The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 9, 1942, Page 3

149 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, ! SOLDIERS TRIM SAILORS IN BALL GAME YESTERDAY CONTEST RESULTED IN LOP- \ SIDED SCORE, 13-1; DECID- ING GAME FOR TITLE ON WEDNESDAY Grady McNabb & Co.—namely the baseball players represent- ing Fort Taylor in the Shaugh- nessy championship finals against the Naval Operating Base—even- ed the series at one-all last night by shellacking the sailors 13-3. The deciding game for the title of the Key West Service League will be played on the Navy’s new diamond next Wednesday night at 5 o'clock. McNebb, the stellar man from Jacksonville, was just about the whole show in the Army’s slashing triumph which mounds- evened scores for the bluejackets’ '§-4 win in the first encounter. He not only muffled the Navy’s ordinarily powerful bats by al- lowing them but seven scattered hits but also won his own game in the second inning when he laid out a long home run with The bases loaded to a nine-run rally The contest, shortened to five innings because of darkness, showed the Fort Taylor boys in command all the way. After a scoreless first frame, they laid into the NOB’s Lefty Seay and pounded him from the box. It wasn’t al] Seay’s fault, how- ever, because the bluejackets’ in- field fell apart at the same time, committing five misplays before finally retiring the side. spark The fans knew then that the is- ; sue had been settled for the night but the sailors nevertheless } kept pecking away and managed to get their first score on a hom- er by Pete Dixon in the third i two more runs in the fifth That fatal second started with Bob, Yje ted, Army left- fielder, getting a single. Ken Yandle, shortstop, and Tom Wil- liamson, catcher, lived on err and Floyd Roylance lived when off widely | ‘fifth, Se tit was ruled that the Navy catch-! er had tipped his bat during an attempted swing. Then McNabb caught Seay’s third pitch for a low liner that} easily outdistanced the garden patrol for his circuit blow to clean the ks. Still it was far from over. Dan Nee, first baseman, Lou Canzano, second sacker, di ks and then with one a sley gained the bi Yjerksted followed cond single of the in-} i then Yandle, also up for cond time, drove out home run into left-center. W' liamson walked but was stran ed on the paths when a ground- out ended the slaughter. Dixon’s homer in the saved the Navy from a but the Army came right ba in its half to get three m McNabb got his second hit, a single, to rt things going, and Nee tripled. Canzano_ walked and with two away, Yjerksted hit his third single of the night for the trio of scor The fourth was scoreless for both sid With one out in the singled for the Navy. shutout 1 and |} s | Rainfall, third | 2 .|runs and four hits in the two in- THE KEY WEST CITIZEN THE WEATHER Observation taken at 8:30 a. m.,!Total rainfall since Oct. E.W.T. (City Office) inches Temperatures Deficiency Highest last 24 hours 85. inches go | Petal rainfall since Jan. 80; inches Deficiency inches Relative Humidity 11% Tomorrow’s Almanac ‘Sunrise 7:23 a, Sunset 7:05 p. Moonrise 7:44 a. Moonset 7:47 p. New moon Oct. 9th Tomorrow's Tides (Naval Base) High Tide Low Tide 11:02 a.m. 4:23 a.m. 10:56 p.m. 4:35 p.m. FORECAST since Oct. Precipitation since Jan. 24 hours ending | 8:30 a. m., inches — 0.00 } Bogart walked and: Art Meska, ielder ‘and hurler, singled to re both ‘runners. Fort Taylor obtained its 13th e of the evening when Red chhorn, third sacker, triple id loped home on Beasley's single. Seay was touched for nine nings he worked. He fanned t and walked two. Meska fini 1p with three stri juts, two and five hits. Key West and Vicinity: Little Yjerksted hit three in four change in temperature tonight; McNabb had two for moderate to fresh winds. to pace the Army offense. Hatteras, N. C., to Apalachicola, had two for two to lead,Fla.: No small craft or storm s. warnings have been issued. ~ | SCOUTS’ CIRCUS . WILL BE PRESENTED IN AUD- - United s HERE TONIGHT PAGE “HREE Classified Column COCO OSES SE SEESOOSOOOSOOSHSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSOOOS FOR SALE 1 HELP WANTED ITORIUM OF HIGH SCHOOL a eu BUILDING AT 8:15 voncrete price. New House, Duplex completely ished. All modern conven- | 1216 Margaret. Apply 919 Elizabeth, noon or evening he first annual Boy Scout octl tates Circus will be presneted 8:15 o'clock tonight at the High School Auditorium, corner White and reets, Fifteen acts will be in a stirring form. sion is New Hampshire Apply at 1118 White presented! Saturday afternoon. The admis-; — within reach of all and | FANS, a capacity audience is expected. See Thomas at The Scout buglers will blow Rink. “first call” at 8:05 p. m The entire program follows: Event 1—Color Ceremony. Event 2—Clown Stunts and Acts. (1) Special Numb: (2) Overnight Hike. Event 3—Violin and Piano Se- lection, featuring Rosemary and Katherine Symonette. Event 4—Songs, featuring Ma- rion Soldano. Event 5—Jokes and Acts, turing five scouts. AIR CONDITIONERS. the Skating sept30-tf SIGNS—“For Rent”, “Rooms For Rent”, “Apartment For Rent”, “Private Property, No Tres- passing”. THE ARTMAN PRESS. jan25-tf SAMPLES OF CHRISTMAS CARDS have arrived and can be seen at Citizen office. Beau- tiful d ms and wide assort- ment. Suitable for men in Armed Services. sept22-tf fea- INVESTMENT at | JUNK ROUND-UP NEXT SUNDAY OCTOBER 11th KEY WEST AND VICINITY BRING IN YOUR SCRAP FOR AMERICA’S FIGHTING WEAPONS What to bring... Serap iron and steel Other metals » Old rubber PR>-s + Manila rope + Burlap bags Wiere to find it... Search your attic... comb your cellar ... rout it out of your garage and yard, JUNK MAKES FIGHTING WEAPONS Where to bring it... 1. Sell it to a Junk dealer. 2. Give it to a charity. 3. Turn it over to your Local Salvage Committee, or wher- ever you see the Red-White- and-Blue Official Salvage Depot sign. ake 4 hand grenade. { One old radiator will provide scrap steel needed for sev- enteen .30-calibre Tifles, One old lawn mower will help make six 3-inch shells. | One useless old tire will provide as much rubber as is used in 12, gas masks, <8) By @\" RE) 8) 28) i$) 0°) <8) One old shovel will help ‘ ( Event 6—“He Joined Up”, one-act comedy play, featuring: FOR SALE—Large Gas Refrig- George Holben, Fred Bassett and! erator $100 cash Almost Thomas Swicegood. new. Monroe Cafe. sept26-12tx WAITRESSES W. walk Cafe, Duv NTED. STOCKMAN WANTED—W WANTED—S« tend. 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