The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 22, 1941, Page 3

MARINES WHIPPED NAVY AND GAINED DIAMONDBALL LEAD BABBERS DROPPED NAVSTAS WITH 14-7 SHELLACKING IN SECOND GAME AT BAYVIEW PARK LAST NIGHT The heavy-hitting, fast-stepping rines Jast night punched their ole possession of Island tbali League leadership. Blasting the ball all over the Jot in the first end of a double feature at Bayview Park, the Sea Soldiers claimed their third straight victory over the Navy. ————_——————————— DOMENECH HIT JACKPOT Joseph Domenech, center- fielder of the NavStas, hit the jackpot for six quarts of beer last night as he lofted one into centerfield and then galloped for a home run when the Bar- ber short and centerfielders misjudged the fly. Sebastian Cabrera, Jr., local distributor, had promised si quarts for player to get a home run this season. Domenech’s round- tripper is the first since Ca- brera made the offer. Their undisputed ‘first- place position was in jeopardy until the Sawyer’s Barbers shel- lacked NavSta, 14-7, in the night- cap and thus wiped out a two- way tie threat. McGrew, three for three, led the Marine 13-hit attack against a pair of Sailor moundsmen. A trio of Devil Dogs, Chambers, Langley and Thompson, pumped two into safe territory. A four- run tyo-hit barrage in the first frame sent starting Navy pitcher Peters to the showers in auick time. Poret, three out of three, and Dragoiu, two bingles, sparked the Sailors’ offense. Navy played a very loose game afield, committing eight errors. Spakes, Richardson and Rathbun starred for the Marines on the field Spakes, mound staff, went the route. seven 14-10. ace of the Leatherneck was hit hard but He struck out by innings: R. H. E. D 033 002 2—10 12 8 Marines 402 530 x—14 13 3} Peters, Whitehead and Tripp;! Spakes and Thompson. Two five-run rallies within four innings clinched the night- cap for the Ba 's as Lino Cas: tro held the Station ten to a half safeties | wild at times, loaded, the with three straight free ses in the fifth frame and walked in a run earlier in the game. He was given excellent support by his teammates, who blasted the offerings of Ne Castro for 15 bingles and miscued only once. dozen Castr es, Stas tallied the first marker in © the opening frame but the initial five-run rally in the second gave the Sawyers a lead that was nev- er overtaken. Another five-run barrage in the fourth clinched the old bal] game and four runs in the sixth were much excess scores. Esmond Albury, Barber | third sacker, smashed a brace of triples and peppy catcher Hopkins poled three singles. Center fielder Joseph Domnech's homer in the second and second an Charles and’s three. ere the “telling” NavSta just so 10 Castro's wildn Hair-Cutters to first via tt on bal Nenc walked less. Score nings R. H. E. Barber 050 504—14 15 ' NaySta 121 120— 7 6 N. Castro, Hopkins and E Al. bury; L. Castro and Soldano KEY WESTERS PRAISED ; FOR PERFORMANCE IN | DeLAND RED HAT WINS'- Castro .- nine ’ three each diamondball | no | | McMAHONS AND CORDOVAS CLAIM CAGE VICTORIES Ormond Gomave's midget cag- cys yesterday afternoon claime their sixth straight victory and third of the Junior High cage tourney second-half. Victims were the Hornets of Ralph Arnold, whose seven-game winning streak won championship of the first- Score: 33-30. Aritas led the Cordovas’ with points, followed ‘by Archer, who fouled out in the initial, pair of quarters, with eight. Newlan and Rodrguez sank six each. Schoneck, nine, and Wells, eight, topped the losers. Pierce, a usual high scorer of the Hornets, netted only five points, three out of foul shots and a ficld goal. Score by quarters: Cordova ll Arnold 4 The Baby. Conchs of Anthony McMahon swamped the Lsyle McCown Red Raiders, 48-21, in the closing half of a tripleheader yesterday. Sharpshooting by ar, who sank 22: points, de- feated the Raiders. Costar was assisted by Roberts, 12, and Her- rick, 10. Haskins and Smith jshared scoring honors for Reds. six each. Raiders blanked in the third round. The McCowns dropped their third straight game and the Mc- Mahons won their.third in a row. Score by quarters: McMahon 16 27. 39 48 McCown * Os 10°10 2k The midget basketeers of Di- vision Street School completely dominated the Harris School re- 16 22 33 15 21 30 were a GIANTS HIT VICTORY TRAIL | the. Boston cruits, 22 to 4, in the second game , of the grammar series. The run- away was sandwiched between the junior high tourney scraps. S. Solt, three points, and Mira, a free throw, secorded all the Harris scoring. Casado topped the victors with 10 points, hard- pressed by J. Papy, eight. Alay- on’s field goal accounted for the other two markers. The victory was the second in a row for the Division midgets in as many games. The series will be resumed tomorrow afternoon. Se aoe: SPORTS CALENDAR BASEBALL (Major Leagues) TODAY American New York at Philadelphia. St. Louis at Cleveland. Chicago at Detroit. Boston at Washington. National Cincinnati at Chicago. Philadelphia at Boston. Brooklyn at New York. Pittsburgh at St. Louis. SOFTBALL (Bayview Park, 7:30 p.m.) TOMORAOW NIGHT First Game—Pepper’s Plumb- ers NavStas. Second Game—U.S. Army Navy. FRIDAY NIGHT First Game—Sawyer’s Barbers vs. U.S. Army Second Game—U.S. vs. Pepper's Plumbers. MONDAY NIGHT First Game—U.S. Navy vs. U.S. Army. Second, , Game+,;NavStas Pepper's Piumhers. VB. | US. Marines Vs. BASKETBALL (High School Gym, 3:30: p.m.) Junior High Tourney Second-Half THIS AFTERNOON r p. m.) First Game--Hamlin Arn- old Second Menendez. TOMORROW First Game—Cordoya vs. Mahon. vs. Game—Colgate VS. gi n VS. 1 Cates were the only Red Hats to go hitl STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE (OLA AA A A Ahh hh hededd did ddicdudad, THE KEY WEST CITIZEN < - as + ESI IE OSE SENATORS HAND BOSOX FIRST LOSS STANDINGS | MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES American ‘ W. L. Pet.{ Club— ! Boston 5 Cleveland New York Chicago St. Louis | Philadelphia Washingtcn Detroit AGAIN: YANKS BLAST 667 ATHLETICS 625 -500 (Special to The Citizen) NEW YORK, April 22.—Tom Yawkey’s Gold Sox yesterday aft- ernoon suffered their first defeat “of the'youhg season, bowing to the lowly’ Washington Senators, 6-5. Big guns of the New York Ch ; Yankees boomed out 17 hits in |G) 'C#8° the onesided 14-4 victory over pr Leuls Connie Mack’s Athletics. A pair Brooklyn of homers interspersed the heavy Boston Pittsburgh attack. Ci at Wes Ferrell proved he_ isn’t! PESeae “washed up” by limiting the Philadelphia Philadelphia Phillies to five well- | . 5 seatéered binges as the | Junior High School Basketball Boston | : | Tournament Bees romped to an 8-1 triumph Second-Half The one Phil run was a homer in| qyp the first frame. New York Colgate Giants snapped back from their yy..4 initial loss in five games to dow their eternal enemies, Dodgers, 7-5. No other games were played in aml either major league. MeCawn Results of the games: ‘Me nendez adver EAM NT End of First-H: At Boston R.H. E.| up Philadelphia a Arnold 814 0 McCown Pearson, Crouch, Tamulis and yenendez Warren; Ferrell and Berres. McMahon At New York BR. HE. Goeee Brooklyn a Barber New York 7 7 1 'Hemlin Higbe and Owen; Hadley, Wit- | _ tig, Carpenter and Danning. 286 -286 -250 HNN ERO National Pet. 857 -750 600 -500 -500 -400 333 143 Club— New York Hevanwwoad L. Pet. 0 1.000 0 1.000 0 1.000 2 .333 2 333 2 .333 3.000 3 .000 if oe L. Pet. 0 1.000 714 -714 429 429 429 -143 143 < lahon ean ® \Cornova TOOkIYN | Arnold rm wwonnseBoonunwwo LEGALS oF 7 Cincinnati at Chicago, postpon- ed, cold. NOTICE APP! Only games scheduled AMERICAN LEAGUE At Washington RHE Boston 511 Washington Wilson, Dobson, Fleming Peacock; Sundra and Ferrell. —-- & Pauline e or’ r the said certificate is- Philadelphia ¢- 5: Aseue @ the of Assets Donald and Dickey; Ross, Fer- shall rick and Hayes. i law, LEGALS and be the certificate carding to d therein Will be shest bidder at the se door on the first Mon- month of May, 1941, 5th day of May, 1941. ated this Ist day of Apri 1941 AL) erk ©: County, said Florida MARGAE ys. 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