The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 24, 1946, Page 4

‘2 (By Ansociated Press) NEW YORK; Aug. 24.—St. Louis Cardinals remained ‘tied with the Brooklyn Dodgers yes- terday as both teams were vic- terious by. identical scores of 2 to 1. Redbirds defeated Phila- elphia in a night game and the Bums downed Cincinnati in a day battle. As the National League leader- ‘ship .knot remained tied, the Pittsburgh Pirates scored 7 to 3 over the New York Giants, and the Chicago Cubs won 3-1 from the Boston Braves. In the American circuit, the Philadelphia Athletics, behind Flores’ three-hit pitching, — tri- umphed 1-0 over the Cleveland Indians. New York Yankees were victorious 4-1 over the St. Louis Browns. Washington Senators scored a 3-2 win from the Detroit Tigers in the first game but fell 5-0 in the nightcap. Results and batteries of yester- day’s and last night's games are as follows: NATIONAL LEAGUE New York Pittsburgh Trinkle, Thompson and Cooper; At St. Louis Philadelphia St. Louis — At Chicago Boston < Chicago Sain and Masi; Erickson an Higbe an Night Game At Philadelphia Cleveland __ Philadelphia Night Game ey Bahr and Lopez. Judd .and Seminic a Eayingston. | and Mueller. : Harder and ‘ At Pittsburgh Night Game and Kluttz. * At Cincinnati AMERICAN LEAGUE Desautels. eee ih er Night Game At'New York New York Robinson. e , At' Washington Detroit __ Washington Hutchinson, R. H. E. 260 a3 s Newhouser \ DIANA DEB the dainliness ba Cleverly designed for gentle up- ._ liftand:firm separation—DIANA. DEBS offer the comfort of pro- portioned A, B and C cyp-depths +++ the luxury of dainty Luxable fabrics. Adjustable shoulder straps... elastic panel at back. Belder’s Has No Connection With Any Store in Key West BELDNER’S “Key West's New Exlusive Ready-to-Wear Store” TELEPHONE 1133 528 Duval Street Opposite Strand Theater We Close at ! o'Clock Thursdays dinals, Dodgers Win; -. Remain In N. L. Knot Raiders Will Wild Junior . Dailys News and Griffin Conch ‘Garden were victors in a. wild Class B (Junior) League softball doubleheader at Bayview Park dast night. In the opening game, the News- men walloped the Delmonicos, 15 to 12. Leading hitters were Roberts, with three safeties; Brown and T. Lowe, two each, for thes victors. Albury poled three safely to top the losers in stick work. ° In the field, Boza, Albury and Engage Boca Raton Sunday Key. West Red Raiders will' play a doubleheader here Sun-| day against the Boca Raton! Goehring were the best for. the Bombers. Now in second pla¢e,|Restaurantmen, Pineda, Crusoe z . ».' and Ogden for the Newsmen, the Raiders are a game behind), Score by innings: RHE the league-leading Ft. Lauder-| News. 011 382-15 7 4 dale Tarpons. Delmonico 002 046-12 6 4 Joe M. i : Crusoe, Saunders and Higgan- Oe eAnone. prealdent) ch the botham; Herrick and Williams. Dade County League, announced Wednesday that the game which Home, spi: Biwi sec eae) ue “| three-base hit: Roberts; struck was to have been played at Mi-! out: by Herrick 4, by Crusoe 6 ami Field that night between } bases on balls: off Herrick 6, off the Red Raiders and the Miami , CTusoe 10; umpires: Baker and Veterans had been postponed un- port til a dater date. *. | Griffin Corich Garden outfit Raiders will have their two yomped all over the Miami Her-' aces, Bubber Sweeting and Toby aiq in the nightcap. The final Owens, with Pancho Salinero score was 21 to 6. a aera aes wale 08 ee OQ. Oropesa, Collins, Pazo and sages gi cgeorsc aie : Gwynn each poled two safély for Bombers, who have improved the Conchs. Knowles got two their’ team considerably, will ¢o. the Herald. é probably ae _Burke and Roy , Knowles and Lloyd for the Mi- Mink, a pro pitcher, to do their ami Herald, Oropesa and. Sands mound chores, . |for the Conchs were the best in The Raiders have made im- the field. provements, too. Danny Lastres, | Sag eg oy e rookie shortstop with the Tampa PSieiis by Bee Geet a Smokers of the Florida Interna- \ Fyo,a14 103 110— 6 6 12 tional League, was signed yes-| H. Oropesa: and E. Griffin; E. terday to fill the place left va- ‘sawyer and F, Sawyer. Ny oad sic he A Maths Home runs: Sands, Carey, aus wanes Lich ation .,, Lloyd; three-base hits: J. Lewis, with. big league prospects, will Gwynn; stolen bases: Pazo 3, Her- report to the Smokers next sea- jongez'2; struck out: by Sawyer son, Z _!1, by Oropesa 4; bases on -balls: The twin bill tomorrow will off Oropesa 6, off Sawyer 9; um- mark the last time. these two pires: Tynes and Baker; scorer: teams will meet this season! The Aguilar, Park Games) « Raiders have won three out of four games played against the: Bombers. i The first game tomorrow will get underway at 1:30 p. m. A 1 ESA Standings of the teams show that Griffin ‘Conch Garden has ‘won four, lost one; Miami Daily News, three and two; Delmonico, NG ORL IESE % ene: THE KEY WEST CITIZEN How They Stand NATIONAL LEAGUE jub— W.L. Pet. GB. Brooklyn _ 72 45 615 St. Louis 7245 = .615 Chicago __ 54 534 Boston: 57 56.504 Cincinnati 53 64 453 ‘New York .. 5165 .431 Philadelphia _ 48 67 — .417 Pittsburgh _ 46 65.413 AMERICAN LEAGUE Clyub— W. L. Pet. Boston 84 37.694 New York _. 7249 .512 Detroit _.. 65 52 Washington _ 60. 61 . Cleveland 56 65 Chicago’ 54 66 St. Louis 51 68 Philadelphi 39 82 9% 13 19 20% 23 23 GB. m | 17 24 28 29% 33 44% t if Dance Program Pees Being Rehearsed Albert Boza, who is “drilling” } the young folks participating in the Conga Line for the costume street dance on Labor Day, is do- ing a grand job, those in charge of Labor Day dance: arrange- ments said today. Andres Diaz, director of the Pepsi-Conga band, with his play- ers, is furnishing the music and the boys are doing all right, they asserted. | Others: concerned are hard at work on the holiday program, which promises to be a day long! to be remembered. Mr. Boza is asking that all those who wish. to be in the Conga Line report for rehearsal at the Jackson Square USO, tomorrow at'2 p.m. sharp. sarpelenancpealingnnaiemetell Seeuepanpeaeeen Two-Purpose Fire Well Being Dug By City Robert Dopp, public safety director, announces that a fire well is being dug in re- verse at the corner of Amelia and Emma streets. The land in that area -is low and consequently a def- inite drainage problem exists there. This will be remedied, Mr. Dopp reveals, by the dig- Over Bell er ise Last Night In Main Co |. (By Associated Press) NEW YORK, Aug. 24.—Georgie Abrams, 28, of Washington, D. C., outpointed Steve Belloise of New York in a featured 10-round mid- dieweight main event at Madison Square Garden last night. The referee had scored the bout event at four rounds each and two tied, but Judges Monroe and ‘Lestrong had awarded Abrams 6-4 and 7-3, respectively. This gave the Washingtonian the bout by majority decision. Belloise Favored ‘Belloise had won his last 15 fights, 12 of which were by the KO route, and was a 5-1 favorite to cop last night’s tussle and a 2-1 favorite to score a knockout. Abrams was the skilled boxer but he was continually the coun- ter puncher and was on the de- fensive throughout the bout. Belloise was the stronger and landed. by far more damaging blows. At times it seemed Abrams would not be able to weather the storm of blows. The Weather Forecast Key West and Vicinity: Partly cloudy to cloudy this afternoon, tonight and Sunday. Scattered showers and thunderstorms most- ly at night or in early morning. Gentle to moderate variable winds, mostly southeasterly. gineers office, Key West. i The Briggs will be at home in the Dyson. apartments, 2213 Sta- ples avenue, to their many ffiends and acquaintances. Mrs. Briggs is employed with | ** the Southernmost City Pharm- Lacy, Ine., of this city. Chicago is the nation’s largest | railroad center, and is served by 22 trunk railroads. 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