The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 11, 1949, Page 5

¥, MAY 11, 1949 VFS BEAT DAIRY TEAM, TIDES-INN WINS GAME selthall League Yee Veterans of Forman W. ot Adame Dairy plaved 3 103 the feet sottiall game pla Reyview Park lost night | 26 eprerne frame Ht happen (0 im monmer Chuck Means ty © pitched ball. J. Og wately No ane cover fet Meer lamted on the (oe Chet Mast fun and took the owt Memes Walked, Cruz tan wet te third and Hop — Ge bell F Sands atest Bnd the bases are get * mik man at => Mote ot te left, Blanco set eal » © out at the Pitehed the first 4 te Veterans and allowed ond three rune and Han * pitched the last three al @ tee bits and no runs. Joe eh pethed the full game fer \ tet J Ogden, Downing and seat ond Means Sands hit three ioly om theese times up. J. Lewis, ~% Orme end Malarat cach te te Geld, Crus, Villareal, ) Mheteret amt Merhng were ee test for Adame om Ceres Downme Grit te om © Valtee for the Vets wore the tart Ne i... RHE Vote: ame meoee-3 7 2 Adder mio os 7 2 ' Heneook and Griffen he Lowe ond F Sends fervor Haphine 2 Blanco, Joe fee bit Blanco, hit wpe Meare by 1. ty doe ait Curry bases Vets teh Lewts i umpires el, scaver f Rverett Sweet Pies gente tome: -. tsoteres wn the second game weld the herd hitting Red je the Op- Dev. Ste to 2 hits - rend and one in the oy auto! 3 tight pinch - rr with & out an er oe Senet on ‘ae 4, Hughes ~aak, we Pieme: terced Seth sta aed Leverne fied out & we Ge Gath, Beowy bit o hot a ant stort that almost at Ve tee oft Betomon to fe Seth popped cut and Hugh © watbed tet Picher and Leve oe beth bit to the pitcher Fe te Tite boys, the Set tee rum were wored in the watke an infield out ty Selemen and ed the pl oa eoberrvecn we albvead, mm error and Peete amet fommon het two, to lead + ond Lewrence, Chick eth and Hughes play fer the losers homen Meador played well for the ewe veewe RHE Cpt momo 2 ! Prete ts We s-4 7 1 * ‘ wy, E Sweet -~ a . Henrtquez Mughe cote que 2 Kerr, oe inevekemn % be by ot . suck @ut: by mw mt Ticte ten | Opes tome of game aad ‘ v a nd a Aguile Sek and Leol meects « she « oo clammy reverie (wigs ~ ems leaves as to defy detec —- one thew fon & © en plants that orem cupert b to nave beer Semet t 4 om of carthew a Aw Wee grows he haw 0 ae SOFTBALL STANDINGS (Bayview i Club— Ve VX-1 Flyers 3.1 Bamboo Room 3a Adams Dairy 1% vFw 0 3 CLASS “B” Club— W.L. Tides-Inn 41 OpDevSta 22 BlimpRon 2 804 Naval Hospital 13 City (Municipal Scorpions Stadium) Ww. L. 5 1 43 Ae; Pct. 833 571 .000 (NOTE: American Legion and SubRen Four have dropped out of the Island City Ball League.) Piloride-International League W. L. Pet. toured the Key West Golf Course this past week-end in the mixed two ball tournament. Divide 54 ladies and gentlemen by two, and will get 26 of the finest couples ever to play in this tournament, or any other, as a matter of fact. With handicaps sliced to a min- imum, these couples went out to face stiff, and in some cases per- haps, unstiff, competitoin. More fun was evident, in and out of Tampa 22 13 ,629|/Toughs and fairways. Sticking Miami 19 12 .613| Close to golf etiquette, and not Miami Beach 19 15 .545|8iving one inch on rules for a Havana 18 15 .545| tournament of this sort, every- Fort Lauderdale 15 17 .469| body went the route with their West Palm Beach 15 17 .469| Chins held low, eyes glued to the Lakeland 14 20. .412| ball, left arms straight, head held St. Petersburg 10 23 .303| Properly. All in all, there was a lot of exeavating during this tional League tournament, with nerves and a W. L. Pct.} Solfing equipment the worse off. Sow York 13 7 .650|.. Leading the paek of couples in | Boston 12 9 571| this tournament were the follow- Brooklyn 11 9 .550|img three top scorers with bot- Philadelphia 10 11 1476{ tom scores: The two Hennings Cincinnati 9 10 .474] (handicap, 20) with a net score -18t. Louis 8 10 .444| Of 78; next, the Nelsons (handicap ~ | Pittsburgh 9 12 429/19) with 78; next, the Faulconers Chicago . 711 388 (handicap, 16) with 79. on - Couple— G His — baa“ ys trict Mathews-Mathews 87 6 81 New York Ne 5 762 Barthes-Barthes 93 12 81 Detroit 1 8 579 Hiller-Miller 95 13 82 Cleveland 9 7 563 Lopez-Park 90 6 84 Chicago 1011 Ate eee ns tee Washington nl ee pe a Philadelphia Moi ‘500 Boston 8 10 ae St. Louis 417 ATHLETICS BEAT SOX; with PARSON AAAAAAAAAAARAADDAARADAAADEADADARARAS | Fifty-two ladies and gentlemen ; Caruthers-Caruthers me 15 85 Hirst-Hirst 22 t Ryzow-Ryzow . i 108 20 88 Mostelier-Crawford 106 18 Hodges-Hodges 12 23 89! Price-Price 104 14 90 Archer-Archer 112 20 92} Heg-Heg —.... 104 11 93 Biddle-Biddle - 118 25 93 Bounds-Bounds 117 22 95 Londeree-Londeree .111 16 95 Rogers-Rogers 106 9 95 ‘Wood-Wood 117 (17 :100 Kinsey-Kinsey 120 20 100 Harris-Harris 118 17 101 Faraldo-Faraldo - 118 16 102 Hawkins-Hawkins 124 22 102 127 25 102 King-King a (NOTE: G—Gross; H—Handi- cap; Net—Net) Every couple that participated : in this Mixed Two Ball Tourna-! ment will be ready ‘for another such play just, as soon as Joe Lopez can make out another chart. Not a single pair can say that the tournament came to an end, money received for the fees was used to buy hot dogs; et cetera, and all the trimmings, and every- body feasted to the full. i Next time there’s another tour- | naiment like this, .thre’ll be not, less than seventy-six ladies and! gentlemen paired off for play. Di- vide this by two and you will get thirty-eight teams coupled, and 85 \ ready for oe ilailer SENATORS VICTORIOUS SENIOR BASEBALL Island City Baseball League (Municipal Stadium, Afternoon) (First Game: SUNDAY— First—Atomic Red Raiders. Second—SubRon Bombers Four American Legion. SUNDAY, MAY 15— First—Atomic Bombers SubRon Four. Second—Red _ Raiders American Legion. SUNDAY ,MAY 22— First—SubRon Raiders. Four vs. 1PM) ° ; Vs. Vs. vs. ve. Redj &% rain, but there were three other j Second—American Legion vs Atomie Bombers. SUNDAY, MAY 29— Firet—American Legion SubRon Four. Second—Red Raiders ve. Atom- ie Bombers. SUNDAY, JUNE 5— First—American Red Raiders. Second—SubRon Legion Four Atomic Bombers. SUNDAY, JUNE First—Atomic 12— Bombers American Legion Second—Red Raiders vs. Sub- Ron Four. vs vs vs. SENIOR SOFTBALL (Bayview Park, Night) First Game: THURSDAY— First boo Room. Second dependents FRIDAY— First Adams Dairy vs. VFW vs. 7:30 VXI. Bam- Naval Hospital vs. In- Second—BlimpRon vs. OpDev- Sta MAY 16— First—OpDevSta Hospital Second —Bamboo vFw MAY 17 First—BlimpRon vs. dents. Second MAY 19 First Hospital Second vFw MAY 20 First dence Second. Room vx! BlimpRon Adams OpDevSta vs. Room vs. Dairy vs. vs. SKATING Bayview Park, Night FRIDAY— 7:30 to 9:00 pb. m. TENNIS Naval vs. VXI vs. Adams Dairy. Naval vs. Indepen- Bamboo Bayview Park. Afternoons and Nights Daily play. SHUFFL EBOARD (Bayview Daily play. Southpaw Haefner * Allows Indians Only One Single; National Games Postponed (Speetal to The Citizen) NEW YORK, May 11.—Phila- delphia Athletics last night de- feated the Chicago White Sox, 5-0, behind ‘the five-hit pitching; of Coleman. . Yesterday all National League games were postponed because of contests in the American. Boston Red Sox lost to the St. Louis Browns, 2-1; Washington "| Senators won from the Cleveland Indians, 1-0, when Southpaw Ha- efner held the Indians to one single, while New York Yankees beat the Detroit Tigers, 6-1. The scores: AMERICAN LEAGUE Night Game : R. H. E. Philadelphia 5 3 0; Chicago 0 5 Oo} Coleman and Guerra; Pierce, Perretti, Kuzanva, Sourkurt and Yankowski. R. H. E. Washington » Rak ee) Cleveland 010 Haefner and Evans; Grdémek, Garcia and Hegan, Tresh. R.H. E. New York , Be eS Detroit pe at | Reynolds and Niarhos; New- houser, Kretlow and Robinson, Swift. aE: St. Louis 23 % Boston 140 Indepen- | Embree and Moss; Stobbs and | Batts. NATIONAL LEAGUE All games postponed by rain, BROADWAY CIGAR STORE 610 Duval Street COMPLETE BASEBALL SCORES Goas =aCald | Soft Drinks The famous English forger, was presented brinsehirad in 1796. ina | Two benefit games are | Robbins literary; the leetern. Ireland, passed off a; play of his as Shakespeare’s, and} it London! them from 25 to a0 electric light! ‘bulbs. - ‘played at the Bayview Park :urday for one of the pers ‘had. the misfortune to lose ‘child at birth and whose ae is} ‘very sick. The first game will be bet eee A Soy Room and VXI 1d it will be expected | Henson and Buster Roberts w! { | stage another pitcher's duek. | '"ln the nightcap, the Subron al | willyoross bats, with the Flyers in | an added attraction for the bene- | fit of the player previously men-{ | tioned, All umpires, gatekeepers, | and scorer have donated their ser- ' vices and the legaue is furnishing , the balls. So, all that is needed for the , fans to come out and help a good | cause. | (Know America) 1818—Dr. Valentine Mott of New York performs historic sur-' gical operation known as the | ligation ‘of the innominate artery. | 1826—76-year-old John Stevens ; exhibits his experimental ‘steam | engine to prove the practicability | of steam to a doubting world. 1827—What is known as the} country’s first store to sell hard- | | ware exclusively opens in> Phila- delphia. i 1858—Minnesota admitted to: Statehood—32nd_ State, | 1857—First International Sun- day School Convention opens in Baltimore. i 1940— Churchill succeeds) Chamberlain as Britain’s prime minister. i 1942—2 freighters sunk by an enemy, sub. in St. Lawrence | River. ! 1944—Allies open all-out at-! tack on Italy. 1945—Americans on Okinawa in hand-to-hand fighting with Japs. 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