The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 6, 1951, Page 3

Armando Henriquez Stands Championships OnE n Defeats James A. *———— Brown With Sets Ot 36, 7-5, 6-1 Armando Henriquez stood the 1951 Men’s Ten: Jn Twin-Bill nis Championships on end yesterday at County Beach” by ousting A. Brown 3-6, 7-5, 6-1. The former ‘University of North Carolina ace breezed through the first set with pre dicted ease and rolled on t 2 and 30-15 when the miracle hap- pened. Young Henriquez, with nothing to lose, began send his big gun, a flat forehand drive, into Brown's feet as he stood oy the base line waiting for victory to fall into his lap. A dozen ham- mer blows from Armando zoom- ed into the base line and within two minutes the tide had tu and James A. Brown was f ing for his life. At a set apiece, Armando was expected to fade quietly, content with his one set, but instead he continued his on- slaught within the slightest evi dence of let-up. Brown never had a chance to counter-attack Armando swept on through final set in 15 minutes. Only one half of the 32 first round matches were scheduled for ¢ompletion over the week- end. but ‘so many were waiting at courtside champing at the bit that 24 matches were run off, This should set some sort of record for two days on three as tha courts, Following are ail first round results: Paul Esquinaldo over Hoke Holcomb, 6-2, 6-1. Frank Roberts over Ralph Blauvelt, 4-6, 6-2, 6-1 Joe Watson over James Weath ers, 6-0, 6-1. Don Cruz over 6-1, 6-2. Kermit Roberts over A. J. Brown. R the number four seeded favorite, James Bur- | |MIGHTY FIREMEN Tigers Defeat Boston Red Sox Ralph Kiner Hits | No. 31 To Tie | Hodges For League Leadership NEW YORK, August 6—).—: The Tigers whipped the Red Sox twice by scores of 3 to 1 and 8} to 5. Marlin Stuart, recently pro-} moted to a starting role, won his! fourth game without a loss in the} opener. | A home run by Gerry Priddy| ' and Joe Ginsberg’s two-run * doubled helped" Hank Borowy re- | R. H. E. | iieved-by Lt. Will Ly Stalnaker. | ceive credit for the victory in the S _,|FAWTUlant 103 2000-6 8 9} A native of Sioux City, Iowa, | nighecan : £42) atl Lg oe 000 egorm 1 a - | Mr. VanDenburgh was graduat- | a | Zee 5 Per ee : Ennis, WS an ing; Dick-|eq_ from Siewx Central High The Chicago White Sox nipped | Sti tnaibndaliBl=s ie Bere ane Wiedom and Scott Shae abe eh | the Washington Senators 6 to 5 (®) Wirephoto In December, 1931, he enlisted | behind Lou Kretlow. The big} righthander has won only three| games this season and all three; have been at Washington’s ex-} pense. The Sox led 6 to 0 and| Kretlow had a no-hitter until the} sixth. Pete Runnels got the first) hit and his teamamates added) four*more in the last three inn- ings but their three-run rally inj the ninth fell one run short. H | In the National League, the} Brooklyn Dodgers extended their first place margin to nine and One-half games by turning back Schieb and Tipton BOB CAIN. Detroit Tiger pitch- | er, is all smiles in New York-; after a mighty performance as | a relief pitcher. He was called to the mound in the seventh in- ning of a game with the New York Yankees. The bases were loaded with no outs. Bob pro- ceeded to retire the side in order in the seventh, eighth and ninth innings. Detroit won 6 to 0. Cincinnati twice, 9 to 8 and 2, ‘ . to 0. | s. | The Reds scored five times in ee R. HE. \ the ninth inning of the opener to Gjeyeland 69 1 rout Johnny Schmitz but Carl pyijadeiphia 3 5 0} Erskine got Joe Adocock to bang; Wynn and Hegan; Martin, Ferd be game-ending {doubleplay ! snantz, Kucab and Astroth | | with the tying and winning runs) . | on base. Roy Campanella hit two/ | home runs for the Dodgers, one} j with the bases loaded. Schmidt) ; also homered for Brooklyn. | Ralph Branca pitched and bat-) R. H. E.} Chicago 612 2] Washington 5 5 of Kretlow and Masi; Starr, Mo- j 7 Naval Station Ball ‘SubRon Four, FAWTUlant Pickup Games In Week-end Play, Navy Field Sonar Whips Cardinals, 5-3 ‘Heavy Cruiser Four teams won their games in the baseball double bill played Saturday at the Navy Field. In the opening game, the FAWTUlant won over the Eagles; by 2 6-1 score. Scott starred for the Eagles by clipping two sin- gles and a double for as many ; |imes at the plate. He had to his credit, six outs and two assists. | The Score: SubRon Slashes Sonar The Sonar boys were forced to use a quartet of pitchers trying to stop the rampaging SubRons. ; However, they were touched for }15 hits and 14 runs. Mace hit a double and a triple, Knowles got a triple and Mce- jonald blasted another triple. The Score: R. H. E. SubRon 002 184 0—14 15 0 Sonar 000 000 0— 0 4 3 Latshaw and Mace; Caldwell, |Lazar, Brewer, Caldwell and/ O'Connell Sunday Games On canary afternoon in the first game, the SubRon Four baseball nine and the Navy Ea- gles held an old time slugging fest. The final outcome was Sub- Ron Four 10, Eagles 9. In the afterpiece, the Sonar won over the Cardinals by a 5-3 score. The Eagles touched O'Rourke for four hits in the first inning. Lt. Robert W. Van Denburg\ 'USN, Staff Secretary at Surface | 'Anti-Submarine Development| | Detachment for the past three! jyears, has been transferred to}! j'the heavy cruiser, USS Newport | News. He will report this month, | Lt. Van Denburgh has been re- | California. He attended the Rax | ;dio Operator's Schoo] at Naval | | Training Station, San Diego, Ca- | \in the Navy at San Francisco.| yERNE WILLIAMSON (arrow). Little Rock right-hander. has just inning game against Birmingham at are counting $611 collected at home Little Rock—and fans are showering money plate. Williamson walked only one batter. 1 | @, and also took the other game of a doubleheader, 7 to 0. Z Fee to re- on July 3ist. i man of the Florida Highway pa- | trol said that every motor vehicle owner. especially truck and jlifornia. | i Later he served on board the | —————. -—---—-—— USS Colorado (BB-45), USS Qg- | Ss | D : dala (CM-4), USS-»-Rathburne oe ne (DD-113), USS Memphis (CL-13), 1s rena evices USS Ranger (CV-4), USS York te town (CV-5), VP. Squadron 11, ‘Must Be Installed Patrol Wing Five, ‘and@“at the Na-} eet se j |vy Recruiting Station. Louisville, | _ cies ss ~ ape raion a | Kentucky. j install signa evices indicating | After receiving his commis-| which way they plan turni sion, Lt. VanDenburgh served | according to the new Florida aboard the USS Lyon (AP-71),| USS Dixie (AD-14), before | porting to the Surface Anti-Sub- jmarine Develpment Detachment. During World War II, he par- ticipated in landings in Southern France and Okinawa, and in the nitial occupation .of France. operat should understand its hini s | % . 5 requirements. Lt. Van Denburgh is entitled | “qirn indicators are required to wear: American Defense Serv- clasp), Me- jon all vehicles over 14 feet. in | length from the steering wheel. Kirkman described the law as ice Medal (with Fleet American Area Campaign [Psychological ‘War Is Tried’ MONTCLAIR, NEW JERSEY—, (®)—They’re trying psychological | warfare in the bgttle against the | ; starlings. And it gets results! The | starlings are the special burden (state law that went into effect | of the town of Montclair, which i mole. is a well-upholstered suburb of | Safety Director, H. N. Kirk- | New York City. Like other communities afflict- | channel,” a) led bus | sought a way out. About | thousand starlings have settled in| i | one part of town — and the citi- channels, each @ zenry have gone on the offensive, 24 five feet ‘The local starling 5 | committee’ began by getting ex~- pert. advice from the Audubon noses Gee Hénry C. g Key, has applied Corps of Engi jt dredg: and. to The rhole Niles Cd with starlings, Montclair | the southerly p ten dand Key. ‘ Hudgins wants % iddance | t0 the wi xo ifrom. an Nformerly . . | No ‘ |reno, Consuegra and Kluttz. j s lifeboy. ~an-Middle| nett, 6-0, 6-1. ted the Dodgers to victory in the|"®" |He went out for his lifeboy. | q; European-African-Middle | |“, ee puiiinas F , 1 ¢ Baker, 6-0, 8-6 jscuttered eight hits in recording) NATIONAL LEAGUE |mound and was soon pilcred i jone star), Asiatie-Pacifie Cam-|Tethod of reducing the number a - ras — ae Tony Dopp over Mont Trainer, his first shutout of the year and irst Game |four runs and three hits in the|paign Medal (with one star), | CF traffic accidents in Florida.” img—owls, n ' 6-4, 6-3. j@rove in both runs R. H. B.| second. Latshaw then came in| Victory Medal, World War Il,| pirtanioimrenento Bibiana Montelair has got itself a large/ Peter Varela over D. L. Brink-| The second-place New York’ Brooklyn 9 9 0/and held them scoreless for three | Navy Occupation Service Medal | fe ‘ |number of mail-order imitation ley, 6-3, 6-0. Giants took a single game from)Cincinnati _ 8 12 3) innings. The Eagles turned loose (with Asia clasp), China Service | Tax Bills Will owls, These have been strategical- - Lao Catey Guar Pxiduio Vidal the St. Louis Cardinals, 8 to 4.| Schmitz, Erskine and Cam-|.in the sixth, so Mr. Latshaw had |Medal, Philippine Liberation } ly roosted in trees. And it works) Monte irvine Beet Exiqui ‘1A four-run rally in the seventh/ranella; Raffensberger, Erautt,/to retire in favor of Brown. Ribbon. | B Se t I Se t. like magic. One look at the owl Gismts led the Andy Alonzo over James|i=ning overcame a 3 to 2 Cardinal | Byerly and Pramesa. | The Eagles had their mound| He is married to the former | e nt ins ?p and the startlings take off. ‘ : Smeester, 6-1, 6-2 fp cues tiger spare name cr ey : jtrouble also. They had to use| Elsie Gerde of Seattle, Washing- | Montclair is ordering more owls TA MeAlliter over. Wiliam! oe Roe Second Game | five pitchers. lton. They have one child, Roy} City Tax Collector Archie Rob-| to guard the whole town, And! Bond, 6-1, 6-2 Corwin aves ‘the: winning pitcher R. H. E.| The Score: | Weitiam, age 9. lerts is hard at work today. pres} just to make certain, the. Armando Henriqguez over mies he seedes Be tet Biookiyn 268) R. H. E.| MPAs cs ON paring the 1951 tax roll state-| folk are also armed with record- James A. Brown, 3-6, 7-5, 6-1. Sal Maglie in the eighth. Cincinnati 0 8 1{SubRon Four 012 214 0—10 10 3) Fi ¢ ll d iments after a two weeks vaca;| players aimed out the windows, arl Hisley aver John Romero, (ree a, sere ae aan struck! ~ Branca. and Walker, Campa-|Navy Fagles 240 003 0—9 11 4/ Fyremen Calle ‘tion twith his wife and son in| with records of the eerie scream= 6-2, 4-6. 6 out six in stopping the Pirates on! nejja: Fox, Smith, Wehmeier and| O'Rourke, Brown. Latshaw, * Northern Florida. ings of owls. : SB Garvoll over AY Boberts,[00e t. =, the. opener, won: a aernet Brown and Mace: White, Ferrel. Twice Sunday ee ae 6-2, 6-3 : j oo set So eae — Wisdom, Moton, Gill and Odom. | lto becbeck tn: the sunshine if 1 Cruz ov ly Warner, | aa at First Game | vo calls|Key West after coping with rain John Cruz over Billy Warner, . a | 3 Firemen answered two calls! Kes 6-1, 6-0 bata | plage ed pike R. H° E. | Sonar School Wins he Cardinals | over the weekend Fire Chief Le-|in Tallahassee, Lakeland, and Harvey Sellers over, Oscar}, sre stir thsagt | Philadelphia 5 9 0| Sonar School and tl ardinals | oy Torres said today. even: Daytona Beach. ; Cruz, 6-1, 6-2 Sesto eee nim t., greated) Pittsburgh 1 1 4/played the best game of the) Yocterday No.3 Engine put out| Roberts and his three assist ~ James McNulty over Robert emer tn: the-nightcap _| Church and Seminick; Friend, | week-end and the Sonar wop by! . brush fire on South boulevard | ants will send out the statements Dorin, 6-0, 6-1 It Pat pala slugger hit, walsh, Werle, Law and Gara- a 5-3 score. Sonar picked up JUst/ 94 4:10 p. m. ‘ \to about 8,000 taxpayers as soon ©. R. Gilliarh over. Clurien ee teep ie cree yi Gi giola. two hits while the defeated team | Saturday a 1946 Plymouth, own- | as they are ready. Key Westers ates, Sr., 6-2, 6-1 Seas ities. Gren an tia oe 2d out-hit them by three. ed by Joaquim Raymond Gouth- | will receive theirs before Sep- Soe ce as eeeee es agate pane ot Second Game ae The Score: awe: had a short circuit sitar | tember 1, he said. stler, 6 <i hi ¥ . « Vor sate i avenue. Firemen put it out with | Whistler, 6- 3 ‘aah Robz| Hee together a 16-hit attack off Philadelphia 12 16 1) Sonar 200 003 O— 5 2 3! C02 extinguisher. | Alfonso (Chico) Carrasquel vax: Aas over Bucky |five Pittsburgh hurlers. Ken pittsburgh 710 1{ Cardinals 100 100 1— 3 5 8 ——— | shortstop for the Chicago White a z ai 5 sy Julio Henri- pion eel song the eS Konstanty, Meyer, Thompson, Dominy and O'Connell; Clen- d Sox, is a cousin of Alex Carras- : E al ing over Julio | Richie Ashburn's triple with the] Heintzleman, and Wilber, Semi-!denen and Stall. Se 00: Boar | quel, one-time hurler for the tars, Chai os Frariklin | Miigeeatiins aces pat by| Bick; Le Palme peal slag MENTE IRE | Washington Senators and the LOOK! Hernandez, 6-0, 6-2 lthe. loss: of Willard Marshall,| “¢"!* Tene Baseball Statistics Meets Tuesday | White: Sox, aoe 4 2 : Ralph Hartenstine over J. M.| Walker Cooper and Vern Bick- First Game * , 4. | ITs THE Reich, 6-0, 6-0. (ford, still stopped the Chicago RHE U.S. Naval Station League Horace O’Bryant, superintend- | —— SUPPLIES tain H, Payson over Dan- | Cubs twice, 7 to 4 and 4 to 3.) Boon 713. 2|. Club— W. L. Pet.|ent of schools, said today that he | ROBERTS OFFICE jel Sawyer, 6-3 |Sam Jethroe’s three-run homer | Chic 4 8 1{Blue Angels 10-0 1.000] hoped a sufficient quorum would) and EQUIPMENT a fing first round | highl e ni | Chucago be present Tuesday evening in his | . The following tirst und | highlighted a five-run second inn . St. Claire; Hiller, |SubRon Four 6 3 667 I 250 matches remain ing that enabled Warren ‘Spaho rate eotiy and Barges |PAWTUlant 5 5 50+| office at the Monroe county court | 128 Duval Street Phone Johnnie Sellers vs. Charles | to coast to hig 23th victory in the" spc agg d -s OpDevSta — 5 6 45 |house to attend’ a school boar cad and Yates,“Jr foptier. ™ nd G Sonar 46 490) meeting. sis Leeberg Knowles vs. Ignacia] In the nightcap, a three-run Saar pear ROH. F.| Cardinals 37 = to meet) Portable Typewriters Carbonell |rally in the seventh overcame a 410 1} Navy Eagles 28 e i } ‘A. M. Bowen vs. Roberts|3 to 1 Chicago lead and gave Lage 311 2 aad 7 Rams ies at aot) Ask about our payment-plan Smith | Rookie Phil Paine his second vie-| “NFS eock Paine: Chip-| ISLAND CITY SOFTBALL | Schools, eltty and is preparing | SALES . SERVICE . RENTALS Earl Yates vs. R 1. Hunt. | taey = re ene : Pat Sain and St. Claire; Mc-| LEAGUE the preliminary programs for the| We rent typewriters and * Bob Pollock vs. € D Barrett ae ws at = is a broken} + ish, Leonard and Owen, Bur-| Club— W. L. Pet.| school year. Teachers will report | ‘Adding Machines Eugene Roberts vs. T. W. Cor- | bone Af 7 : an : Guring practice) os | Corporal --2 0 1.000) for duty August 15. | ary 3 {and will jost for at least three} e |SubRon Four -1 0 1.000 Canfield Lewin vs. H. M. Sher- | weeks. Cooper and Marshall are! R. H. E.| VX-1. Flyers 2 1 687 wood 5a panne pout with injuries suffered Satur-| oi York 8 15 9} Coca Cola Sig aft i Peter Knight vs. B. J. Downey. | day lat 19 ditadinionn ee ee St. Louis Indepe : AMERICAN LEAGUE Oy hie. and Evats; Staley, |Navy ae | 1a Pi d Won Five | — os oH. F[Brale. Bokelman, Poholsky and'| Home Milk 0 1 000) — its Henry |NE™ Sick 610 21 cheffint, Rice. = | OpDevSta ———— 0 4 .000 CLEVELAN ¥ | St. Louis 25 4} 5 AMERICAN LEAGUE Picard, home pro at Cleveland's} Lopat and Berra; Garver and Today's Games W L Pet. nee: Hegpeseicy AMERICAN LEAGUE = New York 64 38 628 peso of tn panies Tes Washington at New York|Clevejand 64 39 621 golf tor He copped the) Second Game (Night) Johnson (6-6) vs. Morgan] Boston 61 42 592 Nor h en twice, the} : R. H. E.} (7-1) Chicago 58 46 .558 PGA and the Masters {New York 4 3 11° Chicago at Detroit (night) Date] ates - 4 ‘ rer eee 1St. Louis + 311 Olson (6-3) vs. Whtie (1-2). ashington - x t Games This Week | Reynolds, Ostrowski and Ber-|"(only games scheduled) | Philadelphia _ 39 88 ISLAND CITY SOFTBALL = *®: Pillett and Batts ees |St. Louis... $271 NOW. portable = First Game j...: NATION | NATIONAL LEAGUE enon © WNINGS MONDAY RH. £,|No games scheduled | a ; E F30-—VR-1 vs. Coca Coley TEN Deeroit 310 0} Brooklyn 86 35 Pam me a tavy | Boston 1 9 2| FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL | New York 59 47 shisheusd Valor plvary «wning tant tears, Wale-riie 9-00-—SubRen Four Navy =: = fo your 9:00-—SubR Stuart, and Swift, Ginsberg;} St. Petersburg at Miami Béach, Soren 2 = : sags, fades, ~ with « beautiful cool lifetime ALUM-O-ROOF SECCNE EOF Parnell, Kinder, Wight and Ro-} §:30 oston ae 483) AWNING, ALUM-O-ROOF fastens to reguler ewning doce sta. |sar, Eve | Miami at Tampa St. Louis ~@& Sy and dows eway with unsightly ond dangerous guy ropes . ypDevSta. | S4r- Ps 7:30—Co stg tare: Havana at West Palm Beach. Cincinnati _ 47% 54 465) and stokes. ALUM-O-ROOF is @ strong, permenant, light, 9:00—-Hame Milk vs. Indepe Second Game Fort Lauderdale at Lakeland. | Chicago 43 54 443) sectional, portable ewning that ‘heat, is rotpreet bana R.H.E — Pittsburgh 41 61 eal end rustproof. : ® THURSDAY : troit 8 13 0| Orestes Minosa, Chicago White — ‘i i sien it may” @ 730—VX-1 vs ra Olen er a] 5 6 1{Sox slugger, played his first] FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL Lesa eee et re a 9:00 vs. Coca)" Trucks, Cain, Borowy, Trout! game in the major leagues in 19 Ww. o ot ‘_,LUM-O-ROOM CABANA. seks | and Ginsberg; Masterson, Stobbs,|49 with the Cleveland Boge peat as = o = $$ } q er and Moss. He appeared in nine games that}Miami = Emil now/ Taylor, — : year aoa hit a homer in his first}St. Petersburg 64 46 582 fepitching for the Rese First Game | game Havana. a H = Seen his pro r wit | ———— Lakeland eisers on 7933. was sent - . ma Louisiana State has beaten|West Palm Beach 50 58 .463 Eypack to the minors in 1936 andjCleveland | $1 ol ecreia Tech in fotball only once/Miami Beach 50. 60-485 a sith, the Washington] Philadelphia 312 1(Georgi y ee eel ee ae Reame up with the He | Yemon and Tebbetts; Kellner, in eight tries {Fo aude! —_