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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-20

Feb. % 7:30 Evans VS. Jaycees
$3.50 Cupboard Club VS. Grace
LutheranS
Feb. "a 1880 Grace Lutherans VS.
Evans
$50 Cupboard VS. VX-1
Feb. Is 1880 Independents VS.
Jaycees
$3.50 Grace Lutherans vs. VX-1
Ted Lennox, member Of the
Michigan State varsity wrestling
team, is totally blind.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-20
Pss. 10 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Saturday, February 49, 1854
Bob Cooper Leads
City Cage Scorers

Bobby Cooper, Evans Enterpri
ses high scoring center, has taken
over the lead in the Island City
Basketball League in games play.
ed through Thursday, February IS,
1854. The towering Cooper has
dropped in rs field goals and 81
free throws for a total OF 2O6 points
for an average of IT'S per game.
Lucy Gonzalez, the Independents
high scoring ace, who led since the
beginning of the season, was q
close second. Gonzalez has Melted
n field goals and ~ free throws
for a total of 1856 points. He has
an average of 1853 per game.
In third place, Gene Skaggs Of
the Key West Cupboard Club, has
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-20
CHARLEY
Covers SELECTIONS

Greyhound racing has been tag
ged the nations fastest growing
sport"
And there is not doubt about IT.
the sport has caught on in Key
West. Its popularity has far ex.
ceeded expectations. Each week,
the number of Key WeSters who
enjoy watching the greyhounds
grows.
And the acceptance that the
sport has enjoyed is due in no
small measure to the hard work
that General Manager Max Carey
and his assistant Johnny McDon.
ough, have put in to assure the
comfort of the fans and the smooth
running of the track.
They are on the job nightly, max.
ing every effort to see that the
fans are made comfortable and
tending to the myriad details of
the operation Of the plant-no small
task.
They and their subordinates are
always available to answer the
questions of the newer fans and to
explain the finer points of the sport
Which prompts Charley Conch to
say that, in addition to being South
Florida's most beautiful track"
the Key West Kennel Club is also
South Florida's frIendliest track
Come on out and see for yourself.
Tonight, Charley Coneh figures
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-20

dropped in 15s points. Ranking
fourth, another Evans Enterprises
forward, Bill Curry, has scored
116 points. Right behind Curry, is
the VX-1 Flyers set shot artist,
Jim Rusk, with lis points. Fito
Lastres, the Jaycees leading point
maker, holds down sixth place with
lot points while another Independ-
ent, Don Walston, ranks seventh
with LOG.
Gonzalez has dropped in the most
field goals, II, while Cooper has
Johnny Cerezo of Evans and Oscar
Cruz of the Cupboard Club are
tied for the most personal fouls
with %.
Below are the seven leading
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-20
Gay Skipper
Wins Feature
Race Friday

Legal Looter, Oversee,
Kennels fleet greyhound
will go to the post tonight il
search Of his eighth victory
of the current meeting al
the Key West Kennel Clut
in the Key Wester Hotel
Special. The pups will be
wing for a handsome tro.
ply to be presented by c.
w. Meeks, manager of that
hostelry.
The match will mark the
resumption of a rivalry be.
tween that dog and Fleet
w in 6 Kennels Burning
Bright. In their last meeting
on Wednesday evening,
Burning Bright emerged the
victor by a head and Legal
Looter will be out tonight to
avenge that defeat. The lat
ter pup is hot after the rec
ord of ten victories estab-
lished this year by Manuel
Fosters Comstock, who has
been idle this week.
Wednesdays verdict marked the
second straight for Burning Bright,
a pup that has a reputation for
being a strong finisher.
Irene Hill, who owns a victory
over her brother, Comstock, and
has performed impressively m
every race she has ran will draw
the favored number one box to-
night and should be strong factor
in the Key Wester special.
Other entries include M. w.
Fagg's Carlita, Fred Whitehead's
Smart Design, r. B. Stuff Will
shire, Royal Seymour's Sir Mckay
and Ed Souza's Judy Doll.
Tonight's program, the 5Oth in
the current meeting, will also fea-
ture a special - mile marathon
race. the eleventh.
Reuters entered in the race In.
clude Little Trouper, Capricorn,
Enforceable, Hush Shane, Boyee,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-20

Poinciana, R. O's Moonbeam and
Moderator.
/ The program will get underway
at s:15 p. m. with the first half
of the daily double.
In last nights action, Gay Skip
per owned by M. w. Fagg, finished
a length and a half in the van by
virtue of strong finish effort. A
strong favorite with the fans, the
winner led early in the race, then
faltered and gave up his lead to
the second place runner, Cinbon.
But, he came through at the finish
and paid $40, 800 and $50.
Cinbon returned 4.40 and 800
while the third place dog, Lightnin
Rodney paid 500.
The sixth race Quiniela last night
paid a nice 10000 when Blue and
Miss Guy triumphed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-20
Admiral Wins
Tennis Match

One of the leading doubles ten
mis- teams of the Key West area
went down in defeat to the volleys
of Vice Admiral Frank G. Fahrion,
Commander Amphibious Force, U.
S. Fleet and a member of his staff,
Ensign Alexander T. Hetzeck,
former Captain of the University
of Michigan tennis team.
Lcdr. Joseph r. Antink of Sur.
face Anti-Submarine Development
Annex paired off against the Phib-
Liant netmen on Wednesday, Feb
ruary nth at the Naval Station
court, losing the match 81, As,
and CO.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-20
Woman Is Grateful
To Canine Friend

PITTSBURGH A 49, Mrs. John
Boliver says her dog 'Mike" is
her best friend.
When a gunman entered her gro
Gerry store yesterday, Mrs. Boliver
hollered for help.
Mike was sick but he got out
Of his little bed and ran into the
store. He barked and the young
fellow with the gun just turned
and ran. Mikes just a mongrel
and he isn't very old but he's my
best friend" she said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-20

Ruth Holtsberg was the winner o
the Ladies Day Little League Col
tourney at the Key West Golf Clul
Tuesday. Eleven golfers partici
pated in the tourney.
Dottie Murphy placed second AM
Jeanne Foulk was third.
A point system was used witt
a birdie worth four points, a pal
good for three points, two point.
for a boyle and single point fol
a double boyle.
The gross scores: Maxine Rit
ter. 50; Nell Lopez, 81; Piedac
Archer, IS; Kay Faraldo, 81: Ed
it'll KosSert,. 81; Jeanne Foulk, At;
Dottie Murphy, IS; Helen Altman
So; Polly West, so; Ruth Holtsberg
Sc and Rose Gavilan, AZ.
Thirteen ladies attended a iun
cheon which followed the tourney
Pro Joe Lopez presented trophies tc
the winners of the Best Ball Tour.
Iney held three weeks ago.
Piedad Archer and Maxine Rit.
ter received first prize cups,
Jeanne Foulk and Dottie Murphy
placed second. Eddie Kossert and
Doris evans placed third.
Following the luncheon, a bust.
ness meeting was held at which
time the Key West Ladies Interna-
tional Golf Association was formed
with membership dues set at three
dollars per year. The proceeds viii
be used to purchase trophy which
will be presented to the winner of
the annual series of tournaments
held at the golf club.
The first of these will be held In
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-20

!, Legal Looter. Irene Hill and Burn.
ing Bright will finish in that order
in the Key Wester Hotel Handicap.
Other selections:
First Race: Peck's Pearl, Silent
Profit and Rollaway Margie. Ca.
-
Second Race: Bob Stack, Tum-
Bile Time and Happy John. us.
I'D
Third Race: Jill's Lady, Maple
Syrup and r. 0's Hesitation. e.
4-6)
Fourth Race: Taffy Hill, City
Scout and Mer-Shack. (l4-7)
Fifth Race: Mill Gale, StarcIa
and Last Lady. (S-5-2)
Sixth Race: Trade In, Chico
Spider and Fearless Warrior. g.
Isl
Seventh Race: Break The Bank.
Brave Pal and Another Whisk. Il.
2-S)
Eighth Race: Black Ceaser.
Bramble and Cotton Nose. (4-l-s)
Ninth Race: Flakes OF Fire,
Range Twilight and Tabcin. (5-s-D
Tenth Race: Legal LOoter, Irene
Hill and Burning Bright. (2.1-6)
Eleventh Race: Capricorn, Hush
Shane and r. o's Moomheam. e.
4-7)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-20
COnchs Sweep
Seven Matches
From Stingarees
Here On Friday

The Key West High
Schook tennis team gained a
resounding victory Friday
over the Miami High School
netmen when they swept
five singles and two doubles
matches in straight sets.
The victory marked the
Conchs' second in the South
Florida High School Tennis
League against a single de-
feat. Yesterdays match was
limited to competition in the
boys class only. Key West
gained seven points for the
win.
Coach Harold Allen hail
ed yesterdays victory as "a
1esult Of good team effort
the entire squad played a
sharp brand of tennis"
Leo Carey, city junior champion,
started the landslide win when he
swept past Miami's number one
ranked player, Jack Tendrich in
straight sets, 81, 6-1. Carey had
little trouble with the Miamian
when his forehand shots dropped
in regularly. His usual strong serve
was in top shape as well.
Don Cruz also took care Of his
opponent, Mfami'S Howard Gordon,
in short order by a score of 60,
SIS. Henry Cleare defeated Dick
Langman, 6-3, 6-2..
Johnny Sellers ran into the most
trouble OF any Conch netman dur
ing the afternoon, when he was
extended by Jack Berne, but man.
aged to pull out with a victory,
81, rs.
Key Vests George Haskins also
had considerable difficulty with
Dick Foster, but he was never in
danger of dropping the match. He
emerged the victor by a score of
rs, 6-2.
In the. doubles, Joe Pineda and
Leo Carey teamed up to down Mil
ami's Tendrich and Gordon, So,
rs.
Then, Sellers and Cleare downed
Langsnan and Berne by a score Of
8-B, GO.
A match originally set for next
Wednesday afternoon with Miami
Tech has been forfeited, Coach AL
len has announced. But he added
that he is working in an effort toI
obtain a match with South Dade
here for the same date.
Coach Allen also lauded the work
that Pete Varela, former Key West
City Tennis Champion has done in
helping to coach the Conch netmen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-20
legal Looer Burning Bright To Veb Key Weer amdap 1omgM
Ruth Holtsberg Wins Tourney At Golf Club

March 2 at which time the qualify.
ing round Of the Ladies Handicap
Match Play tourney Will be held.
Officers elected for the year in
lclude:s Jeanne Foulk, chairman;
Polly West. tournament chairman;
Ruth Holtsberg, secretary and
treasurer; Louise Duke and Rose
lGavilan, tournament chairmen;
Rosemary Mathews, membership
chairman; and Piedad Archer,
publicity.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-20

Meetings VII be held the third
Tuesday Of each month.
Next Tuesday the Ladies Day
Event viii be an Odd and Even
tourney. Prizes viii 30 to players
scoring the least strokes on odd
holes and on the even holes. There
viii be three classes.
All ladies are welcome TO par.
ticipate in Ladies Day Journeys
each Tuesday, regardless of their
playing ability as there are classes
for everyone, including beginners.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-20
Kew West Kennel Club Results

FIRST RACE
Owens Red b. cn-Playful Sandy
ezFTlcI d4s LADY $50 ,S euinsa csao
S EI11sE Esa sousa' Black D.
SISsLE BRsLE $50 SO Quinela t14o 300
Daily DOuble-Lady Sandy and BLACK Far, rsrs paid 1880
wnner-Mrs O. Ferrens Brnde b. october 1851 Sooner Select
SSi z III $SHP'' ." qun.r. c's, $40
FOURTH RACE '''
aN R seymOus Red d. 1881 GunMake Up Gal
T VNAfT SE THE TOWN ii'' n 1iS Qunisl' o @
wnSerMrs O. Ferreus Brnd D.. May. steak-Lds
VIBRATION $50 ~AAD''A '~' 'OO
wnnesmJane; Pilgrims Bndle d. January 1850 Mr. Mitchell
MISS GUY 4's' SO SO So SO ouniela ta4) 1Ooso
SEVENTH RACE
% seymms Brindle d. July 1852 Rural speeds
szSi1S5S 8" sc s$ aulnl.. cs, $40
Samuel Baxndales Brndle june Bug Imp
H HASsRPs sSsE sAc $40 Sc Qolnls. oo 1880
Wn1ermManue Fosters Dark Brde d. July 1852 Style Kng-Fre
MATHEW rrHHa HILL $50 40 Am
FAME,NFoRTUNE $50 ~a u''' 0z0O
WnnerTm Fasgs Brnie D. August 1851 oahoman-Gy Glitter
LIGHTNING RODNEY ~ SO Sumea u' z0OO
ELEVENTH RACE
Brindle b. September 1851 Rural Streak
spR PS!31gs SSN Views 500 $50 40
sEA1TYs GIFT o." s $50 ouiniea (ss $500
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-20

Bob Porterfield of the Washing
ton Senator'S had his best year in
1853, He won the most games (22),
pitched the most complete games
(2A) and the most Shutouts 90 In
the American League.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-20

The annual Greenbrier invitation
golf tournament for amateurs and
pros viii be held May 60 at White
Sulphur Springs, w. Va.
Evening star., 1954-06-06
The Week in Religion
Church-Movie Partnership
Is Helping to Spread Gospel

Most major Protesta n
churches also cooperate in the
work of the National Council Of
Churches Broadcasting and Film
Commission.
Story Of Bible Told.
Their contributions support
such films as the new feature
length production of the Ameri-
can Bible Society. Called "Our
Bible-How It Came to U.s." the
picture tells the story of the for
nation of the Bible. how 1t
spread across Europe and how
the English Bible came into be-
ing.
Under the guidance of DR.. Eric
M. North. the society's general
secretary, experts worked on the
script almost 10 years.
The commissions latest offer
ing is "City Story" Built around
the story of a young girls strug-
gle in a big city, it dramatizes
the problem of a deteriorating
church in a once-fashionable
residential section that is now
q mixture of businesses and
slums.
The commission produces SIX
or eight major movies a year.
Co operating denominations
share the cost of commission
films and distribute them to
Evening star., 1954-06-06
juvenile Court Receives 341 Complaints in Month

Juvenile Court authorities
here received complaints about
AL children during April.
Heading the list were COM
plants of offenses against prop
erty. In that category. 1913
youngsters in the l3-to-15 age
groups, the 16-to-1S-year-olds
bracket were interviewed.
Next in line came housebreak-
ings and unlawful entries. Far
outnumbering the other age
Evening star., 1954-06-06

groups, the Is to 10 year olds
account for l13 such offenses as
compared to Is for those 13 to
Is years old. sk8
Of the total complaints lodged,
% were made by parents. 275
by police, 18 by the Board Of
Education. 26 by the Depart
ment Of Public Welfare. M
In the 10-to-12 age bracket 81
offenders were listed. There were
80 cases involving children un-
der 10 years.
Evening star., 1954-06-06

their churches. The commission,
which chooses scripts and over
seas production, also makes It's
pictures available for Tv show
ings free.
Although the average audi
ence at a single showing may
be no more than 100 persons,
the total Of those who view
them runs into millions.
Production costs range from
$4,000 to $125. 900 a picture,
but many would cost more If
it were not for donated services.
Hollywood actors often work in
commission films for a fraction
of their usual salaries. Where
union rules permit, they some
times accept no pay.
It has been estimated that
churches are spending IS mil
lion for motion picture equip
ment. About half of the 300, 900
congregations have projection
equipment or can rent or boY-
row it.
Evening star., 1954-06-06
Fort Myer to Mark
Southern Memorial Day

Neal Bohlinger, national COM
mander of the Sons of Confed-
crate Veterans. will take the re-
view at a retreat parade at Fort
Myer at 4 pm. today in honor
Of Confederate Memorial Day,
which was Thursday.
The display. by the 1st Bat
talon of the Sd Infantry
Regiment. is one Of a series of
Sunday ceremonies at Fort Myer
open to the public.
Evening star., 1954-06-06

WED 50 YEARS-Mr. and Mrs.
Edward c. Smell, Of 1878 Forty
fourth street NV, recently
celebrated their 5Oth we'd
ding anniversary. They have
two sons and two grandchiI-
dren and have been members
of Ingram Memorial Congre-
gatiOnal Church for more
than ~ years.
Evening star., 1954-06-06

You hear wherever there's car talk" and that every
where oLDsMoBnE hot THIS YEAR!
1t may your station who tells you, your
your wife hears bridge hot YEAR!
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record Odsmobe history being broken Not broken
smashed From traditional seventh place in the industry.
Odsmobe has rocketed sixth fifth and don't be
surprised if it goes even higher!
All this when the pessmss talking 'oversuppl"
- recession. No doubt about it 80.
OLDSMOBILE is "HOT' THIS YEAR!
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WE'LL sir you profit from Odmobe's recordbreakng
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You enjoy the pride and prestige of driving with that
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worlds records prove m and offering economy that puts
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You enjoy the safety and security panoramic vision,
quality Fisher Body construction, and the strongest
rugged frame in Odsmobie history.
Evening star., 1954-06-06

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deep SOFT foam rubber cushions and amazing selection of
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Evening star., 1954-06-06


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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-04-23
West Palm Beach, Florida
Florida Jewish Journal
Merges With
Jewish Weekly

The Florida Jewish Journal.
which has been printed in st.
Petersburg. Florida is now
merged with The Southern
Jewish Weekly. it is an
nounced by Isadore Moscovitz'
editor of the latter newspaper.
who stated that the circulation
and operation Of the Florida
Jewish Journal will be absorb
ed with The Southern Jewish
Weekly.
Established in January. 1924
as The Florida Jewish News.
The Southern Jewish Weekly
in 1899 combined the Jewish
Citizen under its present name.
Moscovitz. who received his
Bachelor Of Science Degree IN
Journalism at the University
of Florida in June. 1888. has
devoted his full time since
graduation TO the Jewish
Weekly. with the exception OF
four years spent in military
service during World War II.
at which time Mrs. Moscovitz
edited the paper. He recently
returned from Israel where he
was sent by the American As
ISOLATION of English Jewish
Newspapers and the govern
ment of Israel to survey condi-
lions in the Holy Land and to
report his findings to his
readers.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-04-23
MORE MEN THAN WOMEN
IN ISRAEL

JERUSALEM .(ZINS)-Official
government statistics show, for
the first time, that there are
$4,000 more men than women in
Israel. The proportion is 5000
men to 49.1% women. Children
under the age of IA comprise 1870
of the population.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-05-14


The event was sponsored by the
Catholic Central Boosters Club un-
der the leadership of Robert Snow
and Richard Ward. Mrs. David
Towel was in charge of the dec
orations committee.
New Lexington ST. Aloysius came
up with the seasons most gala
event. Approximately $50 persons
jammed the New Lexington ele-
mentary school building to do hon
or to the states B champions. The
colorful affair was Jointly promot-
ed by the ST. Aloysius athletic as
sociation, the New Lexington Jay
Gees, the merchants and clerks as
sociation and the Lions club. De
tails of the event can be read on
page one.
Dover st. Joseph fans heard
Johnny Lattner. Notre Danes
great all-Ameriean, recently when
the St. Joseph's athletic committee
sponsored the annual fete.
Coach Joe Drotovick introduced
the football team and cheerleaders
and presented letters TO the basket
ball team.
Columbus Aquinss' sll-eonqueT-
ing golf team Facked up its sixth
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-05-14

straight win last week in the Co
IumbUs Saturday morning golf
league. The defending state
champs have now won IA con-
secutive matches over the past
t'wo seasons and are a very good
bet 10 go all fhe way again this
year. The Terriers have three of
the first four back from last
year. Reno Della FIora, Bill
MUIdoon and Gene cardi were
first stringers last season while
Bob Guarasei has moved in 70
Join them this year. Della FIoras
is still the only senior in the
group SO . three year reign by
the Irish as the states golf king
is not unlikely.
Speaking OF state champions
have you noticed the number of
Catholic high schools which have
gained the honor in the past twelve
months? Last spring it was Aquinas
in golf and Cincinnati Purcell in
baseball. Then of course New Lex.
ington st. Aloysius in class B bas.
ketball and Delphos St. John the
For football il was Gin
cinnati Purcell and Dayton Cham
made which topped the Catholic
football powers in the state.
Watch out for coach Dick Mat
tingly's GAINESVILLE Rosecrans Bish-
ops in the coming baseball tourney.
AT this writing the hilltoppers
have won is of 20 games, many
against top class A clubs. Mattingly
has veteran crew topped by ace
hurler Tom Bramhsh.
##
Jerry Dunn. the former Zanes-
vile st. Thomas athlete. must be
watching the progress of Jim Jad-
win, the Indianapolis Indian catch
er, with plenty of interest this sea
son. -Four years ago Dunn and Jad-
win both played on the same
Legion baseball team in
GAINESVILLE. The Cleveland Indians
both of them professional
baseball contracts. Jadwin accept
ed while Dunn decided to enter
college. The Indianapolis rookie
started out in class ID ball and has
advanced a notch each season.
Dunn is now in the air corps, sta
toned at Lockbourne air base.