The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 15, 1949, Page 5

\taiipealiaitanpedmoemmecat ce mace BLIMP-RON DEFEATS —_—|KEY WEST CONCHS LOSE. OP-DEV-STA; VX-1 WINS TO AVON PARK; UNDER: chm hen faorma seeames LIGHTS FOR FIRST TIME: Conehs Commit Five Errors In One - , was captured nt open season off the) nie yi oben ili during -but there are ready sympathies tip of ia, y Jack Elmer. Young Peet Dome Out Clubs ¥, & 4 Inning, It Is Reported; Locals Gat Four Tas Bprian canners have found op a ele 5 tees § 15| Hits: Final Score Read 5 To 2; Horace Pomell ‘and. the birds ‘now | 0 eee tite te tue first game, Adams Dairy” 380 (231 O’Bryant Says Team’s Loss Is ‘Bad‘News’ ke te nightcap, the | as Key West High Schoo} baseball ——~ - AE wm ‘ = ey West Hig! Pe ratte ite nas vere” §=6Club— 6 team, playing under lights for the | ste teirusbiesde te ; |Tidesinn | first time, lost to. Avon Park, 5-2, placed. Key. West in. eal ie i thee Fiat tee ‘aes | Bonga ? ‘last night in the first game of with Avon Park ab might we “ * the state championships. Although word: h: e pon ae 3 Hospital Key West team was reported | Key West as to > at on fee wits Dales enroute back here today, but at;Key West employed, et Peenhenki. and stn. ~ + Tete Greter ond of Pate dues edition timg the 15 members of | cause of the downfall of the the disheartened nine had not} it was beli reached the city. “It was very bad news,” i nings.; Horace O’Bryant, county superin-| Then, the Conchs hit very tendent of public instruction, to- | poorly last night. They got only day, after receiving word that! four singles. The Avon Park nine} * 4 the team had lost in the state {only got seven, so there was re- champicaships, “Of a age “ 1 latively good pitching by the Key | <; i team was playing under lights West man, but then the errors Brunswi é: i e for the first time, and it must | led to his downfall me have nm very confusing. H , i “I was afraid that the team | Avon Park,. * F 7 id Frank-E. Elwell, eminent 4 is day,’ born in| segkegee segeceee oe would lose under the lights when | Key West 24 5 born it itl artistic “personality ‘«@ © ween Buteher had bs BGR Renan ee i ie Sa oa net: caer , or sat at tea, Grister these. / WL. : : _ 1861—E rnestine Schuman- " st Hoehends two out oS e Y ANKS., TIGERS WIN: Heink, beloved American opera. ee | * 8 23 9 ° tie and concert .singer, born: in ho ees the tee were, Rich. 30 25 : Austria. Died Nov. 17, 1936. ee od ley and Ad % > : . va “SRS — 22 INDIANS TAKE ONE) (Se — a Secy | inca SL aR ~ Saas ROBERTS OFFICE SUPPLIES . nH. & | Pittsburgh 20 32 Bob Feller Pitches and EQUIPMENT : re ae ae American League First Victory; : Polish: S peed- 196 DUVAL ST. PHONE 250 . ¥ e oh ime 5 6 il eu w. L. $415 $E65 $y35 pete ond Beim: Mat-| New York 9 18 Dodgers Beat : eo Graduation $ . Aik Hee es ‘Liter. ; ee Pritedetphia 98 25 St. Louis Cardinals Workers Tner CASE: | Just Received A New Line of ‘ Big Ra} 2S seems: tearea pilinesy WARSAW_(—The nationa| PATON STATIONERY | spare BLENDED WHISKY SPR0Ut, Tit stk wilSKlES IN Tul PRODUCT ARES Bag SA Woningion 26 26 NEW YORK, June 15.—New'conference of metal wotkers here Graduation Cards NEUTRAL SPIRITS. 10% STRAIGHT WHISKY § YEARS OLD. 1024 STRAIGHT WHISKY 6. YEARS © pte Matis, Camp-| Chicago 22 30 York Yankees and Detroit won j reported nearly 42,000 employes by Norcross OLD. 159% STRAIGHT WHISKY 7 YEARS OLD. COPR. 1949, SCHENLEY DISTRIBUTORS, INC., N.Y. tuck out: by Mat-1 St. Louis 16 96. .308} their games in the American now are participating in “work Let Us Show You Our : » lett 2. bases on balls; eee 68 otf Maths 4 off * # Lett & off Richards : Pweiteu Bircem & he me in 3 2-3 League last night, the Yankees | races”. beating the Chicago White Sox,| These workers, who-have pledg- 15-3, and the. Tigers winning ‘ed themseives to exceed roduct- from the Philadelphia Athletics, !ion targets assigned o eens * s 4-0, on Trucks’ one-hit pitching. | receive extra Pay bonuses. \ GOLD ROYAL PORTABLE Cleveland, with Bob Feller; Qnly 19,000 w Ke me ff Methe 3 for 8 runs Pr acte’ ryan) workers were en. , pitcher Stadi pitching, won from the Boston! }jisted in “ ” 2 fauna gacher:” ied gy ln ua) Red Sox, 10-5, while St. Louis} +” WOPw-RRe®S” a Year ago, | « ogy ‘ Browns defeated the Washington % * “ore ~Geililee end Ab-| SATURDAY— TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS geome 1.26, aeorer (Pirst Game, 1:30 P.M.) Senators, 7-2. In the National, three night} games were played. Pittsburgh | defeated the Boston Braves, 4-3; the New York Giants won ‘from the Cincinnati Reds, 2-0, while the Brooklyn Dodgers were beat- ing the St. Louis Cardinals. The in either league, i ia 8 i j Phillies beat the Chicago Cubs Vice Admiral George F. Huis ‘ re- (Know! America} | Malvina Hoffman of New York, famed, sculptor, born _ there, 62 years ago. Mary E, Dillon, president of the | Brooklyn, (N. Y.) Borough Gas Co., born in New York,’ 64 years Pirst—Navy Legion Juniors of Miami vs, Arthur Sawyer ehtrag the Vets scor Post Legion Juniors of Key ‘ wom? to go into oale ty Wowney 9-2. sey, Jr., of Brookline, % evs ~ { tired; ‘born in Brookline, $5 y. ago. H Dr. Harry Elmer Barnes of Pirst—BlimpRon vs. Tides-Inn. R.H. E. New York, noted educator-au- Second—Adams Dairy vs. VX-1 15 10 3 thor, born in Auburn, N. Y¥., 60 Flyers. Chicago 3 7 #1 years ago. . Raschi and Berra, Silvera;|, James W. Earp of Kansas City, ars, steher threw ‘ emt Marsee scored, FRIDAY— REL Pirst—Naval Hospital vs. Op A Henson Dev Mite. ows thond, Wight, Gettel, Pieretti and Mo, railroad story writer, born fret and . Hamid Wheeler. jin Clarence, Mo., 61 years ago. SecendrVEW v4 a ee William McFee of . Roxbury, e * Room. ame RH Conn., famous sea story writer, e geet t tof and bell . TING Detroit 4 7 9, orn in England, 68 years ago. SKA Philadelphia 01 0! Saul Steinberg, noted New Bayview Park, Night adelp! | ks and Swift; Scheib and! York cartoonist-artist, born in ents — Ae he eo | Rareniae 88 years: aan. 5 hits and | Judge Paul P. Rao. of New Night Game York, judge of the U. S. Customs tiple in the R. H. E.Court, born in Italy, 50 years mon error by eer Park. Cleveland 10 10 1! ago. ees Boston § 61 whem ie the OT] Daily play. Feller and Hegan; Dobson,} _In 1948, the American League afely. Green Hughson and Tebbetts. | pennant-winning Cleveland Indi-} Garcia is ans’ infield drove in 432 runs # mt Hancock Night Game {while the third place Yankees’] <{, Deily play. R. H. E./infield sent only, 187 across the % ' A m= ~~~ ———— St. Louis 7 13,Q| plate. naled, an © Washington 2 7 OF nter end Gib Poles Ban Border- Ostrowski and Lollar; Haefner, | Fitzgerald; ‘Hall, Potter and Salk- White sidewol! tires, as ilustroted, + last two — . a co Harris and Evans. , ‘ jeld. eS ils es Sk. Eg fewailable ot 9x10 cost, » four walks § } { - pS wren "| Line Swimming wavionai ueacue | Night Game hoe rectm owt Tl batters NOWY SACZS, Poland—{P). - | Borderline swimming is out in Poland — that is, along the) Polish — Czech frontier. St. Louis eh oom hie total to 108 Night Game - oo we |) @emes he has pitched ve | i. R. H. E.| New York ~ Brooklyn 716 0! 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