The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 5, 1943, Page 3

TUESDAY, JANU 90 0090000000009 FOLLOWING THROUGH BY AGUILAR | ©0000000000000000000000009 0000000900090 000099000 the 999922999 Here’s another chapter in our|accomplished the rout in review of baseball activities in! 12th. Key West since the late 1880's, Rookie Villareal led off with e .are nearing the end of 1938. f# single. Another rookie, Chino "Hernandez, laid down another An error loaded the Errors and more trick 'plays and a double by Lucilo were Sag - jonebagger. On November 20 of that year, bases. the Key West Conchs won over the Poultrymen, 8 to 3. j enough. The Poultry boys had a bad! Lefty Covington pitched for econd inning and lost the game|Key West. Lee and Colins work- ied on the mound for the losers. Score: R. H. E. ey West— 022 000 000 006—10 13 3 rederick’s Market— 100 030 000 000— 4 6 8 Covington and C. Griffin; Lee, ‘olins and Taylor. on that account. Tynes was sent to the showers | and H. Gates finished the gam Cheta Baker started for the; Conchs and Esmond Albury fin- ished the game. Barcelo hit four safely and Garcia made a wonderful catch. Cees He then threw a runner out at} On December 10, the plate with a perfect peg for/nounced that a the fielding gem of the game. { Score: R. HE. 1939. Key West _ 070 000 010—8 7 3! The field was to be on Palm Poultrymen 100 100 100—3 10 6|Avenue, across from the Army Baker, Albury and A. Acevedo; | Barracks, Tynes, H. Gates and Al. Rod-j Due to the efforts of Roy Ham- riguez. ‘lin, sports enthusiast and base- Two-base hits: Barcelo, Kelly; ball manager, the field was ac- and G. Garcia. quired and now that it will be as available for use, it -was to be On November 20, the Key West |the “home” field of the Key West Conchs joined the Miami Winter Conchs and other local clubs. Baseball League and it was an- a nounced they would play Hialeah On December 15, Key West the first game the following Sun-|won over Railey-Milan at Miami day. Field in Miami, 3-1. sa The Conchs put the game on On November 21, the Conchs|ice with a two-run rally in the won over Hialeah, 1 to 0, in a,second inning. C. Griffin hit a ten-inning battle. high fly between the catcher and Robert Bethel allowed the up-/ pitcher and ‘was safe at first but staters only two hits, a double went on to second when the ball by Rainey and a single by Saab.:got away from the fielder. Cov- Key West got five safeties. Es-| ington singled, scoring Griffin. mond (Tarzan) Albury poled a)Baker walked and Lucilo doubled homer that decided the contest in'to score Baker. Covington was the tenth. He hit his four-bag- thrown out, catcher to third, in ger off the highly-touted Balch.' an attempt to score. Gabriel (Rubberman) Garcia Milans scored their lone run caught eight fly balls in the out- in the third. Stewart singled field. and the ball got away fom Grif- Score: R. H. E. fin, allowing the runner to reach Key West 000 000 000 1-1 5 1jthird. He scored an infield out. Hialeah _ 000 000 000 0—0 2 2; Key West tallied its last run Bethel and Albury; Balch and|in the ninth. Griffin struck out. Pore. it was an- new all-sports field would be ready by January ae A wild pitch and an infield out On November 28, Key West allowed Villareal to score. Conchs laid down a batting bar- Score: rage at Hialeah Park to down the ,Key West Hialeah nine, 8-4. Milans 001 000 000—1 Key West scored four runs in! Covington and C. Griffin; the first inning off Balch. Six|Stewart, Adams and Schraeder. hits accomplished the rally. Two-base hits: Lucilo, Baker; Hernandez double in that in-' stolen bases: Knight, Denean; ning, Baker and stole'struck out: Stewart 8, Adams 4, second, Cates Albury |Covington 7; umpires: Newell singled. C. Griffin singled and|and Holloway. M. Griffin singled. Score: Key West 020 000 001-3 6 2 R. H. TO BE CONTINUED 401 100 200—8 13 Hialeah 000 200 200-4 6 3 Bethel and Cates; Balch, P. Cucivich and Pore. On November 28, the Bacardi nine whipped the Seafood Grill sguad in 13 innings, 3-2. Malgrat and Salinero pitched | ! like big leaguers in a mound | duel. | Sally lost the game on errors | by his mates. Score: Bacardis— 000 001 010.000 1-3 6 4 Seafood Grill— 100 001 000 000 0—2 10 10 Malgrat and I. Rodriguez; Sal- inero and Joe Navarro. RM. | 7O: F | Be to of Complaint, divorce, above d on the Ist day of Feb: 1943, otherwis . | therei 2 On December 4, - the Bacardi |‘ iii" Srae “ae Club won both games of a dou-/once a week for r nseeutive F << |Weeks in The Key West Citizen, a bleheader. Malgrat pitched his | Newspaper published in Key West, way to victory over the Poultry | Florid and Eggs boys, 10-7, in the first game. Score: ap- for ‘ause ed this 21st day of L) Ross C Sawyer rk of the Circuit Court, Monroe County, Florida. By (Sd.) Florence I R. H. E. Poultrymen 7103 Bacardis 1013 2 F. Tynes, Gates and Al. Rod- riguez; Malgrat and I. Rodriguez. | 000 | Second game saw Joe (House) Casa allowing four hits and no runs to blank the Seafood Grill, 5-0. Score: E. Sawyer Deputy Clerk. (Sd.) ALLAN B. CLEARE, JR., Solicitor for Pla’ 1943 R. H. E. Grillers 045 Bacardis 5 6 6 Wickers and Joe Navarro; Joe Casa and I. Rodriguez. Two-base hit: I. Rodriguez; stolen bases: Machin, J. Navar ro, Davila. On December 4, Key West took the lead in the East Coast League with a six-run 12th-inning attack against Frederick’s Market of Miami. Squeze plays, tricks and hits wwe tinted 'Y IT TODAY... the Favorite in Key West STAR * BRAND CUBAN COFFEE ON SALE at ALL GROCERS BAAD ASADAAAASSEAAS a Tommie’s SKATING RINK SUMMER SESSIONS Afternoons: Tues. - Thurs. and Sat., 2:30 - 4:30 Every Evening: 8:00 - 10:30 p.m. Ladies Invited SKATE for BEALTY’S SAKE Lessons Phone $116 Phone No. 8 |IN WAR MATERIALS Villareal and Covington singled. |‘) R. H. E.| one Tes\ vs. . ,| L-AUDELINA BLANCO PEREZ, REAL ICE Is More ECONOMICAL. . .It’s Healthy and Safe. . 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