The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 30, 1947, Page 6

: Dairy, 65s USS Gilmore .‘; oe American Legion, “10 to 7; | Soba Games: ‘Movie Tomorrow - oe re | at Pariah C . 9: sey 2 Merchants ve. ter on. Th eee Ne fa lospi o'clock. All wanes tf CE 1:30—Independents ve. mealies 8” Lead # Rodriguez Hospital: 9:15—Bob'e Sports Shop. vs.' mentator, born Wi Cornelius Vanderbilt,’ Jr, of Suteliffe, Nev., journalist-auithor, ington, Df born in New York, 49 years ago. Fulton. Lewis, Jr. radio com> ener re » 44 years ago... ney-general, — lyears ago. : inc on balls: off Rodriguez 3, off Valdez 2, off Lewis 2; hits: off 3 for 5 runs in 4 and USS:Gilmore ‘won. its first ately. Madigan fanned, but Val-'2/3 innings; double play: Sands p Class A, Aberioan Legion: for a-10-7jon*an infield out and Acevedo'!Legion _. efty foot-|dez and Acevedo walked, James to Malgrat; last ‘night at Bay- | Oxden ‘was out, pitcher to first,| and Barber. scored. Valdez scored ; the si victory. In the Class B game the | followed on a passed’ ball. Then Gilmore ‘ _| Adams: Dairy» out. of first »place | more won the game. time of game: 1.15. Score second game: R.H. E. 101 10 3— 7 7 5 310 021 3—10 13 6 iKey West .Merchants ‘knocked | in the next turn at bat the Gil-/ Hancock and Acevedo; Ermin, {Porter and Collins, Fallon. h with a 6-5 Win and’took over ‘the | «Outstanding hitters were Sten-| Home runs: Williard, Schucht, pace;setting:; post. \ ger, with four in as'many times | Porter; :two-base hit: Stenger; The. Merchants scored all their | at bat; Schucht, three, and Edel-jstolen bases: Edelman, Tucker, funs in the-first three frames, on | man, two. For the losers, Barber, | Valdez, Barber; sacrifice hits: J. + six. ‘hits; and*from ‘then on little | Willard and. Hancock connected; Ogden, James, Ogden, Steele; Jog Lewis held’ ‘them. to two hits. | for tw oeach, In the field, Steele, struck out: by Emrin 1, by Porter ‘The. Dairy, boys ° came to life in} Stenger, Smith and Edelmanj1, by Hancock 1; bases on balls: the third’ and ‘two walks -and a played well for the winners, and |off Porter 3, off Emrin 6; hits :off will be fur-| double by ‘Ingraham. gave them | J ‘Ogden, “Valdez and Acevedo’ Emgin 2 for 2 runs in 2 inbines: should bring stwo runs. In, the fourth they were best for the Legion. ALR, obfegern Beir i E.| egy 0 $i 3.6% 0}. OE: =, wi fe on an.error. and Poi E.twon his own game when:he. hit! 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A Sands, in the seventh. > }-” TWO-base hits: Casado, awn RADIA * »o{Ingraham, San stolen: bases:! OR with: three, : {Rodriguez; sacrifice hits: Blanco, HA SERVI { S itehen vad “Hit! ts fe Ry losenk: Tn [ Villareal; struck’ ‘out: by Rod. | 105 : 1, dy vi I , by Le 3 lone field, :Sterling -and.. Madgrat |*8Uez 7, by Valdez 4, byLewig H Next TRIUMPH, le@ the losers and (Alonzo. vand (we were. ce rrvres; ‘s head }Belré thé ‘winners. Pneos, ARM BRAND COFFEE ee | “In. the ‘nightcap. the Gilmare} "as | won’ ifthe ‘last frame. With nae scdre .tied;* the: first:, man’ up, EFEE Stenger, doubled, his fourth hit | is in jas, many..times at bat. Smith a 7 ‘ rtet * . BROADWAY CIGAR STORE home. - < , : ; 610 Duval Street Legion ‘scored: one’: ip the! . 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