The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 10, 1952, Page 3

Miami, Havana Win First : | SPORT | iia Mash roped iin foe BASEBALL Legion Nine ‘Thursday, April 10, 1952 THE KEY WEST Cirizéin Page ¥ Florida International Sinquefield and Sergio Martinez on the hill. Chico Morilla matched Havana’s when two errors put two runners on, Nap Reyes was passed to fill the bases and Ulrich drew a walk to force in the only run. Len Pecou’s inside - the park home run in the eighth with two men aboard gave Tampa the margin. Pinch Hitter Roger Mc- Kee was on third and Andy Daly, running for Manager Joe Medwick who had doubled, was‘on second when Pecou slammed the ball against a signboard in deep center . | field, ‘The Saints got only four hits off - |Dale Matthewson, Oscar Delcalvo, Jose Makamura and Tony Garcia. Dinty Moore and George St. Pe allowed eight, with St. Pe the loser. The Saints won Tuesday night in St. Petersburg, 3 to 2. ‘ ia Phillies Might Have Pitching Staff, But Two Hurlers Are Worrying Manager __ By ED CORRIGAN Re allel Hidte es ebabettfek ig) Beeseieilii g84% al ! part of the He was that effective. ‘Managed to a Cloyd Boyer, na of — fegarded as exactly a fence buster. Konstanty his 1950 form when he won 16 games and compiled a 2.66 earned Tun average. Last year he won just four with an ERA of 4.03. ‘The Cards even won the “B” Same part of a doubleheader, the Phils, 3-2, in a 5- affair called by darkness. the Cleveland Indians cer- have a hoodoo on the New Giants. The Tribe slapped the New Yorkers for the 1ith 13 meetings, 2-1, on only veteran Ken Raffensberger in a smooth performance Cincinnati Reds, although 't get credit for the Red- triumph over the Wash- Senators. He went seven but left the game with tied at 2-ail. Niles Jordan wed him, received credit for the victory. singed peg — league clubs teams. The champion New York Yankees — their farmhands, the Nor- Tars of the Piedmont League, 10-1; the Detroit Tigers overpow- ered the Chattanooga Lookouts of Soldier’s Wallet Is Returned MAPLE SHADE, N, J.up—The ether day Mrs. Henry L. Gibson Feceived @ package from Japan pega the wallet of her son, accompanying the wal- + & Jap- @ and that a high regard for American troops he wanted to | be sure the soldier got it back. jallet contained $41, wae mailed to the address on Cpl Gibson's driver's licen: 650,000 milking 800,000 combines for threshing grain. the Southern Association, 9-3; the Boston Red Sox slugged Spring- . | field of the International League, 6-1, and the Philadelphia A’s blasted Danville of the Carolina League, 15-3. ‘The major leaguers didn’t fare so well in night games, though. Memphis of the Southern Associa- tien defeated: the Pittsburgh Pi- rates, 3-2, and the International League Baltimore Orioles topped the Brooklyn Dodgers, 4-1. The Chicago White Sox managed to nip Atlanta of the Southern As- sociation, 8-7. Finest of Beers for 100 Years This picture tells a short story of a long tradition: 1952 is the hundredth anniversary of Anheuser-Busch, brewers of beer so superior that it has been the standard by which other beers are judged, one generation after another. Each sip of Budweiser’s distinctive taste tells you why it deserves to be the beer of your lifetime, too. SHORTS ATHENS (® —. Rollins College Golfer Billy Key was medalist in a triangular meet with Georgia and Wake Forest Wednesday, shooting 68. The Rollins team, how- ever, lost to Georgia, 144, and to Wake Forest, 10%4-7%. 4 JACKSONVILLE # — Lee High is favored to win its own 14th annual invitational track . meet here tonight. Entries also are from Jacksonville Jackson, Orlando, Landon, Jacksonville Beach Flet- cher, Palatka, Bolles, St. Paul’s, St. Augustine Ketterlinus and De- Land. Others may come from Ocala, Gainesville and Tallahas- see. SARASOTA ( —» The - annual Sarasota International Tarpon Tournament will run from May 15 through July 31 this year. The grand prize for the heaviest silver king caught during the con- test will be a 1952 automobile. There also will be daily prizes, weekly prizes and prizes in each of three tackle divisions—light, medium and heavy. DETROIT @—Jake LaMotta’s comeback express still thunders along today. The 30-year-old for- mer middleweight champion bat- tered his former conqueror, Nor- man Hayes, in @ 10-round slugfest Wednesday night to grab a unani- mous decision. -. Jake was the same old shuffler | and slugger. The crowd roared as he swapped whirlwind punches with Hayes for the last minute of almost every round. Jake weighed 167% and Hayes 162. LaMotta was in trouble only in the early rounds of this battle— his 100th in 12 years as a pro. Hayes, 21-year-old Bostonian, took an edge with his face jabs and blasts to the body in the first, second and fourth ‘rounds. But Jake, looking far sharper than in his loss to Hayes in Boston TELEVISION: See the KEN MURRAY SROW. Gonsult your local paper for time and station, 852-12 ‘The 6,204 fans who paid $17,631 roared at Jake, their favorite, to finish off Hayes in the 10th 5 pen Jake’s jolting left staggered Hayes but the round ended before Jake MIAMI BEACH ® — Gustavo Palafox, Mexican tennis champion faces a stern test today in the Good Neighbor: Tennis Tournament when he plays Miami’s Gardnar Mulloy, eighth ranking player in the nation. Palafox had his hands full Wednesday in beating Bob Curtis, Denver, Colo., 6-3, 2-6; 75, while Mulloy advanced with a 63, 6-2 decision over Pablo Eisenberg, Princeton University. Another feature match today sends Dick Savitt, Orange, N. J., ranked No. 2 nationally, against Hamilton Richardson Jr., Tulane University. Savitt defeated Bob Greene, Palm Beach, 6-1, 6-3, and. Richardson, . ranked ninth, won from Reynaldo Garrido, Havana, Cuba, 6-1, 62. CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.#—Only two new faces will appear in the Detroit Tigers opening day lineup. They are Matt Batts, catching, and Rookie Ben Taylor at first. Otherwise most of the regulars will be on the job—Jerry Priddy at second, George Kell at third, Johnny Groth in left, Hoot Evers Scores 10-9 RESULTS Baseball Win FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL By The Asseciated Press WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS Miami 10 Lauderdale 0 Havana 1 Miami Beach 0 (12 in- nings ) Tampa 6 St. Petersburg 4 games. TONIGHT’S GAMES St. Petersburg at Tampa Miami at Lakeland Havana at Miami Beach ing Palm Beach at Fort Lauder- bes 4 Coco, HHrE Corn Hoor 83828222 the Danville Leafs to three hits three frames as the A’s won, 15-3. iy ‘CHICAGO — A general plan |; for a new basketball conference of Midwestern teams was approved Wednesday by representatives of seven universities. in center and Vie Wertz in right | which field. Neil Berry will be at the shortstop post held last year by Johnny: Lipon. Art Houtteman probably will be the starting pitcher. GREENSBORO, N. C. ®@ — A righthanded ‘hurling veteran who doesn’t even belong to the Phila- delphia Athletics is fast becoming one of Manager Jimmy Dykes’ favorites. Z Ed Wright, formerly with the Boston Braves, has been impres- sive in every outing he has made this spring. Technically, he belongs to the A’s. Ottawa farm of the International League. Wright added to his spring train- ing laurels Wednesday by limiting bat or in the field,” the skipper told his outfielder. “I know you haven’t played for a month, so we'll allow for that. I’m more interested in your attitude. If you want to become a Giant, you must come out here to play.” “That's fair enough,” responded, 1852-1952 LAGER BEER 2. aE nye and both clubs are going to fight Ex hard to keep out of the cellar— pecting Baby the loser naturally will go to! HOLLYWOOD (Actress Ruth the dungeon. 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