The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 23, 1951, Page 3

MONDAY, APRIL 23, 1951. THE KEY WHST CITIZEN. PAGE THRER BOMBERS TOP EAGLES, 9-8 IN OVERTIME; GULFSTREAM SWAMPS BENNY’S CAFETERIA Four-Run Rally InNinth Saves * Game For Bombers; Valdez Saves. F019 School Girls Win Harvey Cu p Match From CMI | : Own Game With Winning Double | gdh oe - The Atomic Bombers pulled their game with the Navy Eagles out of the fire yesterday by scoring four | runs in the last-half of the ninth inning and going on to win in an over time period. The final tally was 9 to 8 for the Bombers. , Star of the game was Claude Valdez, who came in to pitch in the tenth inning, forced two men to fly out and struck out a third. Then, after Hernandez had walk- ed and Santana flied out, he came to the plate and sent a double into right field to bring the winning run in. The Eagles started things¥ out with one run in the first and another in the third. Boston Red Sox The Bombers scored one in the third and fourth, and Take Two Games two more in the fifth ini s to lead the eta Bowe From Athletics Win5To3In = * ene eee — Saturday Play: ‘Sports Shorts 2%OOOO800009295398098006 Loser Crowns Winner Final Doubles Set For Today jeh The high school gir Du aA. ed Overseas Transportation eee Company, Tne. | Fast, Dependable Freight and Express Service | between ;|ed this afternoon but what- A || ever its outcome, the high! MIAMI AND KEY WEST school took top honors. I one ice Also Serving ALL POINTS ON FLORIDA KEYS Judy Trevor and Betty pe Sabie? Gea. nis iff sete Between Miami and Key West Fairfield of the Convent | Both hac Se will meet Carol Caruthers and Terry Ann Parrish in| pe: Express Schedule re I ir (No Stops En Route) ‘ Cc hockey LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY EX- nto ever th t lod.|. NEW YORK, April 234 ‘|'the third doubles today. have CEPT SUNDAYS) at 6:00 P.M. Ar- , the navy team explod- » April 23.—().— In the number one sirig- | ™SS¢¢ lassic tives at Miami at 12:09 o'clock Mid- = in ig} Lhe ton d+ ii ‘ P " 8 mad ei Z Oe | y in night. ed if the seventh for six| Phalatcinioa Romie ike oees i g \ | les, Vita Barroso of the high | that wa. in LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (EXCEPT - Hoe 9 went out into the | ‘terday, 615. and’ #:4;, Phe). second ma : : ‘| school took her first defeat - SURE RN )y ake 2) eae a: p- ead 8\to 4 garhe ‘went ‘only :five,and a half’ ‘ * Bin Hawes ition| The longest overtime 2 in ee meee ee eee ; : : ious ay ' n Harvey ; | 200 0° Mi a- Neither, team tallied in the} 1nhings. due’ to, 2 Sunday, haseball ey Upicoripetition |... 1 Hockey League SHitscictock: A s Eleanor Gato won in two) tox : ee sets, 6-2, 6-0. Mont For the records, this|Red | |means that there are no lecel ‘ |more undefeated players in ! - : | Local Schedule (Stops At All Intermediate Points) less in’ the ninth. It loked like} Played .inder lights, must, end: at’ their game. after the Bombers} 6:30. HP us first two men went down. The} The A’s almost came ‘from be- Bombers.came through in the| hind in the firet game as they put pinch with some atmoic action} three runs across:in a’ ninth-in- LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (EX- ay CEPT SUNDAYS) at 8:00 o'clock m A.M. and arrives at Miami at 4:00 = o'clock P.M. LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (EXCEPT et efo: eighth and the Eagles went score- | law ‘whielt. privides 'that garnes | | | that put fou: tal runs across ¢ ning rally, Thei ! series of 3 > Vit: f G Di Sisk pet tour vitel rans across and peel: sun pene aes the series of matches. Vita sae SUNDAYS) at 9:00 o'clock A.M. iS It was then that Valdez came in| set up by Bill Goodman, the Bos- was the last to be defeated. s Villate 6-2,! eee Bierce Wedty akeoy fen and put down the three men-that] ton first baseman. = ee ey bo match wa:n't ae ary faced him. His double in the last} The scores: been the fact that she was moved | * a > tel ne > game 3 % ap fro Ste ce Ba decided until the last point. Both a * a half of the tenth iced the game for AMERICAN LEAGUE ; ‘ up from number three to the top| Gio. winyeds Rerdinittimie: eead Free Pick-Up and Delivery Service the the Bombers and sent them into First Game ss ° spot on the team. June Yaes, who| 7 Siva. (en ne- se vocal Nera te wees (2) Wirepoto| was scheduled to lay th pone | eensive tennis” FULL CARGO INSURANCE e time. i i "| tion, had an injured wrist and was|__ * Q0€M! ee ce aes Cabot;:Acevedo, and Santana! pnyacelphia 0 1p 4| BILLY JOE PATTON of Morganton, N. C., crowns Hobart Man- | forced to pass up the match. Vita Curry Gefeated Lourids Fernan- Jl’ MAIN OFFICE and WAREHOUSE: Cor. Eaton and Francis Sts. oe did the best fielding work for the| : ae "| ley of Savannah, Ga., winner of the North-South Golf Tourna- | was moved up at the last moment, @ez and Gaylou Barroso in the PHONES: 92 and 93 ta Rosibers while Muse’ Monty, a _Fowler, Scheib and Tipton;} ment at Pinehurst, N. C., with his golf cap. Manley, after being | snd played tennis which was far number two singles with scores pee Be this department. i 4 | She was hitting out much of the| more promise in doubles -play Outstanding at the plate were \ - es es an re | time and could never seem to set-| than she did in her singles nsrcr BOS SCOCOOOOSSSOOCOOOOO “> tial Meets, Felton, Scott, Valdez, | Second Game n hele ii \tle down to the game she can|—— - — z* astres, and Santana. y fe D S W S Cal d play. | tn Score: R. H. E, Philadelphia 4s op evota Wins ports Calendar (3)... number two singles! = FOR A MCRE ied | Bostc 8 “MY. ae : ; Eagles ...101 000 600 0—8 g.. 2, Boston ‘ r {CMI’s Marie Rendueles downed| Bombers '.001 120 004 i—9 12. 3|_ Wise, Coleman, and_ Astroth, On ll VX-] Errors SOFTBALL city champion Carol Caruthers| Rodriguez, Valdez and ' Acé-| Nixon, Masterson, and Rosar. (Bayview Park) 6 6-0. Marie was playing the yedo; Arnetz, * ae Operational Development Sta- : ; es junior tennis that Key West ee = Morton, Santana First Game tion took advantage of 11 errors E Bb ae has seen. That includes boys and and Valdez; Three base hits: Scott!» R. “Hi E?}to defeat NAS VX-1, 6 to 3, yes- 1 girls, and goes as far back as the , and Valdez. St. Louis fan bow 8%) 24 terday‘afternoon. For Island City Softball League} history of tennis in the Island pe: ean Cleveland + 1010 1] Behind the tigkt pitching of} MoONDAY— City. ' It was Gulfstream all the way|_ Overmire, Kennedy, Schacht,| Marll, they held the VX-1 team) 7:30—SubRon 4 vs. Home Milk.} A thirty-mile wind was blowing in the first game. between the|Medlinger, Pillette; ' and Mose;}séoréless except for the third, in- 9500:=-Coca-Cola .va: Navy! | acre s the Fort Taylor courts but food store and Benny’s Cafeteria.| Wynn and Hegan, ; ning. when it pushed three across | miypgpay— : | Marie’s drives cut right through fh Gulf won 8 to 2 without stretch- Rear on four hits. Tom Jecket and Acie} “7.35 "soa Cats vs. G.E. Scien.| it: She displayed more hitting | ing much to do it. Second Game Brown ‘both got singles and were} “80—~Sea Cats vs. GE. Seien-) po ver from both sides than any Delphih Fernandez got revenge R. H. E.}seored:by Rick Malloy’s had| pee ae _ \junior player around. on;his former mates by striking | St. Louis 3 8 2ldrive thrcugh the short stop’s} 9:00 1 ys, Independenty, Marie made it obvious that she out'!2 of them, including ‘his} Cleveland a 4 7 1/legs. Malloy was sent home by _—_—_ will be a contender for state hon- former manager Bero twice. He| Sleater and Lollar; Garcia and|Greek Hieronumus’s triple be- GOLF ors in the near future. She is good was master of the situation all | Tebbetts. tween center and left field. Greek} enough now to learn how to play | the way and was never in any eee was thrown out as he attempted Municipal Golf Course net and to acquire a drop shot as trouble. R. H. E.|to stretch the triple into a home- _ (Stock Island) |« variation of her hard drives. Mongala Sanchez pitched a| Detroit 5 OJ} run. Daily and Sunday play. In the number three singles, good game for the Cafeteria boys} Chicago 9 0} OpDevSta scored three runs on| Diana (Poochy) Fernandez, who is but the three errors his team made| Rogovin, Trucks, and Gins- a tiieee orsaen inte! SKATING | probably the most promising play-. : . were to much for him to over-| berg; Pierce and Masi. ing, two runs on two} Bayview Park er on the high school squad, de- € 4 4 come. raped s and three errors in the sixth,| (Night) feated Betty Fairfield of CMI, Ingrham and Soloman hit doub- NATIONAL LEAGUE and one run on one hit and four} FRIDAY— 8-6, 6-1. { les and Lewis swatted a homerun R. H. E. lerre in the seventh: | 7:30 to 9:00 P.M. This was Poochy’s first victory for the Gulfstream aggregation. | Brooklyn 4 7 i] Leading batters for OpDevSta| Pe in the series. She showed great Cestro hit a triple in the second) New York 3 8 0]were Bob Campbell, Jerry Worth- TENNIS potentiality in a steady, all- around game, and an occossional display of flashy shots on impor- tant points. but his mates let him die on third.’ Erskine, Palica, Newcombe, and | ington, and Re The batting stars for Gulf-| Campanella; Maglie and Westrum.| two hits in four stream were Soloman, Ingrham, = Hudson. All had} Bayview Park attempts. | (Morning, Afternoon and Night) _- The battery for OpDev w s| Daily and Sunday’ play. Griffin and Zepp. Bazo was best ‘ R. H. E.|Marll and Laudermilk. Gree Dolores Villate of the high | for Benny's, 0 5 13 3| wood pitched for VX-1 and Mays| school defeated Gay Lou Barroso In thé field, Knowles and J. Phikdiphia 613 3] was Henea the plate. SHUFFLEBOARD of the Convent 6-2, 6-1. She show- Lewis were outstanding for Gulf-) Sin and Cooper, Wilber: = eR _ Bayview Park ed great improvement over her stream while Crip; Lastres was | Ghirch and Seminick. BIDS ON STADIUM Morning, Afternoon and Night}| last match. The forehand she was tops in this department for . oe a Daily and Sunday play. hitting had’ terrific speed and de- Benny's: R. H. E| (Continues from Page One) Pee atinaiina | ception and her vollies were out- Score: R. HE. apica, ) 10. 2}Manager Dave King announced} standing. : Gulfstream 200 300 218 10 0} chicago.» a panes S | UN TROOPS PULL The number five singles looked (Continued from Page One) | like a slow motion movie. Faye, Curry of the high school took Judy Trevor, 2-6, 6-4, and 6-2.| Cafeteria 000 010 10-2 9 3)" Rush, Schultz, and Walker;| King said the commissione Sanchez and Bazo; Fernandez! Royer, Munger, Hebenicht, Wilks,| will make their recommendations] then stormed back into its old d Griffin. ~ azle 4 Jaragiols on contract letting and on met-| » 0 citions , an ag eae Brazle and i agiola. hook Se rracedute i pe ie ne se. a Both girls looked aiignieh | and Bob Carey and Bill Bower are R. HE The city fathers will also dis-| yocks fighting has flared on the didn’t seem to care much about, i ick-chz artists for 713 cuss the garbage ordinance which} ,.., the results of the match. athletie quick-change artists for Pittsburgh 713 1} cuss g he eastern front. Terry Aan Paci of thedliah Michigan State. They are first Cincinnati Sill a | gets pew: senvanger rales im the! iAuied artillery. is piling up| oo wees Laue Foon string basketball players and al-| Dickson, Werle, McCullough, | “!ty- enemy dead in a canyon south of | 8°hool defe - wi King said that an emergency] Gporwon. Elsewhere on the flam- des of CM? 63, 6-2 in the oun. ordinance will be discussed that ; " Re ay | ber six singles. Lourdis is only Sere owski and Pramesa. ! 4 ing battlefronts, it’s a similar : 4 : i ame: ere played : a would provide stickers on vending | <4). the Chinese ist | @ beginner in tennis but showed " o,¢ isike cianley Cap heck Pa: Frankie Frisch, the Fordham| machines showing that they have |S0g)_. aes Pan gy some good shots. She should do| O GET the top performance the manufacturer buile into ne offs of 1950. Six of these games| Flash, was a great all-around| paid their occupational license. artillery fire. But fresh Red troops | @ lot for CMI in next year’s com- your car, try a fill of Crown. ExTRA— the South’s most rae Oh so varsity baseball players. and Fitzgerald; Blackwell, Perk- ere decided in overtime ses-| statat second base in the Nation- ' <r Z march over the fallen bodies of petition. | ee Hien Feeds sions. al League for 19 years. 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