
ton.
The ears are 1915 models or
older.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-22
Boxing Results
WEEKEND FIGHTS
~ The Asseeisssd Press
RuN0AV

SUNDAY
MExICAL1, Mexico - Baby Or.
tlz, l40, Mexico City, decisioned Al
Cruz. 1873. Los Angeles. (1o).
SATURDAY
CINCINNATI - Joe Miceli. 147,
New York, stopped Wallace (Bud)
smith. 14l, Cincinnati, 81.
HAVANA - Nino valdes, 21ls4.
Cuba, decisioned Archie Mcbride.
le4. Trenton, NJ. (10).
HOLLYWOOD-Frankie Campos.
III. Los Angeles, stopped Jim
Quinn, 1lS, Hollywood, Cd.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-22

The Cleveland Indians were the
strikeout champions Of the Amer1.
can League in 1888. The Tribes
batterS famed 6s3 times.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-22

When the New York Athletic
Club was first organized In 1858 Il
had II members. At the end Of
1858 1t had a,lsl.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-22

Pensacola News Journal: and Pat
sullivan, outdoor commentator.
WHAT, Miami Beach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-31

10,ooo-MiIe
Warranty
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Coupes. Fully equipped WITH
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2-dr. Styleline de luxe; beautiful
baby blue finish. fully equipped;
very low mileage; priced 70 sell
40 FORD
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so HUDSON
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SAILS

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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

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PONTIAC SO chieftain "s" de - luxe
;Er.sa. radio. heater. dual range
Hydra Matte, custom covers. MANY
eeX;ras in finest condition: full price,
WOLFF MOTORS, rag 'es, u w,se serT1s;
aye. nv. EN-. 3-0142. open SUNDAY
roNTfAc 80 Catalina: orig. s.tons
mn nndSn l new Wv. tires. r. and b.
PIIEEY BRANCH McToRs. ~ &
PONTIAC 1850 chieftain 80" de
owner, a steal pS ss 81 Hey afTH MESS;
BUIS6, 5115 Wis. ave. OIL. 10000