The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 25, 1949, Page 6

a oa ~~ rerworete =~ ts SRG i pe parce jgfawte Valdez Pitches Bamboo Room To Vietory; Hospital Nearly Victorious "Bamboo Room scored a victory ‘Wer the Adams Dairy last night @ softball at Bayview Park, ee the Tides Inn won over Naval Hospital a bein Be, Aig against Adams Dairy. had a bad night and walked nine, but was for nine hits, including by Acevedo, one in he scored the first and one in the seored the last hit four in five scored two and two. Aritas hit sapepeEEE ET ie hit one through hit @ single and third and a fly it him over a fn ee g z f 5 the lo- , Acevedo, J. Mi- and Casado for the ixth, Acevedo hit a sin- a Ba in the sam R. H. E. 1 6 —13 0 Cc. Valdez : Acevedo 2; stol- sacrifice hit: ei H. 4 9 Wins From Adams; ~ Inn Beats &: Hospital ; 5 : 8 Valdez pitched for Bam- BlimpRon ~ 51 41 ;| Kerr, Nelson, Dyer; ;' game: 1.10. eecaais STANDINGS (Bayview Park) Club— Bamboo Room VX-1 Flyers Vv. FL Ww. Adams Dairy W. L. Pet. -800 643 313 267 Club— Tides-Inn ..._. 1 Op-Dev-Sta_ W. L. Pet. 2 882 8 500 1. 313 1 Naval Hospital -267. umpires: Abston and Griffen; seorer: Aguilar. Ps) The Orderlies gave the Flagler Street boys a scare in the last frame when they scored three runs and with runners on second and third, and one out, Pickard tried to steal home, and was out, to kill the Hospital chances. For Walker walked, and Nelson end- ed the game with a pop out to short. The Tides Inn won the game in the third on three hits and one was a homer by Fileitas. Three errors helped the Tides in thié frame. At bat,Dion hit a single and a doublé" and Pickard, » Sherman, Armitage hit two safely and Jara- om: hit one in his only time at ais by innings: -R. HE. Tides-Inn 015 010—7 4 4 Hospital 110 003—5 10 5| E. Sweeting and Fleitas; Miller, Nelson and Sherman. Home run: Fleitas; two-bdse hit: Dion; stolen bases: Krech, Armitage, Dion; sacrifice hits: bases on balls: off Miller 6, off Nelson 3, off Sweeting 2; struck out: by Nelson 1, by Sweeting 4; time of PIRATES BEAT DODGERS; CARDS DEFEAT BRAVES , bedinwe Win From Rensters; White Sox Cimeinnati - Philadelphia game Was postponed by the Chicago Cubs the York Giants, the American the night Cleveland Indians trom the Philadelphia Ath- 31. Yesterday the New Yankees won. from the De- ‘Tigers, 5—4, and the Boston Sex sunk the St. Louis 21-2 WATIONAL LEAGUE R. H. E. Pittebargt @ 308 Breokiyn 270 Beshem and McCullough; Bar- =z Bente, Palica and Campan- Night Game R. H. E. 813 1 4170 Brose, Wilks, Staley and Rice, Lamar Geremiele; Bickford, Antonelli end Crandell R. HE. ome. 613 1 York 213 2 Hecker and Walker; Jansen, Nanson, Webb, Behrman Westrur Cimeinnat: Philadelphia Puetponed, rain AMERICAN LEAGUE Night Game RHE 1{ and Hegan; Haynes, Welt- @teth, Hittle and Evans, Weigel. game Night Game R. H. E. Chicage 241 Philadelphia 1681 Gampert and Tipton; Scheib, a a New York § 8 1 Detront - 72 Reynolds, Page and Berra; Grey. Hutchinson, Overmire, Hevtemen and Swift, Robinson. R. H.E. Heston 21 25 0 ts 26 1 Tebbetts; Ostrows- f Bore and Lollar. ) i Denmark's four million inhabi- ;|tants ape members of one or more sports clubs. GORGEOUS .GUSSIE AND FANCY ‘esata (®) Wirephoto “GORGEOUS GUSSIE” MO- RAN from Santa Monica, Calif., displays her lace-trimmed pan- ties which she wore in the English tennis championships at Wimbledon—and caused a sensation. Now there's talk that they may start calling her “Fancy Pants.” |Danes Go For Sports COPENHAGEN—()—Most of Gymnastics is the favorite sport with 171,000 members. Soccer clubs have 123,000 active and 212,000 inactive members, hahd- ball 75,000 members; shooting | 48,000, badminton 30,000, track | and field. 28,000, and swimming: 28,000. The 20/000 lineside gardens bor- | dering British Railways, averag- | ing 1-16 of an acre each, report a record crop for 1948, having; PREXY 4S ALSO A WATER SKIER. at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow. If the locals win header, they will, ag they will be in It is expected “1 will start the. Navy. Legion F @®) Photo Mint Beach Miami .. West Pal Fort Lauderdale Lakeland DR. PAUL WAGNER, the new 31-year-old president of Rollins College at Winter Park, Fla., is also an expert on water skiis. He is displaying his skill with Willa Worthington at Cypress Gardens, Miss Worthington was national women's water skii champion in 1946, 1947 and 1948. Dr. Wagner ‘is the nation’s youngest college president. HENSON LEADS CLASS ‘A’ LEAGUE IN BATTING Campbell Of Class “B” League Is Leader; Other Averages In Both Leagues St. Louis - Brooklyn .. Philadelphia |Unbeaten Netmen | astern Intercollegiate tennis By PEDRO AGUILAR | championship team included two Official Scorekeeper ; Blayers who. were unbeaten this Henson of the VX-1 Flyers is; spring. Leonard Steiner won all leading the Class “A”. Softball | ‘his singles matches while Steiner League in 41 trips to the plate | 224 Richard Savitit were unbeat- with an average of .439, while | ©? in: doubles. Campbell of the Op- Dev-Sta is “py leading the Class “B” Leagu e| the Class “B” League, up to and with an average of .481. | including games of Friday, June The averages of both iosahea | 11s '369| Tatro, BR 31 7 11 378| Kerr, T-I Zeeeth AD AL 333 | Barber, T-I 42 15 14 Sutton, VX-1 _46 Aritas, BR - 37 Hopkins, VFW 27 follow: Player— AB RH Ave. iy CLASS “A” | Walker, NH _ 5 24 .800 Thése records include games of | K: Rodriguez, T- 120 12 10 1504 Friday, June 17: Campbell, ODS. _.27.. 9 13. .481 Player— AB RH Ave,,Chick, ODS 24 11 11.458 Hewitt, VFW 10 25 "500! Richards, BR 26.9 11 , 428 Cooper, VX-1 a ag 1 1.000 Mathis, ODS ij 12) 7 5 416 O’Rouke, VFW __11 5 .454 Henriquez, T-I 45°13 18 .400 Henson, VX-1 _41 8 18 .439| Pickard, NH 31.16 12 Ju. Villareal, BR 12 25 .416| Dion, T-I_ 143 5 G. Barber, BR 36 12 14.388] Secory, ODS —...32 9 12 Horner, VX-1 34 10 13 >.382) Brister, BR - 38 10 14 G. Lewis, AD 21 8 .380| Nelson, NH 37 8 13 17 14 9 Lona BawShrwounn C, Valdez, BR 18 6 .333; Redmon, ODS 18 5 6 Vaughan, AD 3 01 .333| Fisher, ODS 40 12 13 Malgrat, AD 27 9 .333|E. Sweeting, T-I 28 8 9 Alayon, AD 3 0 1 .333]Richardson, BR 41 12 14 Masee, VX-1 18 5 6 333; Lott, BR 10 1° 3 Al Cruz, AD 34 9 11 .325/Oropesa, T-I 36 13 11 Harrell, VX-1 34 811 .325| Lawrence, ODS -.39 13 12 Santana, BR 40 13 13.325) T-I—Tides-Inn. Siam, VX-1 22 7 7 .318; | ODS—Op-Dev-Sta. Fisher, VX-1 51 13 16 '313| BR—BlimpRon. J. Mira, BR 33 810 .303 NH—Naval Hospital. Coleman, VX-1 40 812 .300 _Miscellaneous i Cabot, VFW 20 7.6 .300 Most times at bat—Henriquez BR—Ramboo Room. 45. VX1—VX-1 Flyers. Most runs scored—Kerr 18, AD—Adams Dairy. Pickard 16. ‘ VFW—Veterans of For- Most hits—Brister, Barber and eign Wars. Richardson 14 h. Miscellaneous Most hits—Kerr 5, Most times at bat—Fisher 51, | Henriquez 6, Fisher 4. ; Most runs scored—Sutton 16. Most three-basé hits—Chick 2. Most hits—Henson 18, Sutton| Most home runs—Richards . 3, iY Gaeeald Lawrence and Butcher 2 each. Most two-base hits—Downen, Most stolen bases—Pickard 13, G. Lewis, Horner, Henson and| Meador, Kerr and Dyar 2 each. Sutton 4 each Most sacrifice hits—Richardson Most three-base , hits—Sutton, | and Chick 2 each. L. Griffen and Castro 2 each. Most times struck ‘out—Kelly Most home runs—Jack Villa-| 9, Butcher 8. real 2. Most times walked=+-Kerr 27, Most stolen bases—Santana 8,| Kelly and Oropsa 17 each, Krech Barber 4. 16. Most times struck out—J. Pitchers’ Records Lewis 15, B, Villareal 12, L. Grif-| | Pitcher— W. L. Pet. fen 11. Williams 7 0 1.000 Most times walked—Means 13.} Sweeting 3 0 1.000 Pitchers’ Records Knowles 3 1.750 Pitcher— W. L. Pet.| Richards 4 2 667 D. Roberts 6 0 1.000] Martin 2 5 286 C. Valdez 3 0 1.000] Matzek 3.1. .750 Henson 8 5 .615| Nelson 4, 2 333 C. Harris 2.2 500| Witzel 1 3.250 O’Rouke 1 1 .500| Mathis 0 2 .000 Hancock .4 5 .444/ Miller -0 2 .000 J. Roberts “0 1 .000| Lott 0 1 000} Arias 0 5 .000| Cawley 0 3 .000 Vaughan 0 4 .000 + < Other Pitchers’ Records Most innings~.pitched—Henson 91, Hancock 73. Most strikeouts—Henson 109. '| BROADWAY ae Roberts 34, Arias 21, Valdez CIGAR STORE | Most bases on balls—Arias 45, ‘ % Henson 28, Vaughan 23, Valdez 610Duval Street ‘ COMPLETE Moat hits sioet tameckl |e BASEBALL SCORES 92, Arias 45, Henson 67, J.*Rob- POPULAR BRANDS of erts 19, D. Rokerts 17. Cigars ad Cold Hancock 51, Henson 34, Vaughan 24, D. Roberts 8. 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