The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 1, 1946, Page 4

Red Raiders Seck Fifth Vin tn Game Tomorrow 2 balli@- CITY SPORTS DIAMONDBALL ‘Raiders Show Improvement Under Cates Key West's Red Raiders of the Dade County Baseball league have improved 100 per- cent and William (Butch) Cates as manager has filled a gap thai iooked mighty big, Pedro Aguilar, local sports writer and enthusiast, opin- THE KEY WEST CITIZEN’ Actor Joe E. Brown Owner of Many Athletic Curios AP Newsteaturs= "baseball book published, “The HOLLYWOOD.—Joe E, Brown,|Game of Baseball, How to Learn whose sports interests are as wide| It, How to Play It and How to; as his mouth, owns one of the} peach It,” by Henry. Chadwick, |= most extensive array of athletic ted in 1868. curios in this sports-minded sec-| PTi™ tor. The collection also includes ‘ Me 7:90—B29's vs. ® tt + tow per |. -_ hint the Meee: Btevens he eet with Periem bers coms ow the oe Berri! Tomtey | @ rR a, : weet the Torpomt me Be tert tor ee Rasdeors | Fete By Cates Comet 40 over emmy Ute ! teh tout Sw Georgia bighter Out points t-reco In Ring Battle es > -) rie | ot the | an Geergies cmc 3588 enderdeg and ex fourth end tenth | every ound Jack end gave his oppo 6 EF gonding Greco | tee merdest pombe: but had ad wes iti ant oe teten > vierrin N HAVANA S600 1Oonine SGCO stain un ahr miyten st DR. J. A. VALDES OPTOMETRIST Gthiee Meure 91225 pm Beenings by Appointment Abts oe Phones a te Office 33% Residence 295 »00—Adams Dairy vs. (not an- South Beach and Rest: Beach Deepsea Fishing, Small, Boats. at Bayview Park (Night Games) INDAY— ioned today. DeWitt (Buster) Roberts has been catching the best ball in the icrcuit. Aguilar said, and added that Julius (Dodo) Villareal has been hitting the apple right on the nose. Jim Albury at second has been fielding and hitting in great style, the sports enthus- iast declares. Concerning the other mem- bers of the team, Aguilar said: Mario Hernandez or Jack- ie Carbonell at third have been showing the rest of the league how to play that bag. At shortstop, the great lit- tle player, Ralph (Flash) Arn- old, is cavorting like Marty ~Marion of the majors. He’s socking that ball, too. Philip (Chita) Baker is the best lead-off man in the cir- cuit, and Joe Mira, Lefty Alonzo, and, in the box, “Bubber” Sweeting, are the class of the league. Sweeting is getting plenty of help from Gharles Albury, Jackie Car- bonell and Philip Baker. Aguilar predicts that in a ‘week or two the Raiders will be in first place to stay there -until the. schedule is com- pleted. American Le- gion 00—-Machinists vs. VFW. ESDAY— 0-—-VFW vs. Adams Lunch. nounced). URSDAY 30—Deimonico Daily News. Adams Lunch vs. Ameri- can Legion. IDAY #0-—-Coca-Cola Girls vs. High School Girls. H 29's vs. Adams Dairy. MASE Mia (Afternoon Games) | NDAY 00—Boca Raton Bospters vs.{ - Key West Red Raiders (Dade County League game). RECRE! tron. | 7 ow Park-Tenaig, Basket- and Handball ‘Courts,..Dia- ndbell, Kiddy Playground, rifert Stations. vs... Miami 00. 00 mimng i if Dock and Rest Beach— The comic’s collection covers an entire side of his trophy den and is arranged on shelves ac- cording to the sports. The items included: Primo Carnera’s shoes — size 23. Red Grange’s famous’ “77” jersey. A driver Bobby Jones! used to record his grand slam. Lou Gehrig’s first baseman’s mit. footballs, jai alai equipment, a puck, hockey stick, a polo mal- let, a basketball, boxing trunks, |boxing gloves and hicrcle han- | dles. In his wide entertainment trav- els during the war, Brown be- came a collector of grimmer gim- micks. GIs, grateful for the laughs he brought them, gave Joe everything from German burp . SAVE A LIFE—GIVE to the FOOD DRIVE Chas. 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