The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 21, 1947, Page 6

' } } PAGE FOUR DODGERS WIN FROM CARDINALS; GIANTS SPLIT WITH REDS National League Pennan Race Ding-Dong Atfairs| Yankees Lose Twice To} Detroit (fy ‘The Associated Press) NEW YORK, July 21—The} py yiga-International League [Daitymen won by a f to 6 sere Mational League race continues) 4, W.L. Pet./Sue Griffen was the winning to draw attention, for it is a ding- | Havana 73:21 .777}pitcher, and Miller wae on the dong battle with the Dodgers, the tampa 65 30 684] losing enc Giants and the Braves in an al-iyiami Beach 50 41 549] American Legion will tackle most neck-and-neck stretch. ‘West Palm Beach 41 47 .466|Bob’s Sports Shop nine ty the | Yesterday the Dodgers put on Miami 43 52 453 nightcap, beginning at 1h pan @ stormy ninth-inning. finish to gt. Petersburg 43 53 448 Roberte@ will probably pitch for whip the St. Louis Cardinals, 3-2, Lakeland 33 63.344 the Sports Shop team with Kd with three — last-inning und Fort Lauderdale «25 66 .275)mond Atbuey behind the plate eel por SER Leule bes National League |For the Legion team, Manager > ers _ Club— W. L. Pet.,McCullough has Hancock to start, ee ene ee betera Brooklyn 51.36 .586|Harris would then go in to piteh rookie Jim Hearn’s shutout stuff. New York 45 36.556 if Hancock is not vight, Pete Reiser and Dixie Walker Boston — 46 38 548, In the opening half of the a@pened the ninth with scorching St. Louis | 45 41 523 ‘schedule, the Legion won by an doubles, Hearn then being re- Cincinnati 42 44 4488 to 1 score. Roberts pitched the placed by Brazle. aia hig ae 4 ay first four innings, and he was the Brazile retired Furillo. Then *iiladelpnia 30 412 \loser. Hancock was the winning the third Cardinal pitcher, Mur- Pittsburgh 85 12 itcher. Albury caught for Rob- ry Dickson, got pinch-hitter Cook- American League lets anapAcevedo fan iancook. fe Lavagetto on an infield pop.| Club— W. L. Pct. But Peewee eeone. singied to ae New York 59 29 .670 seoring Walker, who went to third Detroit 47 36 .566 S f b ll G on an overthrow. pete bed hee Boston 45 40 .529 0 t ja ames rposely ed. Howie Pollett) Philadelphia 42 44 .488 ag in to pitch to another pinch- levelana 38 41 481 BAYVIEW PARK hitter, Eddie Milksis, who prompt- | Chicago 39 48 448 NIGHT GAMES ly singled, bringing in Reese with} Washington 36 47 .434/TONIGHT— the winning run. St. Louis ...31 52.373} 7:15—Adams Dairy vs. Naval The Giants and Cincinnati nest —_— inospit ae jivided a bieheader. e 9:15—American egion vs. yy ~as El.| _ GAME RESULTS Bob's Sports Shop. well Blackwell 15th}. Florida-Internations: weague | TyESDAY— @ansecutive victory and his 17th af the season. Then the Giants tank the nightcap. 9-6, helped by Bobby Thompson's two homers, his 17th and 18th of the year. Pittsburgh's Pirates 16 hits, including nine off Lefty Spahn, and won over Braves, 9-1. For the first time in 16 games, Fritz Ostermueller. a left-hander, beat the Braves, lim- iting them to five hits. Fourteen Baseball Statistics By The Associated Press STANDINGS (Saturday’s Scores) Miami 2, Havana 1. Fort Lauderdale 3, St. Peters- | burg 2. West Palm Beach at attled out |Postponed, rain. : Miami Beach at Lakeland, post- Boston's }Poned, rain. National League (Saturday’s Scores) St. Louis 7, Brooklyn 5. Cincinnati at Philadelphia, post-| left-handers in a row had been|poned, rain. knocked out of the box. The Chieago Cubs mes of a twin bill from the iladelphia Phillies, 4 to 2, and 2 to 1, before a large crowd at Philadelphia to run their string of triumphs for the season over the Phillies to 12 victories in 13 con- tap ts Over in the American League, the leading Yankees suffered a twin setback at the hands of the Detroit Tigers before a crowd of 98.969 fans at Detroit, a Briggs Stadium record. The scores were Detroit 4 to 1, and 12 to 11. Chicago at Philadelphia, post- won both] poned, rain. (Sunday's Scores) Cincinnati 4-6, New York 1-9. Brooklyn 3, St. Louis 2. Chicago 4-2, Philadelphia 2-1. | Pittsburgh 9, Boston 1, American League (Saturday's Scores) New York 2, Detroit 1. Boston 1, St. Washington at Cleveland, post- ned, rain. Louis 0. Only games scheduled. (Sunday’s Scores) Detroit 4-12, New York 1-11,; In the first game, Hal New-|second game 11 innings. ' Washington 1-1, Cleveland 0-6., The Weather St. Louis 4-7, Boston 3-6. houser faced only 28 New York betters in registering his 10th win of the season. Hurricane Hall struck out six and walked fw one. The Yanks produced their lone run on a pair of triples by dee DiMangio and Bill Johnson ip the fifth Detroit, in second position in Revens, N weam games the American, is trailing the Yan-}gon ( Chicago 6-4, Philadelphia 5-7. | TODAY’S GAMES National League Cincinnati at Brooklyn, ‘Walters (3-5) and Peter- -7) or Raffensberger (3-7) and Houk;'Ferrell: Harder and Lopez. Tampa, 2nd Half Soft Ball League To Start Tonight Second half of the Softball League will start tonight. In the opener, at 7:30 p,m. the Adams Dairy team will play the Naval Hospital in the Clase B League, Tt is expected that Miller will pitch for the Hospital nine and Joe Lewis for the Daity team In the opening Baie of the first half of the league season the 7:15—Jerry’s Half-Acre vs. Key West Merchants. * 9:15—USS. Gilmore vs. VFW. THURSDAY— 7:15—Adams Dairy vs. West Merchants. 9:15—American Legion USS. Gilmore. FRIDAY— 7:15—Naval Hospital vs. Jerry’s i Half-Acre. 9:15—VFW vs. Shop. Raising Their Own | | CHICO, Calif—(AP).—Members Key vs. Bob's Sports lof the Chico Rod and Gun Club. \alarmed at the rate fish were dis- appearing from their favorite ‘trout streams, have built a rear- jing pond in which they plant young trout and care for them until they are old enough to fend for themselves. FORECAST | Key West and Vicinity: Partly cloudy skies with scattered show- and thunderstorms in the ‘ea. The winds will be gentle to moderate southwesterly this afternoon, tonight and Tuesday. two added. a Home Ran In! From Key West Tenth The Red Raiders took undis.! At New London puted lead in the Island City THE KEY WEST CITIZEN LEAGUE LEAD TAKEN BY RAIDERS; PIRATES WIN BY BALK IN 10TH M. Duke Hurls Three-Hit® Ball For Blue Sox, But N. London Wins ‘Haxeball League Sunday —after-' » softball team representing noon When they defeated the San submarine Squadron 4, Key West Carlos club, 9 to 4, behind the Submarine Base, los Uireeshit pitching ef Paul Hig- fleet championships by dropping jambothan both games of a doubleheader M. Dukes, who hurled three- with Submarine Base champions Ihit baseball for the Blue Sox,,6¢ New London, Conn. at New {balked home the run which gave Pondon y ncnordingeeto the Pivates a 2 to Lo win in the. word received h today. ninth On Saturday the Squadron 4 Dukes had held the Pirates 10 team appeared sure to enter the a lone bingle going into the ninth. final contests with the Atlantic Tn that frame, Lefty Vidal, oppos- Fleet team when they defeated ing pitcher, dumped a ‘Texas New London, 7 to 0, in the first Leaguer back of third, but he of a three-game series. Ball held could get no further than second the New Londers to one hit, and on Santana's sacrifice. ;was master of the game through- Came the tenth, Andy Alonzo! out, led off with a triple into center. | “yesterday, Squadron 4 again The ball was badly handled by, went up against New London. Finklestein. _ The strategy board’ and Jost both games by scores of of the Blue Sox went into a hurd-'§ to 5 and 6 to 4, As a result of Alonzo and Rodriguez to play for: New London will now enter the a double killing. With Jim Al-)Aatjantic Fleet. championships. bury at bat, Dukes balked a throw ee OR On Ee to third, allowing Andy Alonzo to half of the submarine champion- Oa the eng rn cer for the [SRIPS here by defeating Balboa of atin aiiee eel ip ther, ee EN Am, Cue arti Should have scored a shutout in|" ™® ‘¢4™ the regulation nine innings. The | Pirates’ first run came in the third. Santana was safe on Al- bio Acevedo’s error. He prompt- stole st ; moved on to thir hen Acevedo bobbled J, Garcia's |vedo to Masters to Lopez, Arnold grounder for his second miscue of :t¢ G. Gare’ olen base ‘ the ining. Santana dashed across {hit by pitcher: by Vidal (Mas- the plate when Arango. catching | e's); struck out: by Vidal 6, by his first league game, allowed one |Duke 2; bases on balls: off Duke of Dukes’ pitches to get. away |2- off Vidal 2; balk: Duke; um- from him. Pires: Bethel and Griffin. Lefty Vidal also pitched a good! game for the Pirates. The lone tally scored off him was also un- earned. Dukes led off the fifth! Mye' for the Blue Sox with a single }Dom through short; Lopez grounded to | Machin, If Santana, who threw to Arnold,/At. Acevedo, ss forcing Dukes at second; Lopez | Roberts. ¢ moved on to second when Vidal: M- Hernandez, 3b uncorked a wild pitch; Masters Villareal, 2b skied out to G. Garcia at first; Haskins, 1b Arango grounded to Arnold, who, Walker. rf overthrew first, Arango going to’ Mira, rf second and Lopez scoring; Finkle- 2igeinbotham, p stein walked; Santana kicked M.| Dukes’ grounder around and the) bases were filled; Casado whiffed to_end the inning. Manager Cyril Griffin preesnt-! ed Higginbotham, a former High! School twirler. Higginbotham struck out 11 opposing batters and showed promise of developing in- td. one of the Key West has s The Raider of: L. Valdez, who held the P rates ‘hitless in his last mound ap- He went to the show-!&. \ ers in the fourth after being nick-|D!4% ed for nine safeties and nine runs. The veteran Diaz set the Raide A wild goose has been photo- graphed flying at a height of al- imost 5 1-2 miles. Red Raiders A v Sronwd Sl aeomannane aD loooone Bl wooHonNnNHon™ ral rey Ss Totals— San Carlos A B 3 4 4 3 3 1 2 4 1 3 2 1 uv SOSH OSH SNNWA Ple Garcia, 3b Valdez, R. ic. -c Navarro, ss-2b Berg, 1b {Rueda, If mrccocNnconnur a! woconnowcso> SocoocoHHoone iL. Valdez, p Pp Totals— 3.27 14 lost out of the} dle and decided to walk Tony winning two of the three games, | |travel in Miss Betz’s automobile, facilities). a; jis Carl Earn, a young Califor |BASKETBALL—Outdoor courts |professional, who demonstrates a at South Beach and Bayview jnew kind of tennis ball. It is at- Park. *|ton Olympics are on the some Mix Fine Play and Pretty Legs— Result: Fun For Pro Tennis Fans By HAROLD RATLIFF ALLAS.—The gals of professional tennis are doing an even be ter job than the men at making tennis a more attractive specta- tor sport. They are mixing a lot of charm, comple! sort of patter, into their performance on their first professional tov Pauline Betz and Sarah Palfrey Cooke, best women netters in the world and two of the prettiest members of the feminine court They played some fine | AP Newsfeatures | | contingent, captured audiences in Texas. tennis, too. a. They start their appearance | e with a comedy act whereby Rings the Bell blonde Miss Betz plays the part of a local amateur in a bucolic MONMOUTH, N. J.—(AP).— | costume taking a lesson in ten- ‘Horses at Monmouth Park, N. J., | nis under brunette Mrs. Cooke. ‘are summoned from the paddock Then, during the match, the ‘by the ringing of a bell that was that brings grins to the game of side track to start the | tennis. jbell has been resur | Typical of the showmanship’a Long Branch, N. |here was this wisecrack made by Miss Betz when the official rul- |cle, ed one of her drives didn't g0 | out of bounds and it looked to many as if it had (Miss Betz ap- , parently agreed with the major- ity): “One of my relatives.” attic and MUO LEM a a SPORTS and waainen Mrs. Cooke would | RECREATION the net she would shrill in her { “IQUIIIIIIIINIIIINITIIINNUINI musical Bostonian accent: “Oh, | SWIMMING—South Beach, south no, not that.” end of Duval Street. Both declared they were really |DEEPSEA FISHING—Gulf Dock, enjoying being _ professionals. west Caroline Street; Craig Mrs. Cooke said she liked it not Dock, north end of Grinnel) only for the money involved but ; Street. because of the better competi- !BASEBALL—Games, usually on tion. “We really love competi- Sunday afternoon, at Munici- tion, you know,” she said. pal Stadium, Duck Avenue Miss Betz denied a magazine; and 14th Street. story that she sat in a Paris side- 'GOLF—Municipal Golf Course, walk cafe and cried in her prune Stock Island. juice,” she said. TENNIS—Bayview Park on Di- ! Accompanying the girls, vision’ Street (day and night who HANDBALL—Bayview Park. SHUFFLEBOARD — Bayview Park and South Beach. {| PICNICKING—Tables at view Park. | CHILDREN’S PLAYGROUND —| Bayview Park. COMFORT STATIONS—Bayview | Park. tached to a rubber band that al- |lows it to be hit across the net, |then bounds back to the player. “You just have to be able to get along with yourself to play tennis with this ball,” remarked |Gib Sandefer, a Texan who man- aged the tour in the Southwest. Earn also appeared in a mix- ed doubles match, playing with Mrs. Cooke against Miss Betz and the local professional. In their Los Angeles debut, the girls used Movie Stars Mickey Rooney and Walter Pidgeon as|_ STIG | partners in their doubles game. R 9 Office Supplies ober ts & Equipment Bay- Great Britain’s dominions —} Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and South Africa—fly their ow n| jflags as well as the Union Jack. MONDAY, JULY 21, 1947 1s—-\Series Of Firsts ' For Young Jockey MONMOTH, |When Brigle: the rae great |will d Iriders ‘Get | > | coach ed from 'Camp Langdon, Portsmouth, N Hh {Club team. Russell, directe 15 gal. From Ice Rink To | {23Duralsy, Lene Bide | Ball Diamond Everyday Cards - Art Supplies Stationery - Engraving - Stur- gis All-Metal Executive Chairs || ROYAL Standard and Port- |) NEW YORK.—(AP).—Pat Boeh-|] able Typewriters - ALLEN || mer, goalkeeper for the Pi burgh Hornets of the Amer Hockey League last season, having a fine WALES Adding Machines Letter and Legal All-Metal Files -.Pecan Wood and All- Metal Executive Desks. LET US RECONDITION is year on the base- ball mound for the Kitchener | YOUR TYPEWRITER IN OUR Panthers of the Intercounty | REPAIR DEPT. CALL 250. Baseball Association. Boehmer’s | best performance was a_ brill ant two-hit shut-out. Howie | Meeker of the Toronto Maple | of the National Hockey League, | and Bobbie Schmurr of the Bos- | team ith Boehmer. oes DRIVE BY ae | BROWN 'S Chicken Shack 800 CAROLINE STREET Delicious Golden FRIED CHICKEN French Fried POTATOES ‘HICKEN BASKET 75 e Take Out 15e Open Daily ‘til 12 P.M. i bees by ®% games. Boston, in|ys. Jatten (8-6) and King (1-2). Little change in temperature. i 4 . Summary. S) 3, Ma- third place, is having a hard! Pittsburgh ee Philadelphia,| Florida: Considerable cloudi-|down without a run for the resty iin 9, Roberts, Haskins, Mira, struggle, for yesterday she lost/night game—Wolff (0-1) vs. Leo-|ness this afternoon, tonight and|0! the game. He yielded only iii ypinhotham, R. Garcia, Berg.| hoth games of a doubleheader tolnard (10-4). Tuesday, with scattered showers |*tee s iC. Garcia: three-be Myers, | St. Louis Browns, 4-3 and 7-6.) Only games scheduled. and thunderstorms mostly during! Box sco! BI ' Higginbotham; two-base hit: He Philadelphia Athletics earned a American League afternoons. Partly cloudy with) Diver peleox ai tnandez; errors: Navarro 2, Rueda. | Hit in @ twin bill with Chicago] No games scheduled. fair weather in Tallahassee area. |, Player— SBSH HOM wieuendesea Accvecon doable hite Sox, 7-4 and 5-6. Cleve. East Gulf and Jacksonville |C@s#do. If eee C. Garcia to Berg, Diaz to! land and Washington likewise) Newhouser and Wagner. through Florida Straits: Gentle|A!. Acevedo, ss ares i : hit by pitch-| divided # twin bill cena to moderate south to southwest-|Mauldin, rf no 8 » balk: Hig: | The results of Sunday’s game: iSerondlGume erly winds this afternoon, tonight !M. Duke 2b See r NATIONAL LEAGUE At Detroit R. H. E,Jand Tuesday. Considerable cloud- | Lopet. 3 sg Acevedo 2, Robe At Brooklyn REH, Bnew York 11 18 1|iness with scattered showers and| Masters, 1b ne. “Berg 2, C. Gar-} Brooklyn 3 8 lpetroit 12 11 1{thunderstorms. | Arango, ¢ so 8 nits: off Valdez 9, St Louis 2 5 1] Page, Raschi, Gumbert, Reyn-| NO SMALL CRAFT or storm!Finklestein, cf 20 4 z 3 in 5 in-| Taylor, Casey and Edwards:Jolds and Robinson; Overmire,'warnings are being displayed|M- Duke, p 400 bases on balls: off Valdez Hearn, Brazle, Dickson, Pollet]/Trucks, Benton, White, Gorsica, anywhere in this area. Totals 2, off Diaz 2, off Higginbotham and Garagiola. Houtteman and Wagner, Swift. REPORT otals— Srey >I struck out: by Valdez 4, by Diaz —- pina Key West, Fla, July 21, 19 a 1, by Higginbotham 11 i First Game FintiGame (Obes tuae taken PA ay a eet a 4 pitcher: L, Valdez; umpi a ‘ork i 4 - pat St Louis R.H.E. Eastern Standard Time, aa . 2 5 5 2ifin and Bethel. New York LT starguis ae RES City Office) J. Gar 40 2 0, | Blackwell and Lamanno; Kos-|~ Hughson, Dorish : pemberatures A. Alonz 41 20 COMPLETE Pay one ye A ge ld lughson, Doris and Tebbetts;|Highest yesterday 90,T. Alonzo. 00 0! == aes Be nd Cooper. Kramer, Moulder and Moss : ; | : m1 o 4° es , p Lowest last night 79)0. Rodriguez, ¢ 306 4 Auto Paintin | Sesend ere lean 84] Albury, 3 i ianw Second Game Normal eae me Beets 8 fan all g | ‘ead Fe EL At St Louis ye L Precipitation Vidal, p 3103! $4™00¢, $er00 New York 910 0 Hears usps ee - B n ; Rainfall, 24 hours ending | 45 to BY) Vander Meer, Hetke and Muel-}” Galehouse, Fer Murphy,| °30 2m. inches 01} Totals— 29 33015, | We Do Expert Body and ler; Hartung, Trinkle and Lom-|Dorish and Partee: Muncrict, Relative Humidity z—No outs when winning run! Fender Work | berdi Brown, Zoldak, Sanford and 73% poor! —ALL WORK GUaRANTEED— Early. 2 Tomorrow's Almanac Summary—Runs: Santana, Let Us Give You An Estimate | At Boston RHE (Eastern Standard Time) Alonzo, Lopez: three-base hit: A. 1@ Auto Body | piAt, Bost tHE. ae See Ee siiaenl Alonso; double ilayaiSantanalta TONY S Sh | Roston 15 1] At Chicago R. H, [Sunset 7:16 p.m,|G- Garcia, Lopez to Masters, Ace- Ch Ostermueller and Kluttz; Shoun, | Philadelphia 5 16 9| Moonrise 10:31 a.m,| 603 GREENE STREET Karl, Spahn, Lanfranconi and|Chicago 6 8 0|Moonset 11:02 pn, | | Camelli. Marchildon, McCahan and Ro- TIDES ex Grocer SELLS That Good — SSS = sar; Ruffing, Grove, Harrist and Tomorrow j ST ‘AR * BR AND At Phil Hired ~ Re Naval Base BROADWAY | Chie pA Saige (astern Standard Time, | AMERICAN COKE ER | Philadelphia 2°71] Atichicags RuE| Tish Tide Low Tide | and CUBAN Erickson, Meyers, Wyse and|Philadelphia 791 We GS 6:19 a.m. | —_Try A Pound Today. CIGAR STORE McCullough: Heintzelman, Jur-|Chicago AG oO) eee 20ho | wich, Schanz, Donnelly and Sem-] Scheib, Savage and Guerra;| ,YDDITIONAL TIDE DATA | 610 Duval Street mick Papish, Gebrian and Dickey. | Reference Station: Key West _@zyyyyemyeemememeen, == ee : Time of| Height of | | COMPLETE | Second Game FirtiGune Station— Tide {high water | | i At Philadelphia R.H.E.| At Cleveland R. 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