The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 25, 1945, Page 3

in the eighth inning with one aboard two give the New York Gionts a 7 to 6 vietory over the Cincinnati Reds Four errors, two of them by ruckic shortstop, Casa Michaels, tut cost the Chicago White the American League lead as New York Yankees rapped! margin to take second Place. es The following are the results the of germes played yesterday: National League At Cinemnnati R HE New York 7 Ww 0 Cimemonas 6 Ww 1 Ades. Hansen and Lombardi; Beek, Dasso and Lakeman. “ “NAVY'S ‘SWIMMING FOR ENLISTED MEN HERE Thos, Curtin: Made H ‘TWO DIAMONDBALL GAMES LAST NIGHT! enn KINGS POINT, N. Y., May 25.| printed Thomas Curtin, 18, of Key West, | ferent SHOP; FORT TAYLOR AND MARINES TIE shipman, USNR. He has report-' sioned as ensign im ed to the Merchant Marine cadet; States Marine Servive. base school here, ' The United States | Two softball games were play-| “Upon completion of basic train- Marine Academy is the jed last night. In the first game’ ing the cadet-midshipman will be newest service academy, ,the’ American. Legion ten won|! assigned to sea duty aboard a lished to train young men te lover the Electric Shop, and in| merchant vessel for a period of come merchant vessel jthe night cap the Marines and'six to cight months, after which just as West Polet and Fort Taylor played a tie game. the will report to the United produce officers for the | In the first game the Electric Shop scored three runs in the jthird to take the lead, but the | | Legion boys came back in their "half and scored five runs to take ;the lead. In the fifth the Elec- itricians scored two and knotted | the count, but another big inning jin the sixth gave the Legioneers |five more runs and the ball game. |Rueda and Lewin hit two safely ‘to lead the Legion at bat. Parks 'and Sartain each hit two to lead {the losers. In the field, Wells, {Farks and Demeritt for the losers and Valdez, Cates and Sue Gri fin for the winners were the stars. This game puts the Legion ‘boys in first place with three won and one lost, followed by one lost, Porter Place, Daily News i \ } ! | States Merchant Marine Acade- _ Navy. Buy More War Bonds and Keep Them Frank Wolkowsky WEST CLOTHES SHOPS, 508 DUVAL STREET (Next to Kress) KEY WEST'S FINEST MEN'S STORE Tke Gift That Means More en nat “tHe hinists with two won dnd * » ;and Eléctric Shop each have woh £ ry A 4 e (wo and lost two. Barres ae aa a ot RN geo'ade'o bara . > sis al A. Legidn 005 005 x 10 10. 3 [all , aod f Batteries: Parks and Fuller; S. As Piesraysgh 4 ee mee tae patie Parks and! Boston 9 6 5 St ts, 1 2 P Cates; two base hit, Lewin; stol- Pittsburgh w 4 3 isidtal Wace “Woe ‘ | * > 5 Andrew Logen and Klutz;; . - et See ee eee ae jen bases, Cruz, Valdez, Rueda, Butcher, mag nie pare CARRYING OUT the Navy program making every sailor a swim- and water sports azo on the schedule, The whole setup is under \J. Mira, Demeritt, Sartain mer, the Naval Staiion Recreation Depestment's physical edu the watchfui eye of Walter Youse. Sp(A)lc. and at the top left , struck out, Griffin 4; Parks 1; Night Game | program is featuring swimming instruction and tests for ali en- are the specialists who conduct the swimming program. Left to ‘walks, Parks 3; Griffin 0; time, At St. Leas R oH E. listed men. during taeir twice-weekly classes. All men must pass right are Ray Cur-ier. Charles MacGraw. George Lee and Al | umpires, Gibson and Far- “ $ 13 1 the second class swimming test or be classed as beginners. The Nash. Leo Stein. not shown. is also on the staff. At the uprer —— 12 test consist of jumping off the ten-foot tower. swimming the right Nash demonstrates proper floating form fox his class of be- In the night cap the Marines st < 7 : torpedo breast stroke the length of the pool, which is 35 yard ginners. Meri et the bottom left are floating with the aid of jscored % runs in the fourth frame Gregg end Owen; Bennet and turning with the side stroke, then back again with the v kapoks and learning ‘how to use them in the best possible manner. | and it looked as if the game was |= O'Dea. | back stroke. and winding uo with ten minutes of treading water. and to the right is one of the bodily contact water sports that chat for up to then the Ft./= , ome i After that classes totaling 12 hours of improvement on strokes | gives the men experience in self preservation during rough going. ITaylor boys had but one scratch |= Philad ; RSL Rr a Ee oe OER J - * as 23 coer 4 ~ hit off Sprous, but in the fifth, |Z A SAA to Lia mk tphie . . Poecrece rene rev leserseoueereesoee ee STANDINGS ‘two walks and an error and a 2 CE &7 ” 7 “my DATID zr y vild pitch gave the Soldiers one!= Philadetphia 7 ou O E FATHE as ~——— say 5 = ee . oe per FORECAST Chicago 15° 9 | <.638 is slag elgrns fly Bare Lb = V, hho Key Wes icinity: : a8 ; 3 feil for hits, for one fielder left At New York RH B®) Key West and Vicinity: Clear New York 16. 11 ‘593 fei 8 = a" a 3 ya) to partly-cloudy, with little en Detréit 14 10 583 tO another‘ and no one catuhgt | We Ss t You New York 6 11 vo fia! temperature this afteynoon St Lovi 16° .542 them. Four errors, and seven runs! Gye Grove. Caldwell and \Tresha{ t¥eugh Saturday; moderate’, to Washington 12 15 .444 crossed, the plate and the game & apa ma — res og onally.fresh easterly winds. i 15 423 Was tied. At bat Turner hit two} Shop Early Donald or i Flerida: Partly cloudy with lit- 10 14 ~~ .417-Safely to lead the hitters an@d!= . a ;\tle change in temperature today 11 17 393 Sprouse hit a homer in the fourth |2 At Boston a 2 R H * thro Saturds. idely. ~ taste : at field Alexander and Cardwell! For These Fine Gifts for Dad St. Lous > ro bi tdred thy ‘most- ' Hationui deaque were good for the Marines and} =———S—_ = “= 4 o during aftercoons, over south : 237.467 <Benardi and Bosce for the Army. ramer, Miller and Hayworth; |; 1 portions. 17. 1k: + gor 2 Score 8 RHE ne. . Woods, Ryba and Garbark. le through | Fiprida 16: sash mcase Fort Taylér 3 8 ‘ : A 4 “ 1; ast Gulf: Moderate 14 500 , Marines ‘i a poe ght Game ts y winds today and tonight, | ie i4 381 f Pee... 500 t $2950 At Washington Ro HE! tecon y ta apie? i oY yee 0 Cleveland a ae 1 15 423 ees rs BO). hi) ABO: Washington 0 5 1 Par uP HE IT fog ig ogee ail J B Cromek and McDonnell; Wolff lF pene Lplailie vay MiNae 4 cael $ 50 to $ 95 adn Ferrel cq cet i 5 TOPAY’S GAMES } PACIFIC CO, ABOARD Hara Sen a eeren er $250 ; é WEATHER REPORT x York at panes 610'Duval Street , Fla, May 25, 19 slyn at St night. i Capt. Rebert M. Fortson. (D), 2 vn taken at 8:30 a. m. n at Pittsburg! —o000— Pec eieE Kaw USNR, of Jack astern War Time. (City Office.) | idelphia at Chicago. COMPLETE rived in Key West last week and “Temperatures S Pensue | Bi T. reported for duty at NOE - | Highest last 24 hours 86 , night. | spection Officer. His lakt a: Lowest last night a Washington, | $100 ams ' Normal £2 80 anal | Received Daily by Leased Wire TIES ES Prcipitation ; Popular Brands of $150.$900 $950 Rainfall, 24 hours ending He of New - and ) a. m.; inches Trace Yor! ed 1 born Chi-} Total rainfall since May 1; , ; i a — and COLD Daticreney since May iy | MALCOLM KIRSCHENBAUM. onlv four and one-half yevs old. SOFT DRINKS HICKOK BELTS $1.00 TO $3.50 | inches aoe 21m swims and dives like .., He can swim half the width of the Total vainfall since Jan. 1; “Naval Station he five-foot tower and without any ere HICKCK JEWELRY inches . “ ~ 2.34! Goaxing will swir tory He has been swimming since ar- HAA mn i ceri since January 1; gag! tiving-at NOB § i n Miami 2 veer ago. His coach and au i a $ 00 $ 50 : “Relative Humidity : most ardent i x, Murray Kirshenbaum, S¢(P)2c. Ae ZN VASE : to | 1% forme: M t Stroke Champion and National Life y FB | Guard Cha ctor at the pool. 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