The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 20, 1941, Page 3

TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1941 Barbers Marder Sailors 23-0 In Season’s First | Shutout; Stas In Third League - Leaders Played Errorless Ball As Neno Castro Turned In Two- Hit Performance Sawyer'’s league-leading Bar- bers played erroriess ball last night to hand the last-place Navy a resounding thumping at Bay- view Park to the tune of 23-0. The Barbers’ runaway triumph marked the first time this season a team has covered the seven- inning route without an_ error, and ‘the game was the season’s first shutout. Sawyers, a full-game out in front and apparently hitting their stride at the bat, get their biggest test Friday night when they tackle the city champion Plumbers in the first clash of the teams this season. Under the peculiar schedule set up. this year, the teams have marched through the first half of the sea- son without meeting, but now will play each other at regular intervals in the last half. Nen» Castro, behind support, limited Navy to two hits last night, a single by all- round performer Johnson and a two-bagger by leftfielder Hierns. Castro struck out five and walk- ed six. The Barbers, scoring in every inning but the third, turned the game into a hopeless rout for Navy when they blasted home 13 runs in the sixth on a string of singles and Sailor errors. Every man on the team scored at least once and racked up at least one safety in the 23-hit attack. Monk Kerr, Barber captain and first baseman, led the hit- ters, getting five for five, with two doubles. The rest of the players followed with John Rob- erts, rightfielder, tallying four for five; Ralph (Flash) Arnold, rokie infielder, three for five; DeWitt Roberts, rookie pitcher- outfielder, three for five; Ar- thur (Reese) Thompson, rookie leftfielder, Leo Stanley, veteran outfielder, and “Kiki” Hopkins, infielder, two for four each. Or- mond Cordoya, rookie second baseman playing his first game | with the Barbers, poled a three- bagger. Melvin Tynes, center- fielder, and Castro, each tallied one hit. Kerr executed a double in the fourth when Johnson singled for the first Navy hit and Poret, heavy-hitting Sailor shortstop, slammed a line drive to first base. Kerr speared the! liner, stepped on the bag and both men were out Local fans are waiting for the Barber-Plumber clash Friday, which will be+the first game be- tween the teams since Sept. 9, 1940, In the opening game of the Civilian league schedule last year, players on the two clubs became involved in an argument, and when a Board of Comission- ers decided in favor of the Plumbers, the Sawyer team with- drew from the league. Although a full game out of the lead, the Peppers are expect- ed to win’ their game tomorrow night, pulling within a_ hailf- game of the leaders and putting themselves in a position where a victory over the Barbers will land them on top of the heap. | *, The scoring by innings: R. HE. 000 00 0 O— 0 330 3113 x—23 23 and Gowns; N. Castro Hopkins. airtight play Navy Barbers Martin and Arnold George Washington lanky tesser of the 1940 Ameri league Merchant ten, last night mounted the hill in his first game this se n and waded = through a 10-7 decision for the NavStas over tH® Marines. poof support, victim of three-ruo ral- third and fourth in nings. He allowed the Sea Sol- diers nine hits im all and his committed five position. end of Given Malgrat was the lies in the teammates rors to three for The twin Marines _ inte rth ed NavStas into third ry was the second in a Station ten Reid ordered “piey ball” and The vict row for t manager Bob members to der their suits. me was close unti! when the Stas shovec f markers 1 ab sent surrer The sixth a tri issue ing int with t third to a lone Julio Barcelo sacker of the v homer, trip! chatices — at lasted a an e in four ‘ above. ert ‘opped a place da since in |FANSTERS HELP ‘TEAM OWNER | (By Assoctated Press) | SALISBURY, Md, May 20-— OF NL. LEAD j Those yells welling up out of the IDLE CARDS SLIP ON TOP;)bleachers at Salisbury ballpark . - INDIANS LOSE AND coe: |e seas will be the voice of YOUR SPORTEST SOX NARROW MARGIN TO| For Reuben Levin, who bought Answers Elsewhere On ‘This Page’’ tipper GAMES jthe Salisbury Indians, believes in sea j + “letting the fans help run. the 1. What “pretty --young- mies+ |club”, and has formed a “Boost- went to the semi-finals of ‘her! ers’ club” to let them do it. * IP IZILIL DLL £ Ms “Fan management” is a sports | THE REY WEST cItaEN IIIAPL LDL 2 L. Pet, 676 607 | 533 | -485 | 481 438 | 400 357 | Pet. | 714) .710 | 571) 444) 414} .414| .400 310! 15 FILPLEALLLLALLBAAELLZLLLLLLLL LA Island City Softball League First-Half v be up golf rather than their own bags. 8 8 as a 3 Ww. 8 6 seu lt 5 2 1 ecccccececcce STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE | TRIUMPH COFFEE MILLS AT ALL G ROLLER SKATE Southard Street Keep Your Weight In Shape | and Your Shape In Weight SESSIONS: 2:30 to 4:30 P. M. 8:00 to 10:30 P. M. SHOE SKATES FOR SALE If You Can Walk You Can Skate | | We Teach You How To Skate | (Special to The Citizen) NEW YORK, May 20.—Brook- first national golf championship jyn’s amazing Dodgers _ lost two years ago? She’s been a ground yesterday afternoon by|experiment not entirely new to headliner ever since. The Cali- | taking it on the on me seein Ninety He tried it in Benning- - fame in a row. e loss to the; ton, 5 isk panes erew pe cnedah Den te add-eoming Chicago- Cubs} When a losing streak . came, | ee in eee ot ne a ee dropped the Flatbush perform-j|Levin called in the fans for a tournaments last winter. jers into second place, making | conference. “Fire some of the 2. Name two men who won |room on top for the idle St. Louis } players”, they said. the U.S. singles tennis cham- | Cardinals. But the team kept losing, soon pionship and later became ama- _Chicago™needed only one in-}was knocking on the cellar door. teur experts in golf. ning to crush the Dodgers—the|The fans found a remedy. i" ( second when nine runs crossed} “Fire yourself’, they told 3. Can you name and ive 'the plate. Claude Passeau, who| Levin. He did, only to return the teams of three of the four | poled a homer with the bases | stronger next year. players named Dean who started loaded in that disastrous frame,} He expects few headaches from the 1941 season in the major limited the Brooklyn boys to erene fans have a penne pol- | leagues? four hits. Babe Phelps’ circuit|icies. He asserts that “the mil-/ clout in the sixth was the only | lions of baseball fans foot the | hi + oe ey diver Sac run recorded for the Dodgers. pale, ane sua hes a voice inj as been recalled to active duty Manager ‘Leo Durocher an-| deciding policies”. by the United States Army in nounced he had protested the recent weeks? * | game and the one Sunday on) 5. Identify these players , with we bret ene agen STANDINGS rf ‘6 1 players, one above the limit. thein,. sparts;, (a)Laqu Novikatf, |“"pitchurgh Pirates nosed the| (b) Leslie MacMitchell, (c) jew York Giants 2-1 when a Charles Yates, (d) Jack Kramer. | single by Elby Fletcher scored| MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES _ the winning run. Max Butcher} American Give yourself 20 poirits for ach | baste red Soke Hubbell in the | Poa aay ue correct in¢wered, Close mound duel. eveland haperomgainrer ere Cincinnati Reds chalked up| Chicago 17 ‘ou're good if you score 60, X= | their second victory in a row}Detroit 16 cellent if you get 80 and a teal 4s the Boston Braves fell, 3-4.|New York 16 sports expert if you tally 90 or Cincy belted out 14 safeties to | Boston 13 give Johnny Vander Meer, re- |} Washington 14 | lieved by Firemen Beggs in the | Philadelphia 12 FPR LM TATTLE ninth, his third win. i St. Louis 10 WAR BOOM CAUSES Chicago White Sox, taking ad-| National |vantage of Vernon Kennedy’ Club— w. CADDIE SHORTAGE | wildness, walloped the Washing-|st. Louis 20 ‘ton Senators, 8-2, and rose to!Brooklyn 22 (ity Axsoctated Press) ;within three games of the lead-|New York 16 PITTSBURGH, May 20.—De-/ ing Cleveland Indians, who lost| Chicago 12 fense production of Pittsburgh |to the ere ign eauecy Boston 12 industrial plants has caused ee ee Om eT Cincinnati 12 acute shéveige of caddies at sev- hill for the Nats. . | Pittsburgh 10 eral country clubs here. The Tribe, suffering its sec- {Philadelphia 9 Since caddies have deserted |0"4 loss in a row, fell under a the golf courses for assembly 12-hit attack, sparked by catcher lines, some members have given Frankie Hayes, who poled = tote pair of doubles and a single. : Club— _New York Yankees, 15 vic- | Sawyer’s. Barbers tims of the St. Louis Browns, | pepper’s Plumbers - slcarenemaneamenn succumbed to the mystifying | NayStas slants of Denny Galehouse, who | y S. Marines SPORTS CALENDAR theld them to four hits. In his)*y.s) Army {last appearance on the mound, /}« + LE oe eid rt fs U.S. Navy senna aoe RNR Sieee Sagd Aad ina aaa *Tie game. ickey’s four-bagger in e BASEBALL ;eighth saved the Yanks from a (Major Leagues) shutout. ' With his sinker ball working pace ie |perfectly, Johnny Gorsica pitch- Cleveland at Philadelphia ere Deco lige 8. 4 St. Louis at New York % triumph of the Boston Red Sox. Chie at Washin ton. He spaced four hits in helping reaper An el |the Tigers to their fifth consecu- National a. Brooklyn at Chicago, NATIONAL LEAGUE | New York at Pittsburgh. | At Pittsburgh RHE Boston at Cincinnati. |New York rar Philadelphia at St. Louis. Pittsburgh 26 1} | Hubbell and Danning; Butcher | and Lopez. SOFTBALL (Bayview Park, 7:30 p.m.) TOMORROW NIGHT . At Chicago RHE} Brooklyn 14:2 i "ow yg, Chicago 1414 2 Bi Gites U.S Nevy © V4“ Gadgy. Grown, Hamlin, Tamulis Oe Soin Marines|@%d Phelps; Passeau and McCul- | oa lough. j vs. U.S. Army. FRIDAY NIGHT First Game—Pepper’s ers vs, Sawyer’s Barbers. Second Game—U.S. Army .¥8. NavSta. MONDAY NIGHT Game—U.S. Army TRY IT TODAY— | The Favorite in Key West Plumb: | Boston | | Lamana, Salvo and Berres;| CUBAN COFFEE ‘Vander Meer and Lombardi \ | ON SALE AT ALL GROCERS | H At Cincinnati R.H. 369 714 E. 4 3 St. Louis - Philadelphia, scheduled. First vs. no’ NavSta Second Game—U.S. Navy Sawyer’s Barbers. vs. | AMERICAN LEAGUE | At Boston R. H. E.| Detroit 410 0! Boston 242 Gorsica and Tebbetts; Dobson, M. Harrison, Judd and Peacock. At New York R. H. E St. Louis 5 8 0} New York 142 Galehouse and Ferrell: Russo, Peck, Stanceu and Dickey “Key West's Outstanding” LA CONCHA HOTEL Beautiful—Air-Conditioned Rainbow Room and Cocktail baseman Soldano, collected three | singles, and the veteran catcher Clarence Allshouse and pitcher- outfielder Lino Castro poled two for three. 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