The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 18, 1945, Page 3

— WEDNESDAY, APRIL, " 18, 1945 oun MA- DODGERS DEFEAT puns. RINES WINNERS OF YANKEES PRIUVMPH CONTESTS ° GAME WITH RED sox: In ‘the first game the -Porter /Piace won over the Panthers and ——e A Da ten in “the league. — . _ the; U.S. Marites won oyer the NOM WOUK, Wert ik” NAS Givitiens mule eening emt of TLT8B in Chicago yes-|Rame the hitting of "Bert Baker foqy @AOMRGON Witnessed the fe@tured. -He hit. a double and Chica -Oubs humble the World Wo ‘singles and Del Valle hit a GIANTS DOWN BRAVES Chompion Gt. Louis Cardinals 3 ‘ple and a homer. Baker scored | to? in ap air-tight season two runs and drove home three a @ ne , and Del Valle scored one and inet baseball series. drove -home one. P. Arevolo also *we of the Cubs’ three markers hit a-homer for the winners. For wete Se0fed by Bill Wicholson,|the losers. G. Richardson hit two jeeue Heme mum champion in *afely and .K. Kerr a.homer to 144. whe belted a cireuit wallop lead the hitters. In the’ field, mm the second and scored the Brill, W. Collins and K. Kerr wining telly after walking to Were the stars for the losers and open the ninth Atwood, Del Valle, Goss, Larsen Veteran G@urt Davis and Rookie and Baker all played a very good Mike Sendiock teamed up to g4#me for the winners. wive the Brooklyn Dodgers an 8-' Rosam had a bad night in.the 2 wittery over the Philadelphia box and walked 8. batters: in five Phithies frames and Atwood who relieved use Berry's second home run, bis walked 7 in two frames, but coming with the bases loaded in the Panthers did not take ad- the seventh imning, climaxed a Vantage of the situation. Arias seven-run ising to give the Pitched the full game for the New Work Yankees an 8-4 vic- losers. tory over the Boston Red Sox. Score: i following are the results Porter Place _ 320 42201110 2 of yesterday's garage: bir cri #010112 9 8 5 National League jatteries: Rosam, Atwood, and At Chicago R HE Marsh; L. Arias and QOsterhoudt. Ay 4 2 7 3 Summary: Home runs, K. Kerr, Ghinee 3 4 3 be baa on Arevolo; 3 base . _ hits, Del Valle; 2 base hits, Goss, —— oe and W. Cooper; Baker; stolen bases, Brill, Goss; oe ane b aren, struck out by Rosam 2, Arias 1, Atwood 0; walks, Romam 8, At- As Grechiya R 8 4 wood-7; Arias 4; time 1 hour and : 2 20 minutes; umpires, Gibson and | Biookive 8 ll 6 Arnett. Haffensberger, Kennedy, Riplie; “tn the second game the Marines na Peacock; Davis and Owen. | won their first league game over ies red . the NAS Civilians by an 11 to‘} a. sag s * : score. Parker pitched first four > en 6 8 frames for the Civilians and al- ¥ A yh lowed 4 hits and 4 runs, but , Yowetlo, Adwims and Lombardi; |ya:sh relieved him and allowed | very Barley, Cozast hits and 8 runs the next two mt Masi | frames..Sprouse was wild .but he ‘amend {managed to hold the Civilians to At Cincinatti R HE two hits and one run. At bat the su 5 \icaders were Foshee with one CALL 7 9 H 2 hit in his only time at bat, Rob- | Oetermuelion, Rescigno, Sewell ets hit two, Alexander hit a/ ore bepes; Wolters, Lisenbee homer, Mason and Roberts hit | amd Just doubles. In the field Glidewell, | Reberts, Alexander and Landre American League {starred for the U..S. Marines and At New Fork R HE J..Miva and Gastellano for the Boston 4 9 — & losers. New York 8 6 2) Score: : Cee, Clerk end Walters; Don-| NAS Civilians 0010000 1 2 3) sht, Turner and Gerbak US Marines 010 217.x 1110 1 — Batteries: Parker, \Marsh and | At &. Louis R HH =E Sheppard; Sprouse and e. | Detroit 1 6 2| Home ‘run, Alexander; 2 hase St. Lewis % 1 4}hits, Mason and Roberts, .stolen Newhouwer, Mueller, Wilson)bases, Casado; struck .out --by ead Richards; Jakueki and Man- | Sprouse 8, by Parker 0, Marsh. 2; ve ‘walks, Sprouse 7, Parker 3, —_ Marsh 4; time, 1 hour and 15 R H_ E minutes; umpires, Gibson and Wastungton 14 15 ~— 5 Arnett; scorer, Aguilar. Philadelphia sus - Leonard and Evans; Newsom, Crowpen, Berry and Hayes. . — NOTICE us [a 2 N mice ces that | Chicag S 1 4) ethaecstedeh deste to Cuneee Cleveland 2 8 3 in business under. the fiétitiows hame lee, Maynes and Tresh; Rey- ffice Inn, 331 Simonton , intends to res- ious name with feds, Henry ond Russiki — uit Court of thP_ COURT oF Florida MMA WOLKOFP, Sole Owner. april SOTICE OF © Sealed propos oar, By Key West, yo-9me P sine ~- write rv the resur MEN nce, yertine ot a Fifth Street, from. Bla 4 Roulevard, er Ave- Aye- k Avenue. shall comprise , rolling to ing with suit- doi in a on file in the of- ‘dof Public: Works, © accept or reject Clerk, da. © cou . orate OF UP MONROE Cane 10-182 EARL LLOYD P. a = “Siasnties Straight LADDERS and Extension LADDERS P Pininggt, ENA DIVORCE | SN Aiba cea eat cane sane BWemes rronexce Kirre.n PAERMREDS I ve RERTILIZER, 1000b, Bags _...... Each $4.50 yefendant F PUBLICATION z ATION <t t Seattle, Washington. You are here! pear to the Bil vorce in. the otherw wee fn ‘the Key West Citizen, a newspa- | per published In Key W Florida. | ome an@ Ordered this 27th day jareh, A. D. 1945, ult Court 5 Seal) re ireu ‘ t Clerk Circuit uM . t ida Monroe C ' Wertase By (sd) Kathleen Nottage, Deputy Clerk. : ppenuty lerk, wARE JT (84) ALLAN B. CLEA r . Rae Solicitor for Plaintiff. saves! mar2sjapr ecordance rida. sf Public Works re-| Works, Ae by cequired to ap-| of Complaint for dis » will be taken as confessed. rder is to be published once for four consecutive weeks 4-11-18,1945 ’ ton, reported today at the lunch- eon of the Key West- Rotary Club. “Gravy”, otherwise Sam Gold~ smith, has a very interesting and’ entertaining article in today’s Citizen about golf and golfers DAYS GONE BY .FROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN} OF APRIL 18 1935 i Stock Island course. | Judge Jefferson “B. Browne,| FERA announced -today that a (Presiding in circuit court, rulea|“good will dance” will be given today that the city ordinance re-/on the evening of April 28. garding the spraying of trees, is! invalid. Several residents, who! ~ Parent-Teacher Association of had been fined in municipal court |'the Key. West Junior-Senior High for objection to the spraying of|School held a meeting yesterday i their trees, had appealed to cir-|afternoon in the high school jcuit court, which ruled also that}/auditorium, with Mrs. M. the sentence against them was}Berkowitz, president, presiding. inoperative. | pe a { —~— Today Mayor -William H. Malone, in a letter to The Citi- zen, requested all residents to }observe Good Friday, which he jreferred to-as ‘A day in all the year that should be most sacred to .Christiandom.” B. M. Duncan, engineer of the werseas Road and Toll Bridge District, is here on an official visit. 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