The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 8, 1946, Page 4

SESE Seite eae ee a PAN ASN RY . LOPEZ OHIO BOUND FOR NATIONAL GOLF GO _ ‘4Ball Golf Te Tourney Stars DIAMONDBALL at Bayview Park (Night Games) MONDAY— 7:30—Miami Daily News Square Deal. Market. 9:00—B29's vs. Machinists. Veet T TUESDAY— op 7:30—Miami Herald vs. Delmon- 1co, U.S. Play ers Vie In Sunday Finals Here} s¢ei sam : _| THURSDA\ TOURNEY SCHED-| Key Mast tourrball got eee 7:30—Girls’ game. AT CLEVELAND sewre seas avers") yow over the sporty, excellently-| 9° eee Dairy vs. Adams ; 14-15; FIVE TO HOW SOFTBALL | fomaitonea Key West Golf clubl npr, yo" NT FLORIDA E The favorites, “Andy” Parks 7:30—Machinists vs. Adams " , PITCHERS RAT and McFarland, and the under- cane = Lamper A. ‘ y dogs. Spottswood and Hamilton, r 9's vs. V.F.W. etub. leave nig ay | ; ill be in there trying all the Ses ©. tere be PEDRO asl ih w a SEBAL! ‘Pieiape - nation’s| aaacaaadsaaeaaaaae, VEY for victory. at BAS ER ATL on The Parks-McFarland duo favored as the long-driying Par is “on” his game and should fig- ure in most of the low-ball scores, but Parks will be opposed by Bob| Spottswood, whose game is re- . cf “| Three pitchers in the men’s senior softball league remain un- ; ated, but Hancock, with al d of four triumphs and just loss, is the leading mounds- be one he Na-| man of the circuit. markably steady and who seems “ . The undefeated tossers have|to play better the harder he 5 ° won only one game but Hancock | pressed. Pos V "y ig #athered in four while taking five; Both Capt. Hamilton and Lt. chances on the hill. Hancock is also tied for leader- ship in the strikeout department i section are Pete and in the: most innings pitched @ Gainesville. Clyde department. at Bredenton. Clyde | Records /of the pitchers, coms! @ Wert Palm Beach and jpiled by the writer who is the off! a Witten of Jacksonville. ficial scorekeeper, follow: W. McFarland play about the | same game, with Hamilton the more seasoned campaigner. The play tomorrow will be for } 18 holes, with the final 18 holes | being played the following Sun-| day. @ibes tour goiters to rep- ‘ball mondball, {Comfort Stations, (Afternyon Games) * SUNDAY— 3:00—Miami: All Stars vs. Key West Réd Raiders (weath- er permitting). This is a Dade County ‘League game, RECREATION Bayview Park—Tennis, Basket- and Handball Courts, Dia- Kiddy Playground, South Beach and Rest Beach— Swimming. Gulf Dock and Rest Beach— |Deepsea Fishing, Small Boats. fast spot by | Pitcher— Act Pel Sue | ees - ad P. Baker -1 0 1,000|Machinists and Legion Ho Th St d WG Gio-bete ploy. |F. Tynes $ re Fight For First Place} Ww ey an Hencdek 4 1 80§{. Outside Machinists and Amer- NATIONAL LEAGUE Me all qualific Oe lS Sweet! ne 3 1 .759{ican Legion, now are in a tie, will} _Club— W. L. Pet. GB oe wae SSS pest Geden Z.. 2B. 667} battle next week for sole pos ! Brooklyn 3115 673 and birdie on! Fem 1 1. .500|Sion of first place in the men’s|St. Louis 25 19 1568 4 him & one B Rébers 1 1. .500 ‘Senior softball league. They will | Chicago 2419 658 5 field at the L. Castro -1. 1. .500;be hard-pressed -by Adams Lunch | Cincinnati 19 20 -.487 7 : not get an) a 1.1 509 |and the B29 Bombers. Boston - 2023 465 9 wnt the 18th pa C. Valdez 1 2 .333| Two other teams in the circuit »w York 20 25 © .444 r hele that Lope ied E ‘ Adams Dairy and Veterans 0: | DUE 18 23.439 10 Btw feet away on hi Mischilanaece Foreign Wars, need a little more|Philadelphia _ 15 26 365 13 a A st sented tit Or strikeouts—J, Ogden, c, hitting power to place them in| AMERICAN LEAGUE ’ = Valdez and Hancock, 15 each, {the race. Club— W.L. Pet. GB : © te first Key Wester | Niost bases on balls issued_-F.|_F- Tynes and Sterling are bat- } Boston 36 9 800 ‘Quality tor the National Tynes and E. Rosam, 14 each. |tling it out for batting honors in} New York $2 17 - 653 “6 * ses his loyal followers: | “vost innings _pitched—Han- | the league. ___| Washington ..25 19 1568 11 2 Witting him the best of jcock and E. Sweeting, 28 each. In just. a few weeks more fans | Detroit 25 21 543 113 [gee be the Open. which starts | will know which team will “stay|St. Louis 1827 400 17} * June 13. . Meaning Of Word up there” and just who are the|Cleveland 19 28 404 18° pany ine a Ke y West st Peron ane peeve! hitters and run-produc- | Chicago - 15 27, .357 193 ~ ee 34 rs. >| former Nell Rose Knight'poleon means a card game, 4!: Philadelphia z 1A pe R60 25 ow | type of beet, a- form..of French! —————>" SAVE A LIFE—Give to the Food 2), (aa : pastry, and an old French coin, TS fedlee woo successfully pS aS ty Of the old giue with} Oranges were first brought ing! “a Then tet wood dry | to Europe from China: by. the elt - Apply fresh glue. i tuguese in'1547. | “SAVE A LIFE—GIVE TO THE FOOD DRIVE” ! POPPA ALAAAAAAALAAAAAAAAAASD | PEARLMAN ’S, Inc. “THE STORE OF QUALITY”. The Largest Exclusive LADIES’, MISSES’: ana a CHILDREN’S Store in Key West We Close at 1 “o°Clock Ex Every Thursday Cool Apparel for Summer Days will find a wonderful #etiem of Summer im our lerge Ready- Department. Cool @elore in delightful prints and solids, feasonably priced. 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Rounding up the infield will find Joe Alonso at first, Jim Albury or Jack Carbonnell short, and Mario Hernandez at third. In the outfield will be Joe Mira, Jesus Garcia, and Tony Alonzo, The Miami All Stars will count on, their:ace Herbie Young:to.de|"... the hurling with Schollenberger behind the plate, Young beat the Raiders the first game of the | 1B RRR eeees Strand Theater GINGER ROGERS in “LADY IN THE DARK” Coming: “Too Young to Know” TERRE RBBeReees } 1 Monroe Theater | PAT O'BRIEN in Having A Wonderful Crime News - Sports - Shorts Spanish Picture Every Tuesday SAVE A LIFE—GIVE TO THE FOOD DRIVE pepeeitlcane that the light life had gone out. A year lat Hi this friend discovered that Sandy thad married, and he spesincien jengy- hat him of what he had said. “I “And I “But Ich Stars, 14-9. Tomorrow's game , i 4 know,” replied Sandy. will be their last home game for |. eelick eet feet three weeks. 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