The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 20, 1949, Page 5

PRIDAY, MAY @0, 1949 IN ONLY PARK GAME Pinel Seove Was 9 Ve 7) Hancock Pitehed AN Way tor Veteran. ek ee ewer Adams lant negit ot put the Doorymen im the cel } La Se in the inet | somer darted and had to} . wert Aves. Tn tho: ot Ve wethe and a stmt, | G wo» homer te! um ] ' ane th Ce 4 <a te ” deatiien ty J.) tee etter Sunde deatie,§ Mole Wt aneted ond three plete the Dairy went Aten and J ond Al Crus sm. foot tet Cw em sere teow hte heer ond Quer we eored but on the fast at Me OAH the Doors bays tot the game. Views lo tit and Avion jt shower ond Bee Lewis Teo singe and foar! Derry heya, wath At hat the leaders were J. Lew- w with ¢ trhen wnwed a nenathe Materas bot for winners, Ox dn, Dewnen and J. Gareis hit) VX-1 FLYERS, BAMBOO ROOM TANGLE TONIGHT | —— Hewson Vind Roberts Will Be Opposing | Pitchers; Donkey fame tn Second | Teg the rivals since the } tert of the softball sea the VEL. Pliyers end Bamboo Room, wt tengle egeim. The Flyers @en the first game ve te nothing score, but the fentee Heom came beck and! wan Ge second game by a seven | tw one ere This & the third oe and a will again Be Ben-| ” ont Robert a opposing theve goed records. Hen- ght out the Adams twice starts at 7:30 p. m The second game will be a Don- | hey game ond it will be as hard fought os last night when the V.F. | W. played against the Dairy club and won by « four to three scored. Dewnene Means, Calero, Jotm Oeden dhowed how to ride a don- Wey a bis feck and on his side. Proeteds of these games wil go to the High School band, t help make the trip to Jackson- | ville Calf Tourney OnSunday AtGolf Club © Pairings Announced For Specialists Play; Games Will Get Under Way 1 P.M. Poring for the = specialists | ament ut Key West Golf| om Sunday were announced tentuy In the following list Key No. 1] Peotion play NH wood shots; No. | 2 plays oft 'N ugh 5 iron shots, No, 3 plays all No. 6 thru elip shots and No. 4 plays all the pete they Parks 1, ‘Charlie Smith 4,| Ken Austin 2, Ralph Faraldo 3. | Horry Knight 3, Fred Mathews 4. dim Crawford 2, Glynn Archer, J Sumes Mira 3, George Carey 1, Bitte 2, Nowacki 4 Butbert Mira, 1, Gene Witzell 3, ©. Ratteway 2, 0. Recio, 4 | George Valdez 1, Robert Knowles 2, Walter Vinson 4; D.| L. Hirst 3 Al Barthe 1, Ward Tyson 3, Gorden Brown 4, Lt. Sullivan. Shangula 1, Leo Lopez 3, James Cooper 2, Jack Carbonell 4 | Bernie Giffin 2, Doc Goodman 3, Kasik 1, Kovash 4 an Artman 3, Chief Thur- mon 4, Mel | 2, Horace O'Bryant | Jock Hayes 1, Esmond Albury & John O'Dell 4, Ben Cole. Clem Price 3, Charles Salas, Chiet Wycks 2, James McCar-| die 1 ‘The first named player is the Captain of each team and he may Hecife BEFORE leaving the first Bee whether he wants tomake ‘Sports Calendar (Bayview Park) CLASS “A” Club— W. L. Pet. Bamboo Room 51 VE Flyers —. 42 VE.wW. 238 Adams Dairy 15 CLASS “>” Club— Ww. L. Tides-Inn 6.1 ta 3.8 " 3.4 Naval Nospital ae | two safely. In the field, Cruz,] Maigrat and Sands for losers and Valdez and Griffen tarred for the winners. Seore by Innings: Adams Dairy 000340— 710 1 Vv. FLW. 1400-9 8 4 Batters—J. Walker, Arias, Joc Lewis, Sands and Viflareal, Han- ‘cock and L. Griffen. Mome runs — Villareal and J. ‘Garcia, 2 base hits, J. Lewis 2, Sands 1. Stolen ba: Means, swerifice Wits, Jo. Ogden, struck, out by Hancock 3, Walks Walker, 4, Arias 7, Lewis 1. Hancock 2. ffs off Arias 6 off. Le i ner Haneeck, Lower A: 1 hour, 20 min, Scorer Aguilar. f farih ‘of Reinhardt college at| Waleska. BARKLEY SEES SOIL CONSERVATION Island City Baseball League (Municipal Stadium) ] 8Paul Mantz. ! Detroit Chibh— W. L. Pet. 4. Phoenix Ramblers. | Washington ipa a Red Raiders i 5. Ten yards. { Hutchinson and Robinson; Atomic Bombers . 4 3 S71 | Scarborough, Thompson, Haynes Scorpions 0 Li Jimmy (Keg) Crawford, Miss-\ and Evans. i ROE issypi’s star guard, plans to play! RHE. | Plorida-International League T net “fall ‘at 222 pounds, just 44 ‘Chicago 713 0 Club— a s over his freshman season Boston 6 7 4) fievana 17 * Gettell, Kuzava, Kleiman, ‘Sur- ‘ampa 18 = At oe oe Miami 7 Minami Beach 19 i West Palm Beach 18 > * Lakeland 26 VICE PRESIDENT ALBEN BARKLEY sfeaks at a mammoth Fort Lauderdale 17 25 soi] conservation demonstration ‘on Reinhardt College farm at St. Petersburg 27 hice, Fae The. renovating project on: the college’s:560 acres — showed (ttle pf nodern sirachineFy in terracing, grading, National League fertilizing and cultivating wasted land. The vce president told ‘Club— Ww. L. PB 9,000 shirt-sleaye® fargrieya: f¥$t pidsectés for} permanent peace . | Boston A713 i hgh ! New York “au ee Cincinnati 15 13 eee PATS Ce Oe ee oes | Brooklyn — 15 13 | 1am for whatever system is best Philadelphia 13.15 464 THE LOW DOWN :.< cheapest—in the long run. Pittsburgh 13.15 .464 lp pires rucks at tou 10 15.400 zrom. | But as the highway freight trucks Chicago 10 16 .385 P | get ‘bigger and longer and higher American League HiCKORY GROVE: and my drivmg of my own flivver Club— L. Pet. ; into town gets more risky as the }, “Shang or 18°10 .643| Freight trains on the highway. freight truck driver looks down Detroit 6 12 .371|Sisters and brerthren, there is a! UPOn me, I am beginning to lean ‘Philadelphia 15 14 .517| subject. Old Mr. Tron Horse is‘, tne idea that better spesieup Chicago 14 WT yo cinc te . Ser ls sue) Se Washington a5 15 .00| ving hard going. Here he is) g¢ we allow unfair competition | Cleveland 11 12 .478| buying. a private right-of-way On! t) wear old Mr. Iron Horse Boston 12 14 .462| which ‘he Tays a costly track and | threadbare—and we wake up; St. Louis 9 20 .310/on which he pays taxes and og} some morning and the depot is which he keeps up repairs at this} locked we will not be so calm own expense—and what happens. | and unperturbed. What, says Henry. Well, T says, | peting highway freight truck, big | there is something to ponder. It as a freight car, running ona nice ; is no ho-hum affair. }smooth pavement built by the Yours with the low down, ‘|! state and the épople. | JO SERRA. SENIOR BASEBALL Island City Baseball League (Municipal Stadium, Afternoon) ‘| Now, owning no railroads or, ———— Game Time: 2 P.M, | | any: railroad: ‘stock, ‘and swanting} Brazil ranks fifth among the SUNDAY— __ J , . || the lowest frieght -rates ‘possible, world tobacco producers. First of Five-Game Ser $ = ==> Set So aU Ty eye gee eS Atomic Bombers vs. Red eussticceinasé Cc U R RO 3 PBIORE | fiew Park, Night) i i ; 1 Game: 7:30 | 801 DUVAL STREET FRIDAY— VX-1 Flyers vs. Bamboo Room.|| -3- SPECIAL PRICE LIST © -:- Beer iabRon vs. Naval Whiskies: Price | Whiskies: Hospital. Beha. Sehenley Reserve Sthen., MeNSwn: Spectal Second—OpDevSta vs. Tides- Renceve Inn. Sths. Philadelphia Blead i hes. SKATING » Cobbs: Bayview Park, Night FRIDAY— 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. hs. Kinsey Silver TENNIS nee ee ts. Kinsey Gold Label ights Pts . Pleixchmann's Daily play. SHUFFLEBOARD (Bayview Park) Daily play. Your floroscope FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1949—This is a particularly fortune day. There is stroag will and great ability of organization. A love of nature and of the country, and there is generally success in dealing with things pertaining to the land. Take great care not to grow selfish or tyrannical, ‘for it will Jead to misfortune. » William Penn . Corby's Reserve . Calvert Reserve . Royal Canadian Pts. rd Calvert . : . Seagrams 7 Crown % Ptx. Sths. Carstairs 1788 Carstairs White hs. Kings Red Labet Sths. Old Crow (bourbon & rye) Bths. Golden Wedding = amy changes jin ‘imeup. ‘However, ‘once play has started mo changes will be permitted. Play will be started at 1 p.m Sths, Bellows Partmers Choice Pts. WSe PRESIDENT ALBENWBARKLEY (second from left) arrives at’ Marietta. Ga. airport ien youte to Waleska. ‘Ga., for a mammoth @emonstration of what modern machinery ‘cain ‘do to a farm in one day. Greeting him is Georgia's Gov. Herman Talmadge (right), At léft is Asa G. Cand- ler, Jr.,.0f Atlanta, and between Barkley an& Talmadge is Rep. John Wood, Democrat of Georgia. Later the group saw a thousand men and 150 machines give a deluxe sgoitg-over to the 560-acre = Brooklyn Presence Se / Before the R. R. came to town, | coming along, parallel, is,a com-} what did our burg look like —{ In Only Night Contest One From New York Yankees i | } (Special to The Citizen) : | NEW YORK, May 20—Brook- |’ Prof. il i lyn Dodgers defeated the St. Lou-s pit yee is Cardinals, who do not appear} 5, f j ; | Francis W. Peck, so well this year as last, 2-0, in'| qe Farm \the only night game played by" born in St. Paul, Minn. 64 ¢ ; fa ? ida i + | eet { ' if years | either league. ‘ago. 4 !- Boston Braves defeated the| Dr. Edwin G. Nourse, chief |Pittsburgh Pirates, 3-2, while! €conomic adviser to the Presi- nection ¢ “New York Giants toak one trom “ent, torn in Lockport, N. ¥., 66. Century the Cincinnati Reds, 6-2. es ecb, Yesterday the Cleveland ‘Indi-‘ Edward S. Hewitt “of New! rate ! ans won over the New York Yan-| York, Tioted: architect, born in| aise tose meney ate \kees, 3-2: Detroit whioped Wash-| Brooklyn, 72 years wgo. (®) Photo} ington, 10-1; ‘Chicago ‘beat the, Harry J. Anslinger, U. 5. eom- Boston Red Sox, 7-6... ‘missioner of narcotics, ‘own iny ‘The scores: | Altoona, Pa., 57 years ago. NATIONAL LEAGUE Dr. Gregg M. Sinelair, onal Night ‘Game | dent of the University of aii, R. 'H. E. ' born in Canada, 59 years age. 1St. Louis Sa Roe and Campanella; Pollet.and Rice: [N. J.51 years ago. ONE MINUTE |Boston 3 7 0: 77 Pittsburgh 2. ; SPORTS QUIZ ickford and Salkeld, Masi; Hughson, Harris and Tebbetts 1. Who jis ‘secretary. of profes- | Riddle, Casey and McCullough. Only, games scheduled. | sional basébal's ‘government? HE. | 2. What. two pitchers (Majors) | New York 613 11 - Y i won no-hit games ‘mm 1948? | Cincinnati 213 0; 3, Who won the Bendix Trophy; Jones and Cooper; Vandermeer; race (R division) in 1948? |Erautt, Peterson and Mueller. — | 4, Name 1948's soft ball cham- } Philadelphia and —Chicaga,’! pions. | Postponed, Rain. \ 5. 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