The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 20, 1952, Page 3

Tuesday, May 20, 1952 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 3 Visit Cuban Baptist Mission On Watson Street after one was out in the top half Jof the seventh. Maglie’s other | S0ose-egg came on April 20 at-the | S expense of the Dodgers 1 Billy Loes, who has won four straight for the Dodgers, and Turk Lown hooked up mm a hurling duel before rain put an end to the again called on his sharp-fielding n Red victory over the Detroit The victory. credited te Rookie Bill Henry, lifted the Bosox into a virtual second-place tie with the idle Washington Senators. Walt Dropo and Clyde Vollmer drove in the winning with long flies in the seventh. Ellis | Kinder and Mel Parnell, two more |veterans, came on to save Henry when the Tigers threatened Aer Felons Sal Maglie Through |W ins Seventh Pedro ool ‘Straight Win - — | By ORLO ROBERTSON VX-1 “SNORKEL HUNTERS”: Associated Press Sports Writer WIN OVER STRAND THEATER/ ‘Tho i js |Proceedings. The Dodgers, who AT WICKETS’ FIELD SUNDAY of the sehen biter uettestlee!| made only one hit, were the first AFTERNOON BY 11 TOS SCORE! |dering today if Sal (The Barber) | to score. In the third inning, Lown lost control and forced home a Kirk hit a triple and two} Maglie is ever going to be beaten. singles in four times at bat while| And you can't blame the Pitts. Farry The) Cubetlesliit up} inthe Coleman tripled his only time at burgh Pirates if they shake their | Yt | The only other scheduled game, bat. heads in an emphatic negative! . 1m the only game played in the |St. Louis Cards at Philadelphia Bubber Sweeting started on! Manner. ; American League, Lou Boudreau! Phils, was Postponed by rain. the mound for the Strand Theater! The 35-year-old righthander from | and Steinhour for the Snorkel! Niagara Falls, N. Y., hasn't been | boys, Sweeting held up good for| beaten this year in racking up| the first three frames, but in the| Seven victories to run his unde- fourth, with one out, two infield |feated string over a 2-year span! hits, then a triple by Kirk, a|to 10. He has met and whipped single by Acree and an error and| all teams except the Boston Braves Bubber went to the showers and| and the Chicago Cubs. | Kaki Rodriguez came in and put| Im 62 innings, he has allowed the fire out—4 runs scored on 4| only seven earned runs for the hits and two errors. enviable average of 1.02. s 118 CONVENTIONERS FROM 20 STATES who attended the Baptist convention in Miami yesterday morning saw the work that is being done in the Cuban mission, Watson street in the Island City. Baseball Standings The Associated Pre: National League MATTHEWS DECISIONS REX LAYNE By JIM COUR PORTLAND, Ore. (Kid) Matthews cleared his first major heavyweight hurdle here Monday night. Matthews, 183%, Seattle, looked impressive in punching out a 10-round decision over Rex Layne, 198'2, Lewiston, Utah. Layne was the first heavyweight of reputation that Matthews had met. His manager, Jack Hurley, said after the fight he hoped to sign Matthews for a match some- time in July with Rocky Marciano, the Brockton, Mass., belter who knocked out Joe Louis. Matthews was just too and hit too hard for Layne, primitive-type mauler who never. theless holds a decision over Heavy weight Champion Joe Walcott. The sharp-hitting Seattle veteran scored the only knockdown in the second round. He set the rugged Layne up with body punches to land his favorite left and right combination to the head The right floored Layne eight count. The big fe groggy when he got up but able to weather ahother Matthews flurry until the bell Matthews had his foe in trouble several times again before the end but was content to box ar punch without rushing in for kill. He apparently developed healthy respect for Layne'’s punch ing power in the first ro the Utah man twice staggere with lefts to the head A crowd of 11,000, the largest Oregon boxing history, paid ne $72,000. to see th for ow an was was nd counter the a record gate in the stat fight Hairston-La Motta Bout To Be Broade Phase ton series takes ast kn " viously foug ly ten-ro naon M cause of the pop ta in Det su ternatic this bout oft er sponsor classy | Brooklyn | New York (9 — Harry | Chicago ncinnati | St. Louis Philadelphia Boston ! Pittsburgh | American League | Cleveland | Washington Boston New York Louis | st. | Chicago Philadelphia Detroit Florida International Miami Beach Havana | Miami | Tampa w. | St Lakeland Ft Palm Beach Petersburg Lauderdale Won Lost 19 7 7 13 13 15 15 15 26 11 12 13 13 15 15 15 21 27 15 16 17 18 18 i 6 Florida State League DeLand Sanford Jaxville Orlando 23 Beach Gainesville Palatka Cocoa Dayt Lees St Augu Beach ustine Pct. 731 731 552 -536 483 44 423 161 645, 571 567 519 516 483 423 -250 League 643 -600 595 S71 561 -558 317 146 735 Governor's. Race Today ciegan AHASSEE Ww — Guberna- andidate Brailey Odham e of his radio tafkathons night th rat he would sue arty’s Duval County Cam for libel I ever do committee h di awyers as soon id the “if it’s | libeled secu as pos former yed by {could not be matched due to. the | As predicted, the Navy golfers from the Key West area won the annual Arnied Forces Day Golf | Tournament from the Key West | Golf Club by taking 11 out of the | possible 15 peints. Low scoring honors for the Navy went to Dick Ryabik with a 79 and leading the club members was Tom Leto with a 81. This affair was a disappointed flop to the few who did the plan- ning because some 10 to 15 Navy men had to be turned away as they | small amount of club members who showed up. | Other Navy scores are Doug Pearson Nelson and R. H. Robeson. Club members who tried to help the cause are Roy Duke, President low J. men posting A. } of the club, Bob Campbell and Lou- jie Pierce. It seems to the Bench that the | majority of the club players are | more interested in the Sunday Bo- gey affairs than tournaments p ned by the club, Besides taking the gi match, the Navy All Star handed the Key West Stars a 6-2 defeat on the bas ball diamond at the Naval St All the Navy players who were selected for this contest played and the five pitchers for the Navy worked their allotted i the win Overall, it looks like the r day in taki Today's Games By iw Associated Press American League Boston at National Fi eride Internati one League M h Ha Fleride St. Palatka at Cocoa at Sanf Jacks ® Earthquake F et felt J J J Citizen Staff Photo Pistol Club The annual shoot for th military This year |the .45 pistol. caliber team Key West area was | held Saturday, May 10, | the Southernmost Pistol and Ri- | fle Club on Stock Island. there were eight } teams competing for the honors. | The course fired was the stand- | ard Navy pistol course “E” with semi-automatic 1952 at In the fifth, two hits, and one error and two more scored. Macias pitched the sixth and allowed two runs on two hits and one error. Rodriguez pitched the last three frames and allowed 2 more runs and 4 hits, Steinhour pitched the first three | frames for tne Navy boys and al- | lowed 6 hits and 3 runs, Hoelzel | then pitched the next two in- nings and allowed 1 run on two hits. Ellis pitched the last four | frames and struck out nine bat- | ters, five of them in a row, two hits and two. errors gave the locals their last run. At bat the leaders were Gomez, Alonzo and Fernandez, each hit two safely. For the Snorkel the leaders were Kirk with three,| Acree two, Hoelzel three. In the field, Pullen, Malone, Steffen, Inman for the Navy and Gomez, Alonzo and Fernandez were the best for the locals. The Score; Team— VX-1 a walk R. H. 001 420 220—11 15 The Pirates have a special rea » | Som for wondering if Maglie is ur beatable. When he blanked ther | 4-0 om seven hits Monday in one of the three games played in the majors, it marked the 13th straight time the curve-ball ace has turned back the cellar-dwelling Bucs. Third Baseman Bobby Thomson supplied the batting power for Maglie’s second shutout of the sea- son as the Giants moved back into a tie for first place with the Dodgers, who played a 1-1 tie with the Cubs in a game called by rain BASEBALI | RESULTS MONDAY’S RESULTS By The Associated Press National League New York 4 Pittsburgh 0 Brooklyn 1 Chicago 1 (tie, called end sixth, rain) Strand _ 111 001 001 5 g| ONLY GAMES Just o few Examples of BIG Savings American League Batt: Steinhour, Hoelzel (4),| Boston 3 Detroit 2 ONE WAY, ROUND TRIP Competing teams and individ- | ual scores are as follows: Operational Development Station Rate ~ QMC Name P. T. Thompson F. Caldwell _» CS1 F. Merry Sol . R. Bedford — MACH Total— AUW School ‘ame A. Ward R. E. Harris — R. N. Talbott — 2D. iis — AOC - AO2 AO3 - EMC Total— Fleet Sonar School me Rate . Sherwood .— L’ Total— U. S. S. Amberjack U. S. S. Manta Rat GM Score 330 318 335 350 1333 Ss Rate Score 326 321 265 357 ~| C. Diaz, Le ore Ellis (6), Shrigley; Sweeting, Rod- riguez, Macias, Rodriguez and Fernandez. Summary: Errors—Navy 6, Key West 4. Three base hits—Kirk and Cole- man. Two base hits—Wallace. Stolen bases—Ward and Alonzo. | Struck out by — Steinhour 2, } Hoelzel 2, Ellis 9, Sweeting 2, | Macias 0, and Rodriguez 4. | Falks—Steinhour 5, Ellis 1,| Sweeting 3, Macias 1, Rodriguez | 3. Double play—Kirk to Austin- son to Malone. Time 2:15 minutes. Umpires — Rodriguez, Staley and Saylor. AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL SCHEDULE Wednesday at 7:30 p. m., 20—Legion Post 28 vs. Enterprise. Friday at 7:30 p. m., Pepe's Safe vs. W. W. Co, May Evans | May an! W. Insurance | PITCHING RECORDS Player— W. L. | Knowles, Evans 3 0 Santana, Evans 1 | E. 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