The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 25, 1949, Page 3

. He ey NY ide dace tacoma cae NEW YORK, Aug. 25.—Wash- ington Senators last night won a Same from the Cleveland Indians, 3-2, in the only night game play- ed im either the National or American Leagues. Yesterday the St. Louis Card- inals fell before the pitching of Newcombe of the Brooklyn Dodg- 4 The Dodgers won the contest, The scores: AMERICAN LEAGUE Night Game R. HE. Cleveland Pomerening Uk ugener | Harris, Haynes and Early; Gar- 7 cia and Hegan. hare be the Bump pat win to get R.H. on lemey be epeed | arto dS 8 to onan New York . oa 2100 werend Dairy} Houteman and “Swift; Byrne, pA aw = Kita Pe will | Marshall and Silvera, Niarhos Bemen. terss and the phy Lane eemm have net lost a game so far R. Ho E. an haste aie Gan cae | a sotonis BS 14°08 * that? Chicago _ 0 69 Beenie ate going to try to keep) powler and Astroth; Gumpert, : seeurts ithout @ Bets te has the ure to Letws may piteh + tere E Surkout and Malone. = > zg m FE Boston and St. Louis, not sched- Seturdeay might the Vets of uled. Were Juniors of Miami will play the Vets of Kew West in a double NATIONAL LEAGUE heater The locale may R. H.E, Loews RB Peres, C Valdez Brooklyn 6 110 Widens a pitchers, Louis -0 61 2, Newcombe and “Campanella; Brazle, Martin and Garagiola. R. H. E. will | Boston 610 0 Pittsburgh ni 2 ee ihe 3 Spahn and Livingston: Cham- bers, Sewell, Gumpert and Mc- Cullough. New York . THURSDAY FuetBimp Ron vs. Op-Dev- She Chipman and Burgess. Secent-Pidewtnn ve. VX-1] Cincinnati. and Philadelphia, Fivers not scheduled. ‘ FRIDAY feet Newel Hospital vs. Sonar Me theset Sond Adams Dairy vs. Bam- eos Hemet *\TURDAY VE te Settball club of Mi- om ¥ VPW. Jr. Softball Chub of Key West AUGUST 20 Miami Beach MONDAY : * Bemboo Room vs. Tides.) West Palm Beach __ Fort Lauderdale _.__ oom’—fiimpiien vs. Sonar} Lakeland Zz Se breveat St. Petersburg ERDAY. AUGUST 30— National Feet -VK-1 Flyers vs. Adams Daw v }Op-Dev-Sta vs. Naval Hemgettal THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 1— | Philadelphia Piet teens Club vs. Kiwanis! New York . Pittsburgh t—amboo Room v5.| Cincinnati VE.i Flyers Chicago FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 2— (Bed of Second-Half) Club— W. L. Pet. Foet—Adame Dairy vs. Tides-|New York 73 44 «624 Hovey Boston 72 47 .605 Second Op-Dev-Sta vs, Sonat! Cleveland 69 51.575 Sheet Philadelphia 65 54 546 RAWWED OUT GAMES Detroit 67 56.545 » Newel Hospital vs.) Chicaga 50 69 .420 . lk Washington 41 77 347 2) -BimpRon vs. Sonar! st. Louis 41 80 .339 Hospital vs. 42 Naval *—-VK-1 Flyers vs. [ 2—Naval Hospital vs. Bamboo Room Vaguet | Bhmpha and Bamboo Room} adams Dairy VK.) Fivers Tides-Inn woTe all of these VX-1 Flyers that have @ bearing on lace of each league vod ce ~ gawed after the regular jul a ends Friday, Sep- |Op-Dev-Sta pace % Sonar School “ . , eee al , aie ASER A Naval Hospital F (aunicigel Stadium, NAVAL STATION anes (Continued From Page One) rURDAY personnel of the Naval Station snnounced will seriously curtail operations : > here. It affects nearly every Gor Course branch of the service, such as Island) supply. We don’t know what we yr 7 play are going todo about the whole Daily and Su : TING “We hope we get further direc- ane Wight tives from the Bureau of Ships that we will reduce the force by raipay— 70 to 0:00 om oe 78 men and women. That would be much better for the whole ser- vice performed by the station.” It was revealed today that the Key West Naval Station has al- ready cut the civilian forces by 80 men and women. It is not known whether the 80 persons would apply against the 78 men Smathers said would be laid off Petty play “lone of the outstanding golf duels! .}cloudy this afternoon with indi .| fair weather. Temperatures Highest yesterday —. 91 Lowest last night 76 Mean 84 .|Normal ——.- 83 Precipitation Total last 24 hours -12 ins. Total this month 3.38 ins. Deficiency this month .14 ins, Total this year 17.11 ins. Deficiency this year 3.45 ins. Oe a aa ee nF ~ Championship Tournament, the } margin has narrowed down to Charlie Yates and Charlie Saias. Yates had to demand quick re- spect over such opponents as O. Roche, C. E. Smith and Leo Lopez, to grab the coveted place in the Finals Match. The other Charlie, Salas by name, wormed his way homeward to the Finals, also the hard way, through men like Jim Jones, Mel Mamel and Esmond Albury. And now, the two Char-| lies are aiming at one another with both barrells loaded with buckshot, and will face one an- other this coming week—end in in the history of any Pro—pro- moted Tournaments. Although both Charlies had uphill grinds in reaching the summit of the Finals, they will understand whenI say that they’ve only begun when they face each other for the Oscar ; Prize in the Play-off in the First Flight. The Second Division in the Championship has every reason to boast of sweet golfers in their ranks. The retiring young insur- ance wizard, Bob Saunders wield- ed wicked woods in clawing past his opponents, or else he would never have reached the Finals in this Division. With an honorable In the first flight of the Club; ders will discover that Golf can: BAAAAAADABDAAASAAMAMS be real business rather than a; luxurious sport to be taken with a grain of salt. This week-end will tell-tale the story of two he-glof- ers at work and not at play. Lon- deree took his opponents in true style, one-two-three, just like that when he played against Glynn Archer, W. P. Kemp, and Louis Pierce. Saunders did the same with his men, J. Oliveros, Hugh Moore, Ben (Hogan) Cole, and Malcolm Sawyer. The Finals in this branch of the Championship will be played this week-end. In the Third Flight of the Championship Play, J. Oliveros emerged as winner in the Finals, but found the going hardiy tough enough to mention, save that on lone player we call Lefty Reagan, who by the way, isn’t a “gimmie” in any man’s lingo. Oliveros found the going little hard after he faced and defaced Lefty, for, ac- cording to the chart that hangs upon the Pro Shop’s wall, no one came out to combat the golf bats of Oliveros. Quite a Final Play- off, if you ask me, with no one showing up to play against Oli- veros but Oliveros. And who can beat oneself ex- cept oneself, and who is winner opponent in J. J. Londeree, Saun- over oneself but oneself? I ask }j you. The WEATHERMAN Says: Key West and Vicinity: Partly cation of widely scattered thun- derstorms. Increasing cloudiness tonight and Friday with inter- mittent showers. Gentle to mod- erate east and northeast winds increasing to moderate to fresh northeast and north by Friday night. See latest hurricane ad- visory. Florida: Generally fair except for a few afternoon thunder- showers in northwest and ex- treme north portion thru Friday and in southeast and extreme south portions this afternoon. In- creasing cloudiness in night followed by showers late tonight and Friday. Jacksonville Thru The Florida Moderate to fresh northeasterly winds slowly increasing and be- coming strong Friday. Generally fair weather becoming showery and squally in south and central portions Friday. East Gulf Of Mexico: Gentle northeasterly winds increasing to moderate Jacksonville To Apalachicola. REPORT Key West, Fla., Aug. 25,1949 7 | (Observation taken at City Office, | 8:30 a.m., EST) Relative Humidity. 8:30 a.m. southeast | the sieep-producing. and extreme south portions to-/| Straits: Attention is, directed to} . | latest Miami hurricane advisory. Friday. Generally } No small craft or storm warnings | 5| have been issued. “TE KO's | Belloise In pe Sahai. ag i Steve patloie Unable H To Answer Bell As 8th Round Starts; Robinson Unbeaten Since 1938 (By The Associated Press) NEW YORK, Aug. 25.—Sugar Ray Robinson, last night pounded out a technical knockout over Steve Belloise, 158, in the Yankee Stadium. It was a_ thrill- packed fight, but Robinson’s punching wore Belloise down un- til a fast left hook to the jaw did Robinson won the first three rounds as Belloise showed little. In round four, Robinson con- tinued to shower blows on his old- er opponent, but Belloise finally; connected with his lethal right, and at the bell Robinson was in a bad way, and on the verge of go- ing down In the fatal seventh, Belloise | went down for a count of five as the bell sounded. Belloise saved by the bell, nevertheless could not make round eight, and Robinson was accorded a | knockout in the seventh under New York state boxing rules. Eddie Joseph was the referee. Robinson entered the ring a 3.1 favorite. Robinson has _ not lost a bout since Jake La Motta defeated him in 1938. This was Belloise’s third knockout in his {long ring care The two pre- vious K. O's. ere scored by Jackal and Mauriello. | WILL YOU SMILE ‘Passed the Buck | The minister was addressing the Sunday school children. After several minutes he asked: “And now is there any boy or girl who would like to ask me a ques- 71% Barometer (Sea Level) 8:30 a.m. 30.01 ins.—1016.3 ‘mbs. 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