The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 2, 1949, Page 6

face sn. YANKS BLANK WHITE ‘SOX; REDS BEAT. INDIANS " Tigers Win From Athletics; Phillies Qe i =n AJ Defeat Reds; Braves | ~ 4% Island City Baseball Lea: ) Whip Pirates ; t 7 Batter naire Pepertal te The CMinend if (Munterpai Spat 7 YORK, June 2—New, Club— W. L, Bet Yawkeos shutout the Chica-, Atomig. Bombers 2 0 1.000 4 White Sox last night by a! Red Raiders 0 2 .000 Florida-International League seere of 3 to 0. Peechi allowed the Sex only three hits. "Wie fast nngnt, cane Boston Red Chats WoL. Pet Shee defeated the Cleveland Indi- Hayana 36,21 G32 am, 3-1; Detroit Tigers beat the Tampa 33.23 589 Athletics, 5-4, while Miami 32.23 582 he 9Washington Senators were Miami Beach 31.25 .554) taking the St. Louis Browns, 6-5, Wet Palm Beach ... 26 27 491 test night the Philadelphia Fort Lituderdale 24 32 .429 won from the Cincinnati, Lakeland 22 34 393 it ten the ideo St. Petersburg 19.38 333 ittsburg seat ed 6 begs By ny Rabo National League won icago! —Club— W. L. Pet. 11-5, while St. Louis Cardi- Boston 24.17 .585. were taking the Brooklyn Brooklyn 23:18 .561 6-3 ‘New York 23 18 561 scores | St. Louis 20 18 526 AMERICAN LEAGUE | Cincinnati 20,20 .500 Night Game Philadelphia 19 21.475 R. H. E. Pittsburgh 16 25.290 York : : : Chicago 15 23 395 and Berra: MAb cg eo rainy sk Pet. Ghee, Getiel ond Tipton. New York 2512 .676 ee Boston 20 16 556 Wight Gomez. Philadelphia 2119 .525 R. H- E+ Washington 2119 525 a..3 1 | Detroit 2019 .513 and Tebbets; Fell Chicago 19 20 487 Barrie + Feller, Cleveland 17 18.486 Gremek and Hegan. } a 4 meth St. Louis =.10 30.250 Night Game nu. g.| SOFTBALL STANDINGS 690 (Bayview Park) ry 482 CLASS “A” and Robinson; Coleman| Club— Ww. L. Pet Bamboo Room & 2 .800 ° — VX-1 Flyers —. 6 4 600 . Night Game VEW, 3 6 .333 R. H. B.| Adams Dairy 2 7 222 Bregen 612 0 —— Lastain 510 1 CLASS “B" Teeiner, Wudson and Evans;| Club— W. L. Pet Hewtwee, Ferrick, Kennedy andj Tides-Inn 9 L 900 Vaslban Op-Dev-Sta 6 4 600 BlimpRon 3 6 333 . WATIONAL LEAGUE Naval Hospital 2 7 .322 Night Game +") Sports Calend Phtladet pina ports endar i i SENIOR BASEBALL Island City Baseball League (Municipal Stadium, Claetanat) Berewy. Trinkle, nae liad Seminick; Fox, Peterson, Gumb- eft, Fenovich, Dobernic and How- et Afternoon) Se Game Time: 2 P.M. Night Game SUNDAY— Herter #16 2] Third of Five - Game Series— , 612 3 Atomic Bombers vs. Red Hall, Hogue, Potter Raiders. end Maxi; Lombardi, Muncrief, SENIOR SOFTBALL (Bayview Park, Night) REE. First Game: 17:30 THURSDAY— Dickson, Casey and { Sia 4 " * First—BlimpRon ys. Op-Dev- , on Sta. ~ *Webb and Cooper;| « 7 ‘| Secopd—Bamboo Room vs. ad Kush, Adkins and Walk Ration Mairy. 4 i FRIDAY— . R, H. E| VIG Nea) Hospital vs. Tides Sactivn $ 7 Ay Second—VX-1 Flyers vs. VEW ‘Brasle, Hearn, Wilks and Rice; ae Hee, Palica, Martin, Minner and SKATING Campanella Bayview Park, Night ———<$<—$____—_ FRIDAY— 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. - Home Town ee Ih d TENNIS Le Bayview Park. Afternoons ader - and Nights UNION CITY, Orla. —a—This| Daily Play. farm community in central Okla- heme owes slot to one map--| SHUFFLEBOARD H doesn't forget (Bayview Park) man is Dr. D. P. Richard-| Daily pl: 8, whe was surprised by 500 Aggie whe joined in celebrating} CUNARD PLANS te 80th bifthday with a basket @inmer and program. Dr. Richard- sam has been practicing 55 years SUPER CRUISE LONDON—(AP)—The Cun- here and hy t y Physician a } gpa 4 Line's Caronia, newest liner eomtusy }in its fleet, will make an 80-day cruise next winter to South Am- erica, South and East Africa, Egy- | pt ,the Holy Land and the Medi- ie caw held by his wife. jterranean. The cruise, covering Dry. Richardson also has been| 19,000 miles, is planned to attract “ayer more times than he can} American tourist dollars. The 30,004 ton Caronia, design- Besides his profession, the doc- top & also president of the town's only bank, the only druggist, ond its former = postman—an of femember and has served as! prtaiiont of the Oklahoma State/e4 especially for cruising, will Galliiesl society and as a mem- | sail from New York January 12 ter of the Oklehoma banking! and end the cruise at Southamp- CORRS On ton Ma 25. Passengers will then be free to spend some time The trish Free State was sep- |" England—and more dollars— eteted from Great Britain in| return to hte United States im- ioa2 | mediately in one of hte compa- | ny's other liners. A feature of the cruise will be a chance for vacationers to strike jout through the interior of Afri- ea and rejoin the ship 7 days My Neighbors By Bas Parison vi later at Mombasa. In. the Medi- “th terranean, the Caronia will call at Tel Aviv, Malta and Italian ports. POLAND TRAINS MANY NURSES WARSAW, Poland—(AP)—The Polish Health Ministry is push- ing a program for the training of nurses and soon hopes to have more than 19,000 of them Jerzy Sztachelski, vice-minis- ter of health, said there are pre-/ sently 10,500 nurses in Poland. Another 9.000 are needed to staff tall medical centers. { the PGA cup, and Joe Novak of Los Angeles, PGA president. Cup team. » K. ee Leal Class B Softball League In Batting Then’ Come Four Op-Dev-Sta Men; Williams Of Tides- Inn Leads Pitchers By PEDRO AGUILAR Among ihe regulars, K. Soto-| oo) * | | 4 | ' mon of the Tides-Inn is the lead ing the Class B League in bat-| ting averages up to and ipeluding| bike the games of May 30. Here is; was named how the league batters\shape up afte Joan d’Are. because “she BER as risen to the- occasion many Player— ABR times.” . Beard, ODS a 0 1 coast aaa t K. Rodriguez, T-l_ 5 2 4 ‘WILL YOU SMILE? 1028 Truman ae: We Deliver TEL. Witzel, ODS 85 4 Mathis, ODS 6 5.3 In Brooklyn, K. Solomon, T-I 22 7 10 ; Campbell, ODS 13 6 6 ‘One Day, HAND } OMA [ OES .. Redmon, ODS 72% Chick, ODS 19 8 8 It not only can’ happen, in PACKED Lawrence, ODS... 23 7-9 Brooklyn, but did. Henriquez, T-I 29 6 11 HAMPION The policeman pulled up along- Richards, B-R 16.5 6 — Ann Marston, 10, British side and motioned me to the Bannon, B-R 144615 junior champion, carries her curb. Show me YOuE license,” | Pickard, NH 20 9 7 arrows on a New York pier after Spi he, “au panies 155 light.” | Secory, ODS 20 4 7 arriving on the liner Washington b passed a‘ light,” I agswer- Beiste B-R 23 6 3 to join her father in Detroit, ‘ed truthfully, “it was uninten- SHORTENING Fisher, ODS 237 8 net _{tional. I’m a teacher and it’s part] F Nelson, NH 23 6 8 WILL YOU SMILE? of my job to teach others. to! Kerr, T-I 18 12 6 R - OPES DGB i ae -LB. CAN Richardson, B-R 26 9 8 ~ “Oh,” ‘he cocked an eyebrow, R. atin T-I 29.9 9 rau? | To Tac kle 5 you plea oe ae: Enos, NH 20 5 6 ne Experts e admitte : : : Tt. 2 6 _ | I watched him hesitate in the " agree ek Se 1 act of pulling the summons pad|ff LIBBY’S TOMATO T-I—Tides-Inn. A golf professional, hired by a ODS—Op-Dev-Sta. | big’ department store ‘to give NH—Naval Hospital. golf lessons, was approached by ' B-R—BlimpRon. two women. “Do. you wish to} learn to play golf, madam?” he Miscellaneous | asked one of them. Most times at bat—Henriquez} “Ob, no,” she said, and R. Barber 29 each i friend here who Mkt ; Idearned yesterd Meador 11, “it’s may vants to learn, runs scored-——Kerr Ingraham 10. Mest tas walked— jo storm that struck the International airport in Miami, Fla. The wind hit without warning and lasted only five minutes, THE KEY WEST CITIZEN pore GETS. TOP TROPHY. IN PGA ‘TOURNAFENT FINALE SAM SNEAD of White Sulphur Springs, W. Va., receives the PGA championship trophy after defeating Johnny Palmer of Badin, N. C., 3 and 2 in the finels at Richmond, Va. Left to right: Ray Hill of Shreveport, La., with the medalist trophy: Pelmer with the Ryder Cup: Snead with Palmer is a member of the Ryder | Pupils Appreciate , | 'Teacher’s ua ‘ Automobile ‘dents who. have been taught Misg Lily Stafford—and riddeniin | * her old jallopy—for the . past:29}, years are going to show their ‘ap- preciation. Fund” has been: started to: pur- chase the sei Stafford now is her 1930 car which. has '71;000 by M dents to meets and events: from his pocket teach?” ping the summons his fingers, ‘my wife and I’ or Oropesa 11, Mea olomon | ™C,, ; Most hits—Henriquez 11, K.! 19 Le leador and Solom 1on That depends,” I replied, Solomon 10. | aed much relieved at this unexpect- JARS Most doubles—Henriquez Pitchers’ Resseds ed turn, “on whe it’s. ‘the j FOOD f Kerr, Barber, Solomon and Fish-} Pitcher— WL. Pet,| Subject or the object : er 2 each Williams 6 01.000! ‘My brother invited my wife Most triples—Oropesa, Barber, E. Sweeting % 0: 1.0091200 1 to dinner —is that xgpeos AMERICAN OIL Henriquez, Ta‘ro, Chick, Rich- Matzek 1 0 1.000) ¥ron8" ardson, Nelson, Jarabek 1 each. | Richards 3° 1 750 3 ng. at should he ay wife | E 4 y ech invite Most homers — Richards 3,! Knowles $eP 1). (500 Ceara Ne Ne ane Butcher and Fisher 1 each Mathis $934 5500. You’re a teacher all right, Stok b Picvard: °'Dyer Martin 2 4° .333|he nodded, returning et cre- Stolen bases—Pickard, ye! meosos RRS ee a . : aa : Witzel 1 2 333! dentials. “Now, go ahéat and Meador 5 each Brister 0 1 000, don’t be passing any more ’ red CANS COLORED OLEO ll Most sacrifice hits—Kerr 2 Che 0 1.000] lights; teach cs QUARTERS . Most times struck out—Kelly 6. Nelson : 0 2 .000 - . 18, Cawley 3.000 Mail: The Citizen to Relatives HERE ARE TWO OF THE’ 10 PLANES that were tossed around and damaged by a sudden wind One plane is piled on top of the other. # ) Wirephoto " said the lordly young xan. “I write poetry.” The girl was impressed. “How truly devastating!”: she exclaimed, “Does your poetry yield any returns?” “Yes,” said the young man, sighing heavily. “It practically |. The expression “to the eps end” has a nautical origin. ship’s anchor chain, at the ie where it was fastened to a verti- fcal timber called ‘the “bitt was known as the bitter end. Thus, when the chain has been played tu- | out sto. “the bitter end,” there’s yy | Hothing more that can be done, must REAC Une a sttong, niet mt be ide. 'E-t-1y Sym reaches Bs Pieana WX ‘one HOUR | your Me “GaMDNBRS. PHARMACY "i oe cen A= nb ones, eae emer eaae Reg ¥ REACH te to make te hie LAWTON, Okla. — ().— somes A “Lilly Stafford Appreciation Lawton high ‘school ience teacher a new car. Miss driving “Joan,” iles. “Joan” is still being; used Stafford to carry stu- She said the ¢ar “Where do you I told him. “What do you teach?” “English.” “Well, tell me,” CATSUP|SUGAR| VEL he said, tap- pad against right to say ‘my wife. and BOTTLE ‘is it BABY NABISCO Honey Grahams “ser’ 26¢ SUGAR FOR YOUR SUNDAY SKINLESS DINNER TRY ONE OF WIENERS OUR DELICIOUS BOSTON BUTT SWIFT'S ROLL lb. 45¢ Iu... . Be LB. 38c CELERY ce Ce . + bunch 10c oe WATERMELONS MANGOES doz. 29¢ Each 75¢c Dressed - Drawn FRYERS © 55¢ Rib Brisket Tender - Crisp . Fresh Loose CARROTS lb. Se EE (4) Wirephoto