The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 21, 1952, Page 4

Page 4 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Wednesday, May m,n Jaycees Defeat Rotary Team 2-0 In Little League Game; Sandy Snow Stars Kiwanis Whip Elks 7-6 In First Game Of Doubleheader | | Sandy Snow pitched and if batted the JayCees to a 2-0 ; victory over the Rotary | Club in the second game of | a Little League double- header at Bayview Park} last night. Im the first game, the Kiwanis came from behind in the sixth inning to take a 7-6 decison from the Elks Club. Two singles, a walk, and an error, gave the Kiwanis an early | lead in the third inning, but the | Elks came right back in their half of the inning and knotted the score on Billy Solomon's single and Sam Holland’s homer. Kiwanis took the lead once} again in the fifth on Wilbur Johnson’s two run double, but the Elks came right back in their bottom of the fifth and exploded for four runs on two hits, two| walks, and a couple of errors, but that Jead was immediately erased in the top half of the sixth when the Kiwanis tallied three times on an error, two singles and Roy | Valdez’ double. The Elks threatened in their | half of the sixth, when their first two men singled and walked, but Roy Valdez struck out Santana, and then got Solomon to hit into a game ending double play. | Johnson led the Kiwanis at the plate with a double and a single in four tries, batting in three runs. Valdez and Yates also aid- ed the attack with two hits Solomon led the Elks’ attack with two singles in three tries. In the nightcap, Snow’s tre- mendous homer in the fifth broke up a tight pitching duel with Carbonell of the Rotary Club. Each pitcher allowed two hits, but Snow was. slightly more effective as he set down 12 Rotarys via the strike out route Carbonell struck out 6 and walk- ed four. The JayCees had been held to a scratch single by Car- bonell until two outs in the fifth | when Snow blasted his home: Gutierrez had walked. Car ell’s single in the second Al mon’s double in the fourth were the only two hits off Snow FIRST GAME | KIWANIS | Player AB R HPOA E Mira, p - 3b ‘2 062 1-6; Yates,cf-%b..4 3 200 0 Knowles, ss $2 bo r0 Johnson, tb ee a at ae R. Valdez, 3b-p4 02 1 0 2 Oropeza, ¢ 00 8 10 Esquinaldo, rf eee 6 0 Conley, If 300000 Garcia, 2b-cf. 3 1 1 1 0 . Totals— 32.7 818 5 3 | ELKS AB R HPOA F 300 0 t 3 0 0 Ss 2 22 Holl ) oO p 0 1 ar } » 0 } k ND GAME 3 ‘ * |Future Major League Stars? Jackie Jensen, Bucky Harris Ticket Sweeping Country By JACK HAND Associated Press Sports Writer The Jackie Jensen-Bucky Harris Baseball | Si they ned headquart t | Standings Wiccc icv no ee egates than Eisenhower and Taft By The Associated Press “8 ; combined. ational Lego Per Pet | With impish delight in the em- | barrassment of the rich New York ticket is sweeping the country. | \ nse ee 31 | yankees who let both men go, the a ae ae 2 | Public is getting a kick out of the | oan +8 4 536 | Surge of the underdogs. St. Louis 4 (15 483 | Second place may turn out to be | Philadelphia 1 «(as 444 |aM over-ambitious perch for the | Daston : 15 423 | Senators. But they are looking up— Pittsburgh 5 26 161 |not down—at the moment Only ngritaniticagee |two games behind Cleveland after Glaveland ” 1 645 | Tuesday night's 2-0 decision over | aeuahinatoe 17 12 586 | St. Louis, the Jensen-Harris ticket pe ‘ 13 is in the mood to claim a pennant | Roe Sark 15 3 jon an early ballot. St. Louis 6 16 Jensen rapped Tommy Byrne Chicago M4 for a perfect 3-for-3 night. Since >hiladelphia 1 joining Washington, 17 games ago, | Detroit 7 Jensen has batted .373. That | Florida International brought his season average up to Miami Beach 28 314 | \ 2 While Jensen sprayed base hits Bay ‘og 585 Harris, fired as Yank manager in 8 1 | 1948, basked in a new-found wealth s 4 ’ 558 | of pitching. He opened the season W 9 48 | with Bob Porterfield and a hope 1 “2 104 for the best. Now he ha can Ft. I e 167 | wait for a chance to pitch Spec Florida State League Shea (3-0) against his old Yankee I i 9 735 | mates. ; Connie Marrero, the chubby little 618 n, did the shutout pit ig for steed s Tuesday night with a 4 ( against the Browns. He has : fect 4-0 record. ‘ % the Yanks might have rea Z : regret the deal that sent i: = : sen to Washington, they coul 2 200 point with pride to the John ase and Mickey Mant z Chicago, mt. all im b As many know meeting pack Club was a tremendous cess. Speeches by Glynn Archer sident of the Harris, hindered hay ization on the the first dinner Veep of the o gave the new members a line of the workings of the Key West in many we nefit from the club's inte sport of some peor they h. || BASEBALL. RESULTS TUESDAY’S RESULTS By The Associated Press National League All games postponed, rain American League Washington 2 St. Louis 0 New York 4 Chicago 3 Boston at Cleveland postponed Philadelphia at Detroit postp rain Florida International League Miami 1 Lakeland 0 Miami Beach 3 Havana 2 Fort. Lauderdale 4 West Beach 3 (10 innings) St. Petersburg at Tampa postpor rain Florida State League Sanford 3 Cocoa 2 Daytona Beach 10 Palatka 7 Orlando 10 Gainesville 7 Jacksonville Beach at DeLand Postponed, rain | St. Augustine at Leesbug post postponed, rain LA MOTTA Former Middleweight Champion HAIRSTON Middleweight CBS. 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