The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 27, 1950, Page 6

wpe, ton: ake Triumph Over Red Sox 10- 23 Remain Game Behind t. Lonis Cardinals Beat Out Cincinnati Reds, : ; To 2, In National League Race NEW YORK, April 27,—(4).—The New York Yankees belted the Boston Red Sox 10 to 2 yesterday, but still failed to gain ground on the high flying Detroit Tigers. The Tigers outlasted the St. Louis Browns 8 to 6 in 10 innings t® remain one game ahead of the Yanks in the American League flag chase. The Tigers jumped on Cliff Fannin for five big rans in the Second inning. Doubles by Johnny Groth and Dick Kryhoski were the big blows in the spree, while two wild throws by Fannin allowed Tiger runners to score. mM Ne ie Ken Wood hit his ‘ird home run of the year for St. in the fourth to start ne on the comeback | trai which eventually tied the score Pines iD CITY ve Pet — .,, | Atomic Bombers 1 0 1,000 “The Tigers won the game in| 4 Gams Dain cc. 1 01,000 the tehth, scoring twice on al/koy West Cubans 0 2 000 walk and singles by George Kell and Pat Mullin. Nine pitchers saw service in the, jhissile with Paul Calvert getting the win and Ed Albrecht the loss. ~ Jt was the Tigers’ sixth win in seven starts and the Browns’ fifth. .straight loss. Only 1,802 Ene ‘Paid to see the home town tumble again. New York Yankees pound- , folir: Boston , pitchers for 11 hit including seven extra_basei as they murdered the Red 10 to 2 before 21,534 paying ; at Yankee stadium. Pesan Maurice McDermott the brunt of the Yankee bn He gave up five runs and shits in less than {two in+ ‘Hank Bauer and Yogi both hit home runs with a@ man-on base for the Yanks in first, inning. Lopat went the route on ioe mound for New York and steady eight hit ball. The ¢ bunched four singles for both their runs in the seventh inning. Both Ted Williams and Vern Stephens went hitless for Bos- Another scheduled afternoon game, Aleveland at Chicago, was aul because of cold weath- er the National League, the St.Louis Cardinals beat the Cincinnati Reds 3 to 2 in the only game of the day. “Veteran Howie Pollet stopped the Reds with five hits for the win, He would have had a shut- . gut except for a two run-error + by-Stan Musial, of all people. Jn the third inning, Musial dropped. what would have been a out «fly ‘ball. Then Johnny Wyrostek tripled in two runs to put Cincinnati ahead 2-1. “The Cardinals took command’ @gain. in the fifth and Musial made.up for the’ error by driv« ing in the tying run with a triple. Then Enos Slaughter’ brought bee in with the Cagpale: win- ee of the cua: -AMERICAN LEAGUE ‘ R. H. E. Epston pores “38. 6 WwW ¥ork - 1011 0 McDermott, Masterson, Mucl- Iére-Quinn’ and Batts; Lopat and ii ‘ R. H. E. Washington 59 0 Philadelph‘a 370 “Hudson and Evans; Schantz, Scheib and: Guerra. R. H. E. Detroit 89 0 Bt. Louis 611 2 Rogovin, Trout, White, Calvert and Ginsberg; Fannin, Overmire, Fine, Ferriek, Albrecht and Moss. NATIONAL LEAGUE R. H. E. Philadelphia ae Brooklyn $93.3 Heintzelman, Donnelly and Lo- pata; Podbielan, Ramsdeil and Campanella. R. H. E. St. Louis 381 Cincinnati 25.0 Pollet and Rice, Peterson, Smith, Blackwell and Cooper. With The Majors... Today’s Games “NEW YORK, April 27—(@).— Here;:is today’s major league baseball schedule with the prob- able starting pitchers and their ‘won and loss records. American League Boston at New York—Kinder {9-2) vs. Byrne (0-0). Cleveland. at Detroit—Feller (1-0) vs. Gray (1-0). Philadelphia NATIONAL LEAGUE Club— W. L. Pet. Chicago 3 0 1.000 Brooklyn 6 1 857 Pittsburgh 5 1 -833 Boston —. 4 3 571 St. Louis Paes, 429 Philadelphia 2 5 286 New York 1 4 200 Cincinnati 0 6 = .000 AMERICAN L LEAGUE Club— W. EL. Pet. Detroit 6. 1 857 New York G3. a Cleveland 3 2 600 Washington 4 2 667 Philadelph'a .. 3 5 44 Menton 8 ne aes St. Louis _.. 2 5 286 bi oleate deat 1 4 -200 Baseball Seor ces By The Associated Press PLORIDA INTERNATIONAL §t. Petersburg 5, Lakeland 1. Miami 4, Fort Lauderdale 3. Miami Beach 3, West Palm Beach 2. Tampa 2, Havana 0. FLORIDA STATE Palatka 7, Orlando 6. Daytona 7, Gainesville 6. Deland 13, Leesburg 5. St. Augustine 10, Sanford 7. SOUTHERN ASOCIATION Atlanta 7, Little Rock 1. Birmingham 6, Memphis 5. Mobile 8, Chattanooga 3. Nashville 10, New Orleans 6. SOUTH ATLANTIC Macon 9, Greenville 2. Columbus 9-2, Columbia 6-4. Savannah 12-0, Charleston 6-5. Augusta 6, Jacksonville 3. SOUTHEASTERN Gadston 11,: Vicksburg 7. Anniston 6, Jackson 1. Meridian 9, Montgomery 6 . Selma, 4, Pensacola 3. GEORGIA-FLORIDA Americus 6-5, Cordele 2-4. Albany. 9, Moultrie 6. Valdosta 9-14,. Thomasyille 5-1. Waycross 5-8, Tallahassee 4-2. COLLEGE Tennessee 4, Georgia Tech 3. Auburn 5, Florida 4. Sports Calendar SOFTBALL Bayview rark (Night) FRIDAY— 7;30—Bamboo Room vs. V.F.W. 9:00—Tides Inn vs, B-29 Bomb- ers. BASEBALL Island City Baseball League (Municipal Stadium, Afternoon) SUNDAY— 1:00—Adams Dairy vs. Atomic Bombers. 3:00—Atomic Bombers vs. Key West Cubans, SUNDAY, MAY 7— 1:00—Adams Dairy vs. West Cubans, 3:00—Adams Dairy vs. Atomic Bombers. TENNIS Bayview Park (Morning, Afternoon and Night) Daily and Sunday play. GOLF Municipal Golf Course (Stock Island) Daily and Sunday play SKATING Bayview Park pee (ight) Key “Washington at poe ors Encl ae (0-0) vs. Pepuicech oi at St. Louis Hae: igadeon (0-0) vs. Schact (0-0) National i League New York ~ at ttoteat re or Kennedy (0-0) vq. Spakn Pailadelphia at Simmons (0-1) nk eg [e Web 0-1) or Smith (0-1) vs, Schmitz (1-0) or Minner (0-0). . Louis at Pittsburgh (night) ger (0-1) vs. Dickson (1-0). Bropkiyn— 4:30 to 9:00 P.M. SHUFFLEBOARL ‘Bayview Park Gnd Bunton ae Night) play. purl 8 in ‘the U. S., more a vie and auto winter than in the cenies were lower the first part of the year and reached their lath ipl in the late fall and arly BILLY HEA Dick Lee Signs Outstanding Fighter In Florida Today Billy Lima, fiery Cuban feath erweight, of the country’s best title men, faces Bobby Brodks, a rough| New England featherweight in the feature attraction at Sports Arena Wednesday eve ning The card will be shifted from Friday to Wednesday because of conflicting dates of the popular Lima’s schedule. Billy, who fought Humberto Sierra, Eddie Campo, Jack Leslie Henry Kid Beirre, and other na tionally known fighters will bring to the boxing fans of Key West, a two fisted body attack from, the opening bell right to the} finish. Billy, bern in Havana, has been boxing in this country profes. sionally for six years and has been on the trail of Willie Pep, the featherweight champion for some time | Billy hopes that a decisive win} over Bobby Brooks will put him } further along the way as Brooks | who hails from Worchester, M has a splendid record and last week in Jacksonville stopped Roger Scoles highly regarded lightweight in seven rounds. The winner of this bout meet Humberto Sie former number one contender in the near future. TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS (Xnow America) Dr. Herman B. Baruch, Am- bassador to the Netherlands, bro- ther to Bernard, born in Camden, S. C., 78 years ago. Dr. Oliver H. P. Pepper, noted Philadelphia surgeon - professor, born there, 66 years ago. Lionel Barrymore, actor, in, England, 72 years ago. John D. Craig, movie producer, born in Cincinnati, 47 years ago. Russell J -Hopley, president of Northwestern Bell Telephone, Omaha, born at Blue Island, Ill. 55 years ago. Dudley. Fitts of Andover, Mass. educator and poet, born in Bos- ton, 47 years ago. born SMATHERS CAMPAIGN WORKER IS SLUGGED eli i (#) Wirephoto I. MUNCEY ANDERSON (above) of Jacksonville, cam- paign worker for Rep. George Smathers in Florida’s hot U.S. senatorial race, reported Wed- nesday that three men slugged, cursed and robbed him Tues- day night. He said the men, who appeared to be Negroes, also took his campaign litera- ture. Rep. Smathers is oppos- ing Senator Claude Pepper for the Democratic nomination to the senate. who has fought some will | THE KEY WEST CITIZEN LIMA, CUBAN SENSATION DS FIGHT CARD ON WEDNESDAY 1950 THURSDAY, April 27, ADLER SAYS HE IS | (Continued From Page One) | today while Adler was on the tness sland ed him- self “Ym aga don't think they | they set out to do, Me ! an oath seems to encol —— Range House Dedication, Novelty Shoot ‘To Be Held Sunday Ai Stock * |Asks Owners Of Both As Competitors And As Spectators 'n| Boats To Remove Tr Southernmost Pistol and Club announced the pro-| Their Vessels house dedi-| | shoot, to be | Joe Sirvgo, Sunshine Construc at their Stock | | tion Company, has again ¢ y. The events, | attention to the presenc 1 include a five-shot | | boats in the section ¢ nm skill and luck tar | Bight where he is t jmarl, and deepening using bustable _ bulls null and luck targe | Sirugo stated that h, in |be responsible for vill be fired a |done to the vessels a the three shot lowest jnot moved, as the City of Key] being _ the winner a_ special West has warned all t 1 oubles event in which the wife} to leave the area duri girl friend must fire until aj | time lonn target_bursts, after which Sirugo stated that his concern| the male will fire the remaining | 4s blasting from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.| shots of the five allowed at-a each day, and does not blast dur-'| luck target, high score will count ing the day « five shot rapid fire pistol event | | = at 25 feet on luck targets, high} were con-| score wins; a novelty pistol event, | Har-| 50 foot range in which’a tin can The Shetland Islands quered by the Viking k ng |old the Fairhaired | must be knocked from its posi-| = + | tion before the single bull target | PIPED OOE PPPOE OPPO is inayat P li : rm All matches will be shot with] 0 itica caliber rifles or pistols and uns will be available to the pub- A A ~ | lic to enter the events. | Announcements My? s30 hin. the Junior Rifle| atie Primary, | Club range will be the scene of State Dempcratio:Y FIMAFY;| {shoot off match between the| May 2, 1950 | boys and girls rifle teams which Vevey erry | recently shot a tie match. 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