The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 1, 1941, Page 5

} E é a tf i ‘OU Wére,my-dear,” Jerry etly.. His eves ly contested but Hamlin‘ ‘on Tall Bad Ending to" SH Stafiza to take a 9-8 victory THE KEY WEST CITIZEN - LEADERS SOPH ACE GIVES IRISH ATTAOK IN FIRS? BATHE EXTRA WALLOP WITH HIS PASSES : The Isigmd City Baseball, Eeague will have an interestingatimes: called =e, The first game, slated to open ‘After seeing the Cuban ‘players ** Price Field (frumbo) at 2:00 ;im action against the Panama, j "Nicaragua, Puerto Rico By OSCAR -L.- MILIAN Pepper's Plumbers climbed in-'t0 see several good plays clock, wili pit the Trojans ‘against the Red Raiders in a fight i : and ‘for third place. Venezuela nines I had a chance Key West Conchs, in first that ‘place a half-game ahead of the to undisputed Jead in the city |were -exeeuted in big league Coast Guardsmen, will take on {diamondball league last night ‘style, and I also witnessed sev- |e Pandora Bears in the night-| when they defeated the Red’ sandiot = Raiders 4-3 in the seeond oan gna One ia-pee should “have “browgit together | Venezuela and Cuba The bat- Plumbers and NavSta. oe ies Sesording |The pitcher got it but there was unnofficial announcemen: ; ~ t@nmination Gi the first scrap in | / Myth FaweGSee mlayerwas fans have been attending the which the Raiders came from ibe- trapped.aRif,.S¥fid: apd ghird iihd in the last-half of the sev- baseman tried to beat ihe runner from the WA's, He could have thrown/the gbell” A postponéd between ns ¢thesRlaiders and Plumbers cartier /%° ‘MPiceMMAGUPE atsideds to; in the season because of rain; Pull one like palied us, son Fight?” she asked «pullet-like speed to trap a man ” ‘was played last the Pirefitters. ; In the curtain-reiser. although i : Sn ited on eho ~ erica but not much. at teresting game. Young McMa- 3 hon. shortfielder for the under- dogs, assumed a stellar role. “He the Naval Academy and the made two hard catches at cen- Regia baseball clubs, I think we . a chib as they have. pegged the ball night, taken by | against the Giants. : s | g2e ° to first with on the Ail- amateur nine and DREGE off the initial bag. f ‘The mightcap between the Plumbers and Raiders was close- ez, Tango Suarez, i 7 Sandiots, playing his ‘bell, has been help-_ All-Stars m their “tour t | conorronet ra hip b pane ete | g 6 8 Pere mornoom «© lwoonn moe | © evens com mre 5 wl POSH Hom oeM w 0 Brodwmaawon Fee iH i E Phili second is 2 he weits t a Score by innings: Red Raiders . 310 001 NA SR Two-base hits: ‘Cates, -Papy; & f z Fun R Se os ; i ) Cates, and; an POOH Owmy I~ So weooot om eooott wl if i Or eoeooonrm Or Om mem © © ff SPOCK OOWEMY ‘ Hime being lef a scheduled twin ‘bill which | ular ip the first game between ship of the s ter bunted. ‘Pitcher and _first}pose the Con The slated game with the Stas/ baseman went after the ball |0® the moun Dut_ the runner _beat fitim. Yow afternoon. Talking about cur games with (First Named Teams “Vi bas three players _NavSta. good. Another Plumbers. cap. The clash will settle for the undisputed leader- league. Revels, a hurler, will op- Carbonell turned Pubio Carbonell ; 6-foot-1 stringbean, some- Aecurate Angeio passes that scored for Frank Leahy’s club this year. His name is Angelo Bertelli, He's of Italian ar try but he is fair enough % taken for a Norwegian. He co he was a football, baseball hockey star. Upsets Old Rule Experienced material general- ly is so common at Notre Dame that a sophemore seldom gets 2 ehance to -pley reguleriy. But with three-quarters of the 1940 first string baclifield gone, Leahy Bor elected to take advantage of Bertellf’s passing and plant him im the first four. ‘Through his first four games he compiéted 26 out of 41 passes for 2 total.of 393. yards. Only two were. intercepted. Running from the left ‘halfback siot, Ber- telli has averaged four yards a carry. Bertelli-didn't take long to Show Leahy tie “had the goods and that, ase beginner, he wasn't in a one-hit game -agaimst the Raiders last Sunday. An ever-increasing number of games and it is expected a rec- ord crowd will tum cut ‘tomor- SPORTS CALENDAR However. I think they are SOFTBALL aL i been willing + liege career at Bert might now be ing profesmonal was regarded a: avers an f tam, convincec should go to South Bend. Bert's real test will come in November when Notre Dame. “~ tmes to continue elong the un- beaten road against such tiwals as Army, Navy, Northwestern and Southern California. : LYONS, Kans — When Mis Mabel Hammeriunds of this city drove into a garage to find out what was wrong with her car mechanics found an 18-inch buill- snake wedged against the car * Bayview Park, 7:30 p. m. First Game—Navy vs. NA. Second Game—Red Raiders vs. WEDNESDAY NIGHT First Game—Navy vs. Pepper’s Second Game—NavSta vs NA. BASEBALL Price Field (Trumbo) 2:00 p. m. Named Teams “Visiting™) \ N ‘ N 6 x N N N . ’ 8 ‘ : Cid _ (Cheta)’ SPICARD, Mo.—Instead of the | geod lead-' usual mettiods of communication, || a out the the Hickman families im the is fast on bases. Wil- vicinity of this city use 2 dog to! LEGAiS NOTICE TO CREDITORS persons having claims or lemands against the estate of; ier R Smiley, deceased, afe ified to file same in the office! pens = * sac ona dem PAY re} avennwene seit wt ih it C hhude hi