The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 14, 1940, Page 3

MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 194 Coast Guardsmen Battle Pirates To 4-4 Tie Yesterday CONCHS DEFEATED BLUSOX IN SECOND GAME OF TWIN BILL KEY WEST SCORED ALL THEIR RUNS IN FIRST TRIO OF INNINGS: SOX BLANKED AFTER INITIAL FRAME Pirates C.G.C. Pandora played to a 4-4 tie in the opening game of an Island City Baseball League doublehe r yesterday ternoon at Navy Field. The tilt d 4:00 o'clock whe ana Maigrat of the Bucs ni Kay of the Ccast Guards: staged a pit » battle as elc as any witnessed in recent months McKay struck out nine Pirate batsmen and Malgrat whiffe total of seven. Bases ba were practicetiy evenly distri- buted to both teams, McKay is- suing five and Malgr Joe Navarro, Par back- stop, led his team at bat. poling two safely oui of three attemy at the plate. Malgrat aided his own cause with two s: blows in a trio of trips to the batter's box Torres, of the Bucs, secured the most hits. e out of five. Berg, Joe tro, Domenech and Malgrat accounted for a two- agger each Four sacrifice hits were credit ted to the Pirates, two by Hop- kins and one each by Salinero and Malgrat. In the field, Al. Acevedo, M. Acevedo and Hopkins starred for the Pirates. McKay, Joe Navarro and Berg were outstanding for the Coast Guardsmen Pandora got off to a start”, scoring all their ri the first three innings. Pirates kept pecking sway until they knotted the count in the fi of the seventh. Score by innings R. H. E. Pirates 110 100 100-4 8 0 Pandora 202 000 CO0—4 8 3 Malgrat and Rodriguez, M. Ace- vedo; McKay and Joe Navarro. on “flying in LONE RUN IN SECOND CLINCHED NIGHTCAP A lone run in the second in- ning, after a single marker had been recorded in the initial frame, proved the marsin of victory for the Key West Conchs over the Blue Sox in the nightcap of the twin bill vesterday. Jackie Carborell tripled in that deciding canto and scored the “paying” run ow a wild pitch Conchs 1 four more scores in the third for good m The runs came in on four and three errors. Jack Moore, member air squadron statin: Airbase, start the Sox but 1 ning: During up six safeties ahd struck out M. Griffir the Conchs. hits and on, Aurelio L: safelv in h the plate. Carbc poled two out of Garci Ogden bases each. Moore, s to the dug route. M three bases the ecisht i the mound ore by Conchs Blusox M. Griffin and Moore. Molina FOOTBALL GAME ON ‘DRAFT DAY’ A “Draft Day” football will be staged at Bayview Wednesday of this week Opposing clevens will Park Tigers and Sea Kick-off" will come at 10:00 a. m hits of the d at Trumbo i on the mound for ted only three in- at time he ga walked three one, nt the route connected ‘ance at nd Griffin four, as did J. ox. areal stole he worked R. H. E 09 00-6 11 1 109 000 00—1 7 6 A. Acevedo: and F. Og game Perk be the Lions. promptly ‘DRAFT’ BASEBALL GAME SCHEDULED ox and C.G.C. Pandora iuled a baseball game for a (Draft Day) at Navy Field The contest will begin at 4:00 Pp. m. st-half ¢ * action left * OARD VOTED IN FAVOR OF CONCHS, SOX Opening Game of Softball Season Between Barbers and Plumbers Re-Sched- uled By Commissioners of Commissioners of Softball and Baseball, sitting for the first time since organization Board to render decisions in grievances presented before the body, Saturday afternoon. 4:00 o'clock, met in Building No. 21 in the Naval ation. Submitted to the board two baseball games and one soft- ball contest. Board of Managers of each sport voted in favor of the action at recent regular meet- ings. Written and oral statements in ach case were presented for con- ideration by managers and um- pires affected. Board members, after openly discussing the pro and con of each argument, re- quested that interested persons retire while they arrived at their decisions. Plumber-Barber Game First game considered was the scheduled opening affair of the Civilian Softball League between Sawyer’s Barbers and Pepper's Plumbers on the night of Sep- tember 30 at Bayview Park. Um- pire-in-chief C. Amos had award- ed the contest to the Barbers be- ce of insufficient Plumber players. However, from the evi- » submitted, it was found Peppers did have ten men on the field when the umpire called “play ball” at scheduled time. The evidence that figured most n the commission’s decision to re-schedule the game was the argument fostered by the Bar- coach, Oscar Capote, who med the Plumbers had to for- feit the contest as all members were not in uniform. No rule or regulation of the Joint Commit- tee of tball or the by-laws of the Key West Amateur Softball Association requires every mem- ber or any member of a team to appear on the field in full uni- form. Capote’s contention on the night of the game, it was brought out, resulted in a lengthy dis- cussion between officials and players, during which Several members of the Peppers became ted and left the field. This the umpire-in-chief no other course but to award the ne to the Barbers when he “play ball” the second | time following the ten-minute grace period. Inasmuch as Capote instigated a long, drawn-out argument on a rule that never existed, the board members were of the opinion it was only fair to both teams to re- chedule the contest. Conch-Pirate Game It was unanimously voted the Conch-Pirate baseball per 29 re played, nat H. Munro, sol- dier utility player, become the property of the Pirates. The de- cision giving Munro to the Bucs was due to the fact that the Pirates were the first tea’ on which the soldier had seen action a regular Island City League me. Originally, Mur had been included in the Conch roster. Contest was submitted to the col sion due to a charge that Manager Roy. Hamlin of the Conchs and Manager Paul Al- bury of the Pirates transferred Munro from the former team to the latter. Evidence proved the charge groundless. Marine-Blue Sox Game al case submitted for deci- ion was that of the Marine-Blue Sox game, which was the open- ing affair of 2 doubleheader on September 29 at Navy Field. Charge was that Byars, starting Sox rightfielder in the contest in question, used an_ infielder’s glove in violation of an official rule. The charge was proved correct. However, Byars was removed from the game when the score stood 2-0 in favor of the Marines. were lisgu: called as NAVSTA TONIGHT ARMY AND MARINES IN SEC- OND GAME OF SOFTBALL DOUBLEHEADER U.S. Army and U.S. Marines will struggle for second place in|West Amateur Softball Associa-j the Service Softball League when they meet on Bayview Park field tonight in the first game of a scheduled K.W.A.S.A. double- header. Leathernecks, who were ousted from first place last week by VP53, must defeat the Soldiers to- night to gain full possession of the second rung. A victory for the Soldiers.will push them up next to the leaders and drop the Marines into third position. An evenly-matched battle is expected in the afterpiece of the twin bill between Merchants and NavSta of the Civilian League. Merchants dropped their initial game of the new season to the strong Sawyer’s Barbers. Naval Station employes possess a .500 percentage, one win and one loss. Opening contest of the night | will get under way at 7:00 o’clock and end at 8:15 o'clock. Second game will begin promptly at 8:30 o'clock. SPORTS CALENDAR SOFTBALL GAMES {Bayview Park Field, 7:00 p.m.) TONIGHT First Game—U.S. Marines vs. Army (Service League). econd +Game—Merchants NavSta (Civilian League). WEDNESDAY NIGHT First Game—CCC vs. (Service League). Second Game—Bombers _ vs. Pepper's Plumbers (Civilian League). FRIDAY NIGHT First Game—VP53 vs. Army (Service League). Second Game — NavSta_ vs.; Sawyer’s Barbers (Civilian! League). | ——— } LEAGUE MEETINGS BASEBALL - SOFTBALL Officials, managers and players, of both sports will meet in City | Hall tomorrow, 7:30 p.m. Base- | ball session first. | LEAGUE STANDINGS: ISLAND CITY LEAGUE | (Key West Baseball) Club— Key West Conchs - PEroiegs. 20... Blue Sox *Pirates ceaee *C.G.C. Pandora U.S. Marines - *Tie games. — a SERVICE LEAGUE (Key West Softball) Club— Wok. VP53 U.S. Marines US. Army - ccc vs. VP53 US. W. L. Pet 0 1.000 0 1.000 -500 ! -500 ‘000 0 1.000 1 .500 1 500 1 E (Key West Softball) Club— Sawyer’s Barbers __ Pepper’s Plumbers NavSta - Merchants Bombers Pet. 1.000 1.000 -500 000 -000 The violation had no bearing on the final outcome of the contest, which was lost by the Leather- necks, 4-3, in the tenth inning. The commission voted unani- mously the game remain as play- ed and instructed the secretary to inform Manager Frank Cara-! ballo of the Bluesox that a repeti- tion of the violation would re- sult in the suspension of the play- er for three games. Lt. M. O. Donohoe, manager of the Ma- rines, addressed the commission relative to this contest, urging the final score stand, but that the official rule in question be en- forced. CCC-Marine Game Commission, considering um- Ppire-in-chief’s report of the CCC- Marine softball game of last Mon- day, ordered the contest re- scheduled as the time-limit set for the opeging affair each night had been ovér-played. The game went three minutes past the limit and it was contended that if it had been called 8:15 o’clock, the Marines would have been unable to complete their half of the fifth inning. This would have resulted in “no game” as five complete innings would not have been played. t Commission approved the soft- ball Board of Managers’ action in charging five cents for all chil- dren under 12 years of age enter- ing the grandstands at Bayview Park. + I 5 23rd day of Septem- jd@ay of July, A 000); THE KEY WEST CITIZEN MEET TOMORROW 'SOFTBALLERS WILL VOTE ON AMENDMENT TO BY-LAWS Boards of Managers of the Ke: tion and Island City Basebali League are scheduled to meet to- morrow night in City Hall, begin- ning at 7:30 o’clock. Hard ball session will be conducted first. Baseball “managers will con- sider business deferred from last week when lack of a quorum caused the scheduled mecting to be postponed. Decisions of the Board of Commission of Baseball in the Marine-Blue Sox and Pi- rate-Conch games will be cfticial- ly transmitted to the managers. Softballers will vote on an amendment to the By-Laws of the association. Specifically, the proposed amendment caiis for change of starting time, exten- sion of length and time-limit of each game of dor play- ed Monday, Wednesd i Fri- day nights at Bayv' Park. An added provision, providing that an hour and a half be allow- ed for play after umpire calls start of any game delayed by un- avoidable circumstances, will also be up for vote > same time. Considerable dissatisfaction has been expressed concerning this part of the proposed amendment and it is expected it wil! be de- leted. Notification of the Board of Commission’s decision to resched- ule the Plumber-Barber and CCC-Marine games will be hand- ed to the president cf the mana- ger board tomorrow night. LEGALS NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR ¥ offi application for a sued thereon. Said certificate em- braces the follo’ described property in the Coun of Monroe, State of Florida, to-wit: Pt. Sqr. 50_S." E. Corner Un- numbered Lot. Sands Sub. Big Pine Key, Plat Book 1 Page 65. Pt G Lots 1 & 2, Sec. 25, Twp. 66, as recorded in Mon Records F1-360. The sment of the said prop- erty under the said certificate is- sued was in the name of Nina L. Sands. Unie: has made x deed to be is- said certificate shall redeemed according to law, the property described therein will be sold to the highest bidder at the court house door on the first Mon- day in the month of November, 1940, which is the 4th day of No- vemb ber, 1940. AL) Ross C Sawyer Clerk of Circuit Court of Monroe County, Florida. sept23-30; oct7-14,1940 NOTE OF APPLICATION FOR TA DEED (Se NOTICE IS > That John H. Pa: holder of Certificate No. 2 sued the 6th D. 1936, has filed in my office and has made ion for a tax deed to be is- hereon. Said certificate following descr’ ty in the County of Mon’ of Florida, to-wit: 50 Unnumbered Lot Big Pine Key, Plat Page 65. Pt. Gov. Lots ec. 25, Twp. 66, R. 29, as in’ Monroe County ords P1-360. assessment of the said prop- under the said certificate is- was in the name of Wm. H. » GIV! Re Th erty U said certificate redeemed according to property described therei sold to the highest bidde court house door on the first day in the month of vel 1940, which is the 4th day o! vember, 1940. Date this shalt la) No- 23rd day of Septem- Ross C §: cuit Court of 1 2 ven that the undersigned, I Geraldine Patri residents of County, Flori k soon thereafter as t heard, apply to the H thur Gomez, one ot the J the Circuit C, Judicial Cir ot Florida, in and for 3 for an Order izing their a Wood, a mii age, and Monroe Cou Dated at y West, Florida, this 13th day of September, A. D. 1940. RALPH CAMUS GERALDINE PATRICIA CAMUS septl6-23-30; oct7-14,1940 Subscribe to The Citizen, 20c weekly. ST 23d STREET, one. 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