The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 23, 1946, Page 4

} Meador To Pitch For Raiders Against Lastres Of Pirates Red Raider manager Bill Cates*. @ffmounced today that he had} thesen Bo Meador to do mound @uty against the Pirates tomor- row in the second game of a seheduled doubleheader. The Pi- fetes, on the other hand, will bank on the pitching arm of Gabe “Fireball” Lastres. Both Meador and Lastres have record- ed one victory against no défeats im the Winter League. Both teams have ample pitch- ing reserves should either of the! two falter. The Raiders can @ on Jack Carbonell or Cheta Baker, while the Pirates will call on either Fito Lastres! er Joe aqua should they be the first game, the Trojans the Blue Sox will tangle in game which will be highlight- by newcomers. The Trojans man Dukes, and P. Higgenboth- pe ® sixteen-year-old pitcher, with good prospects. The latter Legion Tops Caps 3-2, Deadlocking Softball Series The American Legion overcame a 2-0 lead last night at Bayview Park and defeated Bottle, Cap Inn, 5 to 2, in the second game df | their seven-game benefit ‘series for “Radio” Carey, injured Bottler left-fielder. DeWitt (Buster) Roberts, Bot- tler pitcher, held the Legion with- out a hit for the first four in- nings but allowed two runs in the fifth and two more in the sev- enth when a walk, a single by Valdez and a triple by Tynes won the ball game. Score by innings: R. H. E. Legion 000 020 210-5 5 4 Bottlers 200 000 000—2 6 3 F. Tynes and Castro; B. Rob- erts and Cates. . Three-base hits: F. Tynes; two- will probably start against the pase hit: Sterling; stolen bases: Blue Sox tomorrow. Joe Navarro Baker, J. Villareal 2, Valdez 2; will be behind the plate. The sacrifice hit: Griffen; struck out: Blue Sox will use their new hurl- by Roberts 9 (Hopkins 2, Barber, r, Mauldin, on the mound with Castro, J. Villareal, Griffin, Val- M. Acevedo behind the bat. This dez, F. Tynes 2), by F. Tynes 4 ad will get under way at 1 (Lewis 3, Juliuis Villareal); bases } on balls: off Roberts 2, off Tynes ‘Roy Hamlin, president of the 3; double :plays: J. Villareal to Stadium Committee, announced Valdez, Hopkins’ to Valdez; hit teday that the refilling which by pitcher: Valdez; left on bases: was being dose on the infield Bottlers 8, Legion 3; time head been completed, and it same: 1.30; F. Villareal-at the ‘. A plate, Varela at first base, Mal-, — ee aarp age grat at second base, C. Albury seme is thé line-up for at third base; scorer: Aguilar. the game between the Pirates end the Raiwers. Batting aver-! ages appear in parentheses: Pirates Santana, 2b (417) Lastres, ss (250) Rodriguez, c (231) A. Alonzo, cf (222) Garcia, If (250) 3. Albury, 3b (167) Hernandez, 1b (300) Willard, rf (000) G. Lastres, p (1-0) Game Monday Night Monday at 8 p.m. the ‘third game will be play at Bayview Park. Legion will be out in full strength: and the Bottlers will have Hancock in the box and De- Witt Roberts behind the plate. Rosam or F, Tynes will pitch for Legion. Alkmaar in the Netherlands is the center of the Edam cheese {| SCO a ‘vana run and placed in govern- }ports-from where troops were THE KEY WEST CITIZEN INDIANA BUSINESSMEN HAD BIG FISHING DAY LOCALLY THURSDAY Captain Lloyd Shaeffer of the 400-horsepower, 62-foot boat “Ieacos,” showed five Indian- apolis businessmen the time of their lives here yesterday. The Hoosier state men had been in Miami to attend the ABCB convention, and had journeyed down to the Island City to see the sights and enjoy. a day of fishing. Frank Mose, one of the group of five, boated a 41-pound king- fish, and the other four, Thomas |' E. Dugan, L. Zunk,..F, Keers, and E, Southerland, landed their share of yellowtails, grunts and | groupers, including one 15-pound grouper, and one mackerel. A sailfish was sighted, but was not caught. All the convention- ers are the house guests of Charles Hasse, 927 Eaton street. Capt. Harrington Vacationing Here Captain C. D. Harrington, com-f'and lower than the white light | capacities: manding officer of the steamship Florida, is spending a vacation with Mrs. Harrington at the fam- ily home, 1213 White street. Captain Harrington has been | in war service since the begin- | ning of the war, when the Flor- ida was removed as a passenger ship from the regular Miami-Ha- ment service as a troop transport, making regular runs from ports in this country to debarkation transferred to European ports. Captain Harrington will re- main in this city until the Flor- ida has been. reconverted to passenger travel service at New- port News, Virginia. It is ex- pected the vessel will resume its pre-war run between Miami and Havana about the first of the year. oAUMADVTELESAUAUEREDAAAEEATA TENANT AW ARDE Auto to 4975 HARRY M. TRETTER Trip to Cuba to 5018 R. N. HYDE and AL CORNAN TT LL LLU LLL Red Raiders Arnold, ss (250) T. Alonzo, rf (357) Baker, cf (545) Sterling, 1b (600) Roberts, ¢ (455) Hernandez, 3b (167) Cates, 2b (273) “Carbonelt, if (100) Meador, p (1-0) CLUB The Store BASKETBALL High School Gym leek of Nov. 25 . MONDAY— 7:00 P.M.—Wolverines vs. Cath- olie Youth Club. 8:00 P.M.—Wildcats vs. Porter- Allen. 9:00 P.M.—Raiders vs. Conchs. TUESDAY— 7:15 PM.—Lions Girls vs. Cath- olic Youth Club Girls. 8:15 P.M.—Coca-Cola vs. Ra- dio. 9:15 P.M.—USS Wilkie ‘vs. Key West Transit Co. WEDNESDAY— 7:15 P.M.—PAL Girls vs. High School Girls. . 8:15—Osterhoudt Wolves vs. Romero's Electric Serv- ice. 9:15 P.M.—Red Raiders Army Defenders. Nene Nn en ne aA MAAAAADAAAADAAADAAAAAAAA AAA AAA datratntetntntedndntndndntredndrtntntet vs. Visit... 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Catry at hand a lantern or flash- ible to publish them all at one| light showing a_ white light time. which shall be exhibited in suf- However, in the interest of the! ficient time to avert collision. many motorboat! enthusiasts of | Sound SI@ancnes Devices: (a) the island, we are going to run None. z the information in installment! Life Preservers or Other Life- form. We will try to cover one! saving Devices: (a) Class A mo- class of motorboat in each col-, torboats shall carry an approved umn. Today we start off with: life preserver, ring, buoy, or Class A: Any motorboat less; buoyant cushion for each person than 16 feet in length. | on board. Lights: (a) A bright white! + Fire Extinguishers: (a) Class A light aft to show all-around the motorboats are required to carry horizon. 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