The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 11, 1949, Page 5

MONDAY. JULY 11, 1949 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN KEY WEST GOLFERS DEFEAT MIAMI Win Both Contests Played Over -OwEta MEDALIST IN BLIND GOLFERS’ TOt Weekend At Local Course | § IRNEY Sports Calendar ineyriee Perks Rigen Pan a te oh tan .. (CUBAN STARS DEFEAT KEY WEST CUBANS Key West Goif Club detested ponny~4 4 ‘ 7 a egue be or a) : me Mae Shores Country Ciutp| Went and + ¥—p Baseball Game Played Fist Game: 18 | wehers will shaw ee > [Cabot fanned and Pods wt. MONDAY . by comres of 97-48 and 76 1-8 00) club members ot a later date | § At Wieker’s Stadinn: | petcher to fet : = Navel Hiogrtel os Map | 8 om inter city matches nena! Seturdey’s individual § seores | “ pe page thy nes , hon j were as follows | | “Bubber” Sweeting spe yal oe ieoend—VE-i Pipers ve Sale ower (he weekend. ot the lecsl) Humbert Mira and Jimmy Mi . thew lat tw Pairen & ] Pitehed Well tanned, Nev are Villareal hem Rewer, comese am Stock island re 4, Bob Watters and Clint Am : “Vier The Cuban Stars won over the | hits to short id and TUREDAY The Miamians were besten by) Harry Knight and Alton P , =< Navarro lands om third and Rum First—tp fer tte we Gane PR 5 Ae pl Re Dey Key West Cubans by a 5 to 2 score puter pty tay oh of bmowledge of the | 6; Bob Gormiy and Jay Gruner 4 ym ry Me amet . : in basebell Sunday afternoon st —i bell gees ewey and Sevond Adesne Leone ve Petes at oe well ws the fine | Dr. Detio Cobo and Jim McCar m 4@ . die 3; Pred Rose and Walter Pe , the Stadiurr pared Buazy m third. ten A cthem cuted wit be glay-| Seane 6 = } Bubber Sweeting pitched the S D stole ccent, lees fanned THURSDAY George Carey and Ward Tyson aes Gop Game tee On Geen ad» wild pitch pw “or Fired Mevel Macgetet enor Maer. Augun } first five frame et “ . name om Augut 20 ond) y Dick Barham and Perry Wil | snd allowed but two hits end # om. © J . its 6 y on ree ante « Mage City bets promise ~ | jearned runs. Bunzy Villares ah inaiee. & , they ell do 0 ket better on| , Cheries Votes and Leo Lopes 7) pitched the last four frame - — , Aen Adem. te ow tong, wide course than they iH Ne Cennane and Joe Voyter allowed two hits in the r Poe Bt PRIDAY ; - m the intend Crys re ' frame let Neem ame ty See e t " " ‘ wore marrow") Charles E. Smith end Clem E. (Preacher) Perez pitehed the wamtied ht - Phe tee best guifers from the ee Be om Senge end C. G j full game for the Cubans and be . ; fecund r ' vx am detegetion Club Champion ~ sllowed five hits and but * sae Pomc alle ot the Key West reception 9} fre tig |e — tiki Ge ia be |e ne nashatt m» Suturday, dummy ive de sone tte tnkwel oa} guira, Joe Villareal and Crip Ls " at AW — ed Acctteme 2-1, scoring three | Fro4 Tyson 9 ’ wen played well fer — w- Afteraren) comumtive tndies on the first 3)” ‘1 lon Es - J. Rodriguez, Blanc ever : Beery Knight shut out! arimen 7; Richard Starr and #) Wirephoto | and E.F ge ' =e Gamy 5¢ | John Wall 2 BLIND GOLFER CHARLEY BOSWELL. former University of Alabame grid star. strokes « putt The rune were scared in ‘ S Gm one ox ‘ : 4 Vouter@ey. Germly broke even| Walter Vinson end Dr. William | on the 8th green at Norristown, Ps. Seturday during medal play in National Blind Golfers tourne eer sen & W, Cans. 1". § ” 900 000 ‘4 SKATING we Altee Perks | 1-2 to | 1-2) Kemp 7: Al Sullivan ond Bob| ment. An unidentified caddy watches at left while Boswell's coach, Grant Thomas. crouches to (00 a ek a i } Sweeting 8. Val Beye ew Perk Sighs Antwue was atte te take © 2-1 | Blue 2 | wateh the roll after lining up the ball. Others pictured ere Mrs. Dougles Bradley, scorer. (behind aathiee t % t t 5 FRIDAY = fun Humbert Mire Glynn Archer and Bob Seun Boswell) Golfer Bill Gillman (right). Portland. Me. and his coach. Dick McAllister (second from r ' . 128 te 00° om Weeters, recent victors of |ders 9; Gabe Khoury and Bob! signs on modelist hones hole score of 213. ‘ oe . ‘ Country Club, | Cligiborne 6 Premed —* ci — es a ° - tes ‘ ee Mh. — oe ne ' ; : TENNIS ; yo they trampl-| Russell Hyman end Horace | F away from fielder ar — eS | Bepetew Park, Atternsem ~ Miemtens in the wet feir-| O'Bryent 6; Walter Daniel and! ¢ ‘ Bias pcs gag Fe gy AB n Struck ' wy te llama Ci | be Mchary 3 Second Ha Solt eported 1 had a Me nese 7 wa— Tre wining all nine Mel Hameli and Curry Harris | quote it was w os thie’ ‘ a Key West were ® 1-2: Bilis England and G FE T 7 . sble it t Ste —_—— ' a tne . SHUPFLEROARD atte: & Sentih and Leo Le-| Torres 1-2 Le . L le W: ; T sht : . oie " ane " . =~ t Witham Kemp and Gly Sunday's sceres , ague Ss ne r ay onig 1 + the ¢ . = . - " ett (Bayview Part) Archer om Suturdey and on Fielden 8. Etbertson and f fs = sble t - 6 ‘ e om 6 Carned Daily play eres E Smith and} Pollock 3; Al Sullivan and Bot Naval Hospital And wen fp ‘out tan ¢ , Cobar ay. — Rutt Hyman Capt CC Adeli| Blue 6 : ~'s ied ti bs ‘ ; > ‘ lim oon. And Bunzy we te r Le qu tie : Charles E. Smith and Russell } i od por by @ pitched bell and bases are ry Pp Semtie rn Ab ae vee Laem ©: A. C. Cossn and 5. 08s } Development Station cont wd irunk, M. Sanchez singled to left! .* eS a , to Central ther - teve Sram |Cardie 0 nd Villareal scored, base t - wa | a oo nel | Jimmy Mire ate Humbert M And Senar School oe - anima) drunk, Bubber Sweeting ke T n e | As . ’ a Frome Moetsger and Jim ire Bob Watters and Clint Am-| nm unterfeit ' and Lastres ee - i. a nein , - - ; ‘om Joe | brose ‘ } Second half of the ft r ' guiera walked and Leon tb ° the United Sta- | struck - mai v wal} Harry Knight and Alton Parks - , over the plate for the third at wath betow the stra aete eve Shem 6 1-2; Jay Grune und = Bob)" ‘ - : 1-2 been cut t club or five with each clut n be john J. Kirs Ben Cole 5 2 Petersc end and | same applic henbaum very Fred Rowse * an In the opening tory for Lape » teger ate many ore Parks | Howprta’ 1 ple Glen Kea wml € son and Leo Lape: 8 ‘ McClain and Harold Hay Fly: play th unner ups , may be Robert and Kermit, Richards os rival pitchers Tuesday night the Op- De N Sonar S se that took Inn. The ted to t Jack den 1 Bob Spotts woo lame hes were prepared by i Key West ead Gunday. end Sat the Miamis e ¢ the Club to Fred Loucks 6 1-2, Pe Blackwell and line w I play the Valder end Dr. William in the Richard Starr and! the place of the " Tides Inn ” pClass A Leag It is expected that Matzek w pitch for the Red In the night ap the prepared the Mrs Dr. Ja Artrr k Hayes and Norman D an 6; Joe Ve Clement Price 3 ‘ Ralph t rvs Mrs George ° Mire Fred Matthews, M . Kaight, Mre Bot Ryne Arche M + ag | Dar «i ytek and C Porakio and Maleolm Walter Daniel and er3 CARDS HALF GAME OFF — LEADING NATIONA Takes Roth Ends Of * Key Wes - ilies 8 het peed ball Martin for Hospit . . ler Adeli and Dr. R.j and Rich the Blimp-Res Netional League Club— wil Pet v nan vela ’ ladeipnia “sn t ‘ ngt ‘4 ‘ Return After Defeating Two BROADWAY CIGAR STORE 610 Duval Street COMPLETE BASEBALL SCORES ape Soft Drinks Chesnes, Dicksor McCul Deuhleheader With | douse Mi: . . 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