The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 30, 1950, Page 3

is. 8 wt etre F. ee. oe ~ ie eeee out re ree edi Cai [ th ra lly ow) lwa ons) he Sk uer ody anc an eve asd s fi a di} Leg th rh veb (ug roy thi MONDAY, JANUARY 80, 1950 R. J. CAMPBELL WINS CLASS ‘A’ PISTOL. SHOOT YESTERDAY | BOMBERS DOWN ADAMS: SAINTS BEAT CUBANS Vidal Holds Dairy »* Team Without Hit - For Four Frames, Then Allows Run Two good games of baseball were played yesterday afternoon at Wickers Field (Municipal Sta- dium) on Flagler Avenue by teams of the Island City Base- ball League. - In the opener, Atomic Bombers won 3 to J over Adams Dairy and in the nightcap San Carlos Saints downed the Key West Cubans 7 to 1. Vidal held the Dairy boys without a hit or run, for the first four frames, but with two outs in the fifth, Nene Domenech singled to left. In the sixth, J. Lewis, first up tripled to right and J. McManus got credit for a hit to first, to score with the only run for the Dairy boys, The Bombers broke the ice in the second frame, when Roberts singled, J. Mira hit safely and Griffen threw wild and Roberts went to third. Santana walked, to fill the bases, and “Lefty” ‘Aritas flied out to right. Roberts scored after the catch. Bubber “Abanica La _Brias” and Vidal is out to end the frame. Score by innings: R. H. E. Bombers 010 020-3 7 0 Dairymen 000 010—1 3 5 In the second game, Mario Sanchez started on the mound for the Saints and held the Cu- bans without a hit or run for three frames. In the fourth Ra- botin is®afe on a fielders choice, advanced to second on an infield out and scored when A. Acevedo is safe on a slow roller fo short. Score by innings: R. H. E. San Carlos 300 000 4—7 3 1 Cubans 000 100 0—1 4 3 Attendance:: 100% donations: $2.65; scorer: Aguilar. Box scores: FIRST GAME Atomic Bombers Player— AB RH POAE Al. Acevedo, ss 4 0 0 0 3 0 G. Barber, 2b 00 J. Villareal, 3b 2 0 D. Roberts, cf 00 0 0 J. Mira, 1b S. Calero, rf R. Santana, c 1 J. Aritas, rf 0 B. Sweeting, If V. Vidal, p Totals— Adams Dairy Player— AB RH POAE N. Domenech, s: 0: 1-4-2 O. Blanco, 3b O20. 2 to J. Lewis, cf Polo d eed) J. McManus, p OF 5 hase J. Villareal, 1b C0 Ge.0s O B. Villareal, rf OF 015050 L. Griffen, ¢ OO Sa. 4 0:.0:-3.-¥. 00004qQ | 22 1 321 9 5 Totals— 5 Runs batted in: Roberts, San- tana, Aritas, J. McManus; sacri- fice hit: B. Vill al; two-base hit: Roberts; three-base hit: Rob- erts; earned runs: Bombers 1, struck out: Vidal 8, McManus 3; base on balls: Vidal 4. McManus 3; left on base: Bombers 8, Ad- ams 6; pass ball: Santana 1; hit by pitcher: Roberts; double play: Blanco to S. Roberts to J. Vil- lareal; winning pitcher: Vidal; losing pitcher: McManus; time of D 1:55 minutes game umpires: Lastres und J. Griffen; scorer: Aguilar. SECOND GAME San Carlos Saints Pi. AB RH POAE Machin, 2b-3b 3 2 1°4 0 0 K. Rodri’ez, c-6 3 0 0 4 3 0 D. Lastres, 3b-c 2 1 0 4 2°51 T. Knowles. 1b 2 1 1 6 0 0 O. Rodriguez, 1f3 1 1 1 0 0 Al. Pazo, ss 4°02; 0 (256 Moreno 4-0 0: 00070 M. Sanchez, 2b 3 1 3 1 1 «0 Hernandez cf Pans me | a Pare | Totals. 26: 7-821 9) 2 Key West Cubans AB RH PO # Player y r 0.04070 Rabotin 100% dew J. Rodri ee ewe Geer “aay | 01 400 008 jiex! (ieee el b 1 3 3 A, Acevedo, 1b 3 3 3 1 Boroman, rf ae i J. Casa. p 0 0 0 Rounds, p 000 Total m1 42 Acevedc Runs batted in 9 BA | STANDING ISLAND CITY LEAGUE Club-— W. L. Pet: Atomic Bombers 4 0 1.000 Key West Cubans 2 72 $00: Adams Dairy 2 3 .400 San Carlos Saints 1 4 200 (NOTE: Cubans and Bombers have one tied game.) Basketball Standings Island City Basketball League High School Gym Club— W..L. Pet. Bamboo Room 4 1+ «800 Pollock’s Jewels 3 2 600 Sonar School 3 2 .600 Overseas Garage 3 2 .600 Spider Web Drive-Inn 2 3 .400 Vogue Cleaners 0 5 .000 Sports Calendar BASEBALL Island City Baseball League (Municipal Stadium, Afternoon) Each Game, 7 Innings SUNDAY— 1:00—Atomic Bombers: vs. Key West Cubans. 3:00—Adams Dairy vs. San Carlo ints. BASKETBALL Island City Basketbali League (High School Gym, Night) WEDNESDAY 7:00—Lions vs. Overseas Ga- rage. 8:00—Bamboo Room vs. Sonar School. 9:00 — Pollock’s Jewels vs. Vogue Cleaners. THURSDAY— 7:00—Pollock’s Jewels vs. Spi- der Web Drive-Inn. 8:00—Spider Web Drive-Inn vs. Sonar School. 9:00—Bambo Room vs. To Be Named). (Club GOLF Municipal Golf Course (Stock Island) Daily and Sunday play. TENNIS Bayview Park rning, Afternoon and Night) aily and Sunday play. SKATING Bayview Park (Night) *RIDAY-- 7:30 to 9:00 P.M. SHUFFLEBOARD Bayview Park ‘Morning, Afternoon and Night) Daily and Sunday play. L’Anse, county seat of Baraga County, was for years the site of a camp. used by French explorers and missionaries. 2, Machin, K. Rodriguez, O. Rod riguez; sacrifice hit: Casa; earn- ed runs: Cubans 1, Se struck out: Sanch 4, Casa 7, Rounds 1; balls: Sanchez 1; left on base , Casa 4, Rounds Cubans 6, Saints 6: stolen bases: Acevedo and Las- tres 2, Pazo 1; hit by pitcher: O Rodriguez and Knowles (by Casa) Rabotin (by Rodriguez); double play: Hernandez to Machin, Ma- chin to Pazo to Knowles, P. Rod- riguez to Acevedo; pitchers sum. mary: 3 hits off Sanchez in 4 in: nings—7 off Casa in 6 one third innings; winning pitcher Sanchez; losing pitcher: C time of game: 1 hour, 40 minutes: umpires: Calero and Griffen; scorer: Aguilar Key know West thev boat racing can expect an exc nday Fe s date has been ing aft noon ary 5. € by the Key West Outboard Club * The pistol Base on ; shooters of the Southernmost Pistol and Rifle! Club held an inter-club match at the Stock Island Range yester- day. Sixteen shooters entered the prize event, a .22 caliber agre- gate match of 10 shots slow fire, over fifty yard course, 10 shots timed fire (20 seconds) and 10 shots rapid fire (10 seconds for eash string of five shots). The prizes were awarded according to classes, Lt. (jg) R. J. Campbell won the Class “A” with a.score of 272-300, P. A. McMasters won the Class “B” with 230-300, and Irvin. Claxton, Class “C” with 184-300. The Class “C” winner was de- cided by the margin or highest score on the rapid fire event, as president of the club, M. Ignatius Lester tied the score shot by Claxton on the agregate. Scores were as follows: D. H.| DuBois 244, T. Little 239, J. Rals-| ton, Jr., 238, R. J. McCarthy 232, J. J. Hogle 226,.F. Merry 219,) R. W. Buchs 212, W. A. Christie | 211, M. Lester 184,, Lt. C. B. Bredding 182, R. F. Bollinger} 175, B. I. Freer 173, Ernestine | McMasters 169. | A center fire (.38 or .45 cal.) match was fired over the Camp Perry 25 yard course, Slow, Tim- ed and Rapid fire, thirty shots total, resulted in J. F. Merry win- ning with a score of 245-300, T. Little 243, J. Ralston, Jr. 238, W. A. Christie 206, M. I. Lester 116,} R. J. Campbell 218, R. F. Bollin- ger 22, R. W. Buchs 187. } The club will hold a rifle match} next Sunday at the range. The installation of oiticers for the coming year will be held on} Tuesday, February 7th, at the Jaycee Clubhouse, at which time a pie auction and general social evening will be held. Members should drop a card to the culb, Box 181, so that enough refresh- ments will be on hand if they can attend the meeting. Prizes arded to the winners of Sunda: pistol match were pistol medal tie clasps for each class. Belt buckles will be award- {ed to the rifle shooters winning the club title. |Golden Gloves Boxing Tourney Starts Wednesday | | The Golden Gloves’ Tourna-} ment will open at the Key West Sports Arena, 203 . Simonton street, on Wednesday evening at! 8 p.m | A galaxy of local and Navy| ent will give the crowd} me, ssive andj ches that they saw at| CCS last winter, under the| same promoter, Lt. John Burk, | USN | | Additional previ-| entries, not ously announced include, H. D.) Morey, DM3, VX-1l, feather weight; William ey, ZP21 Jam Robinson. welterweight N, Fleet Sonar weight James featherweight; SurAsDevDe len Gosnell School, _ feathe Woods, SOSA, schol, bantamweight hompson, Marine James Harvey, Jr., USS, Gilmore, middle ght; William Ne a. USS Medregal, heavyweight Fred Campbell, USS Medregal lightheavy weigh and four en tries from the U Coolbaugh; A DeMarco, weight 140; B. Bar 1 25: Curlin Your Horoscope MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 1950 Today is a resourceful dan} and gives ability for organization There is a little lack of coordina tion of effort and thought, shown in different ways. breakdown, a_ separation kindred, or it may show in sc other way. Final suc ever, is probable OUTBOARD CLUB TO oaxy poaxs RACE THIS SUNDAY hile rounding a bouy me Reg He placed K.W.O.C. Powe Al-} | Fleet Sonar | PFC. Mel | lightweight; | | j It may be a} JEEPERS—I WAS JUST THINKING, DAD. WE'RE SLICH LUCKY PEOPLE. WE HAVE JUST ABOLIT EVERYTHING WE COULD ASK FOR ETc~eTc-eTe-- WITH THE You'VE BEEN” SQUANDERING MY MONEY. ABLE TO PAY THESE BILLS THE TWO MILLION WILL BUY THE WHOLE TELEVISION WORKS. SETTA BLAINE, GOLOEN-GIRi. OF THE WEST HAS FOUND THE MAN OF HER DREAMS AT LONG LAST wBUT THE PRICE |S RATHER STEEP / DICKIE DAR ITS 500 MILES FROM HERE -- IN HONOURAS! NOW, WE'VE GOT THE FASTEST SHIP_IN THESE WATERS, sO FOLKS, IF YOU THINK I'M THROUGH, YOURE MISTAKEN! THERE'S ANOTHER TREASURE, CACHE SHOWN ON THE MAP! MAUD, THAT “EYESY'S® GOT A UOT : OF WHAT-THIS-COUNTRY- NEEOS. WELL, MAUD, THATS THAT. SOMEONE ELSE GOT THE TREASURE “EYESY’ WAS AFTER. HES WASHED UP. WHAT'S HAPPENING ON THE STAGE HOOPEE ? X MISSED THE FIRST PART OF THE ba tig SCORCHY SMITH BAM. SO THOSE STUPID SUDAIR PEOPLE REFUSE TO FALL IN FLAMES, HAS~/2 I WILL FIX THEM. / TIN YOUR BAC POCKET FOR BUT ULL NEBD A LOT OF ROOM ) TO GIVE IT A WORKOUT! 7 ac TAKE IT INTO THE <4 YES. ARD, OAKY-.) (,, COUR ies ( MAJESTY! I'LL JOIN YOU IN A_) - MINUTE! etapa —~ i t MEBBE IT’S TOO BIG FOR YOU enn NOUR MAJESTY, THIS SWORD BELONGED* pe \ TO KING PINNZ HE WAS AN UNCLE WASN'T TOO BIG FOR KING PINN, IT ISN/T TOO BIG FOR