The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 20, 1949, Page 6

‘Miami Jr. on _ Play s Locals At ls PM. Today This afternoon at 3 aE ie tia: Key West Jr. Legion baseball club plays the Miami Legion Juniors at the Municipal stadium. Miami lost to the locals 4-2 on their home field, and the Magic City lads are down here for re- venge. A good game is .promised all 1 . $ DAIRY NOSES OUT. FLYERS WINNERS SCORE THREE RUNS- NINTH INNING TO RECORD. WIN dow Lewis Bats In Two Runs To Tie* Seore: Then Brings In Winning Run EIGTSLER CANDY That Defeats Flyers Last Night tte em over th Fyesne———————— OO me: ee weliee for ae innings ond ‘ { ‘ oc” vat Gane ooh Calendar | Who ‘attend. a ee the ns | Get mee watked, Fallon aouhited, | pa. Ld pag H ‘Twinkley Geet fleet be crurt and then Jue First Game: 7:30 eee eeatet to center, and both MONDAY-— eee ered Jee went to sec First—Naval Hospital vs Blimp- Shows Class »| Ron | CHICAGO—) —"t Be to te teow in, and Lee ‘rainer D Geltiee Het et we right John Rucons— Bae Room vs Fly- | ‘Jones uncovered another fine’ teeh Seated t left and Joe TUESDAY— Bull se hemes rer: during the woe _ First—Op-Dev-Sta d ! recent Arlington Par! jing in yy EE Ae es Twinkley. The bayfilly by Bull owe et seored the winner, | Second—Tides-Inn vs. Adams Lea — Whirlette — won her first ‘The Adame coved one in the Dairy start by a-good length after trail- maeeh onde dauble by THURSDAY— ing by 10 lengths ina sprint for at and « wild pitch First—Blimp-Ron vs. Op-Dev- maiden 2-year-olds. Two: weeks The Fier: cured two in the Sta. later she won an allowance race eemt Herold singled, Richards! Second—Tides-Inn vs. VX-1 at Weskington Park Peltet Merkin doubled and a ate R ee REE gee Pivers sored four in FRIDAY— ok, See evers and « double First—Naval Hospital vs. Sonar } i osen Hitting & Mewner ond Lee Griffen went School. © Ge were Jee went in and! Second—Adams Dairy vs. Bam- On Coast either cree eed hit batsman boo Room. et heer rare cored , SATURDAY— SAN “DIEGO, Calif—()—Al te te caeme frame Adams scor- V.P.W., Jr. Softball club of Mi- (®) Wirephoto: Rosen appears to be hitting his ah o © error, « walk, o ami vs. V.F.W. Jr. Softball| WHEN the National Caddy way back to the Cleveland »In- oe & D Serkag G. Lewis Club of Key West. | Tournament opens this year. dians.. Ontioned to San Diego eet epether error and four, 000 Mary Jane Jones, 13 (above), of early in July after hitting only tes ! Craig's Dock Field Hebron, Ohio, will tie back her | -159, Rosen's first.six hits with 1) he ert Goeper singled 6:00—Tavernier “Taypons” vs.| blond pigtails and be the first the Padres were for extra bases Sethe athed Herne: singled Op-Dev-Sta. iol tn -dapadé: as bitbetie ali '—two doubles, a triple and three 8 Ber cell fee out and Button — pina Shs Mary iets bar tae ASEBALL ‘ Sey i | rane as Gaeue ie Oe eet, Horner singled, Island RAS League been playing and caddying for ses > rvers and Horner scored (Municipal Stadium, only two years and shoots in iP harmacy Started & Oe cath, Griffen walked! Afternoon) the 90's. The tournament will dee Lows walked, and « passed SATURDAY— be played at Columbus, Ohio, After Pla ue Sees re Vidbaread singled Harvey Seeds Post Legion Jun-' August $1, $ Seas, Cae Ge Se fatal; iors of Miami vs. Arthur | _FRANKFURT—()—The oldesi one Sa Post Legi Juniors German “modern” phi acy ii Rts tener na tnree intive Say wea" "Coaches Were celebrating its 600th” anniversary ee oe Beray Villoves! bit two suNDAY— ! \ in Frankfurt. Before 1349, prarm- ; © these ‘Renee Harvey Seeds Post Legion Jun- Teammates !acies were only allowed to sell te te fekt Horner, Harrell and iors vs. Arthur Sawyer Post ; herbs and simple ointments. Only reer the best for the i. end Pollon for the win TULSA, Okla. — (#) — Tulsa’s ' physicians were permitted to pre- revamped football coaching staff: PAF® prescriptions. Legion Juniors of Key West.’ 60) In 1349, a bubonic plague rav-| Leonard, Hacker, Muncrief and} Pon Municipal DLE Fd | includes three men who played aged. Frankfurt. The “Black |OQwen; Wehrmeier, Erautt, Lively |Moss; Houtteman and Robinson. Beene (Stock Island) jon the unbeaten 1942 team which , Death” took its toll among doc- | and Cooper. saad Daily and Sunday play. lost only inthe Sugar Bowl by tors, too. Authority was given to eee Night Game Be 114-7 to Tennessee. They include | ne pharmacy to prepare medi- AMERICAN LEAGUE (Second) T SKATING Saxon Judd, Jerry .D'Arcy an q| cines. Success was so great that Night Game R. Bayview Pork, Night } Prague and four German cities R. H. E. | Detroit .4 ’ Merkin: 1. Grif- PRIDAY— | Charles Spilman. Jud@'and D'Ar-' soon followed Frankfurt’s cx- New York (ane 7:14 0)St.:Louis 2 te » ond Villareal 7 to 9:00 om cy are assistant coaches while: ample. Philadelphia 45 4 Newhouser and: Robinson; Pa- : « tite Villareal, Sterling - Spilman has the fresh tea SEE fi Hlette, P. d.! pai and Lollar. Pm gs tigger FI NIS pilman has the freshman team. | he aie Get t Parterfield, Pillette, age and ! pi —— ee eweeth Raherds. sacrifice Beyview Park. Aiternoons ene Gace e@ ——- = i Mews teach wat: by Jen and Nights Benton Unlucky ATHENA A RONOVI TZ AaHLALANAUNED, ae) Rae @ by Lewes 9. bases . Their Goat z si © H Cetin & off Lowi — jaCLEVELAND — ( — Cleve- : Hy Se A ee land’s Indians have Al Benton MUNICH—(#)—Cok James 4 e te fee 2 eng (rene cut Dai (Bayview Perk) aes nomination for the year’s’ Kelly, of Chicago. Tlinois, Dit - H : 511 Duval Street 2 = hase and jv play | gush luck Amer In his first tor of the U. S. Military Govern- 4 S ~ wet Giitten \ five losses the Indians were able ment of Munich, found a new |® e a oe i game. 1.20 SOFTBALL STANDINGS to score only two runs. means of assisting the Army's] H - Rgwites CLASS “A” } {safety drive. Besides giving e Reduction On Cur wt Pot BO) G If | awards to the unit with the least H ; geen, Op-Dev- | poctes Room fo. Oa oed | oler number of traffic accidents each : Nati i —s" hut out the | Tides Inn riesee! month, he punishes the unit with ae ly $ ationally Set eattel Nine Pinal score! Adams De 5 5 : 0: H. d d the greater number by making its | e = eo & mtbung VX? ag 3 10 neg ne- an e soldiers care for an evil-smelling 1€S : Known te ee dee, the Naval Hos | : TULSA, Okla. — (4) — Tulsa billy-goat for thirty days. e ee eee cought aff the bag. on CLASS “BE” | University’s head football coach, | — : a8 ese aed in rr Club— W. L. Pct | J. O. (Buddy) Brothers, was a star; Adam Rakowski, who set a : . Gee Poort Langone ites Op-Dev-Sta 9 3 .750 halfback end a baseball player at Columbia Univ ity batting e ~ 4 At the tae Senar School 5 5 .600 Texas Tech despite the fact that mark of .467 last n, is back $ rame with three | Blimp-Ron 3 5 .375 he was born without a left hand. at third base for the Lions this e eke ond Crull fanned. | Naval Hospital 3 7 .300 He still shoots golf in the 80's. year. iH » - te wot the ~ H e . pie li ht oe D R E S S E S : oe ® t deep comter ami Mean: e ay 3]/ | COHAMA 2 e : ? STARTS : ‘ : H FEATHERWEIGHYT e e m 4 $ MONDAY, : Pure Silk Print Material " 8 ~ e e e Regular $2.98 Velue Gath turned the trick [XERT UP TO... : 8:30 A.M : iat § me on 44 POUNDS PRESSURE : i — : $1 89 . PER SQ. FOOT i. " = aay 4 Final Clear-a-way R Yd. 7 . ated : 3 WINDOWS : of e Regular 54.95 Value * . TAKE IT? 3 350 Dresses ‘STORM STOP ALUMINUM AWNING: >-SHUTT CLEARVIEW ae an JA ALL a5 <i aaa Approved for F.H.A. Title Improvement Loan (Up to 36 Months) NO DOWN PAYMENT NECESSARY 123 Duval St. Key West Venetian Blind Co. ““cat’iou It is expected that Fuchs oF Thomas will pitch for the Sters and Roberts for the locals. In the second game, Clowde ‘Valdez will do the hurling for the locals and both Roberts and Vel ” 65 64 55 75 548 -. 49 81 tie again for the National League y,, B h lead, when the Dodgers won from. ek Pan tor the Boston Braves, 6:4, while; the: Lakclabd,\. pirrewes were falling to the St. Patersvuce | Pittsburgh Pirates, 8-2, All night, . [games were played in both the’ Clubs pape ;|dez have not lost a leaguc gwen leagues last night. Pagers e “50 43 in the second half. Other National ended as 7 56 tippentpe : Pekin? ee SCHOOL PETITIONS follows: Philadelphia © Phillies, 2! Boston . New York Giants 1, Chicago 7, Philadelphia 58 57 (Continued From Page One) 3 59 , angt Cincinnati 4. Pittsburgh 5 ready signed up do not de American games resulted as Cincinnati mvt ss again. 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