The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 29, 1951, Page 3

ie a a tok Hdd Obs §sscobe a wore base. uF Joe i } i ‘ F = 3 Game Of Lead Giants Beat Brooklyn Dodgers On Irvin's Two ie Homers NEW YORK, June. 29 P), The races in both leagues tighten ed as a result of sterday’s games The New York Yan to within one-hal Chicago White Sox after the Washington Senator ; And the New York Gian ed within five game by tripping the Dodge, The Philadelphia the Boston Brave innings. Rookie Tom Mc Yankees and veter; fought it out on the + degree heat The sgoveless fdr. .se Hudsdn finally i strain of the heat a power. The! Yankees*idaded the sacks with none out,. Pinch-hitter Mic key. Mantle struck out for the 46th time this season. But Cliff Mape also pinch-hitting, Walloped a double to clear ‘the ba Joe Ostrowski replaced Mor mound for the Jast two fram: and held the Senators at bay The Dodgers and Giants battled |! tooth Phil doy cut. gan on the and nail in t contest until Monte Irvin <¢ bat with two men on the bases in the| he COUNTING THE CHILDREN as they emerge from the bus is Mrs. Degtoff with her group from Bayview Park. With over 1/§ children signed up for swimming, four fully qua have a full time job. They swim at the county b noons a week and at the Seaplane base pool two lified life savers each three after- days a week, Having A Splashing Good Time SPLASHING AROUND and having a good time on innertubes and whatnot. the kids from Harris School and Bayview Park are cashing in on the great fun in the Summer Recreation plan, The Children are safe-quarded by four qualified’ guards plus the group leaders. Young Artists At Work SEATED COOLY on one of the benches in Bayview Park are two bright. with their director by their side, They some of the varied palm trees in the Push Winning Count LaMotta Pounded By Murph y IRISH BOB MURPHY (left) plants a solid léft'on Jake LaMotta’s head, in the fifth round of their scheduled 12-round fight in New York's Yankee Stadium Wednesday night. Murphy continued to smear Jake's headantil Dr. Vincent Nardiello, physician for the State Athletic Commission, stopped fhe’ fight after the seventh round. Murphy was awarded the decision on a technical knock- ‘Sports Calendar SOFTBALL (Bayview Park) Night Play Island City Softball League | MONDAY. ISLAND CITY BASEBALL LEAGUE Games To Be Played At Oceanview Park JULY 1 () Wirephoto LITTLE LEAGUE Bayview Pask—Night Play FRIDAY, JUNE Elks v VFW, _ first Kiwanis v Rotary, game GOLF Municipal Golf Course (Stock Islwnd) Daily and Sunday play TENNIS Bayview Park stands. And al s threaténed ir Jones (Continued On Page Eignt) | Daily and Sunday play. Ready For A Swim At Beach ae y WE UP to board the bus Bound for t Sy he Countv Beéach are rgé grolip of children with their towels, floats, inner tubes and bathing caps. Such a large number of children signed up for the recreation of swimming, that the bus that is in operation has to make several trips. Handkerchief grab-At Harris : School LEADING THE BOYS in an ‘old fashioned game of handkerchief grab is Harold Haskins, director of the boys at Harris School yard. The object of the game is for one of the keys to take the handkerchief without being tagged by the other. Up In The Air Over Tennis oy Eels. Ramsey Whips %———_________ second , Stopped (Morning, Afternoon and Night) Kids Is A Success | | get the right support Friday. June 29, 1951 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Across In Seventh Page 3 Coca Cola In Four Run Shutout Bowling — News — Two very good games of , wy "ky lact +} >+ +} view Park last night as the softball were played at SADR toh SEES RO Rama | VX-I Flyers won ove NDINGS |Home Milk squad 4-3. The run came Pts the seventh f 10 with one away. The se ‘ 4 game of the usual double <a he was won by Cor- + 6 poral over the Coca Cola 2 m behind the expert ars chunking duties of Ramsey ss I'he score was 4-0. 4, Cald N N y to center. the sixth, they scored th run. Pazo wal Home runs, Milk made e Flyers d e to push ¢ W plate. They a€ in the t BON ‘ame ‘ n ar throug ee Ski Silkowski ra a | Ste » the outfield and Pig Silk on the tag up R 2 seventh inning, th © tl > by Scoring « tie | Hacque C th t and one to pull ahead. 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