The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 27, 1945, Page 3

ln the opening game the piteh-; ing of Sprouse for ihe Marines| | AMERICANS = | | eas i | - (Continued from Page One) ,the Russians had criven the Ger:! }mans back. from: Stalingrad in! since D-Day, have advanced 700; miles from the beaches of Nor- |Mandy to the bank of the Elbe |River. And it should not be for- |§otten, he said, that the Ameri {¢eans, in order to reach the beach-| e te Bhe Citiseny ee had to trovel over 3,800 miles NEW YORK, April 27.—Not a|°! 0°¢2”- was the feature. He sfanned 13 Philadelphia base runner reached! Meanwhile, Russian troops now batters and three times retired! the side om strikes He allowed ‘Feldman ef the ‘Ne\ pPoséessian two hits, one by Henderson and'blanked the mes on one by Burges. The Marines hit 6 salely. Roberts got two, In the field Alexander and Sprouse sturred for the winners and Demeritt and Sellers for the lamers. 4 Score ‘ Tiectrie S _* 001 0009 1 2 3 Me rines: 022 O10 x 5.6 4 Batteries: Burgess and Fuller; Sprowse and Cardwell. Home runs, Adams; three base hit, Burgess; two base hits, Rob- erts and Turner; stolen bases, Remero; sacrifice hit, Mayberry; struck out by Sprouse 13, by Bur- gess 5; walks, Burgess 2, Sprouse ime ! hour and 20 minutes; pires, Cwmmings and Far beugh. . Two homers by Sands and Valdes tied the count in the 8th. In the second game the Ameri- can Legion boys were held down by the Panthers-News tén, and Girton and Patterson are going to put a club together that’ will! give gene ome boys a run for' their moné@y. The game went 9 innings and was called on ae- count of time limit. Thopson and Henson beth pitched the full game for the clubs. Thompson al- lowed 15 hits and Henson 7.! Gomez hit four safely in as many times at bat. Valdes hit three, Mira three, McCoy 2 to lead the! Legion. Virareal and Girton hit! two each to lead the News Panthers. In the field Valdez at | first and Henson starred for the Legion and Casado who caught 7 flies and ! assist in left. Girton} ed Villareal ang Ostehoudt| tarred for the News. { Score i P.-News 010 102 020 6 7 3) Legion 200 002 020 6 15 7| Batteries: Thompsoa and Gir-| ton; Menson and J. Mira. Home runs, Valdez and San three base hit, Gomez; two base '* hit, Henson; stolen bases, Gomez, '~* Casado; sacrifice “hit: Lewis, Thompson and Sand ruck out Thampsen 2% Henson walks, Hetson 2, Thompson 1; time 1 hour and 15 misutes; umpire, Cummings and Farbough, Agui-! da RINE Ro oC, 1A TE FOLLOWING THROUGH | By PEDRO AGUILAR ; NRE! 8 RE RMB Baseball—Just received a copy | of the Goat's Whiskers, published @t Galopolos Island, and it has. game very interesting sport notes; in it. One in particular is about Cerporal Norma) Artman of Key | West, who is now playing on the Galopolos baseba!l nine. They have just returned from a trip and lost three and won one game, | the writer ates. In the first game the polos beat A.P.O. | 892 by a 6 to 4 score. Sgt. Switzer; pitched for the winners and also hit a double and Cpl. Beyle hit two triples. Galapolos was defeat- ed in the second game by the P. C. D. 11 to 8. Corporal Artman and Pfc. Cookson were thg stars in this game. Artman drove home three runs with a double andj Cookson hit two singles in one! inning, the sixth when the; Gal- epolos ninq scored six runs..THe Flyers beat the Galopolos by a 14 to 6 score in the third game. Sgt. Switzer drove a homer over Terry Moore's head in the fourth. In the fourth first game A.P.Q, 831 defeated the Galopolos by a 9 to 0 score by Capt. Mc Kree wonderful hu g. The Captain is a former major lea- guer. Corporal Artman hit a single in the le nning with two ut to beat the Captain out of a no run no hit game. Pfc. Vega and Martinez were the stars in this game when they made some sensational catches the ocal stuff Yesterday loeal Conchs Civilian Workers at the Navy Yard won over Craig Docks by a 2 to 1 score. Machin was the outstanding star when he stale home with what proved to be the winning run. Salinero was in form Mickey Ubieta writes he is playing softball and baseball in the European theater of war and s doing well, and sends his re- gards to his many friends in Key West : Municipal Stadium— What does the Stadium Committee expe’ do with the Stadium. Are they et it stand in the con- goln, to h sition t is in. Far over two years they have had the Stadium and it is a disgrace to call that a Stadium. They should put it in Jet some first class conditien or one else do it amd Lombardi. third base yesterday as Harr: , have four-fifths of Berlin in their! The ferocity that on | Characterized the fighting of the: five hits Brmie Lombardi hit a | Nazis when Berlin was entered home run for the league leaders }2@S graduaily decreased, until im the seventh. This was the only /P°™ there are ro longer ‘pitched game 2 im ‘the National | 2@ttles in the streets; instead, the League. Nazis have taken cover to Connie Mack's Athletics scored §Teree every now and then and on the Reds. | seven times in the fourth inning |” on five nits and four walks to! Mesccw reported that; at the vim the New York Yankees, /tate with which the Russians are 4-5, in their first meeting of the clearing up block after block in ason. |Berlin, the entire city will be The following are the results;¢@Pttred in the “next day or ef the games played yesterday. |tWo.” NATIONAL LEAGUE RCURRCE of German troops At New York R H E jhave surrendered inside the city, Phuladelphia 0 5 amd far larger numbers raised Mon York Le jtheir hands in surrender when Sehanz and Mancuso; Feldman jthey -wewe cut aff in trying to jleave Berlin through a narrow western corridor. ‘ Brookiyn at Boston, postponed. | Chicago at ‘Cincinnati post-} - poned. 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Classified Cotumn | Ce eOeecancasaceseaeseses*e0neeceses tarasconeczess < SMALL RADIO, outboard motor, Hello Girl's Job ¥ associated Press, attract prospective employes is THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Becomes Position “SOCIETY | ANNOUNCEMENT «By LOUISVILLE, Ky. — How tolc, M. L. Unit Held illustrated by the lyrical tone of/ Eieetion Of Officers | a local want ad. “Speech weaver wanted,” the} advertisement began, then real- ly got going: fluence the lives The order for ships and guns two that must go through is at your| Santini. thirty-three votes; Treas- | finger tips. The hurried, ‘nervous urer, farewell of a soldier to his girl yotes. Yesterday the Sodalists of Con- vent of Mary Immaculate elected | (Navy, Marine Corps and Coast “In this absorbing job you be-|the following officers for the’ Guard) not heretofore released on} Box 328, Starke, come a spinner of fate; you in-|coming scholastic year: Prefect,| Navy Departmfent and. destines| Betty Kling, with’ thirty votes; | /ists of of important people everywhere.| Vice Prefect; Joyce Kelly forty-| Wounded, _ 14 epee These Blanch | ©2544 ities bring the total report- votes; Secretary, Ida Soriana, forty-five! 1941, to April 27, 1945, to 100,974. ENT MADE HEREWITH OF ARMY-NAVY WAR CASUALTIES 2 The Navy, Department an-jof Mrs. Mary E. Haynes, 412 N aounces for the United Roary - Reus St., Pensacola. a whole 287 casualties for Apri Scoggins, Clarence R., Sgt., son 27, 1945, ofthe U. S% Naval Forces of Labon B. Scoggins, Route 2, total casualty Smith, Lensing T., II, 2nd Lt., 13 dead, 210 son of Lansing T, Smith, Jr., Gulf Power Co., Pensacola. consisting od to next of kin and Seblication December 7, band of Mrs. Clara M. Thompson, 2828 NW. 7st Ave., Miami. This list includes only thos@ i, ‘ | Tillman, Melvin E., Pfc., son of must clear through you. . The! The retiring officers are: Pre- fi Florid: ‘ heart-tilting talk of a wounded fect, Faye, Picodella; Vice Prefect, | gsi oleate TLORIDA ime we saa pcg RO boy, just come back, and his'Elizabeth Russell; Secretary, Mave Wounded f nother, pends om your skill!Celesta Haines; Treasurer, Car-| ete telephone as -a weaver | speech.” of the bag—s is wanted. 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