The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 14, 1949, Page 6

Tr teh emtes = Rnotted the score. A fer » = © Giudice by Gor . : eu eed ly that from entries. being. received jon the’ boulevard will correc- in the Island City Fishing Tour-|, a tes wed enaiat ae aulas Gianna ae High School G: » the ym- ll be between the Jun- ? 4 § vse 37 pouh leng’ ft ins., girth 31 ings e+ “ . Frank Satenstein, New | Ben aS “will ia Canal City, weight 48 pounds, lengty 3+me? 11 ins., girth 324%”. |. Shy She: — “Yes—but at this! KINGFISH: tine I ‘think I should tell you} G. T. Klein, Amherst, Mass.,:that 1 am a somnambulist.” I ‘weight 40 pounds, length 4 ft. 6} Bold He — “Oh, that’s right — ins., girth 27, ins. you can go to any church you POMPANO, AFRICAN’ | Want to—and I'll Zo to mine” | W. W. Griswold; distaravitle, |» 3 < 20% pounds, length’ 3 ft. 4 ins, girth 27% ins. ' G. T. ‘Klein,’ Amherst, Mass weight 21 pounds, length 3 ft-4e ins., gitth 28% ins. SAILFISH: <I but so far nothing seems to, Seoree 4 To 2 Win nament, it would appear all the $ T Gece Batters Inland City Baseball League |i ting caught are from the (Municipal Stadium) eld charter boatmen's dock. ‘The Red Raiders played o 14 Club— W. L. Pet.!" One of the.” Bachar beste ibeen Game at the Stadium yes. Red Raiders ree i | 50} ala me Saturday night tbat tlie at the Close of’ the tournament with the Key West Cu A. Bombers oo. 251 tebbon nate ved} than for the .sdme period last tame and won the contest by a -\. Legion 12 sy, eae the Boulevard is pp iseabn year, provitled there ‘is no let-up @ bw 4 Acevedo hit five Key West Cubans 13 Jayeees are’on hand to. weigh’ Brokering ; im Gm times at bet for the them in and receive the ‘entri “This will, be accomplished ‘in while Cabot hit three out} Games scheduled for next Sun-| “ pish are being caught, and ‘the SPite of the fact that weather con- fy the Cubans ‘day parties would like to eniterthem | ditions year are not too good. Heber: felled te show First game—Raiders and A. Le-|i¢ the Jaycees would ‘only’ have {Last year the charter boats were - Red Raiders piayed an eon someone out there each /after- able to fish ‘one period’ for twen- eahibition ome with the Amer Second game—Bombers:and K-! noon. .ty-six st wan Legion, the Legion winning W Cubans. 1 We know the complaint ig true’ wae ety , ty ete a , — “—————' since on Several " accasions” we} We — Army ‘The wh got to Sweeting in Raiders, with two outs won the (ote salir the Beet Wame and scored all gnome. Acevedo singled shraygh> re Fishing Tournament " Gee Funden two bit, & fielder's third and Villareal walked, on a the: Sedles. more enim members of Geet aed 4 homer over the pow ball, Acevedo goes to third} Ti pping the Navy patie in Key West, ght Gelder's head by Know! wn areal goes to \second.; sige Sa CATCHES since General Landry has enter- en Rubber fanned the next gets the ball and threw TO DATE? * ed has catch in, the. Fishing Tour- tee battens, and allowed but 1 to third and Acevedq'scored. (Unofficial), »./pament Last: year, naval person- tere WE the rest of the ga Left fielder threw to second and Fish— Pounds une accounted *for several of the The Raiders bit two singles bell got away from” Pazo and Alliachre' 12% trophies Oaieeay bythe Jaycees. 7 Ay > Bet felled to score. in y "Villareal scored what ‘Amberledic gs’, To date this year there ‘have been the Gh GP error and © single proved to be the winning run ‘Soeseieee 36% °- | stX0s, and ‘there, could be no more. ty Gienes and o sony The Cubans gave the Raiders a‘ - poatte (@ld,.1944) ‘as ‘po Tournament Gives Area twe wored C Ogden a care im their turn at bat. J Cobia Publicity . mht Hive hile and Bubber Sweeting Rodriguez singled, K. Rodriguez Dolphin (Old, 2 At the clos®8f the tournament tut a double and E. Perea bun! Grouper (Old, 40) . 53», by innin, Rounds fumbled the ball a ) Sive ‘you the amount of releases taka RM E es are bcm A. aga ag a Jewfish (Old, 50) ae ‘ | serit. out to. the varius newspa- Red Ravder om m2 5 0 bunts safely and J, Rodriguez ater . ho ‘| pers in, the Ont We can tell A Legion mom 45 2 red and bases are-still drunk, | Pp ‘African 18 publicity Setters: © Sweeting and A. ond still ne outs, Calero fanned., Bor ag ms : f leases are Acevews: © Ogden and R Henri- Blanco popped out to first and Sailfish, 7'1". a [sent tothe home. towh paper of ww: RK. Garcia is out short to first to! (Old, 45) : , person entering the fish. end the game. Snapper, Mutton ry “trophies ‘awarded by the ie the Rightoap the pitching of At bat Cabot. hit three and (Old. 10) - 17% [serene “are ‘good ptiblicity also. Redriguer and Rounds feathered Garcia two for the Raiders. Ace- Tarpon 90 Rpbert’ Dopp, president of the ated cach rea! ’ nal imn-| vedo hit five in six times at bat ————— Jayvees, was ‘telling: 43 the other ne withowt eheved. ‘and seored two runs and drove have been out to the docks :and}night'‘of the letters bp had re- Renss.de athe: wt Red-| home two. In the field, Dome- the boats have come» in: With!-ceived from winners in the tour- «ne meet, Acevedo, Villareal, and worthwhile catches, but no mem-) nament's first quarter, and how Rarde: > thre u Fisher were the best for the win- bers of the fishing tournament pleased they were with them: im the first when C Valdes wai vers, Blanco, Cabot, E. Perez and committee were on hand. You can bet your bottom dollar, a © Wild pitch, Dome K. Rodriguez played great ball _ Manuel. Lopez, of the Jaycees,/ that none of this: will hurt Key @alked, Griffen fanned, then A for the loser: is at the Standard Oil Deck every | West froni the standpdint of the Aaevede singled and two rus Charles Albury umpired both afternoon to enter any fish} tourist, and many of them will ames and the fans and players were very much pleased with his caught by the boats ° |yeturn again next year, I have sinee been informed by | SCALES: Gate They dit not omy calling and claim: he will get a Jack Murray, chairman of, the} In the entries listed below are mare until the fourteent! mg ways in the umpiring line. =e cana | wo that have replaced: the lead- The Sibete scored one im the Before long he may be in triple Domenech and Fisher, sacrifice ers up to, date. The Kingfish eth, Blanco bur single to left A ball hits. Villareal ind C.Valdez, hit! which has led the list almost One Wee Get at second trying t Score by innings. by pitcher. Acevedo, S. 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