The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 11, 1947, Page 4

Conchs Stop St. Patrick Star, Win Third Straight, 42 to 26 SCORING* FIRST HALF SPREE OF DAN OGER --ENDED- KEY WEST LENGTHENED 18 - 17 HALF-TIME LEAD For two periods last night, Key West High had some troublesome Shamrocks in its hair but shook loose in the last half to lengthen an 18-17 half-time lead to a 42 to 26 victory over a spirited St. Pat- riok’s, High five of Miami at the high ‘school gym here. A’shock-haired youth named Dan Oger of St. Patrick’s was very much of an ogre to the Conchs in the first half, scoring 12 of his team’s 17 points, dribbling through and around the home team and leading a fast-breaking floor game. The lead see-sawed back and forth during the first-half, with baskets by Albert Parra, Bernie Papy and Robert Parks just about | matching Oger’s scoring spree. A long shot by Oscar Cruz put Key West in the lead a few seconds | before the half ended. During the intermission Coach N. H. Pepper outlined a defense for the bothersome Mr. Oger. In addition to having Parks cover him, Pepper ordered his team to post a loose man in the vicinity of the basket whenever on the de- fensive. Consequently, when Oger, who dribbles like a broken-field runner, either cut or dribbled to the basket he found another Conch in his way. Oger scored two points in the last half. In addition to perfecting its de- fense, Key West found its shoot- ing eye as the second half open- ed, Galey Sweeting, Papy, Cruz} and Parra scored in quick succes- sion to jump the lead from 18-17 to 26-17 before the Shamrocks scored again. The Conchs out- seored the visitors 24 to 9 in the last half for their third win in four starts, with only a one-point defeat marring their record. Papy, elected captain for the game, continued to set the scor- ing pace, his 16 points giving him high honors for both teams. The Conchs will face South Broward here next Friday. In the preliminary game last) night, Key West’s Junior Varsity swamped the St. Patrick Jayvees, 36 to 7. Between the halves of the varsity game, the school Booster Girls and a drum major contingent, led by Betty Spear, paraded to the music of the high school band and formed a sham- |\eeemeseews Connie Mack Tells Hamlin Athletics May Play Here Pirates Need Win Over Sox Sunday For Ist-Half Title The Pirates will be out trying to clinch the Winter League first-half championship tomor- row when they tackle the Blue Sox in the first game of a double- header at Municipal Stadium at 1:15 p. m. The Pirates, who are now two full games ahead of the second-place Raiders, need ‘only one more win to take the { first-half title. In the second game, the Raid- ers will play host to the Tro- jans. The Pirates, who have had trouble with the Blue Sox in| their two previous meetings will | probably send Gabe Lastres to} the hill. O. Rodriguez will do} the receiving. The Blue Sox, on! the other hand, will pitch the Pirates’ nemesis, G. Diaz, with Manager Manolo Acevedo doing the catching. In the second game, the Raid- ers will have their ace pitcher, | Bubber Sweeting, available, and! will probably use him against | the Trojans in an effort to stay | in the race. Esmond Albury will do the catching. | The Trojans will probably use | Charlie Albury, who has a record | of one victory and one defeat | against the Raiders so far this; season, with R. E. Berg behind | the plate. League Standings. i Club— W. L. Pet. Pirates : 8 2 .800) |Red Raiders 6 4 .600) | Trojans 8 27 SM) Blue Sox 3 7 .300 AUUUMANANELEOUUUUAAEONOEUUUAL AAMT BASKETBALL High School Gymnasium (Night Games) STITT LLL LLL LLL LL LLL LLL TUESDAY— 7:15—Key West Transit Co. vs. US Marines. 8:15—Army Defenders vs. Jun- | ior Conchs. 9:15—USS Wilkie vs. Red Raid- ers. { WEDNESDAY— 7:15—Junior Conchs vs. Ro-| mero’s Electric Service. 8:15—US Marines vs. USS Wil- rock in honor of the visitors. kie. Box scores: 2 9:15—Red Raiders vs. USS Sars- Key West High field. Player-Position— FG FT TP, pHURSDAY— weeting, If 1 0 2) 7:15—Radio vs. USS Wilkie. aldeé, “If 0 0 0} 8:15—High School Varsity Girls Pineda, If O° 0 tp vs. Catholic Youth Club. ; McCullough, If 0 0 9! 9:15—Coca-Cola vs. Key West! Lastres, rf 0 0 0} Transit Co. Cruz, rf 2 1 5) — Parra, c 5 1 11| Parks, lg 3 a 8) ————- COMPLETE Roberts, lg 0 0 0, Papy, rg 5 2 3 RADIATOR SERVICE eae (ss tice at PRESSER’S ear High» | ~— RADIATOR SHOP St. Patrick's High Player-Position— FG FT TP! RED SAIC, MASS Duffy, If 0 2 2) Dabney, If 0 0 0 Oger, rf 6 2 14 Hoban, c 4 0 8) Powell, c 0 0 0 Melvin, lg . 2. 48 Chamblis, rg 0 1 1 Doran, rg 0 0 0 Totals— 10 6 26 Free throws missed: Parra 2, Parks 1, Cruz 1, Duffy 5, Dabney 1, Oger 4, Chamblis 1, Doran 1. Personal 1 each, Sweeting 3, Parks 4, Oger 3, Hoban 2, Melv ney and Chamblis 1 each Referee: Gustitus; umpire: Lit- tle. Key West Junior Varsity Player— FG FT Herrick 1 Bethel Busto Castillo Saunders Sawyer Cates Louis Lowe Perez | eee mor mes Totals— 17 St. Patrick's Junior Varsity 2 fouls committed: By Lastres, Papy and Roberts 2 , Cruz , Dab- lwernnananan A letter from Connie Mack, famous 84-year-old manager of the Philadelphia Athletics, has been received by Roy Hamlin, chairman of the Mu- nicipal Stadium Committee, indicating that the A‘s will . play one or more spring train- ing games in Key West this year. Mack says he thinks ar- rangements can be made for an appearance in Key West after the Athletics reach their spring training camp at West Palm Beach about March 1. Hamlin said he is trying to arrange for a meeting of the A’s and the Boston Braves, who train at Fort Lauderdale. Mack's letter, received in re- sponse to an inquiry from Hamlin, was written by him in Hollywood, Cal. SII ISI ST IS, SCHEDULE MEETING (Continued from Page One) street, and Curro’s Bar, 801 Du- val street. 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