The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 21, 1950, Page 6

{ J 3 4 : : i imeem csonrsc aah LNT TIT Sunday, John Cruz And Don Cruz am ee a Barbara Twiehaus GE KEY WEST CITIZEN — APRIL 21 1950 FRIDAY, Plays Carol Caruthers Tomorrow For Girls Junior Tennis Title passed him with a num- Be hard drives and when he, toi form his strokes with al thé-net and volley that Inn. . All science teachers in tt Forme st Teacher Joel Martin Pay For Boye Championship PIRATES POUND OUT Coach Jones Sends Ace PormerKey West oa 5 . . he curtain goes up tomorrow at five on the final act of the! ° . ° Is lieonmn President Of Florida Junfr Tennis Championships when Barbara Twiehaus plays Carol : Twirler Lewis Acainst Cc 4 CarygherS for the girl's title. On Sunday at five John Cruz ae = a , ~ Ags 4ati OF Science Teachers with Cousin Don Cruz for the boys’ crown. . . ASSOCcla ion WO - aad esterday Carol won a hard-fought semi-final from Lynn Sel- R 1 d J H T ° y (Special).—The most unusual meetir Th score of 6-4, 6-2 fails to convey the match, for Miss Sellers, ij t (ecdiands ere omorrow Be ee Aee Uae da abate ee ce ee tee tee) two. memes, Far Ws Corttiere Sram aide * Key West High baseball te cre found floating in the middle and@from baseline to net with alternately placed balls that quickly ‘ 4 Li eee ite wongfouf straight games and a 4-2 lead. Al Rosen Gets His Second Homer K. WV. Outboard ey Redlanc “ Mra. LZ zs _*® ms : i al Momest 1 yw Members © ne oO = la =As- 7) ye! . é a Tyg spl gpcingeli yt | Of Year; One Other Game Played ™ only science Teachers Offer Enlistments - St ee ae | 0 ne of the se annual meeting geil: with the whee ond cher) QQUENCEU MRE WETLES NEW YORK, April $1.—UP)—The Pittsburgh Pirates ana Dewit Club Meets At Conjunction with F. E, A., but de- In Anti-Aircraft Dee dae ted. tech oe Tigers were the winners in the only two major league contests ~y Es cided. to use the double-decker ! y J ow boat istead oo! a schoo! Atz4-2,-however, Lynn fell ISLAND CITY LEAGUE played yesterday. Be ties y New Clubhouse ame eerie Ww ie other meetings A ill 2 P o sevics of efrors, mostly} Club— W.L, Pet! The Pirates downed the St, Louis Carcinals behind the six-hit first p eaten Pr ae mee! rt ery rogram roked, and Carol, with| Adams Dairy —. 4 1 800) pitching. The score was 8 to 4. Key West Outboard Club held into the distr Eoacot iking out, not ¢ . % fizity of purpose, drew/Key West Cubans 4 2 666 Ted Gray of the Detroit Tigers also allowed only six hits as he ts first meeting in the nearly com- champion son left the science meets In an effort to get properly ‘at £ all. On her service} USS Epperson 0 4 .000) beat the Cleveland Indians. The'score was 5 to i pieted cluhouse last night and — Coach til the boat docket. qualified. veter { : per: Paes Ones): Bt NATIONAL LEAGUE ONE 400 Re ean BEDI Meer ~~" another “member, “Johnny Kerr Conchs’ ace yes: claimed for. the one his highe moment returned to moe Ng i a in St. Louis. They saw Dickson B b ll S . The club house is of concrete artillery program, +: Bee tentatively lit balls Chicago 1 0 © 1.000 handeuff his former teammates. aseda seores block construction and is locat- is. currently of nd ie set at 6-4. A momen-] 5; 9 Only.Stan Musial and Solly He- ed on the water front on Stock ild “ acc! . men of tt ¥ Pittsburgh 2 1 + «667 ‘Only Stan Musial an ly He ‘i could “pool their accumu * y, ponies seme wienss ee Philadelptiia 1 1 500 mus showed a liking for his By The Associated Press Island knowledge, avo’ dry Guards : gin carrying through | Brooklyn 1 1 890 slants. They each had two hits. FLORIDA STATE Now that the club is so near and get somewhere” while Ppertu r - vise rit’ Carols] St Louis P85 Fs Musiq! collesting Ais seewnd | Daytona Beach 3, Gainesville Completion, it will eliniinate the tiey attended to ty Basiness Be Se elem enlstnent i : ¥ carried: less ret but her Cinginnati 4 L #000 hots of the babe eR NS 2, (12 Innings) ordeal 2 ae omg oss f th @ Eas grades held at the ‘a - trtion was more constant. | New York 0 F080) ane Re acne ekats, S|, Deland 21, Palatka 2 Se ee as Stee | ya Alba objectives were ac- Pees ee exe a sekond set Bae ce te —— | other two hits off Dickson. Orlando 13, Leesburg 6 Nee O says Geel Ua 7 Detone:, 2 drop- complished by the method. of. Charge not fo oe’ lone kab the AMERICAN LEAGUE |_ Howie Pollet started for the} Sanford 6, St, Augustine 2 poses uled Sane LR RB Game | oy Clea ame AE Gio on a boat, according to Perk Laas 2 e $0 és ea the longest _Club— W. _L. » Pct. Redbirds, and his first pitch was}. 00 | was done Sun pas ae a one sided gé Miam el M. Martin, incoming pre-; fe ee zi ‘ shes aon) Romer. 4 dente pes Seen : Science Teachers. He also! Nas.Peen di-charge af & a yf minutes by the clocks New York 2 1 667) The Pirates routed. Pollet in Sanne 3 ae Beach 2. conjunction with the Florida Keys ap ahoules ier ene é ee Basel Tiaumondne could | over three “months be en- _ @ ¥ y 8 : Washington 1 i .500 the second frame whén they reg- nore ss ptagimiiest a Outboard Ci way with : $1 call them slow since the initial; | Usted: in the Army in high a five Fans. only to miss the } philadelphia 1 1 500 istered three runs. Fred “Martin|: Ft. Lauderdale 12, Lakeland 11 These races are expected to for other undefe: of the group are-F. Ai 4 jpay grade as sergeant first class fn shot. moeventer sae Boston 1 2 333 sueceeded Pollet and escaped — be one of the best witnessed in een Ve nec! the major decisions |feports S/Sgt. James P. Rozar, ti6- o AeA r and got | Cleveland 0 2 000 without damage in the third but} SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Key West and are for the benefit information on these rac vl }made by the group was to affili- |Monroe county recruiter for the a spore poe ts Pnicazo O28 -000 the Pirates pounded his offer-} Birmingham 15, Atlanta 2 joe the Cancer Fund drive. More be forthcoming. ate with the National Association |ADEY. and Air Foree. cae pa ou ta fe a |ings for four runs in the fourth] Chattanooga 17, Nashville 15 | ——~- as = = ~—— af Science ‘teachers and the Na-| Only men with prior experi- Gece chould serve her well 5 orts s Calendar inning. ‘The: big bw: of Shp ses-‘J° Memphis 7, Little Rock 0. | } tional Association of Biologists, |€R¢e in any of the related duties in oi Tn RENE: AEE. WR Pp sion was Jack Phillips’ homer. New Orleans 9, Mobile 4 | ‘The final unanimous vote! °f antiaircraft artillery are quali- ; yesterday's other semi: SOFTBALL _Al Rosen, who. hse: aceneded —— \ - was their agreement, to meet field. for this highly selective finafJohn Cruz ran through Bayview Fark {Ken Keltner ot third: base: fot!’ gourHeASTERN LEAGUE jnext| March 15 in Tampa for | Pranch of service. oe Jimify Solomon, whose game is (ight) Abe indlines aot hea send homer Vicksburg 15, Jackson 5 | another sail around another pay. | eee eee nee euiting office 2, (Da rt al Ss. e amheite ty , n - 1S ce ae 6-0.PJohn® Showed an ability to] 7:30—Bamboo Room vs. Tides-| But their teammates wask hits | Montgomery 8, Selma 4. | j nual teacher's convention in that ing bere in Key West daed by Ted Gray. The Detroit} southpaw was wild, making three - wild pitches and hitting {manager Lou Boudreay in the [left elbow in the ninth inning? But Gray pitched airtight ball in, thé pinches for his first vic- tory of the new. campaign. Meanwhile, the Tigers were ‘held to six hits by thrée Cleve- land pitchers, . including starting hurler Early Wynn. has ‘ rf matched only by his} 9:00-—B-29's vs. ad opponent, Don Cruz. Sonar School. BASEBALL Island City Baseball League (Municipal Stadium, Afternoon) + SUNDAY— 1:00—Atomic Bombers vs.-Key | West Cubans. 3:00—-Key West Adams Dairy. SUNDAY, APRIL 30— 1:00—Adams Dairy vs. Atomic, Bombers. 3:00—Atomic Bombers vs.. Key } West Cubans. SUNDAY, MAY 7— 1:00—Adams Dairy vs. security” many more will frown his racket. ‘uesday Barbara Twiehaus and meCrug advanced to the bien ve semi-finals triumphs or Gato and Peter sae jor ‘unveiled the rye ape any of the girls; ba {Gir to’ become a steady ace lucer if she will throw it higher softhat all the bend is gone from elbow an actual con-! tact. Score was 6-3, 6-1. Barbara ; covered eourt more ably and | manifested the:same remarkable} ability to concentrate on each Cubans" vs. the figst deame when Pat Mul- | liths seoréd two runhers with a double and came home on. a sifgle-by John Groth. They add- ed tw@ in the fourth that proved to be.the winning runs. Johnny West Cubans. |Lipon’s single drove both runs 3:00—Adams Dairy vs. Atomic | home. 2 A Bombers. | Two games in the. American Key “The: Tigers got three runs in|’ stroke as}Miss Caruthers, which augugs fot an exciting final. She made few easy errors while Eleanor ‘stooping the ball in front of her and failing to go through ghe ball with racket, wrist, ami afm: Her forehand drive waS better: than Barbat’s | when she executed it fully and got Ber iacket back early. Miss Twiebaust as did Miss Caruthers, mo Svgiftly Bark to deep cen- jter after each stroke. Cauz shpwed the: ability of fing athlete to win the im- pol ft points and commit his mies the less important @Hisascore of 6-2,6-0 with Krgght held an attacking & that utilized frequent ad- vane@s to=the net behind Peter's too Mallow balls. Peter hits hard and @guately and lost four long deuc® games that would have beendhis with one more point of ie es# and immediate re- Si Club Wi €lub Will Pe form At B ht Sunday | harmo Ski Club will pres@pt asspectacular water show Sun@y qt2 pm. in Garrison | Bigg in cooperation with the locaPoutboard club that is span+ soring a< benefit cancer fund pel ace. T SkeClub will show a-rope-} braigfing jct, clown act, pyramid! building, single and double water skiitlg pefformance. Tise performing are: Frank‘ Way; Doris Evans, Taylor se oré, Sebastian Cabrera III. ! shew will feature several | vied: acts never before wit! in the Island City. ak: contributions will be d from those in at-} s : Sir the benefit of the Mon! founty €ancer Fund: driv 2 uf: the king of the golden touch¥ was a Phrygian. gaz TENNIS Bayview Park Morning, Afternoon and Night) Daily and Sunday play GOLF Municipal Golf Course (Stock Island) Daily and Sunday play SKATING Bayview Park (Night) FRIDAY— 7:30, to. 9:00 P.M, SHUFFLEBOARL Bayview Park ‘Morning, Afternoon and Night) Daily and Sunday play. League were postponed because of rain, The weather also halted jthree contests in the National League. The Washington Sena- j tors and Philadeiphia Athietics, | were not scheduled. Results of the games: | NATIONAL LEAGUE | Pittsburgh i ; Hearse |St, Louis _.... Murry Dickson and Clyde Mc- }Cullough;. Howie Pollet, Fred Martin, Tom Poholsky, Cloyd Boyer,, Ellis Deal and Joe Garag- iola. 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