The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 21, 1941, Page 3

Nh AY. THE KEY WEST. CITIZEN: P. AGE THREE HAIR: CUTTERS VS. KEY WEST SCORED! hala ve ata ee lg IST VICTORY OVER TRAD ATL HOME : BILTMORE RE GOLFERS AND SAVE THE DIFFERENCE INVADERS TROUNCED 10',- es * 7% SATURDAY BUT TIED These merchants Havé qualified ag leaders in their divisions . «. each deserves your wholéhearted siipport: APRIL 21 Coach Advises Major Leagues To Help High Schoolers Play NAVSTAS TONIGHT MARINES AND SAILORS IN THIRD MEET- ING 1941 iasseciteed BRED Batts Betelsy ATLANTA, Ga., April 21.—Ma-:kids play sandlot baseball under jor league baseball clubs are over- Sponsorship of the American Le- looking a good bet by not sub-'gioh, toward which the major sidizing chool tear leagues annually coritribute a Athletic or W. AZ n- latge sum. Then they go to high der of Georgia Tech school, most of them, whete there ; Alexander, who has _ beeh ‘is ho team, This catises @ gap be- ch’s football tactician for two tween their sandlot play and their s, let down ‘his hair after ‘play at college. They aré’ too tching Coach Roy Mundorff’s young as high school players to squad go through its make the gradé at semi-pro base- ball or even city amateur ball. There is a four-year period in which they get no bsaeball train} LOCALS 8-8 IN MATCHES: YESTERDAY The tonsorial artists of softball tonight will pit their skill against the brs ithe Ki half-ga who are in a thr first place, Sawyer’s Barbers in i clash with the Station ten for the ‘here in a Nassau match Sat ny civilian employes of f : FOR QUALITY PRINTING —— Call 51 THE ARTMAN PRESS Key West jubi ball golfers today ; having defeated the R E A D club | urday “I think”, said the veteran ath- letic director sadly, “the major Biltmore league baseball teams are over- looking an important need—for more high schools to haye base- ball Not so very long ago there > as many as 175 high school baseball teams in Georgia alone. Now the number is nearer two dozen”. Subsidization by professional baseball of the American Legion’s sandlot program is doing only half the job, Alexander insists. He would have the big club: sist the high schools—he esti mates $100 would equip the aver- age high school team—and bridge the gap between sandlots and col- lege, of minor league farms. 1S “The to supply the demand”. i ing. “A major league team could provide a high school with base- ball for a hundred dollars. What they need more than ahything else is playing equipment, mostly gloves and bats. Such a_ tie-up would prove invaluable for major league teams. “They ought to hire a sort of commissioner or contact man to travel and assist high schools with their baseball program. . If they don’t do something like that, they are going to find it impossible to keep the game up to its present standard. There will riot be nearly enough practiced young players ‘close first time of the new campaign. Both clubs suffered defeat in their last performance and_to-} night will be out to rectify their | lone mistake. for the curtain-raiser at o'clock. The battle should and hard-fought as teams are evenly me atched. The third meeting of U.S. Ma- rines and U.S. Navy in as many weeks takes place portion of the double feature. Marines shellacked the Sailors in the past scraps and will probably ride the wave of victory again to- night. 7:30 be the al 9, in the match and Sunday for the first time in jeight annual matches. After beating the Miami play- They take the field jers Saturday, Hlocal golfess held their own, 9 to Sunday play to win the | and settle The nt Everhardt, aE G1, 21 individual Miami teams first in each in the closing follow: Saturday—Page 114, and Russell and F. Matthews, 114; Daino and Barnes, 0, O’Bry- and Pinder, 3; ; Cox and Johnson, 2, C. 10% to 7%, the their old score, | with case, scores and Ellison, T. Price and Lopez and Spotts: The Citizen Building FRIGIDAIRE SALES AND SERVICE See Them Now — On Display UNIVERSAL VACUUM CLEANERS and EASY WASHERS Phone 278 From Any Electrical Current —DAYT THE KEY WEST DAILY CITIZEN AS A REMINDER— Look Your Best! Come fo us with your BEAUTY NEEDS. . .we specialize in all branches of BEAUTY CULTURE. La Concha Beauty Salon Thomasine Miller. Phone 128 N Ww DELU ELUXE N WATER PUMP 6. C. ROBERTS “What happens?” he said. pee tear a eal GIANTS’ VICTORY mpcer BASKETBALL ‘SPORTS CALENDAR eee A bles teal MARCH HALTED BY | DODGER SLUGFEST CUBS EDGE CARDS IN 10-IN- NING BATTLE; BOSTON’S RED SOX REMAIN UNDE- FEATED (Special to The Citizen) NEW YORK, April 21.—The New York Giants’ triumphant march in the National League came to an abrupt halt yesterday afternoon. Brooklyn Dodgers, the eternal rivals of Bill Terry’s clan, provided the barrage that stopped the plingihg Giants in their tracks. Twice the New Yorkers had victory within their grasp and twice the Dodgers “blitz- krjeged” their opponents to gain victory in the final drive. Brook- lyn big guns scored 15 direct hits against an even dozen for the Giants. Final score was 10-9. New York had won its previous five starts, The floundering Cincinnati Reds took it on the chin again as the Pirates of Pittsburgh admin- istered a 7-3 drubbing. Cubs made it tw the St. Leuis Cardi a 10-inning fight, ar Bees defeated the Phillies, 7-5. The Gold Sox of Tom Yawkey remain the only undefeated club of the big leagues. Blasting the ball for 15 . ed the hapless Washington Setia- tors, 14-8, for their fifth victory in a row. Cleveland Indians kept close to the high-flying Red Sox with a hard-earned 4-2 triumph over De- troit’s Tigers, Feaatred by a tight pitching duel, the game was de- cided on errors. New York Yankees lambasted the Athletics of Connie Mack, 1 5. Home runs weré mixed | in with the 18-hit ‘attack laid down by the booming guns of Yankees Cold game Louis Results of the games NATIONAL LEAGUE At New York R. H. E. Brooklyn 1015 0 New York 912 3 Grissom Davis, Casey and Owen ns, Lohr man, Gumbert and Dan: ight over , 11-10, in the Boston niladelphia ° the St weather between postponed Chicago and Mungo. Brown, Melton Beck and War ha and Berres. R. H et E. and W. Cooper AMERICAN LEAGUE At D RHE Clev 4 Har Griebe McK At F New York RH 19 18 Chicago | the 5 464 10 14 0 Team and iHidividuel records of the Junior High Sctiool Basket- ball Tournament first-half, just released by athletic director John Offutt. reveal Ralph Arnold’s Hornets, undefeated champions, carted off most of the honors. Leading their nearest rivals by 58 points, the Hornets sank 150 field goals and 30 foul shots for! a grand total of 330 points. The} Red Raiders of Lsyle McCown, who placed seconé in points scor-} ed, netted 119 field goals and 34 free throws. In_ foul-shooting, the Hornets topped the clubs with an average of 43.6, 30 out of 78, compared to 39.5, 34 out of 89, for runnersup Red Raiders. E. Wells the red-headed for- ward of the Arnolds, claimed in- dividual scoring honors with a to- tal of 111 points, 11 more than J. Costar, of Anthony McMahon's Baby Conchs, who sank an even 100. Wells poured 51 field goals and nine foul shots through the | hoop, and Costar wrinkled the) net for 45 baskets and 10 penalty | tosses. Hornets, 63 personal fouls, plac- |. ty-s, Army ed second to the Garlic Snappers of Robert Hamlin, 61, in commit- ting the least number of errors. Team records follow: Club— FG FS PF a Arnold 150-400 30- 78 63 330 McCown 119-360 34- 86 73 Cordova 99-494 25-102 78 223 McMahon 97-385 27- 77 66 221 Menendez 93-364 34-107 67 2 Colgate 90-347 29- 70 66 209 Hamlin 89-389 27- 83 61 205|" Barber 68-304 36-104 72 172 Individual scoring Player— FG FS Wells, Arnold Lea} Costar, McMahon 45 10 Thompson, Co’te 43 13 Haskins, McCo'n 40 12 Schoncek, Arn’ld 37 8 Archer, Cordova 36 9 Guerro, Hamlin. 28 13 Pierce, Arnold _ 29 9 Knowles, Me’dez 29 3 61 Pritchard, Co’ate 24 7 55 Other leaders: R. Albury, Mec- Cown, '54 points; M. Adams, Men- | endez,'54; K. Newlan, Cordova, 1; Everett Sweeting, Barber, 47; | and L. PF 12 12 12 16 10 15 lll 100 99 92 82) 81 67 L. Sweeting, McCown, 47, Sthith, McCown, 47. Thirteen players failed to score a single point in the entire half. | Marines. Sawyer’s Barbers. H WEDNESDAY NIGHT [e) ers vs. NavStas. ivs. | Mahon. BASEBALL (Major Leagues) TODAY American New York at Philadelphia. 1 St. Louis at Cleveland. Chicago at Detroit. Boston at Washington. National Cincinnati at Chicago. Philadelphia at Boston. Brooklyn at New York. team, ni M Biltmore team, 71; Cc and Russell, team, Key 10%. Sunday—Page and Ellison, Knight and Marinos, 0; eee an Barnes, 0, Kirschenbaum ripp, , Lop anil ‘ox and Johnson 2%, Spottswood, cP ard, let Kemp and Pinder, 0, O’Bryant, 3; ; Key West team, 9. West Price and vet argl 44; Tumlin and Leo- Biltmore 3, | d nd it, 2% rice 0; II PPILODL IPA L PDS SI SLM: St. Louis-Pittsburgh, not sched- ulea. SOFTBALL (Bayview Park, 7:30 p.m.) TONIGHT First Game—U.S. Navy vs. U.S.! Second | Game—NavStas First Game—Pepper’s Plumb- is Second Game—U.S. Army vs. avy, \V FRIDAY NIGHT First Game—Sawyer’s Barbers Second Game— vs. Pepper's Plumbe: BASKETBALL (High School Gym, 3:30 pm.) } Cc 272 | Sunicr High Tourney Second-Half Philadelphia THIS AFTERNOON (3:15 p. m.) First Game—Cordova vs. Arn- Second Game—Harris School Division Street School ond game of grammar school s ries). 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