The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 24, 1949, Page 8

‘ 5 “apis x eee ee E ‘ bs = BAMBOO, OP-DEV-STA Hitting Good Balls Secret {ISLAND DISAPPEARS WIN LAST NIGHT : Gf Good Hitting~Musial FOR FOURTH TIME | oe Adam» Dairy Victims = * — By FRANK ECK. AP Newsfeatures: Sports Editor By ROY ESSOYAN « . SOFT: op tare NEW YORK—Stan Musial, the. stightly-built Cardinal slugger, } HONOLULU-—(AP)-Falcon island has WE Bamboo Victory, ate gees: STANDINGS refuses to get excited over his anemic batting average of 1949. | the fourth time in its recorded aman While Blimp-Ron ¢ septal bat The St. Louis outfielder, whd&e 376 mark of 1948 was the highest ' know says it will rise again , bigger and : Deses 2nd Game © | Club— w. L. in the National League since“Arky Vaughan’s .385 in 1935, was; ever. The island is (or was) a sinail, voleanic Ristihions. Fidscd 62 more than 100 points off his reseed high following the first 18 games| Tonga group, 2,600 miles southwest of Hawai. Bambee Room won over Adams V. X. | Flyers 5 of the season. ix? “ue A New Zealand navy frigate £e- §—— GUND by 0 eoore of 11 10:3.808 Mi W, 2 “['m a little “low in-s' s ys» Musial, ; “But | ported March 3 that it had VaN-t ro6¢ thon disappeared pale eur T expect to pick up as seen e of good days, maybe three for th off the hook.” 3 “\ “hitting, good ball¥if Tm taking pitches that I should be taking.” (Ta pitch “go.) Practically all of the Cardy feel that onee Musial : southpaw swing sideki Louis, A. couple ' ished, leaving only a strong sul- | ‘ ve, will ne Me phor- smell in the’ vicinity. Dr-{" "ty 1909 a shoal was diseuvered 3 “night now | Tomas A, Jagger, famous Amer- | at its site. By 1913 the shoal wag ‘that to. in the nighteap the Op-Dev-Sta | Adama Dairy <..- best the Blimp Ron by a score of CLASS: nwt . i felabee 0088 rer ae Tides Inn In the opening Kame the Bam- Op. Dov- Sta, GF broke the ice in the first Blimp Ron ° frame when G. Barber walked, a N. Hospital guerifice hit and a double by Jack ball and Bunsy hit one to{ Island City Baseball League {|iean volcanologist of the national | 4.6 1 re : the [ark service, preditts the island 00° || sams WP caw will rise again and eventually; 4 grow up to be a considerable | ¥°* it rose 600 feet and spreud d en the. Cards‘ first| piece of land. Right now, he says, | 0¥t for two miles. Swing; says’ he + can’t see! it is in the process of piling up a) By 1936 it had subsided te an (Country) Slaughter, wv “the Dodge's have improved. lava flow under the sea. ,, altitude of 200 feet, and wae bats going, the Red Birds will “They have the same kind of| According to the U.S. Navy's! down to 30 feet by 108 Lest back in the thick of the. pennant |team they had last year. But who hydrograph bulletin, Falcon sgorch it was entir aly gone egal wm eae ee short that hit Sands and he is; Series 2 7 s + vane oul and Bu ets 2 | ry re ight. ». eam tell, in two games? All I| island first app2ared as a reef in hee, " ‘ th Wainer is 4 gy jeibe ia hee. (Municipal mecca ert been throwing fast;know is that I'm tee worried | 1865. It grew hia ir ant, big the wheal and the sa,” De b— . L. .Pet.! E itting. I’ i urvey= George Lewis hit one to right for Atomic Bombers 1 01.000}. balls past Stan and me,” moans Lega ypand eres ee Pcie” 1894, it ¥ oe ca | Jageer says. “The volcano gradu Slaughter. “That's. som they wouldn’t dare.do "last S| son. I'd like to see those “same ally builds up, and storms it away. In the end, the will win,” ’ When you're hitting right these} Later the same year it reap- and Casado threw wide Req Raiders 0 1 000 | hits fall in spots. peared, rose to an alttude of 50 ——— mingle te and both runners scored. added one in the third Florida-International League Hiknece beats out a bunt, Alonzo ‘a i pitches about.a month from now.” | : “I'm still getting my share of Ae 988 Bute him on second on a sacrifice tyavana 20 18" 009) “This is a funny time. eggh bases, on balls which means the! LEGION ANNOUNCED ; and. Jotin Lewis fanned, but Al Tympa 29 20 592 : : : year for a lot of fellows,” : refuse to give me (Continued From Page One? Cruz gets a single to short and yyiami 26 18° 591 “ | |Musial. “Johnny Mize and Tom- (balls to hit at. But they've got} soa themselves, and to offer} Bianeo gets home the last run for Wost Palm Beach 23 20 535 : 5 : : my Holmes are late in starting,to’ a long while to wait if they think) 0. an incentive by showing | the Dairy Miami Beach 24.23 511 4 |hit. And pitchers like, Hargy)F'm going to hit at bad balls. | 12+ qualities of good citizenshiip | The Bamboo got the break in Lakeland 2127 438 Breecheen and Johnny Sain iaye| “My timing could be off just a) 514 Americanism are desirable the fourth with one out, Castro Fort Lauderdale 18 29.383 yet to reach their peak. Fellows little. 'm working on that now| 223 crn while. The over all purpose of the Americanism Program is to help; walked, Valder hit one down st petersburg 1630 348. — you didn’t expect much, from. ere (because tim! : rand '¢ ming is pas and Cruz missed the ball. coming through in great sty] ood hitting at the.good peice : Ply walled and bases are Musial, off two, games. ag pitches.” . d every girl to grow Seated. Arties Wit one at third, cy, rn re a EEO, BR atin» Beta puke foeg eek | ee pve and be dropped the ball, but did] p,<t6n aoe esc Geter | : aE «| nt one itch. defen | hot make the double play and got] New York 19 12 613, . ‘A unique feature of the pro-| Fare Se plate: Sentaln sing | Brooklyn 1715 ‘531! (®) Wirephuio urp. e@= owerins NCTA | orci ‘this year will be: the Jeune ‘an error another walk and a Pittsburgh 14.18 43g._-St#@ight up the neck of his horse, Dunky (top), as steed crashes Y f b : : J preter ein ey, by Barber and 10 runsjcy pouis 12 17 414 into the first obstacle in hurdle race at Melbourne, Australia. Some years ago Iwas calling on Mr. Daetwiler at his plant and his wife Dorothy who is ser’ crowed the plate Chicago 10 19 .345. Having gone as high as possible, Haag goes over Dunky's head | nursery @ few miles south sp Orlane. Specializing as he does ing concurrently with him as Ad but the leaders were, Valdez Rsesiocn Lenase | (bottom) with hands clutching bridle, Haag hit the ground*heai | in'Azaleas, Thad seen the plg¢e-on former occasions a veritable | Dre .ident of the American Legion | aba ond 9 wolk, Castro, Barber} (4, Oy" L. Pet,| first in one of the most spectacular racing accidents in years. He | blaze of color —pink, red, salmon, white, lavender.— with thou-| auxiliary. and Ju ir rong! wt ws : paaekd New Mork 20 10.667 Suffered a concussion but no broken bones. The horse. a 50 to | ands of these gorgeous shrubs in bloom. But this time the] “The presentations will be made | Sands, ‘Cruz B Villareal hit psi Philadelphia +19 15.559. 1 shot, was not injured. ° flowering season was over, much to-my disappointment, with | to Miss Heilner at 1:30 p. m. May | in t chances. In the field, Bunzy | Chicago 17:15 531 __ Neat SS ia Sa een) SOCEM ence RS See little coloring to attract the:eye other than varying shades of| 25 at the Convent Auditorium, to | and? Sterling were the best i Boston 15 14 517 green foliage stretching away into ‘the far distance ‘neath the | young Holcomb and Miss W: losars and Acevedo, Castro and} Washington 17 17.500 | shade of tall sheltering palms.qea- —————___—— kins at 8:30 a. m. on Tuesday, Valdes for ‘ Detroit 16 16 .500 . Rounding a bend in the road, May 3ist and to Domingo Rodri spel Cleveland 12.15 .444 ’ i fibrous loam may be used for all} guez at 7:30 p. m. on the same} a gorgeous sight suddenly bufst ‘ t Auditorium. | inticioes being all the more con | uture Pottings, and as the plants|date at the Convent Audi | spicuous because it stood ‘alond | &r0 wstronger about a third of | 7 ywwevwwvvvewwwvvyey | lamid that mass’ of greenery,—a | sheep manure may be added, also} spRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE 021 00-3 5 4 Pe emer one Contra: Bri. Sports Calendar White Sox Win From * ‘eat jcpreading hin with: ala)little sharp sand and charcoal TRIUMPH i base hits, J eal, Castro and SENIOR BASEBALL | Senators: ‘Red: Sox >: thal Bey wionmnniaaatly see to keep the soil sweet and porous. COFEEE - | Ju. Villareal, Stolen bases, San-| Island City Baseball League , 3 s i Sees TV As Big produced ii great’ terminal ‘pani. , Give Plenty of light at all times, MILL tna 2, Sacrifice hits Aritas, Alon- COsypleinal Stadium, Defeat Tigers; Braves ) Broce. 18 eet Seen Pee tay arain strong. gunshine. Give a | @. Walks Arias 11 Roberts 0 'ternoon) i ae | deseri t and! plenty. of water and syringe the } ; Struck out by Arias 2, Roberts 6. Game Time: 2 P.M. Win From Cubs Help To Pro fapering tha polit teint dere { undedside of thé ‘foliage to pre-| 41} Grocers } ' Hits off Arias 4 off, Villareal 2 in| SUNDAY— Ny i « (Special to Tee Citizens L 1 ‘ i vent red spider’ which is about : ‘ - iv nerved full ‘length with > ‘from } Vent, red sp: i < BAAADAAAABAAALAAABAAAAAY 1 and one third. Time | hour and} Second of Five-Game Series—) NEW :YORK, May 24 — New Football Gaice. five to seven’ veins, ‘a character-| the. only insect’ that is trouble: | ne eS pdatyomed a. Umpires Abston and Al- Atomic Bombers vs. Red) York Yankees won last night + an | hot often noted in leaf form-| seme, These plants are excellent e , Ssorer Agilar. Raiders. from the St. Louis Browns, 10-3; ates. n. for exhibition purposes and con- a —— 1 >| the Cleveland Indians defeated RK—Two.. iootball| | ‘This Hower ‘ tory, decoration.” . , RK— gorgeous ‘flowering. shrub | Sehvatory,” atl! Second game was won by the R SOFTBALL the Philadelphia, Athletics, 7-3,| 5, ‘ it hai i ifi “me Tihou- Hei Nehrling does not Op-Dev-Sta when they hit safely atl SORTEAL while Chicago White Sox were | Pear State ea er ec wane, (proncunced "tib-cu-clipo ieita the Tibouchina in his | a Oe Sameeds 1? Fire, First Game: 7:30 Wingigg ane from the Washing-| Kepiini'a Tineman for Western | ah), a natice of tropical America, |eptensive writings. I carried a brad jor 24 bases. Ev: | TUESDAY— ee aha opty Maryland and the New York|—mostly Brazil,of which there | Young plant home with me, but owe wag he aflerpeben Firms = Vetliens om Foreign| te te ont Rad. Sox | Gians—bath, believe television | are said to be shout 215 angeles om some Teangn, ( tae teu fhe full game for the Blimp boys.| gVats VS. VNC Five aval, behitid Kitider's fiverhit pitching. | trig parte new © Pro football fae nents tier ae s ang ; awe Sarted for the develop- Hospital. Only. one game was played yes-| “Pols who have never been tojcussion being known'as ‘Tikou-| | The Library of Congress is now ment boys and was relieved by td Oe ' terday in the National, and it was | , game no doubt will be attra _ lehiaa Aisage Pens pied the Jargest library in the world p By At sg eg SKATING oe caper Braves over the! ag by what they see on televis-| having no common name: ‘They occupying two pees provide thie did not allow a hit but Bayview Park, Night | Phe adoees : ion,” says Mike. “However, while | are seldom out of: bloom. e] ing 414 miles of bookshel Deana 2 ;| FRIDAY— : ‘television gives them a good|species is much esteemed ‘‘in{ Covering almost 36 acres of floor Walked four and Witzel was AMERIGAN LEAGUE ; 5 - - ai | space. : for two hits. F :00 p.m. j | : : a la where it. makes a sI : teeched two hits. 7:30 to 9:00 ni wa G oo gleante closeup of the football in play aj Florida where it Kk hdwy | pace: : PAt bat Lawrence hit three, pena ne ! ag) ame RHE lot of these fans will want to at-j|shrub eight feet high. It endures; bell three, Chick three, TENNIS Racvonk Nona , | tend games where they can. get|a few degress of frost with tm-; } eel hit two in two times at Bayview Park, Afternoons Bt ean W 5 3] tne thrill and color of the game.” | punity, and ieved if.cut down it’ : bat, Williamson hit two safely and Nights Lopat ea RN a eras sprouts readily.”—Bailey. Speak-' / ‘ pat, Reynolds and Berra; ° : peadi c j | oe. ae Daily play. |Garver,” Kennedy, Shore and One-Minute Ing ob Tbouebing’ | eeperet yy Be ,, SET Hise ollar. i : ; Une t : RHE. " 7. " al al 7 “Tibouchina are among the CIGAR STORE Biupp Ron 004 000— 4 2 2 SHUFFLEROARD Night Game R ILE SPORTS QUIZ handsomest of our intermediate 10 Duval S: ; wes 122 3.1L x19 211) patty play { Cleveland 7 i0 i! sreenhouse plants and, cari be | 610 Duval Street That's All You Need P. ; Batt: Wilford and Balmer; sia! Philnphie a 36 5), 1 What» American League|"eadily trained in bush form. ats ou ay For Mathis Witzel, Secory and Law- . Winn: Iegan: McCahan,| t¢#™ has never finished last? These plants may be propagated + COMPLETE ' renee. 3 bast hits, Chick, 2 base| Kept Travic See pane aces esc analy | aiWhaty: Al Leaguc| at any time of the year, but early J » Chick, Harris, Scheib 2 tuerra. | < ja merican ague needa So) 3 hits, Campbell,’ Fisher, and P agile Sec Tel wars oe | team never won the pennant un.|SP!iNg is the best season, Small BASEBALL Knight. Stolen bases, Lawrence,| ‘ ! R. HL E, | til 1944? pots shoujd be half, filled, ois Se - } Chick, Richardson and Tatro.| LOS ANGELES.—Just an hour! Gyicage 3 6 01, 3 What player was top scorer] Sandy -loamt, the ‘rei obdtete | SCORES : Saerifice hits, Richardson, Wil-| before John Lamer, 24, went to| Washington 1 3 09! the ‘basketball pro ranks. this all sand and the’cuttings insert- ' bios lamaon, Lawrence, nd Pascuita|the altar to wed: Constance} Gumpert and ‘Tipton; Haynes, | $ason? ed singly. They should’. be- kept Willer 1 Weure Wek > Mathis 2,)Cronk, 20, his mother suffered | Calvert and Evans. | "4. Who ‘coaches’ Georgia's: foot-| Quite close and fairly moist, and | POPULAR BRANDS of FIBRE AUTO » Walks Mathis 4 Witz a honk attest; taal : R. HE, | ball Bulldogs? they will root in a few weeks. | e } 8 Wilford 3. Winners Witzel, loser |* heart attack and died in their}, 34, ae jek Pinch the heart out as soon‘as igars and 0 ; } a tiase 1 hour and 10 min. | home. Detroit 0 5 0| THE ANSWERS: they begin to grow, and a few; = es Henriquez and Abston. | John, his father and the offi-| Kinder and Tebbetts; Gray,{ 1. Detroit. days Jeter alict: hey, Nake Peay S ft D k a - ciating minister kept their secret! Kretlow and Swift NR eine cut back move them into a pot!| : JO rinks } ee on bunting trip to the | until after the ceremony, not tel] NATIONAL LEAGUE | 3. George Mikan, Minneapolis. about three inches larger, Aigope MiP Pmccevel helped. trail cape! usher. or his abe Sroka Pal beton Hie lee 7 + a i ture and transport to jail three bridermald, until after the recep- | Chicago 410 ljard Kush, Adkins and Novotney. The Perfect Rose to Remember... chal ca tinea Be ion that Het: mother was dead. | Bickford and Masi; Lade, Leon-! 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