The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 19, 1949, Page 6

. bite: Avitas, Jack Villareal; stolen Retert Slows Only bases: Casado 2, Aritas, G. Bar-! Pheew Hits, Too OF — [ber Kelly, S. Griffen; struck out:| by Roberts 7, by Williams 2; bas- Phew By Kerr es on balls: off Williams 9, off Roberts 6; time of game: 1.05; um- eth Ree won their 10H) Lites: Abston and E. Griffen; tame se sevond half | scorer: Aguilar. ieagee aml won the last | game. the Geet half for a! "tn the nighteap the Sonar © 8 somes Sreight of) sehoot won over Blimp-Ron at pier They beve wor eight | jast, the score being 11 to 4. Earl Gamer ent leet one. started for the Blimps, but in the Wem ewe and leet one iM | second inning he blew up and Semen? of Bowe Raton. | landed in a Blimp. Richardson had Phe Tates ino were «whitewash "to come in and finished the game, 8 te Reterts ant beld te three) At bat Edwards and Brown hit tte Pee were by Bemy Kerr, and | three in four, Hake and Spencer © Suet & See Griffen. The} hit two each, Richardson hit two Reem scored seven runs/ for the losers. = even bet Weluding a homer! In the field, Richardson and i - = the second with two! Stine were the best for the losers Pa. ont Jock Vililereal| and Edwards, Buckweitz and Gar- Re » At bet the leaders lington were the best for the Were Arter Jak whe but two) winner gutety ont Acewede tut one in one Score: R. H. E. Gare thot BlimpRon 100 030— 4 6 6 fe the be Mite Castro made | Sonar School 533 00x—11 12 2 Wi eat atl Gertens made two,) Earl, Richardson, Adkins and Aes ome Jack bed two assists, | Flores; Borden and Edwards. C womes 4 to one, Castro Home run: Hake; two-base om ae B t snd no er- ‘hits: Aatro, Edwards 2, Brown: ee t tr. Meador tolen b Kempley, Hake 2, Bete aoe Piet wed a good | Fox; sacrifice hit: Borden; hit by Sere be mrne R. HE. pitcher: Fox; struck out: by Bor- ein o 080 60 3 1) den 3; bases on balls: off Earl 3, ~~ Reem G80 210 x—? 7 off Richardson 3, off Borden 4; = ood Piettas: Roberts| earned runs: Sonar 7, Blimps ert Caste ti.ae of game: 1.10; umpires: Gri two-base fen and Abston; scorer: Sigs Ee cm: Roberts INDIANS BEAT BROWNS, 144, IN NICHT CAME AB Other Game- . “1 Afternoon Contest: . STANDING Brooklyn Again Florida-International League Bewten Hy Philhe- Club— W. L. Pet Havana 82 48 .631 seqeetat to Tee tteres Miami 77 53 .592 YORK. Aug 19 ve-' Tampa 70 60 528 2 afew toteated St. | Miami Beach 67 60 528 Brown = n F .~ West Palm Beach _ 64 64 .500 geome played in either the Ft. Lauderdale 54.75 419 Si . or Notional Leagues. | Lakeland 54 77 412 AMERICAN LEAGUE | St. Petersburg 48 80 .380 ight Geme i National League RHE! Chub— W. L. Pet Cteveton! #15 1) St Louis 69 42 622 a iatioe 4 7 3) Brooklyn 68 43 613 been ond Henan. Drews,|New York 57 54 514 Weert 1 amet Ledion Boston 57 55 .509 - Philadelphia 57 57.500 Rh H. E| Pittsburgh 52 59 .468 Vern & 7 3)Cincinnati 46 67 .407 4 5 2) Chicago 43 72 374 ae, Piliette, Revnutds, Le League Quer aeet Bdvere Harris, Haynes, Club— . L. Pet Brae nei Bas “ 634 596 RHE 591 tet : + 0 Phy 544 Chee aw © 6 2) De 543 wes m Tracks and Swift; Chicago 430 Pee Perett Malone. Tipton | Washington 342 tot Whee Louts 322 Vom, ‘ Steel can be drawn wire one-thousandth of a1 inch thick. RATIONAL LEAGUE } pesacaiteeoad BH! Toronto residents think their Yotes ® th 1) Yonge St. is the longest street in Labeda 1! Tl ehe world. It continues as Ontar- heart Keeetenty set Beewn- | io Highway No. 11 for 885 miles. wee Ae fovhowe Renta. Po . — a Rabo ar ts RUE we. wwe Me emt wet Rathetd Jan ~ tt om. domes, Ze Lo iaiiel Something for Every enue Member of the ' ae6 Fanily s +. (a oe | oe e “ bacte ” TROPICAL TRADER 788 Duval Street Phone 1000 oemenar @ erectaic Wringer Washer with PUMP Model AWO.42—Only $109.95 95 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Lions Club Will Play Softball With Decided At Meeting Last Night; Proceeds Will Be Used In Welfare Of Both Organizations At the regular meeting of the Key West Lions Club held in the | den on Seminary street last eve- ning, plans were made for a soft- ball game to be played between the Lions and Kiwanians in Bay- view Park. Proceeds received from this game will be divided equally be- , tween the two clubs for use in their civic and welfare work. | Everett R. Rivas was named Cap-! tain of the Lions while Dr. A. M.! Morgan was named to head the Kiwanis aggregation. Lionism Chairman Joe Allen’ gave a brief address, using as his | subject, “Rededication.” In the | course of his remarks, Lion Allen stressed pertinent parts of the club’s slogan, “Liberty, Intelli- gence, Our Nation's Safety.” The club entertained with vocal Kiwanians ————— selections by Miss Cleora Roberts, accompanied on the piano by Mr, Kingman Curry. The group of popular songs presented by Miss Roberts, consisted of “Alone, Be- cause I Love You;” “Meet Me ; Tonight in Dreamland,” “Lover, Come Back to Me” and “I'll String Along with You.” Miss Roberts responded to encores time and , again and asknowledged the ap- plause accorded her. Guests of the club were as fol- lows: Ponce de Leon, Benny Fer- nandez.and Antonio Gonzalez, guests of Lion Gonalez Bezanilla Harold Stutz, guest of Morris | Stutz and Dr. A.M. Morgan, ! guest of Everett Rivas. Robert Kiser was a guest of Larry Dion. Second Vice President James} SUNDAY— ‘J. McManus acted as presiding | officer with Doctor He rman | Moore carrying out the dutie: of) Tailtwister and Louis Eisner act- | ing as song leader. | VFW Will Be Represented At National Convention Post Will Sponsor Boxing, Wrestling At Old Clubhouse In Near Future A regular meeting of Southern- most PostéNo. 3911, Veterans of Foreign Wars was held last eve- ning at the new VFW Home on Elizabeth Street. Three members of the Post will represent. the organization at the national convention to be held in Miami, Florida, August 21- | 26 and will present the colors of j the Post in Memorial Day Ex- ercises to be held at 7 p.m. at} Bayview Park. The representative of the Post is Carlton Smith, and Angel Alvarez, Carl Cruz as al- | ternates. It was stated that the Post would sponsor boxing and wrest- ling matches at their former club- house and the money derived; therefrom will be used for their | welfare fund. These matches will start in the very near future at regular intervals. 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