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

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Goehring, Pazo out; jw 4; base 5; hit by Cox, Moran; umpires: C. atvee aed Bart Griffen; scorer: el coocot-—cronmn> Rod- game: 1.45. bLoco-caomm-eon-> *|as match boxes. play: Redfern (un- ammmteay, atruck out rigues @ by Cox 5; bases on Off Rodrigue: 4, off Cox 6; ; ump Griffen and Sweeting; scorer: POST DEFEATS EDDIE WAITKUS MANAGES A SMI EDDIE WAITKUS, Philadelphia’ Phillies first ba sérnat’ Who was shot By Ruth Steinhagen, mian- ages a smile on his bed in thé IMindis’ Masonic Hospital at Chicago. . His father, Stephen Waitkus, stands by and supports his ari as Eddié tries to wave: The nurse is Alice Klopfer. Miss Stein: hagén was jailed in default of $25,000 bond on charges of assault with attempt to murder. RUTH STEINHAGEN, 19, who Waitkus, Philadelphia Phillies S, PLAYS FIRST BASE we NEY (®) Wirephotos is held in the shooting of Eddie’ baseball star, looks at a picture of him (top) Saturday as she writes notes for story of her life which she is writing in jail psychiatrist. in hospital where he is recovering from bullet wounds. for the Cook County (Chicago) The photo of Waitkus was taker the day before At bot- tom, Ruth (right) tries her hand at first base, Waitkus’ position, im piactice baseball session atfiong inmates at the jail, Mrs. Ann Markov, chief matron, takes the ump’s role. Third: Crack At Heavyweight Crown, For Jersey Joe His Fature Hinges On Match With Ezzard Charles In Chicago Ring By WILLIAM J. CONWAY AP New MOM Ill—Jersey Joe Walcott has been a@ sort’ of*jack- of-all-trades. Now he hopes to be master of one—a champion. He has, among other things, driven a truck, mixed cemént, toted brie handled a hammer in & shipyard, What he wanted to do most and coul ddo best was box. But iti the lean years he had to turn fo other jobs to support his wife, Lydia, and six kids. Jersey Joe spends a lot of free time just sitting and thinking at his training camp, the Peaceful Valley club. He thinks of the future and the pest. Tony Georgett, a fight me ger who has watched stop and go career, says: “When I first knew. him 20 years ago, he lived in Match Town, a section of Merchantville (N. J.) where houses were flimsy He had a hard time getting bouts. But he kept up his road work. He was deter- mined he would be a great fight- er. He finally caught hold, and now has a nice home in Camden. Walcott’s future hinges on match with Ezzard Charles for national Boxing Association Walcott’s | Waledty,det For Wednesday ¥ | recognition as world heavy- | weight champion June 22 in Chicago. It will be Jersey Joe’s jerack at the title. He lost a 15- |round split decision to Joe Louis | in 1947. Louis knocked him out in 11 rounds last June. His listed |age now is 35—and this should be his last chance to hit sport's No, 1 jackpot. | What will he do if-he wins the crown? “T'll try to wear it as gracefully s Joe Louis did,” he says. Walcott is a quiet, pleasant man. He has a placid, gentle face. He likes to listen to the radio and plays cards with his Spar mates. He telephones to his home fre- quently. He hopes to call again }Jate on the night of. June 22 to | say | “Hello, | champ.” | | Mama, this is the i Choose Your GIFTS from Us | | Something for Every Member of the Family TROPICAL TRADER 718 Duval Street Phone 1000 LE IN HOSPITAL ‘boury, third j | VV VV VV reve Trm FOLLOWING THROUCH By PEDRO AGUILAR a RABE RE ERE A RA GAMES SUNDAY 3 hlights of the games played -yesterday at Army Barracks be- tween the Navy Post No. 280 of Miafhi and Arthur Sawyer Post No. ‘28 of Key West, American Legion junior teams, follow: First of all, there was C. Pazo playing shortstop as his dad did 30 years ago; W. Doughtry play- ing leftfield; Ingraham Sty ine d base, and Joe Lewis piteh- ing as his uncle did in the days f the Regulars under Paul. Al- t 0 also was the manager in the games played’ yesterday. I believe the only’ two” fathers’ seeing their boys play as they themselves did from 20 to 30 years ago wére Will Doughtry and. Earl “Wrinkley Bill” In- graham, who were on the grounds wat the games. |. Im the first game, Joe Lewis Struck out nine batters to hold the visitors in check. He allow- ed only three hits, one a home run for the lone score against him. Henriquez had a field day at | bat, poling four safely, two good |for doubles. He scored threé runs and drove home four. John Solomon hit three safely and Goehring poled a single and a homer, Doughtry also hit a sin- gle. That accounts for the 12 hits garnered by the locals. Key West played errorless ball in both games, handling a total ‘of 72 chances. Nice going, boys. Ingraham handled eight chanc- jes, Pazo 7, Knowles 15, Hen- jriquez 13, Rodriguez 1, Lewis 2, Jane 20.—With pitching six-hit ball, 5-2 and 3. The.scores: | Cleveland. New York we Tracks and Robinson; Calvert, Hittle, Werle, Welteroth and Evans, Weigel. Washington Hutchinson 5 ; Welteroth and Weigel. ‘Philadelphia _ Kelfier and Guerra: | Solomon 10, Doughtry 2, Roberts 1, Fernandez 2. For the visifors, Redfern han: dled nine ¢hanees and Upshaw five without a miscué. Cox han- died 17 chances with only one error. 3 warmed up: a. little and fans expected to see the old Regular battery of Markovitz and Albury in aetion again. The locals Wet wéaring , High School uniforms yesterday but the next time they play they | will be wearing their own—Ar- | thur Sawyer Post No. 28, Ameri- can Legion, Key West. Watch the smoke thesé boys have. Henriquez, catcher; Joe Lewis, Rodriguez. Fernandez and Joe Casa, Jr, pitchers (hard to beat); Knowles af first; Ingraham at second, Solomen at third. Pazo at short, Doughtry. Roberts, Goehring, Gwymn and Cruz in the outfield. Paul Albury is the manager; Theodore Albury the business manager. | | Yankees, 4-2, yes-' aity: ;| Boston _... ‘| Brooklyn. Qualify In ouvir ee vg Sey Mam | Joe Lopez, pro:at the golf dub, is with them: Chicago sat 2 Stobbs and Batts; Gumpert and Tipton. NATIONAL LE Chicago _ Maxie Markovitz was in: the’ i St. Louis __ Philadelphia Brazle, Wilks and Rice; zelman, ‘Konstanty, Roberts Seminick. First Game RW Boston 58 Cincinnati 27 Spahn and Salkeld; Erautt, _— Cooper. Cittcinnati Antonelli and Livingston; Van- dermeer,» Wehmeier, Lively, Black and Cooper, Howelf. Pittsburgh New York Chesnes and Masi; Webb and Mueller. Your Grocer SELLS STAR * BRAND AMERICAN and CUBAN TRY A POUND TODAY safety, perform oe EB # Steering gives new handling ea: @ New Value in Performance! 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