The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 20, 1947, Page 3

MONDAY, JANUARY 20,1947 ee Blue Sox Go Into 3rd: Spot With 3-0 Win Over Trojans Eloy Acevedo's single in the eleventh inning with the bases | ewww: omded sparked a three-run rally; which enabled the Biue Sox to; FOLLOWING ‘urn baek the Trojans, 3-0. The| . vin gave the Sox undisputed pos-? UGH “#son of third place in the first- By halt schedule of the Winter Base-; PEDRO AGUILAR ai! League ‘ | Meee eeeesesasesoce The second game of the after-| Every one noticed the standings on at the Municipal Stadium |°! the basketball clubs in po iwnessed the Red Raiders spank |W°e*’s Paper and it showed the | wendariucia i ve Pirates, 5-2, behind the five- | USS. Wilkie with one game lost | t mound performance of Bubber | When it should have shown them weeting -with ng games lost. Gabriel (Fireball) Lastres, who! The Red Raiders are leading *'tehed from the Pirates to the with four won and no reverses and Sex last week, hooked up in the Wilkie has three games won “¢ duel with Charlie Al- and no losses, both having 1.000 of the Trojans. In hanging percentage. f fourth victory of the sea- The games won by the Raiders Lastres struck out 11 batters have been: Raiders 41, Radio 16; owed but two hits. Not a Raiders 29, Transit Co. 19; Raid- eached third and only ers 25, Coca-Cola 7; Raiders 47, so! as far as second and that Marines 12—a total of 142 points 1 erro! to 54 for opponents. The highest e Albury went all the to score against them was the the Trojans. He had a Transit Co. with 19. ‘ter for six and two-thirds | The Wilkie has won: Wilkie 35, Then Lopez, Sox third Transit Co, 24; Wilkie 45, Marines cratched an infield hit. 22; Wilkie 47, Radio 34—giving ielded two additional hits them a total of 127 points in three Lastres himself and E, games and 80 points for oppon- los game-winning _ single. ents. y dropped his fifth game of half schedule. In Going. , altiititttiiitissitiiteinicsiristititiiiiiiiaesnnatitittiittitiny e struck out five and issued Another Mound Duel < : econd game, the Raid- High School Gymnasium r Sweeting and Willard (Night Games) Pirates hooked up iin qumniynryMmunnniusimtanrieetnuimeNn! @ duel in which each hurl- wes da total of'five’hite, (jTONMO Te on Roberts’ homer in the 7:00—Wildcats vs. Conchs. ng with nobody on gave! 8:00—Porter-Allen vs. Raiders, Sniders. thats on Pw en, : 9:00—Catholie Youth Center vs. Santana singled and TUESDAY— ’ ! n Garcia's triple. ‘he! 7:15—Army Defenders vs. Os- k the lead temporarily | _ terhoudt Wolves. rth inning when the a 8:15—Red Raiders vs. Radio. ta . USS Wilkie. GUNPLAY DURING t 5 BUSINESS AS USUAL A FILM STRIKE i ONE AS A 5 { DESPITE A HOLLY- IN HOLLYWOOD COAL-HITS. T WOOD SLAYING ep I ! 9:15—Coca-Cola vs to push across one tally by Tony Alonzo and WEDNESDAY— Hernandez 7:15—Radio vs. Coca-Cola, : $ eee aman e pe ee oe Vara on DEATH: TRAP IN ATLANTA’S WINECOFF HOTEL i p EMEN VS. PICKET IN A PHILADELPHIA STRIKE i Sterling’s single that 78. s 2 : . - ta laa fone wt Gris eee i aaa teeta pad ao patina Hid Sua yt a _— cia’s legs for a _ Girls. oe NTY OF TIME ei error. gave the Haiders)= 9:15--Red Raiders: “yay (USS JUST IN TIME THREE COUSINS HAVE PLE! Sassen, maee| Wilke Humbert Mira Wins Ist Prize), »vste's' “tor sr.| "°° ‘sane atn tio a] coucaco te has te ided another run in the THURSDAY— m | nan, returning home from a visit] NEW YORK. — Two sisters,{ broke into Ro when Roberts beat out an} 7:15—Key West Transit Co. vs. car recently has plenty of time ; | to his» mothery -found * his wife. yir5 Rose Bonagura, 31, and Mrs. a z "id pen and scred | 8:5 —Ontehoa Of 38: In Blind Bogie Contest :x;oeicrm-stidee swim verte hinray, 2a oe Suslamemam me ot wee n a wild pitch and scored; 8:15—Osterhoudt Wolves vs. n scious gn the’ fldor of the kiteher’ Latoine| fi . {135 electric clocks. Vidal overthrew third. A Junior Conchs. i ? - ¥ ! birth: to sons the same afternoon | __ : | and -the stove turned on, Police hospital in which, | 2c, nd_@ couple of putouts, | 9:15—Army Defenders vs. Ro-| Humbert Mira took first. prizeyg————-—_______—_—_ | 25) ig. gve failed to Tight as pe ches pre ‘tothe: day. 2 (Your Guisces SELLE Than Z e Raiders their fifth run} mero’s Electric Service. |. he Blind: Begie gel pb api reparing to four: 8 sai ah Good eRNRRT WETS caee Ane solic Marking Motor Route | MES. rane ” in af They, third sister, Mrs. Mildred Taor- | STAR * BRAND festan 1 } tour ont hele he local golf ,“"*4 H a istmas dinner.” They, “."° Dees | Witt Roberts led the Raiders’, anaaacemmneonmanennmnganms} tournanst — ~» ste - go [} Through ‘Africa. For | Jate saetasactre o mergency | MIN, bore a daughter Rete E tflelder, led their by Atwood’ S es and D, D. ms KHARTOUM. — In thn Gontury iémbers ! Coast of South America, means | Try A Pound Today. ) do sin- as: a ded third prize of}, nd? ghaa ys yy s ee Silden, s Po an rida ey | RECREATION feko. pect va hi aie Sek 3 and - gASAl of royal families anointed their, River of Silver : nes ee » a rips 14 H { 9-2 2 ar " ' [UM | Fu mbert was also low medalist {PON 200 yards ape bodies with scented oils, which | ee ee s SWIMMING—South Beach, south} with 75 Harry Knight’s 76 was ian! ottReltdasidau supposedly had a. cleansing ef $ : FIRST GAME end of Duval Street. | good fo: cond place and Jimmy ween Shellal and Wadi Halfa feck ~ #98 2VRUMBI : 3 Blue S AB RH PO A .DEEPSEA FISHING—Gulf Dock, | Mira’s t him in third posi- Bane Chae ana ried : 3 : tho reer a west Caroline Street; Craig} tion ne , cording to plans of the Sudar LosT 32 Ibs ° : H \ 0 012 oj Stat north end of Grinnell; sre scores Hand. Net | Government. ! le 3 Modern machinery and H ‘i : BASEBALL—Winter League dou-|H. Moore 99 260 73) ‘7 : Dee tee of Ugly Fart! 4 ficient, methodasenable ; 0100 bleheader every Sunday, eu BCCLUne ue Bo ue ae ie ie : WS isat e us to offer you_superior $ “er ae p.m., at Municipal Stadium, avis as 20 sce i = ise evoke los e ee. ice Rana ie i . fs Duck Ave. and 14th St. Harbin 114 43 each Shell- | acing Plan. Now # printing service at fair : 0 0 0 9 GOLF—Municipal Golf Course,|Lt. Harbin 10427 ‘ : ae an | $ prices. Consider us when e BY oh Ook Stock Island. {Curry Harris 85 20 The sudan Goxeree ne ‘ ig you place your next print- 4.0 1 2 3,TENNIS—Bayview Park on Di-|Paul Mesa eee nie cues Sa ® ing order. py | vision Street (day and night) J Je 95 1S t : x : : 403 33311 facilities). fered eaiben ee le Phone 51 and Our Representative Will Call AB ¥ H PO K BASKETBALL—Outdoor courts|Harry Knight - i : Trojans t ' at South Beach and Bayview| Clem P oé s i 3 &r 400 3 | Park. | James McCardle 104 25 convo ; { * he Artman Press 4.0 0 5 | WANDBALL—Bayview Park. Kermit Lou 84 «10 st huts will 4 0 0 9 0 SHUFFLEBOARD — Bay vietw!Jess Ci 11430 stance from K THE CITIZEN BUILDING alias Park and South Beach. |P.F, Newson 108-3573 sais ER ab 4 0.0 2 2 prenicKING—Tables at Bay-|James Mira 7 - fT) The population f rf ae Or Oe 8 view Park. | Humbert ‘ 5 Fy rto Rico more than 10, 0 0 0 0 0 GyILDREN’S PLAYGROUND —|Jimmy C 90 22 that of States, 4:70 0.08, opecuinas marke Pinky Osborne 92 157 T e RET wc emma hoe ee Overseas Transportation : Park. | PAs 5 eee steak aeanciimaitceamaiaillibian Fieldc n 95 15 35 0 2 33 13 r jErnie G 88 6 C I inning xu &| Your Horoscope |x'p «: 8410 ompany, ne. sox 000 000 000 03-3 : JR. RC 96 20 : 00 600 000 00—O MONDAY, JANUARY 20, 1947/p 87 20 Fast, Dependable Freight and Express Service ( Lopez, G. —Today’s native may be some-! 96 18 Between Mira Navarro 3; what gloomy in disposition, but 101 20 te E. Acevedo 2; stol- gifted with directness and celer- pom Gibson 96 20 MIAMI d K Y WEST Valdez; double play: ity of action, You should strive!’ 1 i an E Haskins; left on bases: to look on the brighter side oe life. | Mrs B: Serving ALL POINTS on Florid Keys Sox Trojans 3; bases on 4 > tendency is to follow the! aiwood S Also a . ak West kibury Scoltbasiven fo erent impulse. A good parent- | Betweén Miami and Key Wes' xy Albury 5, by Las- al training is portant | TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS Sup Lah nae) CE A Da TER (Know America) Express Schedule: C. Albury; passed xxVidal, ¢ 3 4 ‘ 3 oer Bh areaty Real (No Stops En Route) mpires Clark and xxxIlaqua a arold c sasypyesion ace fee SE tie Be Castaneda; time: Tees 2s ICE CEPT SUNDAYS) at 6:00 P. M. Ar he villacd in oth, li 1 rives at Miami at 12:00 o'clock Mid- SECOND GAME x--Batted tor. 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