The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 23, 1947, Page 5

serine Salil SATURDAY, AUGUST 22 LEONARD HALTS CARDS, 4-2, FOR PHILS AS DODGERS EDGE REDS, 6-5; _ INDIANS Win, 4 to 3 and 6 to 1; Fell. er Pitches Four-Hitter; Giants Rally Shades Pi- rates 8 to 7 (By Associated Press) NEW YORK, Aug. 23.—-Old Dutch Leonard, the American League castoff, dealt another blow to the St. Louis Cardinals’ | pennant. hopes last night by pitching the Philadelphia Phillies to a 4-2 victory at Philadelphia. The veteran knuckle-baller best- ed Harry Brecheen in a mound duel to roll up his 15th vibtory against seven defeats. takefnan's| homer with one on in the ninth DEFEAT YANKEES TWIC | Gilmore Replaces Raiders, Face Saints Sunday With Pirates Playing Blue Sox ¥*ZORSKY HEADS REOR.- te | GANIZED ISLAND CITY Ba ball S ti | LEAGUE; TO STAGE By The Associated Press H GAMES AT BARRACKS The Island City Baseball Lea- gue has been reorganized with STAMDINGS Island City Baseball League THE KEY WEST CITIZEN - Raiders Play Miaini Stars, Sonar Meets Boca Chica In | Wickers Field Doubleheader, SUNDAY TWIN BILL TO! : START AT 1:30; MAUL "OOOO IDOI LH, DIN AND LOPEZ app Key West Golfers POWER TO RAIDERS | Play Miami | The Red Raiders will tangle Sunday with the Miami All Stars of the ! ! Outboard Club To Hold Races | On Labor Day FAST RACING AND WATER- SKIING PHOGRAM MADE: KNOWN TODAY BY ORGANI- ZATION The Key West Outboard Club today announced a fast racifig COMMISSIONER let Hockfbte ROCKFORD, hi dead wel Nat. Airlines @bneow| Moves Flicht ole; sg Seichard, @Ytyeat.ola ._greak- te} . has been teaching ift flital schools Control Section to help in the teather shortage, méet requirements. |. MIAMI, Aug. 23.—National Air- jlines is moving its flight control in the 10 “ jami, it Was announced today. Of- in the 10th century |ticials said the move is in con. Starting at 2 p.m. off the Naval lpr “ ch Babli rp ogram featuring fa: sched- Air Station. tators «will be Hiltes and instant confirmation of street gate. > ‘ ' Flight control governs opera- Among. the! ptobilblp. starjers| yh National Airlines planes stiiderits at the dbmime: gtahdmethér. Mré. Reithard, who had to take the summer course to | (Special to The Citizens The first wateh was made late Section from Jacksonville to Mi- \tection with a general “speed up“ admitted through the Batohi | requests tials sanusiiaens in the C-D-E Classes will be Rob- thrgughout 10 states and ‘Cul second game of a doubleheader | tomorrow afternoon at Wickers | Key West Golf Club will play én inter-city golf ratch COOPER NO NG7VICE 'IN OUTBOARD EVENTS jert Ikerd running the Sea Rov- Stadium. | In the first game, starting at | 1:30 p.m., the Sonar School, who; won the Navy Tournament held | in New London, Conn. a few! weeks ago, will tackle the strong Boca Chica Nightfighters, win- ner of 15 games in 16 starts, their ; only loss coming at the hands} with the Miami Country Club in Miami tomorrow after. noon. This is the first én- gagement between the two local clubs. The Magic City putters have ore of the strorigest teams in the South. are No pairings have yet been In making his first appear- | ance as an outboard racet in Key West on Labor Day. City Commissioner Albert B, Coop- er will be resuming a sport whith he followed in South Carolina. He participdted in several races there and in Georgia, finishing second one er. Ikerd has the hdhor of be- in Pe first — Hs ater ou ere at ftom Key West to Havana, This boat is {the sniallest craft to have eleared from the U.S. for a foreign port: Clit Ambrose, ofie bf Florida’s fastest athateur drivers, Blrio (Flip) Maloney witinet. of ‘the last regretta, Dt. Fred Carbonell who will run for the first time ;The section will be housed in the fiewly completed addition to the NAL maintenance and operations base at Miami International Air- Bort. 1 L. W. Dymond of Miami will be assistant operations manager in charge of flight contro! Softball Games broke up the ball game. Chien! w. P ,, the uss Gilmore replacing the |of the Red Raiders last Sunday. | year in the 100-mile race from ‘in the C ch iH also . Dr. 7 The result enabled the Brooklyn Birstes q Pca) i “oo Red Raiders. The newly form-|It is expected that Lefty Brooks Snngenced by, Hater, Buen i Augusta to Savannah on the Genicom aids fe. er Pe + BAYVIEW PARK Dodgers to gain a full. game on Blue Sox ~3 2 ‘e090 €4 circuit will open tomorrow at | will toe the mound for the Sonar! *0UFMament director. | Savannah River, class. The baldiike Of the “statt: Monnateoe GAMES the Cardinals as they had edged Red Raiders -2 3 .409 Key West Barracks diamond with |School while Boca Chica, as yet, Cooper will pilot “The [erg in this tlags will 6 ¢ angen m the pncinnal Reds, 6 to Bain 12 San Carlos -1 4 .200,the Gilmore playing San Carlos}has failed to name its starting E ahah rthathututeaheuder Cooked Goose”, ht ay by Hatiboh ih Aes ogih, Jens bun | Lr ora anee vs. Bob's innings in a day game at Brook- jin th 1:30 i i b i : j = 3 ne Soh St Bok |" ienniranot Lena if, ete 1.20 and heuer «(Donald Kerr Wins) ori Borne tonite ted Bog sth Okan | 93520" octane ve winning run on a close play at _ Club— W. L. Pet. i the second game | In the mluntean; the ae ey ona. err ins 14-foot craft will be poweréd it we ou sear eed ons Oral Naval Hospital. home when he ran into Ray La- Havana Op 88 F TIS) tee * Zarsic sid Or WOO YOR) Whe Tee Dae ° by Cooper's 22-Hotsepower |" the Blue Beetle, Albert Cooper ypsnay— mano and the Cincinnati catcher Tampa 89 40.690! ididve sens rgpeserel = bes apes Sarasa cin) Caddie Golf Event: Johnson Seahorse outboard a ith Mia nerae eg Cw: wi ke 7:30—American Legion vs. agers, the ay Taisen LR Beach - a oe “Sra Raiders, will also head the new |half due to cineaatances beyond assiiscs i \Sohnay’ Baker ifthe Besse oo 9 peau Spars ae cate the New York Yankees a rare St. Petersburg 59 67 .468/-°°% i their control, will tackle the, Mi Be Kerr wen: the pis Cad- land water-skiing program in con- The probablé line up in the. Hospital. twin defeat, 4 to 3 and 6 to 1, in West Palm Beach ....57 69 .452', Addition of the Gilmore to the jami All Stars, who are currently dies’ Annual Golf Tournament |icction with the Labor Day eel. | Class Will be Dr. Garbonell in THURSDAY— night games at Cleveland, ‘al- Lakeland 44 86.338 league promises some tough sail- |fighting it out for the 2nd half jheld yesterday morning at the !cby ction. Th a ibe held {4 new faster hull, Raymotid Ma- | 7:30-—VFW vs. USS. Gilmore. though outhit 12 to 6 in the first Ft. Lauderdale 35 91 .278 or competition for the three civil- jtitle. The All Stars will probab- |local Golf Club by scoring an || /SUOR. The events Wh en’ Honey algo ih d few boat, vetett| 9:15—Jerry’s Half-Acre vs. Key game. Joe Gordon's homer in| National League ian clubs. The gobs have four |ly have their ace hurler, Howard jimpressive 44. Ketr shot three|~ ded wallets for their (Felton in his first race, Eugene West Merchants. the third inning helped the cause! Club— W. L. Pet, :Tookies who are reportedly being |McCurdy, on the mound. Julius |pars on the round, getting them Ae awarded wallets for theif oy cntus ahother first statter and FRIDAY— in the opener, Bob Feller pitch- Brooklyn 7447 .612 eyed by the New York Giants. |“DoDo” Villareal, a native Key |in rotation from the third to the “Chievements. |Bill Hanson who is up to now; the | 7:30—American Legion vs. USS. ed four-hit ball to win the night- St. Louis 67 52.563 The break-up of the former |Wester, who was with the Raid- | fifth hole. , Individual scores are as follows: best of the A’s. | Gilmore. cap. Bostoh 66 54 .550 Island City League with renewal Jers in the South Florida League, | , 1 Donald Kerr & a 3 9:15—Adams Dairy vs, Key With Boston dropping one of New York 6155 526/of the old Pirate-Raider fued|is now playing firstbase for the | ,/™second Place was husky Rob- Robert Park ar Thane WD ets Chee Om aly West Merc two games with the Chicago Cincinnati 58 65 .467 marked the end of a thriving |All Stars, and will start against! one par on the difficult No. ath 22ymond Gwynn - 50 O'c’s j Pas Spee White Sox, the Yankee lead was Chicago 53 66 445 summer circuit which was begin- |his former teammates Sunday. In |}Gie Een pres 31 Operas or the reeneuee, ne'full| ‘The atmosphere of the earth reduced only half a game to a Pittsburgh 50 69 .420 ning to draw the fans to Wickers | addition to Villareal, the All j Gifford Herrick 159 expenae se TREPRRNES <3 Weighs 5,633,000,000,000,000 tons. full 11-game margin, ‘The White Philadelphia 49 69 .415 Field. The Pirates held the lead |Stars will have such stars as {Raymond Gem eee ences Eee = Si] Frdhld Wage Wik provide fie | to The Citize rtaethelng he Bor uae fk al American League jwith four wins and one loss with |Water, Bush, and Costello, in the eecads Wanen. <% joth le and Kerr Joe Lopez,’ Jr. . = C = 62 Water-skliig ‘exhibitions, — Subscribe to The Citizen. 6-8 margin at Chicago, ‘Ted Wil! Club— NG aRet ope me eee ‘ ° lia had apertect day-at bat i New York 76 42 .644|With three wins and two defeats.| The Red Raiders, who have e Be econ edie ade ie Lek ” Boston 62 52 544. The Raiders had won two of|been strengthened considerably - in the first, takirig the adapts antral’ 62 54 1534 five games and the San Carlos|by the addition of Mason Maul- e batting lead with a mark of .338, Philadelphia 62 56 .525 ‘one in five. jdin and Fidel Lopez, will pro- The Detroit Tigers went back Cleveland 60 55 .522| Batteries for tomorrow: USS|bably start“Bo” Meador against F into third place by whipping the Chicago 56 63 .471,Gilmore—Brooks or Murray and|the All Stars. Captain DeWitt Washington Senators, 7-6 and 2-0, Washington 48 69 410 Saunders; San Carlos—Vidal and | Roberts will bé behind the plate r at Detroit, Art Houtteman, for. 5t Louis - ..42 76.356 | Griffin. and Harold Haskins will cover met Detroit sandlotter, allowed _ Blue Sox—Lastres and Mon- |the initial bag. On second base, E five hits to win the nightcap. GAME RESULTS crief; Pirates—Salinero and Rod- | will be Lopez, with Mario Hern- ‘ Dick Wertz hit a three-run homer i - |riguez. andez, covering the hot corner. ou in the first. game. Flaridacteternal eats weague | ‘Umpites: Clark and Blyss Grif-| Armando Acevedo will be at e The St. Louis Browns took a Mi ¢ Bee sii a est fin. short, to round up the infield. i 7-5 decision from the Philadelphia yp 7 == SSS = .|In the outfield, they will have g 1. wwwwwwvwwveevverre Maton Matlin Athletics at St. Louis and the Chicago Cubs won 5-1 from the Boston Braves at Boston in night games. Emil Kush allowed the Braves four hits, The New York Giants rallied in the eighth for three runs to’ beat Havana 8, West Palm Beach 1. Fort Lauderdale 3, Lakeland 0, ' Miami at Tampa, postponed, rain, ‘FOLLOWING American League (Friday’s Scorés) Cleveland 4-6, New York 3-1, night games. PEDRO AGUILAR labs ssAsss44444a4444S ‘SOFTBALL NOTES the Pittsburgh Pirates, 8 to 7, Ernie Lombardi’s pinch single scored Mickey Witek with the winning run, Results: AMERICAN LEAGUE First Game—Twilight At Cleveland R. H. E. New York 312 1 Cleveland 460 Raschi, Page and Robinson; Lemon, Kleimann and Hegan. Second Game—Night At Cleveland R. H. E. New York 144 Cleveland (ie Baise | Drews, Wensloff, Gumpert and Houk; Feller.and Hegan, Night Game starting out with S ftb ll S di splayer aft ay ‘Bob’s Sports op. 0 t a tan ings; Johnny and James Ogden were CITY LEAGUES |Legion players but are now wear- jing the white and red of Bob’s ports Shop. Casado was the star leftfielder jand Joe Mira. By St. Louis. 7, Philadelphia 5, So has | ‘The second-half of the city soft- Boston 2r6, Chicago 7-3, \ball schedule has brought changes | Detroit 7-2, Washington 6-0. in clubs for some players. National League Charlie Albury, who started (Friday’s Scores) ‘out with the Veterans of Foreign Philadelphia. 4, St. Louis 2,|Wars. is now wearing the flan- night game. ; * “ ‘nels: of the American Legion. Chicago 5, Boston 1 night | Nick Osterhoudt, who also be- game. i gan with the Vets, is also now a = Rnainnnti Legionnaire. ingen 8, Cincinnati 5, 12," Joe Mira is another Vet who is New York 8, Pittsburgh 7. jon another club, Jerry's Half- z | Acre Vvvv VV Vv VYVv VV VV | Jackie Carbonell is now a VFW At St. Louis R. H. E. Philadelphia SAb ot CEABS A ES) St. Louis ae 711 3|#4###002444.44444444 | Marchildon, Savage, Chyisto- | Game Last Nnight, Postponed, pher and Rosar; Zoldak, Browh Rain) and Early. Club— W. L. Pct.\the Vets. —— Vets of Foreign Wars 4 2 -667/ Sue Griffen was tossing balls 1 pe First Game : USS. Gilmore 3.3 .500 from the hill for the Merchants t Chicago R.H. E, Bob’s Sports Shop 22 but wound up with Jerry’s and is Boston 210 4 American Legion 2 4 .333 | now living in Miami. oe cae 714 1 CLASS B | Malgrat, who was on the retired Bilge naa Na aN Preis 5d Game Last Nnight, Postponed, _ list, is doing all right with Adams mayen, ind Parte; Lopat, Har- Rain) \Dairy, at least in the field. He gig Club— W. L. Pct./says he«will get going soon at the Jetry’s Half-Acre Second Game Key West Merchants a} Cifeseo R. HE. Naval Hospital 8 5 Chicago 814 1 Adams Dairy 2 4 Johnson and " Tebbetts: pie, Caldwell, Maltzberger Tresh, and | DETROIT. — The driven by Mrs stalled on the tracks of the New R. H. g,1York Central railway and, try @ #8 she could, she could not get, First Game At Detroit Washington 611 , z Detroit 714 0 it started. A freight train came Masterson, Candini, Ferrick and along. Mrs. Jones leaped to safe- £vans, Ferrell; Trout, Gorsica, ty as the train tore off a fender. White and Wagner. Then she put the fender in the —_— |back seat, steped on the starter bi Second Game land drove off. At Detroit R. H. E.| es Washington 0 5 2' Brooklyn is a corruption of a etroit 2 6 2 Dutch name, “Breukelen.” Scarborough, Cary and Man-!- oe Ferrell; Houtteman and coni, Shoun, Johnson and Masi. jal At Brooklyn R.H.E,|. The baseball situation is again) NATIONAL LEAGUE Cincinnati | 513 1.in an uproar. This happens two Night Game ‘Brooklyn 6 15. 4|9F three times a year. First by At Philadelphia R. HE. (12 Innings) ithe Pirates quite arly in the year it. Louis 2 8 1! Raffensberger, Gumbert a yjand now three clubs quit. There 410 @ Lamanno; Hatten, Gregg, Casi Philadelphia Leonard Behrman and Edwards. Brecheen and Rice; 6 2 .760 (plate. 3 3 .500| 3Guera, Cabot, John Ogden, Wil- Gilles- [RAIN STARTS STALLED CAR cia are on the retired list. automobile soar Kathryn Jones |for the Key West Merchants but 'is now ih the same position with Just give him time! Lee Griffen, Peter ‘Navarro, Blanco, Anguira, De La Valdez, J.! Jack Villareal, The Raiders will reserve pitching es, Joe Do- a strong on hand. Admission will be free, and door award tickets will be given at the gate to all fans, including ball players. j A quart of watch oil would | lubricate 10,000,000 watches. | Optical microscopes can magni- | fy up to about 2,000 diameters. the everything that goes with day. | TI would like to suggest a field day for the softball players. There | is quite an argument as to who is |faster, fleet-footed Mauldin of Jerry’s Half-Acre or Barber, speed demon of the Legion, on a straight run from centerfield to home plate. Other events before or between games would cause considerable ‘interest. Many would like to see who is the fastest player and this would be a good time to find out. LAKE WORTH GAME The local boys are scheduled to play in Lake Worth on Labor Day. Mgr. A. Acevedo will carry a ball club up there that will bring a victory home. The Ramblers of Lake Worth have won three con- tests from the Conchs and it is high time we won a game. Acevedo will carry M. Acevedo, Albio Acevedo, Eloy Acevedo, F. Lopez, Arnold, Bo Meadors, Sal- | inero, F. Lastres, Baker, Roberts lard, F .Lopez, Rubberman Gar- ;HONOR ROLL | This year Bob’s Sports Shop jwent to the District Tournament and played to the semi-final. + The following deserve lots of praise: Buster Roberts, Hancock, Albury, Baker, Sterling, Arnold, |Ker , John and James Ogden, Mc- \Carthy, G. Barber, R. Santana, \Jack Vill Gonzalez and Manager Dutch Goehring. All are jentered here in the city’s softball e in the district tournament. { | BASEBALL ‘must be something wrong and I |believe the city commission igate this situation. and Seminick. should inve —— At New York R. H. E.| Sa aee Night Game !Pittsburgh es eh so At Boston R. H. E. 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