The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 21, 1951, Page 4

Hard Fighting Rotary Club Whips The Elks, 4-3; Lions Beat Kiwanis Game Protested Against Lions A hard fighting Rotary club went past the up and coming Elks squad last night by a one} run margin in beating them 4-3.! Versatile Richard Watson went the distance in the first game of the official Little League double head- er at Bayview Park..The second game was a ruff and tumble af- fair between the Kiwanis and Lions, which finally ended up in @ protest game against the hard hitting Lions. The scores: R. H. E. Rotary 010 300-4 7 2 Elks 001 200-3 2 1 Watson and Bethel; Yates and Tynes. R.H.E 610. 12—10 8 3) Lions 055 O1—11 4 2! J. Mira, Oropeza, J. Mira, Valdez| and Brady; Kerr. L. T. Curry, Diaz and —WNews— | hohe aA eae NEIL Torrid Ski. Silkowski set two league marks in leading his Nav.} Sta. mates to victory over the faltering Fleet Sonar School (11) boys Monday night Ski crashed pins all over the alley for a high triple of 615, which is something to he proud of in the leading leagues throughout the bowling world. Red hot Ski’s three games were 191-234-190. The 234 is league | high as is the 615. Fleet Sonar’s Veldran had noth- | ing to be ashamed of as he led the F.S.S.1 boys in salvaging one pofnt from Nav. Sta. Veldran scored games of 191-177-174 which totalled 542 for the night’s sec- ond high, A battle raged between Op. Dev. Sta. and the H, Gilmore. The night's play ended all even up at two points each. The Gilmore gang much improved over their first outing banged Op. Dev. to their knees for a first game win. Op. Dev. surged back for a second game victory and eriough pitis‘ex- tra to offset a Gilmore third game victory. Remley led the Gilmora gang for the second week in a row, with a 199-504. Close behind was Humphrey with 170-493. Yours truly spilled 223-523 for Op. Dev. Sta. PCS1380 kept up with — the front running boys, by taking three points from the Civilians. Tiller set the pace with 161-473, followed closely by Stewart 179- 464, and Sharpe 177-463. Best for the Civilians were Willard 186- 452 and Goodall 199-452. Attention, Chief Gugliemo the Sonar School needs your services. MONDAY NIGHT * ‘the Naval Station Field yester- Sports Following Through By Pedro Aguilar SubRon Four won its 13th game of the service league over the eagles by a five:to four score, at day. Flohr started on the mound for | the SubRon boys and held the Eagles runless and hitless for three frames. In the fourth the Eagles found the range and Washington singled, Scott walked and was out on a fielders choice. Green- | wald smashed one into the 217 building good for a triple and} scored. Washington and Gill} scored on a single by Carter. Flohr went to the shower and O’Rouke came in and fanned} Perryman to retire the side. In their half of the fifth, Sub- Ron came to life and Kalnak dou- bled, Lee doubled, O’Rouke fan- ned, McClure and Knowles sing- led, Gural walked, Hoffses doub- led and Mace popped to second. | Total 4 runs on 5 hits l error. | In the sixth the the score. Scott w: ders choice and scored when right- fielders dropped Gill's fly. In the | eighth, SubRon won the game. Brown walked, Lafrida singled to right, Lee was safe on a fielders | choice, Lafrida went to third, and Brown, who started for home, re- | turned to third. Then Lafrida| went back to second before he tagged. The umpires declared the | runner out for occupying third | base. O’Rouke forced Lafrida at | | the plate; White walked McClure | to fill the bases and Knowles| walked to force Lee home with the winning run. At bat, Hoffses hit two doubles | and a single. Knowles two singles, | | Washington hit two single: In| the field, Scott, Woods and Wash- ington were best for losers and| Gural, Lee and McClure for the| winners. i RH Ej Navy Eagles 000 301 000 4 5 1) SubRon 4 000 040 001 5 12 3) Batt.: Wertz, White and Scott; | Flohr, O’Rouke and ‘Mace. LEAGUE STANDINGS 1 Clubs WL Ave. Blue Birds NAS 15 2 “875 Subron Four 13. 5 .722 FAWTUlant 6 600 Op. Dev. Sta. - 8 .429 Sonar School 7 AbT Nav. Sta. Cardinals 9 .200 Navy Eagles 17.105 GOLF Municipal Golf Course (Stock Island) Daily and Sunday play. a Noaee | Ichyia Kumagae and Zenzo Shimizu comprised the first Jap- anese Davis Cup Team in 1921. | jed a ninth inning rally to beat} Atlanta 72 | Augusta 3 73 | Billings 46 | Birmingham 68 Bismark 52 Boston | Buffalo | Charleston i Chicago | Corpus Christi | Denver Detroit El Paso | Ft. Worth : 3 Galveston _. at Bible ~ 81) Jacksonville 73) | Kansas City 63| KEY Weer al Key West Airport _ ~_ $3} | Los Angeles men Y Louisville 69 Meridian eid 70 Miami. ....: 75 | Minneapolis sh) $2 Memphis 76 New Orleans i 7 New York —- ay + | Norfolk - 72 Oklahoma City 5 Omaha .. 61 Pensacola 74 Pittsburgh Gane | Roanoke a Na i a 8 Sa 66 St. Douls 2 .. 68 San Antonio 75, San Francisco at 48 Seattle Tallahassee Tampa Washington | | Lopat Squeezes By League Leadi Cleveland Beats | The Red Sox, 148 | On 18-Hit Attack NEW YORK, June 21—(4). Easy Ed Lopat’s tight pitching in{ j the clutches and a pair of timely singles by outfielder Hank Bauer in the late rounds combined to} give the New York Yankees a 2-1/| victory over the Chicago White | Sox in a ‘tingling mound duel. The fifth place Boston Braves presented their new manager, Tommy Holmes, with a 9-0 vic- tory over the Chicago Cubs yes- terday behind the brilliant five- hit pitching of lefty Warren Syahn. A, three-run first inning was enough for the Detroit Tigers as they defeated the Phillies 7-2 in the opening of a twi-night bill yesterday. The Philadelphia Phillies crush- | the Pirates last night shutting | them out 1-0: Bobby Avila waved a smoking | bat last night in leading an 18-hit | Indian attack against ‘six Boston | Club— wl. Tampa 46 20 |St. Pete... 43 2 Havana 36 27 Miami 36 28 Miami Bepch 37 West Palhi Beach 37 Lakeland, 37 Fort Laulit dale 16 45 throwers as Cleveland tromped | the Red Sox 14-8, | | TEMPERATURES | AT 7:30 4.M., EST | Yes, | beers for generatio HIGH SERIES SILKOWSKI 615 VELDRAN 542 CARDWELL 523 REMLEY 504 HIGH GAMES SILKOWSKI 234 CALDWELL 223 HIGH TEAM SERIES NAV. STA 2462 HIGH TEAM SET NAV. STA. 901 | TEAM STANDINGS | WoL Pts.| 5 1 7 SS ere S13 alee eat DE cA ayes GILMOR is eee 1 5 1 5 1 he A SE Sports Calendar SOFTBALL (Bayview Park) Night Play Island City Softball League THURSDAY- Coca Cola ys. 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