The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 6, 1949, Page 5

¥, MAY 6, 1949 n THE KEY WEST CITIZEN __ A'S LOSE TO SENATORS; [2282's care YANKS BEAT WHITE SOX ‘SOFTBALL LEAGUE. | Bats 667 With ISTAM LEADS CLASS “A” Rowe For Indians ‘Only Three Times _ |SOFTBALL STANDINGS |_ need Island City Baseball League | At Bats Hopkins CLASS “A an is. going g Defeats Red Sox cu enieinal Singin ; Second With .500_ OW, Le Bot i es) | Red Raiders _. 4.1 By PEDRO AGUILAR | 1 of “A”, Softball »League, * including zee Washington Senators whipped American Legion wees? gbe57 the St. Louis Browns M ns 3 on all. games played to date: CLASS mS gengied emt istance for the) — Florida-International League. Player— AB RH Ave.| Club— on tory ever | allowing seven hits, Club— W. L. Pct, Siam, Flyers... 3. 1 2 .667| Independents wy tion by hitting New York Yankees are setting | tampa vn nneeed 11.633! Hopkins, VFW. 8 3.4 . p-Dev-Sta_ 21 | wos four. : o he ee the Ametican! Miami 16 10 615! Henson, Flyers... 7 0 4 .571! Naval Hospit: B2 fete aa Menge, They won from the Chi-! Fort Lauderdale 15 12. 556 Blanco, Adams “10 4 5 .500 BlimpRon ~ 12 The cate White Sox, 7-5, again yes-| Miami Beach 15 14. '817| Al Cruz, Adams 10 2 4 .400| Key terday. The Yanks have only lost, Havana Soil 14.500) J. Avitas, Bamboo 10 3 4 .400 cia, Santana, Fisher, John Lewis, three | i ames against 13 wins. Diz-| Lakeland 13 16 .448 J.Gareia, V. F.W. 12 2 4 .333 1 each. z } A Trout came to the rescue of] West Palm Beach 11 16 407 | Harrell, : Flyers 9 2 3 .333 — Most Sacrifice hits—Means, J. Gray and the Detroit Tigers | st. Petersburg 919 321! B. Villareal, Adams 9 1 3 .333 Ogden, Casado, 1 each. beat the Philadelphia Athletics G. Barber, Bam. 10 3 3 .300 Most times walked—Hopkins 4, come, 66 National League J. Qagen, V. F.W..10 1 3 .300 Valdez, Means Hancock, and J Cleveland's Bob Feller went) ciub— W. L. Pet. ‘ “ P. C 2, V..F.W.7 1.2. .285 Villareal 3. . ; Sele eae: and de>! Boston IO 6 635 (®) Photo| Jack Vill'real Bam. 7 2 2 .285 most times fanned — John The Perfect Rose to Remember, Bosta » 7-3.1 New Yor! 5 Fidler; Flyers 11 2.3. 272 : : ; It was Peller’s first start since his ela ' 2 t ytd PONDER, owned by the Calumet Farms.is regarded as a likely Gibbon’ Fivers 8 } 2 259 Lewis 6, Garcia 3, B. Villareal 3, eet arm went dead after two innings | 5. Louis 7 7 '500| entry in the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs May 7. Sutton Flyers. 8 2 2 250.7" at Sithine perkinantck al : ae bead Geason epener et © iS. Phialdelphia 8 9 .471 hs Sanaa Fae 2 Se et i Santana, Bamboo 8) 9 2 450 Gr SE apy gee veagpesins ne Cincinnati 78 “467| CKS TOWN DERB “ a : Fad se pei ee Ginginnati Sede. 7-5. New York | sricze? 6 8 429) JA ¥ CANDIDATE | (ry; Piteherst: Records ‘a3 to 0 score, the Bamboo Room Giants won tram the Pittsburgh | *'tursh 10 5.875 | mactomsnmyrerimse ie ony re Pitcher— W. L. Pet. 5 to 0 and Vets the first two Pivetes, 3-2, while St. Louis Car- Henson 3 0 1.000 games making a total of 16 score- dinals defeated the Philadelphia| yy," League \C. Valdez 1 0 1.000 less innings and the Vets scored Praillies, 3.2 New York Bs AH | JACKS TOWN | Joe Léwis 1 0 1.000 two runs, he fanned 11 in thef The scores Pieteiand 8:4 ‘667 | R., Perez x 0 1 .000 first game’7 in the second and 15 4 AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit 9 5 64: 1 Hancock 0 1 .000 \in the third a total of 23 games or Night Game Chi are 3 | C, Harris 0 1 .000 an average. of 11 per game. $1.43 2 PT. Re Hub.lpunatoanic sonia M."Arias 0 2 .000 Henson has pitched 21 games, Washington 8 6. 1 | pnitadeln he oe Hahcock and C. Valdez pitched Hancock 16, Valdez 12 and Aritas $2. 8] pur St. Louis 9% $l washington Sos age a tie ‘game. 11. Henson’ fanned 93, Valdez 7,| P&el , Haefner and Evans; Embree,| stove 3 13. 188] a and Henson have fibvaed Ut Rien $4.47 4s at. Porrick and Moss. : , Rati z and Henson havé allowed 11 hits, 4/5 QT. 4 ‘ . | Ci) -.yyilepellangans: Records. Valdez 10, “Harris 9. Runs off| *=* n.¥&1 Sports Calend: oat tines “ay bat-=Garcia 12, oncock 11, Arias: 10, Veldex & Cleveland TiO po Ss alendar ae as ay Blanes! 6 Hopkins and Perez’ and Harris 7 each. | Bosten 360 SENIOR BASEBALL pee ter Pence By ‘Gare, Earned runs, Lewis 1, Henson 2, | Peller and Hegan; Kramer;Ro-| 14 Henson, Cruz, Aritas and Garcia perez 2, Harris 3, Valdez 6, Han- 2K Every drop of whiskey in this Island City Baseball League tanson, Kinder and Batts. 4 each. ‘cock 5, Arias 10. Sealine (Municipal Stadium, Most runs scored—Blanco 4, i rare product is 6 and 7 years old... R. HE. (First penonn) PM Hopkins, Aritas, Barber and San. (VWWW¥VVW¥VYVVYYYVYYYVVY | blended with choice grain neutral spirits Detroit 610 0| a pattie hued tana Seach. | STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE +++ mild. 2. mellow... mature... Philadelphie $91 alan Sp mare Most two-bas hits—Garcia, TRIUMPH There’s no! tocompare Gray, Trout and Robinson Red Reiders Pere. Henson, Heronimus, Coleman, COEF ER re'a nothing. P Coleman and Guerra. : Al. Cruz 1 each. —with Melroge Rare! Second—SubRon Four vs. American Legion, MILL “Most three-base hits—None, Pierce, Surkout, Gumpert and Lag € OA Tap fe vs. voor SUNDAY ,MAY 22— NATIONAL LEAGUE First—SubRon Four vs, Red} JACK: TOWN;-with’ Jockey Lee Taylor, Jr., up, is the Afton “44 Raiders. Villa farms entry for the 75th Kentucky Derb i * y R. H. E. 2 illa farms entry for the entucky Derby at Churchill “ng 5 § 1) SUNDAY, MAY 29— Banca, Podbielan, Martin and } ane CHEVROLET TRUCKS R. H. EB.) suNDAY, MAY 15 Most home runs—Harrell and *« 8 AxRARE BLENDED WHISKEY. £0 Prot The straight whishies jo this | eh i : " . Fisst-—Atersio- Rambecs._- ve. Casado 1 each. | dA Grocers more old. 40% Straight whiskey, 60%. neutral i a a Renna Wiles and nue, SubRon Four. Most stalen bases—Means, Gar- old, ee oe, gd Lae pe, ‘yal a (P) Photo. Se ee First—American Legion vs, “ttwdps > tnt ‘ Wiebe pad Wilders v6. pvon- OAL MIP «RON PLAYS FREE * pit ag RUE ic Bombers. o hPa OSS St. Louis 3.10 o| SUNDAY, JUNE 5— Reris . Philadeiphia 2 8 0} First—American Legion vs.) > Munger and Rice, Gargiola; . Red Raiders. | <a le. f Borowy rl id—SubRon = Fou | —_-7 “Atomic Bombers. | ~—- Bamboo Room — —_ then any R. H. E. — | a slubs are in fi New York 37 1| SENIOR SOFTBALL | Will Tackle ae ~aeeae = and aise et Gena? bey | Netcrans iG seven to seven tie. Now this wil Sewell, Casey, Dickson and Fitz: | pRIDAY— Jaak Foreign Wars geo) Which: clube wins athe. tsy ot er md e eerald, McCullough First—BlimpRon vs. Indepen-| | game in 1949, e e dents. | Inthe softball league, the | — . F Only games scheduled Second—Bamboo Room ys.|games scheduled for tonight at | Official registration figures prove that more people vse Chevrolet trucks . . . that more people prefer Chevrolet's outstanding fea- tures, quality and performance at lowest uled for Saturday night have been | dents, and in the second, Bamboo ithe ree VFW. a Bayview Park, are, in the first, | (NOTE: Games originally sched-| Blimp-Ron versus the Indepen- Meeting Tonight | " cancelled.) Room versus the Veterans of For- | CIGAR STORE \ At City Hall ce ar | At SKATING ‘As the fans can see, the fifst Bayview Park, Night AG will decide the first place 610 Duval Street @ meeting tonight at 7:30 ® ™. in City Hall, baseball tea PRIDAY— |for the Free Boys. 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