The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 11, 1947, Page 3

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN -— Brooklyn and St. Louis Are Still Five Contests Apart In National Loop, ST. LOUIS WINS, 4 TO 1,¥* FROM PHILLIES LAST| Softball] ~— Bill NIGHT; DODGERS DE.’ . ay FEAT CHICAGO CUBS At P ar k Tonight Nightflyers from Boca Chica (By Associated: Press) NEW YORK, Sept. 11.— | will play their first softbail game 3rooklyn and St. Louis are still ‘tonight, stacking up against the five games apart in the National | USS. Gilmore in the opener of a League standings, for both won doubleheader at the Bayview their games yesterday, the Cardi- | Park Field. nals from the Philadelphia Ath- | The game should be a very letics, 4-1, and the Dodgers from! hard fought affair as the clubs are the Chicago Cubs, 5-1. real fighters from start to finish. Brazle pitched the Cardinals to The atthe will get under way at the win, allowing the Phitlies “30 0clock. only. four hits. Brazle hasn't _.*” the second game of the eve- did in last night’s game. The Pee x : é Cardinals, in the meantime, were eres adage : _— — Se , ite » 5 < . = : > > win- wai eae si — — ner tonight will climb to within ing up four runs. : ,one game of the league-leading New York Giants again de- jessy Ss. Mall-Aere. feated Pitemenah i Th e! it is aupected that Claude Val- Snel seers dcka Sha 8 (ate as dez, the diminutive pitcher of the iene Sie pi id th . Pi ae Merchants, will be pitted-against Ae Pye : = oe Tree tie mighty might of Joe Lewis, ried Hy) — meee eneere ef- smallest player in the league. This hing * the pane nee. : battle should also be a thriller. Boston, with Shoun allowing Suis the Cincinnati Reds only five hits, had no .trouble winning, 8 to 0. The Braves’ knocked the great Blackwell from the box, j with a three-run splurge in the | seventh inning. In the American League, dh cote endl Baseball Statisties By The Associated Press the } Washington Senators whipped the STANDINGS ‘ Chicago White Sox by a score of! Florida-Internaconal League 3 to 1, ina night game last night.| Club— W. L. Pet. Masterson was in geod form, al- ,Tampa 903; 44 701 lowing the Sox only four hits. i Havana .... 100 43 .699 Detroit and Boston Red Sox Miami Beach 84 64 .568 are playing a great series, that ;Miami 70 75 .483 probably will determine the sec- | St. Petersburg 68 76 .47 ond place winner in the league. |West Palm Beach 66 82 .446 Detroit Tigers beat the Red Sox | Lakeland 47 99 .322! by a score of 5 to 0 yesterday. , Fort Lauderdale 47 102 .315 Hutchinson ailowed the Red Sox National League eight hits, but pitched well in| Club— W. L. Pet. the pinches. Detroit is now oniy , srooklyn 25 53 .616 half a game back of the Sox for jst. Louis 79:36 585 second place. ' Baston 77 62 = «.554 The New York Yankees de-;New York Tl 64 526 feated the Cleveland Indians, 7 Cincinnati 66 75 .468 to 4. The Yanks knocked Bob Chicago 60 75 .444 Feller from the box, and continu- : Philadelphia 55 81 .404 ed their batting against three Pittsburgh 55 62 .401 other Indian pitchers. ' American League St. Louis Browns beat Phila-) ey py W.L. Pet. delphia Athletics, 8 to 2. San- ice Wack 8751. 630 ford allowed the Athletics only j pBocton “73 62 541 five hits. Detroit ; 73 63 537 Tne scores: Cleveland 71 64 .526 AMERICAN LEAGUE | Philadelphia 69 68 .504 G | Chicago 63 74 .460 _At Washington = St. Lenin 50 86 .368 Chicago i 4 4; Washington 3.5 0; GAME RESULTS Florida-International League (Tuesday's Scores) Grove and Tresh; Masterson and Mancuso. i R. H. E. j At Boston “ages West Paim Beach 2, Miami | Deiroit 9 9 | Beach 1. Buston — eet 0 8 1! Miami 3, Fort Lauderdale 1. Hutchinson and Swift: Johnson, | Tampa 2-3, Havana 1-1. Dorish, Klinger and Tebbetts. l Lakeland at St. Petersburg, {postponed rain. At Philadelphia R. H. E.} f St. Louis $13.44 American League Philadelphia 25 1 (Wednesday's Scores) Fowler,| Washington 3, Chicago 1, night ' game. New York 7, Cleveland 4. Sanford and Moss; Scheib and Guerra. j ‘ ' At New York R. H. E.} Detroit 5, Boston 0. Cleveland 4 7 0; St. Louis 8, Philadelphia 2. New York 712 0; National League Feller. Stephens, Kleiman, (Wednesday’s Scores) Gromek, Hegan and Lopez; Ras- . “ i Philadelphia chi Page and Robinson. { St. Louis night game. New York 3, Pittsburgh 2. Boston 8, Cincinnati 0. q i; > NATIONAL LEAGUE Night Game , Brooklyn 5, Chicago 1, At St. Louis R. H. E.} cs hee Philadelphia Uae oa 9 Saga 414 2| TODAY’S GAMES Leonard Schang and Seminick;; Florida-International League — Brazle and Garagiola. | West Palm Beach at Miami Beach. At Pittsburgh R.H.E.; Miami at Fort Lauderdale. Bie Masel 3°97 0; St. Petersburg at Havana. Pittsburgh 2 6 0! Lakeland at Tampa. Jansen and Cooper; Queen and | American League Howell. |; Detroit at New York, two games-—-Overmire (10-4) and New- R. H. E.' houser (14-16) vs. Shea (12-4) and 815 0 Wensloff (3-1). Cincinnati 0 5 3; St. Louis at Washington, night Shoun and Masi; Blackwell, $#me—Zoldak (7-9) vs. Scarbor- Peterson, Erautt, Hetki and La- ough (4-11). intidhety. | Chicago at Philadelphia, night ;game—Haynes (10-6) vs. Cole- At Cincinnati Boston Brooklyn 5 8 6 man (6-9). Chicago 1 7 41: Cleveland at Boston, two games Hatien, Casey and Edwards: —-Black (10-11) and Gettel (10-8) Chipman, Borowy and Scheffing. VS: Ferris (11-10) and Deal (0-0). National League wvvvvvvvvvvVvvwvVvwvWv" Brooklyn at St. Louis, night game—Branca (19-11) vs. Bre- J Softball Standings CITY LEAGUES A be te & & be 2 & 2 te te te fe fo te he bo | ,cheen (15-9). New York at Cincinnati—Poat 1(3-0) vs. Raffensberger (7-11). Philadeiphia at Chicago—Heint- zelman (6-8) vs. Hamner (0-0). CLASS A Pet | Boston at Pittsburgh, two Club— . W. L. Pet games—Voiselle (8-11) and John- Vets of Foreign Wars . 9 2 .818 son (5-8) vs. Higbe (10-15) and Bob's Sports Shop .... 4 4 .500 Bonham (10-7). USS. Gilmore I I id CT American Legion 2.3 sal ATHLETES FOOT ITCH CLASS B | NOT HARD TO KILL. Club— W. L. Pct.} IN ONE HOUR Jerry’s Half-Acre 8 4 .667 pinata Ce ee er Adams Dairy 6 5 545 If not pk ised, you a at Key West Merchants. 6 5.545; STRONG fcteie ie, contains So” Naval Hospital _ 410 286 | alcohol. IT PENETRATES. f ; Reaches MORE germs to KILL There are more than 300 mil-jthe itch. Today at Gardner's Vion cubie miles of otean. | Pharmacy. Boca Raton To Play Saturday, 2 Games Sunday \FIRST CONTEST WITH SEC- TION BASE, THEN COMES NIGHT FLYERS AND RED RAIDERS The Boca Raton baseball club iwill play a game against the {Section Base nine Saturday af- jternoon at 3 o’clock at Wickers iField, it was announced today. Also Boca Raton will play a |doubleheader against the Night- |fliers from Boca Chica Field and lin the nightcap will engage the {City Championship team, the Rea | Raiders. The first game will be » 1:30 p. m., and the second {game at 4 bp. m. Boca Raton won the Southeast Florida League flag when _ it |beat the Eastern Air Lines, three {out of four games. Sports Writers In Convention At Miami, Sept. 15 The annual convention of the {Florida Sports Writers Associa- tign will be held in Miami on September 15 and 16. The program for the two-day j;meeting has been arranged by the University of Miami as follows: Monday, Sept. 15 7:15 A.M.—Breakfast | University’s cafeteria. | 8:15 A.M—Deep-sea fishing on boat Sylvia, Pier 9, City Yacht at the 2:30 P.M.—Lunch at the Pica- dilly Restaurant and Club. 4:00 P.M.—U. of Miami football actice. 6:00 P.M.——Dinner at the Uni- ;Versity’s cafeteria. | 7:00 P.M.—Meeting of the State {Federation of Boxing Commission- lers at the University. [pr 9:00 P.M.——Party. Tuesday, Sept. 16 | 7:30 A.M.—Breakfast at the ; University’s cafeteria. 8:30 A.M. — Annual Florida ‘Sports Writers Handicap Golf }Tournament at Riviera Country Club (prizes to winners). 1:00 P.M.—Luncheon at Riviera to include talk on football by Coach Jack Harding. 2:30 P.M.—-Sightseeing tour of ;sports centers of Miami and the ! University. | 7:30 P.M—Grand ‘party. | Pedro Aguilar, local sports (writer who is a member of the jassociation, will attend the con- | vention for the third straight jyear. Mr. Aguilar claims he: has- climaxing .|@ wonderful time each year at ; the meeting. ' | | | UTUTTAUAUONOAHELS:.°SUETEOOAAONDENELLETRESUAUEREAAOOERTTROPOPONOI Softball Games BAYVIEW PARK NIGHT GAMES SAUUTUUTTUTTUOTEAAT SAAT GET ATAU ERLE UAT ! THURSDAY-— 7:30—American Legion vs. USS. | Gilmore. 9:15—Adams Dairy vs. Key West Merchants. 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