The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 30, 1949, Page 6

‘ ; 5 b f a | THE KEY WEST CITIZEN LEGION. AND BOMBERS, RAIDERS VS. SUBRON 4 IN BASEBALL SUNDAY ~ Mario Sanchez May Pitch For Legion Team; Raiders Have * Won Four Straight |. Island City Baseball (Municipal Stadium) Island City League baseball |, Club— eS ames to be played tomorrow af- | Atomic aoe Peers terhoon at Wickers’ Stadium will’ SubRon Four 2 2 .500 find the American Legion team | American Legion 0 4 000 opposing the Atomic Bombers ae and in the second game the Red Leiter sny ete Raiders will cross bats with the amen ieee Subron Four. The first game Bets | Miami ; 13 8 .619 underway at 1 p. m. 4 woes Lauderdale _. 4 ay ae Mario Sanchez claims he may | Havana 3 : go in to pitch again to show the Sapeelend 4 : as Bombers how he does it. Last) west Paim Beach 10 13 435 Sunday Mario held the Red Raid- } St. Petersburgh 517 227 ers to two runs and aren hits. | ~~ pnd iOS BE Three came in the last frame. iL The Legion will have a full club | oon ET: Pet and Henriquez, Joe Lewis, Angu- Boston 6 5 545 iera, Garcia, Pazo, Knowles, Ro-| yoy, York 6 4 600 eriguez, Cruz and others have | Cincinnati 5 4 556 promised to be out early to play Brooklyn 6 5 345 the full nine frames. Pittsburgh _ : 5 5 500 The Atomic Bombers will have} Chicago ; 5 5 500 Acevedo, Villareal, Paes, CO ae Tri 45 .444 sado, Barber, Torres, uc! Tepe aR a 333 Means, Sweeting, Sands and G. Philadelphia... 4 Diaz may pitch or Lefty Alonzo ; American League Tete econ: aut. | Club— L. Pet In the second game the Red | Now York 9 2 818 Raiders will cross bats with the "Cleveland 6 2 750 Subron Four, Remember that: the Philadelphia 6 6 500 Subron boys have won two in a , Detroit 5 5 500 row and the Raiders four straight Ghiseeo 5 5 500 so both are in fine shape. osien 5 5 500 Proette allowed but five hits BL Tauis 3 7 300 last Sunday. Sweeting allowed Washin “tin 2 9 182 six, but he did not put much ef- | 6 st Speaks lab ati fy ain det of Bunst Villareal Miey “ai | JAYCEES WERE INVITED the call. (Continued From P2ge One) Bunsy has won twice without a j The club was invited to partici- setback, so he may be the man_| pate.-[f the club had not been in- the Subron boys will have to vited, no protest would have been beat. Griffen will catch, Julius’ raised. What Rotarians wanted Villareal on first, Aranago on sec- | was a public beach—We have the ond; Cabot on third, Domenech! beach—thanks to the taxpayers 6n Short, with Calero, Valdez and | and no one els J: Casa in the outfiled. Umpires Lemley and Clerk with Aguilar a% ‘scorer. Filbert is another name for the hazelnut. 2 SHUTOUTS LAST NIGHT IN SOFTBALL Flyers Blank Bamboo *—~— ‘Rooni, While | SOFTBALL STANDINGS i Bayview Par! BlimpRon Whitewashes /s CLASS Da A Club— W. L. Pet. Naval Hospital VX-1 Flyers 2 0 1.000 There were two shutowts last sou Dairy 1 1 500 night in the softball doubleheader! V! 9 1 .000 at Bayview Park. with VX-1 Bamboo Room © 1 000 Flyers whitewashing Bomboo CLASS “B” ‘ Room and the Blimp-Ron blank-| Club— W. L. Pet. ing Naval Hospital. Independents 2 0 1.000 The Flyers continued distribut-| Op-Dev-Sta 1 1 500 i@e-doughnuts, making it 14) BlimpRon 1 1 .500 innings in a row for the; Naval Hospital 0 2 .000 Opposition. The first seven “0”) — mds were handed Adams Dairy | Fisher, Cole and Sutton, and Da- three hits and now seven to} manis did a great job behind the ft Bamboos’ on two infield hits.| plate for the victors. For the enson struck out seven Bam-/ Bamboos, Acevedo and Walker beos; making it 18 strikeouts in| were the best. 14 innings he has pitched in the! Score by innings: ass “A” League. Bamboos The boys from the Boca Chica| Flyers 200 003 x—5 7 1 Field scored in ‘the first inning} C. Harris and Walker; Henson as follows: Fisher, first up, hit a! and Damanis. Texas leaguer to left; Coleman Stolen base: Santana; double hit a single through short; Hier-| play: Santana to Mii struck onimous was safe on an error to; out: by Henson 7 (Casado, San- load the bases; a wild pitch al-! tana, Aritas 2, Walker, Harris, lowed Fisher to score and ad-|! Castro); bases on balls: off Hen- vanced each runner a base; Horn-| son 4, off Harris 2; time of game: er forced Coleman at the plate;| 1.00; umpires: Abston and Villa- Sutton walked to again load the real; scorer: Aguilar. bases; Harrel hit to. second and, pe il Santana fumbled the ball, Hier-! In the second game, BlimpRon onimous scoring; Gibson hit to won over the Naval Hospital, 3 Santana, who touched Harrell and to 0, threw to second to complete a{ The pitching of Richards fea- double play. Two runs, two hits’ tured. He held the Men in White and two erTors. to two hits, one in the first and In the sixth, the Flyers scored a double in the fifth by Herring- three more runs. Sutton and ton, Martin reached first in the Harrell singled; Gibson went out fifth on a walk, Schulte forced at first and both runners ad- Martin and then Jarabex hit a vanced a base; Sutton scored and line drive to the pitcher and Harrell went to third; Damanis Schulte was doubled off first. bunted and Joe Mira got the balij The Blimp boy but threw wild to the plate and the fourth, B: ister singled and Harrell scored, Demanis landing’ was for: at,second by Keppley; on second; Henson flied out and two errors put Keppley over the Fisher singled to left, Damanis plate. In the sixth, singles by | scoring. Three runs, three hits Richards, Adkins and Butcher and. one error. {scored two runs. The following Bamboo playe It was a very fast game, last- got on base: In the first, Villareal, ing only 50 minutes. walked; in the second, Santana! At bat, Adkins hit two. In the walked, a passed ball put him on field, Dyer, Enos, Krech and second and he stole third (where Burke for the losers, Balmer, he “died” when Barber popped Richardson, Keppley, Richards to second and Aritas and Walker ; ang Butcher for the winners fers struck out); Casado beat out a, the best. i bunt in the third and went out} Score by innings: trying to steal; in the fourth, Vil- Hospital lareal reached first on an error; BlimpRon 000 102 x—3 5 j in the sixth, Joe Mira hit one to; Martin and Krech; Richards and} deep right center and Gibson, Bamer. | came over to make a great catch;! Two-base hit: Harrington; do in the seventh, with two down, J. ble play: Richards to Adki Aritas got an: infield hit (Valdez. stolen bases: Dyer, Adkins, Butch- went in to run for him and Cas-} er; struck out: by Martin 3, by| tro, batting for Harris, struck out|'Richards 3; bases on balls: off | to end the game). Martin 2, off Richards 1; time of At bat, Fisher led with two hits.| game: 0.50; umpires: Villareal} lu the field the best were Gibson,| and Abston: scorer: Aguilar, a R. H. E. 000 000 0O—0 2 3 cored once in R. H. E.| 000 000 0-90 2 4/ DUROCHER’ IN SCUFFLE, INJURED FAN IN HOSPITAL (tt Neneint to The Citizen) me (e°NEW YORK, April 30.—:The ‘Ga E yNew York Yankees beat the BoS-° South Miami picked stars will Se ‘ton Red Sox, 7: to 1, behind the! play the Veterans tonight at the, 42 Crecere six-hit pi of Vie Raschi.- + park gnd it will be a game for one defeated pay pre _ vateanarmcint | it Tigers 4-1, with Gene} ¥P to South Miami Wednesday | Beard winning hin eeu vie. and won over the South baa 4 : boys “a 4 to 0 seore. , | try of the season. The Philadel- Richied? Perez who shut them! -\phia Athletics won from the out up there will pitch and he; j Washington Senators, 6-5: claims he will do it again tonight. } In the National League, ‘the Lee Griffen will catch. Peter Val- | Phillies defeated the Brooklyn dez will be on first, Downing at . Second, Hopkins at third and Dodgers, 5-2, while the Chicago Chuck Means at short, with J. Cubs won over tht St. Louis Car-| Garcia at left, Johnnie Ogden at; nt 5-4, in 12 innings. | center and Ogden, Calero or Ca-; (®) Wirephoto LEO DUROCHER (black arrow at left), fiery manager of the New York Giants, is led from the The scores: t i , scene of an after-gaine scuffle in the Polo Grounds. Taking him away are Infielder Bill Rigney | AMERICAN LEAG Paes Palica, Podbeilan and (18) ard Coach Fred Fitzsimmons. Coach Frankie Frisch (in front of No. 20) points to a specta-,_ % panelia. tor (white arrow at right) who was identified as the man who tangled with Durocher. His name New York __ was given as Fred Boysen. His hat is on ground in circle of players. A little later, Boysen was” | Boston mini Z taken to a hospital for treatment of injuries on his abdomen. This picture was made by Charles. Raschi and Berr: : : Hoff of the New York Daily News. + Smalley, Schmitz, Chipman —_ tand Novotnev, Scheffing; Mun- Mb ey RM, Bl ger, 12} Cleveland 416 04m Detroit 1 & 2 Bearden. and Hegan, Tres Hutchingon, Stuart.and Swift. | | Johnson, Staley and Garagio- DUROCHER SUSPENDED; FAN .CLAIM'S Baker. ; R. H. E. Philadelphia 613 0 Washington 59 0 Brissie and Astroth; Hudson, Thompson and Weigel. No other games scheduled. NATIONAL LEAGUE Night Game Uew York ‘} Boston 914 ft { Hartung, Webb, Koslo, Behr- }man, Jones and Cooper; Voiselle. 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Boysen said he was injured in the stomach, ISp 5 , i | “@ That Are Sure emeores Sports Calendar ts $ m4 Golf | SENIOR BASEBALL Please Island City Baseball League (Municipal Stadium, Afternoon) (First Game: 1 P.M.) Profiles | {| TOMORROW— First—Atomic 3ombers — v | American Legion, , SHORTY GOWNS Second—Red Raiders vs. Sub A | Ron Four. SHORTY PAJAMAS NEXT SUNDAY— P | First—Atomic Bombers v COTTON ro Red Raiders. HOUSE COATS Second—SubRon Four v By American Legion. COTTON Awe ar Pe » jt. LOPEZ SUNDAY, MAY ° Se BATISTE SLIPS Fi Atomic Bombers vs. 3 pet SLIPPERS a i “ie SubRon Four. : core pa 9 THROUGH 5 Second—Red “Raiders vs. 3 < SHORT IRONS: | American Legion. ° | SUNDAY ,MAY 22— Spas *, \| Many Other Items “Phe Back Swing” A Large Selection of Gifts for Mother to gladden her heart on of All the plus the possibility of a lost ball Bayview Park, Night Mother’s Day ... Here are a few suggestions: Beautiful Hand- i New Spring and The most important thing in all! prIpAY— Made Underwear, Gowns, Slips and Bedjackets, Lace-Trimmed $2.98 Summer Fabri Shots is to have a sense of com 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. Satin Gowns in all sizes, Seam Pruf Slips, Hole Pruf Panties rics plete balance on the top of the Coats... COME IN and LOOK AROUND!!!! , swing TENNIS and Pettie Coats - ext time we will continue our | Bayview Park. Afternoons lessons in short iron shots. Much and Nights There Are Many Other Items of the success of any golf game! paity play. depends, toa large extent, on} your iron shots. Your drjves may average 250, but unless your iron (Bayview Park) shots are good, your long drives aily olay: are just a waste of energy Daily P re a Next Week: SHORT IRONS— ‘ : 9 Through § (Continued) | Mail The Citizen to Relatives = Too Numerous to Mention SHUFFLE80ARD Cuas. ARONOVITZ DEPARTMENT STORE ; IIMA KEY WEST'S. 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