The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 1, 1941, Page 3

wp Hay oho kL . OFFICIAL SCOREKEEPER . SE- LECTS HIS ‘DREAM TEAM’: _ PICKED CLUB, AND PLUMB- wis Softball’ league officials today | were counting ballots as Key West fans, who: turned in their votes last night, waited to learn who will make up the All-Star squad ‘slated to tackle the City Champion Plumbers. on the Fourth of July. Ballots were distributed to fans at an exhibition double- header Friday, and league offi- cials picked them up last night. The exhibition game between the stars and- Plumbers will be staged Friday night at Bayview Park. Pedro Aguilar, official loop scorekeeper, meanwhile was giv- ing the fans an idea how their “dream team” should look ’ by dreaming up one of his own. The fans have the final choice, but here are the teams Aguilar ‘would choose, in batting order: AGUILAR’S STARS "First“echoice' team, in batting order: ¢ Phillip Baker (NavSta), 2b, Juanie Navatro (Barbers), _ ss, 388. Esmond Albury (Barbers), . 3b, 484, Kermit Kerr (Barbers), If, .425. Guy Johnson (Navy), sf, .420. Julio Barcelo (NavSta), 1b, .318. Gabriel Garcia (NavSta), cf, 441. “Kiki” Hopkins (Barbers), c¢, .395, or Thompson (Marines), c, -439. Duggar (Army), rf, .346. Howard Burke (Barbers), and DeWitt Roberts 2-2, p's. Second choice team, in batting order: H. Walker (Army), 2b, .326. Assaf (Army), 3b, .422. Poret (Navy), ss, .488. Eddie Nelson (Army), c, .433. Leo Stanley (Barbers), rf, 428. Kiems (Navy), If, .333. Saunders (Army), 1b, .302. Melvin Tynes (Barbers), cf, -366. Delaney (NavSta), sf, .366. Neno ‘Castro (Barbers), 4-2, Al- meda (Army), 1-2, and Early (Army), 0-1, p’s. Soldano (NaySta), sug infield- er, .342. Clarence Allshouse sub catcher, .256. Honorable, Mention — Ralph Arnold (Barbers), ss, .259; An- thony Kelly @NavSta), ss, and Sims (Army), .33 each; . Ralph Thompson (Barbers), If, .306, and Wylie (Army), .330. KIDS TRIM SAILORS IN EXHIBITION TILT A “pick-up” team made up of the youngsters who last year played as the Sons of the Amer- ican Legion, turned out at Bay- view Park last night to trim Navy, ‘6-3, in the first game of a doubleheader, with the Plumb- ers whipping Army, 13-4, in the other half. The ex-Legion team, replacing the NavStas for the night, will enter the league for the second- half series ‘starting next. week. Ralph Arnold, who:caught for ‘the youngsters last. night, will captain the team. ‘DeWitt Rob- erts did the tossing for them, opposing Guy Johnson, Navy captain, who has played all over the infield and finally wound up as_a pitcher. Ex-Barbers Aid Champs The Plumbers, strengthened by the addition of three ex-Barbers in their lineup, coasted through three innings with Army, then Jet. go with an 11-run barrage in the fourth to sweep the soldiers off their feet. « Tied up at 2-2 in the third, the Plumbers» went on the rampage in’ their half ‘ofthe fourth, then coasted through the rest of the game without scoring again. a Maitland Arias and “Kiki” Hopkins made ap ‘the Plumber battery, with Early and ‘George No@ine performing for ‘Ammy. : The ex-Barbers who stepped in with the tharhps last night were 1-0, (Barbers), (NavSta), first. baseman < and leftfielder: ing shortstop in the loop. NICE ¥'D LOOK | STUFFED, ON WALL SSOW, Tatho. aly 2 The University. of Idaho is ‘con- idering.a suggest the ‘poxing gloves of Ted Kara, first three-time national boxing | champion in collegiate history. He twice won in the 120-pound division..and ‘onee “in | the 127- pound. class. ion ~to. , tetire | brepresentatives im organized | baseball, Clayton Sterling and William Cates, members of the |DeLand Red Hats, came out at ‘the plate in recent performances: | | Thursday, June 26 (First Game) i } R HPO SH, _ Sterling, lb 4.0517 0 jCates, 3b 401 411 07 The score: R ‘DeLand 002 020 1-5 Gainesville -.. 000, 000, 0—0 (Second Game) The score: R DeLand 000 520 0—7 Gainesville 000 000 0—0 Standings: Ciub— Wal. Pet. 1. DeLand 43,22 665 ;2. St. Augustine 42 22 658 Friday, June: 27 ABR HPOAESH Sterling, 1b 5 0 0 8 01 0 Cates, 3b S120 0 The score: R Leesburg 300 000 132—9 DeLand 100 010 102—5 The standings: Club— W.L. Pet. 1, St. Augustine 43 22 662 2: DeLand 43 23 .625 NATIONAL LEAGUE FIVE DODGERS SELECTED BY) MANAGER McKECHNIE OF | Warren in the fifth and the other Grounds tonight will contribute ‘CHAMPION REDS (Special ty The Ciiteeny | NEW YORK, July 1.—With five members of the Brooklyn Dodgers on the honor roll and ‘Bill MeKechnie of the World’s Champion Cimeinnati Reds in the pilot’s seat, the National League today named it’s all-star team for the big battle Monday at Detroit. Behind the Dodgers in repre- sentatives, the Champion Reds and St. Louis Cardinals each placed four stars; Pittsburgh, Chicago and New York, three each, and Philadelphia and Bos- ton, ‘one ‘apiece. The star line-up follows: | Pitchers—Bucky Walters and| Paul Derringer, Cincinnati; Whit- | few Wyatt, Brooklyn; Lon War-| neks, St. Louis; Carl Hubbell, New York; Claude Passeau, Chi- cago, and Cy Blanton, Philadel- | phia. Catchers — Mickey Owen, | Brooklyn; Al Lopez, Pittsburgh, | and Harry Danning, New York. | Infielders—Johnny Mize, St. Luois; Billy Herman and Harry Lavagetto, Brooklyn; Frank Mc- Cormick and Linus Frey, Cincin- mati; Stan Hack, Chicago; Arky Vaughan, Pittsburgh, and Eddie ; Miller, Boston. Outfielders—Pete Reiser and Joe Medwick, Brooklyn; Terry | | Moore and Enos Slaughter; St./xees, who were idle yesterday, | Philadelphia | Louis; Bob Elliott, Pittsburgh; | Bill Nicholson, Chihago, and Mel| } Ott, New Yorn. | McKechuie named Managers! Leo. Durecher of Brooklyn and Jimmy Wilson of Chicago as his} coaches; Pitcher Joe Beggs and} Coach Hank Gowdy of Cincin- | nati as batting practice battery, | and Dr. Richard Rohde of the | Reds as trainer. SPORTS CALENDAR | BASEBALL (MAJOR LEAGUES) TODAY American | Boston at New York, | games. | Cleveland at St. Louis, two! night Washington at Philadelphia, night game. | Detroit at Chicago. National | New York at Boston. St. Louis at Pittsburgh. | Philadelphia at Brooklyn. | | i Cincinnati, not sched- }Chicago Chicago-Cincint 0 | uled. See FOURTH OF JULY { | DOUBLEHEADER—South Mi-| ami vs. Key West Picked Team, | ’ |2:30 p.m, ‘Trumbo Island» Field. St_ Louis! >| Inauguration of new. diamond. "Lowe's Veterans vs. Army, 3:30 |p. m., Army Barracks. | SOFTBALL (Bayview Park) FOURTH OF JULY All-Star Team vs. City, Cham- | pion Pepper’s Plumbers. 7:00 to; (9:00 p. m. | TRACK AND FIELD | (Bayview Park) FOURTH OF JULY | selected a8 one of the THE KEY WEST CITIZEN |)WALLOPED PHILLIES 9.2 AS| REDBIRDS SUFFERED 3-4 LOSS AT HANDS OF BUCS: BROWNS MURDER INDIANS (Speetal to The Citizen) NEW YORK, July 1.—Pitts- burgh Pirates nosed the St. Louis Cardinals last night in a noc- turnal affair and dropped them into a tie for National league leadership when the Brooklyn Dodgers whipped the Philadelphia Phillies. A triple by Bob Elliott in the} third inning when two on shot the Bues out front and there they re- mained at the end of a 4-3 fight. Mickey Owen, Dodger catcher All-Star backstops for the annual fight with American league leaders next week, was hit on the head by a pitched ball. One of John Podgajny’s tosses in the second inning opened a wound over his left eye and six stitches were re- quiredtoclose the cut. Owen wobably will not see action in he AlkStat game at Detroit. Biooklyn mastered the Phillies $-2 onthe strength of six-hit pitching ‘by Whitlow Wyatt and the batting of Pete Reiser and Cookie Lavagetto. Both of the Phil scores were homers, one by by Litwhiler in the sixth. Reiser tripled in the first and homered in the seventl. Wyatt annexed his 12th victory. New York Giants and Boston Braves fought 0-0 for 11 innings !and then the New Yorkers tal- lied thrice in the 12th to snatch the duel. Cliff Melton, who went the route, limited the Braves to six hits, while the Giants got to Manny Salvo for 11. Melton opened the three-run rally in the 12th with a single. Cincinnati Reds pounced on old Charlie Root for five runs in the first inning and went on to defeat the Chicago Cubs, 7-1. The victory was the eighth straight for Elmer Riddle without a sin- gle loss. Detroit Tigers went one-up in their half of the ninth but the Chicago White ‘Sox came right back to knock Schoolboy Rowe out of the box, score two runs and clinch the game. John Rig- ney, thereby, won his fifth start of the year. Rudy York poled his 16th four-bagger in the 6th. | Bob. Feller, for the second suc- cessive game he has started, was batted out of the box. The St. Louis Browns banged out nine runs in the seventh, sent Feller to the showers and went on to win over the Cleveland Indians, 12-6. Trosky, McQuinn, Bour- dau and Grace smashed round- trippers. = The Cleveland loss increased the lead of the New York Yan- to two full games. Results; NATIONAL LEAGUE At Brooklyn RH. E Philadelphia —____. 260 Brooklyn 910 0 Podgjny, Harmon and Warren; Wyatt and: Owen. At- New: York R. HE. New York .. — 341.4 Boston 061 az Innings) Melton and Danning; Salvo and Berres. Night Game At Cinginnati R. HE Chicago “S. Say oe | Cincinnati - 713 0 Root, Olsen, Page and McCul- lough; Riddle and Lombardi. Night Game At Pittsburgh St. Louis Pittsburgh - Z Gumbert, Nahem cuso; Heintzelman and Lopez. AMERICAN LEAGUE At Chicago R. HE. Detroit ie Tebbetts; Rigney and Tresh. At St. Louis RHE Cleveland 6.10.2 21210 6 Feller, Brown . and, Hemsley; Galehouse, Kramer, Caster ‘and Ferrell. ‘Only games scheduled. 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Remember- ing the last Zivic-Davis brawl in | which Bummy set something of a record by ‘shooting in 11 low punches while the referee was gasping for breath, the fans don’t ‘think Bummy could learn to be | a gentleman that quick. The fight goes on the air at | 9:15 (Key West time) over Miami | Beach Station WKAT and the} blue network of NBC. STANDINGS Ce cmnanaeamanemenael MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES Club— New York Cleveland Boston Chicago - Detroit Washington St. Louis - Clab— St. Louis Brooklyn New York - Cincinnati Pittsburgh Chicago _~. ‘Boston i | Philadelphia DAILA LLL LL Hot Off the Wire! 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