The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 19, 1946, Page 4

and Raiders Play ~ For City Crown Tomorrow Key West's baseball fans flock %&—————— t@ Municipal Stadium tomorrow fe &@ doubleheader which fea- the second gameof the city ip series between Bill Cates’ Red Raiders the high-flying Pirates of kh Pancho Sanchez. Phe Red Raiders will make bid to even the series at p mm, the Pirates having the first game last Sun- 14 © Oo inthe opening half "the twin bill the newly or- Trojans meet the Blue aipm Although walloped for 14 hits 08 as many runs in the series Bubber Sweeting is the tossing for the Red Raid- femerrow. Bo Meadors will be held in reserve. Esmond Al- Gary it sisted to be behind the for the Raiders. Galinero, who turned @ weet job of relief pitching the lest two innings of the lest Sunday, is Manager é selection for tomorrow's duty. Salinero relieved See Case in the eighth inning held the Raiders scoreless, one hit in the two in- he pitched. The Pirates will ©. Rodriguez catching teams have large follow- end the fans are backing choices to the limit. Chal- and counter-challenges by partisari supporters as to the merits of the teams have thrown around the city for @ week and the fans are to see @ decision reached. epening game also sei plenty of fast baseball. Trojans, managed by Vic sandli, have such stars as Ar- Acevedo, Juani and Joe and Skip Rueda. The Sex, under the manage- { Manolo Acevedo, are wed mostiy of high school % with able support from the af the Acevedo brothers. rojans will prcbably use ge Malgrat or Dick Navarro mound with Jog Navarro the plate. The Blue Sox Viti Vidal or Fito the hurling with Manager Cates’ choice arre fbonell or Arnold, ss; veeting or Meador, p. Pirates wntgna, 2b. ag . Hernandez, 1b; lenzo, If; ». Rodriguez, c; Machin, cf; ila, rf; ro, Pp. And Sylvia Are Entertainers At Raul’s Raul's Club on the Boulevard, | deere works Stanley (Crunch) a8 bis orchestra, with Sylvia at Be piano, entertaining nightly, wi heave several feature num- Bere tonight The host invites the public > come out tonight for a big fie. Ne cover or minimum @harge. There is always plenty ot tum end parking space at Reels club. The announcement @ppeers in today’s paper. Hallowe en Dance At Driftwood Heetor Barroso announces else- where int s Citizen that the “te dance of the year” will be held at the Driftwood on . October 31. s,new Spotlight Band hand with music for nm and listening pleas- who attend. 1 be given for tay Harte be the 4 hove A prize the tee wetume ae Strand Theater Errol Fiynn in “SAN ANTONIO” Geming: “Sentimental Journey” | Theater JONNY MACK BROWN in “FRONTIER FEUD” Coming: “Las Abandonadas” . | Se SNE NR, Your Grover SELLS That GOOD STAR * BRAND ccusan COFFEE end CUBAN Try A Pound Today! ‘ Jewelers, Legion Meet In Playoff The American Legion and B29 Jewelers will meet Monday for second place in the Class A City Softball League and the right to; play the Bottle Cap Inn nine for rity championship. ‘The Machinists (Cappers) have three games to play,. one with Roy’s Auto Parts, one with the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the third with the Adams Dairy- men, ‘to complete their schedule. | These games will be played on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday | nights of next week, along with the playoff battles. During the following week the, Bottle Cap Machinists will meet | the winner of the Legion-Jeweler playoff series. i Monday’s first game will get) under way at 7:30 o’clock and the ! second game at 9 o'clock. t Joe Mira and Charles Albury will do the umpiring. | Herald Trounced . By News, 16to5. Class B Softball: League came to a closeilast night. Daily News, ! in winning its final garee, grabbed ; the championship crown. Griffin’ Garden niné also won its game and. took second place. Daily*News won over ‘the Her-! ald, 16-to 5, in last night’s open-’ ing game of a doubleheader at Bayview Park. j Score by innings: R. H. E. Herald _.. 101 2010—5 4 2 Daily News 544 201 x—16 10 6, Pinder, Bailey and R. Hen-} riquez, Alayon; Crusoe, Ingraham and Wells. { r Solomon, Busto; 7:30—Bottle Cap Inn vs. Adams Dairy. 9:00—American Legion vs. Sher Jewelers. TUESDAY— 7:30—Bottle Cap Inn vs. Roy’s Auto Parts. 9:00—American Legion vs. Sher Jewelers. THURSDAY— 7:30—Bottle Cap Inn vs. VFW. 9:00—American Legion vs. Sher Jewelers. RECREATION Bayview Park—Tennis, Basket- ball and Handball Courts, Dia- mondball, Kiddy Playground, Comfort Stations. South Beach and Rest Beach— Swimming. Gulf Dock and Rest Beach— Deepsea Fishing. Small Boats. Duffy. And Curry. Hits At Sloppy Joe’s Bar Frank Duffy and Gould Curry, {that inseparable team, entertains with songs and chatter this week. Duffy (the poor old fellow) will j tell the story of his life, from plumber to bartender, and act as master of ceremonies, accom- panying soft music by Gould Cur- ry at the piano. There is no cov- er or minimum charge at Sloppy Joe’s Bar and never a dull -mo- ment. The announcement is else- where in today’s Citizen. Mining is the chief industry of Bolivia. ae three-base hit: Busto; struck out: by Crusoe 3, by Pinder -; bases on bal ff Crusoe 5, off Pinder 5, off Bailey 7; umpires: G. Lewis and M. Arango. 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