The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 2, 1952, Page 4

rd For Advancement American Washington 4-3 Detroit 3-6 to Boston 3 Chicago 2 Cleveland at New York, ppd, rain es St. Louis at Philadelphia (2) ppd., ; | Tain National .. | St. Louis 8-8 New York 7-2 (second game called end of 7 % innings, darkness) Brooklyn 3 Chicago 2 Cincinnati 1-4 Boston 0-9 Jacksonvile Beach 5 St. Augus- tine 4 Palatka 5 Cocoa 3 Gainesville 7 Daytona Beach 4 Leesburg 4 Orlando 2 Baseball Standings BASEBALL [Dodgers RESULTS : Top ag Now |LEAGUE GAME CALLED OFF The league game scheduled By JOE REICHLER count of rain after two and two- Associated Press Sports Writer | third innings were played with Brooklyn is back in the lead in | the Islanders leading by a 3 to 0 the National League today but all | S©ore- eyes are on the Boston Red Sox| The game will be played later and their ancient righthander, El-| ©" 2 non scheduled date if neces- lis Kinder. sary. Boston. cli ‘ The Islanders took an early climbed 8 within one | ead by rapping Mingo Esquin- game of the American League} aldo for five hits in the first in- pace-setting Cleveland Indians, | ning, Alvio Acevedo doubled to owns a 20-3 lifetime record against his Windy City “cousins.” They haven't beaten hina since the mid- dle of the 1948 season. The major, league record for most consecutive victories over one club is held by Carl Mays. While toiling for the Red Sox and New York Yankees, he whipped the Philadelphia Athletics 23 straight times from 1918 to 1923. Kinder probably will not be able idge Will Missed WILMINGTON, Del. w — Kent bagger, scoring. Anderson ahead of him. Don Cruz was safe as Cabot dropped his pop fly to third, tried to steal second and was thrown out, while Crip Jastrés took three healthy swings to strike out and end the inning. DUFFY COMES TO TOWN C-E-L-E-B-R-A-T-I-0-N 5 Good Reasons You'll Enjoy Buying at DUFF Y’S that the old campaigner set a re- cord never equalled by any other American horse—winning the same stake five times. Elkridge won the Indian River ‘Chase in 1942, 45, °48, 49 and °50. Last year he was second to Croon- between Strand and Islanders br ler’s great —— Elkridge, re- ; 93 apo atabaad Satan: wap. coat eft” on. ac-| tee title cf world chanepion emeey . Lau- | Philadelphia 5-1 Pittsburgh 12 | sunday as Kinder hung up his 18th | left center, after Robert Lastres| Chip Hernandez, pitching for in re- Florida International League consecutive triumph over Chi- struck out and scored on Ander-|the Islanders seemed to be in Key West} Ft. Lauderdale 2 Miami 0 ¥s White Sox with a 32 vi son’s two bagger to the same|fine shape and so appeared along with two!st. Petersburg 1 Lakeland 3 cagn’s White with a 32 vic-| spot. John Cruz connected solid-| Mingo Esquinaldo after the first $ Baynard did | Miami Beach 3-2 West Palm Beach | tory in relief. ly with one of Mingo’s slow| inning which gave all indications eee 21 The tall Tennessean, who will be} breaking curves and poled it to| that the teams were going to give continue as | Tampa 5 Havana 3 38 next month, would be the best} the centerfield wall for a four|a darned good exhibition. Bonifay, St. Pet-| Floride State League phe Ee bape H Os eoelt Tee ‘ will han-| DeLand 8 Sanford 3 the White Sox all the time. Hi Citizen Staft Photo to top that mark until next year— TOM HARDY FLEISHMANS Automobile . ‘ By The Associated Press provided he retains his .1agic D tis business . . . whatever the CARRYING ON FAMILY ‘TRADITION, William'R. Warren, In, . |touch over the White Sox. Blended Whiskey G I N »roduct or service you are look- - presents the $50 cash award to Eleanor Rose Garcia, senior class American A home run by Fred Hatfield, ng for, you'll find it in the nett ‘ ale mide ten . gh sina to Cleveland 25 17 595 |his first of th season, snapped aj} Fifth $3.85 Pt, $2.35 1 is @ pianist, a member of the Boosters-club ‘Boston 23° «17 ~—-.575 | 2-2 tie im the seventh and gave *Y Pt. $1.30 ly, Pt. YELLOW PAGES’ ‘ ys. She fs the dai of: Mr and Mrs. Washington, | 22 18 550 Kinder his fourth victory of the 2 2b. ple ughter Chicago 2 .524 |season. Kinder replaced starter 80 PROOF meen’, eae Watrn fipily are. cq0- New York 18 17 .514/ Bill Heniry in the top of the sev- ipo fala in music which was St. Louis 20 24 .455|enth when the rookie southpaw 1944 by the National Meanwhile, the St. Louis Cardin- $4 PROO Brooklyn 27 610 .730 | als caught up with their nemesis, . New York 27. 12 .692 | Dave Koslo, battering the lefthand- Chicago 23 17 575 |er for six runs in five innings as Paaaiang te WINES Cineinnat 2% 21 4fs | they swept a doubleheader trom |] Blackberry Cordial SHERRY-PORT-MUSCATEL j To 3 Define Terms, Words Sia BB ately, Er tad tao meal] Fifth $2.50 , Philadelphia 1% 21 462 nee big out of _ ae a 60 PROOF Fifth 90c (A lead- Boston 14 23 ~—.378| + Brooklyn swept pa: ian GAINESVILLE, Ga. yee league nt Pittsburgh li 34 _—_—_.244| into the No. 1 spot by edging the F Deli Filled tl Besica urged good citizens to learn to de-| in the first game of a scheduled | Florida International League | Chicago Ayews 322 The Dodgers ree very Orders Promp 'Y ! peat! fine terms and know what words |Tittle League doubleheader at | Miami 3T 8497p | Sovees we Gable. runs i Die second D Mi DELMONICO TAVERN mean so they may intelligently ex-| Bayview Park Saturday. evening. | Miami Beach 37 20849 os ha of hag coming on Gil By Some 7,000 ercise the “obligation to disagree.” | ‘The second scheduled game be. | Havana 2 2 8 ry a Pap ‘aaa 218 DUVAL sT. James 8. Pope, executive editor | tween the- Kiwanis and Rotary | Tampa 31 23 ‘S74 e nm Braves won ir Drffers Sunday NE YORK \—Who said Ben late Dr. William R. Warren, of the Louisville Courier - Journal and Times, said in 2 speech pre- pared for delivery to the Brenau College er aay class that this Philadelphia i 19. 41 Detroit 3 2 St. Petersburg 29 26 W. Palm Beach 27 28 491 Lakeland 18 (37 Ft. Lauderdale 9 446 was cancelled due to bad light- ing. Prior to the start of the second game, the lights. went dim, and. after waiting 30 min- raised a blister on his pitching hand, Saul Rogovin was the loser. first game for new Manager Char: lie Grimm with an 18-hit, 9-4 vic- tory over Cincinnati after veteran southpaw Ken Raffensberger had $1.30 90 PROOF en ee Fifth $3.35 —— Your choice of TWO Heavy-Duty, itched the Reds to a 1-0 master- . mental clarity is imperative be-| utes for the lights to brighten, | Florida State League e : a oS - we i pagan} was pil By a| DeLand S32 oe bay ry “o - cael ol ee berg 7,000 golfers, most |v are controlled to an appal-| ister date. J'ville Beach 28 16 sieagrge gna ple te H motor-oils, +0f Lea “gat duffers or week-end | ting extent by shi by catch | Robert Pazo set the VFW down | Orlando 2. 8 jar eee re : ae gtr as —7 = camisay today: “7 did.” | phrases, by misused-words ...”| with only 2 runs and 4 hits, | Sanford BT: 30,” “gL A SO sive. the Fite oS oly allot them, however, did| ‘In our own country and in our while his teammates scored 16| Palatka 2% 21 = 4553 was the bx aA = Phillies ry sidicans but there were |OWM language there is such wide- runs on 8 hits, 7 bases on balls | Gainesville a 2 sit | 284 Sim: ila woes hit. ry termed Hogan's score | *Pread confusion tat we are about | ang 19 VFW errofs. Daytona Beach 21 24 467 one i. oe pin > a the otiicap. Last Saturday to lose the power to understand Wayne Key, Lions’ catcher, Cocoa 1 2 ‘378 are is mr ; ie © ion | 884 control the actions of our Zov-|ieg the Liong’ attack with two | Leesburg oval: sg] 9S eee tae the Naticnal Open champion | oeinent, We are spoken to in rid- hits, one single and a line drive | St. Augustine 10 (37 213 le American League, Lou Wash Your Motor turned in a par 71 at the North- -|the riddles; we are trapped into : : dies and few of us are challenging debating them as if they were double into centerifeld, out of 4 Lost Is Found Sleater won his third straight for Washington and Ted Gray gained his fifth for Detroit as the Sena- : a 2 rtstop, tors and Tigers divided a double-| Starting June 12. 14 pore) Dn “‘nfla- ae on CONSORT, Canada (M—Mrs. C. |header. The senators took a | Peds ag ody Sage tion” and “civil rights” as exam- nig 7, Gould, who lost her wedding | first-game victory and dropped the | ples of terms meaning many things to many men. Pope said communism to some safely. Leo Psa farm 42 years ago, received word ring on the family’s Nova Scotia | second, 3-6. Rain washed out the scheduled | recently that it had been found by doubleheader between the Browns rite pad an en- is a set of ideas but it also bin an ae or ieee Fay single i pas toys in the event spon: | Pe) eee Tie ik aed Pies : dians and Yankees in New York. | sea ne tile" Magazine belief it is all these things and Read the Classified Ads | ‘with all proceeds going to the Na- ae ee besag ————— i snd — BRAND COFFES weapons ee ae See faved” naa Bn grag ay agg He Pinos, Calif, player, had the low- a Done, Sevreenee: STAR BRAND Coffee, ‘Sst, He shot a 74 and with a handi. | M2” noted that “inflation” is much | i141) to first base for aa error. | top of 14 turned in 60. Eight, |7eviled when it’s spreading but ake Whites VFW southpaw | AMERICAN COFFEE Mill old Diane Wilson, Kansas | first signs of deflation, or re-| MS} Soman’ had a perfect, ond CUBAN LL on or , had a 117-4869. “General Omar Bradley, head of Joint Chiefs of Staff, scored 85, which was reduced to 74 by his handicap of 11. Sen. Robert | cession, we quickly try to reverse |that trend, and he asked: “Have we all been monstrous hypocrites about inflation, or have we just been indulging in mass night at bat with two singles in two tries at bat. Cervantes and Taylor were the only other VFW players to hit safely, Although —TRY A POUND TODAY-—— | aLL GROCERS i ” agile Tony Estonez, VFW all as ce ae tg a Vbees care the ‘simple phrase | aroundgplayer, walked 7 tenes Yan Pubes pew eek civil ie been used and his teammates commi ae Seer are Seseaite vpn gt nd miscues to contribute to the de- | took advantage of a rainy day to @core a T81l—o/. Bing Crosby was strokes higner with a 74-5—69. Baseball Fans Meet Tomorrow. A meeting of al) baseball en @usiasts has been called for 8 pm. Tuesday in the City Hall The neeting has heen called by the Stadium Advisory Board end a group of businessmen in- terested in bringing a Florida In- | ternational League franchise to Rey West Tt is expected that final organ- igstional plans will be laid dur- fig this meeting and that play of a Key West team in the Flor- ida Io + why late this week or the part of next. the former F\ dale tes will be the team re-t siror ie Owners er teams in the pi Dave ag: t Lauder- ed and © present plans, the fran-/| a Trophy Winner the present President and his pre- |decessor ‘'to cover a multitude of dissimilar issues.’ He noted that great tension and discord have grown up atout this phrase and those who oppose any of the ob- Jectives lumped under this label are | he continued “This is nonsense. Those who | take a clearly civil right, like yot- ing, and identify it with the broad | |homar right to seek a job are do | ing a dangerously demagogic | | thing. j Pope argued that the 148 Demo- | jeratic platform properly espoused \ such genuine civil rights as that of suffrage. trial by jury, security | of person and so forth. ' | “But this same platform included | with these civil rights the right to the oppertunity of employment, and this has been extended to the the government would dictate em- ployment. accused of being undemocratic but, | K | Brooklyn at Chicago sternational League will get right to have a job, which means | New York at St. Louis feat. ITAGUE STANDING Cinbe— wo 9 bo mee F Americen Cleveland at New York Chicago at Boston St. Louis at Philadelphie Detroit at Washington Nations! League Boston at Cincinnati FOR HOME or Only game scheduled) : Fieride International League Havana at Tampa Consistent STON W—Andy Davis. j Orlando at Palatka ' Miami at Ft. 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