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

ti awe Y .: Th Betas ee oe eatldadietot a. NATIONAL FLAG; ST. LOSES SECOND a2 i ooo— Wehewt Pleving Vou I erage ¥ \Twe Cames Slated *.. G. Lastres, also of the Jer- and, as a result, were gu ee ewe Wine tis THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Gelters Hold Class B Loop t ! Haskins, Jerty’s Half-Acre per- [Duffy's Tavern last night. Dr. former, tops the Class “B" city Jack Hayes, club president, made softball league in hitting with an @ short address. a of 444. He went to bat n 27 times and blasted out 12 safe-|the winner of the team matches of Gilmore Park’s aggregation was on "s, possesses @ better average,|Harry Knight's niblic wielde: ‘Perez Only Monthly Dinner, Undefeated Clas “B” Pitcher|iise: cos R. Perez, ace moundsman of thet expedition to the West, given up! Key West Merchants, remains the | undefeated pitcher in the Class “B” city softball league. Perez has an impressive record of four victories and no losses for ly \ A Ss {“Bon Homme Richard,” carries ‘states, oe) ¥ TODAY IN HISTORY . |Jack Dempsey, in Philadelphia. \ (Know America) 1935—Beginning) of bituminous { 1779—Capt. Paul Jones, in the coal. strike—400,000 strike in 21 ° Bigger Game oft Scot-|__1942--British take over Mada- jgascar from French. sacle . be : |. 1944—American planes sink 22 |Pened: 1808—Historic Lewis and Clark’ Jap ships in the Philippines. A guest entered @ hovel 1945—T/Sgt, Lee Louis award-jeq the belthop his suiterse ; returns to St. Louis, its i j for lost, returns to ouis, a biased of Merit Medal for war" | quarter. “If ‘you'll handle base, to unbounded joy of country. | 1946—Russia charges presence jown bag,” he said, “PR give American troops in Europe'a quarter. Here comes @ 1869—The University of Cali-' of fornia opens at Berkeley. imakes for unease there. Meatiman who always tips me @ ithe war to English shores, defeat- | ‘s, A ders. » second-hal: dule to date.! 1911—Birth of air mail in famine over co re} lar For Park hat than Haskins, but has been’ Robert Dopp, entertainment ee ae inte Us sen iis ae chantey: Movi. Ovington si6i ee Se ates Naame jt bat anly six times, chairman, was in charge of the! ¢ the Naval Hospital er tae is at Garden, City, N. Y., as “Air} 4 i ins is Villa- |dinner. Present were: “ ail Pilot No. 1. oe a — a Aeetetee P renee Weather per the some! Close behind Lgl b el Ree Carale (triumphs and one defeat. _.{ 1918—Some 10,000 cases Span-| BES FORK tem ap ..'ng game of the Goudie. reel, of the Adams Dairy ou! Ben Freer, Jim McCardle,' Three pitchers are tied for third igh Infh ted in ase i ak dk ew ree we | © winner of the ter iheader tonight ot lew Park With & mark of .433, Harry Knight, Jimmy Mira, Ker-'p1ace honors. W. Sweeting of Jer- campy ofl RA A XS Wee et pennant, ai. |e bene fs Sports| Haskins has left for college mit Loucks, Charles Yates, Bob ry's Half-Acre, S. Griffen of the liek Choke unhey. defeats Vi A — 4 =s a) Shep and the and thus Villareal becomes the [Spottswood, Curry Harris, Bob same club and C. Valdez of the| Sa 229 se Ve Oe?) ee hee ventey | Stew ‘eterans of Foreign | é ! =~ mot angie Ware, Vets are leading the Class active leading hitter of the cir- |Knowles, Tony Demeritt, Leo Merchants have each won three! PM od wee WVossttis ft _| howe Cordimete oming § ague | quit, followed by Alonzo and jjopez, Dr. Bob Eckdahl, Fred games and lost two. { CUSstOn SUTTy rr" 7 hee Te screed game! ft ls exported that Frank | Rogers. Mathews, Mel Hamel, John Kir-} Won and lost records of the} ReMi eM! . oer ee Che ‘ wd Buster Roberts | Leading hitters in the league, |schenbaum, Jim Londeree, Mo-'Class “B” league follow: ry oamne te = 733 rival puchore. om Ss jas announced by Official Score-| 215 -Wallace, Bob Saunde Pitcher— W. L. Pet.) | Tes AS mow Should Bob's win, thay [REper, Pedro Aguisan. toeMave, (Charles Lewin, Ignatius Lester, 'R. Perez, KWM 4 0 a4 ewer fr ee leet ditch Car. #1 climb tw within two and 4 Last JHA 633 500 Joe Lopez, Gilmore Park, Hum- Martin, NH ‘i 31 as he Fite reach of Mi games of first place. ‘Haskins, JHA. 27.13.12 qa (bert Mira, Dr. Jack Hayes, Nor- W. Sweeting, JHA 3 2 ms Ge be of the magus | Im the the Navel Hos- | Vitiareai, AD 30 11.13 .433,;man D. Artman, Alton Park, S. Griffen, JHA Bis8 NOW AVAILABLE ea Ree ced Kehoe ot the P% Will play Jerry's Malf-Aere Alonzo, KWM 43 13 18.418 [Charles Smith, Clem Price, Bill C- Valdez, EM ba Made of Port Orford Cedar pee Gite ited the Bt Lous team (* the finel game between . NH 32 16.13 406 |Curry, Paul Mesa, Jr., Bob Dil. Joe Lewis, & : Slats finished with non-chalh= aie well wottered hits, white this season. They have ‘nailter, NH 50 20 20 .400 lard, Hugh Moore, Ward Tyson, Miller NH ; r§ ing syuthetic enamel. uM on Poet set Mikey were Oth Us times so for and each haye'J. Mira, JHA 42 13 17. .404/Fieldon Elbertson, Valter Vinson, goign JHA ae Also ALUMINU! — @e Cube be te * (won theee games. Tonight will be|F. Lastres, JHA 35 12 14 .400|Louie Pierce, Horace O’Bryant, Nelson. NH 01 7 * St. the rubber contest. | i 32 11 12 .375/Jimmy Cooper, Robert Dopp, Walker, —- «et & the fold \John Lewis, AD y per, PP, Walker, AD dias hy Gumeting these errors in theo ltY* Sart out with Higginbotham, JHA3@ 20 14 .368|Paul Sher; Dr. Herman Moore,! ~ KWM—Key West Mer- Boe Quertng in box and Martin |Henke, NH 2305 8 Kovash, Russell Hyman, Malcolm ; chants. i fee OR sem a Ln will probably be in there for the | McClurg, NH 26 4 9 i Merry (The Cot) Hapial boys. A win tor fee wens, iH 47:14:16 SHAD Sey niE } f?-. Powe. teen d 0 Leniaaiaaenakner | —Jerry’s Half-Acre. i courteous | a o dl y * a Respite! will plece it within two |Kelly, SHA * : : ty Will Scarecrow Owls | AD—Adams Dairy. | sete. selere seme Narre mere y= Rad these far dovry's, Wil shove ner et, ‘toners JHA 6 2 2 333 Seare Starling? | | accepted, See your travel agent ur call | y's will shove them up to Hernandez, 4 5 OR : Just Rubbing | 7 Het he Cube to Within eight points of the lead- Vidal, KWM 96 10 12 .333| PATERSON, N. J.—(AP).—The 1064 | Setehing be 16th vic. ore “1 Fer@andez, KWM24 5 8 ($33 starlings which annually t. This from England: A par i es +) heeee. i _Pivet game will start at 1:20 ‘Sterling, AD 35 11 $14 city hall are in for some metalic enone ‘ nes ty: me pesecn, att Moore, econd “Clerk ond the nightcap at 9 Figura, NH 6711 Fed ecg F : (er the health of her husband | + @ieewe on Me. “tlork Mauldin, JHA 10 0 3 .300] Mayor William P. Furey ex-|!who was suffering from rhema Grandes and were: walk —— ———_____ jAlayon, KWM 10 0 3 .300;pects to erect some aluminum tism, repiled: Seb bitter Kurowsn: zh Walker, AD 23 6 7 .304/makes of owls, arch enemy of| “Mighty bad, sir; I've been rub. . s NA 4 < starlings, in an effort to dis-!bing him down all night wit beamee im the caghih Il \Laey, 247 7 291 2: 1 hi ¢ Castine 9 E Sweeting, JHA 24 7 7 291!courage the unwelcome birds. _ |imprecations,” Dyer decided w let Walker, JHA ss 0 Me — See - tet mateed of send By The Associated Prose Nelson,” 40 11:11 277, s css . pee tate , FT a cemses | Martin, NH 33-7 9 275 pheored the firs | \A. Pazo, KWM 3015 8 266 ee Fb being done ermng © and Mi League |Ingraham, AD 35 7 9 25 at fe Give the Med Birds » 3-1 Chub Pet, |Meadors. JHA 16 4 4 .250 pan Ada 4 WA Crem, running for | Brooklyn 615 | Bolton, JHA 12 4 3 .250 : gered leter on a wid St Love 4 . er wa » 9 : or ‘ Harmne: te Howton ‘ ic. Val 7 25 <4, =. het nore [Hew York ‘$31 |Pieitas, KWM 20 7-5 250) poems iCinernnets 477'A. Diaz, KWM ri 12623 250 | Were fo other Notional Chicago , JHA—Jerry’s Half-Acre. | P| Uteburgh KWM—Key West Mer | eres ployed yesterday Philadelphia chants. - National League AD—Adams Dairy. ond Sue in the NH—Naval Hospital. Deague divided a dow Miscellaneous Records Textron winning the New York ‘a Most times at bat—Miller 50, fe 4 while Cleveland [Detroit ot the Tigers, 7 we 6 ond Cleveland Bresnecky 45. Alonzo 43, Wells 47. Miller 20, 20, Rogers, 16, Pa- Most hits—Miller 20, Alonzo 18, 4: Mira 17, Wells 16. tworl hits—Miller 6, 1 5, John Lewis and Vi- dal 4 each. Most three-base hits—Cooper, barge F. ky Kelly, Alon- zo, C. Valdez, Miller, Martin, Rog- “Henke 1 each. any home. runs-Miller 5, Bresnecky, J. Fernandez, Lacy, \Nelson and Wells 2 each. rend Phitadelphia fete oe oe enn oo ae — + | Washington > See, 42. after drop- ls: tae 4 Hy ui feet game, 64 — 7" weve | GAME RESULTS American League & lew RHE (Monday's Scores) 2 6 1) Detroit 6-7, Cleveland Louw 4 5 © St. Louis 4-0, Chicago Gener ant Geheffing; Bre. | Woshingten at New York, post- teen ond Kove boned = 7 | Only games scheduled. Bec ond Game } National League Me Lowe RUE (Monday's Scores) ) _ H 3 HI St. Louis 4-3, Chicago 2-6. <nuee Onl cheduled. rieteen, Sehenidte and MeCul. | er teweh Diekeon Pollet, Staley and | TODAY’S GAMES Garageis | | weshingien et AMERICAN LEAGUE Washington at New York, two Fiest Game \games—Masterson (12-14) and At Deters RH B | Heefner (9-13) vs. Shea (13-5) and Che ee ont 4 @ @ Reynolds (18-8) Breve 6 9 ©| Philadelphia at Boston, two Cette, Gromek end Hegan; |@ames—MecCahan (10-4) and Mar- Mette renae cnet Batt jchilden (17-9) vs. Stubbs (0-0) and jJohnson (11-10). Cleveland at St. Louis, night At Metro R HB. game—Lemon (10-4) vs. Kramer Cleve iort 71a 9 (10-16) tee, @ it 1! Detroit at Chicago—Trucks (10- Biebree, Kietwan, Feller and ,!!) vs. Lopat (15-12). Overmire, Trucks and) National League Wage | New York at Breoklyn—Kaslo (4-5) Piet Game (15-10) vs. Hatten (16-8) or Gregg At Chee RHE Chicago at Cincinnati—Wyse Lanse 4 9 1 (5% vs. Vander Meer (9-12). ee ons 2 4 1! St Louis at Pittsburgh, night fohtck ond Early, Gillespie, game—Hearn (11-7) vs. Queen arsiet and Tresh {3-7 * | Only games scheduled. Becond Game Plosida-Intesnational Playoffs At Chteage RHE! Havana at Miami. i Perey oe ———— 4m | hl bh dp be dl i} part mt Meow Morons oo Co Ftball Standings (aN eA CITY LEAGUES Softhall Ga 04644444644444444444 mes CLASS A Club— W. L. Pet, BAY VIEW PARK Vets of Foreign Wars 10 3 .769 Bob's Sports Shop —.. 5 5 .500 LNT | Pincers 5 8 458 Tomawr— American Legion 610 .375 Sports Shop vs. CLASS B . Club— W. L. Pet. alieapitel ve. JerPY"® Key West Merchants 8 @ 821 , Jerry's Half-Acre 8 7 533 » Adams Dairy 7 6 538 Legion V5. Naval Hospital. @ 40.878 iHome Dairy vs. Jerry's)” Road the Classified Ads in The Citizen. ¥v "2s Gilmore vs. Bob’ Shop Merchants vs val Hospital | Fence post crops are grown on MILL any forms, often in gullies Where the trees serve a dual pur- | a = of rep and control for ero | All Grocers Rees OO* *72404608 Most stolen bases—Haskins 10, Fleitas, Miller, Rogers and Joe ‘Mira 6 each. Most times struck out—Sands 11, Figura and Sterling’ 9 each, {Ingraham 8. ! it times walked—Bresnecky '12, Rogers 11, Kelly and Higgin-| |betham 10 each, Martin 9. Less times struck out—Vidal, | Fleitas and Miller 1 time each, Fernandez, Claude Valdez, Villa- | Due On Saturday ' Homestead All Stars will play a doubleheader af softball Satur- day at Bayview Park. The first game will get under way at 7:30 p.m. The visitors will have Caves in the box the first game and Fuchs in the second battle. 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