The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 31, 1947, Page 5

THURSDAY, » SULY 81, 1947 DODGERS EDGE: CARDS; li TO 10; GIANTS BREAK EWELL BLACKWELL'S 16-GAME STREAK IN 10TH, 5 TO 4 a THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Ex Ol ympic Diver Coming To Conduct Swim Leader Course Robert G. Zubrod, member Na the U. Olympic aquatic tea’ } | EX-OLYMPIC DIVER ‘in 1932, will be in Key West weal Cincinnati Ace Two Ouits¥ week to assist W. A. age: | i | Red Cross Field Director at the |= From 17th Win When! B b. ll S ‘Bob’ Ss Sports Play Submarine Base, in conducting a |!) Marshall P. Br ja tatistics: ‘water safety instructors’ course. cee Homers | iy The Associated Preis Legion; Dairymen. A full class of 24 men, includ- Yanks Clip Tigeis =| ling officers “and enlisted men thi urse which starts die Minctebiaiageh Boss STANDINGS To Meet Merchants} s2¥ >< couse wnien starts _ NEW YORK, July 31—Victor-| stand City Baseball League : 8a. m. Classes will be held daily ious Tuesday over the St. Louis! C1yp— W. L, Pet.| Bob’s Sports Shop, first-half +0, to 11 a. m. Those success- Cards on tight pitching, 4 to 0,|/Red Raiders . . 2 1 .667| winners in the city softball league, funy passing the course will be the "Brooklyn Dodgers showed {Pirates .....- 2 1 667 collides with the American Le- eligible to become swimming “1 they could also take a slugfest Be Ret ; } ae ‘gion in tonight's Class A game at mrnplaat ond qualities ta seo " . plore: Bayview Par and conduct tests up : from the World Champs eins Florida-Internationa! Léigue | ‘The Legion won its first game Life Saver. ; they hammered out an 11-10 win! Club— W: Ly Pet. |by forfeit from the USS. Gilmore; A former breast stroke swim- Jast night in the Cards’ own back- , Havana —+18 25.75" | but lost to the Veterans of For- ming authority of national re: yard. Tampa _74 32 .69g feign Wars. Sores pute, Zubrod joined the National i ¥ ed its first appear- pia ¢,, ield staff i 4 af- The Cards paraded seven piteh- | Miami Beach sr $4 et eee malt Eee the Ren Cea Aen coe ers to the mound in a futile ef-|Miami_~ os Gilmores. ian Gai Red Gra sbi atl fort to prevent the Dodgers from |!West Palm Beach ....47 52 “B It is expected that Buster Rob- Ae a vaoaaareoat Eiret running their win streak to 12'St. Petersburg 46 60 4341 its, star pitcher of the Sports Se eield erovcsentauiya CLaliae aa straight victories. Brooklyn was |L@keland 35.70 333 (Shop Bere mnt Ren cH the i eee ee ideutae. actually outhit, collecting only |Fort Lauderdale 25°77 245 Hine, with “Tarzan” Albury on the Water apes nich oy ae Soume ee 14 bingles to 16 for St. Louis, National League receiving end. For the Legion, vention conn in de Sn = but madé them pay off in runs, | Club— W. L. Pet} jManager McCullough will use ern Area, he has al za con cee a ' Four Brooklyn pitchers saw ac-|Brooklyn —...... 633 + Gtancock and Albio Acevedo. If special programs for SS ROBERT G. ZUBROD, member tion, The -vietory placed the |New, York .549 ‘Hancock doesn’t do well on the chapte in Pennsylvania. He has ' of the 1932 U.S. Olympic team, Dodgers nine fuli games ahead |St- Louis 548 |hill, Harris will be in there to been associated with the Red! who will be et the Submarine of the sevord-placé Cards. Boston _. 526 |take over. cr National Aquatic clogs Base Monday to conduct a water ; Cincinnati 465} Inthe nightcap, Adams Dairy since 1928, for 5 years director safety instructors’ course for offi- At Yankee Stadium the New |Gnicago ‘458 |will ‘tackle Naval Hospital in a of the school at Camp Letts, in cérs and enlisted men, , pi Mg subdued the De- |pittsburgh _ 412 |Class B game. Both clubs will be Maryland, and is now director of | i pe i aeigli adg te by a Philadelphia 408 }fighting to get into the “won col- the school at Northwestern State ship. He was a diver on the 1932 the third i ns 4 Ue os - American League ump. College, Natchitoches, La. {Olympic team. : cer on woe Paes | ty W. Ly’ Pct. |,\Dairymen lost their first game “During his undergraduate days| Recognized as an authority in steady pitching after relie + a Half-A\ hile. th pitching after relieving | Naw York 65.32 67910 Jerry’s Half-Acre, w' « in Chicago, Mr. Zubrod compet- the field of safety, Mr. Zubrod Allie Reynolds in the fourth Hospital lost to Jerry's and 4 ; Dick W; Nef ae a Hal Wor - | Boston 52 42 553 a ae eee ed for the famous Illinois Ath- has served as a judge at state Resnered We Litcat and bin (Det 49 43. 533°") Jong will probably use Joe ¥tic Club. After being graduat- ‘and district first aid contests and eo tee OO Pl Pitadelphia 48 48. 500 ene a y Villarest ed from the Chicago’ Y.M.C.A.‘has conducted first aid courses izzuto for the Yanks. ale Lewis and Walker or Villareal F See is alae a Le Cleveland 42 45 483 as its battery. Hospital will open College in 1929 with his Bach- for large industries, state or- PP cep mat ee Lebel Washington 41.50. 451 with Martin and Wells. elor of Physical Education De- ganizations and colleges, as well Maatets “i ped the is ig Chicago 42 55° 433 pirst game of the evening is gree, he did graduate work at as the armed forces. { > eapreonaer otkice pigs is el fle es 84 58 370 | heduled to start at 7:30 o'clock the University of Chicago. Later { " while 4 i r and the second game at 9:15. he became swimming coach for} The waltz, introduced from pish, while the St. Louis Browns GAME RESULTS ee the Chicago Y.M.C.A. team,|Germany into France and Eng- nosed out Washington, 2 to 1, at Mealinitedastaics chasua etal a the capital, although held to only five hits by Walter Masterson. At Boston the Cleveland In. dians clouted four Red Sox pitch- ers for 13 hits and 13 runs in roll- ing up a 13-7 victo t night. The New York Giants broke Rwell Blackwell's great 16-game winning streak after the lanky Cincinnati southpaw was only two outs from his 17th straight victory, With one away in the ninth Willard Marshall poled a homer into the right field bleachers and in the tenth Buddy Blattner’s walk, Monty Ken- nedy's bunt, Bill Rigney’s ground out and a single by Buddy Kerr scored the winning run. Blackwell was pitching no-hit ame. bali with one out in the fifth |® Chicago 8, Philadelphia 2, night r and holding a 2-0 lead when Wal- | game. : ss ter Cooper slammed his 23rd {Cleveland 13, Boston 7, night | homer. Blackwell's win streak | game. HW the short of the major le: record of 19 set by Rube Marquard of the Giants in his second year up. The Philadelphia Phils tri- ever the Chicago Cubs, at Chicago, with Johnny pk hitting =a three-run in the first inning. Blix Donnelly scattered 10 Chicago hits At Pittsburgh the Pirates took the opencr of a doubleheader with the Boston Braves, 5 to 3, but the Tribe bounced back to take the nightcap, 8 to 5. Kirby Highe showed old-time form in limiting the Braves to five hits in the opene’. Frank Gustine, Pirate third basen who had hit sufely in 21 straight games, was Held hitless by Red Barrett. The Braves collected 13 hits in the second game, including homers by Danny Litwhiler, Connie Ryan, Tommy Holmes and) Mike MeCormick. Hank Greenberg, benched at his own request, for poor hitting, entered the Pirate lineup in the eighth 2 (A saa DR aE tip Ria a EC BE hae ce a ca as Se rey Plorida-Internationa: League (Tuesday’s Scores) Lakeland 8, Miami 3. Havana 5, Miami Beach 2. West Palin Beach 10-4, St. Pe-{ tersburg 9-0. | ema 8-9, Fort qouderdale | est area of wa million acres. National League (Wednesday’s Scores) New York 5, Cincinnati 4. Pittsburgh 5-5, Boston 3-8, Philadelphia 9, Chicago 2. Brooklyn 11, St. Louis 10, night game. ! American League (Wednesday's Scores) New York 8, Detroit 5. St. Louis 2, Washington 1, night TODAY’S GAMES Florida-International League Tampa at Miami Beach. Miami at St. Petersburg. Havana at Fort Lauderdale. West Palm Beach at Lakeland. National League Brooklyn at St. Louis—Lom- bardi (5-8) vs. Hearn (7-3) or Munger (8-3). Philadelphia at Chicago—Leo- nard (11-5) vs. Erickson (5-3). New York at CnGnE ate not (2-3) vs. Walters (4-5), Boston at pitieatah Sain (13-7) vs. Sewell (4-4). American League Detroit at New York—Hutchin- son (9-4) vs, Bevens (4-10). Chicago at Philadelphia, night game—Lopat (8-9) vs. Dietrich (3-1). Cleveland at Boston—Gettel (4-5) vs. Dobson (12-5). St. Louis at Washington, night game—Munerief (5-11) vs. Wynn (11-9), penter, Kush, Meers and Schetf- inning of the second game as a mE: pinchhitter and poled a long AMERICAN LEAGUE drive to right, which Holmes Night Game leaped high to catch. At Washington R. H. FE. Results: St. Louis 2 5 0} NATIONAL LEAGUE Washington Innes Night Game Kinder, Kramer and Early; At St, Louis R.H. E./ Masterson and Evans. Brooklyn 1114 0 St. Le AO SF Night Game Behyman, Casey, King) ay philadelphia R. HE. ards; Brecheen, Munger, Chicago 9 Bia Brazle, Burkhart, Wilks, Hearn Philadelphia 240 and Rice, Wilber Papish and Tresh; Flores, Sav- saa age and Guerra. First Game a At Pittsburgh R. H. E. Night Game Boston 35 1! At Boston R. H. E. Pittsburgh 5 9 Ol Cleveland i313 4 Barrett and Masi; Higbe and) poion 783 Howell Black, Gromek and Love; John- - seq son, Murphy, Klinger, Zuber and Second Game | Tebbetts. At Pittsburgh R H E.| Boston 8 13 a At New York R.H. E, Pittsburuh 5 AL 38) detroit 5 9 0 Wright, Kar! and Camelli; Roe. |New You 810 0 sirineevich, Singleton, Wolff, Karl ‘Trout, Heintzclman, White ahd and Kluttz, Saikeld. Wagner; Page and Berra. pease i At Cimeinnati R. H. EB.) ewewve vere veer iey!| 5 8 ° STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE Cincinnati 47 UMP!) Hartung, Trinkle, Kennedy and TRI H } Cooper; Blackwell and Lamanno. COFFEE | At Chicago i a ‘ at H Philudeiphia i Shicago. 210 1] All Grocers i Donnelly and Lakeman; Car ~ | on 8a n00eee’ Aeneas which won the national Y.M.C. championship under r= land at the turn of the 18th cen- his leader- any: w NEW RECORDS SET FILLING YOUR ouens HALF A BILLION (WN HALF A YEAR.. Deliveries of $537,757,070 worth of every- thing from giant steam turbines that light cities to millions of home appliances were made and shipped by General Electric during the first six months of 1947—every item important in raising the standard of living of people. We shipped nearly one-third more in six months than we did in any previous full year of peacetime production. AVERAGE WEEKLY EARNINGS UP 62% OVER 1952: ; Wi + | TONIGHT— \FRIDAY— GEN ERAL a me ae some oa TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS (HELL STREETERS WIN hae eer Detroit,|,. THe Hell Street teain detested Sebastien S. Kresge of Detroit,/t1. pine Boys, 11 to 6, yesterday ;¢hain store merchant, born at, ‘Bald Mount, Pa. 80 years ag6. iat Bayview Perk im a Junior Soft- i Rex Brasher of Kent, Conn.,|ball League contest. Softball Standings CITY LEAGUES CLASS A ,, {noted ornithologist, born in New |—————____________—__ Club— W. L. Pet.! York, 78 years fen 2 noted economist, born in Russia, {Vets of Foreign Wars _ 2 0 1.000! Lt. Gen. Raymond A. Wheeler 64 years ago. American Legion - 1 1 .500'of the army engineers, wartime | USS. Gilmore 1 2 .333}head in India-Burma, born in "a cane ‘Bob’s Sports Shop ....0 1 .000'Peoria, fll. 62 years ago. | CLASS B | Jed J. Johnson, new judge of Club. W. L. Pet. ithe U.S. Customs Court, ex-Okla- ; Jerry’s. Half-Acre 3 0 1.000/homa congressman, born in Ellis |. ‘TABLETS ‘Key West Merchants ..1 1 -500}County, Tex., 59 years ago. ‘Adams ‘Dairy: - —- 9 1 .000; Almon E. Roth of San. Fran- sieesae at Naval Hospital ? — 2 .000\ cisco, ex-president of the Nation- mont thet gots jal Federation of American Ship- oval cocina ping, born at Crandon, S. D., 61 years ago. Edwin R. Embree of Chicago, ' president of the Julius Rosenwald \Foundation, born at Osceala, iNebr., 64 years ago. Maj. Gen. George F. Moore, Vs. commanding’ the — Philippines Softhall Games BAYVIEW PARK NIGHT GAMES PRICKLY HEAT Cooled, Soothed—At Once! 1, Fast, 2-way relief! 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