The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 18, 1949, Page 6

es FOR MIDDLEWEIGHT TITLE LA MOTTA BEATS CERDAN We Oe Wolke And Aw SOFTBALL STANDINGS Berson Naval Menpital / “a Beats Cpe sta Chu W. Le Pet Bambeo Room 11 3.786, Diets Petter of the Bamboo! VX-1 Flyers 85 5 See eeted « nobit game! VP.W 4 385! the Veteran of Foren’ Adams Dairy 310 231 et meget at bayviow Pork — te were wored oft his)... CLASS BT tw ewe of walks and an | Tides Sen “4 1 933 a Retriee tape scored wey. | Op Dev-Sua ? " fe ae ox bite off Lee Grit. | BimpRon co a Gan ow a hes first | Neval Heapital te the Arttas led | Ups Sports ‘Calendar won over Op-Dev- American | oe eee Wan.) SENIOR BASEBALL Philadelphia Athletics eat tes Gee Orderiies with my Bk go pa (®) Wirephoto’ poe se the St. Louis Browns, aikeih moths cannot A. yoy, on on —_ | Afternoon) JAKE LA MOTTA (left) and Marcel Cerdan exchange blows in their fight at Detroit for the [os Se theo “ry cc Rae temper: by ket the tomers Paneuit SUNDAY - middleweight championship of the world. La Motta won by a knockout in the 10th round and wae pope out. Yesterday, the vibenting their winge. ed 6 deuce ond 4 single in| 0° P.M-—Navy Post (Legion tock the title from the Frenchman who lives in Casablanca. : Red Sox beat the, Chicago | rrr: en til Sees ob tet. fn the ” dJumiors) Miami, vs. Arthur Ea a White Sox, 4-3, in the first game} Shore, Ferrick and Loliar. Mad i oe = S > Sawyer " wat Clagion eee eee mG ens 6 a Ate GA. MEDALIST and downed the Chisox, eo a Oe tem Kreet ue - : 4 ° |S.G.A. ME the second game. Clevela - ,_| o00 P.M—Key West Cubans ll Le | Cleveland Gite fy ve. Picked Team, Junior Baseba asue | Ba res the New York Nee Yok Se emcee game Par first) 3 5 ‘ | : The’ scores: ~) © peered) «= SENIOR SOFTBALL A W k Fr ld Lee NATION. GUE SO eS) grriee rar. roan o Flay At Wickers Field. | _ wioht 'Ocae 2 te th Valdes was ‘rst Game: * « . * a ere ant on an over. | MONDAY- < ae i ‘ Phi phi: aeomt, Cabot| First-—Bamboo Room vs°Vx-1| Navy ‘Post, Miami, * \ Philadelphia NV abebes Fi i St. feet Valder gun ers. ; hh Se eee wher he dl ae Op-Dev-Sta vs. Tides- Will Meet Sawyer Post Sports Shorts i Re ed ests; P ' Te cecaath the Vote score | TURSDAY— Of Key West; Play | Up to 1860, naval ships of wood ed | Pirst-—VF'W vs. Adams Dairy. Today And Tomorrow | were still being built by the | et Second—Naval Hospital vs. world’s great naval powers. > OR the tee |= Meene hit to / BiimpRon. The Navy Post of the American | —- tk Pittsburgh _— whe fembied the ball | THURSDAY ‘ Legion Baseball Nine will play; The Notre Dame basketball New York Green wored Geren went | First—VX-1 Flyers vs. VFW. |ine arthur Sawyer Post No. 28 of | team has won more games than; | Bonham and Masi “Hartung, Chicago @ tert = Bewnte Med ow Second—BlimpRon vs. Op-Dev- | it lost for 26 consecutive seasons. | Webb: Hansen,» Behrman and; -McDermott, Hughson, aut Valdes struck out] — Bta. eee erat: «pray today, at) ee | Westrum. ° json and Batts; Wight, the FRIDAY— The Reese name: Ketwo Since basketball was started at | Shoun and Wheeler. i sored once in| First—Adams Dairy vs. Bam- Mis covets between the| Notre Dame in 1898; *the Irish R. H. E.| Detroit and Washington, Ht om & woth, © single by boo Room pawn . eee 1 p.m.) have won 599 games and lost 233. | Brooklyn. =. 2 8 0 poned, rain. el + felder’s choice Second—Naval Hospital vs. aro, yd haar oe | —. i Chicago 1 6 0! etted Gree in the third Tides-Inn. a ae ake ave @ very) Babe Ruth earned $910,900 in Newcombe and Campanella;! aid Baptans beat Fo ey tac pe uae se 'salaries alone during his base- Hacker and Walker. i ot te seerifieed hin SKATING find the plate, Joe Lewis, Kaki pall career which extended from | 4 Sinan ‘ A id piteh allowed Park, Night ae Fay eg aida ears) 1914 to 1935 as a player. R. HE. te Acevedo ont! pRIpAY— “ais A e | RE: - ‘Cincinnati... 711 2 SE te i the beers. | ne 0s om stipe, = spe Gone { ‘The New York Giants of 19 (®) Photo: Boston hee om ot oe ome ons — with J. Cruz, Goehring, R. Gwyn |Posted the highest team batti BILLY JOE PATTON (above) |_ Fox and Cooper: Sain, Elliott, $ evade wored TENNIS with J. Cruz, Goehridg, R.{average in modern major lec of Morganton, N. C., took med- | Barrett and Salkeld. iat te cemte Bayview Park, Afternoons = (Gwynn, Doughtry in the gardens | Uke an 1930, | alist honors in the-43rd annual ICAN LEAGUE i i. cum wer and Nights and Everett Rivas, Jr, and S. Rob- sraaaeRge | | amateur tournament of the mere Game Si ee Beets Areas) Onlty play. erts ready for action. | The "world 60.yerd: ask record | southern Golf Association. at ie Renters wathed Jack ei ae Dewitt Roberts and Paul Al-! of 6.1 has been equaled 17 times) An evinle, The former Wake hi % 6 dimgied ond beth ron SHUFFLEBOARD an aa penawane! ie umpire sine Ralph Metcalfe. ran it inf POUNY Callége Widen sate pone ia ae 3 “ ‘ a Park) an e visitors claim they have . . ? 5 aaseh heovets sng bead an om b -— tiie’ bent club:accun’d. ‘the Mami| even medal with a score of 198 = Coleman and. Guer Fannin, 7 _— cee Se area and are down here to prove; Joe Louis fought 61 Pao: Cc te. ar ; re ae : t it. 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