The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 3, 1946, Page 4

ee Tee 4 Teens + Golf + Track SPORTS. | | Besckeli 4 * Diamondbal! | * Basketball + Swimming | High School Nine Loses Another Clese One; Bows By PEDRO AGUILAR High Sehoo! Concns dropped their overtime base bail * fiehoo! District piny @ttion yesterday was at Red. | and the score Was Tto 6. | ty bed breaks of the onehe thus have lot win all their tilts of te date. They easby Homestead here lst ana Gut for an error ut 4 @ement would have ti: over is it i ; BSeturday night and won out in the eighth rourd | Vesterday, the Conehs outhit) A regular High School District; one outplayed the Redlands D.cs\game is of seven innings dura- rts an. tas the bases Tended i be - elas the breaks be with, ingtead Sended victory tenthe, up-jof against; the Conchs in futu lgames. They really desetve thre more thetlake Bf Whe lVictories, not two defeats and @ when E. | vietory seemed at) Concise took the lead against) 4 Stirnweiss Is Sy CHIP ROYAL | AP Mewsfeatures Sports Bditus | NEW YORK, April 2—What o Gites «64 0 couple of years! make—enpecially to 4 map, feoguer Wren George Sirnweiss came Pawebal counts eae fad weiter tushed to ‘pri of material about the, much in the Joters-. then proved a the year haa been Ne waik shawn ta aye it on the last day of to the Yankes @ few moments, there was eC Sawzer treuit Court rida oe | forte Rookie Once, George ape ! j to Redlands 7-6 Redlands in the very first round| when they scored a run. They added another in the third. That gave them a lead of 2-0 in the top half of the third, but when Red- Jands finished its half of the third they were on the short end of a 5-2 count Conehs came right back in the! fourth to tally three runs and ti the score and then went out ‘n front again with a lone marker in! the fifth. Diamondbacks made it single trfflumph. They have the makings of a great team and be- fore play ends in the distreit they may be up among the top clubs. 4 Batting Champ failure in 1943 but myself. I had the first year jitters. It's a big [his face. step up to the majors from the minors—like night and day! “Joe (McCarthy) helped me more than anyone I know by benching me wheh I was going bad. I got used to the Stadium atmosphere on the bench. He | also taught me a lot about bat- ting and playitg the infield. They don’t come any better than Joe. : “Another thing I would like to straigthen out. McCarthy let me use m yown judgment on the bas- es. Of course, I had to watea signals like everyone else, but for the most part, he let me;use my own judgment in stealing bases. “Most pitchers tip you off when to steal, if you watch them close enough. Some lean a_ certain way. Others carry their glove lower. Another fellow will grip the ball different or tighten up Of course, you have to have good eyesight to see all those things.” Asked about the percentages of stealing home or second or third, George answered: “I would say that the odds are four to one against any man trying to reach the plate from third base, and one to two mak- ing second from first. As for stealing third, you can do it if you watch all the angles.” Probably Stirnweiss will never the Piying L's at Ft. jal! even in their zralf of the fifth forget the last day of/ the 1945 season. didn’t know f had a chance at the batting championship un- til the last time I came to bat.” informed George. “Then I knew Phad to get a hit and boy. oh boy.” you have mo idea how happy I sfelt: when» my foot hit first base. “Even then I didn’t realize what had happened until I got home that night and thought it all over. I went through every minute of that day and sajd over and over again, ‘Boy, was I lucky.’ “Now, I’m all set. It was tough breaking in at the Yankee Sta- dium. You have to get accustom- ed to the atmosphere. But, once you do, it’s easy. “The: McCarthy moving me to another position. I don’t care where I ‘Florida International League Includes Cuban Baseball Club By PEDRO AGUILAR ° \ A Havana, Cuba, baseball team} bans have the jump on the other is included in the Florida Inter- | teams as to conditions. Managers of the clubs at preseat, are Viene Granell of the Smokers, Rosenfelt of the Flamingoes, Paul }: cuit are the Tampa Smokers, Mi-| Waner of the Sun Sox, Mer‘to {ami Beach’ Sup Sox, Miami Fla: |‘Acosta of the-Cubans, Hughes at mingoes,. West Palm Beach. In-}West-Palm-Beach and:Herb:Thom- dians and the Ft. Lauderdale Ty 3) national League that will swing into action. Among other entries in the cir pons. The Havana nine is known as the Cubans. reo aragtare ie swale soon} } at, Ft, Lauderdale. A Key West youth, Danny Las- “!tres, is included in the roster of So far, the Flamingoes and Cu-| the Smokers. { ‘Foday’s Anniversaries (Know America) 1746—(200 years ago) Julien dc !Lalande Poydras, New Orleans |peddler in youth, prosperous La, [leagues to circuits : public? Almost every paper in the Umted servant and philanthropist, born) States is giving ‘these - regenade players loads of free publicity iana trader, noted poet, {in France. Died June 23, 1824. |New York author, America’s first | great distinguished writer, borh in| By the papets did not mention New York, Died Nov. 28, 1859, * | théir ‘names’ ‘or | = 1817—William.A. A. (:Bigfoai’S | Wallace, . frontiersmam, jnear Lexington, Va. | 1899. | 1822—Edward Everett Boston Unitarian clergyman, au- thor of “The Man Without a Coun- try,” born in Boston. Died Juce / 10, 1909. | 1837—John Burroughs, famed {West Point, N. Y., naturalist-au- thor, born at Roxbury, N, Y. Dicd | March 29, 1921. back this good, espe | ballyhoo jumping from the American big 1783-—Washington. Irving, famed} Complains Against Ball Players Jumping Contracts For Mexico By PEDRO AGUILAR We have been reading a lot of players lately about in Mexieo. they “do ndt deferve? re can’t get it in Mexico, that’s their Hale, hardluck. Why should American papers satisfy their greed for pub- licity? it seems to me that the Ameri- can newspapers are this country. Let ’em go to Mexico ang ict | ‘vem stay there. ’s been a lot of talk about} for all those big hitters coming ; year, I know they’re;our team and Dick Wakefield of ally Ted Williams of the Tigers, but you can rest <s- play. I’m over the jitters. As'the Red Sox, Joe DiMaggio <f sured, I'll be trying, too. wo the Vonbany Ch er Aislin SF lac colorful addition to Key West's air future. terminate its lease on Meacham Field. hon, In Photo One above, the Blimp, ‘Squadron Trains at Base Here \ \v 4 Navy Photos ‘THE BLIMP SQUADRON based at Meacham Field, under ultimate; side view of the control car of the glimp is shown, with its spacious! *| command of Captain W. H. Hamilton, of Naval Air Station, is a| windshields and its starboard motor visible. yo Key West. Captain Hamilton last | radioman at work inside the car. sierio= “we 0) | weelk said that there are no indications at present that the navy will’ the wheel. Picture Five shows the manner in which the sandbags/| , are hung on the car in order to weigh the blimp to earth. Piciure| huge mooring tower. to which the blimps are securd, is shown. It is| Seven shows “motor macks overhauling one of the huge motors on mounted on rubber-tired wheels and pulled by a tractor. Behind! the blimp, and Picture Eight shows another section of the instru- ine the tower may be seen the full-length of a blimp. In Photo Two, a| ment room of the blimp. ‘@areets or” their | doings, Iybelievelthisiwould be a Texas ' good ‘remedy to the solution’ of \ranger, a folk-hero of, Texas, bo:m} what to do about. these players. Died Jan. 7,| They like the limelight. If they making heroes out of these outlaws who have jumped their contracts in Photo Three shows the} Picture Four shows the pilot at) - RATES‘ Regular Type 15 words or less is 30c. Black Face Type HELP WANTED TELEPHONE OPERATORS, WAGE INCREASE ~ Learners now earn a mini- mum of $32.50 per week for 48 hours work Frequent increases, addi- tional payment for evening Sunday ang holiday work, — MANY OTHER ADVANTAGES, b Let.our Chick Gs a a eh; Mrs. McDer og tell you the whole story Apply’ 9 to 5 at the TELEPHONE OFFICE Greatly increased wages for clerks and messengers. Pleasant work- ing conditions. 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