The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 15, 1941, Page 5

we Apo rs ' veya SPPT 1S O47 Yanks Blank Senators In Opening Day Day Game Game io’s Hitting HEAVY SWATTING ed to be in attendance. parked Former MARKED OPENING ——SaNNGs _ SOFT. BALL GAMES TWENTY - THREE PLAYERS RECORDED AVERAGES OF 500 OR BETTER: ROOKIE ROSAM TOPS LIST ‘SOFTBALLERS MEETING Softball leaders of Key West meet 7:00 o’clock tonight in City Hall to considcr a number of im- porens matters affecting the Champs Island City Softball League First- “ieee he WASIII my) April 15.--The re in power yesterd New York Yan- Kees, rolled to ¢ -0 vietory against Washington Senators in the ope f Club— NavSta ‘ Sawyer’s Barbers Pepper's Plumbers U.S. Marines .S. Army US. Navy game of the major league s President Roose- Velt tossed the first that Opened the flood gates of a pre- dicte) hectic both the American an aSON. Heavy and consistent hitting the nes of the new Tournament ball Second-Half opening week's softball Twenty-three play- featured Pet. 1.000 Club— Colgate McMahon Arnold Menendez Colgate Cordova Hamlin Barber cam- race in d National circuits. Paign here. Jog DiMaggio, the clouting Pa- ers, representing all six teams in cific Coast outficlder, produced the league, blasted the ball for the first Yankee run with a 420- an average of .500 or better; five jfoot triple, and in the sixth his tied at .428 each, two at .400 each Sizzlipg single put another runner and another performer clipped ne the sphere for a .375 mark. End of FirstE H. Walker of the Army was the, Ciyp— : i 000 | He Seo0e0eer pusition. -hit pitching Senators scering Ruéso’s thre had the | Pet. | 1.000 | 714} .714| 429 429, 143 | 143 | Mason BASEBALL LEAGUES American job under ames AAAOAREDY JARRELL Ghbhhanwot Senator-Yankee affair yesterday Pet. | 1.009 | 000 -000 -000 000 -000 | Heccscocn Pet. -000 000 -000 | 000 000 000 000 eessosceeg ososocong esescoscon SIMON VS. LOUIS MAY 16 Big Abe Simon, who amazed ithe fans by staying with Joe |Louis 13, rounds recently, is \matched te fight the champion again in|New York on Mav 16. LEGALS g22828222225: — WNW WOWWWO ORME NUN HME WWW RENN NAUIAH 4 4 6 3 1 2 2 3 2 3 4 2 3 2 0 1 2 1 1 4 4 2 2 4 2 0 1 0 5 FI sh RIDA: Section {ai en Duggar's blow my ieved the bat his first ap. mound — since midway of the He was the ace ccc entry last Game—Menendez vs. gs R.H. E 000 001 + es 126 300- ~11 6 0 ynd Nelson in to the subject matter here however, that whee y and power herein ‘be exercived hereunder shall, insofar ax may be ne be construed as superseding any general or special acts to the ontraty Section 3 That take effect immediate becoming a 1b control only player with a perfeet aver- | Arnold #2 every inning. age but he took just one. trip to McCown A igajority of baseball,experts Yanig/ to enter the annu@h classic baseman of the Peppers, trotted | agate in Odgber to the vatter’s box seven times Gondova Th® ppening » being played for a mark bf .886. Philip Baker, ‘Homlis the peppy shortstop of NavSta, | peers © the i behind with an aver- “Tibbos cutting” was re i Ni : = J age of .833, five out of six. Dim- follow:, bd ' Chib— ¢ New "York 3 6 1 blasted the ball safely six times |Detroit Washpngton 0 3 1 in eight tries for .750. Clevelan Chas - eae on isles tae Here're the leading swatters Boston “coy meet of the Island City League at end | Chicago Philadelphia } NAVSTA BUMP ED Player— ABR HA ve. Washington ‘ H. Walker, Army . 1 NAVY 13-7 FOR Kosam, Peppers 7 ’ ’ P, Baker, NavSta .. 6 THIRD TRIUM Chambers, Marines 3 Roberts, Barbers 3 Fd Gray, Navy oat ANNEXED SECOND Rathbun, Marines . IGHT WIN IN SOFT- McCarthy, Peppers B, TWIN BILL OPENER Mickleberry, Pep'rs ; Peret, Navy 4 LAST NIGHT Salis, Navy Curry, NavSta ¥ s and Sawyer’s Barbers 'Nodine, Army mht continued their unde- Rhoden, Army ‘domination of the Island Wylie, Army BaPhers staged a lop-sided tri-'A. Acevedo, Pep'rs 2 umpifover the Army, 11 to 1, in|Langley, —.Marines 8 the first-half of a doubleheader Richardson, Mar’es 6 at Bafview Park and the Nav- Wells, Navy .. 7 7 the chosing contest Kelly, NavSta q Thg Hair-Cutters, playing er-, Sands, NavSta bf rorless ball, smothered the Army Ingraham, Peppers 7 THR STATE BOARD OF 4 in si¥ innings, before their game Lipscombe, Mari’es 5 Provinious. or chartin hrf) AWS ‘The ‘Barber sluggers recorded Villareal, Peppers . 8 Aas BF 1929, AS AMENDED: their 11 runs on six hits and seven amews, sey severe es al pec MMR OF St 1 i St errors, while the Soldiers were "SB AND THE ORT IGATIC getting-a run out of two hits. SPORTS CALENDAR ce by RATRE: AND. PRE: a row for the Barbers and kept =~ Trine OF be Ra . Pend Pl gears AND themj a half-game behind the T BOARD OF Pace-fetling Station ten. BASKETBALL | NisTHA 2a Neho Castro, who turned in the pave RY THE iash Art OF THE STA Doughboys, aided his cause with Junior High Tourney Séeond-Halt | FRY Phat whenever there a’ pair of safeties and a base on TODAY lus sin any account of balls.{ Third baseman Esmond, First Game—McCown vs, Arn- | MOwnNS CUMIN eta of Administra- “Tarai” Albury slugged out the old. tion, un hes the provisions of Chap- vs, tent 4485. Lane “of Florida, Acts of sizeli triple three. Cordova. 92, as amended, the same may, in Rhee BBlow accounted for the TOMORROW the <direption | pf, the Board of lone score : First Game—Hamlin vs. Bar- |eonmeyy) ont Mie frre dat in, ans ) os vided the fgekding ber. ob tiga tio + ae gr acing cel stop of a line drive old poral nate tnventment shall | ne-to’ joug far the, sale-and exclusive benefit of | Almhed: dova. | authorise d arrection “st — > Ce one tered Spra: Second bo o “Sount by certifiet pearance fopies of resolutions of such Board joining tt TRY from time zo time to the State Board | SOFTBALL Ot eee That “wurplus” (Bayview Park, 7:30 p.m.) nh ANY of Raid accounts in excess of e ements, at TOMORROW NIGHT °-(SUi7Shaynt therest shail be First Game—U.S. Navy vs. U.S. mined in the sole and nel of Monroe Cour Second Game—Pepper’s Plumb- won 3 That it spall eee FRIDAY NIGHT ‘ t G ee ctions of the Roard First Game—NavStas vs. Pep- Comminctomers i seen ond Game—Sawyer's Bar- suck et a ’ restie! b U.S. Marines. nrotisions of s a se resulting wes far the credit « (Major Leagues) on onsidered as an addith TODAY plementary gtant of pe Poneer es a ity to the Roard of ¢ The additional r Philadelphia at New York Lei en, nae anal wee tat § puis. ingten at Boston. ing special or general act rela New York at Brooklyn. St. Louis at Cincinnati. Pittsburgh at Chicago the plate. Rosam, rookie third Menendez havePannounced they piek’ the s of all other and came up with six safe blows Barber big oe clubs this #ternoon. R. H. E. inutive Thompson of the Marines Sew Yetk ——— a son of the first week’s schedule: ‘St. Louis Thompson, Marines 8 Johnson, Nay; sT i Sone Delaney. NavSta City Sbitball League. Spradling, Army Stas ‘knocked off Navy, 13-7, in Kirkelie, Navy was galled off by the time limit, | Maltby, Navy ..... 5 OF FLORIDA, CH. THE SAME The victory was the second in IN WITH REF High School Gymnasi two-Hit performance nst the One yaad ity, Florida administered only gng hit for the victors, a “cond Game—Menendez lana ‘exdiuaive “discretion of and et} me when hé made Second Game—Colgate vs. Arn- |i ae idasiActs of 1931, to is- bov Eddic 1a in pis ’made, and. the Rienocibation. aiid McMahon. tt County Commissioners furnished | 1940 ? n this Act, shall mean any moneys Marines. in Of the Board of onl at with the directions = *s Plumbers. ane ertified copies structions, and BASEBALL ection 4. That this Act of Monree 1 Chicage at Cleveland considered as repealing any exist National Boston at Philadetphia MEETINGS Softball managers and officiats meet im City Hell, 7:00 o'clock. tonight 4 by Lecal Adviser, Board of Comemiesioners, Monroe Reb Junior High School Basketball | 1,000 | 000 | ig 000 ; 000 | 5. apri-8-15,1941 NOTICE be TO FOR | THE KEY WEST CITIZEN LEGALS "CNetler of 3 Sto cial Meeting of ’ rs SOUTH SHOR more than nding Capital , Florida, 1941 of the SOUTH JOPMENT COM- organized laws of the itice Is hereby given that a spe- meeting: of the stockholders of s H SHORE DEVELOPMENT 4 “ld at the office 00 Whitehead prida, on Thurs- t eleven o'clock the following pErposes in place of the regular annual meeting which was ted on the day appointed by the at purpose Board of Directors, To consider and act upon. the matter of amending the by-laws of the corporation as follows: (a) By adding the end of Article II, Section 1, of the by-laws, the following: If such regular meeting is omitte trans- jons held at such meeting shall have ame effect as if cted or held at the By amending Si Article Ill, a eretofore amended so as to read as follows: A majority of the Board ctors shall con- » a quorum. upon the ng and con- of all of the orporation in | 3 , Florida, to determine the price and terms of such-sale | and to take any. other action ’in relation _the: neto. ct er and act upen the ing all act ers taken Ss preriber their meeting held 7, and of the @i< meetings. held December 8, $1, 1939, and ; J and at any meet- ings held subsequently, corded in the © ord Book of the To consider and matter of ratifying and confirm- ing the action of the president of this corporation in executing in its name and behalf, deliver- ing and accepting, an agree- ment dated April 18, 1940, by which this corporation appointed Richard T. its exclusive agent for the period of one year from the date of said instrument for the sale of all its real estate located at Key West, Florida, and fixed the compensation of said agent in the event of a sale of the property. To consider and act upon such other matters, if any, as may properly come before the meet- ing. By order of the Secretary. GRO. V. PERPALL, Secretary ae: eee ERE tigi eee Toe) Se ee TRADE AT HOME | | —— ‘ 1212 Varela Street The Citizen Office WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING AND SAVE "HE DIFFERENCE These merchants have qualified as leaders in thir divisions ... each deserves your wholehearted support. : FOR QUALITY PRINTING ae ee THE ARTMAN PRESS The Citizen Building FRIGIDAIRE SALES AND SERVICE See Them Now — On Display UNIVERSAL VACUUM CLEANERS and EASY WASHERS fy Look Your Best! Come to BEAUTY NEEDS. . WY * Thomasine Miller. a | a ee Phone 279 [-ort: Ary NEW DELUXE Liectrical Cur:est—DAYTON WATER PUMP RUNNING WATER AYTON Automatic Water Sys * tems operate from electri¢ cure rent, 80 if you have the “juice”-+ 0 matter where you live, you can enjoy its countless advantages. 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