The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 29, 1947, Page 6

2a RUSE Pe i RNS CIRCE IES, PAGE FOUR THE KEY WEST CITIZEN SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1947 RAIDERS TAKE KEY WEST'S LAST CRACK AT ‘TOURIST? CLUB SUNDAY Bo Meador and Dick Farkas Opp osing | U. of Havana To Play 6 Baseball, 4 Key West Golfers Pitchers; Pirates Play Blue Sox In Opener At 1:15 MIAMI IS NOT SCHED*&—————~ ULED TO MEET ANY} MORE LOCAL TEAMS; 41 RUNS IN 3 GAMES The Red Raiders take another’ evack at the Miami Tourists to-| morrow in a last effort to re-; deem Key West's record the Florida International League! against ‘Key West Jaycees | ToBe Sponsors Of Golf Tournament ite Key West Junior Cham- ber of Commerce will sponsor <¢-¢ a+ @n annual golf tournament, club, The game ght Mart at starting Thursday April 3, and 3:15 p.m. the nightcap of a punning through Sunday, April doubleheader at Municipal Sta- 6, It will be a 36-hole medal play dium. In the opener, the Pir- to determine the City Champion- ates play the Blue 1:15 ship and Runner-up. All entries Bo Meader to take must be in by the evening of the mound against the Tourists April 1 in order that pairing may and if he pitching anything like he did last Sunday when he blanked the Pirates, 8-0 with one hit, the youngster should make it quite a ball game. The Raiders scored more runs off the Tour- ists than any other club a 13-8 decision 2 week ago Tuesday. Unlike the Blue Sox and the Pirates, however, the Raiders faced a rookie line-up untik the 7th inning when regulars were sent in and lengthened a 7-6 lead. The Tourists have scored a grand total of 41 runs in three games to 17 for the Raiders, Blue Sox and Pirates. Blue Sox were routed, 17 to 6 and the Pirates dropped a c The R face some tougher pitching tomorrow than they did iast time also. The rook- ies who twirled against them then have been released for the most part and it looks as though Dick r Farkas, one of Manager Dave Coble'’s best to: will be on ci the mound. Joe Sylvester, the right-handed lad of Italian de-| cent who has shown a lot on the} ball, may also see duty. Unless another game is squeez- ed into the spring training sched- ule of the Tourists, this will be their last appearance against a} Key West club. Their only other} scheduled game here is Saturday; when the Havana Cuban ida International Li ians, come h \ ncho Salinero will pitch the open ber Sweeting or Guillermo Diaz on the mound for the Blue Sox. Probable lineups: MIAMI TOURISTS } Skeeter Webb or Joe Bodner, 2b: Armando Galart, ss: Ray Stokes, 1b; | George Souter. cf: i Aurelio Fernandez, lf; | ee Jordan or Gerald Beck, Bill Lewis, Tom Lacy or W. Rowland, c: Dick Farkas, p. RED RAIDERS | Philip (Cheta) Baker, If; Mgr. Bill Cates, 2b; Armando Acevedo, ss; Clayton Sterling, 1b; DeWitt Roberts, cf: Mario Hernandez, 3b; Esmond Albury, c: Jackie Villareal, lf; Bo Meador. p. % ) Postpone Party” For Yachtsmen’ Postponement of the coming of | the St. Petersburg na yachts- men to Key West forced the Key { West Yacht Club to put off hold- i ing an oper yuse for the boat- | men until norrow, instead of today. ’ Open house will be held from noon for and the no banc Hotel a The visitors are expected tc arrive in Key West either to- night or early tomorrow. They are com in the same sailboats run from St. ana n the to Ha’ they Pete AE Troi CRACKERS Known As! “GALLETICAS’ | ‘aie Yau Gracer Wer Tene Distributor: | Duval Sundries, 711 Duval St. | ‘ames Phone 861-' | ————— | ROMERO’S ELECTRICAL SERVICE 2612 Harris Avenue We Repair and Rewind All Types of ELECTRICAL MOTORS Work Called for and Delivered PHONE 1184 i JUST ASK for BRITT be made. Entries can be made in person at the er shop of the golf course or by calling 1136. In connection with the 36-hole medal play tournament, a 36- hole handicap tournament will be held. Handicaps will be determ- ined by Joe Lopez, local profes- sional. An entry fee of $1.00 will| be charged for each tournament. | Prizes in the medallist tour: nament will be trophies for the Basketball Games Here Marti Week Hold Dinner. In| The University of Havana base- ,and the basketball team will play | four games against Key West {aggregations during Jose sett Week it was announced today by Roy Hamlin chairman of the athletic committee for Jose Marti Week of the 1947 Key West Fish- ing Tournament. It was decided not ‘to bring a Cuban tennis. team here because they asked for transportation and board and lodging expenses. girl’s softball team ftom the neighboring republic wished to play a Key West team but no feminine rine is available to meet the senoritas. A crack Cuban swimming team will be brought here by the Navy to meet Sub- marine Base natators in an acqua- tic meet. The complete baseball basketball schedule for Marti Week follow: BASEBALL (All games, 4:15 p.m. at Mun- icipal Stadium). Monday. April 7 U. of Ha- vana vs Pirates Tuesday April 8 U.' of Ha- and Jose winner and runner-up. Prizes in golf equipment. bert Valdez, Jack Hayes, Golf Club; Norman Artman, Er- nie Bob Spottswood, Ikey Park, Cur- Knowle MONDAY— Flor- champ- (SUESDAY— for the Pirates with Bub- !~ vana vs Navy Wednesday, Avril 9 - Havana vs Blue Sox Thursday, April 10 - U. of Havana vs Key West Clowns (colored) Friday, April 11 - U. of Ha- vana vs Red Raiders BASKETBALL (All games, 8 p.m., High School Gymnasium) Tuesday, April 8- U. of Ha- vana vs Red Raiders Wednesday, April 9 - U. of Havana vs Boca Chica Thursday, April 10 - U. of Havana vs Key West High School Friday, April 11 - U. of Ha- vana vs Navy All-Stars he handicap tournament will be U. of Those figured to have the b hances of winning the c hampionship are: Harry Knight, lub champ; Jimmy Mira, Hum- Mira, Andy Park, George president of Giffon and Kermit Loucks. y Harris, Clem Price, Robert and Charley Yates are onsidered thr Softball Games Bayview Park j ball team will play six games| | | 10 Saas ipaty ves Wampum, beads made from ores a pAb ecibt The and the medium of ex-! 6 restittiias Ba i for the North Americe gion.. -Indians, took its, value from i color. 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