The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 20, 1945, Page 4

eR ananeRe sooe BEACH IN TWO BALL CONTESTS sr, Nop aos cece) HOW THEY STAND softball and baseball club won ever the Miami Beach club Sat- wrdey at softball and Sunday at NATIONAL LEAGUE baseball. The score of the soft-| Club— W. L. Pet. tall was 11 to 4 and the baseball; Chicago 38 ended by a 9 to 1 score. St. Louis 7 Im the softball game the visi-! Brooklyn tors scored twice in the first;New York frome off Rosam, On two singles | Pittsburgh ‘end one error by P. Valdez, but ' Boston im the second two walks, a field-| Cincinnati ‘em choice and one error gave, Philadelphia —. the lecels two runs and knotted ee the count. In the third, Gomez: AMERICAN LEAGUE , singled an error! and a wild | Detroit 63 47 578 pitch put the locals ahead for, Washington 62 49 .559 the vest of the game. .In the, Chicago 59 52 532 fourth the locals scored four runs Cleveland 58 52 .527 @m three hits, and three walks. St. Louis 56 53 514 Schwarts relieved Ufeama in the New York 53 54 495 hex. but the locals scored three’ Boston .. 53 60 .469 eff him im the fifth on three Philadelp! 35 72 .327 walks and one hit. The last run im the sixth on two errors and al GAMES TODAY single. The visitors scored their tert cums im the sixth on a single NATIONAL LEAGUE the field, C. Valdez, Solomon, F| Hibpeoh Wh sinbesuae her, F. Teache and Kehl for the AMERICAN LEAGUE — RHE New York at Chicago. ‘ Boston at St. Louis. Be We eee iat Sai eit 7 2| Philadelphia at Detroit. Ufoma, Schwartz and Nestler;| Washington at Cleveland. Rosam and F. Sands. tet ak ond i Errors. Bower a, Nestler 3, LEAGUE STANDING Price, Blank, Leader Gomez, P. lds PH ye F z 1; hits, Gomez 2, P. Val- 2 ©. Valdez 1, Casado 1, wuz 1; runs, O. Cruz 2, Gomez} Valdez, P. Valdez, Casado, McCollough, R. Cruz and ! each, Miami Beach: Runs, Nestler 2, Schwartz 1, Taylor 1; hits, Nestler 2, Bower 1, Sehwartz 1, Leader 1, Taylor 1, three base hit, Taylor; stolen bases, Schwartz 1, Casado 1,, Rosam 1; sacrifice hits, Gomez 1, McCollough 1; struck out, by Resam 6, Ufema 1; walks, Ufema 8, Schwartz 4, Rosam 5; double play, B. Teacher to Bower. Time 1 hewr and 20 minutes. Umpires Gibson and Farbough. Scorer Aguilar. Sweeting Pitched One-Hit Bali and Fanned 14 In the Baseball game played yesterday at the Stadium the pitching of Bubber Sweeting featured and he fanned 14 bat- ters and fanned every one of the club at least once with the! exception of Blank. In the field,’ Alenzo, Gomez, O. Cruz and H. Machin played a great game for the lecais and for the visitors Bower, Nestler and Taylor and Bob Teacher. At bat, Alonzo hit two safely and Gomez hit a hom: er im the seventh to score two runs aheatl of hit. The only hit of | the visitors was in the 8th when! Leader singled to left and broke | up the no hit game that Bubber Was pitching. The visitors scored the run in the fifth on a walk. Catcher threw wild to second and} he went to third on the play, then @ wild pitch and he came home oiling @ no run game for Sweet- ing. Play by play of the game: Key! West; Casado singled to left, Gomez fanned, O. Cruz singled fe center, after Casado was} trapped on first and Alonzo is out short to first. No runs, 2 hits no errors. Miami: Bower and Sehwarts fanned and Nestler fly- ed out to left. Key West second: J. Fernandez fanned, H. Machin walked, G. Valdez sacrificed Machin to sec- end. He is out, pitcher to first. A. Lastres pops out to third. No rums, no hits, no errors. Miami: Taylor flys out to center, Bob Teacher walked, Fred Teacher fanned and Blank is out short to first. No runs, no hits, no errors. Key West third: B. Sweeting Peps out to catcher, Casado fan- ned, Gomez walked and is out pitcher to first, caught him nap- ping. Miami: Kohl and Leader fanned. Bower fanned. Key West fourth: O. Cruz walk- ed, Alonzo beats out a slow grounder to third, J. Fernandez fanned, H. Machin singled to left end both runners scored, G. Valdez poped out to short and Lastres hit a fly to right. 2 runs, 2 hits and no errors, Miami fourth: Schwarts walked, Nestler pops out to pitcher, Taylor and Bob Teacher fanned. Key West fifth: Sweeting out to frst, Casado flied out, to left. end Gomez is hit by pitcher and then thrown out, catcher to sec- ond trying to steal. Miami fourth F. Teacher pops out to first, Blank walked, Kohl fanned, Blank trys to steal second and Fernandez threw wild to the bag and goes on the play and scored on @ pass ball a few minutes later. Leader is out third to first. 1 run, no hits, 1 error. Key West sixth: O. Cruz walk- ed, Alonzo sacrificed him to sec- ond and he is out third to first, J. Fernandez pops out to third, end Machin is fanned. Miami sixth: Bower fanned, Schwarts hit one to right center and Cruz and Machin goes after it. They eoliude and both go down, but t "oe °o fi ; words, some insect powder. As of August 20, 1945 CIVILIANS Machinists 5. 0 1.000 American Legion 4 1 -800 Aviation C. biaieay eae) B-29’s 3 2 -600 Pine Boys p forte imi Southern Eng. _. 2 3 -400 *M. D. News .. o 64 -000 *Electric Shop _. 0 4 -000 *—Game thrown out. SERVICE Sound School _.. 5 1 -800 K. W. Barracks 4 1 -800 B.C. All Stars _.. 3 2 600 U. S. Marines 23 -400 Fort Taylor —__.1 4 -200 VPB-113 and 5 -167 No Horses Need Make Application (Ry Ansoelavea Prowad LEXINGTON, Ky., Aug. 20.— Pret. L. Gillis of the University of Kentucky says the farm mach- inery shortage must have brought on this want ad he saw in a news- paper: “Wanted, wife with trac- tor. If interested please send pic- ture of tractor.” ' | WHAT is. 71? — ROCKFORD, I1l.—When a man complained to police of a .theft from his automobile, the police asked, “What did you lose?” The man told him but the policeman told him to write it down. He wrote, “Some beta beta dyphiacy- anodiepheldiphed,” in other s Cruz held on to the ball. Nestler fanned. Key West seventh: G. Valdez safe on an error by Blank and is thrown out catcher to second try- ing to steal, Lastres walked, and Casado walked, Gomez hit one over the right fielders head for a homer. O. Cruz: is out pitcher to first. 3 runs, 1 hit, 1 error. Miami seventh: Taylor and Bob “Teacher fanned, F. Teacher is out pitcher to first, i , pact : ‘Alonzo out short to first, Fernandez pop out to second, and Machin flied out to left. Miami eighth: Blank hit one to right and Machin makes a wondedful running catch, Kihl to third to first and Leader singled to left, goes to second when ball gets away from Casado and ball is thrown in and Sweet- ing gets the ball and throws to third in time to get Leader at} that bag. No runs, 1 hit, 1 error. Key West ninth: G. Valdez singled to left, Lastres is safe on error by short, Sweeting singled to left and Valdez scored. Lastres scored on a wild pitch, Casado| walked and Gomez bunts sacri- ficing Sweeting home and he is | out pitcher to first, after Casado! had stolen second and Casado}| goes to third on the play. Alonzo | singled to left and Casado scored} and Fernandez is out third to| first. 4 runs, 3 hits, 1 error. Miami | ninth: Bower out pitcher to first, | Schwarts fanned and Nestler hits) one into deep right field and Machin makes a wonderful can to end the game. Score RHE Key West 000 200 304 9 8 2/ Miami 000 010 000 1 1 2 Blank, Taylor and Nestler. Home run, Gomez; stolen bases, Schwartz, Casado; sacrifice hits, | Alonzo and C. Valdez; struck out, | Sweeting 14, Blank 2, Taylor 3,/ walks, Sweeting 3, Blank 2, Tay-| lor 3; Time 2 hours 20 min-} utes. Umpires Gibson and Far- | bough. Scorer Aguilar. MACKS SPLIT WITH TIGERS IN TWIN BILL CARDS DIVIDE WITH BOS- TON BRAVES IN DOUBLE HEADER; CUBS WIN TWICE OVER GIANTS (Special the opener, 6 to 1. Pushing two runs across the; plate in the 13th inning, the St. defeated i Boston Braves, 5 to 4, in the sec- ond game of a doubleheader after losing the first game, 1-2. Tommy Holmes banged out his 24th hom- | sional squalls in the Bahama and er of the season in the Braves’ Louis — Cardinals half of the frame. The Chicago Cubs took both games of a twin bill from the while victorious | New York Giants, Phillies came out twice in their doubleheader with the Cincinnati Reds. The following are the results | i to The. Citizen) « NEW YORK, Aug. 20. — The Jowly Philadelphia Athletics bat- ted’ ‘around’ for five runs in the ‘leleventh inning of the nightcap yesterday, to win 8 to 3, and gain an even break in a double header with the Detroit Tigers, who took th th of the games played yesterday: en League REPORT KN Brooke Game RH. E| Key West, Fla, Aug. 20, 1945 Pittsburgh 7S"? 9g | Observation taken at 8:30 a. m., Brooklyn... 6 6 3| Eastern War Time (City Office) Ostermueller, Beck and Sal-| i; cas ine aretares or}. keld; Webber and Dantonio. ighest last 24 hours al Lowest last night 83 Second Game ioe 1 a At Brooklyn RSH SEY eee poe Pittsburgh 459) Al een ak care éadil Brooklyn A a0 1 arpa Sars ding Strinceyich and Lopez; Branca eA Se ee eae: wey and Reacoek ‘otal rainfall since Aug. 1; Rae alae Bt inches - ~-- 0.59 First Game Deficiency since Aug. 1: At New York R.H.E,|_ inches 2.24 Chicago 3 6 0| Total rainfall since Jan. 1; New York Nf) i es Se ey Prim and Gillepsie; Feldman} Deficiency since January 1; | and Lombardi. anes Humidity vy 73% Second Game At New York RHE. eee eras ork Reatvark : ‘ 3 5 Sunset | —— So a Borowy and Livingston; Zabala, Moonie oy = BY Emrich, Adams and Kluttz. 7 igus ‘omorrow’s Tides Wit iGame i (Naval Base) i At Boston rue} Tight Low TH? St. Louis 1 8 0) 40-30 p.h, * 3150 p.m. Peston. ieee TEMPERATURES Breechen and O'Dea; Lee and Temperature data for the 24 Masi. -| nours ending 8:30 a. m., as report- : 5 3}ed by the U. S. Weather Bureau. : .., . Second Game Highest Lowest At Boston ROHS E Yast 24 hougs' last night St. Louis -.. 512 4) atanta. 84 65 Boston . 419 3 aa 74 59 Dockins, Gardner and O'Dea; __. 96 Pt a Logan, Henderson and Masi. | Charleston______ 79 14 eee | Chicago_______ 100 65 First Game | Detroit _ 86 59 At Philadelphia R. H. E.| Galveston 92 6 | Cincinnati 0 9 0) Jacksonville 79 | Philadelphia 5 9 1/KansasCity____._ 95 Yes | Heusser and Lakeman; Maun-| Kky WEST. 91 83 ey and Seminick. | K. West Airport. 93 82 | | Memphis_. _ 90 ie 1) Second Game | Miami 86 76 At Philadelphia R. H. E.| Minneapolis____ 91 14> | Cincinnati 2 5 1/)New Orleans___ 90 — | Philadelphia 4 4 6 O|New York. 84 66 | Fox and Unser; Karl and An-} Norfolk. 17 66 | drews. Okla. City____ 94 m4 = = Pensacola -. 85 78 American League. | Pittsburgh___ 87 iby First Game | 5t. Louis___ 89 oT | At Chicago... ° p07 R. H. E.| Tampa 85 |) New. York —... 4 8 0} ———— | Chicago 2 8 2\Tavern Collector Bonham and Drescher; Dietrich and Tresh, Second Game At Chicago New York Chicago Zuber and Robinson; Groveljoad when he left Wesley Baile: and Tresh. First Game At Detroit Philadelphia Detroit Black and Rosar; Trout Richards. Second Game At Detroit Philadelphia Detroit Christopher and George; Cas-)turned out to be the ter and Swift. First Game At Cleveland Washington Cleveland .;+ Niggeling and Ferrel Salveson and Hayes. Second Game R. H.E.| 0.5 26 THE WEATHER FORECAST Key West and Vicinity: Con- siderable cloudiness with scatter- ed showers and thunderstorms this afternoon, tonight and Tues- day; moderate to occasionally fresh southeasterly winds this afternoon and tonight, backing to east to northeast Tuesday and be- coming fresh to occasionally mod- erately strong in passing squalls. Florida: Mostly cloudy with scattered showers and thunder- storms this afternoon and tonight; Tuesday cloudy with’ scattered showers and thunderstorms over south portion and in north por- tion in afternoon and evening; fresh easterly winds over south portion Tuesday. Jacksonville through Florida Straits: Moderate to occasionally fresh southeasterly’ winds this afternoon and tonight, backing and increasing over south portion Tuesday, becoming fresh east to northeasterly, occasionally strong in scattered squalls, and mostly cloudy weather with -widely scat- tered thundershowers this after- {moon through Tuesday, with occa- ie; Florida Straits area Tuesday. East Gulf: Moderate south to |southeasterly winds, becoming occasionally fresh easterly over extreme south portion Tuesday; | partly cloudy weather south por- tion, cloudy north portion with | widely scattered thundershowers. Jacksonville «to . Apalachicola: No small craft or storm warnings have beén\ issued.’ e | : \ | Hits The at (By Assuciateé Press) PEORIA, Ill., Aug. 20.—The col- %llecting agent for a beverage dis- tributing compnay had quite a, jtavern. Bailey paid his beer with 16,795 pennies. R.H. E.| UNUSUAL 1107 1 SES {| 612 0) an R. H. E. found. TAL 1 8 1; Smith At Cleveland | B. 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