The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 12, 1938, Page 3

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1988 TROJANS LOST THIRD. STRAIGHT GAME FRIDAY DEFENSE BLEW UP IN SIXTH INNING; KEY WEST SCORED FIVE RUNS; CONTEST END- ED 14-4 Trojans dropped their third straight game yesterday after- | noon when’ Key West Conchs defeated them by the one-sided score of 14 to 4. H It was a great game until the | sixth inning when the Trojans went to pieces. A couple of er-| rors, hit batsman and ws'ks gave the Conchs five runs and the ball } game. « ol Inthe fatal sixth tame, Mana- ger Jackie Carbonell of the Tro- jans threw his hands up in des- pair and did not feel like con- "* tinuing’ ‘That gave *the Conchs more runs in the seventh, eighth - and ninth cantos. Cates poled a ‘triple and a sin- gle for Key West in three official times at bat. Gabriel, Rodriguez, Albury and Joe Navarro hit wo safely. Domenech, Machin and Joe! Navarro played outstanding in the field for the Trojans. Stars of the Conchs were Baker, Cates, Albury and Lucilo, Every Key West player hit * safely at least once. Robert Bethel, Key West, hurl- er, fanned ten Trojan ‘tters, D. Navarto, opposition mqunds- man, struck out but two. Stars claimed they forfeited the second game, Théy have only one more game to play with Key West Conchs.' Bacardi and ‘Trojans will play all their games. ® Score by innings: R. HL E. Key West 200 105 411—14 13 2 ‘Trojans 300 100 000— 4 7 6 Bethel and Rodriguez; D. Na-' varro and J. Navarro. Games to be played follow: Sunday — Bacardi Club vs. Stars; Key West vs. Trojans. Following Sunday — Bacardi Club vs. Key West; Stars vs. Key West. Each club plays seven games. Standing of the league: Club— W. L. Pet. Poultry & Egg Co. 800 ‘Trojans. bes 500 Key West 5 oo Bacardi Club . : TWO BALL GA GAMES HERE TOMORROW Bare-F oot Foot Ball eoreccecvecseocs si FOOT-BARED FOOTBALL has the gridders toeing a mark in Hawaii where shoes are shed and bare ges do the work on the kicks. A fellow-player is steadying the ball. It takes a tough foot for football there y Te WEATHER” Peeccccscvorsscenscsceos Temperatures” Highest Lowest Mean - Normal Mean Rainfall" Yesterday's Precipitation Tomorrow's Almanac Sun rises 6:43 a. Sun sets 5:40 p. Moon rises 11:38 p. Moon sets 11:59 a. Last quarter, 14th 11:20 a. Tomor: “s Tides E A.M P.M High .. 0:57 2:30 Low 8:03 7:30 Barometer 7:30 a. m., today: Sea level, 30.00. WEATHER FORECAST (Till 7:30 p. m., Sunday) Key West and Vicinity: Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with scattered showers; modere northeast to east winds. Florida: Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday, scattered shower on the southeast coast and Flor- ida Keys, Jacksonville to Florida Strait and East Gulf: Moderate north east to east winds and_ partly overcast weather Q Sunday with scattered Biecad Te Ride la. DOUBLEHEADER WILL BE PLAYED IN AFTERNOON AT NAVY rel at Baseball Léague gam played tomorrow afternoon ‘at Navy Field, the first beginning at 1:15 o'clock sharp. In the opener Bacardi Club will cross bats with Key West Poultry and Egg Company nine. Bacardi management claims that Malgrat will tame the Poul- trymen. The moundsman has been practicing on the miniature golf course and is in shape, it is stated. Izzy Rodriguez will be behind the plate. Cyril Griffin will do the catching for the Egg- ers and Howard Gates or Molina in the box. Trojans tackl® Key West in the nightcap. Salinero will be on the mound for the former out- fit and Joe Navarro as backstop; Puby Carbonell will twirl for the latter nine and Rodriguez will handle his tosses. QUINTETS START PLAY MONDAY Island City Basketball League will get underway Monday night at the High School gymnasium. Two regular Monde se Auto; Horse Stolen ENE AnNbeta a OLIVE, Calif. finally got Joe’ Fu automobile, but they had to steal his horsé‘and buggy’ to do i Fuetitez, who alw fused to ride in ge reported’ his hors i stolen and police them in Anak < Fuentez he'd have to go there to claim his property, so hor enthusiast at last acceptec in an auto. Chicken Causes Big. Tie Up In Traffic (My Axsvernted Press) WILMETTE, bewildered around and ar to side of th avenue interse fie from four direct arms of E ock broke suburb h First contest of the schedule si will bring together DeMolays and Carbonell Stars. Second fracas will feature Lions Club vs. U. S. Army. Opener will begin promptly at 7:30 o'clock. These games will be played free for the fair sex as Monday ¢ night is Ladies Night. » CLASSIFIED COLUMN FOR RENT (ee Ai eee MODERNLY EQUIPPED, com- pletely furnished apartment. Beach. Short or long time rent- al. Box GR, The Citizen. nov9-s ‘IOUS BUILDING. 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