The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 20, 1947, Page 6

‘wil ee é ao a American Le- avy no. i neg es In| Which to renovate a gs ‘Independe: bone!) replied that he felt sure; cee) mis the other contest, Naval Ponta | 2 room cotild be found for the yore RICAN, CORFER families of the service'men with- i and out eviciine those now at Sea five: weeks of play, while Paul gion, 3 to 0, at Bayview Park. halds the, Class Blead. carne Waneece = Ni Sle. beled Sterling is hitting -480 —_ afd beat Adana ‘nearest rivaljEdelman of ‘Opening Cee by’ 43 percentage points. | waged asmound duel with Ches- ter Harris, who did not allow a a2 ani eer gle department tte fat frames. In the 3e§ home run and triple, departments fourth, ibase and’ perfect sacrifice by Al- ‘bury scored Parks with the last Ave.|/run of the game. 1 For-the Legion, James Ogden 487 i singled to right in the second, Al- 409 ‘bio to left im the’third, Albru sin- -400 ‘gied in the third and Albbio got 400; another. infield hit in the sev’; 4007 enth. pelt Only two runners reached third ee I the field, Albio, Valdez and 5! James Ogden played well for the Legion and ‘Albury, Villareal and 8 {Mecartny for the winners. ee ° ARORDHMAIORSIAOH SOON Parks and Albury; ‘Harris and 300 shits: Roberts and A. Acevedo; , stolen base: Port; out: by Parks 2, by Harris 3; es on balls: off Harris 3, off Parks 2; time.of game: 1.10. In’ the nightcap, Sue .Griffen, Dairy pitcher, was wild, walking three in the first, which, with three errors and two Navy hits, | 333) 4 WRAOHDARARE RW MIM AROS {Castro 4, Baker 3, Villareal 3, scored the six runs. A single and double gave, them one. more .in second. In‘ the third, Joe vilbeaniee and did a Jolin Lewis played ‘and Sterling and F. in the field, For the ‘inners, Bresnesky, Wells and rthe best. innings: R. H. E. 610 102 0-10 9 1 oH 202 be 554 at: Havana. ‘out so far—Richards,: Edelmna, Fort t ‘Tucker, Alblo, Parks, Hancock, J.|* Eakelaaat West alm Beach. jOgden, J, Garcia, Hernandez and i. Mira. Boston: at Pitts! night; é ::by ‘Miller 6, by Lewis 1, by 3 CLASS B ; ane a ie vs. Ai * Player-Club— " ae J; bases on balls: off Mil- ¥ G. Lewis, AD _. 1, r r ff Griffin 4, off Lewis 2; a i igementtarung (1-0) vs. Erautt near H Griffen 5'in 2 and 1/3 pilgeinbothay, T's .10 at Chicago — Bettin, NH 12 losing pitcher: Griffen; i va. wre (2-3). oe Lewis, AD . : F. and J. Villareal; scor- at St. Louis, ‘night Herring, I's f Eee (8-3) ' vs. Brecheen ©- Sweeting, 1 Re E.t4)), ,Nelson, NH _. cer American League | {Casado, Merch: 8 i Cleveland at New York—Black Wells, NH... Teb- (2-3) vs. Vévens (2-3). Blanco, Merchants 251 -at Washington, nigh| ¢ Miller, NH 28 6 igame— (1-1) vs, ee Brost, Merchants .23 12 ough (0-1), jQ, Cruz, T’s ~ 21 8. (As of Monday, May 19) St. Louis at Philadelphia—Mun-'B: Sands, AD... 27 “ CLASS. A erief. (2-3),-vs:':Savage (3-1). jVillareal, AD .......18 4 Club— W.L. Detroit at Boston—Trout (4-1) Alayon, Merchants 15 333} Bob's Sports Shop... 6 3 at, AD 16 - Vets of Foreign Wars 4 4 | . 44 5 2 aSucconanr »|Softhall Standings CITY LEAGUES we —-) jWalker, AD _..29 USS. Gilmore R. Garcia, Mer. .. 9 i Ts {American Legion - 3 Ricks, NH 2. 305} CLASS B “| Most. home Club— Sterling 2, Bettin, Brost, Malgrat, Merchants 4G, Lewis,Meador,.O. Cruz 1 each.| Adams Dairy E Most three-base hits—Bettin 2,|Naval Hospital ._... south Barber, Ingraham, J. Lewis, Her- | Independents ring, Walker, QO. Cruz and Brost ~ 1 each. CUVV VV TV. Crees Most two-base hits—Brost 3,| STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE Dock, ‘north ¢nd of Grianell Meador 3, Bettin 2, F. Sands 2,) TRIUMPH :Herring 2, Lastres 2, Casada 2, COFFEE usually .on Blanco 2. ay afternoon at Muni Most stolen bases—Miller 5, MILL at * pal Stadium, Duck “Avenue Lastres: 5, Kerr, Fleitas, Casada and i4th Street. 4 each. ‘All Gr 4 | Municipal Re cceweveseect- | Golf. Course, | Most times struck out—Sands and Sterling.9 gach, Meador, Mc- Park on Di- Donald and Ingraham 7 each. t ay and Ba be rib gar on balls~Ricks, Mc- = BROADWAY 1 Softball Games | ert PARK Arial eae ah Mata at st iy 'B ASEB ALL i hme atAmevcan Legion vs. USS.}] Received COR Leased Wire POPULAR BRANDS of |! Cigars and Cold Soft Drinks bal CIGAR” STORE Street M. Varela, Sr., former. city 1SAdama Dairy tia Key| §or) me bis lett tor Havana, BR mane” Merchants. of e ipa es a ee “s major operation: 9:15—Naval Hopital vs, Inde- ee cee te i On Thursday, Smathers and | Carbonell met to prepare the ma- | terial necessary for Smathers’ | proposed protest, but the inter-j view with Foley was then‘ ar- ranged and sufficient assuran ‘ance - Warren-Goldsmith Cemetery. Park Co. Dear Friends: lestins. aul gece the location of: ithe Harris and Seid Fi MpAD OF ; : ‘This Jocation is the only place on. the Is] sufficiently yp smu pichectedl Theo: seapeasiee Wehion Soaps we — — == for most citizens and gn transportation routes. x The area, and surrounding property is under our coats ok property of sufficient: size for a cemetery exists on this Island except at the easternmost end. Be that section will not selliexcept purchaser buys sae lings. Any new development in that erea.. jspodgreicr cd No other have room fo expend. 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