The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 24, 1941, Page 5

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THURSDAY, APPIL 24 HO HUM! SAILORS DEFEATED AGAIN SUFFERED SIXTH STRAIGHT LOSS; ARMY REGISTER INITIAL VICTORY By RABID FANSTER Every league ha consistently loses its games and P sting com- In the Is the ys can be found re fortably in the cella land City sofiball Navy ten i they mav stay once score Take the lest nigt.t circuit Try simply ¢ opponents of th the Sailors of their climb on top ahead they game with U.S. Army Navy produced thre« singles and a homer for a trio of runs in the very first inning They held the Soldiers scoreless in the last half, of the init NO GAMES FRIDAY An agreement between mana- gers and league president J. M. Varela postponed the scheduled twin bill opener last night. Pepper's Plumbers were to have met the NavStas. A similar agrement also celled off the doubleheader ctiginally slated for tomorrow might. The postponement will ellow players and officials to fully enjoy public activities of the Amcrican Legion scheduled that afternoon and night. ooo frame and were in the second stanza. Then the Army’s big guns laid down a bar- tage that knocked the Sailors for a loss and there they the 1est of the way. Doughboys blasted five direct hits, including | a tiiple by H. Walker, that sent four runners across the pan. Army added another marker in the third, three in the’ fourth and three more in the sixth Navy rallied in the sixth, scor- ing a tr*> of runs, and threatened in the seventh but were held to another trio of markers. Poret, who smashed the four- bagger for the Sailors in the first, became the second player to cash in on the offer of six quarts of beer for a home run. Nadau and Poret, two safeties each; Rhoden, three out of four; Wylie and Lyle, two out of four, a team that in turn blanked | remained ” 1941 UNDEFEATED CORDOVA MIDGETS IN CAGE LEAD Striking at dhe closest rivals, rookies of Ormond Cordova shoved the onchs out of the unde: - esterday afternoon d sole pe cage tourney arpshoot- ‘ordovas dogged- 2 slim margin all chalking up their second-half vic- tory, 31-24. Conchs, who dropped into tie with runners-up Col- suffered their initial loss ig half schedule shouldering the scoring buiden for the victors, piled up 17 points. A trio of teammates tied for second highest honors, each sinking the low total of four points. Costar, 11, and Colgate, 5, toppcd the Babies. Score by quarters Cordova 10 21 23 Jahon 8 11 20 23 1e Red Raiders of Lysle Mc- n rcse from the cellar into a » fourth-place tie by Bombers of George in the opcning junior ser sterday. Bomber: of the knotted clubs, scor point in the fourth quar- just four in the second we way in fourth straight 31 downing the Barber, one a lone ter and round. Haskins sparked with ten poin eting, seven, the Raiders ted by L. id K. Roberts, § Everett Sweeting, six; Ca- bana, five and Key, four, account- ed for all but three points of the total Barber score. Results by quarters: McCown 10 Barber 15 s wing marked improvement, even in defeat, the Harris School gang made their third bow in as many games to the Division Street School midgets, 29-19. The Harris rookies scored only four points in their previous grammar ser game with the Division asketeers Results of the affair, of a tripleheader yesterday High School Gym, follow Division Street (299 Player— FG FS Manuel Mira 0 0 Mario Mira 3 1 S. Solt 3 0 J. Register 1 0 J. Solt 2 0 Sweeting 0 0 Harris School (19) Player. 14 22 10 17 middle at were heavy swatters of the game. “ Score by innings: R. H. E. Navy 4 —- 9 9 § Army 114 3 Utt, Tripp and Wells; Spradlin, Almeda and Nelson. STANDINGS MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES amaiteee Club— I Boston , 3 625 Cleveland 5 3 625 New York 6 4 600 St. Louis 2 -500 Chicago 500 Philadelphia 444 Detroit 333 Washington 333 Pet National Club 4 New York St. Louis Brooklyn Cincinnati Chicago Boston Pittsburgh Philadelphia Pet 778 700 600 500 500 400 300 Island City Softball League First-Half 690 250 Junior Hich School Basketball Tournament i-Half STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEF TRIUMPH p> COFFEE MILES AT ALL GROCERS Seeececesececesccesseese M. Perez M.~Palenzuela S. Villareal Casado Gomez Lopez Herrick 0 es ee a ere ener) BASEBALL (Major Leagues) TODAY American Boston at New York. St. Louis at Detroit Cleveland at Chicago. Washington at Philadelphia National Chicago at Pittsburgh. Philadelphia et Brooklyn New York at Boston Cincinnati at St. Louis. SOFTBALL (Bayview Park, 7:30 p.m.) TOMORROW NIGHT MONDAY NIGHT t Game—US. Navy v Gat s Plur WEDNESDAY NIGHT BASKETBALL High School Gym, 3:30 p.m.) y Second-Half THIS AFTERNOON TOMORROW MONDAY Key West's Outstanding’ LA CONCHA HOTEL Beau Air-Conditioned Rainbow Room and Cocktail Lounge and DANCING proof Garage r YEAR AROUND DINING s. ning; Erickson, » At Brooklyn 32 ‘TRY IT TODAY— THE KEY WEST CITIZEN GOLF SWING TUNE-UP GIANTS DOWN BOSTON BEES BROOKLYN SHUTS OUT PHIL- LIES; ATHLETICS TRIM WASHINGTON NATS Augusta Master Golf Champion 6. AFTER IMPACT: All the the success of the shot. If the od start every (Special to The Citizen) st be carried NEW YORK, Aprli 24.—The New York Giants went to victory over the Boston Bees in yester- lay’s game by a score of 5-4, while ‘the head the Brooklyn Dodgers shutout and the the Phillies. The score this ground game was 4-0. ches) The Athletics trimmed the theoigh. Washington Senators by a score of 11-7, with the Cleveland In-, dians winning their game with the St. Louis outfit, with score reading, 5-2. Kesults of the games: NATIONAL LEAGUE At Boston R. H. E. New York 510 1 Boston : 4020: 2 Bowman, Lohrman and Dan Carnett, Javery, and Berres, ball has been still in ori ht heel entire left les leaving the left side straight in VERY LUCKY Y FALL the E second story 3, of this slight seratch- Feller Graie? At Detroit . HE. Chicago eee: 1314 0 Humphries and and Tebbett Strinevich,. Johnson Masi. Philadelphia Brooklyn Pearson, Rodgajny and Livings ton; Wyatt and Owen RHE 211 2 49 0 Gomez and = and Pvtlak; At St. ie Pittsbur gh ar, Dietz nad Lopez; Na Qe hem and W. Cooper. “tsigane’” gipsy gift shop virginia 1. paterson formerly at Jefferson Hotel Bldg. has moved to 522 DUVAL STREET [BASEBALL RETURNS I | | | At Cleveland R. H. E.'{ Service Inning By Inning, St. Louis aoe i First Time in Key West | | | | At Chicago R. H. E Cincinnati 510 0 Chicago 05 2 Walters and Lombardi Erick- son, Oken and McCullough. AMERICAN LEAGUE At Philadelphia RH. SE. Washington 712 5 Philadelphia 1115 2 Chase, Zuber, Casquel and Early; Potter, Ferrick and Hayes. | HORSESHOE CAFE Niggeling, Bildilli, Caster, Mun- 602 Duval Street The Favorite in Key West STAR w BRAND CUBAN COFFEE ON SALE AT ALL GROCERS morn Schultz & Riggs j Returns Direct From the ; Ball Park ~ YOUR NEWSBOY — . buys his copies of The Citizen at whole- sale, sells them at retail. - pays cash for his papers. . loses if a customer fails to pay. . is embarrassed if a customer is slow pay. goes the limit for his trade, is on the job rain or ealiliie) serves his customers well, . asks customers to cooperate ~ paying him promptly and regularly. THE CITIZEN Circulation Department _ ‘ i Overseas Transportation Company, Inc. 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