The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 28, 1945, Page 6

ae nl PAGE SIX ROSAM PITCHES HOLSUM TO 5. 3 WIN OVER MACHINISTS All stores of the Retail Merch-! In the opening softball doubleheader at Bayview} Holsum Bread: Park last night, won over the Machinsts by a 5 to} Holsums 3 score and the pitching of Rosam was the feature of the victory. He allow ghininsts but two hits, both by; Jim Albury. One was an infield} hit in the first round and the oth- er a single to right in the sixth Graham started for the Machin-} ists and walked two in the first. Combined with a single by Rob- | erts and nuble by Seferino| Lewis, the B; ored runs with tw Buster Rob and held ed Graham! > Bakers down to a an infield out and i to center James Mira that gave the Ba s their last run. In the scored tw id a co) pitches. a, nt out and then Jim Albury, singled. Carey, bat- ting for Roberts, was called out and Robert: out to center to end the on the time limit. In the field, Jim Albury, Buster Roberts and Go: played a great game for the | James Mira, fifth, game ed the hard-hitting Ma-| game of the; P. Valdez, Rosam and F. Sands | for the winners. Score: Machinists R. H. E. 100 020-3 2 4 310 100-5 6 2 Graham, Roberts and Tt Rosam and James Mira. Two-base hit: S. Lewis; stolen base: C. Valdez; sacrifice hit: J.| Mira; struck out: by Roberts 4, iby Rosam 4; bases on balls, off Graham 2, off Roberts 3, off Ros-| am 5; time of game: 1.20; um- pires: Kiger and Villareal. In the second game, the Ci- three} vilian Workers won over the Le-| gion by a football score of 13 to) il. It was only a six-inning game but Vidal walked 13 and allowed) five hits, Griffin gave up 14 hits, and Diaz and Albury poled home! runs for the winners and McCol-/ lough got one for the losers Vidal poled four safeties, three, Shepperd two and Lou >: Gonzalez two. i] | In the field, Lou Ganzalez and Sue Griffin were best for the 1] G. Valdez, Vidal and Caste! ino for the winners. Score: | Workers | Legion 202 520-11 5 6} Vidal and G. Valdez; Sue cae fin and Vinson. Diaz, R. HE. 400 306—13 14 3] STORES WILL CLOSE | ALL DAY NEW YEAR'S ants’ Association will remain{ 'closed all day on New Year's, according to announcement made |by Joe Pearlman, president of the organization. CITY SPORTS Every Type of Play DIAMONDBALL at Bayview Park Field (Night Games) | THURSDAY— 7:30—Machinists _ vs. Bread. 9:00—American Legion vs. Avi- ation Civilians. FRIDAY— | 7:30—Miami Daily i Holsum Bread. 9:00—B29's vs. Machinists. BASKETBALL at High School Gymnasium (Night Games) WEDNESDA Y— 7:00—Miami Daily News Lumber Co. Convent C 9:00—Earthquakers Sw ing’s Auto Service. THURSDAY— 7:00—Carbonell’s Luncheonette vs. Miami Herald. 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