The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 25, 1947, Page 5

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1947 (ee CARDS TAKE GIANTS BEAT BROOKS; REDS WIN 5TH PLACE Dedgers, With Regulark——_ Players Resting For Yan- hee Series, Lose Contest Yesterday 187 TRO Assertntod Press) WHEW YORK, Sept. 25. — st. (aus Cardinals seem to he play- img heads up baseball now that ‘The Cords won, 5.1, last night from the Pittsburgh Pirates waen Munwer let the Smoke City team wen with three hits St. Louis’ cae wes helped by Whitey Kereweki's homer with one on in Flyers And Red Raiders To Meet Lake Worth Here Boca Chica Flyers will tackle | the Lake Worth Ramblers when | the visitors come here this week- end for a doubleheader of baseball | Sunday at Wickers Field. Flyers will probably send their ace moundsman, Day, to the hill to hold Gown the strong Ramb- lers. Day will face Brady in this game ,which will start promptly G THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ‘A Gooo 3 STATISTIC OR-TWO COULD BEAT THO YANKS ! = F BURT SHOTTON DODGER £ sti ITHS) WERE MSPHAIL'S BABIES IN BROOKLYN ARE QUIZ (yh (CEI f \\fT0: iG HIM NOW! / J CREISER, | A Awatuee Ff , HERMANSKI FORMULAg@aw jyear, ‘skaters have school work to do a te Roller Skaters To German Crities | A program of fun is planned | HAMBURG.—(AP).—The Brit-_ jior the roller skaters at Bayview ish Broadcasting Corporation has iPark with games and music from |offered Germans ten new radio ? to 9 p.m, under the super-|sets as prizes for’ criticisms of jwision of Miss Jane Hopkins of |the German section of the BBC’s the City Recréation Department. |European service. ! The skaters will have their pro- Listeners to German language gram only one night a week—|broadcasts have been invited Friday night—during the school|to submit suggestions for im- since. most of the young |provements, praise for favorite items and constructive criticism of programs they don’t like. 20 books are offered as consolation prizes. on Tuesday nights. Publisher Reveals Meaning of Brevity |,.i.msr . “Thursday I lost a gold watch BILLINGS, Mont. — (AP). —|I valued highly. I advertised in Shortest speech of the Montana ‘your lost and found column and | Press Association meeting was | waited patiently. Yesterday I made by .C J. Doherty, Missoula | went home and found the watch | publisher assigned the subject, |in another suit. It certainly pays | Pays to Advertise H A man wrote to. a. Montreal) un At Park For . BBC Offers Prizes ee the third ‘ ‘The Brooklyn Dodgers, with some of the regular players rest- wp for the crucial series the New York Yankees, @repped ome to the New York Giants, 6-5, in the final meeting of the two clubs this season. already mentioned. Raiders will He! Gregg tuned up for the be out to even the score Sunday. sotiee With & one-hit shutout job The lineups will be something | tor the Dodgers in the five in- like this: | at 1:30 p.m. i ‘Key West Red Raiders, who de- feated the Ramblers twice on the | upstaters’ own grounds, will take the field against the visitors in the second game. Ramblers have won three against local teams and suffered the two losses \ s . {“What can we expect in print-/t{o advertise.” jing equipment?” | His full text: i | | besides, to wear last “Nothing.” wilted corsage te the -——- —-~--- ee? The skunk is a biological rela- tive of the weasel and mink. |4 Paneful Break: Foul, Not A Homer} CHICAGO.—(AP).—A_ wo- man who lives across the DRESSEN’S x at BEEN IN { \ ! THREE NY. : = | SERIES — ! EACH WITH RECLOSURE CARTON, WITH TOP THAT FITS BACK ON* SO THAT DIXIE CRYSTALS pings he worked. Then Rookie | Lake Worth Ramblers A DIFFERENT MEQUINN'S | street from Wrigley Field ase Ramedell came to the mound and! Douglas, 1b; CLUB WITH BROWN: | made a tardy demand for , the Gients took Kindly to his of-} Carey, 2b; A ioe See rani le a ahatiered wine | fetinies, slamening out six rund in} Simmonds, 3b; DchiNe STAFF (EXCEPr hs ae ; the «ath inning. The pennant jeming, 88; 4 al /f tee Se EFTY JOE PAGE) eb 1 wimers clubbed Hansen for four | we If; : Mery ‘AP Newsfeatures ) f | "That happened several fume in the first three innings,| Menders, c: By FRANK ECK * LONGER! om were = virtually helpless Williams, vA AP Newsfeatures Sports Editor s p By | Claeger, Adams or Guitlote, p.| NEW YORK.—tt could be that the Brooklyn Dodgers won the Na T Hard F cht te He only other National | Red Raiders tional League pennant with statistics! wo ar oug H ae ZR 5 SS ear. League game yesterday, Cinein- | Mouldin, cf; i President Branch Rickey of the Dodgers is quietly patting S TRAVEL IN LUXURY fall Reds clinched fifth place in| A Acevedo. ss; himself on the back because of a new Rickey idea—that of sending ® oftball Contests ; the stondings by Joking » 6 to 5) Hernandez, 3b; a statistician along with the club on its final western road trip to e | veer from the Chicago One. Sterling, 1b; tabulate every pitch made for and against the Bums. | At Park Tonicht . Ns vwelend beet the St. is! Roberts, c; D | trewns, 5 to 1. as Bob Feller; Mira, If; The man who has a record of every ball thrown is Allan : | pitehed « five-hitter and won his | ie ny 8 vf; Roth, 26-year-old native of Montreal. He knows exactly how ara oerceeener coh ia ON THE STREAMLINER Ste game of the season. | Lastres or Finkelstein P. the. Dodger left-handed batters fared against southpaw and the opening battle of a softball} aaa Ne hg Megpers | The second game is slated to riehtybended pitching s and ee — doubleheader when the American) 4.1. ago," she was inform- SI | VER MET EOR a start at 4 o'clock. ws what pitc! e Legion tangles with the. Veterans Bi a, — — ois the American batter is most likely to hit. | DDD PAA ET OMA | Foreign Wars. ed. eran you report i satire Air ‘weal a eres Legion has added a couple of} if sooner . aves fiami Daily for ashington, F NATIONAL LEAGUE Baseball Statistics Frankie Crosetti, coach ana| Lake Worth P and according to its man- “I thought Bill aS New York and other Eastern Cities : Night Game ytility infielder, will be in his Pl 5 T. B ager, Theodore Albury, from now (Chicago Cubs long ball hit- alaeat i L : Pittsburgh R. i. EB. By The Associated Press eighth Series With the Yanks—if ayers fo be on the Legionnaires are going to| ter) might have hit a home Sleeping Cars - Luxurious ’ Pe en eter he plays. He will be 37 on Oct. Di y be hard to beat. run, the complainant replied. Latest Type Coaches and Patera 133 ST, INGS 4. Joe DiMaggio, with a .303}4#lnner Guests | Manager Wells of the Veterans; “Then I wouldn't have cased: Recreation Cars. ‘AND: Series batting average and three will use Arias in the box, with} But I just learned the win- Pa ae —_a Amertenn League home runs, has been in six Se-| Lake Worth Ramblers will Castro behind the plate. dow was broken in batting ee eas = Beene eae pln tage Cr W. L. Pet. ries. Of the Series veterans, First be guests at 2 dinner-dance ! The second game will mean aj practice.” lephon At Brooklyn R. 1. B. ‘Brooklyn 92 58 .613/5aseman George McQuinn of the| starting et 9 o'clock Saturday lot to both competing _ teams, | Ticket Office - 522 Southard St. New York .. Sa te 85 64 .579|*anks has the best average. In’ night in the Poinciana Re- Adams Dairy and Jenys Hl) Senrrmertr Sit ce Brewkivn PRY ee "3 67 ‘653 81x Bames with the 1944 St. Louis! creation Holl. The local Red ACte- | Il TESSEETETEEEIEA “Rverything to Please Femiuine Tastes™2=zesssereeaiaiie Benge, Kennedy, Trin- New York 79 70.530 | Browns ie Bate for iy Ser 16) Raiders will be hosts. | A victory for Jerry’s will put} ee . . @ Ramade! ¥ trips to the plate for a . eries | ead ts 7 (tt into first pl: id . S I; °° Palin i, ad cnaianetl = A | | Teams patticieting in ‘win for Adams will, send the| To All My Friends and Customers peciaity edges y a " Chicago 68 83 re 4 way, | league games at Wickers Field Dairymen intoa tie for top posi-| | fave moved in with Jane and : Palledsihia - a 4 “403| Of the eight Yankee players ulso will attend the dinner tion with the Key West Mer-| Shine, where I will greet you Sh : Chiewee 513 0, League ? who have been in fall classics : eta Fin rants, Fans = caaily re whet with the same service and cour- oppe 3 Commies 67} W. L, Pet,| theit combined batting average Berets Wan soba gare OULGOINE, . © Wil’ | tesy that you always got from me, “THE STORE OF BEAU’ : Scheidt, Meers, Lade, Kush!, Cub— : is a rather dubious .236. Brook- | ger of the Red Raiders, |mean to either team. | TIFUL LINGERIE” snd Schelling: Raftensberser, Detroit $2 09 ‘bea lym has four Series veterans and | ‘tated thet the dinner is in | Joe Lewis is slated to start on! idle lee 7019 Duval Stree : Erautt, Lively, Peterson and La- peuron 70 536! & ™eager .191 average. These | ‘return for the splendid hos- |the hill for the Dairymen and; Phone 1178, Day or Night WHEN YOU ARE LOOKING i ea 8 ee Cleveland 80 70 533 Yanks have eight Series homers | pitality shown the local Key Griffin or Sweeting will do} re - . — lFethedetohs ‘507, While Pete Reiser has the only | West team which journeyed ‘mound duty for the Jerry’s. ANE and SHINE : Philadelphia 16 74.507 rts or ouses : 3 Qmiy games scheduled Chicago 68 83 .450| Brooklyn homer. | 40 Lake Worth on Labor aoe 1502 BERTHA STREET ge *, 3 AMERICAN LEA } Wash 62 88 ‘413 | Day week-end. While cider is the juice of the ALWAYS SEE US for REAL VALUES % / GUE Bieta "87 93 .380/ Coach Charley Dressen of the | The dinner will feature |@PPle, verjuice is a beverage nos: cnsasneenmnnaemaastscin.ocaail ey eee ~ « 3 Night Game wae" Yanks gets into his third Series! crawfish enchilado. made from carb-apple puioe.: °~ Cre le Sk t ‘ : At Chicogo RHE GAME RESULTS with a New York club. Though), j : a 7 10627 Wom p rts 3 Dietrest su ® he didn’t play in the 1933 Series; MPM MYMDOM OD ATHLETES FOOT ITCH BUY SPECIAL With Full-Length Tossell Zipper $ Ciao Aemerioen Latqne against the Senators he was a! =a —| NOT HARD TO KILL. EE : Hutchinson and Swift: Parish, ‘Wednesday’ Giant eligible. He played 16! One Way To Ease Off \, a Gefrienm: Caldwell and Dickey. | mean’ a ies night |games as Shira base saerstildy:| Sergeant: “Did you sleep well IN ONE HOUR Service Sale Featuring Full Line of .. . : game. ? Wight | Cleveland 9, St. Louis 1, night | At B Lous 6 @ one | Crevetaned #15 1)" Only games scheduled. | Me Lanes 1 8 0 National League | (Wednesday's Games) New York 6, Brooklyn 5. Cincinnati 6, Chicago 5. St. Louis’ 5, Pittsburgh 1, night game. : Only games scheduled. ; vyever Softball Standings Petter end Wegan; Kinder and Mew Oaly gare scheduled a eee - bas i Homestead Lineup For Saturday Tilts Here Made Known, =o “2000s 0444444444444444464 Seesteed All Stars will be! CLASS A here Beturday for two games of libel that @ight at the Bay-| Club— W. L. Pet. view Pork under liahts (Vets of Foreign Wars .10 4 Veterans of Foreign Wars will Bob's Sports Shop 6 4 .600 eet the Homestead players in USS. Gilmore 5 4 556 he opening game ond the USS, American Legion 110 .091 Citmere dated to oppose them! CLASS B wn maghtcap mm will probably send Are t the mound and Castro| Jerry's Half-Acre helied the plete, Melvin Tynes | Adams Dairy Wl be om first, Ratton on second, |Naval Hospital Marte Mermander ot third and Softball Games BAYVIEW PARK NIGHT GAMES tre @uter gardens uci TNE GHEE EARN All Stare will probably use Ohnieger in the box, with Gorce TONIGHT— 7:30—American Legion FW. eerie bie tees, Brown will vFw. 9:15—Adams Dairy vs. Jerry's Club— Key West Merchants & @ fret, Rue on second and Olepieeer of third § Bishop will ™ ot chert, with Puchs, Sul- ond Mistretta in the out-| vs. on Finet game of the twin bill will! | Yanks with only one exception— to Travis Jackson that year. In’ 1941 he goached the Dodgers. | Bobo Newsom would like to win three games for the Yankees. He won two and lost one for the De- troit Tigers in the 1940 Series} against the Cincinnati Reds, los-! ing the seventh .and final game, | 2-1, to Paul Derringer. Bobo was} a Dodger in 1929 and again 13) years later. He is the most tray- eled man in the Series, having! been with eight different major way Series should be a breeze. One factor which may operate cess against right-handed pitching | during the season. Many of the big guns in the Brooklyn lineup swing from the left side—Reiser, Walker, Jorgensen, Vaughan, Hermanski. They will face all right-handed pitching from the Joe Page, the New York relief ace. The shrews are among the smallest of mammals, league clubs. To him this Sub-| 2% jin the Dodgers’ favor is their suc- | on your cot? I am afraid it was| Tf not pleased, your 35¢ back at a little hard ahd uneven. any pug eee 20% n punds ,Conscript: “It was all right,! ‘cohol. IT PENETRATES. pe Saray prea oe ooo sie sir. I got up now and then during | Reaches MORE germs to KILL PAINTED the night and rested a little, you|the itch. Today at Gardner's sual <tinstene CORDED ‘ds 7 Jevewerer. cy sweres ——— Old at 40.50.60?” | stBoxs aan saan corres TAPED , ’, ’ " TRIUMPH Removed and Installed — Man, You're Crazy| corre KEY WEST (= VENETIAN BLIND COMPANY ules Ge vcs “ x 120 Duval Street Phone 1042 At all Drag All Grocers Jefferson Hotel Building (3) Key West, —————————— SS | ROSE BOOTERY | 425 DUVAL STREET at FLEMING STREET —————OPPOSITE LaCONCHA HOTEL———____ SANDALS (As Illustrated) A beautiful Sandal that will go well DeHAFRE | GOLD KID _ BROADWAY CIGAR STORE 610 Duval Street COMPLETE BASEBALL SCORES — a 7:98 o'clock sharp. Offi-| ene . oepires will be Cyril Grif- PRIDAY— . tm amet y Mire ’ 7:30—USS. Gilmore vs. Bob's -_ ! Sports Shop. 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