The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 14, 1952, Page 3

Washington BASEBALL Pay Off Following ».) Wednesday, May ¥4, 1952 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 8 5 Defeats SCORES Through Today’s Unity, Strength, | TUESDAY'S RESULTS : ° 4 3 By The Associated Press _ By And Freedom is, National League . Detroit 43 erties Pedro Aguila Stock By BETTY ROWAN, tae New York 7 Cincinnati 4 High School Junior a Senators Have Now Philadelphia 6 Chicago 0 ARMED FORCES DAY GAME BS Won Ninth Game Boston 3 Pittsburgh 1 ‘AT THE NAVAL STATION, ar et | Unity, Strength, and Freedom American League SATURDAY, MAY 17 i | On land, in air, on sea! In Its Last 10 Cleveland 10 New York 6 ‘The Navy All Stars will play _NEW YORK (Stocks did very | Unity, Strength, and Freedom— Starts Washington 4 Detroit 3 the Key West Stars on Saturday little to distinguish themselves my Protection for you and me. Philadelphia 5 St. Louis 1 afternoon at 2 p. m. at the Naval day in a quiet market. . By JOE REICHLER Chicago 5 Boston 0 Station grounds, and both clubs Prices changed an eighth or so Our Army, Marines, and Navy Associated Press Sports Writer Florida International ames: have picked~ the best in their at a aepasinelpiat nar or United to make us stronger! i Il major league | St. Petersburg 5 Miami ich 3) jeagues. no conce! ‘ vement. (We the American people ee ay nay . , | Miami 7 Havana 0 mney will line up something Stocks moving up a bit included; Need no longer fear. pitchers; It’s raining home runs! | Pampa 9 West Palm Beach 7 hike this: Nickel Plate, Standard Oil (N.J.), The hurlers got an inkling of |; skeland 8 Fort Lauderdale 5 KEY WEST STARS Youngstown Sheet & Tube~ and |Our Army, Marines, and Navy! things to come Tuesday afternoon) Florida State League Player— Pos. Chrysler. Lower were Such issues Without them we'd be lost. at Ebbets Field when five of their |Sanford 4 DeLand 2 D. Roberts —— C. as U. S. Rubber, National Distil-} They'll always be there to offerings were hammered for home | Gainesville 2 Daytona Beach @ |. McIntoch EEA S a Tobacco and Johns- defend us, runs as the Brooklyn Dodgers won rage Beach § St.Augustine i eee = rinltea Atccratt;-gnined’-lightly Protection—no matter the cost! @ 14-8 slugging’ match from the St. | orjando 4 Leesburg 1 K. Rodriguez P. after reporting first-quarter earn- | Unity, Strength, and Freedom, Louis Cardinals, Gil Hodges and | palatka 7 Cocoa 5 A. Macias P. ings equal to $1.07 a share as Three words that mean a lot! Pitcher Ben Wade homered for W. Gallagher ae P. against 93 cents’a year ago. Our Armed Forces working the Dodgers. Stan Musial hit two TODAY'S GAMES M. Sanchez P. Celanese lost ground. It report- together out of the park for the Cards and By The Associated Press Sterling 1B ed first-quarter net income of| Have won the freedom we've Larry Miggins hit one. American League Brown ~— -1B around $944,000 as against better got. By midnight, 16 homers had been | Boston at Chicago R. Santana 2B than nine million dollars a year) rapped in the eight games, the | Philadelphia at St. Louis (night) | E. Smith ~2B ago. Unity, Strength, and Freedom, biggest single day output of the | Washington at Detroit F. Lopez . — 3B Curb stocks moved narrowly.| Our motto for fifty-two! young season. Heretofore, the ma- |New: York at Cleveland (night) | Al. Cabot ae pee si eS ogee and UE. Strength, and Freedom, jor league campaign had featured| National League Richardson : - a investors oyalty while lower tection forever for me tight pitching ae with accent on | Pittsburgh at Boston A. Acevedo ss WILLIARD ROSS, Rotary outfielder, rounds first in Tues4: y's opener as he prepares to go to sec- | were Samson United Corp. and and you. shutouts and low-hit game St. Louis at Brooklyn Al. Pazo — 285 ond on the throw to the plate. A pay-off hit Ross’ hit drove in two runs that later proved to | Eureka Corp. Se ERE er Home runs by Ray Boone, Larry | Cincinnati at New York Al. Dean _CF be the winning score. : Corporate bonds were firm and} Henry Bullock, former Duke Doby and Dale Mitchell gave the | Philadelphia at Chicago Anderson a quiet. U. S. governments in the | track star, is now the Athletic Cleveland Indians a 10-6 victory| Florida International League Andy Alonzo —RF | eee TT ie over the counter market were | Director of the Durham (N. C) over the New York Yankees. The | Miami at Tampa Joe Mira — ——RF Loses Game: | 7, |bomber was from March Air | Steady and quiet. City Recreation Department, win, Cleveland’s fourth in a row | Lakeland at Miami Beach I. Valdez — ___. Mgr ses G ; SURVIVORS Pee Benen Olle, anatase aetiat ° over the world champions, enabled | West Palm Beach at Havana C. Sterling . Asst. Mgi Wins Cr owd from El Toro, Calif. Marine Air the Tribe to retain their 2-game | St. Petersburg at Fort Lauderdale — § UFC Base. American League lead over Wash-| Florida State League NAVY ALL STARS TELL OF Ser usbestawrieee 1h ancl ington. | Cocoa at Palatka Player— Pos. | Laughlin, 22, flight engineer, Day- | Steve Gromek registered his sec- | DeLand at Sanford Mace __— c, |ton, O., told newsmen “It seemed ond straight triumph over the | St. Augustine at Jacksonville Beach | Shrigley c. ‘AIR CRASH as it the big B-29 just stopped Yanks and his third of the season | Orlando, at reetiss an mis oo x | dead in the air. It shook terrifical- without a defeat. He did not es- | Gainesville at Daytona Beacl arrman peck: Sanita ec. . i cape unseathed, however. a 2-run | 0 a SAE, | LOS ANGELES —Five surviv ie eee sites = homer by Gil McDougald started Bean , —— es jing B-29 crewmen told today of | airplane was afire.” : him on the way to the showers aseba | Mossman P; the terrific impact which knocked | Mekccahiine w . r and it took good relief pitching by | Coleman four of them unconscious when |,.MCLaushlin, who suffered bruis- Lou Brissie and Early Wynn to | Standin ‘Sle ieic (big. Wotaber’ aisle. Macine | saceeeeneeranl aeace ce preserve hig victory | ig Studer t. Ae pie s sa | pacer e forward section of A trio of 4-baggers helped the By The Associated P. McClure mgnter plane. collider. Tuesday, he se y ssocia ress . ine 1 t oa : | New York Giants defeat the Cin- | Won Lost Pet, | Hicks — jnearly thee miles above the Pa-| He and four fellow crewmen cinnati Reds, 7-4, and maintain} ational League Gural — | eifie Oc a | were rescued by the cruiser USS . Jationa pag | Altogether, sis embers of the | Toledo after being in the h their one-game National League | New York Tae 162 | Steffen AOgeer, SIX members: of the 8 roug) margin over the Dodgers. Bobby | Brooklyn 15 6 “714 | Hoffses crew parachuted to safety and sev- , Water about a half hour. Thomson cracked a homer with a | Chicago 14 10.~—.5g3 | Gilbert. —-___________LF jen are missing. One marine, pre-| Asked if the Corsair was making man on base and followed with a | Cincinnati mer “33 | Burns ——___________ | sumably the pilot of the Marine | practice attacks on the bomber bases-loaded double to account for | st. Louis y1 14 440 | Dews | Corsair fighter plane, was killed.|when the traged: occurred, the five runs batted in. Philadelphia 9 13 “09 Dziki Those rescued suffered only minor | airmen said only “It was a routine Minnie Minoso was the Chicago | Boston 9 14 [301| Wallace —____. j WAluries a training mission.” None of them White Sox homer getter as they | Pittsburgh 5 2 “92 Felton _. | Witnesses said the big bomber’ saw the Corsair. whipped the Boston Red Sox, 5-0.| gmerican League Anderson — appeared to break in two, the for-| The first man rescued was Air- Minoso blasted a 415-foot homer |cieyeland* ia ‘ Pe ea, dive Clair ge ward section exploding into flames. | man Third Class Clarke H. Boe- and added a 2run single to drive | wevniaston a 4 ms Ltedr. Vandanliham __ Asst. Mer Navy and Coast Guard vessels | sen, 24, a student gunner of Boelus, “1 seem to have left home without any billfold—ai in four runs and make it easy for | poston aes a Manager of the Armed Forces leontinued searching through the | Neb small loan to tide me over...” Billy Pierce | “ae ae ern Day program — Ledr. Latimer, night southwest of Santa Cs “God be my witness,” he said, pees. Mathews hit bis seventh lchidago. 2 33 .f80/ U.S. Navy, Boca Chics. Island for any sign of additional ‘Til never say, anything against jome run to lead the Boston | x “ paertvars. : j the Navy again.” e It’s easy to remember that City Loan raves toa 3-1 verdict over the gga oe a ots SPORTS SAE Le FOR | Hopes were not Seven} He and three other airmen lends eat to cover pean = Pittsburgh Pirates Sele Aaa | pees : ; paracl i after ‘the | didn’t recall jumping clear of the | Curt Simmons, only a month out : : ‘Tonight at 7:30 p. m.—Jr. Base- jerash. 1 rm by the six | stricken bomber. of the service, pitched the Phila- | Florida International League ball at Wickers’ Field. Pepe’s Cafe surviving B-29 cre n and the ‘I was knocked out by the CLEY. | ce. delphia Phils to a 6-0 victory over | Miami Beach 23 613 .639 | vs. Evans Enterprise. ‘ dead Marine airman, whose body | crash,” said Boesen, “The next E Sane the Chicago Cubs. Simmons fanned | T2™P8 2 14 «©611| ‘Thursday at 8 p. m—Island City recovered. Wreckage of the | thing I knew I was floating in the 524 SOUTHARD ST... PHONE. 1780 12 including the last four to face | Havana Bl ae 000) pEaenue. Hrooke:titars)va./Gtrand sank immediately. The | air. I pulled the ripcord.” him. It is the highest strikeout | Miami a ee ee: total of the year. St. Petersburg 20 17 541 Friday at 7:30 p. m.—Jr. Base- % ae _ Bobby Shantz pitched and batted | West Palm Beach 8 18 500 | ball League. American Legion vs. the Philadelphia Athletics to a 5-1 | Lakeland 133 2 41 | K. W. Insurance Co, LS 1 win over the St. ‘Louis Browns. |Fort Lauderdale S 0 .148| Saturday at 2:00 p. m.—Armed i | The little lefthander threw a 5-| Florida State League Forces Day; Naval Station grounds, : rer hitter for his fifth triumph and | DeLand 21 «8 _.724 | free to the public. Key West Stars) yenny RIFE { highlighted two scoring innings | Sanford 21 «9 ~— 700 | YS. Navy All Stars. VFW. Lite 1 with a double and triple Jaxville Beach 19 10 .685| Sunday at 2:00 p. m. — Ocean- ae a Washington won its ninth game | Gainesville 10 cl gees | tee ares eroome eMiare) ive) ems Tucssay nian) in its last 10 starts, as Connie | Orlando 16 (13 ‘552 | Miami All Stars. = hes _ a large | Marrero hurled a 5-hit 43 victory | Palatka “(15 483 soe ere over the Detroit Tigers " | Leesburg Tl 48 eat |. She areeanene tennis agames t |Daytona Beach 11 19 "367 | t0 be played tonight will bring | a Cocoa 10 (18 (357 together: the two Pigpcrod sara si 3 league. The game is scheduled to Basl; ae St. Augustine oe a et 186 pan. t las — » | SiX Events In The Island City Baseball 1 the ‘ = — By ~ | zeeaue will nave epee on | iy a ° Thursday night at Pp. m., at JACK K. BURKE ‘KWHS Tennis Wickers’ Field. The Brooks Stars | tt GIVES YOU THIS will play the Strand Theater and COMBINATION! === (hampionshi the Strand will have its full club OuAL-nanee: The first dir g of the| ~“ p ps out, they include Roberts be- straight games in more Powertel Key West Que Club is| hind the plate. Macias or Rod- @oast Leavue in 1933 High-Compression tngine being achedule tM Six events will make up the] riguez in the box, Joe Mira at f caer Reee New Duai-Range Hydre-Matic Drives— day night at ¢ 952 Key West High School! first, Al. Cabot at second, Gone, ——— The Right Power at the Right Timo! ant on Simont Tennis Championships. These | at third, and Pazo at short with | oA omg | events will be boys high school| Andy Alonzo. C, Valdez and Fer =n ers of the es s high school singles,| nandez in the gardens. K * @ movie of t i gh school singles | The Stars will sponsor Mike chenis -wilk be ior high school singles | Padron as the brains of the outfit Ali members the doubles championships | and will use McIntoch behind the ay sociate, are asked t ys and girls | plate. Gallagher in the box, Dick Brown at first, Portier at second, | Russell at third and Smi | short with Red Dean. Alce a they will have a knowledge of w trying to do High School boys tourna- | pretty much a toss given just a BOWT GRUMBIE OVER Tonars PORTION - YOU NEVEK KNOW WHAT'S COOKING Le Carey backing the High Sc and John| Richardson in the gardens, w A ¢ <4 ( rts, Tony Dopp | Philip Allen Ellis and “Iron Bet FOR TOMORR t ready to go in and do a good Fernandez is| job over June| Remember fans... at 8 p. m. ~ Y Villate in the | Thursday. reveal : 7 ful Value! 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