The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 12, 1947, Page 5

TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1947 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN FAGE THRE CARDS CLIP CUBS, 3-1, REDUCING KEY WEST PLAYS Sitter sontines 20.0232 c.'Airaid To Eat BROOKLYN LEAD TO 3 GAMES; GIANTS MIAMI BEACH IN-~"22e—~ ch iaie O1F D? sasy (Special te The Citizen) CLASS A. We Brandt from Key West, i Upset Stomach W. L. Pect.! BLANK PHI ; A’S, 3, AND YANKS, 2 Stine Te ee a . LS, 3-05 A’S, 3, TOURNEY TONIGHT: fn fon 3 $8 Sih "Porch Fld astray ta Smet wa Breck Pitches S Bob's Sports Shop 2 2 .500 Battalion of the 1ith Airborne! stance rose up from my upset recheen Pitches St Louis¥ USS. Gilmore ~-- 2 3 .400 Division Artillery has been pro-' stomach after meals. I got IN- moted recently to Private, First NER-AID, and it worl inches CLASS B : . Pet.! Class. | of gas and bloat from me. Waist- "1.090! Pfc. Brandt enlisted in the Army’ line is way down now. Meals are .500 in June ’46 and was sent to Fort @ eae, I Pralee ad Steere 250 Knox, Ky., where he took ‘his ba-| t° the “ih a is an cr nage .000 sic training. On arrival overseas testinschial and we oon veuty f N ; INNER-AID is the new mixture ‘in November ’46 he volunteered of 12 Juices from Nature's Herbs. |for parachute duty and was sent It has relieved many people who |Manager Dutch Goehring* To Victory As Dodgers FOTO. ovign Tops Dairy, oe aa eee PI F W kd Remain Idle; Red Sox! Pirates Challeng: e 10-46; S b S k By. ans For wee ay x kK Shade Senators 1-0 u un y Takes 15 Players For: !All-Star Team To USS Gil 16.6 Loo Made; First + N {ty Ansociated Frese) Labor D 1 more, | NEW YORK—Aug. 12—With' *‘' ay Game | Confident of giving a good ac- Game On Thursday | Softball 7 eae ito the Division Parachute Schooi had never been really helped be- In exhibition softball games ‘count of them: j | where he qualified as a parachut.'fore by any medicine. Taken their World Series hero, Harry |, 'played last night at Bayview Shop, first-half champions of the | BAYVIEW PARK ist. {shortly before meals it mixes onned mowolt District Softball Tests Manager Pancho Sanchez elves, Bob’s Sports | of the Pirates, who held first Tentative plans for a weekday | (The Cat) Brecheen looking very | 7, , : y food, th liminating much like a World Series hero,) place in the Island City Base- Park, the American Legion rout-|city softball league, left by auto- baseball league were made’ la SgosicHT— oe ipranit sreide at 206-C Wincor’ the" poagna st fester jgtomach , ne fl es a ices the pant League, issued a chall- Jed Adams Dairy, 10 to 6, and the |mobile today for Miami to_com- cay on eure rat a 30—-Naval Hospital vs. Jerry’s 'fxtension, Key West, Fla. poe eee the ae raoklyn Dodgers’ National Lea-' enge today to en” A-Star USS Gilmore trounced the sub-!pete in the annual Fourth Dis- home of Floyd Aceves pec || HalbeAcres et liven liver and remove old bile gue lead to three scanty games team to be picked from the ™arine USS Requin, 16 to 6. [trict tournament. The Shoppers Clubs were represented: the Boca} 9:15--VFW vs. Key West Mer-| Natural gas now is a more im- from the system. $o don't go on last night, shading the Chicagal Blue Sox, Red Raiders, and | In the first game the Dairy| win meet Miami Beach in their Chica Nightfighters, the S.B.'s,| chants (exhibition). portnat source of heat than man- suffering. Get INNER-AID. Sold Cubs, 3 to 1, at St. Louis. San Carlos for a game fo be Scored three runs in the second if:+ test at 9 o'clock tonight at the Valdez Stars and the Thirty-; THURSDAY— ufactured gas. iby all drug stores, 0-—USS. Gilmore vs. Bob's Sports Shop. on a walk, a single by Calero, | a triple by Griffen, and a double played Labor Dav afternoon, The Pirates have beaten Brecheen outpitched Hank Bor- | Mane! Pati. and-Eight. owy, Bob Chipman and Claude : ie sf ee 5 ‘hy ‘The first game will.be played| 9:15—Key West Mer s vs. Passeau, ailewine seven hits, He| ll three teams, Sanchez ex- by John Lewis. The Legion had) Mansueto B onc)) Tr 3 zs Reneige le - nei aba mH missed a shutout when Ernie, Plained, and now would like scored four in the first on four | Goerhing and 15 players were Thurs ‘FRIDAY. ‘ ag Patko ana Ba hamaccant| to play the best that the hits and one error and one in the certified by City Recreation Di- er Bob Wi r 'T30. erie Peginte ve Our prices are consistent in the eighth inning. Brooklyn; three put together could of- second on singles by Charlie Al-j rector Dwight Hunter to make play the S. managed by Ace 's Sports Shop. with our quality work on not scheduled. ', fer. So surp is Sanchez that Dury, Osterhoudt and Acevedo.|the trip. Included in the list vedo. The Valdez a Adams Dairy vs. Naval all types of printing. Pub- ‘The New York Giants moved} his club can beat an All- One hit and a couple of errors | were four pitchers; Dewitt (Bus- cd by Claude V ple Hospital. ; conn up to within six games of the! Star aggregation that he is ave tHe Legion two runs in the ter) Roberts, aco of the mound the ‘Thirty-and-E Saiurday| eee lications, stationery, office Dodgers as Dave Koslo shut out! Willing to play it on a “win- fourth. Dairy scored two in the ‘staff; Gilmore Parks, Blondel L. afternodn. Adini free Kangaroos can qene gn hae forms, invitations, adver- the Philadelphia Phillies, 3 to 0, | ner-take-all” basis. {fifth on two hits, a walk’ and! Hancock and Everett Rosam. - = —— ‘tail and strike out simultaneous- tising, others. on five hits in a night game. a hit batsman, and their last} Also making t s- cord and appeared confident that ly with back feet. At Yankee Stadium the Pit | IT TIM TP run in the sixth on a double by |mond Albury Key West. would. get. past! ltg]2 cs - delpt ra Diblatits beat the New Barber and one error. ; Sterling, first: G 1 second-round t The S $ | CUI ee ov evere | ry i inka a nit iq 3 to 2 as The Legion scored its last three | second; Ralph Arnold, hoppers drew SEE ORG ae ecoeeee The Artman Press Bob M. C han owed: Si ang hit: iB b ll St ti ti runs in the sixth on two walks,!Philip J. (Cheta) Ba nament which TRIUMPH oy Catea Rane teperph eae aseba AUISTICS two hits and one error. At bat stop; Kermit Kerr, L . on half a dozen Miami diamonds.| COE gE Greene and Ann Streets ~~ Meg éafige jthe leaders were Acevedo who Jimmy Ogden and John Ogden, The. four top-seeded teams, al! spa . Ph 51 y ‘ + Ravens Pr \ , one ty rs seg tpiuanieaiien paveny By The; Associated) Press hit three safely, Alb¥ry and Os- outfielders, and Robert Santana, from Miami, are the Pan Ar MILL ba Oi a gi ee re ne ,terhoudt who each hit two for utility infielder Clippers, Carl’s Liquors, Edison at aie eeu WNe.| STANDINGS |the winners. Sue Griffen hit) Hunter said that Mi Center and St. Sophia, in that | All Grocers dl aan allowed the Wash-| Island City Baseball League one a fae anal at poet tg doe not have too impc order, SIS POS 3 ne alr OVS. n ees — a ington Senators three hits to} Club— W. L, Pet. oy = shut them out 1 to 0 at Boston, |Pirates ~4 1 .800 Fae, le aaaee ie sara ies Miekey Haefner scattered 10 Bos- |Blue Sox 9200 rae Berber ae itcinne « ton hits but Sam Mele’s homer |Red Raiders ~2 3 400 oF h “6 mf roe ae in the third was enough to beat |5an_ Carlos 1 4 200, Ware sien Desteror the Legion. rae ; _ Florida-International League | _,17 {he nightcap the | Requin - or starte vith a rr a | ; Although nicked for nine hits; Club— W. L. Pet. inet first His ae - | Virgin Trucks took a 3-1 decision | Havana 85/80/5739) cingie. a) iwalk andi/one, error from the Cleveland Indians for ‘Tampa 82/96-.698 ought four runs across the | : Detroit at Cleveland in another Blain Beach cs PY ot plete... hey added onc in. the night game. The Tigers were ‘Miami 7 : ; Fe on limited to three hits by Mel Har. ‘West Palm Beach ...52 59.468 scene onda double bysErench | . der, Embree and Willis, Bob Ed- St. Petersburg - Be Oe era ee | dr, Benbroe on Le Waean 39 77 336 Gilmore scored one in the second ’ piled @ chutut terirccke, Fort Lauderdale 30 84 263 on an error and a single by; Cn as KS. Hi ee. | he Chicago White Sox and National League In the third the Requin scored St. Louis Browns split the only! Club— W. L. Pet.'its last run on ane ror and a day games in the majors, the {Brooklyn 66 43 606 cole by Gram ‘cia ‘ Pale Hose taking the opener, 5 St. Louis GAS ASIOF ee ovate: Husker piten | ISER AND WE ARE DELIVERING NOW! d the Browns the second New York 87 46 593 and allowed one hit and no runs. | : game, 8 to 4 at Chicago. Rudy |Boston 50. 5 = | eA B York homered in each game for ‘Cincinnati 83 60. 485 iin three caubaey i four times | Yen, it’s being done at Willow P: the Cubs and Schultz and Jurish eee a . oe A bate Clbeee 9ikG a baer nd | : The giant ex-bomber plant is now Roe rhe sce een Phileaelphic Aine sta) <r einele ing Uineatimes up aia producing better than a car a minute! . , ere: . ew vo_ singles. ‘or the * . The Cincinnati Reds clouted | American League sl Toasersithebloaderar were pRinanch | Every working day provides an av- Roger Wolff and Strincevich for |_.Club— W. L. Pet. with two singles and a double! erage of 700 more automobiles for a 15 hits to down the Pittsburgh |New York 70 37 648 in three times at bat. In. the| é Pirates, 15 to 8 at Cincinnati be- |Boston S148 a S48 a aaa Ronenber gator thous car-hungry world. And what won- hind Bucky Walters. Ray Hat- Detroit 55 47-334 and Osborn, Stenitt, Means and | derful new cars they are! ten homeyed for the Reds in the fileA ails ee - oh allent merethesest foraherwine | * f first with one on and Augi eee fs aoe pera, | di Galan in the third with the bases [Washington me Ee Rirst Game : Letters pour in to the factory every full ee 38-69 355| . Score by innings: R. H. E. day addressed to Henry J. Kiser Results: Adams 030021 0—6 7 7 and Joseph W. Frazer—from those Night Game ASE Legion 410 203 x—10 11 1 At Cincinnati R. H. E,| GAME RESULTS Walker, Sands and Villareal; among our more than 70,000 owners Cineinnatt A 5 i Florida: invernaliousisceneus grees ont Mauna: two. who feel that they must express their Wolff, Strincevich and Howells} 44,4, 343" Ms cores) ig in-[base hits: J. Lewis, R. Barber:| * enthusiasm. These owners, who have Walters and Lamanno seh meade i stolen base: McCormick; double S ER: —— aa lala plays: Barber to Hopkins, Ace- Pcaisca Both cars are serviced with genuine factory parts Griven the Kaus andthe FRazenand i ubBeact 6 eeksland! 2: 97 vedo toWAlbury <6 Valder, Barbe precne| theluxurious new Frazer Manhattan Aer Night Game RH. E_|. St: Petersburg 6, Fort Lauder- vedo 7 aso le E arber ( SERV VICE) —wherever you go—by one of the four largest ; : aie rates ta df ondele2, by Griffin 3, by Walker 2; bases GY avtomobile dealgs organizations in the world. hundreds of millions of miles in every St. Louis 39 1| Tampa 6, West Palm Beach 4 on balls: off Griffen 4, off Walk- | part of the world, emphasize one cheffing; Brecheen a agio- ionday’s 5 a S : i sate la, Rice. Cincinnati 8, Pittsburgh 3, night poston Game —the extraordinary smooth, gliding ees: pe Score by innings: R. H. E.| . . game. 2 t " Night Game i. Louis 3, Chicago 1, night Requin 411 000— 6 7 6! ride! They say there never was a ride At Philadelphia R. H, E.} game. 4 :Gilmore 015 64x—16 11 3/ like this! Read precal owner jcorn- New , York ¢. 310 0! New York 3, Philadelphia 0,} Wilkerson, French and Burk- ey Te Rows Aad : Philadelphia 0 5 Inight game. Ay esti SUG eu ag Koslo and Cooper; Judd, Jur-] Only games scheduled. es ks: sborn, gee 5 di isich and Seminick. Ainaricenitoncue ue Meshes aoeniteh We invite you to come in and inspect " jFrench; stolen _ bases: hese 100% bi Only game: heduled. (Monday's Scores) ,Zimmer 2, Stenitt, Turpin, ones tl j 100% pe itwaer cars and—take AMERICAN LEAGUE | Philadelphia 3, New York 2,'Osborn; sacrifice _ hits: Faton, | a@ ride. You will want one! And you Night Game jnight game. French; hit by pitcher: by Wilk-| ; Atitew York R.H.E,| Detroit 3, Cleveland 1, night erson (Turpin), by Tucker (Mitch: | can have one! For we are getting our Philadelphia 311 0 game ___lell, Rodenberry, Bartitis); struck | share of Willow Run’s increased out- iow Wak 2 7 0! Boston 1, Washington 0, night out: by Wilkerson 2, by French | t a delice ! McCahan and Rosar; Newsom, |&@me. aca . 1, by Tucker 3; on balls: put—and are delivering now. 2 Robinson. Chicago 5-4, St. Louis 2-8. off Detkins 2, off cker 1, off Bevens and Robinsor ott ont ar oy ao - ukKerson 4, 0) rench : nits: Night Game | TODAY’S GAMES aa Wilkerson ie aoe munis —THE KAISER © THE FRAZER At Cleveland R. H. E. Florida-International League /3 innings, of etkins 6 for 6 stoked 3 6 Ol eetnamamieneas runs in 3 innings; losing pitcher: e¢ THE FRAZER MANHATTAN Cleveland 1 9 0) Miami at Havana. Wilke eons inning pitcher: Tuck HERE IS WHAT KAISER AND FRAZER OWNERS SAY ABOUT THESE GREAT, NEW, POSTWAR CARS— Trucks and Wagner; Harder,! 1. Petersburg at Fort Lauder- ¢" time of game: 1.20; umpires: | Embree, Williams and Hegan. "| dale. Quesada and C. Griffin; scorer: A Chicago Office Worker Writes—"‘On a 4-day, My Katsen is the easiest car to operate that cian it 12,366 miles in four months in Galy games scheduled: Aguilar. \ 212-mile trip around Lake Michigan, we — Uhavecver ewned-—and the wa} izona and Mexico—often in over 115° heat af ! : a —+ average ‘y miles to the gallon... mountains is really something to ra Water tem: __, Night Game | National League Subscribe to The Citizen. new KaisEk is economical to operate and per- ee Se apebnener oeer 10" itis the he eases riding and driving ae rae 0 3 1, Chicago at St. Louis—Schmitz meee | forms beautifully. We thoroughly enjoy it.” a theta aetee car I have ever used. Owning it has been a ashingto! ee she y Fraze e fines! "i e “ei 110 1 ee, vs. Hearn (8-4) or Brazle | A New Britain, Conn, Salesman {Mites "My bought at an Tee, oe POR pier ve as oe se Johns 9-6). : AISE wo body styling is the finest I have _ride-—at any Uskrgieesh /. Va, Banker Writes—"“The offi- 7 dich Regh Evans isonneces New York at Philadelphia— And its power, maneuverability standing fe: cers of this bank own two FRazexs and one ne Tabhette. iKoslo (13-7) vs. Heintzelman audlewmoclhrnlingnie cer Corse te ainacenne at arelaniel -Katser. I have driven them ail and feel that First Gam (4-5 Performance is magnificent.” i ; they are wonderful cars, They are the smart- ‘irs! ame est the road We never Mgrs etts RHE! Brit ee Germ, eG pene CIGAR STORE A Detroit Hovrewite Writes—""Have just re- A Phoenix, Ariz. Newspaper Mon Wries—"I experienced smoother riding qualities. Your st. 1 ie , 2 7 1:—Voiselle (3-11) vs. Branca (17- turned from a trip to British Columbia. bought my FR1zeR on March 1, 1947 and have dealer gives us excellent service.” Chicago SHE OT a etic 610 Duval Street Kinder, Brown, Munerief and! 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