The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 20, 1945, Page 3

isto Mm pet ©m at the Bayview Park last meh. Im the firs game, the Meehiniete won over the Ameri-|five-hit performance that gave oem Legion by @ 12 to 1 score. Graham allowed six hits and the only mam wes scored in the fifth} thé season. ed the losers at bat and Machin bt two for the winners. In the fell, Joe Mira, A. Garcia and played well for the were and Tata Valdez, Albury, ents ogee es ond Gutserter for the winners. Beure A Legon mone 1 6 Machinists 600 93% 12 7 2 ee. ©. Valdez and J. « Groban and Bazo. At Cincinna’ Howe rune Griffin; two base}Boston : : tits, Mechin end McCollough, Jr.;/Cincinnati _ 7 i tolem bases. J. Mira, Bezo, Will- ‘me, struck out, by Valdez 1, by|Boston : 102° 9 Crehem © walks, Rodriguez 4,|Cincinnati —__ < 9 2 Vetter 5. Graham 3, Rodriguez —_— bs pitched to four batters and welk-/ First Game 6 them off im the first and then) At St. Louis E towk & cold shower. Unpire, |Philadelphia 1 Fertewgh oad Gibson, {8t. Louis . 0 im the night cap the Electric! Second Game Shop end the Miemi: Daily News |Philadelphia - 11 1 played «© very loose game andjSt. Louis 1 of} 7 cums 21 hits and 12 errors were weed. At bat, ©. Cruz! At Pittsburgh R38 ond Griten hit three safely for 8 1 winners and Clempnts hit three A 201 for the losers. In the field, Gir- wd Cruz also starred, and American League Sertem, Clements and Fuller for] At Boston R HE the losers. ‘Chicago 5 12 0 Seon RH EjBotn....... 3s 90 Electr S 008 160 0 9 6 8] Lee and Tresh; O'Neil, Ryba MD. New 200 903 0 14 16 4jand Garbark. Homers, Sertain, Fuller and) Detroit at Washington, St. Clemente: B Cow and Girton. | Louis at New York and Cleveland | Home coms, Clements, Girton,|@t Philadelphia, postponed on! Fiteh eed BR. Cruz; three base|account of rain. bite ©. Cruz; stolen bases, Lew- Crus, Meador, R. Cruz, Fitch TODAY'S GAMES Pwttecsen, Wells, Braum, Cast- «nets and Romero; sacrifice hits, Comteneds, Lewis and Kerr; uve® cut Ramero 4, Sartain 1, (ome & wells, Romero 2. Ser-| Detroit at Washington. am i. R Cruz @, 1) hits off Ro-| Cleveland at Philadelphia. tee » 4 innings. Umpires, Gib-| “ Ferbough. Scorer, Agui- National League New York at Pittsburgh, quam Brooklyn at Chicago. ——eem — Only wames scheduled. | | | FOLLOWING THROUGH StanDincs | By PEDRO AGUILAR WL ave! Ne SAR RANCRMRS, Oo St ett! The first half of the City Lea-(8t. Louis 47 37.560 . ed off by three|Brooklyn @ #37 ~=«560 t dim @ three way|New York 45 41 523 ‘ Frost ace ten won their |Pittsburgh 41 41 500 nes to get imto the |Bosten . 39 41 488 " f { then folded in the Cincinnati “ 37. 39 A487 img the first game to)Philadelphia ...23 64 264 te A gion, after scoring four ——— t frame and three - American League | hird, while the Legian|Detroit —- 46 32.590! : Roberts who New York - 41 36 532 P & ‘and held the |Washington 40 36' = 526 Pus te the rest of Boston 42° 38 525) " scored two. jo 41 40.506) nd four in the|St. Louis .. 37 38 «~—(493 and won the/Cleveland 37. 39 487 e - Philadelphia 26 51.338 i geome ‘ee ae gigi et to » the first off Harris} overcome the - present cigarette therd and Chester! shortage was discovered by L. T. a «, Hansen| Love, who declares, “We can't pote wher batters get cigarettes, so we're gonna|i a wed, Marsh sing-| quit ‘em.” He and a score of Hees doubled and Del) warehouse workers have formed f vnd Hansen|@ no-cigarette club. : ee ee awk 4 him and aligwoal Malgrat 1, Gomez 1, J, Roberts a he next six frames,| Machin 1, Carey 1, Hansen 1. K ' ed 7 bits and) Home runs, Del Valle 1, and t he 4 mes he pitehed. ee 1 see mens 1! | me s ve| 2 base hits, Del Valle 2, Albury , eee eee aiapion.| 1, P. Valde 1, Joe Miral, Higgs 1. + at least one ryn| Walks, Asbmore 2, Jordon 2 te ow. Roberts started| Del Valle 3, Higgs 2, Goss 2, Lar-| > | for the Legion and) sen 2, Harris 1, Gomez 1, Lewin ni two thirds innings,|3, Cates 1, Roberts 2, J. Mira 1,) re hed for 2 hits and 6) McCollough Jr. 2, Redriguez 1) kod seven and only, Machin 4, T. Valdez 4, Baker 1,) ee ww cee carted. Claude| Albury 2, Carey 4, Gochring 4 Wor i him and also was| Williams 3, H. Machin 1, Gutier- id ond allowed eight walks, and | rez 2, S. Griffin ae a Team 5 5 runs and 3 earned} sca Aaa fene Buc Griffin pitched the joa 1 _ L Asheaste 2, Jordon 2) ow ms ena gn oy rane| Ma rsh 1, Larsen 1, Harris 1, A. euched 9 a nad two and} Gareia 2, J. Mira 1, Sands 1, Re-| o asaee, Ss | driguez 3, C. Valdez 1, McCollough . | Sr. 1. -_—_—_— | i neatinn tama tp Gn stewgll| Gibeete pawn ote. game sid lost ast tog aan, Cetianees @00,|1, Sue Grit won one al een were, Marsh Valle 600, | sen won one, Harris lost bo! See Griffin 500, Del . '500,| games for Porter Place. Le MO, McCollough °° € | Team batting averages are, ¢ Ab 428, J Roberts 400, ‘| Porter Place at bat 50 times scored Vedder 800, Rosen $00, Higgs 409. P Beker 876, J. Cates 333, Gomes! Bes r Ger « 250, Joe Mira 250, T Velter 250, Gess 200, Gee. Willams 200, Cavey 200 P Vetter 200. Semen Laser Vabie P Baker 2. RH By Wyse and Williams. and | 264 2 Marsh 1, Del Valle 3, to The Citizen’ NEW YORK, July 20. stank Wyse notched his seventh straight mound victory yesterday with a 1 triumph over the Brooklyn It was Wyse's 13th win The Cincinnati Reds and the The fol are the results of the play E peaberey: National League At Chieago oon i 3 King, Lombardi and Andrews; ] American St. Louis at New York. Chicago at Boston. “jeast winds. led by the U. S. Weather Bureau. | Key West and vicinity: Partly cloudy with’ ‘widelyr} scattered showers and thunderstorms this afternoon, .tonight and Saturday; gentle to moderate east to south- Florida: Considerable _ cloud- iness with scattered showers and thunderstorms this. afternoon and tonight; partly cloudy Saturday with scattered showers and thunderstorms; except along the southeast ‘coast. Jacksonville through © Florida! » Sasa ay east to southeast winds ‘ough Saturday; weather part- ly cloudy with a few widely scat- tered thundershowers over south portion, and mostly cloudy with scattered showers “and .thunder-: storms over north portion, No small craft or storm warn- ings displayed. WEATHER REPORT Key West, Fla., July 20, 1945 Observation taken at 8:30 a. m. Eastern War Time. (City Office.) Temperatures Highest last 24 hours - Lowest last night . Mean - Normal 89 76 | 82/ 84 Precipitation Rainfall, 24:hours ending 8:30 a. m,, inche’ —.-.. Total rainfall since July inches <= c Excess since July Total rainfall since Jan. 1; inches. | Deficiency since inches —. ... 2.93 0.98 | 75, ei - 6.95 Relative Humidity 76 Ton.orrow’s Almanac SUTIAR Co R Sunset Ariat E Moonrise ~ Moonset SEMPERATURE BULLETIN Temperature data for the 24) hours ending 8:30 a. m., as report-| lar Highest Lowest | last 24 hours last night! Atlanta. 85 69 72-4 76 76 65 66 15 73 | 13 runs, 15 hits, average 300. Machinist at bat 53 times scored 26 cuns and hit 14 safely for a average. Kansas City. 92 67 KEY WEST_____ 89 ne = K. West Airport. 89 Life Memphis. oa 73 | Miami_ 83 80 | Minneapolis____ 89 70. | New Orleans____ 82 73 | New York. 81 72 Norfolk 85 74 Okla. City____94 70 | Pensacola _____.. 81 76 Pittsburgh. . 88 67 5t. Louis______. 89 65 Tampa... 65: 74 23-POUND RABBIT PITTSBURGH, Pa. — One of the largest rabbits ever seen in this part of Allegheny county was shot here recently. It meas- ured 38 inches in length, 7 inches across..and. weighed 20 pounds. vw DOWNSTAIRS gon. {Claude R. Wickard fitst suspect- ed that his resignation as Secre- tary of Agriculture might be ac-} j cepted, he went to President Tru-| man and asked if he might step; +), out of the cabinet and | post of Rural Electrification Ad- the ministrator. ‘When the change was made ‘ public, many observers and ‘even| traits and East Gulf: Gentle to|some of Wickard’s close fri shook their heads. In the mem- ory of the oldest living Potomac- ans no cabinet member had step- ped down to a lesser government jpost. Getting kicked upstairs —- the man Washington is one thing; getting] MOUTRIE, Ga-— Mary. Afton, kicked down or even stepping!80-year-old Negro woman, fell in‘ Jacksonville to Apalachicola:; ome of one’s own accord is another. La long time, even with ail of the agricultural reins in the hands “i 2 it had to lend in the eal years of \1941 and 1942, and | $60,000,000 more than in its ban~ ner expansion year of 1939. Not only that, but WPB has. {given REA virtually a green light on materials. Projects up to $25, 000 material costs won’t even require a go-ahead sign and REA officials have been informed that “| only in exceptional eases in scat- | tered areas might a priority delay "| extension of the farm electrifica- “| tion program. And the man who will -be reel ing out the wire in this greatest expansion of REA will be Claude R. Wickard. * * | ‘WHAT Congress did was to give REA $80,(4)0,000 in ‘the regu- Agriculture Appropriations Bill and then top that off with $120,000,000 in supplemental ap- propriation for loans. During the two-front war years, expansion of REA wag at a vir-! |tual. standstill. Loans have been approved for projects costing $97,- /000,000 but. there were no funds with which to make the loans. Applications were on file for projects totalling $240,000,000 but BROADWAY BASEBALL SCORES Received Daily by Leased Wirt | —000— Popular Brands of €IGARS and COLD SOFT DRINKS LEAVES KEY AM. Local Schedale: (Stops At All Int LEA exrives at Key West PM. Office: 813 Caroline Street A. Legion at bat 56 times scored p|i4 runs and hit safely 14 tines for a 250 average. Overseas Transportation Company, Inc. Fast, Dependable Freight and Express Service Between MIAMI AND KEY WEST Also Serving All Points On Florida Keys Between Miami and Key West Express Schedale: (NO STOPS EN ROUTE) WEST CEPT SUNDAYS) at 6:00 P, M. Ar- tives at Miami at 12:00 o'clock Mid- night. LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAYS) at 12:00 o'clock Midnight and arrives at Key West at 6:00 o'clock termediate VES KEY WEST DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAYS) at 8:00 o'clock arrives at Miami at 4:00 o'clock P.M LEAVES MIAM\ DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAYS) at 9:00 o'clock AM. WAREHOUSE: Corner Eaton and Francis Streets DAILY ({Ex- Points) AM anc and at 5:00 o'clock FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY SERVICE FULL CARGO INSURANCE Phones: 82 and 88 quad-|3 but 3 70 TURN ON ‘into the] ¢-i¢;, int new Secretary Clinton P. Ander- (Under athe preqAgsderson set-up, with authority scattered. over the whole government rangle, it was utter confusion, no single agency, department, or executive head can be blamed 0.50! that.) In the second place REA is being launched in the greatest. iyear. of, history, .with $200,000,- 000. to \lend—exactly twice as 2 ong 8 fis- be Ae bn An bn dn bn bn dn bn bp On dn bn Dn dn tp eee en a ee aa | farms. (D.-! examining them. Normally ahead of most copn. ; story is cunrent here, and so farjitries inthings as I know undenied, that when ii be Wickard. considered the United States has been prett slow in getting electricity to th en now only 42 per cent jof our farms have electricity. A cordingxto Rep. John E. in’ iss.), who has been one of| in the power Pug le in . Cuuntses at Western Europe: 408 have an average of more than 90|long a quiet path per cent of their farms electrified.; Park, a eredit farm lights w: get most of| “Serene Life,” r carrying the clothes. she had | tried to escape But it very well may turn out| washed for her mother,-103 years! officers to that Wickard is crazy like a fox.'old, who lives a quarter of a ems mile from her. Mary suffered -a IN THE first place the £0041 dislocat j ti nae is BiG tobe belt or i fed shoulder jn the fall. ‘reach all-time high, in MacArtoar i the U, S,| ter, x found and all, anda voice calling | | REAL ICE is MORE ECONOMICAL .. . It’s Healthy sailed “That Hot Weat of Satisfaction YY MORE WAR BONDS AND KEEP THE hed her og ~\. 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