The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 5, 1947, Page 5

TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1947 , LS CARDS ROUT CUBS, 8 $1, BUT FAIL TO GAIN AS DODGERS SHADE BRAVES, | 4-2; ATHLETICS HALT YANKS, 9- 5 Batter Four Pitchers For - Hits; Pittsburgh Defeat Be ball Statistics, Cincinnati By 7 to 4) (Ry The Associated Prens) | NEW YORK, Aug. 5. — With | some able relief pitching by Hugh Casey the Brooklyn Dodg- | ers maintained their seven-game lead in the National League last night, shading the Boston "Braves, | 4 to 2, at Boston. Vic Lombardi | and Casey limited the Braves to eight hits. The result prevented the sec- ond-place St. Louis Cards from reducing the Dodger lead despite an 8-1 win over the Chitago Cubs at Chicago in the afternoon. The Cards pelted five pitchers for 17 hits as Howie Pollet went the route. Stan Musial homered for the winners in the eighth. | stanpincs N, Hospital, 5 to 4 Island City’ Baseball League | Club— Ww. L. Pet. | Bob’s Sports Shop rallied in! Blue Sox 8 1. .750 the late innings last night to win Pirates 3. 1 .750 its first game of the second-half | Red Raiders 2 2 .500 Class A city softball race, an 8-6 | San Carlos . 0 4 .000 win over the American Legion. | Florida-International League. In the Class B_ contest Adams | Club— W. L, Pet.;Dairy did the same thing to ov- | Havana 3 79 29 .731 ertake Naval Hospital and win, | Tampa oi 297 be fap |® 80 * | Miami Beach _._ 60 46 .566' The Hospital scored four runs | Miami 53 56 .486 in the first three frames and held West Palm Beach 49 55 .471 the Dairy scoreless for four | P St. Petersburg . 49 62 .441 frames. In the fifth the Dairy | Lakeland 38 72.345 scored four runs and knotted the | Fort Lauderdale 28 79 .262 count on two walks, and three | By The Leeccearsahe casey lls Press Taties Bob's Tops Legion, 8 to 6; Dairy Beats' THE REN KEY WEST © CITIZEN ‘hits, and in the sixth a walk, an! National League \ Pet, |infield out and a single by Wal- w. LL. a 9-5 beating at Yankee Stadium St. Louis ..55 44.556 necky and Martin hit doubles for in a ni P i 1. New York 52 43 .547 the losers and Joe Lewis hit one ; in a night game as Connie Mack’s sea i i men pounded four Yankee hurl- Boston __ -52 49 .515 for the winners. In the field,) ~ “rs for 14 bingles. Bill Dietrich Cincinnati ..51 54 .486 Bresnecky, Wells and MiWer | Sith Apia Beis trom Rookie Chicago 47 53 0 played well for Hospital and | BAe Gcheihs Handiedstha Aue Seren 41 60 .406 Malgrat, A. Cruz and Villareal | let’ mound work jPoiladetphia <0 @0 400 or the winner nae = ‘ph | meri eague n the nightcap Bob’s Sports i a Mee Cees. eClub W. L. Pet./Shop scored the first two runs turned on a 13-hit barrage which New York 68 33 .673 of the game in the second on a sank the Pirates, 7 to 4. Bucky Boston 53 45 .541 single by: Sterling, error by Al| Walters and Harry Gumbert did‘ Detroit 51 44.537) Acevedo and another error by the Cincinnati chucking. aniladeiehia 52 50 .510 Hancock. The Legion scored | Results: Cleveland 44 48 .478\three in the same frame on a “AMERICAN LEAGUE Washington 43 52 .452 triple by Hopkins, a walk and Night Game Sais 44 57 .436'singles by Valdez and Hancock, | At New York Ret 36 61 371) A single by Barber, who stole | Philadelphia 914 2 second, and an error gave the | New work Sal 1 GAME RESULTS | Legion its fourth run. In the | | | Dietrich, Scheib and Rosar; Gumpert, Johnson, Drews, Page and Robinson. Only game’ scheduled. NATIONAL LEAGUE Night Game At Boston R. H. E. Brooklyn 412 0, Boston 280 Lombardi, Casey and Edwards; Voiselle and Camelli. Night Game | At Pittsburgh R. H. E. Cincinnati 713 1 Pittsburgh vite B41 Walters, Gumbert and Laman- no; Bonham, Singleton, Wolff and Howell. At Chicago R. H. E.! St. Louis 817 1| Chicago 110 0 Pollet and Rice; Chipman, Kush, Lade, Merrs, Myse and Mc-|—Hatten (10-6) or Taylor (9-4) vs. ithe game. Cullough. Only games scheduled. SPORTS and RECREATION SWIMMING—South Beach, south game—Lopat (8-10) vs. Muncrief | end of Duval Street. DEEPSEA FISHING—Gulf Dock,| Cleveland at Detroit, twilight | west Caroline Street; Craig)¢ame—Embree (5-8) vs. Dock, north end of Grinnell | (7-8). Street. BASEBALL—Games, usually on Sunday aftetnoon, at Munici- pal Stadium, Duck Avenue and 14th Street. . GOLF—Muniecipal Golf | Stock Island. TENNIS—Bayview Park on vision Street (day and an facilities). BASKETBALL—Outdoor courts at South Beach and Bayview | «qmyitnmnnmmumittnuniitictniinayanin? Park. HANDBALL—Bayview Park. SHUFFLEBOARD — Club— . L. Pet. division and with the season Park xr South ppervlew Vets of Foreign Wars 2 1 .667fhit: Hopkins; two- base hits half over Vernon was well be- PICNICKING—Tables at Bay- USS. Gilmore 2 2 .500;ling, Rosam; stolen bai low .300. views Pack. Bob's Sports Shop 1 1.500; Villareal, Lopez, Valde: The Boston Red Sox, pre-sea- CHILDREN’S PLAYGROUND — American Legion 1 2 .333|sacrifice hit: Griffet om favorites to win the American ! Bayview Park. eae CLASS B ae ea o by cents v | League bunting, had two star . Ie a ancoc! 3 ases Ol Dalls: 1 slugger: “off” Oo Villiams COMFORT STATIONS—Bayview) y.5.472 Half-Acre 4 0 1.000'Rosam 3. off Roberts 2. off Han- and Dom DiMascio Williame ae Park. Adams Dairy 1 1 .500'cock 1; double play: Villareal tojpack in stride again Sut he ae Key West Merchants 1 2 .333\Sterling; hits: off Rosam 6 in 4 «Little Profes : Pe er R: ney M mas |X2v2! Hospital 0 3 000 i s: time: 1.05; umpi leoraet te anos Soune Wom acing ammas Mira nad C. Griffen; el peer cee, Sule BRiar jgetting above lowest NEW YORK—(AP)—Two race Softball Games horses who took time out to be- come mothers—Hester Hanover and Niece Hal—returned to the track recently at Saratoga, and’ finished first and second in a pacing race. ee Fowler (7-8). jfourth the Sports Shop tied the |score. Villareal singled, Sterling doubled and Johnny Ogden ‘singled to send two runs acr ‘the plate. They added two mor in the fifth when Rosam dou- ‘bled and Albury and Villareal 'singled. In the sixth they won {the ball game when James Og- | den singled and Buster Roberts | \knocked the ball out of the park | through left center for a homer. {| The Legion scored its last two | runs in the sixth. Hopkins walk- National League (Monday’s Scores) St. Louis 8, Chicago 1. Brooklyn 4, Boston: 2, game. Cincinnati 7, game. New York and Philadelphia, not scheduled. American League (Monday’s Scores) Philadelphia 9, New York 5, night game. Only game scheduled. TODAY’S ‘GAMES Florida-International League Havana at Miami Beach. night ; Pittsburgh 4, night Ogden dropped the throw to sec- |t ond. McCullough bunted safely | ; fand two runs were scored. Miami at Lakeland. | At bat, harlie Albury and wee Palm Beach at St. Peters- pater hice leach Gi the | S * Legion and Villareal and Stter- ~~ ling two each for the Bob's | Brooklyn at Boston, night game jn his only time at bat and won Barber and Albury lmade nice catches for the los Sain (14-7). Philadelphia at New York, night | : jand Villareal made a game Donnelly (0-2) vs.’ Ken- [eaten forthe winners seo cine lfield, Albury. Barber and Grif- |< Cincinnati at Pittsburgh—Live- ' ‘01 1-2 gg fen started for the Legion and; HY Cae) pver een (F=2) (ora fF starlitig: Kerr and Johnny (0-3). as the club’s bellwether. St. Louis at Chicago—Brecheen|den for the une AS MUSIAL GOES (12-6) vs. Passeau (1-4). First Game ine eadiecial ToS Seay . Score by innings: RL E! he sad plight of the world American League | Hospital 121 000 0—4 7 2 Champion St. Louis Cardinals at‘, Chicago at St. Louis, night pairy 000 041 x—5 6 3 the start of the season was due Miller and Wells; Joe Lewis, to the lack of base hits, said Man- | (6-11). \Sands and John Lewis. ager Eddie Dyer. Stan Mus Two-base hits: Joe Lewis, top major league hitter last year Trout|Bresnicky. Martin: stolen bases: with a 365 was a factor in _{Rogers, Malgrat 2, Sands, Joe the slow start of the Red Birds. Hopton | aU pan neon an Wet Ay Stet hit: Walk- Stan hit below .200 until mud- game Do son, '-6) vs. Master- eradeuuls pla ee to eae June. He began hitting in July Fach be ,, |to Bresnecky; struck out: by Joe and the Cards made a steady New Yotlc, at | Philadelphis, Lewis 0, by Miller 4; bases on climb. to a contending position jpight game—Bevens (4- oy VS. balls: off Miller 5, off Joe Lewis he oll is tr Ast the |3; hit by pitched ball: Rogers: yo, ‘i —— time of game: 1.00; umpjres: C., cuticle Guirao | In 1946 the Washington Sen- | SaccadiGame. ators finished fourth in the Softhall Standings) seo .stinnes "nw x,| junior crest, “Fest baseman Bob's 020 222 0-8 9 3 lickey Vernon was a big gun CITY LEAGUES Legion 031 002 0—6 8 4} in the attack with a .353 mark Rosam, Roberts and E. Hancock and Al Albury; Acevedo. CLASS A Ww. payvirw PaRK ARC Gives Water * NIGHT GAMES j H Safety Courses TONIGHT— 7:30—Adams_ Dairy vs. West Merchants. Key American Red Cri Your Horoscope TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1947— Here the nature is warm-hearted, but shy; free-minded but too sen- sitive. The character is steadfast and rather dependent, and if this latter too freely, there indications that promise a quiet, successful life, after some storms of illness or fate ha passed over. Good luck is promised in marriage. Spider webs are used as nets for fish, birds and bats in New Guinea. —ae is pot ac centuated | ; JUNIOR SOFTBALL LEAGUE J holler till my throat is hoar 9:15—American Legion vs. USS ed, Lopez was safe at first and | 1+ | jHopkins at second when James | pitching star at best works every fourth day but the hitter—he's inj | In The Sun” )* ‘Sports Shop. Roberts hit a homer | gefinitel New York Yankee: Mize of eat /Both are enjoying great seasons. In the | DiMaggio had O8- ‘he full season ave able | son is Walker: ’ ltraded to the Phillies for Ron swimming | Northey. STAN MUSIAL By FRANK ECK AP Newsfeatures Sports Editor EW YORK.—Most baseball men contend pitching is the backbone But you must have hitting, too. of a winning ball club. here every day. Without Harry Walker's bat, for instance, the Philadel- phia Phillies might be deep in the National League cellar. He has been having a boom-boom year. and Johnny w York Giants. the } a 16-game hitting r and during the *Yankee winning streak treak this y me to lead the league. But this year ‘ the Senators ere in the second fe was a respect- His 83 in nark is .296. Walker Big Surprise The surprise sticker of the sea- vhom the Cards lifetime Walker has been lead- Gilmore. yexperts are giving instructions in|ing the National League most THURSDAY— jwater safety to all Navy person- of the campaign with a mark 7:30—Jerry’s Half-Acre vs. Na- nel at the officers mming | flirting the 340s yet his life- val Hospital. pool at Eaton and Thomas streets, 'time until this season 9:15—Bob’s Sports Shop vs./it Was announced tod There |was only .266. Last year he hit VFW. « were 14 men in the class today. |but .237. He came to life in the FRIDAY— <i eee World es and has been hit- 7:30—Adams Dairy vs. Jerry’s} Now One Must Be Wrong {ting ever since. Half-Acre. : 'He is so bigoted, the sap | Mize, who stands an excell- 9:15—American Legion® vs. Is just a narrow-minded chap! | ent chance to surpass his great- VFW. i argue with him but in vain, est output of home runs—43 in \He says that I am wrong again. his , WEDNESDAY, AUG. 6— Bue he will never change | 3:00 P.M.—PAL's vs. Hellcats. | course, | 4:15 P.M.—Hell St. vs. Pine A bigot he will always be-- | Boys. Because he says the same of me. | 1940 with the Cards—is a .332 lifetime hitter and has been getting batting support from his teammates, Willard Marsh- all and Walker Cooper. The three have been alternating as * ‘Rene Machin Tops Hitters In City’s ty2s2 etna Circuits, Rene Machin of the Veterans of | n Wars is leading both city softball leagues in batting, with life, Two other heavy hitters who! are “on the ball” this! Ss m are Joe DiMaggio of the; Sotfball Joe, John, Harry Find Batting Eyes— Dom, Mickey, Stan Can’t Buy A Hit THEY'RE ON... ull Of Tips For Y Today's new homemakers know ceauy what they want in :a home and it’s not the usual “decoration” according to Kay iHardy, author of the new book, |“How to Make Your House a iHome,” published this’ week by /Funk & Wagnalls Comapny. | But it’s only the word itself ithat is in disfavor. for the new {book aims to do what many a !dedorator may feel is a good defi- nition of her job—to make dgeam jhouses come true. Kay Hardy, writer, illustrator jand lecturer, writes her new jbook especially to the thousands lof new homeowners, mostly ex- 'GI’s, who are moving into homes {in their lives, and who have an income of about $2,800 a year. In !many interviews with them, Miss |Hardy found a definite reaction ;of their own for the first time’ as) PAGE TAREE cee “How To Make Your House A Home® oung Home Owners ,known for her articles on various {homemaking subjects in leading women’s magazines. She taught interior decoration and was t! director of the American Schogl jof Design. The new “How to Make Yo House a Home” is illustrat iwith more than 300 drawings | ithe author and will be availab! at bookstores on July 17th. Keep It Dark “Don’t teach ‘em to salute your company?” roared the m: jor to Patrick Malone, who h: ‘passed him without saluting, « “Yes, sir,” replied Pat. F “Then why didn’t you salute’ “Well, sir,” said Pat, “I dor want to attract more attenti ‘than necessary because I'm ni supposed to be out without pass.” i | | Jennifer Jones Stars In“Duel Al ; Jennifer Jones plays the role jof a tempestuous half-breed inj \ “Duel in the Sun,” which comes | jto the Monroe Theatre, starting | |Thursday. August 14th. During the filming of “Duel } in the Sun” Miss Jones more } ‘dian half-breed, Pearl Chavez | is one of the most. arduous ever | {assigned to an actress. During one Arizona location | Miss Jones, Gregory Peck, and | Joseph Cotton live an outdoor | working from sun-up to a mark of .750, statistics “released dark in all extremes of mountain today by Nelson and Wells ton Class A Scorekeeper 1, Aguilar reveal. In the Class B League, Sailors} field, the ach with a mark of .500. Leading hitters up to August Peter weather. i TODAY’S \ ANNIVERSARIES (Know America) j award K. Collins, New, 1 i jYork shipbuilder, founder of the Marshall and the second division. The fellows whose batting eyes | not into the fold! old argument—|{ hittang—but and off conver the As are “on” bring any regarding pitching v least ev win ball ga: to score ru on. Cooper Giants would be wallowing in | may the runs | ed hits | AB RH Ave. ‘Collins line of Atlantic steamers, 42 3 the (pride of America in _ the 35022) born at Truro, Mass. Died | 3-1 2 an 22, 1878. if 6123 —John Bidwell, California} Aq0 152) r, politician agriculturist 200 and gold finder, born in New Osborn. Gilmore 7 4 3. .428, York. Died April 4, 1900. Sasado, VFW Roel 3) 2423) -Clare A. Briggs, versatile; Gilmore 5 2 2 .400,cartoo: creator of Vhen A Gilmore 3 3 1. .333 Feller Needs A Friend,” born at Fallon, Gilmore 6 1 2 .333 Reedsburg, Wis. Died Jan. =) iF. Lopez, Legion 2 0 1.333; 1930. feCullough, fasion SO al 3 1881—Richard Washburn chita,| WwW 6 0 2 33 popular novelist, diplomat, civic! Class B ; worker, born in Worcester, Mass. ! AB R H Ave, , Died Jan. 31, 1935. | AD 1. 0 11.000. 1882—Hugh Johnson, _ soldier, KWM 7 3 4 571/N-R.A. head, author, columnist, . Hospital 6 3 3 .500 Picturesque ersonality, born at J. Hospital 6 3 3 .500 Ft. Scott, Kans. Died April 15, J. Hospital 6 3 3 .500, 1942. i ae ¢ 1 2 300) Hay should be well cured to! AD 2 0 1 .500 Prevent spontaneous combustion L JHA) 12 7 6: .500) In) haystat | kK JHA 6 6 3 500 i Brown, JHA cee ae ' JHA 13.5 6 .461 Vidal, KWM 2 1 °1~=«500 E, Sweeting. JHA 11 5 5 454 Alonzo, KWM 12 4 5 416 CIGAR STORE Joe M JHA 11 5 4 .363 Beiro. 9 2 3° 333 610 Duval Street B. Villar 3 1 1 «333 ey . the Netionel Leaque leader in COMEEETE: runs betted in. Without Mize, | B ASEB ALL SCORES Cigars and Cold | | Soft Drinks Le net ent { at} | i) |tion” {ranging for a comfortable, livable i {that it is not only fun, but more {satisfying to furnish your _home jon a budget. : piece of jthey have to purchase one at al jtime with careful thought,” {vice as to how to furnish one jagainst the word “decoration” applied to homes. 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