The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 29, 1949, Page 5

. weer ea ee FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1949 a ite » ADAMS DAIRY BEATS VETS LAST NIGHT freee: Independents Win Second Game From Operational Club— W. L. Pet,; Island City Baseball League | . Development Station |VX-1 Flyers Hi “lok “(Munieipal Stadium) i Beat Athleties Adams Dairy defeated the Vet- Adams Dairy 1 1.500). Club— W.L. Pet tdpeetol to ‘The Citizen) 3 erans fo Foreign Wars, while the Bamboo Room . 00 .000 ; Red Raiders Crea © : 0 000 NEW YORK, April 29.—Brook- Independents won from the Op- ; 9.1 .000 ane. ae FS : ai; ooo, va Dodgers went to the top of rg titan ay Ma logt night CLASS Aberiean Tagine. 0) 4 spon, She Sate oie ota tant Dairy drew first blood in the! Club— We. 12 vietory over the New York first on three walks and a single, ndependents 2p Pet, | Giants. . The Vets came right back and Op-Dev-Sta 11 696| The New York Yankees in the knotted the score. et eoepital Soe * 42 8 600| American kept up their hot pace With two outs, Downing hit BlimpRon o1 BY acai prety defeating the | Washington pe tab Beinn at athe enh Tho VA Havana ty 545 ; Senators, 6 -2, i their eighth ie e gd Bamboo Room To Lakeland 545 | Win against two losses. Then Bunsy Villareal dropped a fly and Downing and Hopkins scored, In the fifth, the Dairy Boys won the game. Rodriguez walked, an error, and single by Blanco, Cruz and Villareal and Sands walked and Richi Perez went. to the showers. Haneock came in. Malgrat bunted safely and that was all, five runs, 4 hits and two errors. In the same frame the Vets scoped two. Dowing doubled, Hopkins singled to center, Hop- kins stole seeond and the ball got away and Downing scored. Val- dez’ hit one to center and John Lewis dropped the ball e.1 Hop- kins ‘scored. Means bunted the ball and it was perfect but the ball hit his bat a second time and he was called out, At bat, the leaders were, Bunsy Villareal three out of three, Blan- co and Al Cruz two each, For the| Vets, Downing hit two and Hop-~* kins two and Garica one. In, the field, Cr Blanco and Malgrat were the best for win- ners and J. Ogden, Downing and Garcia, Hopkins were the best for the losers. Score by ini une R, H. E. Adams 0510-8 7 3 VFW 200 0200—4 5 6 Joe Lewis and F. Sand: Perez, Hancock’ and L. Griffen. 2-base hits: J. Garcia, Down- ing 2; stolen bases: Means, J. Lewis; struck out: by Perez 2, by Hancock 2, by Lewis 3; bases on balls: off Lewis 6, off Perez 5 for 7 runs and 6 hits in 4 innings 6 runs scored in §th with no outs); loisng piteher!, Perez; winning piteher: Joe Lewis; umpires: Ab- ston and F. iareal; scorer: Aguilar. In the second game, the Inde- pendents won over the Op-Dev- sta by a tight score. It seems as ifthe clubs are-improving. The Free boys scored three in the fifth and won the game. At bat, Henriquez hit two:safe- ly and Williams hit two. For the losers, Smith and Secory each hit one safely in two tries, Seore by innings: R.H.E. Independents 120 086 5 2 Op-Dev-Sta 120 11—5 5 3 Williams and Kerr; Scherretz and Secory. 2-base hit: Witzel, Oropes: stolen \s Smith, Oropesa; sacrifice hit: Kerr; double play; | Witzel to Secuty to Chick to Sec- | wvyvvvvVv Ve Tt was mighty windy Ladies) Day this week. But it didn’t keep | the girls off the links. Early, Tuesday they came pouring out | onto the course like folks gather- | ing around a political platform. ! Save for two couples (and it} looks like we're getting more | couples interested in playing to- } gether than ever before) namel. the Cottrels and Spitzers, visito among us, all the other pla: were femmes teamed for play. It seems advisable not to men- tion the scores for Ladies Day anymore until a few more 40s come in on tally cards. The wo- men just don't like anyone to publish their 50s and elsewhere above the 50s. Sorta like age tell- ing, I guess. Anyway, the roster for Ladies Day this week consisted of the following (wha, by the way, said little or :nothing about scores) Ann Biche, Polly Bownds (tatig- ued at 6th tee), May Henning, Wehneta Kovash, Nell Lopez, Kay Far: Rosie Mathews, Ju- tia Nelson, Janet Biddle, Bennie | ‘ CLASS “A” R. H. EL will play the Naval Hospital.| SUNDAY, MAY 1— Cincinnati 3 68 This game also should be a cork-} First—Atomic Bombers vs. Chicago O73 “Jer, for the loser will sink into ag i VIVV VV CVV YY TTT: DODGERS TOP LEAGUE IBY DEFEATING GIANTS Yankees Keep Up Torrid Pace In American; Red Sox ‘SOFTBALL STANDINGS (Bayview Park) 4 Boston, Red Sox won yestetday oreo : ne ‘over Philadelphia Athletics, 12 to Play VX-1 Flyers St. Petersburg “1905, being paced by Ted Williams. Softball Tonighit a ' $t. Louis Browns beat the’ Detroit | Tigers, 9 to 6, despite a home run en ene pet.! by Johnny Groth, Detroit's sen- Brooklyn Softball games scheduled for} Boston 600 | Sational young outfielder. ‘600; Boston Braves won yesterday tonight at Bayview Park ate, in} New York the first game, the Bamboo Room | Pittsburgh from the Phillies, 6 -1; St. Louis "35g; Cardinals beat the Pittsburgh Pi- will tackle the VGI Flyers and | Cincinnati in the, nightcap the Blimp Ron] St. Louis “500 : fates, 4-2, while the Cincinnati ‘500 | Reds whipped the Chicago Cubs, will play’ the Naval Hospital. Chicago | .. In the first game, the Bamboo | Philadelphia i 444 2-0. Room will go into first place or oaenanand Pee eae 273, The scores: 3 NATIONAL LEAGUE Tee R. H. EL tied with the Veterans in last American League 1519 0 place and the Flyers will wo to Nola Be ee irst place or if they lose tie with’ “7 i : Adams Dairy for Scent place, [Cleveland 52° 74 es Qeenor end pipe ge sr So the fans can see what thisj Detroit 8 nd Cobper Livingston. geome means to both clubs. The | Boston =4 . chat bacrass es lyers will depend on.Henson, | Chicago - -5 5 RHE who shut out the Adams with,} Philadelphia 5 6 ibéaton 6 102 only three hits, last Tuesday and | St. Louis ee | Philadelphia t34 The Bamboo Room will start out} Washington 2 8 200) 5 ford and Masi: Thompson, with diminutive Claude Valdez, a : i stanty and ta. who has lots of stuff and speed ayes. Roneenhy one Leen cate dnlnaier when right. R. H. E. aldez may be right tonight. is 8 0 The fans know the rest of the SENIOR BASEBALL ee Oa : 8 0 club and they need no introduc- tion. This game will start at 7:30 Pp. Island City Baseball League (Municipal Stadium, Afternoon) (First Game: 1 P.M.) Brazle and Garagiola; Muncri- ef, Lombardi and MeCullough. .» Mm. Th the nightcap the Blimp Ron American Legion. Second—Red Raiders vs. Sub-|, Baffensberger and Mueller; the cellar and the winner will go Dubiel, Sloat and Scheffing. into a tie for second place with Ron Four. the OP-DEV-STA. It may be|SUNDAY, MAY 8— Martin that speed ball artist and| First—Atomic Bombers vs.| AMERICAN LEAGUE pa ae Buteh or Brister for the Blimp Red Raiders. NewYork ‘ is boxe and those Blimps sure fly} Second—SubRon Four vs. Washington | 3841 igh sometime and when they Americgn Legion. a HG 3 come to earth, just look out. Lopat and Silver Scarbor ough, Welteroth, Weik and Wei- SUNDAY, MAY 15— Pen dee SOKOL VS. SOKOL First—Atomie Bombers va.| Be! ea ‘ ‘ SubRon Four. old names of football teams have | ..,, American Legion. Philadelphia “fp been changed. SUNDAY ,MAY — Harris and Tebbetss; Fowler, Gene are the capitalist who}. re our, v8. -Red@/ wijson and Astroth. used tosupport the soccer clubs. A ‘ i x fd wee checks to cover defi oe rogtiean Legion mea RW E cits at e thi : 3 St. Louis Now all sports activities in the| SUNDAY, MAY 29— Detroit 6 6 0 country are gathered under the| Finst—American Legion ‘vs.| Garver, Malloy and Moss; control of the government or- Ph car eg oe a Adare Gray, Rogovin, Grissom, Trout ganization, Sokol, and every te’ Bombers and Robinson. sports cli kel ini . ports club has Sokol in.its name. SUNDAY, JUNE 5— First—American Legion vs. Red Raiders. Only games scheduled. ory; struck out: by Witzel 2, by Williams 2; bases on balls: off iams 4, off Witzel 10, oft] Second—SubRon Scherretz 2; hits: off Witzel 5 for : i 6 runs in 4 2-3 innings; losing SUNDAY, JUNE 12— pitcher: Witzel; winning pitcher:| First—Atomic Bombers _ vs. Williams; umpires: Villareal and} , American Legion. Abston; scorer: Aguilar. Second—Red Raiders vs, Sub Ron Four. SUNDAY, JUNE 19— First—Atomie Bombers vs. Red Raiders. Second—SubRon American Legion. SENIOR SOFTBALL (Bayview Park, Night) . Medieval suits of armor ranged 8 weight from 25 to 100 pounds. BROADWAY CIGAR STORE 610 Duval Street COMPLETE BASEBALL Four vs. Four vs. First Game: 7:30 i FRIDAY— SCORES 7:30—Bamboo Room vs. VX-1 — Flyers. POPULAR B 9:00—Blimp-Ron vs. Naval Hos- hi an RANDS of ital. wats Cigars =» Cold First—Naval Hospital vs. Ins 1 D . dependents. S f k Second—Bamboo Room, vs. 0 rin S Adams Dairy. MAY 3— : First—BlimpRon vs. Op-Dev- eaeinew. ce We A CHALLENGE | MAY 6— | | | | re oa bs _ || Here's a challenge to young First—BlimpRon vs. Indepen men who can meet the present : Scat Bamboo Room vs.|{ 8h physical and mental re- Mostellers, and Piedad Archer, eeenen= ae “!) quirmeents of the new U. S. who, I understand, arrived late VFW. Army and U. S. Air Force, Now || and toured the course a la alone. ses al Hospital vs, Op-|] the standards for enlistment || - Birst— Naval: Hospital vs:\Ob- 11 ote the highest in’history’ Can Hes Heg is back in town, but Dev-Sta | we ys you think clearly, reatt rapidly spring house cleaning affords her} Second—Adams Dairy vs. VXI. —do you possess the degree of for the time being, only a few * hysical stamina set for lead- |} rug-putts between the vacuum SKATING ht i a vigorous, active Army or and dust cloths. But putting Ragrisy Fark, 26 Air Force life? If so, see your around the kitchens and living! FRIDAY— local recruiter and take the en- |} rom floors is just about as good] 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. trance exams. Those who qual- a way of keeping the old feel TENNIS ify become’ members of that alive as any. reat team of CAREER soldiers Ae ET SEE Bayview Park. zp tternoong Tanpiding the finést traditions || Now, back to the couples en- ? and Nigh of a proud profession—the U.S. joying one another's company out} Daily play. Army and the U. S. Air Force. on the golf course. Seems that : there are worlds of married and SHUFFLEBOARD if America’s Finest Men single couples who could plan a (Bayview Park) | fine, summer's outing, with a] Daily play. { Choose | summertime touranment for such couples in mind. ; kinks out of the routine that most couples experience when they haven’t golf courses available. | U.S. Army and U. S. Air Force | Several have commented that it's a fancy idea. It’s anaes wey| Frankly, I'm looking fer a Careers of realizing what husband and|swell turnout of couples » this; old place could} ROOM 212 wife really go through with while | summer. The playing golf. It establishes better | | | stand a few more doubles hoof- | | | understanding and sympathy be-jin it around during the summer | Postoffice Building Key West. Fla. tween marrieds, and sets them up| golf slump that apparently moves fairway after fairway, for laughs!in on every course this time of Galore. Really now, it gets the the year. (419-421 Caroline and Telegraph Lane ce pe t ‘aor ’ ‘pore MILNE, tookie outfielder for the New. York Giants, slides in to on his pinch-hitting, game-winning homerun in game™ “with fe Brooklyn Dodgers at the Polo Grounds. Brooklyn Catché Roy Campanella stands at right. Milne slammed out the hotier with the bases loaded in the seventh inning and gave the Giihts ‘ah 11. to 3 victory. 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