The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 16, 1946, Page 4

PAGE FOUR Pirates Seek First Win’ . With New Pitcher Sunday By NESTOR CASTENEDA Still gunning for their first Winter League victory, the Key West Pirates will send their new pitcher, G. Lastres, to the hill to- morrow against the Trojans. Thus far, the Pirates have dropped two games placing them im the cellar. The Trojans, who are tied with the Blue Sox for second place, will be trying to; keep as close as possible on the} heels of the first-place Red Raid- ers, and will probably use Char- lie Albury or Joe Casa on the) mound. My opinion is that they will give the nod to Casa since} Joe was released by the Pirates, and he will most likely want to | get revenge on his former team- mates. In the first game, the league-} leading Red Raiders will send: their other ace, Bo Meador, to} the hill in an effort to strengthen their hold on first place. DeWitt | Roberts will be in back of the plate. Manager Manolo (Ace- vedo of the Blue Sox, has con- tinued strengthening his club by signing new players. | Recent signatures include pitch- | er E. Mauldin, a newcomer, and “Crip” Lastres, who will hold| down first base for the Sox. Both| are expected to sce action in Sun- day's game. G. Diaz, who iast week held the Pirates in check from the third inning on, will probably get the pitching asignment, with Ace- vedo, himself, being on the re- ceiving end. Following are the probable line- ups for tomorrow's games: FIRST GAME ( P.M.) Red Raiders vs. Blue Sox RAIDERS—Arnold, ss; T. Alon- zo, rf; Baker, cf; Sterling, 1b; Roberts, c; Hernandez, 3b; Cates, 2b; Carbonell, If; Meador, p. BLUE SOX—Villareal, lf; A. Acevedo, 2b; E. Acevedo, cf; Lo- pez, ss; M. Acevedo, c; Cruz, 3b; A. Lastres, 1b; Abreu, rf; Diaz, p.! SECOND GAME (3:30 P.M.) Trojans vs. Pirates TROJANS—Valdez, 2b; J. Na- varro, ss; A. Acevedo, 3b; Joe arro, ¢; Mira, rf; Rueda, lf; Berg, 1b; Domenech, cf; Casa’ or | Albury, p. i | PIRATES—A. Alonzo, rf; D, Lastres, ss; Rodriguez, c; Garcia} Mf; Santana, 2b; J. Albury, 3b; _ | Army and Navy Fives Enter City _ Basketball Loop, Teams from the Army, Navy} and Naval Air Station bid-fair to; make the Class “A” City Baskét-} ball League a merry struggle this; winter in a circuit which may in- mas ort ea THE KEY WEST CITIZEN “Angel Street’’ Givés Extra Hold - Over Performance Tonight “Angel Street,” the three-act | thriller that has held the au- diences at the Barn Theatre breathless all week, packed them in again last night. Every seat in} the house Was sold... . And be- cause each night people have been turned away and because of numerous requests to do so, there will be another (and last) per-i formance tonight at eight-thirty. The Players hadn’t originally counted on a performance to- night, so there are no tickets. Ad- mission will be at thé box office at the Barn Theatre. On Monday night at eight, a | day, tonight and Sunday. Partly |games is scheduled for Monday} | the lower Mississippi river is five la volve as many. as eight teams. meet ais : Re A & eeting of the Players will be City Reereational Director: ), Sean ans “FOC held (at the Barn) to discuss Pehl Detendocs snd thed Bie?S for, another’ play.’ All who} y yare interested in any aspect of U.S.S. Wilkie have entered’ the}, SEAR Bi site: foajor loop alld the AS Deven the theatre are invited to attend. No. 1 five, believed to be from the Naval Air Station, has tenta-' tively entered. A seven-team league, however, is not feasible, hence the admission of another team is expected. Another series of exhibition Twenty-Three Enter Women’s Pin Event The Jackson Square USO an- jmounces a Turkey Tournament the *Wives’ | Teams, to be played off on Tues- night at the high school gymna- day, November 26, at the Sub sium as warm-ups for the official; Base bowling alleys. for month. low: 7:15—Key West Transit Co. vs. Radio. 8:15—U.S.S. Wilkie vs. Army Defenders, 9:15—Red Raiders vs: Coca- Cola. Monday’s contests fol-| luck number holder. Wives Club members register- ed for the Turkey Tournament to date include Mesdames Myrtle |Bracktl, Inez Mouton, Pat Tal- bot, Anne Hinger, Evelyp - Mor- ley, Emily DesArmier, Lucille Browning, Susie ~ Olson, Jerry SSN eae ae oe }Tonden, Edna Smith, Vivian ape: Guilick, Dolly Wilkinson, Helen Fishing Party Held | Bisset, Jeanne Reynolds, Vera Large catches of snappers and | Wood, Viola Heffernan, Sue groupers. rewarded the USQ; Smith, Pat Downing, Marie Reu- Navy Wives Club members who ther, Dot’ Murphy, Dot Barnes fished off Pine Key Bridge yes id Judy Faulds. terday. The lucky anglers were | Mesdames Myrtle Bracktl who! To prevent cookbook smudges, was accompanied ky her son, keep a sheet of transparent ma- Donald; Jerry Tonden, Doreen terial in the book. Place it over Frye, Judy Faulds, Connie Oakes, the page you are using. Peggy Quin, Mary Davies, and Frank Adams and Eileen Cough- | ~ lin of the USO staff. | Strand Theater MAUREEN O'HARA in | «DO YOU LOVE ME?” Coming: “Marco Polo” An underwater canyon beneath miles wide and 600 feet deep. lb; Machin, cf; G. Hernandez, Lastres, p. j Winter League Standings | Club— W.L. Pct. Monroe Theater JOHNNY MACK BROWN in “BORDER BANDITS” Coming: “Bugambilia” ;. Trojans emeee ee 11. 500 -0 2 0005, Daily Shipments of Dazzling for the Holidays DRESSES A Selection of Wools, Crepes, Jerseys and Many Other Fabrics will be Found Here New Shipment of Coming Attraction Mate y Dresses Lovely Lace-Laden SLIPS in Tearose, Black and White e HALF-SLIPS in Black and White ° PANTIES by BLUE SWAN TERS for the Entire Family —All Styles FURNISHINGS for the Red Raiders .. 2 °0'1,000 wn Exclusively ‘at Rubin Appel Club Bowling | street, who has been away from A second | league games to begin later in the turkey will be awarded to the) ‘CITY IS HONORED,’ The Weather (Continuea fin Page Unes would take the President to choice fishing grounds or not. FORECAST Chief of Police Benvenido Perez Key West and Vicinity: Partly , will meet the Presidential party -cloudy, slowly rising tempera-,tomorrow on the Stock Island ture, this afternoon, tonight and bridge, over which the President Sunday. Moderate to fresh north-! is expected to enter the Island of | east winds becoming east and|Key West. Two motorcycle offi- | southeast. ) cers and a police lieutenant will Florida! Partly cloudy, slowly comprise the police chief's staff | rising temperature today, tonight |and furnish escort through the and Sunday. Scattered showers city to the Naval Base. i] in east coastal sections. “Appropriate honors” will be| Jacksonville through the Flor-| rendered there with white-capped ida Straits: Moderate to occa-| sailors formally lining part of-the sionally fresh easterly winds to-| route. ———— Africa contains 40 percent of the world’s potential water power. cloudy weather with widely scat-! tered showers. East Gulf of Mexico: Moderate ; ie Sout eet winds todays }atuugsauesieegamnssveinezninstnesteit z southeast to sou’ un- : TE day. Partly cloudy weather. SAFE EASY'TO ae Jacksonville to Apalachicola U-DRIV BOATS | No small craft or storm warnings Phone 398 have been issued. 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